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UNFINISHED 1-40 SHORTER THAN HIGHWAY'S HISTORY
DEVELOPER PLANS 200-ACRE PROJECT NEAR 1-40, OLD 86
LEARNING TO WALK AGAIN NEXT FOR RAWING VICTIM

SKTEmOTllN%SScTfoi-^HEDULE, ENGINEER SAYS

COUNCIL OKS 1-40 LANDSCAPING

1-40 WORK TO RESUME . „».«,

LEGACY OF ICE, SNOW SLOW 1-40 REPAIRS

FOR ORANGE COUNTY FAST-TRACKERS, 1-40 JUST GOT FASTER

TRACTOR-TRAILER, CAR COLLIDE

TRUCK DRIVER INJURED IN HILLSBOROUGH 1-40 WRECK

CHATHAM BOARD FAVORS U.S. 15-501, 1-40 LINK

WRECK NEAR HILLSBOROUGH t_„

1-40 WORK MAY END BY CHRISTMAS

1-40 WIDENING AHEAD OF SCHEDULE ^m

DRIVERS ON 1-40 MAY FIND FAST LANE SOONER
REINING IN ON STRIP DEVaOPMENT _„„„„ vims
DOT PLANNER SAYS SURVEY SUPPORTS CONNECTOR NEED
POLICE LOG/ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA
1-40 WIDENING WORK MONTHS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
4-VEHICLE WRECK BLOCKS 1-40 EAST
1-40 STANDS BETWEEN HILLSBOROUGH, COUNTY
13-YEAR-OLD BADLY HURT IN 4-CAR WRECK ON 1-40

1-40 OPENS FIFTH LANE _

SPEED LIMIT NOW 65 ALONG 1-40 STRETCH
1-40 HIGH-OCCUPANCY LANES CONSIDERED

1-85

I?G^TDURH^MC^UOTFROAD IN 1988, ENGINEERS SAY

1-65 NAY GO 8 LANESj SEGMENT TO END NEAR HILLSBOROUGH

TRUCK STOP; SHOW-OF^ORCE SENDS DRUG 'WARNING' TO TRUCKERS

CROWD DEBATES HILLSBOROUGH INTERSTATE RULES

PLANNERS REJECT ZONING CHANGE

1-65 DEFINES ALAMANCE TRAFFIC VOLUME

BUTNER-CREEDMOOR TRAFFIC MATCHED OXFORD'S IN 1988

HENDERSON IS AT ONE OF STATE'S HOTTEST CROSSROADS

1-85 HAS LEAD IN TRAFFIC COUNTS

BAD INTERSECTIONS ABOUND _.«.„„.

HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS SKEPTICAL OF 1-85 PLANS

DOT REVISES 1-85 INTERCHANGE PLAN

wS^^wSntwmwS PUTTING SQUEEZE ON 1-85 TRAFFIC
ACCIDENT PEELS OPEN ORANGE JUICE TRUCK
1-65 WEIGH STATION CONTRACT AWARDED

STATION GETTING A BOOST M

DMV 1-85 CRACKDOWN FINDS NO DRUNKEN TRUCK DRIVERS

PATH OF DURHAM 1-85 SKIPS 2 NEIGHBORHOODS

COOPERATION PAYS OFF FOR DURHAM RESIDENTS

TIGHTER RULES URGED FOR 1-65 DEVELOPMENT

ENTRANCE RESTRICTIONS URGED

TRUCKER DEAD AFTER BIZARRE ACCIDENT

1-85 WOULD DEGRADE SEVEN MILE WATER

HIT-AND-RUN RESULT

RECONSIDER 1-85 BUFFER

TRUCK CRASH KILLS 1, CLOGS 1-85

STILL SMOLDERING

TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN FIERY 1-85 WRECK

1-85 WRECKS SLOW SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC

1-85 WIDENING QUESTIONED _

BURNING MAN PULLED FROM FIERY 1-85 CRASH

1-85 WON'T INCREASE RUNOFF, OFFICIAL SAYS _ „

ORANGE CO. OFFICIALS CALL MEETING TO EASE TENSIONS WITH DOT

DOT SNUBBED THEM, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY

NEW INTERCHANGE FOR BUTNER NOW 'ON FAST TRACK'

ICE LEAVES INTERSTATE 85 POTHOLE PLAGUE

TWO INJURED IN GRANVILLE 1-85 ACCIDENT ^^ „_,_„„.

THE CLUTTER FROM OUR WRECKS DISAPPEARS QUICKLY, BUT NOT THE EFFECTS

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H 2

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H 2

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H 2

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S 2

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H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

H 1

H 2

H 2

H 2

1/02/1989 B
1/06/1989 A
1/14/1989 C
1/14/1989 D
1/18/1989 B
2/15/1989 A
3/23/1989
3/27/1989
5/03/1989
5/05/1989
5/05/1989
5/31/1989
6/20/1989
6/29/1989
6/30/1989
7/01/1989
7/21/1989 A
8/22/1989 A
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
10/07/1989
10/07/1989
10/07/1989
11/01/1989
11/03/1989
11/15/1989

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A
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1/12/1989
1/17/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
2/01/1989
2/03/1989
2/14/1989
2/16/1989
2/17/1989
2/27/1989
3/06/1989
4/09/1989 A
4/12/1989 A
4/14/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
6/03/1989
6/06/1989
6/08/1989
6/23/1989
6/29/1989
7/05/1989
7/27/1989
8/24/1989
8/24/1989
8/29/1989
8/29/1989
9/08/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
9/27/1989
10/04/1989
10/05/1989
10/13/1989
11/07/1989
11/12/1989
11/23/1989
12/16/1989 _
12/23/1989 B
12/24/1989 D

N

N R63
N
N

N K65
N
N

N M06
N M70
P L38
N H90
N M25
P L38
N M06
N
E
E

N M25
N

N K65
N

N M20
N B53
N K65
N M20
N K65

N M20
N 046
N S17
N H90
N R63
N R63
N 046

1 M N 046

M N 046

M N 046

C N B53

N H90

N H90

N

N B53
P S76
N

N M20
N H90

1 M N C61

E

N D38
N D38
N H90
E

P S76
L

N B53
P S76
N R63
N B53
N M20
N M51
N M20
N M20
N M20
N T33
N H60
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DRUG DEALERS' SHIFT ROUTES

S 2 5/24/1989 A

IBM

SEE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.

ILS PROPERTIES

HERALD-SUN GAINS OPTION ON U.S. 15-501 PROPERTY
HERALD CO, PLANS MOVE TO SITE ON PICKETT ROAD

2/07/1989 A
2/08/1989 A

INC. MAGAZINE

TRIANGLE RANKED FOURTH IN GROWTH BY MAGAZINE H 2 2/16/1989 C

THE NEXT REVOLUnON; ENTREPRENEURS CHANGING FACE OF NATION'S BUSINESS... CHH 1 6/01/1989 A

COGENTRIX HEADS INC.'S GROWTH COMPANY LIST H 2 11/26/1989 D

INC. MAGAZINE STARTS COUNCIL FOR GROWING BUSINESSES IN N.C. H 2 12/10/1989 D

IND-EX (HERALD-SUN LIBRARY INDEX)
PAPER SHOULD PROVIDE IND-EX

INDA (NON-WOVEN FABRICS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION)
SEE ALSO FABRICS
NONWOVEN FABRICS ASSOCIATION MOVING HEADQUARTERS TO GARY

INFACT (INFANT FORMULA ACTION COALITION)
'EVIL GROUPS' PLOT GE BOYCOTT
•SOVIET FRONT GROUPS' SUPPORT INFACT

IRF INC. (I RAISE FUNDS)

COURT RULES THE GAME WAS BINGO

ISC REALTY CORP.

ISC REALTY CORP. COMPLETES 50X SALE OF 1,000-ACRE TRACT

ICE

BAGS OF ICE TAX-EXEMPT UNDER NORTH CAROLINA LAW

COOL WORK

ICICLES

COASTAL COMMUNITIES IN N.C, BEGIN DIGGING OUT Of SNOW

ICE CREAM

LICKING THE HEAT
ANTICIPATION

'SQUIRTS' OUT A COUPLE OF WINS

ICE HOCKEY

TRIANGLE YOUTH HOCKEY TEAM

ICE SCULPTURE

SEE ALSO SCULPTURE
ICE MAN

ICE SKATING

NEW OWNERS HAVE BIG PLANS FOR DANIEL BOONE ICE RINK
FROSTY FUN

ICE STORMS

ICED HOLLY

ICY HAND

ICY ROADS PROMPT EARLY SCHOOL CLOSINGS; WRECK KILLS WOMAN

WINTER WEATHER WREAKING HAVOC

COLLISIONS ABOUND; TRAFFIC SNARLS

COLLISIONS ABOUND; TRAFFIC SNARLS

CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSE

ICE ATTACK

ICY STREETS CAUSE 200 DURHAM WRECKS

GLASSY ROADS STRAND 800 COUNTY STUDENTS

ICE STORM FREEZES TRIANGLE ACTIVITIES

CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSED TODAY

BEWARE THE ICE OF MARCH! BEHIND BEAUTY LIES IMMOBILIZATION

BEWARE THE ICE OF MARCH! BEHIND BEAUTY LIES IMMOBILIZATION

WINTER STORM ICES DOWN TRIANGLE ROADS

SLICK STREETS CREATE TEACHER SHORTAGE

1 M N H70
1 M N A54

3 N

3 P N S17
6 N T33
6 P N K65

H 2 1/19/1989 A 4 L

H 2 1/29/1989 D 6 N

CHH

1

3/12/1989 A

4 L

CHH

1

3/30/1989 A

4 L

H

2

9/06/1989 B

5 N L40

H

2

1/01/1989 F

1 N

S

2

6/10/1989 C

1 P N T77

H

2

7/12/1989 C

1 P P L38

H

2 12/24/1989 B

1 P P T37

H

2 12/27/1989 C

1 P N

S

2

7/27/1989 C

1 P P K30

H

2

8/01/1989 A

7 P P K30

S

2

1/17/1989 D

4 P U A76

CHH 1

9/16/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH

1

7/06/1989 A

1 P N H90

CHH 1

12/29/1989 A

1 P P S76

CHH 1

2/18/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

2/20/1989 A

2 P P T44

S

2

3/07/1989 A

1 P N M06

S

2

3/08/1989 A

1 P N T37

S

2

3/08/1989 A

1 P N B53

S

2

3/08/1989 A

1 P N H70

S

2

3/08/1989 A

1 N S92

S

2

3/08/1989 A

7 P P T37

H

2

3/09/1989 A

1 P N C60

H

2

3/09/1989 A

6 P N J40

H

2

3/09/1989 C

1 P N H60

H

2

3/09/1989 C

1 N

H

2

3/09/1989 C

2 P P S73

H

2

3/09/1989 C

2 P P T32

CHH

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3/09/1989 A

1 P N H90

CHH

1

3/09/1989 A

1 P N S17

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SQUEEGEE CLEAN

TRIANGLE AWAITS WARMER TEMPERATURES

ICY ROADS

HILLS, STREET BLUES

HILLS, STREET BLUES

HILLS, STREET BLUES

CLEANING UP _ „._

THAW STARTS AMID 39-DE6REE HEAT WAVE

MERCHANTS ON THIN ICE, HOPE DEEP FREEZE ENDS

LIGHT MIST DRAGS DOWN WIRES

LIGHT MIST DRAGS DOWN WIRES

FOREST OF ICE

THE SKY IS FALLING?

FIRMS TRY TO PUT DENT IN DURHAM STORM CLAIMS

MORE THAN BASKETBALL IN THE AIR _

LEGACY OF ICE, SNOW SLOW 1-40 REPAIRS

ICE COATS ROUGEMONT LEAVES TODAY

WHAT DAY IS THIS?

ICY THANKSGIVING

TRIANGLE MAY NOT GET ICE, SNOW ACCUMULATION

SLEET, SLUSH BLANKET TRIANGLE

PARADE POSTPONED

WINTER COMES EARLY

PIEDMONT BLASTED BY ICE STORM

SLICK STREETS SLOW DURHAM DOWN

2 KILLED IN ACCIDENT ON ICY ROAD

TRIANGLE'S ICE STORM SNOWBALLS

WINTER WONDERLAND WREAKS WOE __

WINTER STORM LEAVES SATURDAY SLIPPERY

WINTER IcV"STORM PARALYZES TRIANGLE, CAUSES TWO TV TOWERS TO TUMBLE
AREA DIGS OUT AS WINTER BLAST ABATES
STORM KILLS 9, TOPPLES TV TOWERS
ICE-WEARY TRIANGLE GLAD TO SEE SUN SHINE
ICE-WEARY TRIANGLE GLAD TO SEE SUN SHINE

CAR SLIDES ON ICE, CRASHES RAILS

STORES EXTENDING WEEKEND HOURS TO RECOUP LOSSES

ICE LEAVES INTERSTATE 85 POTHOLE PLAGUE _

CARNAGE ON ICE/WHEN THE TOWERS CAME A-TUMBLIN'DOWN

TRIANGLE GEARS UP FOR ICE, SNOtJ

AREA SERVICES EXPECT WORST AS STORM LOOMS

SCHOOL CLOSINGS

COUNTY SCHOOLS SCHEDULE 3 SNOW DAYS

ICE STORM COMES LATE, LIGHT

ICE STORM COMES LATE, LIGHT __ ,.

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS SNARL ICE-GLAZED TRIANGLE

SCHOOLS CLOSED, DELAYED

FAMILIAR SCENE

POWER LINES REMOVED FROM CAR

SUCK!

RISKY BUSINESS

PREPARING FOR THE DELUGE

UP A TREE

DRIVERS PLAY IT COOL ON ICE-GLAZED ROADS

ICY ROADS CAUSE MORE THAN 300 WRECKS IN CITY, COUNTY

SHADED AREA SURPRISE DRIVERS

ICY WEATHER DEPLETES PUBLIC WORKS BUDGETS

IDENTICAL TWINS
SEE TWINS

IDENTIFICATION CARDS

SEE ALSO FALSE IDENTIFICATION
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
PUBLIC HOUSING ID CARDS MAY SOON BE RULE

IKEBANA

SEE ALSO FLOWERS
SEE ALSO Jfffiti
JAPANESE FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS ALWAYS APROPOS

CHH 1

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3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989 .
3/10/1989 C
3/10/1989 C
3/10/1989
3/10/1989
3/10/1989
3/10/1989
3/11/1989
3/12/1989
3/27/1989
11/23/1989 A
11/24/1989 C
11/24/1989
12/08/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989 A
12/10/1989 A
12/10/1989 B
12/10/1989 A
12/10/1989
12/11/1989
12/11/1989
12/11/1989
12/11/1989
12/11/1989
12/12/1989
12/15/1989
12/16/1989
12/17/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989

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P K30
N S76
P S76
P M66
P S73
P S76
P S76
N N36
N 046
P M66
P S76
P T37
P T44
N B53
E

N M06
P L38
P L38
P C45
N C61
N
N

N 046
N M25
N Yll
N

N M51
N C45
N D38
P T44
N

N D38
N

N E33
N B53
N H90
N C60
N H60
N Zll
N
N
N

N Yll
N Yll
N E33
N
N
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P
P
P
P
P
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N

N M51
N C62

T37
K30
K30
L38
L38
M66

CHH 1 5/22/1989 A 3 N M70

S 2 4/28/1989 B 1 P F 659

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ILLEGAL ALIENS

SEE ALSO MIGRANT WORKERS
VALENTINE! ALIENS SHOULDN'T FIGURE IN REAPPORTIONMENT
VALENTINE SAYS COUNTING ALIENS COULD COST N.C. CONGRESSIONAL SEAT

ILLEGAL DUMPING
SEE DUMPING

SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE PCB (POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS)

ILLINOIS STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL

BENDER LEADING CANDIDATE FOR ILLINOIS ST. COACHING SPOT
BENDER LEAVING DUKE, TO BE NEW ILLINOIS STATE HEAD COACH

ILLITERACY

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL

SEE ALSO DURHAM LITERACY COUNCIL

SEE ALSO MOTHEREAD

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL

SEE ALSO PROJECT LITERACY

SEE ALSO READING

SEE ALSO TUTORING PROGRAMS
GOOD LITERACY BATTLE NEEDS CONGRESS' KELP
GRANVILLE CHOSEN FOR LITERACY STUDY
N.C. ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM HELD AS MODEL BY FIRST LADY
FRIDAY URGES ASSISTANCE FOR STATE'S POOR, ILLITERATE

ATTACKING ILLITERACY AT ITS SOURCE mmmm

LITERACY IN THE WORKPLACE FOCUS OF LEGISLATIVE SUMMIT
CONFERENCE GOOD START ON WORKPLACE LITERACY
EXPERTS*. MONEY NEEDED IN FIGHT AGAINST ILLITERACY
CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS GRAPPLE WITH ILLITERACY
SPREAD WORD ON LITERACY

VALENTINE BACKS N.C. HIGHWAY PLAN

ELON COLLEGE GETS $16,480 FOR ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM
HOW LONG WILL ADULT LITERACY PROGRAMS BE IN VOGUE?
PRICE INTRODUCES LITERACY LEGISLATION
AN ALLIANCE AGAINST ILLITERACY

LET'S HELP ALL LEARN TO READ

10 NELLO TEER EMPLOYEES COMPLETE 10-WEEK LITERACY COUNCIL PROGRAM

LITERACY PROGRAMS IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE

LITERACY COUNCIL HELPS PEOPLE LEARN TO READ

INSIGHT/A GOOD WAR, ILLITERACY SHOULD RECEIVE EQUAL BILLING...

DURHAM RELEASE PLAN TEACHES LETTERS OF THE LAW

DEFENDANT SENTENCED TO LITERACY

LITERACY PROGRAM BENEFITS MOTHERS, CHILDREN

COMBATTING ILLITERACY: GENTLE PERSUASION ISN'T WORKING

ILLUSm5GR0UNDS OFFERS ACCURATE IF IRREVERENT VIEW OF THE WORLD

IMAGE SALON SYSTEM

SEE ALSO HAIRDRESSERS
HAIRSTYLING ENTERS COMPUTER AGE

IMAGES OF GOD (PLAY) _

COMPOSER SEEKS 'IMAGE OF GOD IN OUR TIME'

IMAGINE! JOHN LENNON (FILM)

•IMAGINE' EXAMINES 3 FACES OF LENNON

IMMACULATA SCHOOL
HOPPING TO IT
LEARNING ABOUT THE FIREFIGHTER'S JOB

IMMEDIATE FAMILY (FILM) _ m

•IMMEDIATE FAMILY'/CLOSE TO 'BIG CHILL II*

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HEALTH PROGRAM

1/30/1989 C
8/04/1989 A

4/12/1989 D
4/14/1989 B

S 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

S 2

H 2

CHH 1

S 2

S 2

H 2

S 2

CHH 1

H 2

H 2

H 2

S 2

CHH 1

1 P N
14 N R60

2 N M14
1 N M14

1/14/1989
2/06/1989
3/08/1989
3/08/1989
3/10/1989
3/21/1989
3/25/1989
4/08/1989
4/08/1989
5/18/1989
6/03/1989
7/07/1989
8/01/1989
8/04/1989
8/15/1989
9/08/1989
9/08/1989 B
9/08/1989 A
9/10/1989 B
9/17/1989 D
11/06/1989 A
11/09/1989 A
11/10/1989 A
12/10/1989 A

E
N

N L90
N S17
E
N
E

N K65
N L90
E

N C61
N H60
J Oil
N M70
E
E

N C47
E

G S22
F G33
N S82
E

N G59
J

H 2 12/10/1989 D 3 D U INS

s

2 2/28/1989 B

1 P F G59

H

2 2/17/1989 D

9 P F W66

H

2 3/24/1989 D

7 P R L59

S
H

2 3/08/1989 C
2 10/19/1989 C

1 P P S76

2 P P L38

H

2 11/03/1989 D

18 P R S92

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CHH 1

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATIONS

SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., IMMUNIZATION

gcr ai cn VACCINE
CROWDING IMPETUS FOR CLINIC (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-15-89) CHH 1

OUCH! ^^

OFFICIALS URGE CHILDHOOD VACCINATIONS S 2

RUSH ON TO GET SCHOOLCHILDREN IMMUNIZED H 2

MORE VACCINATIONS EXPECTED IN DURHAM S 2

IMPAC PLUS CORP. e

INSOLE SALES UP AND RUNNING _ m S

EGG TEST GIVES INSOLE A MARKETING LEG UP H

IMPACT FEES

SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY FEES

SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS

SEE ALSO USER FEES

SEWER FUNDS NEEDED TO EASE PROBLEMS; POLITICAL GROUPS... AT ODDS...

ALDERMEN TAKING A 'COOL' LOOK AT POSSIBLE TAX

ORANGE WANTS N.C. OK ON TAX BEFORE HEARING

PUBLIC HFARING EMASCULATED

[^OFFICIALS LOOK FOR IMPACT TAX CONSENSU COIJNTYMAY PROCEED...

LOCAL OFFICIALS LOOK FOR IMPACT TAX CONSENSUS; HILLSBOROUGH COUNCIL...

IMPACT TAXES AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING

HAKAN CONFIDENT DOWNTOWN TAX WILL FLY

HILLSBOROUGH COOL TOWARD IMPACT TAX

IMPACT FEES ARE TAXES

A TAX BY ANY OTHER NAME

IMPACT TAX PUTS BURDEN WHERE IT BELONGS

COUNCIL CONSIDERING STREET, PARKS 'IMPACT FEES'

HILLSBOROUGH BOARD VOTES DOWN IMPACT TAX

LEGISLATORS NON-COMMITTAL ON IMPACT TAX

BALANCING FEES, TAXES A DIFFICULT CHALLENGE

COUNTY TO INCLUDE HILLSBOROUGH IN IMPACT TAX PLAN

•FAIRNESS' OF HILLSBOROUGH TAX EXCLUSION QUESTIONED

IMPACT TAX SHOULD BE ALL OR NOTHING

IMPACT TAX SPREADS BURDEN FAIRLY _ _ in

DURHAM COUNTY IMPACT FEES NOT LIKELY TO BE APPROVED

HILLSBOROUGH DROPPED FROM IMPACT TAX BILL _ nti

BUILDERS, DEVELOPERS TAKE DIM VIEW OF IMPACT TAX

OPPONENTS ATTACK IMPACT TAX

BLUE CROSS SINGS BLUES FOR IMPACT TAX

VOTE NOT PENDING ON IMPACT TAX

PROBING THE LIMITS OF GROWTH CONTROL

IMPACT FEES, ROAD FUNDS TOP DURHAM MEET

MILLER DOUBTFUL ABOUT IMPACT FEES, GAS TAX

BUILDER: DEVELOPMENT A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY (CORRECTED 4-8-89)

COUNCIL'S PROPOSED IMPACT FEES DRAW SUPPORT, CAUTION

CATES 'SHOCKED' AT CAREY'S PLAN FOR IMPACT TAX

CORRECTION

CITY SHOULD BALANCE IMPACT FEES AND TAXES

BARNES PREDICTS ROUGH ROAD FOR IMPPACT TAX

LEGISLATOR RAISES EQUITY ISSUE ON IMPACT TAX

KEEP FEES REASONABLE

CITY COUNCIL DELAYS IMPOSING 'IMPACT FEES'

BLUE CROSS CARRIES IMPACT TAX CONCERNS TO ORANGE CO. EDC M

SCHOOL BOARD TO VOTE ON IMPACT TAX ISSUE CHH 1

ORANGE CO. TO CONSIDER IMPACT TAX CHANGES CHH 1

GROUP OPPOSED TO IMPACT FEES SHIFTS COURSE S 2

BUILDERS' REALISM AID IN FIXING PROPER FEES S 2

IMPACT TAX ABOUT-FACE IRKS CATES CHH 1

IMPACT TAX SURVIVAL HANGS ON LOBBYING, SUPPORTER'S TOLD CHH 1

BARNES FAILS TO SHOW FOR HOUSE IMPACT TAX HEARING CHH 1

CITY WANTS SOME CHANGES IN IMPACT FEES S 2

TAX NOT 'IMPACTING' SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA CHH 1

CATES SUGGESTS TAX COMPROMISE CHH 1

CARRBORO HOPES WANING FOR IMPACT TAX CHH 1

HEADLINE ON BARNES ARTICLE MISLEADING CHH 1

7/13/1989
7/19/1989
8/21/1989
8/24/1989
12/16/1989

2 7/24/1989 C
2 9/06/1989 C

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CHH 1
CHH 1
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CHH 1
CHH 1
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CHH 1
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2/14/1989

2/23/1989

2/24/1989

2/25/1989

2/25/1989

2/25/1989

2/28/1989

3/03/1989

3/04/1989

3/06/1989

3/07/1989

3/09/1989

3/10/1989

3/11/1989

3/11/1989

3/12/1989

3/16/1989

3/17/1989

3/21/1989

3/24/1989

3/24/1989

3/29/1989

3/31/1989

4/01/1989

4/01/1989

4/02/1989

4/03/1989

4/04/1989

4/05/1989

4/06/1989

4/06/1989

4/08/1989

4/08/1989

4/10/1989

4/11/1989

4/12/1989

4/13/1989

4/14/1989

4/15/1989

4/18/1989

4/18/1989

4/19/1989

4/20/1989

4/20/1989

4/21/1989

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4/23/1989 A

4/23/1989 A

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P P L38
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N C60
N H65

1 P N M06
1 P N N36

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N C62
N M20
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N M20
N M20
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N M70
N R63
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N H70
N R63
N M20
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N M20
N M20
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N M20
N M20
N M20
N H20
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N H70
N S69
N H90
N
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N M20
N H20
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N M25
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N M06
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N C62
N M20
N M06
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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

HEADLINE, ARTICLE UNFAIR TO BARNES
BLUE CROSS, OT>CRS CELEBRATE DEMISE OF LOCAL IMPACT TAX
LEGISLATORS WON'T PUSH IMPACT TAX __
COMMISSIONERS PUSH FOR DEVELOPMENT FEES

H^TSAYSPIMPACT FEES SHOULD BE UNIFORM, REASONABLE

'IMPACT FEES' MAY BE TOO HIGH

OFFICIALS SPLIT ON f€XT MOVE

THAT ALL THE WORLD SHOULD BE TAXED

SEPARATE AND UNEQUAL

TRADE GROUP SUPPORTS GROWTH __

PROPOSED IMPACT FEES HIGHER THAN RALEIGH'S

COUNCIL OKS 'IMPACT FEE' RATES

IMPACT FEES COULD DIVERT BUILDING TO WAKE COUNTY, COUNCIL WARNED

IMPACT FEES ARE TOO HIGH

RAISING CITY TAXES

BUILDERS MAY ESCAPE 'DOUBLE JEOPARDY' ^^

LACK OF IMPACT-FEE BILL COULD MEAN HIGHER TAXES

DON'T OVERTAX DEVELOPMENT _ _

DEVELOPMENT GROUP SEEKS 8 CHANGES IN IMPACT FEES
•FACILITIES FEES' NEEDED TO MEET COSTS OF GROWTH

fSBKUb^VHlVlm. REVIEW OF IMPACT-PEE ORDINANCE

DEVELOPERS SAY FEES MAY BACKFIRE, HURT GROWTH

COUNCIL ADOPTS IMPACT-FEE LAW FOR DEVELOPMENT im„„„ «

DURHAM DEVELOPERS SET TO BEGIN PAYING IMPACT FEES NOVEMBER 1

CITY IMPACT FEES TAKE REASONABLE APPROACH

IMPERIAL CENTER _ „^ _.__ ___

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
WORLD TRADE CENTER TO OPEN IN OCTOBER
CHELSEA PLACE
RESEARCH TRIANGLE TRADE CENTER OPEN SOON

IMPERIAL PROPERTIES _ rmK ^^

ZONING PANEL REJECTS REQUEST, DEFERS SECOND

IMPERSONATIONS

SEE ALSO FALSE IDENTIFICATION
SEE ALSO IMPOSTERS

SEE ALSO POLICE IMPERSONATORS m_ mtmmmK r^nll ___

ERSATZ ELVIS DRAWS LAUGHS AND SOMETIMES TEARS FROM FANS

THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST (PLAY)

'EARNEST' STILL SHARP i. FUNNY AT MELODRAMA

IMPOSTERS

SEE ALSO FALSE IDENTIFICATION

SEE ALSO POLICE IMPERSONATORS ^

DUKE'S STUDENT BARON A PEERLESS IMPOSTOR „m „».„». ™r

TALL-TALE ADVENTURES GAVE 'BARON' LIFE FRAT BROTHERS NEVER DREAMED OF

DUKE UNIVERSITY REOPENS CASE OF BARON PRETENDER

NEIGHBORS SAY 'BARON' HAD FLAIR

NEIGHBORS SAY 'BARON* HAD FLAIR „^.„

IMITATION ROTHSCHILD NO LONGER HOLDING COURT ON DUKE CAMPUS

ROYALLY DUPED STUDENTS GET DUKE OFFICIAL'S SYMPATHY

FALSE BARON'S REAL IDENTITY STILL A MYSTERY AT UNIVERSITY

LINEAGE OF DUKE'S 'BARON' TRACED BACK TO EL PASO

DUKE'S MAKE-BELIEVE BARON

A BARON ONLY IN HIS OWN MIND

IMPR°TR^™TIONS; CARRBORO IMPROVISATIONAL GROUP TRIES IT BY THE SCRIPT

IN COUNTRY (FILM)

DOUBLE SHAME OF WAR

IN-HOME AIDES

SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO NURSES AIDES

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CHH 1

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4/23/1989

4/26/1989

4/28/1989

5/02/1989

5/03/1989

5/03/1989

5/05/1989

5/07/1989

5/08/1989

5/12/1989

5/24/1989

5/26/1989

6/06/1989

6/07/1989

6/08/1989

6/13/1989

7/13/1989

8/14/1989

8/20/1989 .

8/31/1989 B

8/31/1989 A

8/31/1989 A

9/01/1989 C

9/01/1989 C

9/06/1989 C

9/06/1989 A

9/11/1989 A

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L P BYL

L

N M20
P N M20

N A54

E

N A54

N C61
P N M20

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N C61
C N C61

N R63

E

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N C61

N C61

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N R63

L

N C61

N R63

N C61

N R63

N C61

E

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H 2 10/29/1989 F 1 P P T37
H 2 11/03/1989 B 6 N K65

H 2 3/15/1989 C 1 N A54

H 2 7/16/1989 B 1 U N36
H 2 3/10/1989 D 5 P R W66

H

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9/07/1989 A 1 P N S69

H

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9/07/1989 A J

! N S22

H

2

9/08/1989 A 1

N S69

H

2

9/08/1989 B 1

N S22

H

2

9/08/1989 B :

N S69

H

2

9/09/1989 A 1

N S69

H

2

9/09/1989 A 1

N S69

H

2

9/12/1989 C 1

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H

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9/15/1989 A 1

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H 2 10/06/1989 D 15 P R S66

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/ANNUAL
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Y SUBJECTS

CLIENTS LAUD EFFORTS OF HOME HEALTH AIDES

CHATHAM JOINS IN CELEBRATIONS 'GODSEND' ATra_p

HEALTH DEPARTMENT IN PERSON SEEKING HOME-HEALTH AIDES

IN THEIR BEST INTERESTS
SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
GROUPS FIGHTING FOR CHILD CUSTODY CHANGES
CHANGE WAY CUSTODY DISPUTES ARE HANDLED

IN VITRO FERTILIZATION
SEE FERTILITY

SEE N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL,
SEE TEST TUBE BABY

IN VITRO FERTILIZATION PROGRAM

INAUGURAL
SEE N.C.

INAUGURAL

INCINERATORS

SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION _ ma/w
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, HAZARDOUS WASTE
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C. _

MEDICAL WASTE FIRM CONSIDERS CHATHAM SITE

QUESTIONS REMAIN FOR PITTSBORO INCINERATOR u „ „, «,

PITTSBORO INCINERATOR SITE UNLIKELY - BOARD CHAIRMAN (AMENDED 5-18-89)

CORRECTION

MECKLENBURG COULD MODEL FOR CHATHAM MEDICAL INCINERATOR

PITTSBORO WON'T COURT MEDICAL WASTE COMPANY

PITTSBORO WASTE BURNER NOT PLANNED - BIO-MED M5R.

7 PRIVATE INCINERATORS BURN NUCLEAR WASTE

♦30 MILLION TOXIC WASTE INCINERATOR URGED FOR N.C.

GRANVILLE BOARD HEARS PRESENTATION ON INCINERATOR

MARTIN PROPOSES MORE HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL

GRANVILLE OFFICIALS TO TOUR INCINERATOR IN GALAX, VA.

GRANVILLE INCINERATOR HEARING DRAWS QUESTIONING CROWD

TOUR OF INCINERATOR SET FOR THURSDAY BEING POSTPONED

GLAXO SEEKS N-WASTE INCINERATOR

GRANVILLE BOARD WILL DISCUSS INCINERATOR PROPOSALS MONDAY

INCINERATOR PLANS IN GRANVILLE DESCRIBED

AREA LEGISLATORS HAVE QUESTIONS ON PACT

TRASH WON'T LEAVE IN PUFF OF SMOKE

GRANVILLE BOARD DENIES PERMITS FOR INCINERATORS

REGIONAL WASTE PACT APPROVED

HAZARDOUS WASTE PACT PUTS TAXPAYERS AT RISK

COMMISSIONER FEARS COUNTY MAY BE SITE FOR INCINERATOR

DISPATCHING THE WASTE PROBLEM

INCOME, FAMILY

SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE _

TRIANGLE FAMILY INCOME AVERAGES TOPS IN STATE

INCOME, PER CAPITA, N.C. _ _

INCOMES IN CAROLINAS STILL BELOW NATIONAL AVERAGE

INCOME TAX EVASION

SEE ALSO DELINQUENT TAXES
SEE ALSO TAX AMNESTY

TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM GOOD IDEA FOR N.C.

MARTIN SUPPORTS CRACKING DOWN ON TAX EVADERS

TAX-CRACKDOWN PROPOSAL GAINING LEGISLATIVE GROUND

PANEL APPROVES BILL EXTENDING TIME TO PAY BACK TAXES

TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM DESERVES TOP PRIORITY

NEVER HAVING TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY

FALSE TAX RETURN RESULTS IN SENTENCE

N.C. OFFICIALS STILL CONFIDENT ON TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM

TAX CHEATERS HAVE LITTLE TIME LEFT TO PAY

TAX-CHEATER SOLUTION MUST BE FAIR TO OTHERS

LLOYD APPARENTLY SERVED ILLEGAL TERM IN EARLY '70»S

CATES SAYS HE KNEW LLOYD WAS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR OFFICE

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CHH 1 6/10/1989 A
H 1 7/12/1989 C

CHH 1 4/16/1989 A
CHH 1 4/26/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2

A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
C

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2

5/03/1989
5/13/1989
5/17/1989
5/18/1989
5/21/1989
5/24/1989
6/22/1989
6/25/1989
8/26/1989
10/20/1989
10/27/1989
11/02/1989 B
11/07/1989 A
11/14/1989 B
11/17/1989 A
11/18/1989 C
11/21/1989 B
12/01/1989 C
12/02/1989
12/05/1989
12/08/1989
12/09/1989
12/12/1989
12/15/1989

H 2 6/08/1989 C
H 2 8/25/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

3/13/1989 B

3/27/1989 B

5/03/1989 B

6/21/1989 A

8/11/1989 A

10/31/1989 A

11/21/1989 B

11/28/1989 A

12/07/1989 A

12/21/1989 A

12/21/1989 A

3 P N L90
3 N L90
1 N H60

1 P N H90
4 L

N M25
N M25
N M25
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N M25
N M25
N M25

M N K65
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N T33
N L40
N T33
N T33
N T33
N K65
N T33
N T33
N L40
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N T33
N L40
E

P N M25
E

1 C N K65
12 N

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N

N

E

E

N

N L40

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E

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INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS

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SEE TAX EXEMPTIONS

INCOME TAX FORMS

NEW YEAR BRINGS TAX FORMS „„

TAXPAYER SHOULD DO HIS HOHEUORK WHEN HIRING PROFESSIONAL PREPARER

HERE'S HELP FOR TAXING PROBLEM

DON'T TAX YOURSELF TOO MUCH— FILE 1040 FORMS SOON
SIMPLER TAX FORMS CAN SAVE TIME AND MONEY

NDBBraEHRSSfaWpTWftTBJS TO START PLANNING FOR YEAR-1990

INCOME TAX REFUNDS

AN UNUSUAL TAXPAYER BREAK

THORNBURG*. IT'S UNFAIR BUT FEDERAL RETIREES CANNOT GET REFUNDS

N.C. RIGHT TO PROTECT RAPID-REFUND TAXPAYERS

INCOME TAXES __

SEE ALSO CAPITAL GAINS TAXES
SEE ALSO TAX INCREASES
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
BEWARE A SNEAKY CONGRESS

TAXPAYER S«OuETIM)HISIHOMEWORK WHEN HIRING PROFESSIONAL PREPARER

SURVEY TAXES PROFESSIONALS

DON'T COUNT ON IRS' ADVICE

IRS OFFERS LAST-MINUTE ADVICE TO HELP FILERS PAY THE PRICE

PROTESTERS APPEAL TO TAXPAYERS

NIGHT OF THE LOOMING TAXES

N^IS^IMETOR ALL SMAJttTAXPAYERS TO START PLANNING FOR YEAR-1990

INCOME TAXES, N.C.

SEE ALSO N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO PAYROLL TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.

COUNTY INCOME TAXES? M ^

OFFICIALS READY TO KELP DURHAM TAX FILERS

TAX CHANGE PROPOSAL GETS WARM RECEPTION

STATE MAY OVERHAUL TAX STRUCTURE _ _ _ ^^

THGRNBURG: IT'S UNFAIR BUT FEDERAL RETIREES CflNNOTGET REFUNDS

LETTING FEDERAL RETIREES OFF TAX HOOK COULD COST STATE 4100 MILLION...

PANEL APPROVES BILL EXTENDING TIME TO PAY BACK TAXES

SOUTH CAROLINA ECONOMIST URGES FAIR TAXATION POLICIES

PROPOSAL DRAWS CRITICISM OVER TAX BREAK FOR RICH

TAX LAW CHANGE WOULD HURT AVERAGE TAXPAYERS

BILL TO BAN PET FERRETS FAILS TO WIN COMMITTEE'S APPROVAL

HOUSE PLAN REVISES STATE INCOME TAX „™.M

PLAN TO REVISE TAX STRUCTURE UINS SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVAL

COMPETING TAX BILLS VIE FOR STATE SUPPORT

HOUSE DELAYS ACTION ON TAX AMNESTY BILL

OVERHAUL OF TAX LAWS LONG OVERDUE IN N.C.

SIMPLER TAX FORMS CAN SAVE TIME AND MONEY

BOTH HOUSES MOVING BILLS ON TAX ISSUES „„.__,.

SENATE MOVES BILL SIMPLIFYING TAXES AND TAKING 700,000 OFF ROLLS

S&g^TWEU APPWWlKlIjL TO TAX PUBLIC, PRIVATE PENSIONS...

BRACKET CREEP HITS MOST N.C. TAXPAYERS

N.C. INCOME TAX NEEDS REFORM

AUG. 15 DEADLINE FOR LATE FEDERAL TAX RETURNS

HOUSE SENDS TAX MEASURE TO SENATE _

BILL ON STATE INCOME TAX GETS SENATE CONCURRENCE

SENATE OKS CHANGES IN TAX SIMPLIFICATION BILL

LAWMAKERS DEFEND NEW TAX LAW

NEW STATE TAX LAW MOVES TO FAIRER SHARE

NEVER HAVING TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY

COSTS START HITTING HOME BEFORE LAWMAKERS ADJOURN

LEGISLATURE'S 1989 ACTION FILTERING DOWN TO TOUCH' LIVES IN MANY WAYS

N.C. TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM ALREADY BRINGS $203,000

TAR HEEL WORKERS TO SEE TAX BREAK THIS MONTH rmMi^

N.C. OFFICIALS STILL CONFIDENT ON TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM

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1/08/1989 D
3/05/1989 D
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6/17/1989 A
11/18/1989 A
12/31/1989 D

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2 4/12/1989 B
2 12/08/1989 A

1/06/1989
1/06/1989
1/08/1989
2/21/1989
2/22/1989
4/09/1989
4/18/1989
4/18/1989
4/22/1989
12/31/1989

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4/12/1989 B
4/17/1989 C
5/03/1989 B
5/21/1989 A
5/24/1989
5/26/1989
5/31/1989
6/04/1989
6/07/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/16/1989
6/17/1989
6/20/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
7/07/1989
7/10/1989
7/11/1989
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8/02/1989 D
8/03/1989 B
8/04/1989 A
8/07/1989 B
8/09/1989 A
8/11/1989 A
8/13/1989 B
8/21/1989 B
9/01/1989 C
11/10/1989 A
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SUBJECTS

PACE 613
2/15/90

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TAX AMNESTY

THE INCREDIBLE CASUALS (BAND)

THE INCREDIBLE CASUALS

INCREDIBLE CASUALS/ROCK TILL YOU DROP

THE INCREDIBLE SCOUNDREL SCAPINO (PLAY)

LITTLE BIG THEATER DELIVERS WITH 'SCAPINO'

INCURABLE PATIENTS

SEE TERMINAL ILLNESSES

INDECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO NUDITY
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS __

POLICE LOG/STUDENTS HELP CATCH MAN AFTER INCIDENT

MAN EXPOSES HIMSELF TO WOMAN IN PARKING GARAGE

POLICE LOG/FLASHER SEEN ON PITTSBORO ST. ,mrm

CRYING OUT FOR SECURITY; DUKE RAPES, UNC 'FLASHING' INCIDENTS...

POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATE FLASHING INCIDENT

POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATE FLASHING INCIDENTS

POLICE LOG/MAN EXPOSES HIMSELF IN MALL PARKING LOT

POLICE LOG/MAN EXPOSES HIMSELF TO FEMALE JOGGER

POLICE LOG/OFFICER NABS MAN EXPOSING HIMSELF

BROTHERS CHARGED IN HOUSE SHOOTING _ „

INDECENT EXPOSURE SUSPECT HELD AFTER INCIDENTS IN HOPE VALLEY

POLICE LOG/FLASHING INCIDENTS INVESTIGATED

THIEF TAKES CAR, BUT DOESN'T TAKE IT FAR

POLICE LOG/INDECENT EXPOSURE CHARGED THURSDAY

POLICE LOG/INDECENT EXPOSURE CHARGED

POLICE LOG/ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA

INDECENT LIBERTIES
SEE CHILD MOLESTATION

THE INDEPENDENT (NEWSPAPER)

SEE NORTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT (NEWSPAPER)

INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM
GRIT, GUTS KEEP NCCU STUDENT IN COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER

INDIA

INSIGHT/'CAT GOT HIM'i AND THE BENGALS ARE STILL PROWLING IN INDIA

INDIA, ELECTIONS

INDIA'S RULING PARTY REJECTED

INDIAN FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOD
THE BEST OF INDIA

INDIAN SUMMER

SEE ALSO SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS)
INDIAN SUMMER SUNDAY IN NOV. SETS SCENE FOR FUN ACTIVITIES

INDIANA JONES (FILM TRILOGY)

GOING FOR THE GRAIL; INDIANA JONES RETURNS WITH DAD

INDIANA JONES' LATEST ESCAPADE WILL BRING OUT THE KID IN YOU

INDIANS, DURHAM COUNTY „

DURHAM SITE MAY YIELD SOUGHT-AFTER INDIAN VILLAGE
UNC RESEARCHERS DELAY VISIT TO SITE
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE 'PRETTY MUCH TRASHED'

INDIANS, N.C.

SEE ALSO CHEROKEE INDIANS
SEE ALSO LUMBEE INDIANS
SEE ALSO OCCANEECHI INDIANS

S
E

-DATE — C -PG

I T
L Y
L P

BYL

H 2 11/29/1989 A 4 E

H 2 4/14/1989 D 12 P P
H 2 11/10/1989 D 5 P F

H 2 4/04/1989 B 1 R W66

CHH 1

S

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

H

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

H

2/03/1989
2/17/1989
2/18/1989
2/27/1989
3/03/1989
3/23/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
6/03/1989
6/08/1989
7/08/1989
7/08/1989
7/10/1989
8/12/1989
8/25/1989
9/08/1989

3
1
8
5
7
2
5
2
5
4
4
7
10
3
6
6

N

N

N

F

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N M51

N

N

N

S 2 8/01/1989 C 1 P N H65
S 2 8/05/1989 A 10 P P S76

H 2 10/08/1989 D 2 U H49

H 2 11/30/1989 A 4 E

H 2 10/06/1989 D 7 P R D77

S 2 11/14/1989 D 4 P N A76

S 2 6/01/1989 D 7 P R B71
H 2 7/14/1989 D 3 P R S66

H 2 12/03/1989 A 1 D N S69
H 2 12/05/1989 C 8 N
H 2 12/06/1989 C 1 N S69

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12/31/1989

S U B J E

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA INDIAN CIRCLE
SANFORD, ROSE TO INTRODUCE INDIAN BILLS
LETTER CITES LACK OF INDIAN FACULTY AT UNC
CHEROKEES CALL OFF 'PEACE CONFERENCE' SET UP BY LUHBEES
RECRUITMENT URGED TO BOOST INDIAN ENROLLMENT _™™„

ANArtR^AN PARTY; A CULTURAL FESTIVAL. . -CELEBRATES NATIVE AMERICANS
BILL TO HALT RAIDS ON INDIAN BURIAL GROUNDS CLEARS HURDLE

FESTIVITIES TO INCLUDE LOST INDIAN SITE TOUR ^^

SOUTH'S WILDS WERE BOUNTIFUL FOR INDIANS UHO REVERED THEM

INDIANS, N.C, RELICS
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY

SKELETONS, ARTIFACTS BELIEVED STOLEN FROM INDIAN GRAVES

•I'M JUST NUMB,' SAYS MAN AFTER HIS HOME RAIDED FOR INDIAN RELICS

SITE OF INDIAN VILLAGE ON ENO TO GET MORE STUDY

BILL TO HALT RAIDS ON INDIAN BURIAL GROUNDS CLEARS HURDLE

FESTIVITIES TO INCLUDE LOST INDIAN SITE TOUR

STORY 'JUST BEGINNING TO BE TOLD '/DISCOVERY REVEALS EARLY ENO RIVER...

INDIANS, U.S.

INDIAN RESERVATION

A TRADITIONAL SANCTUARY

UVS. DEBATE ADOUT INDIAN SKELETAL REMAINS IS ISSUE OF GROWING CONCERN... CHH 1
DON'T FORGET INDIANS IN MAKING OF AMERICA
INSIGHT/PULLED 'TWIXT DUAL PATHS, INDIANS FALTER

IWI1!!s.UrJEBATEEAB0UT INDIAN SKELETAL REMAINS IS ISSUE OF GROWING CONCERN... CHH 1

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S 2 2/20/1989 C
CHH 1 3/03/1989 A
H 2 3/09/1989 B
CHH 1 3/10/1989 A
CHH 1 4/02/1989 A
H 2 5/03/1989 D
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A
H 2 11/19/1989 E

3 N
3 N
7 N
3 N
3 P N L90
9 N
3 N
11 D U

H 2 1/08/1989 C
H 2 1/09/1989 A
CHH 1 4/05/1989 A
H 2 5/03/1989 D
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A
CHH 1 6/23/1989 A

3 N
9 N
3 P N H90
9 N
3 N
3 P N H90

H 2 1/08/1989 C
CHH 1 9/24/1989 A
S 2 11/23/1989 A
H 2 12/10/1989 D

I

3 N

4 E
1 P N

9/24/1989 A 3 N

^^FORMER INDONESIAN AMBASSADOR TO GIVE SPEECH AT DUKE
GRAB BAG OF DANCE PLEASURES OPENS

INDOOR AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO SICK BUILDING SYNDROME
EPA ANNUAL CONFERENCE INCLUDES NICOTINE STUDY
SICK BUILDINGS: SYNDROME HAS VARIETY OF CAUSES...

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM

SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS

DURHAM PLANT TO BE EXPANDEDi FREUDENBERG CONFIRMS PLANS
BROKERS SEE SLIM PICKINGS FOR *250 MILLION INVESTMENT OFFER

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO HEADQUARTERS PARK

SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

BRITISH COMPANY STUDIES RTF SITE

COUNTY BUSINESS POLICY HAS BEEN EFFECTIVE TOOL

STEEL FIRM TO OPEN 1ST U.S. CENTER IN RTP

DURHAM TO GET TEXTILE, BIOTECH PLANTS

MCMAHAN ELECTRO-OPTICS ANNOUNCES MOVE TO RTP

N.Y. FIRM MAY MOVE TO RTP

GE MAY OPEN RTP JET-ENGINE PLANT

TEXACO, EXXON LEASING LAND IN DURHAM, WAKE FOR OIL DRILLING

FREUDENBERG BREAKS GROUND FOR AREA PLANT

FIRMS WANT PAYBACKS UNDER INDUSTRIAL POLICY

OHIO BUSINESS TO MOVE TO RTP

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C

SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT FIANNING _^
SEE ALSO HENDERSON, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO ROXBORO, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
NEW MEXICO PAYS A VISIT

H 2 3/19/1989 B 3 H
H 2 7/20/1989 C 2 R L59

2 4/08/1989 B 5 N K65
2 5/14/1989 F 1 D N K65

2 5/18/1989 C
2 11/15/1989 C

N H65
N K65

s

2 1/17/1989 A

1 N H65

s

2 3/02/1989 A

4 E

S

2 3/13/1989 A

1 N

s

2 3/31/1989 A

1 N S92

H

2 4/19/1989 D

5 N K65

H

2 6/27/1989 A

1 N K65

3

2 7/25/1989 A

1 M N M06

H

2 9/13/1989 A

1 N S22

H

2 9/15/1989 B

4 P N C60

S

2 10/20/1989 C

1 N H65

H

2 10/26/1989 B

6 N K65

H 2 1/16/1989 A 4 E

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N

P

ffiS^^ ®?$£j%£W^ilP&]%S* GOLF |

SU%%8?PIS &SSSfSSg% BUILD no MILLION WAREHOUSE B
JAPANESE WOOD COMPANY TO BUILD PLANT IN SILER CITY CHH

VENTURE CAPITAL GAME! BANE OR BOON FOR NORTH CAROLINA? H

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE
SEE SPIES

INDUSTRIAL HOMEWORK
SEE COTTAGE INDUSTRIES

INDUSTRIAL PARKS, N.C. _
SEE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS

INFANCY (PLAY) u

'INFANCY* IS A-FINE *'

NEW ON THE BOARDS/CARRBORO PLAYERS' 'INFANCY' H

INFANT MORTALITY

SEE ALSO BABIES AT RISK (SERIES)
SEE ALSO CRIB DEATHS

^OWERING^nIcMNFANT MORTALITY RATE TARGET OF INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE PLAN

SENATE APPROVES BILL ON DISPOSAL OF FETUS REMAINS wwti

EXPANDED MEDICAL COVERAGE CALLED FOR TO REDUCE N.C. INFANT MORTALITY...
HEALTH OFFICIALS BATTLING HIGH INFANT MORTALin 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 -M-1JM , AT „_,

MANY LOCAL EMPLOYERS NOT ON PRENATAL-CARE BANDWAGON/BABIES AT RISK

BURLINGTON PUSHES EARLY PRENATAL CARE/BABIES AT RISK

DURHAM AMONG 6 COUNTIES RECEIVING FEDERAL FUNDS TO FIGHT INFANT...

PRICE CO-SPONSORS INFANT HEALTH BILL

WIC PROGRAM EASY TO SUPPORT .

N.C. INFANT MORTALITY RATE UP TWO YEARS IN ROW

FULL-TERM BIRTHS GOOD BUSINESS

MARTIN CALLS MORTALITY RATE 'HEARTBREAKING' __
KNOW-THE-ENEMY DRIVES MOM WHO LOST NEWBORN TO INFECTION
CLEARING THE RECORD „

GOV. MARTIN NAMES COMMISSION ON REDUCING INFANT MORTALITY
FOR INFANTS IN DURHAM COUNTY NUMBERS DON'T SPELL SURVIVAL
INFANT MORTALITY PROBLEM SEVERE
HIGH INFANT DEATH RATE BRINGS SHAME TO N.C.
TASK FORCE TO CONSIDER INFANT ISSUE _
GROUP SEEKING WAYS TO REDUCE INFANT MORTALITY

INFANTICIDE

SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, MURDER
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.

MOTHER CHARGED WITH MURDER

MOTHER HELD IN LOUISBURG SLAYINGS

INFANTS

SEE ALSO BABY FOOD
SEE ALSO DIAPERS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, WELCOME BABY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HEALTHY GENERATIONS
SEE ALSO LA LECHE LEAGUE
SEE ALSO PREMATURE INFANTS
SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BABY
SEE ALSO TWINS
WATERBEDS HAZARDOUS FOR INFANTS

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3/04/1989 B
3/06/1989 C
4/16/1989 A
4/21/1989 A
7/05/1989 A
10/29/1989 D

2 11/16/1989 A
2 11/17/1989 D

H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2

2/02/1989 C
2/28/1989 C
3/02/1989 B
5/15/1989 A
5/16/1989 A
5/17/1989 A
5/18/1989 A
5/19/1989 A
5/20/1989 A
6/18/1989 B
6/25/1989 A
7/23/1989 D
9/14/1989 C
10/15/1989 D
11/03/1989 A
12/03/1989 B
12/14/1989 A
12/15/1989
12/15/1989
12/15/1989
12/15/1989
12/22/1989
12/27/1989

2 11/16/1989 A
2 11/17/1989 A

N
N

Q K65
N

N M25
U L40

8 R M31
6 P F W63

N C60
N

Q S17
Q S17
Q C62
Q C62
Q S17
Q S17
N C60
N
E
N
E

N H90
N C60
N

N L40
N C60
E
E
N
N S69

M N B53
N

H 2 6/22/1989 D 10 N D80

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Y SUBJECTS

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TINY BABIES RESPOND TO PAIN, STUDY SUGGESTS

NEWBORN CARE THREATENED — STUDY _ rjirjiAU

"hISS JANUARY" AN ADORABLE CALENDAR BABE <AGE 3) FROM DURHAM

INFANTS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
LT. GOVERNOR WANTS STUDY OF 'CHILDREN OF COCAINE'
GARDNER BACKS REPORTING DRUG-USING MOMS-TO-BE

INFECTIONS

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
KNOU-THE-ENEMY DRIVES MOM WHO LOST NEWBORN TO INFECTION

INFERTILITY

SEE ALSO FERTILITY

SEE ALSO RESOLVE, INC. (INFERTILITY GROUP) __ „ „„-„„, TTV *

MUTUAL SUPPORT! SEEKING MEDICAL ADVICE CAN LESSEN STRESS OF INFERTILITY S

INFERTILITY? STILL A MATTER OF MISCONCEPTIONS CHH

FOR MANY COUPLES, INFERTILITY BRINGS ANGER, PAIN H

INFINITY ROAD WATER TREATMENT PLANT

SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
FUEL SPILLS AT WATER PLANT; CLEANUP HITS $50,000

INFLATION, U.S.

SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.

SESWTH°AM£RICAN°ExlcUTIVES OFFER INFLATION-SURVIVAL TIPS

INFLUENZA

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO EPSTEIN-BARR VIRUS

DURHAM SCHOOLS DODGE FLU; DUKE, UNC HIT

INFLUENZA OUTBREAKS CONTINUE IN STATE

STUDENTS ALSO BATTLE A SEASONAL MALADY

FLU OUTBREAKS ARE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE

FLU ON RISE AT UNC, NCCU _ „ a __ IU u .

FLU HAS ROLE IN OVER 1,000 DEATHS PER YEAR IN N.C.

FLU SEASON COMING: TIME TO GET THOSE SHOTS

INFLUENZA BUG READY TO BITE

START NOW TO FIGHT AN INVASION OF SHANGHAI FLU

INFL^LYSFALL THE BEST TIME FOR FLU VACCINATIONS

CHH 1 7/05/1989 A 2 N
CHH 1 8/03/1989 A 7 N
H 2 11/26/1989 B 1 P N C60

2 12/12/1989 B
2 12/13/1989 A

1 P N E33
1 N K65

H 2 12/03/1989 B 1 P N C60

2 3/08/1989 A

1 3/27/1989 A

2 10/15/1989 B

8 U
3 N C62
1 P N K65

S 2 4/27/1989 C 1 P N H65

H 2 4/02/1989 D 6 N

s

2 2/02/1989 C

1 N

H

2 2/04/1989 B

3 N

CHH 1 2/07/1989 A

3 P N L90

H

2 2/08/1989 B

7 N

s

2 2/08/1989 A

1 N H65

H

2 2/15/1989 B

6 N

H

2 9/07/1989 C

1 N C60

s

2 9/30/1989 C

1 N H65

S

2 12/27/1989 B

4 U

S 2 9/22/1989 C 1 N

INFORMATION RESOURCES _

SEE ALSO CONSUMER INFORMATION CENTER

^SD(ES^o1siATK?,^CI*LDS INFORMATION FAIR FOR SENIOR CITIZENS CHH 1 4/21/1989 A
WHAT PRICE PRIVACY? H z 6/^/lVBY t

INFRASTRUCTURE

SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING __
SAM HUNT WILL LEAD INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE

A BRIDGE COLLAPSES... , __„

COMMISSIONERS PUSH FOR DEVELOPMENT FEES

INGOLD TIRE CO.

INGOLD TIRE (AD)

GOOD DAY FOR OUTDOOR WORK

RAFTER MAN

AN INNOCENT MAN (FILM) „„

VIEWER VICTIMIZED; 'AN INNOCENT MAN'

INNOCULATIONS

SEE IMMUNIZATIONS

INNS'aNCOOK'S TOUR OF CAROLINA (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-29-89)

H 1 1/24/1989 B
H 2 4/10/1989 A
H 2 5/02/1989 C

2 4/19/1989 G
2 11/21/1989 B
2 12/01/1989 C

3 P N L90
1 D F Zll

1 N L40
4 E
1 N A54

7 D A
1 P P R56
1 P P R56

H 2 10/13/1989 D 15 P R S66

H 2 7/26/1989 B 1 P F Zll

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CLEARING Tl€ RECORD

INOCULATION

SEE IMMUNIZATIONS

INROADS INC.

SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH

SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
SEE ALSO XB TRAINING

SEE ALSO MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING) _

A&T SENIOR UINS TOP AWARD AT INROADS ANNUAL BANQUET

INSANITY PLEAS

SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING

SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH

SEE ALSO PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATIONS

INSANITY DEFENSE DEBATE GOES ON

GRAVETTE CASE PROMPTS FOX TO ACT

FOX'S PROPOSAL MAKES SENSE

LAWMAKERS PREDICT INSANITY DEFENSE BILLS

COMMITMENTS LAW PROPOSAL MAY HIT SNAG

LEGISLATORS WANT CHANGES IN INSANITY DEFENSE CASES

STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN ASKS ASSEMBLY TO CHANGE INSANITY LAW

CONFESSED KILLER WILL HAVE DELAYED RELEASE

BILL ON 'GUILTY BUT INSANE' VERDICT MAY BE REVISED

LEGISLATOR WITHDRAWS BILL TO CREATE VERDICT OF GUILTY, MENTALLY ILL

MARCH PROTESTS GRAVETTE DECISION

HOUSE PASSES AMENDMENT TO INSANITY LAW

GRAVETTE-INSPIRED BILL PASSES N.C. HOUSE

JUDGE ORDERS GRAVETTE JAILED

SENATE CALLS FLAG-BURNING SHAMEFUL ACT

'GRAVETTE' LAW STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION

INSECT STINGS
SEE ALSO BEES
SURVIVING DEADLY INSECT STINGS TAKES FAST ACTION/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

INSECTICIDE

SEE ALSO MALATHION

SEE ALSO NATURAL INSECTICIDE

SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
STATE TO SPRAY GYPSY MOTHS IN WARREN _

HEALTH DEPARTMENT TOUR HIGHLIGHTS MOSQUITO, RAT HABITATS
COUNTY RESIDENTS OPPOSE USING CHEMICAL SPRAY FOR MOSQUITOES
CAT'S DEATH ATTRIBUTED TO FLEA SPRAY

INSECTS, PESTS
SEE ALSO ANTS
SEE ALSO MOSQUITOES
SEE ALSO TICKS
WINTER BRINGS ON HOUSEHOLD PESTS

INSIGHT (DURHAM MORNING HERALD COLUMN AND SECTION)
INSIGHT/SETTING GOALS FOR BETTER COMMUNITIES
INSIGHT/RONALD REAGAN'S ROSE-COLORED REIGN
INSIGHT/'89 LEGISLATURE: NEW BALL GAME ati_

INSIGHT/DURHAM-AREA DELEGATION PACKS A POWERFUL LEGISLATIVE PUNCH
INSIGHT/MR. SPEAKER; WRIGHT NOT ALLOWING ETHICS QUESTIONS...
INSIGHT/BURMA BOTTLENECKED
INSIGHT/WEEKEND WARRIORS JOIN WAR ON DRUGS
INSIGHT/THE BUSH TEAM; PRESIDENT'S CABINET HAS 7 REAGANITES
INSIGHT/BENNETT DECIDES HE WON'T SERVE AS SMOKING GUN
INSIGHT/WHAT WILL COST $22,790,600,000?
INSIGHT/BUSH BEGAN BUILDING BASE IN CONGRESS

INSIGHT/THE PH.D. CHASE? DUKE COMPETING FOR MINORITY PROFS... _
INSIGHT/EDUCATING JIMMY; FORMER UNC LIBRARIAN TRAINED PRINCE TO SEEK...
IWSIGHT/TALK OF TAX HIKE GAINING INTENSITY
INSIGHT/NEW WARNING: SMOKING CAN BURN YOU UP __

INSIGHT/A QUESTION OF BALANCE; PROPOSED GAS SEARCH OFF TAR HEEL COAST...
INSIGHT/FOR VETS, AN OLD HAND ON CAPITOL HILL

H 2 7/29/1989 A 2 N

H 2 6/20/1989 B 8 N

H

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

H

H

CHH

H

H

CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

H
CHH

4/10/1989 B

4/14/1989 A

4/15/1989

4/17/1989

4/17/1989

4/21/1989

4/25/1989

4/25/1989

4/29/1989

5/04/1989 B

5/08/1989 A

5/10/1989

6/09/1989

6/09/1989

6/28/1989

6/29/1989

1
3
4
1
1

10
8
1

14
5
1
1
3
3
9
4

N

N R63
E
N

N R63
N
N

N R63
N
N

N M25
N K20
N M20
N M70
N
E

S 2 7/12/1989 A 11 U

H 1 3/14/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 4/12/1989 C 1 N A54

S 2 5/17/1989 B 1 P N H65

H 2 9/13/1989 C 1 P N C60

H 2 1/15/1989 E 16 U B56

1/01/1989 D
1/01/1989 D
1/08/1989 D
1/08/1989 D
1/15/198? D
1/15/1989 D
1/15/1989 D
1/22/1989 D
1/22/1989
1/22/1989
1/29/1989
1/29/1989
1/29/1989
1/29/198?
2/05/1989
2/05/1989
2/05/1989

F

N

F L40

N L40

F

F

F

F

F

U L40

F

F

F H49

U L40

F

F

F

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INSIGHT/THE NOTCH? CONGRESSMEN TACKLE 'THE ISSUE FROM HELL'

INSIGHT/VETO VOTE LIKELY - IN SOME FORM

INSIGHT/A DEAFENING SILENCE! WITHOUT DETAILS, (€RGER DEBATE TO REMAIN...

INSIGHT/FRIENDLY SKIES ARE GIVING WAY TO AIR GRIDLOCK

INSIGHT/CONGRESSIONAL PAY IS A 200-YEAR-OLD DILEMMA

INSIGHT/LAWMAKERS STRIVE FOR TAX FAIRNESS

INSIGHT/BUNDY'S LEGACY

INSIGHT/CRASH COURSE COOLS OFF TOUGH SUNUNU

INSIGHT/MURDER? THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ILLUSION^REALITY

INSIGHT/DESP ITE PROTESTS, TEACHERS UNLIKELY TO KT BIG RAISES

INSIGHT/SPLIT DECISIONS! WHAT DO CITY AND COUNTY TEACHERS THINK?...

INSIGHT/FULBRIGHT BELIEVES SUPERPOWERS CAN SET THE EXAMPLE

J «§»« VEWff^pQR COVER, TORNADO SEASON KRE
INSIGHT/»TIRED-OF-THIS' WHITES ELECTED DUKE TO HOUSE
INSIGHT/BUDGET LEADERS DON'T EXPECT END TO PORK BARREL

INSIGHT/RDU AT 50! GOOD LUCK, GOOD PLANNING

INSIGHT/SOVIET 'REFUSENICKS' DON'T ALWAYS FEEL WELCOME IN ISRAEL
INSIGHT/HIS AIRPORT TASKS! FIRES, STOLEN CARS, LAND DEALS
INSIGHT/GOVERNOR REACHES TIME OF RECKONING „™AT„T„ ^^e ii
INSIGHT/THE NEW 'FRONTIER'; BORDER POST ALPHA FACING STRATEGIC... CHANGES H

N
P

H
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INSIGHT/'THE DUKES OF CONGRESS' NO BOON FOR DEMOCRACY

INSIGHT/GOVERNOR BESIEGED BY HIS MH MjjCTY

INSIGHT/BUDGET BATTLES! SENATE WHIZ KIDS OFFERING FRESH IDEAS
INSIGHT/TENNESSEE BOURBON BURG! WHISKEY FLOWS IN DANIEL'S HOLLER..,
INSIGHT/WHAT'S TAINTED, WHAT'S SAFE? EPA'S NOT SURE
INSIGHT/OLIVER NORTH'S DEFENSE! ONLY FOLLOWING OTOERS mtnr.A„,
INSIGHT/TWO-PARTY STATE? NOT EVERYWHERE; POLL OVERLOOKS DEMOCRATS'...
INSIGHT/CATASTROPHIC HEALTH PLAN... COMPASSION OR CABOOZLE
INSIGHT/PRISONS AND THE PROFIT MOTIVE __,
INSIGHT/NUNN'S YOUTH SERVICE PLAN IS CAUSING NATIONAL DEBATE
INSIGHT/WITHOUT RUNOFFS LOSERS WINNERS „IUIlli, „
INSIGHT/RIFLE BAN! HANDGUNS MORE LIKELY CHOICER CRIMINALS...
INSIGHT/WEST GERMANY AT 40 BEING LURED TOWARD SOVIETS, NEO-NAZIS
INSIGHT/THE MISCARRIAGE! IT HELPS TO TALK

INSIGHT/WHITHER THE BULLS? „.„.„,

INSIGHT/THE POLITICS OF CONGRESS IN AGE OF TV
INSIGHT/CONGRESS MAY GET ABORTION FIGHT

INSIGHT/TEACHERS, MARTIN NEARER AGREEMENT ON CAREER LADDER

INSIGHT/12 DAYS IN SAN JOSE; DEATH BY GUN! TH£ HIGH COST OF PROTECTION

INSIGHT/WILL ABORTION STANDARD BEND OR BREAK? ,„-„„„,.,- „„

INSIGHT/FORCING CONGRESS TO MAKE TOUGH CHOICES IS THE PRESIDENT'S JOB

INSIGHT/ROADS AND TAXES! FEW IN AGREEMENT

INSIGHT/THE STATE OF CONFUSION; ROOM- TEMPERATURE FUSION...

INSIGHT/VIETNAM STUMBLES TOWARD THE FUTURE

INSIGHT/QUAYLE MORE VISIBLE THAN HIS PREDECESSOR

INSIGHT/GLASNOST IN RALEIGH A SOMETIME THING

INSIGHT/SUPERBONDS! *430-MILLI0N WISH LIST COULD SPAWN BULLISH TAX...

INSIGHT/BRITISH IRON LADY NOT FOR UNDERSTANDING

CAN MAGGIE THATCHER CHOOSE SUCCESSOR?

INSIGHT/BETTY WRIGHT! ASSESSING A DAY'S WORK IN THE LIFE OF THE SPEAKER' H

INSIGHT/VETO DRIVES EFFORT FOR MAJOR CHANGES

INSIGHT/MURPHY WAS A GRUNT

INSIGHT/AT DEMOCRACY CORNER wmmm m __,

INSIGHT/CHANGING POLITICAL WINDS; BLACKS ARE MIGRATING SOUTH

INSIGHT/REPUBLICAN AMBITIONS IN A 'DEAD BALL' ERA

INSIGHT/DEADLINE CREATES HECTIC SITUATION FOR LEGISLATORS

INSIGHT/THE WAY UE WERE

INSIGHT/ARGENTINA'S PERONISM „ _. r^rr.rtl

INSIGHT/WAR OF WORDS ON CAMPUS JEOPARDIZES FREE SPEECH

INSIGHT/IT'S NO TIME TO RELAX; STATE TAX INCREASE STILL IN THt PIPELINE

IINSIGHT/TAR AND FEATHERS! MANY REAP THE BLAME IN NATION'S WORST OIL...

INSIGHT/GLITZY GRABS TRY TO GAIN FOOT IN DOOR

INSIGHT/ETHICAL DILEMMA! HOW TO USE NAZI DATA

INSIGHT/FULL-TIME ASSEMBLY DEBATED IS NEEDED

INSIGHT/WRIGHT'S FALL IS DUE PARTLY TO HIS POWER

INSIGHT/UANTA BET?

INSIGHT/GASSING UP THE NATURAL WAY

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INSIGHT/JIM GARDNER MELTS ON GOV. MARTIN'S PENNY SALES TAX

INSIGHT/KEEPING THE BALL ROLLING/DEPARTING NCSSM HEAD OPTIMISTIC ON,..

INSIGHT/KHOMEINI'S RULE A STRING OF CLASHES

INSIGHT/REPERCUSSIONS STYMIE RELATIONS/HONG KONG, TAIWAN RETHINKING...

INSIGHT/HOW CAN YOU GET RID OF BAD JUDGES? imm mi ^^

INSIGHT/QUALITY OF LIFE FOR STATE'S 1.6 MILLION CHILDREN DROPS

INSIGHT/N.C. LAWMAKERS GROWING CRANKY

INSIGHT/SAY FOR PAY

INSIGHT/PROFILING SHAKES UP CRIMINALS _

INSIGHT/RESEARCH CONFLICTS GROWING WORRISOME

INSIGHT/TRYING TO MESH TAXING, SPENDING

INSIGHT/THE KILLER BEES ARE COMING

INSIGHT/FEWER BLACKS TURNING TO THE CHALLENGE OF SCHOOL TEACHING

INSIGHT/DURHAM'S HOUSING DILEMMA: AFFORDABLE HOMES MAY BE HARD TO FIND

INSIGHT/STATE LEGISLATURE IS UPSIDE DOWN ON TAX ISSUES

INSIGHT/WOMEN'S SLOW POLITICAL PROGRESS

INSIGHT/CLEARING THE AIR „,

INSIGHT/GOP; 'REAL POWER OF THE N.C. HOUSE'

INSIGHT/THE STAR-SPANGLED BATTLES NATION'S RAGE MAY UNDERMINE FIRST...

INSIGHT/3 NEW CASES INCREASE RISK FOR ROE RULE

INSIGHT/SHUNNED CHINA HOLDING ITS BREATH mru

INSIGHT/ABORTION RULING'S SHOCK WAVES HIT THE IEGISLATURE

INSIGHT/PIGGY BANK POLITICS: IN THE COUNCIL RACE, CITIZENS MIGHT...

INSIGHT/WORLD EAR DEAF TO MINORITY'S PLEAS FOR HELP

INSIGHT/SOUTHERN AFRICA RESISTS IVORY BAN

INSIGHT/LAWMAKERS STAGGER TOWARD DOG DAYS

INSIGHT/WEST WILL LIFT CHINA SANCTIONS, BUT...

INSIGHT/LITTLE CHANGE IN MIAMI SINCE RIOTS SWEPT IT

INSIGHT/THE SHOW MUST GO ON; AT WHAT PRICE, HOW, AND TO WHAT END?

INSIGHT/THE RISE AND FALL OF GOV. MICHAEL DUKAKIS

INSIGHT/MAVRETIC'S REPORT CARD _

insight/edgemont: RECLAIMING A OTtUHTY __„„„

INSIGHT/PRESERVING SHORELINES FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS

INSIGHT/DRUG PROGRAMS THAT DON'T MATCH GOALS

INSIGHT/A NEW CASE OF 'MALAISE' _

INSIGHT/IS GOV. JIM MARTIN JUST TOO NICE?

INSIGHT/PUERTO RICOJ INDEPENDENCE, STATEHOOD OR...

INSIGHT/CHILD-SELLING THRIVES IN RURAL THAILAND

INSIGHT/GEPHARDT TRYING TO HELP DEMOCRATS

INSIGHT/HATRED, SAD TO SAY, ONLY PRESERVES WRONGS

INSIGHT/MANY NAMIBIAN WHITES: 'LET'S WAIT AND SEE'

INSIGHT/WHAT PRICE OPENNESS?

INSIGHT/FREQUENT FLIER __ „ „„

INSIGHT/TINY GAGAUZ WANTS IT ALL: POWER, STATUS

INSIGHT/HOOK, LINE AND SINKER IN AQUACULTURE __

INSIGHT/VERBAL PROWESS? LAWMAKERS' SILLINESS RUNS FROM PLOTT HOUND...

INSIGHT/FREE FALL: HEALTH INSURANCE DENIAL TO AIDS VICTIMS ON THE RISE

INSIGHT/BEIJING TRAGEDY'S INFORMATION SPINOFF

INSIGHT/GOP AND BLACKS WOOING, WANTING TArvv-r

INSIGHT/MARTIN'S RECORD: A FEW MODEST SUCCESSES BUT OFF TARGET ON BIG.,

INSIGHT/CORPORATIONS USING CLOUT FOR YOUTH

INSIGHT/HIGH-TECH, EURO-STYLE

INSIGHT/SUSPECTED DRUGLORD YELLING 'FOUL'

INSIGHT/BYRD TAKES ON LOBBYISTS

INSIGHT/BETWEEN ART AND A HARD PLACE _«.,„. „„™„.

INSIGHT/TROUBLE; NEA SAW IT COMING WHEN JESSE JOINED IN THE FUNDING...

INSIGHT/BACKLASH IN BIRMINGHAM _

INSIGHT/DEMOCRATIC PARTY NEEDS A SUPERMAN TO CHALLENGE SEN. HELMS
INSIGHT/'THE CATCHER' STRIKES OUT FOR CUSSING
INSIGHT/SHANTIES PROVOKE BACKLASH IN CITIES

INSIGHT/AN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS

CONSIDERING REGIONAL APPROACH TO HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL
INSIGHT/IS ANYBODY WATCHING? PBS FACES AN IDENTITY CRISIS
INSIGHT/A GOOD WAR; ILLITERACY SHOULD RECEIVE EQUAL BILLING...
INSIGHT/THE POLITICS OF GOOD INTENTIONS _ . , „

TAR HEEL STUDENTS' POOR SAT SCORES SHAKING UP STATE OFFICIALS
INSIGHT/THE COST OF BEING DURHAM

INSIGHT/SOVIET UNION JOKES TURN INTO DISCONTENT __

INSIGHT/GOVERNOR. ADVISERS CONSIDERING WHAT TACK TO TAKE NEXT 3 YEARS
INSIGHT/BEWARE STATE LOTTERIES; BONANZA IS 'BANANAS'

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INSIGHT/ABORTION, RIGHT-TO-DIE TOP HIGH COURT DOCKET

insight/recycling: PICKING UP ON A GOOD THING
ireiaff/RAEim»s°!!^. candidates are far apart on key issues

INSIGHT/DESPAIR UNTO DEATH mTIVV_„

INSIGHT/DALAI LAMA WOULD BUILD BRIDGES... _ m

INSIGHT/SHORTAGE RAISES SPECTRE OF 'GREEN' AIRLINE PILOTS
INSIGHT/APPLYING NEW SECOND PRIMARY LAW TO PAST AND FUTURE
POLAND IN CRISIS

ORTEGA'S GAHBIT/SANDANISTA OFFENSIVE BACKFIRES, HIGHLIGHTS ARIA

INSIGHT/A TALE OF ONE CITY

INSIGHT/WHAT'S NEW IN BLACK ENTERPRISE

INSIGHT/HEAL THYSELF

INSIGHT/ARENA'S PAUN/EL SALVADOR'S CRISTIANI

mmna tied to tubes/couple wants right to ew it

INMGHT/PULLED 'TUIXT DUAL PATHS, INDIANS FALTER

THE HUMILIATION OF GOING HOME

INSIGHT/',.. TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE' __

BLACKS AND GOP HELP EACH OTHER IN N.C. LEGISLATURE

INSIGHT/THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING JOSEPH

INSIGHT/POPULARITY MARRING YOSEMITE GRANDEUR

JOHN COLE/1989 CARTOONS

HOW DID WE DO ON YEAR'S OBJECTIVES?

INSOMNIA
SEE SLEEP

INSTALLMENT DEBT
SEE CONSUMER DEBT

INSTITUTE FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGY

SE!cJf NOTYAFRA?D OF NO GHOSTS, BUT TH£Y AREN'T AFRAID OF HER, EITHER

^TIS^BS^Kl?E?l0RT SAYS OF DISPARITIES IN LENDING

"^SEEUNI* KKaPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT

"E^ STg-Sffi. HILL INSTITUTE OF OUTDOOR DRAMA

INSTITUTE OF SOUTHERN STUDIES __
SEE INSTITUTE FOR SOUTHERN STUDIES

INSULIN PUMP

S%SpLAYINGPRrjLE IN TRIALS OF IMPLANTABLE INSULIN PUMP

INSURANCE _

SEE ALSO AUTO COLLISION INSURANCE

SEE ALSO COMPARATIVE FAULT CLAIMS SYSTEM
SEE ALSO ESTATE PLANNING
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO LIABILITY INSURANCE _
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO NO-FAULT INSURANCE wm ttoo
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF LIFE UNDERWRITERS
SEE ALSO N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WORKERS5 COMPENSATION ^
COMMUNICATION GAP CAUSES INSURANCE LAPSE

INSURANCE AGENTS
NEW OFFICERS

INSURANCE COMPANIES

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INSURANCE FRAUD

SEE ALSO FRAUD

SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH INSURANCE
CONTRACTORS' DISPUTE LEADS TO THEFT CHARGE
GRAND JURY INDICTS DABER ON FALSE-PRETENSE CHARGES
SHOPKEEPER FACES SENTENCE IN FRAUD CASE
CONVICTED OF INSURANCE FRAUD, MERCHANT FACES MORE CHARGES
SHOPKEEPER'S SENTENCE SUSPENDED IN FRAUD CASE

INSURANCE INDUSTRY

SEE ALSO N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SCORING POINTS WITH INSURANCE COMPANIES
FIRMS TRY TO PUT DENT IN DURHAM STORM CLAIMS^ „ _
SHUFFLE OF INSURANCE CLAIMS DROWNS OUT TORNADO'S ROAR
TEAMS WRAP UP DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
SOUTHGATE IS DURHAM'S OLDEST INSURANCE AGENCY

INSURANCE RATES

SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO LAWSUIT DAMAGE AWARDS

SCORING POINTS WITH INSURANCE COMPANIES

INSURANCE RATE INCREASES HURTING SMALL COMPANIES' EMPLOYEES

UNHEALTHY PRICE HIKES

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INTEGRATION, SCHOOLS

SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, DESEGREGATION
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., DESEGREGATION

INTELLIGENCE AGENTS
SEE SPIES

INTER-CHURCH COUNCIL HOUSING CORP.

IFC SEEKS ASBESTOS REMOVAL MONIES

INTER-FAITH COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE

SHELTER RENOVATION COULD BEGIN IN APRIL

MORE HOMELESS PEOPLE VISIT SHELTER IN '88

IFC CELEBRATES EFFORTS OF 37 CONGREGATIONS

POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED AFTER SHELTER DISTURBANCE

SHELTER WILL VIE FOR GRANT FUNDS

INTER-FAITH COUNCIL LAUNCHES SPRING FUND-RAISING DRIVE

TOWN CONSIDERS BIDS FOR SHELTER RENOVATION

MERRITT MILL SITE TO KEEP KITCHEN, IFC OFFICIAL SAYS

BARNES' BILL WOULD AID PARENTS, HOMELESS

MINISTER: IFC NEEDS EVEN MORE SUPPORT

IFC SHELTER, KITCHEN SEEING DRAMATIC INCREASES

COUNCIL REJECTS FIRST SHELTER BIDS

ASBESTOS DISCOVERY IMPERILS IFC SHELTER

SHELTER RENOVATION TALKS TO CONTINUE

STEP ONE; RENOVATION TO BEGIN AT INTER-FAITH SHELTER

COUNTY APPROVES SHELTER ALLOCATION

IFC SEEKS ASBESTOS REMOVAL MONIES

TOWN DELAYS ACTION ON SHELTER REQUEST

IFC 'CRISIS' CASH FLOW PROBLEM, OFFICIALS SAY

RESTAURANTS JOIN BATTLE AGAINST HUNGER

LOCATION Of SHELTER DEBATED

THANKS FOR BACKING IFC LOCATION

COME 'N' GET IT/INCREASING NUMBER DEPEND ON IFC PANTRY
COUNCIL VOTES TO ACCEPT LOAN FOR OLD TOWN HALL SHELTER
RESPONSE TO RSWP 'P0SITIVE'/48 RESTAURANTS HELP

INTER-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOODS , „m c , M1

DURHAM ACTIVISTS, OFFICIALS UNITED AGAINST ZONING... (CORRECTED 5-6-89)
DURHAM ACTIVISTS, OFFICIALS UNITED AGAINST ZONING BILL
PATH OF DURHAM 1-85 SKIPS 2 NEIGHBORHOODS

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COOPERATION PAYS OFF FOR DURHAM RESIDENTS

DEVELOPERS, NEIGHBORS DIFFER ON LIMITATIONS „„,,„„.,.

COMMISSIONERS HEAR INTER-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL URGE MERGER EVALUATION

COALITION BACKS COUNTY SCHOOL MERGER STUDY

COUNTY SCHOOL PLAN MAY BOOST SALARIES imMM__

FRIENDS OF DURHAM SLATE ATTACKED BY TRAILING CANDIDATES

INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C. _^ou

DRUG ABUSER TELLS OF CLIMB FROM BOTTOM

INTEREST RATES „ „u ,_.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO PRIME INTEREST RATE

^SMBxg HB TO UNCAP CREDIT CARD RATES
BANKS WANT CONSUMERS TO PAY HIGHER FEES
PANEL HEARS ARGUMENTS ON CREDIT CARD RATES
CREDIT CARD INTEREST CAP PROTECTS CONSUMERS
PRICE PUSHES TO LIMIT HOME LOAN INTEREST

INTERGOVERNMENTAL WORK GROUP mi

li SIS C^KlLfWcffi^FORMERLY CHAPEL HILL BOKB OF ALDERMEN)
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO PLANNING AREA
LEADERS LIKE GROUP WATERSHED POLICIES

INraA^ITECTURERWEEK CELEBRATED WITH SERIES OF SPECIAL EVENTS/BENCH MARK

INTERHe©ERSON MAN BATTLES SYSTEM FOR CANCER TREATMENT, LIFE
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE M_

l I5S W'S "iW& NAMES OF TAX BILLS)
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.

SIMPLIFY IS BEST SOLUTION

DON'T COUNT ON IRS' ADVICE

HERE'S HELP FOR TAXING PROBLEM

SIMPLER U.S. TAX LAWS WOULD REDUCE ERRORS

AN UNUSUAL TAXPAYER BREAK ^^^

DON'T TAX YOURSELF TOO MUCH— FILE 1040 FORMS SOON

IRS PROBES CONSTRUCTION IN TRIANGLE

DURHAM BUILDERS DODGE PAYROLL TAX

SwMtT^TtJ^^NG^K TAX LAWS, IRS INVESTIGATION FINDS

IRS MISCONDUCT UNCONSCIONABLE

IRS OFFICIALS IN PINCH

N.C. AMNESTY WON'T STOP IRS PROSECUTION

IRS THINKING POSITIVELY

IRS PROBES PHYSICIAN'S FINANCES

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
SEE ALSO INROADS INC
TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE GETS GRANT ___
INSTITUTE TO HELP TECHERS USE COMPUTERS

mnHWJUH m TAKE SLICE OUT OF RTP PLANT
IBM PLANTS DRAW PLANS FOR TRIM

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP., EMPLOYEES
IBM WORKER'S IDEA NETS HIM *150,000

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP., RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS

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,

6/29/1989 A
7/12/1989 A
9/26/1989 B
9/26/1989 A
10/05/1989 C
10/13/1989 C

E

N C61
N S69
N H65
N E33
N R63

H 2 10/04/1989 C 1 P N C47

H 2

3/25/1989 C

1

N

S 2

3/29/1989 A

5

J Oil

H 2

3/31/1989 C

1

N L40

S 2

4/07/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

9/09/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1 5/19/1989 A

H 2 4/16/1989 F

H 2 3/26/1989 A

3 P N L90
1 N
1 P N N36

S
H
H
S
H
H
S
S

s

H
H
S
S
S

CHH 1

CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2

1/06/1989 A
2/22/1989 A
3/05/1989 D
3/20/1989 A
3/27/1989 A
3/30/1989 B
5/15/1989 A
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
7/29/1989
8/01/1989
9/07/1989
10/16/1989
12/23/1989

E
E
E

E
E

1 D F Zll

N M06
N M06
N M06
N
E
E
E
E
N W57

6/22/1989 A

7/02/1989 B

10/26/1989 C

12/06/1989 A

12/07/1989 A

10 N
7 N
1 M N C61
1 C N
1 N K65

S 2 4/28/1989 C 1 P N C61

H 2 2/19/1989 A 1 C N C60

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DURHAH OFFERS IBM WORKERS WARM WELCOME

IBM WORKER'S IDEA NETS HIM $150,000

DEVELOPER MAY LURE IBM TO ADD TRIANGLE FACILITY

IBM'S AX SWING AT 10,000 JOBS TO TAKE SLICE OUT OF RTP PLANT

EFFECT OF IBM CUTBACKS IN TRIANGLE UNKNOWN

IBM PLANTS DRAW PLANS FOR TRIM __

IBM EMPLOYEES WORKING TOWARD DEGREES AT NCSU

INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON CENTRAL AMERICAN RECOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CENTRAL AMERICA

gSffi g§£8 K SB: K COMMISSION PUNS' SPECIFICS...

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2 2/27/1989 A
2 4/28/1989 C
2 8/08/1989 A
2 12/06/1989 A
2 12/06/1989 A
2 12/07/1989 A
2 12/10/1989 D

N

N C61
N C61
N
N

N K65
N

H 2 4/08/1989 A
H 2 4/08/1989 A

1 P N N36
1 P N N36

INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF RALEIGH
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
ETHNIC FOODS WILL DELIGHT

INTERNATIONAL LOAN NETWORK

SEE ALSO FAMILY FINANCIAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
CFF ALSO PYRAMID SCHEMES
STATE AUTHORITIES RULE DURHAM INVESTMENT GROUP A 'PYRAMID'
INVESTMENT FIRM DEFENDS PROGRAM

INTERNATIONAL PHYSICIANS FOR THE PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT imM
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
PHYSICIAN 'SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT'
IPPNW ORIGINS EXPLAINED

INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM ASSOCIATION
DEVONE ELECTED TO PLATFORM GROUP

INTERNATIONAL STAR REGISTRY
THE HOAX IN THE STARS

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS
SEE ALSO UNIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS, U.S.
DUKE REACHES AGREEMENT WITH UNION

INTERNATIONAL VISITORS COUNCIL (FORMERLY RSRCH TRNGLE INTL VISITOR COUNCIL)
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, FOREIGN VISITORS
IVC NAMES BOARD FOR '89
VISITORS COUNCIL PUTS OUT TRIANGLE WELCOME MAT TO FOREIGN GUESTS

INTERNSHIPS

SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO DUKE FUTURES
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SEEK INTERNSHIPS

OFFICIALS SAY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AIMS AT STATE'S NURSING SHORTAGE

DUKE MEDICAL STUDENTS PUSH RURAL INTERNSHIPS

INTERSECTIONS

SEE ALSO PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC

SEE ALSO RAILROAD CROSSINGS

SEE ALSO SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS

SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
BAD INTERSECTIONS ABOUND S

DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS REPORT ASKED H

DURHAM TO CHECK 10 WORST INTERSECTIONS S

STUDY OF INTERSECTIONS SHOULD FOCUS ON WORST S

GARRETT ROAD CLOSING CLOGS JORDAN TRAFFIC S

FATAL WRECK PROMPTS ALDERMAN'S CALL FOR IMPROVED ROAD CONDITIONS CHH

INTERSTATE
SEE 1-40

S 2 10/04/1989 C 1 P F S27

2 8/24/1989 A
2 8/29/1989 A

1 N B53
1 N B53

CHH 1 1/24/1989 A 4 L
CHH 1 9/29/1989 A 4 L

S 2 1/16/1989 A 3 N
H 2 1/04/1989 A 4 L

S 2 5/24/1989 A 12 N M06

CHH 1 1/04/1989 A 8 N
H 2 3/09/1989 C 1 P N K65

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A
CHH 1 7/10/1989 A
S 2 12/26/1989 C

3 N
1 P N L90
1 N

3/06/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/15/1989
9/18/1989
11/14/1989

C N B53

N

N H70

E
M N E33
M N C62

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SEE 1-85
SEE 1-95

INTERSTATE-85
SEE 1-85

INTIMEAST6ATE SHOPPING CENTER GAINS INTIMATE BOOKSHOP
MALL'S 'UNIQUE' BOOKSTORE MILL BE MISSED

INVENTIONS

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES LICENSING CONSORTIUM
'BATH DUCK' GETS INVENTOR, 6, OUT OF 'HOT WATER'
RTP INVENTORS FINALISTS IN NATIONAL COMPETITION
RTP HOME OF MANY MODERN INVENTIONS
SCIENTISTS RECEIVE INVENTORY AWARD _
FAMOUS INVENTOR TO SPEAK AT DURHAM CONFERENCE ^_

TRIANGLE DISTINGUISHED INVENTORS GET MORE RESPECT NOW... ALOT MORE
PROLIFIC INVENTOR FINDS HE DOES SOME OF BEST THINKINGUNDER-WATER
COMPUTERIZED, INTRAVENOUS MEDICINE PUMP BEING DEVELOPED IN CHAPEL HILL

IWESDffiVCOUNTf>JUDG£S TRADE JABS OVER REQUEST FOR SPECIAL GRAND JURY
JUDICIAL TIFF DOESN'T SERVE DURHAM WELL
16 LAWYERS BACK GRAND JURY PROBE OF SOCIAL SERVICES
JUDGE ASKS SBI TO PROBE DURHAM SOCIAL SERVICES ^n
SBlTNOT SPECIAL GRAND JURY, TO PROBE CHILD-ABUSE CHARGES
GRAND JURY REPORTED LOOKING INTO DRUG TRAFFIC

INVISIBLE EMPIRE - KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KUK KLAN

INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
SEE MANSLAUGHTER

IRAN

A MURDEROUS FANATIC , „„„_„

SYMPOSIUM INCLUDES IRAN, ISLAM LECTURES

EXTENDING THE DEATH THREATS

DEATH OF IRAN'S MURDEROUS TYRANT

RELEASE OF HOSTAGES ONLY FIRST STEP FOR IRAN

IRANIANS' BEHAVIOR UNSETTLING

U.S. MUST HIT IRAN'S SOFT SPOT - ITS WALLET

IRAN, ECONOMY __

STRIKING BACK AT IRAN'S ECONOMY

IRAN, HOSTAGES

SEE HOSTAGES, IRAN

IRAN, U.S. AIR ATTACKS
A LESSON LEARNED

IRAN/CONTRAS AFFAIR
SEE ALSO ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO CONTRAS
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, LEBANON

JUDGE'S RULE FORCES STAND IN NORTH CASE

IS TRIAL COMPROMISED?

AND THEN THERE'S THE NORTH JURY

PRESIDENT STILL NOT TALKING

REAGAN'S HYPOCRISY GOOD LESSON FOR BUSH

JURY TEACHES NORTH IMPORTANT CIVICS LESSON

PARDON WOULD PLACE NORTH ABOVE THE LAW „tatt.o

BUSH HAD DIRECT KNOWLEDGE OF ASSISTANCE TO REBELS, LAWYER... STATES

STONEWALL/IRAN-CONTRA SUBPOENAS

IRANIAN HOSTAGES
SEE HOSTAGES, IRAN

CHH 1
CHH 1

12/07/1989 A
12/11/1989 A

1 N M70
4 E

S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2

2/08/1989 C
4/01/1989 A
4/24/1989 A
4/26/1989 A
4/29/1989 C
4/30/1989 D
5/03/1989 C
8/09/1989 C

1 P N S92

1 P N M06
7 N B53

3 N

4 P N

6 P N K65
1 P N C60
1 P N C60

H
S
H
S
H
H

2 3/28/1989 A
2 3/29/1989 A
2 4/07/1989 A
2 4/21/1989 A
2 4/22/1989 C
2 10/05/1989 C

1 P N S82
4 E
1 P N S82
1 N B53
1 N S32
1 N S82

H

2

2/18/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

3/31/1989 A

7

N

H

2

5/09/1989 A

4

E

H

2

6/07/1989 A

4

E

S

2

6/07/1989 A

4

E

H

2

6/10/1989 A

4

E

S

2

8/05/1989 A

4

E

H 2 2/22/1989 A 4 E

S 2 12/23/1989 C 1 N

S

H

CHH

S

S

S

S

CHH

H

1/17/1989
2/16/1989
2/16/1989
4/10/1989
4/17/1989
5/05/1989
5/08/1989
5/22/1989
12/17/1989

E
E

U H90
E
E
E
E

N M70
T C50

IRON

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THE UNDERDIAGNOSED KILLER

IRON DUKES _

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
THE SPORTING YEARS/SUCCESS OF TEAMS,

FAN SUPPORT KEEP SPORTS LIVELY...

■nr TRRFGWJDLESS CAFE

IR^GARDLESS OF YOUR TASTE PREFERENCE, THIS VEGETARIAN FARE IS WORTH...

ISLAM (GENERAL HEADING)

SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
ANOTHER VIEW OF ISLAM

JERRY GENTRY/NOT ALL WESTERNERS ARE AGAINST MUSLIMS
SYMPOSIUM INCLUDES IRAN, ISLAM LECTURES
NEIGHBORS CRITICAL OF PLANNED MOSQUE

ISLER & ASSOC,, INC. _ ,„ mrrm

FOOD GALLERY, SHOPS PROPOSED FOR CIVIC CENTER

OLD CIVIC CENTER EYED AS FOOD COURT n_w

INVESTOR WANTS OLD CIVIC CENTER FOR USE AS ATHLETIC CLUB OR OFFICE

COUNCIL BACKS CIVIC CENTER CONVERSION

COUNCIL FAVORS MARKET USE FOR OLD CIVIC CENTER __

AN APPETIZING SlIGGESTION/PROPOSAL FOR 'FESTIVE MARKET' WOULD HAVE.,.

CITY-SUBSIDIZED BUSINESSES CAN UNDERCUT COMPETITION

RESTAURATEURS SAY FOOD COURT'S LOW RENTAL RATES UNFAIR

♦FOOD FIGHT' LOOMS OVER PLANS FOR OLD ARMORY

DESPITE PROTEST, CITY OKS FESTIVE MARKET

NOSTALGIA FOR THE WAY IT WAS

H 2 9/15/1989 A 4 E

S 2 4/19/1989 H 1 P F B31
H 2 4/28/1989 D 5 P R D77

H 2 2/19/1989 D 4 E

H 2 3/26/1989 D 4 U G33

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1 11/03/1989 A 1 N M70

2/10/1989
2/10/1989
5/30/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
9/08/1989 B
9/08/1989 C
9/19/1989 A
10/05/1989 A

1 D
1

1 P
1

10
4
4
1

1 P
1 P
4

N S69
N H70
N C61
N C61
N
E
L

N N36
N C61
N C61
E

ISRAEL

SEE ALSO EGYPT

SEE ALSO JERUSALEM

SEE ALSO PALESTINE

SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
TABA ACCORD GOOD H 2

ISRAEL SHOULD RECONSIDER „ ,„ H 2

PROFESSOR URGES CONTINUED MIDEAST INITIATIVE ^,m„ „ -»«, £* i
DUKE ARCHEOLOGISTS PLAN TWO VOLUMES ON EXCAVATION AT SEPPHORIS IN ISRAEL H 2

3/06/1989 A 4 E

3/28/1989 A 4 E

8/18/1989 A 2 N

9/16/1989 C 2 N B80

ISRAEL, KNESSET AND CABINET

AN INSIDER'S ASSESSMENT OF THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT

ISRAEL, MILITARY

UNFITTING NICKNAME UNDERSCORES HORROR

ITALY, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
FERRY EXPLAINS DECISION TO PLAY BALL IN ITALY
'LA DOLCE VITA' WINS FERRY OVER

IVANHOE (SUBDIVISION)

MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS

IVORY

TOTAL IVORY TRADE BAN MAY NOT SAVE ELEPHANT

J & S INTERIORS

J4S INTERIORS (AD)

JOCCA

SEE ORANGE/CHATHAM COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY

J. B. W. TRIDURHAM PROPERTIES INC. _ . „ _T_

INVESTOR WANTS OLD CIVIC CENTER FOR USE AS ATHLETIC CLUB OR OFFICE

J. C. PENNEY CO.

PENNEY FIRM GROUPS TO CITE TOP VOLUNTEERS

J. C. PENNEY DEPT. STORE (SOUTH SQUARE MALL)

H 2 4/23/1989 E 5 P U H49

S 2 7/27/1989 A 4 E

S 2 8/11/1989 A 1 P N D18
H 2 8/12/1989 D 1 P U C49

H 2 8/20/1989 C 3 N C60

S 2 10/18/1989 A 4 E

S 2 4/19/1989 E 9 D A

S 2 5/30/1989 A 1 P N C61

S 2 10/17/1989 C 1 N E33

L

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

THERE SHE IS

J. F. WEBB HIGH SCHOOL

SEE OXFORD UEBB HIGH SCHOOL

J. F. WILKERSON CO.

COMMISSIONERS HULL CONTRACT QUESTION
SEWER, STREETS NAG BETHESDA RESIDENTS

J. J, HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE ALSO MOREHEAD HILLS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS „ ^

FIREFIGHTERS QUICK WORK AVERTS HENDERSON TOWERS TRAGEDY

POLICE PROBE APARTMENT FIRE

BLAZE AT HENDERSON TOWERS PROBED

'FAMILY NIGHT' SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

FAMILY NIGHT

SECOND TIME AROUND

AFTER THE FIRE

J, P. STEVENS CO.

$15 MILLION EXPANSION PLANNED AT ALAMANCE PLANT

' DUKE ART MUSEUM GETS GETTY GRANT TO TREAT COLLECTION

J. SOUTHGATE AND SON, INC. _ mrtmmt

SOUTHGATE IS DURHAM'S OLDEST INSURANCE AGENCY

JABBERUOCK _.

EXHIBIT HONORS JABBERUOCK DEBUTANTE
EXHIBIT FOR A DEBUTANTE

JABBERUOCKY <DUKE UNIV. PUBLICATION) MWmmmn
SEE DUKE UNIV., JABBERUOCKY (DUKE UNIV. PUBLICATION)

JACARANDAS MEXICAN RESTAURANT

FOOD, FRIENDLINESS RECOMMEND JACARANDAS

JACK BENNETT ROAD _ „

JACK BENNETT ROAD SEEN AS CURE TO U.S. 15-501 ILLS
STATE CONSIDERS BYPASS OPTIONS FOR U.S. 15-SM
CHATHAM, ORANGE CLASH OVER CONNECTOR ROAD LIKELY
CHATHAM VOTES TO OPPOSE NORTHERN BYPASS IN ROAD PLAN

JACK O'LANTERNS
SEE ALSO PUMPKINS
THE JACK-O-LANTERN

JAIL-A-THON

JAIL-A-THON STARTS TUESDAY IN HALL

yORKlNG TO GET OUT

ALL FOR A GOOD CAUSE

CATES, JOHNSON HEADED FOR 'JAIL' __

DOING TIME, OFFICIALS GO 'BEHIND BARS'

JAILS, DURHAM

SEE DURHAM COUNTY JAIL

JAMES B. DUKE ENDOWMENT
SEE DUKE ENDOWMENT

JAMES BOYD ESTATE „ " „

WITH SPRING, POETS TAKE CENTER bTAGE

SOUTHERN PI CS^WEYTCUTH ESTATE GEARS UP FOR THIRDMUSIC FESTIVAL

GLENN MILLER: CDS, 'GHOST BAND' KEEP MUSICIAN'S MEMORY ALIVE

JAMES E. SHEPARD SERTOMA CLUB
CAMP BOUND
SERTOMA OFFICERS

TO RAISE MONEY FOR CANCER GROUP

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S 2 8/21/1989 C 1 P P K30

H
S

2

2

1/10/1989 C
1/10/1989 A

6 N A54
1 N H65

H
S
S
3
H
S
H

2
2
2
2
2
2
2

5/19/1989 C
5/19/1989 A
8/19/1989 C
8/28/1989 A
8/31/1989 C
8/31/1989 B
9/22/1989 C

3 P P T37

7 N
1 N

8 N

3 P P S73
1 P P S73
1 P P T32

H 1 6/07/1989 C 1 N B60
H 2 3/09/1989 C 3 N
S 2 6/26/1989 A 1 P F M06

S 2 10/27/1989 A 7 P P C45
H 2 10/29/1989 E 14 P P C45

H 2 8/04/1989 D 7 P R D77

CHH 1 1/31/1989 A

CHH 1 2/01/1989 A

CHH 1 3/24/1989 A

CHH 1 5/02/1989 A

2 N M25

1 M N M25
1 P N M25
1 N M25

S 2 10/25/1989 C IDF

CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

4/10/1989 A
4/12/1989 A
5/02/1989 A
8/16/1989 A
8/24/1989 A

N

P L38
P S76
N
N H90

H 2 4/30/1989 D
H 2 5/12/1989 D
H 2 5/12/1989 D

2 8/15/1989 C
2 8/23/1989 A

3 U H45

6 P F

7 P F

2 P P

3 P P S73

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JAMES N. JOHNSTON AWARDS PROGRAM

SE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS
JOHNSTON UNC GIFT SLATED FOR »1 MILLION

JAMES MADISON UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL

RICE'S BUZZER-BEATER ENDS HEELS' RALLY PAST JMU

^ATHCtCcffiT^CANCER CENTER ONE OF FIRST FIVE MCDONNELL FELLOWS

JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA

TIME CHANGES VIEW OF ROMANTIC STORY

JAMESTOWN LTD. _, _

SEARS WILL ANCHOR NEW 1-40 COMPLEX

JAMSCAM

SEE N.C. JAYCEES

JANITORIAL SERVICES „A„.

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HOUSEKEEPING STAFF
DUKE, CLEANING FIRM HEADING FOR A 'TRUCE'

JANUS HOUSE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) _

CHAPEL HILL? A TOWN IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
TOWN GROWTH LAWSUIT SETTLED
JANUS-TREE HOUSE COULD BE FORCED TO CLOSE
JANUS-TREE HOUSE COULD BE FORCED TO CLOSE
FOX, HAKAN HONORED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

JAPAN

SEE ALSO AJINOMOTO CO., INC. (JAPANESE FOOD AND CHEMICAL CO.)

SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS

SEE ALSO HIROSHIMA

SEE ALSO IKEBANA

SEE ALSO NAGASAKI. JAPAN

SEE ALSO N.C. JAPAN CENTER

SEE ALSO TOKYO STRING QUARTET

SEE ALSO TOYAMA, JAPAN

EMPEROR DEFEATED IN WAR UNCONQUERABLE IN DEATH

JAPANESE FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS ALWAYS APROPOS

JAPAN, ARCHITECTURE

JAPANESE WOODWORKING, CARPENTRY SENSITIVE SAYS CHATHAM MAN

JAPAN, ART
SEE ALSO ART
U.S., JAPANESE SCHOOLCHILDREN EXCHANGE ARTWORK
RAGE, POWER, FULFILLMENT OF JAPANESE MEN DEPICTED
JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS CHRONICLE THE MALE JOURNEY

JAPAN, BUSINESSES

SEE ALSO RISING SUN IN CAROLINA (SPECIAL SERIES)

JAPANESE BUSINESSMEN CHOOSE N.C. FOR VARIETY OF REASONS - INCLUDING GOLF

ORIENTAL EXPRESS; JAPANESE LEAVE BUSINESS TRACKS IN TRIANGLE

N.C. COMPANIES PUT FOOT IN WIDENING DOOR OF JAPANESE MARKET

EAST MEETS WEST IN NORTH (CAROLINA); EACH HAS LOT TO LEARN ABOUT OTHER

COLLECTIVISM, INDIVIDUALISM BUMP

JAPANESE DIVE INTO U.S. LIFE/RISING SUN IN CAROLINA

FAMOUS INVENTOR TO SPEAK AT DURHAM CONFERENCE

JAPANESE WOOD COMPANY TO BUILD PLANT IN SILER CITY

JAPAN'S ADVANTAGE OUR FAULT, PEROT SAYS

INSIGHT/HEAL THYSELF

JAPAN, DANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO TAMAGAUA DANCERS
TRADITIONAL NOH DANCE FEATURED IN WORKSHOP

CHH 1 9/01/1989 A

3 N

H 2 11/25/1989 D

1 P N

H 2 1/18/1989 D

12 P N

S 2 11/27/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 4/28/1989 A

1 N S17

S 2 2/24/1989 C 1 N M06

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

2/12/1989 A
3/01/1989 A
3/18/1989 A
3/18/1989 A
5/23/1989 A

P N M70
N M70
N N70

N C62
P N S17

1/08/1989 A
4/28/1989 B

2 P U H49
1 P F G59

H 2 4/02/1989 B 1 U N36

s

2

8/18/1989 C

1 P N S92

s

2

8/31/1989 D

8 P F

H

2

9/17/1989 E

9 P U 668

H

2

3/06/1989 C

4 N

H

2

3/19/1989 A

1 C Q C60

H

2

3/19/1989 A

1 C Q C60

H

2

3/20/1989 A

1 P Q N36

H

2

3/20/1989 A

1 P Q N36

H

2

3/21/1989 A

1 P Q N36

H

2

4/29/1989 C

4 P N

CHH 1

7/05/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

11/16/1989 A

1 P N S17

H

2 11/26/1989 D

1 P N

CHH 1 1/28/1989 A 5 D N

-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL

1/01/1989

NOH PERFORM)

TAMAGAWA DANCERS BRING JAPAN TO NCSU

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

JAWS (FILM) _
'JAWS T!£ REVENGE'

JUST A CANNED FISH TALE

JAY HOSIERY MILLS INC. uTl , „

FIRE RAZES BUILDING AT JAY HOSIERY MILLS

FIRE RUINS SOCKS WORTH $250,000 AT HOSIERY MILL mmMmi TnnAV

CAUSE OF DURHAM WJSIERY MILL FIRE STILL BEING INVESTIGATED TODAY

INVESTIGATORS SUSPECT ARSON IN JAY HOSIERY MILL BLAZE

HOSIERY MILL FIRE BELIEVED INTENTIONAL

TWO ARRESTED AFTER SOCKS STOLEN FROM HOSIERY MILL

JAY MANGUM PHOTOGRAPHY

DURHAM PHOTO COMPANY OPENS

JAYCEES

SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBQRO JAYCEES
SEE DURHAM JAYCEES
SEE HENDERSON JAYCEES

JAZZ

SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO

DUKE JAZZ ENSEMBLE

MODERN JAZZ QUARTET

MUSICIANS

N.C. JAZZ NETWORK

ROCK CONCERTS

ROCK 'N' ROLL

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S 2 2/09/1989 D 7 N
H 2 8/20/1989 E 8 P F Zll

JAPAN, EDUCATION
SEE JAPAN, SCHOOLS

I6PAN. ELECTIONS

ELECTION UPSET MAY MARK WATERSHED IN JAPANESE POLITICS

JAPAN, EMPEROR

NEW EMPEROR'S REIGN HAS WORTHWHILE GOAL „.„,„

jWsAKIHITO SWARES INTEREST IN HORSES WITH! TCSIDEMTREAGAN
HIROHITO'S DEATH CAUSES CHANGE IN JAPANESE IMPERIAL SYSTEM

^^JAPANESE COOKING! DEMONSTRATION ACCOMPANIES EXHIBIT OF PRINTS AT MUSEUM

JAPAN, MARRIAGES

EATS MEETS WEST ... AT THE ALTAR

iadau crunOLS

INSIGHT/EO^TING JIMMY; former unc librarian trained prince TO SEEK...
EXE^IVES^CHILDREN TAKE EXTRA STUDIES/RISING SUN IN CAROLINA
U.S., JAPANESE SCHOOLCHILDREN EXCHANGE ARTWORK

JAPAN, TRADE _
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
TRADE EQUALITY MAY HURT U.S.-JAPANESE RELATIONS
N.C. GROUP TOLD ANTI-JAPANESE TREND TRIPS U.S.
NORTHERN TELECOM RECEIVES AWARD

^^AN'S^AMbSoR CALLS FOR SHARED LEADERSHIP Mir nTure

EAST MEETS WESTIN NORTH (CAROLINA); EACH HAS LOT TO LEARN ABOUT OTHER
COLLECTIVISM, INDIVIDUALISM BUMP _ _ „Ar_ tiia
JAPANESE DIVE INTO U.S. LIFE/RISING SUN IN CAROLINA
INSIGHT/HEAL THYSELF

JAPANESE (LANGUAGE) _ iw_n<i
DUKE SETS CONTEST ON JAPANESE SPEECH

JAPANESE-AMERICANS _ „ .. „Au

442ND'S LEADERS RECOLLECT V-E DAY

H 2 7/26/1989 C 3 N R60

S 2 1/10/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/15/1989 B 5 P U H49
H 2 1/17/1989 B 3 N

H 2 10/17/1989 A 6 P U W15
CHH 1 2/04/1989 A 3 P N C62

H 2 1/29/1989 D 1 P F H49
H 2 3/21/1989 A 1 P Q N36
S 2 8/18/1989 C 1 P N S92

S 2 11/09/1989 A 1 N E33
H 2 11/10/1989 C 4 N K65
S 2 12/21/1989 A 1 P N E33

H

2 3/09/1989 C

1 P N J04

H

2 3/20/1989 A

1 P Q N36

H

2 3/20/1989 A

1 P Q N36

H

2 3/21/1989 A

1 P Q N36

H

2 11/26/1989 D

1 P N

H 2 4/02/1989 A 16 N
CHH 1 9/17/1989 A 1 P N H90
H 2 6/23/1989 D 4 P R L59

3/18/1989 A
3/19/1989 B
3/20/1989 C
3/21/1989 A
3/22/1989 C
4/04/1989 C

N B53
N M51
N

N B53
N
N

S 2 4/18/1989 A 7 N

-LX630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO THELONIOUS MONK INSTITUTE OF JAZZ

SEE ALSO UMBRIA JAZZ FESTIVAL

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL JAZZ LABORATORY BAND

SEE ALSO WHIRLWIND JAZZ CANCERS

JAZZ CONCERT HERALDS MONK INSTITUTE

BEBOP VISIONARY

THELONIOUS ASSAULT; "FAMILY" REUNION PLANNED AT DUKE

MILT JACKSON IS STILL BREAKING THAT MJQ MOLD

PIANIST JAMS TOD MUCH ORIGINALITY INTO SUNDAY'S ALL-STAR JAZZ SHOU

PIANIST IS A JAZZ 'RECONSTRUCTIONIST'

MARANO RECORD BRINGS SENSE OF SOMETHING SPECIAL

NEW RELEASES DO N.C.'S METZGER, RITTER PROUD

UNC JAZZ BAND COMES OF AGE

BLOOM PLAYS SOPRANO SAX ON EDGE OF JAZZ TRADITION

ARTISTS DEMONSTRATE VERSATILITY OF THE SAX

IT'S JAZZ; SAX PLAYER, PIANIST TEAM UP IN SHOU

KENDRICK 'UNIT' A FULL, TOGETHER JAZZ COMBO

SAXOPHONIST EXHIBITS MUSICAL GROWTH

JAZZ ON TRACK; BLUE QUAIL RECORDS OWNER FORESEES SUCCESS DESPITE...

BLANCHARD HAS 'SOUL OF JAZZ ON HIS SLEEVE'

JAZZ FROM THE 'COMFORT LEVEL'

LEGENDS MAKE HOT SOUNDS FOR COOL CASH

IT'S MARSALIS, THELONIOUS AND ALL THAT JAZZ

HOT JAZZ NETS A COOL $80,000 FOR MONK JAZZ INSTITUTE

N.C. JAZZ NETWORK DEBUTS AT ARTSCENTER

JAZZ PAIRINGS YOU MIGHT NOT EXPECT, SOME YOU WOULD

MORE OF ELLINGTON'S 'PRIVATE COLLECTION' IS OUT ON CD

ALBUM ENRICHES AND PRESERVES ELLINGTON TUNES

JAZZ LABEL UP WITH THE HI-TECH TIMES

SOPHISTICATED LADY IS BACK - ON THE RECORD

EVANS ASSESSED AS A GREAT SHOULD BE

JAZZ GUITARISTS ASSEMBLE FINE RECORDING GROUPS

GUITARIST JIM HALL BRINGS AN IMPRESSIVE JAZZ RESUME TO THE ARTSCENTER

THERE'S A WHOLE WORLD OF NEW JAZZ OUT THERE

'CELEBRATING BIRD' DIGS INTO LIFE OF JAZZ GIANT

ELLINGTON 'DEFECTOR' SHINES IN COLLECTED RECORDINGS

UNDERLYING STORY ALONE RECOMMENDS 'EPISTROPHY'

THIRD-WORLD POP PLAYS AT THE PALACE

THE NAKASIAN JAZZt STRAIGHT UP, WITH VINEGAR

NATURALLY HOT NAKASIAN SINGS FOUR-A JAZZ

MODERN JAZZ QUARTET 'LAST CONCERT' GAINS NEW INTEREST ON CD

CONSTANT INVENTION MAKES ALLISON JAZZ AN ARTSCENTER DELIGHT

VIDEO HOLDS A SURPRISING SLICE OF JAZZ LIFE

QUARTET WEST SHOWS WHY IT'S AMONG THE BEST

PIANIST MILLER FOLLOWS 'FUNK' JAZZ FLAME

PIANIST MILLER SHOWS AMAZING GROWTH IN JUST 4 YEARS

GALPER TRIO ROUNDS OUT TRIANGLE'S TRIPLE CROWN OF JAZZ

LOVE OF JAZZ BONDING DUKE, DURHAM AND ITALIAN TOWN

LP SET SHOWS DURABILITY OF 'WEST COAST JAZZ'

MARSALIS MAINTAINS HIS OWN IDENTITY IN A TRIBUTE TO TRANE

JAZZ PIANIST SHOWS HOW MUCH HE'S GROWN

NEW RECORDINGS SHOW ENDURANCE OF JAZZ VOCALS

JAZZ GUITARIST HAD CLOSE BRUSH WITH FOLK

IT WAS A JAZZY WEEKEND

MCCOY TYNER IS A FITTING CLOSING FOR JAZZ FESTIVAL

ALBUMS FEATURE GUITARISTS

OLD COREA BACK, HOT

PHIL WOODS QUINTET CLEARS HURDLES IN FABULOUS FASHION

DISCRETION IS THE BETTER PART OF ELECTRIC JAZZ

CUNLIFFE WINS PIANO COMPETITION

HITTING 'f£U LEVEL,' GROUP SAX TOPS JAZZ CHRISTMAS LIST

'REISSUES': UNCORKING BOTTLED JAZZ

JAZZERCISE

JAZZING IT UP

JEEPS

FOUR DURHAM MEN CHARGED AFTER STOLEN JEEP RECOVERED

JELLYBEAN THE CLOWN

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1

H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

-DATE-

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C -PG L P BYL

1/01/1989 C
1/13/1989 D
1/13/1989 D
1/27/1989 D
1/31/1989 A
2/14/1989 B
2/14/1989 B
2/24/1989 D
2/28/1989 B
3/07/1989 A
3/21/1989 B
3/23/1989 B
4/04/1989 B
4/11/1989 B
4/17/1989 A
4/18/1989
4/23/1989
4/24/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
5/02/1989
5/05/1989
5/19/1989 D
5/25/1989 B
5/30/1989 B
6/20/1989 A
6/23/1989 D
6/29/1989 B
7/07/1989 D
7/14/1989 D
7/16/1989 E
7/18/1989 A
7/27/1989 B
8/11/1989 D
8/11/1989 D
8/15/1989 A
8/17/1989 B
8/29/1989 A
9/01/1989 D
9/07/1989 B
9/08/1989 D
9/12/1989 A
9/14/1989 B
9/22/1989 C
9/25/1989 A
9/26/1989 A
9/28/1989 B
10/10/1989 A
10/20/1989
10/24/1989
10/31/1989
11/07/1989
11/16/1989
11/21/1989
11/23/1989
11/23/1989
12/07/1989
12/14/1989

S66
U66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66

S66

S66

N H90

R S66

F

N B71
R S66
N B71
R S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66

R

R

R

R

R

R

R

F

R

R

R

R

N

R S66

R S66
S66
S66
S66
S66
S66

S66

S66
566
S66
S66
B71
S66
S66
566
566
S66

U S66

N

R S66

R 566

S 2 2/18/1989 A 5 P P T37

H 2 8/19/1989 C 2 N

-LX630-

M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

PACE 630
2/15/90

THERE'S PLENTY TO DO ON JULY 4TH

JELLYFISH

COMMON SENSE CAN REDUCE RISK OF JELLYFISH STINGS
JELLYFISH STINGS CAN BRING TEARS

JERUSALEM

SEE ALSO ISRAEL
JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM IS PILGRIMAGE FOR ALL

JET ENGINES

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 XT-ENGINE PLANT

tf ■ I TCC

MARTIN STOOPS TOO LOU IN PUSHING JETTY PLAN

JEUEL THEFT _

GUN-WIELDING ROBBERS GRAB DIAMONDS „ _ ^^

ROOKIE OFFICER ARRESTS SUSPECTS IN HOLDUP OF DURHAM JEWELRY STORE

POLICE SEEKING OWNERS OF JEWELRY BELIEVED STOLEN

ARREST IN JEWELRY THEFT

POLICE LOG/CAR KNOCKS DOWN DOOR OF DUPLEX

JEWELRY

SEE ALSO EARRINGS
JEWELRY-MAKING BLENDS SCULPTURE AND COSMETICS

TRADITIONAL JEWELRY IS BACK _ „„.„ M ,

ANIMAL JEWELRY IS MAKING FASHION STATEMENT THIS FALL

JEWISH NATIONAL FUND

JEWISH FUND TO HONOR TERRY SANFORD
TREE OF LIFE AWARD

JEWS

SEE ALSO ANTI-SEMITISM

SEE ALSO BLACK JEWS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR JUDAIC STUDIES

SEE ALSO HANUKKAH

SEE ALSO HEBREW

SEE ALSO "THE HOLOCAUST"

SEE ALSO JUDAISM

SEE ALSO JUBEA REFORM CONGREGATION

SEE ALSO PASSOVER

SEE ALSO RABBIS

SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)

SEE ALSO SABBATIAN MOVEMENT

SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, JEWS

SEE ALSO YOM KIPPUR

CARTOON UAS OFFENSIVE

SEXUAL DISCRIMINATION AMONG JEWS 2,000 YERS OLD, DUKE AUDIENCE TOLD

A JEW BY BIRTH, A CHRISTIAN BY CHOICE

JOB DISCRIMINATION

SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION _ _ mm

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION

SEE ALSO JOB SCREENING

SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION

EEOC INVESTIGATORS REACHING OUT TO HEAR COMPLAINTS

COMMISSION TO CONDUCT INTERVIEWS

NCCU PROF'S COMPLAINT SENT TO PANEL

TEACHER CHARGES JOB DISCRIMINATION

TEACHER TO GET HEARING ON JOB-DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT

EMPLOYMENT ABUSES NEXT ON AGENDA

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S 2 6/29/1989 D 8 P P

CHH 1 7/07/1989 A 2 F
S 2 7/10/1989 C IDF

H 2 6/25/1989 E 1 P G 668

s

2 7/25/1989 A

1 M N M06

H

2 7/26/1989 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 7/31/1989 A 4 E

1/09/1989 A
1/10/1989 C
1/19/1989 C
6/30/1989 C
12/12/1989 C

2 4/13/1989 B
2 5/30/1989 B
2 9/26/1989 A

2 2/18/1989 C
2 2/27/1989 B

H 2 1/05/1989 A
H 2 2/02/1989 C
H 2 11/04/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1

3/15/1989 A
4/11/1989 A
4/20/1989 A
6/13/1989 A
6/14/1989 D
6/17/1989 A

N B53
N M51
N
N
N M51

2 P F 659
1 P F 659
6 P F G59

8 P N
5 P P C45

4 L
2 P N J04
9 N J40

3

3

16

12

12

3

N H90
N
N

N S92
N
N S17

JOB EVALUATIONS

-LX630-

HONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

BY SUBJECTS

UNC COUNCIL TARGETS JOB EVALUATIONS FOR TOP ADMINISTRATORS

JOB FAIR

LOOKING AT JOB POSSIBILITIES

JOB HUNTING; CHAPEL HILL JOB FAIR DRAWS A CROWD OF RESUMES AND WORKERS

JOB INTERVIEWS

SEE ALSO JOB SCREENING
HELPFUL RECRUITMENT HINTS FOR MANAGERS WITH NO HIRING FREEZE

JOB SAFETY

SEE ON-THE-JOB SAFETY

JOB SATISFACTION

SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
FEW REPORT JOB BLUES, UNC POLL STATES
BEING HAPPY AT WORK TAKES WORK

JOB SCREENING

SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., EMPLOYEES

SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.

SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION

SEE ALSO JOB INTERVIEWS
DUKE PSYCHOLOGIST URGES CARE WITH PRE-JOB TESTING
AUTHOR: MORE SAFEGUARDS NEEDED IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCREENING FOR JOBS

N E

P D — DATE-

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CHH 1 10/14/1989 A 3 P N S17

CHH 1
CHH 1

JOB SEARCHING

JOB HUNTING* CHAPEL HILL JOB FAIR DRAWS A CROWD OF RESUMES AND WORKERS CHH

HIGH HOPES FOR A GOOD JOB MARKET/SUNDAY FOCUS: CAREER EXPECTATIONS CHH

BETTER TIMES FOR JOB HUNTERS/SUNDAY FOCUSJ CAREER EXPECTATIONS CHH

JOB TRAINING

SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS

SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

SEE ALSO INROADS INC.

SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS

SEE ALSO OLDER WORKER PROGRAM

SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.

SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

WOMAN COMPLETES TRAINING FOR FIRST JOB IN 14 YEARS

OLDER WORKER PROGRAM BLOOMS AT FLOWER SHOP

MORE TRIANGLE COMPANIES NEEDED IN JOBS PROGRAM

TRAINING PROGRAMS OPEN DOORS TO JOBS

N.C. RAISES, LOWERS TAXES AT SAME TIME

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OFFERS JOB TRAINING, BARGAINS AT NEW STORE...

JOB HUNTING

SOCIAL SERVICES' SCHOOL FOR DAY-CARE OPERATORS HAS NINE STUDENTS

JOBS PROGRAM SHELVED

JOB-TRAINING TRUCE SOUGHT

JOB TRAINING HERE IF STUDENTS USE IT

LET'S FIX THE FLAT TIRE

STUDENTS GET GLIMPSE OF CORPORATE AMERICA

CONFLICT OF INTEREST DEBATE ENTANGLES BROWN

LEWIS-OGBURN COMMITTEE DECLINES RECOMMENDATION ON BROWN'S GRANT REQUEST

JOB TRAINING OFFER MAY QUELL BROWN'S CITY GRANT REQUEST

NCCU GETS GRANT COUNCILMAN BACKED

PROGRAM HELPS MOTHERS BECOME DAY-CARE OPERATORS

DURHAM AMONG CITIES IN RUNNING FOR ANTI-DROPOUT YOUTH PROGRAM

YOUTH CORPS WOULD OFFER JOBS, TRAINING

DROPOUTS COULD GET SKILLS TO IMPROVE LIVES

NEW PROGRAM AIMS SKILLS AT PEOPLE IN POVERTY

JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT

TRAINING PROGRAMS OPEN DOORS TO JOBS
STATE JOB PROGRAMS NEED EXTENSIVE REVIEW
LET'S FIX THE FLAT TIRE

JOGGING

SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING

3/31/1989 A
4/25/1989 A

3 P P L38
3 P N M25

H 2 7/30/1989 C 1 U N36

CHH 1 4/20/1989 A
S 2 5/18/1989 A

5 N

6 P F S27

2 1/14/1989 C
2 2/18/1989 C

1

16

N

N D80

1 4/25/1989 A 3 P N M25
1 5/14/1989 A 1 C N S17
1 5/14/1989 A 1 N S17

S

2

1/03/1989 A

1 P Q H65

S

2

1/04/1989 A

1 P Q H65

S

2

1/05/1989 A

1 P N H65

s

2

1/06/1989 A

4 E

s

2

1/12/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2

2/02/1989 C

1 P N A54

s

2

3/08/1989 C

12 P P T37

H

2

3/17/1989 C

1 N A54

H

2

4/06/1989 A

4 E

H

2

4/13/1989 A

4 E

s

2

5/02/1989 A

1 N M06

H

2

5/18/1989 A

4 E

s

2

5/29/1989 C

1 P N H65

H

2

6/22/1989 A

1 P N R63

H

2

6/24/1989 C

1 P N R63

H

2

6/28/1989 C

3 N R63

S

2

6/29/1989 C

1 N C61

s

2

9/13/1989 B

1 N H65

S

2

9/19/1989 C

1 N S92

H

2

9/20/1989 C

5 N

s

2

9/20/1989 A

4 E

s

2 10/18/1989 B

1 P N K65

S

2

1/06/1989 A

4 E

s

2

5/10/1989 A

4 E

H

2

5/18/1989 A

4 E

-LX630-

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

S U B J E

FITNESS WEATHER
NAP-TIME JOGGING
FOGGY JOG?

JOHN B. UMSTEAD HOSPITAL

INSTEAD HOSPITAL NAMES BRINKLEY BUSINESS MANAGER „„_ linB, „

VOLUNTEERS WANTED TO HELP MENTAL PATIENTS PREPARE FOR OUTSIDE WORLD

CLEARING THE RECORD

PATIENT BEATING LEADS TO ARRESTS _ _ „„_

DENTIST'S LICENSE SUSPENDED IN UMSTEAD MALPRACTICE PROBE

'DON'T JUST DO SOMETHING. BE THERE'

CARCINOGEN LEVELS IN DRINKING WATER NO CAUSE FOR ALARM

PATIENT CHARGED AFTER UMSTEAD WORKER STABBED __

OPERATION SANTA COLLECTS 6IFTS SPONSORS FOR BUTNER PATIENTS

JOHN B. UMSTEAD HOSPITAL. DIRECTOR
HOSPITAL DIRECTOR NAMED

JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY

SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
COMMUNISM NEAR COLLAPSE

JOHN H. KERR RESERVOIR
SEE KERR RESERVOIR

IT8-WNY— B— GOODE ' S

OPERATOR OF MOTELS TO ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR RELIEF FROM TAX PENALTIES
COMMISSIONERS ASK CITY'S DELAY ADOPTING SEWAGE TREATMENT PLAN

JOHNNY HANDSOME (FILM)
BEAUTY IS SKIN DEEP

JOHNNY QUEST (BAND)

A 'FUNKY PARTY HOST'

JOHNS-MANVILLE CORP.

PROFESSOR CALLS CORPORATE

FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE/ JOHNNY QUEST

'ETHICS' LACKING

JOHNSON & JOHNSON INC,

EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK

JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON CEO TALKS ETHICS TO STUDENTS ^^

DUKE BEGINNING HEALTH APPRAISALS WITH EMPLOYEES AT MEDICAL CENTER
"MISS JANUARY" AN ADORABLE CALENDAR BABE (AGE 3) FROM DURHAM

JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
N.C. CENTRAL SAILS TO VICTORY
EAGLE DEFENSE DENIES SMITH
EAGLES WRAP UP TITLE WITH WIN OVER SMITH
SHERRILL FILLING THE BILL FOR GOLDEN BULLS

JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
IT'S 'CRYING TIME' AGAIN IN THE CIAA

JOHNSON MOTOR CO.

SEE ALSO STAR BUICK _

COUNTY OKS SOCIAL SERVICES OR JAIL SITE
COUNTY BOARD OKS PURCHASE OF MAIN STREET BUILDING
CLEMENT CRITICIZES NEW COUNTY JAIL SITE
COMMISSIONERS HURRY ACTION ON TEMPORARY JAIL

JOHNSON STROWD WARD CO. „ „ „,

A FRANKLIN STREET FIXTURE MOVES OUT OF TOWN

JOHNSTON, ZABOR 4 ASSOCIATES INC.

CITY SCHOOLS MAKE GRADE IN SURVEY

JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. U.S.
GEN. POWELL EARNED HIS STARS

JOINT ORANGE/CHATHAM COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY

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D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH

H

S

1 1/19/1989 A

2 4/03/1989 B
2 10/27/1989 B

1 P P L38
1 P P K30
9 P P T37

H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

2 2/07/1989 C
2 2/11/1989 C
2 2/14/1989 A
2 7/28/1989 A
2 9/27/1989 A

1 10/18/1989 C

2 10/21/1989 A

1 11/16/1989 C

2 12/10/1989 A

1 N

1 N T33

2 N

1 N T33
1 N T33
1 P N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 P N T33

H 2 2/03/1989 C 3 N

H 2 1/11/1989 A 4 L

H 2 3/12/1989 B
H 2 3/14/1989 C

H 2 10/06/1989 D
S 2 12/29/1989 D
CHH 1 3/20/1989 A

H 2 2/01/1989 C
CHH 1 2/04/1989 A
H 2 3/18/1989 B
H 2 11/26/1989 B

H 2 1/12/1989 D

S 2 1/12/1989 B

H 2 2/09/1989 B

H 2 2/26/1989 C

5 N A54
1 N A54

16 P R S92
4 P F B71
3 N S17

2 H

8 N

3 N C60
1 P N C60

1 N P75

3 P N P52
1 N P75

4 P N P75

H 2 8/16/1989 D 1 P U P75

S 2 4/25/1989 A 1 N H65

H 2 4/27/1989 B 8 N A54

S 2 11/16/1989 A 1 N Yll

H 2 12/06/1989 C 1 P N S69

CHH 1 3/11/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 8/27/1989 A 3 N C62

H 2 8/13/1989 D 4 E

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SEE ORANGE/CHATHAM COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY

JOINT ORANGE/CHATHAM COOPERATIVE WORK GROUP
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C,
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHATHAM PLANNING AREA

OFFICIAL RECOMMENDS CHATHAM COUNTY WITHDRAW FROM JOINT PLANNING TALKS

COUNCIL TO HEAR WATERSHED PLAN

BOARD BACKS WATERSHED MEASURES

OWASA BACKS UNIVERSITY LAKE PROTECTION RULES

WATERSHED PLAN GETS GROUP NOD

SEWER PROHIBITION INTACT

WATERSHED DECISIQNS7/WILL ZONING LIMITS HOLD UP IN COURT?

VA. RULING SUPPORTS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS

IMPLEMENTING ZONING RESTRICTIONS REQUIRES 'A MAJOR COMMITMENT'

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL

JORDAN HIGH RECEIVES BOMB THREAT

PARKING LOT POTHOLES JAR JORDAN DRIVERS

JORDAN LEADS PACK IN COLLEGE BOARDS

SHS TO COMPETE IN MOOT COURT REGIONALS

INTERNATIONAL ISSUES WAS TOPIC (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-16-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

AND IN THE CENTER RING...

A BENEFIT FOR THE HOMELESS

NOTHING MISSING AFTER JORDAN HIGH BREAK-IN

OFF-FIELD FOOTBALL PREPARATION

AT WORK IN THE FIELDS OF THE PIGSKIN

GARRETT ROAD CLOSING CLOGS JORDAN TRAFFIC

SAT SCORES DIP AT JORDAN; OFFICIALS SAY SYSTEM RISES

JORDAN'S 'ARSENIC AND OLD LACE' A FUNNY BREW

MIRROR IMAGES OF ART

DANCERS GLITTER AT JORDAN HIGH

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION

COUNTY SENIORS GRADUATE TONIGHT

BIG DAY ARRIVES FOR SENIORS; ADVICE TRIED AND TRUE

JORDAN GRADS GET SIMPLE RULES, ENCOURAGEMENT

SCENES

SCENES

JORDAN SENIORS LOOKING DOWN THAT LONG ROAD

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
WINDOW DRESSING
SPRING DREAMING
COMPUTER CAREERS
FIRST WINNER
SIGNING UP AT JORDAN
JORDAN HIGH STUDENT DIES OF GUNSHOT
SHOOTING DEATH STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
HELPING OUT THE HOMELESS

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND

NEW UNIFORMS MAKE SPLASH AT JORDAN

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL

CHEWNING HOLDS OFF JORDAN IN MIDDLE SCHOOL BASEBALL

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
UNBEATEN FALCONS ROLL
JORDAN J.V.'S WIN 31ST GAME IN A ROW
HOT FALCONS FLY PAST ORANGE
HILLSIDE NIPS JORDAN, 73-67
HORNETS HALT FALCONS IN OT
OVER THE TOP

FALCONS' SWITCH STYMIES KNIGHTS
FALCONS' ZONE SHUTS DOWN KNIGHTS
FALCONS CAGE TIGERS
JORDAN ROLLS OVER DURHAM
FALCONS' EXPLOSION DEMOLISHES SOUTHERN

CHH 1

7/04/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1 10/23/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

11/07/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

11/10/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1 11/17/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1 11/17/1989 A

3 N H25

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

1/20/1989 B

9 N

S

2

1/20/1989 A

8 P U S76

S

2

1/24/1989 A

1 Q S92

S

2

4/14/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

4/15/1989 B

1 P N T37

H

2

4/16/1989 A

2 P N

S

2

4/22/1989 B

6 P P K30

H

2

5/07/1989 D

4 E

H

2

8/06/1989 B

12 N

H

2

8/18/1989 C

3 P P K30

S

2

8/18/1989 C

1 P P K30

S

2

9/18/1989 A

1 M N E33

S

2

9/30/1989 A

1 N S92

S

2 10/20/1989 B

9PUT32

H

2 12/15/1989 C

1 P P T32

S

2 12/15/1989 B

12 P P T32

S

2

6/15/1989 C

1 P N

H

2

6/16/1989 C

1 P N K65

S

2

6/16/1989 A

1 P N K30

S

2

6/16/1989 C

1 P P K30

S

2

6/16/1989 C

1 P P S76

H

2

6/17/1989 B

1 P P T32

S

2

1/13/1989 A

10 P P S73

S

2

1/21/1989 C

1 P P T37

S

2

5/19/1989 A

10 P P S76

S

2

6/08/1989 C

1 P P T32

H

2

9/16/1989 B

1 P P S76

H

2

9/22/1989 B

5 N

H

2

9/23/1989 C

1 N

S

2 12/15/1989 B

12 P P K30

H

2

8/26/1989 B

1 P U S76

S

2

5/16/1989 B

4 P U A76

S

2

1/07/1989 B

2 P N S73

S

2

1/10/1989 D

4 P U A76

S

2

1/10/1989 D

6 P N A76

H

2

1/14/1989 D

2 P N P75

S

2

1/14/1989 B

1 P N A76

H

2

1/21/1989 B

2 P P K30

H

2

1/21/1989 B

4 N M64

S

2

1/21/1989 B

1 P N A76

S

2

1/24/1989 D

2 P N A76

H

2

2/01/1989 D

2 N R54

S

2

2/04/1989 B

1 P N A76

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ROGERS' FREE THROWS, 36 POINTS PROPEL HILLSIDE OVER JORDAN

ROGERS, HILLSIDE HOLD OFF FALCONS

JORDAN BLOWS PAST KNIGHTS, 68-48

CHAPEL HILL, JORDAN PLAY FOR PAC-6 TITLE

CAGED TIGER

TIGERS TOP JORDAN FOR PAC-6 TITLE

TIGERS STOP FALCONS IN PAC-6 FINALE

VANCE, JORDAN ADVANCE

JORDAN RIPS HOKE, 92-76

FALCONS RALLY, ROLL OVER HOKE COUNTY
HORNETS WIN; JORDAN FALLS __
BRANHAM'S 22 KEY FALCONS IN OPENER
FALCONS SPOIL ANDREWS* DEBUT
JORDAN RALLIES PAST WARRIERS
JORDAN 61, DURHAM 50

rogers, hillside blow by person
falcons avoid upset at hands of spartans
berry's 23 lead jordan to victory

jordan high school sports, football
experience: the best teacher
break time
knights are pac-6 favorites — again

SPARTANS, FALCONS BATTLE FOR BRAGGING RIGHTS
KICKOFF '89 _.
JORDAN ROMPS PAST SOUTHERN

FALCONS EXPLODE PAST SPARTANS

DOUBLE VISION? GILL SEES ANOTHER MCGEORGE
NASHBURN LEADS SOUTHERN ALAMANCE PAST JORDAN
ROCKETS RUN TO VICTORY OVER FALCONS
JORDAN 19, ORANGE 6
FALCONS CONTROL ORANGE

•BIG MAN' MCGEORGE GROWING USED TO LIMELIGHT
DOBB LIFTS CHAPEL HILL PAST JORDAN __
JORDAN STOPS HORNETS ON FINAL PLAY FOR WIN
LAST-SECOND DEFENSE SAVES FALCON VICTORY
PLAYOFF BERTH WATSON'S GOAL
CRUISIN' WOODCROFT _

RAZZLE-DAZZLE PLAY LIFTS JORDAN PAST VANCE

NORTHERN WHIPS JORDAN, TAKES SIXTH STRAIGHT PAC-6 4-A TITLE
MCGEORGE FOLLOWS FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS __
CHAPEL HILL-JORDAN! VICTOR TAKES PLAYOFF BERTH
CHAPEL HILL RIPS JORDAN, 33-14, TO GRAB PLAYOFF SPOT
TIGERS BOMB FALCONS

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, GOLF

JORDAN WINS SECTIONAL; NORTHERN QUALIFIES THIRD
FALCONS SOAR TO LEAD AT 4-A GOLF TOURNEY
JORDAN GOLFERES WIN 4-A TITLE

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER_ _ „m „
BARRINGERS GIVE JHS FIRST-RATE SOCCER FIELD
JORDAN J.V. SOCCER GETS SEASON'S FIRST TASTE OF DEFEAT
CAVS SPOIL JORDAN DEDICATION

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SWIMMING (BOYS)
JORDAN TEAM WINS 1ST PLACE

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SWIMMING (GIRLS)
JORDAN TEAM WINS 1ST PLACE

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TENNIS (GIRLS)
JORDAN'S GIRLS JUST KEEP ROLLING ALONG
THOMAS OUSTED IN TENNIS QUARTERS

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL
POINT BARRAGE MAKES PERSON HISTORY
JORDAN VOLLEYBALL STILL AHEAD OF THE REST
JORDAN ROLLS TO PAC-6 TITLE

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H

2 2/15/1989 D

2 N

S

2 2/15/1989 D

3 P N A76

H

2 2/22/1989 D

2 N M64

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 P N K30

H

2 3/01/1989 C

2 N M64

H

2 3/10/1989 B

1 P N R54

S

2 3/10/1989 D

3 P N A76

S

2 3/11/1989 B

3 P N T32

H

2 11/29/1989 D

3 P N B40

S

2 11/29/1989 D

3 P N P52

H

2 12/15/1989 B

2 N

H

2 12/16/1989 D

3 N G55

H

2 12/19/1989 D

2 N B40

S

2 12/19/1989 D

3 P N

s

2 12/28/1989 C

2 N

H

2 8/02/1989 D

1 P P K30

S

2 8/02/1989 D

4 P P K30

S

2 8/23/1989 D

9 P F P52

s

2 8/24/1989 B

1 U P52

H

2 8/26/1989 D

1 P P S73

H

2 8/26/1989 D

3 P N B40

S

2 8/26/1989 B

1 P N P52

H

2 8/31/1989 D

3 P U B40

H

2 9/26/1989 B

4 N G55

H

2 9/30/1989 D

3 P N B40

H

2 10/07/1989 D

3 N R54

S

2 10/07/1989 B

1 P N P52

H

2 10/12/1989 B

3 P N B40

H

2 10/12/1989 B

3 N R54

H

2 10/14/1989 D

3 P N G55

S

2 10/14/1989 C

1 P N A76

S

2 10/18/1989 D

2 P N P52

H

2 10/21/1989 B

1 P P R56

H

2 10/21/1989 D

3 P N G55

S

2 10/21/1989 B

1 P N A76

H

2 10/28/1989 D

3 P N G55

S

2 11/01/1989 D

2 P N P52

H

2 11/03/1989 B

1 N B40

H

2 11/04/1989 D

3 P N B40

S

2 11/04/1989 B

1 N P52

H

2 5/16/1989 B

1 P N M64

H

2 5/23/1989 B

1 P N R54

H

2 5/24/1989 D

1 P N C49

S

2 9/05/1989 B

3 P N A76

S

2 9/12/1989 B

4 P N A76

S

2 9/21/1989 B

5 P N A76

S

2 2/28/1989 D

5 N A76

S

2 2/28/1989 D

5 N A76

S

2 10/03/1989 D

3 P N A76

H

2 11/02/1989 C

3 N W55

H

2 9/14/1989 D

3 U B40

H

2 9/28/1989 D

3 P N B40

H

2 10/06/1989 B

1 P N B40

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12/31/1989

S U B J E

JORDAN RIPS BROUGHTON FOR FIRST-ROUND VICTORY

JORDAN ROLLS TO PLAYOFF WIN

JORDAN RIPS HILLBROOK FOR SEMIS BERTH

ANXIOUS FALCONS RIP PINECREST

FALCONS SEEK FINAL UIN

NOTHING HOKEY OR POKEY ABOUT JORDAN STATE TITLE

FALCONS FLY HIGH OVER THE NET/1985 JORDAN HIGH VOLLEYBALL

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING

JORDAN, NORTHERN VIE FOR AREA WRESTLING SUPREMACY

JORDAN LAKE

SEE B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE

JOSE LIMON DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
SOULFUL DANCES PERFORMED
CHAPEL DANCE WAS LIMON VISION
LIMON IN CHAPEL IS SPECTACLE AT BEST
DUKE CHAPEL'S GRANDEUR FRAMES GLORIOUS DANCES

JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
LEGISLATORS GET SNEAK PREVIEW

JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN RESEARCH BUILDING
SEE ALSO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO KATHLEEN PRICE AND JOSEPH M. BRYAN FAMILY FOUNDATION, INC,

EXPERTS TO ATTEND DUKE CONFERENCE ON ALZHEIMER'S

EXPERTS COMING TO DUKE FOR ALZHEIMER'S MEETING

DUKE NEEDS 'ULTIMATE GIFT!' BRAINS FOR ALZHEIMER'S TESTS

RESEARCH CENTER GOING UP

DUKE PROCESS SPEEDS ALZHEIMER'S TESTS

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
RJR, MEDICAL JOURNAL TRADE JABS

JOURNALISM

SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM

PRESS NEGLECTS WATCHDOG ROLE - LEWIS

CUB REPORTERS HONE SKILLS AT SUMMER CAMP

IT'S STILL AN UNPOLISHED PULPIT

HIGH SCHOOL 24 YEARS LATER: STUDENTS HAVE CARS, ASK GOOD QUESTIONS

JOURNALISTIC ETHICS

SEE ALSO ACCURACY IN MEDIA INC. (AIM)
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE

A STONE FOR A STONE

PUBLIC DESERVES BETTER THAN LIES

NEWSPAPER KNEW COLUMNIST'S AFFILIATIONS

JUDAISM

SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
THE KOSHER MORMON?

JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION
SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO PASSOVER
BIRTHDAY BASH FOR GOOD CAUSE

JUDGE GALLERY

PICASSO EXHIBITION

DURHAM GALLERY OPENS SHOW OF MOLDOVAN, CHAGALL

PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION/WORKS OF 2 PAINTERS SHOWN TOGETHER...

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H
H
H
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H
H

2 10/11/1989 D
2 10/13/1989 B
2 10/18/1989 D
2 10/20/1989 B
2 10/26/1989 B
2 10/29/1989 C
2 12/27/1989 D

3 P N U55
2 N B40
2 N M64
1 P N B40

4 P N A76
1 P N B40
1 P G B40

H

2 12/14/1989 C

3 P N B40

S 2 4/13/1989 D 3 P N B71

H 2 4/14/1989 D 4 P F B80

H 2 4/18/1989 B 7 R L59

S 2 4/20/1989 D 4 R L34

CHH 1 6/08/1989 A 3 P N D38

H

2

1/13/1989 C

4 N

S

2

1/16/1989 C

1 N

S

2

6/01/1989 C

1 N

H

2

7/25/1989 B

5 P P T32

H

2

8/14/1989 A

1 N

H 2 1/18/1989 D 5 N

CHH 1 4/19/1989 A
CHH 1 8/07/1989 A
H 2 9/30/1989 A
H 2 12/10/1989 B

H 2 1/15/1989 C
H 2 8/12/1989 A
CHH 1 11/01/1989 A

7 N

3 P N C62

4 U G33
1 U N36

1 P U M14
4 E
4 U

CHH 1 9/25/1989 A 3 P N S17

H 2 12/12/1989 A 4 E

H 2 1/20/1989 A 6 P N N36
H 2 5/28/1989 E 11 N
H 2 6/05/1989 A 6 P F Zll

JUDGES, DURHAM COUNTY

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SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
NEW SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE
NEU JUDGE

DURHAM COUNTY BAR TO NARROW LIST OF JUDGESHIP CANDIDATES

6 LAWYERS WE FOR DURHAM DISTRICT COURT JUDGESHIP

LAWYER HARRIET HOPKINS LEADS VOTING FOR VACANT JUDGESHIP

STANBACK NAMED TO JUDGESHIP

NOMINATIONS STAND ON DISTRICT JUDGE

•MILESTONE,' JUDGE SAYS OF SWEARING IN

GOVERNOR NAMES WILUAM MANSON TO JUDGE'S SEAT

JUDGE UAPNER RECOGNIZES BANE ON TV

BAR ASSOCIATION RECOGNIZES JUDGES

NEW DISTRICT COURT JUDGE TO BE SWORN IN

JUDGE MANSON SWORN IN

NEU JUDGE

JUDICIAL TIFF DOESN'T SERVE DURHAM WELL

LABARRE'S COLLEAGUES AMBIVALENT ON PROBE OF SOCIAL SERVICES

NEU PLAN TO END 'JUDGE SHOPPING'

NEU COURT PLAN MAY UNTANGLE WEB OF DELAY

JUDGE GETS TOUGH WITH PEOPLE WHO LAG ON PAYING OFF FINES

JUDGE GETS ALL KINDS OF EXCUSES FOR AVOIDING JURY DUTY

"SECOND-CLASS" TREATMENT RIPPED BY JUDGE LABARRE

DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE GRIEVES DEATH OF "IDEAL" JUDGE THOMAS LEE

OFF BENCH, HIS HONOR BECOMES JUST PLAIN BILL

ADS LIST JUDGE BECTON AS MEMBER OF LAW FIRM

JUDGES, DURHAM COUNTY, ELECTIONS

DISTRICT ATTOFJCY TO RUN FOR SUPERIOR COURT BENCH
DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO SEEK SUPERIOR COURT JUDGESHIP
DELAY DISRUPTS DURHAM PLANS

JUDGES, N.C.

ecir aj cfj HURTS N C

SEE ALSO CRIMES! n!c (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES)

SEE ALSO CRIHINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C, MERIT SELECTION

SEE ALSO JUDICIAL DISTRICTS, N.C.

SEE ALSO LAW ENFORCEMENT

SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT

KEEP BALLOT ISSUES SEPARATE

PEELE RESIGNS CHIEF DISTRICT JUDGE POST

•DEADLIEST-D.A.' REPUTATION TRAILS BRITT TO DURHAM COURTS

STORM MAY CRIMP JUDGES' GAME (GOLF)

JUDGE TO RESIGN EFFECTIVE FEB. 9

JUDGES, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C
N.C URGED TO ABANDON PARTISAN JUDICIAL ELECTIONS ^_ ttv
EXUM BACKS APPOINTIVE SYSTEM. SAYS PARTISAN ELECTIONS THREATEN QUALITY
APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES GETS GOOD ARGUMENT

CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS THIS IS PERFECT TIME TO ELIMINATE ELECTION OF JUDGES
JUDICIAL SELECTION CHANGE URGED

DEBATE ON CHOOSING JUDGES DIVIDES MEMBERS OF JUDICIARY
TWIGGS SKIP'S CHANCE FOR BABY ANALOGY
PANEL DEBATES COMPROMISE ON SELECTING JUDGES
MOVE TO SCRAP ELECTIONS OF APPELLATE JUDGES GAINS
JUDGE SELECTION BILL BARELY CLEARS SENATE

JUDGES, N.C, FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS

SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS _ "
TWO FEDERAL JUDGES IN N.C SAY ASSETS MAY TOP $1 MILLION

JUDGES, N.C, MERIT SELECTION

CHANGE URGED IN WAY JUDGES ARE SELECTED

APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES GETS GOOD ARGUMENT

DEBATE ON CHOOSING JUDGES DIVIDES MEMBERS OF JUDICIAL

SPONSOR SCALES BACK HIS BILL ON SELECTION OF JUDGES

BILL ADVANCES ON SELECTION OF APPELLATE JUDGES

COURT UNIFICATION VOTE BY JUDGES DUE IN FALL

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— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H

2

1/03/1989 C

1 P P T37

S

2

1/03/1989 B

1 P P T37

S

2

1/07/1989 A

1 N B53

H

2

1/09/1989 A

1 N S82

H

2

1/21/1989 B

1 P N S82

H

2

1/25/1989 A

1 N S82

H

2

1/26/1989 C

1 N

H

2

2/08/1989 C

1 P N S82

H

2

3/01/1989 C

1 P N S82

H

2

3/07/1989 A

10 P N S82

H

2

3/11/1989 C

6 P P K30

H

2

3/15/1989 C

3 N

H

2

3/16/1989 C

1 P P T37

S

2

3/16/1989 C

1 P P T37

s

2

3/29/1989 A

4 E

H

2

4/04/1989 C

1 N S82

H

2

6/05/1989 A

1 P N S82

S

2

6/06/1989 A

4 E

H

2

7/12/1989 C

1 P N S82

H

2

8/27/1989 C

1 N S82

H

2 11/05/1989 B

1 P N S82

H

2

11/15/1989 A

1 P N S82

H

2 11/26/1989 B

1 P N S82

S

2 12/16/1989 B

1 N B53

H

2

9/10/1989 B

1 P N S82

S

2

9/11/1989 A

6 N B53

H

2 12/04/1989 A

1 P N S82

S

2

2/08/1989 A

4 E

CHH

1

4/14/1989 A

1 P N R63

H

2

8/27/1989 A

1 P N S82

H

2

9/21/1989 C

4 N 382

S

2 12/19/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

2/02/1989 D

4 N

H

2

2/09/1989 B

4 P N

S

2

2/11/1989 A

4 E

H

2

3/09/1989 B

2 P N

S

2

3/09/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2

3/20/1989 B

1 N L40

S

2

3/28/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2

4/06/1989 B

3 N

H

2

5/04/1989 A

1 N

H

2

5/05/1989 A

14 N

H 2 6/08/1989 B 6 N

H

1

1/07/1989 C

1

N

S

2

2/11/1989 A

4

E

H

2

3/20/1989 B

1

N L40

H

2

3/30/1989 B

3

N

H

2

4/13/1989 A

14

N

H

2

7/23/1989 B

1

N S32

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JUDGES, N.C, SALARIES

"SECOND-CLASS" TREATMENT RIPPED BY JUDGE LABARRE

JUDICIAL COURT SYSTEM

SIMPLE LAUS NOT LIKELY

JUDICIAL DISTRICT 15-B

PEELE RESIGNS CHIEF DISTRICT JUDGE POST
PEELE TO RELINQUISH CHIEF DISTRICT POST

JUDICIAL DISTRICTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C.
GOP LEGISLATOR BLASTS LOBBYING BY MARTIN ON JUDICIAL DISTRICT

JUGGLING

CONCENTRATION
IMPROMPTU JUGGLER
DUKE'S A JUGGLING ACT
SEARCHING FOR HANDLE
UP IN THE AIR

JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET

JUILUARD QUARTET AGAIN DISPLAYS ITS VIRTUOSITY

JUKEBOXES

PUT ANOTHER NICKEL IN...?

JULY 4

SEE ALSO FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
FIREWORKS SET FOR WADE STADIUM
BIGGER BANG PLANNED FOR FOURTH FIREWORKS
JULY 4TH FIREWORKS AT DUKE

OUR FOUNDING FATHERS NEVER DREAMED OF A JULY 4TH CELEBRATION LIKE THIS!
FIREWORKS, FUN ON TAP
MOST WORKERS GET JULY 4 OFF
OFFICES TO BE CLOSED FOR JULY FOURTH HOLIDAY
THERE'S PLENTY TO DO ON JULY 4TH
PLAY THAT SONG AGAIN, MAURICE
'FUN FAMILY FOURTH' PLANNED
A GLORIOUS FOURTH,- WHERE TO ENJOY THIS HOLIDAY
FOURTH OF JULY; SUMMER CELEBRATION SET AT SNOW CAMP
FOURTH OF JULY; DANVILLE, VA., PLANS 3-DAY CELEBRATION
HOLIDAY GASOLINE NEWS MIXED
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
CLEARING THE RECORD

REVOLUTIONARY WAR BATTLE SHIFTED TO WAKE FOREST FOR JULY 4
A DAY TO LOVE YOUR LIBERTY
VOTING BEST WAY TO SHOW INDEPENDENCE
RAIN MAY DAMPEN CELEBRATIONS
STAGE SET FOR THE FOURTH
FIREWORKS, FUN FILL FOURTH FESTIVITIES
CHERISH FREEDOM IN U.S.
FOOT-STOMPING MUSIC ENLIVENS FESTIVAL
LAWMAKERS HOLD JULY 4TH SESSION
PATRIOTS TURN OUT FOR SOGGY CELEBRATION
POLICE ARREST 50 ON DWI
POLICE SAY 3 STABBED IN 2 JULY 4 ARGUMENTS
JULY 4 A SLAM-BANG BLEND OF FOOD, FUN
4TH OF JULY A UNIQUELY AMERICAN HOLIDAY

JUMP ROPES

OAK GROVE PUPILS, FACULTY PUT HEARTS INTO PROJECT
SKIPPIN' TILL SCHOOL STARTS

JUNIOR COLLEGE SPORTS

RECRUITING '89; ACC RETURNS TO PREP PROSPECTS

H 2 11/05/1989 B 1 P N S82
S 2 8/16/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 1 P N R63
CKH 1 8/23/1989 A 3 N H90

S 2 6/16/1989 A 5 J Oil

CHH

CHH

S

H

CHH

1/27/1989 A
9/04/1989 A
9/12/1989 C
9/19/1989 B
10/09/1989 A

L38
T44
S73
S73
T44

H 2 9/26/1989 A 6 R L59
S 2 7/06/1989 A 1 D N C61

H 2
CHH 1
S 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2

6/14/1989 B

6/15/1989 A

6/20/1989 D

6/21/1989 D

6/28/1989 C

6/28/1989 B

6/29/1989 B

6/29/1989 D

6/29/1989

6/29/1989

6/30/1989

6/30/1989

6/30/1989

6/30/1989

6/30/1989

7/01/1989

7/01/1989

7/03/1989

7/03/1989

7/04/1989

7/04/1989

7/04/1989

7/04/1989

7/05/1989

7/05/1989

7/05/1989

7/05/1989

7/05/1989

7/05/1989 B

7/11/1989 D

6
3
4
4
1
1
3
8
10
11
12
1
1
1
3
2
3
4
4
1
3
1
4
1
1
1
1
14
1
4

N
N

N A76
A
N
N
I
P

F B71
F B71
F Zll
N H60
N H60
N D38
N S17
N

N H60
E

U M06
N N36
P L38
N
E

N C60
N L40
N C62
N
N

N S92
J A76

2 4/01/1989 C
2 8/12/1989 C

1 P N J40
1 P P T44

S 2 5/17/1989 D 1 P U F25

JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES

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JUNIOR LEAGUE INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS FOR 1989-90
JUNIOR LEAGUE HAS NEW OFFICERS

JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES, BARGAIN SALE
BARGAINS GALORE

JUNIOR MISS _

SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS

JUNIOR OLYMPICS

SEE NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPICS

JUK STREFpNEAR OMNI COMPLEX BECOMES ONE-CAR JUNK YARD

JIM MAIL

SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
BULK MAIL NOT JUNK TO ALL

JUNK YARDS

HILLSBOROUGH TARGETS JUNKERS
THE JUNK POLICE ARE COMING

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5/14/1989 E
5/17/1989 C

S 2 11/04/1989 A 5 P P T32

H 2 3/18/1989 C 1 P N S69

S 2 7/12/1989 A 4 E

CHH
CHH

1 3/03/1989 A
1 3/05/1989 A

JURY DUTY

SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C. ^^

Tronic T&iN]HUR]yRcwvicTioN: mrs. stager listed as potential juror h

JUDGE GETS ALL KINDS OF EXCUSES FOR AVOIDING JURY DUTY H

JURY INSTRUCTION

S^TT^C^^lffi^^ITURE SALES RESTRICTIONS
INSTRUCTION MIXES MESSAGE TO JURORS

JURY SELECTION

AND THEN THERE'S THE NORTH JURY
5 JURORS PICKED FOR STAGER TRIAL

7/19/1989 C
8/27/1989 C

H 2 5/09/1989 C
H 2 5/11/1989 B
S 2 5/17/1989 A

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A
H 2 5/03/1989 C

1 P N R63
4 E

N S82
N S82

2 N
4 N
4 E

U H90
N S82

JUST MATTRESSES

JUST MATTRESSES (AD)

JUVENILE COURTS

SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
AGE 16 ADULT CLASSIFICATION BLASTED

JUVENILE CRIME

SEE ALSO CRIMES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

POLICE LOG/HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CHARGED

4-H DEVELOPS PROGRAM TO CUT JUVENILE CRIME Krmtnm

16-YEAR-OLD GETS 15-YEAR SENTENCE IN ARMED ROBBERIES

AGE 16 ADULT CLASSIFICATION BLASTED

DURHAM YOUTH GETS TOP PRIORITY

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS

SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME

SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
YOUTH BOARD SEEKS GRANT APPLICATIONS
POLICE LOG/TEEN FACES DELIQUENCY CHARGES
POLICE LOG/SECOND TEEN CHARGED IN DROP BOX INCIDENT
COUNSELOR TRIES TO STEER YOUTHS AUAY FROM TROUBLE _„_
Cm SCHOOLS ASK POLICE, MERCHANTS' AID IN FIGHTING TRUANCY
MOTHER OF DURHAM YOUTH UITH LEGAL WOES GOES TO JAIL
MOTHER RELEASED FROM JAIL; TELLS JUDGE SHE WILL COOPERATE

S 2 4/19/1989 F 9 D A

H 2 12/14/1989 B 2 N

0« 1 2/25/1989 A

8

N

S 2 7/29/1989 A

1

N H65

H 2 9/13/1989 C

3

N

H 2 12/14/1989 B

2

N

S 2 12/27/1989 A

1

N H65

H

CHH 1

CHH

S

H

H

H

3/16/1989 B
4/15/1989 A
4/19/1989
7/04/1989
8/16/1989
10/18/1989
10/20/1989

8
10
1
3
1
1

N
N
N
N H65

N C47
N S82
N S82

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COURT-ORDERED HOTHERLY LOVE

JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM

SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
PUNISHING ACCORDING TO DEED

K-MART (AVONDALE DRIVE)

AVONDALE PLAZA GETS *6-MILLI0N EXPANSION

EXPANSION UNDER WAY AT K MART PLAZA

K MART PLAZA MAY SQUEEZE TRAFFIC

COUNCIL UNSURE WHETHER TO UIDEN E. CLUB BLVD.

ROADWORK DELAY MAY COST TAXPAYERS PLENTY

COUNCIL OKS EAST CLUB WIDENING

PHAR MOR BUILDING

K-MART (PARKWAY PLAZA)

POLICE LOG/ARRESTS FOLLOW FIGHT AT GAME

K-MART STORES

POLICE LOG/STORE MISSING OVER $13,000 IN CLOTHING

KGB CHICKEN

SEE THE CHICKEN (FORMERLY KNOWN AS KGB CHICKEN OF SAN DIEGO)

KAISER-fERMANENTE MEDICAL CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
2 DURHAM HMOS AMONG N.C.'S MONEY-LOSERS
KAISER PERMANENTE OPENING MEDICAL OFFICE
KAISER PLANNING EXPANSION

KAISER ROTH HOSIERY MILL

SEE KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY CORP. OF BURLINGTON

KANSAS STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
FOX SLAM IGNITES TAR HEELS

KAPPA ALPHA PSI

JUSTICE HENRY FRYE TO SPEAK SUNDAY AT FRATERNITY EVENT
FRATERNITY 'ADOPTS' 25 HARRIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
FRATERNITY TO HONOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA

NOT THE SEASON FOR ROCKIN'

KAPPA SIGMA

HOOP EVENT AIDS AREA CHARITY

DUKE, UNC FRATERNITIES RUN FOR CHARITY

PASSING THE BALL

ON THE RUN

KARATE

SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
DEFENSIVE POSTURE

KATE B. REYNOLDS HEALTH CARE TRUST
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
UNC AWARDED HOME-HOSPICE CARE GRANT
GIFT HELPS RED CROSS DRIVE
ADULT DAY-CARE CENTER NOW CLOSER TO REALITY, GROUP SAYS

KATHLEEN PRICE AND JOSEPH M. BRYAN FAMILY FOUNDATION, INC.

SEE ALSO JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN RESEARCH BUILDING
♦50,000 GRANT TO ASSIST GRANVILLE PROJECT LIFT

KAYAKS

SEE ALSO BOATS
STREAM'S UP!
THE CALL OF THE WATER

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H 2 10/25/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/24/1989 A 4 E

3/20/1989
3/21/1989
3/21/1989
7/25/1989
7/27/1989
8/22/1989
9/24/1989

1 PN S92
1 M N
1 P N S78
1 N CM
4 E
1 N C61
1 P P M66

H 2 12/23/1989 B 1 N
H 2 12/29/1989 C 1 N R63

S 2 3/23/1989 C 1 N
H 2 6/06/1989 B 4 N C60
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A 3 N M25

H 2 12/24/1989 C 1 P N M88

2 1/13/1989 C
2 4/13/1989 C
2 5/08/1989 A

3 P N

2 N

10 N

CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 3 P P L38

CHH 1 4/04/1989 A
S 2 11/14/1989 A
CHH 1 11/19/1989 A
S 2 11/20/1989 A

3 N
3 N
9 P P C45
8 P P C45

S 2 8/11/1989 C 1 P P T32

CHH 1 1/05/1989 A
S 2 6/20/1989 C
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A

1 N

1 N M25

H 1 5/25/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 3/01/1989 C
CHH 1 3/01/1989 A

1 P P L38
1 P P L3B

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CHH 1 6/01/1989 A 7 P P L38
H 2 5/24/1989 C 1 HT33

H 2 3/10/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/23/1989 B 1 N

5/25/1989
6/17/1989
6/21/1989
7/28/1989
8/24/1989
8/25/1989

HIGH WATER ON THE HAW

KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY CORP. Of BURLINGTON
CL0SIN6 COST CREEDMOOR 100 JOBS

KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO LITTER
VOLUNTEERS UILL UN-TRASH DURHAM
DOT GETS SERVICE CITATION FOR BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM

KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL SYSTEM OF DURHAM-DURHAM CO.
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO LITTER

CLEAN-UP PROGRAM NEEDS HELP

ANTI-LITTER GROUP GETS NEW CHIEF

NEU OFFICERS, AWARD WINNERS

'MR. DID'S' MAGICIAN FRIEND SAYS MAKE TRASH DISAPPEAR

MISS DURHAM PAGEANT SET

PAGEANT HAS RIGHT FOCUS

KEEP GRANVILLE COUNTY BEAUTIFUL
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C.

•GARBAGE BAGS' MAKE POINT ON WASTE PLAN

KEEP N.C. BEAUTIFUL, INC.
SEE ALSO LITTER
STUDENTS TO LOOK AT RECYCLING

KENAN (WILLIAM R., JR.) CHARITABLE TRUST OF NEW YORK
SEE WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CHARITABLE TRUST OF NEU YORK

KEN£*I ENTERPRISE AWARDS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FRANK HAWKINS KENAN INST. OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE

SEE ALSO WILLIAM R, KENAN JR. CHARITABLE TRUST OF NEW YORK «-»««» a

3 RECEIVE UNC'S KENAN ENTERPRISE AWARDS H 2 3/22/1989 A

KENSEEIUNIv!UOF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FRANK HAWKINS KENAN INST, OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CENTER

4

1
7
1

11
4

E

N T77
P K30
N R60
N S22
E

H 1 10/17/1989 C 1 N T33

CHH 1 9/02/1989 A 7 N

10 P N

KENAN TRANSPORT CO.

KENAN'S INCOME UP IN '88
KENAN INCOME DIPS

SEE WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CHARITABLE TRUST OF i€W YORK

KENNEDY CENTER SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
COBLE AMONG 8 RECEIVING NATIONAL HONOR

KEN'S QUICKIE MART (WEST TRINITY AVE.)
GUNMAN ROBS MART
HOSTAGE TAKEN IN HOLDUP
KEN'S QUICKIE MART ROBBERS ELUDE POLICE

HOSTAGE BELIEVED ACCOMPLICE

POLICE SAY ARRESTS OF SIX SOLVE 17 ARMED ROBBERIES

KENT STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL

FOR CRUM, FLASH IS HIS TEAM, NOT STYLE __

KENT STATE FLASHES EARLY, BUT PACK FINISHES STRONG FOR WIN

KENTUCKY, SPORTS, FOOTBALL

SEE UNIV. OF KENTUCKY SPORTS, FOOTBALL

KENWOOD APARTMENTS (FORMERLY HILLSBOROUGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUILDING)
POLICE STALK KENWOOD ARSONIST „ _

KENWOOD CLEANUP' SCHEDULED, POLICE, SBI CONTINUE TO WORK ON... CASE
POLICE SEEK HELP WITH ARSON CASE

H 2 2/07/1989 A 8 N
S 2 5/08/1989 A 6 N

H 2 2/28/1989 C 1 P N

H
H
H
H
H

1/20/1989 C
2/05/1989 B
2/06/1989 C
2/07/1989 C
3/21/1989 C

N
N

N M51
N
N M51

2 9/30/1989 D
2 10/01/1989 C

CHH 1 2/20/1989 A
CHH 1 6/14/1989 A
CHH 1 8/24/1989 A

1 P N C49
5 N M64

1 P N R63
1 P N H90
1 N H90

KERATOPROSTHESIS

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EYE DEVICE DEVELOPED AT DUKE HAY ELIMINATE SURGERY COMPLICATION

KERR LAKE

SEE ALSO KERR RESERVOIR
2.2 MILLION VISITORS DRAWN TO AREA LAKES, PARKS IN 1988
VISITORS, TIME HAVE TAKEN TOLL ON KERR LAKE PARKS
HENDERSON MAN DROWNS IN KERR LAKE
FOGGY FISHING

KERR LAKE REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM
SEE ALSO REGIONAL WATER SYSTEMS
FRANKLIN RECEIVES NOD FROM OXFORD FOR WATER STUDY

H 2 1/25/1989 C 8 N D80

H 2 1/20/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 1/31/1989 B 1 N H60

H 2 7/05/1989 C 1 N

H 2 11/07/1989 B 5 P P S76

H 1 4/19/1989 C 1 N T33

KERR RESERVOIR

typ ALSO KERR LAKE
2.2 MILLION VISITORS DRAWN TO AREA LAKES, PARKS IN

1988

H 2 1/20/1989 C

KERR-TAR COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

SEE ALSO COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS
KERR-TAR REGIONAL COUNCIL AUTHORIZES STUDY ON OPTIONS FOR WASTE DISPOSAL H 1 2/02/1989 C
REGION K COUNTIES STUDY XINT LANDFILL H 2 12/22/1989 C

KERR-VANCE ACADEMY

VANCE COACH DROWNS IN RESCUE TRY

KEY LIME PIE
SEE ALSO LIMES
KEY LIME PIE;

IT'S THE LIMES THAT DO IT

KEY VOLUNTEER

SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
VOLUNTEERS FIND HELPING IS NOT A ONE-WAY STREET
SPOTLIGHT ON VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEERS HONORED AT LUNCHEON

DURHAM MORNING HERALD SALUTES KEY VOLUNTEERS (CORRECTED 4-14-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
FROM THE HEART: NINE ARE HONORED AS VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR

KIDNAPPING, CARRBORO

DRUG, KIDNAP CHARGES FILED

ATWATER ASSAULT CHARGES DROPPED

CUSTODY RIGHTS UNCLEAR IN CARRBORO PRESCHOOL CASE

AISTROP WON'T BE CHARGED, OFFICER SAYS

KIDNAPPING, CHAPEL HILL

KIDNAPPING ATTEMPT INVESTIGATED

KIDNAPPING, DURHAM

SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, DURHAM
FOR THIRD TIME, COURT IMPOSES 30-YEAR TERM
POLICE CHARGE DURHAM MAN WITH ABDUCTING TAXI DRIVER
ROBBER KIDNAPS CAB DRIVER, WRECKS TAXI
DURHAM POLICE ARREST 2 IN CONVENIENCE-STORE HOLDUP
DURHAM KIDNAPPER TAKES MOTHER, CHILD
WOMAN, BABY UNHARMED IN KIDNAPPING, ROBBERY
POLICE SEEK FOUR IN RAPE, KIDNAPPING
EMPLOYEES OF LAWN CARE FIRM ACCUSED OF KIDNAPPING, RAPE
KIDNAPPING, RELATED CHARGES AGAINTS LAWYER DISMISSED
PROSECUTORS DROP CHARGES
RAPE, KIDNAPPING CHARGES LODGED

POLICE LOG/ASKED FOR DIRECTIONS, MAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
CHILD ASLEEP WHEN CAR STOLEN GETS WILD RIDE
POLICE LOG/MAN SAYS HE WAS HELD IN TRUNK OF HIS CAR
POLICE LOG/SHOTS LEAVE MAN WITH MULTIPLE WOUNDS
POLICE LOG/BABY RESCUED FROM STOLEN, WRECKED AUTO
ROBBERY, KIDNAPPINGS GET MAN 32-YEAR TERM
CLEARING THE RECORD

POLICE LOG/THREATENED WOMAN ALERTS POLICEMAN
POLICE LOG/WOMAN CITED IN ROBBERY OF NEIGHBOR, 80
STEALING CAR WITH SLEEPING CHILD DRAWS 12-YEAR SENTENCE

2/26/1989 F
4/12/1989 C
4/13/1989 B
4/13/1989 B
4/14/1989 A
4/17/1989 B

CHH 1 7/19/1989 A
CHH 1 7/27/1989 A
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A

N H60

1 N H60
1 N T33

H 2 7/18/1989 A 1 N

H 2 8/30/1989 B 1 P F S56

F Zll
P S73
N S56
F
N
N S56

3 N M70

1 N M70

1 N M70

1 N M70

CHH 1 10/24/1989 A 3 N

H

2 1/27/1989 C

1

N S32

S

2 2/07/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2 2/08/1989 C

4

N M51

S

2 2/27/1989 A

1

N B53

S

2 4/19/1989 A

1

N B53

H

2 4/20/1989 C

7

N

H

2 4/21/1989 A

14

N

H

2 5/02/1989 C

10

N

H

2 5/21/1989 B

8

N S82

S

2 5/26/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2 6/17/1989 C

3

N

H

2 8/06/1989 B

4

N M51

H

2 9/17/1989 B

1

N M51

H

2 9/30/1989 D

N

H

2 10/15/1989 A

13

N M51

H

2 10/20/1989 C

1

N N36

H

2 11/09/1989 C

1

N S32

H

2 11/10/1989 A

2

N

H

2 11/13/1989 B

1

N N36

H

2 11/29/1989 C

1

N M51

H

2 12/13/1989 C

3

N S32

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WOOD SENTENCED TO 12-YEAR TERM

KIDNAPPING, N.C.

SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, N.C.
WOMAN SENTENCED TO 12 YEARS IN PRISON FOR ABDUCTING BABY

INSANITY DEFENSE DEBATE GOES ON vim

OPPONENTS DELAY VOTE ON ALLOWING DAY-CARE SPANKINGS
KIDNAP SUSPECT RETURNED TO CHATHAM

KIDNAPPING, ORANGE COUNTY _t „

RIGGSBEE GETS 15 YEARS FOR CARRBORO KIDNAPPING

TWO CHARGED IN KIDNAPPING, SEXUAL ASSAULT INCIDENT

ANOTHER CHARGED IN SEX CAPTIVE CASE

ATWATER GETS BOND REDUCED

SEX OFFENSE CHARGES AGAINST THREE SENT TO GRAND JURY

KIDNAPPING U S

FORMER AIDE FOR HELMS, EAST FACES KIDNAPPING, SODOMY CHARGES

KIDNEY DISEASE

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
WOMAN LOSES SUIT AGAINST UROLOGIST

TYLENOL LINK TO CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE IS RED FLAG— DOCTOR
LOW-fROTEIN DIET PART OF KIDNEY DISEASE STUDY

KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS

SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS AND TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO PANCREAS-KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
RESIDENTS PITCH IN FOR TRANSPLANT PATIENT
BARBECUE TO OFFSET KIDNEY TRANSPLANT COSTS
BENEFIT PLANNED BY FRIENDS FOR KIDNEY RECIPIENT

KIDSCOPE

SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
AGENCIES TO SEEK BIGGER SHARE

THE KILLING FIELDS (FILM)

CAMP SURVIVOR SAYS HE'S LIVING 'SECOND LIFE'

KINDERGARTENS, DURHAM mi

SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, KINDERGARTEN

KINDERGARTENS, N.C.

SEE ALSO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. _„

TOO MANY KINDERGARTENERS HELD BACK, UNC STUDY SAYS

EDUCATORS PICKED FOR TASK FORCE

OFFICIALS FAVOR NEW PRE-SCHOOL EFFORTS

KING Tf^lisB^J&H°SHJFFLEi 'DOWNTOWN SHOPS ARE MOVING IN, OUT AND ABOUT

KINGS' DAUGHTERS HOME
DOGGONE PROGRAM

N.C. 'TOWN IS NAMED FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.

"^'PROFESSOR PUBLISHING' UNDER FIRE; COPY COMPANIES DEFEND POLICIES
KINKO'S MANAGER SAYS COMPANY TO FIGHT COPYRIGHT SUIT

KINSTON INDIANS (BASEBALL TEAM)
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
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
BURLINGAME, BULLS SKIP PAST INDIANS

-DATE-

I T

L Y

-TO L P

BYL

S 2 12/13/1989 C 6 N

H 2 4/06/1989 B 10 N

H 2 4/10/1989 B 1 N

H 2 7/08/1989 A 6 N

CHH 1 9/02/1989 A 1 N M25

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

1

N H90

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

7/26/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

7/28/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

8/17/1989 A

1

N M70

H 2 6/19/1989 B 2 N

CHH 1 1/21/1989 A 3 N H90
H 2 5/13/1989 C 18 N K65
H 2 12/13/1989 C 1 N C60

CHH 1 1/28/1989 A 3 N H90
CHH 1 3/10/1989 A 3 P N L90
H 2 12/13/1989 C 1 N T33

CHH 1 6/13/1989 A 1 P N M20
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A 3 P N

CHH 1 4/06/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 5/26/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 5/31/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 9/09/1989 A 3 P N H90
S 2 2/28/1989 C 5 P P T37
H 2 11/22/1989 C 3 N

CHH 1 3/30/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 5/05/1989 A 1 N 317

H

2

4/18/1989 B

2 N

H

2

4/19/1989 D

1 N

H

2

4/20/1989 D

1 N

H

2

4/21/1989 B

1 N

H

2

5/07/1989 C

1 P N C52

-U630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

INDIANS' LEWIS MAKING STRIDES TOWARD SHOT AT CLEVELAND
INDIANS SWEEP BULLS IN TWINBILL
BULLS SUFFER DOUBLEHEADER DEFEAT
BULLS RALLY IN 9TH TO SLIP BY INDIANS
BULLS BLANKED IN DOUBLE-HEADER SWEEP

KIRKLAND'S

KIRKLAND'S (AD)

KISS ME KATE (PLAY)

SEE ALSO CYSTIC FIBROSIS
ANOTHER OP'NIN', ANOTHER 'KATE'

KITCHENS

KITCHEN SET UP TO DEMONSTRATE COOKING FOR ENJOYMENT AND HEALTH

KITE FLYING

CATCHING THE WIND

KITTRELL JOB CORPS CENTER
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
JOB CORPS CENTER TO RECRUIT COMMUTING STUDENTS
JOB CORPS CENTER NAMES DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS

KIWANIS CLUBS

SEE CHAPEL HILL KIWANIS CLUB
SEE DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB
SEE FRIENDLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB
SEE HONORABLE ELDERS KIWANIS CLUB
SEE TOBACCOLAND KIWANIS CLUB

KLAN-NAZI TRIAL

SEE COMMUNIST WORKERS PARTY
SEE KU KLUX KLAN

THE KLUBB

TWO MEN SHOT AFTER FIGHT IN CLUB

LUNCH ON THE LOOP; YOU CAN'T SAY THERE'S NO PLACE TO EAT DOWNTOWN

KNIGHT HERITAGE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO YMCA, DURHAM
EILBER WINS YMCA AWARD
EILBER, MISS HARRIS RECEIVE KNIGHT AWARDS FROM YMCA

KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWSPAPERS INC.

GLOSSY MAGAZINE PRODUCED BY STUDENTS TO DEBUT AT DUKE

KNIGHTDALE, N.C.

KNIGHTDALE OFFICER KILLS MAN IN SHOOTOUT

KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN

KNOW BOOKSTORE

PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)

KOBE STEEL

STEEL FIRM TO OPEN 1ST U.S. CENTER IN RTP
KOBE STEEL PLANNING RTP RESEARCH LAB

KODAK

SEE EASTMAN KODAK CO.

KOHLBERG KRAVIS ROBERTS 4 CO.

SOME RJR STOCKHOLDERS NOT SELLING

KKR PLANNING DIVESTMENT OF RJR'S SOUTH AFRICAN HOLDINGS

FOUR CENTS RICHER

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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

5/07/1989 C
5/08/1989 B
5/08/1989 D
6/09/1989 B
6/10/1989 D

2 P N C52

2 P N C52

3 P U P52
1 N

1 N

S 2 4/19/1989 G 5 D A

H 2 11/02/1989 A 6 P R P10

H 2 8/28/1989 B 1 P N C60

CHH 1 3/23/1989 A 5 P P T44

1/17/1989 C
1/21/1989 B

1 P N
8 N

H 2 3/20/1989 B 1 N M51
H 2 3/27/1989 A 6 P F Zll

S 2 4/28/1989 A 1 P N H65
H 2 4/29/1989 C 2 P N

H 2 3/21/1989 C 1 P N N36
H 2 5/15/1989 B 1 N

H 2 2/16/1989 B 5 P G

S 2 3/13/1989 A 1 N
H 2 3/14/1989 A 8 N

H 2 1/16/1989 B 1 N
H 2 1/21/1989 A 14 N
H 2 3/04/1989 A 4 E

KONA ENTERPRISES

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1969

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N
P

KONA MOVING HEADQUARTERS TO DURHAM H

KONICA MANUFACTURING _

KONICA LEASES BUILDING IN HEBANE FOR WAREHOUSE H

KOPPERS CO. INC.

SEE ALSO NELLO L. TEER CO. _ _

SURVEY INDICATES SEEMINGLY HIGH CANCER RATE IN AREA H

17 MORE HOMES IN MORRISVILLE TO GET BOTTLED DRINKING WATER H

KOPPERS TO EXTEND MORRISVILLE WATER LINE TO SHILOH HOMES H

SURVEY FINDS NO LINK BETWEEN WELLS, CANCER tt^ H

FORMER KOPPER CO. SITE IN MORRISVILLE ADDED TO EPA'S NATIONAL PRIORITIES H

RESIDENTS CALL FOR EXPANDED CLEANUP PLAN AT KOPPERS CO. H

100 ATTEND EPA HEARING, CRITICAL OF KOPPER CLEAN-UP H

SHILOH CHURCH SUES OVER WELL-fROTECTION PLAN H

D — DATE-

S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

2 3/21/1989 A 8 N
1 1/24/1989 B 1 N H60

KOREA

SEE ALSO SOUTH KOREA
KOREAN DELEGATION TO TOUR RTP

KOREA, BASEBALL
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
TEAM USA TO PLAY KOREA, CANADA
BURNITZ BURNS KOREAN TEAM
TEAM USA BLASTS KOREA
TEAM USA 'PINGS' OUT ANOTHER BIG WIN,

KOREAN BAPTIST MISSION

ACROSS AN OCEAN AND A GENERATION

12-3

KOSTROMA, SOVIET UNION

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO SISTER CITIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION

DELEGATIONS TO VISIT RUSSIA, JAPAN

SISTER-CITY GROUP BACK FROM SOVIET UNION , itrm

•HOPE CHILDREN WILL REAP BENEFITS, ' CAMPBELL SAYS OF SOVIET VISIT

SOVIETS' WARMTH IMPRESSES DURHAM VISITORS

DURHAM, SOVIET TOWN SET TO BE SISTERS

RUSSIANS COMING TO DURHAM

SOVIET DELEGATION READY FOR LANDING IN DURHAM

PEACE QUILT; A PRESENT FOR THE RUSSIANS THAT EXPRESSES WHO WE ARE

DURHAM EMBRACES ENVOYS FROM SOVIET SISTER CITY

NO SNOW SURPRISES SOVIET GROUP

DURHAM WELCOMES VISITORS FROH NEW RUSSIAN SISTER CITY

DURHAM, RUSSIAN CITY SEAL PACT OF FRIENDSHIP

WARM WELCOME

DURHAM, SOVIETS MAKE SISTERSHIP OFFICIAL ,

SOVIET VISITORS SHARE KNOWLEDGE WITH CURIOUS DURHAM YOUNGSTERS

2 RUSSIAN VISITORS GET A LOOK AT AMERICAN FACTORIES, WORKERS

SISTER CITIES AGREEMENT HELPS THAW DIFFERENCES

PUPILS, SOVIETS SWAP SURPRISES

WHERE'S THE EDITOR AT?

SOVIET VISIT FORGES FRIENDSHIP

DURHAM-SOVIET CHURCHES JOINED BY MAIL

KRAFT INC.
CONTEST

BITES* WINNERS

KROGER CO,

KROGER WANTS ELLIOTT RD. STORE

KROGER ASKED TO FILE TRAFFIC ANALYSIS

KROGER TO MEET WITH STORE OPPONENTS

RESIDENTS GRILL KROGER OFFICIALS

SAY SO LONG TO KROGER •.

KROGER PULLS SIGN DOWN, PULLS OUT OF CHAPEL HILL SITE

KROGER PLAZA (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

KROGER WANTS ELLIOTT RD. STORE
KROGER TO MEET WITH STORE OPPONENTS

2

1/10/1989 C 1

N P41

2

2/10/1989 C 3 N R53

2

2/15/1989 C 1

N P41

2

3/30/1939 C 1

i N P41

1

3/31/1989 C

[ N

2

6/22/1989 C 1

I N K65

2

6/23/1989 C 1

I N K65

2

7/08/1989 C

I N K65

H 2 2/21/1989 A 8 N

H 2 8/09/1989 D 1 N C52

H 2 8/10/1989 D 1 N C52

S 2 8/10/1989 B 1 P N A76

H 2 8/11/1989 B 1 N P75

CHH 1 12/26/1989 A 3 P N

H

2 5/25/1989 C

2 P N S69

S

2 6/07/1989 B

1 P N C61

H

2 6/08/1989 C

1 P N R63

S

2 6/10/1989 C

1 P N C61

S

2 11/07/1989 C

1 P N YU

H

2 11/20/1989 A

4 E

S

2 11/21/1989 C

1 N Yll

H

2 11/23/1989 A

6 P F W66

H

2 11/25/1989 A

1 P N R63

S

2 11/25/1989 C

1 P N

S

2 11/27/1989 C

1 N Yll

H

2 11/28/1989 A

1 P N R63

S

2 11/28/1989 A

1 P P S76

s

2 11/28/1989 B

1 P N C61

H

2 11/29/1989 A

1 P N C47

H

2 11/29/1989 C

1 P N T33

s

2 11/29/1989 A

4 E

S

2 11/29/1989 C

1 P N Yll

H

2 12/01/1989 A

4 L

H

2 12/02/1989 A

4 E

H

2 12/03/1989 E

2 P N Zll

S

2 7/08/1989 A

4 E

CHH

1 4/05/1989 A

1 M N M70

CHH

1 4/22/1989 A

3 N

CHH

1 5/30/1989 A

1 P N D38

CHH 1 6/02/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH

1 9/16/1989 A

4 E

CHH

1 10/08/1989 A

1 P N D38

CHH

1 4/05/1989 A

1 M N M70

CHH

1 5/30/1989 A

1 P N D38

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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KROGER TO CLOSE CHAPEL HILL STORE NEXT MONTH

SAY SO LONG TO KROGER

KROGER PULLS SIGN DOWN, PUIS OUT Of CHAPEL HILL SITE

WELLSPRING PLANS MOVE INTO VACANT CHAPEL HILL KROGER

KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO NAACP
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST AND RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE

CAMPUS INCIDENTS BOLSTER REPORT OF RACIAL VIOLENCE, ACTIVIST SAYS

COURT REFUSES TO HEAR APPEAL IN KLAN CASE

DUKE HAS TO PROVE THAT HE HAS CHANGED

DON'T CONDEMN GOP

FEDERAL AGENTS WANT ILLEGAL WEAPONS TRIAL FOR ORANGE CO. MAN

TREAT PIPE-BOMB CASE SERIOUSLY

18 YEARS AFTER CHANGE OF HEART, KLAN TAG STILL HAUNTS HIM

KKK SHOULD CLEAN \P FIRST

HUMAN RIGHTS, NOT POLITICS, KEY ISSUE

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

KUDZU

LET'S SEND THEM OUR KUDZU

COULDN'T SEE THE SIGN, KUDZU?

POTENTIAL PROFIT IN KUDZU

SECOND C0URSE7/KUDZU, THE PLANT THAT ATE THE SOUTH, MAY SNACK UP NORTH

KWANZAA (AFRICAN FESTIVAL)

SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIES)
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL TO DISPLAY QUILT MADE FOR KWANZAA HOLIDAY
AFRICAN-AMERICANS RING IN THE NEW/ 'HAPPY KWANZAA'

KYOTO JAPANESE STEAK HOUSE

YOU'LL LOVE IT AS KYOTO CHEFS PLAY WITH YOUR FOOD

LEAD

SEE LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN BUSINESS INC.

LSD

fox: MCMICHAEL ON LSD WHEN SHOT

HIGH NOON IN THE DRUG WAR

MCMICHAEL AUTOPSY FINDS NO DRUGS

FOX: MCMICHAEL DECISION NOT BASED ON DRUG TESTS

LA CAGE AUX FOLLES (FILM AND PLAY)

ABRACADABRA'S 'LA CAGE' IS ANYTHING BUT A DRAG

LA LECHE LEAGUE

SEE ALSO BREAST FEEDING
MOTHER'S MILK/BASICS TREND FOR BABY, TOO (CORRECTED)
INFORMATION CORRECTED

LA PATISSERIE (BAKERY)

PATTY-CAKE, PATTY-CAKE AT LA PATISSERIE
FLOP!

LA PETITE ACADEMY

TOT WALK SLATED TO AID CHILDREN'S MIRACLE NETWORK

TOT WALK BENEFITS DUKE CHILDREN'S MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CENTER

LA RESIDENCE (RESTAURANT)

LA RESIDENCE ADDS TO ITS EXCELLENCE WITH A CAFE SECTION
DINING PLEASURES/LA RESIDENCE (AD)

LA SERTOMA, DURHAM INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SERTOMA AWARD

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 9/12/1989 A 1 N M70

CHH 1 9/16/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 10/08/1989 A 1 P N D38

CHH 1 12/09/1989 A 3 P N

CHH 1 2/13/1989 A

3 N H90

H

2 2/22/1989 B

6 N

S

2 2/23/1989 A

4 E

H

2 2/27/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1 4/01/1989 A

4 E

H

2 7/02/1989 B

1 P U N36

S

2 9/29/1989 A

4 E

S

2 10/17/1989 A

4 E

H

2 10/27/1989 D

4 P F

H

2 10/28/1989 A

2 N

H

2 11/01/1989 A

1 D N S69

H

2 11/01/1989 A

4 E

H

2 11/04/1989 C

1 P N S69

H

2 11/05/1989 A

1 P N S69

H

2 2/11/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 7/09/1989 A

1 P P C45

S

2 7/31/1989 A

4 E

S

2 11/25/1989 C

1 P N

H

2 4/15/1989 A

11 N

S

2 12/29/1989 D

7 P F B71

H

2 1/20/1989 D

14 P R D77

CHH 1 1/21/1989 A 1 P N M70

CHH 1 1/22/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 3 N M70

CHH 1 3/15/1989 A 1 P N M70

S 2 5/04/1989 D 11 R B77

H 2 12/03/1989 E 1 D N Zll
H 2 12/11/1989 A 4 L

H 2 6/29/1989 C 5 P P M66
S 2 6/29/1989 C 1 P P H66

H 2 4/19/1989 B 6 N
H 2 4/27/1989 C 2 P P T37

H 2 5/12/1989 D 4 P R D77
H 2 11/17/1989 D 11 P A

S 2 2/17/1989 A 10 P P S73

-LX630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

40 YEARS OF SERVICE

LA-Z-BOY CHAIR CO.

LA-Z-BOY SHOWCASE SHOPPES (AD)

LABELS

SEE FOOD LABELING

LABOR DAY

LABOR DAY OFFERS RESPITE TO MANY WORKERS

BEWARE THE HIGHWAY HAZARDS

HOLIDAY CLOSINGS

N.C. LEADER CALLS »80S TOUGH

DON'T BE ASHAMED OF WORK

HISTORY SHOWS LOAFING WAS LABOR DAY IDEA

STATE TROOPERS TICKET 64 FOR SEAT-BELT VIOLATIONS

THE TOLL OF A LAST OUTING

LABOR UNIONS

SEE UNIONS, N.C.
SEE UNIONS, U.S.

LACROSSE

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, LACROSSE

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, LACROSSE

LACROSSE IS ALIVE AND WELL IN DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL

SCHOOL HOLDS LACROSSE CAMP

LADIES PROFESSIONAL GOLF ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GOLF

SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS _„

TREYBURN AMONG SIX FINALISTS FOR NEW LPGA HEADQUARTERS
LPGA OFFICIALS IMPRESSED WITH POSSIBILITIES OF TREYBURN
TREYBURN DROPPED FROM CONSIDERATION FOR LPGA OFFICE

LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO _ „™™™
LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO PERFORMS AT ARTSCENTER

LAKE BEN JOHNSTON (INCLUDES DAM)

DREDGE COULD ADD 4 MILLION GALLONS TO HILLSBOROUGH'S UATER RESERVES
BOARD OKS FUNDS FOR WATER PROJECTS
LAKE DREDGING TO BEGIN MONDAY
HILLSBOROUGH UATER DIRTY FROM DREDGING

LAKE CRABTREE

HOUSING PROJECT UINS AWARD

LAKE GASTON

VA. PLANNERS TOLD LAKE GASTON PLAN DOESN'T COMPLY

VIRGINIABEACH SAYS BOARD DID NOT GIVE REASON AGAINST GASTON PIPELINE

COUNTY IN VA. REJECTS APPEAL ON PIPELINE TO LAKE GASTON

VALENTINE WANTS IMPACT STUDY OF GASTON PIPELINE

GASTON PIPELINE BRIEFING SET ™»„„.

LAKE GASTON PIPELINE FIGHT CONTINUES ON 'MANY FRONTS'

ROANOKE RIVER BASIN GROUP TO HEAR PIPELINE FIGHT UPDATE

JUDGE BRITT TO HEAR ARGUMENTS ON LAKE GASTON PIPELINE OCT. 30

LAWYER SAYS LAKE GASTON PIPELINE BEING HELD 'HOSTAGE'

LAKE LURE INN

CLEARING THE RECORD

LAKE MICHIE

SEE ALSO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR ,_ „ „

CONSULTANT: LAND-USE CONTROLS BEST WAY TO PROTECT WATER SUPPLY
BOARD TO GET REPORT ON DURHAM WATERSHEDS
STUDY: CLEAN WATER KEY TO GROWTH IN DURHAM
LAND-USE CONTROLS SAID BEST HELP FOR WATERSHEDS
PREVENTIVE APPROACH IS BEST FOR WATERSHED
HEADING OUT _

WATERSHED LOT MINIMUMS SET AT TWO ACRES

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S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

2 9/23/1989 A 5 P P S73
2 4/19/1989 E 10 A

S 2

8/31/1989 B

1 N

H 2

9/01/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

9/02/1989 A

3 N

H 2

9/04/1989 A

1 P N S69

H 2

9/04/1989 A

4 E

H 2

9/04/1989 B

1 N S22

S 2

9/05/1989 A

1 N B53

H 2

9/08/1989 A

4 E

2 5/02/1989 D
2 6/20/1989 D

6 P N A76
3 P N A76

H 2 2/16/1989 D
H 2 4/13/1989 D
H 2 5/20/1989 D

N C49
N C49
N

S 2 2/23/1989 D 6 P P

CHH 1 7/02/1989 A
CHH 1 9/07/1989 A
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A

1 P N D38
3 P N HVO
3 P N W57
3 N

H 2 10/28/1989 C

1

N K65

S 2 1/26/1989 C
H 1 1/27/1989 C
H 2 1/31/1989 B
S 2 3/31/1989 C
H 2 4/19/1989 C
H 1 4/25/1989 C
H 2 10/17/1989 C
H 1 10/20/1989 C
H 1 10/31/1989 C

2

N
N
N
N

N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60

H 2 12/13/1989 A

1/06/1989
1/08/1989
2/23/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
9/02/1989
12/19/1989

M N H65
N A54
N H65
N H65
E

P P S76
N S69

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HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

WATERSHED DEVaCfHENT LIMITED

LAKE ORANGE

OMASA WOULD SEE HILLSBOROUGH THROUGH DRY SUMMER

CONTROL ISSUES CLOUD RESERVOIR DEBATE/LAKE ORANGE REPAYMENT CONSIDERED

OFFICIALS IRON OUT RESERVOIR ISSUES

LAKE ROGERS

ZONING ISSUE SNAGS GOLF COURSE PLANS

LAKEVIEU MOBILE HOKE PARK

FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME

LAKEUOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEELAKEUOOD SCHOOL

LAKEUOOD SCHOOL

CITY BOARD APPOINTS LAKEUOOD, MOOREHEAD ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS

LAMB

LAMBi THE CROWNING TOUCH (RECIPE CORRECTION PRINTED 3-23-89)

UYUSi

RECIPE

CORRECTION

LAMPS

LUMINOUS LAMP

LAND FRAUD
SEE FRAUD

LAND SALES, PRIVATE-OWNED
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS
SEE ALSO TRANSFERABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS

CITY GETS OPTION TO BUY PROPERTY FOR JAZZ INSTITUTE

BOND EYES LOTS, BECK FOR COUNTY SPACE/COMMISSIONERS SEEKING LOWER PRICE

WOMAN CHALLENGES CITY'S RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN

DOWNTOWN TO GET NEU MCDONALD'S

COUNTY OKS SOCIAL SERVICES OR JAIL SITE

DURHAM MOVES CLOSER TO A JAZZIER DOWNTOWN

WHY NO APPRAISAL?

LAND SALES, STATE-OWNED

SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
STUDY RECOMMENDS STATE SELL ITS PORTS, RAILROADS

LAND STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL OF N.C.

RELIGIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP SPREADS ITS WORD

LAND TRANSFER TAX

REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX CONTINUES TO SPREAD IN N.C.

LAND TRUST

SEE ALSO N.C. LAND TRUSTEES
LOU-INCOME HOME OWNERS AIM OF LAND TRUST'S CAMPAIGN

LAND USE

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUFFER ZONE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LANIMJSE PLAN
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING

SEE ALSO N.C DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO N.C LAND TRUSTEES
SEE ALSO OPEN SPACES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
CITY COUNCIL FEARS CHAPEL HILL MALL MAY SNARL TRAFFIC
'MAJOR PROJECTS' MAY GET NOV. 6 VOTE

LANDFILLS, N.C.

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL

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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S 2 12/19/1989 C 1 P N H65

CHH 1 6/24/1989 A 1 P N L90
CHH 1 8/17/1989 A 1 N K20
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A 1 N M20

H 1 9/06/1989 C 1 N T33
CHH 1 12/26/1989 A 1 P N W57

H 2 8/19/1989 C 1 N C47

H 2 3/22/1989 B 1 D F Zll
H 2 3/23/1989 B 1 N

CHH 1 9/02/1989 A 1 P P C45

1/17/1989 C
2/14/1989 B
4/12/1989 C
4/25/1989 A
4/25/1989 A
5/22/1989 A
5/28/1989 D

N S69
N H65
N S69
M N S78
N H65
N C61
E

2 4/01/1989 A
2 2/27/1989 B
2 5/26/1989 A

14 N
1 N
5 J Oil

H 2 2/27/1989 B 1 N

2 6/21/1989 A
2 10/25/1989 A

1 N C61

1 N C61

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

D — DATE-

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S I T

E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LANDFILLS
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE

REGION K COUNTIES STUDY JOINT LANDFILL

REPORT SAYS MONEY A BARRIER TO RECYCLING

LANDLORD-TENANT PROBLEMS

APARTMENT OWNERS REFUNDING DEPOSITS „.„«,
DUKE CLEARS APARTMENTS FOR MEDICAL CENTER OFFICES

LANDMARK (NEWSPAPER) __

PUBLISHER WINDSOR HAS LANDMARK RETURN

LANDMARK INNS OF DURHAM INC.

SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM __ __
LANDMARK INN, CELEBRATION LOUNGE CLOSE

LANDSCAPE ART

SERIES LOOKS AT LANDSCAPE

LANDSCAPING

SEG^LL^IStAMsS:iL OVER BUILDING REGULATIONS
COUNCIL OKS 1-40 LANDSCAPING
LANDSCAPING LAWS DELAY MCDONALD'S CONSTRUCTION
LANDSCAPING LAWS DELAY MCDONALD'S CONSTRUCTION
SPEED THE PLOW

TAXING TILLING _

SMALL VOICES RESPONDS TO CATES* CHARGES

COURTHOUSE LANDSCAPING DRAWS IRE_

TOWN SEEKS PLACE FOR LANDSCAPE WORK

SAVE MONEY FOR OPEN SPACE „ „ „

GOOD LANDSCAPE IS BASED ON WHAT YOU LIKE TO DO

WHAT PLEASES YOU IS 'GOOD' DESIGN

LANGUAGE

SEE ALSO BLACK SPEECH PATTERNS

SEE ALSO CURSING

SEE ALSO DICTIONARIES

SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES

SEE ALSO GRAMMAR

SEE ALSO GULLAH (S.C. DIALECT)

SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY

ffinONSSOFNBASIC RULES CAUSE BUTCHERIES OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

KEEP IT UP NAWTH

GOOD NEWS FOR YOU-KNOWERS

LIFE'S PARADOXES

PLAIN LANGUAGE NEEDED

FOR PERSPECTIVE

SIMPLE LAWS NOT LIKELY

WHAT A DIFFERENCE A WORD CAN MAKE

LAR LUBOVITCH DANCE CO. „_,„„,

A FOOT UP ON ADF '89; FESTIVAL PREVIEW
FIRST STEPS

LUBOVITCH COMPANY SHINES AT DANCE FESTIVAL^ im,wwl ™ TT„
BEAUTIFUL DANCE REMAINS MYSTERY, JUST HOU DOES LAR LUBOVITCH DO IT?
LAR LUBOVITCH DANCE COMPANY PRESENTS 2 HITS AND A MISS

LARCENY

SEE ROBBERY, CARRBORO

SEE ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL

SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM

SEE ROBBERY, INTERNATIONAL

SEE ROBBERY, N.C.

SEE ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY

LARYNGECTOMY

SEE CANCER, LARYNX

H 2 12/22/1989 C 1 N T33
H 2 12/23/1989 B 1 N

CHH 1 6/21/1989 A 3 N
S 2 7/05/1989 B 1 N S92

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A 3 P N L90

H 2 12/22/1989 C 2 N
S 2 1/05/1989 D 8 P N

H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2

CHH

CHH

H

H

H

S

H

S

H

S
S
H
S

H

2/15/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
7/14/1989 A
7/14/1989 A
7/26/1989 B
8/05/1989 B
8/12/1989 A
8/16/1989
8/30/1989
9/01/1989
11/12/1989
11/19/1989

1 N S69

10 N

1 M N C61

1 M N S78

P P K30

P K30

1
1
3
3
3
4
10
11

2/02/1989
2/09/1989
3/02/1989
6/25/1989
7/15/1989
7/20/1989
8/03/1989
8/16/1989
12/31/1989

6/08/1989 D
6/08/1989 D
6/16/1989 C
6/16/1989 B
11/05/1989 E

N D38

N D38

N

E

U

U

8
10
4
4
4
4
4
4
3

1 P P
7 P G B71

3 R L59

4 R L34
9 R M31

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SEE ALSO UNIV. OF NEVADA-LAS VEGAS SPORTS, BASKETBALL
DRINKING'S NO GAMBLE WITH GUIDE TO VEGAS' BEST BARS

LASER SURGERY
SEE ALSO LASERS
SEE ALSO SURGERY
LASERS HELP DOCTORS REMOVE BIRTHMARKS

LASERS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FREE ELECTRON LASER LABORATORY

SEE ALSO LASER SURGERY

SEE ALSO STAR MARS (MILITARY PROGRAM)

MADEY GETS BALLANTINE MEDAL

LASER PIONEER TOUTS TRIANGLE

SCIENTIST TO GIVE LECTURE AT DUKE ON LASER ADVANCES

LASER USED TO REMOVE BIRTHMARKS

TECHNIQUE BONDS GOLD TO DIAMONDS

H 2 9/24/1989 E 15 U W66

S 2 8/04/1989 C 1 N

S
H
H
H
CHH

NCCU SCIENTISTS GET CONTRACT TO BUILD FREE-ELECTRON GUN FOR FAR-INFRARED H
UNIVERSITIES SEEKING LASER-RESEARCH GRANT H

1/23/1989

4/03/1989

4/04/1989

6/01/1989

7/14/1989

8/22/1989 B

8/22/1989 B

N

N N36
N

N 180
N

N C60
N C60

THE LAST SONG OF JOHN PROFFITT (PLAY)
THOMPSON 'PROFFIT' AT ARTSCENTER

LATCHKEY CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
LATCHKEY KIDS ARE INDIVIDUALS

LATIN AMERICA

SEE ALSO SOUTH AMERICA
SHAPES OF THE INNER EXPERIENCE; SOUTH AMERICANS BRING A VISION...
LATIN DANCE TROUPES SHOW CONTRAST IN STYLES AT FESTIVAL
DANCERS EVOKE SCENES FROM JUNGLE TO CITY
DANZAHOY STUNS WITH DARING DANCE
THREE NEW DANCES SPEAK OF FINLAND, VENEZUELA AND ARGENTINA

LAUNDRIES AND DRY CLEANERS

SEE DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRIES

LAUNDROMATS

SEE ALSO DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRIES
SET OUT TO DRY

LAUREL HILL PARKWAY

HOWES QUESTIONS RULING

TRUSTEES TRANSFER RIGHT OF WAY

TRIANGLE TRAFFIC PLANNERS DISCUSS THOROUGHFARE PLAN

TRAFFIC ENGINEER WILLIFORD STRESSES NEED FOR PLANNING AHEAD

LAU ENFORCEMENT

SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER ON CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
DURHAM POLICE PAY TRIBUTE TO SLAIN OFFICERS

LAU ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL AID TO POLICE PROPOSED

LAU SCHOOLS

SEE LEGAL EDUCATION

LAU WEEK

LAW WEEK

LAWN MOWERS

SEE ALSO GRASS (LAWN)
LET'S ROLL 'EM OUT

LAWN ALTERNATIVES'. WHEN 'MOWER' IS LESS
SOMEBODY'S GOT TO DO IT
LAWN MOWER ACCIDENTS OFTEN SERIOUS
ON TOP OF THE JOB

H 2 5/19/1989 D 7 P F W66

H 2 9/11/1989 A 4 E

6/26/1989 B
6/27/1989 B
6/29/1989 C
6/30/1989 A
7/18/1989 C

P F Zll
R L59
R L59

P R L34
R L59

CHH 1 8/19/1989 A 3 P P C45

CHH 1 3/23/1989 A 3 N M70

CHH 1 6/27/1989 A 3 N

S 2 8/03/1989 A 1 P N H65

H 2 8/06/1989 B 9 P N

H 2 5/13/1989 C 1 P N C47
H 2 7/17/1989 A 4 E

S 2 5/04/1989 B 5 P P T37

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2

4/11/1989 A
7/09/1989 A
7/18/1989 A
8/10/1989 C
8/30/1989 B

1 P P L38
4 U

3 P P K30

2 N D80
1 P P S73

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TRANSPORTATION
MOWER MAN

LAURENCE OF ARABIA (FILM)

DURHAM GETS A LOOK AT 'LAWRENCE'

MOVIE MAGIC RETURNS WITH RESTORED 'LAURENCE OF ARABIA'

LAWS, N.C.

SEE N.C, LAWS

LAWSUIT DAMAGE AWARDS

SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES

SEE ALSO LIABILITY INSURANCE

SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

MAYOR Of WWTAKERS AWARDED $52,702 FOR DEATH OF DAUGHTER

JUDGE RULES HAYTI GROUPS OWE MONEY TO CHATHAM PAIR

HUDSON'S GIGOLO REWARDED

MALPRACTICE ISSUE BODES ILL FOR INFANT CARE, EXPERT SAYS

$90,000 AWARDED TO ACCIDENT VICTIM

BRING BACK THE HANDSHAKES

ACCIDENT LAWSUIT SETTLED OUT Of COURT

SUIT SETTLEMENT SATISFIES COUNTY OFFICIALS

LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LAWSUITS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LAWSUITS

SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO LIBEL

SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., LAWSUITS
LAWSUIT NAMES CITY SCHOOL BOARD. FORMER TEACHER
GIRL, 15, SUES SCHOOLS IN SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE
WAY CLEARED FOR JURY TRIAL IN CHILD-NEGLIGENCE LAWSUIT
DOCTOR SAID NOT GUILTY OF MENACING PROTESTER _
DOCTOR FOUND NOT GUILTY OF THREATENING PROTESTER

DUKE DOCTOR FILES SUIT AGAINST FELLOW PHYSICIAN

FIRED POLICE DISPATCHER SUES DURHAM (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-2-8?)
CORRECTION

LAWYER SAYS POLICE CHIEF REFUSES REQUEST FOR RECORDS Of PROBE
KIDNAPPING. RELATED CHARGES AGAINTS LAWYER DISMISSED
*90,000 AWARDED TO ACCIDENT VICTIM

NEW PLAN TO END 'JUDGE SHOPPING' _ , ^ nTTjki

TESTIMONY TO BEGIN IN HUSBAND'S SUIT OVER DEATH AT DUKE HOSPITAL

TREYBURN FIRM SUES CITY OVER LAND DEAL

NURSE! PATIENT'S ABEARANCE WAS 'HORRIFYING'

SUIT SAYS JAIL INMATES FACE LIFE-THREATENING CONDITIONS

LAWSUIT FILED OVER CROSSING GUARD'S DEATH

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. FETTIFORD'S DEATH,..

SOURCE OF FATAL AIR WAS INTRAVENOUS LINE, MEDICAL EXAMINER SAYS

CONSULTANT: BETTER SECURITY MIGHT HAVE PREVENTED HOSPITAL DEATH

TAXPAYERS' MONEY AT RISK

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*

NURSE FILES LIFE FLIGHT CRASH SUIT

COUNTY ANSWERS JAIL SUIT, DENIES INMATES' ALLEGATIONS

SOCIAL WORKERS 'TARRED AND FEATHERED,' DEFENSE LAWYER CLAIMS

SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR DENIED CHANGE-OF-VENUE REQUEST IN LAWSUIT

CITY FREES TREYBURN TO APPEASE DEVELOPERS

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H 2 9/04/1989 A 11 P P C45
H 2 10/10/1989 B 1 P P T37
S 2 10/13/1989 B 8 P P T37

2 11/13/1989 A
2 11/21/1989 A

6 U W66
6 R S66

H 2

2/10/1989 C

14 N S82

S 2

2/10/1989 C

1 P N H70

H 2

2/20/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

4/26/1989 A

3 N S17

H 2

6/03/1989 C

3 N

H 2

8/24/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

8/30/1989 A

3 N H90

S 2

9/02/1989 C

1 P N H65

S

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H
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H
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A
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3/07/1989

3/08/1989

3/20/1989

3/31/1989

4/01/1989

4/20/1989

4/29/1989

5/01/1989

5/02/1989

5/05/1989 _

5/21/1989 B

6/03/1989 C

6/05/1989

6/07/1989

6/08/1989

6/08/1989

6/09/1989

6/09/1989

6/09/1989

6/09/1989

6/10/1989

6/13/1989

6/15/1989

6/16/1989

7/03/1989

7/03/1989

7/04/1989

7/05/1989

7/05/1989

7/06/1989

7/06/1989

7/06/1989

7/14/1989 .

7/19/1989 B

7/21/1989 C

7/25/1989 B

7/25/1989 A

A
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A
C

c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c

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c
c

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8
3

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4
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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N
N

N S82

N B53

N S82
N
N
N
N

N B53

N S82
N

N S82

N S82
N

N B53

N S82

N S32

N S32

N B53

N S82

N S82

N S82

N S82
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N B53
N

' N B53

N B53

N S82

N S69

N B53

N S82

N B53
N £52

N 382
N C61

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DURHAM JUDGE WANTS TRIAL TO PROCEED AS SCHEDULED

SANFORD SAYS NO GREEN LIGHT YET FOR TREYBURN

CITY SEWER REQUIREMENTS SNAG TREYBURN LAWSUIT

STATE ATTORNEYS REBUT CLAIMS IN BUTNER FIRING

TRIAL TO BEGIN IN CHILD-WELFARE NEGLIGENCE SUIT

DURHAM JAIL IMPROVES SAFETY

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 PRETTY GOOD' IN IOWA

UNIVERSITY CREDIT UNION SUING BOGUS BARON

DISMISSAL OF WHISTLEBLOWER'S LAWSUIT DRAWS LAWYER'S IRE

COUNTY GIVES JAIL REPORT ON SPACE IMPROVEMENTS

COUNCIL WINS - FOR NOW

CITY LATE PAYING LEGAL SETTLEMENT

REPAYMENT ORDERED IN 'CREDIT REPAIR' SCHEME

DURHAM PAYS MORE FOR SEWER BACKUP

LAWSUITS, N.C.

SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS

SEE ALSO COMPARATIVE FAULT CLAIMS SYSTEM

SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO LIBEL

SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C, LAWSUITS

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, LAWSUITS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, LAWSUITS

COURT LENGTHENS TIME MEMBERS HAVE TO SUE UNIONS IN N.C CASE

INDIANS' SUIT ASKS FEDERAL COURT TO BLOCK EXTRADITIONS

CHATHAM COUPLE SUES HAYTI FIRMS

CHATHAM COUPLE SUES TWO HAYTI CORPORATIONS

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

CALDWELL COUNTY WOMAN IS SUING SANFORD AND FOUR OTHER OFFICIALS

JURY CLEARS DENTIST IN SEX ASSAULT SUIT

JUDGE RULES HAYTI GROUPS OWE MONEY TO CHATHAM PAIR

STUDENT SUES FOR LIBEL

POWER COMPANY SAYS GENERATORS DEFECTIVE

BILL WOULD HALT SEALING OF PUBLIC SUIT SETTLEMENTS

LAWSUIT CHALLENGES RALEIGH BILLBOARD ORDINANCE

HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON LAWSUIT SETTLEMENTS

SUIT SAYS PLANE NOISE DISTURBS SLUMBER; AIRPORT OFFICIALS MUM

LAWSUIT SEEKS ACCESS TO COACHES' CONTRACTS

STUDENTS SUE HARDBARGER BUSINESS COLLEGE

A STUDENT, PUBLIC CONCERN

TRIAL TO BEGIN IN $90 MILLION L&M SUIT

L&M LAWSUIT FOR GENERIC CIGARETTES GETS UNDER WAY

LIGGETT PRESIDENT DEY TESTIFIES RIVAL FIRM STOLE TRADEMARK

L&M CEO TO GIVE MORE TESTIMONY

JUDGE STOPS STATE FROM MARRING LEGAL PROCESS

PUBLIC HAS INTEREST IN ATHLETIC CONTRACTS

COURT RULING THREAT TO HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

DURHAM LAWYER SUES FBI FOR GREEN FILE

COURT SAYS JURY SHOULD GET CASE OF CONTAMINATED ALAMANCE WELLS

FIRED STATE EMPLOYEE'S SUIT DISMISSED

COUPLE BRINGS LIBEL SUIT AGAINST CHATHAM PAPER

JUDGE ISSUES SUIT DISMISSAL EXPLANATION

LONG DELAY IN LAWSUIT SHAMES ENTIRE STATE

LAWSUITS, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
COPYTRON FILES SUIT OVER NEON SIGN LAW
COPYTRON FILES SUIT OVER NEON SIGN LAW
CHIMNEY RUINS PROMPT COUPLE TO FILE LAWSUIT

S I T

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2

7/25/1989 C

I P N B53

S

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7/26/1989 A

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8/16/1989 A

I N C61

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8/25/1989 C '

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8/28/1989 B

I N S82

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8/30/1989 C

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9/01/1989 C

I N S82

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9/01/1989 C .

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S

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9/02/1989 C :

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9/04/1989 B J

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9/30/1989 C

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2 11/07/1989 A 1

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2 11/18/1989 C :

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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2

CHH 1
H 2
S 2

1/11/1989
2/01/1989
2/01/1989
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
2/08/1989
2/09/1989
2/09/1989
2/10/1989
4/13/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989 B
5/13/1989 A
6/13/1989 C
6/15/1989 C
7/01/1989 B
7/02/1989 B
7/10/1989 A
7/11/1989 B
7/11/1989 A
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
9/01/1989
9/02/1989
9/20/1989
9/28/1989
10/10/1989
10/18/1989
11/08/1989

N
N

N H70
N

N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N
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1 P N H70

9
3
5
17
2
1
3
6
4
1
1
1
1
4
4
4
1
4
1
3
1
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N

N

N

N

N

N

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N Bll

N B53

N Bll

N B53

E

E

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N L40

N S82

N M25

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CHH 1 1/19/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 1/19/1989 A 1 N H90
CHH 1 1/23/1989 A 3 P N R63

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FAMILY MEMBERS OPPONENTS IN SUIT OVER CHILD'S DEATH

TOWN FILES DIRTY SUIT

NEON LIGHT SUIT STILL TURNED ON

CHAPEL HILL: A TOWN IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS

CASE OVERLOAD SENDS TOW LOOKING FOR KELP

FAVORABLE RULING ENDS SUIT AGAINST UILLHOIT

TOW GROUTH LAWSUIT SETTLED

LAWSUIT DOESN'T SERVE PUBLIC INTEREST

*2.5 MILLION TEER CO. SUIT AGAINST COUNTY POSTFONED

MOTHER SUES TOWN OVER 1987 DROWNING

MOTHER SUES OWN SON

TEER SUES COUNTY FOR $5 MILLION

COUNTY INSURANCE WOULD COVER ONLY $1 MILLION OF SUIT

STORE DROPS FROM SUIT AGAINST CARRBORO

CIRCLE K LAWSUIT IS DROPPED

JUDGE AXES WENDY'S LAWSUIT

DEFENDANT TO APPEAL STUDENTS' TOWING LAWSUIT

SECOND LAWSUIT FILED OVER 1987 ACCIDENT

WESTCOURT, ARCHITECTS GO TO COURT

WALDEN OWNERS SUE TOWN

GROUP SUING GOFORTH

CRADLE OWNER FILES SUIT OVER LOAN

LOCKSMITH SUES CATES FOR PAYMENT

'THAWING, PUDDLING' FRIES BLAMED IN FOOD LION SUIT

VICTIM OF 1987 FIGHT CALLS SETTLEMENT 'FAIR'

DEATH SUIT JUDGMENT AT $100,000

OFFICIALS SILENT ON MEETING TOPIC

OWASA UPS FUNIS TO COVER PATENT SUIT

DOT SUES TO CONDEMN GAS STATION

UILKERSON FILES LAWSUIT

SZOSTAK FILES SUIT AGAINST CARRBORO

CARRBORO DISPUTES AMBERLY LAWSUIT

TEER SEES NEGATIVE RESPONSE TO REQUEST

FORMER COURT CLERK SUES COUNTY

BROUGH CHALLENGES SZOSTAK SUIT

SZOSTAK SAYS HE'LL DROP AHBERLY SUIT

CARRBORO DROPS TOWNHOUSE UNIT FROM LAWSUIT

CARRBORO REITERATES CIRCLE K ARGUMENT

MAKING SENSE OF LOCAL COURTS

STACKING UP IN DISTRICT COURT

THE WAY TO TRIAL-MOST NEVER MAKE IT TO COURT

OWNER CRITICIZES CARRBORO ACTION IN TOWNHOUSE SUIT

ROCK IN FRY PROMPTS MCDONALD'S LAWSUIT

N.J. WOMAN'S LAWSUIT FAULTS PYEWACKET, SHRIMP PATE

COURT SENDS MALPRACTICE CASE BACK TO COUNTY

BRITTS TURN LITIGATION TABLES, HEAD BACK TO COURT

LAWSUITS, U.S.

SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS

SEE ALSO LIBEL _

SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., LAWSUITS

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, LAWSUITS

SEE ALSO TORT SYSTEM wmm

LAWSUITS CALLED BIGGEST THREAT TO AMERICAN BUSINESS

BLAME BOOZER, NOT DISTILLER

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SUES CONGRESSMAN

LAWYERS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO ASK THE LAWYER DAY

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ATTORNEY

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO PEOPLE'S LAW SCHOOL

SEE ALSO PRIVATE DETECTIVES

SEE ALSO PUBLIC DEFENDERS, DURHAM _^™«
6 LAWYERS VIE FOR DURHAM DISTRICT COURT JUDGESHIP _
AT 68, PROFESSOR AND AUTHOR STARTING CAREER AS A LAWYER
16 LAWYERS BACK GRAND JURY PROBE OF SOCIAL SERVICES
TWO DURHAM LAW FIRMS PLAN MERGER
STRICKLAND GETS NEW JOB

S I T

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CHH 1

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CHH 1

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CHH 1

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CHH 1
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH

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

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

1

1
1
1
CHH 1

1/25/1989
1/27/1989
2/03/1989
2/12/1989
2/12/1989
2/21/1989
3/01/1989
3/08/1989
3/12/1989
3/31/1989
4/20/1989
4/28/1989
4/29/1989
5/C3/1989
5/05/1989
5/05/1989
5/05/1989
5/12/1989
5/27/1939
6/06/1989
6/16/1989
6/23/1989
7/04/1989
7/06/1989
7/13/1989
7/22/1989
7/28/1989
7/29/1989
8/12/1989
8/15/1989
8/15/1989
8/25/1989
8/30/1989
8/31/1989
9/01/1989
9/29/1989
11/14/1989
11/15/1989
11/19/1989
11/19/1989
11/19/1989
11/20/1989
11/21/198"
12/02/1989
12/20/1989
12/23/1989

CHH 1 2/15/1989 A
H 2 4/24/1989 A
H 2 5/20/1989 B

N H90
N M70
N C62
N M70
N M70
N H90
N M70
L

N H90
N H90
N R63
N R63
N R63
N C62
N

N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N
N

N H90
N H90
N

N D38
N L90
N H90
N

N C62
N C62
N M20
N H90
N H90
N C62
N C62
N C62
N H90
N H90
N H90
N C62
N H90
N H90
N L40
N H90

3 P N 31'

4 E

5 P N

H

2

1/09/1989 A

1 N S82

H

2

3/13/1989 B

1 P N S82

H

5

4/07/1989 A

1 P N S82

H

2

5/21/1989 B

7 N R63

S

2

6/16/1989 A

1 N B53

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

DEFENSE LAWYERS PROTEST ANTI-LOITERING PROPOSAL
DURHAM'S BREED OF FREE LAWYERS NEARS EXTINCTION
LAW FIRMS MERGING

LAWYERS, DURHAM, UNETHICAL CONDUCT
DURHAM ATTORNEY DISBARRED

LAWYERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO COURT-APPOINTED LAWYERS

SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.

SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C.

SEE ALSO N.C. ACADEMY OF TRIAL LAWYERS

SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK LAWYERS

SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT

232 PASS N.C. BAR EXAMINATION

CHRISTIC LAWYERS PLAN RESPONSE TO SANCTIONS CALL

GUIDE ON MANNERS MAY NOT CHANGE MUCH

MISS MANNERS INVADES THE BAR

LE COCO (RESTAURANT)

BREAKFAST IS A GOOD REASON TO VISIT LE COCO

LEAD

ONE IN THREE HOUSES MAY HAVE DANGEROUS LEAD LEVELS IN WATER
AREA'S CITY WATER OK FOR LEAD, STUDY FINDS

LEAD POISONING

SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING
RESEARCH PARK CONFERENCE TO OFFER NEW EVIDENCE ON TOXIC LEVELS OF LEAD
TIGHTER LEAD EXPOSURE STANDARDS STUDIED
DURHAM SCHOOLS TO CHECK WATER FOR LEAD CONTAMINATION
GETTING THE LEAD OUT; LOCAL SCHOOLS WAY AHEAD OF EPA

THE LEADER (NEWSPAPER)

FOUNDER, LEADER PART COMPANY AFTER 23 YEARS
LEADER MAGAZINE MUM ON LAYOFFS, 'CHANGES'

LEADERSHIP

SEE ALSO BENJAMIN N. DUKE LEADERSHIP AWARDS
ROXBORO CHAMBER SPONSORING LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
WHY AREN'T DURHAM'S ELECTED OFFICIALS SHOWING MORE LEADERSHIP?
DOOR OPENS TO OPPORTUNITIES
12 PEOPLE IN LEADERSHIP VANCE PROGRAM

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
LEADERSHIP GROUP FINISHES COURSE IN PERSON COUNTY
LEADERSHIP COURSE SCHEDULED IN VANCE

LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN BUSINESS INC.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV, FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
HILLSIDE STUDENT PONDERS BUSINESS FOLLOWING STUDY

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORQ
FORUM ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING SET
WOMEN'S GROUP CRITICIZES TOWN'S HASTY HEARINGS
KEEP THE PUBLIC IN PUBLIC BUSINESS
HOLTON GETS SERVICE AWARD FROM LEAGUE

FORUM DEBATES ETHICS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT (CORRECTED 9-26-89)
CORRECTION

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, DURHAM

PAY RAISE REQUIRES BITING TAX BULLET

LEGISLATORS SAY MORE STATE SPENDING MEANS FINDING NEW REVENUE SOURCES

IMPACT FEES, ROAD FUNDS TOP DURHAM MEET

MILLER DOUBTFUL ABOUT IMPACT FEES, GAS TAX

LEAGUE LEADERS

DURHAM LEGISLATORS CRITICIZE DRUG BILLL

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S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 11/10/1989 C 1 N R63
H 2 11/20/1989 A 1 N S82
S 2 12/21/1989 A 1 N E33

S 2 3/17/1989 A

S 2 4/03/1989 B
CHH 1 7/03/1989 A
S 2 12/26/1989 A
H 2 12/31/1989 D

6 N

3 N S17

4 E
4 E

H 2 7/28/1989 D 6 P R D77

H 2 7/05/1989 C
H 2 9/14/1989 A

H 2 1/07/1989 B

H 2 1/10/1989 C

S 2 4/12/1989 A

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A

1 N R63
1 C N R63

4 N R80
2 N K65
1 N S92
1 P N L90

2 8/08/1989 C
2 12/09/1989 B

N K65
N

H 1 1/19/1989 C

H 2 6/11/1989 D

H 2 7/27/1989 A

H 1 10/05/1989 C

1 5/26/1989 C
1 7/28/1989 C

1 N H60
5 P U
4 E
1 N H60

1 N T33
1 N H60

S 2 8/12/1989 A 1 P N M06

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/03/1989
1/09/1989
1/10/1989
7/20/1989
9/23/1989
9/26/1989

N H90

N H90

E

N

N

N

3/06/1989 A
3/07/1989 B
4/03/1989 A
4/04/1989 C
4/29/1989 C
5/01/1989 A

N H06
N 046
N M06
N

P K30
N M06

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SUBJECTS

-DATE-

S
E

C -PG

FAGE 634
2/15/90

I T

L Y

L P

BYL

cm l
cm l

5/21/1989 A
5/22/1989 A

Cm 1 9/26/1989 A 2 N

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, N.C.

SOUTH CAROLINA ECONOMIST URGES FAIR TAXATION POLICIES
WOMEN VOTERS REAFFIRM TAX REFORM STANCE

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, ORANGE COUNTY
CORRECTION

LEARNING DISABILITIES

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, LEARNING

SEE ALSO DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

SEE ALSO UMviVScHAPEL HILL DIVISION FOR DISORDERS OF DEVELOPMENT i LEARNING
THE HARMONIC BRAIN, KINESIOLOGISTS GATHER IN CHAPEL HILL CHH 1 7/01/1989 A

LEARNING DISABILITIES NO LONGER KIDS' STUFF CHH 1 7/22/989 A

VOLUNTEERS 'READY TO GO BACK' Cm 1 7/24/1989 A

"LEARNING INFORMATION FOR TODAY"
SEE PROJECT LIFT

3 P N L90
1 N L90

3 P N L90
3 N H90
1 N H90

LEARNING SERVICES (ATLANTA, GEORGIA)

WRIGHTWOOD RESIDENTS BALK AT GROUP HOME
DIRECTOR: GROUP HOME CONCERNS UNFOUNDED

LEARY'S BAIL BONDS

SEE ALSO BAIL BONDS „

GRANDSON SKIPS TOWN; GRANDMOTHER HAS TO FORFEIT HOUSE

LEASH LAWS

SEE DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)

LEAVES

AS THE LEAVES TURN; GO WEST FOR FALL COLOR

AUTUMN COLORS: WHERE TO LOOK

RAINS OF SUMMER KEEPING COLOR IN THE FALL

MOUNTAINS MISSING THEIR COLOR

LEAVES OF OCTOBER

HIGHER ELEVATIONS REACH PEAK COLORS

LEAF^BURNING FULL OF FALL CHARM, BUT IT IS ILLEGAL UNDER CITY LAWS

CITY LEAF COLLECTION REMINDER

LEAVES

UP IN SMOKE

LEBANON, HOSTAGES

SEE HOSTAGES, LEBANON

LEBANON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. _„

HIGH-TECH ECVICE RESTORES WOMAN'S HEARTBEAT
LEBANON VFD DEDICATES SECOND STATION
NEW DURHAM FIRE STATION DEDICATED

LEE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE „

OFF-DUTY LEE DEPUTY SHOT DEAD IN GUILFORD

^^LEESVILLE ROAD RESIDENTS HEAR CITY PANEL DEFER ACTION ON WATER SERVICE
CITY WATER MAY FLOW TO LEESVILLE ROAD THIS SUMMER
LEESVILLE RD. WATER LINE 'TOP PRIORITY'
PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF

LEFT TURNS

15-501 TO GET TURNING LANES

BREAK-IN TRIAL SHACKLED BY LEG IRONS; JUDGE RULES MISTRIAL...

LEGAL ADVERTISING

SEE ALSO ADVERTISING

S 2 10/31/1989 A 1 N C61
H 2 11/01/1989 C 1 N R63

H 2 12/07/1989 B 1 N S82

H
H
H
H

cm

H
S
S
H
S

cm l

9/03/1989 E
10/15/1989 A
10/22/1989 E
10/24/1989 A
10/24/1989 A
10/29/1989 E
11/01/1989 B
11/06/1989 C
11/23/1989 B
12/02/1939 D
12/08/1989 A

Zll

L38

F

M

N

E

P

N

P S76

N B53

N

P K30

P L38

2 6/09/1989 C
2 10/02/1989 B
2 10/02/1989 A

1 N B53
6 N M51

S P N K30

H 2 1/04/1989 D 9 N

H

2

1/31/1989 B

1 P N S69

H

2

2/14/1989 C

1 N S69

S

2

2/14/1989 B

1 P N H70

s

2

2/15/1989 A

4 E

Cm 1 2/23/1989 A 1 M N M25
Cm 1 1/07/1989 A 1 N H90

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12/31/1969

SUBJECTS

LEMONADE

BOOHING BUSINESS

LEMURS

LEMUR BEFUDDLED BY RARE TWIN BIRTH

LENOX BAKER CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

LENOX BAKER FIRE HURTS 1; 75 EVACUATED
WORKER BURNED AT HOSPITAL
KIUANIS GIR

LENOX CHINA, INC.

LENOX CHINA PLANS AN OPEN HOUSE FOR 100TH BIRTHDAY

LEOPARDS

CHATHAM COUNTY FARM LAND BECOMES HOME FOR EXOTIC CATS

LEO'S RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
LEO'S HAS MEDITERRANEAN COZINESS

LES COMPERES (FILM)

AS FATHER'S DAY NEARS, CHECK OUT 'LES COHPERES'

LES MISERABLES

•LES MISERABLES' LOST IN '78 TRANSLATION

LESBIANS

SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS

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ADS LIST JUDGE BECTON AS MEMBER OF LAW FIRM

LEGAL DRINKING AGE

SEE ALSO AGE OF CONSENT, SEXUAL INTERCOURSE

SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES

SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, SALES

SEE ALSO LIQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, N.C,
BEER STING NETS 29 FOR SALE TO MINORS
CORRECTION

ALCOHOL STILL COLLEGE STUDENTS' DRUG OF CHOICE
'EVERYBODY I KNOW DOES IT',- SUNDAY FOCUS: UNDERAGED DRINKING
STUDENTS WORKING AROUND 'CARDING'/SUNDAY FOCUS; UNDERAGED DRINKING
IF ONE ID WON'T WORK, ANOTHER ONE WILL/SUNDAY FOCUS? UNDERAGED DRINKING
ARRESTED DUKE STUDENTS LEARN ABCS OF N.C. LAW
POLICE LOG/UNDERCOVER YOUTH REFUSED BEER, BUT CLERK ARRESTED
POLICE LOG/3 CITED FOR UNDERAGE POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL
DUKE NEIGHBORS FEAR ABC LAX ON UNDER-AGE DRINKING

LEGAL EDUCATION

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LAW
THIS LAW SCHOOL HAS NO ADMISSION TEST

LEGAL FEES

OWASA ADDS $200,000 TO PATENT SUIT COSTS
DURHAM'S BREED OF FREE LAWYERS NEARS EXTINCTION

LEGAL SERVICES CORP.

LEGAL SERVICES HELPS THOSE WHO NEED LAWYER, BUT CAN'T AFFORD ONE

LEGAL SERVICES OF N.C, INC.

LEGAL SERVICES HELPS THOSE WHO NEED LAWYER, BUT CAN'T AFFORD ONE

LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMITTEES

SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION

LEGISLATIVE VETO

SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE VETO
SEE VETO POWER

S 2 12/16/1989 B 1 N B53

S 2 2/17/1989 A
S 2 2/23/1989 A
CHH 1 4/02/1989 A
CHH 1 5/07/1989 A
CHH 1 5/07/1989 A
CHH 1 5/07/1989 A
H 2 9/07/1989 A
H 2 11/12/1989 B
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A
H 2 12/09/1989 A

1 P N B53

2 N

5 N L90
1 P N M70
1 P N
1 P N
1 N N36
1 N
12 N
1 N S69

CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 2/26/1989 A 1 N L90
H 2 11/20/1989 A 1 N S82

H 2 2/09/1989 C 1 N A54
H 2 2/09/1989 C 1 N A54

S 2 7/27/1989 A 7 P P T37
H 2 8/24/1989 B 14 P N

S 2 1/26/1989 A 1 P N B53
H 2 1/27/1989 B 4 N
S 2 4/15/1989 C 1 P P K30

H 2 5/19/1989 C 1 P N T33

H 2 12/15/1989 C 2 P N

H 2 1/06/1989 D 8 P R D77

H 2 6/09/1989 D 7 R L59

H 2 3/17/1989 D 4 P R L59

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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HEARINGS TO FOCUS ON NEEDS OF MINORITIES

LETHAL WEAPON (FILM)

RETURN OF SUMMER, PT. II

LETTER BOMBS

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 1/30/1989 A 3 P N S17

H 2 5/19/1989 D 1 P P

SEE ALSO BOMBS

SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE

^IT^STATCPUW FEW SECURITY CHANGES DESPITE MAIL BOMBINGS H

SEASON OF OUTRAGE "

FBI STUDYING LETTER TO WTVD FROM GROUP WITH MAIL BOMBS „„™™. H
OFFICIALS SAY EVIDENCE LINKS KILLERS OF JUDGE, LAWYER TO WRITTEN THREATS H
THIS LETTER CONTAINED NO BOMB, BUT IT EXPLODED WITH A BIGOT'S RAGE H

12/20/1989

12/24/1989
12/30/1989
12/30/1989
12/31/1989

13
4
1
1

N
E

N N36

N

U

LETTER WRITING

AFTER 45 YEARS, MAILMAN ARRIVES

LETTERS

SEE LETTER WRITING

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (INDEXED BY TOPIC)

SEE DURHAM MORNING HERALD, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

LEUKEMIA

SEE ALSO CANCER
FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE IS 'NORHAL' FOR LEUKEMIA VICTIM
LOCAL CHURCH RAISING FUNDS FOR TREATMENT
CHURCH RAISES $14,000 FOR LEUKEMIA VICTIM
KENDALL JOLLY, 10, LEUKEMIA VICTIM
KENDALL JOLLY, 10, DIES OF LEUKEMIA
LEUKEMIA PATIENT DIES AT AGE 14

LOCALS HELP MIGRANT WORKER MAKE LAST FLIGHT HOME „mT* 11T„TTU
DURHAM MAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN BEATING DEATH OF LEUKEMIA VICTIM
JUSTICE ISN'T BLIND IN DURHAM COUNTY
•EXPERTS' ABORT JUSTICE
DURHAM WOMAN FIGHTS LEUKEMIA

LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO LAWSUIT DAMAGE AWARDS

SCHOOLS SHUNNING THE RISKS

COUNTY OKS FUNDS FOR LIABILITY COVERAGE

LIBEL

SEE ALSO ffiAPERS^N'.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR fCWSPAPERS)
STUDENT SUES FOR LIBEL

UILKERSON FILES LAWSUIT m

COUPLE BRINGS LIBEL SUIT AGAINST CHATHAM PAPER
LIBEL AND ITS CHILLING EFFECTS
PUBLICATION BAN ASKED IN RECORD SUIT
RECORD ASKS COURT TO DISMISS LIBEL SUIT

LIBERAL ARTS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES
MEDICAL SCHOOLS SEEK MORE VERBAL SKILLS

LIBERALS

SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
HEY! IT'S TOUGH BEING A CHAPEL HIL LIBERAL.

LIBERTY

SEE FREEDOM

SEE U.S. CONSTITUTION

LIBERTY BOWL

SEE COLLEGE BOULS

LIBRARIANS, DURHAM

(CARTOON)

H 2 2/24/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1

1/07/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

1/07/1989 A

1

N S17

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

3

N M25

H 2

2/21/1989 B

6 P 0

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

4/12/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

7/15/1989 A

1 P N L90

H 2

9/12/1989 A

1

N S82

S 2

9/13/1989 A

4

E

H 2

9/18/1989 A

4

E

S 2

9/25/1989 A

1 P N H65

H 2

9/04/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

11/08/1989 A

3

N

S 2

4/13/1989 A

9

N

CHH 1

8/15/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

10/10/1989 A

3

N M25

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 3/23/1989 C 3 N C60

H 2 10/08/1989 D 4 T T C50

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SUBJ

ADVENTURE IS WHERE YOU FIND IT, & REFERENCE LIBRARIANS HAVE THEIR SHARE

LIBRARIANS, N.C.

INSIGHT/EDUCATING JIMMY; FORMER UNC LIBRARIAN TRAINED PRINCE TO SEEK.,.

LIBRARIANS, N.C, SALARIES

UNC'S LIBRARY SALARIES ALSO LAGGING BEHIND

LIBRARIANS. U.S.

PROGRAM BRINGS TOGETHER BLACK EXECUTIVES, STUDENTS/BUSINESS BRIEFING

LIBRARIES, N.C.

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, BRANCHES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
LIBRARY STAFFERS TO ATTEND INFORMATION SOCIETY TALK

LIBYA

A MAJOR DIFFERENCE IN LIBYA
MOCKERY OF SOVIET GOOD WILL

LIBYA, U.S. AIR ATTACK

BLASTING LIBYAN JETS ACT OF SELF-DEFENSE

LICE

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HEALTH PROGRAM
SCHOOL OPENINGS MAY MEAN GREATER HEAD LICE EXPOSURE

LICENSE PLATES

SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION

SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS

SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES

TEXANS NEED SOME FRIENDS

VANITY HAS ITS LIMITS FOR DRIVERS IN D.C.

LICENSE PLATES, N.C.

SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS

SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
LEGISLATURE ENACTS LAW TO TAX CONFISCATED DRUGS
PRICE HIKED TO $40 FOR POPULAR, TALKING 'VANITY' LICENSE PLATES

LICENSE TAGS

SEE LICENSE PLATES, N.C.

LICENSING BOARDS

SEE ALSO N.C, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO N.C. REAL ESTATE LICENSING BOARD
SEE ALSO N.C WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION, LICENSES
HOUSE TO CONSIDER DIETITIAN LICENSING

LICK CREEK SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT

SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
PLAN EXPANDS 2 CITY SEWAGE TREATMENT SITES
CLOSE 2 DURHAM SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, EPA SAYS
EPA? EXPAND NORTHSIDE PLANT

LIE DETECTORS
SEE POLYGRAPHS

LIFE RIGHT

SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HELICOPTER SERVICE

LIFE GOES ON (TV SHOW)

LIFE GOES ON HITS HOME FOR CHAPEL HILL FAMILY

LIFE OF VIRGINIA

WHERE DO YOU TURN FOR FINANCIAL COUNSELING? LIFE OF VIRGINIA (AD)

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P D

S
E

— DATE — C

I T

L Y

-PG L P BYL

H 2

2/19/1989 B

1 U N36

H 2

1/29/1989 D

1 P F H49

CHH 1

2/27/1989 A

3 N S17

H 2

2/19/1989 D

6 N

S 2 9/16/1989 A 6 N

H 2 1/07/1989 A
H 2 4/11/1989 A

4 E
4 E

S 2 1/05/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 9/01/1989 A 6 F

S 2 8/31/1989 A
S 2 11/23/1989 A

H 2 8/12/1989 A
H 2 10/08/1989 B

4 E
4 E

8 N
1 U N36

CHH 1 7/21/1989 A 3 P N M20

H 2 2/03/1989 A
H 2 6/17/1989 A
S 2 6/17/1989 A

1 N S69
1 N R63
1 N M06

CHH 1 9/25/1989 A
S 2 4/19/1989 E

1 P G S17
4 P A

LIFE SENTENCES

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SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.

^AUCE^GCTS'lIFeVoR MURDER; 15 YEARS TACKED ON BY JUICE FOR BURGLARY
JURY GIVES FAUCETTE LIFE FOR KILLING EX-GIRLFRIEND
18-YEAR-OLD GETS LIFE PRISON SENTENCE FOR MURDER
JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY OF BURGLARY; DRAWS LIFE
TEET GETS LIFE SENTENCE IN SLAYING OF NCCU STUDENT BULLOCK
ANNADALE GETS LIFE

LJFE"fflfflraflSrofniB«ifi£ wants right to end it

A CASE FOR PLANNED DEATH

LIFEGUARDS

SHE'S THE BOSS

MASTER OF ALL HE SURVEYS

LIFELMARIA<PARHAM HOSPITAL OFFERING LIFELINE

LIFESAVING
SEE HEROISM
SEE RESCUES

LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO.

DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS _ Tki ,_,

SECRET MBttSDETAIL LIGGETT'S TOBACCO RESEARCH IN '50S

DmraAraw TkmI sun/liggett & myers tobacco company <ad>

TRIAL TO BEGIN IN $90 MILLION IUM SUIT
LiM LAWSUIT FOR GENERIC CIGARETTES GETS iJNIER WAY
LIGGETT PRESIDENT DEY TESTIFIES RIVAL FIRM STOLE TRADEMARK
LiM CEO TO GIVE MORE TESTIMONY

Sklffeia^cKig URif ■ BERING BiW'S COUNTERCHARGES
LIGGETT SAYS IT WILL STAY IN CIGARETTE BUSINESS
LIGGETT & MYERS OFFERS t5,000 REWARD IN WORKER'S MURDER

LIGGETT i MYERS TOBACCO CO., HISTORY

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HISTORY „„„,„

LIGGETT ft MYERS FINDS NICHE IN LEAF INDUSTRY

LIGGESgGETT>«i MYERS FINDS NICHE IN LEAF INDUSTRY
LiM OFFERS REWARD FOR TIPS ON MURDER „,„„„.
LIGGETT SAYS IT WILL STAY IN CIGARETTE BUSINESS
FOOTBALL CARD HOPES RIDE ON LIGGETT GROUP
LiM PURCHASES N.Y. SPORTS FIRM
SUCCESS IS 'IN THE CARDS*

LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM
SEE MASS TRANSIT
SEE TRIANGLE EXPRESS

LIGHTNING

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, LIGHTNING

LIGHTNING STOPS BLUES FEST OPENING

LIGHTS

SEE ALSO STREET LIGHTS

SEG^LLE^KaSTONHELP INSTALL LIGHTS AT BALL FIELD
1 ' THE SEARCH FOR AN AUTHENTIC HOAGIE ENDS
LJaY|§ffMnhBJr*««5 DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL $25,000 GRANT

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1/26/1989
2/24/1989
3/02/1989
6/08/1989
10/05/1989

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H 2 12/12/1989 A

S 2 6/26/1989 C
CHH 1 8/01/1989 A

N S82

N £53
N S82
N B53
N S82
N H90

1 P P L38
3 P P L38

H 1 9/12/1989 C 1 N H60

H

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2/19/1989 A

L C N C60

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4/19/1989 G 1

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7/11/1989 B

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7/11/1989 A

1 N B53

H

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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

2

7/27/1989 A

1 N S22

S

2

8/25/1989 C

1 P N B53

S

2

4/19/1989 F

2 P F M06

s

2

4/19/1989 F

2 P F M06

s

2

5/13/1989 C

1 N

H

2

7/27/1989 A

1 N S22

H

£

8/03/1989 D

5 P N

S

2

9/19/1989 A

1 N S92

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2 12/12/1989 C

4 P N C09

H 2 9/16/1989 C 1 N N36

H 1 7/26/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2 4/14/1989 D 7 R D77

H 2 1/31/1989 B 6 N

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KEY LIME PIE; IT'S THE LIMES THAT DO IT

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

LIMON DANCE CO.

SEE JOSE LIMON DANCE CO.

LIMOUSINES

SEE ALSO CLASS ACT LIMOUSINE SERVICE
HIGH LIFE; PUPILS ENJOY LIMO RIDE, SWANKY OMNI LUNCH

LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER

PLANS FOR MENTAL HEALTH CENTER DRAU SUPPORT

1ST ANNIVERSARY

FACES OF DURHAM'S HOMELESS

COUNTY HOSPITAL TO UP RATES

LINCOLN HOSPITAL ESTABLISHED FOR BLACKS

DUKE WANTS INDIGENT BIRTH COSTS SPLIT UITH COUNTY

HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN: EXTRA MATERNITY CASES MAY BRING RATE INCREASES

FASHION DESIGNER REACHES OUT TO HELP HOMELESS

HOSPITAL PROVIDING OBSTETRICAL CARE TO PATIENTS OF LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER H

LINCOLN GETS *1,000 FOR HOMELESS

SHOW WILL RAISE MONEY FOR PLAY AREA AT LINCOLN

LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, BUDGET

$7.59 MILLION BUDGET OK'D FOR LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER

LINCOLN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
SHAMEFUL 101ST CONGRESS

LINEBERGER CANCER RESEARCH CENTER

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER

LINGERIE

SEE ALSO CLOTHING <SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHING)
A LINGERIE SHOW JUST FOR WOMEN

LINKS INC.

PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)

HIGH HOPES

LINKS INC. AUCTION FEATURES ART FROM ACROSS NATION (CORRECTED 4-13-89)

LINPRO COMPANY

LINPRO ANNOUNCES OPENING
TOPPING OUT

LIONS CLUB INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO BLIND
VISUALLY IMPAIRED LIONS CLUB WORKERS MAKE SUITS FOR PILOTS

LIONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL

SEE ALSO CARRBORO LIONS CLUB
DUKE LAW GRAD ELECTED LIONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT

LIPOSUCTION

THE LURE OF LIPOSUCTION

LIQUOR-BY-THE-BRINK, N.C.
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
CURRITUCK BILL CALLED AN ATTEMPT TO GET LIQUOR BY THE DRINK

LIQUOR-BY-THE-BRINK, OXFORD
SEE ALSO OXFORD, N.C.
OXFORD'S PLAN FOR MIXED DRINK REFERENDUM STYMIED

LIQUOR RAIDS

SEE ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES

LITERACY

SEE DURHAM LITERACY COUNCIL

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4/07/1989 A

2 P P S76

H

2

4/08/1989 A

4

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H

2

4/13/1989 A

1 C N C60

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2

4/19/1989 E

11 P F H65

H

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5/14/1989 A

1

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H

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5/18/1989 C

1

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s

2

9/06/1989 B

1 P N H65

H

2

9/14/1989 C

2

N C60

S

2

9/16/1989 C

1

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S

2 11/18/1989 A

1

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H

2

2/09/1989 C

1

N C60

H

2 12/01/1989 A

4

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H 2 5/09/1989 A 6 P U W15

2/02/1989 B
2/05/1989 B
4/11/1989 B

5/14/1989 D
7/30/1989 F

5 P G
1 P P T32
1 P U W15

8 P P
1 P P T37

H 2 12/26/1989 C 6 P N C60

S 2 7/10/1989 A

CHH 1 1/02/1989 A

H 2 6/03/1989 A

H 1 3/16/1989 C

3 N

3 D N

6 P N
1 N T33

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SEE ILLITERACY

SEE ORANGE COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL

I TTHTI94

DOCTOR SAYS MANIC DEPRESSION AFFLICTS CHILDREN AS WELL AS ADULTS
CHAPEL HILL GROUP OFFERS SUPPORT TO SUFFERERS OF MANIC DEPRESSION

LITHOTRIPTER

SEE ALSO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
NEW LITHOTRIPTER SET AT GENERAL

LITTER

SEE ALSO DUMPING

SEE ALSO GLAD BAG-A-THON

SEE ALSO G'LITTER DAY

SEE ALSO KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM

SEE ALSO KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL SYSTEM OF DURHAM-DURHAM CO.

SEE ALSO KEEP N.C. BEAUTIFUL, INC.

THE PARTY'S OVER; STREET VICTORY CELEBRATION LEAVES *4,000 PRICE TAG

CLEANUP HIGHLIGHTS PROBLEM

VOLUNTEERS WILL UN-TRASH DURHAM

POLICE LOG/LITTER CHARGES FOLLOW TOILET PAPER INCIDENT

APRIL 22 DECLARED GLITTER DAY

TRASHIN' IT

CLEAN UP DURHAM'S HIGHWAYS

CLEANING UP REQUIRES YEAR-ROUND ATTENTION

G'LITTER CLEANUP SET FOR SATURDAY

BAG IT!

CLEANUP CREWS HOPE DOWNTOWNSWILL G'LITTER

ENO MOUNTAIN ROAD CLEANUP EFFORT FINALLY GETS OFF THE GROUND

LET'S TRASH THE LITTERERS

LOCAL GOOD OL' BOYS HAVE BAD OL' AIM/NATIVE SON

CLEANER BEACHES BEST AWARD FOR TRASH EFFORT

'MR. DID'S' MAGICIAN FRIEND SAYS MAKE TRASH DISAPPEAR

WE ARE OUR TOWN'S KEEPERS

THE 'DOWNTOWN DEBRIS DEBACLE' „_ „.,^_ „,™

'THOUSANDS OF THEM '/DOWNTOWN GROUP ADDRESSES PLETHORA OF CIGARETTE BUTTS

VOLUNTEERS SWEEP N.C. BEACHES CLEAN

A 'DEBACLE' REDEFINED

LITTLE BIG THEATER COMPANY

THEATER LIBERTIES WISELY TAKEN IN KIDS' TALE

•DRAGON' COATS KIDS' LESSON IN SUGAR, CHARACTERS, HIJINKS

NOW FAMILIES CAN GET SILLY

DURHAM'S 'LITTLE' THEATER COMPANY GETTING BIGGER

LITTLE BIG THEATER DELIVERS WITH 'SCAPINO'

LITTLE BIG THEATER'S 'BEAUTY AND BEAST' FAVORS TALE'S CHARM

•ANDROCLES' GOOD TASTE OF ADULT PLAYS FOR KIDS

LITTLE CREEK (DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.)

COUNTRY CLUB WILL SEEK PERMIT FOR EROSION WORK

LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL

SEE ALSO BABE RUTH LEAGUE

SEE ALSO BASEBALL

SEE ALSO NORTH DURHAM LITTLE LEAGUE

SEE ALSO URAL-TV (RALEIGH, N.C.)

DURHAM SPORTS OWN VERSION OF YANKEES-RED SOX RIVALRY

LITTLE LEAGUERS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY JUNE 10

WELCOME CHALLENGER DIVISION

LITTLE LEAGUERS OFFER BIG ACTION

SOUTH DURHAM WANTS A LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM

LITTLE LEARNERS DAY CARE CENTER
YOUNG ROYALTY

THE LITTLE MERMAID (FILM)

JUST LIKE OLD DISNEY/'THE LITTLE MERMAID'

H 2
CHH 1

6/06/1989 C
7/11/1989 A

3 N D80
3 N S17

H 2 7/14/1989 C 3 N C60

CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1

1/20/1989
2/18/1989
3/10/1989
4/04/1989
4/07/1989
4/17/1989
4/18/1989
4/18/1989
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/22/1989
4/30/1989
5/13/1989
6/25/1989
7/25/1989
7/28/1989
9/21/1989
9/26/1989
9/29/1989
10/04/1989
10/05/1989

1
4
4
2
3
1
4
4
3
10
3
1
4
4
4
1
4
4
3
4
4

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E

E

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N M70

N H90

E

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E

N R60

E

E

N S17

E

L

1/27/1989 D
3/16/1989 B
3/23/1989 D
3/24/1989 D
4/04/1989 B
10/05/1989 A
11/02/1989 A

R P10
R P10
N B71
F W66
R W66
R P10
R P10

CHH 1 8/10/1989 A 3 N M70

7/04/1989 D
7/04/1989 D
7/28/1989 A
8/22/1989 B
10/03/1989 D

4 U A76
6 P N

4 E

5 P P S73
5 N M06

S 2 7/29/1989 A 5 P P T37
H 2 11/24/1989 D 15 P R S92

LITTLE RASCALS DAY CARE CENTER

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EDENTON ROCKED BY CHARGES OF DAY-CARE CHILD ABUSE

LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE

SEE LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL, LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE

LITTLE RIVER

CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECT IN DURHAM FOUND IN VIOLATION OF SEDIMENT...

SPLASHHHHH!

HALKIOTIS, CAREY LEERY OF ZONING TOWNSHIPS

WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT LIMITED

LITTLE RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
NORTH CAROLINA EXPLORERS

PIZZA 'NOID' SERVES CONGRATULATIONS FOR PUPILS WITH SHINING ATTENDANCE
LITTLE RIVER PRINCIPAL RECEIVES ACADEMIC AWARD
THIRD-GRADERS AT LITTLE RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PERFORM AN INDIAN DANCE

LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO LAKE MICHIE
CONSULTANT; LAND-USE CONTROLS BEST WAY TO PROTECT WATER SUPPLY
BOARD TO GET REPORT ON DURHAM WATERSHEDS
CITY SLURPS 'HIGH-QUALITY' WATER FROM NEW RESERVOIR
WAR OVER WATERSHEDS

STUDY! CLEAN WATER KEY TO GROWTH IN DURHAM
LAND-USE CONTROLS SAID BEST HELP FOR WATERSHEDS
PREVENTIVE APPROACH IS BEST FOR WATERSHED
CITY FREES TREYBURN TO APPEASE DEVELOPERS

CITY COUNCIL RESCINDS 1987 CONSTRUCTION BAN ON SEVEN TREYBURN LOTS
SANFORD SAYS NO GREEN LIGHT YET FOR TREYBURN
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT TO PROTECT LAKE
WATER POLITICS RESURFACE
PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON TREYBURN SEWERS
WATERSHED LOT MINIMUHS SET AT TWO ACRES

THE LITTLE THIEF (FILM)

'THE LITTLE THIEF'/FAITHFUL TO TRUFFAUT-PERHAPS TOO MUCH SO

LIVER DISEASE

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO HEPATITIS
GLAXO TO MARKET NEW DRUG

LIVER TRANSPLANT

7-MONTH-OLD N.C. BOY GETS LIVER TRANSPLANT
SURGICAL MIRACLE

LIVESTOCK

SEE ALSO BEEF

SEE ALSO CENTRAL PIEDMONT JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW i SALE

SEE ALSO COWS

SEE ALSO HOGS

SEE ALSO POULTRY

4-H CLUBS WILL SPONSOR CATTLE SHOWS...

LET'S GET A MOO ON, COW! CATTLE GET BRUSHED, GROOMED FOR... 4-H SHOW

LIVING BY FAITH WORLD WIDE MINISTRIES

SEVEN LOSE BELONGINGS IN HOUSE/MINISTRY BLAZE
BLAZE LEAVES 7 HOMELESS; DESTROYS PRAYER MINISTRY
FIRE THAT DESTROYED HOUSE, MINISTRY STARTED IN CHIMNEY
PLUM ST. FIRE BEGAN IN CHIMNEY

LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS TREES
GREYSTONE'S SINGING TREE BRINGS CHRISTMAS MEANING OUT OF CHRISTMAS...

LIVING COLOUR (BAND)

LIVING COLOR CONCERT SET FOR END OF MONTH
FOR LIVING COLOUR, ANOTHER 'HOMECOMING'
CHARISMA, NOT MUSIC, IS LIVING COLOUR'S FORTE

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H 2 5/26/1989 C 1 N S69

H 2 6/02/1989 C 1 P P L38

CHH 1 11/01/1989 A 1 N M20

S 2 12/19/1989 C 1 P N H65

2 4/28/1989 C 1 P P T37

2 6/03/1989 B 1 P N S92

2 7/28/1989 B 4 N

2 11/23/1989 A 8 P P T37

1/06/1989
1/08/1989
2/03/1989
2/20/1989
2/23/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
7/26/1989
8/21/1989
8/26/1989
12/12/1989 B
12/19/1989 C

1 M N H65

N A54
N T32
E

N H65
N H65
E

N C61
N R63
N C61
N C61
E

N C61
N S69

H 2 11/03/1989 D 17 P R S66

S 2 2/21/1989 B 1 N

H 2 1/26/1989 A 12 N
H 2 11/30/1989 A 4 E

CHH
CHH

1 7/08/1989 A
1 7/10/1989 A

7 P P T44
3 P N C62

H 2 11/20/1989 B 1 N M51

S 2 11/20/1989 C 1 P N

H 2 11/22/1989 D 5 N

S 2 11/22/1989 A 7 N

H 2 12/19/1989 B 1 P U W15

CHH 1 1/09/1989 A 5 N
H 2 1/27/1989 D 6 P R H90
H 2 2/03/1989 D 8 R H90

LIVING HISTORY

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SEE DUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORY

LIVING WILL

SEE ALSO DEATH
SEE ALSO EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO FUNERALS

S£LfM°CITI2ENS0MUsf PLAN TO CONTROL LIVES, LAUYER SAYS

LIVINGUELL HEALTH SPAS „

'LIFETIME' MEMBERS LEFT WITHOUT SPA
LIVINGWELL STILL QUIET ON CLOSING

LIZZARD LICK GOOD COUNTRY COOKING

RESTAURANT PLANS SATURDAY LUNCH FOR HOMELESS

LLDTBCArSrO'S LUKB STREET STUDIOS; JAILHOUSE ROCK

LOAN APPLICATIONS

SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C.

SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS

SEE ALSO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

REPORT: BLACKS MORE LIKELY TO BE DENIED LOANS

HERITAGE SQUARE LOAN MAY UP DURHAM SUBSIDY

HERITAGE LIKELY TO ASK CITY FOR LOAN

CITY SHOULDN'T LEND CENTER MORE MONEY „„«.._,

GROUP SAYS THRIFT'S LENDING PATTERNS TO GET CLOSE LOOK

REPAYMENT ORDERED IN 'CREDIT REPAIR' SCHEME

TOWN LOAN FALLOUT WORRIES ALDERMEN

MODEL T'S LOAN COULD STIR DEBATE

ALDERMAN OK TOWN LOAN FOR MODEL T'S

LOBBYING

PBS LOBBYIST WARNS AGAINST COMPLACENCY

LOBBYISTS WORRIED BY LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES SOLICITING MONEY

FORMER LAWMAKERS USE EXPERIENCE AS LOBBYISTS

LOBBYISTS CAMPAIGN DONATIONS LABELED 'ARMS-RACE MENTALITY*

BILL SEEKS BIGGER VOICE FOR TEACHERS

HOUSE KILLS BILL TO DELAY LEGISLATORS FROM LOBBYING _^

THESHLEflF UNC/R.D. MCMILLIAN LOBBIES FOR UNC WITH A HANDSHAKE AND.

CORRECTION

LOBBYIST 'COOLING-OFF' PERIOD GOOD FOR N.C.

PROPOSED COUNTY BUDGET INCLUDES HIRING A LOBBYIST

COMMISSIONERS SHOULD CHOP LIAISON POSITION

LCBBYISTSGETTING TIRED OF FUND-RAISING EVENTS IN WANING WEEKS Of...

BLACK CAUCUS AMONG GROUPS RAISING MONEY

LOBBYING FOR HOUSING PROJECT DESCRIBED AS PROPER

BILL WOULD BAN FUNDS FOR LOBBYISTS ^^ „-«,,*, b

DEAF, HEARING-IMPAIRED URGED TO LOBBY GOVERNMENT uFFICIALS

LOBOTOMY

SEE BRAIN SURGERY

LOCAL GRASSROOTS PEACEMAKER AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO PEACE
WOMAN TO GET PEACE AWARD

LOCKS

CHH 1 5/27/1989 A 2 N D38

CHH 1 10/25/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A 3 N S17

H 2 12/20/1989 D 8 N
H 2 9/03/1989 E 1 P F S56

LOCKSMITH SUES CATES FOR PAYMENT

LOCOMOTIVES

SEE RAILROADS, N.C.

L0G °FUNT>RAISERS TO STOP AT NORTHGATE IN DURHAM

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1

1/23/1989

4/22/1989

4/22/1989

4/25/1989

9/06/1989

11/18/1989

12/07/1989

12/18/1989

12/22/1989

CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/05/1989 A
2/09/1989 C
4/03/1989 B
4/10/1989 B
4/18/1939 A
5/10/1989 B
5/10/1989 A
5/11/1989 A
5/15/1989 A
5/26/1989 C
5/26/1989 A
6/08/1989
6/13/1989
7/06/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989

1

3
1
1
16
7
1
2
4
1
4
7

N

N S69
N M06
E

N R63
N B53
N C62
N C62
N 062

N L90

N

N

N

N

N

N M20

N

E

N

E

N

N

N R63

N

N

CHH 1 9/29/1989 A 1 P N
CHH 1 7/04/1989 A 3 N

H 2 3/04/1989 A 11 N

LOGOS

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SEE ALSO CONTESTS <SEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTS)
SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, SYMBOLS
UNC HOSPITALS APPROVES NEW EMBLEM

LOGOS BOOKSTORE

EVERYTHING MUST GO; BUSINESS SWIFT FOR LOGOS BANKRUPTCY SALE, AUCTION

LOITERING

LOITERING LAW PONDERED TO BATTLE DRUGS

CITY COUNCIL PANEL APPROVES LOITERING ORDINANCE

RESIDENTS AGAIN PROTEST FIRE STATION

LET'S TRY ANTI-LOITERING LAW

COUNCILMAN QUESTIONS ANTI-LOITERING ACT

LOITERING ORDINANCE APPEARS HEADED FOR PASSAGE/LEWIS WANTS MORE STUDY

DURHAM NEEDS STRONG DRUG LOITERING LAW

COUNCIL TABLES LOITERING LAW; SEEKS MORE INPUT

ANTH.OITERING LAW REMAINS IN LIMBO

DEFENSE LAWYERS PROTEST ANTI-LOITERING PROPOSAL

ANTI-LOITERING ORDINANCE ADOPTED BY CITY COUNCIL

CITY COUNCIL APPROVES ANTI-LOITERING ORDINANCE

ANTI-LOITERING LAW SAFEGUARDS IMPORTANT

LOLLIPOP POWER INC. (BOOK PUBLISHER)

THEME OF LOLLYPOP BOOKS CONTINUES UNDER LEADERSHIP OF CAROLINA WREN...

LONDON, ENGLAND

HAMPTON COURT REFLECTS THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH GARDENS
REU GETS 2ND CHANCE AT DIRECT LONDON BRIDGE

LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING

SEE ALSO CARRBORO ROAD RACE

SEE ALSO CITY OF MEDICINE ROAD RACE

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

SEE ALSO FOOTFALLS ROAD RACE

SEE ALSO JOGGING

SEE ALSO MCPHERSON 5K FOR SIGHT AND SOUND

SEE ALSO RUN AGAINST CANCER

SEE ALSO WALKING

RAINY RUN FOR FUN

RUNNERS RETRACE STEPS OF FIRST UNC STUDENT

SHE RUNS FOR THOSE RACING AGAINST SICKLE CELL ANEMIA

SIENA HOTEL SPONSORS ROAD RACE

SWEATING FOR THE ARTS

JOG TOGS, TORCH SHINE BRIGHTLY AS GAMES' FLAME REACHES CHAPEL

WHAT IS SPORT RECREATION?

FOOTFALLS '89

LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE CALLS
SEE TELEPHONE RATES
SEE TELEPHONES, DURHAM
SEE TELEPHONES, N.C.

A LOOK BACK (CHAPEL HILL HERALD PHOTO FEATURE)

A LOOK BACK/THESE DIDN'T GET AWAY (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-16-89)

CORRECTION

A LOOK BACK/PYTHIAS OFFICERS CHOSEN

A LOOK BACK/BUSTIN' A STILL

A LOOK BACK! 'WHAT AM I BID?'

A LOOK BACK/COOLIN' OUT AT DANZIGER'S

A LOOK BACK/DEADLY ENTRANCE

A LOOK BACK/STOREFRONT POLITICS

A LOOK BACK/BUSTING A STILL

A LOOK BACK/OLD DICKSON HOUSE SITE

A LOOK BACK/KUDOS FROM JAYCEES

A LOOK BACK/INTOXICATING EXPLOSION

A LOOK BACK/CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS

A LOOK BACK/DOG DAYS

A LOOK BACK/A POSTAL ADVANCE

A LOOK BACK/EXTENDING THE LINE

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CHH 1 1/29/1989 A

3 P N M70

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H
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H
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2 10/27/1989 C
2 10/27/1989 A
2 10/30/1989 A
2 11/02/1989 A
2 11/03/1989 C
2 11/03/1989 A
2 11/07/1989 B
2 11/07/1989 C
2 11/10/1989 C
2 11/21/1989 B
2 11/21/1989 A
2 11/22/1989 A

1 N R63
1 N R63
1 M N C61
4 E
1 N C61
1 P N R63
4 E
1 C N R63
1 P N C61
1 N R63
9 N R63
1 P N C61
4 E

H

2 1/08/1989 D

3 P U H45

H
H

2 4/23/1989 E
2 8/18/1989 A

16 U
1 N K6S

H 2 1/02/1989 B 1 P P S73

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1

4/02/1989
5/04/1989
6/17/1989
6/19/1989
6/22/1989
9/20/1989
11/13/1989

N L90
N S17
N

P T44
N T77
L
P T44

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

6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/22/1989
6/29/1989
7/06/1989
7/13/1989
7/20/1989
7/27/1989
8/03/1989
8/10/1989
8/17/1989
8/24/1989
8/31/1989
9/07/1989
9/14/1989
9/21/1989

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D0UNT0WN 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/STYLES OF THE SEASON

A LOOK BACK/FINAL SESSION IN OLD COURTHOUSE

A LOOK BACK/POLITICAL FEAST

A LOOK BACK/IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION

A LOOK BACK/CHRISTMAS PAST

A LOOK BACK/FOLK FESTIVAL HEADLINERS

A LOOK BACK/CHURCH IN DEMOLITION

MAKING WAY FOR THE SUNDIAL

LOOK WHO'S TALKING (FILM)

RESPECT FOR BABYHOOD/' LOOK WHO'S TALKING'

L0°TICAUSE OF DURHAM HOSIERY MILL FIRE STILL BEING INVESTIGATED TODAY
TWO ARRESTED AFTER SOCKS STOLEN FROM HOSIERY MILL

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA
TAR HEELS PLAY IN THE LAND OF DREAMS

LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS

VALVANO, CLIPPERS AREN'T HOLDING TALKS ABOUT JOB

FERRY'S DECISION LEAVES TEAMMATES WONDERING ,_ ap ru ^

ARRIVEDERCI, DANNY; ALL-AMERICAN FERRY SNUBS CLIPPERS FOR YEAR IN ROME

FERRY'S BIG BUILDUPS 'NEW BIRD TO ROME'

DUKE'S KRZYZEWSKI PROUD OF FERRY'S FINAL DECISION

LOS ANGELES DODGERS

SEE ALSO BASEBALL

WOODSON IN RALEIGH AFTER LEAVING DODGERS

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

10/05/1989
10/12/1989
10/19/1989
10/26/1989
11/02/1989
11/09/1989
11/16/1989
11/23/1989
11/30/1989
12/07/1989
12/14/1989
12/21/1989
12/28/1989

H 2 10/20/1989 D 15 P R S92

LOS TROMPEROS HMMOS,
SI

CERAS

LOSING STREAKS

SEE ALSO DOG DAYS (SERIES)

SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS

SEE ALSO SPORTS, STATISTICS ^ ^^

AT ORANGE, THEY'RE WINNERS NO MATTER THE RECORD

TAR HEELS' BROWN GETS TIPS ON DEALING WITH STREAK FROM ONE WHO'S BEEN.
DESPITE RECORD, BROUN NOT A LOSER

LOST AND FOUND „

SEEING-EYE DOG GRETA FOUND (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-15-89)

H
H
S
H
H

LOST COLONY

SEE ALSO OUTDOOR DRAMAS
BLUEBERRY MUFFINS PLEASED FDR THAT

•37 DAY HE CAME TO LUNCH

THE LOST HONOR OF KATHARINA BLUM (FILM)

•LOST HONOR' SPEAKS LOUDLY AFTER 14 YEARS

LOTTERIES

SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSO RAFFLES
SEE ALSO SWEEPSTAKES

GUBERNATORIAL VETO AND LOTTERY BILLS BACK IN ASSEMBLY

LOTTERY BILL SHOULD BE CLIPPED __

PANEL TO AIR BILL TO CURB OBSCENE BUMPER STICKERS

CLOSE SENATE VOTE EXPECTED ON LOTTERY nT7mt„

DIRECTOR OF CHARLOTTE GROUP TRYING TO ORGANIZE OPPONENTS OF LOTTERIES

LOTTERY A GAMBLE FOR STATE FINANCES

LOTTERY BILL DRAWS ONLY MUTED CRITICISM

LOTTERY NO WINDFALL

AT ED'S STOP i GO, LADY LUCK LINGERS

2 3/20/1989 C 1
2 4/04/1989 C 3

S 2 1/02/1989 D 4 U F25

3/05/1989 C
8/02/1989 D
8/02/1989 D
8/03/1989 D
8/03/1989 D

5 N
1 F N K88
1 P U D18
1 P N
1 P N M88

2 8/24/1989 B 3 P N M88
2 6/29/1989 D 6 P P

2 2/05/1989 C 8 P N P75
2 10/18/1989 D 1 N L22
2 10/26/1989 B 1 P U F25

H 2 4/13/1989 A 1 P N P38

H 2 1/01/1989 C 14 U H49
H 2 3/03/1989 D 6 R L59

H

2

1/12/1989 D

4 F

> N

H

2

1/13/1989 A

4

E

H

2

1/20/1989 B

4

N

H

2

2/01/1989 C

1

N L40

H

2

2/08/1989 D

11

N

S

2

2/09/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

2/22/1989 D

4

N

H

2

2/24/1989 A

4

E

H

2

3/07/1989 B

1

N

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LEGISLATORS SAY MORE STATE SPENDING MEANS FINDING NEW REVENUE SOURCES

DUKE ECONOMISTS CRITICAL OF STATE LOTTERIES

LOTTERY SUPPORTERS HOPING FOR STRETCH RUN

N.C. BUDGET PROPOSAL MAY BE WAY TO LOTTERY

N.C. COULD FACE LOTTERY REFERENDUM

HOUSE VOTES TO ENACT CHANGES IN HELMET LAW

LOTTERY BILL ADVANCES FOLLOWING TENSE WORDS

N.C. SENATE VOTES TO PUT ISSUE OF LOTTERY ON NOVEMBER BALLOT

LEGISLATORS NOT SURE ABOUT VOTER INTELLIGENCE

SENATE PASSES BILL LETTING VOTERS DECIDE ON LOTTERY

N.C. HOUSE SHOULD LET VOTERS DECIDE ON LOTTERY

INSIGHT/BEWARE STATE LOTTERIES; BONANZA IS 'BANANAS'

LOTTERY TICKETS
SEE ALSO TICKETS
N.C. SENATOR'S BILL SEEKS LAWFULNESS OF LOTTERY TICKET
LOTTERY TICKET BILL WINS COMMITTEE'S APPROVAL
HOLDING LOTTERY TICKET ILLEGAL IN N.C.
BILL ON LOTTERY TICKETS SURVIVES CLOSE VOTE IN SENATE
LOTTERY BILL RIGHT APPROACH
SENATE APPROVES BILL ON LOTTERY TICKET POSSESSION
CLOSE SENATE VOTE EXPECTED ON LOTTERY

LOUISBURG, N.C.

FRANKLIN RESIDENTS ARE GETTING READY FOR LOT OF WHISTLING

LOUISBURG PROTESTS GRANVILLE LANDFILL PLAN

MOTHER HELD IN LOUISBURG SLAYINGS

POLICE SEEK MOTIVE IN CHILD SLAYINGS

RELATIVES HAVE NO CLUE IN CASE OF 3 SLAIN CHILDREN

LOUISBURG AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

SEE LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

LOUISBURG COLLEGE

PEOPLE/RHONE-POULENC PRESIDENT GETS FARM AWARD

'AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS' TO BE PRESENTED IN LOUISBURG

NEW SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS AT LOUISBURG COLLEGE

LOUISBURG COLLEGE, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT HONORS COUPLE

LOUISBURG POLICE BEPT.

LOUISBURG HIRES POLICEWOMAN

LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

LEGISLATORS INVITED TO GO ON TOUR OF FRANKLIN COUNTY
FRANKLIN CHAMBER HAVING BUSY SUMMER

LOUISIANA, ELECTIONS

DUKE HAS TO PROVE THAT HE HAS CHANGED
DON'T CONDEMN GOP

LOUVRE MUSEUM

THE NEW LOUVRE

LOVE

WHEN THE CHILD INSIDE MAKES LOVE TURN SOUR

LOVIN' SPOONFUL (BAND)

SOUNDS OF THE '60S: DAYDREAMING STILL

LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SHARE THE WARMTH PROGRAM
ENERGY ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS STARTED
FUNDS TO AID FAMILIES NEEDING ELECTRICITY

LOW-INCOME HOUSING

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HOUSING

SEE ALSO DURHAM AFFORDABLE HOUSING COALITION

SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM

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H

2 3/07/1989 B

1 P N 046

H

2 5/21/1989 A

11

N

H

2 5/21/1989 B

6

N

S

2 5/25/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2 7/28/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2 8/01/1989 B

12

N

H

2 8/03/1989 B

8

N

H

2 8/04/1989 A

1

N L40

S

2 8/07/1989 A

4

E

H

2 8/08/1989 A

1

N L40

S

2 8/10/1989 A

4

E

H

2 10/01/1989 D

1

J

H

2 1/13/1989 C

1

N L40

H

2 1/25/1989 D

4

N

S

2 1/26/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2 1/27/1989 A

13

N

S

2 1/28/1989 A

4

E

H

2 1/31/1989 B

4

N

H

2 2/01/1989 C

1

N L40

H

1 3/31/1989 C

1

N H60

H

1 4/18/1989 B

1

N T33

H

2 11/17/1989 A

1

N

S

2 11/17/1989 A

1 P N B53

H

2 11/18/1989 C

1 P N

H 2 1/12/1989 D 5 N
H 1 1/21/1989 B 1 N
H 1 8/25/1989 C 1 N H60

H 1 5/11/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 1/27/1989 C 1 N

H 1 5/03/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 8/02/1989 C 1 N H60

S 2 2/23/1989 A 4 E
H 2 2/27/1989 A 4 E

H 2 7/16/1989 E 1 P F T32
H 2 7/04/1989 B 1 P N S56
H 2 1/06/1989 D 11 P F W66

H 2 10/12/1989 C 3 N
S 2 11/04/1989 A 1 N H65

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SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.

FORUM ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING SET

NEW TANDLER PHASE IN WORKS

REFERENDUM PROPOSAL GETS POSITIVE HEARING

COUNCIL LIKES LOW-COST HOUSING PROPOSAL

ROLLING HILLS SUCCESS MEANS HOPE FOR FUTURE

STORY AND HEADLINE MISLEADING, INACCURATE

CHAPEL HILL GOVERNMENT TILTS AT WINDMILLS

MANAGER PROMOTES AFFORDABLE HOUSING

HIGH COST OF HOUSING WORRIES ALDERMEN

TOWN NEEDS HOUSING POLICY, COUNCIL TOLD

IS HOUSING EFFORT WORTH THE COST''

SHORTAGE AFFECTING ENTIRE TOWN ,.

NO ONE CAN COUNT THOSE 'DOUBLED UP'/THE OTHER DURHAM

UNC URGED TO HELP EASE LACK OF HOUSING

TOWN ASKS FOR HELP WITH HOUSING POLICY

KifW^HE^CAN^rjS UNC RESEARCH FOCUSES ON... HOME OWNERSHIP

N.Y. FINANCIAL FIRM ASKS TO AID HOUSING

HOUSING TASK FORCE LOOKING AT UNC LAND

RESULTS OF AIRPORT SURVEY DUE TONIGHT

HOUSING: AESTHETICS VS. COST?

RESIDENTS SILENT AT PUBLIC HEARING

IMPACT TAXES AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING

LOW-INCOME HOME OWNERS AIM OF LAND TRUST'S CAMPAIGN

HOME RENOVATION FOCUS OF DURHAM FUND-RAISER

HOUSING GROUP MAKES DIFFERENCE IN DURHAM

CAN WE AFFORD AFFORDABLE HOUSING? _

BALANCING FEES, TAXES A DIFFICULT CHALLENGE

DURHAM PUSHES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND INCREASES

CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL MULLS LONG-RANGE PLAN

DUKE TO INVEST $1.2 MILLION IN AFFORDABLE, LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROJECT

DUKE COMMITS $1.2 MILLION TO LOW-INCOME HOUSING

LENDERS, ADVOCATES EXPLORE LOW-COST HOUSING

$1 MILLION LOAN PONDERED BY CITY LABELED HIGH RISK

HOUSING PROPOSAL RISKY

MERGER REPORT HEARING SCHEDULED FOR MAY 16

DEVELOPER ASKS CITY FOR $1 MILLION LOAN

RENOVATED MILL KEYS EDGEHONT TURNAROUND

BUILDING A GOOD HOUSING POLICY

COUNCIL OKS TAX INCREASE OF 3 CENTS

PRICE URGES ACTION ON HOUSING CRISIS

CITY COULD LOSE FUNDS IN CCB PACT

AFFORDABLE HOMES, BY DEVELOPER SOUTH, WILL RISE AGAIN

CHAPEL HILL TREE, SHRUB BILL ONE STEP AWAY FROM BECOMING LAW

IN^GHT/DURHAM'S HOUSING DILEMMA! AFFORDABLE HOMES MAY BE HARD TO FIND
CAPITALISM WITH A HEART __ „ ^ _„.

DESPITE RISKS, CITY TO LEND MONEY FOR EDGEMONT PROJECT

LEGISLATURE RATIFIES TREE BILL ir^T

PUBLIC HOUSING PROGRAM INCLUDED IN COUNTY BUDGET

FIRM TO GET HOUSING FUNDS FOR EDGEMONT

GROUPS TO BUILD 6 LOW-INCOME HOMES

HOUSING ADVOCATES TO MEET

GROUP TO TARGET AFFORDABLE HOUSING

THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING DILEMMA

4-H DEVELOPS PROGRAM TO CUT JUVENILE CRI?€

DEVELOPERS SQUARE OFF ON MILL SITE REZONING

COUNCIL CANDIDATE PUSHES AFFORDABLE HOUSING

INCOME FORMULA THE RUB IN FAMILY LOSING RESIDENCE

HUD TO REBATE $100,000 RENT IN CHATHAM CO.

CHATHAM COMMITTEE TO FOCUS ON HOUSING

BANK WILL GIVE BOOST FOR NEIGHBORHOODS _

1ST DURHAM HOMES MAKE DEBUT IN AFFORDABLE-HOUSING PR:)GRAM

HOUSING OPENED FOR LOU-INCOME BUYERS

COUNCIL MULLS HELP FOR HOUSING

HOUSING INCENTIVES PROPOSED

HUD STRIPS DURHAM OF $188,000 GRANT

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1

S 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

S 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

H 2

S 2

S 2

CHH 1

S 2

S 2

CHH 1

H 2

S 2

H 2

H 2

H 2

H 2

S 2

H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

S 2

H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

H 2

H 2

H 2

CHH 1

S 2

S 2

S 2

H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

S 2

S 2

H 2

S 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

S 2

S 2

H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

H 2

1/03/1989
1/04/1989
1/05/1989
1/10/1989
1/10/1989
1/12/1989
1/12/1989
1/22/1989
1/24/1989
1/25/1989
1/27/1989
1/29/1989
1/31/1989
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/06/1989
2/06/1989
2/11/1989
2/14/1989
2/21/1989
2/21/1989
2/23/1989
2/25/1989 ..
2/27/1989 B
2/27/1989 A
2/28/1989
3/09/1989
3/11/1989
3/16/1989
4/06/1989
4/20/1989
4/20/19S9
4/24/1989
5/05/1989
5/09/1989
5/09/1989
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
5/19/1989
5/23/1989
5/25/1989
6/20/1989
6/23/1989
6/23/1989
6/24/1989
6/25/1989
6/27/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
6/30/1989
6/30/1989
7/05/1989
7/08/1989
7/13/1989
7/25/1989
7/29/1989
8/22/1989
8/30/1989
9/01/1989
9/09/1989
9/12/1989
9/25/1989
9/29/1989
9,10/1989
10/04/1989
10/11/1989
10/13/1989

N H90
N C62
N M70
N M70
E
L
L

N M70
N C62
N M70
E

N M70
Q Zll
N M70
N H70
N
N

N H65
N C62
N M20
E
N
E
N
N
E
E
E

N H70
N M70
N

N S92
N K65
N R63
E

N R63
N C61
N R63
E

N M70
N

N C61
N R63
N M20
N M20
F
E

N R63
N

N H65
N C61
N C61
N R63
N M70
E

N H65
N C61
N R63
N H65
N N25
N M25
E

N E33
' N S22
N M70
N C62
N R63

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STATE HELPS IN EDGEMONT REHABILITATION

AFFORDABLE HOUSING GOAL SET BY TRIANGLE COOPERATIVE PROGRAM

PERK UP HOUSING PROGRAMS

HOUSING PROJECT WINS AWARD

OPEN HOUSE „

COUNTY TO TACKLE WATERSHED, AFFORDABLE HOUSING LINKAGE

EDGEMONT SALES SHOW HOUSING NEED, SAYS SOUTH

MARSHALL BLAST PUBLIC HEARING PROCEDURE

CCB TO CREATE LOAN POOL FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSING

HOUSING PROJECT GETS FIRST GO SIGN

TAYLOR PROPOSES PUBLIC HOUSING

FIRST UNION JOINS LOW-INCOME MORTGAGE EFFORT

MARTIN TO GIVE HOUSING FUNDS, REECE SAYS

S U B J E

LOWE'S COMPANIES, INC.

LOWE'S; CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 100TH BIRTHDAY
NEW HENDERSON LOWE'S WILL OPEN IN JANUARY
LOWE'S NAMES GRESHAM TO POST

(AD)

LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SAVE LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GROUP TO PETITION COUNTY SCHOOL..,

BOARD VOTES 4-YEAR EXTENSION FOR COBLE

SUPPORTERS OF LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL HOPE TO KEEP IT OPEN

LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE MAY BE SAVED

HISTORIC ELIGIBILITY OF LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL STUDIED

LOWE'S GROVE CAMPUS DECLARED ELIGIBLE FOR HISTORIC REGISTER

GOODBYE PARTY SET AT LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL

FAREWELL PARTY

LOWE'S GROVE ALUMNI BID FAREWELL TO SCHOOL/TUESDAY TALK

FLAG DAY

"OFF WITH HER HEAD!"

LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
NIX TO NARCOTICS
HISTORY BOWL CHAMPIONS
CHAMPS AGAIN
DIGGING THE SCENE

LOWE'S GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL

LOWE'S GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL STUDENTS LISTED

CAN DO

LOWE'S GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCES HONOR-ROLL STUDENTS

LOWE'S GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL

GITHENS TAKES LOWES GROVE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL SHOWDOWN

LOWE'S GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
LOWE'S GROVE HAS SEASON OF CHAMPS

LOWES GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER

SUN SENDS SUPER SETTING FOR SOCCER SEASON IN DURHAM

LOWE'S GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK

LOWE'S GROVE GIRLS HAVE GOOD TRACK RECORD
LOWE'S GROVE HAS SEASON OF CHAMPS

LOWE'S GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL
LADY VIKINGS VOLLEYBALL TEAM CHAMPS

LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL

SEE LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL, LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE
LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE MAY BE SAVED
LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE SHOULD BE PRESERVED
FAREWELL PARTY

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S 2 10/14/1989 A
H 2 10/17/1989 C
H 2 10/27/1989 A
H 2 10/28/1989 C
S 2 11/13/1989 A
CHH 1 11/27/1989 A
H 2 11/29/1989 C
CHH 1 12/02/1989 A
S 2 12/05/1989 A
H 2 12/08/1989 C
CHH 1 12/09/1989 A
S 2 12/09/1989 C
CHH 1 12/22/1989 A

1 N C61
1 N C60
4 E
1 N K65
3 P T44
1 N S17
1 P N R63
1 P N M20
1 N E33
3 N R63
3 N
1 N E33
1 N M25

S
H
H

2 4/19/1989 F

1 10/21/1989 C

2 12/31/1989 D

9 D A
1 N H60
7 P N

H
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
S

2 1/06/1989 C
2 1/20/1989 C
2 1/20/1989 C
2 1/31/1989 A
2 2/22/1989 C
2 4/27/1989 B
2 5/17/1989 C
2 5/22/1989 C
2 5/23/1989 A
2 5/27/1989 C
2 6/03/1989 C

1 N J40
1 P N J40
1 N S92
1 P N S92

1 P N K65
7 N K65

2 D N J40

1 P P C45
6 P U W15

2 P P S76
1 P P T37

S
H
S
S

2 1/28/1989 B
2 3/01/1989 C
2 3/01/1989 A
2 4/28/1989 B

5 P P T37
7 P P S73
2 P P S73
2 P P T37

S
S
S

2 6/07/1989 A
2 6/10/1989 C
2 8/03/1989 C

7 N

3 P P L38

4 N

S

2 5/02/1989 D

4 P U A76

S

2 5/23/1989 B

6 P N A76

S

2 10/17/1989 B

4 P N A76

S
S

2 5/16/1989 B
2 5/23/1989 B

4 P N A76
6 P N A76

S

2 11/07/1989 D

6 P N A76

2 1/31/1989 A
2 2/02/1989 A
2 5/22/1989 C

1 P N S92
4 E
1 P P C45

LOWE'S INVESTMENT CORP.

SEE LOWE'S COMPANIES, INC.

LU-E-6'S BAD DOGS (RESTAURANT)

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LU-E-G'S CLOSES IN HILLSBOROUGH
LU-E-G'S LIVES!

LUMBEE INDIANS

SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C.
LUMBEES RENEW THEIR CAMPAIGN FOR RECOGNITION
SEPARATE COUNTY SUGGESTED FOR LUMBEES
DUKE STUDENTS FINED FOR PADLOCKING GATES AT GOVERNOR'S MANSION,

LUMBER RIVER _

STATE PARK SOUGHT ON LUMBER RIVER

LUMIN#UA

STUDENTS WILL LIGHT THE WAY TO EASE HUNGER IN DURHAM

LIGHTING LUMINARIES

STUDENTS' LIGHTS HELP FEED HUNGRY

SPARKING CHRISTMAS AT RESERVOIR

LUNAR ECLIPSE

MOON WILL BE IN TOTAL ECLIPSE ON AUG. 16-17
PORTUGUESE FOWL ECLIPSED

BROUN BAG BLUES CAN BE VANQUISHED

LUNCH COUNTERS
SEE ALSO FOOD
COUNTER CULTURE; DINERS COME FOR THE COMPANY

LUNG DISEASES

A TEST OF SKILLS/ 'BABY'S BREATH STUDY-
LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS (DISEASE) _ _ „,„„„ rTP^Anr^
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)

ART SALE yiLL SUPPORT LUPUS RESEARCH FUND

LUTES

LUTE PLAYER TO GIVE CONCERT TODAY

LUTHERAN FAMILY SERVICES

GROUP HOME FOR TROUBLED YOUTHS EYED

LUTRADUR

WINNING SCULPTURES IN LUTRADUR CONTEST SHOWN IN TRIANGLE

LUXFER USA LTD.

GRAHAM TO GET $15 MILLION PLANT

LYING

SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO POLYGRAPHS
AN ALLOWABLE FIB

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SPOTTED FEVER, LYME DISEASE SUMMER RISK'S
TICK-BORNE DISEASES HAVE RESIDENTS MAKING CALLS
DURHAM COUNTY WOMAN GETS CASE OF LYME DISEASE

LYMPHOMA

SEE W.SO CANCER
SURVEY PLANNED TO GUAGE CANCER RATE IN BUTNER

LYNCHBURG RED SOX (FORMERLY METS)
AVERY SPARKS BULLS TO SPLIT
RED SOX DEAL BULLS FIRST SHUTOUT OF SEASON
CHAMPION PROVIDES POWER AS BULLS RALLY PAST RED SOX
BILLS WALK TO HALT SKID
BULLS STROLL PAST LYNCHBURG
BULLS EARN SPLIT IN ONE-RUN NIGHT

S I T
N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 8/27/1989 A 3 P N M20
CHH 1 10/16/1989 A 3 P N W57

H 2 1/26/1989 B 4 N
H 2 2/08/1989 D 10 N
. .PROTEST H 2 5/17/1989 C 1 N R63

H 2 4/08/1989 A 11 N

S 2 5/10/1989 B 1 D N S92

H 2 5/29/1989 C 2 P P S73

S 2 5/29/1989 A 1 P N S92

S 2 12/19/1989 B 2 P P T32

H 2 8/08/1989 C 3 N
S 2 8/21/1989 A 4 E

S 2 8/23/1989 C 1 T F S27

H 2 2/05/1989 E 1 P F S56

CHH 1 11/04/1989 A 8 N

S 2 11/18/1989 C 1 N E33

H 2 2/08/1989 C 4 P N

S 2 9/28/1989 C 1 N H65

H 2 9/24/1989 E 9 P R G68

H 1 11/29/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 4/12/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/27/1989 C
CHH 1 6/05/1989 A
S 2 6/19/1989 A

1 D N C60
1 N S17
1 N H65

H 1 12/06/1989 C 1 P N T32

2 5/03/1989 D

2 5/04/1989 D

2 5/05/1989 B

2 5/09/1989 B

2 5/09/1989 B

2 5/11/1989 D

1 N 550

1 N

1 N

1 P N C52

1 P N P52

1 P N P75

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

BULLS STRUGGLE, SPLIT UITH LYNCHBURG

LYNDHURST FOUNDATION

LYNDHURST TEACHING GRANTS AWARDED

LYNETTE'S RESTAURANT

SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
AT LYNETTE'S, DAYS OF CHERRY COBBLER AND FATBACK BISCUITS ARE OYER

LYON PARK CENTER

MAE IOB RECALLS DURHAM'S CHANGES/THE SUN, 100 YEARS
JOBS PROGRAM SHELVED
JOB-TRAINING TRUCE SOUGHT
LET'S FIX THE FLAT TIRE

LYON PARK SCHOOL

LYON PARK SKILLS PROGRAM SUSPENDED

LYON STATION SANITARY DISTRICT

LYON STATION WATER, SEWER BILLS GOING UP

GRANVILLE BOARD DISCUSSES LYON STATION SANITARY DISTRICT POLICIES

MACARTHUR FOUNDATION

DUKE PROFESSOR GETS $275,000 FROM MACARTHUR FOUNDATION
EXPLORING THE MIDLIFE CRISIS

MACBETH (PLAY)

ITALIAN ACTOR STARS IN 'MACBETH'
'MACBETH' AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE
DUKE STAGE COMPANY'S 'MACBETH' MISSES THE MARK

MCBROOM RENTAL & HARDWARE

JOSEPH MCBROOM, OWNER OF RENTAL BUSINESS

MCCARTHY'S RESTAURANT

AT MCCARTHY'S, IT'S BEST TO STICK TO THE BASICS

MCCAULEY STREET (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
DISTRICT HEARING SLATED
CREATING A HISTORIC HEADACHE?

MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS

S.C. NEWSPAPERS DEAL REACHED

MCDONALD'S

SEE ALSO RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE (DURHAM, N.C.)
DOWNTOWN TO GET NEW MCDONALD'S
MCDONALD'S CHAIN BUYS DOWNTOWN LOT
DOWNTOWN GETS FAST LANE

LANDSCAPING LAWS DELAY MCDONALD'S CONSTRUCTION
LANDSCAPING LAWS DELAY MCDONALD'S CONSTRUCTION
RESTAURANT SITE
GROUND-BREAKING

MCDONALD'S EYES SLICE OF FAST-FOOD PIZZA TURF
ROCK IN FRY PROMPTS MCDONALD'S LAWSUIT

MCDONALD'S (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER M
HILLSBOROUGH MARKSMAN TARGETS MCDONALD'S '0'

MCDONALD'S (HILLSBOROUGH ROAD)
FAST FOOD AND 0VER-50S
CLEARING THE RECORD

MCDONALD'S (MORGAN t, RIGSBEE)
OPENING NEXT MONTH
MCOPENING
SIZZLE FIZZLES FOR RESTAURANT'S OPENING DAY

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

S 2 5/11/1989 B 1 P U P52
CHH 1 5/05/1989 A 5 N

H 2 1/15/1989 B 1 U N36

S 2 1/20/1989 B

H 2 4/06/1989 A

H 2 4/13/1989 A

H 2 5/18/1989 A

1 P F G59
4 E
4 E
4 E

H 2 4/04/1989 C 1 N C47

H 1 1/19/1989 C
H 1 3/22/1989 C

H 2 7/19/1989 C
H 2 12/21/1989 A

S 2 6/22/1989 D
H 2 6/30/1989 D
S 2 7/13/1989 D

H 2 3/20/1989 B
H 2 7/21/1989 D

CHH 1 11/13/1989 A
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A

N T33
N T33

3 P F
7 P R M31
9 R B77

12 0

5 P R D77

3 N

4 E

H 2 9/26/1989 B 5 N

S
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
C*

2 4/25/1989 A
2 4/26/1989 D
2 4/28/1989 A
2 7/14/1989 A
2 7/14/1989 A
2 8/01/1989 C
2 8/02/1989 D
2 8/07/1989 C
1 11/21/1989 A

1 M N S78
10 M N S69

4 E

1 M N C61
1 M N S78
1 P P S76

5 P P S76
1 N M06
3 N H90

CHH 1 11/17/1989 A
CHH 1 11/21/1989 A

1 P P L38
3 N U57

H
H

2 2/23/1989 B
2 2/24/1989 A

1 P F S56

2 N

H
S
H

2 11/12/1989 F
2 12/07/1989 A
2 12/08/1989 A

1 P T37

2 P P S76
1 P N N36

MCDONALD'S (NORTH ROXBORO ROAD)

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HONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N

P

DURHAM RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE HOLDS MAN FOR POLICE FOLLOWING THEFT OF CASH S

H

MCDONALD'S ALL-AMERICA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM

MCDONALD'S ALL-AMERICA STATUS OFTEN STEP TOWARD STARDOM

MCFARLING'S EXXON (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

SEARCH FOR GASOLINE LEAK CLOSES STATION FOR A DAY
SERVICE STATION SOURCE OF LEAK

MCGOWAN CREEK

REPORT: MCGOWAN SITE MORE ECONOMICAL
REACTIONS VARY TO DAM SITE PROPOSALS
PROTESTERS RALLY AGAINST ENO DAM SITE
RESERVOIR LOCATION PROBABLY DECIDED
PLANNER 'STUNNED' BY RESERVOIR DECISION
HILLSBOROUGH FORGOES APRIL PLANNING MEETING
COMMISSIONERS IGNORE RESERVOIR FACTS
ARE COMMISSIONERS HIDING SOMETHING?
PLANNERS ASK DELAY OF RESERVOIR DECISION
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD SELECTS SITE FOR RESERVOIR
PLANNING BOARD BUCKS COMMISSIONERS

MCKENZIE GROUP

♦14,000 OK'D FOR SCHOOL CONSULTANTS

MCKEVLIN AWARD

SEE ANTHONY J. MCKEVLIN AWARD

MCLENNAN'S FARM

WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT SPARKS FEARS

BOARD GRANTS DELAY FOR SUBDIVISION BID

COUNTY ENGINEER SATISFIED WITH MCLENNAN'S SYSTEM

WATERSHED 'EXPERIMENTS' QUESTIONED

THE REAL WATERSHED ISSUE

SEWER SYSTEM SAFE, TODD SAYS _ _„,

COMMISSIONERS' WATER POLICY 'ARBITRARY,' 'INCONSISTENT'

WATERSHED SUBDIVISION GETS PLANNERS' OK

OPPONENTS REGISTER DISAPPOINTMENT AT MCLENNAN'S.

HILARY PLANS CLEAR HURDLE

PLANNING BOARD HAD NO CHOICE

MCLENNAN'S FARM AGAIN FOCUS OF PUBLIC HEARING

COUNTY ASKED FOR WATERSHED MORATORIUM

SUPPORTERS SAY PROJECT MEETS ALL ORDINANCES

MCLENNAN'S FARM SPEAKERS SWORN IN

OEM'S POLICY UNCLEAR; OFFICIALS DIFFER ON MCLENNAN'S FARM

DEM! NO WATERSHED MORATORIUM/ENGINEER TOLD THAT DEM CONTINUES TO...

MCLENNAN FARM PERMIT MAY BE DECIDED TUESDAY

FOES SCREAM PROTESTS AS SUBDIVISION APPROVED _„TA MMf,

DEM LACKS WRITTEN RULES ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT, OFFICIAL SAYS

MORATORIUM COULD HIT 57X OF COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS FOLLOWED THE RULES

MaE°COURT SAYS JURY SHOULD GET CASE OF CONTAMINATED ALAMANCE WELLS

MCMAHAN ELECTRO-OPTICS

MCMAHAN ELECTRO-OPTICS ANNOUNCES MOVE TO RTP

MCMANNEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

MCMANNEN MEMBER ELECTED NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF UNITED METHODIST MEN
DURHAM CHURCH, RESTAURANT SEND HELP TO HUGO VICTIMS
DURHAM CONTINUES HUGO RELIEF EFFORTS

MCPHERSON 5K FOR SIGHT AND SOUND
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
RACE BENEFITS BLIND AND DEAF

MCPHERSON HOSPITAL _ _ __
HOSPITAL NAMES NEW CHIEF OF STAFF

(CORRECTED 7-20-89)

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E

C -PG

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I T
L Y
L P BYL

2 1/07/1989 C
2 2/26/1989 C

1 N

4 N M14

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1

6/16/1989 A
6/20/1989 A

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H

CHH 1

1/04/1989
1/05/1989
1/31/1989
4/01/1989
4/05/1989
4/08/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/18/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989

N M70
N M70

P N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20

P N M20
L
E

N M20
N M20

P N M20

H 2 4/11/1989 C 6 N

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

6/28/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

7/01/1989 A

1

? N M20

CHH 1

7/05/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

7/08/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

7/16/1989 A

4 P U

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

1

M N M20

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

7/20/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

7/20/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

7/31/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

8/02/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

8/03/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

8/03/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

8/04/1989 A

1

N C62

CHH 1

8/11/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

8/14/1989 A

3 P N D38

H 2

8/16/1989 C

1

N M20

CHH 1

8/16/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

8/17/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

8/17/1989 A

4

E

H 1

9/20/1989 C

4

N L40

H 2

4/19/1989 D

5

N K65

H 2

3/18/1989 A

7 P N

S 2

9/27/1989 A

1

N E33

S 2

10/02/1989 A

1

N E33

S 2 10/20/1989 B

7

N

H 2

2/01/1989 B

12

N

-LX630-

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

mcpherson hospital fulfilling original mission

madd
see mothers against drunken driving (madd)

mcnc at the crossroads (special series)
see also microelectronics center of n.c. (state research facility)
gold rush or bust? mcnc at the crossroads

THE BOTTOM LINE CATCHING PUBLIC'S EYE/MCNC AT THE CROSSROADS
KUHN. NEU DIRECTOR, HOPES TO IGNORE PAST, LOOK AHEAD
ARTICLE ABOUT MCNC CONTAINED INACCURACIES

MDMA (DRUG)

SEE ECSTASY DRUG

MOTHEREAD

SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
PROGRAM TO TEACH ADULTS TO READ, SO THEY CAN TELL STORIES TO CHILDREN
LITERACY PROGRAMS IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE
LITERACY PROGRAM BENEFITS MOTHERS, CHILDREN

MTV NETWORKS

MTV UNVEILS THE FUTURE IN DURHAM
RIGHT HERE, THE WORLD ACCORDING TO MTV

MACHINE GUNS
SEE ALSO GUNS
CHANGE SOUGHT IN MACHINE GUN DEFINITION
BILL TO HELP AIDS VICTIMS FACES MORE AMENDMENTS

MACY'S (NEU YORK DEFT. STORE)

ORANGE HIGH SINGERS JOIN MACY'S MARCH

MADAGASCAR

DUKE RESEARCHER STUDIES BUTTERFLIES IN MADAGASCAR

MADAME SOUSATZKA (FILM)

'MADAME SOUSATZKA': WHICH STAR SHOULD SHINE BRIGHTEST?

MADISON COUNTY, N.C.

FORMER MADISON SHERIFF NOW ON OTHER SIDE OF SUMMONS

MAGAZINES

SEE ALSO BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN (FASHIONS FOR LARGE WOMEN)

SEE ALSO NEWSWEEK (MAGAZINE)

SEE ALSO PLAYBOY MAGAZINE

SEE ALSO U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT (MAGAZINE)
GLOSSY MAGAZINE PRODUCED BY STUDENTS TO DEBUT AT DUKE
ARBITER OF GOOD TASTE; EDITOR'S OWN STYLE BREATHES NEW LIFE INTO...

MAGIC EXPRESS TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
MAGIC EXPRESS TENNIS CLUB ORIENTS DURHAM BLACKS TO TENNIS

THE MAGIC TREE: A FAMILY HOUR WITH THE ARTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL

'GRIOT'S CORNER,' MAGIC TREE OFFER A LEARNING ADVENTURE

MAGICIANS

MAGIC OR DEATH

MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING

SEE ALSO THREE-DIMENSIONAL ULTRASONIC IMAGING
NCMH MAY BUY SECOND MRI MACHINE

ALAMANCE HOSPITALS TO GET MAGNETIC RESONANCE-IMAGING SYSTEM
$1,89 MILLION IMAGING MACHINE GOING ON LINE AT COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
RTP FIRM TO SUPPLY HOSPITALS HELIUM
DIAGNOSIS WITHOUT SURGERY

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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

2 6/09/1989 B 1 P F H65

H 2 4/16/1989 A 1 P Q K65

H 2 4/17/1989 A 1 C Q K65

H 2 4/18/1989 A 1 Q K65

H 2 4/24/1989 A 4 L

H 2 6/26/1989 C 1 N N36
S 2 9/08/1989 A 4 E
S 2 11/10/1989 A 8 P N G59

H 2 3/03/1989 D 2 N
H 2 3/12/1989 E 11 P N Zll

H 2 2/16/1989 B 4 N
H 2 7/15/1989 A 6 N

CHH 1 11/25/1989 A 3 P N H90

S 2 4/21/1989 C 1 N

H 2 6/30/1989 D 4 P R L59

H 2 4/06/1989 A 12 N

H 2 3/21/1989 C
H 2 6/19/1989 B

1 P N N36
1 P F W15

S 2 6/06/1989 D 4 N A76

H 2 2/03/1989 A
S 2 12/09/1989 C

CHH 1 3/14/1989 A
H 1 6/15/1989 C
H 2 11/11/1989 C
S 2 11/27/1989 A
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A

8 P N
1 P N Yll

3 N L90
1 N H60
1 P N C60
1 N
3 P N S17

MAGNOLIA GRILL

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

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MAGNOLIA COMBINATIONS SURPRISE SUCCESSES

MAIL BOXES

SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
BOMB RIPS MAILBOX AT POST OFFICE _ _ m_

POLICE PROBE MOLOTOV BOMB, MAILBOX BLAST; POWDER AND PIPE ROCK CENTER
TWO CHARGED WITH MAKING PIPE BOMBS
HARTWELL SAYS THIEVES RAIDING MAILBOXES
BUILDING BETTER MAILBOX
FIXER-UPPER
MAILBOXES VANDALIZED

MAIL FRAUD

SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
2 MEN INDICTED FOR MAIL FRAUD

MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MAIL FRAUD
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE

SEVERAL NEW STATE LAWS USHERED IN ON NEW YEAR'S DAY

BILL TO CURB N.C. FURNITURE MAKERS FAILS TO REACH VOTE

HAIL ORDER HOUSES SHOULD BE TAXED

N.C.'S MAIL-ORDER TAX LAW NOT COLLECTING REVENUE

MUNCHIES BY MAIL

HAILBOMBS

SEE BOMBINGS, DURHAM
SEE LETTER BOMBS

MAILBOXES

SEE MAIL BOXES

MAIN STREET PARTNERS (CARRBORO, N.C.)

ARTSCENTER RECEIVES LOAN TO PURCHASE SPACE
D.A. PONDERS ARTSCENTER, LANDLORD LINK
D.A. PONDERS ARTSCENTER, LANDLORD LINK
SBI TO PROBE ARTSCENTER SITE SALE
BOARD'S KNOWLEDGE OF TRANSACTION QUESTICfCD

MAIN STREET PROGRAM

SEE ALSO N.C. MAIN STREET PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PEDESTRIAN MALLS

DOWNTOWN A VITAL ASSET, CHAMBER TOLD

RENEWAL, PRESERVATION! GOOD PARTNERS

BURLINGTON REMOVING MAIN STREET HALL

MAINE „

BOOK FOCUSES ON PROTECTING MAINE SHORES

MAINSTREAMING

SEE CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED

SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS

SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS

SEE MENTALLY RETARDED

SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, CURRICULUM

SEE SPECIAL EDUCATION

MAJOR LEAGUE (FILM) _

WHEN REAL GAME RAINS OUT, HAVE 'MAJOR LEAGUE' ON DECK

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL, DRAFT
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
THREE TAR HEELS PICKED ON DAY 1 OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL DRAFT

MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, CANCER
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DISEASES

DIONNE WARWICK SINGS FOR BENEFIT AT DUKE MARCH 30

SINGER! 'WE'VE GOT A PROBLEM HERE'

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2

2/10/1939 D

6 P R D77

H 2

1/09/1989 A

1 N M51

S 2

1/09/1989 B

1 N B53

H 2

1/17/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

3/23/1989 A

3 N

H 2

5/18/1989 C

2 P P L38

CHH 1

7/22/1989 A

3 P P L38

H 2 11/04/1989 C

2 N S22

H 3 1/12/1989 C 3 N

H 2

1/01/1989 C

1 N

H 2

5/24/1989 C

2 N

CHH 1

7/26/1989 A

4 L

S 2

7/31/1989 A

5 J Oil

H 2

12/13/1989 B

1 D N Zll

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

A/28/1989 A
12/20/1989 A
12/20/1989 A
12/29/1989 A
12/29/1989 A

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A
CHH 1 2/17/1989 A
H 1 8/03/1989 C

3 N C62
1 P N C62
1 P N M70
1 P N C62
1 N C62

3 N R63

4 E

1 P N H60

H 2 2/09/1989 C 13 N D80

H 2 4/14/1989 D 3 R S66

H 2 6/07/1989 D 2 N

H 2 2/05/1989 E 13 P N
H 2 3/25/1989 C 1 P N A54

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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

NIKKI BATTLE, 4, GETS HER WISH TO SEE GRANDMOTHER IN LOUISIANA
MAKE A WISH COMING TRUE FOR HOSPITALIZED LITTLE NIKKI

MALAGASY

SEE MADAGASCAR

MALATHION

SEE ALSO INSECTICIDE
NOTICE OF MOSQUITO SPRAYINGS TO BE GIVEN
NEW SPRAYING POLICY SHOULD EASE CONCERNS
HEALTH DEPARTMENT TOUR HIGHLIGHTS MOSQUITO, RAT HABITATS
MOSQUITO SPRAYING OPPOSED

COUNTY RESIDENTS OPPOSE USING CHEMICAL SPRAY FOR MOSQUITOES
PLAIN LANGUAGE NEEDED

SOME RESIDENTS OUT FOR BLOOD ON MOSQUITO SPRAYING
MOSQUITO SPRAYING STILL STINGS RESIDENTS
MALATHION SPRAYING FOR MOSQUITOES SUSPENDED IN CITY
BOARD HALTS MALATHION SPRAYING
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE SPRAYING IF PESTICIDE MALATHION NOT USED

MALE RAPE

SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
CENTER REACHING OUT TO MALE RAPE VICTIMS

MALLARME CHAMBER SERIES

MALLARME PLAYERS OFFERS TOUR OF SPOLETO FESTIVAL

MALLARME CONCERT MELODIC, EASY-GOING MUSIC

MALLARME CHAMBER PLAYERS DEBUTS WORK BY ROGER HANNAY

BASICALLY BACH, AND BEYOND; MALLARME PLAYERS KEEP CONTRAPUNTAL CONCERT

MALLARME PLAYERS TO CLOSE SEASON WITH A RECEPTION

MALLARME PLAYERS TO CLOSE FESTIVAL

MALLARME, ORCHESTRA BEGIN SEASONS NEXT MONTH

MALLARME TUNES FOR KIDS SUNDAY

MALPRACTICE

SEE LAWSUITS, U.S.

SEE MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

2 12/18/1989 C 1 P N C60
2 12/20/1989 C 1 P N C60

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

5/17/1989 C

1

N C60

S

2

5/17/1989 B

1 P N H65

S

2

7/20/1989 A

4

E

H

2

7/21/1989 C

1

N C60

S

2

7/25/1989 A

1

N H65

H

2

7/26/1989 C

1

N C60

S

2

7/26/1989 A

1

N H65

H

2 12/20/1989 C

1

N S69

CHH 1 2/06/1989 A 1 N M25

2/05/1989 E
2/23/1989 B
4/06/1989 D
4/13/1989 B
4/30/1989 E
7/02/1989 E
9/24/1989 E
12/03/1989 E

U U66
R L59
P
R
F

N D80
F
B W66

D10
W66

MALTA

A CRAVING FOR TRANQUILITY

MAMMOGRAPHY

SEE ALSO BREAST CANCER
SCHOOL TO OFFER MONTHLY BREAST SCREENING CLINIC
GROUP CERTIFIES HOSPITAL'S BREAST X-RAY SCREENINGS

MAN BITES DOG THEATER COMPANY

MANBITES DOG OPENS KURT WEILL 'NIGHT SONGS'

...IN MANBITES DOG 'NIGHT SONGS, STREET SONGS'

'NIGHT SONGS' IS DISTURBING BUT EFFECTIVE

SONGS LACK BITE DUE TO UNMOTIVATED CHARACTERS

DURHAM'S DOG HOLDS BENEFIT BASH

'STRANGE SNOW' ADDS HUMANITY TO THE VIETNAM WAR REPERTOIRE

•STRANGE SNOW' OFFERS WARM LOOK AT PEOPLE, LIFE

MANBITES DOG CANCELS LAST PLAY OF SEASON

DURHAM'S DOG BEING PUT OUT TO BOARDING KENNEL

MILLER PROVISION CALLS FOR PRIVATE AGENCIES LISTING STATE MONEY USE

"THE DAY ROOM"/LAUGHS, INSIGHTS— AND LOTS OF QUESTIONS

MANGUM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SEE MANGUM PRIMARY SCHOOL (BAHAMA)

MANGUM HIGH SCHOOL
50TH REUNION
REMEMBERING OLD TIMES

MANGUM PRIMARY SCHOOL (BAHAMA)
OH, CANADA!
FAIR CATCH

H 2 12/05/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1

5/04/1989 A

5 N

S

2

8/04/1989 C

1 N H65

H

2

1/20/1989 D

6 N

H

2

1/20/1989 D

16 P P

H

2

1/26/1989 B

1 R W66

S

2

1/28/1989 B

6 P R W63

H

2

5/05/1989 D

6 N

H

2

6/11/198? E

11 P R P10

S

2

6/15/1989 D

11 R B77

H

2

6/30/1989 D

6 N

H

2

7/03/1989 A

6 U U66

H

2

8/03/1989 C

1 N L40

H

2

11/10/1989 D

7 R B77

2 6/06/1989 B
2 6/21/1989 C

2 P P S73
2 P P S73

4/08/1989 C 1 P P M66
6/14/1989 B 1 P P H66

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1/01/1989

INDEX B T
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

PUCKER UP AND BLOW

MANHOLES

MANHOLE COVER POPS UP; ELECTRICAL SHORT LIKELY CAUSE
HOLE-Y SMOKE

MANHUNTS

SEE ALSO PRISONER ESCAPES, U.S.
POLICE NAB 2 IN DURHAM PAWN SHOP THEFTS
MANHUNT

SUSPECTS SNARED AFTER 7-HOUR CHASE (CORRECTED 2-5-89)
CORRECTION
CORRECTIONS

POLICE AGAIN RE-IDENTIFY PAWN SHOP THEFT SUSPECT
LAW OFFICERS FACE COMMUNICATION GAP

MANIC DEPRESSION _

SEE ALSO DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE) „,„,

CHAPEL HILL GROUP OFFERS SUPPORT TO SUFFERERS OF MANIC DEPRESSION

MANNEQUINS

LOOKING AHEAD

MANNERS

SEE ALSO RUDENESS
GUIDE ON MANNERS MAY NOT CHANGE MUCH
MISS MANNERS INVADES THE BAR

MANNING DRIVE „ „ ,Krp

SCHOOL TO INSTALL NEW PIPE FOR BOILER PLANT

TOWN-GOWN GROUP TO CONSIDER 'LINGERING' TRANSPORTATION ISSUES

MANN'S CHAPEL

LEGION CEREMONY HONORS SACRIFICES OF NATION'S VETERANS

MANPOWER

SEE JOB TRAINING

MANSLAUGHTER

SEE ALSO DEATH-BY-VEHICLE
SEE ALSO MURDER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.

HAMLET PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER, DRAWS 8-YEAR TERM

STEINBERG CASE OFFERS NO SENSE OF SATISFACTION

SIGN POST KILLS DURHAM TEEN RIDING IN CAR

MANSLAUGHTER PLEA BRINGS 3-YEAR TERM (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-12-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

ROUGEMONT MAN GETS PRISON TERM

INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED IN PEDESTRIAN DEATH

POLICE CHARGE MAN IN FATAL FREEWAY CRASH

PICKUP DRIVER CHARGED AFTER PORTERFIELD DEATH

JUSTICE ISN'T BLIND IN DURHAM COUNTY

MANUFACTURED HOUSING

SEE ALSO MOBILE HOMES _

SEE ALSO N.C. MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE

AMERICAN DREAM'S ANSWER A MOBILE HOME?

MANUFACTURED HOMES CALLED KEY TO HOUSING DILEMMA

MAPLEWOOD CEMETERY

SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, DURHAM _

CEMETERY'S FIRST CUSTOMER WANTED A BALLPARK INSTEAD

MAPS. AFRICA

SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIES)
DUKE SHIP RESCUES 27 OFF WEST AFRICA
RESEARCH TRIANGLE TRADE CENTER RECEIVES DELEGATION FROM ANGOLA

MAPS, B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE

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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S 2 6/15/1989 C 1 P P M66

2 6/28/1989 C
2 7/17/1989 A

2 N

3 P P T37

S

S

CHH

H

S

H

CHH

2/03/1989 A
2/03/1989 A
2/04/1989 A
2/05/1989 B
2/06/1989 A
2/07/1989 C
2/07/1989 A

N B53
P T37
N R63
N
N

N M51
N R63

CHH 1 7/11/1989 A
CHH 1 5/27/1989 A

S 2 12/26/1989 A
H 2 12/31/1989 D

CHH 1 2/15/1989 A
CHH 1 5/02/1989 A

3 N S17
1 P P L38

4 E
4 E

7 N

1 N L90

CHH 1 5/29/1989 A 1 P N M25

H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
S

2

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

3/07/1989 B
3/28/1989 A
5/22/1989 A
7/11/1989 B
7/12/1989 A
8/01/1989 A
8/18/1989 C
8/28/1989 C
8/29/1989 C
9/13/1989 A

5 N
4 E

1 N B53
9 N

2 N

1 N S82

3 N
1 N
1 N

4 E

H
S

2
2

1/08/1989 F
7/12/1989 B

1 P N C47
1 N H65

H

2

4/01/1989 C

1 P N P38

S
H

2
2

3/21/1989 C
9/24/1989 D

1 M N
6 M N K65

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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SEE ALSO B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
EAGLE MANAGEMENT ZONE RECOMMENDED BY CORPS AT JORDAN LAKE

MAPS, CARRBORO

FINDING SPACE FOR AN ELECTION/SUNDAY FOCUS! OPEN SPACE REFERENDUM
OFFICIALS WEIGH WATERSHED PROTECTION ALTERNATIVES (CORRECTED 8-15-89)
DOT CHARTS CARRBORO'S BIKE ROUTES
FATAL WRECK PROMPTS ALDERMAN'S CALL FOR IMPROVED ROAD CONDITIONS

MAPS, CHAPEL HILL

WATER LINE WORK PLANNED FOR ESTES

COUNCIL OF STATE DELAYS HOUSE-SWAP DECISION

CARRBORO ALDERMEN NOT HAPPY WITH REVISED ROAD PLAN

KROGER WANTS ELLIOTT RD. STORE

YOUR GUIDE FOR APPLE CHILL

FINDING SPACE FOR AN ELECTION/SUNDAY FOCUS: OPEN SPACE REFERENDUM

JOURNALISM SCHOOL RUNNING OUT OF ROOM FAST

GATEWAY PROPOSAL REVISED

THE FALL IN SPORTS

TROLLEY BUSES HIT THE STREETS IN CHAPEL HILL

SPEAKERS CRITICIZE ZONING

REC CENTER SITE DISPUTED

REZONING REVISION PROPOSED

MAPS, CHATHAM COUNTY

STATE CONSIDERS BYPASS OPTIONS FOR U.S. 15-501
PLANNER URGES GOVERNORS CLUB DELAY
PLANNING AREA EXTENSION AGAIN QUESTIONED
OFFICIALS 'BACK TO SQUARE ONE' ON PLANNING EXTENSION
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS VS. COMMUNITY INTEREST

MAPS, DUKE UNIV.

DUKE TIGHTENS SECURITY AFTER 2 RAPES

16TH ANNUAL DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC SET TODAY, SUNDAY

•FUN FAMILY FOURTH' PLANNED

A GLORIOUS FOURTH; WHERE TO ENJOY THIS HOLIDAY

NEW DORMS TO EASE DUKE HOUSING CRUNCH

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

GROUD WATER FOUND TAINTED BY DUKE DUMP

MAPS DURHAM

'GROWTH PLAN TO TARGET ROLLING HILLS HOME SALES
CITY OFFICIALS CONSIDER 2 SITES FOR RESERVOIRS
MONK JAZZ CENTER WILL GO DOWNTOWN
CAMPUS HILLS VOTE STIRS BITTER DEBATE
HERALD-SUN GAINS OPTION ON U.S. 15-501 PROPERTY
HERALD CO. PLANS MOVE TO SITE ON PICKETT ROAD
THE VEGETARIAN PERSPECTIVE; NOT SO DIFFICULT, JUST AS TASTY,..
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS

MUTUAL DEFENDS BUILDING SWAP; SAYS TAX RECORDS ON DEAL OUTDATED
HOW DURHAM FARED; THE JOY (AND HARDSHIPS) OF COOKING IN 1870
AVONDALE PLAZA GETS *6-HILLI0N EXPANSION
EXPANSION UNDER WAY AT K MART PLAZA
SCHOOLS OK DEAL FOR SERVICE CENTER
OUTER LOOP FOES ATTACK SITE PLAN FOR ENO DRIVE
CORRECTION

LUNCH ON THE LOOP; YOU CAN'T SAY THERE'S NO PLACE TO EAT DOWNTOWN
DURHAM TECH PLANS SATELLITE CAMPUS
INSIGHT/WHITHER THE BULLS?
SUMMER RECREATION (SPECIAL SECTION)
DOWNTOWN TO GET NEW MCDONALD'S
MCDONALD'S CHAIN BUYS DOWNTOWN LOT
CITY, COUNTY CONSIDER NEW BULLS BALLPARK
SATURDAY'S FUNFEST TO BENEFIT MUSEUM
DOWNTOWN TO GET DAY CARE
DAY-CARE CENTER PLANNED DOWNTOWN

TORNADO CARVES UP DURHAM; EMPLOYEES FLEE DARK CLOUD, SOUTH DURHAM STORE
TORNADO CARVES UP DURHAM; STORM LEVELS HOUSES, CUTS POWER; NO INJURIES
NICK'S CAFE PATRONS URGED TO GET HEPATITIS INOCULATION
HAPPY TRAILS; NEWEST LINK OF PLANNED 118-MILE ROCK QUARRY PATH...

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 4/28/1989 C 1 M N K65

CHH 1 4/30/1989 A 1 M N M70

CHH 1 8/11/1989 A 1 M N M25

CHH 1 8/29/1989 A 3 M N C62

CHH 1 11/14/1989 A 3 M N C62

CHH 1

2/25/1989 A

1 M N L90

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

1 M N L40

CHH 1

3/16/1989 A

1 M N C62

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

1 M N M70

CHH 1

4/16/1989 A

12 M I

CHH 1

4/30/1989 A

1 M N M70

CHH 1

7/18/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

8/02/1989 A

1 M N M70

H

2

8/27/1989 F

10 M I

CHH 1

9/05/1989 A

1 M N M70

CHH 1

10/18/1989 A

1 M N M70

CHH 1

10/19/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

11/30/1989 A

1 M N M70

CKH 1

2/01/1989 A

1 M N M25

CKH 1

2/03/1989 A

1 M N H25

CHH 1

8/08/1989 A

3 M N M25

CHH 1

8/18/1989 A

1 M N M25

CHH 1

10/15/1989 A

1 M N M25

H

2

2/01/1989 A

1 M N N36

H

2

5/20/1989 C

1 P N K30

S

2

6/29/1989 D

11 P F B71

H

2

6/30/1989 D

12 P F Zll

H

2

8/21/1989 B

1 P N N36

H

2

8/27/1989 F

10 M I

H

2 11/15/1989 A

1 N N36

S

2

1/07/1989 A

1 M N H70

S

2

1/10/1989 A

1 M N H70

S

2

1/16/1989 A

1 M N H70

S

2

1/18/1989 A

1 M N H70

S

2

2/07/1989 A

1 M N H70

H

2

2/08/1989 A

1 M N A54

H

2

2/15/1989 B

1 M F S56

H

2

2/19/1989 A

1 C N C60

H

2

3/01/1989 A

1 M N S69

H

2

3/01/1989 B

1 P F U66

S

2

3/20/1989 A

1 P N S92

H

2

3/21/1989 C

1 M N

S

2

3/21/1989 A

1 P N S92

S

2

3/23/1989 A

1 M N H70

S

2

3/24/1989 A

2 N

H

2

3/27/1989 A

6 P F Zll

S

2

3/29/1989 A

1 M N S92

H

2

4/16/1989 D

1 D F A20

H

2

4/25/1989 D

1 P F

S

2

4/25/1989 A

1 M N S78

H

2

4/26/1989 D

10 M N S69

S

2

4/27/1989 A

1 M N P52

H

2

4/28/1989 D

4 M N

5

2

4/28/1989 A

1 M N S92

H

2

4/29/1989 C

1 M N A54

H

2

5/06/1989 A

1 P N C47

H

2

5/06/1989 A

1 M N

H

2

5/10/1989 A

1 M N R63

H

2

5/19/1989 C

2 M N Bll

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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N
P

CITY BUYS LAND FOR PROPOSED MONK JAZZ INSTITUTE H

SOUTHCHEM LANDFILL 'HAZARDOUS' H

LIBRARY OFFICIALS SEEK $280,000 FROM COUNTY FOR SOUTHWESTERN BRANCH H

DURHAM GETTING WAL-MART STORE f

EAST END PURSUING NEW SCHOOL BUILDING S

LANDFILL EXTENSION WON'T INTERRUPT ENO PARKWAY S

OAK'S WITH ROOTS IN HISTORY SPARED S

WORK WILL BEGIN ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL f

PATH OF DURHAM 1-85 SKIPS 2 NEIGHBORHOODS S

DURHAM OFFICIALS BACK HUD RENT FEE INCREASE S

DURHAM CONSIDERS RENOVATING BALLPARK H

DURHAM CONSIDERS RENOVATING BALLPARK H

COMMUNITY TO HAVE SAY ON ENO DRIVE H

LANDSCAPING LAWS DELAY MCDONALD'S CONSTRUCTION S

LANDSCAPING LAWS DELAY MCDONALD'S CONSTRUCTION S

HARRIOTT TO BUILD RTP RESIDENCE INN §

DURHAM TO DOUBLE SEWAGE TREATMENT S

LANDFILL NOT CONTAMINATING WELL WATER, COUNTY SAYS H

FATE OF OAKS ON CLUB BLVD. REMAINS UNSETTLED _ H

ABRAM SEEKS COUNTY FUNDS TO DEVELOP AMERICAN SITE §

DOWNTOWN STREET LOSES PARKING SLOTS S

OAKS OR LAND MUST GO FOR ROAD ___ M„, ?

THE HOMESTEAD GARDEN; TONICS, FLAVORINGS AND CURES FROM THE HERB PATCH H

CITY TO ACCEPT MORE PARK BIDS __ S

DURHAM COUPLE FIGHTING NEIGHBORHOOD'S DRUGS H

THE DURHAM CITY-COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION H

FESTIVAL BRINGS MUSIC AND CRAFTS DOWNTOWN TODAY H

GARRETT ROAD CLOSING CLOGS JORDAN TRAFFIC, §

PROPOSED FIRE STATION GETS COLONY PARK HOT S

1989 PARADE OF HOMES LOCATOR MAP H

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAS ENO DRIVE 'IN THE LOOP' S

GROUP HOME BEGINS CONSTRUCTION §

FUNERAL HOME TO BURY DURHAM GRILL S

COUNTY BOARD ENDORSES VOTE ON BALLPARK BONDS H

TWO RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES ON DRAWING BOARDS H

WAREHOUSE PRICE SAID *17 MILLION f

RESIDENTS AGAIN PROTEST FIRE STATION §

MENTAL-HEALTH BOARD OKS TALKS WITH GROUP-HOME FIRM S

PLAN TO CLOSE WATTS ELEMENTARY BLASTED H

MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE/A GRAND WEEKEND FOR A GRAND OPENING H

DURHAM TECH SEEKS NORTH CAMPUS £

PILOT SURVIVES CRASH NEAR RDU „ „^„- 5

PLANE CRASHES, BURNS NEAR RDU; PILOT WALKS AWAY FROM WRECKAGE H

COUNTY EYES SITES FOR JAIL DOWNTOWN _ S

GROWING CITY, WHITETAIL HERDS CROSSING PATHS H

CARCINOGENS FOUND SEEPING INTO WELLS/CONTAMINATED WATER SAMPLES H

COUNTY SEEKS TAX-EXEMPT BONDS FOR NEW BALLPARK S

POTENTIAL SITE FOUND FOR UNIVERSITY FORD H

MAPS HJRHAH COUNTY

'l-85 WAS DURHAM'S MOST USED ROAD IN 1988, ENGINEERS SAY
PROPOSED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REDISTRICTING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY REDISTRICTING PROPOSAL
OLD FARM RESIDENTS FIGHT 2-SCHOOL PLAN

COUNCIL CONSIDERING STREET, PARKS 'IMPACT FEES' ATmmAliri- , TViCC
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS; BOARD OF EDUCATION TO CONSIDER.. .ATTENDANCE LINES
SCHOOLS' WOODCROFT PLAN DUE FINAL AIRING TONIGHT
COUNTY DENIES HISTORIC RANK FOR HERNDON
MARTIN TO ATTEND ORGANCN DEDICATION
HOUSE GIVES HIGHWAY BILL PRELIMINARY GREEN LIGHT
DURHAM SANITATION UP TO ITS NECK IN TRASH
7 PRIVATE INCINERATORS BURN NUCLEAR WASTE

ENO DRIVE FUNDING MAY BE CUT FROM LIST ^.^^
NEW HOPE CREEK FLOODPLAINS TARGET FOR PRESERVATION AMONG DEVELOPMENT
TOWNSHIP PLANNERS SEEK INPUT
PLANNERS WEIGH FUTURE OF RURAL TOWNSHIP
DURHAM CITY-COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
HOTEL PLANS SUITES ON OLD PAGE ROAD
OIL COMPANIES MAY DRILL HERE

D — BATE-

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L P BYL

5/23/1989 C
5/25/1989 A
6/02/1989 D
6/11/1989 B
6/12/1989 A
6/13/1989
6/15/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
7/04/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/14/1989
7/14/1989
7/18/1989
7/26/1989
8/06/1989
8/15/1989 B
8/15/1989 A
8/15/1989 C
8/15/1989 C
8/16/1989 B
8/19/1989 A
8/25/1989
8/27/1989
9/16/1989
9/18/1989
10/06/1989
10/14/1989
10/14/1989
10/16/1989
10/17/1989
10/19/1989
10/22/1989
10/26/1989
10/27/1989
10/27/1989
11/02/1989
11/03/1989
11/13/1989
11/14/1989
11/15/1989
11/17/1989
11/18/1989
11/23/1989
11/28/1989
12/20/1989

1/17/1989 A

2/03/1989 A

2/05/1989 A

2/17/1989 A

3/09/1989 A

3/12/1989 B

3/13/1989 A

3/16/1989

4/12/1989

6/01/1989

6/22/1989

6/25/1989

7/11/1989

7/26/1989

7/30/1989

7/31/1989

8/27/1989

9/11/1989

9/13/1989

1 M N
1 M N C47
8 P F W66
5 M N
1 M N M06
1 M N S92
1 M N C61

M N C61
M N S92
N C61
N C61
N N36
N M88
N N36
1 M N C61
1 M N S78
1 M N C61
1 M N C61
1 D N Bll
1 M N R63
1 M N M06

M N C61

M N C61

D F S56

M N C61

M N S22

M A

1 M N U66

1 M N E33

1 M N C61

M A
M N

M N H65
P N E33
M N S69
1 M N N36
1 M N C61
1 M N C61
1 M N H65
1 M N C47
24 P F M60
C N H65
P N B53
N H60
M N H65
M N H60
. M N S69
1 M N H65
1 M N R63

1 M N 046

8 M M
11 M M

1 P N S92
1 M N H70

9 M M

1 M N J40
1 M N H65
1 M N
1 M N L40
1 M N Bll
1 M N K65
1 M N C61
N C60

1 M
1 M
1 M
11 M
1 M

N R63
N H65
A
N H65

1 M N C61

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJE

WATER NEAR DUKE DUMP CALLED 'SAFE'

MAPS, GRANVILLE COUNTY

ELECTIONS IN GRANVILLE DRAW 12 CANDIDATES

STEM TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION PLANS ON MONDAY NIGHT

MAPS, HILLSBOROUGH

SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.
DEVELOPER PLANS 200-ACRE PROJECT NEAR 1-40, OLD 86
GET HOG WILD ABOUT HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH! (SPECIAL SECTION)
HILLSBOROUGH HOG DAY

CATES FIGURES 73X ON WEST HILL AVENUE SUPPORT CHANGES
TOW, COUNTY NOT OF ONE MIND ON GROWTH AREA
WHICH DIRECTION IN THE FUTURE?
DIFFERENT APPROACH, BUT SAME PROBLEMS
CATES5 WHERE TO FROM HERE?

MAPS, INTERNATIONAL

COLOMBIA ISN'T BOLIVIA

DURHAM STUDENT SEES BLOODY BEIJING SCENE

CHARTING THE NAMES

TOYAMA IS DURHAM'S NEW SISTER

SETTING SAIL FOR PEACE; BYNUM STORYTELLER TO BE ON DECK...

HAPS N C

'CONSULTANT: LAND-USE CONTROLS BEST WAY TO PROTECT WATER SUPPLY
CRITIC CALLS 65 HPH LIMIT A 'TRADE-OFF'
1-85 DEFINES ALAMANCE TRAFFIC VOLUME
SOUL CITY PROJECT HAY ADD 1,300 JOBS
ROXBORO IS CENTER OF PERSON COUNTY TRAFFIC PATTERN
BUTNER-CREEDMOOR TRAFFIC MATCHED OXFORD'S IN 1988
15-501 TO GET TURNING LANES

REGULATION OF TOXIC EMISSIONS URGED; ADVOCACY GROUP UNVEILS RESULTS...
HERALD-SUN MAKES FIRST VENTURE OUTSIDE DURHAM
SWORD OF PEACE PLAY OPENS ITS 16TH SEASON ON THURSDAY EVENING
WAKE GETS BASEBALL TEAM
AUTUMN COLORS: WHERE TO LOOK
MOTHER CHARGED WITH MURDER

MAPS, N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.
NCCU ACADEMIC CALENDAR, 1989-90/NCCU»S YEAR IN SPORTS
NCCU TRUSTEES OK CONSTRUCTION PLAN

MAPS, ORANGE COUNTY

ENNIS' BODY FOUND NEAR HILLSBOROUGH

GLAXO PLANS ORANGE ANIMAL 'FACILITY'

WATER BOUNDARY AGREEMENT CERTAIN, OFFICIALS PREDICT

OFFICIALS DEFEND GARBAGE STRATEGY

DUKE'S PLAN WOULD SAVE MUCH OF FOREST/SUNDAY FOCUS

1-85 HAS LEAD IN TRAFFIC COUNTS

MORE DUMP SITES TO CLOSE

640-ACRE TRACT MARKED FOR OPEN SPACE

ONE SITE POPULAR, AIRPORT CONSULTANTS SAY

HORACE WILLIAMS 21ST SITE ON AIRPORT CONSULTANTS' LIST

OFFICIALS, FARMERS LIKE USING SLUDGE ON LAND/SUNDAY FOCUS: SLUDGE..,

COMMISSIONERS PLAN JUNE AIRPORT CHOICE

CHEEKS AIRPORT SITE CHOSEN

FLYING THE UNFRIENDLY SKIES/SUNDAY FOCUS: COUNTY AIRPORT

WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT SPARKS FEARS

CITY-COUNTY TENSIONS STILL SPLIT ORANGE CO. (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-31-89)

CORRECTION

COUNTY PLANS TO OPEN FOUR REGIONAL DUMP SITES BY SEPTEMBER

STORY 'JUST BEGINNING TO BE TOLD '/DISCOVERY REVEALS EARLY ENO RIVER...

WATERSHED SUBDIVISION GETS PLANNERS' OK

AMBERLY: A NAME NOT SOON FORGOTTEN/SUNDAY FOCUS! AMBERLY

CRITICS WOULD BYPASS NEW ROAD

APS WILL SEEK PERMIT FOR ANIMAL SANCTUARY

PILOT'S PRE-CRASH INTENTION UNCLEAR

8,300 SUBJECT TO PROPOSED WATERSHED PLAN

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I T

N E

E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S 2 12/29/1989 A

1 M N E33

H 1

3/04/1989 C

1 M N T33

H 1

4/14/1989 C

1 M N T33

CHH 1

1/06/1989 A

1 M N R63

CHH 1

6/14/1989 B

1 M F

CHH 1

6/17/1989 A

1 M M

CHH 1

10/17/1989 A

3 M N W57

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

H 2

5/15/1989 A

4 ML

S 2

6/06/1989 A

1 M N M06

H 2

6/22/1989 A

4 E

S 2

6/28/1989 A

1 M N C61

H 2

7/13/1989 B

1 P N Zll

S 2

1/06/1989 A

1 M N H65

CHH 1

1/20/1989 A

1 MN L90

H 1

2/14/1989 C

1 M N 046

S 2

2/14/1989 A

1 M N M06

H 1

2/15/1989 C

1 M N 046

H 1

2/16/1989 C

1 MN 046

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

1 M N M25

H 2

2/28/1989 A

1 CN C60

H 2

3/30/1989 D

1 M N C49

H 1

6/20/1989 B

1 M N H60

H 2

9/13/1989 A

1 M N L40

H 2 10/15/1989 A

1 M M

S 2 11/16/1989 A

1 M N B53

H 2

8/20/1989 C

4 M F

S 2 11/16/1989 A

1 M N E33

CHH 1

1/11/1989 A

1 P N R63

CHH 1

1/22/1989 A

1 M N H90

CHH 1

1/29/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

2/26/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

2/27/1989 A

1 M N 046

CHH 1

3/11/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

4/06/1989 A

1 M N M70

CHH 1

4/15/1989 A

1 M N L90

CHH 1

4/15/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

1 M N L90

CHH 1

4/26/1989 A

1 M N L90

CHH 1

5/16/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

5/21/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

5/28/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

6/23/1989 A

3 P N H90

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

7/23/1989 A

1 M N C62

CHH 1

8/09/1989 A

1 M N D38

CHH 1

8/11/1989 A

3 M N S17

CHH 1

8/13/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

8/23/1989 A

1 M N M20

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BOARD DEBATES WATERSHED ISSUE; CONSIDER LONG HAUL, CAREY SAYS

OFFICIALS VEXED BY SLUDGE SITES

WATERSHED DECISIONS?/WILL ZONING LIMITS HOLD UP IN COURT?

VA. RULING SUPPORTS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS __4

IMPLEMENTING ZONING RESTRICTIONS REQUIRES »A HAJOR COMMITMENT'

OFFICIAL TAKES IN SLUDGE OPERATION

OWASA HEAD ADVISES CAUTION

MAPS, PERSON COUNTY

SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C.
PERSON AIR CRASH KILLS 2 GTE PILOTS
2 GTE EMPLOYEES KILLED IN PERSON JET CRASH
INVESTIGATORS SEEK CLUES IN DEBRIS OF GTE JET CRASH

MAPS, RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT _^ „___.

PRIVATE TWIN-ENGINE PLANE CRASHES NEAR RDU MINUTES AFTER TAKEOFF

MAPS, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
DURHAM COUNTY WILL GET REICHHOLD HEADQUARTERS
HARRIS BUYS GE CENTER IN RTP
GE MAY OPEN RTP JET-ENGINE PLANT
DEVELOPER MAY LURE IBM TO ADD TRIANGLE FACILITY
U.N. OF COMFANIES SPROUTS AROUND DURHAM
2,500 ACRES STILL AWAIT USE IN RTP

MAPS, TREYBURN

SEE ALSO TREYBURN

TREYBURN5 one family— and growing

MAPS TRIANGLE

'ACTIVIST TOUTS ALTERNATIVE TO TRAFFIC LOOPS

MAPS U S

'ENGINE FALLS OFF PLANE ON FLIGHT TO CHARLOTTE _ „_

MAP PUBLISHER DECRIES CURRENT STATE OF STUDENTS' GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE
ABORTION LAWS WEAKENED; STAGE SET FOR BATTLE IN STATE
INSIGHT/LITTLE CHANGE IN MIAMI SINCE RIOTS SWEPT IT
DURHAM ISSUES FLOOD ALERT
QUAKE EXPERT AT DUKE: CALIF. LUCKY THIS TIME
•THE BIG ONE' WILL BE 10 TIMES AS POWERFUL

MARATHONS

SEE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING

MARBLE PALACE

'MARBLE PALACE' KEEPS BOYS, GIRLS APART

MARCH OF DIMES

^,000 VOLUNTEERS EXPECTED TO HELP MOTHER'S MARCH OF DIMES THIS MONTH
MARCH OF DIMES WALK SET TODAY AT GOVERNORS INN
HER TRAVELS HAVE A MISSION

MARCH OF DIMES SUPERWALK

WALK TO RAISE MONEY FOR MARCH OF DIMES

MARCO POLO (RESTAURANT)

DINERS ARE ADVISED TO STICK TO CHINESE

MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL (HENDERSON, N.C.) _T„,. ,._„-...,
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS)
COMPUTER LINKS DUKE, VANCE HOSPITALS
HOSPITALS SUED OVER SPOTTED FEVER DEATH
MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL OFFERING LIFELINE

MARIAKAKIS RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

MARIAKAKIS - IT'S CHEAP, IT'S GOOD, IT'S GREEK

MARIA'S PIZZA (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C!

CHH 1 9/22/1989
CHH 1 11/10/1989
CHH 1 11/26/1989
CHH 1 11/26/1989
CHH 1 11/26/1989
CHH 1 12/01/1989
CHH 1 12/01/1989

M N M20
M N M20
M N M25
C N M25
N M25
P N M20
M N M70

S 2 10/02/1989 A
H 2 10/03/1989 A
S 2 10/04/1989 B

1 P N E33
1 M N
1 M N C61

H 2 8/11/1989 A 1 M N S69

H
S
S

s

S

s

2 6/28/1989 A
2 7/06/1989 A
2 7/25/1989 A
2 8/08/1989 A
2 10/02/1989 A
2 11/01/1989 A

1 P N K65
1 M N
1 M N M06
1 M N C61
1 M N S78
1 H N E33

H

2 8/20/1989 C

1 M N Bll

CHH 1 11/27/1989 A

1 M N S17

H 2 1/21/1989 A
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A
H 2 7/04/1989 A
H 2 7/23/1989 D
S 2 9/21/1989 A
H 2 10/18/1989 A
S 2 10/18/1989 A

1 M N
3 P N S17
1 M N R63
1 M F
1 M N B53
1 M N M51
1 M N B53

S 2 4/19/1989 G 9 F S92

H 2 2/07/1989 C 6 N
H 2 4/22/1989 C 6 N
CHH 1 4/25/1989 A 1 P N C62

H 1 5/13/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 12/15/1989 D 10 P R 052

H 1 6/03/1989 C 1 N D80
H 2 7/04/1989 C 1 N S69
H 1 9/12/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 6/23/1989 D 7 P R D77

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SUBJECTS

HILLSBOROUGH'S MARIA'S PIZZA FACES EVICTION
PIZZA WARS IN HILLSBOROUGH
NEW PLACE, SANE MENU

MARIE AUSTIN REALTY COMPANY

MARIE AUSTIN REALTY COMPANY (AD)

MARIJUANA, ARRESTS

SEE ALSO DRUGS, ARRESTS
WEAPONS CHARGES MAY FOLLOW DOPE RAID
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN FACES MARIJUANA CHARGE
POLICE LOG/3 CHARGED WITH POT POSSESSION
POLICE LOG/POT SEIZURE SUSPECTS AT LARGE
POLICE LOG/LOCAL MAN CHARGED FOR GROWING POT
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES CHARGE OF SALE OF MARIJUANA
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH GROWING MARIJUANA
DURHAM MARIJUANA ARRESTS TOP THOSE FOR COCAINE
PUBLIC HOUSING SITE OF DRUG HOUSE BUST
POLICE NAB BURNS, CONFISCATE DRUGS

MARIJUANA, CROPS
SEE ALSO CROPS
TURF FIGHT ERUPTS IN WAR ON DRUGS
'WAR' ON DRUGS IS REAL

CHATHAM DEPUTIES, SBI AGENTS DISCOVER $40,000 IN MARIJUANA
POLICE LOG/STORE MONEY BAG SNATCHED WHILE EMPLOYEE DISTRACTED
RENEW DRUG FIGHT - LT. GOV.

MARIJUANA, RESEARCH
SEE DRUGS, RESEARCH

MARIO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT

25 YEARS OF SERVING GREAT ITALIAN CUISINE/'PAUNCH'

AT MARIO'S

MARKET HOUSE (FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.)
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
THE SMEARING OF DURHAM

MARKETING INDUSTRY

SCHOOL TO HOLD MARKETING SEMINARS

MARKETPLACE '89

EXHIBITION, TRADE SHOW SETj BILLED AS CITY'S LARGEST

SHOW LOGO

DURHAM LEADERS BUSY PLANNING CITY'S FIRST BUSINESS EXPOSITION

FESTIVE ATMOSPHERE TO MARK BUSINESS FAIR (CORRECTION PRINTED 9-30-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

MARKETPLACE '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)

MARKETPLACE '89'S TWO-DAY TRADE FAIR DRAWS 170 BUSINESSES

TRADE FAIR DRAWS HUNDREDS

THOUSANDS VISIT OPENING DAY OF MARKETPLACE '89

CHAMBER ALREADY PLANNING A 1990 BUSINESS-TRADE FAIR

BUSINESS EXPO LEAVES EXHIBITORS TIRED, BUT HAPPY

BUSINESS-TRADE FAIR BIG HIT IN DURHAM

MARKETPLACE '89 CONFERENCE SET

MARK'S CAFE AT FIVE POINTS
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT WILL OPEN TOMORROW
LUNCH ON THE LOOP; YOU CAN'T SAY THERE'S NO PLACE TO EAT DOWNTOWN

MARRIAGE LICENSES

LICENSING THE VOWS

MARRIAGE PROPOSALS
SEE ALSO WEDDINGS
DURHAM WOMAN ACCEPTS AIRPLANE BANNER PROPOSAL

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CHH 1 7/22/1989 A
CHH 1 7/23/1989 A
CHH 1 9/14/1989 A

1 P N M20
4 E
3 P N H90

S 2 4/19/1989 H 4 A

CHH 1 1/04/1989 A

3

N R63

CHH 1 2/07/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1 4/10/1989 A

2

N

CHH 1 4/19/1989 A

10

N

CHH 1 6/25/1989 A

9

N

CHH 1 8/22/1989 A

7

N

CHH 1 9/12/1989 A

7

N

H 2 10/08/1989 A

1

N S82

CHH 1 10/14/1989 A

3

N C62

S 2 11/01/1989 A

1

N B53

H 2 4/30/1989 B

1

N

S 2 8/19/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1 9/01/1989 A

1 P N M25

H 2 10/10/1989 B

14

N M51

CHH 1 10/19/1989 A

1

N

S 2 12/29/1989 D 10 P R C09

4/11/1989 A
4/12/1989 C
4/13/1989 A
4/14/1989 B
4/20/1989 A

N L40
P N N36
N
N
E

CHH 1 3/03/1989 A

2 7/25/1989 B
2 7/25/1989 A
2 8/16/1989 D
2 9/29/1989 C
2 9/30/1989 A
2 10/01/1989 G
2 10/03/1989 B
2 10/03/1989 A
2 10/04/1989 C
2 10/05/1989 C
2 10/05/1989 C
2 10/07/1989 A
2 11/02/1989 B

1
2
6
1

2

1
1
1
1
1
10
4
6

S22

N S69
P K30
N
N
N
F

N S22
N E33
N S22
N E33
N S22
E
N

S 2 2/27/1989 C 1 N
H 2 3/27/1989 A 6 P F Zll

H 2 8/17/1989 A 4 E

H 2 1/04/1989 D 9 N

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MARRIAGES , INTERNATIONAL

EATS (CETS UEST ... AT T>£ ALTAR

MARRIAGES, N.C.

YOU LOVE THEM DESPITE THE FACT THAT THEIR FEET ARE LIKE ICE

MARRIAGES, U.S.

SEE ALSO FAMILY STRICTURE
SEE ALSO UNMARRIED COUPLES
SEE ALSO WEDDINGS
DUKE BOOK TO EXAMINE METAPHORS ABOUT MARRIAGE

MARRIOTT CORP. _„ .

MARRIOTT TO BUILD RTP RESIDENCE INN
MARRIOTT CUTS BACK STYROFOAM USE AT UNC
UNC PROGRAM GIVES *TGIF' NEU MEANING

CHH 1 2/04/1989 A 3 P N C62

CHH 1 9/17/1989 A 3 U

S 2 10/05/1989 A 6 F

S 2 7/18/1989 A 1 M N C61
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 10/06/1989 A 3 N

MARS

...MARS IS... JUST LIKE HOME! (CARTOON)

MARSHALL AND KOKE
ANTICIPATION

MARTIN COUNTY, N.C.

AN EXAMPLE FOR ORANGE COUNTY?

m™^£?h&*g>-J$!\6 FOR KING BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
GROUPS TO GET HONOR IN KING CELEBRATION
KING UEEK TO FEATURE LECTURES, BANQUET
CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS TO REUNITE
NAACP WANTS KING OBSERVANCE
MOST FIRMS TO OPEN ON KING'S BIRTHDAY
SOME CAN'T AFFORD KING HOLIDAY
MARCH, SPEECHES TO HONOR KING „„ATTnu,
CIVIL RIGHTS COMMITMENT URGED *FOR DURATION'
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS

OCIM SERVICE TO HONOR KING __
ACTIVISTS SAY KING'S HOPE UNFULFILLED
1,000 IN DURHAM MARCH FOR KING _
MEMORY OF KING KEEPS RACIAL JUSTICE GOAL ALIVE
YEARS LATER, ACTIVISTS MEET IN DURHAM
RALEIGH MARCH HONORS CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HOLDS KING OBSERVANCE
DURHAM TAKES TIME TO RECALL KING'S EFFORTS
MARCHERS URGED TO KEEP DREAM ALIVE
pcpcrajA] TOUCH

MIXEDSIGNALS) SPEAKER AT KING CEREMCW SAYS HE HAS 'WAIT-AND-SEE. . .
HOLIDAYS ARE HOLIDAYS ONLY WHEN THE BOSS SAYS SO; NO LAW REQUIRES...
WOMAN SAYS FIRM FIRED HER FOR TAKING KING HOLIDAY OFF
CFS HONORS KING IN ITS SPECIAL WAY

C^^B^LLWCH^TER^TESTER MARKS MARTIN LUTHER KING BIRTHDAY

KING RESOLUTIONS ON AGENDA

BILL WOULD BE SETBACK IN RACIAL RELATIONS

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL LECTURE

NATIONAL AUTHOR JUNE JORDAN TO SPEAK IN CHAPEL HILL
POET JUNE JORDAN TO GIVE UNC KING MEMORIAL ABDRESb

MARTINI'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT rAf,TA

AT MARTINI'S, OPEN WIDE FOR EITHER TALK OR PASTA

MARXISM

SEE ALSO COMMUNISM
MARXISM STILL ALIVE

MARY DUKE BIDDLE FOUNDATION

H 2 7/23/1989 D 4 T T C50

H 2 8/01/1989 A 7 P P K30

CHH 1 8/13/1989 A 4 E

H
S
H
H

S

S

H

H

H

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2

CHH 1
CHH 1

1/04/1989 C

1/05/1989 B

1/06/1989 C

1/07/1989

1/09/1989

1/11/1989

1/12/1989

1/14/1989

1/14/1989

1/14/1989

1/14/1989

1/16/1989

1/16/1989

1/16/1989

1/17/1989

1/17/1989 B

1/17/1989 A

1/17/1989

1/17/1989

1/17/1989

1/18/1989

1/19/1989

1/19/1989

1/20/1989

1/21/1989

1/23/1989

4/28/1989

5/06/1989

3/14/1989 A
3/28/1989 A

1

6
2
4

C
U

1

4
1
4
1
2
1
1
4
1
4
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
8
4
1

10
4

N C47
N

N U80
N
N
N
E
N
N

N L90
N

N C47
N H65
E

N C47
N

N L90
N M06
N H65
P K30
N S17
N M06
N M06
U T37
E

N R63
N
E

H 2 5/19/1989 D 5 P R D77

H 2 12/29/1989 A 4 E

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DUKE CHAPEL IN GLASS

MARY KAY COSMETICS

MARY KAY NO AYATOLLAH

MARY TURNER LANE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
UEGNER, WEISS NAMED RECIPIENTS OF LANE AWARD

MASON FARM HOMESTEAD

PARKING LEASE EXTENDED FOR TOWN

MASON FARM ROAD (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

OFFICIALS SAY RADIOACTIVE SITE PROBLEM 'INSIGNIFICANT'

MASON FARM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

OWASA GEARS UP FOR $4,6 MILLION PLANT PROJECT
OWASA ADDS $200,000 TO PATENT SUIT COSTS

MASONBORO ISLAND

STATE EFFORT TO BUY MORE OF ISLAND CRITICIZED

MASONS

SEE ALSO ST. JOHN'S DAY
DOSSETT ELECTED MASONIC LEADER

MASS MURDERS

SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
ORGANIZED MASS MURDER; PRESIDENT SHOULD SHOW TOUGHNESS TOWARD CHINA

MASS TRANSIT

SEE ALSO REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, U.S.
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE EXPRESS

CLEMENTS TAR HEELS NEED TO GET ON RIGHT TRACK

CLEMENT'S IDEA WORTH PURSUING

ALL ABOARD! STATE WANTS COUNTY ON TRANSIT PANEL THAT WOULD GUIDE AREA...

COUNCIL ENDORSES TRANSIT AUTHORITY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BILL OK'D BY HOUSE PANEL; GASOLINE TAX IGNORED

TRIANGLE TRANSIT BOARD NEEDS TO MOVE AHEAD

CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT TO ADD UNC SHUTTLE

GAS TAX DROPPED FROM TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL

TRAIN-TO-PLANE WAY TO GO

MASS TRANSIT FUNDING PLAN IS A GOOD ONE

GETTING AROUND THE TRIANGLE

ROYALL HITS BRAKES ON TRANSIT BILL

CITY PANEL OKS TRANSIT CONSULTANT

MASS TRANSIT PILOT FUNDS APPROVED

STATE FUNDING REGIONAL BUSING SYSTEM TRIAL RUN

MONEY ALLOTTED FOR TRIAL OF REGIONAL BUS SYSTEM

RAIL SYSTEM OFFERS HOPE FOR TRANSIT WOES

TRIANGLE MASS-TRANSIT RAIL SYSTEM PROPOSED

REPORTJ RIDERS LACKING FOR TRIANGLE BUS SYSTEM

TRIANGLE TRANSIT? NOT YET

WRIGHT CALLS FOR GREATER RELIANCE ON PUBLIC TRANSIT

'TRIANGLE EXPRESS' DESERVES STUDY

MASSACHUSETTS

WHAT HAPPEfO TO 'MIRACLE'?

THIS MIRACLE BECOMES A MIRAGE

FALL IN MASSACHUSETTS IS SYLVAN AND SPOOKY

MASSAGE THERAPISTS

MASSAGE THERAPISTS PRACTICE OLD-FASHIONED HEALING

MASSEY CHAPEL ROAD

COUNTY DENIES HISTORIC RANK FOR HERNDON

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H 2

3/04/1989 C

3 P P

H 2

3/27/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

12/15/1989 A

9 N

CHH 1

6/27/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/17/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1
CHH 1

1/16/1989 A
2/26/1989 A

1 N L90
1 N L90

H 2 1/20/1989 B 4 N

H 2 4/02/1989 B 7 P N

H 2 6/07/1989 A 4 E

H

2

2/23/1989 A

1 P N

H

2

2/27/1989 A

4

E

S

2

3/02/198? C

1

N H65

CHH 1

3/29/1989 A

3

N

H

2

4/28/1989 C

1

N L40

S

2

5/15/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

5/22/1989 A

3

N M70

H

2

5/24/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

5/27/1989 A

4

E

S

2

5/30/1989 A

4

E

H

2

6/17/1989 A

4

E

H

2

7/07/1989 A

1 P N L40

S

2

7/18/1989 A

1

N C61

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

3

N

S

2

7/19/1989 A

1

N H65

H

2

7/20/1989 B

7

N

S

2

9/30/1989 A

4

E

H

2

10/01/1989 B

1

N S22

H

2

10/11/198? C

1

N K65

H

2 10/16/1989 A

4

E

S

2 11/01/1989 B

1 P N C61

CHH 1

11/29/1989 A

4

E

H

2

6/06/1989 A

4

E

H

2

7/31/1989 A

4

E

H

2

9/10/1989 E

16

U W66

S

2

10/10/1989 A

6 P F S27

S

2

3/16/1989 A

1 M N H65

MASSEY'S CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

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MASSEY'S CHAPEL TABBED AS A COUNTY HISTORIC SITE

MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF

THE MASTERS; A PARTING SHOT FOR AUGUSTA NATIONAL

THE MASTERS A FIRST-HAND LOOK AT THE BEAUTY OF AUGUSTA

AFTER MASTERING SELF, CALCAVECCHIA ON A ROLL

NICKLAUS BATTLING BACK WOES AGAIN

JUST WHEN END SEEMED NEAR, TREVINO MAKES A BID

THE MASTERS: GREEN'S ANTICS CAN BE COSTLY

TREVINO REVELS IN MUDDY CONDITIONS/MASTERS NOTEBOOK mimrm^

CRENSHAW STREAKS BY FIELD IN RAIN-DELAYED 3RD ROUND/THE MASTERS

A GREEN JACKET'S NOT FOR EVERYBODY MAOT™,

HOCH'S 'CINDERELLA STORY' TAKES UNEXPECTED ROLL/THE MASTERS

FALDO GETS FITTED AFTER HOCH FADES/THE MASTERS

WAITING FOR A WINNER, IT DIDN'T FEEL LIKE SPRINGTIME IN AUGUSTA

MASTURBATION

SEE ALSO SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
SEE ALSO SEXUALITY
POLICE LOG/OFFICER GIVES WARNING IN RESTROOM INCIDENT

"MATCHBOOK" POLITICAL CAMPAIGN (APRIL, 1980)
SEE DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS

MATERNITY BENEFITS
SEE PREGNANCY

^^ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS irxiinDv

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE EDUCATION NETWORK
MATHrSCIENCE PROGRAMS GET BOOST; UNC BOARD OF GOVERNORS SPREADS...
NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL MATRCOUNTS COMPETITORS
DUKE PROVOST! U.S. MATH EDUCATION MUST IMPROVE
DUKE PROVOST! MATH EDUCATION NEEDS IMPROVING
MATH DAY; THE RACE IS ON FOR KNOWLEDGE
MATHEMATICALLY SPEAKING, HE'S SECOND
PPPQTTWTTiM HflflRAH

TO-COLLEGE MATH, SCIENCE PROGRAM TARGETS MINORITIES
HAPPY MATH TEACHER _ „,„

•I'LL TRY' MOHO GUIDES TOP CITY MATH TEACHER

MATTRESSES
BENCHED

fuel'error probed in fire killing nine

maxwell and huts0n _„
two durham law firms plan merger

maxwell, freeman and beason (law firm)
two durham lau firms plan merger
law firms merging

MAY DAY

HAPPY MAY DAY!

MAYHEM

SEE VIOLENCE

MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS _„„

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS _._.„.„

LASSITER'S POLITICAL FUTURE LIES WITH THOSE HE LASHED

AN ISSUE-FILLED ELECTION

LET TAL LASSITER RUN

GULLEY BOWS OUT OF MAYOR'S RACE

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SUBJE

DURHAM MAYOR UIB GULLEY SAYS HE WON'T SEEK A THIRD TERM

COMMITTEE! LASSITER COULD KEEP BENEFITS IN OFFICE

GULLEY 'S DECISION LEAVES FIELD OPEN

GULLEY MOVE SURPRISES SOME

POWELLS EX-POLICE CHIEF COULD KEEP BENEFITS

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

WHERE ARE CANDIDATES?

SPAULDING, BROUN 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 ittOUT 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 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

CRIME IS NO. 1 ISSUE

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

CANDIDATE OPPOSES CITY MONEY FOR NEW STADIUM

MAYORAL CANDIDATE SAYS CITY SHOULD FOCUS ON NECESSITIES

JENKINS URGES ZONING MIDDLE GROUND FOR DEVELOPERS AND FOES

JENKINS SAYS HE WILL SPEND $10,000 ON MAYORAL PRIMARY

DURHAM'S NEXT MAYOR?

WELLS PLEDGES 'PEOPLE SENSITIVE' PROGRESS (CORRECTION PRINTED 9-27-89)

WHERE IS THE 'MIDDLE GROUND'?

CANDIDATE CALLS FOR RE-EVALUATING MONEY GIVEN TO AGENCIES

FOR MAYOR, CHESTER JENKINS (AD)

CORRECTION

CONSERVATION GROUP BACKS NO ONE IN MAYOR'S RACE

MOST CANDIDATES FAVOR REFERENDUM ON MAJOR PROJECTS

DEMOCRATS, PUBLIC FIRE AWAY AT COUNCIL CANDIDATES

PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS WELLS FOR MAYOR; HOMEBUILDERS FAVOR TILLMAN...

BALLOT POWER (FRIENDS OF DURHAM)

STRAWBRIDGE OUT TO RAISE $50,000 IN MAYORAL RACE

MAYORAL CANDIDATES TUSSLE IN NCCU FORUM

PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE ANNOUNCES ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS

MAYORAL HOPEFULS SPAR IN FIRST FORUM TOGETHER

CHESTER JENKINS ON THE ISSUES (AD)

SURVEY: ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC-FINANCED STADIUM

STRAWBRIDGE REPORTS TO THE VOTERS (AD)

FOR MAYOR CHESTER JENKINS (AD)

'COMMITTEE' ENDORSES JENKINS

INSIGHT/PRIMARY CONCERNS

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

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

FRIENDS OF DURHAM VICTORY A SURPRISE

CONSERVATIVE VICTORIES MAY MEAN COALITION END

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SUBJECTS

LOYALTIES RAN STRONG IN MAYORAL RACE

DURHAM COALITION PLANS NOV. ELECTION STRATEGY

FRIENDS OF DURHAM FACES FINAL RACE UITH FULL COFFERS, STRONG MANPOWER

REMARKABLE SHOWING

POLITICAL WINDS VEER IN DURHAM PRIMARY

ELECTION CANVASS CHANGES TOTALS FOR SIX CANDIDATES

FRIENDS OF DURHAM SLATE ATTACKED BY TRAILING CANDIDATES

VOTERS READY FOR CHANGE

MAYORAL CANDIDATES TACKLE MONEY ISSUES

CITY OKS INTERIM MINORITY QUOTAS

A TAXING QUESTION

UNLIKE STRAWBRIDGE, JENKINS VOWS NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE

JENKINS AMENDS NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE STANCE

JENKINS NEEDS FOCUS IN MAYORAL CAMPAIGN

CLEARING THE RECORD _

EXPANDING CURBSIDE RECYCLING FAVORED BY 11 OF 14 CANDIDATES

WHAT'S DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAYORAL CANDIDATES? SOME ANSWERS WILL HELP

MAYORAL CANDIDATES CLAIM ENDORSEMENTS

ELECTION INTEREST RISES

GULLEY ANNOUNCES FOR JENKINS; ACCUSES STRAWBRIDGE OF LYING

HAMNER'S NAME USED IN AD WITHOUT APPROVAL

STRAWBRIDGE, JENKINS NECK AND NECK IN POLL

THE MAIN EVENT

READ TRANSCRIPT CAREFULLY

NELSON STRAWBRIDGE'S RESPONSES LACKED NOBILITY

CLOSE VIEWS LEAD TO CLOSE MAYORAL RACE IN CARRBORQ

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

VOTERS TO PICK NEW DURHAM MAYOR TODAY

HTIM'T ^TT THT^ fWF (TUT

JENKINS EDGES OUT STRAWBRIDGE/VICTORY GIVES DURHAM ITS 1ST BLACK MAYOR

GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS/VOTE '89 (ERROR IN RESULTS)

JENKINS REBOUNDS TO WIN

MAYORAL/VOTING TALLY

GRUBS 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

COMPUTER TWISTS ELECTION RETURNS

HAYWIRE MACHINE COUNTED PRECINCT VOTE TOTALS TWICE

WIN OR LOSE, ELECTION CANDIDATES SHARE FATIGUE

FRIENDS OF DURHAM LEARNS LESSONS, VOWS TO STAY

MAVflOC Id P

EIGHT EASTERN N.C. MAYORS BACK 12-YEAR HIGHWAY PLAN

MAYVILLE METAL PRODUCTS CO,

MAYVILLE METAL PLANS PRODUCTION IN SPRING

KEADOWLANDS BUSINESS PARK

SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
HILLSBOROUGH TABLES SWEETGUN ANNEXATION

MEALS ON WHEELS

SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
WHEELS VOLUNTEERS DELIVER 'MORE THAN FOOD'

MEASLES

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)

TRIANGLE STILL MEASLES-FREE; ROWAN, CABARRUS COUNTIES HIT BY OUTBREAK

N.C. HEALTH AGENCY ISSUES STATEWIDE MEASLES ALERT

DURHAM UNTOUCHED BY RASH OF MEASLES

10 COUNTIES BATTLE MEASLES OUTBREAK

RED MEASLES CASES HIT 10 COUNTIES

RED MEASLES MISSES AREA — FOR NOW

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11/08/1989

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SUBJECTS

ROWAN COUNTY BARES ARMS AGAINST MEASLES

RED MEASLES OUTBREAK CLOSING IN ON DURHAM

MEASLES CALLS FLOOD UNC OFFICE; STATE THREAT HAS STUDENTS WORRIED

MEASLES REPORTED IN SEVERAL COUNTIES

NO MEASLES CASES CONFIRMED IN DURHAM

SOME STUDENTS BARRED FOR LACK OF INOCULATIONS

THE WORD ON MEASLES: 'KNOCK ON WOOD'

HEALTH OFFICIALS BRACE FOR MEASLES TO HIT

MEASLES OUTBREAK DELAYS DUKE TESTING

MEASLES CAUSE AREA CONCERN DESPITE FEW REPORTED CASES

SOME INMATES ARE GETTING MEASLES SHOTS

SPREAD OF RED MEASLES HAS REACHED 40 COUNTIES IN STATE

DUKE CASE OF MEASLES CONFIRMED

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

NCMH TO ROLL UP ITS SLEEVE

VACCINATIONS BEGIN IN CHATHAM SCHOOLS

HOSPITAL WORKERS GET MEASLES SHOTS

DUKE BANS STUDENTS, FACULTY NOT VACCINATED FOR MEASLES

MEASLES CLINICS EXTENDED

UNC STUDENTS LINING UP FOR MEASLES RECORDS

UNC REPORTS FIRST COUNTY MEASLES CASE

UNC BEGINS VACCINATION CAMPAIGN

IMMUNIZATION CLINIC OPENS AT UNC

NOW JUST RELAX...

'IT'S JUST AN INCONVENIENCE' i FIRST DAY OF MEASLES CLINIC GOES SMOOTHLY

FLU ON RISE AT UNC, NCCU

UNC TO BAR 3,000 FROM CLASSES, DORMS

IMMUNIZATION CLINIC REAL-LIFE TRAINING FOR NURSING STUDENTS

ONE MORE TIME; UNC HEALTH SERVICE EXTENDS MEASLES IMMUNIZATION CLINIC

OFFICIALS PUT OUT WORD ON IMMUNIZATIONS

MEASLES NOT WELCOMED

HEALTH OFFICIALS CRITICAL OF HEALTH CENTER ADS

MEASLES SHOT DEADLINE WORKS, UNC OFFICIAL SAYS

CENTER PULLS MEASLES TEST AD FROM NEWSPAPER

MEASLES QUARANTINE PERIOD ENDS

OUTBREAK OF MEASLES APPEARS ON DECLINE

UNUSUAL SIGHT GREETS SAINTS: FANS IN ARENA

UNC COUNTS COST OF MEASLES PROGRAM

CASE OF MEASLES CONFIRMED ON ELON CAMPUS

MEASLES SHOW UP IN WAKE

MEASLES VACCINE
SEE ALSO VACCINE
TWO MORE CASES OF RED MEASLES CONFIRMED AT DUKE; CHATHAM SUSPECTS 2
NCMH TO ROLL UP ITS SLEEVE
VACCINATIONS BEGIN IN CHATHAM SCHOOLS
HOSPITAL WORKERS GET MEASLES SHOTS
DUKE BANS STUDENTS, FACULTY NOT VACCINATED FOR MEASLES
NO SHOT NEEDED FOR THIS 'BUG' AT DUKE
MEASLES CLINICS EXTENDED
UNC STUDENTS LINING UP FOR MEASLES RECORDS
UNC REPORTS FIRST COUNTY MEASLES CASE
UNC BEGINS VACCINATION CAMPAIGN
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC OPENS AT UNC
NOW JUST RELAX...

'IT'S JUST AN INCONVENIENCE'; FIRST DAY OF MEASLES CLINIC GOES SMOOTHLY
UNC TO BAR 3,000 FROM CLASSES, DORMS

IMMUNIZATION CLINIC REAL-LIFE TRAINING FOR NURSING STUDENTS
ONE MORE TIME; UNC HEALTH SERVICE EXTENDS MEASLES IMMUNIZATION CLINIC
OFFICIALS PUT OUT WORD ON IMMUNIZATIONS
HEALTH OFFICIALS CRITICAL OF HEALTH CENTER ADS
MEASLES SHOT DEADLINE WORKS, UNC OFFICIAL SAYS

MEAT

SEE ALSO BEEF
SEE ALSO FISH
SEE ALSO FOOD

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1/30/1989 A

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SEE ALSO GREAT AMERICAN MEATOUT
SEE ALSO HOT DOGS
SEE ALSO PORK
SEE ALSO POULTRY

LAWYER J MEAT FRAUD FOES MAY FACE SUITS

LEAN RED MEAT CAN BE HEALTHY TO EAT

MEAT INSPECTION AND GRADING
USDA PLAN UNDERCOOKED
JUDGE AXES UENDY'S LAWSUIT

MEBANE, N.C. „

KONICA LEASES BUILDING IN MEBANE FOR WAREHOUSE
MEBANE GETTING READY FOR DOGWOOD FESTIVAL
TRAIN DEMOLISHES TRUCK IN MEBANE
DOT SNUBBED THEM, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY

MEBANE, N.C, WATER RESOURCES __

GRAHAM, MEBANE PROJECT TO BOOST THEIR WATER SUPPLY

MEBANE HOME TELEPHONE CO., INC. ___
WILLIAM HUPMAN, CHAIRMAN OF PHONE COMPANY

MECHANICS

SEE ALSO AUTO REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS
CAN'T BEAT THE SKILL OF A SHADE-TREE MECHANIC

MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK (DURHAM, N.C.)
HABITAT HELP

PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
MECHANICS BANK MAY RELOCATE HEADQUARTERS
MECHANICS & FARMERS BANK MAY MOVE HEADQUARTERS

MECKLENBURG COUNTY, N.C.

MECKLENBURG FUNDED FOR DAY CARE EXPERIMENT

MECKLENBURG COULD MODEL FOR CHATHAM MEDICAL INCINERATOR

MEDAL OF HONOR RAG (PLAY)

VIETNAM PLAY BENEFITS VETS

'MEDAL OF HONOR RAG' OPENS TONIGHT AT DUKE

MEDIA

SEE MAGAZINES
SEE NEWSPAPERS,
SEE RADIO
SEE TELEVISION

N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)

MCTl T ATTfMJ

SEE ALSO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER, ORANGE COUNTY

MEDIATION MAY LESSEN HOSTILITY IN CUSTODY DISPUTES

N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION SUPPORTS MANDATED MEDIATION

HOUSE GIVES NOD TO BILL TO USE ARBITRATION

STUDENTS LEARNING TO SETTLE OWN SPATS

MEDICAID

SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
MEDICAID PROGRAM COST TO INCREASE BY $262 MILLION
TIGHT FEDERAL BUDGET MAY HIT COUNTY
PANEL DEBATES NUMBER OF VOTES NEEDED TO OVERRIDE VETO
COUNTY MEDICAID LIST TO SWELL BY 1,000 WITH FEDERAL PROGRAM
HOSPITALS SHIR COSTS TO PAYING PATIENTS
DUKE HOSPITAL RATES TO GO UP BY 13 PERCENT !£XT YEAR
EXPANDING MEDICAID COVERAGE SUPPORTED DESPITE STATE'S TIGHT BUDGET
MEDICAID EXPANDS COVERAGE FOR PRENATAL CARE
GUARANTEED MEDICAL INSURANCE PLAN GETS MIXED REVIEWS

MEDICAL CARE, COSTS

SEE HEALTH CARE, COSTS

2/07/1989 C 2 N
8/16/1989 C 1 P F G59

S 2 4/12/1989 A
CHH 1 5/05/1989 A

E

N H90

H 1 1/24/1989 B 1 N H60

H 1 4/14/1989 C 1 N H60

CHH 1 11/03/1989 A 1 P N W57

CHH 1 11/12/1989 A 1 P N M20

H 1 5/19/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 5/01/1989 C 10 0

CHH 1 10/15/1989 A 3 U

S 2 1/30/1989 A 7 P P K30

H 2 2/16/1989 B 5 P G

S 2 3/21/1989 A 1 P N M06

H 2 3/22/1989 C 1 N C47

H 2
CHH 1

1/01/1989 C
5/21/1989 A

N

N M25

2 11/26/1989 E
2 11/28/1989 A

11 P B D80
7 R L59

s

2

1/18/1989 B

1 P F S27

s

2

4/10/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

5/04/1989 B

5

N

S

2

9/29/1989 A

3

N E33

s

2

1/10/1989 A

5

J Oil

CHH

1

3/09/1989 A

1 P N M20

H

2

3/22/1989 B

5

N

H

2

4/05/1989 C

1

N A54

H

2

5/02/1989 C

1

N C60

H

2

5/14/1989 B

1

N R63

H

2

6/11/1989 B

8

N

S

2

9/07/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2 11/01/1989 D

9

N C60

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MEDICAL CARE CENTER OF DURHAM

DURHAM POLICE ARREST 7 IN ABORTION PROTEST

7 ANTI-ABORTION DEMONSTRATORS ARRESTED AT DURHAM RALLY

HEARINGS AUG. 8 FOR 7 ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS

DURHAM CLINIC SEEKS TO HALT PRO-LIFERS (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-26-89)

ANTI-CHOICE TWISTS WORDS

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

ANTI-ABORTION ACTIVISTS TO APPEAL CONVICTIONS

WHOSE LAW OF 'NECESSITY'?

JURY DELIBERATING CASE AGAINST ABORTION FOE

HUNG JURY BRINGS MISTRIAL IN ABORTION-PROTEST CASE

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

ABORTION PROTEST TRIAL ENDS IN MISTRIAL

PROSECUTOR WILL RETRY ABORTION-PROTEST CASES

THEY ARE 'CRIMES OF THE HEART'

MEDICAL COLLEGE ADMISSION TEST
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EDUCATION
MEDICAL SCHOOLS SEEK MORE VERBAL SKILLS

MEDICAL CONSENT FORMS

'GUINEA PIGS' SEEN KEY TO MEDICAL RESEARCH

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

MEDICAL EDUCATION

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

SEE ALSO EAST CAROLINA UNIV. MEDICAL SCHOOL

SEE ALSO MEDICAL COLLEGE ADMISSION TEST

SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS

SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS. N.C.

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

EASTERLING TO TAKE CONTINUING ED POST

MEDICAL SCHOOLS SEEK MORE VERBAL SKILLS

STUDENTS GOING TO MEDICAL SCHOOL THROWN IN CRISIS TO SINK OR SWIM

MARTIN, U.S. OFFICIAL TO SALUTE SURGICAL EDUCATORS

MEDICAL SCHOOLS URGED TO RECRUIT BLACKS

MEDICAL CAREER STUDY NEEDS FINANCIAL BOOST

APPRENTICES GET TASTE OF DOCTORS' MEDICINE

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S

I T

N

E

E

L Y

p

D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S

2

7/01/1989 A

1

N B53

H

2

7/02/1989 A

1 PN T32

s

2

7/03/1989 A

10

N B53

H

2

7/24/1989 A

1 P N S82

H

2

7/24/1989 A

4

L

S

2

7/24/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2

7/26/1989 A

2

N

S

2

7/27/1989 C

1

N M06

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

S

2

8/09/1989 B

1

N B53

H

2

8/11/1989 A

4

E

H

2

9/14/1989 C

1

N S82

H

2

9/15/1989 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

H

2 11/03/1989 A

1

N S32

S

2 11/03/1989 A

10

N B53

H

2 11/06/1989 A

4

E

H 2 3/23/1989 C 3 N C60

H 2 1/02/1989 A 1 N C60

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

CHH 1

H
H
H
H
S
CHH

1/06/1989
3/23/1989
4/10/1989
4/11/1989
4/15/1989
5/09/1989
8/05/1989

N

N C60
N C60
N

N C60
E
N S17

MEDICAL EMERGENCY SERVICE

SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

SEE ALSO LITHOTRIPTER
COMPUTERIZED, INTRAVENOUS MEDICINE PUMP BEING DEVELOPED IN CHAPEL HILL

MEDICAL ETHICS

SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO HUMAN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BABY
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING

MEDICAL FEES

SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
CUTTHROAT BUSINESS PRACTICES HAVE NO PLACE IN MEDICINE

H 2 8/09/1989 C 1 P N C60

H 2 12/31/1989 D 4 E

CHH 1 12/18/1989 A 4 P J

MEDICAL FRAUD

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SEE &_50 FRAUD

SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH FRAUD
PANEL PROBES DUKE FOR FRAUD OVER USE OF DEBATED CANCER TEST

MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS
SEE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

MEDICAL INSURANCE

SEE HEALTH INSURANCE

MEDICAL LABORATORIES

IN A LAB YOU EXPERIENCE SCIENCE

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
MALPRACTICE ISSUE BODES ILL FOR INFANT CARE, EXFERT SAYS

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

SEE ALSO DENTAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

SEE ALSO LAWSUIT DAMAGE AWARDS

SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.

SEE ALSO MEDICAL FRAUD

SEE ALSO SURGERY

WOMAN LOSES SUIT AGAINST UROLOGIST

BGARD PLANS HEARING ON MORE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST DR. SRESSLER

SUPERVISION RECOMMENDED FOR FORMER DUKE PSYCHIATRIST

ALAMANCE HOSPITAL NEGLIGENT, JURY FINDS

ORANGE COUNTY WOMAN FILES SUIT AGAINST DOCTOR

JUDGE ORDERS NEW TRIAL IN DUKE MALPRACTICE SUIT

MEDICAL RESEARCH

SEE ALSO ACADEMIC-INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH

SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, RESEARCH

SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH

SEE ALSO BRAIN RESEARCH

SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH

SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH

SEE ALSO DRUGS, RESEARCH

SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH

SEE ALSO HUMAN RESEARCH

SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS

SEE ALSO MEASLES VACCINE

SEE ALSO NOBEL PRIZE FOR MEDICINE

SEE ALSO RESEARCH

SEE ALSO RESEARCH FRAUD

SEE ALSO VACCINE

'GUINEA PIGS' SEEN KEY TO MEDICAL RESEARCH

HEALTH CARE IMPROVED

W. GERMAN, N.C. SCIENTISTS COLLABORATE

LOW-PROTEIN DIET PART OF KIDNEY DISEASE STUDY

MEDICAL RESEARCH PROPERTIES, INC.

BUILDING DEDICATION TO HONOR TAYLOR

MEDICAL SCHOOLS, FEDERAL AID

SEE DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

SEE MEDICAL EDUCATION

SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

MEDICARE

SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER OFFICIAL SAYS GAO STUDY HAS FLAWS
PRICE SAYS HEALTH CARE PROBLEMS ON THE HORIZON
HOSPITALS SHIFT COSTS TO PAYING PATIENTS
DUKE HOSPITAL RATES TO GO UP BY 13 PERCENT NEXT YEAR
DUKE, N.C. MEMORIAL SEEK HIGHER MEDICARE PAY FOR HELICOPTER SERVICE
NEW MEDICARE RULING TO CURB AMBULANCE USE

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S 2 1/17/1989 C 1 N S92

♦

H 2 7/08/1989 B 1 P U K30

CHH 1 4/26/1989 A 3 N S17

CHH 1 1/21/1989 A

3

N H90

H 2 1/28/1989 D

4

N

H 2 1/29/1989 B

1

N

H 2 1/29/1989 B

4

N

CHH 1 7/21/1989 A

3

N H90

H 2 11/03/1989 C

3

N

H

2

1/02/1989 A

1

N C60

H

2

1/16/1989 A

4

L

H

2

9/19/1989 A

12

N K65

H

2

12/13/1989 C

1

N C60

CHH 1 9/29/1989 A 6 N

H

CHH
H
H
S

H

1/06/1989
2/24/1989
5/02/1989
5/14/1989
5/25/1989
7/07/198?

N P38
N

N C60
N R63
N M06
N C60

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SUBJECTS

MEDITATION

♦THOUGHTS ARISING*

LOCAL FOLLOWERS OF ZEN PRACTICE ANCIENT FORM...

MELODRAMA THEATRE

•EARNEST' STILL SHARP & FUNNY AT MELODRAMA

IN 'SCRAMBLED FEET,' THEATER EXAMINES ITS OWN FOIBLES

MELODRAMA'S 'SCRAMBLED FEET' IS DYNAMITE REVUE

DURHAM SONGWRITER EXPECTING ANOTHER NO. 1 COUNTRY HIT

MELODRAMA PUTS ON A 'FORUM'

MELODRAMA'S 'FORUM' ZANY FUN

MELODRAMA TO CROSS TRACKS

♦THE GOOD DQCTORVCHEKHOV^S COMIC SIDE

MELODRAMA THEATER GETS NEW PRODUCERS

SEE IT NOW, BEFORE ITS STARS BEGIN TO SHINE ELSEWHERE

MEMORIAL DAY

SEE ALSO PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY
SEE ALSO WORKERS MEMORIAL DAY

MANY WORKERS WILL GET MEMORIAL DAY OFF

STATE PARKS EXPECTED TO ATTRACT MANY VISITORS THIS WEEKEND

MEMORIAL DAY CLOSINGS

REMEMBER MEMORIAL DAY'S PURPOSE/GUEST COLUMNIST

GRANVILLE PATRIOT IS RECOGNIZED AFTER 165 YEARS

SALUTING BRAVE AMERICANS

DURHAM STUDENTS AMONG FEW NOT ON HOLIDAY

LEGION CEREMONY HONORS SACRIFICES OF NATION'S VETERANS

MEMORIAL 'MOVING RIGHT ALONG^

HOLIDAY CROWDS TAKE TO PARKS

POLICE NAB 34 FOR DWI

BEACHES ATTRACT DURHAM STUDENTS

MERCHANTS SAY HOLIDAY SALES FAR FROM SOUPY

VETERANS OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY

HERO HONORED

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

SEE N.C. HEMORIAL HOSPITAL

CONGRESS SPINS WHEEL _-«_„«

STATE PROVIDES MEDICARE ADVICE/SUNDAY FOCUS t THE MEDICARE GAP

OFFICIAL SAYS MANY BUY TOO MUCH COVERAGE/SUNDAY FOCUS! THE MEDICARE GAP

MURCHISON'S MEDICARE TO BE PAID

HEALTH CARE COSTS TARNISH THE ♦GOLDEN YEARS1

NEW MEDICARE PAYMENTS STIR CONTROVERSY

MEDICARE LOSSES HURT HOSPITALS, SAY OFFICIALS

HOSPITAL GROUP TAPS MUNSON

MEDICINES

SEE FOLK MEDICINE

SEE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES

SEE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

MEDIQUICK EXPRESS

SATELLITE SYSTEM TRACKS TRUCKS

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E L Y

C -PG L P BYL

MEN

H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH

CHH 1

7/27/1989 A
8/27/1989 A
8/27/1989 A
11/25/1989 A
11/28/1989 A
12/06/1989 B
12/26/1989 A
12/26/1989 A

VANITY, THY NAME IS MAN; MEN SPENDING MORE TIME AND MONEY ON APPEARANCE S 2 10/13/1989 A
♦MEN'S MOVEMENT' AIMS AT SUPPORT AND ROLE CHANGE CHH 1 10/30/1989 A

MENOPAUSE

SEE ALSO ESTROGEN
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
NEW DUKE CLINIC TREATS THE ESTROGEN-DEPRIVED

THE MEN'S CENTER

SEE ALSO SUPPORT GROUPS
MEN'S NETWORK TO HOST MEADE PERFORMANCE
GROWING UP TO BE A MAN

KEN'S CLUBS

SEE ALSO KEN'S RESOURCE NETWORK

E

N S17
N C62
N

G S56
N

N S17
N

H

2

7/23/1989 D

6 P N C47

CHH 1

2/02/1989 A

3 P N S17

H

2

3/10/1989 D

5 P R W66

H

2

5/02/1989 C

3 R M31

S

2

5/04/1989 D

5 R B77

H

2

5/08/1989 A

6 U W66

H

2

6/02/1989 D

7 R U66

S

2

6/08/1989 D

4 P R B77

H

2

6/12/1989 B

1 U U66

H

2 11/03/1989 D

7 P R B77

H

2

12/11/1989 B

1 U W66

H

2 12/15/1989 D

6 P F W66

S

2

5/24/1989 B

1 N T77

H

2

5/27/1989 C

1 N Bll

CHH 1

5/28/1989 A

2 N

CM-

1

5/28/1989 A

4 P U

H

2

5/29/1989 A

1 P N Bll

H

2

5/29/1989 A

4 E

H

2

5/29/1989 C

4 N

CHH 1

5/29/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

5/29/1989 A

1 N M25

H

2

5/30/1989 C

1 P N C60

S

2

5/30/1989 A

1 N B53

s

2

5/30/1989 A

1 N S92

s

2

5/30/1989 C

1 N T77

H

2

5/31/1989 C

1 P P K30

S

2

5/31/1989 A

3 P P K30

6 P F G59
4 L

H 2 5/13/1989 A 14 N D80

CHH 1 1/30/1989 A
H 2 11/12/1989 E

3 P N S17
1 D N Zll

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SUBJECTS

(NOT) FOR MEN ONLY

MEN'S RESOURCE NETWORK

SEE ALSO MEN'S CLUBS

SEE ALSO SUPPORT GROUPS _

MEN'S NETWORK TO HOST MEADE PERFORMANCE
MEN'S GROUP PLANS JUNE CONFERENCE _

'MEN'S MOVEMENT' AIMS AT SUPPORT AND ROLE CHANGE

MEN'S SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL

'30-SOHETHING' DOESN'T MEAN

MENSA

BASEBALL-NO THING*

MENSA SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE NEARING

MENTAL COMMITMENT HEARINGS
SEE COMMITMENT HEARINGS

MENTAL HEALTH

SEE ALSO ANXIETY

SEE ALSO CHILD PSYCHIATRY

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, DURHAM, DEPRESSION

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, N.C., DEPRESSION

SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER _^mt,

SEE ALSO HEALING THE MIND (CHAPEL HILL HERALD SERIES)

SEE ALSO INSANITY PLEAS

SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS

SEE ALSO N.C. MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE/PERSON/CHATHAM MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATIONS

CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH FOCUS DURING MONTH

AN ABUNDANCE OF THERAPISTS/HEALING THE MIND

•IT'S ALL CONFIDENTIAL'/HEALING THE MIND

REACHING OUT FOR SUPPORT/HEALING THE MIND

MENTAL HEALTH, COSTS

SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS m

HACKNEY BLASTS MARTIN'S MENTAL HEALTH BUDGETING

MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION

SEE DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE N.C. MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION

MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE

SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS _ „ mim

SEE ALSO ORANGE/PERSON/CHATHAM MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS, N.C. __ _„„

DUI LAW TO INCREASE LOAD FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

MENTAL HEALTH GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
FORE?!

MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS

SEE ALSO COMMITMENT HEARINGS

SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C. „_.«_ ,™. .

VOLUNTEERS WANTED TO HELP MENTAL PATIENTS PREPARE FOR OUTSIDE WORLD

COMMITMENTS LAW PROPOSAL MAY HIT SNAG

MENTAL HOSPITALS

SEE MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS

MENTAL ILLNESS

N E

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

H 2 10/15/1989 E 1 P F S56

CHH 1 1/30/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 5/26/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 10/30/1989 A 4 L

S 2 2/21/1989 B 5 N A76
S 2 12/20/1989 D 4 N

CHH 1 5/06/1989 A 3 P N S17

CHH 1 8/07/1989 A 1 P Q S17

CHH 1 8/08/1939 A 1 P Q S17

CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 1 P 0 S17

CHH 1 1/29/1989 A 1 P N S17

H 2 8/01/1989 A 1 N C60

S 2 5/02/1989 D 4 P P T37

H 2 2/11/19S9 C 1 N T33
CHH 1 4/17/1989 A 1 P N R63

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S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

SEE ALSO ANTI-DEPRESSANTS

SEE ALSO ANXIETY

SEE ALSO AUTISM

SEE ALSO CRISIS STABILIZATION PROGRAM

SEE ALSO DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE)

SEE ALSO HELPLINE (TELEPHONE COUNSELING AND REFERRAL SERVICE)

SEE ALSO NOVA PROGRAM (KINSTON, N.C.)

SEE ALSO OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER

SEE ALSO PSYCHOTHERAPY

SEE ALSO REACH (REASSURANCE FOR EACH)

SEE ALSO STRESS

SEE ALSO THE THRESHOLD (MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY)

MORE RESEARCH URGED TO HELP THE MENTALLY ILL

MENTAL HEALTH PLAN MOULD FOCUS ON SEVERE PROBLEMS (CORRECTED 2-24-89)

PANEL SAYS «80 MILLION NEEDED FOR SEVERELY MENTALLY ILL IN N.C.

MENTALLY ILL SAID COMPETENT ON NEEDS

MENTAL HEALTH BOARD PLAN RAISES DOUBTS

PRISONERS OF MENTAL ILLNESS

EX-WORKER RIPS MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM

COMMITMENTS LAW PROPOSAL MAY HIT SNAG

THE ESTABLISHMENT'S SHAME

OVER 200 BILLS IN LIMBO

HOSPITAL SPACE TIGHT FOR MENTALLY ILL CHILDREN

STUDY: DRUG, MENTAL PROBLEMS RAMPANT IN JAIL

TOUGHER MENTAL COMPETENCY BILL PASSES FINAL VOTE

'GRAVETTE' LAW STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION

CLUB NOVA TAKES ON MYTHS OF MENTAL ILLNESS

GROUP SEEKS HOUSING FOR MENTALLY ILL

REACHING OUT FOR SUPPORT/HEALING THE MIND

MENTALLY ILL, SUBSTANCE ABUSE COMBO TARGETED

SHE HAS DEEP COMPULSION TO PULL OUT HAIR

'DON'T JUST DO SOMETHING. BE THERE'

MENTAL PATIENTS' STAY TWICE STATE AVERAGE— REPORT

HOST HOMES NEEDED FOR MENTALLY ILL PEOPLE

THRESHOLD CLUBHOUSE FINDS LARGER QUARTERS; LAUNCHES $240,000 FUND RAISER

NOWHERE TO TURN/ LACK OF HOUSING KEEPS PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS IN UNC...

DEALING WITH MENTAL ILLNESS; DEALING WITH LIFE

CLUB NOVA TACKLES OBSTACLES ON JOB FRONT

MENTAL PATIENTS RIGHTS

SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, PATIENT RIGHTS
STATE SEEKS HOLD ON ORDER AFFECTING RETARDED PATIENTS

MENTALLY ILL

SEE MENTAL ILLNESS

MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO AUTISM

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DOWN'S SYNDROME

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 DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTERED WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES

SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SHELTERED WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO SPECIAL OLYMPICS

JOBS PROGRAM OFFERS TASTE OF RESPONSIBILITY

DEATH PENALTY IMMUNITY IS URGED

PANEL KILLS BILL TO BLOCK DEATH PENALTY FOR MENTALLY RETARDED

MENTAL RETARDATION SERVICE AWARDS GIVEN

TOUGHER MENTAL COMPETENCY BILL PASSES FINAL VOTE

OPPONENTS OF DEATH PENALTY SAY BILL DIDN'T GET FAIR HEARING

FIVE GROUP HOMES TO OPEN IN DURHAM COUNTY, CREEDMOOR

COMPANY OFFICIALS ANSWER QUESTIONS ON GROUP HOMES

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/01/1989 C

2/21/1989 B

2/24/1989 A

2/24/1989

3/02/1989

3/05/1989

4/08/1989

4/17/1989

5/06/1989

5/16/1989

5/27/1989

6/12/1989

6/28/1989

6/29/1989

7/16/1989

7/22/1989

8/09/1989

8/25/1989

9/17/1989 B

10/18/1989 C

11/13/1989

11/25/1989

12/01/1989

12/03/1989

12/03/1989

12/03/1989

2
1

12
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
4
3
5
1

13
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1

H 2 1/08/1989 C

N

N H65
N
N

N H65
N C60
N H65
N R63
E

N L40
N H65
N C60
N M20
E

N S17
N C60
Q S17
N C60
N C60
N T33
N S17
N H65
N C60
N S17
N S17
N S17

S 2

1/02/1989 A

1 P Q H65

CHH 1

1/29/1989 A

3

N S17

H 2

5/10/1989 A

9

N

H 2

5/20/1989 C

5

N Bll

CHH 1

6/28/1989 A

1

N M20

H 2

7/27/1989 B

7

N

H 2

10/25/1989 C

1

N T33

H 1

10/26/1989 C

1

N T33

MENTORS

MENTOR PROGRAM AIDS BLACK FRESHMEN

H 2 2/09/1989 C 2 N D80

f€RCEDES-BENZ

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Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

PRIVILEGE OF RANK

MERCEDES' FATE STILL IN LIMBO

UP THE CREEK (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-5-89)

CORRECTION

MERCK & CO. (RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY)

MERCK'S NEW ULCER DRUG MAY PROVE TOUGH COMPETITOR FOR GLAXO'S ZANTAC
NCCU GETS $16,000 GRANT

MERCURY

EATING

'HEALTHFUL' FISH MAY MEAN MERCURY CONTAMINATION

MERCURY 7 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)

MERCURY REUNION; PIONEER ASTRONAUTS REMEMBER.., (CORRECTED 6-18-89)

APOLLO 11 'TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW'

BURROUGHS WELLCOME DONATES PORTRAIT, $25,000 TO MERCURY 7 FOUNDATION

MERCURY ASTRONAUTS PUT CHAPEL HILL KIDS, PARENTS IN ORBIT

ASTRONAUTS WANT EARTH TO FLOURISH

A ROCKET TRIP BACK IN TIME/AROUND TOWN

MERCY KILLING
SEE DEATH
SEE EUTHANASIA
SEE LIVING WILL
SEE RIGHT-TO-DIE

MEREDITH COLLEGE, STUDENTS

MUSIC FRATERNITY INDUCTS 2 FROM DURHAM

"MERGER ISSUE TASK FORCE"

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER

SEE ALSO SCHOOL TASK FORCE REPORTS (SPECIAL SERIES)

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! 34 PERCENT QUIT CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS

REPORT: 34 PERCENT QUIT CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS

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?

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

JORDAN LEADS PACK IN COLLEGE BOARDS w

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

DURHAM DROFOUT RATES TOP NATIONAL AVERAGE

GROUP WANTS AGGRESSIVE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

REPORT TELLS DISTRICTS HOW TO EDUCATE STUDENTS BETTER

SPENDING FIGURES MISLEADING

COUNTY SCHOOLS RENOVATED MORE

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

PARENTS FACE MERGER DILEMMA-, SOCIETY VS. OWN CHILDREN

TWO BLACK LEGISLATORS SAY RACISM BLOCKING MERGER

D — DATE-

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S 2 2/23/1989 C

CHH 1 3/16/1989 A

CHH 1 5/04/1989 A

CHH 1 5/05/1989 A

H 2 1/13/1989 B
H 2 4/01/1989 C

1 P P S76
3 N

1 P P L38

2 N

N K65
N

H 2 7/11/1989 B 1 N K65

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

6/17/1989
6/17/1989
6/17/1989
6/18/1989
6/18/1989
6/25/1989

H
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
S
H
S

s

H
S

H

1/11/1989

1/18/1989

1/18/1989

1/18/1989

1/19/1989

1/19/1989

1/19/1989

1/20/1989

1/21/1989

1/21/1989

1/22/1989 ..

1/22/1989 D

1/23/1989 A

1/23/1989

1/24/1989

1/24/1989

1/25/1989

1/25/1989

1/25/1989

1/25/1989

1/25/1989

1/25/1989

1/26/1989

1/26/1989

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

2/01/1989

N L90
N L90
H L90
N L90
E
U

S 2 6/23/1989 C 4 N

10

N J40
N J40
E

N S92
N J40
N 046
N S92
N S92
E

Q S92
Q 046
E

Q 046
Q S92
Q J40
Q S92
Q 046
N J40
N J40
N S92
Q S92
N S92
Q 046
Q S92
N S92
N

Q J40
N J40
Q S92
N S92
E

N S92
N S92
N J40
N S92
N 046

MONTHLY

/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N E

P D — DATE-

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hearing set on findings of school merger panel

school merger panel facing busy eight weeks

county school board chairman blasts merger report

eshelman 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

school merger task force to ask for more time

merger task force seeks extension

3 commissioners back more time to study merger

merger issue panel nay get more time

political tensions may stop merger of schools

insight/a deafening silence! without details, merger debate to remain...

a j24-miuli0n question

'come, let us reason together'

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 was unjustified

merger panel likely to extend task

merger study panel adopts noj schqjjle

insight/split decisions: what do city and county teachers think?...

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

heron: school tax needs long, hard look

would merger kelp?

call to merge schools faces difficult battle

report says merger would offer best programs to all

merger reports to be combined

reports 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

principle, not politics, should guide decisions

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 j> whites should put children first

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

parents group seeks city magnet school

school merger task force urged to meet deadline

task force agrees not to oppose merger

task force not against merger

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

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

2/08/1989

2/08/1989

2/09/1989

2/10/1989

2/10/1989

2/12/1989

2/12/1989

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

3/01/1989

3/02/1989

3/02/1989

3/03/1989

3/03/1989

3/06/1989

3/06/1989

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 D

3/19/1989 D

3/22/1989 C

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

4/05/1989

4/06/1989

4/06/19B9

4/06/1989

4/10/1989

4/11/1989

4/12/1989

4/13/1989

4/13/1989

N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
N S92
N J40

T T C50
E

P N J40
E

P N S92
N J40

P N S92
N H65
N
E

T F A20
E
E
E

N J40
E

N J40
L

N J40
N J40

T F 046
N

P N J40
N

N J40
N H65
E
E

N J40
N J40
N
E

N J40
N J40

P N S92

P N J40

P N S92
N S92
N S92
E

P U
N J40
N J40
N S92
N S92
L

N S92
N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92

P N S92
N J40
J
E

N J40
N J40

P N S92

P N S92
E

N J40
N J40
N J40
N S92

-LX630-

NONTHLT/

ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL

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

CITY SCHOOLS SQUEEZE LEARNING IN TIGHT SPACE

TASK FORCE SCUTTLES SEVEN-STEP SCHOOL MERGER RECOMMENDATION

MERGER GROUP STALLS,- 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

HOW WOULD BOARDS VOTE?

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

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

DON'T CALL THIS MEDDLING

BOARD TO GET REPORT ON STUDENTS

SCHOOLS HOPE TO REDUCE DROPOUTS BY 10X

CUTTING DROPOUTS KEY, NOT PLANS TO BE USED

CHAMBER TO FAVOR SCHOOL MERGER

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

EDUCATION SHOULD BE MERGER PROPOSAL KEY

MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT MERGER
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C., MERGERS

HOME SAVINGS, R.I. FIRM LOCK PURCHASE DEAL

SMALLER N.C. BANKS SEEN MERGER TARGETS

PERSONNEL SPECIALIST TALKS MERGER, MORALE AT SEMINAR

TWO DURHAM LAW FIRMS PLAN MERGER

DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL MUSEUMS VOTE MERGER

MUSEUM MERGER COMPLETION DUE NEXT MONTH

QUESTIONS UNANSWERED ON MUSEUMS' MERGER

MONEY DRIVES ENTERTAINMENT

MUTUAL, GREENSBORO S&LS TO MERGE

MERIDIAN BUSINESS CAMPUS

SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
LAKEWOOD CENTER RECEIVES AWARD

N
P

H
S
H
H
S
H
S
S
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
S

-DATE-

S
E

C -PG

4/14/1989

4/14/1989

4/18/1989

4/19/198?

4/19/198?

4/20/198?

4/20/198?

4/20/198?

4/21/198?

4/21/1989

4/25/1989

4/26/1989

4/26/1989

4/27/1989

4/27/1989

5/02/198?

5/03/1989

5/03/1989

5/04/1989

5/04/198?

5/05/l?8?

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/09/198?

5/16/1989

5/16/1989

5/17/198?

5/17/198?

5/18/1989

5/18/1989

5/19/1989

5/19/198?

5/22/1989

5/22/198?

5/24/1989

6/07/1989

6/08/1989

6/11/1989

6/16/1989

6/21/198?

6/25/1989

7/12/1989 _

7/12/1989 B

7/18/1989 A

7/28/1989 A

8/01/1989 B

8/01/1989
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
8/04/1989
9/12/198?

4

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

1

1 I

1

1 I

1

1 I

4
13

1 I

1

1

4

4

1

7

1

1 I

1

1
12

4

4

1

4

4
10

1

4

1

J
1

4
2
1

4
1
1
1
9
4
4
4

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E
E

N J40
N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
N S92
E
N H65

P N H65
N J40

P N S92
N J40

P N S92
E
N J40

P N S92
N J40
N S92
E
E
N

N R63
N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
N J40
E
E

N J40
E
E
N

N S69
E
A20

S69

F

J

J

E

N

N H65

E

N S92

N

N S92

N C47

E

E

E

s

2 3/07/1989 C

1 N

H

2 4/26/1989 D

5 N

CHH 1 5/18/1989 A

5 N

H

2 5/21/198? B

7 N R63

H

2 5/24/1989 A

1 N C60

S

2 5/24/1989 A

1 N M06

s

2 5/27/1989 A

4 E

s

2 8/30/1989 A

4 E

H

2 10/10/1989 B

5 P N C60

S 2 6/19/198? A 1 N

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SU6JE

LAKEWOOD SHOPPES, LAKESIDE PROMENADE WIN 'DURHAM AWARDS'

HIGH NOTE

SATURDAY'S POPS CONCERT WILL FEATURE 2 SOLOISTS

READY TO 'POP'

POPS GOES T>£ MERIDIAN

VIOLIN PLUCKING

IN TUNE

THE INSIDE SCOOP ON 'OUTSIDER' ART/TUESDAY TALK

DEVELOPER WANTS TO SAVE EXISTING RIGHTS

MERIDIAN PARK

SEE MERIDIAN BUSINESS CAMPUS

MERRICK-MOORE SCHOOL

MERRICK MOORE 'OLDIES' DEFEAT HILLSIDE
'HUNGRY' WOMAN ROBS HER HOST
BLACK SCHOOLS PLAY CATCH-UP

GOODIES'

MERRILL, LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH

MERRILL LYNCH REALTY SALE WON'T MEAN RELOCATION, EXEC SAYS

MERRILL LYNCH REALTY/MID-ATLANTIC INC. (CHANGED TO PRUDENTIAL TRI. REALTY)
MERRILL LYNCH REALTY SALE WON'T MEAN RELOCATION, EXEC SAYS

MERRITT MILL ROAD

NEW TANDLER PHASE IN WORKS

THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, TEXAS (PLAY)

THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, TEXAS/SHAKESAPEARE MEETS SAGEBRUSH.,.
DUKE OFFERS EXCHANGE OF 'MERRY WIVES' TICKETS
RAMBLERS MAKE IT WORK

MESSIAH

THE 'MESSIAH' AT DUKE! AGAIN, A SINGULAR EVENT
AS HANDEL INTENDED IT/'MESSIAH'

METALLICA (BAND)

METALLICA IS HAPPY WITH SUCCESS ON ITS TERMS

METAMORA (MUSIC GROUP)
METAMORA

METAMORPHOSIS (PLAY)

METAMORPHOSIS CAST FEATURED IN FEB. 4 GALA

DUKE STUDENTS GET CHANCE TO TRAIN WITH PROS

BARYSHNIKOV AS A BUG

DUKE STANDS TO BENEFIT FROM HOSTING SHOWS

NO SHOT NEEDED FOR THIS 'BUG' AT DUKE

MISHA'S METAMORPHOSIS) BARYSHNIKOV MOVES FROM DANCE TO DRAMA...

MISHA'S METAMORPHOSIS

MISHA!

BARYSHNIKOV CURTAIN CALL

METAMORPHOSIS II! FROM THEATER STAR TO A GENIAL GUEST

BARYSHNIKOV UNDERGOES 'METAMORPHOSIS'

ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE THESE DAYS FOR SOME DUKE STUDENTS

BARYSHNIKOV'S THEATER DEBUT ALMOST AS BIG AS BASKETBALL

NOT BUGGED

'METAMORPHOSIS' IS STRANGE, BUT GOOD

HUMANITY SHINES THROUGH MISHA'S 'METAMORPHOSIS'

BROADWAY CRITICS COOL TO DUKE-BRED 'METAMORPHOSIS'

METHODISTS

SEE ALSO ORANGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

METHODIST BISHOPS FROM 9 STATES MEET IN CHARLOTTE

METHODIST CHURCHES TO EMPHASIZE MISSIONS

METHODIST HYMNAL WILL BE INTRODUCED DURING MEETING OF BISHOPS

PROFESSOR'S BOOK EXPLORES METHODISM, FOREIGN POLICY

REKINDLING FIRES OF METHODISM

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H

2

6/21/1989 C

3 N

S

2

7/27/1989 D

3 P N

H

2

7/28/1989 D

4 P N

S

2

7/29/1989 C

1 P P C45

H

2

7/30/1989 C

1 P P C45

H

2

7/30/1989 C

5 P P C45

S

2

7/31/1989 C

1 P P C45

H

2

8/01/1989 A

6 P U WIS

S

2

9/27/1989 A

1 N C61

S 2 1/03/1989 B 6 P U A76
S 2 1/31/1989 B 1 N
S 2 4/19/1989 G 10 P F S92

H 2 8/16/1989 D 6 N C60
H 2 8/16/1989 D 6 N C60
CHH 1 1/04/1989 A 1 N C62

H 2 12/08/1989 D 3 P F B71
H 2 12/12/1989 C 12 N
H 2 12/15/1989 D 6 P R B77

H 2 12/05/1989 B 1 R W66
H 2 12/08/1989 D 12 P P C58

H 2 2/17/1989 D 5 F H90

CHH 1 4/06/1989 A 6 P P

H

2

1/01/1989 C

12 P N

H

2

1/25/1989 D

10 N D80

S

2

1/26/1989 D

1 P F B71

S

2

1/26/1989 D

3 P N B71

S

2

2/02/1989 D

3 P U B71

H

2

2/03/1989 D

1 P P

H

2

2/03/1989 D

10 P F W66

S

2

2/04/1989 A

1 P P S73

H

2

2/05/1989 B

4 P P S73

H

2

2/07/1989 B

1 P U W15

S

2

2/08/1989 A

14 N

s

2

2/09/1989 D

3 P N

s

2

2/09/1989 D

3 N

S

2

2/09/1989 A

1 P P S73

S

2

2/09/1989 A

3 P R B71

H

2

2/10/1989 D

5 R U66

H

2

3/16/1989 B

1 P R

S

2

1/07/1989 A

6 N

H

2

2/18/1989 A

7 N

H

2

4/29/1989 A

9 P N

S

2

5/03/1989 C

10 N

H

2

9/12/1989 A

4 E

METHYL ISOCYANATE

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Y SUBJECTS

'84 BHOPHAL DISASTER KILLED 5 SIBLINGS, BOTH HIS PARENTS

MEVACOR

PERILS OF NEVACOR/DRUG CAN BE CAUSE OF LIVER DAMAGE

MEXICO

SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO CANCUN, MEXICO
LOCALS HELP MIGRANT WORKER MAKE LAST FLIGHT HOME

MEXICO, DRUGS _

A KEY MEXICAN DRUG ARREST

MEYERSON/ ALLEN

SEE MYERSON/ALLEN

^S&'SSWBU*. - BUDDY FILM NOIR IN COLOR
JAIL ESCAPE WAS A BUST

MICROCHIPS

SEE ALSO COMPUTER CHIP
MITSUBISHI FETES NEU UAFER PLANT

MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF N.C. (STATE RESEARCH FACILITY)

SEEALSO CENTER FOR MICROELECTRONICS (GENERAL ELECTRIC-OWNED)

SEE ALSO ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY

SEE ALSO MCNC AT THE CROSSROADS (SPECIAL SERIES)

FEU BUDGET PLUMS OFFERED FOR TRIANGLE „_. r^r^n-

BELL NORTHERN'S KUHN APPOINTED MICROELECTRONICS CENTER PRESIDENT

MICROELECTRONICS CENTER HOPES TO COLLABORATE WITH SEMATECH

DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS

CUTS WOULD ELIMINATE BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER

MICROELECTRONICS CENTER MUST BE ACCOUNTABLE

GOLD RUSH OR BUST? MCNC AT THE CROSSROADS „

THE BOTTOM LINE CATCHING PUBLIC'S EYE/MCNC AT THE CROSSROADS

KUHN, NEU DIRECTOR, HOPES TO IGNORE PAST, LOOK AHEAD

FACILITIES NOTCH NOTED ACHIEVEMENTS

ARTICLE ABOUT MCNC CONTAINED INACCURACIES mrr„

MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF N.C. AUAPJSTJ U.S., TAIWANESE PATENTS

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AGREES TO COMPROMISES ON BUDGET

MICROELECTRONICS CENTER BOARD MEMBER NAMED ^^

SCIENCE TEACHERS SEE HIGH TECH AT N.C. MICROELECTRONICS CENTER'

DUKE, UNC-C CHANCELLORS JOIN MICROELECTRONICS CENTER BOARD

MILLER PROVISION CALLS FOR PRIVATE AGENCIES LISTING STATE MONEY USE

HIGH-TECH MICROELECTRONICS USES ANCIENT GLASSBLOUING ART

SUFERCOMPUTING CENTER DIRECTOR IS REMOVED

NEU CHIP CALLED 'FUZZY LOGIC ADVANCE

MCNC SPONSORS WORKSHOP _ _

MICROELECTRONICS CENTER SEEN HELP TO LURE CHIP PLANT

MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF N.C, BUDGET T ,r ^v-™.™.

THE BOTTOM LINE CATCHING PUBLICS EYE/MCNC AT THE CROSSROADS
HOUSE DEFEATS MOVE TO CUT MICROELECTRONICS FUNDS
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER DRAWS GARDNER'S FIRE

U T P OOCPfTDCC

CONFERENCE SET ON VIDEO MICROSCOPES IN BIOLOGY
MICROSCOPE TAKES ON THICKER SAMPLES

MICROSTRUCTURE _

W. GERMAN, N.C. SCIENTISTS COLLABORATE

MICROWAVE COOKING
SEE ALSO COOKING
MICROWAVE OVEN LIKELY ORIGIN OF FATAL FIRE

MID-STATE FARMS CO. _ „,

SLUDGE HAULER MAY BE CITED FOR WASTE PIT

N E

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H 2 5/05/1989 A 11 P N C60

CHH 1 11/03/1989 A 7 U

CHH 1 7/15/1989 A 1 P N L90

H 2 4/14/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/24/1989 D 3 P R L59
S 2 7/24/1989 A 4 E

S 2 10/06/1989 A 1 N E33

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

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

H

2

1/19/1989

1/27/1989

2/03/19S9

2/19/1989

3/17/1989

4/01/1989

4/16/1989

4/17/1989

4/18/1989

4/18/1989

4/24/1989

5/03/1989

5/12/1989

6/15/1989 B

7/21/1989 C

7/22/1989

8/03/1989

8/13/1989

8/18/1989

8/23/1989

9/12/1989

9/26/1989

N R53
N K65
N K65
N C60
N K65
E

Q K65
Q K65
Q K65
N K65
L
N
N
N

N K65
N
N L40

1 P N K65
3 N

9 N

2 N
11 N

H 2 4/17/1989 A 1 C Q K65
H 2 4/25/1989 C 8 N L4C
H 2 10/28/1989 C 1 N L40

H 2 6/01/1989 B 9 N
H 2 6/22/1989 B 2 N

H 2 9/19/1989 A 12 N K65

H 2 10/31/1989 C 4 N M51
CHH 1 4/15/1989 A 3 N M25

MIDDLE AGE

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SEE ALSO AGING
EXPLORING THE MIDLIFE CRISIS

KIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN

SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAN
SEE ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN

MIDDLETON APARTMENTS

MIDDLETON APARTMENTS FIRE

MIDWIFERY

SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
HIDWIVES SEEK 'BIRTH OPTIONS'

MIGRANT WORKERS

SEE ALSO ILLEGAL ALIENS
TOBACCO FARMERS FEAR MIGRANT WORKER SHORTAGE
FARMERS EXPECT LABOR SQUEEZE
LOCALS HELP MIGRANT WORKER MAKE LAST FLIGHT HOME

MIGRATION

SEE BLACKS, U.S., MIGRATION
SEE POPULATION, U.S.

MIKES ON MAIN QUAD
SEE DEBATE

MILITARY, BLACKS

SEE BLACKS, MILITARY

MILITARY, BUDGET

SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SECURITY
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET

CLOSING OF MILITARY BASES GOOD FOR U.S.

LEFTISTS WEAKEN NATION'S DEFENSE

SPENDING CUTS WOULD HURT U.S. DEFENSE — GENERAL

AT LAST! PENTAGON SAVINGS PLAN

MILITARY, BUDGET, CUTS

TRIANGLE RESIDENTS HOPE FOR MILITARY CUTS

RESIDENTS FAVOR CUTS IN DEFENSE; ROOSEVELT STUDY RELEASED

DEFENSE CUTS WOULD HAVE GREAT IMPACT

WHAT ATE THE 'PEACE DIVIDEND"

MILITARY, COURTS MARTIAL

DERELICTION OF DUTY CHARGES WITHDRAWN
COURT-MARTIAL BEGINS ON ABANDONING OF MARINE
FRIEND TESTIFIES HE ASKED ABOUT MISSING MARINE
MARINE CONVICTED, DEMOTED OVER DEATH OF LANCE CORPORAL
COMPANY'S FIRST SOT. TESTIFIES IN COURT-MARTIAL OVER DEATH
OFFICER GUILTY IN ABANDONED MARINE CASE

H 2 12/21/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/21/1989 C 1 P P 132

CHH 1 10/06/1989 A 2 N

H 2 2/06/1989 C 3 N
H 2 2/12/1989 D 4 E
CHH 1 7/15/1989 A 1 P N L90

S 2 1/03/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 4 P U

H 2 1/31/1989 B 6 N

H 2 7/22/1989 A 4 E

S 2 3/20/1989 A 1 P N M06

CHH 1 4/12/1989 A 3 N R63

S 2 11/22/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/07/1989 A 4 E

H

2

1/12/1989 B

4 N

H

1

1/28/1989 C

1 N

H

2

1/31/1989 A

16 N

H

2

2/02/1989 B

10 N

H

2

2/04/1989 C

4 N

H

2

2/26/1989 B

7 P N

MILITARY, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
DRUG ABUSE DOWN AT FORT BRAGG

MILITARY, HOMOSEXUALS
APOLOGY NOT ENOUGH

MILITARY BASES, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC N.C. MILITARY BASES)
INSURANCE BUREAU MAY END TERRITORIES ON MILITARY BASES

MILITARY BASES, THEFT

3 CIVILIANS INDICTED AT CAMP LEJEUNE

S 2 1/25/1989 A 7 N

S 2 7/05/1989 A 4 E

H 2 1/28/1989 B 3 N

S 1 1/05/1989 A 9 N

MILITARY BASES, U.S.

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CLOSING OF MILITARY BASES GOOD FOR U.S.
DON'T STOP PLAN TO CLOSE BASES

MILITARY NEWS (COLUMN)

SERVICED ARRIVE FOR DUTY, EARN HONORS

MILITARY NOTES

SERVICEMEN PROMOTED, HONORED

MILITARY NOTES

SERVICEMEN RECEIVE ASSIGNMENTS, HONORS

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

TRIANGLE SERVICEMEN EARN PROMOTIONS

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

TRIANGLE SERVICEMEN GET ASSIGNMENTS, PROMOTIONS

MTl TTARY NOTTS

TRIANGLE SERVICEMEN COMPLETE TRAINING, GET PROMOTIONS

MILITARY NOTES

TRIANGLE SERVICEMEN RECEIVE HONORS, ASSIGNMENTS

SERVICEMEN COMPLETE COURSES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

TRIANGLE SERVICEMEN GET PROMOTIONS

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NEWS

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

MILITARY NOTES

DURHAM, AREA SERVICEMEN EARN HONORS, PROMOTIONS

MILITARY NOTES _ „ mar^mm

TRIANGLE SERVICEMEN COMPLETE COURSES, GET ASSIGNMENTS

MILK

SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS, N.C. __

COLD AND FRESH/40 YEARS OF BUSINESS & GOING STRONG WITH.

MILK CARTONS _ „m„

BILL TAKES SOUR VIEW OF MILK CRATE THEFTS
CRYING OVER SPILLED MILK CRATES; THEFT COSTS DAIRY INDUS
rOMMITTEE AMENDS BILL ON POSSESSING MILM CRATES
MISSING, CAMPAIGN TO RECOVER STOLEN MILK CRATES TO BEGIN THIS WEEK
CRATE LAY THE LEGISLATURE'S SOP TO THE BOYS FROM MILK

MIME

SEE ALSO TOUCH MIME TRIO
*$ FREE OF CHARGE M
MIME ANDREW LEVITT DOES HIS THING WEDNESDAY

MIND WINDOWS (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) _^

THE BRAIN SPA, UNIQUE STORE EXPLORES INNER SPACE „_,.,„
PROLIFIC INVENTOR FINDS HE DOES SOME OF BEST THINKING UNDERWATER

MINI-SOCIETY

SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM

S I T

N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S 2 1/03/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/05/1989 A 4 E

S 2

1/07/1989 B

6

N

CHH 1

1/09/1989 A

8

N

S 2

1/11/1989 C

0

N

CHH 1

1/12/1989 A

g

N

S 2

1/14/1989 A

8

N

CHH 1

1/22/1989 A

8

N

CHH 1

1/24/1989 A

2

N

CHM 1

1/29/1989 A

8

N

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

9

N

S 2

2/08/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

2/17/1989 A

7

N

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

9

N

CHH 1

•3/01/1989 A

7

N

S 2

3/03/1989 D

8

N

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

9

N

S 2

3/09/1989 C

3

N

CHH 1

3/16/1989 A

8

N

S 2

3/21/1989 A

7

N

S 2

3/22/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

3/31/1989 A

9

N

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

8

N

CHH 1

4/02/1989 A

9

N

S 2

4/07/1989 A

6

N

CHH 1

4/12/1989 A

7

N

CHH 1

4/19/1989 A

9

N

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

6

N

CHH 1

4/24/1989 A

5

N

CHH 1

4/26/1989 A

7

N

CHH 1

5/01/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

5/02/1989 A

8

N

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

10

N

cm i

5/17/1989 A

10

N

CHH 1

5/21/1989 A

8

N

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

8

N

CHH 1

5/28/1989 A

7

N

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

12

N

CHH 1

6/06/1989 A

14

N

S 2

6/07/1989 A

18

N

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

10

N

S 2

6/08/1989 A

11

N

MILK DELIVERY CHH 1

8/20/1989 A

3 P N

H 2

3/29/1989 C

1

N R53

Y %2 MILLION CHH 1

4/11/1989 A

3 P N

H 2

5/31/1989 C

6

N R53

HIS WEEK CHH 1

10/09/1989 A

3 P N

H 2 10/15/1989 B

1

U N36

S 2 1/05/1989 D 4 P I
H 2 1/06/1989 D 14 P P

S 2 2/03/1989 B 1 P F G59
H 2 5/03/1989 C 1 P N C60

MINIATURES

NATIONAL PASTIME

H 2 4/16/1989 B 1 P P K30

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SUBJECTS

SIMPLE AS ABC, SALES OF MINIBOTTLES ON THE RISE IN COUNTY

MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
SEE ALSO WAGES, N.C.
MINIMUM WAGE ISSUE
EGG PRICES... EGG DEMAND (CARTOON)
MINIMUM WAGE BILL IS SOUNTj APPROACH

DUKE STUDENTS, SENIOR CITIZENS TO PROTEST MINIMUM-WAGE PLAN
GROUP STAGES PROTEST OF PLAN FOR SUB-MINIMUM TRAINING PAY
WAGE RAGE

MINIMUM WAGE HIKE A MISTAKE
ASK PEOPLE AFFECTED ABOUT MINIMUM WAGE
DURHAM FORUM OKS RAISING WAGES
MINIMUM WAGE PLAN HELPS WORKERS, BOSSES
NEW MINIMUM, NEW PROBLEM?

MINISTERS, BLACK

SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES
MINISTERS TOLD! JOIN FIGHT AGAINST AIDS

MINISTERS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO CONTACT DURHAM, INC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM)

SEE ALSO DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION

SEE ALSO INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF DURHAM

SEE ALSO URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER

SEE ALSO WOMEN. MINISTERS

IT'S NOT A MATTER OF WHAT HE SAYS SO MUCH AS WHAT HIS LISTENERS HEAR

BLINDNESS DOESN'T HANDICAP MINISTER

HUSBAND-WIFE PASTORS TO LEAD MORAVIAN CHURCH

MINISTERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO WOMEN, MINISTERS
PREACHING EQUALITY; TIM KIMREY IS LEADING ORANGE COUNTY'S FIGHT...
MINISTERS TOLDS JOIN FIGHT AGAINST AIDS
COUNCIL MEMBER RESIGNS AS PASTOR
'DON'T JUST DO SOMETHING. BE THERE'
ACROSS AN OCEAN AND A GENERATION

MINISTERS, N.C, UNETHICAL CONDUCT

FLAMBOYANT PREACHER IN PRISON AFTER CAREER OF SEXUAL MOLESTATION

MINISTERS, U.S.

SEE ALSO CHAPLAIN CORPS.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MINISTERS
LIGHT YEARS FROM HIS ROOTS

MINNESOTA

CANDIDATE TRIES NEW TWIST

MINNESOTA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

GRAND JURY INDICTS DABER ON FALSE-PRETENSE CHARGES

MINNIE MOUSE

'NOW BE A GOOD LITTLE BOY...'

MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, ETHNIC POPULATION

SEE ALSO INROADS INC.

SEE ALSO LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN BUSINESS INC

SEE ALSO N.C INSTITUTE OF MINORITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)

ACTIVELY STRIVE FOR ECONOMIC JUSTICE, ESPY TELLS MINORITIES

SPEAKER STRESSES NEED FOR MINORITY TEACHERS

DUKE GRADUATE SCHOOL HOSTS MINORITY SYMPOSIUM

MINORITIES TAKING OVER LOW-SKILL JOBS, KENAN SPEAKER SAYS

MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS

SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., ADMISSIONS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)

N E

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H 2 7/23/1989 B 1 N S22

3/16/1989
3/26/1989
3/27/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
3/30/1989
6/19/1989
6/19/1989
6/26/1989
11/02/1989
11/11/1989

H 2 2/21/1989 A

S 2 10/02/1989 A

H 2 9/09/1989 A

S 2 5/25/1989 C

E
T T C50

E

N
P N C47
P P T37

E

E

N M06

E

E

H 2 7/01/1989 C 1 N C60

H 2 4/16/1989 D
S 2 7/11/1989 B
H 2 11/25/1989 A

CHH 1 6/06/1989 A
H 2 7/01/1989 C
CHH 1 8/04/1989 A
H 1 10/18/1989 C
CHH 1 12/26/1989 A

H 2 1/30/1939 B 1 N

3 P U H45
1 P F G59
7 P N J40

3 P N S17
1 N C60
3 N M70
1 P N T33
3 P N

4 E
4 E
1 P N S82
1 P P C45

H 2 5/20/1989 C 4 N C47

CHH 1 6/04/1989 A 3 N L90

S 2 9/07/1989 C 2 N

CHH 1 10/21/1989 A 2 N S17

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SEE ALSO MEDICAL EDUCATION

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., MINORITY ADMISSIONS lMm-,
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAFEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITY ADMISSIONS

DUKE PARTICIPATING IN MINORITY GRAB STUDY PROGRAM

SPEAKER STRESSES NEED FOR MINORITY TEACHERS

MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM

SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU

SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, SMALL _ _r„

CITY'S HWBE GOALS WORTHY, NOT REALISTIC „^

EX-WORKER SAYS CITY DODGED CONTRACTS LAW (CORRECTED 5-4-89)
CITY MAY CUT MINORITY CONTRACT SHARE

^UBHUUBfUWIi ASTONISHINGLY IRRESPONSIBLE

COURf'SRmSSTOALIRULES COULD BOOST MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
DURHAM REWORKING HIRING QUOTA mMmi
COUNTY INTERIM GOAL 10X FOR MINORITY CONTRACTS

MINORITY CONTRACTORS

SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES

SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS

SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS „„

SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY BUSINESSES

CITY'S MWBE GOALS WORTHY, NOT REALISTIC

GOALS ARE UNREALISTIC „. . „. ^-^

Stf^^T^^^nm™ in CAMPUS HILLS..

NUMBERS DON'T TALLY n M

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

KERCKBOFF'S ASSESSMENT OF MWBE IS CORRECT

COMBAT REGRETTABLE

DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND

DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND

DURHAM CAUTIOUS ON ORDINANCE

FINE-TUNE THE QUOTAS

THIS WASN'T REAGAN'S REVENGE mrm

BONDS COULD BE USED FOR CAMPUS HILLS CENTER

COURT RULING SHOULD FORCE MWBE CHANGE „1TmmTrc „. Tur

CITY COUNCIL TO HOLD MEETING ON BUSINESS ENTERPRISE RULING

REC CENTER BIDS REJECTED

COUNCIL REJECTS CAMPUS HILLS BIDS

C^Y HBnn&SnHBI MINORITY BUSINESSES

VttR^WXPJKBB Finance on contracts for minority

MINORITY RULING CASTS PALL OVER ORDINANCES „„„„,

BILL SEEKS MORE STATE BUSINESS FOR MINORITY-OWNED COMPANIES

FIRED EMPLOYEE OF CITY CHARGES DISCRIMINATION

EX-WORKER SAYS CITY DODGED CONTRACTS LAW (CORRECTED 5-4-89)

PERSON COUNTY ADOPTS GOAL FOR MINORITY CONTRACTS

CITY TO ACCEPT MORE PARK BIDS

MINORITY FIRM TO OVERSEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE PROJECT

APPARENT LOW BIDDER URGES CITY REVIEW OF MWBE STANDARDS

JUSTICES ARE MEDDLING AGAIN

CITY MAY CUT MINORITY CONTRACT SHARE

INTERIM MEASURE CAN EASE MWBE PROBLEMS

INTERIM SET-ASIDE PLAN APPROVED BY COUNCIL

CITY OKS INTERIM MINORITY QUOTAS

SET-ASIDE RULES CHANGE

MINORITY-WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
NUMBERS DON'T TALLY

H 2 5/10/1989 C
CHH 1 6/04/1989 A

N

N L90

s

2 1/02/1989 A

4

E

S

2 5/02/1989 C

1 P N C61

s

2 10/12/1989 A

1

N C61

s

2 10/14/1989 A

4

E

H

2 11/06/1989 A

5

L

H

2 11/10/1989 A

4

E

H

2 11/26/1989 D

5

U

s

2 12/13/1989 A

1

N H65

S

2 12/19/1989 A

1

N H65

1/02/1989
1/06/1989
1/13/1989
1/14/1989
1/17/1989
1/17/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/21/1989
1/23/1989
1/23/1989
1/24/1989
1/26/1989
1/26/1989
1/27/1989
1/28/1989
2/03/1989 C
2/07/1989 C
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/16/1989
2/21/1989
4/19/1989
5/02/1989
5/02/1989
8/09/1989
8/19/1989
9/12/1989
9/21/1989
10/06/1989
10/12/1989
10/14/1989
10/17/1989
10/17/1989
10/19/1989

E

E

N S69

N H70

E

E

N S69
M N H70

N S69

E

E

N H70

N H65
P N S69

E

E

N S69

E

N S69

N S69
P N H70

E
P N S69

N H70

N A54
P N H70

N R53

N R63
P N C61

N H60
M N C61

N H65

N S69

E

N C61

E

N R63

N C61

E

H 2 1/17/1989 A 4 E

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SUBJECTS

N
P

CITY COUNCIL IGNORES REALITIES OF BUSINESS S

CAMPUS HILLS VOTE STIRS BITTER DEBATE S

KERCKHOFF'S ASSESSMENT OF MWBE IS CORRECT S

2ND COUNCIL VOTE BACKS CAMPUS HILLS DECISION S

DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND S

DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND S

QUOTA SHOULD BE 50 PERCENT H

POWELL? BONDS COULD COVER EXCESS PARK COSTS S

CITY COUNCIL TO HOLD MEETING ON BUSINESS ENTERPRISE RULING H

MWBE CONTROVERSY CAN BE OPPORTUNITY S

CITY REVIEWING ITS ORDINANCE TO AID MINORITY BUSINESSES H
CONSULTANT TO HELP COUNTY IMPLEMENT ORDINANCE ON CONTRACTS FOR MINORITY H

MINORITY RULING CASTS PALL OVER ORDINANCES S

CONTRACT DELAYS MAY COST DURHAM PENALTY S

NCCU PROFESSOR MAY UORK FOR CITY TO REVIEW ORDINANCE S

NON-PROFIT AGENCIES OFFICIALS URGE NO CURTAILING OF FUNDS H

FIRMS FILE AFFIDAVITS AS CITY EYES REVISED JOBS LAW S

CITY PANEL OKS TRANSIT CONSULTANT S

CONSTRUCTION FIRM MIGHT SUE CITY FOR DISCOUNTING LOW BID S

MAKE SENSE, CITY HALL H

JUSTICES ARE MEDDLING AGAIN H

INTERIM SET-ASIDE PLAN APPROVED BY COUNCIL H

CITY OKS INTERIM MINORITY QUOTAS S

SET-ASIDE RULES CHANGE H

MINOXIDIL

SEE ALSO ROGAINE
UNC PROF: MANY BALDING MEN HAVE ALTERNATIVE
MEDICATION MAY ALSO HAVE BENEFITS FOR BALDING WOMEN

MISALLIANCE (PLAY)

SHAW'S 'MISALLIANCE' NEXT FOR PLAYMAKERS CHH 1

GRAND MISMATCH) UNC PRESENTS SHAW'S 'MISALLIANCE' CHH 1

THEATER THERAPY! PLAYMAKERS' GUEST DIRECTOR FINDS IT WORKS... H 2

PLAYMAKERS* 'MISALLIANCE' IS UPLIFTING MENTAL WORKOUT S 2

FAULT OF 'MISALLIANCE' LIES NOT IN ITS STARS H 2

MISCARRIAGE

SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
INSIGHT/THE MISCARRIAGE: IT HELPS TO TALK

THE MISER (PLAY)
'THE MISER'

MISS DURHAM PAGEANT

MISS DURHAM PAGEANT SET H

PAGEANT HAS RIGHT FOCUS S

WIN SOME, LOSE SOME S

TALENT ON PARADE H

MISS DURHAM TRIO H

WINNERS 3 S

MISS DURHAM SCHOLARSHIP PAGEANT
SEE MISS DURHAM PAGEANT

MISS DURHAM/ORANGE COUNTY PAGEANT

HISS NORTH CAROLINA CROWNEDj DUKE STUDENT 2ND RUNNER-UP

MISS GREATER DURHAM PAGEANT
SEE MISS DURHAM PAGEANT

MISS N.C. PAGEANT

SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES
MISS NORTH CAROLINA CROWNEDj DUKE STUDENT 2ND RUNNER-UP H

A THANKS FROM MISS NORTH CAROLINA H

MISS N.C. NATIONAL TEEN-AGER PAGEANT
SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS

D — DATE-

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

1/17/1989 A
1/18/1989 A
1/19/1989 A
1/19/1989 C
1/23/1989 A
1/23/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
1/27/1989 C
2/03/1989 C
2/07/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
2/16/1989 A
2/21/1989 A
5/16/1989 A
6/01/1989 A
6/06/1989 C
6/06/1989 C
7/18/1989 A
9/20/1989 A
9/25/1989 A
2 10/06/1989 A
2 10/17/1989 C
2 10/17/1989 A
2 10/19/1989 A

10

E

N H70
E

N H70
N H70
N H65
L

N H70
N S69
E

N S69
N A54
N H70
N C61
N C61
N R63
N C61
N C61
N C61
E
E

N R63
N C61
E

S 2 3/27/1989 C 1 N
H 2 4/25/1989 C 14 N C60

2/04/1989 A
2/28/1989 A
3/02/1989 B
3/09/1989 D
3/10/1989 D

5 P N

5 P N

1 P F W66
4 R R90

6 P R M31

H 2 4/09/1989 D 2 U L40

S 2 2/16/1989 D 7 P P

8/24/1989 A

8/25/1989 A

9/30/1989 C

10/21/1989 C

10/23/1989 B

10/23/1989 C

N S22

E
P P K30
P P T44
PPT32
P P T32

H 2 7/09/1989 B 1 N

2 7/09/1989 B 1 N
1 10/04/1989 C 1 P P K30

MISS PITTIPAT'S RIDING SCHOOL

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SEE ALSO HORSES
THEY'RE NOT HORSING AROUND; LOCAL RESIDENTS UANT TO ORGANIZE... HORSE...

MISS TEEN-AGE IJURHAM/ORANGE/WAKE CONTEST
SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS

HISS U.S.A.

HELLO, MISS USA
THERE SHE IS

MISSING CHILDREN

SEE ALSO CHILD IDENTIFICATION PROGRAMS
DIVERS JOIN SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRL
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL
GIRL'S BODY DISCOVERED IN A CREEK
GUILFORD GIRL, 6, DROWNED — AUTOPSY
STUDY LOOKS AT RESPONSE TO MISSING CHILD CASES

MISSING IN ACTION

LAOS, U.S. DISCUSS MISSING AMERICANS
TAR HEEL PERSEVERES IN BID TO FREE VIETNAM MIAS_
POW/MIA FLAG WILL BE RAISED SUNDAY IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
DUKE ATHLETE, FIGHTER PILOT, MIA COMES HOME TO ARLINGTON

CHH 1 6/26/1989 A 3 P N H90

THE MISSING LINK
SEE DUKE UNIV.

THE MISSING LINK (STUDENT PUBLICATION)

MISSING PERSONS, CHAPEL HILL

SEE ALSO MISSING PERSONS, ORANGE COUNTY
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN

MISSING PERSONS, DURHAM „ _ m„

POLICE SEARCHING FOR MAN MISSING MORE THAN 2 WEEKS

MAN MISSING AFTER QUITTING JOB

HANDICAPPED MAN MISSING

MISSING MAN FOUND IN BUTNER HOSPITAL

POLICE LOG/WOMAN AWAKENED BY BURGLAR

POLICE LOG/DECOMPOSED BODY IDENTIFIED AS MISSING 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL

POLICE LOG/MISSING MAN DISCOVERED IN WOOLWORTH

MISSING PERSONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DEBATE
SEE ALSO PEOPLE ASSISTING VICTIMS

GASTONIA OFFICIALS SEEK MISSING 10-DAY-OLD GIRL

PERSON COUNTY MAN REPORTED MISSING

MAN MISSING 18 DAYS FOUND DEAD

DISAPPEARANCE OF FORMER DURHAM WOMAN PROBED

DIVERS JOIN SEARCH FOR BOONE WOMAN

ASSAILANT'S REMARKS SPUR SEARCH FOR BOONE WOMAN

PARKWAY AREAS SEARCHED FOR WOMAN FROM BOONE

BODY FOUND BELIEVED THAT OF JENI GRAY

MISSING PERSONS, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO MISSING PERSONS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.

ENNIS' BODY FOUND NEAR HILLSBOROUGH

DISCOVERY OF BODY ENDS A 2-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY

ENNIS' FATHER SAYS FAMILY RELIEVED BODY FINALLY FOUND

ANNADALE CHARGED IN ENNIS MURDER

MOTHER POSTS PHOTOS OF MISSING TEEN-AGER

MISSING HILLSBOROUGH TEENS RETURN

MISSION AIR

SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
DEPUTIES LOCK HANGAR AT MISSION AIR MINISTRIES

MISSISSIPPI BURNING (FILM)

CIVIL RIGHTS FILM HISTORY WRAPPED IN TIRED CLICHE
FARMER*. REDOUBLE EFFORTS TO FIGHT RACISM

MISSOURI VS. REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES

H
S
H
H

2 8/21/1989 B 1 P P K30
2 8/21/1989 C 1 P P K30

1/19/1989 B
1/22/1989 B
1/23/1989 A
1/24/1989 B
4/01/1989 C

N
N
N
N

N K65

2 1/29/1989 B
2 4/14/1989 A

1 4/15/1989 C

2 10/29/1989 B

3 N
5 J Oil
1 D N H60
1 P U N36

CHH 1 1/12/1989 A 3 N

H 2 4/30/1989 B
H 2 4/30/1989 B
H 2 7/18/1989 C
S 2 7/18/1989 A
H 2 7/19/1989 C
H 2 9/06/1989 C
H 2 11/03/1989 C

4 P N

5 P N

4 P N
3 N

5 N

3 P N M51
1 N S22

S 2 1/04/1989 A
H 1 1/14/1989 C
H 2 1/30/1989 B
S 2 9/27/1989 B
H 2 9/28/1989 C
S 2 10/04/1989 A
H 2 10/05/1989 C
H 2 10/10/1989 B

7 N
1 N
1 N P38
1 N B53
4 P N
1 N B53
1 N
1 N

CHH 1 1/11/1989 A
CHH 1 1/11/1989 A
CHH 1 1/11/1989 A
S 2 1/11/1989 A
CHH 1 5/13/1989 A
CHH 1 5/18/1989 A

1 P N R63
1 N
1 N L90

1 P N

2 P N H90

3 N

H 2 1/13/1989 A 13 N

2 2/03/1989 D 3 P R S66
2 6/18/1989 B 1 P N R63

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SUBJECTS

FORCES ON BOTH SIDES PLAN ACTIONS

MISTLETOE

SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS

THE SEXIST XMAS BUSS IS BANISHED

MYSTICAL, MEDICAL MISTLETOE

MISTRIALS

SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, MISTRIALS
BREAK-IN TRIAL SHACKLED BY LEG IRONS; JUDGE RULES MISTRIAL..,
ABORTION PROTEST TRIAL ENDS IN MISTRIAL
THEY ARE 'CRIMES OF THE HEART'

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP.

MITSUBISHI EXPANDING IN DURHAM
CEREMONIAL TREES

MITSUBISHI INTERNATIONAL

MITSUBISHI PAYMENT MAY REVIVE DEBATE

COUNTY BUSINESS POLICY HAS BEEN EFFECTIVE TOOL

MITSUBISHI SEMICONDUCTOR AMERICA INC.
SEE ALSO SEMICONDUCTOR
MITSUBISHI EXPANDING IN DURHAM
MITSUBISHI SETS DURHAM EXPANSION

EAST MEETS WEST IN NORTH (CAROLINA); EACH HAS LOT TO LEARN ABOUT OTHER
COLLECTIVISM, INDIVIDUALISM BUMP
JAPANESE DIVE INTO U.S. LIFE/RISING SUN IN CAROLINA
MITSUBISHI TO MAKE GIFT OF $100,000 TO SCHOOLS
MITSUBISHI GIVES SCHOOLS 1100,000 GIFT
MITSUBISHI GIFT GIVES BIG BOOST TO EDUCATION
GAS LEAKS AT MITSUBISHI; HAMLIN RD. RESIDENTS EVACUATED
MITSUBISHI SEEKS CAUSE OF GAS LEAK
MITSUBISHI PRAISES EMERGENCY PERSONNEL
MITSUBISHI PROBING CAUSE OF PLANT FIRE
THREE MITSUBISHI EMPLOYEES HURT IN CHEMICAL SPILL
3 MITSUBISHI EMPLOYEES INJURED
MITSUBISHI TRIO OK AFTER LINE LEAK
3 MITSUBISHI EMPLOYEES RELEASED AFTER TREATMENT
U.S., JAPANESE SCHOOLCHILDREN EXCHANGE ARTWORK
FIRMS BACK FIGHT AGAINST ALCOHOL, DRUGS
MITSUBISHI CHIPS IN $22,000 TO SUPPORT EDUCATION FUND
MITSUBISHI FETES NEW WAFER PLANT
SYMBOLIC TREES
CEREMONIAL TREES
$100,000 IN WIRE STOLEN

MIXED DRINKS

SEE LIQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, N.C.

MOBIL OIL CORP,

NO IMPACT STATEMENT REQUIRED FOR MOBILE'S EXPLORATORY WELL

STATE TO BE GIVEN CHANCE TO REVIEW MOBIL OIL'S PLAN

DRILLING DELAY COULD SAVE N.C. COASTLINE

ALASKA SPILL HOLDS LESSON FOR N.C.

STATE UNPREPARED TO COPE WITH OIL SPILL, OFFICIAL SAYS

N.C, MOBIL REACH AGREEMENT ON OFFSHORE DRILLING

MORE CLOUT OR JUST CLAPTRAP?

SKINNER SHOULD TAKE SPILL MORE SERIOUSLY

DON'T TRUST MOBIL WITH ENVIRONMENT

COMPROMISE PLAN CAN PROTECT N.C. COASTLINE

MOBIL NEEDS CREDIBILITY IN N.C.

DON'T SACRIFICE COAST FOR WELLS

ONE OFFSHORE OIL SPILL EVERY 20 YEARS IS TOO BIG A GAMBLE

CAUTION THE BEST COURSE ON DRILLING

MOBILE HOMES

SEE ALSO MANUFACTURED HOUSING

SEE ALSO N.C. MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE

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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 1/05/1989 A 3 P N S17

2 12/16/1989 A
2 12/24/1989 E

4 E
13 P U

CHH 1 1/07/1989 A 1 N H90
H 2 11/03/1989 A 1 N S82
H 2 11/06/1989 A 4 E

2 1/27/1989 A 1 N
2 10/07/1989 C 10 P P S76

S 2 2/28/1989 A 1 N H65
S 2 3/02/1989 A 4 E

1/27/1989
1/28/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/21/1989
4/15/1989
4/15/1989
4/17/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989
6/14/1989
6/14/1989
8/17/1989
8/17/1989
8/17/1989 B
8/18/1989 A
8/18/1989
8/26/1989
9/25/1989
10/06/1989
10/07/1989
10/07/1989

11/06/1989 B

1

9 P

1 P

1 P

1 P

1

1 P

4

1 P

1 P

3

3

1

9 P

1
16

1 P

1 P

1 P

1

12 P
10 P

1

N
N

Q N36
Q N36
Q N36
N J40
N S92
E

N M51
N M06
N M51
N M06
N M51
P T32
N B53
N

N S92
N H65
N E33
N E33
P S76
P S76
N M51

H 2

1/06/1989 A

8

N

H 2

2/04/1989 A

12

N

S 2

2/18/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

4/07/1989 A

4

E

H 2

5/01/1989 C

1

N

H 2

7/15/1989 A

1 P N

CHH 1

7/15/1989 A

4

E

S 2

7/29/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

7/31/1989 A

4

E

S 2

8/08/1989 A

4

E

S 2

9/14/1989 A

5

J

CHH 1

11/07/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

11/12/1989 A

3

U

CHH 1

12/06/1989 A

4

E

Oil

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S U B J E

SEE ALSO RECREATIONAL VEHICLES _
AMERICAN DREAM'S ANSWER A MOBILE HOME?

GROUP SEEKS WAYS TO SAVE ENERGY IN MOBILE HOMES nmnmT M ____
GRANVILLE BOARD DISCUSSES LYON STATION SANITARY DISTRICT POLICIES
ORANGE CO. TO CONSIDER IMPACT TAX CHANGES
POLITICAL BID WOULD NOT COST LASSITER BENEFITS
LET'S RECONSIDER MOBILE HOMES _
COUNTY REVAMPS ZONING FOR MOBILE HOMES
FUEL ERROR PROBED IN FIRE KILLING NINE

MOBILE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

SEE AMBULANCE SERVICE, DURHAM COUNTY

MOBILE TELEPHONES _
SEE ALSO CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C.
MOBILE PHONES - IN STYLE AND OUT OF LINE

*** MOST ACTORS IN MOCK TRIAL WILL BE IN FAMILIAR ROLES rApp
SPECTATORS TO BE JURY IN MOCK TRIAL OF DRUNKEN-DRIVING CASE
SHS TO COMPETE IN MOOT COURT REGIONALS

'"lE'SSi ^SCHOOLS, MODEL SCHOOL PROGRAM

MODEL T'S RESTAURANT _

MODEL T'S LOAN COULD STIR DEBATE
ALDERMAN OK TOWN LOAN FOR MODEL T'S

MODERN DANCE

<3T Al cfl DANCE
THEBLACK TRADITION/MODERN DANCE'S LOST LINE IS RECLAIMED AT THE ADF
A GHOST, A SAGE, A TREASURE, A DANCER

MODERN JAZZ QUARTET
SEE ALSO JAZZ
MILT JACKSON IS STILL BREAKING THAT MJQ MOLD
MODERN JAZZ QUARTET 'LAST CONCERT' GAINS NEW INTEREST ON CD

MOLASSES FESTIVAL

SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
GET A SWEET TASTE OF COLONIAL LIVING

MOLECULAR MODELING

SEE ALSO BIOCHEMISTRY _ _
CHEMICAL SOCIETY OFFERS SHORT COURSE

'COCKTAIL' FOUND UNEXPLODED

MOLOTOV COCKTAIL

SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
FtJLICE PROBE MOLOTOV BOMB, MAILBOX BLAST ;
MOLOTOV COCKTAIL FAILURE INVESTIGATED

MONEY MAGAZINE . „„ „,„„

DURHAM RANKS 27TH IN BEST LIVING AREAS
TRIANGLE TOPS IN NORTH CAROLINA

MONKS

TIBETAN SACRED MUSIC, DANCE TO BE PERFORMED BY MONKS

TIBETAN MONKS TO SING

BLOWING HORNS _

TIBETAN MOWS SHARE CULTURE AT DUKE „„_i_r Tn „TAV _ nAT

MONASTERY NEAR OXFORD USES PERSONAL COMPUTER TO STAY AFLOAT

M0N°CSaENTISTS WORKING ON DEVELOPING FIELD TEST FOR DETECTING PESTICIDE.

C T S

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P

S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H

H

H

C*

H

H

S

H

2 1/08/1989 F 1
2 1/17/1989 C 1
1 3/22/1989 C !

1 4/18/1989 A :

2 6/20/1989 B 1
2 7/19/1989 A '
2 10/10/1989 C

2 11/20/1989 B

P N C47
N K65
N T33

L N M20

L C N R63

t E

L N H65

L N

CHH 1 7/02/1989 A 4 U

H 1 1/04/1989 C 1 N
H 2 2/28/1989 C 3 N
S 2 4/14/1989 C 1 N B53

CHN 1 12/18/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 12/22/1989 A 1 N C62

H 2 6/22/1989 B 1 P F M31
H 2 7/23/1989 E 9 P F M31

H 2 1/27/1989 D 8 P R S66
H 2 8/17/1989 B 1 P R S66

H 2 10/13/1989 D 5 P N W66

CHH 1 7/25/1989 A 3 N

S 2 1/09/1989 B 1 N B53
H 2 1/10/1989 C 6 N

S 2 8/24/1989 A 1 N H65
H 2 9/06/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/23/1989 B 9 N

S 2 2/23/1989 D 2 P N B71

S 2 2/28/1989 A 1 P P S73

S 2 2/28/1989 B 5 P R B71

H 2 8/13/1989 B 1 U N36

H 2 3/29/1989 C 1 N C60

MONORAIL „

TRAIN-TO-PLANE WAY TO GO

H 2 5/27/1989 A 4 E

MONTAGNARD

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P D — DATE-

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E L Y
- C -PG L P BYL

KJTH OLD & NEW

S 2 4/06/1989 D 1 P F B71

MONTCLAIRE STRING QUARTET

MONTCLAIRE STRING QUARTET

MONTESSORI SCHOOLS

MONTESSORI SCHOOL MOVES

MONTICELLO

AS DID JEFFERSON, YOU CAN ESCAPE WORLDLY PRESSURE AT ttONTICELLO

MONTVALE SUBDIVISION

WOMAN CHALLENGES CITY'S RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN

WOMAN WINS 1ST ROUND IN BATTLE OVER SEWER LINE

FIRM SHIRS SEWER, ENDS CONDEMNATION

WIDOW'S LAND SAVED FROM CONDEMNATION

WORK ON MONTVALE SEWER LINES MAY BE COMPLETE NEXT MONTH

DEVELOPER TO PAY LEGAL COSTS FROM CONDEMNATION DISMISSAL

DELAY IN PAYING BILL IS POOR CITY SERVICE

MONUMENTS

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE MONUMENT (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO VETERANS' MEMORIAL COMMISSION

COUNCIL OF STATE SEEKS ACTION ON MONUMENT

MONUMENT VANDALISM SHOWS SICKNESS OF MIND

MONUMENT CONTRIBUTION APPROVED

MOON LANDING

SEE ALSO ASTRONAUTS
THE FIRST STEP IN THE HEAVENS

MEN FROM THE MOON; PBS SHOW PROFILES EX-APOLLO ASTRONAUTS
JENZANO RECALLS APOLLO 11 CREW AT PLANETARIUM
20 YEARS LATER, DURHAM STILL REMEMBERS 'EAGLE HAS LANDED'
MOONSTRUCK AGAIN, AFTER 20 YEARS
'THE EAGLE HAS LANDED': MEMORIES OF A RARE EVENT

MOON ROCK

LUNAR ROCK REVEALS MOON'S MYSTERIES

MOONLIGHT AND VALENTINO (PLAY)

NEIL SIMON'S DAUGHTER TO PREVIEW PLAY AT DUKE

DUKE STANDS TO BENEFIT FROM HOSTING SHOWS

PARALLa JOURNEYSi "MOONLIGHT AND VALENTINO" AT DUKE

NO SHOT NEEDED FOR THIS 'BUG' AT DUKE

ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE THESE DAYS FOR SOME DUKE STUDENTS

MOONLIGHT DARK, VALENTINO A BOTHERSOME DISTRACTION IN MS. SIMON'S

DEBUT

MOONSHINE

SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO DISTILLERIES

WILKIE RECALLS DAYS WITH NAVY, POLICE, ABC ENFORCEMENT

MOONSHINE STILL SEIZED IN LINCOLN COUNTY

MOONSHINE POISONING POSSIBLE CAUSE OF TWO RECENT DEATHS PROBED BY ABC

AUTOPSY: NO ALCOHOL IN 'SHINE DRINKER'S body

A LOOK BACK/BUSTIN' A STILL

A LOOK BACK/BUSTING A STILL

A LOOK BACK/INTOXICATING EXPLOSION

MOORE COUNTY, N.C.

MOORE COUNTY CONSIDERS JOINING TRIANGLE J COUNCIL

MOPED

SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES

POLICE LOG/MAN FACES STOLEN PROPERTY CHARGE

BILL WOULD EXPAND HELMET LAW TO MOPED RIDERS

PANEL BACKS REQUIRING HELMETS FOR MOPED RIDERS

UNC POLICE EXPECT FEW WILL OBSERVE MOPED HELMET LAW

SCOOTIN' ALONG

MOPED HELMET LAW BEGINS IN OCTOBER

CHH 1 10/16/1989 A 8 P P
S 2 12/19/1989 A 7 N
H 2 8/04/1989 D 6 P R M60

4/12/1989

4/19/1989

7/27/1989

7/28/1989

11/06/1989

11/08/1989

11/09/1989

1
1

12
1
1
1
4

H 2 6/07/1989 C 1
S 2 7/13/1989 A 4
CHH 1 8/18/1989 A 3

H

H

CHH

S

S

CHH

H 2
H 2
H 2
S 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

N S69
N B53
N B53
N S69
N B53
N B53
E

N L40

E

N

7/20/1989 A
7/20/1989 B
7/20/1989 A
7/20/1989 A
7/20/1989 D
7/23/1989 A

4

1 P
1 P
2

10 P
3 P

E

R W66
N L90
N A76
I
U

CHH 1 7/22/1989 A 3 P N

1/12/1989
1/26/1989
1/27/1989
2/02/1989
2/09/1989
2/16/1989

1/08/1989 C
1/12/1989 B
1/28/1989 C
2/02/1989 C
6/29/1989 A
8/03/1989 A
8/24/1989 A

F

N B71
F W66
U B71
N
R W66

U L57

N

N P38

N B53

P

P

P

H 2 5/12/1989 C 16 N K65

CHH 1

3/29/1989 A

5 N

H 2

5/10/1989 A

9 N

H 2

6/08/1989 B

5 N

CHH 1

8/07/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

8/08/1989 A

7 P P T44

CHH 1

9/15/1989 A

3 N

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MORAL MAJORITY .„,

GOODBYE, MORAL (?) MAJORITY (?) _ _
MORAL MAJORITY STILL OVERSTATING ITS CASE

rtQ&ALITY

'MORALITY' EXHIBIT ADDRESSES ISSUES rvlITBTT
MORAL ISSUES ARE PROBED IN PAINTINGS FOR EXHIBIT
LEGISLATORS SPENDING LONG HOURS yRESTLING WITH ISSUES OF MORALITY

THIN ICE AND MORALITY BILLS

LAWMAKERS APPROVE MORALITY ISSUES BILLS
JUGGLING RIGHTS AND MORALITY

MOREHEAD AVENUE

SUN BLINDS DRIVERS IN DURHAM PILEUP
POLICE LOG/ABANDONED CAR, SUN CAUSE PILEUP

MOREHEAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE MOREHEAD SCHOOL

MOREHEAD HILLS

SEE ALSO APARTMENTS

SEE ALSO J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS

SETRAfHCSCIWIONTHELPSpOLICE FIND «20,000 IN STOLEN GOODS
POLICE SAY THEY CRACK MOREHEAD HILL THEFTS
RECOVERED PROPERTY AWAITS OWNERS* CLAIMS
POLICE LINK STOLEN GOODS TO SEVEN BREAK-INS
3 ADDITIONAL MOREHEAD HILL CHARGES LODGED „,Arww
DURHAM POLICE PREPARE MORE MOREHEAD HILL BREAK-IN CHARGES
MORE CHARGES FILED IN BREAK-IN CASES/POLICE LOG

'^'sEE^I^^i^-CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM

mfgiS^fffn.c.-amL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS

MOREHEAD FINALISTS NEAR END OF PROCESS
FINISH LINE LOOMS FOR 121 SEEKING MOREHEAD AWARDS
SEVEN STUDENTS IN TRIANGLE WIN MOREHEAD SCHOLARSHIPS
3 MOREHEAD WINNERS HAVE TIES TO DURHAM

FtS^IaT&AY FcfSsHLEY EARNHARDT IN HOMETOWN OXFORD

5 AREA STUDENTS GET MOREHEAD INTERVIEWS

LOCAL STUDENT AMONG MOREHEAD FINALISTS

DURHAM, AREA SENIORS MOVE CLOSER TO MOREHEAD AWARDS

MOREHEAD SCHOOL „

CITY SEES NEED FOR MORE SCHOOLS
AN AUDIENCE WITH THE MAYOR

g|WJ)UnBKW» ELEKNTARY PRINCIPALS
MOREHEAD FEAST
FESTIVE FEAST
PRIME PATROL

^PLANNING BOARD GIVES OK TO WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
LIMIT WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT

M0RGfl$10,WLLSBUY 2-OUNCE CHUNK OF BERLIN WALL AT MORGAN IMPORTS

CHAPEL HILL MORMONS SELECT NEW BISKOF'RIC

NEW BISHOP TO SERVE DURHAM CONGREGATION __„

UP THE FAMILY TREE; MORMON ARCHIVES OPEN FOR DURHAM GENEALOGISTS

THE KOSHER MORMON? „

A JEW BY BIRTH, A CHRISTIAN BY CHOICE

H 2 6/14/1989 A 4
S 2 6/16/1989 A 4

1/05/1989 D
1/09/1989 A
5/02/1989 C
5/03/1989 A
6/23/1989 A
8/28/1989 A

4 P
9 P
2
4

10 P
4

2 10/23/1989 A 1
2 10/24/1989 B 1

N B53

N N36

H
S
S
H
H
S
H

9/26/1989 B

9/26/1989 B

9/27/1989 B

9/28/1989 C

10/03/1989 B

10/05/1989 A

10/06/1989 C

N M51
N T32
N B53
N M51
N M51
N B53
N N36

CHH 1 2/28/1989 A
S 2 3/03/1989 C
H 2 3/11/1989 C
S 2 3/11/1989 C
H 2 3/18/1989 B
H 2 3/18/1989 B
S 2 11/25/1989 C
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A
S 2 12/13/1989 B

5 N
1 N

6 N U80
1 N

1 P P K30
1 P N T33
1 N
8 N
1 N

S
S
S
H
H
S
S

2 4/19/1989 G
2 5/20/1989 A
2 6/19/1989 B
2 8/19/1989 C
2 11/22/1989 C

1 11/22/1989 C

2 12/08/1989 C

8 P F S92
2 P P S76
4 N

1 N C47

2 P P T37

1 P P T37

2 P P T32

CHH 1 6/21/1989 A
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A

1 P N M20
4 E

H

2 12/17/1989 B

1 U N36

CHf

H

H

0*

H

1 2/02/1989 A

2 8/05/1989 A
2 8/15/1989 A

1 1 9/25/1989 A
2 11/04/1989 A

8 N

9 P N

6 P F S56
3 P N S17
9 N J40

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SUBJECTS

FOR BROADENING EXPERIENCE, TRY A TRIP TO DIABET, HOROCCO

MORRISVILLE, N.C.

SURVEY INDICATES SEEMINGLY HIGH CANCER RATE IN AREA

HORRISVILLE WILL ALLOW HUNTING ON TRACTS OF 2.5 ACRES OR MORE

OIL LEAKS INTO WELL FROM TANK AT STORE

MORRISVILLE TEACHER HONORED

17 MORE HOMES IN MORRISVILLE TO GET BOTTLED DRINKING WATER

KOPPERS TO EXTEND MORRISVILLE WATER LINE TO SHILOH HOMES

DURHAM MAN SLAIN IN MORRISVILLE SPAT

MORRISVILLE, N.C, ANNEXATION

SHILOH CHURCH SUES OVER WELL-PROTECTION PLAN

MORRISVILLE, N.C, ORDINANCES

MORRISVILLE RESCINDS HUNTING RULE

MORRISVILLE, N.C, WATER AND SEUER LINES

MORRISVILLE, INSURANCE CO. DEBATE DEBT ON SEWER LINE

MORRISVILLE, N.C, WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C
SHILOH CHURCH SUES OVER WELL-PROTECTION PLAN
AIRPORT CAUGHT IN MIDDLE OF HQRRISVILLE-CARY PIPE ISSUE

MORRISVILLE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

MORRISVILLE WILL ALLOW HUNTING ON TRACTS OF 2.5 ACRES OR MORE
MORRISVILLE RESCINDS HUNTING RULE

MORTALITY RATES
SEE DEATH RATE
SEE INFANT MORTALITY

MORTGAGE RATES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
GROWTH PLAN TO TARGET ROLLING HILLS HOME SALES
BI-WEEKLY MORTGAGE PAYMENT PLAN SAVES OWNERS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
FIRST UNION JOINS LOW-INCOME MORTGAGE EFFORT

MORTGAGE RATES, N.C

SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
OLD STONE BANK REDUCES RATES ON HOME LOANS

MORTGAGE RATES, U.S.

SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
HOUSE OKS HIKE IN FHA LOAN LIMITS

MORTGAGES

SEE ALSO FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD

SEE ALSO FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES

PRICE URGES INVESTIGATION OF LENDERS

PRICE INTRODUCES HOUSING BILL

BI-WEEKLY MORTGAGE PAYMENT PLAN SAVES OWNERS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

PRICE PUSHES TO LIMIT HOME LOAN INTEREST

BANK LOAN EFFORT TARGETS INNER CITY

BANK WILL GIVE BOOST FOR NEIGHBORHOODS

RISKY INSURANCE

MOSLEMS

SEE MUSLIMS

MOSQUITOES

SEE ALSO INSECTS, PESTS
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 SPRAYING OPPOSED
COUNTY RESIDENTS OPPOSE USING CHEMICAL SPRAY FOR MOSQUITOES

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H 2 5/21/1989 B 1 U N36

1/10/1989 C
1/11/1989 C
1/15/1989 B
2/01/1989 C
2/10/1989 C
2/15/1989 C
10/12/1989 C

H 2 7/08/1989 C
H 2 4/11/1989 C
H 2 3/24/1989 C

2 7/08/1989 C
2 9/21/1989 C

1/11/1989 C
4/11/1989 C

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2

1/30/1989
2/06/1989
7/09/1989
9/09/1989
9/22/1989
9/25/1999
11/07/1989

N P41
N P41
N P41
N

N R53
N P41
N B53

1 N K65
6 N P41
1 N P41

1 N K65

2 N K65

N P41
N P41

S 2 1/07/1989 A 1 M N H70
H 2 7/09/1989 F 1 C N C47
S 2 12/09/1989 C 1 N E33

H 2 12/02/1989 C 1 N R63

CHH 1 10/27/1989 A 3 N

N M25

N

N C47

N

N

E

E

H

2

3/06/1989 C

I N A54

S

2

3/31/1989 A

I N H65

S

2

4/03/1989 A i

t E

H

2

4/12/1989 C

I N A54

H

2

5/17/1989 C

t N C60

S

2

5/17/1989 B

t P N H65

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MOSQUITO MAR NEEDS PEOPLE, NOT CHEMICALS

TOWN PLANS TO ATTACK MOSQUITO PROBLEM

MOSQUITO SPRAYING SCHEDULED

PLAIN LANGUAGE NEEDED

SOME RESIDENTS OUT FOR BLOOD ON MOSQUITO SPRAYING

MOSQUITO SPRAYING STILL STINGS RESIDENTS

MALATHION SPRAYING FOR MOSQUITOES SUSPENDED IN CITY

BOARD HALTS MALATHION SPRAYING

MOTELS, DURHAM

ocv aj cn LM1TFI ^ DUPHAH

OPERATOR OF MOTELS TO ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR RELIEF FROM TAX PENALTIES
MARRIOTT TO BUILD RTP RESIDENCE INN

^^OENUroD ELEMENTARY OFFICIALS UORRIED ABOUT PROPOSED MOTEL

^^^"aUB^ STRUGGLE IN ENTHRALLING LOSING CAJSE H

^MOTHER HICKS' IS AN EDUCATION FOR DIRECTOR
'MOTHER HICKS'
MOTHER HICKS TAKES BOLD STEP

■ yum CCC PI AY

SPIRITED NCCU CAST BREATHES LIFE INTO 'MOTHER HICKS'

MOTHERS

SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH

SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE

SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS

FEARFUL UNCERTAINTY A PARENT'S JOB

MOTHER OF DURHAM YOUTH WITH LEGAL WOES GOES TO JAIL

MOTHER RELEASED FROM JAIL; TELLS JUDGE SHE WILL COOPERATE

COURT-ORDERED MOTHERLY LOVE

MOTHER HELD IN LOUISBURG SLAYINGS

MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING (MADD)
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING (SADD)

FORUM ON DRUNKEN DRIVING m,„rnk,

LOWER DWI THRESHOLD NOT BEST N.C, SOLUTION

MOTHERS &INGTDKUN( DRIVING ANNOUNCES... TREVOR HAMPTON <AD)

POLICE CHIEF TELLS MADD THERE WAS NO COVER-UP

HAMPTON DEFENDS ACTIONS

DON'T TAKE IT OUT ON MADD

MADD PLANS '89 CAMPAIGN

TIE ONE ON FOR SAFETY

CAR DEALER GROUP PULLS TV AD AFTER MADD'S ANGRY PROTEST

'TIE ONE ON' FOR SAFER HIGHWAYS

MOTHER'S DAY

MOTHER GETS WEEK, NOT JUST A DAY

GOLD MEDAL MOMS (SPECIAL SECTION) _wmm

FOOD, LODGING BUSINESSES HAVING SELLOUT WEEKEND

SHELTER FOR BATTERED WOMEN-A SECRET SANCTUARY

A TRIBUTE ON MOTHER'S DAY; RECALLING THE 'FOUR ROSES'

MOTHER'S MILK

SEE BREAST FEEDING

MOTHERS OF THE YEAR, CHAPEL HILL

MOTHERS OF THE YEAR IN ORANGE COUNTY

MOTHERS OF THE YEAR, NAACP

SEE ALSO NAACP, DURHAM CHAPTER

MOTHER OF THE YEAR CONTESTANTS „._™

LINCOLN TO BE THE SPEAKER AT NAACP BANQUET FOR MOTHERS

MOTHERS WITHOUT CUSTODY

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H

CHH

H

S

H

S

H

S

2

1
2
2
2
2
2
2

6/04/1989 B
7/12/1989 A
7/19/1989 C
7/20/1989 A
7/21/1989 C
7/25/1989 A
7/26/1989 C
7/26/1989 A

1
3
1
4

1
1

1
1

N C60
N

N C60
E

N C60
N H65
N C60
N H65

H
S

2
2

3/12/1989 B
7/18/1989 A

5 N A54

1 M N C61

CHH 1 2/10/1989 A 1 N M70
2 10/17/1989 A 6 P R M31

4/10/1989 A
4/13/1989 D
4/15/1989 C
4/15/1989 A
4/20/1989 D

P F P10
P P S73

R M60
P P K30

R

H
H
H
H
H

2 3/25/1989 A
2 10/18/1989 A
2 10/20/1989 C
2 10/25/1989 A
2 11/17/1989 A

4 E
1 P N S82
1 N S82
4 E
1 N

H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H

2 1/26/1989 A
2 3/09/1989 A
2 5/10/1989 C
2 5/12/1989 A
2 5/12/1989 A
2 6/08/1989 A
2 11/17/1989 C
2 11/22/1989 C
2 11/29/1989 C
2 12/19/1989 A

4 E
4 E
12 A
1 P N N36

1 P N H65
4 E

4 N

2 P P R56
1 N C60
4 E

CHH 1 5/04/1989 A
H 2 5/09/1989 D
H 2 5/14/1989 B
H 2 5/14/1989 B
H 2 5/14/1989 E

3 N

1 P F
1 N S69

1 N P38

2 P U L57

CHH 1 5/14/1989 A 9 P F

S 2 5/02/1989 B 2 P P
CHH 1 5/07/1989 A 12 N

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SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
GROUPS FIGHTING FOR CHILD CUSTODY CHANGES

MOTION PICTURES
SEE FILM INDUSTRY

MOTOR VECHICLE FORFEITURES

SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C., CONFISCATED MATERIAL
FORFEITURE OF VEHICLES WEAPON AGAINST DWI

MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTIONS

SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
IN DURHAM STATIONS MAY DROP CAR CHECKS

MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS

SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION

SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)

SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES

SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES

SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTIONS

SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES

SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.

HALF OF HILLSBOROUGH STILL NEEDS A STICKER

TOWN EXTENDS CAR STICKER DEADLINE

MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES

SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES, N.C.
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.

BILL WOULD LIFT SALES TAX CAP ON VEHICLES

PANEL KILLS BILL TO EXTEND PESTICIDE SPRAYING BUFFERS

HOUSE LEADERS REVISE HIGHWAY FINANCING PACKAGE

VOTE DUE ON $8.6 BILLION ROADS BILL

HOUSE GIVES HIGHWAY BILL PRELIMINARY GREEN LIGHT

PANEL VOTES AGAINST REFERENDUM ON HIGHWAY PROGRAM

ROYALL HITS BRAKES ON TRANSIT BILL

ROYALL WILL SEEK MONEY FOR TRANSIT AUTHORITY

SEN. ROYALL ON COURSE

COMPROMISE MEANS FEWER FEE INCREASES FOR N.C. MOTORISTS

TRIANGLE VEHICLE TAX COLLECTORS NOW CATCHING AREA EVADERS

RAIN SLOWS RUSH TO BEAT AUTO SALES TAX HIKE

6,000 RISKING TAX FINE

MOTORCYCLE DEATHS

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, MOTORCYCLE
MAN DIES AFTER CYCLE ACCIDENT
PREACHER DIES IN MOTORCYCLE WRECK

MOTORCYCLE RACING

MATTHEWS MAKES NOISE IN MOTORCYCLE RACING CIRCUIT

MOTORCYCLES

SEE ALSO DIRT BIKES
SEE ALSO HELMETS

HELMET LAW REPEAL DRAWS LITTLE SUPPORT

HICKS TAKES TO ROAD IN STYLE

SPANKING BAN PILOT PROGRAM NARROWLY SURVIVES VOTE

BILL CALLS FOR VOTE ON HIGHER TOBACCO PROMOTION FEE

HOUSE VOTES TO ENACT CHANGES IN HELMET LAW

LEGISLATORS RAP 'CREATIVE FINANCING' ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FUND

MOTORCYCLES, THEFTS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, THEFTS
ARREST MADE AFTER MOTORCYCLE CHASE

MOUNT, WHITE, KING, HUTSON, WALKER AND CARDEN
TWO DURHAM LAW FIRMS PLAN MERGER

CHH 1 4/16/1989 A 1 P N H90

S 2 10/16/1989 A 4 E

S 2 11/13/1989 A 1 N E33

CHH 1 2/05/1989 A
CHH 1 2/17/1989 A

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

CHH

CHH

2/22/1989 D
4/26/1989 D
5/20/1989 B
5/31/1989 A
6/01/1989
6/07/1989
7/07/1989
7/08/1989
7/09/1989
7/23/1989 B
8/12/1989 A
10/01/1989 A
12/30/1989 A

N R63
N

4 N R53
9 N

5 N

1 C N L40
1 M N L40

N

N L40
N L40
E
N L40

N S22
N C62
N M20

CHH 1 4/21/1989 A 3 N
H 2 5/31/1989 D 10 N

S 2 9/19/1989 D 4 P F A76

4/27/1989 B
5/23/1989 A
6/01/1989 B
6/14/1989 A
8/01/1989 B
8/03/1989 B

N
P F G59

N

N

N
C N

H 2 3/28/1989 C 6 N
H 2 5/21/1989 B 7 N R63

MOUNT AIRY, N.C.

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S 2 3/08/1989 A 4 E

ASSEMBLY ACCIDENTALLY WIPES OUT MOUNT AIRY
MAYBERRY STILL A MYTH

■■^XWT BRIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH

COMING HOME TO HISTORY; HILLSBOROUGH CHURCH ENTERS 123RD YEAR

NT. CARMEL CHURCH ROAD (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
BOARD MAY SUE STEEL COMPANY

MOUNT MITCHELL _ „

N.C. HERITAGE RIDES ON CLEAR AIR ACT

MOUNT MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH
ALL IN A STEM

MOUNT RLBHMORE NATIONAL MEMORIAL _
REAGAN DOESN'T RANK UITH GREAT LEADERS

MOUNT SYLVAN DAY CARE CENTER
CARRINGTON STORYTELLERS

MOUNT SYLVAN RURITAN CLUB
NEW OFFICERS
MUSIC MAKER, NEW OFFICERS

MT. ZION CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

CHURCHES SHOW UNITY IN MARCH

MOUNTAIN VOICES (BOOK) .

N.C. MOUNTAIN BOOK "RINGS TRUE"

MOUNTAIN WAREHOUSE _

FOOD CO-OP MOVING TO NEW WAREHOUSE

MOURNING

SEE ALSO DEATH
RELIGION, FAMILY AFFECT SURVIVOR REACTION TO SUICIDE

m' ^Kt^BU±ETSSHIT TUO MEN IN LOUNGE PARKING LOT (CORRECTED 9-15-89) H 2 10/1989

CLEARING THE RECORD H 2 9/16/1989 A 2 N

■*E> rjTTj

'MR, DID'S' MAGICIAN FRIEND SAYS MAKE TRASH DISAPPEAR

m' SCWUTERIZED SIGN COMPANY POSSIBLY SIGN OF CHANGING TIMES

WfD P1PPY PRESS

MUD PUPPY PRESS OWNER WANTS BOOKS TO 'OUTLIVE US'

MUFFINS

SEE ALSO FOOD
MUFFIN CONTEST PROVES HEALTHY CAN BE TASTY

MUGGINGS

SEE ASSAULTS, DURHAM
SEE ASSAULTS, N.C.

MUIRHEAD PLAZA
HOT LUNCH

CHH 1 8/19/1989 A 1 P N H90

CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 3 N M20

CHH 1 11/16/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 11/04/1989 A 9 P P L38

S 2 5/20/1989 A 4 E

S 2 3/20/1989 A 3 P P H66

S 2 1/12/1989 A 2 P P T44
S 2 12/13/1989 C 8 P P K30

H 2 3/31/1989 A 9 P N S69

H 2 11/26/1989 D 3 P R H45

H 2 5/11/1989 D 5 N

S 2 6/02/1989 C 1 N

MJLES

WHEN DUTY CALLS, BABE AND BECK PROUD TO SERVE

rtJLLET _

MULLET, A CAROLINA SPECIALTY

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

SEE ALSO DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS

H 2 7/28/1989 C 1 P N R60

H 2 2/07/1989 C 1 N K65

CHH 1 12/17/1989 A 11 N

S 2 11/01/1989 C 1 P F S27

S 2 2/02/1989 C 1 P P T37

H 2 10/05/1989 B 1 P U M88

H 2 10/11/1989 B 1 P F

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SUBJECTS

TRIANGLE REALTORS TO SHARE LISTINGS
HOMEBUYERS GET ACCESS TO ONE-STOP SHOPPING

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS FAILED TO PREVENT HER ACHIEVEMENTS
'SHARED VISIONS'

MUPPETS

...JIM HENSON'S MUPPET TRAFFIC SHOW AT NORTHGATE MALL.
MONEY DRIVES ENTERTAINMENT

MURDER, CARRBORO

POLICE ARREST KILLING SUSPECT

CARRBORO MURDER SUSPECT ORDERED HELD WITHOUT BOND

MURDER SUSPECT CHARGED AGAIN

EDWARDS ADMITS KILLING, OFFICERS SAY; CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE...

EDWARDS TO GET NEW LAWYER

MURDER, CHATHAM COUNTY

CHATHAM MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BURN DEATH

MURDER, DURHAM

SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. , MURDER

MURDER IN 1988 — DOWN IN CITY, UP IN COUNTY

JUDGE MOVES STAGER TRIAL TO LEE COUNTY

MURDER CASE OPENS WITH TIGHT SECURITY

STAGER'S TRIAL TO BE MOVED TO LEE COUNTY

THREATS SPUR SECURITY MEASURES AS JURY PICKED FOR MURDER TRIAL

STAGER DEFENSE LOSES BID TO BLOCK EVIDENCE ON 1ST HUSBAND'S DEATH

2 JURORS SEATED IN FAUCETTE MURDER TRIAL; SECURITY TIGHT
JURY TO HEAR EVIDENCE ON DEATH OF MRS. STAGER'S FIRST HUSBAND
FOUR JURORS SEATED IN FAUCETTE TRIAL

SIXTH JUROR SEATED FOR MURDER TRIAL

NINE JURORS SEATED FOR FAUCETTE MURDER TRIAL

3 YOUTHS INDICTED IN DEATH OF STUDENT

VICTIM'S SON SAYS FAUCETTE COOLLY SHOT MOM IN BACK

OFFICER FOUND CHILD IN CORNER OF SLAIN MOTHER'S BEDROOM

8-YEAR-OLD SON TELLS OF MOM'S SLAYING

STATE RESTS CASE IN FAUCETTE TRIAL WITH 'CONFESSION'

ACCUSED MURDERER SAYS HE THOUGHT WOMAN WAS GETTING GUN

FAUCETTE TESTIFIES HE DIDN'T MEAN TO SHOOT WOMAN

JUDGE BRIEFS MURDER JURY AS LAWYERS END ARGUMENTS

JURY CONVICTS FAUCETTE OF FIRST-DEGREE MURDER

WITNESSES: FAUCETTE MURDER CHARGE 'SHOCKING'

CONVICTED MURDERER CALLED NON-VIOLENT YOUTH; CHURCH MAN

DA SAYS VICTIM WAS 'MENTALLY TORTURED*

DEFENSE LAWYER ASKS JURY TO MAKE FAUCETTE LIVE WITH HIS MEMORIES

DELIBERATIONS BEGIN MONDAY IN MURDER TRIAL

JURORS START MULLING MAN'S MURDER SENTENCE

JURY STILL DELIBERATING SENTENCE FOR MURDER

FAUCETTE JURY DEADLOCKS OVER LIFE OR DEATH DECISION

FAUCETTE TRIAL JURY SPLIT ON QUESTION OF LIFE OR DEATH

JURY STILL PONDERS FAUCETTE'S FATE

FAUCETTE GETS LIFE FOR MURDER; 15 YEARS TACKED ON BY JUDGE FOR BURGLARY

JURY GIVES FAUCETTE LIFE FOR KILLING EX-GIRLFRIEND

POPE LAWYERS TO ARGUE AGAINST 2ND DEATH SENTENCE

KILLER SENTENCED TO 15 YEARS

WOMAN INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGE

LAWYER ASKS TO WITHDRAW FROM STAGER MURDER CASE

STATE OFFERS REWARD IN DURHAM MURDER

JURY RETURNS INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER, MANSLAUGHTER

DURHAM MAN GIVEN 25-YEAR SENTENCE IN 1988 SHOOTING

18-YEAR-OLD GETS LIFE PRISON SENTENCE FOR MURDER

2ND DEFENSE LAWYER NAMED FOR MRS. STAGER'S MURDER TRIAL

2ND LAWYER IS APPOINTED TO DEFEND BARBARA STAGER

DURHAM MURDER MAY BE RETRIED

DURHAM MAN SHOT TO DEATH

DURHAM POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH OWEN STREET SHOOTING DEATH

MAN GIVEN 3-YEAR TERM IN MURDER CASE

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

2 8/17/1989 A
2 8/20/1989 F

6/14/1989 C
9/14/1989 D

1 N S78
1 N C60

1 P N Bll
7 P P T37

S 2 4/29/1989 A 5 P P T37
S 2 8/30/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1

1/01/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

1/04/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

1/07/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

1/26/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

7/07/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1 11/01/1989 A 3 P N H90

H

2

1/02/1989 B

1 N M51

S

2

1/03/1989 A

1 N B53

S

2

1/03/1989 B

1 N B53

H

2

1/04/1989 A

1 N S82

H

2

1/04/1989 C

1 N S82

S

2

1/04/1989 A

1 N B53

S

2

1/04/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

1/05/1989 C

1 N

H

2

1/05/1989 C

2 N

H

2

1/06/1989 B

10 N

H

2

1/07/1989 C

1 N

S

2

1/10/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

1/12/1989 C

1 N S32

S

2

1/12/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

1/13/1989 C

1 N S82

H

2

1/14/1989 C

1 N S82

S

2

1/17/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

1/18/1989 C

1 N S82

S

2

1/18/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

1/19/1989 C

1 N S32

S

2

1/19/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

1/20/1989 C

1 N S82

S

2

1/20/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

1/21/1989 B

1 N S82

S

2

1/21/1989 A

2 N B53

S

2

1/23/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

1/24/1989 B

1 N S82

S

2

1/24/1989 A

1 N B53

H

2

1/25/1989 C

1 N S82

S

2

1/25/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2

1/26/1989 A

1 N S82

S

2

1/26/1989 C

1 N B53

S

2

1/30/1989 C

1 P N

H

2

2/03/1989 C

3 N

S

2

2/07/1989 C

1 N

H

2

2/08/1989 C

4 N S82

S

2

2/20/1989 A

1 N B53

H

2

2/21/1989 B

12 N S82

H

2

2/21/1989 B

12 N

H

2

2/24/1989 C

1 N S82

H

2

3/16/1989 C

1 N S82

S

2

3/16/1989 C

1 P N B53

H

2

3/27/1989 A

1 P N S82

H

2

3/27/1989 A

13 N

S

2

3/27/1989 A

1 N B53

H

2

3/28/1989 C

1 N

-LX630-

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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MAN FACES CHARGE IN FATAL SHOOTING; VICTIM IDENTIFIED

TEEN'S PLEA BARGAIN GETS HIM 50 YEARS

19-YEAR-OLD GETS 50 YEARS FOR BEATING DEATH

YOUTH GETS 3 YEARS FOR ROLE IN MURDER

ACCESSORY IN KILLING GETS 3 YEARS _

MAN FACING MURDER CHARGE TRANSFERRED TO CENTRAL PRISON

GRAND JURY RETURNS MURDER INDICTMENT

MRS. STAGER MAKES UNEXPLAINED COURT APPEARANCE

WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH, APPARENTLY BY THIEVES

DEPUTIES IDENTIFY SLAIN WOMAN

SLAIN WOMAN'S IDENTITY GIVEN

INVESTIGATORS SEEK CLUES IN MURDER

STAGER'S LAWYERS WRANGLE OVER TAPE

•DAMAGING' TAPE REVEALED IN STAGER TRIAL; JUDGE WITHHOLDS RULING...

JURY SELECTION ENTERS 1ST DAY IN STAGER TRIAL

5 JURORS PICKED FOR STAGER TRIAL

JURY INDICTS MAN IN SHOOTING DEATH

NINE JURORS PICKED FOR STAGER TRIAL

JURY SEATED TO HEAR MRS. STAGER'S MURDER TRIAL

EVIDENCE BEGINS TODAY IN MRS. STAGER'S MURDER TRIAL

MRS. STAGER SAYS SHE WAS AFRAID OF GUNS

JURY VIEWS VIDEOTAPE IN STAGER MURDER TRIAL

GUN 2 FEET AWAY WHEN STAGER SHOT „ „,„,,

PROSECUTOR EXAMINES STAGER FINANCES TO 'SHOW LACK OF ACCIDENT' IN DEATH

SBI AGENT: MRS. STAGER FORGED HUSBAND'S NAME

JURY TO HEAR ABOUT FIRST HUSBAND'S DEATH _ m _„

JUDGE ALLOWS '78 DEATH TESTIMONY) CREU QUESTONS MRS. STAGER'S...

STAGER TRIALJ HANDGUNS THAT KILLED DEFENDANT'S 2 HUSBANDS WERE...

STUDENT TELLS OF FINDING TAPE BY SLAIN DURHAM HIGH COACH

TAPE SAID TO BE STAGER'S PLAYED AT MURDER TRIAL

TRIAL TAPE RECOUNTS HUSBAND'S SUSPICION

L&M OFFERS REWARD FOR TIPS ON MURDER

JUDGE SAYS STAGER JURY CAN HEAR TAPE RECORDING

STATE RESTS ITS CASE AGAINST MRS. STAGER AFTER JURORS LISTEN TO TAPE...

JUDGE INSTRUCTS STAGER JURORS

STAGER TRIAL! THE CLOSING ARGUMENTS

MRS. STAGER GUILTY OF MURDER

BENCH TALK

MRS. STAGER CONVICTED OF MURDER

17 TESTIFY FOR MRS. STAGER; JUDGE INSTRUCTS JURY TOMORROW

STAGER TRIAL JURORS TO DELIBERATE DEATH, LIFE IMPRISONMENT TODAY

DELIBERATING STAGER JURORS SEEK LIFE-TERM CLARIFICATION „,„„„,,

JURY SAYS DEATH FOR MRS. STAGER; INVESTIGATORS, DA LAUDED FOR OUTCOME

JURY SAYS DEATH FOR MRS. STAGER, INVESTIGATORS, DA LAUDED FOR OUTCOME

JURY ACCEPTS MURDER WAS FOR MONEY „„«..,. „m

MRS. STAGER WAS WRITING NOVEL BASED ON FIRST HUSBAND'S DEATH

STAGER GETS DEATH; LAWYERS VOW FIGHT

EVIDENCE ABOUT FIRST HUSBAND COULD OVERTURN STAGER VERDICT

AN EPILOGUE: FRIEND SAYS MRS. STAGER HELPS OTHERS BE STRONG

AN EPILOGUE: FAMILY MARKS A 42ND BIRTHDAY WITH MEMORIES

JUDGMENT ON APPEAL

FAMILY, FRIENDS FONDLY RECALL STAGER MEMORIES

DETECTIVES TO REVIEW FORD DEATH EVIDENCE

MAN IS SLAIN; 2 ARE CHARGED

MRS. STAGER'S BROTHER WANTS CUSTODY OF HER SON

REWARD INCREASES IN SHERRON DEATH

REWARDS OFFERED IN SLAYING

TRIAL TO BEGIN MONDAY IN NCCU STUDENT'S DEATH

JUDGE DENIES TRIAL MOTIONS

witnesses: TEET TALKED OF SLAYING . _

TEET GETS LIFE SENTENCE IN SLAYING OF NCCU STUDENT BULLOCK

POLICE HOLD MAN, SEEK 2ND IN MURDER

ARREST MADE IN STABBING DEATH

DURHAM POLICE SEEK 2ND MAN IN SLAYING

POLICE CHARGE 2ND MAN IN FATAL STABBING

POLICE ARREST SECOND MAN IN STABBING DEATH

BROTHERS INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGE

BULLETS SPRAY MAN IN GEER ST. HOUSE; THREE OTTERS HELD

BULLETS SPRAY MAN IN GEER ST, HOUSE; THREE OTHERS HELD

BONDS SET FOR THREE MEN IN TUESDAY'S MULTIPLE-SHOOTING DEATH

N
P

H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
S
S
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H

S IT
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

3/28/1989 D

4/05/1989 A

4/06/1989 C

4/06/1989 C

4/07/1989 B

4/14/1989 C

4/18/1989 B

4/25/1989 C

4/25/1989

4/25/1989

4/26/1989

4/26/1989

5/01/1989

5/02/1989

5/02/1989

5/03/1989

5/03/1989

5/04/1989

5/05/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/09/1989

5/09/1989

5/10/1989

5/10/1989

5/11/1989

5/11/1989

5/12/1989

5/12/1989

5/13/1989

5/13/1989

5/13/1989

5/15/1989

5/16/1989

5/16/1989

5/17/1989

5/17/1989

5/17/1989 B

5/18/1989 A

5/18/1989

5/19/1989

5/19/1989

5/20/1989

5/20/1989

5/20/1989

5/20/1989

5/20/1989

5/21/1989

5/23/1989

5/23/1989

5/23/1989

5/23/1989

5/24/1989

5/26/1989

5/31/1989

5/31/1989

6/02/1989

6/03/1989

6/05/1989

6/07/1989

6/08/1989

6/12/1989

6/13/1989

6/13/1989

6/15/1989

6/16/1989

7/11/1989 B

7/12/1989 C

7/12/1989 C

7/14/1989 C

C
A
C
A
A
A
A
C
A
C
C
B
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
A
A
A
A
A

A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
A
C
C
C
C

c

A
C
C

13

12

N

N B53
N S82
N B53
N
N
N

N S82
N

N B53
N

N B53

P N B53

P N S82

P N B53

N S82

N B53

N

N 582

N S82

N B53

P N S82

N B53

P N S82

P N B53

N S82

N B53

P N S82

P N B53

N S82

P N B53

N

N B53
N S82
N B53
N S32
H B53
P L38
N S82
N B53
N S82
N B53
N S82
N R63
N S82
N S82
N B53
N R63
N S82
N S82
E

N F53
N B53
N
N

N B53
N

N B53
N

N S82
N S82
N B53
N

N B53
N B53
N
N

N M51
N S82
N

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

APPEALS COURT RULING VALIDATES USE OF 'JAILHOUSE INFORMANTS* H

2 MEN INDICTED FOR MURDER H

SHERIFF'S DETECTIVE TO DISCUSS MURDER CASE ON TV H

THREE INDICTED IN MURDER CASE H

MAN FOUND DEAD NEAR CITY PARK S

RESIDENTS' AID LAUDED IN ARRESTS FOR MURDER S

WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BOYFRIEND'S FATAL SHOOTING, GETS 10-YEAR TERM H

DURHAM WOMAN FOUND SLAIN AT HOME H

POLICE SEEK AUTOMOBILE LINKED TO KIRK MURDER S

SLAIN DURHAM WOMAN WAS STABBED TO DEATH H

NEIGHBORS SHOCKED, FRIGHTENED H

MRS. KIRK STABBED, POLICE SAY S

FRIENDS REMEMBER CYNTHIA J. KIRK S

MOTIVE IN MURDER BAFFLING TO POLICE H

KIRK PROBE CONTINUES S

murder: THE UNLIKELY INTRUDER H

HUNDREDS OF CALLS FAIL TO PRODUCE LEAD IN SLAYING H

LIGGETT & MYERS OFFERS $5,000 REWARD IN WORKER'S MURDER S

POLICE HAVE NO SUSPECT IN KIRK CASE H

POLICE SKETCH KIRK SUSPECT S

DRAWING OF KIRK SUSPECT RELEASED H

JOHNSON DRAWS LIFE-PLUS-^O TERM AFTER GUILTY PLEA IN STABBING DEATH H
DURHAM MAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN BEATING DEATH OF LEUKEMIA VICTIM H

POLICES MRS. KIRK NOT KILLED BY MANIAC S

POLICE! AMERICAN VILLAGE SLAYING PROBABLY NOT RANDOM ACT H

JUSTICE ISN'T BLIND IN DURHAM COUNTY S

'EXPERTS' ABORT JUSTICE H

POLICE CIRCULATE POSTER IN KIRK MURDER H

NEW TECHNIQUES HELP SOLVE DURHAM CRIMES S

RETRIAL FOR BROWN STIRS MANY EMOTIONS H

IN-LAW SLAYING CHARGED H

• POLICE SAY DURHAM MAN STRANGLED HIS SISTER-IN-LAW S

MURDER PLEA NETS 30 YEARS H

POLICE LOG/BOYFRIEND ARRESTED IN SLAYING H

POLICE STILL SEEKING CLUES IN KIRK DEATH S
A GOOD LIFE SHATTERED/HUSBAND REBUILDS LIFE ON PIECES OF UNSOLVED MYSTER H

DURHAM DETECTIVES HOT ON TRACELESS TRAIL H

MERRITT GETS 20-YEAR TERM FOR JUNE STABBING DEATH H

STATE ADDS $5,000 REWARD IN KIRK CASE H

MAN, 46, SLAIN IN HOME H

'POSSIBLE MOTIVE' SEEN IN SLAYING S

POLICE SAY MONK STABBED TO DEATH H

WILSON MAN, 32, CHARGED IN KNIFE SLAYING OF MONK H

MAN FOUND SLAIN ON SEDGEFIELD ST. S

ALAMANCE WOMAN IS SHOT TO DEATH H

POLICE LOG/MAN WITH PISTOL ROBS CRICKET INN, FLEES WITH $333 H

DEAD MAN'S FRIEND HELD IN SHOOTING S

DURHAM MAN SAYS SHOOTING ACCIDENT H

MURDER, DURHAM, UNSOLVED CASES

KIRK REWARDS REACH $36,200 H

MURDER, INTERNATIONAL

SLAYINGS MAY HELP REDUCE COCAINE DEATHS S

MURDER, N.C.

SEE ALSO CAROLINA MURDER MYSTERIES

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, MURDER

SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE

SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES

SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER

OFF-DUTY LEE DEPUTY SHOT BEAD IN GUILFORD H

FINDING JOB COST MAN, 26, HIS LIFE H

COURT OVERTURNS MURDER CONVICTION H

GRANVILLE MAN SHOT TO DEATH; WOMAN CHARGED H

VANCE MAN HELD IN STABBING DEATH H

CONVICTED KILLER NOW FIGHTING FOR LIFE H
BLEEDING MAN STAGGERS INTO TOWN HALL; EX-GIRLFRIEND FOUND SHOT DEAD... H

STORE CLERK FOUND STABBED TO DEATH H

E
D

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

-DATE-

S
E

C -PG

7/19/1989

7/20/1989

7/26/1989

7/26/1989

8/08/1989

8/15/1989

8/16/1989 B

8/19/1989 C

8/22/1989

8/22/1989

8/23/1989

8/23/1989

8/23/1989

8/23/1989

8/24/1989

8/24/1989

8/25/1989

8/25/1989

8/25/1989

8/31/1989

9/01/1989

9/02/1989

9/06/1989 B

9/12/1989 A

9/12/1989

9/13/1989

9/13/1989

9/18/1989

9/20/1989

9/29/1989

10/08/1989 B

10/13/1989 C

10/13/1989 C

10/17/1989 C

11/05/1989 B

11/23/1989 A

11/26/1989 A

11/26/1989 A

12/13/1989 C

12/14/1989 B

12/17/1989 B

12/18/1989 C

12/19/1989

12/22/1989

12/23/1989

12/25/1989

12/27/1989

12/28/1989 B

12/29/1989 C

2 10/04/1989 C

2 8/24/1989 A

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I T
L Y
L P BYL

N S82
N S82
N
N
N

N B53
N B53
N S82
N M51

1 P N B53

N M51
N M51
N B53
N B53
N M51

1 P N B53

E
N C47

N B53
N M51
N B53
N C47
N S82
N S82

1 P N B53

N
E
E

N M51
N B53
N S82
N
N
N

N M51
N B53
N M51
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N

N H65
N H60
N

N B53
N

1 N
4 E

2 1/04/1989 D 9 N

2 1/05/1989 C 2 N

2 1/05/1989 D 4 N

2 1/06/1989 B 10 N

1 1/07/1989 C 1 N

2 1/09/1989 A 9 N
2 1/09/1989 A 9 N
2 1/16/1989 B 6 N

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

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S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

WOMAN HAD RECEIVED THREATS BEFORE SLAYING

LAGRANGE HAN CHARGED UITH SLAYING Of UOHAN

VANCE WOMAN FOUND DEAD

GASTON HAN HELD IN hOTEL SLAYING

WADESBORO COUPLE IS CHARGED FOLLOWING SERIES OF HOLDUPS AND STABBINGS

HIDDLEBURG RESIDENT KILLED IN HENDERSON STABBING

SHOTGUN HOUND FOUND TO BE CAUSE OF WOMAN'S DEATH

POPE LAWYERS TO ARGUE AGAINST 2ND DEATH SENTENCE

ROXBORO MAN GETS 12 YEARS IN SEPTEMBER BEATING DEATH

GRANVILLE WOMAN DIES AFTER SHOT; BOYFRIEND CHARGED

CREEBMOOR HAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING DEATH

DIVERS FAIL TO FIND RIFLE IN FALLS LAKE

MURDER CHARGE REJECTED IN FETUS DEATH

MAN DRAWS MORE THAN 40 YEARS IN SLAYINGS

TRIAL EXPECTED TO REKINDLE TURMOIL OF FORSYTH SHOOTINGS

MICHAEL HAYES ACQUITTED IN FORSYTH SHOOTING SPREE

GRAHAM WOMAN DIES OF SHOTGUN BLAST

SOLDIER ACQUITTED OF THREE SLAYINGS

RANDOLPH MAY PROBE FORD CASE _

PEDIATRIC SPECIALIST SAYS BOY WHO DIED WAS VICTIM OF ABUSE

STAGER FACES PROBE IN 1ST HUSBAND'S DEATH ^^ ,.____

NEW INVESTIGATION ORDERED IN DEATH OF BARBARA STAGER'S FIRST HUSBAND

MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER OF JENI GRAY

MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD FOR SLAIN ASU WRITER

DURHAM MAN SLAIN IN MCRRISVILLE SPAT

NEW TRIAL ORDERED ON MURDER CHARGE

CLERK KILLED; TEEN CHARGED IN HENDERSON

JUDGE SAYS MAN CAN STAND TRIAL FOR JENNI GRAY KILLING

MURDER, N.C., UNSOLVED CASES . __ „, „ TTl^

AN UNTIMELY DEATH; QUESTIONS UNANSWERED DRIFT OFF IN TIME
DETECTIVES TO REVIEW FORD DEATH EVIDENCE

MURDER, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
ENNIS' BODY FOUND NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
DISCOVERY OF BODY ENDS A 2-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY
ENNIS' FATHER SAYS FAMILY RELIEVED BODY FINALLY FOUND
FRANKLIN'S ATTORNEYS QUESTION 'DEALS'
ANNADALE CHARGED IN ENNIS MURDER
SCUFFLE HARKS ANNADALE COURT APPEARANCE
HOUSEMATE DOUBTFUL OF CHARGES

JUSTICE STILL NEEDED IN WOMAN'S SLAYING __
ANNADALE'S PAST FILLED WITH CRIME, ABUSE AND TREATMENT
ANNADALE'S PAST FILLED WITH CRIME, ABUSE AND TREATMENT
ANNADALE GOOD INFLUENCE, FRIEND SAYS ^ _,_,

'SHE LOVED YOU VERY MUCH'; ENNIS EULOGIZED FRIDAY AS A DEDICATED MOTHER
REPORT SAYS ENNIS DIED OF A CUT THROAT
ANNADALE, EDWARDS INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGES

TWO BODIES FOUND BESIDE COUNTY ROAD ^ _Tvrrr^ „ _ __.

ORANGE COUNTY MAN CHARGED IN KILLINGS (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-28-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

'I'M INNOCENT,* SAYS MAN CHARGED IN KILLINGS

COUNTY MAY HAVE 4TH DEATH ROW CASE

ARNETT GETS PROBABLE-CAUSE HEARING DATE

WITNESS SAYS ARNETT SHOT COUPLE

MAN CONVICTED OF KILLING BROTHER IN '80 UP FOR PAROLE

ORANGE CO. GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN SLAYING OF COUPLE

CONFESSED KILLER FREE ON PROBATION

GRAVES DUG BEFORE KILLINGS — WITNESS

FRANKLIN PLEADS GUILTY TO SLAYINGS

CHRONOLOGY OF CASE

BUCHANAN GOES FREE

THE PRICE OF HUMAN JUSTICE

JUDGE ORDERS GRAVETTE JAILED

FAMILY 'TO TAKE A STAND'

CROWD PLEADS CASE FOR GRAVETTE

'GRAVETTE' LAW STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION

mtoWS'S HURDER TRIAL SCHEDULED

DEFENSE SEEKS ANNADALE TRIAL DELAY

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

1

H

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

1

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

1

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

1

H

1

S

2

1/19/1989 B
1/20/1989 B
1/20/1989 C
1/21/1989 A
1/21/1989 B
1/22/1989 B
1/22/1989 B

1/30/1989
2/01/1989
2/06/1989
2/07/1989
2/08/1989
2/10/1989
3/08/1989
3/27/1989
4/15/1989
4/16/1989
4/20/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
6/02/1989
6/03/1989
10/11/1989
10/12/1989
10/12/1989
11/10/1989
12/12/1989
12/14/1989

2 5/21/1989 A
2 5/24/1989 A

CKH 1
CKH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CKH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CKH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2-
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
CKH 1
CKH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/12/1989
1/12/1989
1/12/1989
1/13/1989
1/13/1989
1/17/1989
1/21/1989
1/21/1989
2/08/1989
2/26/1989
2/27/1989
2/28/1989
2/28/1989
2/28/1989
2/28/1989
3/16/1989
3/26/1989
3/28/1989
4/03/1989
6/02/1989
6/02/1989
6/02/1989
6/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/23/1989
6/26/1989
6/29/1989
7/23/1989
8/05/1989

N

N

N

N

N

H

N

1 P N
1 N B53
3 N
6 N
1 P N T33

12 N
1 N

13 N

1 P N M06
1 N
1 N
1 N
1 P N
6 N
1 N B53
1 N L40
1 N
3 N

1 P F S69
1 N B53

N R63
N

N L90
N R63
N

N H90
N R63
E

N H90
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N H90
N M70
N M70
N

N M70
N H90
N B53
N M70
N H90
N H90
N R63
N M70
N H70
N M70
N H90
E

N M70
N H90
N H90
E

N H90
N H90

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ANNADALE UINS MURDER-TRIAL DELAY

TRIAL OF MAN ACCUSED IN 1986 ENNIS SLAYING POSTPONED

ANNABALE HIRED TO KILL ENNIS, INMATE CLAIMS

A CONVICTED KILLER GIVES HIS ACC0UN6/SUNDAY FOCUS: CRAIG FRANKLIN

OFFICIALS SKEPTICAL OF FRANKLIN'S STORY/SUNDAY FOCUS: CRAIG FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN: 'I NEEDED A LESSON AND I GOT IT'

JURY SELECTION TO BEGIN TUESDAY IN ANNABALE TRIAL

ANNABALE JURY SOUGHT; NO JURORS SEATED FIRST DAY OF QUESTIONING

ANNABALE JURORS SEATED

10 JURORS SEATED FOR MURDER TRIAL

ANNABALE EVIDENCE EXPECTEB TUESDAY

ENNIS' SON TAKES STAND IN HEARING

SUSPECT IN SHOOTING HELD WITHOUT BONB

JURY TO HEAR TESTIMONY OF ENNIS' SON

DURHAM WOMAN DIES IN SHOOTING

MURDER VICTIM TARGET OF REPEATED ATTACKS

WITNESS TELLS GRISLY STORY OF ENNIS KILLING

ENNIS' SON TAKES WITNESS STAND

PROTESTERS BLAST COURT, PROSECUTORS

PROTESTERS BLAST COURT, PROSECUTORS

INMATES TESTIFY ANNABALE SAID HE KILLED ENNIS

COURTS SHOULD BE TOUGH ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

ACCUSED ADMITTED KILLING ENNIS, WOMAN TESTIFIES

ANNADALE TAKES WITNESS STAND

DENTAL RECORDS USED IN ENNIS' IDENTIFICATION

WITNESS CITES THREAT FROM STATE WITNESS

ANNADALE TRIAL TESTIMONY CONCLUDES

VIOLENCE HITS CLOSE TO HOME/SUNDAY FOCUS: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE KNOWS NO BOUNDARIES IN ITS SCOPE

AMNAOALE TRIAL GOES TO JURY

ANNADALE CONVICTED OF NURBER/SENTENCING HEARING SET FOR TODAY

CHRONOLOGY OF ANNADALE TRIAL

JOLLY INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGE IN WIFE'S SLAYING

DID JUSTICE SYSTEM ABANDON HILLSBOROUGH SHOOTING VICTIM?

ANNADALE GETS LIFE

CORRECTION

AG'S SENIOR DEPUTY TAKES JOLLY CASE

FOX TO PUBLICLY ADDRESS JOLLY CASE

HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN SLAIN

HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN KILLED IN KNIFE ATTACK

HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN KILLEB IN KNIFE ATTACK

NEIGHBORS WONDER WHAT THEY COULD HAVE DONE

NEIGHBORS WONDER WHAT THEY COULD HAVE DONE

MURDER CASE SENT TO TRAIL

MURDER, U.S.

SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, MURDER
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MASS MURDERS
S.C. FUGITIVE ARRESTED, CHARGED IN WIFE'S DEATH
CANNIBAL-HERO IS VINDICATED

MURDER ATTEMPTS, DURHAM

BROTHER OF SLAIN STEPHENSON CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTEB MURDER

MURDER-FOR-HIRE

A MURDEROUS FANATIC

VIEWS OF AREA MOSLEMS MIXED ON THREAT BY IRAN

PURE RELIGION NOT MURBEROUS

MURDER ON THE NILE (PLAY)
'MURDER ON THE NILE'
'NILE' OVERCOMES WEATHER, ACCENTS

MURDER-SUICIDE

SEE ALSO SUICIDES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, N.C.

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

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
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

8/07/1989

8/08/1989

8/26/1989

9/03/1989

9/03/1989

9/03/1989

9/10/1989

9/13/1989

9/14/1989

9/15/1989

9/16/1989

9/19/1989

9/19/1989

9/20/1989

9/20/1989

9/21/1989

9/21/1989

9/22/1989

9/23/1989

9/23/1989

9/23/1989

9/23/1989

9/26/1989

9/27/1989

9/28/1989

9/29/1989

9/30/1989

10/01/1989

10/01/1989

10/03/1989

10/04/1989

10/04/1989

10/04/1989

10/05/1989

10/05/1989

10/07/1989

10/17/1989

11/28/1989

12/08/1989

12/09/1989

12/09/1989

12/09/1989

12/09/1989

12/21/1989

H 2 6/24/1989 C 3
H 2 8/05/1989 A 4

N M06
N K70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N H90
N H90
N
N

N H90
N H90
N M70
N H90
N B53
N M70
N H90
N M70
N C62
N M70
N M70
E

N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N M70
N M70
N H90
N H90
N H90
N W57
J

N H90
N

N W57
N
N

N W57
N D38
N D38
N U57
N H90

H 2 10/13/1989 C 1 N

H 2 2/18/1989 A 4 E
H 2 2/22/1989 A 1 N N36
H 2 2/26/1989 D 4 E

2 6/02/1989 D
2 6/06/1989 B

14 P P T32
5 P R M60

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SUBJECTS

niRHAM L1DMAN FfUM) SLAIN

B^CEMAN SHOOTS WIFE, SELF; COUPLE UAS HARRIED JUST A FEU HONTHS

CO-WORKERS REMEMBER PRICE, EX-CFFICER PUSHED FOR RIGHTS, BEFRIENDED...

CO-WORKERS REMEMBER PRICE; EX-OFFICER PUSHED FOR RIGHTS, BEFRIENDED...

DURHAM COUPLE DIES IN MURDER-SUICIDE _

POLICE OFFICERS TAKE CHARGE AFTER FATAL SHOOTINGS

SHOOTING VICTIM 'A WONDERFUL PERSON' WHO LIKED TO JOKE WITH FELLOW. ..

SHOOTING VICTIM 'A WONDERFUL PERSON' WHO LIKE TO JOKE WITH FELLOW..,

OFFICER PRICE AND MR. HYDE; MURDER-SUICIDE TRAGEDY CONTRADICT...

Ml rorrfjpu rrujtjj

MURDOCH CENTER EMPLOYEE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT, FIRED

CUSTOM SEATS OFFER ZOOM WITH A VIEW ,„„„

OPERATION SANTA COLLECTS GIFTS SPONSORS FOR BUTNER PATIENTS

MURDOCH CENTER, FARM DAY __
FARM DAY SET SATURDAY AT MURDOCH
NO DAMP SPIRITS AT 19TH FARM DAY

MURPHY HOUSE RESTAURANT

A MURPHY HOUSE CHRISTMAS MEANS A LOT TO MANY

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY _

DURHAM SIRL RADIANT AFTER HONOR
HOPPING FOR A CAUSE
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY FUND-RAISING
DUKE RESEARCHERS GET STUDY GRANTS

MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
SEE ALSO NEW YORK CITY
IMPRINT OF AN UNLIKELY PAIR

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2/28/1989
3/01/1989
3/01/1989
3/01/1989
3/01/1989
3/01/1989
3/02/1989
3/02/1989
3/03/1989

N

N A54
N M51
N ASA
N B53
P T32
N A54
N M51
E

H 2 7/29/1989 A
H 2 8/20/1989 A
H 2 12/10/1989 A

H 2 9/28/1989 C
H 2 10/01/1989 B

1 N T33
1 P N T33
1 P N T33

1 N T33
1 P N T33

H 1 12/21/1989 C 1 N H60

S 2 2/15/1989 A

S 2 3/29/1989 B

H 2 7/13/1989 C

S 2 11/27/1989 A

1 P N H65

1 P P S76

2 P P S73
8 N

H 2 11/12/1989 E 8 P N G68

MUSIC

SEE ALSO BLUEGRASS MUSIC

SEE ALSO BLUES MUSIC

SEE ALSO BRIGHTLEAF MUSIC WORKSHOP

SEE ALSO BULL CITY BLUES

SEE ALSO CHAMBER MUSIC

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS MUSIC

SEE ALSO COUNTRY MUSIC

SEE ALSO DURHAM MUSIC TEACHERS

SEE ALSO EASTERN MUSIC FESTIVAL

SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO GOSPEL MUSIC

SEE ALSO HYMNS

SEE ALSO JAZZ

SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPHONY

SEE ALSO RAP MUSIC

SEE ALSO REVIEWS, MUSIC

SEE ALSO ROCK 'N» ROLL

SEE ALSO STEREO EQUIPMENT

SEE ALSO THIRD WORLD MUSIC _ „„„

■UWnU &Sf^t8%K!r SeS IN PO.JLAR MUSIC H 2 3/04/1989 C

K ^S^zM Kl^IS^riaNEfiY ^0 IS ON THE BANDSTAND H I 5$ffl I

MUSIC LOFT

CARRBORO INVITES COMMENT ON '91 BUDGET
MUSIC LOFT SEEKS TOWN LOAN TO RELOCATE STORE
TOWN LOAN FALLOUT WORRIES ALDERMEN

THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940 (PLAY)

H'SMYSTERIOUS AND IT'S FUNNY, SO WHAT IF IT'S NOT A MUSICAL'
'MURDERS' IS 'DELICATELY BALANCED BIT OF BLACK COMEDY'

MUSICIANS

SEE ALSO BLACKS, MUSICIANS

SEE ALSO CIOMPI QUARTET

SEE ALSO COMPOSERS

CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A

7/28/1989 D
8/03/1989 D

2 N D80
2 P I
1 T F S56

3 N C62
3 N C62

1 P N C62

R H&O

R B77

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SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO DURHAM SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO FOLK MUSIC
SEE ALSO JAZZ
SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO ROCK CONCERTS
SEE ALSO ROCK 'N' ROLL
SEE ALSO SINGERS
SEE ALSO SONGWRITERS

JOHN HENRY GATTIS SOUNDS SUEET NOTES/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS

THIEVES CLEAN OUT MUSICIAN'S HOME

JAZZ ON TRACK; BLUE QUAIL RECORDS OWNER FORESEES SUCCESS DESPITE...

AN IDEA BORN OF DEATH IN WINTER'S COLD

FINDING A HOME IN HIS MUSIC

'GOOD, BAD OR INSANE?' MEET CHAPEL HILL MUSICIAN DEXTER ROMWEBER...

IMPRESSION MAN; THIS SUMMER'S ROOTS ROCK

MIXIN' UP THE BOOGIE AND THE DO-SI-DO

MUSLIMS

SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEADING)

SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)

ANOTHER VIEW OF ISLAM

VIEWS OF AREA MOSLEMS MIXED ON THREAT BY IRAN

JERRY GENTRY/NOT ALL WESTERNERS ARE AGAINST MUSLIMS

NEIGHBORS CRITICAL OF PLANNED MOSQUE

CHRISTIANS CAN BE NOISY, TOO

MUSTANG (AUTOMOBILE)

POLICE 'CAVALRY' GETS MUSTANGS

MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN REPORTS STRONG YEAR
MUTUAL, GREENSBORO S&LS TO MERGE

MY ONE AND ONLY (PLAY)

'MY ONE AND ONLY' ON ITS WAY TO UNC

MYASTHENIA GRAVIS

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
ADD MG TO OUR LIST OF KILLERS; NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASE LITTLE KNOWN...
MYASTHENIA GRAVIS RESEARCH YIELDS DIVIDENDS

MYERSON/ALLEN

DURHAM HOSIERY MILL FOCUS OF HUD QUERY

HOSIERY MILL A HIGH-PRICED SUCCESS

HOUSING SCANDAL UPSETS RESIDENTS OF MILL PROJECT

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.

AMERICAN GOES NONSTOP TO MYRTLE BEACH

LET TAR HEEL MONEY STAY HERE

PARKED BY HUGO

MYRTLE BEACH: HUGO TURNS RESORT INTO WRECKAGE

MYSTERY FANS

MYSTERY! AMID STACKS AT UNC'S WILSON LIBRARY LIE DEAD BODIES, SHOT..

NAACP

SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
NAACP WANTS KING OBSERVANCE
NAACP OPENING ANNUAL CONVENTION
NAACP CHIEF: COURT TURNING BACK CLOCK
NAACP TOLD BUSH BACKS PROGRESS FOR CIVIL RIGHTS
COURT RULINGS DOMINATE GRIM NAACP MEETING
ACCOUNT OF NAACP MEETING LACKED HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

NAACP, DURHAM CHAPTER

SEE ALSO MOTHERS OF THE YEAR, NAACP
NAACP BRANCH TO CELEBRATE 75TH ANNIVERSARY
NAACP CELEBRATION

NAACP ASKS BOARD TO PUNISH PRINCIPAL
NAACP FREEDOM FUND DINNER SET SATURDAY

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L P BYL

S 2

3/15/1989 B

1 P F S27

S 2

4/11/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

4/17/1989 A

3 P N H90

H 2

5/01/1989 C

1 N A54

H 2

6/15/1989 B

1 P F M60

CHH 1

7/17/1989 A

3 P N H90

H 2

8/18/1989 D

9 P F W66

H 2

8/25/1989 D

8 P F S56

H 2

2/19/1989 D

4 E

H 2

2/22/1989 A

1 N N36

H 2

3/26/1989 D

4 U G33

CHH 1

11/03/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

11/06/1989 A

4 E

S 2 5/31/1989 B 1 N B53

2 1/29/1989 D
2 10/10/1989 B

6 P N C47
5 P N C60

CHH 1 2/13/1989 A 5 P N

2 4/30/1989 D 4 E
2 5/12/1989 B 1 P F S27

H 2 7/08/1989 A
S 2 7/22/1989 A
H 2 8/04/1989 C

1 P N S73
1 P N C61
1 N

H 2 1/28/1989 A 10 N R80

H 2 3/22/1989 A 4 E

H 2 9/23/1989 D 5 P P T44

S 2 9/23/1989 C 1 P P T44

CHH 1 9/11/1989 A 3 P N M70

S

2

1/09/1989 B

5 N

H

2

7/09/1989 B

1 N C47

H

2

7/10/1989 A

1 P N C47

H

2

7/13/1989 A

1 N C47

H

2

7/16/1989 B

1 N C47

H

2

8/02/1989 A

4 L

H 2 3/19/1989 B 4 N

S 2 4/01/1989 A 2 P P C45

H 2 4/07/1989 C 1 N J40

H 2 11/17/1989 C 4 N

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GIBSON! NOBODY GOING TO SAVE US BUT US
GIBSON SPEAKS AT NAACP DINNER

NAACP, N.C. CHAPTER

NAACP ASKS FOR SBI PROBE, *15,000 REWARD

MIXED SIGNALS; SPEAKER AT KING CEREMONY SAYS HE HAS WAIT-AND-SEE.

NAACP WILL SEEK STATE LAW AGAINST RACIAL INTIMIDATION

N.C. SHOULD STAND UP AGAINST BIGOTRY

NASA

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P

S I T
E ELY

D — DATE — C -PS L P BYL

H
S

2 11/19/1989 B 1 P N M51
2 11/20/1989 A 8 N

H 2 1/10/1989 C 2 N

CHH 1 1/18/1989 A 3 P N S17

H 2 2/01/1989 B 7 N

S 2 2/09/1989 A 4 E

NASCAR

SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
DIXON SETS HIS SIGHTS ON NASCAR

S 2 5/30/1989 D 4 P N A76

NATO

SEE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION

NC 54

GLENWOOD ELEMENTARY OFFICIALS WORRIED ABOUT PROPOSED MOTEL

HANDS OFF TOWN'S SOUTH ENTRANCE

PASSIVE APPROACH TO »BEAUTIFICATION*

DOT SUES TO CONDEMN GAS STATION

SIXHEHICLE WRECK SNARLS MIDDAY TRAFFIC

EMERGENCY WORKERS TRY TO CONTAIN ORANGE SPILL

TANKER SPILLS 6,000 GAL. ASPHALT

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2

2/10/1989 A
4/06/1989 A
6/19/1989 A
8/12/1989 A
8/25/1989 A
12/02/1989 A

CHH 1 12/03/1989 A

1
4
4

3

13 P
1

1

N M70
E
E
P N H90
P S76
N E33
N M70

NC 55

2 AUTO OCCUPANTS DIE IN COLLISION WITH PICKUP
POLICE LOG/URECK KILLS 2 CAMPBELL STUDENTS

2 10/24/1989 B 1 P P T32
2 10/25/1989 C 1 N M51

NC 8A

TOWN GROWTH LAWSUIT SETTLEB

NCM DEVELOPMENT GROUP

SEE ALSO N.C. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
GROWTH PLAN TO TARGET ROILING HILLS HOME SALES
ROLLING HILLS SUCCESS (CANS HOPE FOR FUTURE

NCNB NATIONAL BANK

SEE N.C. NATIONAL BANK

CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 1 N M70

2 1/07/1989 A 1 M N H70
2 1/10/1989 A 4 E

NCR-16

SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
COUNCIL GIVES BOOST TO GLAXO'S DEVELOPMENT PLAN
DURHAM OKS GLAXO LAND PURCHASE

H 2 4/19/1989 B 6 N
S 2 6/09/1989 A 1 N M06

NOW

SEE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN

NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO.
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
BILLBOARD TAX SOUGHT BY COUNTY

NAGASAKI, JAPAN

SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO JAPAN
GROUP REMEMBERS 1945 A-BCMBING Of JAPANESE CITIES

NAIL CREATIONS BY TRUDY

NAIL CREATIONS BY TRUDY (AD)

H 2 4/16/1989 B 1 N A54

CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 3 P N C62

S 2 4/19/1989 G 10 A

NAISMITH AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
FERRY WINS NAISMITH AWARD; MADDEN'S STARE EARNS A 'T'/ACC NOTEBOOK
KRZYZEWSKI RECEIVES NAISMITH

THE NAKED GUN (FILM) _ _

WEAK STORY, DIRECTING STEAL GRIFFITH PROMISE

H 2 3/11/1989 D 3 P N
H 2 3/29/1989 D 1 P N C52

H 2 1/13/1989 D 3 P R S66

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NAMES

SEE ALSO COURTESY TITLES
FIRST NAME FASHIONS ALWAYS CHANGING

NAMES: THEY OFFER A REALM OF FASCINATION, MYSTERY/A WORLD OF WORDS
CHARTING THE NAMES
N.C. TOWN IS NAMED FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.

NANCY SUSAN REYNOLDS AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS

SEE ALSO Z. SMITH REYNOLDS FOUNDATION INC.
NEIGHBORHOOD SAVIORS WIN REYNOLDS AWARDS

NANTUCKET (MUSIC GROUP)

THE SAME, YET DIFFERENT

NARCOLEPSY

SEE ALSO SLEEP
RESEARCHERS FINDING TREATMENT FOR UNCONTROLLABLE SLEEP ATTACKS

NASHVILLE BLUEGRASS BAND
ACCOUSTICALLY YOURS
'MOUNTAIN BOO-WOP':

ROOTS MUSIC THAT GREW

NATIONAL AIDS HOTLINE

SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO HOTLINES
HOTLINE GIVES HELP TO CALLERS WORRIED ABOUT AIDS

NATIONAL ABORTION RIGHTS ACTION LEAGUE (NARAL)
SEE ALSO ABORTION
FORCES ON BOTH SIDES PLAN ACTIONS
ABORTION RIGHTS DRIVE BEGINS
VOLUNTEERS SHIELD WOMEN FROM PROTESTERS
ABORTION-RIGHTS SUPPORTERS URGED TO CAMPAIGN HARDER
DURHAM PANEL PRESSES ABORTION RIGHTS FIGHT
ABORTION LAWS WEAKENEDj STAGE SET FOR BATTLE IN STATE
PRO-CHOICERS RALLY IN RALEIGH

NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR OUTSTANDING NEGRO STUDENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
EIGHT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WIN ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
STUDENTS ARE NAMED SEMIFINALISTS

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
NASA SPONSORING CONFERENCE IN CHAPEL HILL
UNC PROFESSOR WINS NASA GRANTS
RADAR SYSTEM COULD AID FOREST STUDIES

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN WITH AIDS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, AIDS
DRIVE SET TO GET HOME FOR CHILDREN WITH AIDS

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
SEE NAACP

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COMPOST FIRM MAY ATTACK WASTE PROBLEM
JUNKET COSTS COUNTY $6,800

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS ATTEND NATIONAL CONVENTION

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION, DURHAM CHAPTER
SEE WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION

NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL

S 2 2/15/1989 B 1 T F

CHH 1 3/30/1989 A 8 U

H 2 6/22/1989 A 4 E

H 2 11/22/1989 C 3 N

S27

H 2 11/12/1989 B 1 N S69
H 2 10/06/1989 D 5 P N

S 2 1/25/1989 C 4 U

CHH 1 6/15/1989 A 6 P P
H 2 6/16/1989 D 9 P F W66

H 2 7/29/1989 C 1 P N K65

CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2

1/05/1989 A
1/22/1989 B
4/25/1989 B
6/21/1989 C
7/03/1989 A
7/04/1989 A
7/13/1989 C

3 P N S17
1 P N C45
1 P F G59
1 N S22
1 N T77
1 M N R63
1 N S22

H

S

2
2

3/23/1989 C
9/27/1989 B

6 N
1 N

H 2 3/04/1989 A 11 N
CHH 1 7/25/1989 A 3 N
H 2 7/29/1989 C 1 N R60

H 2 1/11/1989 C 1 N C60

CHH 1
CHH 1

7/20/1989 A
8/27/1989 A

1 P N M20
1 N M20

2 7/21/1989 B

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Y SUBJECTS

DON'T USE PRO PLAYERS FOR QUICK OLYMPIC FIX
COSTABILE'S DREAM LEADS TO NBA

NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION, DRAFT

SEE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT

NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
SEE ALSO SPORTS, RECRUITING
REID CHOOSES TO LEAVE TAR HEELS FOR NBA
NBA OFFERS CHALLENGE, SECURITY FOR J.R. REID
REID'S IMPACT

HORNETS SAY REID POSSIBILITY IN NBA DRAFT
NBA DRAFT MAY NOT SETTLE RECRUIT'S FUTURE
FINALLY, THE DRAFT „

NBA DRAFT*. L.A. CLIPPERS TAKE FERRY; HORNETS PICK REID
A TRICKY DRAFT

FERRY PICK LEAVES FANS GRUMBLING
WILL THEY BE PRO STARS?

NATIONAL BEEF COOKOUT
SEE ALSO BEEF
RECIPE FOR COOKING STARDOM

NATIONAL BLACK CHILD DEVELOPMENT WEEK
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.

SEE ALSO CHILD DEVELOPMENT „

GREENSBORO UOMAN HONORED FOR WORK UITH BLACK CHILDREN

NATIONAL BLACK MEDIA COALITION

BLACK COALITION LEADER SAYS HE'S OPTIMISTIC ABOUT BUSH

NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO CANCER
GRANT TO DUKE CANCER CENTER IS EXTENDED
LINEBERGER CENTER TO CREATE CANCER RESEARCH PROGRAM
LINEBERGER CANCER CENTER RECEIVES FIVE-YEAR GRANT

NATIONAL CHILD WELFARE LEADERSHIP CENTER ^^

CHILD ABUSE REACTION PROBLEMS NOT UNIQUE TO COUNTY - REPORT
COUNTY TO REVAMP CHILD-PROTECTION SERVICES
DEPARTMENT REVAMPING CHILD-ABUSE UNIT

NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER (ASHEVILLE, N.C.)

SEE ALSO WEATHER, U.S. ..„.„

ASHEVILLE CENTER STAFF KEEPS THE ARCHIVES ON NATION'S UEATHER

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 48 AND 42
PROPOSITION 42 PUTS FOCUS ON ACADEMICS
NCAA WON'T TELL IF N.C. STATE'S BEING PROBED
NCAA OFFICIAL DEFENDS COLLEGE ATHLETICS' IMAGE
N.C. STATE PLAYERS SHOULD FOLLOW RULES
LET NCAA CLEAN UP SPORTS

KRZYZEUSKI, SMITH CRITICIZE PRESIDENTS' COMMISSION
KRZYZEWSKI, SMITH CRITICIZE PRESIDENTS' COMMISSION
NCAA SHOULD SPREAD WEALTH
UNC SCORES UITH ATHLETICS REPORT
NCAA MUST SPEND *1 BILLION WISELY

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL (MEN)
ANOTHER PASSIONLESS SEASON
NCAA SHOULD SHARE THE WEALTH
•BIGHOUSE' AWAITING MILESTONE WIN

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (MEN)
WHO'S ON THE BUBBLE'

DEVILS, TIGERS HAVE DIFFERENT TOURNEY GOALS
TOURNEY TIME

EAGLES AWAIT NCAA INVITE
TAR HEELS GET RAW DEAL

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6/27/1989 B

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CHH 1 10/17/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A 2 N

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2 10/19/1989 B
2 12/05/1989 D

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2 12/14/1989 C

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2 3/07/1989 D
2 3/08/1989 D
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OOPS! LET'S TRY AGAIN

SMITH SHOOTS AIRBALL OVER PAIRINGS

DUKE'S TOURNEY FOE 'BALANCED'

1939 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

NCCU, 6 ACC TEAMS ARE GOING FOR TITLES

JAGS QUICKER THAN UNC

UNUSUAL SIGHT GREETS SAINTS: FANS IN ARENA

PRACTICE JAMS

BLUE DEVILS READY FOR NCAA DRIVE

DEVILS WARY OF S.C. STATE'S 'QUICK' BULLDOGS

NCAA EAST REGIONAL NOTEBOOK

NCAA TOURNAMENT RIVALS SHAKESPEARE FOR DRAMA

ACC WARS REVISITEDJ WOLFPACK, GAMECOCKS TANGLE IN EAST

FISHER SUDDEN BENEFICIARY OF FRIEDER-MICHIGAN FALLOUT

BLUE DEVILS BOOT BULLDOGS, 90-69

SOUTHERN WON'T THROW IN TOWEL AGAINST HEELS

SIENA FANS READY TO ROCK AFTER QUARANTINE; NCAA/NOTES

SIENA FANS READY TO ROCK AFTER QUARANTINE; NCAA/NOTES

EAGLES, SPARTANS TANGLE 3RD TIME

A BAD DECISION

DEVILS TOO MUCH FOR S.C. STATE

THANK GOD ALL COACHES AREN'T 'BASKET CASES'

MOUNTAINEERS RIP VOLS

'DOGS KEEP CHINS UP

A DEVIL OF A DAY

UOLFPACK'S JUNK STIFLES GAMECOCKS

HEELS PUMPED, CRUSH SOUTHERN

CATLETT'S ALTERNATIVE! MATCHUP WITH 'K'

WHEN HE'S OFF, MONROE'S STILL GOT THE GREEN LIGHT

SIENA'S DEANE DISAGREES WITH SMITH ON DIVIDING NCAA'S BASKETBALL POOL

SIENA'S DEANE DISAGREES WITH SMITH ON DIVIDING NCAA'S BASKETBALL POOL

BLOW TO LEBO FIRES UP HEELS

HEELS ABSORB SOUTHERN U.'S 'PEBBLE'

WVU: GOOD, BUT NOT IN DUKE'S CLASS

UCLA LOOKS FORWARD TO REMATCH WITH HEELS

DUKE OUTMANS W. VA., 70-63

REID GETS 1-GAME SUSPENSION FOR CURFEW INFRACTION

DUKE TURNS BACK STUBBORN W. VIRGINIA

VICTORY OVER GAMECOCKS JUST THE TONIC FOR AILING UOLFPACK

DEVILISH SITUATIONS

SNYDER, HENDERSON RESPOND TO PRESSURE WITH STYLISH 'D'

DESPITE ELBOW TO FACE, LEBO BACK IN ACTION

HQYAS JUST HAPPY TO ESCAPE ODDEST, AND OLDEST, BULLET

TAR HEELS, WOLFPACK JOIN DUKE IN SWEET 16/PACK SMOOTH IN 2-OT WIN...

TAR HEELS, WOLFPACK JOIN DUKE IN SWEET 16/EVEN WITHOUT REID, HEELS...

HEELS SAY REID 'LET US DOWN' BUT RALLY AROUND HIS ABSENCE

LESTER PROVES INVALUABLE DOWN STRETCH

DUKE'S QUIN SNYDER PUTS CLAMPS ON HERBIE BROOKS

UNC'S JEFF DENNY TAKES BALL FROM POOH RICHARDSON

IMPRESSIVE DEVILS SURVIVE, ADVANCE

UNC SEEMS TO THRIVE ON ADVERSITY

TAR HEELS AGREE WITH REID'S SUSPENSION

MICHIGAN GETS ANOTHER SHOT AT TAR HEELS

MINNESOTA EAGER TO MEET BLUE DEVILS

DUKE FANS EXPECT SUCCESS

BRICKEY'S MOST-SUPPRESSED DESIRE

TRIANGLE TEAMS ROLL ON

HIGH EXPECTATIONS

HEELS, WOLVERINES MEET IN 'SOAP'

WHEN GAME'S ON LINE, PACK TAPS MONROE

UNC-MICHIGANJ NOTHING NEW

•PACK NEEDS BEST EFFORT VS. GEORGETOWN

THAT LITTLE BETTING POOL DOWN AT THE OFFICE IS ILLEGAL

TAR HEELS MAY BRING HOME MORE THAN JUST TITLE

ONCE AGAIN, IT'S UNC VS. MICHIGAN

CAVS' concern: SOONERS' DOUBLE PRESSURE

EAST REGIONAL HAS GREAT MIX

'REVENGE' IS MOTIVATION IN SOUTHEAST

KENTUCKY'S SEARCH OVERSHADOWS SOUTHEAST REGIONAL

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3/16/1989 D

1 U M14

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3/16/1989 D

1 P P T32

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3/16/1989 D

1 N M14

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3/16/1989 B

1 N D18

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3/16/1989 B

1 P N D18

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1 U F25

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3/17/1989 B

1 N C49

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3/17/1989 B

1 P U C52

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1 P N M14

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1 N C52

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3/17/1989 B

2 N M14

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2 N C49

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4 N P75

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3/17/1989 D

1 U D18

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3/17/1989 D

1 P N D18

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3/17/1989 D

1 U F25

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3/17/1989 D

3 P U A76

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3/17/1989 D

3 P N A76

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3/17/1989 D

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3/18/1989 D

1 P N C49

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3/18/1989 D

1 P N C52

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3/18/1989 D

1 P N M14

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3/18/1989 D

2 P N C49

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3/18/1989 D

4 N M14

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3/18/1989 D

4 N C52

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3/18/1989 B

1 U F25

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3/18/1989 B

1 P N F25

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3/18/1989 B

1 U D18

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3/18/1989 B

3 P N F25

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3/19/1989 A

1 P P T32

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3/19/1989 C

1 P N C52

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3/19/1989 C

1 P N M14

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3/19/1989 C

1 N C49

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3/19/1989 C

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3/20/1989 B

2 P N C52

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3/20/1989 B

3 P N C52

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3/20/1989 B

4 P N C49

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3/20/1989 D

1 P P K30

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3/20/1989 D

1 P P S73

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3/20/1989 D

2 P U D18

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3/20/1989 D

3 P U F25

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3/20/1989 D

3 N F25

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3/20/1989 D

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3/21/1989 D

1 P N M14

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3/21/1989 D

1 P U M14

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3/21/1989 A

4 E

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3/21/1989 D

1 P U D13

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3/21/1989 D

1 P U F25

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3/22/1989 D

1 P N C49

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3/22/1989 D

1 P N F25

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3/22/1989 D

1 P N D18

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3/23/1989 A

1 N 046

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3/23/1989 D

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3/23/1989 D

1 N C52

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12/51/1989

Y SUBJECTS

VIRGINIA DUMPS SOONERS

EAGLES NIP SACRED HEART, FACE JACKSONVILLE STATE IN SEMIFINALS

BLUE DEVILS TAKE TRADITIONAL ROUTE; VALVANO WARY OF GEORGETOWN'S MIGHT

NEXT TO 'K', 'V» AND THOMPSON, HASKINS IS NOVICE AT SWEET 16

SNYDER FEELIN' FINE AFTER BOUT WITH MIGRAINE

RICE ICES TARHEELS WITH THREE-POINTERS

BLUE DEVILS WARY OF 'CINDERELLA'

•PACK OUT FOR WIN

CAVS SHOCK SOONERS

THOMPSON EXPECTS THE BEST

HEELS HAVE A 'SPECIAL' YEAR

HOYAS SURVIVE PACK'S CHARGE, FACE DUKE IN EAST FINAL

BLUE DEVILS BURY GOPHERS

MICHIGAN PROVES KENTUCKY'S GRASS NOT CAROLINA BLUE

CURRENT CAVS HAVE '84 FLAVOR

BLUE DEVILS USE DEFENSE TO BURY GOPHERS

HOYAS HOLD OFF 'PACK _ „ „„,

BASKETBALL FANS GET EASTER FEAST J ACC-BIG EAST

HOLLAND PRODUCES VIRGINIA MIRACLE

MICHIGAN ROCKS CAVALIERS, CLAIMS PLACE IN FINAL FOUR

DUKE VS. HOYAS BOILS DOWN TO DEFENSE

WOLVERINES LEAVE NO DOUBT

FOR VALVANO, THE FINAL FOUR IS THE SEASON

KRZYZEWSKI COULDN'T RESIST SHOT/THOMPSON WON'T BLOCK EVENT/NCAA NOTEBOOK

KRZYZEWSKI COULDN'T RESIST SHOT/THOMPSON WON'T BLOCK EVENT/NCAA NOTEBOOK

WAITING FOR DEVILS

SEATTLE, HERE WE 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

CHRISTIAN^LAETTNER BLOCKS SHOT BY GEORGETOWN'S JOHN TURNER...
DEVILS CUT DOWN HOYAS, NOT NETS
RICE MAKES INTERIM COACH A GENIUS
HENDERSON'S SLAM A MOMENTUM PLAY

T^TI^^^CITY^DURHAM'S BASKETBALL FANS SALUTE N.C. CENTRAL, DUKE
NCAA TOURNEY CREATES INSTANT STARS
CHARLOTTE RIGHT PLACE FOR '94 FINAL FOUR

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CENTRAL ESCAPES NORFOLK ST.
NCCU NIPS UNION, MAKES FINAL EIGHT
EAGLES' TEAMWORK WINS REGIONAL TITLE
NCCU GETS BELATED SHARE OF LEGISLATURE'S LIMELIGHT
EAGLES SET SIGHTS HIGH

NCCU— NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPS! mml tt __,„

N.C. CENTRAL WINS NATIONAL TITLE! EAGLES CLAIM DIVISION II CROWN...
NCCU STUDENTS WELCOME TEAM, SAVOR THE SWEETNESS OF VICTORY
EAGLES' NEST PROVED FULL OF TALENT
LIVELY NCCU BACKERS GREET SOARING EAGLES
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT! EAGLES ARE NO. 1
EASTER HOLIDAY DELAYS BIG NCCU CELEBRATION

MARTIN TO HOST NCCU BASKETBALL TEAM mmA,

TWO TITLES, ONE CITY? DURHAM'S BASKETBALL FANS SALUTE N.C. CENTRAL,
NCCU EAGLES RIDE GOLDEN RAINBOW TO NATIONAL TITLE
MARTIN, STATE HONOR NCCU EAGLES
NCCU'S CHAMPIONSHIP COULD BE FIRST OF TWO
MARTIN HONORS NCCU BASKETBALL TEAM
BERNARD TAKES AWARD, KEEPS EYE ON FUTURE
BERNARD TAKES AWARD, KEEPS EYE ON FUTURE
DURHAM IS CITY OF CHAMPIONS
COMMUNITY HONORS NCCU CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
SPIRITS SOAR AS FANS PRAISE EAGLES' TITLE

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FINAL FOUR

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3/24/1989 B
3/24/1989 B
3/24/1989 D
3/24/1989 D
3/24/1989 D
3/24/1989 D
3/24/1989 D
3/24/1989 D
3/25/1989 D
3/25/1989 D
3/25/1989 D
3/25/1989 D
3/25/1989 A
3/25/1989 B
3/25/1989 B
3/25/1989 B
3/25/1989 B
3/26/1989
3/26/1989
3/26/1989
3/26/1989
3/26/1989
3/26/1989
3/26/1989
3/27/1989 ..
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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
3/27/1989
3/28/1989
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N D18
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N C49
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U F25
N C52
N C49
N C52
U M14
N C49
N M14
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P K30
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3/26/1989 A
3/26/1989 C
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 A
3/27/1989 D
3/27/1989 D
3/28/1989 A
3/28/1989 A
3/28/1989 D
3/28/1989 A
3/28/1989 A
3/29/1989 A
4/03/1989 B
4/03/1989 B
4/04/1989 D
4/07/1989 D
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VICTORY IN HAND, DUKE TAKES DAY OFF

CARLESIMO! SETON HALL, DUKE TEAMS SIMILAR, THOUGH FERRY IS EXCEPTION

SNYDER KEEPS BLUE DEVILS FOCUSED ON GOAL

NCCU'S CHAMPIONSHIP COULD BE FIRST OF TWO

GIVE 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 $1,600? HELL. MAYBE

TALK ALONG THE HIGHWAYS, BYWAYS MOSTLY 'FINAL FOUR'

DURHAM CABLEVISION TAKING PRECAUTIONS FOR GAME

THE FINAL FOUR... DEVILS FOCUSED ON TOP PRIZE

THE FINAL FOUR... BLUE DEVILS HAVE FERRY, EXPERIENCE ON THEIR SIDE

WATCHING AND WAITING

GAME MAY SPUR COUNCIL

SETON HALL'S CARLESIMO HAS PAID HIS DUES

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

FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK: BENDER LEAVING?

FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK: BENDER LEAVING?

IT'S OVER; SETON HALL DUMPS DUKE, 95-78/AND DESPONDENT FANS SEEK WAYS...

IT'S OVER; SETON HALL DUMPS DUKE, 95-78/AND DESPONDENT FANS SEEK WAYS...

SOUVENIR SALES TRACK BASKETBALL FORTUNES

SETON HALL DECKS DUKE, ALTHOUGH BIG ONE GOT AWAY, TRIO LEAVES WINNING...

SETON HALL DECKS DUKE; DOWN BY 18, PIRATES RALLY LEAVES BLUE DEVILS...

THE RISE AND FALL OF ROBERT BRICKEY

BAD COMBINATION DEFEATS BLUE DEVILS

BAD COMBINATION DEFEATS BLUE DEVILS

PIRATES, WOLVERINES CHASE TITLE

DUKE STUDENTS IN DARK-BLUE MOOD AS SCHOOL BOWS OUT OF FINAL FOUR

GREENE SPLITS FERRY AND SNYDER...

BLUE DEVILS MIGHT HAVE BEEN CHAMPS

SETON HALL 'WEAPONS' STUN DEVILS

CARLESIMO BASKS IN FINAL FOUR GLOW

TITLE GAME: IT'S TALENT VS. WORK ETHIC

FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK

FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK

'THE END' BRINGS RELIEF

WOLVERINES WIN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP; TITLE IN HAND, FISHER'S FATE...

ROBINSON'S FREE THROWS GIVE FISHER SIXTH WIN, TITLE

WOLVERINES NIP SETON HALL TO WIN IT ALL

ROBINSON GRABS THE CHAMPIONSHIP

FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK: NO CINDERELLAS

FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK: NO CINDERELLAS

A SEASON OF MEMORIES/BILLY KING'S JOURNAL

DURHAM IS CITY OF CHAMPIONS

FROM MIKE TO DUKE FANS: I LOVE YOU

WHOOPS MAY BE OVER BUT NOT NET HOOPLA: JUST WHICH ARE DUKE'S?

ROBINSON'S CINDERELLA STORY ONE FOR THE FINAL FOUR BOOKS

FINAL FOUR CLASSIC LOWERED CURTAIN ON '80S

FINAL FOUR CLASSIC LOWERED CURTAIN ON '80S

FANS GREET DUKE TEAM

TRUE BLUE

SEATTLE'S FINAL FOUR FEVER FINALLY COOLS DOWN

JUST WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR

DUKE PLAYERS WINNERS DESPITE FINAL FOUR LOSS

HEART FOR DEVILS

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, LACROSSE

TAR HEELS, TERPS GET LACROSSE BIDS; DEVILS MISS CUT

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2

3/28/1989 D

1 P N C52

H

2

3/28/1989 D

3 N

S

2

3/28/1989 D

1 P U D18

S

2

3/28/1989 A

4 E

H

2

3/30/1989 D

1 P U M14

S

2

3/30/1989 A

1 P N B53

S

2

3/30/1989 B

1 P U D18

H

2

3/31/1989 B

1 P N C52

H

2

3/31/1989 B

3 P N

H

2

3/31/1989 C

1 N

H

2

3/31/1989 C

1 P P M66

S

2

3/31/1989 D

1 P U D18

S

2

3/31/1989 D

1 U F25

S

2

3/31/1989 D

1 P N D18

S

2

3/31/1989 D

1 P N F25

S

2

3/31/1989 D

3 P F

H

2

4/01/1989 A

1 P N N36

H

2

4/01/1989 A

1 N P41

H

2

4/01/1989 A

1 N

H

2

4/01/1989 C

2 N S69

H

2

4/01/1989 D

1 P U M14

H

2

4/01/1989 D

1 P N C52

S

2

4/01/1989 A

1 P P

S

2

4/01/1989 A

4 E

S

2

4/01/1989 B

1 P U D18

S

2

4/01/1989 B

1 P U F25

S

2

4/01/1989 B

3 N F25

S

2

4/01/1989 B

3 PF

S

2

4/01/1989 B

3 N D18

S

2

4/01/1989 B

3 N F25

H

2

4/02/1989 A

1 P N K65

H

2

4/02/1989 A

1 P N N36

H

2

4/02/1989 A

2 P N C47

H

2

4/02/1989 C

1 P U M14

H

2

4/02/1989 C

1 P N C52

H

2

4/02/1989 C

2 P P S73

H

2

4/02/1989 C

2 P N C52

H

2

4/02/1989 C

2 P N M14

H

2

4/03/1989 B

2 P N C52

S

2

4/03/1989 A

1 P N A76

S

2

4/03/1989 D

1 P P S73

S

2

4/03/1989 D

2 P U F25

s

2

4/03/1989 D

3 P U D18

s

2

4/03/1989 D

4 P N D18

s

2

4/03/1989 D

5 P N F25

s

2

4/03/1989 D

6 P N D18

s

2

4/03/1989 D

6 P N F25

s

2

4/03/1989 D

9 P F

H

2

4/04/1989 D

1 P U M14

H

2

4/04/1989 D

1 P N C52

s

2

4/04/1989 D

1 P N F25

S

2

4/04/1989 D

1 P U D18

S

2

4/04/1989 D

1 P N D18

S

2

4/04/1989 D

1 P N F25

S

2

4/04/1989 D

2 P F

S

2

4/04/1989 D

6 U A76

H

2

4/05/1989 A

1 P N N36

H

2

4/05/1989 A

1 P N N36

H

2

4/05/1989 D

1 P U M14

H

2

4/05/1989 D

3 N C52

H

2

4/05/1989 D

3 N M14

S

2

4/05/1989 A

1 P N A76

S

2

4/05/1989 C

1 P P T44

S

2

4/05/1989 D

1 P U D18

S

2

4/05/1989 D

1 U F25

S

2

4/06/1989 A

4 E

H

2

4/07/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/15/1989 B 3 N C52

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NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, PROBATION AND SANCTIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL, PROBATION
SEE ALSO SPORTS, SCANDALS

WOLFPACK GETS 2-YEAR PROBATION

N.C. STATE PUT ON 2- YEAR PROBATION

PACK SERIOUS ABOUT ENDING THIS 'TRADITION*

VALVANO! LIFE WITHOUT NCAA TOURNEY HURTS

N.C. STATE MOVES HELP REDUCE NCAA PENALTY

A DARK DAY AT N.C. STATE

WOLFPACK GETS OFF EASY

MAN BEHIND SCENE/DURHAM NATIVE SPARKED PROBE OF NCSU

MARYLAND FIGURES TO DRAW TOUGH PENALTIES

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, PROPOSITION 48
SEE PROPOSITION 48 AND 42

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, SOCCER (MEN)
DEVILS FACE GAMECOCKS IN NCAA SOCCER
DEVILS BITE DUST IN 'CLASSIC BATTLE

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, WRESTLING
WYLAND, STOKES FALL ONE SHORT OF NCAA TITLES

NATIONAL COMMISSION ON AIR QUALITY
SEE AIR QUALITY

NATIONAL CONGRESS FOR COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DEVELOPMENT TO HIGHLIGHT N.C. PROJECTS
BARDACK! HUD'S CLIENT IS THE POOR

NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLUB

HELMS ADS USE FEAR FOR POLITICAL GOALS

NATIONAL CONSORTIUM OF SPECIALIZED SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE, MATH...
NATIONAL SCIENCE CONSORTIUM STARTS TODAY IN DURHAM

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES „.„,,„
HATCHER ERODES FAITH OF COUNCIL OF CHURCHES

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
DURHAM WOMAN RECEIVES HONOR

NATIONAL DEBT

SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET

*&flfg iBi6lTV&?S8»T OR TERMITE IN THE BASEMEN

NATIONAL DEFENSE .....,,.-

TRIANGLE TO DISCUSS POLICY ON DEFENSE

NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK (SEE NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
SEE ALSO ARTS, U.S.
SEN. HELMS AND THE JERKS
PUBLIC'S ATTITUDES, TASTE IGNORED
CONGRESS SHOULDN'T BE ART CRITIC FOR NATION

T^S WORK ftTTQFIS TO EMBODY AMERICA'S ARROGANT, NEANDERTHAL... (CARTOON)

NO EFFORT ORGANIZED YET TO OPPOSE HELMS' ART BILL

MARSICANO: 'PEER-REVIEW* MAY NEED REVAMPING

FIGHT OVER ARTS FUNIS LONG WAY FROM END

BACK TO STANDARD OF DECENCY

ART AND THE WRONG MESSAGE apit„ ^^

NYU HEAD 1ST TO REVEAL POST ON U.S. ARTS PANEL

2 12/12/1989 A
2 12/13/1989 A
2 12/13/1989 D
2 12/13/1989 D
2 12/13/1989 A
2 12/13/1989 D
2 12/14/1989 A
2 12/14/1989 C
2 12/14/1989 C

1 P N D18
1 P N M64
1 U M88
1 P N M88
4 E
1 U D18
4 E
1 P Q M88
1 N

2 11/07/1989 B 4 P N F95
2 11/13/1989 B 2 P N

H 2 3/19/1989 C 12 N MM

H 2 10/10/1989 B 1 N C40
S 2 10/13/1989 A 1 P N E33

S 2 8/29/1989 A 4 E

H 2 4/28/1989 A 11 N

S 2 1/24/1989 A 4 E

S 2 11/17/1989 C 5 N

H 2 10/29/1989 D 1 C U

S 2 2/06/1989 A 1 N M06

H

2 5/31/1989 A

4 E

H

2 7/24/1989 A

4 E

S

2 8/01/1989 A

4 E

H

2 8/03/1989 A

4 E

H

2 8/13/1989 D

4 T T C50

S

2 8/19/1989 A

1 N M06

S

2 8/19/1989 A

1 P N M06

S

2 10/03/1989 A

4 E

H

2 10/07/1989 A

4 E

H

2 10/28/1989 A

4 E

S

2 11/03/1989 C

1 N B71

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NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
SUMMER STUDY GRANT HONORS TEEN WRITER

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
NEW NFL POLICY COULD RID FOOTBALL OF STEROIDS
NFL EXHIBITION FIRST STEP TOWARD GAINING EXPANSION TEAM
SUPERMAN MAKES APPEARANCE IN RALEIGH
SELLOUT BOOSTS CAROLINAS' NFL BID

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE DRAFT

MASSEY SUDDENLY HOT NFL DRAFT PROSPECT
EAGLES' MASSEY PROJECTED AS TOP TRIANGLE DRAFT PICK
FOR N.C. CNETRAL'S MASSEY, WAIT PROVED WORTHWHILE
SELECTION BY PACKERS DILWEG'S DREAM COME TRUE
ACC, N.C. DRAFT SELECTIONS

NATIONAL FORUM OF BLACK PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
BOND TO LEAD GROUP OF BLACK OFFICIALS

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART (WASHINGTON, D.C.)
SEE ALSO ARTS, U.S.
EARLY CEZANNE: GREATNESS AMONG TRIALS AND ERRORS

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE

MAP PUBLISHER DECRIES CURRENT STATE Of STUDENTS' GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE
THE MIRACLE Of LEARNING, AND PEOPLE WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE

NATIONAL GUARD, N.C.

SEE N.C. NATIONAL GUARD

NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER

SEE ALSO NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES

SEE ALSO N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
HUMANITIES CENTER GRANT TO AID SCHOLARS
HUMANITIES CENTER TO PRESENT RADIO SHOWS ON CIVIL RIGHTS
WAYNE POND A DISC JOCKEY AT HOME WITH ESOTERIC TOPICS
TEACHERS GIVE UP LAZY DAYS FOR SUMMER SEMINARS
AUTHOR, EX-RESIDENT EVANS FEATURED ON RADIO SHOW 'SOUNDINGS'

NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER, DIRECTOR
HUMANITIES CENTER PRESIDENT NAMED
HUMANITIES CENTER INSTALLS NEW DIRECTOR
CLASSICS PROFESSOR

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES (RP)

RESEARCH PARK CONFERENCE TO OFFER NEW EVIDENCE ON TOXIC LEVELS OF LEAD

TIGHTER LEAD EXPOSURE STANDARDS STUDIED

DURHAM INSTITUTE HELPING TO BRING FEDERAL CONTRACTS TO N.C. BUSINESSES

TYLENOL LINK TO CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE IS RED FLAG— DOCTOR

NIEHS PLANS NEW BUILDINGS IN PARK

INSTITUTE DIRECTOR HONORED BY FINLAND

7 PRIVATE INCINERATORS BURN NUCLEAR WASTE

EXPANSION IN RTP

RTP HEALTH FACILITY MAY GET FUNDING

RTP HEALTH FACILITY MAY GET FUNDING

2 NEW NIEHS BUILDINGS GET HOUSE PANEL BOOST

WELCOMING COMMITTEE

PIECES OF CANCER PUZZLE BEGINNING TO FALL INTO PLACE, RESEARCHERS SAY

'THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN '/QUIRKY AIDS VIRUS KEEPS CHANGING FORM

MINED NAMED GRANTS MANAGEMENT CHIEF

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH

UNC NURSING SCHOOL AWARDED NIH GRANT

DUKE GETS RECORD NUMBER OF GRANTS FROM U.S. AGENCY

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H 2 12/30/1989 A 4 E

S 2 4/14/1989 A 8 P N

S 2 3/24/1989 A

H 2 5/04/1989 D

H 2 8/21/1989 A

S 2 8/21/1989 D

4 E
1 N C49

1 U M88
3 P U P52

4/19/1989 D
4/23/1989 C
4/24/1989 D
4/25/1989 B
4/25/1989 B

U D18
N P75
N P75
N C52
N

S 2 4/24/1989 A 6 P N H65

H 2 4/14/1989 D 5 P R G68

CHH 1 4/21/1989 A
CHH 1 7/30/1989 A

3 P N S17
3 U

s

2 1/16/1989 C

1

N

H

2 2/14/1989 C

5

N

H

2 3/27/1989 B

5 P N K65

H

2 7/07/1989 C

1

N K65

H

2 12/01/1989 C

3

N K65

H

2 4/14/1989 C

1 P N K65

H

2 10/21/1989 C

1

N K65

H

2 12/10/1989 B

1

N

H

2 1/07/1989 B

4

N R80

H

2 1/10/1989 C

2

N K65

H

2 3/16/1989 A

10

N K65

H

2 5/13/1989 C

18

N K65

H

2 5/24/1989 C

10

N K65

H

2 6/15/1989 C

3

N

H

2 6/25/1989 A

1

1 N K65

H

2 7/26/1989 D

5

N

S

2 7/27/1989 C

3

N

S

2 7/27/1989 C

3

N

H

2 8/01/1989 B

1

N K65

H

2 8/04/1989 C

3 P P S76

H

2 9/18/1989 B

1

N K65

H

2 10/21/1989 C

1

N K65

H

2 12/31/1989 D

7

N

CHH 1 5/14/1989 A 11 N
S 2 8/02/1989 B 1 N

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NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO TRACK
JUNIOR OLYMPIC THIRST
UP AND AWAY

CHAPEL HILL TO HOST 1991 JUNIOR OLYMPICS
•STAR ATHLETES' ARE DEDICATED TO MAKING TRACK BETTER FOR YOUTH

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
SEE ALSO UNIONS, U.S.
HELMS ENDORSES NCCU GRADUATE FOR LABOR POST

H 2 6/04/1989 B
H 2 6/04/1989 C
H 2 12/01/1989 B
CHH 1 12/02/1989 A

1 P P S73
1 P P 573
1 N B40
6 U

NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES

HOWES TO HEAD ADVISORY GROUP

NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK

LIBRARIES HOPE WEEK SPREADS THEIR MISSION

'MAKE WAY FOR DUCKLINGS!'

SIXTH-GRADERS SUCCEED IN STUMPING LIBRARIANS

PLAYERS TELL STUDENTS TO GET 'ON THE BALL* AND READ

NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS M

EIGHT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WIN ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
12 DURHAM STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
20 STUDENTS GET MERIT CORP. MONEY
20 TRIANGLE STUDENTS RECEIVE MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
FIVE WIN MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
STUDENTS FROM DURHAM WIN MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
PREP COURSE FOUNDER CLAIMS GENDER BIAS EVIDENT IN SAT EXAM
SEMIFINALISTS SELECTED FOR MERIT SCHOLARSHISPS
MERIT CORP. NAMES AREA SEMIFINALISTS

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT

SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION

•NIGHT OUT' TO BE NATIONAL ANTI-CRIME EVENT

'NATIONAL NIGHT OUT'

DURHAM RESIDENTS SAY 'NO' TO CRIME

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN

NOW SUBPOENAS ABORTION PROTESTER

NATIONAL PRESS FOUNDATION

N.C. NATIVE RECEIVES TOP AWARD FROM NATIONAL PRESS FOUNDATION

NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO

SEE ALSO RADIO

WAYNE POND A DISC JOCKEY AT HOME WITH ESOTERIC TOPICS

NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES

SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURE, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC DISTRICT

SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
HISTORIC ELIGIBILITY OF LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL STUDIED
LOWE'S GROVE CAMPUS DECLARED ELIGIBLE FOR HISTORIC REGISTER

NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO GUNS

HI THERE! I SUPPORT TH' NRA BECAUSE THEY FIGHT FER MY RIGHT... (CARTOON)

CARTOON UNFAIR TO NRA

BUSH, NRA MAY FACE AMUSING CONFRONTATION

OUST-BUSH CAMPAIGN ABSURD ^ _. _

»A MATTER OF COMMON SENSE '/RESEARCHER RESPONDS TO LOBBYING CRY OF NRA

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

EILBER NAMED DIRECTOR OF U.S. SCIENCE PROGRAM

MUSEUM IN DURHAM GETS GRANT

PRICE CO-SPONSORS SCHOLARSHIP ACT

DUKE RESEARCH CENTER GETS *500,000 GRANT FROM LILLY CO.

UNIVERSITIES SEEKING LASER-RESEARCH GRANT

S 2 5/09/1989 A 11 N
CHH 1 10/24/1989 A 3 N

S 2 4/10/1989 C 1 P N H65

S 2 4/14/1989 C 1 P P S76

H 2 4/15/1989 C 6 N

S 2 4/18/1989 D 4 P U A76

H 2 3/23/1989 C 6 N

H 2 4/13/1989 B 10 N

S 2 4/26/1989 A 10 N

H 2 4/28/1989 C 16 N

H 2 5/10/1989 C 4 N

S 2 5/18/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1 6/03/1989 A 3 N

H 2 9/16/1989 D 6 N

S 2 9/21/1989 C 1 N

H 2 7/29/1989 C
H 2 8/09/1989 C
S 2 8/09/1989 B

CHH 1 1/05/1989 A
H 2 2/24/1989 C

2 N

2 P P S73
1 P N B53

3 N S17
3 N

H 2 3/27/1989 B 5 P N K65

2/22/1989 C
4/27/1989 B

P N K65
N K65

H
H
S

H
CHH

S
S

CHH

H

H

3/16/1989
3/28/1989
7/13/1989
7/25/1989
10/21/1989

4 T T C50
4 L
4 E
4 E
3 N S17

1/27/1989 A
4/14/1989 A
4/24/1989 A
5/20/198? C
8/22/1989 B

N S92
N H65
N
N
N C60

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NATIONAL SECURITY

SEE ALSO MILITARY, BUDGET
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO STEALTH PROGRAM

U.S.-SOVIET SECURITY MUST BE MUTUAL

TRIANGLE GROUP PARTICIPATES IN NATIONAL SECURITY FORUM

TRIANGLE RESIDENTS HOPE FOR MILITARY CUTS

NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO TEACHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, U.S.
94X OF NCCU STUDENTS PASS TEACHER'S EXAM

NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD
SEE ALSO SAFETY
AGING SCHOOL BUSES IN STATE'S FLEET ON UAY OUT
AGING SCHOOL BUSES IN STATE'S FLEET ON UAY OUT

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, WEATHER FORECASTS
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO WEATHER, U.S.

OUTLOOK BLEAK FOR SNOW SHOVEL SALES AND POLAR BEARS

NCSU PROF URGES BETTER STORM PLAN

STUDY! OLD RADAR NEEDS REPLACING

CONGRESSMEN DECRY RADAR FUNDING

BETTER WEATHER RADAR NEEDED, WITNESSES SAY

RDU SCHEDULED FOR NEW RADAR IN DEC. 1992

GOVERNMENT DELINQUENT IN PAYING DURHAM BILL

SUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATION HALTS ELECTRICAL STORM

POLAR AIR SET TO NESTLE IN TRIANGLE FOR EXTRA-COLD MONTH OF DECEMBER

NATIONAL WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS TARGETS N.C. LEGISLATURE

NATIVITY SCENE

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS
COURT'S SYMBOL RULE CONFUSING

CHH 1 1/02/1989 A
CHH 1 3/19/1989 A
S 2 3/20/1989 A

NATURAL GAS, EXPLORATION
SEE ALSO OIL EXPLORATION

INSIGHT/A QUESTION OF BALANCE; PROPOSED GAS SEARCH OFF TAR HEEL COAST... H

DRILLING DELAY COULD SAVE N.C. COASTLINE S

COMPROMISE PLAN CAN PROTECT N.C. COASTLINE S

OIL COMPANIES MAY DRILL HERE S

NATURAL GAS, RATES

SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES

NATURAL GAS RATE INCREASE IS REQUESTED

NATURAL GAS RATE INCREASES PROPOSED

AN END TO MEDDLING

NATURAL GAS LEAKS
SEE GAS LEAK

NATURAL GAS PIPELINES

CP&L SHOULD BEHAVE ITSELF IN CHATHAM

NATURAL HELPERS

SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, ORANGE COUNTY
AIDS EDUCATION EFFORT TARGETS AT-RISK YOUNG BLACK WOMEN
ADOPTION OF STUDENT-HELPING-STUDENT PROGRAM URGED

2/05/1989 D
2/18/1989 A
8/08/1989 A
9/13/1989 A

4 P U
1 P N R43
1 P N M06

S 2 4/07/1989 A 1 N B53

H 2 3/30/1989 A 1 N A54
H 2 3/30/1989 A 1 N H60

CHH 1

1/17/1989 A

1

N C62

S

2

2/22/1989 A

1

N M06

S

2

3/01/1989 A

1

N M06

s

2

3/03/1989 A

1

N M06

H

2

3/04/1989 A

1

N 046

s

2

3/04/1989 A

1

N M06

H

2

7/22/1989 A

1

N R63

S

2

7/29/1989 A

4

E

H

2 12/15/1989 A

1

N H60

H 2 8/04/1989 A 1 N

H 2 8/01/1989 A 4 E

1 D
4
4
1 M

F
E
E
N C61

2 4/08/1989 A 12 N
2 6/20/1989 B 7 N
2 7/05/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/11/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1
CHH 1

7/15/1989 A
8/05/1989 A

3 P N S17
2 N M25

NATURAL INSECTICIDE

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SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO INSECTICIDE
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
ORIGINS OF INSECTS' NATURAL-REPELLENT PRODUCTION STUDIED BY DUKE,.,

NATURE HIKES

SEE ALSO HIKING _„

GEORGE PYNE LIKES TO STOP AND SI-ELL THE WILD FLOWERS

NAVELBINE (ANTI-CANCER DRUG)

BURROUGHS, GLAXO TO MARKET 2 DRUGS

THE NAVIGATOR: A MIDIEVAL ODYSSEY (FILM)
VERILY, A WASTE OF TIME

NAZI PARTY

BLOODY ANNIVERSARY HITS HOME IN DURHAM

NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL (FORMERLY NEAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL)
NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCES H0N0R-W3LL STUDENTS
J.W. NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL NAMES HONOR STUDENTS
NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL MATHCOUNTS COMPETITORS
NAACP ASKS BOARD TO PUNISH PRINCIPAL
NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL LISTS HONOR STUDENTS
STUDENTS! TELLING ON DRUG USERS RIGHT THING
NEAL LISTS HONOR ROLLS

NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL

NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL SEVENTH-GRADERS ARE CHAMPS...
...AND SO ARE THE GIRLS!

NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, SOFTBALL

NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS ARE CHAMPIONS

NECESSARY LOSSES (BOOK)

'LIFE GETS VERY LOGICAL WHEN YOU LOOK BACK'

NECKTIES
SEE TIES

NEEDLES

SEE ALSO SYRINGES
DURHAM HEALTH DEPT. TO OFFER KITS FOR STERILIZING NEEDLES
HEALTH OFFICE WANTS DRUG USERS TO BLEACH NEEDLES CLEAN
CLEANING UP THE NEEDLES

NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISERS PROJECT m t_
SEE ALSO COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
COUNTY REACHES OUT TO SENIORS

NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
OPEN HOUSE SET FOR EAST END CONDOS
BANK LOAN EFFORT TARGETS INNER CITY
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L P BYL

H 2 6/22/1989 C 16 N D80

S 2 4/27/1989 D 2 F

S 2 12/14/1989 A 1 N

H 2 12/08/1989 D 25 R L59

H 2 11/01/1989 A 1 D N S69

S 2 2/03/1989 A

S 2 3/04/1989 A

H 2 3/11/1989 B

H 2 4/07/1989 C

S 2 5/17/1989 C

H 2 6/27/1989 B

S 2 7/28/1989 B

S 2 3/21/1989 D
S 2 3/21/1989 D

S 2 5/23/1989 B
H 2 3/12/1989 D

9 N
11 N

1 P P T37

1 N J40
10 N

1 P N BOS

4 N

4 P U A76
4 P N A76

4 P N A76
3 P U H45

H

2 12/08/1989 A

1

N C60

S

2 12/08/1989 C

1

N H65

H

2 12/15/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1 1/08/1989 A 2 N M20

2 7/07/1989 C
2 9/22/1989 C
2 11/13/1989 A

^ I GHBORHOODS

SEE ALSO ACTION LEAGUE (AGENCIES COMING TOGETHER IMPROVING OUR NEIGHBORHOODS)

SEE ALSO INTER-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

SEE ALSO NORTHGATE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
NINTH ST. - NEIGHBORHOOD WITHIN A CITY FACES CHANGE H 2

THE (NEW) OLD NEIGHBORHOOD; CITIZENS BANDED, KEPT CREST STREET.. .INTACT H 2

NELLO L. TEER CO.

SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO KOPPERS CO. INC.

PANEL WANTS MORE DATA ON OUARRY AGREEMENTS

CITY OFFICIALS CONSIDER 2 SITES FOR RESERVOIRS

TEER CO., LITERACY COUNCIL TO HELP WORKERS IMPROVE READING, WRITING

TEER CO. HELPS BREAK NEW LITERACY GROUND

H 2

S 2

H 2

S 2

3/20/1989 A
6/18/1989 E

1/10/1989 C
1/10/1989 A
1/19/1989 A
1/21/1989 A

1 N
1 N
3 P T44

6 P Q S56
1 P F S56

1 N S69
1 M N H70
12 P N C47
4 E

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CHEER ALLIANCE FOR LITERACY

TEER SEEKS PERMIT TO END, CREATE QUARRY WETLANDS

13-ACRE WETLANDS, FARM POND SOUGHT BY TEER FOR QUARRY

♦2.5 MILLION TEER CO. SUIT AGAINST COUNTY POSTPONED

PLANNERS RECOMMEND AGAINST ENVIRONTEK

TEER WITHDRAWS SUIT AGAINST ORANGE CO.

TEER SUES COUNTY FOR $5 MILLION

COUNTY INSURANCE WOULD COVER ONLY $1 MILLION OF SUIT

QUARRY HOPES CRUSHED

1-85 WEIGH STATION CONTRACT AWARDED

BOARD ACTION ENDS BID FOR ROCK QUARRY

REJECTION URGED FOR TEER REQUEST

RESIDENTS TURN OUT TO OPPOSE QUARRY

TEER SEES NEGATE RESPONSE TO REQUEST

10 NELLO TEER EMPLOYEES COMPLETE 10-WEEK LITERACY COUNCIL PROGRAM

LITERACY PROGRAMS IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE

TEER CO. TO DO GRADING AT SITE OF NEW SCHOOL

OWASA ADDRESSES NELLO TEER PLANT CLOSING

BOARD REJECTS QUARRY REQUEST

TEER OFFICIALS LOOK FOR HELP FROM STUDY

NEON SCULPTURE

SEE ALSO SCULPTURE
NOE'S NEONj UNC ARTIST NOE BLENDS SCULPTURE, TECHNOLOGY

NEON SIGNS

COPYTRON FILES SUIT OVER NEON SIGN LAW

COPYTRON FILES SUIT OVER NEON SIGN LAW

NEON LIGHT SUIT STILL TURNED ON

NEON SIGN LIMITS GET SUPPORT

PLANNERS NIX NEON

TAYLOR TURNS THUMBS DOWN ON NEON SIGNS

NEON SIGNS SPARK DEBATE

BE 'OPEN' TO NEON COMPROMISE

TOWN MANAGER CHANGES TUNE ON NEON SIGNS

NEON NONSENSE CONTINUES

STUDENT GROUP MIMICS TOWN COUNCIL

NEON SIGN DECISION DELAYED

NEON SIGN VOTE SET FOR MONDAY MEETING

NEON BECOMES 'INERT' ISSUE

NEPOTISM

QUESTIONS RAISED ON LEGISLATORS' KIN WORKING FOR STATE
WIDER REPORTING RULES WOULD REASSURE CITIZENS

NEPTUNE

MUSEUM OFFERS NASA'S LIVE NEPTUNE SHOW

U B J E C T £

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E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C

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H 2

1/24/1989 A

4

E

S 2

3/10/1989 A

1

N H65

H 2

3/11/1989 C

1

N A54

CHH 1

3/12/1989 A

1

N H90

CHH 1

4/07/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

4/25/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

4/28/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

4/29/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

5/17/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

6/03/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

8/28/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

8/29/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

8/30/1989 A

1

N M20

H 2

9/08/1989 B

1 P N C47

S 2

9/08/1989 A

4

E

S 2

9/11/1989 C

1

N S92

CHH 1

9/16/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

9/20/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

11/24/1989 A

1 P N M20

H 2

2/24/1989 D

9 P F M60

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

2/17/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

3/11/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

3/17/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

3/21/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

3/22/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

4/07/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

4/08/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

4/12/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

4/12/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

6/10/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

6/17/1989 A

4

E

H 2

5/19/1989 C

2

N

S 2

5/24/1989 A

4

E

H 2 8/15/1989 B 14 N

THE NERD (PLAY)

THERE'S NOT ENOUGH ORIGINALITY IN RALEIGH LITTLE THEATER'S 'NERD'
V.C. ROGERS IS STAND OUT IN NERDY 'NERD'

NETWORKING

NETWORKING: FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS, IT ISN'T SELLING...
COMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANT OFFERS TIPS ON '90-SECOND HONEYMOON'

NEW AGE RELIGION

SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
THE NEW AGE OF INTOLERANCE

NEW ALLIANCE PARTY

LUMUMBA TO FIGHT FOR HIS CANDIDACY
LUMUMBA RIPS NEWSPAPER, 'WHITE MAN'S COURT'
CANDIDATE SAYS HIS NEW NAME A LESSER ISSUE

NEW BEGINNINGS PREGNANCY COUNSELING SERVICES
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT
PREGNANCY COUNSELING CENTER OPENS DOORS

2 9/12/1989 A
2 9/14/1989 D

2 7/24/1989 A
2 8/06/1989 D

S 2 8/09/1989 A
H 2 8/10/1989 C
S 2 8/10/1989 C

R P10
R B77

6 P N S56
8 P N K65

H 2 2/04/1989 A 4 E

1 P N M06
1 P N R63
1 P N M06

CHH 1 8/20/1989 A 3 N H90

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P P — DATE — C -TO L P BYL

THE NEW DAY*. THEN AND NOW

SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT _

RIGHTS ACT IN *64: DURHAM'S BREAM ON PAPER/THE NEW DAY - THEN 4 NOW
S0€ SEE GAINS Of 1964 ACT ERODING
DURHAM ACTIVISM BEGAN BEFORE 1960
CIVIL RIGHTS ACT CULMINATION OF FOUR YEARS OF EFFORT

NEW DURHAM PROGRAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
CRANFORD RECEIVES AWARD (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-16-89)

NATIONAL HOME CARE WEEK

PRICE TO MARK HOME CARE WEEK

fcEU HOPE CHURCH ROAD

BOARD MAY DROP PLANS FOR NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (CORRECTED 2-28-39)

CORRECTION

NEW HOPE ZONING MEETS OPPOSITION

TRAFFIC, SAFETY CONCERN NEIGHBORS OF SCHOOL SITE

COUNTY NAMES RESTRICTING COMMITTEE

SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES MODEL SCHOOL AGREEMENT

SCHOOL LOOKING AT ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM

LUNSFORD SET TO REPORT ON NEW SCHOOL'S UATER

BOARD REJECTS QUARRY REQUEST

TEER OFFICIALS LOOK FOR HELP FROM STUDY

COMMISSIONER SAYS 'MESSAGE* SENT TO COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD

BOARD APPROVES NEW HOPE EXPANSION

NEW HOPE CREEK
STREAM'S UP!
THE CALL OF THE WATER

LAND CONSERVANCY PLANS WALK ALONG NEW HOPE CREEK
640-ACRE TRACT MARKED FOR OPEN SPACE
LAND ACQUISITION UP FOR BOARD REVIEW

NEW HOPE GROUP TO HOLD MEETING „_

NEW HOPE CREEK FLOODPLAINS TARGET FOR PRESERVATION AMONG DEVELOPMENT
TOWN OKS OPEN SPACE STUDY FUNDS

NEW HOPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
CHANGE LIKELY IN PLANS FOR NEW HOPE SCHOOL

NEW HOPE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION

WEATHER BRINGS OUT TURKEY RUNNERS

NEW JERSEY

COCAINE FOUND ON N.C. MAN KILLED IN NEW JERSEY SHOOTING

NEW MEXICO

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF NEW MEXICO
NEW MEXICO GROUP SEEKS N.C. SECRETS
NEW MEXICO PAYS A VISIT

NEW PERFORMING DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
DANCE COMPANY BEGINS SPRING CONCERT PROGRAM
CHOREOGRAPHER'S INTENT IS SERIOUS
NEW PERFORMING 'S DANCE INVIGORATING AND EXASPERATING
DANCERS PERFORM SOME INNOVATIVE LIFTS
CAPTION CORRECTED
DANCERS GET MAXIMUM OUT OF MINIMALIST WORKS

NEW PLAYS RISING

SEE ALSO PLAYWRIGHTS, N.C.

•FESTIVAL OF ONE-ACTS' UNEVEN, BUT PROMISING

NEW POTATO CABOOSE (BAND)

THE LITTLE CABOOSE THAT COULD
GOOD ROCK, WITH INFLUENCE

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 3/15/1989 A 1 P N M06

CHH 1 11/24/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1

2/26/1989

2/28/1989

3/02/1989

4/09/1989

4/14/1989

6/21/1989

6/24/1989

6/26/1989

9/20/1989

11/24/1989

12/07/1989

12/21/1989

3/01/1989
3/01/1989
3/31/1989
4/06/1989
5/07/1989
7/06/1989
7/26/1989
9/26/1989

3

2

3
1

10
3
3

3
3

1
1
3

N M25
N
N

N M20
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M20
N M20
N M20
N

P L38
P L38
N

N M70
N
N

N C60
N M70

CHH 1 12/19/1989 A 3 N M20
S 2 12/05/1989 D 4 N M06
H 2 1/19/1989 B 2 P N

2 1/11/1989 C
2 1/16/1989 A

5/11/1989 B
5/11/1989 D
5/16/1989 B
5/18/1989 B
5/25/1989 D
10/10/1989 A

W66
B71
M31
B71

L59

H 2 4/19/1989 C 3 R M31

7/28/1989 D
7/28/1989 D

1 P P
8 P F W66

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NEW RIVER

UNIQUE NEW RIVER NEEDS HELP — NOW

NEW YEAR'S DAY

NEW YEAR'S ROSY AHERICANS

RAINY RUN FOR FUN

CARY COUPLE'S 'TARDY' ARRIVAL BECOMES DURHAM'S 1ST OF '89

NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAY MEANS SHORT WEEK FOR MANY

MOST CITY OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY

NEW YEAR'S EVE

PRE-PARTY SHOPPING

HOLIDAY WEEKENDS KILL TAR HEELS

TROOPERS NAB FEWER FOR WEEKEND DWI

CATCHING UP ON NEW YEAR'S EVE

KICK UP YOUR HEELS— HIGH OR OTHERWISE/NEW YEAR'S EVE

NEW YEAR'S PEEVE

A 'FUNKY PARTY HOST' FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE/ JOHNNY QUEST

ADIEU TO THE '80S; BONJOUR TO THE '90S/NEW YEAR'S EVE

NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS

NEW YEAR'S JUST ANOTHER DAY, RESOLUTIONS-WISE
SOME RESOLUTIONS AREN'T JUST TRASH
LIFESTYLE CHANGE IS BEST WAY TO DIET

NEW YORK CARPET WORLD

NEW YORK CARPET WORLD (AD)

NEW YORK CITY

SEE ALSO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
NEW YORK-STYLED RUDENESSi STATE'S ASSEMBLY MEMBERS... TRASH REAGAN
KEEP IT UP NAWTH
ON PERM/WENT DISPLAY

NEW YORK JETS

SUPERMAN MAKES APPEARANCE IN RALEIGH

FRIZZELL ENJOYS HOMECOMING DESPITE LOSS

NEW YORK JETS' QUARTERBACK KYLE MACKEY ROLLS OUT OF THE POCKET.,.

SELLOUT BOOSTS CAROLINAS' NFL BID

NEW YORK METS

SEE ALSO BASEBALL
METS' DARLING SERVES NOTICE WITH FIVE FLAWLESS INNINGS
VIOLA IS GOOD, BUT METS' WAIT MAY BE COSTLY

NEW YORK STORIES (FILM)

'NEW YORK' ADDS UP TO LESS THAN ITS PARTS

CHH 1 7/22/1989 A 4 E

NEW YORK TIMES (NEWSPAPER)

PRESS NEGLECTS WATCHDOG ROLE

NEW YORK VOICES (SINGING GROUP)
NEW YORK VOICES IN CONCERT

LEWIS

NEW YORK YANKEES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
BOBBY BROWER LOVES BEING A YANKEE
FOR BROWER, TRADE TO YANKEES PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY
PROFESSIONAL SPORTS JOBS OFTEN SHORT-LIVED

NEW ZEALAND

FRIENDSHIP FORCE ORGANIZING TWO-WEEK TRIP TO NEW ZEALAND

NEWARK DANCE THEATER

JAZZ WIND BLOWS IN WITH 2 DANCE TROUPES

DANCER RETURNS TO HIS NATIVE DURHAM TO 'TOE THE LINE'

DANCES OFFER MOVING HISTORY

H

H
S
S
H

2 1/01/1989 D
2 1/02/1989 B
2 1/02/1989 C
2 12/30/1989 C
2 12/31/1989 B

4 E
1 P P S73
1 P N M06
1 N
1 N

H
H
S
H
H
S
S
S

2 1/01/1989 C
2 1/02/1989 A
2 1/02/1989 A
2 1/10/1989 B
2 12/22/1989 D
2 12/28/1989 B
2 12/29/1989 D
2 12/29/1989 D

3 P P S73

4 E

1 N B53

1 P U W15

20 P F M60

1 N B53

4 P F B71

5 P I M60

H 2 1/01/1989 C 1 P N S69
CHH 1 1/04/1989 A 8 U
S 2 12/27/1989 B 1 D N

S 2 4/19/1989 E 10 A

H 2 2/16/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/02/1989 A 4 E
H 2 9/10/1989 E 1 P F P10

H 2 8/21/1989 A 1 U M88

H 2 8/21/1989 B 2 P N M88

S 2 8/21/1989 D 1 P P C45

S 2 8/21/1989 D 3 P U P52

H 2 3/29/1989 D 1 P U P75
S 2 8/04/1989 D 1 P U D18

H 2 3/17/1989 D 3 P R S66
CHH 1 4/19/1989 A 7 N
CHH 1 10/24/1989 A 10 P P

S 2 3/30/1989 B 1 N P52
H 2 4/01/1989 D 1 P U P75
S 2 8/23/1989 A 4 E

H 2 4/13/1989 C 16 N

2 6/23/198? C
2 6/23/1989 C
2 6/24/1989 A

3 R L59
1 P F B71
8 P R B71

NEWS AND OBSERVER

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SEE ALSO RALEIGH TIMES (NEUSPAPER)
STUDENT SUES FOR LIBEL
RALEIGH PAPER TO SELL 5 S.C. NEWSPAPERS
UNC CLARIFIES NEWSPAPER SALES POLICY
S.C. NEJSPAPERS DEAL REACHED
THE RALEIGH TIMES WILL STOP PUBLICATION

NEWS OF ORANGE COUNTY (NEWSPAPER)
WEEKLY HAS NEW MANAGING EDITOR
NEWS OF ORANGE CO. FIRES ROLLANB WRENN

NEWS STORIES, 1988, CHAPEL HILL __„

NEWS OF 1988 - FROM WATER TO WADDELL/SUNDAY FOCUS
ON THE SPOT! FIRE, CRIME, THE KLAN __ >m

NUDE BASKETBALL, DOG VOMIT, 6,179 PENNIES - ODDITIES OF 1988
PICTURES 1988
PICTURES 1988
PICTURES 1988
PICTURES 1988

NEWS STORIES, 1988, DURHAM

THE YEAR OF 1988! FOR DURHAM, THE TRIANGLE...

1988'S GOOD NEWS INCLUDED VISIT TO DURHAM STUDEBAKER FARM

MURDER IN 1988 - DOWN IN CITY, UP IN COUNTY

ANOTHER YEAR NOTED __ „ _ „ .„

NRBQ, RICE, HAVENS MADE ROCK MEMORIES IN '88

f€WS STORIES, 1988, N.C.

THE YEAR OF 1988! FOR DURHAM, THE TRIANGLE...
REAGAN YEARS SET MIXED REVIEW FROM HELMS
EXPERTS: TEXTILE OUTLOOK MIRRORS '88

NEWS STORIES, 1988, U.S.
WHO SAID WHAT IN 1988?

ffUS STORIES, 1989. DURHAM __ „

1989 A VINTAGE YEAR FOR RECREATIONAL SPORTS
NCOJ'S YEAR HAD ITS UPS AND DOWNS— BUT MOSTLY UPS
.JAIL AND SCHOOLS AMONG COUNTY'S CONCERN'S IN »89
RP PROSPERED IN 1980'S, GROWING WITH TRENDS
1990! TEENS LOOK BACK— AND FORWARD— AS TIME MARCHES ON
CITY COUNCIL ISSUES RANGED FROM PEACE TO SEWAGE
SCHOOL MERGER TOPS DURHAM'S '89 NEWS STORIES IN POLL
SCHOOL MERGER TOPS DURHAM'S '89 NEWS STORIES IN POLL
1898 WAS SHOT IN THE ARM ON MEDICAL SCENE
SOME FOLKS SPOKE IN STRANGE AND MYSTERIOUS WAYS
JOHN COLE/1989 CARTOONS
HOW DID WE DO ON YEAR'S OBJECTIVES?
THE ONCE AND FUTURE BULL CITY
PERSONALITIES, PROBLEMS MARK »80'S IN ART

NEWS STORIES, 1989, N.C.

BLEAK JUSTICE DECADE BEHIND; FUTURE SCARY

AREA OFFICIALS SAY WASTE, JAILS, DRUGS ISSUES OF '90'S

NEWS STORIES, 1989. ORANGE COUNTY
TRAGEDY SPURS CHANGE IN 1989

TRAGEDY SPURS CHANGE IN 1989 __ ^„rTr_r _ <MO

FAREWELLS, FIRST-EVERS, FIST-FIGHTS MARK '89/TOP STORIES OF 1989
DECADE PAST WAS A TIME OF PUBLIC, PRIVATE MILESTONES
'BAD THINGS COME IN THREES' RINGS TRUE IN 1989/THE YEAR IN REVIEW

NEWSPAPER CARRIERS

A CHAMPION CARRIER

POLICE LOG/3 TEENS ROB NEWSPAPER VENDOR, 12

PAPERBOYS BECOME 'STARS'

READ ALL ABOUT IT

PHOTO CAPTION PROVOCATIVE

NEWSPAPER TRADITION BITES DUST

•EWSPAPER IN EDUCATION

S 2
H 2

CHH 1
H 2
H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

4/13/1989 A
7/11/1989 B
8/25/1989 A
9/26/1989 B
10/03/1989 A

2/25/1989 A
3/07/1989 A

10

N
N

N S17
N
N N36

3 N
3 P N

1

1
1
1
CHH 1

1/01/1989
1/01/1989
1/01/1989
1/01/1989
1/01/1989
1/01/1989
1/01/1989

N L38
N

L38
T44
S73
R63

1/01/1989 A
1/01/1989 C
1/02/1989 B
1/05/1989 D
1/06/1989 D

H 2 1/01/1989 A
H 2 1/03/1989 C
H 2 1/03/1989 C

1 P N L38
1 U N36
1 N M51
1 P F B71
9 R L37

1 P N L38
1 J
1 N

H 2 1/03/1989 A 4 E

s

2 12/26/1989 B

4 U A76

H

2 12/28/1989 A

1 D N N36

H

2 12/29/1989 C

1 D N S69

H

2 12/30/1989 A

1 D N K65

H

2 12/30/1989 B

1 N

H

2 12/30/1989 C

1 D N R63

H

2 12/51/1989 A

1 D N S69

H

2 12/31/1989 A

1 D N R63

H

2 12/31/1989 B

1 D N C60

H

2 12/31/1989 B

1 U N36

H

2 12/31/1989 D

1 T T C50

H

2 12/31/1989 D

1 N tea

H

2 12/31/1989 E

1 P F

H

2 12/51/1989 E

7 P U G68

S

2 12/28/1989 A

5 U Oil

H

1 12/30/1989 C

1 N T33

CHH

1 12/31/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH

1 12/31/1989 A

1 P N W57

CHH

1 12/31/1989 A

3 P N

CHH

1 12/31/1989 A

3 U

CHH

1 12/31/1989 A

8 N

CHH 1 4/13/1989 A

3 P P L38

H

2 7/31/1989 B

6 N M51

S

2 8/21/1989 A

1 P F U57

S

2 9/28/1989 C

1 P P R56

S

2 10/19/1989 A

4 L

H

2 11/12/198? B

1 P N C47

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SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO.
EXFLORING THE DIMENSION OF THINKING; NEWSPAPER-IN-EDUCATION (AD)
NEUSPAPER-IN-EDUCATIONi EXPLORING THE DIMENSION OF THINKING
JOURNALISM FROH THE CLASSROOM
NEUSPAPER-IN-EDUCATION (SPECIAL SECTION)
AN ALLIANCE AGAINST ILLITERACY
NIE5 BUSINESS EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP
DEAR SANTA,
DEAR SANTA,

NEWSPAPER RACKS

SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO., NEWSPAPER RACKS
SEE ALSO VOIDING MACHINES

COMMITTEE WILL CONSIDER NEWS RACK RULES

COMMITTEE INITIATES NEWS RACK APPEARANCE, PLACEMENT SCRUTINY

TOWN TO EXPERIMENT WITH GROUPED NEWSFAPER RACKS

NEW, BUT BETTER? REDESIGNED NEWS RACKS GET MIXED REVIEWS

NEWSPAPER RACKS 'APPEAR' TO LOOK BETTER, SLOOP SAYS

POLICE L0G/W0HAN,22, CHARGED WITH APARTMENT BREAK-IN

ALL IN A ROW

NEWSPAPER RECYCLING
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
SUN SHARES' RECYCLED PAPER WOULD STACK 1.7 MILES HIGH
OVERSUPPLY MAY SLOW DURHAM RECYCLING
STORE OLD NEWSPAPERS UNTIL RECYCLE MARKET IMPROVES
PITCHING INi EMPLOYEE RECYCLING PROGRAM HAS MIXED RESULTS

NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
SEE ALSO FAYETTEVILLE TIMES (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO JOURNALISM
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REPORTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, NEWSPAPERS

SOVIET JOURNALIST ABSORBS RURAL N.C. FOR 2 WEEKS

WAR OF THE WORDS; COMPETITION INTENSIFIES AS NEWSPAPERS BOOST EFFORTS...

'CORPORATIZATION OF U.S. JOURNALISM' ANGERS EDITOR OF INDEPENDENT

GAY, LESBIAN NEWSPAPER FOUNDER RECALLS TRIBULATIONS

THE RALEIGH TIMES WILL STOP PUBLICATION

AFTERNOON PAPERS SURVIVE BEST IN SMALL N.C. CITIES

NEWSPAPERS, N.C, ENDORSEMENTS

ELECTIONS BOARD PUSHES NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENTS BILL

THE PAGE ONE PAC ABSURDITY

PROVISION OPPOSED BY PRESS GROUP REMAINS IN BILL ON NEWSPAPERS' ...

NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENT MEASURE DIES

NEWSWEEK (MAGAZINE)
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES

'IT'S PART OF MY LIFE' - HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN SHARES REALITY OF ARTHRITIS
WALLACE TO SPEAK AT ARTHRITIS CONFERENCE

NEWTON INSTRUMENT CO.

FIRMS BACK FIGHT AGAINST ALCOHOL, DRUGS

2 RUSSIAN VISITORS GET A LOOK AT AMERICAN FACTORIES, WORKERS

NEXT CENTURY SCHOOLS

SEE ALSO RJR NABISCO INC
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, REFORM
RJR GRANTS INTEREST DURHAM SCHOOLS

THE NEXT STEP... (DURHAM SUN COLUMN)
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
THE NEXT STEP...
NEXT STEP5 HOVING SHARES GIFT

NEXT OF KIN (FILM)

'NEXT OF KIN* /NOTIFIED! IT'S BORING

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H 2 3/09/1989 B

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H 2 5/23/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/23/1989 D

1 F

H 2 8/15/1989 A

4 E

H 2 12/18/1989 B

5 P A

H 2 12/18/1989 C

4 D A

H 2 12/19/1989 C

12 D A

CHH 1 1/20/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1 2/03/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1 2/17/1989 A

3 P N M70

Cm 1 3/03/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1 5/10/1989 A

3 P N M70

H 2 7/30/1989 C

11 N M51

CHH 1 10/21/1989 A

7 P P R56

H 2 6/15/1989 C

1 C N R63

S 2 7/10/1989 A

1 N M06

H 2 7/21/1989 C

4 C N Bll

CHH 1 7/26/1989 A

3 P N M20

H

CHH

H

CHH

H

H

2/13/1989 B
6/06/1989 A
6/11/1989 B
7/02/1989 A
10/03/1989 A
10/09/1989 B

P N

P N M70
U N36
N S17
N N36
N N36

H 2 4/09/1989 B

H 2 4/13/1989 A

H 2 4/26/1989 C

H 2 5/17/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1

3/21/1989 A
3/30/1989 A

1 P N
4 E
1 N L40
9 N R53

1 P N H90
3 N

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H 2 11/29/1989 C 1 P N T33

2 11/06/1989 A 1 N E33

S 2 7/06/1989 D 5 G
S 2 7/13/1989 D 7 P G B71

H 2 10/27/1989 D 17 R S92

NICARAGUA

-LX630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL

1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO CHRISTIC INSTITUTE

SEE ALSO CONTRAS

SEE ALSO SAN JORGE, NICARAGUA

'DEMOCRAT* ORTEGA DOUBTED

OFF TO NICARAGUA

NICARAGUA, ELECTIONS

MACHETES VS. DEMOCRACY

NICK'S AMERICAN CAFE

NICK'S CAFE PATRONS URGED TO GET HEPATITIS INOCULATION
MANAGER DEFENDS HEPATITIS WARNING AS BUSINESS DIVES
FREE HEPATITIS SHOTS OFFERED TO RESTAURANT CUSTOMERS

NICOTINE

EPA ANNUAL CONFERENCE INCLUDES NICOTINE STUDY

NIGEP

FORMER DURHAM RESIDENT GIVEN NIGER AWARD

NIGERIA

EX-PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA CALLS FOR UPROOTING SOUTH AFRICAN SYSTEM

NIGHT GALLERY (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

POLICE LOG/DISTURBANCE CHARGE FILED

NIGHT SONGS, STREET SONGS <PLAY) mm

MANBITES DOG OPENS KURT WEILL 'NIGHT SONGS'
'NIGHT SONGS' IS DISTURBING BUT EFFECTIVE
SONGS LACK BITE DUE TO UNMOTIVATED CHARACTERS

NIGHT VISION GOGGLES

SEE ALSO EYE GLASSES _„

MARINES SEE IN DARK WITH GOGGLES

NIGHT WATCH (PLAY)

...DURHAM THEATER GUILD'S 'NIGHT WATCH'...

SEEING NOT ALWAYS BELIEVING IN BELIEVABLE 'NIGHT WATCH'

'NIGHT WATCH' IS A TIRESOME EXPERIENCE

NIGHTCLUBS

PLAYING FOR LAUGHS

NIGHTWATCH (TV SHOW)

CHARLIE ROSE! EVER INQUISITIVE

NINA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE „

DUKE HOSPITAL TO BENEFIT FROM DANCE
GOTTA DANCE! !

911

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5/31/1989 A

4 E
3 P P L38

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2
2
2

5/10/1989 A
5/11/1989 A
5/16/1989 C

4/08/1989 B
1/28/1989 D

1 M N R63
1 P N R63
1 N

N K65

H 2 2/17/1989 C 2 P N N36

CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 6 N

H 2 1/20/1989 D 6 N
H 2 1/26/1989 B 1 R U66
S 2 1/28/1989 B 6 P R W63

H 1 1/24/1989 B 5 N

S 2 2/09/1989 D 6 P P
S 2 2/13/1989 B 3 R L34
H 2 2/16/1989 B 1 R M31

H 2 7/21/1989 D 8 P R S56
H 2 9/24/1989 E 1 P F M98

H 2 3/04/1989 C 12 N
H 2 5/05/1989 C 6 P P S73

SEE EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (911)

976 TELEPHONE SERVICES

SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C.
STARGAZERS DISCONNECTED

NINTH STREET

DURHAM PROJECTS PROPOSAL SPURS SPARKS

BOOK COLUMNISTS TO LEAD NINTH ST. TOUR

9TH STREET LANDLORD, LAUNDROMAT OWNER WORKS ONLY UNTIL 3 A.M. SINCE...

NINTH ST. - FROM THE COTTON MILL TO THE HEALTH FOOD STORE

NINTH ST. - NEIGHBORHOOD WITHIN A CITY FACES CHANGE

WOMAN SWIMS IN BEANS AT FESTIVAL

SNAKEHANDLER, HOG CALLER HEADED FOR NINTH STREET „„n,rn u*™™™.

COME TOGETHER, TONIGHT, ON NINTH STREET, A GOOD OLD-FASHIONED HAPPENING

NIGHT SCENEN ON NINTH STREET

HIGH TIME ON NINTH STREET

SOME SCENE

s

2

6/07/1989 A

4 E

S

2

1/05/1989 A

1 N H70

H

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2/07/1989 C

3 N

H

2

2/20/1989 B

1 P N P38

H

2

3/19/1989 E

1 P Q S56

H

2

3/20/1989 A

6 P Q S56

S

2

5/25/1989 D

3 P N B71

S

2

6/01/1989 D

2 P F B71

H

2

6/02/1989 D

1 P P M66

H

2

6/02/1989 D

8 P F W66

H

2

6/03/1989 C

1 P P K30

S

2

6/03/1989 B

1 P P K30

NINTH STREET BAKERY

LX630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

THERE'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT AT NINTH STREET BAKERY,
HOST SAY 9TH STREET BAKERY BIGGER, BETTER

TOO

-DATE-

5/05/1989 D
6/01/1989 C

NINTH STREET POST OFFICE

SEE ALSO DURHAH POST OFFICE

SEE ALSO DURHAH POST OFFICE, WEST DURHAM STATION (KANGAROO DR.>
NINTH STREET HILL GET COMMERCIAL MAIL CENTER

1900 (FILM)
BERTOLUCCI

1900' HISTORY IN POETRY, FAMILY TERMS

2 4/03/1989 A

H 2 1/13/1989 D

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1940'S

DESPITE WAR BUTNER SPIRIT FESTIVE IN '42

1960'S

SOUNDS OF THE '60S! DAYDREAMING STILL

THIS BYRD NOW FLYING SOLO

UNC PLANS FLASHBACK REVIEW OF '60S ARTS

FORMER DUKE PRESIDENT'S BOOK CHRONICLES TURBULENT '60S ON CAMPUS

PSYCHEDELIC BLURS; WIDESPREAD PANIC STUCK IN THE '60S

1980'S

TEAMS OF THE EIGHTIES/NO ONE DOES IT LIKE THE BULLS

TEAMS OF THE EIGHTIES/10-2 LOOKS BETTER WITH TIME/1981 CAROLINA FOOTBALL

CAPTAINS GUIDE HEELS INTO PORT/1982 CAROLINA BASKETBALL

PACK PERFORMED NCAA MIRACLE/1983 N.C. STATE BASKETBALL

TAR HEELS RULE WOMEN'S SOCCER WORLD/1984 UNC WOMEN'S SOCCER

FALCONS FLY HIGH OVER THE NET/1985 JORDAN HIGH VOLLEYBALL

DUKE! ONE NEAR MISS, ONE TJ.TLE/1986 DUKE BASKETBALL & SOCCER

SOCCER TEAM GIVES DUKE FIRST NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP

DECADE OF SOLID GROWTH

RODL KEY THAT UNLOCKED TIGERS' FORTUNES

ADIEU TO THE '80S; BONJOUR TO THE '90S/NEW YEAR'S EVE

RTP PROSPERED IN 1980'S, GROWING WITH TRENDS

YOUNG KNIGHTS COME OF AGE/1988 NORTHERN HIGH FOOTBALL

EAGLES, BLUE DEVILS SOAR TO NEW HEIGHTS/1989 NCCU BASKETBALL

UPSET OF CLEHSON PROVED CRUCIAL FOR REVIVAL OF DUKE FOOTBALL GLORY

PRESIDENTS KEPT EYES ON HISTORY THROUGH IMPROBABLE 'BO'S

THE ONCE AND FUTURE BULL CITY

PERSONALITIES, PROBLEMS MARK '80'S IN ART

DECADE PAST WAS A TIME OF PUBLIC, PRIVATE MILESTONES

1990'S

AREA SERVICE SEEN AS '90S XB BOOM

BEWARE THE 1990S RECESSION

19905 TEENS LOOK BACK— AND FORWARD— AS TIME MARCHES ON

NISSAN MOTOR CO,

NISSAN TOP SPONSOR FOR CLASSIC

NITRIC ACID

POLICE LOG/TWO BURGLARY CALLS RESULT IN CAPTURE

NIX UPHOLSTERY CO.

NIX UPHOLSTERY CO.; WE COMMEND YOU ON 100 GREAT YEARS! (AD)

NO-FAULT INSURANCE

SEE ALSO AUTO COLLISION INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
NO-FAULT INSURANCE ON LEGISLATIVE AGENDA

NOBEL PRIZE FOR MEDICINE
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
NOBEL WINNERS SAY HELPING OTHERS TOPS PRIZE AS THEIR REWARD

NOBEL PRIZES (GENERAL HEADING)

NOBEL WINNER TO DISCUSS UNIVERSE'S AGE

NOBEL PRIZES, N.C. WINNERS

DR. ELION TRACES DIFFICULT STEPS TO NOBEL PRIZE

H 1 12/21/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2

1/06/1989 D
1/06/1989 D
2/04/1989 A
2/26/1989 B
3/17/1989 D

CHH 1

12/22/1989 B
12/23/1989 B
12/24/1989 C
12/25/1989
12/26/1989
12/27/1989
12/28/1989
12/28/1989
12/29/1989
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 D
12/30/1989 A
12/30/1989 D
12/31/1989 C
12/31/1989 C
12/31/1989 D
12/31/1989 E
12731/1989 E
12/31/1989 A

H 2 10/05/1989 A
H 2 10/27/1989 A
H 2 12/30/1989 B

S 2 5/18/1989 A
H 2 12/04/1989 C
S 2 4/19/1989 G

F W66
F H90
N

N D80
F H90

L22
C49
L22
F95
B40
C49
F95

B40
M60

1 D N K65
1 P G B40
G H88
G C49
U H49
F

U 668
U

1 N K65
4 E
1 N

8 N
1 N M51
8 D A

H 2 4/03/1989 B 8 N

H

2 1/01/1989 C

5 N

H

2 4/08/1989 B

5 P N

H

2 11/30/1989 C

1 P N C47

-LX630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1969 - 12/31/1989

S U B J E

A NOBEL CAUSE

THE NOID

SEE ALSO DOMINO'S PIZZA INC. ,,,

PIZZA 'NOID' SERVES CONGRATULATIONS FOR PUPILS WITH SHINING ATTENDANCE

NOISE POLLUTION

SEE ALSO POLLUTION „_„„.

SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, NOISE ABATEMENT

HIGH COURT PROMISES RUCKUS

NEIGHBOR'S SAY FLYNT FABRICS TOO NOISEY

NOISE PANEL RECOMMENDS RDU FLIGHT PATH CHANGES

AMERICAN AIRLINES PLANS TO PHASE OUT SMALL, NOISY PLANES

RALEIGH-DURHAM AIRPORT OFFICIALS STILL WORKING ON WAYS TO REDUCE NOISE

NOISE POLLUTION FEARS COULD STYMIE AIRPORT EFFORT, CONSULTANT SAYS

HERE'S A NUMBER FOR SQUARING ABOUT AIRPLANE NOISE

AIRPORT AUTHORITY MULLS PROPOSED NOISE LIMIT

RDU PREPARES FOR GROWTH

SUIT SAYS PLANE NOISE DISTURBS SLUMBER, AIRPORT OFFICIALS MUM

RDU OFFICIALS LAUNCH PROJECTS AIMED AT UNDERSTANDING AIRCRAFT NOISE

NOISE SQUABBLE HEATS UP AGAIN

NOISE COMPLAINTS DESERT TO BE HEARD m

AIRPORT AUTHORITY PRESENTED FLAN ON NOISE ABATEMENT

CHAPEL HILL NOISE PROBLEMS, COMPLAINTS ON INCREASE

NOISE ISSUE DOMINATES UNC FORUM

NOISE PROPOSAL! JUST SAY 'HUH?'

RDU HOLDS DECISION ON NOISE

NOW THEY'VE HEARD IT ALL

NON-PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

SEE OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS

NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILUAY

MAN STRUCK, KILLED BY TRAIN

TRAIN DEMOLISHES TRUCK IN MEBANE

ONE DEAD IN 2ND TRAIN ACCIDENT IN 2 DAYS

OFFICIAL TOUTS RAILROAD SAFETY PROGRAM

MOTORIST UNINJURED AFTER HILLSBOROUGH TRAIN CRASH

NORLINA, N.C. _

NORLINA TO HOLD HEARING ON BOND ISSUE

WflPl TNA N C SfWD ISSUES

VOTERS APPROVE $300,000 BOND ISSUE TO OVERHAUL NORLINA WATER SYSTEM

Nft£i TNA N C FLECTIONS

VOTERS APPROVE $300,000 BOND ISSUE TO OVERHAUL NORLINA WATER SYSTEM

f^IV0TEfeCAfPR^i3W,00™1sSUE TO OVERHAUL NORLINA WATER SYSTEM

NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION

CONVENTIONAL ARMS CUT WOULD IMF-ROVE FEACE
FRESIDENT SCORES HIGH POINTS

N.C, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
STATE AUDITOR! REGULATORY BOARDS NEED REGULATING

N.C, BOOKS

SEE BOOKS, N.C

N.C, BUDGET

SEE ALSO N.C, REVENUES r_^

SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES. HIRING FREEZE
SEE ALSO N.C ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO STATE AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS

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1 P N E33

S 2

6/03/1989 B

1 P N S92

H 2

1/06/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

2/02/1989 A

1 N R63

H 2

2/08/1989 C

1 N P41

H 2

2/22/1989 C

1 N P41

H 2

3/08/1989 C

1 N P41

CHH 1

4/07/1989 A

1 P N M20

H 2

4/18/1989 B

1 H

H 2

5/17/1989 C

1 N K65

H 2

5/20/1989 A

4 E

S 2

6/15/1989 C

1 N

H 2

9/27/1989 C

1 N K65

CHH 1

10/11/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

10/13/1989 A

4 E

H 2

10/18/1989 C

1 N K65

CHH 1

10/19/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

10/20/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

10/22/1989 A

4 E

H 2 11/08/1989 C

1 N K65

CHH 1

11/11/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1 8/29/1989 A
CHH 1 11/03/1989 A
CHH 1 11/04/1989 A
CHH 1 11/10/1989 A
CHH 1 11/19/1989 A

H 1 2/04/1989 C

H 1 3/31/1989 C

H 1 3/31/1989 C

H 1 3/31/1989 C

S 2 6/01/1989 A
H 2 6/03/1989 A

1 P N H90

1 P N W57

1 P N W57

3 N U57

1 N M20

1 N H60

1 N H60

1 N H60

1 N H60

4 E
4 E

H 2 5/30/1989 C 1 N

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

S U B J

SEE ALSO USER FEES
GOV. MARTIN TO RECOMMEND FULL BASIC EDUCATION FUNDING
CHAMBER GETS REPORT ON TIGHT N.C. BUDGET

MARTIN BUDGET CALLS FOR NO TAX INCREASES/INVEST RESOURCES IN EDUCATION,
BUDGET... BUT TUITION, ALCOHOL LICENSES LIKELY TO GET MORE EXPENSIVE
BILL SEEKS TO REMOVE LIMITS ON ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS
INSIGHT/WHAT WILL COST $22,790,600,000?
LEGISLATORS PREPARE TO REVIEW BUDGET AMID ECONOMIC WARNINGS
HACKNEY BLASTS MARTIN'S MENTAL HEALTH BUDGETING
STATE'S BUDGET OFFICE NO PLACE FOR NUMBERS GAME
SENATE APPROVES BILL ON DISPOSAL OF FETUS REMAINS
WHERE'S THE MONEY FOR PARKS?
TAX-CRACKDOWN PROPOSAL GAINING LEGISLATIVE GROUND
SENATE VOTES 47-0 TO APPROVE $7.1 BILLION BUDGET BILL
REPUBLICANS STILL AT ODDS ON GOV. MARTIN'S TAX PLAN
5X CUT IN STATE SPENDING CALLED F-RUDENT MOVE
LOST REVENUE CUTS INTO TREASURY
HOUSE VOTE MOVES ASSEMBLY TOWARD BUDGET TALKS
WINDFALL'S SIZE COULD AFFECT FISCAL STATUS
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AGREES TO COMPROMISES ON BUDGET
N.C. BUDGET PROPOSAL MAY BE WAY TO LOTTERY
BUDGET NEEDS MAY USE STATE'S WINDFALL
INSIGHT/N.C. LAWMAKERS GROWING CRANKY
HOUSE LEADERS FIND BUDGET DELIBERATIONS FRUSTRATING
TEACHER PAY RAISES BUMP OUT EDUCATION SPENDING IN HOUSE
GOVERNOR DENOUNCES SENATE LEADESS' FINANCIAL PLAN
INSIGHT/TRYING TO MESH TAXING, SPENDING
SENATE PANEL OKS BUDGET MARTIN WANTS REWORKED
N.C. BUDGET PLAN GETS 1ST SENATE NOD
SENATE APPROVES TAX PLAN
MARTIN, MAYORS PLAN MEETING ON ROADS
DISPUTE OVER $2 MILLION SNARLS OPERATING BUDGET
TWO-MONTH LOGJAM BROKEN ON STATE OPERATING BUDGET
N.C. HOUSE TORPEDOES SENATE BILL
SENATE OKS BUDGET; TOSSES DARE TO HOUSE
STATE'S LEGISLATIVE TUG-OF-WAR INTENSIFIES

UNC RETURNS MORE THAN $10.5 MILLION TO STATE; BUT... ENDS YEAR IN DEBT
N.C. HOUSE, SENATE STRIKE DEAL ON $9 BILLION TAX, SPENDING PLAN
COMPROMISE MEANS FEWER FEE INCREASES FOR N.C. MOTORISTS
APPROPRIATIONS PANEL UNVEILS HOUSE'S BUDGET PROPOSALS
HOUSE PANEL OKS BUDGET FOR NEW STATE SPENDING
PANEL APPROVES $260.5 MILLION BUDGET BILL
LEGISLATIVE BUDGET DELAYS KEEP CITIES, COUNTIES ON EDGE
HOUSE VOTES TO ENACT CHANGES IN HELMET LAW
NEW BUDGET PROVISION WOULD TAKE RIGHT PATH
INSIGHT/WHAT PRICE OPENNESS?
N.C. HOUSE, SENATE AGREE ON BUDGETS
BEHIND BUDGET BICKERING, THERE'S MORE
$1.8 BILLION SPENDING BILL GETS HOUSE'S OK
SENATE VOTES TO ENACT $1.8 BILLION SPENDING BILLS
HIGH TAXES STYMIE GROWTH

N.C, BUDGET CUTS

RAISE TEACHERS' PAY

MARTIN CALLS FOR N.C. EDUCATION SUMMIT

MINORITY RECRUITER SLOT IN NCSSM'S FORCED BUDGET CUTS

MARTIN SEEKS GOP SUPPORT FOR HIS PLAN

CUTS WOULD ELIMINATE BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER

LEGISLATORS TAKE OUT KNIVES TO TRIM ANY FAT FROM BUDGET

HOUSE PANELS EYE $20 MILLION IN CUTS

TALKING ABOUT BUDGET CUTS SEEMS EASIER THAN MAKING THEM

UNC, N.C. STATE ATHLETIC CUTS DEFEATED

32X REVENUE DROP FORCES N.C. CUTBACKS

STATE AGENCIES, EXPECTING INCREASE, SURPRISED BY CUTS

UNC LOSES $3.2 MILLION TO BUDGET AX

PANEL APPROVES CUTTING $724,000 FROM ABORTION FUND

DON'T PINCH PENNIES HERE

UNC WILL FIGHT JOB CUTS PROPOSAL

HARDIN MAY DELAY FALL SEMESTER START; 'WE ARE OUT OF OPERATING FUNDS...'

STATE AGENCIES FEAR BUDGET AX

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1/26/1989 B

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1/29/1989 A

1 P N S17

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2/06/1989 A

5

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2/28/1989 C

8

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3/11/1989 A

4

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3/27/1989 B

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4/12/1989 A

10

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4/16/1989 B

1

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4/18/1989 A

16

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H

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4/19/1989 A

4

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2

4/26/1989 A

1

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5/08/1989 C

2

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5/12/1989 A

11

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5/25/1989 A

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6/11/1989 D

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6/13/1989 C

2

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H

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6/14/1989 A

1

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H

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6/16/1989 A

12

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6/18/1989 D

2

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H

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6/21/1989 A

1

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H

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6/22/1989 A

1

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H

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6/23/1989 A

10

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H

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6/25/1989 B

1

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H

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6/27/1989 A

12

N

H

2

6/28/1989 D

9

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H

2

6/29/1989 A

1 P N L40

H

2

6/29/1989 A

1

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H

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6/30/1989 A

1

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CHH 1

7/08/1989 A

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H

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7/22/1989 A

1

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7/23/1989 B

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H

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7/25/1989 B

1

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7/28/1989 A

1

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7/29/1989 C

4

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7/30/1989 C

1

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8/01/1989 B

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8/07/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

8/07/1989 B

1

N

H

2

8/09/1989 A

1 P N

H

2

8/10/1989 B

5

N

H

2

9/05/1989 A

4

E

H

2

2/08/1989 A

4

E

H

2

2/09/1989 A

1 P N L40

H

2

3/04/1989 C

1

N J40

H

2

3/17/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

3/17/1989 A

1

N K65

H

2

3/29/1989 D

9

N

H

2

4/04/1989 A

12

N

S

2

4/07/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

4/13/1989 A

14

N

H

5

4/14/1989 A

1

N

H

2

4/14/1989 A

1

N

CHH

1

4/14/1989 A

1

N S17

H

2

4/15/1989 B

3

N

H

2

4/21/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

4/21/1989 A

1

N S17

» CHH

1

4/22/1989 A

1 P N S17

H

2

4/24/1989 C

1

N

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S U B J E

UNC SHOULD COOPERATE; MONEY CRUNCH IS SHARED BY OTHER SCHOOLS, AGENlIES

LOCAL COMPANY TO DONATE PAPER TO UNIVERSITY

BUDGET DISCUSSIONS SHOULD HAVE INCLUDED FACULTY, GOOBER SAYS

UNC BUDGET PLIGHT REAL, HARDIN SAYS

INSIGHT/GLASNOST IN RALEIGH A SOMETIME THING

UNC SCRAMBLES TO COPE WITH BUDGET CUTS

UNC TO GET BACK HALF OF BUDGET CUTS

LOCAL REPS PUSH FUND REQUESTS „»„

SOME BUDGET DISPUTES SETTLED BUT CONTROVERSIAL ONES REMAIN

STUDENT DEMOCRATS BLAST MARTIN'S UNIVERSITY CUTBACKS

PANELS REJECT CUTS OF VACANT STATE JOBS

UNO'S BUDGET BOOSTED

N.C, CONTRACT BIDDING

SEE N.C., STATE CONTRACTS

N.C., ECONOMY
SEE ECONOMY,

N.C.

N.C, EMBLEMS AND STATE SYMBOLS
SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
FINDING TOP DOG FOR TAR HEELS

N.C, EXPORTS

SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C,
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C, FOREIGN TRADE

SEE ALSO N.C, REVENUES

SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS

GROUP HOPES TO WHET PIZZA APPETITE IN MIDEAST ruMFMav.

N.C REVERSES TRADE IMBALANCE IN 1988 UITH EXPORT INCREASE

N.C, FILMMAKING

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, FILM MAKING

SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY

SEE ALSO A SINGING STREAM (DOCUMENTARY)

RECRUITING TV SERIES MAY BOOST STATE'S MOVIE INDUSTRY

BILLS SEEK BENEFITS FOR FILM INDUSTRY

THE TAX-RATED MOVIES

MOVIES MOVE TO TAR HEEL STATE

N^MUSeS1^ 'JPtFfBWWE MOVIES BY 2 TAR HEEL FILMMAKERS
TRADE MISSION GOING TO HOLLYWOOD, FAR EAST, EUROPE

N.C, FOREIGN TRADE

SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES

N.C REVERSES TRADE IMBALANCE IN 1988 UITH EXPORT INCREASE

SOVIET ENTREPRENEUR HOPES TO COOK UP DEAL FOR PIZZA BUSINESS UITH.

WORLD TRADE CENTER TO OPEN IN OCTOBER _

TRADE MISSION GOING TO HOLLYWOOD, FAR EAST, EUROPE

WORLD TRADE CENTER IN TRIANGLE WILL BE ONE uF SEVERAL IN STATE

RESEARCH TRIANGLE TRADE CENTER GPEN SOON

N.C GROUP TOLD ANTI-JAPANESE TREND TRIPS U.S.

WORLD TRADE CENTER OPENS "ONE STOP FOREIGN MARKET"

HELP FOR OUR LITTLE BUSINESSES

NORTHERN TELECOM RECEIVES AWARD

N.C, GOVERNORS

SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S MANSION

SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S PAGES

SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS

SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION

SEE ALSO N.C, LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS

SEE ALSO N.C CONSTITUTION

MARTIN'S '89 LIKE HUNT'S '81

VOTERS SHOULDN'T GET WEAK VETO PROPOSAL

INSIGHT/VETO VOTE LIKELY - IN SOME FORM

SENATE FAVORS SIX- YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNOR

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I T

N E

E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C

-PG L P BYL

H 2

4/26/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

4/28/1989 A

7 N

CHH 1

4/29/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

4/29/1989 A

1 N S17

H 2

4/30/1989 D

2 U L40

CHH 1

5/01/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

5/04/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

5/05/1989 A

1 N M20

H 2

5/06/1989 B

2 N

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

3 N M25

H 2

5/17/1989 A

8 P N

CHH 1

6/21/1989 A

1 N S17

H 2 4/25/1989 A 4 E

2 2/14/1989 C 1 N K65
2 3/05/1989 D 6 N

1/03/1989
2/28/1989
3/11/1989
4/20/1989
4/25/1989
7/16/1989
9/01/1989

8
4

5

4
11
13

Oil

3/05/1989 D

5/16/1989 C

8/12/1989 C

9/01/1989 A

10/29/1989 D

11/03/1989 B

11/10/1989 C

11/11/198" C

12/06/1989 A

12/21/1989 A

N

N K65
N K65
N

N K65
N K65
N K65
N K65
E
N E33

S 2 1/02/1989 A 5 J Oil

S 2 1/18/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/05/1989 D 2 P U L40

H 2 5/10/1989 B 7 N

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S U B J E

SENATE BACKS SIX-YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNOR

N.C GOVERNOR'S RACE STARTS 3 YEARS BEFORE ELECTION

N.C, GOVERNORS' FIRST LADIES

GOWNS FROM N.C. INAUGURAL BALLS ON DISPLAY

N.C, HISTORIC HOMES

SEE HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS, N.C.

N.C, HISTORY

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HISTORY

SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY

SEE ALSO N.C. MUSEUM OF HISTORY ASSOCIATES

THE TIME MACHINE

SHUTTERBUGS ALL OVER STATE CLICKING TODAY

THE LATEST ON NORTH CAROLINA'S PAST

N.C MARKS 200TH YEAR OF STATEHOOD

N.C, IMAGE

SEE ALSO N.C, RANKING
NOT ALL OF US GO BAREFOOT AND SO UHAT IF WE DID?

N.C, LAWS

SEE ALSO BUSINESS LAW

SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.

SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS

SEE ALSO LIQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, N.C

SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS

SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES

SEE ALSO N.C CONSTITUTION

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION

SEE ALSO PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS

SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS

SEE ALSO SPEEDY-TRIAL LEGISLATION

SEVERAL NEW STATE LAWS USHERED IN ON NEW YEAR'S DAY

A FINE THAT EXCEEDS THE OFFENSE

'THEY'D DO WHAT WITH MY TAXES?'

LEGISLATORS SHOULDN'T WEAKEN DWI LAW

HANDS SHOULD BE 'WEAPON' IF SERIOUS INJURY RESULTS

OVERHAUL OF TAX LAWS LONG OVERDUE IN N.C.

BILL WOULD PREVENT STATE FROM DOING BUSINESS WITH FELONS

LAW WOULD REQUIRE ATHLETES' AGENTS TO BE REGISTERED

CASE SHOWS WEAKNESS OF STATE'S DWI LAWS

655 NEW LAWSi ASSEMBLY TALLY INCLUDES ENVIRONMENTAL, PRISON MEASURES

DWI LAW TO INCREASE LOAD FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

FELONY ENVIRONMENTAL LAW NEEDED

STRANGE LAWS CLOG STATE'S STATUTE BOOKS

TOUGHER DWI LAWS NEEDED FOR THE 1990S

N.C, LEGISLATORS

SEE N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS

N.C, LEGISLATORS, U.S. CONGRESS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.)
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS

N.C. CONGRESSMEN DIVIDED ON PROPOSED PAY INCREASE

BIPARTISANSHIP CAN BENEFIT ALL AMERICANS

PRICE PUSHES FHA HOUSING, COLLEGE LOANS

REP. PRICE OPPOSES SALARY INCREASE

8 N.C. CONGRESSMEN HAVE CAMPAIGN MONEY LEFT

POLITICIANS HEAR WARNING ON SIN DURING CHAPEL SERVICE

CONGRESSIONAL PAY HIKE COULD BE CUT FOR ROSE

VALENTINE NETS LEAST IN FEES FOR SPEAKING

N.C. CONGRESSMEN HAD TOTAL OF $500,000 IN OUTSIDE INCOME IN '88

SIX NON-SMOKING N.C. CONGRESSMEN DEFEND TOBACCO

THEY'RE FOR HEALTH— AND CHOICE

HUD-PROJECTS FUNDING GETS HOUSE APPROVAL

ROLL CALL/WHERE THEY STAND

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N E
P D

S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2
S 2

5/12/1989 A 11 P N
9/06/1989 A 5 J Oil

S 2

1/11/1989 B 1 P F 659

CHH 1 1/15/1989 A 4 E

H 2 4/21/1989 C 1 N N36

CHH 1 7/31/1989 A 3 P N

H 2 11/21/1989 A 1 D N N36

CHH 1 6/23/1989 A

CHH 1
S 2
S 2

1/01/1989
1/03/1989
4/17/1989
5/18/1989
5/29/1989
6/16/1989
7/02/1989 B
7/17/1989 A
7/17/1989
7/20/1989
8/01/1989
8/05/1989
9/09/1989
12/27/1989

1
4
1
4
5
4
11
9
4
2
1
4
4
4

N

E

N L40

E

J Oil

E

N

N

E

N

N C60

E

E

E

H 2 1/05/1989 D

4 P N

S 2 1/05/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 1/09/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1 1/09/1989 A

1 N L90

H 2 1/21/1989 A

18 N

H 2 1/23/1989 B

1 P N P38

H 2 2/06/1989 C

1 N

S 2 3/14/1989 A

1 P N M06

H 2 5/24/1989 D

11 N

H 1 7/11/1989 B

1 N

H 2 8/07/1989 A

4 E

H 2 10/29/1989 A

13 D N

H 2 11/05/1989 A

10 N

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ROLL CALL/WOE THEY STAND

REP. HEFNER'S 1987-88 HONORARIA LISTED AT $52,500

N.C., LICENSING BOARDS
SEE LICENSING BOARDS

N.C, LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO N.C, GOVERNORS
GARDNER PROMISES BIPARTISAN EFFORT ON STATE PROBLEM „.„..„.
COALITION ENDS RAMSEY REIGN AFTER 4 TERMS; N.C. SENATE VOTES TO CURB...
TEAM-TICKET AMENDMENT ADVANCES IN N.C. SENATE
SENATE APPROVES TEAM-TICKET BILL
BARNES MAY RUN FOR LT, GOVERNOR

N.C, NATIVES

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, FAMOUS NATIVES
BEBOP VISIONARY „__

ALL ABOUT AVA; IN BROGDEN, SHE IS REMEMBERED
DAYS OF YESTERYEAR ARE BACK WITH WESTERN FILMS IN RALEIGH

N.C, OFFICE BUILDINGS

SEE N.C, STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

N.C, PER CAPITA INCOME

SEE INCOME, PER CAPITA, N.C.

N.C, RANKING

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, RANKINGS

SEE ALSO N.C, IMAGE

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, RANKING

N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS QUESTION STATE RATINGS __

f^ORTH CAROLINA TOPPED OTHER STATES IN NEW PLANTS ANNOUNCED IN 1988

N.C. AVERAGE TEACHER PAY 36TH NATIONALLY ■MM™--

DURHAM INSTITUTE HELPING TO BRING FEDERAL CONTRACTS TO N.C. BUSINESSES

N.C. MAKES EPA'S TOP 10 POLLUTER LIST

BOCK NAMES NCKH AMONG TOP 64

AN UNWANTED FIRST PLACE SPOT

GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGAIN IGNORED PARKS

INCOMES IN CAROLINAS STILL BELOW NATIONAL AVERAGE

N.C INFANT MORTALITY RATE UP TWO YEARS IN ROW

HIGH INFANT DEATH RATE BRINGS SHAME TO N.C.

N.C, REDISTRICTING

SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REAPPORTIONMENT

N.C, REVENUES

SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES. N.C.

SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET

SEE ALSO N.C, EXPORTS

SEE ALSO N.C DEPT. OF REVENUE

ECONOMISTS UNCERTAIN HOU MUCH N.C WILL GET FROM RJR STOCK BUYOUT

MARTIN UNVEILS REVENUE-RAISING PLAN; GOVERNOR HINTS 1-CENT BOOST MAY...

STUDY! STATE COULD GET *200 MILLION BY SELLING PORTS, RAILROADS

STATE SHOULD KEEP ITS PORTS, RAILROADS

32X REVENUE DROP FORCES N.C. CUTBACKS

STATE AGENCIES, EXPECTING INCREASE, SURPRISED BY CUTS

UNC LOSES $3.2 MILLION TO BUDGET AX

LOST REVENUE CUTS INTO TREASURY

N.C. REVENUE FIGURE NOT ECONOMY'S FAULT

VOTE DUE ON $8.6 BILLION ROADS BILL

ANOTHER PROPOSAL IS UNVEILED TO INCREASE STATE REVENUES

GOVERNOR DENOUNCES SENATE LEADERS' FINANCIAL PLAN

N.C OFFICIALS STILL CONFIDENT ON TAX AMJ£STY PROGRAM

FUNDING DEARTH THREATENS UNC

N.C, STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRICTION
DEBATE CONTINUING ON HOU GOVERNMENT BUILDS

S I T

E ELY

D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

2 11/12/1989 A
2 11/15/1989 A

13 N
8 P N S69

2 1/06/1989 A 10 N

2 1/12/1989 A 1 N

2 5/03/1989 A 1 N

2 5/04/1989 B 5 N

1 7/20/1989 C 2 N

2 1/13/1989 D
2 5/26/1989 D
2 6/16/1989 D

10 P F S66
8 P F S56
2 P F H60

H

2

3/01/1989 B

6 N

H

2

3/04/1989 B

2 P N

H

2

3/15/1989 B

6 N

H

2

3/16/1989 A

10 N K65

H

2

3/23/1989 A

1 C N

CHH 1

4/19/1989 A

3 N

H

2

5/15/1989 A

4 E

S

2

8/22/1989 A

4 E

H

2

8/25/1989 A

12 N

H

2

9/14/1989 C

1 N

S

2 12/15/1989 A

4 E

H

2

2/17/1989 A

12 N

H

2

3/09/1989 A

1 C N L40

H

2

4/04/1989 A

7 N

S

2

4/06/1989 A

4 E

H

2

4/14/1989 A

1 N

H

2

4/14/1989 A

1 N

CKt-

1

4/14/1989 A

1 N S17

H

g

4/19/1989 A

4 E

S

2

4/19/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

9

5/31/1989 A

1 C N L40

H

9

6/15/1989 A

16 P N L40

H

2

6/16/1989 A

12 N

H

n

11/21/1989 B

1 N L40

CHH 1

12/28/1989 A

1 N S17

3 2 3/08/1989 A 5 J Oil

N.C, STATE CONTRACTS

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see also contracts
exemption bills pile up on state's public bidding law
bill would prevent state from doing business with felons
bid law could cost school more money

n.c, state dog
see also d0g8
bill on corporal punishment ban hit by amendment
both plott hounds and bill are howling successes
senate says plott hounds are top dogs
committee approves plott hound bill

n.c., state employees
see also n.c, state employees, salaries
see also n.c. general assembly, employees
see also n.c. state employees association

legislator loses job with state'

lawmaker seeks leave, gets ax

57 ex-state employees lose decision in illegal firing suit

committee votes to eliminate 542 vacant state jobs

state job vacancies spur politician's inconsistency

panels reject cuts of vacant state jobs

wider reporting rules would reassure citizens

stargazers disconnected

law guards whistleblowers

fired state employee's suit dismissed

it was a cold wednesday for state capitol workers

n.c.state employees, hiring freeze
see also n.c, budget
plan to eliminate 505 vacant state jobs draws complaints
bill would lift seven-year freeze on merit pay for state employees
unc will fight job cuts proposal

n.c, state employees, insurance

blue cross attributes *74.5 million '88 loss to cost of care

n.c, state employees, merit pay
see also n.c, state employees, salaries
see also teachers, n.c, merit plan
state employees' president likes merit pay

n.c, state employees, office space
see n.c, state building construction
see n.c. general assembly, legislative building

n.c, state employees, pension fund
see also pension plans
pensioners' tax break bill gains

n.c, state employees, salaries
see also n.c, state employees, merit pay
see also teachers, n.c, salaries

sbi's overtime pay for supervisors draws fire, review

sbi's director defends policy on overtime pay

overtime for probation, parole officers threatens efforts to ease...

ruling could change status of jobs throughout n.c government

n.c. employees rap delayed pay raises

pay raise likely moved up, martin says

bill would lift seven-year freeze on merit pay for state employees

freeze on pay steps leaves teachers' salaries far behind

higher pay increase proposed

state employees' president likes merit pay

governor backs equal treatment for teachers, other state employees

plan would revamp community college presidents' pay

state board of education is reviewing plan to overhaul employee salaries

state employees consider teachers' example

is another study needed?

n.c. senate democrats unveil teacher salary increase plan

n.c. house torpedoes senate bill

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S

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— DATE — C

I T

L Y

-PG L P BYL

H 2
H 2
CHH 1

3/07/1989 B

7/02/1989 B

11/11/1989 A

5

11

3

N
N
N

H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2

4/07/1989 A
4/19/1989 D
4/21/1989 A
7/14/1989 A

7

9

10

9

N
N
N
N

S

2

2/11/1989 C

2

N

H

2

2/12/1989 B

1

N

H

2

4/04/1989 C

3

N

H

2

4/20/1989 B

6

N

S

2

4/28/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

5/17/1989 A

8 P N

S

2

5/24/1989 A

4

E

S

2

6/07/1989 A

4

E

S

2

6/08/1989 A

4

E

H

2

9/28/1989 C

1

N S82

H

Z 12/28/1989 B

1

N R53

H

2

1/04/1989 D

10

N

H

2

1/25/1989 D

9

N

CHH 1

4/21/1989 A

1

N S17

H 2 3/19/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 2/23/1989 A 1 P N L90

H 2 8/09/1989 A 1 N

H

2

1/02/1989 B

1 N

H

2

1/05/1989 B

3 N

S

2

1/06/1989 C

2 N

H

2

1/08/1989 C

6 N

H

2

1/18/1989 D

11 N

H

2

1/24/1989 B

5 N

H

2

1/25/1989 D

9 N

H

2

2/05/1989 B

1 N

H

2

2/17/1989 A

10 N

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

1 P N L90

H

2

3/02/1989 B

5 P N

H

2

3/11/1989 B

3 N

H

2

4/07/1989 A

8 N

CHH

1

4/17/1989 A

3 P N S17

H

2

5/15/1989 A

4 E

H

2

5/18/1989 A

1 N L40

H

2

6/29/1989 A

1 P N L40

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^S^^^S^f^^^t INCHES

"^cl^TATE ESSE CONSTRUCTION

^K.'SSSb M STATE SYMBOLS
N.C., WITHHOLDING TAXES

^n^&l^&MicnW IN TRIANGLE . _
TAR HEEL WORKERS TO SEE TAX BREAK THIS MONTH

N'C' H^TSPEAKERgGETS PLEAS FOR MORE FUNDING AT AiT
APOLOGY TO AiT SOUGHT F^MAVRETIC
MAVRETIC'S MISTAKE MAY HELP AiT SCHOOL

N.C. AiT STATE UNIV., BUDGET

CHANCELLOR OF AiT STATE SEEKS FUNDS

N.C. AiT STATE UNIV., SPORTS, BASKETBALL

SEE N.C. AiT STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL

N'C- ^S^UatS 8MS8? SAYS

NX- DM^Skf^t K^ POUNDING OF N.C. AiT
EAGLES SHOW OFF IN SMITH CENTER

H'C^SxWmmSE DEFICIENCY SYNNK, N.C. CASES

S&S^ IT Al^sSugg^ ON HOfflTfl. CHARGES
HACKNEY KILLS AIDS-TESTING AMENDMENT

N,CSEEIALSOAArauiR£D IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, N.C. CASES
STATE SHOULD PROVIDE MORE FUNDS FOR AIDS

N.C. ABORTION FUND

SEAGENCY GEAR?™ FOR NOVEMBER PRO-CHOICE RALLY

N.C. ACADEMY OF TRIAL LAWYERS

SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C. _ __

^TAfoRlTWWlN^^irOF m«EN-BRIVI»3 CASE

N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS

S^fuNIFICAflONCVOTE BY JUDGES DUE IN FALL

N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION

S^SR0YALl'rI^POINTED TO BUDGET COMMISSION
GARDNER APPOINTS BUDGET COMMISSIONERS

N.C. AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIV.
SEE N.C. AiT STATE UNIV.

"'WSffilM EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO 4-H CLUBS
SEE ALSO GARDENING, N^C.

EXTENSION SERVICE GROWS OVER YEARS __,_-.

EXTENSION OFFICIALS CELEBRATE 75YEARS OF SERVICE

MORE THAN FARM ADVICE OFFERED HERE

N
P

H
H

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E L Y
C -PS L P BYL

2 6/29/1989 A 1
2 7/19/1989 A 8

S 2 5/15/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 11/10/1989 A 1 N

H 2 2/28/1989 C 8 N
H 2 3/02/1989 B • 3 N
S 2 3/03/1989 A 4 E

H 2 3/22/1989 B 5 P N

CHH 1 6/09/1989 A 1 C N S17

H 2 1/19/1989 D 1 N P75
S 2 1/19/1989 B 3 P N A76

CHH 1 1/70/1989 A 1 N §17
CHH 1 3/07/1989 A 1 P Q S17
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A 1 P N S17

S 2 1/04/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 8/21/1989 A 3 N S17

CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 3 N H90
H 2 2/28/1989 C 3 N

H 2 7/23/1989 B 1 N S82

H 2 1/10/1989 A 1 P N L40
S 2 1/10/1989 B 5 N

S 2 5/05/1989 BIN
CHH 1 5/08/1989 A 3 P N H90
CHH 1 5/08/1989 A 3 N H90

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SUBJECTS

LONG DELAY IN LAWSUIT SHADES ENTIRE STATE
N.C. AGRICULTURAL FINANCE AUTHORITY

SEcwfHrrrEE VOTES to shut down agriculture financing authority

N.C. ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
SEE ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT

N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD

SEE ALSO ABC LAWS

SEE ALSO ABC STORES

SEE ALSO ALCOHOL

SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ABC
PRIVETTE CAPTURES ABC CHAIRMANSHIP
VOTE TODAY ON ABC'S PROPOSED DRIVE-IN STORE
CARDEN5 DRIVE-IN ABC STORE IDEA SHOT DOWN TOO QUICKLY

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H 2 4/07/1989 A 7 N

H 2 1/24/1989 B
H 2 7/14/1989 C
H 2 7/15/1989 C

9 N
1 N S22
1 P N S22

N.C. ALTERNATIVE ENERGY CORP.
SEE ALTERNATIVE ENERGY CORP.

"•C* ffllCASTBLACK°COLLEGE ALUMNI OFFICIALS MEET TODAY AT NCCU

N.C. AMATEUR SPORTS _

SEE ALSO STATE GAMES OF NORTH CAROLINA

SEE ALSO U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL (FORMERLY NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL)

TIE TAXPAYER FUNDING TO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE "

STATE AUDIT REPORTS N.C. AMATEUR SPORTS DIDN'T MISUSE FUNDS
ONE SUCCESS DESERVES ANOTHER

N.C. ART CHALLENGE _ _,
ART GROUP ANNOUNCES STATE CONTEST

N.C. ARTS COUNCIL

SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.

SEE ALSO ARTS ADVOCATES

SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF ARTS COUNCILS

FELLOWSHIP WINNERS EXHIBITION A PORTRAIT WITHOUT THE PEOPLE

ART FOR THE PUBLIC; CONFERENCE TO PROVIDE FORUM FOR DISCUSSING... MEDIUM

N C ARTS COUNCIL BUDGET

* " MILLER PROVISION CALLS FOR PRIVATE AGENCIES LISTING STATE MONEY USE

N.C. ARTS COUNCIL FELLOWSHIP
ARTICLES

N.C. ASSOCIATION OF ARTS COUNCILS
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
SANFORD TO RECEIVE AWARD

N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
LAWYERS TRY TO SAVE FAMILY FARMS

N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS

NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DEVELOPMENT TO HIGHLIGHT N.C. PROJECTS
BARDACK: HUD'S CLIENT IS THE POOR

N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WASTE SITE INCENTIVES TO GET STUDY

COUNTY INCOME TAXES? „

ORANGE CO. COMMISSIONERS' HOME 'FAX' MACHINES A FIRST — NEWSLETTER

CONFERENCE TO COST TAXPAYERS $5,000 PLUS

CONFERENCE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OPENS TODAY IN RALEGIH

N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS

SEE ALSO DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS

H 2 6/10/1989 C 2 N

S 2 6/15/1989 A
H 2 7/01/1989 C
H 2 8/08/1989 A

4 E

1 N S69
4 E

CHH 1 2/03/1989 A 2 N

H 2 2/24/1989 D
H 2 6/08/1989 B

H 2 8/03/1989 C
S 2 6/29/1989 D

4 P R G68
1 P F S56

1 N L40
17 N G59

H 2 4/04/1989 C 12 N

S 2 10/30/1989 A 1 N H65

2 10/10/1989 B
2 10/13/1989 A

H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1

1/08/1989 D
1/09/1989 A
3/07/1989 A
7/20/1989 A
8/10/1989 C

1 N C60
1 P N E33

8 P N
4 P U
3 N M20
1 N M20
1 N H60

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SEE ALSO PRINCIPALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SUPER INTENDENTS, N.C.

S£Ls0aATI0N^SEI*JCAt0R-S SETS SALARY SCHEDULE AS ITS PRIORITY
TEACHERS' GROUP SPURNS MARTIN'S LADDER PAY PLAN

Sa^S S^'b^tS STAND ON TAX INCREASE...
nTc. AVERAGE TEACHER PAY 36TH NATIONALLY

BURLINGTON TEACHERS FAVOR KEEPING CAREER LADDER PLAN „„__.
TEACHERS AGAINfWCH IN RA1EIGH - THIS TIME TOThANK SUPPORTERS
INSIGHT/TEACHERS, MARTIN (CARER AGREEMENT ON CAREER LADDER

^^y^ZVKe^lGING SUPF^T FOR RAISING SALES TAX
^TINREBIFFS INVITATION TO TEACHERS' 'THANK-YCU' RALLY
CLASSRCC* CONDITIONS AMONG CONCERNS OF 2 ^CHAPTER HEADS
SOWS. GUIDELINES FEARED THREAT TO FLEXIBILTY

N.C. ASSOCIATION OF LIFE UNDERWRITERS

SEE ALSO INSURANCE
VALENTINE BACKS N.C. HIGHWAY PLAN

N.C. ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO MINORITY COHTRACTOFS 1MM_,

K K^ra^SI BfSlg TO MINORITY GROUP
VA. CANDIDATE STUMPS AT DURHAM CONVENTION

N.C. ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS

SEE ALSO DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS

SEE ALSO N.C. REAL ESTATE LICENSING BOARD

SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FIRMS

REALTORS SAY TIHE TO BUYIS NOW

SPRUCING UP HOUSE MAY SPEED UP SALE

N.C ^^gHwifERTO^IN N.c. ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE

N.C. AWARD

TF U tD AltoRHS
N.CT STATEARTIST'S TAPESTRY CHOSEN FOR SWISS SHOW
NCBELIST, MAGNATE AMONG '89 N.C. AWARD WINNERS

N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C. mmrm

SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.

^.£SBtfAASSO€IATi0N SUPPORTS MANDATED MEDIATION
JUDGE NAMED VICE PRESIDENT OF BAR GROUP
GUIDE ON MANNERS MAY NOT CHANGE MUCH
MISS MANNERS INVADES THE BAR

N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LEG<*. EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION

232 PASS N.C. BAR EXAMINATION

84 PERCENT PASS N.C. BAR EXAM

BAR EXAM SCORES JUMP AT NCCU

N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH

SURVEY BEGUN ON BIOTECHNOLOGY ATTITUDES

FEW BUDGET PLUMS OFFERED FOR TRIANGLE

BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER AWARDS 10 GRANTS

CUTS 'WOULD ELIMINATE BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER

H

H

CHH

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

1/10/1939 B
1/23/1989 B
1/24/1989 A
3/07/1989 A
3/15/1989 B
3/27/1989 B
4/15/1989 B
4/16/1989 D
4/18/1989
4/21/1989
6/16/1989
8/14/1989
11/03/1989

1
3
8
6
1
3
2
16
1
1
1
1

N

N

N M25

N

N

N
' N

U L40

N
■ N L40

N
> N C47

N L40

S 2 6/03/1989 A 1 N C61

H 2 7/19/1989 C
S 2 7/20/1989 A
S 2 7/27/1989 C

CHH 1 10/29/1989 A
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A

3 N
11 N M06

1 P N M06

N S17

N S17

H 2 6/17/1989 C 4 N

2 4/24/1989 B 1 U W66
2 10/28/1989 A 1 P N

S 2 4/10/1989 A 5 J Oil

H 2 7/02/1989 B 4 N

S 2 12/26/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/31/1989 D 4 E

S 2 4/03/1989 B 6 N
H 1 8/24/1989 C 2 N
S 2 8/24/1989 C 1 N

1/15/1989 B
1/19/1989 C
1/21/1989 B
1/24/1989 C
3/17/1989 A

1

N K65

1

N R53

6

N

1

N

1

N K65

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N.C.'S BIOTECHNOLOGY LAW NOW SEEN AS MODEL FOR OTHER STATES_
STATE'S SLOW-STARTING BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY NOW KEEPING PACE
$4.4 MILLION HEADQUARTERS PLANNED BY BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER

N.C. BOARD OF ALCOHOLIC CONTROL _ __
SEE N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD

N.C. BOARD OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES

HAVRETIC ADDRESSES EDUCATION PROBLEMS _ „,

BOARD OF GOVERNORS CHAIRMAN SHRUGS OFF MAVRETIC'S »POT SHOT'
3 REAPPOINTED TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARDS BY GOV. MARTIN

H

2 8/27/1989 C

10

N K65

H

2 10/14/1989 C

1

N K65

H

2 11/17/1989 C

1

N K65

CHH 1 3/10/1989 A
CHH 1 3/11/1989 A
H 2 9/20/1989 C

1 N L90

3 P N S17

4 N R53

N.C. BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO DENTISTS, N.C.

SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS _

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
DENTIST'S LICENSE SUSPENDED IN UMSTEAD MALPRACTICE PROBE

N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION

SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
A BETTER WAY TO PICK TEXTBOOKS
ETHERIDGE HAS TENSE MEETING WITH BOARD
EDUCATION MEETINGS PLANNED
GOVERNING BOARDS OF 3 EDUCATION SYSTEMS HEAR TAX SPEECH

MAVRETIC ADDRESSES EDUCATION PROBLEMS ^ niinrt

BOARD OF GOVERNORS CHAIRMAN SHRUGS OFF MAVRETIC'S 'POT SHOT' _m
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION IS REVIEWING PLAN TO OVERHAUL EMPLOYEE SALARIES
STATE EDUCATION BOARD MEMBERS FEEL INSIGNIFICANT
REPUBLICANS UNCHARACTERISTIC IN CALL FOR EDUCATION SPENDING
SCHOOL GUIDELINES FEARED THREAT TO FLEXIBILTY

N.C. BOARD OF ELECTIONS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.

ELECTIONS BOARD PUSHES NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENTS BILL

GOVERNOR REAPPOINTS MARSH TO STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS

N.C. BOARD OF ETHICS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
ETHICS BOARD CHAIRMAN HASN'T FILED DISCLOSURE FORM
ETHICS BOARD LEADER SETTING POOR EXAMPLE

N.C. BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS

DOCTOR'S PRACTICE RESTRICTED UNDER CONSENT ORDER

N.C. BOARD OF NURSING

SEE ALSO N.C. NURSES EXAM

SEE ALSO NURSES, N.C.
STATE INSPECTORS GIVE NCCU NURSING PROGRAM GOOD MARKS S

BOARD VOTES TO END NURSING PROGRAM PROBATION AT NCCU H

HARD WORK HELPS SAVE NCCU NURSING SCHOOL S

NCCU MEETS NURSING STANDARDS S

N.C. BOARD OF PAROLE

SEE N.C. DIVISION OF ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLES
SEE N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION

N.C. BOARD OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

SEE N.C. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE

N.C. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION

SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION

GOVERNOR APPOINTS 21 MEMBERS TO BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION H

RAND REAPPOINTED AS TRANSPORTATION BOARD MEMBER S

TRANSPORTATION OFFICIAL SEEKS CONFLICT PROBE H

ETHICS ISSUE MAKING MEMBERS OF TRANSPORTATION BOARD WARY H
OFFICIALS FROM TWO WAKE TOWNS SHOW VIDEOS TO ILLUSTRATE THEIR ROAD NEEDS H

TRAIN-TO-PLANE WAY TO GO H

HENDERSON BYPASS CONTRACT APPROVED H

H 2 9/27/1989 A 1 N T33

H 2

1/31/1989 A

4

E

H 2

2/04/1989 A

12

N

CHH 1

3/05/1989 A

3

N

H 2

3/10/1989 C

1

N L90

CHH 1

3/10/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

3/11/1989 A

3 P N S17

H 2

4/07/1989 A

8

N

S 2

9/25/1989 A

5

J on

S 2

9/26/1989 A

5

J on

H 2 11/03/1989 A

1

N L40

2 4/09/1989 B 1 P N
2 5/17/1989 C 2 N

2 3/05/1989 B 9 N
2 3/07/1989 A 4 E

H 2 8/05/1989 B 14 N C60

2 1/18/1989 A 7 N

2 1/27/1989 A 1 N C60

2 1/31/1989 A 4 E

2 9/01/1989 A 1 N S92

9

1/06/1989 A

10

N

2

1/10/1989 B

5

N

2

2/09/1989 B

5

N

2

3/05/1989 B

1

N

2

5/04/1989 C

7

N P41

2

5/27/1989 A

4

E

2

9/02/1989 C

1

N R53

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STATE TRANSPORTATION BOARD OKS PAVING DAVIS DRIVE EXTENSION
$5 BILLION DOT PLAN MEANS DURHAM ROAD, RAIL CHANGES
4-LANE 15-501 PLANNED FOR 1996 CONSTRUCTION

N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN

SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO GARDENING, N.C.
SEE ALSO PLANTS

|£ Ki^L" ffl SfiOTMSr SHOWS, SALES IN APRIL
GARDENING FOR T1€KITCHEN~THE FRAGRANT ART OF GROWING HERBS
MUSEUM, BOTANICAL GARDEN GET GRANTS
UNC GARDEN EXTENDS HOURS THROUGH SEPT.

KS^DiTUSSffB FOR S*E AT BOTANICAL GARDEN
UILJJFLOHERS ARE ON SALE AT THE N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN

BOTANICAL^Sn PLANS TO SCALE DOWN OPEN HOUSE TO GET BACK TO ITS..,

BOTANICAL GARDEN CROWD SMALLER BUT STILL ENTHUSIASTIC

BOTANICAL GARDEN AWARDED $25,906 „»-—,

T.'faLL WILDFLOUERS DISPLAY AT N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN

'IN'-SECTS

SET SAY 'NO'

EVENT TO ADDRESS IMPORTANCE OF RAIN FORESTS

BOT^CAL^GARDEN MORE THAN JUST SERENE SHOUPLACE

(KloS ACIDCRAINPTHREATEN SOUTH'S FAVORITE FIR

N,C* N?C? BOYSOfllR TO SING IN DUKE CHAPEL

N,CS£E°BOYS'ASTATE (WAKE FOREST UNIV.)

N.C. BUDGET ADVISORY COMMISSION

SEE N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION

N.C. BUSINESS COMMITTEE FOR ™CATION

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, SCHOOL SUPPORT
GLAXO HONORED

N.C. BUSINESS HALL OF FAME
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
CONGRATULATIONS, MR. SPAULDING

N.C. CAPITOL

SEE N.C. STATE CAPITOL

N.C. CENTER FOR BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. o„tt™>
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)

N.C. CENTER FOR PEACE EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PEACE

WOMAN TO GET PEACE AWARD

N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH ^l„TV

STUDY: $3 BILLION YEARLY EFFORT FAILS TO HALT POVERTY
HOSPITAL REPORT RECEIVES COOL RECEPTION
FORMER LAWMAKERS USE EXPERIENCE AS LOBBYISTS
STATE JOB PROGRAMS NEED EXTENSIVE REVIEW
DURHAM AMONG TOP TEN IN SPENDING FOR SCHOOLS
REPORT SAYS MONEY A BARRIER TO RECYCLING

N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION

SEEUNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION

N.C. CENTER ON CRIME AND PUNISHMENT

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S 2 10/17/1989 C 1 N C61
H 2 11/04/1989 A 1 N L40
CHH 1 11/09/1989 A 1 P N M25

CHH

H

H

H

CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/21/1989 A
3/03/1989 C
4/19/1989 B
5/25/1989 B
6/15/1989 A
6/16/1989
7/30/1989
8/04/1989
8/30/1989
9/02/1989
9/05/1989
9/10/1989
9/10/1989
9/16/1989
9/17/1989
9/22/1989
9/22/1989
10/16/1989
12/10/1989
12/17/1989

5
7
1 D

3
7
8
5
1
3
1
3
9
3
3
3
9
3
14
10

N

N U80
F S56
N

N
P

P C45
P C45
P C45
N S17
N S17
N

P C45
P L38
P L38
N S17
N
N
N
N

H 2 6/02/1989 D 6 P N

S 2 6/23/1989 C 6 P P K30

H 2 11/15/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/02/1989 B SPG

CHH 1 9/29/1989 A 1 P N

H 1 1/24/1989 B 1 N L40

H 2 3/28/1989 A 12 N

H 2 4/03/1989 B 1 P N

S 2 5/10/1989 A 4 E

H 2 10/12/1989 C 1 N C60

H 2 12/23/1989 B 1 N

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SEE ALSO CRIMES, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES)
SEE ALSO LAW ENFORCEMENT „ T„„

DIRECTOR OF JAIL ALTERNATIVES PROGRAM ONCE HIGH IN U. VA, POLITICS

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.

SEE ALSO HAPS, N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR BLACK HISTORY

SEE ALSO WNCC-FH

NCCU FILES FOR FM RADIO (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-6-89)

CORRECTION

NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY) THE ROAD TO LEADERSHIP (AD)

MAGAZINE AD TOUTS NCCU, SEEKS FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS

NCCU ARTICLE PUZZLING

NCCU TRYING TO RAISE PROFILE WITH AD CAMPAIGN

ARTICLE UNFAIR TO NCCU „ „

N.C. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY TO OBSERVE BENCHMARK ANNIVERSARIES THIS YEAR

NCCU ACADEMIC CALENDAR, 1989-90/NCCU'S YEAR IN SPORTS

SPECIAL KITS

NCCU'S YEAR HAD ITS UPS AND DOWNS— BUT MOSTLY UPS

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ADMINISTRATION „

ROSEMARY JOHNSON RETIRING JULY 31 AFTER 31 YEARS AT NCCU

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ADMISSIONS

SAT WORRIES COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENTS j TEST IS ABOUT 20X OF TOTAL

FRESHMEN TO RECEIVE NCCU PREVIEW . „ „

NCCU BEGINS RECRUITMENT EFFORTS FOR CLASS THAT WILL ENTER NEXT AUGUST
NCCU EXPECTS 1,000 VISITORS FROM HIGH SCHOOLS ON SEPT. 30
OFFICIALS! NCCU PROGRAM 'FILLS VOID'

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AUDIT
SEE ALSO AUDITORS
NCCU AUDIT REPORT DELAYED A MONTH
NCCU AUDIT FINDINGS DELAYED
FISCAL WEAKNESSES TO KEEP AUDITORS ON NCCU CAMPUS
RENFROU: NCCU CAN EASE AUDIT WOES

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
DAVIS TOP NCCU STUDENT TEACHER

NCCU GIVES $1,000 AWARDS TO 40 (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-16-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BUDGET

NCCU PAY, REPAIRS REQUIRE $8 MILLION (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-11-89)
NCCU DESERVES HELP TO KEEP GOOD FACULTY

CORRECTION ,_

CHARLES HOLLAND'S UNRUFFLED STYLE HELPED BRING CALM TO NCCU BOARD

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

NCCU PAY, REPAIRS REQUIRE $8 MILLION (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-11-89)

EAGLES' ADDITION

ALLEN ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF NCCU BOARD

NCCU BOARD OKS $16.4 MILLION DORM CONSTRUCTION, REPAIRS

NCCU TRUSTEES OK CONSTRUCTION PLAN

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. , CALENDAR AND SCHEDULES
NCCU AWAITS RECORD FRESHMAN CLASS
900 NCCU FACULTY, STAFF RETURN TODAY
NCCU FRESHMEN CART DREAMS, TREASURES TO DORM 'HOMES'
THE BIG MOVE

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CAREER COUNSELING AND PLACEMENT BUREAU
DIRECTOR NAMED FOR N.C. CENTRAL PLACEMENT OFFICE

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., COMMENCEMENT

SULLIVAN TO BE NCCU GRADUATION SPEAKER
SULLIVAN CANCELS NCCU SPEECH (CORRECTED 5-4-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
CAB CALLOWAY TO ATTEND NCCU COMMENCEMENT

H 2 8/06/1989 B 1 U N36

s

2 4/05/1989 A

1 N S92

s

2 4/06/1989 A

2 N

s

2 4/19/1989 H

10 P A

H

2 7/08/1989 C

1 P N S82

H

2 7/13/1989 A

4 L

H

2 7/16/1989 B

1 N N36

H

2 7/17/1989 A

4 L

H

2 8/20/1989 C

1 N N36

H

2 8/20/1989 C

4 M F

S

2 11/18/1989 A

5PPT32

H

2 12/28/1989 A

1 D N N36

H

2 7/23/1989 B

1 P U N36

S

2 1/09/1989 A

1 N S92

H

2 7/02/1989 B

7 N

S

2 8/03/1989 C

1 N

H

2 9/26/1989 A

16 N

S

2 10/28/1989 A

1 N E33

S 2 8/09/1989 A 7 N

H 2 8/10/1989 C 1 P N

H 2 12/21/1989 C 1 N N36

S 2 12/23/1989 A 1 N E33

S 2 5/02/1989 A 3 N
H 2 8/15/1989 B 1 N
H 2 8/16/1989 A 2 N

2 2/06/1989 A 1 P N S92

2 2/09/1989 A 4 E

2 2/11/1989 A 2 N

2 7/05/1989 C 1 P N N36

2/06/1989 A

5/20/1989 D

9/21/1989 C

11/16/1989 C

11/16/1989 A

P N S92

P P S76

N N36

N N36

M N E33

2 7/08/1989 A 1 N

2 8/14/1989 B 1 N

2 8/17/1989 A 1 P N C47

2 8/17/1989 A 13 P P T32

H 2 5/27/1989 C 3 P N

S 2 3/21/1989 A 1 P N

H 2 5/03/1989 B 10 P N

H 2 5/04/1989 A 2 N

H 2 5/04/1989 C 13 N

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MmeS^ek^ BHnai tomorrow

^^Tm$HM££%m*B> THIS MORNING

»^ ^SS REBIRTH OF RACIAL PREJUDICE
SUNNY SKIES, BRIGHT FUTURES _ „„

^COLLEGE GRADUATES JUST STARTING EDUCATION

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. , CONCERTS

TOURING MUSICAL HONORS 'FATHER OF BLUES'
DIFFERENT DRUMMER

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONFERENCES mtMlsrii

^IST^&WcffiE Xf'oFFICIALS MEET TODAY AT NCCU

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONSTRUCTION iBimrTTnu

SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CRIMES uimnra

^DAT^DC^5TC5^^iJUR^'S SECURITY RATING IS AMONG BEST...

N,C' Sis SSS'tHSWstikht.8 wasted TRIP

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., DORMITORIES __„_
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENT HOUSING
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. CHIDLEY HALL

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., EMPLOYEES
NCCU TO HONOR EMPLOYEES
CLEARING THE RECORD

H,C' NTttNT^'folSnTO OKERK B£Ng*1ARK ANNIVERSARIES THIS YEAR
NCCU FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT JUMPS 49 PERCENT IN FIVE YEARS

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., FACULTY

NCCU PROF THORPE DIES AT 64

NCCU PROF'S COMPLAINT SENT TO PANEL

EWttNBS RECEIVES N.C. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

NCCU PROF TO LECTURE ON READING, WRITING, RACE

^NCCU^OFeIsO^StED (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-29-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD JJJUJ,

Sggj S i^KM^^CORRECTION PRINTED 8-16-89) __

NCCU SCTENTIsfsGETCCWRACT TO BUILD FREE-ELECTRON GUN FOR FAR-INRARED

NX- ^AY^AI^I^HlllION (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-11-89,
NCCU DESERVES HELP TO KEEP GOOD FACULTY
NCCU EARNINGS RANK WITH AVERAGE
NCCU SALARIES NEAR U.S. AVERAGE

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., FIRES

DORMITORY FIRE „,

FIRE GUTS DORM ROOM AT NCCU

FIRE HITS NCCU DORM

SECOND FIRE GUTS NCCU DORMITORY ROOM

N'C' ^^'FPSS1^ HURT IN HAZING

HAZING A TRADITION NO LONGER ACCEPTABLE ON CAMPUS
STUDENTS REMINDED OF RULES AGAINST HAZING

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING

— BATE-

5/05/1989
5/10/1989
5/11/1989
5/13/1989
5/13/1989
5/14/1989
5/14/1989
5/16/1989

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

16 P

N
N
N
N

N C45
N N36
P S73
E

2/08/1989 B
3/16/1989 D

2 6/10/1989 C
2 6/17/1989 C
2 6/18/1989 B

12 N M60
6 P N

2 N
1 N
1 P N R63

H 2 5/02/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/22/1989 B 1 N C47

S 2 8/12/1989 C 1 N
H 2 8/16/1989 A 2 N

H 2 8/20/1989 C 1 N N36
H 2 11/18/1989 C 2 N

S

2

1/31/1989 B

1 P 0

H

2

4/20/1989 A

16 N

CHH 1

4/21/1989 A

5 P N

H

2

4/28/1989 A

11 N

S

2

5/15/1989 A

6 N

H

2

6/28/1989 B

6 N

H

2

6/29/1989 A

2 N

S

2

6/29/1989 A

3 N

H

2

8/15/1989 B

1 N

H

2

8/22/1989 B

1 P N C60

S

2

2/06/1989 A

1 P N S92

S

2

2/09/1989 A

4 E

s

2

7/13/1989 A

1 N

H

2

7/16/1989 B

10 N

S 2 10/27/1989 A 1 P P S76

H 2 10/28/1989 C 1 P N S76

S 2 11/01/1989 A 1 P N B53

H 2 11/02/1989 C 9 P N

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

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INDEX BY
12/51/1989

SUBJECTS

NCCU FUND RAISING EYES REUNION-YEAR GRADS

MAGAZINE AD TOUTS NCCU, SEEKS FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS

NCCU ARTICLE PUZZLING

NCCU TRYING TO RAISE PROFILE WITH AD CAMPAIGN

ARTICLE UNFAIR TO NCCU

TRUSTEE ANDERSON BLASTS LOU NCCU ALUMNI GIVING

NCCU WANTS ALUMNI TO GIVE MORE MONEY

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., GRADUATES

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENTS
CHANCES, CHALLENGES DREU WIFE, MOM TO NCCU DEGREE/CLASS OF »89
NCCU YEARS PREPARE HER FOR LIFE AND CAREER IN FASHION/CLASS OF »89
WOMAN OVERCOMES DISABILITY, GETS HER NCCU DEGREE/CLASS OF »89
VIOLIN LOVER PLANS TO GET DOCTORATE IN MUSIC THEORY/CLASS OF '89
NCCU GRAD SETS HER SIGHTS ON MEDICINE/CLASS OF '89
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY LISTS GRADUATES

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., GRANTS

NCCU GRANT TO AID TEACHING OF MAPMAKING

N.C. CENTRAL RECEIVES GRANT FOR SEMINAR ON MAPMAKING

NCCU GETS $16,000 GRANT

CONFLICT OF INTEREST DEBATE ENTANGLES BROUN

NCCU GETS GRANT COUNCILMAN BACKED

NCCU GETS GRANT FOR GERONTOLOGY CURRICULUM

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., HISTORY _ A„„„

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 ^
N.C. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY TO OBSERVE BENCHMARK ANNIVERSARIES THIS YEAR

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., HOMECOMING

NCCU HOMECOMING EVENTS START TODAY -

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., LAWSUITS

SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY
STATE LAWYER: NCCU SLAYING HAPPENED DESPITE SECURITY
RULING IN SUIT AGAINST NCCU TO BE RELEASED TOMORROW
DECISION DUE IN MOM'S SUIT OVER NCCU SLAYING
STATE JUDGE: NCCU NEGLI6ENT IN 1986 DEATH

MOTHER OF SLAIN NCCU STUDENT AWARDED $100,000 m

UNC SYSTEM MAY APPEAL RULING AGAINST NCCU (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-21-89)

NCCU, UNC SYSTEM APPEAL AWARD IN SLAYING SUIT _

MOTHER FILES SECOND SUIT AGAINST NCCU OVER SON'S MURDER IN UNGUARDED...

MOTHER FILES 2ND SUIT IN SON'S DEATH

NCCU REBUTS CONTRACT LAWSUIT, SAYS NO PACT WITH DEAD STUDENT

RULING DELAYED IN LAWSUIT AGAINST NCCU

JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST NCCU OVER SECURITY

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., MURDER
SEE ALSO MURDER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. , CRIMES

18-YEAR-OLD GETS LIFE PRISON SENTENCE FOR MURDER

MAN GIVEN 3-YEAR TERM IN MURDER CASE

STATE LAWYER: NCCU SLAYING HAPPENED DESPITE SECURITY

COMPENSATION FOR SLAIN NCCU STUDENT DELAYED

RULING IN SUIT AGAINST NCCU TO BE RELEASED TOMORROW

DECISION DUE IN MOM'S SUIT OVER NCCU SLAYING

STATE JUDGE: NCCU NEGLIGENT IN 1986 DEATH

MOTHER OF SLAIN NCCU STUDENT AWARDED $100,000

UNC SYSTEM MAY APPEAL RULING AGAINST NCCU (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-21-89)

A BUM RAP FOR N.C. CENTRAL

DATA DOESN'T JUSTIFY BASHING; NCCU'S SECURITY RATING IS AMONG BEST...

NCCU, UNC SYSTEM APPEAL AWARD IN SLAYING SUIT

MOTHER FILES SECOND SUIT AGAINST NCCU OVER SON'S MURDER IN UNGUARDED...

TRIAL TO BEGIN MONDAY IN NCCU STUDENT'S DEATH

MOTHER FILES 2ND SUIT IN SON'S DEATH

JUDGE DENIES TRIAL MOTIONS

JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN NCCU MURDER TRIAL

OFFICERS' TESTIMONY OPENS TRIAL FOR » 86 NCCU SLAYING

D — DATE-

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S I T
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C -PG L P BYL

3/13/1989 C
7/08/1989 C
7/13/1989 A
7/16/1989 B
7/17/1989 A
11/16/1989 C
11/16/1989 C

5/16/1989 C
5/17/1989 B
5/18/1989 C
5/19/1989 C
5/20/1989 B
9/01/1989 C

N

N S82
L

N N36
L

N N36
N E33

1/11/1989
1/13/1989
4/01/1989
6/22/1989
6/29/1989
11/10/1989

2 4/19/1989 G

2 4/19/1989 G

2 4/19/1989 G

2 8/20/1989 C

14 N

3 N

3 N

1 P N R63

1 N C61
10 N

1 P F S92

4 P F S92

5 P F S92
1 N N36

H 2 11/02/1989 B 6 N

S

2

4/03/1989 C

1

N

S

2

4/19/1989 A

9

N

H

2

4/20/1989 C

1

N S82

S

2

4/20/1989 A

1

N B53

H

2

4/21/1989 C

1

N S82

S

2

4/21/1989 C

1

N E53

S

2

5/04/1989 A

7

N B53

H

2

6/03/1989 C

2

N S82

S

2

6/03/1989 A

1

N B53

S

2

7/27/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2

9/07/1989 C

4

N S82

H

2

9/14/1989 C

1

N S82

H

2

2/24/1989 C

N S82

H

2

3/28/1989 C

N

S

2

4/03/1989 C

N

H

2

4/06/1989 A

N S82

S

2

4/19/1989 A

N

H

2

4/20/1989 C

N S82

S

2

4/20/1989 A

N B53

H

2

4/21/1989 C

N 582

S

2

4/21/1989 C

N B53

H

2

4/29/1989 A

E

H

2

5/02/1989 A

E

S

2

5/04/1989 A

N B53

H

2

6/03/1989 C

N S82

S

2

6/03/1989 A

N B53

S

2

6/03/1989 A

N B53

S

2

6/05/1989 C

N

H

2

6/06/1989 C

2

N S32

S

2

6/06/1989 C

1

N M06

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

PAGE 730
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Hgfif l>Wsg^Vffi& OF NOT STUIENT BULLOCK
N^REBUTif S*T LAWSUIT, SAYS NO PACT WITH DEAD STUDENT
S^^^B^S^S ^ SECURITY

N'CkECENTTCSL KfcALEN^ «<D SOCDULES

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ORIENTATION

800 ATTEND NOT'S EARLY ORIENTATION

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., REGISTRATION
A RETURN TO COLLEGE LIFE

^kE^slMl^1^^* SCHOLARSHIP,)
NOT STUDENT GETS MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIP

N*C' ^fig&'&FWS&U* IESPITE SECURITY
DECISION DUE INMOM'S SUIT OVER NCCU SLAYING
STATE JUDO! NCCU NEGLIGENT IN 1986 DEATH

E^WIMSS gSH $*ot"&ECTION PRINTED 4-21-89)
DAT^DO^^JU^TiF^SHING; NOT'S SECURITY RATING IS AMONG BEST...
^&Wg£Wifi3&$ gSMSN'S MILDER IN UffiUttKD...

{g^REfflP ^»TJiaB:SS^THNO ?«* WITH *» STUDENT
JUDffi DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST NCCU OVER SECURITY

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SPEAKERS

SE^°woEK mwF&JRwKra TO SPE*< AT N.C. central awards day
faS^ tells not croud quality or KNOWLEDGE key to freedom, life

SSSCETD HONOR CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
ARTHUR ASHE AT NCCU

ASHE! BIG LIE HURTS BLACKS

ASHE SERVES MINORITIES HIS SUPPORT

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SPORTS^
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENT FEES

NCCU BOARD OKS 2 OF 3 PROPOSED FEE HIKES

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

AMNGTHIGHf NOT STUDOT-BOW PR£Sir£NT PU*S TO BECOME CHANCELLOR...
NOT STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT HAY RESIGN
NOT STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT WON'T RESIGN

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENTJEALTH a^.Tprc

NOT OFFICIAL RAPS STUDENT ^HEALTH SERVICES
NCCU BOARD OKS 2 OF 3 FtfOPOSED FEE HIKES

H'C' S^ELeS'cSn S^ BOARD

SSI |g£ ^^fflSloSrS^CGNSTMCriON, FLAIRS
NCCU TRUSTEES OK CONSTRUCTION PLAN

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUIfENJLOANS

SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM _„.TTC

LOAN-DEFAULT PROGRAM HAS DOUBLE BENEFITS

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENTS

N
P

H
H
H
S
H
H

D — BATE-

S
E

c -re

I T
L Y

L P

BYL

6/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
7/27/1989
9/07/1989
9/14/1989

N S82
N S82
N
N B53

N S82
N S82

H

2 7/13/1989 A

10

N

S

2 8/23/1989 B

1 P P C45

S

2 12/26/1989 C

6

N

S
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
S
H

2 4/03/1989 C
2 4/20/1989 C
2 4/20/1989 A
2 4/21/1989 C
2 4/21/1989 C
2 4/29/1989 A
2 5/02/1989 A
2 5/04/1989 A
2 6/03/1989 C
2 6/03/1989 A
2 7/27/1989 C
2 9/14/1989 C

1
1
1
1
1
4
4
7
2
1
1
1

N

N S82
N B53
N S82
N B53
E
E

N B53
N S82
N B53
N B53
N S82

H
H
H
H
H
S

2 4/13/1989 B
2 4/15/1989 A
2 6/09/1989 A
2 10/22/1989 C
2 10/25/1989 D
2 10/25/1989 A

7 P N

1 P N 046
12 N
11 N M88

1 P U M88

1 P N E33

H 2 2/16/1989 C 1 N N36

S 2 4/24/1989 C

S 2 5/03/1989 B

H 2 9/01/1989 C

H 2 9/13/1989 C

5 N

1 P N
1 P N C47
5 N C47

2/15/1989 C
2/16/1989 C

N N36
N N36

2 9/21/1989 C

2 9/21/1989 A

2 11/16/1989 C

2 11/16/1989 A

1 N N36

1 N S92

1 N N36

1 M N E33

S 2 6/05/1989 A 4 E

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. , GRADUATES

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SECURITY POLICE

AFTER THE FACT

FOR THIRD TIME, COURT IMPOSES 30-YEAR TERM

DECISION DUE IN MOM'S SUIT OVER NCCU SLAYING

NCCU NAMES TOP STUDENT TEACHER

NCCU HONOR STUDENT PLAYS PIANO TO RELIEVE FRUSTRATIONS

NCCU LISTS HONOR STUDENTS

GRIT, GUTS KEEP NCCU STUDENT IN COLLEGE

WHERE EAGLES NEST

CONCRETE EAGLES FAN

PAIR FROM NEW NCCU GROUP SEEK AUDIENCE AT VIRGINIA BEACH

NCCU STUDENTS. VIRGINIA BEACH MAYOR NOT TO MEET ABOUT RIOTS ANYTIME SOON H
CLEARING THE RECORD „ H

NCCU PAIR TELL PROBE PANEL RACISM CAUSED LABOR DAY RIOT H

EGGED-ON NCCU STUDENTS REACH PROBLEM-SOLVING EGGS-PERTISE H

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENTS, DRUG ABUSE

SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE _

NCCU OPENS 24-HOUR HOTLINE FOR ADVICE ON ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE

N.C, CENTRAL UNIV., SUMMER SCHOOL

NCCU PLANS SUMMER ACADEMIC PROGRAM

SUMMER SCHOOL CLASSES START MAY 16 AT NCCU

SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION BEGINS MAY IS AT N.C. CENTRAL

SUMMER REGISTRATION

NCCU SUMMER-TERM ENROLLMENT UP 8X

41 ATTEND NCCU'S PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SYMPOSIA

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONFERENCES _

'CARIOCA' STAR, ETTA MOTEN, SPEAKS (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-11-89)

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., TUITION

HEFTY JUMP IN UNC TUITION PROPOSED

N.C, CENTRAL UNIV., UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAM
NEW NCCU RESEARCH PROGRAM PRODUCING FAST RESULTS
NCCU UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHERS GET FAST RESULTS

N C CENTRAL UNIV» AWARDS DAY
'"" WOMAN WHO BROKE MOVIE COLOR BARRIER TO SPEAK AT N.C. CENTRAL AWARDS DAY
NCCU HONORS DR. EDWARDS DURING AWARDS DAY PROGRAM
AWARDS DAY CHAT

NCCU DEDICATES BUILDING TO DR. HELEN G. EDMONDS
CORRECTION
EX-FILM STAR RECEIVES HONORARY DEGREE AT NCCU

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES

NCCU BOARD OKS 2 OF 3 PROPOSED FEE HIKES

NCCU TRUSTEE IS CHARGED WITH DWI _

STITH ASKS HIGHWAY PATROL LEADER TO INVESTIGATE HIS ARREST BY TROOPER

NCCU PROF'S COMPLAINT SENT TO PANEL

NCCU TRUSTEE STITH FOUND INNOCENT OF DWI; FINED $25

2 MEN WITH DURHAM TIES NAMED AS NCCU TRUSTEES

NCCU ESTABLISHING SCHOOL OF EDUCATION EFFECTIVE JULY 1

TERMS OF 3 NCCU TRUSTEES END; STITH STATUS STILL UNKNOWN

NCCU UPGRADING TEACHER-TRAINING PROGRAM

CHARLES HOLLAND'S UNRUFFLED STYLE HELPED BRING CALM TO NCCU BOARD

STITH LOSES NCCU BOARD POST

NCCU BOARD TO ELECT OFFICERS

ALLEN ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF NCCU BOARD

NCCU HEARS DORM RENOVATION OPTIONS

NCCU BOARD ELECTION CRITICIZED AS SEUST

EDMONDS KEEPS COOL IN NCCU CONTROVERSY

A MISSED OPPORTUNITY?

NCCU TRUSTEES SHOULD HAVE ELECTED DR. EDMONDS

NCCU BOARD PLANS RETREAT THIS WEEKEND

WERE SUPPORTERS OF NCCU CHAIRMAN UNAWARE OF PAST?

ALLEN'S VICTORY ON NCCU BOARD LEAVES UNANSWERED QUESTIONS

-DATE-

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C -PG L P BYL

1/07/1989 B
1/27/1989 C
4/20/1989
5/04/1989
5/13/1989
6/08/1989
8/01/1989
8/22/1989 B
8/25/1989 C
9/26/1989 B
9/27/1989 C
10/04/1989 A
11/01/1989 C
12/03/1989 B

2
1
1

18
15
3
1
5
4
5
12
2
1
1

N

N S82
N S82
N
N
N

N H65
P S73
P T32
N

N C47
N

N C47
U N36

S 2 3/20/1989 C 1 N

H

2

3/03/1989 C

2

N

S

2

4/29/1989 B

1

N

H

2

5/03/1989 C

8

N

H

2

5/13/1989 A

15

N

S

2

6/15/1989 A

16

N

H

2

6/23/1989 C

2

N

S

2

4/06/1989 D

5

N

H

2

5/26/1989 A

1

N L40

S

2

4/28/1989 B

4

N

H

2

5/11/1989 C

7

N

H

2

4/13/1989 B

7 P N

S

2

4/14/1989 A

1

N S92

S

2

4/14/1989 A

2 P P S76

H

2

4/15/1989 A

10

N

S

2

4/15/1989 A

2

N

S

2

4/15/1989 B

1 P N S92

H

2

2/16/1989 C

1

N N36

S

2

2/16/1989 C

1

N

H

2

2/21/1989 B

1

N N36

H

2

4/20/1989 A

16

N

H

2

5/05/1989 C

1 P N S32

S

2

6/17/1989 C

1 P N

H

2

6/22/1989 C

1

N N36

H

2

6/22/1989 B

2

N N36

S

2

6/22/1989 C

1

N S92

H

2

7/05/1989 C

1 P N N36

H

2

7/13/1989 A

1

N N36

H

2

9/14/1989 C

2

N

H

2

9/21/1989 C

1

N N36

S

2

9/21/1989 A

1

N S92

H

2

9/22/1989 C

1

N N36

S

2

9/23/1989 A

4

E

H

2 10/01/1989 D

4

E

H

2 10/02/1989 A

4

L

H

2

10/05/1989 C

4

N

H

2

10/06/1989 A

4

L

S

2 10/10/1989 A

4

L

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SUBJECTS

NCCU BOARD OKS $16.4 MILLION DORM CONSTRUCTION, REPAIRS

TRUSTEE ANDERSON BLASTS LOU NCCU ALUMNI GIVING

NCCU TRUSTEES OK CONSTRUCTION PLAN

NCCU WANTS ALUMNI TO GIVE MORE M0NEf„

NCCU TRUSTEE CHAIRMANSHIP SELECTION RAPPED

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. CHIDLEY HALL

ALLEN ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF NCCU BOARD
NCCU HEARS DORM RENOVATION OPTIONS

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. CHOIR
CLEARING THE RECORD
N.C. CENTRAL CHOIR BEGINS SPRING TOUR

N*C* SlK &F^FmKeFFECTIVE MUSIC*. ILLUSION
'MOTHER HICKS' IS AN EDUCATION FOR DIRECTOR

SrMMt KkiFlIFE INTO 'MOTHER HICKS'
NCCU SETS FIVE SHOWS FOR 40TH DRAMA SEASON

S^CTffiuSfe*^ ^EVOCATIVE F1AY ABLY DIRECTED
NCCU PUTS ON 'BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER' THROUGH SUNDAY

^^^C&S.^SC^rEDUCATION

NCCU ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MARKS 50TH YEAR

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF HEALTH EDUCATION
NCCU TO TRAIN PARAGUAYANS

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF NURSING

^ATE0 IN^CTORSGIVE NCCU NURSING PROGRAM GOOD MARKS
BOARD VOTES TO END NURSING PROGRAM PROBATION AT NCCU
HARD WORK JELPS SAVE NCCU NURSING SCHOOL

DrTgOOTjING TO SPEAK AT NCCU PINNING EVENT
NURSING STUDY AT RISK, UNC REPORT SAYS

KaSS SAYS NCCU NURSING DEPT. CHAIRMAN

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF POLITICAL .SCIENCE
MAYORAL CANDIDATES TUSSLE IN NCCU FORUM

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
NCCU FUND REQUEST STIRS COUNCILMEN

N*C- gS&£%K&< KyW&FESSCR ON THE GO

N'C* slA^&'^KlR^NmJ FOUNDER'S DAY

SPANGLK: BLACK PROFESSORS ARE CRITICALLY NEEDED IN U.S.
SPANGLER mfit HOI RUBERi URC€S BLACKS TO PURSUE PH.p'S
SPANGLER HAILS NCCU FOUNDER; URGES BLACKS TO PURSUE PH.D'S

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. MUSEUM OF ART
NCCU ART MUSEUM SEEKS DOCENTS

OTBWlSflffuraTHfsUNj CHILDREN'S ART PROVIDES BEST SHOW IN TOWN

HOME AGAIN/NATIVE SON RETURNS TO ARTISTIC ROOTS

'GOLDIGGER' ETTA MOTEN AT NCCU

NCCU EXHIBITS WORKS BY ART STUDENTS MM^__

HX, CENTRAL UNIVERSITY SHOWS HAITIAN PAINTINGS

NCCU TO SHOW WORK OF PITTSBORO ARTIST

N

P

H
H

S
3
H

E

D — BATE-

S

E

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11/16/1989 C
11/16/1989 C
11/16/1989 A
11/16/1989 C
12/22/1989 C

9/21/1989 C
9/21/1989 A

1 N N36

1 P N N36
1 M N E33
1 P N E33
1 N N36

N N36
N S92

H 2 3/01/1989 A 2 N
H 2 3/02/1989 B 6 N

H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S

s

2/10/1989
4/10/1989
4/15/1989
4/20/1989
8/25/1989
10/06/1989 _
10/13/1989 B
10/16/1989 A
11/17/1989 B

6

16
10
4
8
9
7
6

M60
P10
H60

Zll
P10

H 2 9/16/1989 C 12 N
S 2 9/19/1989 B 6 N

S 2 5/12/1989 A 7 N

S 2

1/18/1989 A

7 N

H 2

1/27/1989 A

1 N C60

S 2

1/31/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

3/21/1989 A

2 N

H 2

5/12/1989 C

16 N

CHH 1

6/09/1989 A

1 C N S17

S 2

9/01/1989 A

1 N S92

H 2

9/09/1989 C

1 N

S 2 10/06/1989 C 1 P N C61
S 2 6/24/1989 A 1 N C61
S 2 8/26/1989 C 1 P N

S 2 10/31/1989 C

S 2 11/03/1989 A

H 2 11/04/1989 A

H 2 11/04/1989 A

3 N

1 P N E33
1 P N N36
1 P N C47

H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H

1/12/1989 B
1/20/1989 A
2/09/1989 D
2/23/1989 D
4/14/1989 D
4/21/1989 D
9/17/1989 E
10/01/1989 E

P F Zll

B71
B71

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N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS _ _,_

PROGRAM BRINGS TOGETHER BLACK EXECUTIVES, STUDENTS/BUSINESS BRIEFING H
HITCHINGS, OTHERS WEIGH COSTS OF AIDS, DRUG ABUSE, SICKLE CELL S

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

NCCU PROFS RAP TEACHER-EDUCATION CHAIRMAN S

94X OF NCCU STUDENTS PASS TEACHER'S EXAM S

EDUCATORS WILL HONOR NCCU STUDENT TEACHERS S

NCCU ESTABLISHING SCHOOL OF EDUCATION EFFECTIVE JULY 1 H

NCCU UPGRADING TEACHER-TRAINING PROGRAM S

BOARD GIVES MASSOGLIA NCCU HONOR S

ACTING DEAN NAMED FOR NCCU EDUCATION SCHOOL S

ACTING DEAN NAMED FOR EDUCATION SCHOOL H

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
SEE ALSO LEGAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK LAWYERS
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR EXAMINATION

PRINCIPALS AT NCCU BANQUET

KINNAIRD WOULD JUGGLE LAW BOOKS, MAYOR'S JOB

N.C. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY TO OBSERVE BENCHMARK ANNIVERSARIES THIS YEAR

BAR EXAM SCORES JUMP AT NCCU

SCHOOL NO HINDRANCE TO DUTIES-KINNAIRD

NCCU LAW PROGRAM TESTS METTLE

OFFICIALS: NCCU PROGRAM 'FILLS VOID'

NCCU LAW SCHOOL'S MISSION SUCCESSFUL

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW, ADMISSIONS

RECORD NUMBERS APPLY AT TRIANGLE LAW SCHOOLS

NCCU LAW SCHOOL'S ALTERNATIVE ADMISSIONS PRODUCE SUCCESSFUL PAIR

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
BOARD APPROVES MASTER'S PROGRAM AT N.C. CENTRAL
NCCU'S LIBRARY SCHOOL CONTINUES ETHICS TRADITION
NCCU PLANS LIBRARY MASTER'S PROGRAM
PERMISSION FOR DEGREE HIGHLIGHT OF NCCU YEAR
NCCU LIBRARY SCHOOL TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY TO OBSERVE BENCHMARK ANNIVERSARIES THIS YEAR
NCCU PLANS LIBRARY COLLOQUIUM

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSING
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT, OF NURSING

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS

SEE ALSO BOWLING

SEE ALSO BULL CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
NCCU EAGLES HAVE A LONG-AND-STORIED HISTORY IN SPORTS S

NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY NO LONGER WELL-KEPT SECRET S

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)

VIRGINIA UNION KEEPS PERFECT MARK WITH 'RAGGED' TRIUMPH OVER EAGLES H

EAGLES 'TERRIBLE' IN LOSS TO UNION S

FREE THROWS HELP EAGLES SLIP PAST FALCONS H

FREE THROWS HELP EAGLES BY ST. AUG'S S

N.C. CENTRAL WHIPS ECSU, 91-65 H

EAGLES BLITZ VIKINGS S

EAGLES HOST J.C. SMITH S

N.C. CENTRAL SAILS TO VICTORY H

EAGLE DEFENSE DENIES SMITH S

NCCU, TRYING TO PLUG A LEAK, WINS H

EAGLES OVERCOME ADVERSITY AND BEARS S

N.C. CENTRAL CRANKS UP ROAD SHOW WITH A 74-60 TRIUMPH OVER SHAW H

EAGLES ENJOY DORTON ARENA S

HIGH-FLYING EAGLES SALT AWAY 75-40 POUNDING OF N.C. A&T H

EAGLES SHOW OFF IN SMITH CENTER S

NCCU CAPS TOUR BY WHIPPING RAMS, 70-37 H

QUEST FOR SPACE SENDS EAGLES PACKING H

EAGLES WALLOP WINSTON-SALEM STATE S

N.C. CENTRAL RALLIES IN SECOND HALF TO POST WIN OVER ST. PAUL'S, 76-56 H

2 2/19/1989 D
1 2/28/1989 C

3/25/1989
4/07/1989
4/28/1989
6/22/1989
6/22/1989
6/29/1989 B
7/07/1989 C
7/09/1989 B

16

N
P N

N

N B53
N

N N36
N S92
N
N
N

H 2 4/09/1989 B
CHH 1 8/03/1989 A
H 2 8/20/1989 C
S 2 8/24/1989 C
CHH 1 10/06/1989 A
S 2 10/28/1989 A
S 2 10/28/1989 A
S 2 10/30/1989 A

1 P P C45
1 N C62
1 N N36
1 N

3 P N C62
1 N E33
1 N E33

4 E

S

H

2 2/27/1989 A
2 10/17/1989 C

1
1

N M06
N N36

H
H
H
H
S
H
H

2 2/11/1989 B
2 5/12/1989 C
2 6/29/1989 C
2 7/22/1989 B
2 7/24/1989 C
2 8/20/1989 C
2 9/06/1989 B

3
16
3
7
1
1
7

N 080

N

N

N

N

N N36

N

4/19/1989 H
5/23/1989 B

8 P F A76
6 P N A76

1/06/1989 B
1/06/1989 D
1/08/1989
1/09/1989
1/10/1989
1/10/1989
1/11/1989
1/12/1989
1/12/1989 B
1/15/1989 C
1/16/1989 D
1/18/1989 D
1/18/1989 D
1/19/1989 D
1/19/1989 B
1/22/1989 C
1/22/1989 C
1/23/1989 D
1/24/1989 B

N P75
N P52
N P75
U A76
N P75
N P52
N

N P75
N P52
N P75
U P52
N P75
N P52
N P75
N A76
N P75
N M14
U P52
N P75

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BOWIE KNIFES PAST EAGLES
EAGLES SLIP BY ST. AUG'S

^#£^££8 ANOTHER NCCU GAME POSTPONED

EAGLES SLIP BY BRONCOS „,„ , _

EAGLES END LAYOFF UITH UIN AT FAYETTEVILLE

EAGLES WRAP UP TITLE UITH UIN OVER SMITH

EAGLES MAKE RETURN HOME BIG SUCCESS

NCCU'S EAGLES ROIL AT HOME

EAGLES SLIDE BY IN HOME FINALE

SLOPPY EAGLES HOLD OFF SHAU'S BEARS

N.C. CENTRAL UAITS ON HAMPTON UIN

EAGLES HANDLE HAMPTON

EAGLE TRIO SOARS TO ALL-CIAA

NCCU SET TO MEET HAMPTON __

EAGLES DRAU ANGRY HAMPTON IN CIAA TOURNEY

EAGLES DESERVE NCAA BERTH

NCCU SLIPS PAST HAMPTON

EAGLES RALLY, SURVIVE VS. HAMPTON

EAGLES TOP SPARTANS

FREE THROWS, DEFENSE KEYS TO NCOIVICTORY

VIRGINIA UNION ROUTS EAGLES FOR CIAA TITLE

S™ tSrBWBSkU CIAA EVENT LIES UP TO TRADITION

EAGLES AUAIT NCAA INVITE ^m

EAGLES HEADED FOR NORFOLK — AGAIN

NCCU, 6 ACC TEAMS ARE GOING FOR TITLES

EAGLES, SPARTANS TANGLE 3RD TIME

CENTRAL ESCAPES NORFOLK ST.

NCCU NIPS UNION, MAKES FINAL EIGHT

EAGLES' TEAMWORK UINS REGIONAL TITLE

NCCU GETS BELATED SHARE OF LEGISLATURE'S LIMELIGHT

NxfcENTRAL LOOKING TO LEAVE ITS MARK ON BASKETBALL MAP

EAGLES NIP IaCRED HEART, FACE JACKSONVILLE STATE IN SEMIFINALS
EAGLES NIP SACRED HEART ON FT
EAGLES UIN SHOT AT TITLE
EAGLES REACH TITLE GAME

N^SAL^iNS^Tic^TITLE! EAGLES CLAIM DIVISION II CROWN...
NCCU STUDENTS WELCOME TEAM, SAVOR THE SWEETNESS OF VICTORY
EAGLES' NEST PROVED FULL OF TALENT
LIVELY NCCU BACKERS GREET SOARING EAGLES
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT! EAGLES ARE NO. 1__,
EASTER HOLIDAY DELAYS BIG NCCU CELEBRATION

KyaS^S IUUlL F«S SALUTE N.C. CENTRAL, DUKE jj

NCCU EAGLES RIDE GOLDEN RAINBOW TO NATIONAL TITLE |

MARTIN, STATE HONOR NCCU EAGLES |

NCCU'S CHAMPIONSHIP COULD BE FIRST OF TWO g

MARTIN HONORS NCCU BASKETBALL TEAM "

NCCU COACH MAY BE INVITED TO ADDRESS SENATE «

MARTIN SLIGHTS NCCU CHAMPS „„„„.„ u

SOUVENIR SALES TRACK BASKETBALL FORTUNES "

BERNARD TAKES AWARD, KEEPS EYE ON FUTURE »

BERNARD TAKES AWARD, KEEPS EYE ON FUTURE "

DURHAM IS CITY OF CHAMPIONS S

EAGLES' CLARKE NAMED ALL-AMERICAN "

CHEERS FOR THE CHAMPS m„ £

COMMUNITY HONORS NCCU OmiONSHIP TEAM g

DURHAM CHAMBER TO SALUTE EAGLES, BLUE DEVILS "

SPIRITS SOAR AS FANS PRAISE EAGLES' TITLE g

BASKETBALL'S BEST! STOPPING TO GREET KIDS »

N.C. HOUSE GREETS HIGH-FLYING EAGLES H

AUTOGRAPH HOUNDS ?

CONGRATULATIONS IN ORDER _„_ 5

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SALUTES EAGLES, BLUE DEVILS |

THeIpOR^I^YEARS/SUCCESS OF TEAMS, FAN SUPPORT KEEP SPURTS LIVELY... S

H

H

S

H

H

S

H

H

S

H

S

H

S

H

H

S

S

H

S

H

S

H

S

H

S

S

S

H

H

H

S

H

S

H

S

H

S

H

S

H

H

H

H

S

S

S

H

E
D -

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

1

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

9

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

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2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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C
D

D
C

D

1/26/1989
1/29/1989
1/30/1989
2/02/1989
2/05/1989
2/06/1989 _
2/09/1989 B
2/12/1989 C
2/13/1989 D
2/14/1989 D
2/14/1989 B
2/16/1989 D
2/16/1989 B
2/18/1989 D
2/23/1989 D
2/23/1989 B
2/23/1989 B
2/24/1989 B
2/24/1989 D
2/25/1989 D
2/25/1989 B
2/26/1989 C
2/27/1989
3/05/1989
3/08/1989
3/13/1989
3/15/1989 .
3/17/1989 B
3/18/1989 D
3/19/1989
3/20/1989
3/22/1989
3/22/1989
3/23/1989 .
3/23/1989 B
3/24/1989 B
3/24/1989 D
3/25/1989 D
3/25/1989 B
3/26/1989 A
3/26/1989 C
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 A
3/27/1989 D
3/27/1989 D
3/28/1989 A
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/29/1989
3/31/1989
3/31/1989
4/02/1989 .
4/03/1989 B
4/03/1989 B
4/04/1989 D
4/07/1989 B

4/07/1989
4/07/1989
4/08/1989
4/10/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/18/1989

4/19/1989 H

1
1

4 i

1

1

5

1

1

4

1

2

1

3

2

1

1

3

1

1

1

1

1

5

4

1

12

4

4

1

1

5

1

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

10
1
4
4
1
4
1
10
4
2

2
2
6
2

1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
1

N P75

N P75

=■ U P52

N C49

N P75

U P52

N P75

N P75

P N C45

P N P75

P N P52

N P75

N P52

N

N P75
P N P52
U P52
N P75
N P52
N P75
N P52
N P73
P U P52
N P75
N P52
N P52
E

N P75
N P75
N P75
U P52
N L40
N P52
N P75
N A76
N P75
N

NP75
N
P

N P75
N P38
N P75
N A76
N

U A76
N L40
E

N A76
N A76
E

N C47
N
L

N C47
N C52
N M14
U A76
N

P T32
N A76
N

N A76
N A54
N

P S73
P S73
U A76
P T32
F B31

M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY SUBJE
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

NCCtl EAGLES HAVE A LONG-AND-STORIED HISTORY IN SPORTS

THE BERNARD SITUATION: EAGLES WONDERING WILL HE STAY OR GO

EAGLES SOLID AS, WELL, CONCRETE (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-29-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

FOR BERNARD, NATIONAL TITLE WASN'T TICKET INTO DIVISION I

CONCRETE EAGLES FAN

EAGLES NOT READY TO THINK 'REPEAT'

NATIONAL CROWN IN HAND, EAGLES ANTICIPATE VERY DIFFERENT SEASON

UNLUCKY LEAK RETURNS FOR EAGLES

EAGLES FACE NEW CHALLENGE

EAGLES OPEN TITLE DEFENSE WITH 76-58 WIN OVER VIKES

BERNARD 'T'S' SPARK CENTRAL OVER CLARK

TALK OF 'REPEAT' EAGLES' PROBLEM

EAGLES DODGE BULLET

'POPS' BENNETT SAVES EAGLES IN HOME DEBUT

EAGLES POWER BY HAMPTON

EAGLES DISPOSE OF COACH-LESS HAMPTON

NORFOLK ST. KNOCKS OFF NCCU

EAGLES' SENIORS SEEKING SWEEP IN BULL CITY CLASSIC

NCCU, ST. PAUL'S IN BULL CITY FINAL

THE EAGLE HAS LANDED

SIFFORD HELPS EAGLES NIP ST. PAUL'S

EAGLES, BLUE DEVILS SOAR TO NEW HEIGHTS/1989 NCCU BASKETBALL

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)

EX-DUKE SOCCER STAR ULRICH SHOWS 'IT'S NEVER TOO LATE'

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
FANFARE/NCCU SIGNEES
EAGLES RELEASE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
MASSEY SUDDENLY HOT NFL DRAFT PROSPECT
DIFFERENT BATTLES FACE FORMER EAGLES
IT'S 'CRYING TIME' AGAIN IN THE CIAA
EARLY MORNING EAGLE
EAGLES GET READY FOR OPENER
EAGLES 13TH IN PRESEASON POLL
EAGLES SEEK NEW STARS

W-S STATE, VIRGINIA STATE FAVORITES IN CIAA ACTION
IF THERE'S STRENGTH IN NUMBERS, EAGLES CAN REPEAT '88 SUCCESS
NCCU'S LATTIMORE CONFIDENT IN PREPARATION FOR AiT
EAGLES PREPARED FOR IMPROVED AGGIES
BIG TESTS ON TAP FOR DEVILS, EAGLES, 'PACK
AGGIES THUMP EAGLES, 24-6
AGGIES FIND EAGLES' WEAKNESSES

ERROR-PLAGUED EAGLES COUNTING ON IMPROVED EFFORT IN GAME 2
COOLEY A STUDENT FIRST
TRIANGLE IS FOCUS OF BUSY WEEKEND
TOUGH DEFENSE CARRIES EAGLES TO WIN OVER MORRIS BROWN
VIRGINIA STATE GROUND GAME TOUGH TEST FOR EAGLE DEFENSE
EAGLES IN 'CLASSIC TEST

BLUE DEVILS TO PUT SEASON ON THE LINE AT TENNESSEE
TROJANS RALLY TWICE TO CLIP EAGLES, 17-14
EAGLES' OFFENSE HAVING TROUBLE GETTING OFF THE GROUND
EAGLES TO PUT 'BEST FOOT FORWARD'

EDMONDS' STORY: FROM WALK-ON TO EAGLES DEFENSIVE LEADER
YOUNG HEELS VISIT POWERFUL WOLFPACK
NEW-LOOK EAGLES EVEN RECORD WITH ROMP OVER THOROBREDS
EAGLES OVERPOWER VISITING THOROBREDS
IT'S EARLY, BUT NCCU FACES 'MUST-WIN'
EAGLES MUST WIN TO STAY IN TITLE RACE
CLEMSON SPEARHEADS TRIANGLE INVASION

HAMPTON CRIPPLES N.C. CENTRAL'S CHANCES OF CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP
EAGLES DIE BY THE PASS VS. HAMPTON
LATTIMORE STANDS ALONE AFTER DEFEAT

EAGLES NEED PRACTICE

N.C. CENTRAL COMES OUT ON TOP IN ERROR-FILLED WIN OVER FAYETTEVILLE ST.

EAGLES OVERCOME ERRORS, FAYETTEVILLE ST.

NCCU VS. WINSTON-SALEM

EAGLES GET PSYCHED FOR POWERFUL RAMS

TAR HEELS, EAGLES TO BE ROAD 'DOGS

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4/19/1989 H

8 P F A76

H

2

6/04/1989 C

1 P U M14

H

2

7/27/1989 C

1 P P T32

H

2

7/29/1989 A

2 N

H

2

8/07/1989 B

2 P N

H

2

8/25/1989 C

4 P P T32

H

2 10/15/1989 C

3 P N M88

H

2 11/15/1989 D

5 P N

S

2 11/16/1989 B

3 P N P52

H

2 11/17/1989 B

1 P N M88

H

2 11/18/1989 D

1 N B64

H

2 11/19/1989 C

4 N B64

H

2 11/21/1989 B

2 U M88

H

2 11/21/1989 B

2 P N B64

S

2 11/21/1989 D

1 P N A76

H

2 12/01/1989 B

1 P N B64

S

2 12/01/1989 B

1 P N A76

H

2 12/06/1989 D

1 N

S

2 12/09/1989 B

1 P U P52

H

2 12/10/1989 C

4 N

H

2 12/11/1989 D

1 P P K30

S

2 12/11/1989 D

2 P U P52

H

2 12/31/1989 C

1 P G M88

H

2 12/31/1989 C

2 U F95

H

2

2/11/1989 D

4 P N

S

2

3/13/1989 D

12 N P52

S

2

4/19/1989 D

1 P U D18

H

2

7/16/1989 C

1 P N P75

H

2

8/16/1989 D

1 P U P75

H

2

8/20/1989 B

1 P P K30

S

2

8/21/1989 D

2 P P K30

H

2

8/23/1989 D

2 N

S

2

8/23/1989 D

5 P F P52

S

2

8/23/1989 D

8 F A76

H

2

8/24/1989 D

11 P F

H

2

8/30/1989 D

1 P N P75

S

2

8/30/1989 D

1 N A76

S

2

9/01/1989 D

1 P N

H

2

9/03/1989 B

1 N P75

S

2

9/04/1989 D

4 U A76

H

2

9/06/1989 D

1 P N G50

S

2

9/06/1989 D

2 P N A76

S

2

9/08/1989 D

1 P N

H

2

9/10/1989 C

1 P N P75

H

2

9/13/1989 D

1 N P75

S

2

9/13/1989 D

2 P N A76

S

2

9/15/1989 D

1 P N

H

2

9/17/1989 C

1 P N P75

H

2

9/20/1989 D

1 P N P75

S

2

9/20/1989 D

1 P N A76

H

2

9/22/1989 B

1 P N P75

S

2

9/22/1989 D

1 P N

H

2

9/24/1989 C

1 P N P75

S

2

9/25/1989 D

6 P U A76

H

2

9/27/1989 D

1 N P75

S

2

9/27/1989 D

1 P N P52

S

2

9/29/1989 D

1 P N

H

2 10/01/1989 C

1 N M88

S

2 10/02/1989 D

5 P U P52

H

2 10/04/1989 C

2 P N 850

S

2 10/04/1989 B

3 P N A76

H

2 10/08/1989 C

1 N B64

S

2 10/09/1989 D

4 P U A76

H

2 10/11/1989 D

1 N M88

S

2 10/11/1989 D

1 P N P52

S

2 10/13/1989 B

1 P N

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SUBJE

RAMS DOOM EAGLES' HOPES FOR CIAA TITLE

LUl!H S ffflBUPJSBk* LATTIMORE'S EAGLES SIMPLY PLAYING

Fiifif FS' FYFS ON 1990

LIGHTLY REGARDS) CLARK PULLS SHOCKER AGAINST N.C. CENTRAL

IT'S NOT GETTING ANY EASIER FOR EAGLES

EAGLES STILL SHAKEN BY LOSS TO CLARK

^CENTRAL GOESBEAR HUNTING, SHOOTS DOWN LIVINGSTON

FISHERI RECOMMENDS CONTRACT EXTENSION FOR LATTIKORE

YOUNG EAGLES OVERCOME MISTAKES, BEARS

HARVEY BATTLES LONG ODDS IN NFL BID

LATTIMORE, EAGLES GUN FOR UN IN FINALE

LATTIMORE SECURE DESPITE RECORD

EAGLES END SEASON WITH ROUT OF SMITH

NCCU EAGLES SAVE THE BEST FOR LAST

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS, TRACK
EAGLES' ADDITION

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL
EAGLES FALL

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS HALL OF FAME
NCCU HALL OF FAME INDUCTS 7

N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. TOURING CHOIR
SEE N.C, CENTRAL UNIV. CHOIR

N.C. CEREBRAL PALSY HOSPITAL ,_„A1
SEE LENOX BAKER CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

N.C. CHAMBER SOLOISTS
SEE ALSO CHAMBER MUSIC
N.C. CHAMBER SOLOISTS PLAY TONIGHT

N.C. CHILD ADVOCACY INSTITUTE

^ySw&KWs ACTING CHILDRF*
CHILD ADVOCATES SAY LEGISLATURE NOT GTVING ENOUGH
CHILD ADVOCATE BLASTS N.C. LEGISLATORS FOR LACK OF FUNDS

^iSW&SS^S^i, LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
PANEL SHOULDN^TTOUCH DAY-CARE SPANKING BAN
CHILDREN SHOULD COME FIRST IN DAY-CARE RULES

N.C. CHILD DAY CARE LICENSING BOARD
SEE N.C. CHILD DAY CARE COMMISSION

N.C. CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ^,TATr,T™,
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PEDIATRICS
HOSPITAL ADOFTSNAME CHANGES, BOARD RENAMES PROGRAMS
NEWBORN CARE THREATENED — STUDY
CURING THE FEAR _ _ „„ n/vv „T_
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL GETS tlO,000 GIFT

N.C. CITIZENS FOR BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.

HERBERT GETS AWARD FROM BUSINESS GROUP

BUSINESS GROUP HONORS PAIR FROM DURHAM

SCOGGINS TO LEAD BUSINESS GROUP

N.C. CLIMATE PROGRAM

SEr^T°HOLDTYOUR BREATH WAITING FOR ICE AGE, EXPERT SAYS

N.C. CLOSED JUNIORS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE N.C. JUNIOR CLOSED TENNIS TOURNAMENT

N.C. COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

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H

2 10/15/1989 C

1 N B64

S

2 10/16/1989 D

5 P U P52

H

2 10/18/1989 D

1 N M88

S

2 10/18/1989 D

2 N A76

H

2 10/22/1989 C

4 N B64

H

2 10/25/1989 D

1 N M98

S

2 10/25/1989 Ii

3 N A76

H

2 10/29/1989 C

3 N B36

H

2 10/30/1989 B

2 P N M88

S

2 10/30/1989 D

4 P U A76

H

2 11/01/1989 D

1 P N M88

H

2 11/01/1989 D

3 N G50

S

2 11/01/1989 D

2 P N P52

H

2 11/05/1989 C

3 N W55

S

2 11/06/1989 D

4 P U P52

H

2 5/20/1989 D

4 P P S76

H

2 11/01/1989 D

2 P P T37

S

2 4/25/1989 C

5 P N A76

H 2 5/11/1989 B 1 N

S 2 2/09/1989 A 12 N
H 2 7/09/1989 B 9 N
S 2 8/29/1989 A 5 J Oil

S 2 11/18/1989 A 4 E
S 2 12/16/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 7/11/1989 A 1 N L90

CHH 1 8/03/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1 11/29/1989 A 3 P N

CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 3 N

H 2 3/23/1989 C 1 P N K65
S 2 3/23/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 8/06/1989 D 8 N

CHH 1 2/12/1989 A 3 P N H90

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SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
GROUP FIGHTING HOME VIOLENCE MOVING STATE OFFICE TO DURHAM

N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
COASTAL MANAGEMENT DIVISION POST FILLED
COASTAL PANEL MEMBERS GET ETHICS BOARD CAUTION LETTERS
BILL WOULD LIMIT DEVELOPERS ON N.C. COASTAL COMMISSION
DEMONSTRATORS SHOU SUPPORT FOR BILLS TO PROTECT COAST
BATTLE OVER BEACHFRONT PROTECTION
PILKEY SAYS STATE IS LOSING ON COASTAL FORESTS

N.C. COLLEGE

SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.

N.C. COMMISSION ON THE BICENTENNIAL OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION „„„.„„.

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR THE BICENTENNIAL OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION

SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION

BLACK CAUCUS VOTES TO BOYCOTT SESSION _ H

MISSING AN OPPORTUNITY; SLAVE MARKET COULD BE PLAFORM FOR ELOQUENCE H

U.S. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION SPARKS DEBATE AROUND STATE H

BLACK CAUCUS BOYCOTTS TRIP H

MICHAUX: 30 WHITE LAWMAKERS JOIN FAYETTEVILLE BOYCOTT H

SOME LEGISLATORS PLAN TO SKIP FAYETTEVILLE CEREMONIAL SESSION H

GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOLDS CEREMONIAL SESSION IN FAYETTEVILLE H

RIDE IN AN OLD CARRIAGE H

THE SMEARING OF DURHAM H

UNC CIVIL LIBERTIES FORUM SCHEDULED CHH

CAROLINA DOGWOOD BLOOMS ON STAMP CHH

CAROLINA DOGWOOD BLOOMS ON STAMP CHH

N.C. MARKS 200TH YEAR OF STATEHOOD H

N.C. CONSTITUTION

SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION
SEE ALSO N.C, GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO VETO POWER

CONSTITUTION GIVES POWER TO PEOPLE AND LT. GOVERNOR

PANEL BACKS RESTRUCTURING OF WILDLIFE COMMISSION

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION URGED

STATE SENATE ADVANCES ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE

SENATE GIVES FINAL APPROVAL TO 4-YEAR TERMS

INSIGHT/VETO DRIVES EFFORT FOR MAJOR CHANGES

PICKING AND CHOOSING COULD BECOME RISKY

SCHOOL ANTI-PROFANITY BILL GETS SIDETRACKED

N.C. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
LEGISLATORS CONCERNED ABOUT CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
STATE SHOULDN'T DERAIL CONVENTION ON BUDGET

N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.

FEMALE PRISONERS TO PROMOTE NORTH CAROLINA'S VACATION SPOTS

INMATES TO PROMOTE STATE

S 2 7/27/1989 C 1 N M06

H 2 1/11/1989 D

4 N

H 2 1/22/1989 B

1 N

H 2 5/05/1989 A

14 N

H 2 5/10/1989 C

5 N

CHH 1 10/03/1989 A

4 E

S 2 10/17/1989 C

1 P N

N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE

COUNCIL OF STATE DELAYS HOUSE-SWAP DECISION
STATE APPROVES FAST FUNDS FOR TORNADO RELIEF
COUNCIL OF STATE SEEKS ACTION ON MONUMENT
UNSPENT STATE PAY MONEY GOING FOR HUGO DAMAGE

N.C. COUNCIL ON AGING

SEE N.C. DIVISION OF AGING

N.C. COUNCIL ON DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
DISABILITIES SURVEY SAYS SERVICES ARE NEEDED

4/06/1989 B
4/08/1989 A
4/10/1989 B
4/11/1989 A
4/12/1989 C
4/13/1989 A
4/14/1989 B
4/14/1989 C
4/20/1989 A
8/22/1989 A
8/24/1989 A
8/24/1989 A
11/21/1989 A

1/06/1989
4/05/1989
4/12/1989
5/02/1989
5/02/1989
5/07/1989
5/15/1989

3
4
1
1
1
13
5
1
4
3
1
1
1

7/01/1989 B

2 3/01/1989 A
2 4/12/1989 A

2 2/03/1989 C
2 2/04/1989 A

CHH 1 3/08/1989 A
H 2 6/07/1989 A
H 2 6/07/1989 C
H 1 11/08/1989 C

N
E
N

N L40
N N36
N
N
P
E

N S17
N M70
N H90
N N36

4
11
10

1

L
N
N

N L40
N

U L40
J Oil
N

3 N

4 E

1 M N L40

1 N L40

1 N L40

1 P N L40

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 5 N

N.C. COUNCIL ON THE HOLOCAUST

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^P^NAMET^WaTE HOLOCAUST COUNCIL

■"TrfBHWWSHt COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS Of WOMEN
2 RECEIVE MEDALLIONS FROM WOMEN'S COUNCIL

N.C. COURT Of APPEALS

^AN^UPHOLDl'LIFE*SENTENCf IN ELIZABETH CITY HOSTAGE CASE
STATE COURTOF APPEALS RULES TEACHER ACTED UNETHICALLY... „ .„„
COURT SAYS CASE INVOLVING PROTEST Of DEATH PENALTY BECAME MOOT ISSUE
CHAPEL HILL EXCEEDED AUTHORITY, COURT RULES
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RIGHTS Of DEVELOPERS
CHAPEL" HILU A TOWIN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
COURT UPHOLDS POLICE ACTION IN CHASE, DEATHS

I^T^S^ATTACKE^ON^Y HOME ENTITLED TO WORKER'S COMPENSATION...
APPEALS CO^TRULES i5M,0W RESTITUTION EXCESSIVE IN DEATH-BY-VEHICLE
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS CHAPEL HILL IN FED ROOF INN SUIT
N\cTapVeALS COURT OVERTURNS THORPE'S FELONY CONVICTIONS
COURT FREES MANCONVICTED OF POSSESSING STOLEN AUTO
flPPEMSOTffBIJM VALIDATES USE OF 'JAILHOUSE INFORMANTS'
PRISON SENTENCE CUT TO 28 YEARS

ffi WfflBiSBI&FI&ft SKIviioce in moll CASE

COURT SAYSJURY SHOUIJGET CASE Of CONTAMINATED ALAMANCE WELLS
ANNADALE LOSES APPEAL IN ROBBERIES

APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS KIDNAP, RAPE CONVICTIONS
CARRBORO REITERATES CIRCLE K ARGUMENT
. COUNCIL PONDERS 'ENDLESS' HEARING
JUDGE TO RESIGN EFFECTIVE FEB. 9
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS LOCAL RAPE CCWICTION
CajRT SENDS MALPRACTICE CASE BACK TO COUNTY

N,C' S^^,G^LCARRBOR0 CRAFTS SHOP HAS OWNER. 'A LITTLE LIGHT-HEADED'
UGRKS^F CARt^ELLIOTT ARE ^DISPLAY NOW AT N.C. CRAFTS GALLERY
WEAVING EXHIBIT

N.C. CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION
SEE CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION

N.C. DAY CARE ASSOCIATION ^^
SPANKING SUIT DEAL THREATENS CHILDREN

N<Cfc^.EOT8?^ COMMISSION

^kSiSf^^&^&Bim RETIREMENTS

N.C. DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

WdHEWUtt 'OLD-BOY NETWORK-

N.C. DEPT. OF ADMINISTRATION , ^^

DURHAM NATIVE RECEIVES N.C. AWARD Of EXCELLENCE

N.C. DEPT. OF COMMERCE „„^rw.1_

'^Si^^&S^^m.y DISTRESSED COUNTIES

N.C. DEPT, Of COMMERCE, SECRETARY _„^Arw
BROYHILL NAMED N.C. COMMERCE SECRETARY

N,CSEE^AL^AM^STKCTI0NAL ASSOCIATION

CHH 1 11/26/1989 A 1 P N SI?

S 2 3/30/1989 A 1 N

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1

H

2

H

2

CHH

1

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

1

H

1

H

2

CHH

1

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

CHH

1

S

2

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/04/1989 B
1/18/1989 D
2/08/1989
2/08/1989
2/09/1989
2/12/1989
2/22/1989
3/23/1989
4/05/1989
4/09/1989 B
4/19/1989 A
6/21/1989
7/06/1989
7/20/1989
8/04/1989
9/20/1989
9/20/1989
9/20/1989
10/19/1989
10/19/1989
10/26/1989
11/08/1989
11/15/1989
12/02/1989
12/19/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989

1 P N

3 N

3 N

12 N

1 N

1 P N

10 N

1
1

14
1
1
4
1

2 P N

3 N
3 N
1 N
1 P N

1 N

2 N

3 N

L40
S69
M70

M70

S82
L40
L40
L40
S82
S82
L40
R53
L40
S32
S82
S82
R53
C62
M70
B53
L40
L40

CHH 1 7/06/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 10/09/1989 A 8 P P L38
CHH 1 12/14/1989 A 10 P P C45

S 2 9/15/1989 A 4 E

H 2 4/02/1989 B 1 N

S 2 9/02/1989 C 3 N

H 1 1/06/1989 C 1 N

H 2 1/25/1989 B 5 N

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SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
ULTIMATE HOUSE ARREST: STATE OFFICIALS PUSH ELECTRONIC ALTERNATIVE...
NEW TREATMENT CENTER SHOULD BE BEGINNING

N.C. DEPT. OF CRIME CONTROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO CRIME COMMISSION, GOVERNOR'S
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
TURF FIGHT ERUPTS IN UAR ON DRUGS

N.C. DEPT. OF ECONOMIC RESOURCES

SEE N.C. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

N.C. DEPT. OF EDUCATION

SEE N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

N.C, DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND NATURAL RESOURCES

SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES _

SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

BILL COBEY IS NEW HEAD OF ENVIRONMENT AGENCY

DURHAM SEWAGE PLANTS MAY CLOSE IF QUALITY NOT MET

AGENCY MAY REVIEW TAKING OF WATER FROM JORDAN LAKE

CHATHAM SCHOOLS LOOK FOR EXCUSES

N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND NATURAL RESOURCES

DON'T PINCH PENNIES HERE

HEALTH CARE REFORM CALLS GROW

BILL COBEY IS NEW HEAD OF ENVIRONMENT AGENCY

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S 2 7/11/1989 A

1 N S69
4 E

H 2 4/30/1989 B 1 N

H 2 8/12/1989 A
S 2 9/21/1989 A
H 2 9/30/1989 A
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A

2 4/21/1989 A
2 7/31/1989 B
2 8/12/1989 A

N.C. DEPT. OF LABOR

LABOR DEPARTMENT'S PAY PRACTICE DRAWS REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AFTER... H

N.C. DEPT, OF MOTOR VEHICLES

SEE N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES

N.C. DEPT, OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING

SEE ALSO LAND USE

SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND NATURAL RESOURCES

SEE ALSO N.C. MAIN STREET PROGRAM
SHELTER WILL VIE FOR GRANT FUNDS CHH 1

COMPLAINTS SPARK PROBE OF AREA DEM CHH 1

DEM OFFICIAL DEFENDS LOCAL ENFORCEMENT CHH 1

BILL COBEY IS NEW HEAD OF ENVIRONMENT AGENCY H 2

COBEY'S PERFORMANCE A PLEASANT SURPRISE S 2

3/27/1989 A
5/19/1989 A
5/20/1989 A
8/12/1989 A
9/28/1989 A

N.C. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, SECRETARY
RHODES AND COBEY ARE SWITCHING JOBS

N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION

EXTENSIVE AUDIT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM SCHEDULED FOR STATE THIS YEAR H 2

EDUCATION STAFF TO BE REDUCED S 2

OMBUDSMAN HIRED FOR EDUCATION ISSUES S 2

ETHERIDGE WORKING DPI INTO CONDITION S 2

N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, DIVISION OF SCHOOL PLANNING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS FOLLOW RECOMMENDATIONS OF '85

N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, EMPLOYEES
ETHERIDGE COLLECTS 15 RESIGNATIONS

S 2

H

N.C. DEPT, OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, SUPERINTENDENT

BEFORE LOST EFFECTIVENESS, PHILLIPS LED STATE SCHOOLS 'OUT OF DARK AGES' H

NEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS CHIEF VOWS TO LIGHT FIRE UNDER AGENCY H

SUPERINTENDENT VOWS LESS BUREAUCRACY S

WILL WORKS MATCH HIS WORDS? H

1/09/1989 B
1/31/1989 A
3/21/1989 A
6/20/1989 A

9/13/1989 A
1/19/1989 B

1/02/1989 A
1/10/1989 B
1/11/1989 A
1/15/1989 D

1 P N
1 N C61
9 P N
4 E

4 E
1 N
1 P N

2 5/15/1989 B 7 P N

3 N

1 N M25
1 N M25
1 P N

4 E

H 2 1/05/1989 D 4 N

1 N

11 N

8 N

4 E

1 N S92

2 N

13 N
2 P N

13 N
4 E

N,C. DEPT. OF REVENUE

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SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

SEE ALSO N.C., REVENUES „

SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.

TAX EVADERS GET BREAK ^

WRONG PEOPLE TO GIVE AMNESTY

TAX AMNESTY STARTS SLOWLY

N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION

SEEALSO N.C. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION

SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION WMWEHEKT PROGRAM

^NTERSTATE5^ WIDENING PROJECT ON SCHEDULE, ENGINEER SAYS
I-85MAY GO 8 LANES; SEGMENT TO END NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
STATE CONSIDERS BYPASS OPTIONS FOR U.S. 15-501
FEBRUARY?! WINTER WONDERLAND CARRIES WITH IT HEFTY PRICE TAG

clement: tar heels need to get on right track

DOT TURNS DEAF EAR ON CARRBORO^
CARRBORO CHECKS ITS STREET 'WISH LIST'
CARRBORO ALDERMEN NOT HAPPY WITH REVISED ROAD PLAN
DOT WANTS TRIANGLE TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY

HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS SKEPTICAL OF 1-85 PLANS

DOT REVISES 1-85 INTERCHANGE PLAN

DON'T TOUCH THAT TREE! __„ nurvA^

DOT HOLDS WORKSHOP ON PITTSBORO BYPASS

FOR ORANGE COUNTY FAST-TRACKERS, 1-40 JUST GOT FASTER

HEARINGS SCHEDULED ON ROAD PROPOSAL

OPPOSITION MAY HALT FREEWAY

DOT OFFICIAL WANTS4-LANE U.S. 15-501

CHATHAM BOARD FAVORS U.S. 15-501, MO LINK

RUDE DOT DRIVES HARD BARGAIIVROJJW) URENN

CARRBORO OFFICIAL HEARS FEW COMMITS FOR DOT

FATH OF DURHAM 1-85 SKIPS 2 NEIGHBORHOODS

GIVE THE DOT A BREAK u „„__

COOPERATION PAYS OFF FOR DURHAM RESIDENTS

DOT NOT ABOVE THE LAW _ ^acv.

TOWN MAY RECONSIDER EASTERN BYPASS ^^

HIGHWAY BILL PAVES WAY FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS

DOT SUES TO CONDEMN GAS STATION _

WIDENING OF CARRBORO STREETS AGAIN DEBATED

DOTPLANNER SAYS SURVEY SUPPORTS CONNECTOR NEED

ALDERMEN TO IRON OUT ROAD-WIDENING ISSUE

^SmSsT ffi,Riffi IIP IW ON NOT* SIDE OF CLUB

ALDERMEN COMPROMISE ON TREE-SAVING SIDEWALK PLAN

DOT CHARTS CARRBORO'S BIKE ROUTES

LOCAL POLITICS! THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH

OPPONENT DOUBTS DOT WILL SCALE DOWN PROJECTS

1-85 WON'T INCREASE RUNOFF, OFFICIAL SAYS

ROAD BOARD MAY OK DAVIS WIVEPAVING

^K\JBff fSB SPSS KKses

S B^lS^S*?^ foV TENSIONS Wi™ DOT

STATES HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM AN ECONOMICS PROJECT

DOT SNUBBED THEM, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY

DOT SAYS TRAFFIC LIGHT UNLIKELY AT MORE SCHOOL

NEW INTERCHANGE FOR BUTNER NOW 'ON FAST TRACK'

R£TURNING°GRANT WON'T 'CURB' TOWN, DOT RELATIONSHIP
PROJECT WOULD LEVEL CROSSING AT RAILROAD
DOT URGES HELMETS TO ACCOMPANY BIKES

TRANSIT FIGURES RELEASED

CARRBORO RESIICNTS DEBATE DOT OFFER DOotd&m
DOT GETS SERVICE CITATION FOR BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM

N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, BUDGET
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGHWAY FUND

S 2 8/12/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/15/1989 A 4 E
S 2 10/05/1989 A 4 E

H 2

1/18/1989 B

12 N K65

CHH 1

1/27/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

2/01/1989 A

1 M N M25

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

1 P N L90

H 2

2/23/1989 A

1 P N

CHH 1

2/26/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

2/28/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH 1

3/16/1989 A

1 M N C62

CHH 1

3/22/1989 A

1 N M70

H 2

3/23/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

4/09/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

4/12/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

4/20/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

5/03/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

5/03/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

5/03/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

5/28/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH ]

5/31/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

4 U

CHH 1

6/11/1989 A

3 P N C62

s :

! 6/23/1989 A

1 M N C61

CHH 1

6/28/1989 A

4 L

s ;

! 6/29/1989 A

4 E

CHH i

6/30/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

L 7/31/1989 A

1 P N D38

CHH

I 7/31/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH

, 8/12/1989 A

3 P N H90

CHH

, 8/16/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH

. 8/22/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH

1 8/22/1989 A

3 P N H90

CHH

I 8/22/1989 A

3 N C62

H

2 8/23/1989 C

1 P N R63

CHH

1 8/23/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH

L 8/29/1989 A

3 M N C62

CHH

t 8/30/1989 A

4 U

CHH

1 9/06/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH

t 10/13/1989 A

1 N M20

S

2 10/13/1989 C

1 N C61

H

2 10/14/1989 A

1 N L40

CHH

1 10/14/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH

1 10/28/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH

1 11/07/1989 A

3 N M20

H

2 11/12/1989 D

2 U L40

CHH

1 11/12/1989 A

1 P N H20

CHH

1 11/21/1989 A

1 N M70

H

1 11/23/1989 C

1 N T33

CHH

1 11/23/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH

1 11/25/1989 A

1 N W57

CHH

1 11/25/1989 A

1 N W57

CHH

1 11/26/1989 A

3 N

CHH

1 12/08/1989 A

3 N

CHH

1 12/17/1989 A

1 N C62

H

2 12/23/1989 B

1 N

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

COUNTY WANTS FUNDS FOR TRANSIT PROGRAM

N.C. DEPT, OF TRANSPORTATION, SECRETARY
RHODES AND COBEY ARE SWITCHING JOBS

N.C. DEPT. OF TREASURY
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE

N.C. DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
EDMONDS RECEIVES N.C. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

N.C. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL
MAN'S LONG WAIT REWARDED

N.C. DIVISION OF ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLES
SEE ALSO N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PAROLE
OVERTIME FOR PROBATION, PAROLE OFFICERS THREATENS EFFORTS TO EASE...

N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO AGING

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
PROGRAMS FOR ELDERLY IMPERILED; LACK OF MONEY HAS OFFICIALS SCRAMBLING

N.C. DIVISION OF COASTAL MANAGEMENT
SEE N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION

N.C. DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO N.C, ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION

STATE TO HOLD HEARING ON AHBERLY

STATE: HILLSBOROUGH ENGINEER'S REPORT INSUFFICIENT

OWASA TO SOUND OFF ON AMBERLY

2 WASTE-TREATMENT PLANTS EXPANSION STEP APPROVED 13-0

STATE SOLICITS COMMENTS ON ENO GUIDELINES

DEM DISRESPECTFUL TO CITIZENS

EARLY AMBERLY RULING IS IN HAND

DEM HEAD PLANS AMBERLY SITE TOUR

STATE REJECTS AMBERLY PLAN

OPPONENTS SURPRISED BY AMBERLY DECISION

DEM ON THE RIGHT TRACK

OXFORD FINED »71,000 FOR WATER PLANTS

COMPLAINTS SPARK PROBE OF AREA DEM

DEM OFFICIAL DEFENDS LOCAL ENFORCEMENT

SZOSTAK TO SEEK SEWER LINES FOR SCALED-DOWN AMBERLY

SZOSTAK TO SEEK SEWER LINES FOR SCALED-DOWN AMBERLY

DEM OFFICIAL SAYS RECORD SHOWS REGIONAL OFFICE NOT OVERLY LENIENT

ORANGE, CHATHAM MAY ADOPT WATER REGULATIONS

STATE QUESTIONS PAYMENT TO HAULER

DEM REGIONAL SUPERVISOR TO RESIGN

SLUDGE-HAULER'S REQUEST DENIED BY STATE

STATE FINISHES DEM INVESTIGATION

REGIONAL DEM DIRECTOR DEFENDS ENFORCEMENT RECORD

REPORT CITES PROBLEM AREAS

STATE EYES HILLSBOROUGH WATER PLANT

REGIONAL DEM BOSS MOVED TO NEW JOB

HAULER DIDN'T GET SPECIAL TREATMENT, INVESTIGATORS SAY

NEVER-MAILED LETTER QUESTIONED HILLSBOROUGH DYE-REMOVAL PLAN

STATE PLANS TO PURSUE FINES AGAINST OXFORD

STATE ALLOWS TOWN TO REMOVE RED DYE

HILLSBOROUGH WASTEWATER TEST FILED LATE — DEM

OEM'S POLICY UNCLEAR; OFFICIALS DIFFER ON MCLENNAN'S FARM

TREATMENT PLANT TO GET VIOLATION NOTICE

DEM NEEDS MORE MONEY TO DO THE JOB

DEM! NO WATERSHED MORATORIUM/ENGINEER TOLD THAT DEM CONTINUES TO...

OFFICIALS WEIGH WATERSHED PROTECTION ALTERNATIVES (CORRECTED 8-15-89)

HILLSBOROUGH FAILS JULY SEWER DISCHARGE TESTS

WASTE HAULER FINED $13,000 FOR VIOLATIONS

-DATE-

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

S 2 11/27/1989 C 1 N H65

H 2 1/05/1989 D 4 N

CHH 1 4/21/1989 A 5 P N

S 2 8/29/1989 A 4 E

S 2 1/06/1989 C 2 N

H 2 2/24/1989 C 1 N P41

CHH 1

1/11/1989 A

3

N C62

CHH 1

1/12/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

1/13/1989 A

3

N L90

H 2

2/07/1989 C

1

N S69

CHH 1

3/01/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

3/05/1989 A

4

L

CHH 1

3/28/1989 A

3

N C62

CHH 1

4/13/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

4/21/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

4/21/1989 A

1

N C62

CHH 1

4/22/1989 A

4

E

H 2

5/16/1989 A

1

N T33

CHH 1

5/19/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

5/20/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

5/25/1989 A

1

N C62

CHH 1

5/25/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

5/25/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

5/26/1989 A

2

N M25

CHH 1

6/01/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

6/14/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

7/11/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

7/12/1989 A

N M25

CHH 1

7/13/1989 A

N M25

CHH 1

7/13/1989 A

N M25

CHH 1

7/14/1989 A

N D38

CHH 1

7/14/1989 A

N M25

CHH 1

7/14/1989 A

N M25

CHH 1

7/15/1989 A

N D38

H 1

7/19/1989 C

N T33

CHH 1

7/25/1989 A

N D38

CHH 1

8/01/1989 A

N D38

CHH 1

8/04/1989 A

N C62

CHH 1

8/08/1989 A

N D38

CHH 1

8/09/1989 A

E

CHH 1

8/11/1989 A

N M20

CHH 1

8/11/1989 A

M N M25

CHH 1

8/11/1989 A

P N D38

CHH 1

8/12/1989 A

N M25

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ENO WATER ABOVE HILLSBOROUGH PLANT FAILS STATE TEST

SEWER STORY OMITS IMPORTANT POINT wtwmMl

MCLENNAN FARM PERMIT MAY BE DECIDED TUESDAY

STATEOFFICIALS PLEASED WITH CHEMICAL SPILL CLEANUP

DEM LACKS WRITTEN RULES ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT, OFFICIAL SAYS

CHATHAM PAID SLUDGE HAULER FINED BY STATE

SLUDGE HAULER'S $11,000 FINE COULD HAVE REAOO $60,000

MSirV-^PRDlffraTO SLAP VIOLATION ON HILLSBOROUGH

PmaWDMKS OWASA TOWUL TOWN'S SLUDGE FROM TREATMENT PLANT

WOODALL TO CONTEST DEM FINES

CHATHAM SCHOOLS FINED $95,000 „,ATm „ttl„,

CHATHAM SCHOOLS HAD BEEN GIVEN WASTEWATER FUNDS

STOP POLLUTION, WHATEVER THE SOURCE

ffi WWXfAVBt PRESIDENT QUESTIONS DEM FINES..,

S°{^S ffi ^A^LE^UDGE TRUCK
SCHMLS TO SEEK WAIVER OF FIN£S/CHATHAM SCHOOLS RESPOND TO DEM
SCHOOL OFFICIALS DISCUSS DEM FINE
OXFORD FINES STILL GROWING OVERSEWAGE
ASBESTOS FOUND IN PIPE EXACAVATED AT PTA SHOP

IHflUUHErl Kgttn**

KMUIWMJBnta DISCHARGE TOXICITY TEST

OXFORDOFFICIALS WST ANSWER TO EPA ON SEWER WOES

DEM aJIDELINE DISCOURAGES SLUDGE USE IN BEST WATERSHEDS

BOARD POSTPONES SLUDGE PROPOSAL

OMASA HAD CANE CREEK SLUDGE FERMIT-DEM

JUDGE BACKSOXFORD ON $118,000 SEWAGE PLANT FINE

N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION

SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES

SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS tav/ mm^
TAX ASSESSOR REVVING UP TO CATCH CAR-TAX DODGERS

N.C. DIVISION OF PARKS AND RECREATION

^I«TrjRsfnMENHAVE TAKEN TOLL ON KERR LAKE PARKS

N.C. DIVISION OF SERVICES FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
SEE ALSO DEAF

SEDEAFf3 HEAffilMMIRED URGED TO LOBBY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

N.C. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD

SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C. „ „

DURHAM MAN NAMED TO DEVELOPMENT BOARD
MYERS ON DEVELOPMENT BOARD
COUNTY URGED TO RETHINK RESERVOIR

N.C. ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
SEE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.

N.C. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY

INCLUDE SCHOOLS IN EMERGENCY PLANNING, STATE OFFICIALS SAY

N.C. EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION

N.C. ENTERPRISE CORP.

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.

SEVeKE0& GAME: BANE OR BOON FOR NORTH CAROLINA?

N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE |FUND
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND

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

CHH

H

H

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

H 2

8/12/1989
8/12/1989
8/14/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/17/1989
8/19/1989
8/20/1989
9/10/1989
9/27/1989
10/05/1989
10/25/1989
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
11/03/1989
11/04/1989
11/04/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/18/1989 -
11/22/1989 A
11/28/1989 B
11/29/1989 C
11/29/1989
11/29/1989
12/01/1989
12/13/1989
12/15/1989
12/15/1989
12/19/1989

1

4

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1

1

1

3

1

3

1

3

1

1

4

3

1

3

1

1

3

1

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1

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1

3

3

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N D38
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N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N D38
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
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N M25
N M25
N M25

' N M20
N M25
N M25
N T33
N C62
N T33
N T33
N C62
N W57
N T33
N M25

5 N M25
N M25
N T33

S 2 12/06/1989 A 1 P N H65

H 2 1/31/1989 B 1 N H60

CHH 1 9/15/1989 A 3 N

H 2 8/11/1989 A 10 N
S 2 8/11/1989 B 4 N
CHH 1 12/15/1989 A 3 N M20

CHH 1 1/25/1989 A 1 N M20

H 2 10/29/1989 D

U L40

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1/01/1989

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SUBJE

N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION

SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
FLYNT FABRICS DISPUTES PLAN FOR MONITORING END
STATE UPHOLDS DENIAL OF AHBERLY PERMIT _

MARTIN DROPS WALLACE FROM STATE EMC; UNC PROFESSOR APPOINTED
A TOAST TO NEW WATER STANDARDS

DEM LACKS WRITTEN RULES ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT, OFFICIAL SAYS
WILL THE CAT PROTECT THE FLOUNDER?
COMMITTEE TO DEBATE WATERSHED URBANIZATION
DEM AVOIDS 'URBANIZATION' STANDARDS
6 LOCALS FAIL IN EMC WATER COUNCIL BIDS

N C FAIR SHARE

STUDY CRITICIZES ENERGY COSTS FOR LOW-INCOME N.C. RESIDENTS

N.C. FARMERS MARKET

SEE ALSO FARMERS MARKETS
STATE FARMERS MARKET TO HOLD ANNUAL FESTIVAL TODAY
STATE FARMERS MARKET FESTIVAL

N.C. FELLOWS PROGRAM

TWENTY FRESHMEN NAMED N.C. FELLOWS

N.C. FICTION SYNDICATE
SEE ALSO SHORT STORIES
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.

YEARNING FOR DIGNITY. WHAT WE DISCOVER ARE MEMORIES

SINGLE, AND GLAD TO ADMIT HIS SEASON OF UNCERTAINTY

LET ALL THINGS STAY THE SAME — EXCEPT FOR THE WEATHER

THE TRIBULATIONS OF ELLIE

TRILLIUMSJ SPRING FLOWERS CAUSE WARM MEMORIES TO BLOOM...

TURTLES, BOOBIES — AND A MAN HOLDING AN EGG

TRIANGLE AREA FICTION WRITERS TOP WINNERS

N.C. FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION FORMERLY N.C. FIREMEN ASSOCIATION)
VETERAN FIREFIGHTER CONTESTS FIRING

N.C. FOLK HERITAGE AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO FOLK ART

DURHAM BLUESMAN WINS AWARD

8 ARTISTS RECEIVE FOLK HERITAGE AWARDS

ORCHESTRA HONORS CORPORATE SPONSORS

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY

SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHORUS

INSIGHT/ '89 LEGISLATURE: NEW BALL GAME

LET THE PETTINESS END

N.C. PUBLIC TV FOUNDATION WORKS TO TUNE IN LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT

SOMEDAY, LEGISLATURE MAY VISIT RALEIGH

BOND PROPOSES COUNTY LIAISON WITH ASSEMBLY

ANIMAL JOKES ABOUND AT CAPITAL

BAKER WANTS N.C. SCHOOLS TAKEN OFF THE BACK BURNER

FRUGALITY MEETS PATRIOTISM HEAD-ON IN LEGISLATURE

STATE FACING METAPHOR DEFICIT

INSIGHT/VERBAL PROWESS: LAWMAKERS' SILLINESS RUNS FROM PLOTT HOUND...

N.C, GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ADJOURNMENT

GENERAL ASSEMBLY INNOVATORS AIMING FOR EARLY ADJOURNMENT

SQUABBLES DASH HOPES FOR ADJOURNING ASSEMBLY

STILL HANGING AROUND

HOUSE VOTES TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN CHURCH-RUN DAY-CARE CENTERS

HOUSE PANEL CONTINUES WORK ON EXPANSION BUDGET

HOUSE DEBATES BANNING LATE WORK BY STUDENTS

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ENTERS 4TH WEEK OF OVERTIME) ADJOURNMENT UP IN AIR

GOVERNOR RETRIEVING SUPPORTERS FOR VOTE ON VETO

LEGISLATURE ENACTS LAW TO TAX CONFISCATED DRUGS

SHIFTING OF MONEY MAY POSE LAST HURDLE TO ADJOURNMENT

C T S

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N E

E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1

4/02/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

5/12/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

7/13/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

7/17/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

8/16/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

9/06/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

11/28/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

11/29/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

12/15/1989 A

1 P N C62

H 2 6/01/1989 B 4 N

H 1 7/13/1989 C
H 1 7/14/1989 C

1/08/1989
2/05/1989
3/12/1989
4/23/1989
5/28/1989
6/18/1989
7/16/1989

1 N H60
1 P P T32

CHH 1 4/26/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 12/29/1989 A 1 N M70

s

2

1/19/1989 D

3 P N G59

H

2

1/20/1989 B

4 P N

H

2

1/24/1989 A

6 P U W15

H

2

1/08/1989 D

1 P F L40

H

2

1/08/1989 D

4

E

CHH 1

2/05/1989 A

1

N L90

S

2

5/05/1989 A

j

J Oil

S

2

5/25/1989 A

1 P N H65

S

2

6/02/1989 A

5

J Oil

S

2

6/30/1989 A

5

J Oil

S

2

7/11/1989 A

5

J on

S

2

8/04/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

8/13/1989 D

2

U L40

H

2

2/26/1989 B

1

N

H

2

6/26/1989 C

1

N

H

2

6/28/1989 A

4

E

H

2

7/13/1989 B

2

N

H

2

7/20/1989 D

4 P N

H

2

7/22/1989 A

8

N

H

2

7/23/1989 B

3 P N

H

2

8/09/1989 D

11

N

H

2

8/12/1989 A

8

N

H

2

8/12/1989 A

8 P N

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SUBJECTS

N.C. LAWMAKERS DRAG UPSET INTO SESSION'S CLOSE
TOU»EROpEN«EETINGS LAW DIES AS LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS
SESSION ENDS ON 215TH DAY

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS

SEE ALSO BLACKS', PCUTICAL OFFICE HOLDERS AND POLITICIANS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS

STATE HOUSE NOW BODY OF MINORITIES

17 BLACK LEGISLATORS FEEL INFLUENCE GROWING

BLACKLEGISLATORS ACCUSE MAVRETIC OF SLIGHTING THEM

INSIGHT/ '...TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE'

BLACKS AND GOP HELP EACH OTHER IN N.C. LEGISLATURE

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BUDGET

SEMARTIN fife'cALLS FOR NO TAX INCREASES/INVEST (^SOURCES INEDUCATION..
BUDGET.T.BUT TUITION, ALCOHOL LICENSES LIKELY TO GET MORE EXPENSIVE
MARTIN'S BUDGET POSES SOME QUESTIONS

SgfSKJL^ BE OPEN WITH BUDGET

SSIr5 lSs^^f^FKSpork barrel

PARK SYSTEM MAY GET MAJOR BUDGET BOOST

PAY RAISE REQUIRES BITING TAX BULLET

*9 MILLION IN LEGISLATURE'S SURPLUS FUND

LEGISLATIVE BUILDINGS TO GET RENOVATIONS

LEGISLATORS TAKE OUT KNIVES TO TRIM ANY FAT FROM BUDGET

FUNDS SOUGHT FOR ALAMANCE PRISON DORMS ___

PANEL PRESERVES GRANTS FOR RAPE-CRISIS PROGRAMS

$7.1 BILLION SPENDING BILL GOING BEFORE STATE SENATE

SENATE VOTES 47-0 TO APPROVE *7.1 BILLION BUDGET BILL

UNC, N.C. STATE ATHLETIC CUTS DEFEATED „„„„„„.

LEGISLATORS DEBATE". SLOWER PROCESS MEANS IMPROVEMENT

5X CUT IN STATE SPENDING CALLED PRUDENT MOVE

COMMITTEE VOTES TO ELIMINATE 542 VACANT STATE JOBS AirrlimTTV

PANEL DRAFTS BILL ON VETO POWER BUT DELETES LINE-ITEM AUTHORITY

HOUSE VOTE MOVES ASSEMBLY TOWARD BUDGET TALKS

STATE JOB VACANCIES SPUR POLITICIAN'S INCONSISTENCY

INSIGHT/GLASNOST IN RALEIGH A SOMETIME THING

SOME BUBGCTDISPUTES SETTLED BUT CONTROVERSIAL ONES REMAIN

AGREEMENT REACHED ON ROAD FUND DISPUTE _„T1U, ,__

ROYALL BUDGET PLAN MAY CAUSE LONG-TERM SPENDING WOES

SUBCOMMITTEE LISTS SEEK *588.9 MILLION IN SPENDING

SENATE PANEL SEEKS FUNDS FOR ABUSED CHILDREN SERVICES

HOUSE LEADERS FIND BUDGET DELIBERATIONS FRUSTRATING

TEW>(ERPAY RAISES BUMP OUT EDUCATION SPENDING IN HOUSE

GOVERNOR DENOUNCES SENATE LEADERS' FINANCIAL FLAN

INSIGHT/TRYING TO MESH TAXING, SPENDING

100TH DAY5 IT'S DOWN TO FIGHTIN' WORDS NOW

SENATE PANEL OKS BUDGET MARTIN WANTS REWORKED

N.C. BUDGET PLAN GETS 1ST SENATE l*H>. «„«„,

TEMPERS FLARE AS IMPASSE ON STATE BUDGET CONTINUES

N.C. HOUSE LEADERS' TAX PLAN QUICKLY DRAWS FIRE

INSIGHT/STATE LEGISLATURE IS UPSIDE DOWN ON TAX ISSUES

DISPUTE OVER *2 MILLION SNARLS OPERATING BUDGET

TWO-MONTH LOGJAM BROKEN ON STATE OPERATING BUDGET

N.C. HOUSE TORPEDOES SENATE BILL

SENATE OKS BUDGET; TOSSES DARE TO HOUSE

SENATE BUDGET FLAN NEEDS CLOSE SCRUTINY

STATE'S LEGISLATIVE TUG-OF-WAR INTENSIFIES

SENATE PANEL FAVORS SPENDING FOR NEW NCSU ARENA

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS BILL ADVANCES

UNFINI^BUSINESS: N.C7 LAWMAKERS DRAG TAX BILL INTO HAZY DAYS

BUDGET, TAX SHOWDOWN TO BEGIN IN LEGISLATURE

HOUSE-SENATE PANEL NEGOTIATES SPENDING

NEW HOUSE TAX PLAN WOULD HIT MOVIEGOERS, DRINKERS ___

LEGISLATURE AT BUDGET IMPASSE? HOUSE, SENATE LEADERS DISAGREE

WHO BENDS LEGISLATURE'S EAR?

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H 2 8/13/1989 A 1 N L40
H 2 8/13/1989 B 3 P N
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H

2

1/15/1989 D

2

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H

2

2/20/1989 B

1 P N

H

2

7/06/1989 A

10

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H

2 12/17/1989 D

1 P N

H

2 12/17/1989 D

1

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H

2

1/18/1989 A

1 P N L40

H

2

1/18/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

1/19/1989 A

10

N

H

2

1/23/1989 A

4

E

S

2

1/25/1989 A

4

E

S

2

2/01/1989 A

5

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H

2

3/05/1989 D

2

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H

2

3/06/1989 C

1

N

S

2

3/06/1989 A

1 P N M06

H

2

3/13/1989 B

10

N

H

2

3/29/1989 B

5 P N

H

2

3/29/1989 D

9

N

H

1

4/05/1989 C

1

N 046

H

2

4/08/1989 A

11

N

H

2

4/11/1989 A

12

N

H

2

4/12/1989 A

10

N

H

2

4/13/1989 A

14

N

H

2

4/17/1989 C

1

N

H

2

4/18/1989 A

16

N

H

2

4/20/1989 B

6

N

H

2

4/25/1989 C

8

N

H

2

4/26/1989 A

1

N

S

2

4/28/1989 A

5

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H

2

4/30/1989 D

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H

2

5/06/1989 B

n

N

H

2

5/11/1989 B

C
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S

2

5/24/1989 A

c
3

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H

2

6/03/1989 A

6

N

H

3

6/07/1989 C

1

N

H

2

6/13/1989 C

2

N L40

H

2

6/14/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

6/16/1989 A

12

N

H

2

6/18/1989 D

2

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H

2

6/19/1989 A

1

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H

2

6/21/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

6/22/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

6/24/1989 A

11

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H

2

6/25/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

6/25/1989 D

2

U L40

H

2

6/27/1989 A

12

N

H

2

6/28/1989 D

9

N

H

2

6/29/1989 A

1 P N L40

H

2

6/29/1989 A

1

N

S

2

6/29/1989 A

3

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H

2

6/30/1989 A

i

N L40

H

2

7/06/1989 A

i

N

H

2

7/07/1989 A

n

N

H

2

7/09/1989 A

i

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H

2

7/10/1989 B

i

N

H

1

7/12/1989 C

2 P N

H

2

7/15/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

7/16/1989 B

8

N L40

CH

H 1

7/19/1989 A

4

E

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

S U B J E

LEGISLATURE DRIVING STATE BUDGET INTO A DEEP HOLE

HOUSE PANEL CONTINUES WORK ON EXPANSION BUDGET

HOUSE, SENATE STILL AT ODDS ON UNC FUNDING

N.C. HOUSE, SENATE STRIKE DEAL ON $9 BILLION TAX, SPENDING PLAN

HOSPITAL'S FUNDING DOUBTFUL

HOSPITAL'S FUNDING DOUBTFUL

COMPROMISE MEANS FEWER FEE INCREASES FOR N.C. MOTORISTS

APPROPRIATIONS PANEL UNVEILS HOUSE'S BUDGET PROPOSALS

COMMITTEE FINISHES REVIEWING CAPITAL IMF1«)VEMENTS BUDGET

TARDY REPS CAUSE WOES FOR SCHOOLS

ROADS VS. SCHOOLS IS A BATTLE BETWEEN SUPERPOWERS

HIGHWAY BILL APPROVED BY N.C. HOUSE, SENATE

STATE'S EDUCATION FUNDS IN BUDGET SQUEEZE

HOUSE PANEL OKS BUDGET FOR NEW STATE SPENDING

GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPROVES HIGHWAY BUILDING PACKAGE

PANEL APPROVES $260.5 MILLION BUDGET BILL

LEGISLATIVE BUDGET BELAYS KEEP CITIES, COUNTIES ON EDGE

INSIGHT/IS GOV. JIM MARTIN JUST TOO NICE?

HOUSE APPROVES NEW SPENDING PACKAGE

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE TO LOOK AT DIFFERENCES IN SPENDING BILLS

MILLER PROVISION CALLS FOR PRIVATE AGENCIES LISTING STATE MONEY USE

HOUSE, SENATE HAVE DIFFERENCES ON TOUGHER DWI LAWS

LEGISLATORS RAISE IN-STATE TUITION BY 20X

NEW UNC-CH BUSINESS SCHOOL GETS NOD; N.C. STATE COLISEUM PLAN SNAGS...

INSIGHT/WHAT PRICE OPENNESS?

N.C. HOUSE, SENATE AGREE ON BUDGETS

BEHIND BUDGET BICKERING, THERE'S MORE

IT'S TIME TO REACH OUT AND TAX SOMEONE

DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATOR MAKES OPEN MEETINGS LAW APPLY TO THE GOVERNOR'S...

*1.8 BILLION SPENDING BILL GETS HOUSE'S OK

SENATE VOTES TO ENACT $1.8 BILLION SPENDING BILLS

CONFEREES WILL TRY TO RESOLVE DISPUTE

BUDGET VIEWS MIXED LOCALLY

COSTS START HITTING HOME BEFORE LAWMAKERS ADJOURN

TOUGHER OPEN MEETINGS LAW DIES AS LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CLOSING

SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ADJOURNMENT

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COMMITTEES AND SUBCOMMITTEES

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
SEN. ROYALL REAPPOINTED TO BUDGET COMMISSION
SENATE COMMITTEE POSTS FILLED; ROYALL GETS APPROPRIATIONS JOB
MAVRETIC SHOULDN'T LET VOTE DECIDE KEY POSTS
CHANGES IN HOUSE HAVE ONLOOKERS WATCHING FOR NEW LEADERS
LAWMAKERS EXPECT EFFICIENT SESSION
MAVRETIC TO NAME SOME COMMITTEE LEADERS
MAVRETIC DOLES OUT HOUSE COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS
HERE IS LIST OF HOUSE APPOINTMENTS
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN NAMED IN STATE HOUSE
SAM HUNT WILL LEAD INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE
MAVRETIC ALMOST FINISHED SELECTING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
HACKNEY AND BOWMAN TO LEAD SUBCOMMITTEES
SOME DEMOCRATS VOICE COMPLAINTS ON APPOINTMENTS
HACKNEY HOPING TO FORM HOUSE ENVIRONMENTAL CAUCUS
ORANGE CO. DEMOS LOSE COMMITTEE POSTS
LEGISLATURE'S GOP FRESHMEN RAISE STATURE
SPEAKER EYES YEAR-ROUND COMMITTEES
LEGISLATURE REACHES TOO FAR
PANEL ON ABORTION ISSUES HAS WOBBLY START
MAVRETIC OUSTS MILLER FROM ASSEMBLY PANEL
MILLER, HACKNEY STRIPPED OF LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE JOBS
MAVRETIC SOWING SEEDS OF HIS OWN DOWNFALL
POLITICS THAT MAY BOOMERANG
COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED ON VOTER REGISTRATION INCLUDES MICHAUX

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2

7/19/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

7/20/1989 D

4 P N

CHH 1

7/21/1989 A

1

N M20

H

2

7/22/1989 A

1

N L40

CHH 1

7/22/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

7/22/1989 A

1

N S17

H

2

7/23/1989 B

1

N L40

H

2

7/25/1989 B

1

N

H

2

7/26/1989 A

11

N

CHH 1

7/26/1989 A

1

N C62

S

2

7/26/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

7/27/1989 A

1

N L40

S

2

7/27/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

7/28/1989 A

1

N

H

2

7/28/1989 C

1

N

H

2

7/29/1989 C

4

N

H

2

7/30/1989 C

1

N

H

2

7/30/1989 D

2

U L40

H

2

8/02/1989 D

4

N

H

2

8/03/1989 B

2

N

H

2

8/03/1989 C

1

N L40

H

2

8/04/1989 A

11

N

H

2

8/05/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

8/06/1989 A

1 P N L40

H

2

8/06/1989 D

2

U L40

H

2

8/07/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

8/07/1989 B

1

N

S

2

8/07/1989 A

J Oil

H

2

8/08/1989 C

10

N

H

2

8/09/1989 A

1 P N

H

2

8/10/1989 B

5

N

H

2

8/10/1989 B

5

N

CHH 1

8/12/1989 A

1

N M20

H

2

8/13/1989 B

1

N L40

H

2

8/13/1989 B

3 P N

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

1/10/1989 A
1/13/1989 B
1/13/1989 A
1/13/1989 A
1/16/1989 B
1/19/1989 A
1/20/1989 A
1/20/1989 A
1/24/1989 B
1/24/1989 B
1/25/1989 D
1/25/1989 D
1/27/1989 A
1/29/1989 A
1/31/1989 A
4/23/1989 B
5/05/1989 A
5/08/1989
7/16/1989
10/24/1989
10/25/1989
10/25/1989
10/26/1989
11/10/1989

N L40
N
E
N
N
N

N L40
N

N R53
N L40
N

N R53
N

N M20
N M20
N
N
E

N L40
N B58
N L40
E
E
N L40

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
LEGISLATIVE VOTING MAY GO ON COMPUTER

S 2 5/17/1989 A 11 J Oil

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CONFLICT OF INTERESTS

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12/31/1989

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SEE ALSO CONFLICT OF INTERESTS

SEQU£STIONS RAISED ON LEGISLATORS' KIN WORKING FOR STATE
WIDER REPORTING RULES WOULD REASSURE CITIZENS

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COST OF OPERATING STATE LEGISLATURE
JERRYGENTRY/SPEAKER WANTS HIGH-TECH HOUSE

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS

SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C. at^

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
N.C. HOUSE'S DEMOCRATS HOLD CAUCUS
DISSIDENT DEMOCRATS DISCOVER RISKS AND MORE RISKS
SOME HOUSE DEMOCRATS ARE JOINING 'KENMEL CLUB' „„,„„,
I^GHT^TW-PttTY STATE? NOT EVERYWHERE; POLL OVERLOOKS DEMOCRATS'..
DEMOCRATS IN SENATE DOWNPLAY CLASHES

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ELECTIONS

SEE ELECTIONS, N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
N.C. HAS AN EPIDEMIC OF AIDES AT LEGISLATURE

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HOUSE. __
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SENATE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE

WHAT LIES AHEAD?

WICKER IS ELECTED MAJORITY LEADER OF k|KOUSE

CONFUSION, UNCERTAINTY REIGN IN THE N.C. HOUSE

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
GARDNER PROMISES BIPARTISAN EFFORT ON STATE PROBLEMS
INSIGHT/THE NEW JIM MARTIN CHANGES HIS TACTICS

yOTETra1pl^E^EALS€D?VISIONS AMONG NEIGHBORING HOUSE MEMBERS

GUBERNATORIAL VETO AND LOTTERY BILLS BACK IN ASSEMBLY

LOTTERY BILL SHOULD BE CLIPPED _

MOST LEGISLATORS FAVOR A MAJOR HIGHWAY FUNDING PACKAGE

N7C SENATOR'S BILL SEEKS LAWFULNESS OF LOTTERY TICKET

LEfiiSLATTC SUPPORT ALTERNATIVE PUNISHMENTS FOR CRIMINALS

SCHOOL OFFICIAL CONTRADICTS RECENT SURVEY

HHS STUDENTS WANT STATE OFFICIALLY TO END POLL TAX

BILL SEEKS TO REMOVE LIMITS ON ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS

AFL-CIO DISCUSSES LEGISLATIVE AGENDA —r-,™

PANEL TO AIR BILL TO CURB OBSCENE BUMPER DICKERS

BILLS FILED TO LIMIT TERMS OF TOP THREE STATE OFFICIALS

nm\ FHWMm£ral road safety path to prohibition

PRIVETTE CAPTURES ABC CHAIRMANSHIP MammMt

^OPS/tUPUtB3i ^AY m STATE DTL0YEES

KK PRElSG^«TEPRISON|rSE ™« SKATE
LEGISLATOR'S PREPARE TO REVIEW BUDGET AMID ECONOMIC WRINGS
GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATIVE LEADERS AREWORKING W JBWl PACKAGE
BILL ON LOTTERY TICKETS SURVIVES CLOSE VOTE IN SENATE
COMPROMISE SEEN POSSIBLE OVER HARDISCN AMENDMENTS
SUPPORT APPEARS STRONG FOR TAX LAW CHANGES

h^^^ng^^^I^iStIl caucus

tia^S UTtifiUtXim ON WHO GOES TO PRISON
HILLSIDE GROUP LOBBIES HOUSE ON RATIFICATION BILL
UUSEACISTD HALT EARLY RELEASES OF DRUG TRAFFICKERS
SENATE APPROVES BILL ON LOTTERY TICKET POSSESSION
MARTIN GOINGTO LEGISLATURE TO SEEK GUBERNATORIAL VETO
MILLER FILES BILL TO CONTINUE ADJUSTMENT OF UTILITY RATES
LEGISLATION ENACTED ON INMATE RELEASES

H 2 5/19/1989 C 2 N
S 2 5/24/1989 A 4 E

H 2 4/30/1989 D 5 U 633

1/14/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
2/01/1989 C
3/26/1989 D
6/02/1989 C

1 N

5 J Oil

2 N

2 P U L40
1 P N

S 2 3/31/1989 A 5 J Oil

2 1/16/1989 A
2 1/20/1989 A
2 3/30/1989 A

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

CKH 1

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

9

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

A

D
A
A
D
A

1/06/1989
1/08/1989
1/11/1989
1/12/1989
1/12/1989
1/13/1989
1/13/1989 B
1/13/1989 C
1/14/1989
1/16/1989
1/17/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/20/1989 B
1/20/1989 B
1/22/1989 B
1/24/1989 B
1/25/1989 D
1/25/1989 D
1/25/1989 D
1/26/1989 B
1/26/1989 B
1/26/1989 B
1/27/1989 A
1/28/1989 B
1/29/1989 B
1/29/1989 D
1/29/1989 A
1/30/1989 A
1/30/1989 B
1/31/1989 B
1/31/1989 B
1/31/1989 B
2/01/1989 B
2/01/1989 B
2/01/1989 B

10

2
4
1
4
4
3
1
4
3
1

11

11
4
4
3
9
4
9
9
2

2

2

13
2
1
2

3
1
1
1

4
4
4
4
4

E
N
J Oil

N

U L40

E

N L40

N

E

N

H L40

N

N M25

N S92

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

U L40

N M20

N L40

N

N L40

N

N

N L40

N L40

N

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJE

NAACP UILL SEEK STATE LAU AGAINST RACIAL INTIMIDATION

CLOSE SENATE VOTE EXPECTED ON LOTTERY

BASKETBALL ALLEGATIONS MAY SPUR STUDY OF SPORTS LAWS

eilber: MATH SCHOOL FACULTY NEEDS RAISE

TWO LEGISLATORS FILE BILLS TO HALT SECOND PRIMARIES

N.C. URGED TO ABANDON PARTISAN JUDICIAL ELECTIONS

MARTIN AND FORMER GOVERNORS BACK VETO

TAX CHANGE PROPOSAL GETS WARM RECEPTION

POLLUTION STANDARDS COMPROMISE FAILS

CENTER MAY GET $5 MILLION BOOST

LEGISLATOR PROPOSES RAISING GAS TAX 16 CENTS A GALLON

LEGISLATURE PONDERS: WHAT PRICE VETO?

DESPITE SLOW START, LEGISLATIVE LEADERS SEE SHORTER SESSION

LEGISLATIVE LEADERS TO TIGHTEN RULES, GET OUT BY JULY

STATE URGED TO WITHDRAW CALL FOR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

LEADERS CLASH OVER SEPARATING VETO ISSUE

ASSEMBLY FACES DEADLINES ON HAZARDOUS WASTE ISSUE

THORNBURG CITES DIRE NEED FOR MORE COURT OFFICIALS, PRISONS

HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS PRISON MONEY

COMMITTEE TO SEEK CONSENSUS ON HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PLAN

COMMITTEE CHOOSES VETO OPTIONS FROM 'MENU'

TRANSFER OF MONEY NEEDED FOR PRIVATE COLLEGE GRANTS

OFFICIALS SAY STATE MAY LOSE ACCESS TO FUTURE RAILROAD RIGHTS-OF-WAY

SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL ON FETUS REMAINS

HOUSE VOTES 108-2 FOR PRISON PACKAGE

MILLER'S BILL SEEKS OPEN MEETINGS OF COMMITTEES

INSIGHT/LAWMAKERS STRIVE FOR TAX FAIRNESS

PANEL ENDORSES EXTRA $7 BILLION FOR HIGHWAYS

SENATE DELAYS VOTE ON FETUS REMAINS BILL

BILL ON DISPOSAL OF ABORTION REMAINS IS RETURNED TO COMMITTEE BY SENATE

LEGISLATORS STEW OVER ALCOHOL IN CANDY

COMMITTEE AGREES ON MAJOR PROVISIONS ON GUBERNATORIAL VETO REFERENDUM,..

CHANGE SOUGHT IN MACHINE GUN DEFINITION

MILLER LAUDS HIS CHILD SAFETY SEAT LAW

SUPPORT FOR BOTTLE BILL GROWS IN ALAMANCE

SCHOOLS OF CHOICE IDEA DRAWS CRITICISM

LOBBYISTS RAP EMPLOYEE DRUG TESTING BILL THAT CALLS FOR TREATING...

MILLER FILES BILL ON TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM

CANDY-ALCOHOL BILL IS SPIKED

HIGHER PAY INCREASE PROPOSED

HIGHWAY PLAN AGREEMENT NOT SO SOLID

FARM LOBBYISTS FIGHT COMPROMISE ON POLLUTION RULES

ETHICS BILL'S PUBLIC RELATIONS BAGGAGE WORRIES LAWMAKERS

FINE-TUNING SAFE ROADS ACT ON AGENDA

HOUSE OKS FORMING STATE REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES

PLAN COULD RAISE GAS, TITLE TAXES TO BUILD ROADS

LOTTERY BILL DRAWS ONLY MUTED CRITICISM

N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL BILL GAINS IN SENATE

ABORTION CONSENT BILL STIRS EMOTIONS

WOMEN'S GROUP MAKES LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS

BOARD OF GOVERNOR ENDORSEMENTS OK'D BY HOUSE DEMOCRATS

BILL WOULD PROHIBIT SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN RENTAL OF PROPERTY

SENATE PANEL APPROVES VETO AMENDMENT

MID-APRIL ENACTMENT OF HIGHWAY PACKAGE EYED

HILLSIDE STUDENTS ARE PRAISED ON ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE

ORANGE WANTS N.C. OK ON TAX BEFORE HEARING

LEGISLATORS STRUGGLE WITH WAYS TO CUT SCHOOL DROPOUT RATE

SENATE VOTES TO REPEAL 'HARDISON AMENDMENTS'

PANEL ENDORSES CONTINUING UTILITIES' FUEL COST 'TRUE-UPS'

PANEL SAYS $80 MILLION NEEDED FOR SEVERELY MENTALLY ILL IN N.C.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY INNOVATORS AIMING FOR EARLY ADJOURNMENT

SENATE APPROVES BILL ON DISPOSAL OF FETUS REMAINS

HOUSE SPEAKER GETS PLEAS FOR MORE FUNDING AT AiT

BILLS SEEK BENEFITS FOR FILM INDUSTRY

SENATE VOTES IN FAVOR OF TAX ADVANTAGE ON PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL TIMBER

LEGISLATORS CONCERNED ABOUT CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

SENATE SEEN AS KEY ON ABORTION ISSUE

LAWMAKERS STEP TOWARD LETTING VOTERS DECIDE GUBERNATORIAL VETO

HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE BACKS INCREASE IN WINE TAXES

ABORTION CONSENT BILL CLEARS FIRST HURDLE

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2

2/01/1989 B

7

N

H

2

2/01/1989 C

1

N L40

H

2

2/01/1989 D

9

N 046

S

2

2/01/1989 A

1

N M06

H

2

2/02/1989 C

1

N L40

H

2

2/02/1989 D

4

N

H

2

2/03/1989 B

3

N

H

2

2/03/1989 B

3

N

H

2

2/03/1989 B

3

N

CHH 1

2/03/1989 A

3 P N M20

H

2

2/04/1989 B

9

N

H

2

2/05/1989 B

9 P N

H

2

2/06/1989 C

1 P N

H

2

2/07/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

2/07/1989 B

2

N

H

2

2/07/1989 B

2

N

H

2

2/07/1989 D

4

N

H

2

2/08/1989 D

11

N

H

2

2/08/1989 D

11

N

H

2

2/08/1989 D

11

N

H

2

2/09/1989 B

4

N

H

2

2/09/1989 B

5

N

H

1

2/09/1989 C

3

N

H

2

2/10/1989 A

11

N

H

2

2/10/1989 A

11

N

H

1

2/10/1989 C

1 P N L40

H

2

2/12/1989 D

2

U L40

H

2

2/14/1989 B

4

N

H

2

2/14/1989 C

12

N

H

2

2/15/1989 D

4

N

H

2

2/15/1989 D

4

N

H

2

2/16/1989 B

4

N

H

2

2/16/1989 B

4

N

H

2

2/16/1989 C

1 P N L40

H

2

2/16/1989 C

3

N H60

H

2

2/17/1989 A

1 P N

H

2

2/17/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

2/17/1989 A

10

N

H

2

2/17/1989 A

10

N

H

2

2/17/1989 A

10

N

H

2

2/17/1989 A

10

N

H

2

2/17/1989 A

10

N

H

2

2/19/1989 B

1

N

H

2

2/20/1989 B

5

N

H

2

2/21/1989 A

8

N

H

2

2/21/1989 B

1

N L40

H

2

2/22/1989 D

4

N

H

2

2/23/1989 A

1

N

H

2

2/23/1989 A

12

N

H

1

2/23/1989 C

3

N

H

2

2/23/1989 C

1

N L40

H

2

2/23/1989 B

2

N

H

2

2/23/1989 B

2

N

H

2

2/23/1989 B

2

N

H

2

2/23/1989 B

2

N L40

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

1 P N M20

H

2

2/24/1989 A

11

N

H

2

2/24/1989 A

11 P N

H

2

2/24/1989 A

11

F N

H

2

2/24/1989 A

12 P N

H

2

2/26/1989 B

1

N

H

2

2/28/1989 C

8

N

H

2

2/28/1989 C

a

N

H

2

2/28/1989 C

8

N

H

2

2/28/1989 C

8

N

H

2

3/01/1989 A

9

N

H

2

3/01/1989 A

9

N

H

2

3/02/1989 A

1

N

H

2

3/02/1989 B

2

N

H

2

3/02/1989 B

2

N

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

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TAX EYED ON WHOLESALE PRICE Cf CIGARETTES
SENATE VOTES FOR AMENDMENT ON GUBERNATORIAL VETO
TENNESSEE WHISKEY BOYCOTT OVER MILL ACTION IS SCUTTLED

LEGiHjttHS w hazardous WASTE BILL ON FAST track TO SHOW GOOD FAITH

BILL WOULD BO^TeH^F^F^M TAKING RECREATION TOAREA REST HOMES
SPLIT^HOUSE DEMOCRATS AFFECTS ELECTION OF UNC BOARD MEMBERS
VETO AND VENGEANCE

SAauwm ss^ffissatffes skse ^ ^^ sources

HOUSE VOTES TO APPROVE ANTI-POLL TAX BILL
BILL ON VEHICLE TAXES IS QUESTIONED
ASSEMBLY ACCIDENTALLY WIPES OUT MOUNT AIRY
LEGISLATORS URGED TO LOVER DWI THRESHOLD
TOW COUNCIL SUBMITS LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST

MLfpROf^sSffivES FOR COMPANIES CUTTING WASTE
STATE HIGHWAY PROPOSAL CALLED BALANCED PACKAGE
LOCAL PANEL URGED TO OVERSEE WASTE SITE _
G^tmMcTS TOUGH FIGHT ON SALES TAX INCREASE

Ss/s^WSSIaSE PROPOSALS WOULD BUCK N.C. TO TOP OF BRACKET

AIDS BILLS COULD SPARK GENERAL ASSEMBLY BATTLES

BILL WOULD ALLOW SMALLER LOAF OF BREAD

INSIGHT/GOVERNOR REACHES TIME Cf RECKONING

DEBATE ON UTILITIES' FUEL CHARGES MUTED

LEGISLATORS KEEP HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL ON FAST TRACK „,.««.

MANY^NATE DEMOCRATS COMMITTED TO HELPING, HUNT TELLS COUNTY TEACHERS

EASIERVOTER REGISTRATION GOAL OF TWO MICHAUX BILLS

BILL COULD GIVE COUNTY TWO MORE WORKERS JO FIGHT CHILD ABUSE

SENATEDWCTS EXTENSION OF UTILITY FUEL COST 'TRUE-UPS'

SENATE CTJMMITTEE APPROVES HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL

Rim FINANCING PROPOSALS SLOW HIGHWAY BILL

LEGISLATURE LONG ON BILLS, SHWTON LAW

BILL WOULD TEST CORPORAL PUNISHMENT BAN

SOLAR ENERGY ASSOCIATION ASKS LEGISLATURE TO KEEP TAX CUTS

LAWMAKERS FIGHT SALES TAX INCREASE „

SSS^^^S^^&^^^E REGIONAL COMPACT

BILL WMJLD PULL LICENSES OF TEENS IN ALCOHOL, DRUG VIOLATIONS

LEGISLATORSFIND 'AMAZEMENT' IN 'UNBELIEVABLE' GOP PROPOSAL

LINE-ITEM VETO GIVES WEAPON AGAINST WASTE

FOCUS ON BIGGER LOAVES

MARTIN SEEKS GOP SUPPORT FOR HIS PLAN

CUTS WOULD ELIMINATE BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER

ABORTION CONSENT BILL ADVANCES AMID SHOUTS OVER VOTE

L^a^TORSCAUTION PROPOSAL COULD DERAIL HIGHWAY BILL

SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL ON HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE

MANDATORY JAIL TERM BACKED FOR SELLING DRUGS NEAR A SCHOOL

lTS TRACTOR-TRAILER LIGHTS PROMPTS OPPOSITION, CONFLICTS

LEGAL REFORMS FACING UPHILL FIGHTTHIS YEAR

BILL WOULD FUND DEVELOPMENT OF TEXTILE MACHINES

DEBATEON CHOOSING JUDGES DIVIDES MEMBERS OF JUDICIARY

DURHAM BONDSMEN OPPOSING CHANGE IN N.C. BAIL PROCEDURE

ST/TO SENATEVOTES 47-0 FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL

PANEL DEBATES NUMBER OF VOTES NEEDED TO OVERRIDE VETO

HIGHWAY PACKAGE CLEARS ITS FIRST HURDLE rA„T

MEASURE REKINDLES QUESTIONS ON GARDNER'S FINANCIAL PAST

NraJGETS BELATED SHARE OF LEGISLATURE'S LIMELIGHT

HOUSE BACKS REQUIRING ABORTION CONSENT FOR MINORS

LEGISLATORS QUESTION ETHNIC-HARASSMENT REPORTING PROPOSAL

DISAGREEMENT REMAINS ON HIGHWAY BILL

REGI^ALTRANSPORTATION BILL FACES ROUGH ROAD

BOuWnTRODUCES BILL TO CREATE SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL

DURHAM raUNTY IMPACT FEES NOT LIKELY TO BE APPROVED

HOUSE ONES WW3¥TAL CONSENT ABORTION BILL FINAL OK

TQEtt^COMPANY DEREGULATION BILL DRAWS CRITICISM

BILLFILED IN ATTEMPT TO SAVE HOSPITALS IN RURAL COUNTIES

HILLSBOROUGH BROFfED FROM IMPACT TAX BILL

BILL WOULD CHANGE NCMH NAME

BILL WOULD PROVIDE SOLID-WASTE LOANS

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3/20/1989 B
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REACTIONS MIXED ON BILL TO UNCAP CREDIT CARD RATES

SOUTHERN BELL, AT&T OPPONENTS IN FIGHT OVER PHONE LEGISLATION

TAX-CRACKDOWN PROPOSAL GAINING LEGISLATIVE GROUND

GOOD INTENTIONS IN ASSEMBLY COULD SPUR USE OF 'CRANK'

HOSPITAL REPORT RECEIVES COOL RECEPTION

PROPOSAL RESURFACES TO CHANGE TIMING OF STATEWIDE ELECTIONS

LEGISLATIVE BUILDINGS TO GET RENOVATIONS

PANEL MAY VOTE TODAY ON HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION BILL

$2.75 MILLION BEING SOUGHT TO INVENTORY OLD GRAVE SITES

SUPPORT GROWS FOR CUTTING SOKE SECOND PRIMARIES

BILL TAKES SOUR VIEW OF MILK CRATE THEFTS

BID FOR EARLIEST PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY DRAWS LITTLE SUPPORT

SPONSOR SCALES BACK HIS BILL ON SELECTION OF JUDGES

PANEL REJECTS HIGHWAY BILL AMENDMENT

COMMITTEE FAVORS OUTLAWING OF OBSCENE BUMPER STICKERS

NCMH NAME CHANGE CLEARS COMMITTEE WITH NO OPPOSITION

AMENDED TELEPHONE PRICING BILL ADVANCES

LEGISLATORS PROPOSE TAX ON ILLEGAL DRUGS

PANEL HEARS ARGUMENTS ON CREDIT CARD RATES

HOUSE SPEAKER CHIDES LEGISLATORS FOR GAFFES

GOV. MARTIN FAVORS DEREGULATING CREDIT CARD RATES

BLACK LEGISLATORS TO BOYCOTT SESSION IN OLD SLAVE MART

ABORTION BILL NEEDS TOUGH LEGAL BYPASS

LEGISLATIVE PANELS POISED TO CONSIDER SEVERAL TAX BILLS

INSIGHT/WITHOUT RUNOFFS LOSERS WINNERS

•GOOD SAMARITAN' BILL ATTACKS LIABILITY OF THOSE WHO HELP

NO-f AULT INSURANCE ON LEGISLATIVE AGENDA

BUMPER STICKER BILL BLOW AGAINST LIBERTY

STUDYS STATE COULD GET $200 MILLION BY SELLING PORTS, RAILROADS

FURNITURE SALES DISPUTE GOES TO LEGISLATURE

N.C. MAY BEGIN TAXING STATE, LOCAL PENSIONS DUE TO RULING

HOUSE PANELS EYE $20 MILLION IN CUTS

HIGHWAY PLAN COULD PRODUCE ECONOMIC RIPPLES

'GOOD SAMARITAN' BILL MAY BE STEP FORWARD

PANEL VOTES TO CONTINUE STATE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY PROGRAM

ABORTION-CONSENT BILL, RIVAL BILL GO TO SUBCOMMITTEE

VETO MEASURES DEBATED BY PANEL

PANEL BACKS RESTRUCTURING OF WILDLIFE COMMISSION

DELAY EYED IN BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM

COMMITTEE OKS BAN OF OBSCENE BUMPER STICKERS

WICKER VOWS NO RUSH ON HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL

LEGISLATURE MAY SETTLE TOBACCO FEES DISPUTE

UNC EMPLOYEES WOULD GET RAISE UNDER BARNES' BILL

A GOOD IDEA RUNS INTO A FEW PROBLEMS

SENATOR FINDS BUMPER STICKER DEBATE CAN GET STICKY

BLACK CAUCUS VOTES TO BOYCOTT SESSION

PANEL DEBATES COMPROMISE ON SELECTING JUDGES

BILLS TO aiMINATE SECOND PRIMARIES BOTTLED UP IN COMMITTEE

LEGISLATURE FACES 'GOOD SAMARITAN' LAW

BILL ON CORPORAL PUNISHMENT BAN HIT BY AMENDMENT

COMMITTEE VOTES TO SHUT DOWN AGRICULTURE FINANCING AUTHORITY

DISCUSSION OF LEAF FEES DELAYED _

LEGISLATORS ARE PREPARING MEASURES TO REGULATE INFECTIOUS MEDICAL WASTE

COMPROMISE UNVEILED ON SELECTION OF WILDLIFE COMMISSION'S MEMBERS

FINAL VOTE ON NCMH NAME CHANGE DELAYED

PANEL PRESERVES GRANTS FOR RAPE-CRISIS PROGRAMS

BILL WOULD OUTLAW SEX WITH MINORS

STATE PARK SOUGHT ON LUMBER RIVER

BILL COULD INCREASE DIFFICULTY IN FINDING SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS

DURHAM OFFICIALS TO MEET WITH TWO LEGISLATIVE LEADERS

miller: MUST BLOCK WASTE BILLS

$7.1 BILLION SPENDING BILL GOING BEFORE STATE SENATE

N.C. HOUSE GREETS HIGH-FLYING EAGLES

SMALL CHANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT BILL, OFFICIAL SAYS

LEGISLATOR RAISES EQUITY ISSUE ON IMPACT TAX

CRYING OVER SPILLED MILK CRATES ; THEFT COSTS DAIRY INDUSTRY *2 MILLION

DOUNZONING BILL WORRIES COUNCIL

BARNES, MAVRETIC LISTEN TO DURHAM CONCERNS

NAUGHTY WORDS ARE UNDER FIRE IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

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SENATE VOTES 47-0 TO AFPROVE $7.1 BILLION BUDGET BILL

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION URGED

WILDLIFE COMMISSION COWRCMISE UNRAVELS

FINDS OK' D FOR PRIVATE COLLEGE STUDENTS

SPANKING BAN RECEIVES UNFORTUNATE TREATMENT

TWO REPUBLICANS FILE 'SCHOOLS OF CHOICE' BILL

BILL WOULD REQUIRE CAR HEADLIGHTS BE ON WHEN WIPERS USED

STATE COMMISSION PROPOSED TO REGULATE ASSAULT WEAPONS

UNC, N.C. STATE ATHLETIC CUTS DEFEATED

BILL ADVANCES ON SELECTION OF APPELLATE JUDGES

GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONFUSED OVER FREE ENTERPRISE

PROPOSED LEGISLATION AIMED AT TENNESSEE, SOUTH CAROLINA ^imjrc

BILLWOULD STRIP ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS AGENCY OF INDEPENDENCE

HOWES OPPOSES FIRE PROTECTION FUNDING CHANGE

PAVEL APFmES CUTTING $724,000 FROM ABORTION FUND

LEGISLATOR URGES MORATORIUM ON f£W BILLBOARDS IN STATE

HEARING OFFICE MUST REMAIN INDEPENDENT

SCHOOLS OF CHOICE . „m

'THEY'D DO WHAT WITH MY TAXES?'

BLANK BILLS BLANKET LEGISLATURE ■».««.

LEGISLATORS DEBATE! SLOWER PROCESS MEANS IMPROVEMENT

LAWMAKERS PREDICT INSANITY DEFENSE BILLS

SENATE VOTES TO OUTLAW OBSCENE BUMPER STICKERS

^StSeK m SfFEIERAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

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VALVAL SLPP^STCGULATiafoF AGENTS SEEKING TO REPRESENT AMATEUR...

bIlSEEKSMWE STATEBUSINESS FOR HINCSITY-OWCD COMPANIES

BOTH PLOTT HOUNDS AND BILL ARE HOWLING SUCCESSES

D.A. FOX BLASTS BILL TARGETING BUMPER STICKERS

BILL TO END RUNOFFS GAINS IN N.C. SENATE „liTOlrvrT

WILDLIFE COMMISSION BILL IS ONE STEP FPOM ENACTMENT

PREGNANCY COMMISSION BILL LAUDED, CONDEMNED

LEGISLATOR SAYS TOBACCO INDUSTRY UNITY IS NEEDED

COMMITTEE VOTES TO ELIMINATE 542 VACANT STATE JOBS _„Tn „„,,__

BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCES SPAWN BILL IN LEGISLATURES GENETICENGINEERING

CHAPELHILL TREE, SHRUB BILL HITS SNAG IN N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY

BILL TO BAN FUNDING OF GAY GROUPS BLASTED

LEGISLATURE PLAYS 'TRIVIAL PURSUIT'

FOX GIVES LEGISLATORS LESSON ON CONSTITUTION

N.C. CHILD ADVOCATES PLANNING TO LOBBY

SENATE SAYS PLOTT HOUNDS ARE TOP DOGS

LEGISLATORS WANT CHANGES IN INSANITY DEFENSE J*B

BARNES FAILS TO SHOW FOR HOUSE IMPACT TAX HEARING

SHRUB ORDINANCE GOES TOO FAR

STATE CAN BE LEADER IN REGULATING AGENTS

TURN DOG LOOSE ON WASTE

N.C. LEGISLATORS TACKLE ABUSIVE-LANGUAGE SUBJECT

INSIGHT/ROADS AND TAXES! FEW IN AGREEMENT

BILLS IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY FACE DEADLINE CRUNCH

STATE AGENCIES FEAR BUDGET AX

K*ffi™M mIaSUFE, GOV. MARTIN FEARS

CITY SHOULDBA^CFFlTHE CITY COUNCIL SEEKING TO CONTROL PRIVATE LAND

FINDING TOP DOG FOR TAR HEELS _^.„ nM,

HOUSE DEFEATS MOVE TO CUT MICROELECTRONICS 'FUNDS

BILL SEEKS LARGER AERIAL PESTICIDE SPRAYING BUFFERS

PANEL DRAFTSBILL ON VETO POWER BUT DELETES LIffi-ITEH AUTHORITY

STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN ASKS ASSEMBLYTO CHANGE INSANITY LAW

MILLER, PRESS ASSOCIATION URGE MORE OPENNESS BY LEGISLATURE

WILDLIFE COMMISSION CHANGES ENACTED

HOUSE VOTE MOVES ASSEMBLY TOWARD BUDGET TALKS

SENATORS QUICKLY KILL BILL TO RAISE CIGARETTE TAXES

PROS, CONS HEARD ON ALLOWING LONGER TRAILERS ,,„>»„-,«..

PRWISION OPPOSED BY FKESS GROUP REMAINS IN BILL ON NEWSPAPERS' ...

PANEL KILLS BILL TO EXTEND PESTICIDE SPRAYING BUFFERS

MEASURE ADVANCES TO OUTLAW PET FERRETS

COMMITTEE OKS BILL TO BAN 'DIAL-A-FORN' OUTLETS IN N.C.

LEGISLATORS TO DRIVE CHANGES IN DWI LAW

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N.C. SENATE TENTATIVELY OKS PLAN TO REDUCE NUMBER OF RUNOFFS H 2 4/27/1989 A

PLUG THE SECRECY LOOPHOLES H 2 4/27/1989 A

PANEL OPPOSES ADOLESCENT FI^EGNANCY COMMISSION H 2 4/27/1989 B

CRITICS SAY SPEEDY TRIALS ACT NOT SERVING INTENDED PURPOSE H 2 4/27/1989 B

BILL SETTING A SIX-YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNOR IS KILLED H 2 4/27/1989 B

HELMET LAW REPEAL DRAWS LITTLE SUPPORT H 2 4/27/1989 B

SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD SUPPORTS CHILDREN'S BILLS H 2 4/27/1989 C

VOTER-SIGNUP BILL SQUEAKS BY PANEL H 2 4/27/1989

COUNTY BOARD FAVORS BILLS ON CHILDREN S 2 4/27/1989

SENATE OKS BILL TO CUT RUN-OFFS H 2 4/28/1989

PANEL APPROVES BILL TO TAX ILLEGAL DRUGS H 2 4/28/1989

SENATE VOTES IN FAVOR OF FOUR-YEAR LEGISLATIVE TERMS H 2 4/28/1989

PANEL VOTES TO RAISE MANDATORY SCHOOL AGE H 2 4/28/1989

SUBCOMMITTEE ADVANCES BILL TO ALLOW 53-FOOT TRAILERS H 2 4/28/1989

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BILL OK'D BY HOUSE PANEL, GASOLINE TAX IGNORED H 2 4/28/1989

CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS, REPRESENTATIVES DROP PUBLIC FACILITIES BILL CHH 1 4/28/1989

HOUSE VOTES TO CRACK DOWN ON DRUGS NEAR SCHOOLS H 2 4/29/1989

BILL ON 'GUILTY BUT INSANE' VERDICT MAY BE REVISED H 2 4/29/1989

STATE HOUSE PASSES VANCE, GRANVILLE ELECTION MEASURES H 1 4/29/1989

HOUSE, SENATE REMAIN AT ODDS OVER 'PORK-BARREL' MONEY H 2 4/30/1989 B

BILL WOULD STIFFEN PENALTIES FOR MOVIE, MUSIC TAPE PIRATES H 2 5/01/1989 A

CRITICS SAY BILL WOULD GIVE PAWNBROKERS BONANZA IN INTEREST H 2 5/01/1989

PROGRAM FUNDING TOPS ARC'S LIST OF LEGISLATIVE CONCERNS CHH 1 5/01/1989

DURHAM LEGISLATORS CRITICIZE DRUG BILLL S 2 5/01/1989

COUNTY, STATE TUSSLE ON MENTAL HEALTH LAW S 2 5/01/1989

MENTAL HEALTH COSTS REQUIRE STATE ACTION S 2 5/01/1989

STATE SENATE ADVANCES ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE H 2 5/02/198?

LEGISLATORS SPENDING LONG HOURS WRESTLING WITH ISSUES OF MORALITY H 2 5/02/1989

SENATE GIVES FINAL APPROVAL TO 4-YEAR TERMS H 2 5/02/1989

HOUSE SHOULD ENDORSE REDUCTION IN PRIMARIES S 2 5/02/1989

TEAM-TICKET AMENDMENT ADVANCES IN N.C. SENATE H 2 5/03/1989

THIN ICE AND MORALITY BILLS H 2 5/03/1989

PANEL APPROVES BILL EXTENDING TIME TO PAY BACK TAXES H 2 5/03/1989 B

BILL TO HALT RAIDS ON INDIAN BURIAL GROUNDS CLEARS HURDLE H 2 5/03/1989 D

COMPARATIVE FAULT INSURANCE MEASURE SURVIVES CLOSE VOTE H 2 5/03/1989 D

DRUNKEN DRIVING BILL WATERED DOWN H 2 5/03/1989 D

PANEL ADVANCES DAY-CARE CENTER ANTI-SPANKING BILL H 2 5/03/1989 D

SALT-WATER FISHING LICENSES ARE EYED H 2 5/03/1989 D

MOVE TO SCRAP ELECTIONS OF APPELLATE JUDGES GAINS H 2 5/04/1989 A

LENGTHY DEBATE DELAYS VOTE ON COMPARATIVE FAULT H 2 5/04/1989 B

BILL TO ALLOW LONGER TRAILERS ADVANCES H 2 5/04/1989 B

ACTION BY LOBBYIST PROMPTS LEGISLATOR TO DELAY BILL ON TOURISM PROMOTION H 2 5/04/1989 B

LEGISLATOR WITHDRAWS BILL TO CREATE VERDICT OF GUILTY, MENTALLY ILL H 2 5/04/1989 B

AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL ADVANCES H 2 5/04/1989 B

HOUSE ENACTS BILL ON FETUS REMAINS DISPOSAL H 2 5/04/1989 B

SENATE APPROVES TEAM-TICKET BILL H 2 5/04/198? B

SENATE OKS BILL AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT H 2 5/04/1989 B

HOUSE GIVES NOD TO BILL TO USE ARBITRATION H 2 5/04/1989 B

BILL WOULD HALT SEALING OF PUBLIC SUIT SETTLEMENTS H 2 5/04/1989 B

PANEL REJECTS REGISTRATION OF VOTERS ON ELECTION DAYS H 2 5/04/1989 C

TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL BACKED BY PANEL H 2 5/04/1989

DURHAM ACTIVISTS, OFFICIALS UNITED AGAINST ZONING... (CORRECTED 5-6-89) H 2 5/05/1989

DURHAM ACTIVISTS, OFFICIALS UNITED AGAINST ZONING BILL H 2 5/05/1989

COMMITTEE REJECTS BAN OF OPEN BEER CONTAINERS IN CARS H 2 5/05/1989

SENATE OKS REWRITE OF CORPORATE LAWS H 2 5/05/1989

JUDGE SELECTION BILL BARELY CLEARS SENATE H 2 5/05/198?

BILL WOULD LIMIT DEVELOPERS ON N.C. COASTAL COMMISSION H 2 5/05/1989

DRUG TESTING BILL GETS PANEL'S APPROVAL H 2 5/05/1989

LOCAL REPS PUSH FUND REQUESTS CHH 1 5/05/1989

CLEARING THE RECORD H 2 5/06/1989

LEGISLATOR SAYS AGE OF CONSENT SHOULD BE RAISED TO 16 H 2 5/06/1989 B

SOME BUDGET DISPUTES SETTLED BUT CONTROVERSIAL ONES REMAIN H 2 5/06/1989 B

PANEL APPROVES AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL H 2 5/06/1989 B

BILL ON SALTWATER FISHING LICENSES NEEDS FURTHER STUDY, SENATOR SAYS H 2 5/06/1989 B

STATE LOSING TAXES ON USED CARS H 2 5/06/1989 B

HOUSE PASSES DURHAM BILL ON 'OVERLAY' DISTRICTS H 2 5/06/1989 B

CHAPEL HILL TREE BILL GETS COMMITTEE OK CHH 1 5/06/1989 A

BILL WOULD BE SETBACK IN RACIAL RELATIONS S 2 5/06/1989 A

CONFUSION, HASTE HERALD LEGISLATURE'S DEADLINE H 2 5/07/1989 B

INSIGHT/VETO DRIVES EFFORT FOR MAJOR CHANGES H 2 5/07/1989 D

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I T
L Y
L P BYL

1 P N L40
4 E

2 N
N
N
N

N A54
N L40
N H65
N L40
N
N
N
N

N L40
N M20
N
N

N R53
N
N
N

N L90
N M06
N H65
E

N L40
N
N
E
N
E
N
N

N L40
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N

N L40
N L40
N L40
N S69
N
N
N
N
N

N M20
N
N
N
N
N
N

N R53
N L40
E
N
U L40

3
3

t-

3
1
9
9

10
10
10

1
1

13
14
1
9
9
9
3
1
1
4
1
2
2
4
1
4
14
9
9
9
9
9
1
4
4
4
5
5
5

1
1
1

15
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
4

10
2

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJ

DRUG-TESTING BILL FACES CHALLENGE^
HACKNEY TO ADD $75,000 TO HAU RIVER BILL

BB&1BB! IHWWhIE ACTION FUND

IfclBflBFinH^ Elementally retaro

HOUSE KILLS BILL TO DELAY LEGISLATOR'S FROM LOBBYING

SENATE FAVORS SIX-YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNOR

DEMONSTRATORS SHOW SUPPORT FOR BILLS TO PROTECT COAST

SENATE APPROVES BILL ON FURNITURE SALES

ZONING FIEEZE BILL IS CALLED 'BIG BOY LEGISLATION'

Crj$ITTEEAPPROVES BILLTO ALLOW POST CARD VOTER REGISTRATION

HOUSE PASSES AMENDMENT TO INSANITY LAW

AIDS BILL AMENDED IN SENATE _„-^ *-,. ,

nTc. SENATE BLOWS LIFE INTO DYING ZONING FREEZE BILL

S^TEflPPROUESBILL LIFTING FURNITURE SALES RESTRICTIONS

HOUSE OKS WORKERS COMPENSATION BILL Tm„.„

DRUG CONVICTONS COULD DELAY DIVER'S LICENSES

LEGISLATIVE LEADERS OPTIMISTIC ON HIGHWAY BILL

AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL ADVANCES

HOUSE OKS MEASURE ON ARRESTS WITHOUT WARRANTS

MEASUREIS AIMED AT ADULTS USING PROFANITY AT SCHOOLS

AGREEMENT REACHED ON ROAD FUND DISPUTE

N^HOUSE APPROVES OMNIBUS LEGISLATION
LONGER TRUCKS BIG MISTAKE „„„„ iwrm „
LEGISLATION DEADLINE SPEEDS UP GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SPONSOR TO ASK DELAY OF ZONING BILL
ASSEMBLY DISPUTE LEAVES HUNDREDS OF BILLS IN LIMBO
MWTES 57^54 TO&EAT WORKERS' COMPENSATION BILL
COMMITTEE KILLS ONE BILL ON TOBACCO ASSESSMENT
DWI MEASURE IS APPROVED BY SENATE
HOUSE VOTES TO BAN AIDS DISCRIMINATION
SPONSOR NOT GIVING UP ON DRUG-TESTING BILL
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AGREES TO COMPROMISES ON BUDGET
SENATE BACKS SIX-YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNOR __ „.„„„.„
SENATE APPROVES BILL TO LIMIT WORKING HOURS™ STUDENTS
NIC. HOUSE VOTES TO OPEN MORE LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS
SENATE SHOULD REJECT WIPER, PROFANITY LAWS

'RUN^OnIiLLS^ MNGLE POLITICS WITH PHILOSOPHY IN LEGISLATURE
MID-WUX CLOSER TO GOAL OF ELECTION CHANGES _

INSIGHT/DEAXINE CREATES HECTIC SITUATION FOR LEGISLATORS
UNC OFFICIAL DOUBTS STUDY ON TEACHING MINIMUM NEEDED

HAZARDOUS WASTE BACK ON AGENDA

LOBBYIST 'COOLING-OFF' PERIOD GOOD FOR N.C.
SCHOOL PROFANITY BILL OVERZEALOUS

[llSL^ORS^SUProRTERS, OPPONENTS OF HIGHWAY BILL

PANELS REJECT CUTS OF VACANT STATE JOBS

COMPARATIVE FAULT PROPOSAL FAILS TO SURVIVE BILL DEADLINE M^_1_

HOBECOtiMITTEE APFflOVESBILL REQUIRING SCHOOLS TO PROMOTE ABSTINENCE..

NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENT MEASURE DIES

wnsapwBWW^k poised
fciSt1 nam *n *"&&%?* ™

$14.6 MILLION SOUGHT FOR UNC BUILGING
LEGISLATORS SHOULDN'T WEAKEN DWI LAW „,_.___
HOUSEAF-PROVES BILL ON HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT _r,rj_rn
HOUSE COMMITTEE FAILS TO VOTE ON BILL TO OUTLAW PET FERRETS
BARNES' BILL WOULD AID PARENTS, HOMELESS
NAME CHANGE FOR NCMH IS STALLED alorflMMTTTrr

HACKNEY'S HAW RIVER BILL FLOATS OUT OF SUBCOMMITTEE
MORE OPENNESS MAKES FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT

R^KiSIcKSffiM ELATION LEGISLATION
LOTTERY SUPPORTERS HOPING FOR STRETCH RUN

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I T

N E E

L Y

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 5/08/1989 A i

10 N

CHH 1 5/08/1989 A

3 N M20

H 2 5/09/1989 C

2 N

H 2 5/09/1989 C

8 N

H 2 5/10/1989 A

9 N

H 2 5/10/1989 A

9 N

H 2 5/10/1989 B

7 N

H 2 5/10/1989 B

7 N

H 2 5/10/1989 C

5 N

H 2 5/10/1989 C

5 N

H 1 5/10/1989 C

1 P N L40

H 1 5/10/1989 C

1 N L40

CHH 1 5/10/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1 5/10/1989 A

3 N

H 2 5/11/1989 A

1 N L40

H 2 5/11/1989 B

4 N

H 2 5/11/1989 B

4 N

H 2 5/11/1989 B

4 N

H 2 5/11/1989 B

5 P N

H 2 5/11/1989 B

5 N

H 2 5/11/1989 B

5 N

H 2 5/11/1989 B

5 P N

H 2 5/11/1989 B

5 N

CHH 1 5/11/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1 5/11/1989 A

3 N

S 2 5/11/1989 A

4 E

S 2 5/11/1989 A

5 J Oil

H 2 5/12/1989 A

1 N L40

H 2 5/12/1989 A

10 N

H 2 5/12/1989 A

10 P N

H 2 5/12/1989 A

10 N

H 2 5/12/1989 A

10 N

H 2 5/12/1989 A

10 N

H 2 5/12/1989 A

11 N

H 2 5/12/1989 A

11 N

H 2 5/12/1989 A

11 P N

H 2 5/12/1989 A

11 N

H 2 5/12/1989 C

1 N L40

S 2 5/12/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/13/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/14/1989 B

6 P N

H 2 5/14/1989 B

9 N

H 2 5/14/1989 D

2 U L40

CHH 1 5/14/1989 A

3 N S17

H 2 5/15/1989 B

1 N

S 2 5/15/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/16/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/16/1989 C

1 N L40

H 2 5/17/1989 A

8 N

H 2 5/17/1989 A

8 P N

H 2 5/17/1989 A

8 P N L40

, H 2 5/17/1989 A

8 N

H 2 5/17/1989 A

9 N R53

H 2 5/17/1989 A

9 P N

H 2 5/17/1989 A

9 N

S 2 5/17/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/18/1989 A

1 N L40

H 2 5/18/1989 A

18 N

H 2 5/18/1989 C

1 P N

CHH 1 5/18/1989 A

1 N S17

S 2 5/18/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/19/1989 A

10 N

H 2 5/19/1989 A

10 N

CHH 1 5/19/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1 5/19/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1 5/19/1989 A

3 N M20

S 2 5/19/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/20/1989 B

5 N

N CHH 1 5/20/1989 A

5 N H90

H 2 5/21/1989 B

6 N

MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y 5UBJE

INSIGHT/IT'S NO TIME TO RELAX; STATE TAX INCREASE STILL IN THE PIP&INE

THE CAREER LADDER, R.I.P.

MILLER SUGGESTS $100,000 STUDY OF UNC SYSTEM

STATE HOUSE SPEAKER MOVES TO RESOLVE STANDOFF WITH SENATE

GAS TAX DROPPED FROM TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL

BILL TO CURB N.C. FURNITURE MAKERS FAILS TO REACH VOTE

HOUSE PANEL APPROVES PROGRAM FOR UNDERGROUND FUEL TANK LEAKS

PROPOSAL DRAWS CRITICISM OVER TAX BREAK FOR RICH

BILLS HELD CAPTIVE DURING RULES DISPUTE WILL NOW BE RELEASED TO,,.

SUBCOMMITTEE OKS FURNITURE SALES BILL

ENDORSEMENTS ARE GIVEN FOR HIGHWAY PACKAGE

UNEASY COMPROMISE REACHED ON ENVIRONMENTAL RULES

HIGHWAY PACKAGE CLEARS SUBCOMMITTEE

FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS PLAN RALLY AGAINST BILLS

PANEL VOTES TO CONTINUE CLEANING UP LEAKY TANKS

COMMITTEE VOTES TO TEST PRISON INMATES FOR AIDS

TAX LAW CHANGE WOULD HURT AVERAGE TAXPAYERS

UNC ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM FUNDING CLEARS SUBCOMMITTEE

3 MAJOR MEASURERS IN LEGISLATORS' AIM BEFORE ADJOURNMENT

PARENTAL CONSENT ISSUE WON'T BE SWEPT UNDER RUG, STATE SENATORS SAY

MASS TRANSIT FUNDING PLAN IS A GOOD ONE

BILLBOARD INDUSTRY IS OPPOSING REGULATION CHANGES IN N.C.

HAZARDOUS WASTE PLANT BILL IS ENACTED BY SENATE

BILL TO BAN Pa FERRETS FAILS TO WIN COMMITTEE'S APPROVAL

LOBBYIST SAYS BILL ON OPEN MEETINGS IS IN TROUBLE

HOUSE BILLS RELEASED FROM SENATE COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE AMENDS BILL ON POSSESSING MILK CRATES

N.C.'S LEAKY-TANK LAW LIKE MINI SPARE TIRE

HOUSE GIVES HIGHWAY BILL PRELIMINARY GREEN LIGHT

SPANKING BAN PILOT PROGRAM NARROWLY SURVIVES VOTE

GOVERNOR WARNS TIME RUNNING OUT ON SALARY PLAN

COMPROMISE URGED IN FURNITURE DISPUTE

PANEL APPROVES BILL REQUIRING FOOD HANDLERS TO WEAR GLOVES

HOUSE SENDS HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION BILL TO SENATE

CURRITUCK BILL CALLED AN ATTEMPT TO GET LIQUOR BY THE DRINK

CHANCES ARE 'NOT REAL GOOD' FOR CHILDHOOD VACCINES BILL

N.C. ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEAKS OUT AGAINST 'VERTICAL PRICE-FIXING'

HOUSE PLAN REVISES STATE INCOME TAX

COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL LIKELY TO DIE

•89 SESSION A 'WASH' FOR WORKERS

HOUSE OKS TRIANGLE REGIONAL TRANSIT BILL

HOUSE APPROVES BILL OVERHAULING CORPORATE LAWS

FUNDAMENTAL-AND LESS EXPENSIVE— CHANGES URGED IN SCHOOLS

VISITOR FEES COULD HELP STATE'S PARKS

REPEATING MOTION INJURIES ARE ON THE RISE IN N.C,

PANEL VOTES AGAINST REFERENDUM ON HIGHWAY PROGRAM

BUDGET NEEDS MAY USE STATE'S WINDFALL

PLAN TO REVISE TAX STRUCTURE WINS SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVAL

TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL GOES TO SENATE

RIVAL TEACHER PAY PROPOSALS ARE ENDORSED

SENATE PANEL SEEKS FUNDS FOR ABUSED CHILDREN SERVICES

LET PARENTS PICK SCHOOLS, N.C. HOUSE PANEL URGED

LEGISLATOR SAYS ANTI-fOLLUTION BILL BEING UNDERMINED

PANEL BACKS REQUIRING HELMETS FOR MOPED RIDERS

SENATE OKS BILL ON ATHLETES' AGENTS

LOBBYISTS GETTING TIRED OF FUND-RAISING EVENTS IN WANING WEEKS OF.,.

SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE VOTES TO STRETCH HIGHWAY BUILDING PROGRAM TO 15 YRS.

N.C. CORPORATE LAW OVERHAUL ENACTED

HOUSE TENTATIVELY APPROVES RESIGN-TO-RUN MEASURE

WINE EXCISE TAX BILL REMAINS BOTTLED IF

SENATORS SAY BILL OUTLAWING PROFANITY SHOULD INCLUDE FACULTY t, STUDENTS

AGREEMENT PUTS FURNITURE SALES BILL ON HOLD

GRAVETTE-INSPIRED BILL PASSES N.C. HOUSE

FUNDING PACKAGE STALLS AS MERIT PAY TALKS CONTINUE

PANEL TRIES TO SALVAGE PART OF SOLID WASTE BILL

THREE GRANVILLE COUNTY BILLS APPROVED

BASIC CHANGES NEEDED TO IMPROVE EDUCATION

FOR TWO CENTS, SENATE WOULD HIKE N.C. TAX ON BEER

EXPANDING MEDICAID COVERAGE SUPPORTED DESPITE STATE'S TIGHT BUDGET

INSIGHT/N.C. LAWMAKERS GROWING CRANKY

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5/21/1989 D

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5/21/1989 D

4

E

S

2

5/22/1989 A

1 P N

H

2

5/23/1989 C

6

N

H

2

5/24/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

5/24/1989 C

2

N

H

2

5/24/1989 C

2

N

H

2

5/24/1989 D

4

N

H

2

5/24/1989 D

4

N

H

2

5/25/1989 B

4 P N

H

2

5/25/1989 B

4

N

H

2

5/26/1989 A

10

N

H

2

5/26/1989 A

10

N

H

2

5/26/1989 A

10

N

H

2

5/26/1989 A

11 P N

H

2

5/26/1989 A

11

N

S

2

5/26/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

5/27/1989 A

1

N M20

H

2

5/29/1989 C

1

N

H

2

5/30/1989 C

1

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S

2

5/30/1989 A

4

E

H

2

5/31/1989 C

3

N

H

2

5/31/1989 C

3

N

H

2

5/31/1989 C

5

N

H

2

5/31/1989 C

6

N

H

2

5/31/1989 C

6

N

H

2

5/31/1989 C

6

N R53

S

2

5/31/1989 A

5

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H

2

6/01/1989 A

1 M N L40

H

2

6/01/1989 B

4

N

H

2

6/02/1989 A

10

N

H

2

6/02/1989 A

10 P N

H

2

6/02/1989 A

10

N

H

2

6/02/1989 C

1

N L40

H

2

6/03/1989 A

6 P N

H

2

6/03/1989 A

6

N

H

2

6/03/1989 C

5

N

H

2

6/04/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

6/04/1989 B

9 P N

S

2

6/05/1989 A

5

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H

2

6/06/1989 C

1

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H

2

6/06/1989 C

4

N

H

2

6/06/1989 C

4

N

S

2

6/06/1989 A

4

E

S

2

6/06/1989 A

3

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H

2

6/07/1989 A

9

N

H

2

6/07/1989 A

9 P N

H

2

6/07/1989 A

9

N

H

2

6/07/1989 A

9

N R53

H

2

6/07/1989 B

5

N

H

3

6/07/1989 C

1

N

H

2

6/08/1989 A

1

N

H

2

6/08/1989 B

m
3

N

H

2

6/08/1989 B

5

N

H

2

6/08/1989 B

5

N

H

2

6/08/1989 B

7

N

H

2

6/09/1989 A

14

N

H

2

6/09/1989 A

14

N

H

2

6/09/1989 A

15

N

H

2

6/09/1989 A

15

P N

H

2

6/09/1989 A

15

N

H

2

6/09/1989 A

15

N

CHH 1

6/09/1989 A

3

N M20

H

2

6/10/1989 A

14

N

H

2

6/10/1989 A

14

N

H

1

6/10/1989 C

N R53

S

2

6/10/1989 A

E

H

2

6/11/1989 B

N

H

2

6/11/1989 B

8

N

H

2

6/11/1989 D

2

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OBSCENE BUMPER STICKER BAN STUCK INN^C. HOUSE

STATEABVISER PREDICTS FUTURE OF CAREER LADDER

SERIOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT FLAN PROPOSED IN N.C. . „

TOUSELEADERS FIND BUDGET DELIBERATIONS FRUSTRATING

HOUSE AFfROVES BILL ON LAWSUIT SETTLEMENTS

TAX, LICENSE PROPOSED FOR 'DANGEROUS' DOGS

CANDIDATE CHOICE BELONGS TO FEOPLE _

BILL CALLS TOR VOTE ON HIGHER TOBACCO PROMOTION FEE

HOUSE APPROVES • RESIGN-TO-RUN' JILL , „

RIVAL N.C. TEACHER PAY PLANS ARE UNVEILED

BILL SPONSORS TAKE 'NEVER MIND' ATTITUDE

COMPETING TAX BILLS VIE FOR STATE SUPPORT

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ARGUE AGAINST TAXING PENSIONS ™,„™

SAFETT& EroNMIC INTERESTS DEBATED ON BILL TO ALLOW LONGER TRACTOR...

S KTuKe! Sf K£ STATE Ri^S

SM $ T^DT^Mffi&LITY OF WATER IN N.C.

BILL TO RAISE BEER, WINE TAXES FALTERS

HOUSE DELAYS ACTION ON TAX AMNESTY BILL

ABORTIONCONSENT MEASURE IS STILL PMNIEDG] EgATE

HOUSE VOTES 92-1 TO APPROVE TAX AMNESTY MEASURE

TAXSIMPLIFICATION BILL DRAWS FIRE FROM SOME LEGISLATORS

RESIGNING-FROM-OFFICE LAW MAY BE FIRED

100TH DAY? IT'S DOWN TO FIGHTIN' WORDS NOW

WHEN RAMSEY SPEAKS, HOUSE STILL LISTENS

MICHAUX OPTIMISTIC OVER HUNT'S ANTI-RUNOFF BILL

yVTO^ILL^PR^A^Y^RESURFACE THIS WEEK IN HOUSE PACKAGE

SENATE DEMOCRATS FINALLY DECIDE ON STRATEGY FOR TEACHER SALARIES

BOTH HOUSES MOVING BILLS ON TAX ISSUES

HW^ARirSA TttING 700,000 OFF ROLLS

ffiTMKlLLVrSlNG ATYPICALLY _

SENATE PANELtfPROVES RIGS WITH TRAILERS MEASURING 53 FEET
HACKNEY KILLS AIDS-TESTING AMENDMENT
LAWMAKERS APPROVE MORALITY ISSUES BILLS
SENATE APPROVES TAX PLAN

WPJBVnKtJS. SeW AWAY FROM BECOMING LAW

SECOND FKIMARIES BILL CLEARS PANELIN HOUSE
HOUSE APPROVES ABSTINENCE LESSONS! FOR SCHTjOLS
N.C. HOUSE LEADERS' TAX PLAN QUICKLY DRAWS FIRE
II«iGWVSTATE LEGISLATURE IS UPSIDE DOWNON TAX ISSUES

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CHAPEL HILL BILL MAY PASS TODAY

COMMITTEE APPROVES NEW 2ND PRIMARIES BILL

ROYALL'S OPPOSITION STALLS ANTI-BIAS BILL

TWO-MONTH LOGJAM BROKEN ON STATE OPERATING BUDGET

SENATE CALLS FLAG-BURNING SHAMEFUL ACT

COMPROMISE REACHED ON FEES .FOR BILLBOARDS

SENATE TENTATIVELY OKS LONGER TRACTOR-TRAILERS

TOUGHER MENTAL COMPETENCY BILL PASSES FINAL VOTE

AIDS BILL IS SENT BACK TO SUBCOMMITTEE

AIDS BILL SUPPORTERS STRUGGLE TO SALVAGE LEGISLATION

LEGISLATURE RATIFIES TREE BILL

SAFETY OF LONG TRUCKS GOOD REASON TO DELAY m

STATE SBWTEVOTESTO ALLOW USE Of 53-FOOT SINGLE TRAILERS

N.C. HOUSE VOTES TO ALTER 2ND PRIMARIES

STATE SENATE VOTES 44-3 FOR $422.1 MILLION TAX BILL

SCHOOL ANTI-PROFANITY BILL GETS SIDETRACKED

DISABLED ACCESS FUNDING DENIED IN HOUSE

LAWMAKERS HOLD JULY 4TH SESSION

1989GOCRAL ASSEMBLY ACCOMPLISHES VERY LITTLE

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6/14/1989

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12/31/1989

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SENATE PANEL FAVORS SPENDING FOR NEW NCSU ARENA

SEN. ROYALL WAS INFORMED ABOUT DURHAM ANTI-BIAS BILL

BLACK LEGISLATORS ACCUSE MAVRETIC OF SLIGHTING THEM

HOUSE, SENATE PANELS APPROVE PENSION BILLS

LAWMAKER TRIES TO BAN ALCOHOL IN PASSENGER AREAS OF VEHICLES

ENVIRONMENTALISTS PROTEST SELECTION OF CHEM-NUCLEAR TO RUN WASTE SITE

BILL TO REPEAL DAY-CARE SPANKING BAN ADVANCES

ADAMS BLASTS PROPOSED BILL

ROYALL HITS BRAKES ON TRANSIT BILL

RADIOACTIVE WASTE PACKAGE APPROVED

SENATE VOTES FOR LOCAL CONTROL OF TEACHER MERIT-PAY PROGRAMS

PANEL ADVANCES BILL TO CLEAN UP LEAKING TANKS

HOUSE VOTES TO LOWER DWI BLOOD ALCOHOL LIMIT

SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL TO TAX PUBLIC, PRIVATE PENSIONS...

COMMITTEE COMPROMISES ON AIDS BILL

OPPONENTS DELAY VOTE ON ALLOWING DAY-CARE SPANKINGS

HOUSE APPROVES TOUGHER DWI PACKAGE

STATE LOOKS BACKWARD ON DAY-CARE SPANKING

UNFINISHED BUSINESS: N.C. LAWMAKERS DRAG TAX BILL INTO HAZY DAYS

CHILD ADVOCATES SAY LEGISLATURE NOT GIVING ENOUGH

INSIGHT/ABORTION RULING'S SHOCK WAVES HIT THE LEGISLATURE

BUDGET, TAX SHOWDOWN TO BEGIN IN LEGISLATURE

SENATE APPROVES PENSION TAXATION BILL

SENATE DELAYS CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON DWI BILL

HOUSE OKS DAY-CARE SPANKING BILL

HOUSE COMMITTEE RENEWS DEBATE ABOUT VETO POWER

HOUSE-SENATE PANEL NEGOTIATES SPENDING

ABORTION COMMITTEE WILL HAVE TOUGH JOB

COMPROMISE PLAN SKIPS N.C. SALES TAX BOOST

SENATE PANEL REJECTS HOUSE DWI PROPOSALS

HOUSE VOTES TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN CHURCH-RUN DAY-CARE CENTERS

FOUR-YEAR LEGISLATIVE TERMS DROPPED FROM VETO BILL

SENATE LEADERS OFFER LESS TAXING SPENDING PACKAGE

HOUSE DEMOCRATS CONTINUE WHITTLING ON VETO PACKAGE

REVISION PROPOSED OF N.C. FLAG LAW

PANEL REJECTS AMENDMENT TO WEAKEN AIDS VICTIMS BILL

COMMITTEE APPROVES PLOTT HOUND BILL

BILL ON OPEN MEETINGS LAW DELAYED

BILL TO HELP AIDS VICTIMS FACES MORE AMENDMENTS

DRUG BILLS HIT HOUSE TURBULENCE

INSIGHT/LAWMAKERS STAGGER TOWARD DOG DAYS

LAW WOULD REQUIRE ATHLETES' AGENTS TO BE REGISTERED

PUBLIC NEEDS DEFENSE AGAINST LEGISLATORS

WHAT DWI PUNISHMENT'S ENOUGH?

BURN UNIT DIRECTOR BACKS HACKNEY BILL TO REGULATE WATER HEAT

THE MOON, THE RAIN OR THE JOKE AFFECTING LEGISLATURE

HOUSE COMMITTEE STICKS WITH FLAN FOR PAY INCREASES

PANEL ASKS GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO LEAVE WAR MEMORIAL ALONE

ATHLETE-AGENT RULES COULD GO BEYOND NEED

HOUSE PANEL CONTINUES WORK ON EXPANSION BUDGET

655 NEW LAWS; ASSEMBLY TALLY INCLUDES ENVIRONMENTAL, PRISON MEASURES

AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL FACES MORE OPPOSITION

LEGISLATIVE SNIPING INTENSIFIES

HOUSE TO CONSIDER DIETITIAN LICENSING

HOUSE LEADERS PUT PACKAGE INCLUDING VETO ON HOLD

HOUSE DEBATES BANNING LATE WORK BY STUDENTS

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ENTERS 4TH WEEK OF OVERTIME; ADJOURNMENT UP IN AIR

LEGISLATORS FRET ABOUT ACCIDENTS AT DISPOSAL

AIDS DISCRIMINATION BILL HEADING FOR DEBATE IN N.C. HOUSE

AMENDMENTS WEAKEN OPEN MEETINGS BILL

UNABLE TO SOLVE REAL PROBLEMS, LEGISLATORS CREATE SOME

APPROPRIATIONS PANEL UNVEILS HOUSE'S BUDGET PROPOSALS

UNC MAY HAVE TO BILL STUDENTS TWICE

COMMITTEE URGES FUNDING FOR THREE UNC BUILDINGS

DIETITIAN MEASURE NOW GOES TO SENATE

PENSION DILEMMA PUZZLES TAX MEN

HOUSE VOTES TO MAKE PLOTT HOUND OFFICIAL STATE DOG

BATTLE LINES DRAWN ON *9 BILLION BILL

HOUSE SUPPORTERS OF AIDS BILL FEND OFF TWO AMENDMENTS

MILLER WORKS HARD FOR OPEN GOVERNMENT

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HIGHWAY BILL APPROVED BY N.C. HOUSE, SENATE _

HOUSE AF^KWES ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL FOR AIBS VICTIMS
OPPONENTS OF DEATH PENALTY SAY BILL DIDN'T GET FAIR HEARING
N.C. COULD FACE LOTTERY REFERENDUM _mT1^
HOUSE PANEL OKS BUDGET FOR NEW STATESPENDING
SENATE APPROVES EXPANSION OF OPEN MEETINGS LAW
VETO F'RCPOSAL STILL MIRED IN COMMITTEE „

GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPROVES HIGHWAY BUILDING PACKAGE
MARTIN! HIGHWAYS NEEDED, BUT ASSEMBLY TOOK WRONG PATH
HC4JSE COMMITTEE OKS ABUSED CHILD PROGRAM FUNDING

STATIONS TO PUMP UP GAS PRICES ^

MEDIA SHCULD NOTE ASSEMBLY'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAW FOR AIDS VICTIMS ENACTED
VETO BILL FINALLY OUT OF HOUSE COMMITTEE
PANEL AffROVES $260.5 MILLION BUDGET BILL
INSIGHT/IS GOV. JIM MARTIN JUSTTOO NICE?
ALCOHOL CENTER COURTS LICENSE FEE WINDFALL

SBS-M fs^KW HOUSE UEDCSMY
HOUSE WISELY SPURNS AIDS-BILL REVISIONS
HOUSE VOTES TO ENACT CHANGES IN HELMET LAW
DRIVERS PAY THROUGH THE NOZZLE mm,la

N.C. HOUSE TIEBREAKER KILLS PAY RAISE PROPOSAL
TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL CLEARS HOUSE ROADBLOCK
HOUSE APPROVES NEW SPENDING PACKAGE

b^tS^ic^og^Tight-hearted KBATE in senate

LEGISLATORS RAP 'CREATIVE FINANCING' ON SOLID WASTE MAN^NT FUND
CWFERGCE COMMITTEE TO LOOK AT DIFFERENCES^ SPENDING BILLS
BILL (3NSTATE INCOME TAX GETS SENATE COfCURRENCE
HOUSE KILLS BILL TO LIFT SOME CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
LOTTERY BILL ADVANCES FOLLOWING TENSE WORDS

nf. SENATE^TES0 TO^PUtIsSUE OF LOTTERY ON NOVEMBER BALLOT
HOUSETSNATE HAVE DIFFERENCES ON TOUGHER DWI LAWS
SENATE OKS CHANGES IN TAX SIMPLIFICATION BILL

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WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS TARGETS N.C. LEGISLATURE
BILL WOULD PROVIDE HEALTH INSURANCE FOR NON-OUALIFIERS
BEACH ACCESS HINGES ON LEGISLATURE nrrtri* e n atm
LEGISLATION COULD SPARK CHAOS, PESTICIDE CO. OFFICIALS CLAIM
INSIGHT/UHAT PRICE OPENNESS?

LAWMAKERS DEFEND NEW TAX LAW

BEHIND BUDGET BICKERING, THERE'S MORE

S^^KJlL^LEffi Ss^^LCTTERY

SATlFJElstATcf MAKeF ^MEETINGS LAW APPLY TO THE GOVERNOR'S.

tumble mtGntmmm bill wins final fojse approval

THE *89 LEGISLATURE! IT'S NOT WRAPPING UP-YET

PENSIONERS' TAX BREAK BILL GAINS

$1.8 BILLION SPENDING BILL GETS HOUSE'S OK

GOVERNOR RETRIEVING SUPPORTERS FOR VOTE ON VETO

NEW STATE TAX LAW MOVES TO FAIRER SHARE

PROPOSED LITERACY LAW IMPORTANT FOR FUTURE

LEGISLATIVE REPORTERS NAME 10 DUMBEST IDEAS OF 1989

MARTIN ABANDONS VETO EFFORTS UNTIL NEXT YEAR

SENATE VOTES TO ENACT $1.8 BILLION SPENDING BILLS

SENATE TETOTIVELYAPPRDVES BILL ON PENSION EXEMPTIONS

CONFEREES WILL TRY TO RESOLVE DISPUTE

N.C. HOUSE SHOULD LET VOTERS DECIDE ON LOTTERY

N.C. SENATE OKS RETIREMENT BILL

BILL TO TAX DRUG DEALERS ADVANCES IN STATE HOKE

TRIANGLE MAYORS! TRANSIT AUTHORITY JOB NOT DONE

HIGHER TUITION STILL GOOD DEAL FOR STUDENTS

VETOFOR N.C. GOVERNOR SHCULD BE TOP PRIORITY

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LEGISLATURE ENACTS LAW TO TAX CONFISCATED DRUGS H 2 8/12/198?

TAX EXEMPTIONS ON PENSIONS APPROVED H 2 8/12/1989

CONFEREES MAKE LITTLE PROGRESS ON DISFUTE H 2 8/12/1989

BUDGET VIEWS NIXED LOCALLY CHH 1 8/12/1989

N.C. LAWMAKERS DRAG UPSET INTO SESSION'S CLOSE H 2 8/13/1989

COSTS START HITTING HOME BEFORE LAWMAKERS ADJOURN H 2 8/13/1989 B

DURHAM LOST ON ANTI-DISCRIMINATION, BUT WON ON TRIANGLE TRANSIT... H 2 8/13/1989 B

1989 LEGISLATION AT A GLANCE H 2 8/13/1989 B

TOUGHER OPEN MEETINGS LAW DIES AS LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS H 2 8/13/1989 B

SESSION ENDS ON 215TH DAY H 2 8/14/1989 A

LEGISLATURE KILLS BARRIER REMOVAL BILL CHH 1 8/14/1989

IT WAS A CLASSY MARATHON H 2 8/15/1989

LET THE BUILDIING BEGIN CHH 1 8/15/1989

UNC ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER TO GET $5 MILLION CHH 1 8/15/1989

N.C. PENSION TAX BILL STILL NOT TOTALLY FAIR S 2 8/15/1989

UPPED N.C. TUITION PUTS BITE ON FINANCIAL AID OFFICES H 2 8/16/1989

UPPED N.C. TUITION PUTS BITE ON FINANCIAL AID OFFICES H 2 8/16/1989

A GOOD WAY TO FUND ALCOHOL RESEARCH CHH 1 8/16/1989

GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY BE AT WATERSHED S 2 8/17/1989

INSIGHT/MARTIN'S RECORD'. A FEW MODEST SUCCESSES BUT OFF TARGET ON BIG... H 2 8/20/1989

LEGISLATURE'S 1989 ACTION FILTERING DOWN TO TOUCH LIVES IN MANY WAYS H 2 8/21/1989 B

LONG LEGISLATIVE SESSION SECURES SOME SUCCESS S 2 8/21/1989 A

GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGAIN IGNORED PARKS S 2 8/22/1989

WHAT ASSEMBLY DID NOT DO IS IMPORTANT S 2 8/22/1989

PLAN WOULD CHANGE THE CHOOSING OF ELECTORS S 2 8/24/1939

SENATE GOES CATFISHING S 2 8/28/1989

CHILD ADVOCATE BLASTS N.C. LEGISLATORS FOR LACK OF FUNDS S 2 8/29/1989

SB 2 ALLOWS ROOM FOR EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT S 2 8/31/1989

LEGISLATIVE SESSION ON HAZARDOUS WASTE LIKELY H 2 9/03/1989

MARTIN SET TO CALL BACK LAWMAKERS H 2 9/06/1989

STRANGE LAWS CLOG STATE'S STATUTE BOOK'S S 2 9/09/1989

INSIGHT/GOVERNOR, ADVISERS CONSIDERING WHAT TACK TO TAKE NEXT 3 YEARS H 2 9/24/1989

SENATE BILL 2/SUNDAY FOCUS? SCHOOL REFORM CHH 1 9/24/198?

MERIT PAY CONCERNS STILL A FACTOR IN AREA/SUNDAY FOCUS! SCHOOL REFORM CHH 1 9/24/1989

TEACHERS NOT JUMPING ON CAREER LADDER BANDWAGON CHH 1 9/24/1989

SCHOOL BILL PROMPTS DURHAM OFFICIALS S 2 10/20/1989

REGIONAL WASTE PACT APPROVED H 2 12/08/1989

REACTIONS MIXED ON WASTE ISSUE CHH 1 12/08/1989

HOSTS GET BENEFITS CHH 1 12/08/1989

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE BUILDING
LEGISLATIVE BUILDINGS TO GET RENOVATIONS

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COMMITTEES AND SUBCOMMITTEES
PANEL RECOMMENDS REGISTRY FOR ADOPTED CHILDREN
STUDY PANEL TO TACKLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ISSUE
GOVERNOR CALLS HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PROPOSAL TRIAL BALLOON
INSIGHT/STATE'S ROAD BILL ATTRACTS LEECHES
HEALTH CARE REFORM CALLS GROW
LEGISLATIVE GROUP OKS 24 STUDIES
LEGISLATORS SAY TRIANGLE TRANSIT NEEDS SUBSIDY

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE VETO

LEGISLATORS URGED NOT TO INJECT POLITICS INTO VETO POWER ISSUE

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WOMEN LEGISLATORS

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
BURNOUT AMONG YOUNG MEMBERS LOWERS THREAT TO POWERFUL LEGISLATORS H 2 1/03/1989 C 1 P N
NEW STATE ROADS PROGRAM MAY INCREASE TOLLS ON N.C FERRIES S 2 1/06/1989 A 5 J Oil

INSIGHT/DURHAM-AREA DELEGATION PACKS A POWERFUL LEGISLATIVE PUNCH H 2 1/08/1989 D 1 P N L40
ASSEMBLY EXPECTED TO BATTLE OVER BUDGET, PARTY CONTROL S 2 1/11/1989 A 5 J Oil

J
E
J
J
J
J
J
N

N L40
E

U L40
N C62
N C62
N

N E33
N L40
N M25
N M25

H 2 3/29/1989 B 5 P N

s

2 1/09/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 2/07/1989 C

2 N

H

2 2/10/1989 A

13 N

H

2 2/26/1989 D

2 P U L40

H

2 7/31/1989 B

1 N

H

2 9/27/1989 C

1 N

H

2 12/14/1989 B

1 P N L40

H 2 1/20/1989 A 8 N

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Y SUBJE

DURHAM DELEGATION MAY LOSE SOME CLOUT
STATE HOUSE NOW BODY Of MINORITIES

SaS^^cWE SHIFT TO STATE'S URBAN AREAS

DUKE CHAPEL SERVICE SLATED FOR OFFICIALS

EASTERN LEGISLATORS SEEKING BIGGER SHARE

HOUSE CONVENES TO TUNE Of HONKY TONK MOON

RURAL VS. URBAN

'UNCLE BILLY' STEPS DOWN

MOTS^^ REKfflLICAM NE1MGR
HOTEL TO BE RAZED HOUSES INDIAN COMMISSION

^L^SL^ PlS" FIRST OFFENDERS PROGRAM
LOBBYISTS WORR ED ^LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES SOLICITING MONEY
EDUCATORS PRAISE PLAN TO PAY TEACHERS FOR SABBATICAL
LEGISLATOR LOSES JOB UITH STATE

%8^sJ8lJ$lhiF%& LEGISLATOR BACK TO BOOKS ^^

ST^OFHOUSE DEMOCRATS AFFECTS ELECTION OF UNC BOARD MEMBERS

LEGISLATORS PLOniNG 1990 ELECTION STRATEGY

SOME LEGISLATORS EYEING HIGHER OFFICE unmf.

WOMEN BLAST DEMOCRATS' DAVIS, 'OLD-BOY NETWORK'

FORMER LAmWeRSUSE EXPERIENCE AS LOBBYISTS

BARNES PREDICTS ROUGH ROAD FOR IMPPACT TAX

TARHEEL PERSEVERES IN BID TO FREE VIETNAM MIAS

LEGISLATURE'S GOP FRESHMEN RAISE STATURE

STATE LEGISLATORS NEED TO WEAR UNIFORMS

LIEilK B5OT K^ OF FRANKLIN COUNTY
VOTE ALMOST LEADS TO BRAUL

WBUKWE9 LSa and ««

CAB^RUS^PRfScHING GOP DUO-ODD COUPLE OF LEGISLATURE
DEMOCRATS IN SENATE DOWNPLAY CLASHES

LF^I^SSVTsS^BURGLA«IES IN THE '89 SESSION

NTct TCMHERS' PROTEST BLASTS TAR HEEL LAWMAKERS AS 'WIMPS'

LEGISLATORS PITCH FIT OVER SCHOOL ROOfS

LEGISLATIVE YAWNS, WHISPERS IN RALEIGH

LEGISLATORS UPSTAGE PRESS SKIT IN SATIRE

TRANSIT AUTHORITY BILL FOR TRIANGLE CLEARS SENATE

NAME OF SCHOOL WITH SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM MUST BE STATE SECRET

STATE LEGISLATURE NEEDS A GOOD TRADE OR 2

LEGISLATIVE SNIPING INTENSIFIES

PLAN WOULD RAISE TAX ON BEER CAN A PENNY

INSIGHT/MAVRETIC'S REPORT CARD __-,,

REP. DIAMCNT NO LONGER JUGGLING LAWS, FOOTBALL

HASTY GOP LAWMAKERS BURN OWN BRIDGES

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N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, SALARIES

^n^ll^fc^SAY'THEY'AREN'T GOING TO SUGGEST PAY INCREASE
H&USEPANEL AGREES ON 50% RAISE FOR LEGISLATORS IN 1991
PROPOSED PAY HIKE SPARKS DEBATE
LAWMAKERS' 50-PERCENT CRISIS „Mnnr».
L^isSTR^^TI^f a^O^S'wASTE MANAGEMENT FUND

SENATfvOTEslN FaK FOUR-YEAR LEGISLATIVE TERMS
SENATE GIVES FINAL APPROVAL TO 4-YEAR TERMS
IN^GHT/FULL-TIME ASSEMBLY DEBATED IS NEEDED
FOUR^YEAR LEGISLATIVE TERMS DROPPED FROM VETO BILL

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P

D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H

2 1/14/1989 C

1 N L40

H

2 1/15/1989 D

2 U L40

H

2 1/17/1989 A

4 E

H

2 1/17/1989 C

1 N

H

2 1/17/1989 C

7 N

H

1 1/18/1989 C

10 N

H

2 1/19/1989 A

10 N

H

2 1/23/1989 A

4 E

H

2 1/27/1989 A

1 P N T33

H

2 1/30/1989 A

4 E

H

2 2/07/1989 C

1 P N L40

S

2 2/07/1989 A

7 J Oil

H

2 2/08/1989 A

4 E

H

2 2/08/1989 B

7 N

H

2 2/09/1989 C

3 P N

S

2 2/10/1989 A

5 J Oil

S

2 2/11/1989 C

2 N

H

2 2/12/1989 B

1 N

S

2 3/03/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 3/05/1989 A

13 N L40

H

2 3/06/1989 C

1 N

H

1 3/28/1989 C

1 J

H

2 4/02/1989 B

1 N

H

2 4/03/1989 B

1 P N

CHH 1 4/10/1989 A

1 P N M20

S

2 4/14/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 4/23/1989 B

6 N

s

2 4/24/1989 A

5 J Oil

CHH 1 4/28/1989 A

3 P N M20

H

1 5/03/1989 C

1 N H60

H

2 5/05/1989 A

15 N

S

2 5/19/1989 A

5 P J Oil

H

2 5/25/1989 B

4 N

H

2 5/28/1989 B

6 P N

H

2 6/02/1989 C

1 P N

S

2 6/02/1989 A

5 J Oil

S

2 6/09/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 6/17/1989 A

1 P N

S

2 6/23/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 6/24/1989 C

3 P P

S

2 7/07/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 7/12/1989 C

1 N L40

S

2 7/14/1989 A

5 J Oil

S

2 7/17/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 7/21/1989 C

1 N L40

S

2 7/21/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 7/23/1989 D

2 U L40

H

2 8/19/1989 C

6 N

s

2 8/30/1989 A

5 J Oil

S

2 9/08/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 9/15/1989 C

1 N T33

CHH 1 12/05/198

3 P N

H

2 12/24/1989 D

2 U L40

H

1 2/08/1989 C

1 N

H

2 7/27/1989 A

1 N L40

H

2 7/31/1989 A

1 C N L40

H

2 8/01/1989 A

4 E

H

2 8/02/1989 A

1 N L40

H

2 8/03/1989 B

2 C N

S

2 3/07/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2 4/28/1989 A

10 N

H

2 5/02/1989 C

2 N

H

2 5/28/1989 D

2 U L40

H

2 7/13/1989 B

3PN

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SUBJECTS

E

D — HATE-

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N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, VOTING RECORDS
LEGISLATIVE VOTING MAY GO ON COMPUTER

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, PAGES
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S PAGES
TWIN PAGES BRING DOUBLE ENTHUSIASM TO HOUSE

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, "PORK BARREL" PROJECTS

LEGISLATIVE LEADERS EXPECTING »PORK BARREL' SPENDING REFORM

TRIM 'PORK BARREL'

INSIGHT/BUDGET LEADERS DON'T EXPECT END TO PORK BARREL

MAVRETIC SLAMS LID ON PORTION OF 'PORK BARREL'

SPEAKER RIGHTLY TRIES TO TAKE CUT FROM PORK

WHIP SAYS HE WASN'T CONSULTED ON PORK BARREL CHOP

SOME DEMOCRATS UPSET BY DECISION ENDING PORK BARREL

TURN DOG LOOSE ON WASTE

HOUSE, SENATE REMAIN AT ODDS OVER 'PORK-BARREL' MONEY

LOCAL REPS PUSH FUND REQUESTS

CLOSED PORK BARREL DOESN'T END SCRAMBLE FOR FUNDS

PORK BARREL DEAD THIS YEAR— AND MAY NOT BE RESURRECTED

LEAN PORK BARREL WILL HURT LOCAL GROUPS, LEGISLATORS SAY

DR. PORK BARREL GIVES CAPITOL CROWD LESSONS

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REAPPORTIONMENT

VALENTINE: ALIENS SHOULDN'T FIGURE IN REAPPORTIONMENT

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, N.C.

GOP LEGISLATORS TO ORGANIZE EFFORTS

PAMPHLET POKES FUN AT GOP LEGISLATORS

LEGISLATORS FIND 'AMAZEMENT' IN 'UNBELIEVABLE' GOP PROPOSAL

INSIGHT/GOVERNOR BESIEGED BY HIS OWN PARTY

POLL SHOWS GOP-BASHING HARMING STATE DEMOCRATS

REPUBLICANS ARE STRUGGLING WITH THEIR LEADERSHIP

INSIGHT/TWO-PARTY STATE? NOT EVERYWHERE; POLL OVERLOOKS DEMOCRATS'

LEGISLATURE'S GOP FRESHMEN RAISE STATURE

REPUBLICANS HAZY ABOUT MARTIN PLAN

INSIGHT/GOP: 'REAL POWER OF THE N.C. HOUSE'

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, RESOLUTIONS

SPONSOR SCALES BACK HIS BILL ON SELECTION OF JUDGES
NCCU COACH MAY BE INVITED TO ADDRESS SENATE
STATE HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY CONDEMNS CHINA MASSACRE

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, RULES

LEGISLATIVE LEADERS TO TIGHTEN RULES, GET OUT BY JULY

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SALARIES

SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, SALARIES

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SENATE

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HOUSE
WHAT LIES AHEAD?

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SESSIONS

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, TERMS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPECIAL SESSION

ASSEMBLY MAY SKIP SOME FRIDAY MEETINGS

CHANGES IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY SLOW ADJOURNMENT THIS YEAR

SHOULD LEGISLATORS MEET ALL YEAR LONG?

N.C. LAWMAKERS DRAG UPSET INTO SESSION'S CLOSE

LEGISLATIVE TIME LIMIT IS LIKE KILLING DOG TO GET RID OF FLEAS

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HOUSE
RAMSEY EXPECTING FIFTH TERM DESPITE EFFORTS BY REPUBLICANS
DEMOCRATS MAY RUN MAVRETIC FOR SPEAKER
LEGISLATORS SAY THEY HAVE VOTES TO DEFEAT RAMSEY

S 2 5/17/1989 A 11 J Oil

CHH 1 6/29/1989 A 1 P N M20

H

2

2/28/1989 C

8

N

S

2

3/02/1989 A

4

E

H

2

3/05/1989 D

2

U L40

H

2

4/13/1989 A

1

N L40

S

2

4/14/1989 A

4

E

H

2

4/15/1989 B

3

N

H

2

4/21/1989 A

10

N

S

2

4/21/1989 A

4

E

H

2

4/30/1989 B

9

N

CHH 1

5/05/1989 A

1

N M20

H

2

5/08/1989 A

1

N L40

H

2

7/02/1989 B

8

N

CHH 1

7/05/1989 A

1

N S17

S

2 12/15/1989 A

5

U Oil

2 1/30/1989 C 1 P N

S

2

1/04/1989 A

7 N

H

2

1/25/1989 D

9 N

S

2

3/16/1989 A

1 N M06

H

2

3/19/1989 D

2 P U L40

H

2

3/22/1989 A

1 P N L40

S

2

3/23/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2

3/26/1989 D

2 P U L40

H

2

4/23/1989 B

6 N

S

2

6/20/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

2

7/02/1989 D

2 U L40

H

2

3/30/1989 B

3 N

H

2

3/31/1989 A

10 N

H

2

6/06/1989 C

4 N

H 2 2/07/1989 A 1 N L40

H 2 1/16/1989 A 4 E

H

2

1/04/1989 D

8

N

S

2

1/31/1989 A

5

J Oil

S

2

9/08/1989 A

a

J Oil

H

2

8/13/1989 A

1

N L40

S

2

8/23/1989 A

5

J Oil

H 2 1/06/1989 A 10 P N
H 2 1/08/1989 C 7 N
H 2 1/09/1989 B 1 N

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S U B J E

SePU^ICA^Y LEAD HOulFcOMMITTEES UNDER AGREEMENT TO OUST...
UATKINS QUITS COMMITTEE POWER POST

ffi°T*0 ^ SRT OF TWO COUNTY DEMOS

ffiriffi pS fIi^IrTtIrMS; LAWMAKERS ELECT MASTIC...
VOTE FDR SreAAERREVEALS DIVISIONS AMONG NEIGHBORING HOUSE MEMBERS
LOBBYIST SAYS RAMSEY WORE OUT WELCOME

SlC sS^LET VOTE DECIIE KEY POSTS

MAVRETIC'S HALLMARK SHREWD PLANNING

LAWMAKERS EXPECT EFFICIENT SESSION

MAVRETIC IS A MAN OF CHANGE „iiPTiTU_

MAVRETIC'S ELECTION TOOK MANEUVERING ^^^

RAMSEY OVERTHROW SIGNALS NEW ERA FOR N.C, ASg^BLY

DEMOCRATS SHOULD CONSIDER RAMIFICATIONS OF COUP

1991 RACE FOR SPEAKER OF HOUSE GETS OFF TO AN EARLY START

HACKNEY WILL SEEK HOUSE SPEAKER POST

BILLY WATKINS RISING FOR SPEAR'S POSITION

MAVRETIC LETS REPUBLICAN PRESIDE OVER STATE HOUSE

MILLER MAY MAKE RUN FOR N.C. HOUSE SPEAKER

MILLER? UNDOING THE COUP?

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPECIAL SESSION
SEEALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SESSIONS
MARTIN SET TO CALL BACK LAWMAKERS
SINGLE-ISSUE SESSION PROPERLY PRAGMATIC
GENERAL ASSEMBLY RETURNS FOR GARBAGE
MARTIN PUTS SPECIAL SESSION ON HOLD
REGIONAL WASTE PACT APPROVED „^„~™<

HAZARDOUS WASTE COMES HOME TO ROOST
DISPATCHING THE WASTE PROBLEM

N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WOMEN LEGISLATORS

SEEALSO N.C. GENERA- ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO WOMEN. POLITICIANS
NEXT FIRSTFORSEN. COCHRANE: LT. GOV. POST?

Soup wanes legislature about women's issues

N.C. GIRLS' STATE
SEE GIRLS' STATE

N.C. HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT COMMISSION
SEE N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD

N.C. HEALTH CARE FACILITIES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE

SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES, N.C. ^^
HANDICAP DOESN'T SLOU HONORED VOLUNTEER

N.C. HEART ASSOCIATION AfxWTATTnll

SEE ALSO AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION ^TS11T„r
CHAPEL HILLIAN HONORED FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICES

^SEE^SO^ T^MS GIRLS) (SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGS)

SOME SCHOOLS REALIGNED. BUT POWER REMAIN H

NCHSSA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF BRACKETS-4A/3A nm^^ — ,-
NCHSAA'S DECISION IS A SLAP IN FACE TO DURHAM SOCCER FANS

N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
SOUTHERN TAKES ON S. ALAMANCE
CHAMPIONS IN THE DEAN DOME

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S

2 1/09/1989 A

1 N M06

H

2 1/10/1989 B

2 N

H

2 1/11/1989 A

1 P N L40

H

2 1/11/1989 A

4 T T C50

CHH

1 1/11/1989 A

3 P N S17

S

2 1/11/1989 A

1 P N

H

2 1/12/1989 A

1 P N L40

H

2 1/12/1989 A

1 P N L40

S

2 1/12/1989 A

2 N

H

2 1/13/1989 A

4 E

S

2 1/13/1989 A

4 E

H

2 1/16/1989 B

1 P N

H

1 1/16/1989 B

1 N

S

2 1/18/1989 A

5 J Oil

S

2 1/19/1989 A

16 N

S

2 1/20/1989 A

5 J Oil

S

2 1/23/1989 A

5 J Oil

H

1 3/02/1989 C

1 P N

Crt

1 1 3/02/1989 A

3 P N M20

H

2 4/26/1989 C

1 P N L40

H

2 5/11/1989 B

5 N

H

2 10/04/1989 A

1 P N L40

H

2 10/05/1989 A

4 E

H

2 9/06/1989 A

1 N L40

S

2 9/08/1989 A

4 E

S

2 9/11/1989 A

7 J Oil

H

2 9/16/1989 A

1 N

H

2 12/08/1989 A

1 N L40

S

2 12/08/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2 12/09/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1 12/10/198'

4 E

H

2 12/15/1989 A

4 E

H

2 6/04/1989 B

5 P N

S

2 7/21/1989 B

1 P F G59

H 2 8/17/1989 A 10 P N R60

CHH 1 2/14/1989 A 8 P N

2 7/06/1989 B

2 8/18/1989 B

2 8/20/198" B

2 11/16/1989 B

2 11/16/1989 B

H 2 3/16/1989 D
CHH 1 3/26/198? A

3 N

4 P N

1 N
3 C N

2 U A76

2 N

3 P P T44

N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FOOTBALL

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IT'S RICHMOND, REYNOLDS IN 4-A CHAMPIONSHIP/NCHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS
POSSIBILITY OF FOUL WEATHER FORCES 3-A TITLE GAME DELAY

N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME
HILLSIDE'S BLUNT MAKES HALL OF FAME
NO. 1, AND HEADED TO THE HALL OF FAME
HILLSIDE'S RUNNING MAN MAKES HALL OF FAME
BLUNT'S 'FAME' WELL-DESERVED
RUSSELL BLUNT EARNS PLACE IN SPORTS HALL
HIS ACHIEVEMENTS ARE LEGENDARY
TAKING HIS PLACE

NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL RECORD BOOK

WHAT N.C. BASKETBALL TEAM SCORED MOST POINTS?

N.C. HIGHWAY FUND

SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, BUDGET
COUNTY WANTS FUNDS FOR TRANSIT PROGRAM

N.C. HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

SEE N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL

SEE ALSO PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY
LAW OFFICERS FACE COMMUNICATION GAP
RETIRING TROOPER SANDERS HONORED

STITH ASKS HIGHWAY PATROL LEADER TO INVESTIGATE HIS ARREST BY TROOPER
MAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING TROOPER
DWI SUSPECT STEALS PATROL CAR
TROOPERS' STEROID USE ENDANGERS PUBLIC— DOCTOR
SPECIAL TEAM CAN CURB SPEEDERS ON INTERSTATES
MEMORIES FROM HIGHWAY PATROL CAREER
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR BATTERS SLEEPING WOMAN WITH BRICK
CHECKING UP

STATE TROOPERS TICKET 64 FOR SEAT-BELT VIOLATIONS
TROOPER WINS STATE'S HEROISM AWARD
TROOPERS PLANNING FULL HOLIDAY FORCE
OFFICERS ARREST MAN IN THEFT OF PATROL CAR

N.C. HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER

N.C. HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES 1989 AWARDS/THE BENCH MARK

N.C. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, COSTS
HOSPITAL REPORT RECEIVES COOL RECEPTION
HOSPITALS SHIFT COSTS TO PAYING PATIENTS
MENTAL PATIENTS' STAY TWICE STATE AVERAGE—REPORT
MEDICARE LOSSES HURT HOSPITALS, SAY OFFICIALS
HOSPITAL GROUP TAPS MUNSON

N.C. HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY

VOTE BACKS INTER-FAITH'S EFFORT

N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE

SEE ALSO NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER

UNC HUMANITIES PROGRAM RECEIVES $64,000 GRANT

LIBRARY GETS LECTURE GRANT

N.C. INAUGURAL

GOWNS FROM N.C. INAUGURAL BALLS ON DISPLAY

NORTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT (NEWSPAPER)

TABLOID PLANS TO PUBLISH WEEKLY, EXPAND COVERAGE

N
P

E E
D — DATE — C

L Y
-PG L P BYL

H
H

2 12/07/1989 C
2 12/08/1989 B

3 P N W55
1 N W55

S
H
H
S
S
H
H

2 9/15/1989 A
2 9/16/1989 D
2 9/16/1989 D
2 9/16/1989 B
2 9/18/1989 A
2 9/22/1989 A
2 11/12/1989 C

1 P N C09
1 P P T37

3 P N C52
1 P U C09

4 E
4 E

8 P N R56

H 2 8/18/1989 B 4 P N

S 2 11/27/1989 C 1 N H65

CHH 1 2/07/1989 A

H 2 2/18/1989 C

H 2 2/21/1989 B

H 2 3/15/1989 A

H 2 6/12/1989 C

H 2 6/25/1989 B

S 2 6/26/1989 A

H 1 7/22/1989 C

H 2 8/21/1989 A

H 2 9/05/1989 B

S 2 9/05/1989 A

H 2 10/28/1989 C

H 2 11/22/1989 C

S 2 11/22/1989 A

13

N R63
P N T33

N N36

N

N M51

N C60

E
P N T33

N M51
P P T32

N B53
P N

N

N

H 2 7/09/1989 F 1 N

H 2 3/28/1989 A
H 2 5/02/1989 C
CHH 1 11/13/1989 A
CHH 1 12/26/1989 A
CHH 1 12/26/1989 A

12 N
1 N C60
1 C N S17
1 N S17
1 N

CHH 1 11/24/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/02/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 11/07/1989 A 3 N

S 2 1/11/1989 B 1 P F G59
H 2 2/23/1989 B 10 N S56

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TVC *NGER ARTIST; COLUMNS ARE HAL CROWTHER'S EXORCISM

Scorpor^ization 'vu^JaSkEusp angers editor of independent
n.c. industrial commission ^^

SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C. „

PANEL UPHOLDS LIFE SENTENCE IN ELIZABETH CITY HOSTAGE CASE
INT^TRIAL CCMilSSION CHAIRMAN HOPES TO CUT WORKER'S CGHP BACKLOG
STATE JUDGE: NCCU NEGLIGENT IN 1986 DEATH

N.C. INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C. _
MARTIN ISSUES ENVIROt*€NTAL ORDER ON REDUCING WASTE
NEIGHBOR PRODS STATE TOWARD WASTE SOLUTION

N.C. INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTS
SEE ALSO QdIC^-S
INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTS HONORS DR. VIVIAN STANNETT
CHEMISTS TO DISCUSS THE AIR UE BREATHE

-DATE-

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2 2/26/1989 F
2 6/11/1989 B

H 2 1/04/1989 B
H 2 2/07/1989 C
S 2 4/20/1989 A

N.C. JUNIOR CLOSED TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
TWO-FISTED FURY

1 P F S56
1 U N36

5 N
2 P N
1 N B53

2 3/03/1989 A
2 3/11/1989 A

H 2 5/04/1989 B
CHH 1 11/28/1989 A

L^RIN^NX.^NFANf MORTALITY RATE TARGET OF INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE PLAN H

INSTITUTE SEEKS $1.4 BILLION N.C. HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN

GUAFttNTEED MEDICAL INSURANCE PLAN GETS MIXED REVIEWS H

N.C. INSTITUTE OF MINORITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO ECONOMY, BLACKS

SEE ALSO MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)^
150 ATTEND FIRST DAY OF MINORITY SYMPOSIUM H

ACTIVELYSTRIVE FOR ECONOMIC JUSTICE, ESPY TELLS MINORITIES H

N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
AUTO INSURANCE INCREASE REQUESTED

N P 1APAN CENTER

SEEALSO DUKE UNIV. ASIAN-PACIFIC STUDIES CENTER
SEE ALSO JAPAN

DUKE SETS CONTEST ON JAPANESE SPEECH

TRADE EQUALITY MAY HURT U.S. -JAPANESE RELATIONS

N.C. GROUP TOLD ANTI-JAPANESE TREND TRIPS U.S.

N.C. JAYCEE BURN CENTER _
SEE BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES

N.C. JAYCEES

SEE ALSO BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM JAYCEES
SEE ALSO MISS N.C. PAGEANT

DUKE THANKS JAYCEE FUND-RAISERS .__uul ■„.■.■ , Trr

SERVING OTHERS IS THE KEY TO LIVING A SUCCESSFUL LIFE

N.C. JAZZ NETWORK
SEE ALSO JAZZ
N.C. JAZZ NETWORK DEBUTS AT ARTSCENTER

N'C' ^HALLS OF^FAME TO^NDUCT H.C. CRANFORD OF DURHAM, 8 OTHERS
NINE TO RECEIVE HALLS OF FAME HONORS
6 JOURNALISTS INDUCTED INTO N.C. SHRINE
SHUMAKER HAS HIS MOfENT ON STAGE/PEOPLE ON THE GO
NOMINATION PROCESS BEGINS AT JOURNALISM HALL OF FAME

N.C. JUDICIAL STANDARDS COMMISSION
AIR COMF-LAINTS PUBLICLY

2 2/02/1989 C
2 10/28/1989 C
2 11/01/1989 D

2 5/18/1989 C
2 5/20/1989 C

1 N C60
1 N C60
9 N C60

12
4

N C47
N C47

H 2 7/02/1989 B 1 N

H 2 4/02/1989 A 16 N
S 2 11/09/1989 A 1 N E33
H 2 11/10/1989 C 4 N K65

S 2 9/18/1989 A 6 N
H 2 12/24/1989 D 5 U

H 2 5/02/1989 C 3 P R S66

S 2 3/16/1989 C 1 P N

CHH 1 3/17/198" A 5 P N

H 2 4/10/1989 B 1 N H90

CHH 1 4/16/198? A 6 U

CHH 1 9/24/1989 A 7 P N

H 2 9/26/198? A 4 E

H 2 8/01/1989 B 2 P P T37

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N,C. JUNIOR MISS

SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS

N.C. LAND TRUSTEES
SEE ALSO LAND TRUST
SEE ALSO LAND USE

LOW-INCOME HOME OWNERS AIM OF LAND TRUST'S CAMPAIGN

HOME RENOVATION FOCUS OF DURHAM FUND-RAISER

HOUSING GROUP MAKES DIFFERENCE IN DURHAM

GROUPS TO BUILD 6 LOW-INCOME HOMES

HOUSING ADVOCATES TO MEET

THE NORTH CAROLINA LEADER (NEWSPAPER)
SEE THE LEADER (NEWSPAPER)

N.C. LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES

SEE ALSO COMMITTEE ON THE FUTURE OF CITIES
CITIES WANT MORE AUTHORITY TO SHARE COST OF BUILDING ROADS
BURLINGTON MAYOR NAMED TO PANEL; WORKER GETS TOP EMPLOYEE AWARD

H

2

2/27/1989 B

1

N

S

2

2/27/1989 A

1

N

S

2

2/28/1989 A

4

E

S

2

7/05/1989 A

14

N C61

H

2

7/08/1989 C

1

N R63

N.C. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
SEE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS,

N.C.

N.C. LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

SEE ALSO NORTH STATE LEGAL SERVICES (FORMERLY ORANGE/CHATHAM LEGAL SERVICES)
LEGAL SERVICES HELPS THOSE WHO NEED LAWYER, BUT CAN'T AFFORD ONE H 2

N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS

SEE ALSO BLACKS, POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS AND POLITICIANS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS

17 BLACK LEGISLATORS FEEL INFLUENCE GROWING

BLACK LEGISLATORS TO BOYCOTT SESSION IN OLD SLAVE MART

MARKET POOR CHOICE FOR STATE'S CELEBRATION

BLACK CAUCUS VOTES TO BOYCOTT SESSION

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

THE SMEARING OF DURHAM

BLACK CAUCUS AMONG GROUPS RAISING MONEY

LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS MEETING OPENS

MARTIN, MICHAUX SWAP BARBS OVER MINORITY REPRESENTATION

N.C. LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION

SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION

N.C. LEGISLATURE

SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY

N.C. LIVING TREASURES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTISTS, N.C.
POTTER OAKLEY NAMED N.C. LIVING TREASURE
LIVING TREASURE; DESIGNATION HONORS CREEDMOOR POTTER
SID OAKLEY: LIVING TREASURE

N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION

BOND ISSUE LOOPHOLE PONDERED FOR THEATRE PROJECT

PANEL USES LOOPHOLE TO AVOID REFERENDUM FOR BONDS ON THEATER

N.C. LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE WASTE

RADIOACTIVE WASTE PANEL LEADER CITES PROGRESS

NUCLEAR WASTE FORUM PLANNED FOR HILLSBOROUGH

FORUM TO ADDRESS WASTE DUMP SITE

STATE'S RADIOACTIVE WASTE PANEL HIRES CONSULTING FIRM

1/21/1989 B 7
6/09/1989 C 1

N
N H60

2/09/1989 C 1 N A54

H

2

2/20/1989 B

1 P N

H

2

4/01/1989 C

1 P N L40

S

2

4/04/1989 A

4 E

H

2

4/06/1989 B

3 N

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

2

4/20/1989 A

4 E

H

2

6/13/1989 C

2 N

H

1

6/16/1989 C

1 N H60

H

2

8/13/1989 B

1 P N

H 2 9/08/1989 D 6 N
H 2 9/12/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 11/03/1989 A 4 E

2 6/10/1989 A
2 8/02/1989 C

N R63
N R63

H 2 1/13/1989 B 3 N

CHH 1 1/17/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 1/18/1989 A 3 P N M20

H 2 2/01/1989 B 7 N

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RADIOACTIVE WASTE FORUM SET MARCH 8 AT PCC IN ROXBORO

STATE WASTE PANEL PLANS MARCH FORUM _-_,_„

INFORMATION CAMPAIGN SET ON NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL

2 PUBLIC FORUMS SET ON LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE

PUBLIC TO AIR CONCERNS ABOUT PROPOSED RADIOACTIVE WASTE .FACILITY

OFFICIALS FIELD QUESTIONS ABOUT LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE SITE

STORAGE CfTohJvEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE WILL BE EVEN SAFER IN FUTURE

miller: must block WASTE bills „t, „,

CHATHAM WANTS PUBLIC FORUM ON WASTE DISPOSALFACILITY
RADIOACTIVE WASTE AUTHORITY FINISHES TOUR ACROSS N.C.
FREFERRED BIDDER CHOSEN FOR LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE SITE

bil^S* pS^ATf TnM^M felons

WffilES Hf/REPff RADIATIVE WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY
WASTE DISPOSAL HEARINGS CRITICIZED

WRStiHtt KB"* COMPACT, HACKNEY SAYS
RADIOACTIVE WASTE DATA CONTRADICTED _ „_.
WAKE-CHATHAM TRACT TAPPED AS POSSIBLE N-WASTE SITE
■rT>jr- -rp oav TIF PTPPR

GROUP FIRM ON OPPOSITION TO CHATHAM NUCLEAR DUMP
TWO NUKE SITES UNSUITABLE-UILLHOIT Tl„T„1TrTrAUT,
OFFICIALS SAY RADIOACTIVE SITE PROBLEM 'INSIGNIFICANT'
CPU. FINDS IT OWNS 43X OF LAND EYED FOR WASTE FACILITY
CHEM-NUCLEAR OFFERS TO ANSWER WASTE SITE QUERIES
WILLHOIT URGES SCRUTINY ON TESTING OF WASTE SITES
HACKNEY SEEKS DATA ON SITING OF WASTE FACILITY
CONTRACT OUTLINES DUMP FUNDING

N.C. MAIN STREET PROGRAM

SEE ALSO N?™ K^OFWTuU. RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
RESTORATION WORK IN HENDERSON REFLECTS HISTORY

N.C. MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO MANUFACTURED HOUSING
SEE ALSO MOBILE HOMES
LET'S RECONSIDER MOBILE HOMES

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL _„_
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. HOSPITALS

THE LURE OF LIPOSUCTION

NCMH TO ROLL UP ITS SLEEVE

NCMH GOVERNORS PONDER NAME CHANGE

NCMH MAY BUY SECOND MRI MACHINE

NCMH IMPORTANT IN AIRPORT LOCATION, COmiSSIONERS SAY

NCMH NAME CHANGE CLEARS COMMITTEE WITH NO OPPOSITION

FINAL VOTE ON NCMH NAME CHANGE [CLAYED

N.C. MEMORIAL NEARS NEW NAME APPROVAL

BOOK NAMES NCMH AMONG TOP 64

NO TAR HEELS WANTED HERE _

NAME CHANGE FOR NCMH IS STALLED

NCMH NAME CHANGE GETS APPROVAL

NAME, NOT SERVICE, CHANGES

UNC, NCMH GIVE *5,000 EACH FOR TROLLEY BUS FUND

STUDY BELIES NOTION THAT PREMATURE BABIES DON'T FEEL PAIN

HOSPITAL ADOPTS NAME CHANGES; BOARD RENAMES PROGRAMS

UNC HOSPITALS APPROVES NEW EMBLEM

SCENES FROM A PICNIC „ „_ „r^w,A„

REDUCING INTIMIDATION; NCMH VOLUNTEER SERVICES PROGRAM...

MISLABELED MAILING GOES OUT TO FRE5S _„AI

PETITION DRIVE WOULD URGE CBN HOOK-UP AT HOSPITAL

CHEMICALS SPILLED NEAR LOAD AREA _ „ _ ___.

TAR HEELS DISCOVER REWARDS IN VISITING HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN

LAB SEEKS TO UNLOCK PARROTT FEVER MYSTERIES

GIFTS FOR THE HOSPITAL-BOUND

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, AIDS

H 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
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

CHH 1

CHH 1

2/07/1989 C
2/13/1989 A
3/07/1989 A
3/11/1989 C
3/14/1989 A
3/15/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
4/04/1989 A
4/09/1989 B
4/28/1989 A
4/29/1989 A
6/30/1989 A
6/30/1989 A
7/02/1989 B
7/07/1989 A
7/30/1989 A
8/29/1989 A
8/30/1989 A
9/21/1989 A
9/26/1989 A
11/09/1989 A
11/10/1989 A
11/13/1989 A
11/16/1989 A
11/17/1989 A
11/21/1989 A
11/24/1989 A
12/11/1989 A
12/16/1989 A
12/30/1989 A

N T33

N M20

N

N

N S17

N H90

E

J

N

N M25

N

H

N

N
1 N
' N M25

N M25

N M25
' N M25

N M25

N L40

E

N M25
' N M25
' N S17

N M25

N M25
» N M25
> N M25
» N M25

H 1 11/28/1989 B 1 P N H60

H 2 7/19/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/02/1989
2/01/1989
2/12/1989
3/14/1989
3/23/1989
3/30/1989
4/07/1989
4/08/1989
4/19/1989
5/13/1989
5/19/1989 A
5/24/1989 A
5/25/1989
6/30/1989
7/06/1989
7/11/1989
7/14/1989
8/28/1989
9/04/1989
9/12/1989
9/16/1989
11/01/1989
11/05/1989
11/24/1989
12/25/1989

6 P
3 P

N

N S17
N L90
N L90
N L90
N M20
N M20
N
N

P L38
N M20
N
E

N C62
N C60
N L90
N L90
P T44
N
N

N S17
N
U
N
N W57

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SUBJE

SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, N.C. CASES
AIDS CRISIS HITTING HOME AT NCMH
AIDS EPIDEMIC FORCING NCMH TO PLAY CATCH-UP
ADVOCATES SAY AIDS SYSTEM UOULD SAVE ON HOSPITAL CHARGES
THANKS FOR LOCAL COVERAGE OF AIDS

OFFICIALS TO CONSIDER HOW TO MEET HOUSING NEEDS OF AIDS PATIENTS
COUNTY JOINS AIDS SERVICES PLANNING EFFORT
COST OF AIDS CARE RISING DRAMATICALLY
AIDS PATIENTS' HOUSING NEEDS FELT IN CHAPEL HILL

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BLOOD BANK
SEE ALSO BLOOD DONORS
BLOOD BANK NAMED FOR LANGDELL

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BUDGET

NCMH FREEZE PAYING OFF IN DEFICIT FIGHT
NCMH OFFICIAL OPTIMISTIC ABOUT WISH LIST
NCMH BEHAVING RESPONSIBLY
NCMH CARE COSTS MIXED

NCMH INCREASES RATES FOR ROOMS, OTHER SERVICES
N.C. MEMORIAL'S RATES INCREASE 9.2X ON JULY 1
FATE OF NCMH FUNDING REQUESTS UNCERTAIN - MUNSCN
NCMH THAWS HIRING FREEZE

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, CANCER RESEARCH CENTER

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, CONSTRUCTION

NCMH OFFICIAL OPTIMISTIC ABOUT UISH LIST

NCMH MAY BUY SECOND MRI MACHINE

FATE OF NCMH FUNDING REQUESTS UNCERTAIN - MUNSON

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM , „ ^

EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE; NCMH VOLUNTEER BRIDGES EMERGENCY ROOM... GAP
NCMH SEES INCREASE IN COCAINE ADMISSIONS

N,C* A€S^0^sfvSl^,'S0iSN.C. MEMORIAL EMPLOYEES TRY... 'QUIT DAY'
NCMH FREEZE PAYING OFF IN DEFICIT FIGHT
6 PHYSICIANS JOINING N.C. MEMORIAL STAFF
NCMH THAWS HIRING FREEZE
UNC HOSPITALS BOARD APPOINTS 13 NEW STAFFERS

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS

SPARE HELICOPTER AT NCMH THIS WEEK „

DUKE, N.C. MEMORIAL SEEK HIGHER MEDICARE PAY FOR HELICOPTER SERVICE

AIR CARE MARKS 3RD BIRTHDAY

MARTIN PROCLAIMS CAROLINA AIR CARE DAY

EMERGENCY FORCES AIR CARE TO LAND

KNIFE FIGHT LEAVES ONE IN HOSPITAL

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, IN VITRO FERTILIZATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BABY
WOMAN DELIVERS TWINS FROM FROZEN EMBRYOS

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CENTER

SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PSYCHIATRIC BUILDING
NCMH OFFICIAL OPTIMISTIC ABOUT WISH LIST
HOSPITAL'S FUNDING DOUBTFUL
HOSPITAL'S FUNDING DOUBTFUL
COMMITTEE URGES FUNDING FOR THREE UNC BUILDINGS

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, NURSES
SEE ALSO NURSES, N.C.
NCMH ASKS FLEXIBILITY TO SOLVE NURSING DEARTH
PROPOSAL WON'T AFFECT HOSPITAL
OFFICIALS SAY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AIMS AT STATE'S NURSING SHORTAGE

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E

L Y

P D

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CHH 1

3/05/1989 A

1 Q S17

CHH 1

3/06/1989 A

1 Q S17

CHH 1

3/07/1989 A

1 P Q S17

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

4/17/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

5/20/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

8/06/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

8/06/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1 9/20/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

H

CHH

CHH 1

3/05/1987
3/06/1989
3/08/1989
5/06/1989
5/09/1989
5/10/1989
7/03/1989
7/06/1989

N L90
N L90
E

N L90
N L90
N L90
N M20
N L90

CHH 1 3/06/1989 A
CHH 1 3/14/1989 A
CHH 1 7/03/1989 A

CHH
CHH

1 1/30/1989 A
1 6/05/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/14/1989 A
3/05/1989 A
5/14/1989 A
7/06/1989 A
7/11/1989 A

1 N L90
3 N L90
1 N M20

1 P N S17
1 N S17

3 N L90
1 N L90
6 N
1 P N L90
3 N

5/04/1989
5/25/1989
7/09/1989
7/15/1989
9/12/1989
12/27/1989

N

N M06
N

N L90
N
N U57

CHH 1 3/08/1989 A 3 P N L90

CHH 1 3/06/1989 A

CHH 1 7/22/1989 A

CHH 1 7/22/1989 A

CHH 1 7/25/1989 A

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A
CHH 1 7/10/1989 A

1 N L90
1 N M20
1 N S17
1 P N S17

6 N M20
3 N
1 P N L90

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PARKING

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NCMH LAUNCHES WHET PARKING PILOT

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PEDIATRICS

SED0CTORSNra WfwiLBflK HOSPITALS WEEK SPONSORS ROLE REVERSAL
NEWBORN CARE THREATENED — STUDY
CURIfrjjj tut p£^

HOSPITAL'S CARD PROJECT AIMED AT CHILDREN'S NEEDS

H^^ChIaWT^CTRONIC MAIL COMES TO 'NORTH POLE'
PILLOWS FOR INFANTS

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PSYCHIATRIC BUILDING ^^

SEEl^SO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, NEUROPSYCHIATRY CENTER
FATE OF NCMH FUNDING REQUESTS UNCERTAIN - MUNSON

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, RATES

NCMH CARE COSTS MIXED _,__ ______

NCMH INCREASES RATES FOR ROOMS, OTHER SERVICES
N.C. MEMORIAL'S RATES INCREASE 9.2X ON JULY 1
DUKE HOSPITAL ROOM RATE TO HIT $335 PER DAY

N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, SMOKING REGULATIONS

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN

N'C* ^KySt^TK^unteer Bruges E*_KGENCY ROOM... GAP
N.C. MEMORIAL hospital, waste disposal

MEDICAL WASTE FIRM CONSIDERS CHATHAM SITE
UNC PONDERS TRANSPORTING WASTE TO S.C.
HOSPITALS HANDLE WASTES PROPERLY— STUDY

N.C. MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
BUSINESS PROPHET SEES U.S. STAR RISING

' HENDERSON MAN IS MILITIA LT. COLONEL

N.C. MOTOR SPEEDWAY

SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING ___

N.C. MOTOR SPEEDWAY REWING UP FOR RACE ___ a_
MARTIN CASTS ASIDE DOUBTS FOR FIRST CHECKERED FLAG

N.C. MUSEUM AT DUKE HOMESTEAD HISTORIC SITE
SEE DUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE

N.C. MUSEUM OF ART

BIDDLE «UJWTISST«P TO REMOVE UNSEEN BARRIER BETWEEN PE0P1E,
DOUGHERTY WEAVES WORK FOR MUSEUM

INYHTOFIM^f NAMLW MONROE PROVES TO BE MORE THAN THE SUM OF HER..,
ART MUSEUM AWASH — WITH WATERCOLORS ATm^ _____

LECTURE SERIES OFFERS LOOK AT AMERICAN WATERCOLORISTS

EXHIBITsfATttENEUM'S AGE-OLD. AGELESS ART; NEW PAINTINGS BY GINA GILMOUR

N.C. MUSEUM OF ART PLANS EXHIBITION OF POLISH ART

ARTIST TO DISCUSS WORKS AT NX. MUSEUM OF ART

EXHIBIT FOCUSES ON CHANGING ROLES OF BLACKS

EXHIBIT SHOUS A MERGING OF ART WITH REAL WORLD

FOLK ART ADDED ENJOYMENT TO EVERYDAY LIFE IN 1800S

N^C.SM tTfLW&ES BY 2 TAR HEEL FILM^ERS
THE INSIDE SCOOP ON 'OUTSIDER' ART/TUESDAY TALK

^^S^S^Sj^SE GAP BETWEEN ARTIST. PUBLIC
BOYD NAMED AS CHIEF DESIGNER FOR ART MUSEUM

CHH 1 3/16/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH

3/17/1989
8/03/1989
11/29/1989
CHH 1 11/30/1989
CHH 1 12/11/1989
CHH 1 12/13/1989
CHH 1 12/15/1989

N C62
N
N
N

N D38
N S17
P L38

CHH 1 7/03/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 5/06/1989 A

CHH 1 5/09/1989 A

H 2 5/10/1989 C

H 2 5/17/1989 C

CHH 1 2/14/1989 A
. CHH 1 6/27/1989 A

1 C N L90
1 N L90
3 P N L90
3 C N

3 N L90
1 P N L90

CHH 1 1/30/1989 A 1 P N S17

CHH 1 5/03/1989 A
CHH 1 5/30/1989 A
CHH 1 9/22/1989 A

1 N M25
1 N L90
9 N

H 2 3/10/1989 B 8 P N K65

H 1 7/11/1989 B 1 P N H60

2 10/22/1989 C 2 U M98
2 10/23/1989 B 2 P N M64

1/05/1989
1/13/1989
1/20/1989
2/09/1989
3/03/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989 _
3/10/198? D
4/20/1989 D
5/14/1989 E
5/18/1989 D
6/04/1989 E
7/06/1989 D
7/07/1989 D
7/16/1989
8/01/1989
9/07/1989
10/29/1989
10/30/1989

15
11
6
3
8
6

G68

L59
G59

N 659

R G68

N

N

F

R

F

N

N

U W15

F

U G68

U W66

G59

G68
G59

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SUBJE

CLEARING THE RECORD

N.C. HUSEUH OF ART, ATTENDANCE

ART MUSUEM SETS ATTENDANCE RECORD

N.C. MUSEUM OF HISTORY

QUILTERS TAKE A STITCH IN TIME

MUSEUM OF HISTORY SORTS PRESENT FOR FUTURE

N.C. MUSEUM OF HISTORY ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO N.C, HISTORY
MUSEUM OF HISTORY ASSOCIATES KICK OFF MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN

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E E
D — DATE — C

I T

L Y

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H

2 12/02/1989 A

2 N

S

2 1/17/1989 A

3 N

S
H

2 5/25/1989 D
2 9/03/1989 E

9 P N
8 P R 668

S 2 9/29/1989 B 2 P F

N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE

SEE ALSO FUNFEST (N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE)

DINOSAUR ART; LIKE ALMOST EVERYTHING ELSE TO DO WITH DINOS, IT'S POPULAR H 2

SCIENCE WONDER S 2

'POSSUM HUNT AT THE MUSEUM? S 2

RACCOON-OITERING S 2

MUSEUM OFFER HANDS-ON PROGRAMS S 2

MUSEUM MOVE IS RISKY H 2

MUSEUM BACKING NOT SO SKIMPY H 2

MUSEUM TRAIN GETS ON TRACK S 2

PULLING STRINGS S 2

WHEEL MATCHERS S 2

CLICKING ON ALL CYLINDERS S 2

DURHAM'S N.C. LIFE AND SCIENCE MUSEUM MULLS MERGER H 2

SCIENCE MUSEUM CONSIDERS MERGER S 2

TRIANGLE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM IS STILL IN PLANNING STAGES S 2

CHAPEL HILL FAVORS MUSEUM MERGER S 2

MUSEUM SHOULD RECALL SUPPORT OF TAXPAYERS S 2

IN CONTROL S 2

JOINT MUSEUM POSES QUESTIONS OF FUNDING S 2

MUSEUM MERGER IDEA HAS MERIT H 2

JULIAN 'IDEA GUY' FOR MUSEUM PLAN S 2

FORMER BOARD MEMBER AGAINST MUSEUM MERGER H 2

DURHAM MUSEUM BOARD TO DISCUSS MERGER S 2

MUSEUM BOARD REVIEUS PLAN FOR MERGER, DELAYS DECISION H 2

MUSEUM BOARD SETS HEARING FOR COMMENTS ON MERGER S 2

SATURDAY'S FUNFEST TO BENEFIT MUSEUM H 2

TESTING, TESTING... S 2

POLITICAL GROUP VOTES AGAINST DOWNTOWN MUSEUM MOVE S 2

MEETING IS TONIGHT ON MUSEUM MERGER S 2

MUSEUM MERGER TIED TO DOWNTOWN BRANCH H 2

MUSEUM MERGER VOTE COULD COME TUESDAY S 2

DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL MUSEUMS VOTE MERGER H 2

MUSEUM MERGER COMPLETION DUE NEXT MONTH S 2

QUESTIONS UNANSWERED ON MUSEUMS' MERGER S 2

HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE WITH NATURE S 2

LIFE, SCIENCE MUSEUM OFFERS SWAMP TROMP H 2

OFF TO THE SWAMP... /TUESDAY TALK H 2

LIFE & SCIENCE MUSEUM BOARD APPROVES MERGER H 2

MUSEUM'S MAN-MADE WATERFALL H 1

MUSEUM STARTS MOON LANDING WEEK TODAY H 2

BUSY NOZZLE S 2

BOND HEARING TARGETS MUSEUM MOVE S 2

MUSEUM PROGRAM LETS FAMILIES LEARN ABOUT SCIENCE TOGETHER S 2

MUSEUM OFFERS NASA'S LIVE NEPTUNE SHOW H 2

FOR HER THE BELLS TOLL H 2

HEAVY METAL? S 2

DURHAM MUSEUM TO PILOT FAMILY SCIENCE PROGRAM H 2

MUSEUM CONSULTANT TO BLEND AESTHETICS, SCIENCE IN EXHIBITS S 2

'ARBOR' LABOR S 2

SINGING THE BODY TECHNICAL; MUSEUM'S NEW SHOW CELEBRATES THE PHYSICAL H 2

EXHIBIT OFFERS NEW DIMENSION TO THE HUMAN BODY S 2

'BODYTECH' EXHIBIT DRAWS AAHHS AT MUSEUM H 2

INDECISION HURTS MUSEUM H 2

LOOSE CABOOSE S 2

MUSEUM'S MS. SEARLES NAMED TO U.S. PANEL H 2

HELPING HANDS S 2

1/06/1989 D
1/14/1989 A
1/16/1989 C
1/18/1989 C
1/24/1989 B
1/25/1989 A
2/07/1989
2/17/1989
3/04/1989
3/29/1989
4/01/1989
4/07/1989
4/07/1989
4/10/1989
4/10/1989
4/10/1989
4/10/1989
4/11/1989
4/12/1989
4/15/1989
4/21/1989
4/24/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989 B
4/28/1989 D
5/03/1989 A
5/15/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/24/1989
5/24/1989
5/27/1989
6/10/1989
6/11/1989
6/13/1989
6/28/1989 B
6/30/1989 C
7/15/1989 B
7/20/1989 C
7/25/1989 A
8/12/1989 C
8/15/1989 B
8/19/1989 C
8/19/1989 C
8/22/1989 B
8/26/1989 C
9/04/1989 C
9/29/1989 D
9/29/1989 C
9/30/1989 C
10/25/1989 A
10/27/1989 C
10/30/1989 B
10/30/1989 C

1
1
1
4
4
6

5 P
1 P
5 P

F W66
P S73
P S73
P S73

S27

T32
T37
T37
N S69
N M06
N M06
N M06
E

P P K30
N H65
E

N M06
N C60

P N M06
N C60
N M06

M N

P P
N M06
N M06
N

N M06
N C60
N M06
E

P P M66

P N C60

P U WIS
N C60

P P T37
N

P P S76

P N H65
N M06
N

M66
M66

T37

W66

N C61

N K65

E

P C45
N N36
P R56

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12/31/1989

S U B J E

SMILING ANIMAL HEADS
MOVING DAY
FAST FRIENDS

N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE, ANIMAL HABITAT

TLT UTR HOVE

SECOND GRADE/LIFE «, SCIENCE MUSEUM HOLDS SNEAK PREVIEWS
MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE/A GRAND WEEKEND FOR A GRAND OPENING

NATURE CENTH^GRAND OPENING DRAWS LARGE MUSEUM CROWDS
6,000 FLOCK TO MUSEUM CENTER OPENING

N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE, BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MUSEUM BOARD NAMES NEW PRESIDENT

"* S^ ££S M^'DR^PLAUNCHED FCK *4 MILLION EXPANSION
NON-PROFIT AGENCIES VIE FOR COUNTY FUNDS

N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE, CONSTRUCTION

S^nTINGJTH€GMuK TWO SITES, OR ONE? THE DEBATE CONTINUES

HOW MUSEUmWd REACHED AGREEMENT ON PLAN FOR TWO CAMPUSES

S g^^^W5B»* *4 MILLION EXPANSION
GOING AFTER 'TWO GREAT MUSEUMS' ___
MUSEUM'S FUND DRIVE WILL PAY BIG DIVIDENDS
NATIONAL FUND-RAISER IN LIMBO FOR MUSEUM
A LITMUS TEST FOR THE MUSEUM __„ urrOT1

^ ^Ts^2ITlL?KSpS BB AT AMERICAN TOBACCO,
EDITORIALS EXAGGERATED PUBLIC COSTS IN AMERICAN PROJECT

N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE, EMPLOYEES
MUSEUM HIRES FINANCE OFFICER

N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE, RBffEST

SEE FUNFEST (N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE)

N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING

MUSEUM BEGINS FUND DRIVE, PLANS RENOVATION „ _AX„Tml

LIFE i SCIENCE MUSEUM FUND DRIVE LAUNCHED FOR $4 MILLION EXPANSION

GOING AFTER 'TWO GREAT MUSEUMS' nmtrmmB

MUSEUM'S FUND DRIVE WILL PAY BIG DIVIDENDS

CCB GIFT PUTS MUSEUM NEARER GOAL

CCB GIVES ♦50,000 TO MUSEUM FUND DRIVE

NATIONAL FUND-RAISER IN LIMBO FOR MUSEUM

ALDRIDGES PLEDGE MUSEUM FUNDS

A LITMUS TEST FOR THE MUSEUM

ARCHITECTURAL FIRM GIVES MUSEUM FUNDS

MUSEUM HALF WAY TO $1.5 MILLION GOAL FOR DOWNTOWN SITE

MUSEUM HALFWAY TOWARD FUND GOAL

LIFE SffiKIENcf & GETS M.5 MILLION CHALLENGE

N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE, GRANTS

EDGEMONT CENTER, MUSEUM GET CARNEGIE GRANT
MUSEUM IN DURHAM GETS GRANT

MUSEUM, BOTANICAL GARDEN GET GRANTS _ «««.„,
DURHAM MUSEUM GETS GRANT TO HELP CLASSES, PROGRAMS

N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE, SANTA TRAIN
WAIT A MINUTE

N.C. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
SEE ALSO NCM DEVELOPMENT GROUP
MAGAZINE? N.C. MUTUAL AMONG BEST EMPLOYERS
CAUTION RAISED ON BALLPARK
N.C. MUTUAL SLOWS BALLPARK PLAN

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N

E

E

L Y

P

D -

—DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H

2 11/16/1989 C

1 P P T32

H

2 11/22/1989 C

1 P P T37

S

2 12/19/1989 C

1 P N S76

S

2

10/26/1989 C

1 P P T37

H

2 11/02/1989 B

1 P N C60

H

2 11/03/1989 D

24 P F M60

H

2 11/03/1989 D

26 P P C45

H

2 11/06/1989 B

1 N

S

2 11/06/1989 A

3 N H65

H

2

5/27/1989 C

3 N

H

2

3/08/1989 A

1 C N C60

S

2

6/14/1989 B

1 P N H65

H

2

1/06/1989 C

1 P P T37

H

2

1/15/1989 E

1 P F S56

S

2

2/10/1989 C

1 P P T37

H

2

2/12/1989 D

5 P U

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

4 E

H

2

5/23/1989 C

3 N

H

2

5/24/1989 A

4 E

H

2

6/28/1989 B

5 N C60

H

2

8/20/1989 D

5 P J

H

2

8/25/1989 A

4 L

H 2 2/10/1989 C 6 N

S
H
H

S

s

H
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H

3/07/1989
3/08/1989
3/10/1989
3/10/1989
4/06/1989
4/08/1989
5/23/1989
5/23/1989
5/24/1989
6/09/1989
7/13/1989
7/16/1989 B
7/25/1989 A
11/30/1989 C

1 N M06
1 C N C60
4 E

E

N M06

N

N

N

E

N

N M06

N

N

N C60

2 3/31/1989 C

2 4/14/1989 A

2 5/25/1989 B

2 7/10/1989 A

1 N

1 N H65

2 N
1 N

S 2 12/15/1989 C 1 P P K30

H

9

L.

1/19/1989 A

12

N

H

2

2/21/1989 A

1

N S69

S

2

2/21/1989 A

1

N H70

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N.C. MUTUAL (AD)

A SOLVABLE PROBLEM

CITY 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

WOLFF CALLS BALLPARK KEY TO REVITALIZATION

PLAN MAY CLEAR WAY FOR GLAXO DOWNTOWN

CHEERS FOR THE CHAMPS

90 YEARS AGO, A COMPANY WITH A SOUL.. .WAS

BASEBALL STADIUM OPTIONS

FIRM HONORS MUTUAL

THAT SPELLS RELIEF

CONTRIBUTION RECOGNIZED

N.C. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., HISTORY
BLACK-OWNED N.C. MUTUAL PROSPERS

N.C. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., SALES AND EARNINGS
N.C. MUTUAL EXPERIENCES 'MIXED RESULTS'

N.C. NATIONAL BANK

NCNB TO TEST LAND AT MONK INSTITUTE SITE

CITY SAYS BANK WOULD PAY FOR TANK REMOVAL

TEST RESULTS ON JAZZ SITE EXPECTED IN TWO WEEKS

TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX UP 0.3X/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX

NCNB ON THE MOVE

BANK EXECUTIVE: SCHOOLS MUST STRESS 3 P'S

N.C. NATIONAL BANK (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

PLAZA PLANNED TO TOP NCNB PARKING DECK

N.C. NATIONAL BANK (WOODCROFT)
NCNB ON THE MOVE

N.C. NATIONAL BANK CORP.
SEE N.C. NATIONAL BANK

N.C. NATIONAL GUARD

FUNDS SOUGHT FOR N.C. GUARD TO GET INVOLVED IN DRUG WAR
SO FEW BLACK OFFICERS IN N.C. GUARD SPARKS PROBE
LEADER OF THE OLD 30TH DIVISION PROUD OF ITS HISTORY
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT REUNION RECALLS 'WAR, RUMORS OF WAR'
NATIONAL GUARD GETS $2 MILLION FOR DRUG ERADICATION

N.C. NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS, N.C.
FOREST TO RECEIVE OFFICIAL PROTECTION

N.C. NATURE CONSERVANCY

HARDEE'S GIVING $50,000 TO NATURE CONSERVANCY
CONSERVATIONISTS BID ON THE FUTURE
AGREEMENT TO PROTECT 1,000- YEAR-OLD TREES

N.C. NETWORK FOR ANIMALS INC.
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH

TERRIBLE TED THE BEAR WRESTLING AGAIN

ANIMAL ACTIVISTS TURN UP HEAT ON UNC

ACTIVISTS PROTEST CLOSED MEETING; ANIMAL RESEARCHERS MAY MEET AGAIN,,.

ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUPS PLAN CANDLELIGHT VIGIL AT CHANCELLOR'S HOME

FESTIVAL CELEBRATES HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS

UNC FIGHTS FIRMER LAB ANIMAL RULES

SHAMPOO AND RINSE FOR MAN'S BEST FRIEND

NETWORK FOR ANIMALS PLANS MALL DEMONSTRATION

DEMONSTRATION HELD IN DURHAM TO OBSERVE 'FUR-FREE FRIDAY'

— DATE-

2/23/1989

2/28/1989
2/28/1989
3/01/1989
3/02/1989
3/02/1989
3/02/1989
3/02/1989
3/03/1989
3/04/1989
3/10/1989
3/30/1989
4/07/1989
4/19/1989
4/24/1989
5/19/1989
6/07/1989
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4 E
1 P N S69
1 N
1 M N S69
1 N S69
4 E
4 L
1 P N H70
1 N S69
4 E
1 P N H70

1

1 P
12 D
4
4

9 P
3 P

N H70

P T32

A

E

N

P

P

S76
T32

S 2 4/19/1989 F 4 P F M06

H 2 4/30/1989 D 6 N

1/25/1989 A
1/26/1989 C
2/21/1989 B
3/25/1989 A
9/17/1989 F
11/09/1989 C

N H70

N

N
P N

P P T37
P N Yll

CHH 1 11/30/1989 A 1 N M70
H 2 9/17/1989 F 1 P P T37

H

2 1/11/1989 D

4 N

H

2 2/26/1989 B

7 N

H

2 4/16/1989 B

6 P U L57

S

2 9/16/1989 A

1 P N B53

H

2 12/15/1989 A

9 N

CHH 1 6/05/1989 A 1 N S17

H 1 7/15/1989 C

2 N H60

CHH 1 9/23/1989 A

4 E

H 2 12/29/1989 C

3 N H65

H 2 1/18/1989 D

10 N

CHH 1 2/10/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1 2/24/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1 4/25/1989 A

3 P N S17

S 2 7/25/1989 B

1 P F G59

CHH 1 7/27/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1 7/31/1989 A

3 P P T44

H 2 11/22/1989 C

2 N S69

H 2 11/25/1989 C

1 P N S69

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N.C. NURSES EXAM _
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSES, N.C. „,

SCHOOL MAINTAINS HIGH RATE ON NURSING EXAM

NCCU MEETS NURSING STANDARDS

N.C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PROJECT (N-COSH) __,,__
PANEL VOTES TO CONTINUE STATE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY PROGRAM

$T\$-&Wo B? ^TEET^iTrSA^O^SAFETY FOB*

NlC< bSUdItrTSiIt^^^INGS AGEKCY OF INKPENieCE

HEARING OFFICE MUST REMAIN INDEPENDENT

AGENCY DIRECTOR PLANS TO LEAVE HIS JOB IN JUNE

N.C. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
NUMBER OF HOME-ESS INCREASING IN COUNTY

N.C. OFFICE OF SOLICITATION LICENSING

SEE ALSO CHARITIES

SEE ALSO TELEPHONE SOLICITATION

TAYLOR TAKES AIM AT DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES

m,cseealm BKrawsnw Of ADULT PROBATION and paroles

SEE ALSO PAROLE
INSIGHT/N.C. PRISON MESS NOT EASILY FIXED
DRUG DEALERS SHOULD STAY IN N.C. PRISONS
LEGISLATION ENACTED ON INMATE RELEASES
KEEPING DRUG DEALERS IN PRISON GOOD MOVE
MANY PRISONERS SERVE ONLY FRACTION OF TERMS
N.C. UANTS TO FREE DURHAM OFFICER'S KILLER UTn_A„7.,
GOV. MARTIN CALLS MCCOMBS' PAROLE DECISION 'A MISlAKE'
OFFICER'S KIN RAPS PAROLE COMMISSION
OFFICER'S KIN RAPS PAROLE COMMISSION
MCCOMBS PLANS TO STAY IN CHARLOTTE, ATTORNEY SAYS
PAROLE COMMISSION ERRS ..

RELEASING KILLER SENDS WRONG MESSAGE
CONVICTED MURDERER MAY LEAVE JAIL SATURDAY
GULLEY, ROYAL OPPOSE RELEASE
MCCOMBS CALLED VALUED WORKER
MOST PRISONERS GET EARLY PAROLE^

POLICE KILLERS SHOULD NOT GET FREEDOM EARLY _----.
GARDNER TELLS RALLY AT NORTHERN HIGH HE'LL TRY TO HALT MCCOMBS'
GARDNER TO OFFER EVIDENCE TO BLOCK PAROLE
JUDGE! PAROLE BOARD DIDN'T WEIGH EVIDENCE
MCCOMBS PUT ON PAROLE DESPITE GARDNER'S PLEA
nCCOKBS PUT ON PAROLE DESPITE GARDNER'S FLEA
SLAIN OFFICER'S BROTHER SEEKS PAROLE^E^LANATION
MCCOMBS CASE GENERATING HEAVY-DUTY POLITICAL REACTIONS
KEEPING JUSTICE A SECRET
PAROLE DEMONSTRATES COMPASSION
KILLER'S PAROLE SHOULD SPUR CHANGES IN LAWS
PAROLE BOARD FREES ACCUSED DEPUTY KILLER
VICTIM'S WIDOW CRITICIZES PAROLE
MAY PAROLEE WAS CONVICTED IN CASE WHERE DEPUTY KILLED
LEARY DIDN'T KNOW OF GLENN'S PAROLE
VICTIM'S DAUGHTER OPPOSES PAROLE IN MURDER CASE
PAROLE BOARD DEFENDS ACTION OF RELEASING GLENN
STEPHENS CHOSE NOT TO OPEN PAROLE HEARING
DA UANTS PUBLIC PAROLE HEARINGS
DA'S PAROLE ACTION SMACKS OF POLITICS
PUBLIC PAROLE REVIEWS WOULD CREATE NIGHTMARE
MCCOMBS DESERVES HIS PAROLE _ ^„^T1L-
COLOMBO: OPEN PAROLE HEARINGS HME-CONSUMINb ^TVlro
pSdLE OFFICIALS DON'T HAVE TO ALLOW PUBLIC HEARINGS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SEEKS CHANGES IN PAROLE LAWS

H 1 1/13/1989 C 1 N
S 2 9/01/1989 A 1 N S92

H 2 4/05/1989 B 7 N
H 2 4/23/1989 B 4 N A54
H 2 4/29/1989 B 4 N

H 2 4/14/1989 C 1 N L40
S 2 4/15/1989 A 4 E
H 2 5/18/1989 A 18 N

CHH 1 3/30/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 10/08/1989 A 3 N

RELEASE

H

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s

2

H

9

c

S

2

H

2

s

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

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2

s

2

s

2

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2

s

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H

2

s

2

s

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H

2

H

2

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H

2

H

2

H

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7

S

2

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3

S

3

H

2

s

2

H

2

S

2

s

2

H

2

s

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s

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s

2

s

2

1/01/1989
1/30/1989
2/01/1989
2/06/1989
2/15/1989
11/27/1989
11/29/1989
11/29/1989
11/29/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
12/01/1989
12/01/1989
12/01/1989
12/02/1989
12/02/1989
12/02/1989
12/03/1989 .
12/03/1989 D
12/03/1989 D
12/04/1989
12/07/1989
12/07/1989
12/08/1989
12/08/1989
12/09/1989
12/11/1989
12/15/1989
12/15/1989
12/18/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/21/1989
12/28/1989
12/29/1989

U L40
E
N
E
N

N B53
N L40
N S82
N S22
N
E
E

N B53
N E33
N

N B53
E

N 522
N B53
N F53
N S22
N L40
N C61
U L40
E
U
E

N B53
N B53
N

N B53
N

N B53
N S82
N B53
E

N S82
L

N B53
N B53
N B53

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PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW WHY PAROLES GRANTED

N.C. PEDIATRIC SOCIETY

SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
SYMPOSIUM FOCUSES ON ISSUES AFFECTING CHILDREN

N.C. PEOPLE (TV SERIES)

FRIDAY'S 'PEOPLE' MOVING TO RTP
HITCHINGS ON TV

JOSEPH BRYAN WILL BE ON 'N.C. PEOPLE'
MILLAR TO SPEAK ON UNC TALK SHOW

N.C. PESTICIDE COMMISSION

SEE ALSO PESTICIDES

TOUGH PESTICIDE RULES OFFER BETTER PROTECTION

N.C. PETROLEUM MARKETERS ASSOCIATION
PROGRAM AIDS FAULTY-TANK OWNERS

N.C. POETRY SOCIETY
SEE ALSO POETRY
PROSE, POETRY WRITERS CAPTIVATE AUDIENCES IN VARIED LITERARY EVENTS
TAR HEEL WRITERS TURNING OUT QUANTITIES OF GOOD MATERIAL
S.C. POET LAUREATE BENNIE SINCLAIR OPENS FALL ACTIVITY AT WEYMOUTH
POET LAUREATE FESTIVAL ATTRACTS TOPS IN FIELD FOR OCT. EVENT AT DUKE
N.C. WILL BE HOST TO 4 PULIT2ER PRIZE WINNING AUTHORS
'WHO SAID IT WAS DEAD?'

N.C. POLICE EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATION

•FOUNDING FATHER' OF LAW ENFORCEMENT

N.C. POLL

SEE CAROLINA POLL

N.C. POVERTY PROJECT
SEE ALSO POVERTY
EXPERT: CHURCHES NOT FIGHTING POVERTY
COMMISSIONERS SEEK PUBLIC'S ASSISTANCE IN BATTLING POVERTY

N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS CLUB

PRESS GROUP ASKS MAVRETIC TO GIVE DETAILS OF PACT

TWO STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS CAPTURE TOP N.C. PRIZES

3 ON SUN STAFF WIN PRESS AWARDS

FORMER BUREAUCRAT TELLS EDITORS HOW TO 'JOIN 'EM'

ROBESONIAN EDITOR TELLS JOURNALISTS 'INSIDE STORY' OF HOSTAGE INCIDENT

PROVISION OPPOSED BY PRESS GROUP REMAINS IN BILL ON NEWSPAPERS' ...

LOBBYIST SAYS BILL ON OPEN MEETINGS IS IN TROUBLE

SUIT SEEKS DETAILS ON COMMISSION'S STUDY OF N.C. STATE

N.C. PRESS CLUB

SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REPORTERS, N.C.

HERALD WRITERS RECEIVE AWARDS

SUN WRITERS SNAP UP PRESS CLUB CONTEST AWARDS

N.C. PRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS, N.C.

HERALD CO. PHOTOGRAPHER CITED

HERALD PHOTOGRAPHER WINS PRESS AWARD

N.C. PRIMARY READING PROGRAM
SEE READING

N.C. PRISONER LEGAL SERVICES (DURHAM, N.C.)
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C.
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL SUIT SETTLED
CONSENT ORDER SETS JAIL-CAPACITY 'TARGETS'

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

S 2 12/30/1989 A 4 E

2 2/09/1989 A 12 N

CHH 1 1/14/1989 A

S 2 6/19/1989 A

S 2 8/03/1989 D

CHH 1 8/15/1989 A

S 2 1/03/1989 A
S 2 8/31/1989 A

1 P
8 P
10
3

1/22/1989 D
5/14/1989 D
9/03/1989 D
9/17/1989 D
10/01/1989 E
10/08/1989 B

2 12/04/1989 A
2 12/05/1989 C

2 7/06/1989 A
2 7/06/1989 C

N L90
P
N
N

4 E
1 N S78

U H45
U H45
U H45
N

F H45
P T32

CHH 1 7/01/1989 A 3 P N M70

CHH 1 4/23/1989 A

3 P N M70

CHH 1 11/28/1989 A

3 N M25

H 2 1/23/1989 B

6 N

H 2 1/27/1989 C

1 P N T44

S 2 1/27/1989 A

1 P N

H 2 1/28/1989 D

4 N

CHH 1 1/28/1989 A

1 P N L90

H 2 4/26/1989 C

1 N L40

H 2 5/31/1989 C

6 N

H 2 10/24/1989 B

1 N

H 2 3/19/1989 B 1 N
S 2 3/20/1989 C 1 P N

8 N
8 P N

N S82
N B53

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N.C. PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUH _ u „
SEE PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUH OF N.C.

N.C. PUBLIC SERVICE CO. _ M „
SEE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.

N.C. PUBLIC TELEVISION FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO PUBLIC TELEVISION

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF nTc. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
N.C. PUBLIC TV FCtWDATION UORKS TO TUNE IN LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT

N.C. RATING BUREAU _rw/,

SEE N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAU

N.C. REAL ESTATE LICENSING BOARD
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS

SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS _„.„
BROKER, SALESMAN LOSE NORTH CAROLINA LICENSES

N.C. REGISTRY OF THE INTERPRETERS FOR THE DEAF
SEE DEAF

N.C. SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION

1 ALSO SlI: H±, BOARDS OF EDUCATION
CITY EDUCATORS TO READY LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST

N.C, SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

SEE ALSO MATHEMATICS ^ im_p

WHERE KINDERGARTEN, 12TH GRADE MEET

NCSSM STUDENTS MAKE THEIR OWN NEWS

IN A LAB YOU EXPERIENCE SCIENCE „-„„,,

MATH SCHOOL HAND CARVES A NEW MISSION STATEMENT

MATH SCHOOL OPENS WITH MOST STUDENTS

CLASSES BEGIN FOR 550 SCIENCE, MATH STUDENTS

SSTUDENT^'PRIZE KctCOULD HELP FEED SPACE TRAVELERS
S OF SCIENCE AND MATH DISPLAYS CIRCUIT BOARD ART

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ADMINISTRATION
N.C. MATH SCHOOL PROMOTES ITS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ADMISSIONS

SEEALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO n!c: SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, STUDENTS

NCSSM PICKS NEXT JUNIOR CLASS „

PUPILS ACCEPTED FOR JUNIOR CLASS AT MATH SCHOOL

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, BUDGET mumnlB
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL Of SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, DONATIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND IW™nra»H*ROLLMENT

MINORITY RECRUITER SLOT IN NCSSM'S FORCED BUDGET CUTS

MATH SCHOOL ASKS MORE MONEY FOR TEACHER PAY

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS ««-_-
MATH SCHOOL TEAM UINS U.S. CONTEST

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, CONFERENCES
PHYSICS TEACHERS TO ATTEND DURHAM CONFERENCE

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, CONSTRUCTION
WORKER LIFTED FROM MANHOLE
MATH SCHOOL GETS NEW GYM

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, raURTYARD
SCHOOL'S COURTYARD A FAVORITE SPRINGTIME SPOT

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, DIRECTOR'S OFFICE

CHH 1 2/05/1989 A 1 N L90

H 2 A/11/1989 F 1 N

CHH 1 3/06/1989 A 3 N L90

H

2 4/19/1989 C

1 P P T37

H

2 5/13/1989 B

1 P U K30

H

2 7/08/1989 B

1 P U K30

S

2 8/17/1989 B

1 P N S92

S

2 8/21/1989 C

1 P N S92

H

2 8/22/1989 B

1 P N C47

H

2 10/28/1989 B

1 P P T37

H

2 10/30/1989 B

1 P N K65

H

2 11/14/1989 A

6 P F U15

S 2 6/17/1989 C 1 N

H 2 5/25/1989 C 14 N
S 2 5/26/1989 A 2 N

H 2 3/04/1989 C 1 N J40
S 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N Yll

S 2 6/22/1989 A 1 N S92

H 2 4/04/1989 C 2 N

H 2 2/14/1989 C 1 P P T37

S 2 8/23/1989 A 1 P N S92

H 2 4/24/1989 C 1 P N J40

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51 APPLY FOR NCSSM POST AS DEADLINE NEARS

EILBER NAMED DIRECTOR OF U.S. SCIENCE PROGRAM

10 CANDIDATES REMAIN FOR MATH SOOT. HEAD

INTERVIEWS TO BEGIN IN HUNT FOR HEAD OF MATH SCHOOL

SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL BOARD PLANS SESSION WITH SEARCH PANEL

TEXAS CANDIDATE FOR N.C. SCHOOL JOB VISITS AREA CAMPUS

TEXAN IS TOP CONTENDER FOR SCIENCE AND MATH SCHOOL DIRECTOR'S JOB

SCIENCE & MATH SCHOOL SELECTS FRIEBRICK

DIRECTOR APPOINTED FOR SCIENCE SCHOOL

SCHOOL TO HONOR DEPARTING DIRECTOR

MATH SCHOOL HEAD LEAVING 'VERY BIG FOOTPRINTS'

DEPARTING DIRECTOR URGES MATH GRABS TO SET GOALS

A MODEL FOR LEADERSHIP; CHARLES EILBER ON CUTTING EDGE IN SCHOOLS...

INSIGHT/KEEPING THE BALL ROLLING/DEPARTING NCSSM HEAD OPTIMISTIC ON...

NEW MATH SCHOOL HEAD SLASHES THROUGH PAPER JUNGLE

LOOKIN' TOUGH

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, DONATIONS

SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, BUDGET
SCHOOL'S COURTYARD A FAVORITE SPRINGTIME SPOT

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, DORMITORIES
SECOND DECADE BEGINS WITH NEW DORM

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, EMPLOYEES

MINORITY RECRUITER SLOT IN NCSSM 'S FORCED BUDGET CUTS

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ENROLLMENT

SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, STUDENTS
CLASSES BEGIN FOR 550 SCIENCE, MATH STUDENTS

N.C, SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, FACULTY
MATH SCHOOL ASKS MORE MONEY FOR TEACHER PAY

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, FACULTY, SALARIES
EILBER5 MATH SCHOOL FACULTY NEEDS RAISE
STATE FUNDS NOT WAY TO STOP FACULTY DRAIN
WORK BY MATH SCHOOL FACULTY JUSTIFIES LARGE SALARY BOOST

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, GIFTS

SEE N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, DONATIONS

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, GOALS AND PLANNING
MATH SCHOOL HAND CARVES A NEW MISSION STATEMENT

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, GRADUATION
MATH GRADS WILL HEAR EILBER SPEAK
EILBER, 193 GRADS BID NCSSM FAREUELL
DEPARTING DIRECTOR URGES MATH GRABS TO SET GOALS
HEATED-UP GRADUATES

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, GRANTS
CARNEGIE CORP. AWARDS GRANTS

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, GYMNASIUM
MATH SCHOOL GETS NEW GYM

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, HISTORY
SCIENCE SCHOOL DESTINED TO SHINE

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, LAUNDRY
MATH SCHOOL GETS NEW GYM

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, MINORITIES
MATH SCHOOL AIMS TO DOUBLE MINORITY PUPILS

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, SECOND DECADE STUDY
BOARD TO MEET

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

1/13/1989

1/27/1989

3/02/1989

3/16/1989

4/09/1989

4/18/1989

4/20/1989

4/24/1989

4/25/1989

5/25/1989 B

5/26/1989 C

5/29/1989

6/01/1989

6/11/1989

7/27/1989

1 N J40
1 P N S92

7/29/1989 B

N J40

N
P N

N J40

N J40
P N S92
P N J40

N
P N S92
P N S92

E
P F A20
P N S92
P P C45

H 2 4/24/1989 C 1 P N J40

S 2 9/08/1989 A 12 P U

H 2 3/04/1989 C 1 N J40

H 2 8/22/1989 B 1 P N C47

S 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N Yll

S 2 2/01/1989 A 1 N M06
S 2 2/04/1989 A 4 E
S 2 2/10/1989 A 4 L

S 2 8/17/1989 B 1 P N S92

S
H
S
H

2
2
2
2

5/27/1989 A
5/28/1989 B
5/29/1989 C
6/03/1989 B

1 N S92
3 P N J40
1 P N S92
1 P P C45

S

2

4/24/1989 C

3 N

S

2

8/23/1989 A

1 P N S92

S

2

4/19/1989 G

7 P F S92

s

2

8/23/1989 A

1 P N S92

s

2

9/08/1989 C

1 N S92

H

2

5/25/1989 B

6 N

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SMITH

study: some math school pupils not ready
report: school lacks clear view of mission

n.c. school of science and mathematics, students

SEEALSO N.CrSCWOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO NIC. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ENROLLMENT

SEMIFINALISTS NAMED IN SCIENCE COMPETITION

NCSSM STUDENT FINALIST IN NATIONAL COMPETITION

SCIENCE WHIZ-KID

A SEA OF EXCITEMENT

STUDENTS SNAP STAR SHOTS, TOUR EMBASSIES

SCIENCE FINALIST

F^clW/sSfoF^iE^^TH SCHOOL FAULTED

ART WORK BY 3 NCSSM STUDENTS IN EXHIBITION

TWO'S COMPANY

MATH SCHOOL AIMS TO DOUBLE MINORITY PUPILS

SCIENTIFIC ART

N.C, SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BOARD OF TRUSTEES
NEW TRUSTEES ARE SWORN IN

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
NCSSM UNICORNS GET HOME COURT

G^,S5«eTraNG»ARK,UNIC0RNSi BULLDOGS RALLY TO DEFEAT E.E.

UNICORNS GET REVENGE WITH VICTORY OVER CAVS

UNICORNS RIP VIKINGS

CONYERS' SHOT GIVES SOUTHERN WIN

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)
UNICORN GIRLS CRUISE PAST SOUTHERN

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS SPORTS, SOCCER
UNICORNS ANTICIPATE BIG BREAKTHROUGH

N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS SPORTS, TRACK
NC3SM BOYS' TEAM WINS CROSS COUNTRY TITLE

N.C. SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

SpErECw3dUCTING PROBE OF DISSENSION AT N.C. SCHOOL OF ARTS

CL^ICTBALLCTRMADE NEW IN NEWLY RENOVATED MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM
SOVIET DRAMA GROUP WILL VISIT AT DUKE

N.C. SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, CHANCELLOR

nTsCHOOL OF ARTS CHANCELLOR RESIGNS

LJTH TMQ TW PWTTP^T

STUDENTS RALLY AGAINST ARTS SCHOOL CHANCELLOR

N.C. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY

GOVERNOR NAMES LITTLE TO BOARD

MEMBERS APPOINTED TO N.C. SCIENCE BOARD

N<C* KVR&nFW8Fw FOR SECRETARY OF STATE'S LAST DAY
EIRE'S 52- YEAR TENURE ENDS WITH FAREWELL PARTY
EURE'S RETIREMENT ENDS ERA IN STATE'S HISTORY MM„
BCWAN INTRODUCES BILL TO CREATE SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL

N.C. SERVICE STATION OWNERS
SEE SERVICE STATIONS, N.C.

NORTH CAROLINA SHOE CO.

NORTH CAROLINA SHOE CO. (AD)

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S 2 5/26/1989 A 1 N S92
H 2 5/27/1989 C 1 N J40

H
H
S
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
S
S

1/25/1989 C

1/26/1989 C

2/17/1989 A

2/18/1989 B

2/24/1989 A

3/03/1989

6/22/1989

8/28/1989

9/02/1989

9/04/1989

9/08/1989

9/13/1989 B

8
1
8
1

6
o

c

l

n

3
1
1
1

N

N J40
P T32
P T37
U T37
P

N S92
N M51
N C47
P K30
N S92
P C45

S 2 9/09/1989 C 1 N

8/12/1989
11/21/1989
11/29/1989
11/29/1989
12/06/1989
12/13/1989

U T37
N P52
N W55
N A76
N A76
N

H 2 12/13/1989 D 4 N
H 2 11/12/1989 B 2 N F95
S 2 11/10/1989 B 4 P N A76

CHH 1 2/11/1989 A
H 2 3/11/1989 C
H 2 12/15/1989 D
S 2 12/18/1989 C
H 2 12/28/1989 C

H 2 4/14/1989 A
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A

CHH 1 8/10/1989 A
H 2 8/11/1989 C

H 2 1/06/1989 A

H 2 1/07/1989 C

S 2 1/07/1989 A

H 1 3/23/1989 C

L38

L45
L45

8 N

1 P P L38
3 N S17

N
N N36

1 P N
1 P N
4 E
1 N H60

S 2 4/19/1989 F 4 D A

N.C. SHOWCASE

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SEE ALSO BANDS (MUSIC)
THE BIG BREAK: N.C. SHOWCASE GIVES MUSICIANS A SHOT AT RECORDING...

N.C. SOLAR CENTER

SEE ALSO SOLAR ENERGY
N.C. SOLAR CENTER HAS MANY SERVICES

N.C. SPECIAL OLYMPICS

SEE ALSO SPECIAL OLYMPICS
HANDICAPPED STUDENTS LEARN TENNIS
DURHAM TEEN UINS OLYMPICS MEDAL
DURHAM DELEGATES DO WELL IN STATE SPECIAL OLYMPICS

N.C. SPORTS HALL OF FAME

JONES, COX, BUEHLER, YOU TO JOIN HALL
FIVE JOURNEY INTO N.C. HALL OF FAME
BUEHLER'S DAY
FOUR FROM TRIANGLE DESERVE SPORTS HONOR

N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO AUDITORS
SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE

CARRJ FEES SPAT CRAMPS CLERK'S OFFICE

DON'T PINCH PENNIES HERE

STATE AUDITOR: REGULATORY BOARDS NEED REGULATING

MILLER PROVISION CALLS FOR PRIVATE AGENCIES LISTING STATE MONEY USE

N.C. STATE BAR

SEE N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION

N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

SBI'S OVERTIME PAY FOR SUPERVISORS DRAUS FIRE, REVIEW

SBI'S DIRECTOR DEFENDS POLICY ON OVERTIME PAY

SBI JOINS PATROL'S INVESTIGATION OF FATAL RAMMING WRECK ON 1-40

SBI CALLED IN ON DWI CHARGE AGAINST OFFICER

ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS SBI NEEDS AGENTS NOW

SBI LIKELY TO START DWI PROBE SOON

SBI PROBE MAY CLEAR AIR OVER POLICE ACTION

DRUG WAR NEEDS MORE THAN CAMPAIGN TALK

DISTRICT ATTORNEY STALLS SBI REPORT ON HOPKINS

SBI! MORE INVOLVED IN DWI CHARGE

CRIMINAL CONDUCT 'APPARENT' IN POLICE DWI CASE

JUDGE ASKS SBI TO PROBE DURHAM SOCIAL SERVICES

SBI, NOT SPECIAL GRAND JURY, TO PROBE CHILD-ABUSE CHARGES

STEPHENS: DON'T CLOSE BOOK ON PROBE

HUDGINS WELCOMES CHILD-ABUSE PROBE

DON'T DROP POLICE PROBE, STEPHENS SAYS

CHIEF HAMPTON ASKS DWI REPORT BE MADE PUBLIC

CHIEF HAMPTON ASKS DWI REPORT BE MADE PUBLIC

STEPHENS WON'T RELEASE REPORT

POWELL ASKS FOR COPY OF SBI REPORT

THREE-MONTH SBI PROBE THOROUGH, COMPREHENSIVE

POWELL TO DISCUSS REPORT WITH CHIEF

JUDGES WISELY SETTLE SPAT OVER ABUSE CASES

DURHAM OFFICER'S DWI CASE GOES TO COURT TODAY

STEPHENS REQUESTS POLYGRAPH ON OFFICER WHO TOOK PAPERWORK

WALL-TO-WALL COVER-UP

FIRED POLICE DISPATCHER SUES DURHAM (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-2-39)

PART OF SBI REPORT ON POLICE DWI CASE WILL BE RELEASED (AMENDED 5-3-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

VALVANO COMPANY OFFICIAL REFUSED SBI REQUEST FOR RECORDS

SBI OFFICIAL WARNS CRACK WILL BRING 'GANGS AND GUNS'

N.C. STATE CAPITOL

OFFICE SUITE ASSIGNED TO SECRETARY OF STATE
LANDSCAPING MAY BE MARTIN'S LEGACY

N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES

H 2 6/01/1989 B 1 P F Zll

S 2 4/08/1989 A 5 U H05

2 3/17/1989 B
2 6/06/1989 D
2 6/13/1989 C

2 5/02/1989 D

2 5/05/1989 B

2 5/05/1989 D

2 5/06/1989 A

1 P F 659
4 P N A76
4 P N

1 N
1 P N C52
1 P U D18
4 E

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2

4/08/1989 A

1

N B53

H

2

4/21/1989 A

4

E

H

2

5/30/1989 C

1

N

H

2

8/03/1989 C

1

N L40

H

2

1/02/1989 B

1

N

H

2

1/05/1989 B

3

N

H

2

1/11/1989 D

9

N Nil

H

2

1/18/1989 A

N M51

H

2

1/18/1989 D

11

N

S

2

1/18/1989 A

N B53

S

2

1/20/1989 A

E

S

2

2/07/1989 A

E

H

2

4/19/1989 C

N

S

2

4/20/1989 A

P N B53

H

2

4/21/1989 A

P N S82

S

2

4/21/1989 A

N B53

H

2

4/22/1989 C

N S82

S

2

4/22/1989 A

N B53

S

2

4/22/1989 A

N B53

H

2

4/23/1989 A

P N M51

H

2

4/25/1989 A

N N36

H

2

4/25/1989 A

N M51

S

2

4/25/1989 A

N B53

H

2

4/26/1989 A

N N36

H

2

4/26/1989 A

L

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2

4/26/1989 A

N B53

S

2

4/26/1989 A

E

H

2

4/27/1989 A

N S82

H

2

4/27/1989 A

N N36

H

2

4/27/1989 A

E

H

2

4/29/1989 C

N

H

2

5/02/1989 A

P N N36

H

2

5/03/1989 A

2

N

H

2

6/05/1989 B

4

N

H

1

9/08/1989 B

1 P N T33

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2

1/06/1989 A

8

N

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2

9/15/1989 A

5

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Y SUBJECTS

STATE EMPLOYEES' PRESIDENT LIKES MERIT PAY
STATE EMPLOYEES CONSIDER TEACHERS' EXAMPLE
STATE EMPLOYEES DISTRICT 18 WINS AWARD

N.C. STATE FAIR

SEE ALSO COUNTY FAIRS
THE ONCE AND FUTURE FAIR
NORTH CAROLINA'S SHOW-OFF FAIR
STATE FAIR DIFFERENT! NO FOOTBALL GAME
THE SHIRELLES; IT'S TOMORROW - WE STILL LOVE THEM
REAL ANIMALS AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN THEM BEFORE
IT'S TOE-TAPPIN' TIME
FUN AND FEED AT THE FAIR
•TOO LONG AT THE FAIR?'
SHEAR PLEASURE
GIANT THRILLS ON THE MIDWAY

PELxKbViGS? FASHIONABLE FROGS FROLIC FOR CROWDS AT STATE FAIR
THAT FIRST LURCH
REDUCE PRICE OF FAIR FUN

N'C' HE EBhWRfa HAY KEEP MANY AWAY

N.C. STATE HIGHWAY PATROL
SEE N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL

N.C. STATE MEDICAL FACILITIES PLAN

DUKE STILL FIGHTING FOR SPECIALTY CENTER

N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE __
SEE ALSO LAND SALES, STATE-OWNED
STATE WILL AUCTION UNCLAIMED PROPERTY

N.C. STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE

"'C' ^^SSPSSiSSSt SSflvri™ Of ™«c...

NCSU OFFERS 4 DURHAM SEMINARS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
AN ANCIENT NATIVE ROOT HIGH IN PROTEIN

N.C. STATE UNIV., ADMISSIONS _mrro
SAT WORRIES COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENTS;

TEST IS ABOUT 20X OF TOTAL

N.C. STATE UNIV., ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

VALVANO TO QUIT NCSU ATHLETIC DIRECTOR'S POST

VALVANO WILL STEP DOWN AS 'PACK AD

JIMMY 'V* YOU LET ffi. DOWN

N.C. STATE NAMES HOPFENBERG INTERMIM ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

CHANCELLOR SHOULD BE TOLD OF ATHLETES' TROUBLE

N.C. STATE UNIV., CHANCELLOR

N.C. STATE CHANCELLOR POULTON RESIGNS

POMPON POULTON TOO BUSY WITH PACK ATHLETICS

POULTON'S RESIGNATION CAN HELP N.C. STATE

SEARCH FOR CHANCELLOR MAY DELAY PROJECTS

MONTEITH IS NAMED INTERIM CHANCELLOR AT N.C. STATE

MONTEITH HAS RIGHT FOCUS ON ATHLETICS

NCSU'S M0NTEITH5 FACULTY, STUDENTS REAL STARS

N.C. STATE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
N.C. STATE GRADUATES LISTED

N.C. STATE UNIV., CONSTRUCTION

NCSU LAUNCHES BUILDING FUND DRIVE

N,C* REPORT^UNC', STATE^ACULTY SALARIES MATCH NATIONAL AVERAGE

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CHH 1 4/17/1989 A
H 2 9/20/1989 C

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H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S

2 10/12/1989 A
2 10/13/1989 A
2 10/13/1989 C
2 10/13/1989 D
2 10/13/1989 D
2 10/13/1989 D
2 10/14/1989 C
2 10/14/1989 A
2 10/14/1989 B
2 10/14/1989 A
2 10/14/1989 C
2 10/15/1989 B
2 10/20/1989 C
2 10/21/1989 A

H
S
H
H
S

1 P N L90

3 P N S17

4 N

6 P F Zll

4 E

1 M N H60

3 P F 659
N B71
N B71
P C45
P C45
P C45
N H60
P C45
N S22
P C45
E

S 2 10/24/1989 A 4 E

H 2 9/02/1989 C 2 N C60

H 1 6/15/1989 C

N H60

H 2 2/09/1989 C 8 N

H 2 2/24/1989 A 12 P N

S 2 4/08/1989 A 3 P N

H 2 5/03/1989 B 1 P F

S 2 1/09/1989 A 1 N S92

8/23/1989 A

8/25/1989 A

8/26/1989 D

10/12/1989 B

10/13/1989 A

1 N
1 P N P52
1 U M88
1 P N M64
4 E

8/22/1989 A

8/22/1989 B

8/23/1989 A

8/24/1989 C

9/23/1989 A

9/26/1989 A

11/26/1989 B

1 P

5

4
1
8
4
7 P

N

U M88

E

N

N

E

N

S 2 6/07/1989 A 8 N

H 2 1/14/1989 A 1 P N H60

H 2 9/13/1989 C 12 N

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N.C. STATE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING

N.C. STATE OPENS FUND DRIVE TO BUILD 25,000-SEAT COLISEUM WITH PUBLIC... H
SEARCH FOR CHANCELLOR HAY DELAY PROJECTS H

N.C. STATE UNIV., GRANTS

AT&T EARMARKS $225,000 FOR NCSU PROGRAM

N.C. STATE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE UASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
CLEARING THE RECORD

N.C, STATE UNIV., SPEAKERS

SEE ALSO SPEAKERS (GENERAL HEADING)
SPEAKERS CALL FOR REVOLUTION IN SCHOOLS
CRONKITE TO SPEAK AT N.C. STATE

N.C. STATE UNIV., STUDENTS

N.C. STATE GROUP TAPS MEMBERS

N.C. STATE UNIV. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

LAUNDON TO CHAIR NCSU FUND-RAISING DRIVE BY ALUMNI

N.C. STATE UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES GIVE VALVANO VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

TAX-EXEMPT FOUNDATION'S ADS FOR SCHOOL QUESTIONED

GOVERNOR NAMES KEITH R. HARROD TO NCSU BOARD

NCSU TRUSTEES ADOPT 12 OF SPANGLER'S 14 RECOMMENDATIONS

N.C. STATE UNIV. CENTENNIAL CAMPUS

NCSU LAUNCHES BUILDING FUND DRIVE H

TAXPAYERS MAY GET CHEATED ON NEW ARENA S
N.C. STATE OPENS FUND DRIVE TO BUILD 25,000-SEAT COLISEUM WITH PUBLIC... H

COLUMNIST TAXPAYER OBJECTS TO HELPING BUILD 25,000-SEAT ARENA H

N.C. STATE UNIV. FOUNDATION

A MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA (AD> H

TAX-EXEMPT FOUNDATION'S ADS FOR SCHOOL QUESTIONED S

NCSU FOUNDATION'S NEWSPAPER ADS NEWS TO PRESIDENT H

N.C. STATE UNIV. FOUNDERS DAY

NCSU HONORS FORMER TRUSTEE AND LEGISLATOR H

N.C. STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF DESIGN

DEAN IS APPOINTED FOR N.C. STATE'S SCHOOL OF DESIGN H

N.C. STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

AT&T EARMARKS $225,000 FOR NCSU PROGRAM H

N.C, STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASEBALL

SEE ALSO RALEIGH, N.C, BASEBALL STADIUM

UOLFPACK RALLIES, EDGES DUKE, 5-2 H

HEELS SWEEP UOLFPACK, GAIN TIE FOR ACC LEAD H

DEACONS NIP UOLFPACK, 5-4 H

N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)

SEE ALSO PERSONAL FOULS... AT JIM VALVANO'S NORTH CAROLINA STATE (BOOK)

UOLFPACK PUSHES BY TOUSON H

'CUPCAKE' BITES BACK AT 'PACK S

MONROE KEYS NO. 16 PACK OVER CLEMSON H

FORTHCOMING BOOK ACCUSES VALVANO OF CORRUPTION H

DESPITE HOOPLA, PACK THUMPS TEMPLE, 71-59 H

ANGRY VALVANO SAYS CHARGES BIZARRE, FALSE H

'PACK RESPONDS TO ADVERSITY WITH UIN S

UOLFPACK CHALLENGES PUBLISHER S

PACK INVITES INVESTIGATION H

UOLFPACK STEPS ON THE COURT IN STYLE S

EX-PLAYERS DEFEND VALVANO S

2 4/13/1989 C 1
2 8/24/1989 C 1

N 046
N

H 2 5/19/1989 C 2 N H60

H 2 11/18/1989 A 2 N

2/10/1989 C
3/02/1989 C

5 P N K65
4 N

S 2 4/17/1989 A 6 N

2 1/11/1989 A 14 N

2 2/13/1989 B 2 N

2 2/18/1989 C 4 N

2 2/22/1989 B 7 N

2 9/24/1989 B 1 P N

2 1/14/1989 A 1 P N H60

2 2/28/1989 A 4 E

2 4/13/1989 C 1 N 046

2 4/16/1989 B 1 U N36

2 2/17/1989 A 11 D A
2 2/18/1989 C 4 N
2 2/20/1989 A 14 N

2 3/09/1989 B 10 N
2 8/30/1989 B 6 N
2 5/19/1989 C 2 N H60

2 3/29/1989 D
2 4/17/1989 D
2 4/21/1989 B

1 P N R54
1 N C52
1 N M64

1/03/1989
1/03/1989
1/06/1989
1/07/1989
1/08/1989
1/08/1989 B
1/09/1989 D
1/09/1989 D
1/10/1939 D
1/10/1989 B
1/10/1989 D

N P75
N P52
N C52
N

N C52
N C52
U P52
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N

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PRflBE NECESSARY

^^f. §T%E S^aK^I^IyS ALLIGATIONS -RIDICULOUS'

SK! MtFMTpk™ clean

GRADE-CHANGING CHARGES CONTINUE „»t«- «™

ATLANTA COLUMNIST SAYS 2 PEOPLE ASKED ABOUT SITING BOOK
UOLFPACK COASTS PAST COASTAL
POULTON TO PROBE UOLFPACK BOOK
VALVANO DEFENDS STATE'S PROGRAM
'PACK ENJOYS EASY WIN

%^^£™^lig&%^ 'FKETTr LUDI^-
WPM, NO STOY' GAVE WRITER ICUBTS ABOUT UOLFPACK CORRUPTION SCENARIO
NCAA BEGINS PROBE INTO BOOK'S ALLEGATIONS

PATjK^ING^DEFoIlVE TRAP FOR YELLOW JACKETS
PROBE SENSIBLE APPROACH
JIM VALVANO PLOTS UITH WIS CORCHIANI...
TECH NO PROBLEM FOR 'PACK 'CHASER'

^ ^tW^C, STATE'S BEING PROBED
UOLFPACK CONTINUES TO ROLL OVER ADVERSITY
CONTRACT FOR PLAYER DISCLOSED

^^Si^^W^tSWmS HOLD BACK N.C. STATE...

e^Ni^PU^^Ll^^^'^ ^FPACK
'PACK PROVES POWER IN LOSS TO UNC ^n

SIMONDS NOT SPECIFIC; VALVANO DENIES CHARGES

ISmS^lS^AGAINST SHACKLEFORD 'COMPLETELY CRAZY'
T&EDDUKE, STATE GET TOGETHER IN RALEIGH
UNC BOARD MAY ACT IF MATTER LINGERS

PACKLptJLLS AW^FROM3 BLUEKVILS; WITHOUT FERRY, DUKE LOSES THIRD
UOLFPACK 'HANDLES* FERRY-LESS BLUE DEVILS
CORCHIANI'S BEST EFFORT

UITH^IE^INBSIGHT», COMMISSION WILL INVESTIGATE
UOLFPACK THRASHES MARYLAND^^
BOLTON CONCERNED BY STATE PROGRAM
VALVANO! NO NBA TALKS __

9F ^f JSpEST!^ HIGHWAY IN SEARCH OF VICTORIES

liin FPACK PROBE

W£KETBALLALLEGATIQNS MAY SPUR STUDY OF SPORTS LAWS

MANY FANS MAyVdENIED OPENING MINUTES OF UNC^.C. STATE GAME
DEPAUL DEALS FRIGID UOLFPACK ANOTHER LOSS
DEPAUL AMBUSHES VISITING WOLFPACK
DURHAM FANS WILL SEE ALL OF HEELS-PACK

uK! EcfKniMIR COULD HAVE INSIDE TRACK IN ACC

POOR 'PACK ACADEMICS DISTURBING TO OFFICIALS

HEELS LEFT ON OUTSIDE LOOKING IN

UOLFPACK KICKS HEELS, 98-88

UEEMS DECKS HEELS _ ^^^

BELEAGUERED 'PACK GETS SUEET REVENGE

nm D DOESN'T COOL N.C. STATE CELEBRATION

UNC bShEARSREPORT ON NCSU; BOOK MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED
UNLV RUNS BY 'SLOW-MOTION' PACK w^tr^.
TRUSTEES GIVE VALVANO VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

AASUNWYSSPUT?,TflRNHm.S WIN STRUGGLE. ..BUT UOLFPACK LOSES THE HANDLE
'TARK' HANTS V HOHECOURT LOSS

^g^raSfy^'^ NOT WORK 2ND TIME AROUND

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1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/12/198?
1/12/1989
1/13/1989
1/13/1989
1/13/1989
1/13/1989 D
1/13/1989 D
1/14/1989 D
1/14/1989 D
1/14/1989 D
1/14/1989 B
1/15/1989 C
1/15/1989 C
1/16/1989 A
1/16/1989 D
1/16/1989 D
1/19/1989 D
1/19/1989 D
1/19/1989 B
1/20/1989 B
1/20/1989 D
1/21/1989 B
1/21/198? B
1/22/1989 C
1/22/198? C
1/22/1989 C
1/23/1989 D
1/23/1989 D
1/24/1989 D
1/25/1989 D
1/26/1989 D
1/26/1989 D
1/27/1989 B
1/27/1989 B
1/27/1989 D
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
1/28/1989
1/30/1989
1/30/1989 _
1/30/198? D
1/31/1989 B
2/01/1989
2/01/1989
2/01/1989
2/02/1989
2/05/1989
2/05/198?
2/06/1989 -
2/08/1989 D
2/08/1989 D
2/09/198? B
2/09/1989 B
2/10/198? B
2/10/198? B
2/10/1989 B
2/10/1989 B
2/11/198? C
2/11/1989 D
2/13/1989 B
2/13/1989 B
2/13/1989
2/13/1989
2/13/198?
2/15/1989
2/15/1989

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N
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N P52
N S17
N M14
N
N

U M14
N M14
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P T32
U D18
N C49
N
N P52

N

N F25

N C4?

N

N C49

U M14

N

U F25

N

N

N

N C52

N

U M14

N C52

N P52

U D18

N F25

N S17

N C49

N

N

N

N M14

N

N 046

N M14

N M98
: N M14
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N M98

N
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N
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N

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PACK ROUTS TIGERS, 90-75

WOLFPACK TURNS UP THE HEAT ON TIGERS

A MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA (AD)

PACK FACES THIN JACKETS

TAX-EXEMPT FOUNDATION'S ADS FOR SCHOOL QUESTIONED

TARDY PACK CLIPS JACKETS

HINNANT WAS ALMOST PACK'S ODD MAN OUT

NCSU FOUNDATION'S NEWSPAPER ADS NEWS TO PRESIDENT

PACK STRUGGLES BEFORE SHAKING OFF BULLDOGS

LATE RUN LIFTS SLUGGISH 'PACK

PUBLISHER REFUSES TO PRINT NCSU BOOK

TELL-ALL BOOK ABOUT NCSU BASKETBALL SHELVED

BLUE DEVILS' SENIORS BID FARWELL; WOLFPACK OUT TO SPOIL EXIT

VALVANO ESCAPES BOOK'S SHADOW

DUKE MESHES AT RIGHT TIME

BLUE DEVILS BURY WOLFPACKr 86-65; FERRY SCORES 26 IN HOME FINALE

GOV. MARTIN SAYS N.C. STATE SHOULD PUT BOOK IN THE PAST

GRAND FINALE IS TRULY GRAND

DUKE'S RARE ZONE ZAPS 'PACK

•PACK READY TO REGROUP

EVEN ATOP ACC STANDINGS, WOLFPACK GETS NO RESPECT

VALVANO DUE APOLOGY

WILDCATS CLIP BLUE DEVILS; CAVS BUMP PACK

VIRGINIA'S STITH STICKS IT TO STATE

WOLFPACK'S SENIORS CLOSE OUT FRANTIC FOUR YEARS

PACK CHARGES PAST TERPS

WOLFPACK RUNS DOWN TERRAPINS

WOLFPACK WINS 4-OT THRILLER

'PACK POLISHES MAGIC ACT IN 4-OT WIN

MARATHON MEN: PACK VS. DEACS

AREA WORKERS MAKE CAREER OF WATCHING ACC TOURNEY/MARYLAND WINS 71-49

INCREDIBLE: TERPS SEND STATE PACKING

WIN STUNS MARYLAND AND STATE

TERPS BEWILDER 'PACK

WOLFPACK LIVING DOWN ACC DISAPPOINTMENT

VALVANO'S WOLFPACK IN SLUMP AT WORST TIME

ACC WARS REVISITED.' WOLFPACK, GAMECOCKS TANGLE IN EAST

WOLFPACK'S JUNK STIFLES GAMECOCKS

WHEN HE'S OFF, MONROE'S STILL GOT THE GREEN LIGHT

VICTORY OVER GAMECOCKS JUST THE TONIC FOR AILING WOLFPACK

TAR HEELS, WOLFPACK JOIN DUKE IN SWEET 16/PACK SMOOTH IN 2-OT WIN...

LESTER PROVES INVALUABLE DOWN STRETCH

WHEN GAME'S ON LINE, PACK TAPS MONROE

'PACK NEEDS BEST EFFORT VS. GEORGETOWN

BLUE DEVILS TAKE TRADITIONAL ROUTE; VALVANO WARY OF GEORGETOWN'S MIGHT

'PACK OUT FOR WIN

HOYAS SURVIVE PACK'S CHARGE, FACE DUKE IN EAST FINAL

HOYAS HOLD OFF 'PACK

FOR VALVANO, THE FINAL FOUR IS THE SEASON

PANEL EXPANDS INVESTIGATION OF NCSU BASKETBALL PROGRAM

CLIPPERS SAY VALVANO WILL DISCUSS NBA COACHING JOB

PERSONAL FOULS GETS SEPTEMBER RELEASE

VALVANO COMPANY OFFICIAL REFUSED SBI REQUEST FOR RECORDS

ORAL REPORT WILL FUEL DOUBTS OVER N.C. STATE

PERSONAL FOULS HITS THE STANDS

BOLTON : VALVANO COMMITTED FOUL

WARNING, CONTROVERSY ATTRACTED PUBLISHER TO MANUSCRIPT

PERSONAL FOULS FALLOUT: A DENIAL AND ERRORS GALORE

GOLENBQCK'S MIXTURE OF FACT, FICTION ENTERTAINING BUT FLAWED

GOLENBOCK DEFENDS PERSONAL FOULS

♦PERSONAL FOULS' IS A HATCHET JOB

GOLENBOCK RECEIVED THREAT OVER PUBLICATION OF BOOK

NCSU TUTORING DIRECTOR SAYS VALVANO HAS TO MAKE CHOICE

N.C. STATE ANALYST NOTICED UNUSUAL PATTERN IN '82

UNC BOARD IS PROBING VIOLATIONS AT N.C. STATE

N.C, STATE ALLEGATIONS MUST BE KEPT SEPARATE

FANFARE/KARDIAC KIDS DIDN'T STUDY

A CASE AGAINST VALVANO? NOT YET

VALVANO: NO SALARY FOR AD POST

N.C. STATE ISSUE PUTS SPANGLER ON THE SPOT

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2/19/1989 C

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2/20/1989 A

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2/21/1989 B

2 N M98

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2/21/1989 B

3 P N P52

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2/22/1989 A

1 N

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2/23/1989 A

1 P N

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2/23/1989 D

1 P N C52

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2

2/26/1989 D

4 E

H

2

2/27/1989 B

2 P N C52

S

2

2/27/1989 D

2 P U F25

H

2

3/02/1989 D

1 P N C49

H

2

3/03/1989 B

1 P N M14

S

2

3/03/1989 D

1 P N P52

H

2

3/05/1989 C

1 P N M14

S

2

3/06/1989 D

4 P N P52

H

2

3/07/1989 B

2 U M14

H

2

3/11/1989 A

1 P N C47

H

2

3/11/1989 D

1 P N C49

H

2

3/11/1989 D

3 P N C52

S

2

3/11/1989 B

1 P N D18

H

2

3/15/1989 D

1 P N C49

S

2

3/15/1989 D

1 P U D18

H

2

3/17/1989 B

1 N C49

H

2

3/18/1989 D

1 P N C49

H

2

3/18/1989 D

2 P N C49

H

2

3/19/1989 C

1 N C49

H

2

3/20/1989 B

2 P N C49

H

2

3/20/1989 B

4 P N C49

H

2

3/22/1989 D

1 P N C49

S

2

3/22/1989 D

1 P N D18

H

2

3/24/1989 B

1 P N C49

S

2

3/24/1989 D

1 P N D18

H

2

3/25/1989 D

1 N C49

S

2

3/25/1989 B

1 F N D18

H

2

3/26/1989 C

3 P U M14

H

2

4/06/1989 D

2 N

H

2

5/12/1989 B

1 N

H

2

5/19/1989 B

1 P N

H

2

6/05/1989 B

4 N

S

2

7/21/1989 A

4 E

H

2

7/29/1989 D

1 P N

H

2

7/29/1989 D

1 P N

H

2

7/29/1989 D

1 N

H

2

7/30/1989 B

1 P N MB8

H

2

7/30/1989 B

1 U M83

H

2

7/31/1989 B

2 P N

S

2

7/31/1989 D

2 U F25

H

2

8/01/1989 B

3 P N

H

2

8/01/1989 B

3 N

H

n

8/02/1989 D

3 N

S

2

8/02/1989 A

1 N

S

2

8/04/1989 A

4 E

H

2

8/06/1989 C

5 N

H

2

8/08/1989 A

4 E

H

2

8/09/1989 D

3 N

H

2

8/10/1989 A

1 P N

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SPANGLER TO MEET TUESDAY UITH PANEL PROBING N.C. STATE

'V* RENINS QUIET ON TOPIC OF FOULS

SPANGLER QUIET ON MEETING UITH VALVANO

Iff kS"W'T SUE OVER 'FOULS'

ISN'T SINGLE OUT NCSU, INSTIGATE Ail UNCSCH0O.S

SPANGLER'S RECOMffiNDATIONS DUE ON NCSU BASKETBALL ISSUE

N.C. STATE CHANCELLOR POULTON RESIGNS

POMPON POULTON TOO BUSY UITH PACK ATHLETICS

VALVANO TO QUIT NCSU ATHLETIC DIRECTOR'S POST

POULTON'S RESIGNATION CAN HELP N.C. STATE

VALVANO »S COACHING JOB MAY BE ON LINE

PACK PLAYERS RENTED FROM COACH 'V _.

Sat UNC BOARD MEMBERS UARY OF IMMEDIATE ACTION ON STATE

VALVANO UILL STEP DOWN AS 'PACK AD

TOUGH DAY

VALVANO WILL STEP DOWN AS DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

OVERHAUL URGED FOR ATHLETICS IN UNC SYSTEM

R^Tt^l^BENL DIDN'T BREAK RULES/VALVANO'S FATE UP TO...
STATE, UNC STUDENTS DISAGREE ON DRUG TESTS

SyK^«l»I REAFFIRMS STUDENT-ATHLETE.

HARD TO TELL UOLFPACK WITHOUT A PROGRAM/BASKETBALL

'PERSONAL FOULS' SERVED PURPOSE, OBSERVERS AGREE

TREAT ATHLETES LIKE STUDENTS nm(|!

NCAA REPORT ON NCSU SLAMS SALES OF PERKS _

l^ANO^CONTRACT UITH STATE HAS *500,000 BUYOUT CLAUSE

N.C. STATE PLAYERS SHOULD FOLLOW RULES ,irTmmsrT _, ATUI _T„

POULTON CHARGES UNC CHAIRMAN IMPROPERLY INTERFERED iMATOLEflCS

NCSU TRUSTEES ADOPT 12 OF SPANGLER'S 14 RECCM«NKATIChg

WISTLE&OUER FULLER GETS MIXED REACTION ON NCSU CAMPUS

MONTEITH HAS RIGHT FOCUS ON ATHLETICS

SPANGLER'S REPORT CRITICIZED i_rr^

STRONG ACADEMIC RULES ARE GOOD FOR ATHLETES

UOLFPACK RISING OUT OF 'MUD AND DIRT'

^BASKETBALL PROGRAM FACES SERIOUS UNDERTAKING

POOLE COMMISSION RELEASES REPORT

sEtt'IeEKS DETAILS^ON COMMISSION'S STUDY OF N.C. STATE

SPAULDING! NO SURPRISES in POOLE report

STAIN AT N.C. STATE WON'T FADE QUICKLY

STUDENT PAPER ASKS SPANGLER TO STEP DOWN

SPANGLER SHOULD STAY PUT

PETE & THE BOYS FOUL OUT, AGAIN

SPANGLER NEEDS TO BE MORE OPEN WITH PUBLIC

NO PUNollNES. JUST FACTS FROM UOLFPACK 'S VALVANO

ACADEMIC POLICY SIDELINES LESTER

LESTER MAY NOT HAVE REDSHIRT SEASON OPTION

GOVERNORS SUPPORT SPANGLER ^

"FIRE AND ICE" MAIN INGREDIENTS FOR PACK

UOLFPACK SETS ASIDE ITS WOES FOR NIT OPENER

PACK BACK UITH WIN IN OPENER

'PACK SLOU, BUT SURE IN OPENING WIN

PACK PRACTICES INSIDE MOVES CRUSHES ASU

DEVELOPING 'PACK SEEKS REBOUNDS

VAlShO^TONT^NE UP TO TASK AGAINST BUCKEYES
UOLFPACK, Pin EARN TITLE SHOT

JBOMBUfKOtm FOR cumONSHIP

'PACK DISCOVERS SOME INSIDE PUNCH
UOLFPACK WHIPS REDMEN

UOLFPACK FILLS UP ON DESSERT, ROLLS BY DU5SUESME

PECULIAR RATE OF EXCHANGE
PACK LOSES TO ETSU; LESTER OUT
PACK AIRS IT OUT. RIPS BULLDOGS

PA^PERFOfIeD1^ MIRACLE/1993 N.C. STATE BASKETBALL
SHERIDAN NOT UORRIED ABOUT HOME-FIELD EDGE

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH

1

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH

1

CHH 1

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

g

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

S

9

-

H

2

S

2

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

9

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

8/14/1989
8/15/1999
8/16/1989
8/17/1989
8/18/1989
8/21/1989
8/22/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
8/23/1989
8/24/1989 _
8/25/1989 B
8/25/1989 C
8/25/1989
8/25/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/29/1989
9/03/1989 B
9/04/1989 A
9/05/1989
9/07/1989
9/09/1989
9/11/1989
9/23/1989
9/24/1989 B
9/25/1989 B
9/26/1989 A
9/29/1989 B
9/30/1989 A
10/17/1989 B
10/17/1989 B
10/23/1989 A
10/24/1989 A
10/24/1989 B
10/24/1989 A
10/24/1989 A
10/27/1989 A
10/31/1989 A
10/31/1989 B
10/31/1989 A
11/06/1989 B
11/09/1989 B
11/10/1989 B
11/11/1989 A
11/15/1989 D
11/16/1989 B
11/16/1989 B
11/16/1989 B
11/28/1989 B
11/28/1989 B
12/01/1989 B
12/01/1989 B
12/02/1989 D
12/02/1989 C
12/03/1989 C
12/04/1989 D
12/06/1989 D
12/06/1989 D
12/08/1989 B
12/19/1989 D
12/20/1989 0
12/22/1989 B
12/23/1989 A
12/25/1989 B
12/31/1989 C

1 I

3 I
3

4

14
1
2
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4

&

16
5
1
7
3
8
1
1
4
2
4
1
1
1
4
1
1
4
8
4
1
4

2
1

1
1
4
1
1
1

N

N

N

N

U

N

N

U M88

N

E

N

N

N

N P52

P L38

N

N S69

U M88

N S17

N S17

E

E

N M88

N

J Oil

N

N

E

N

N

N

E

N

E

N M88

U D18

N

E

N

N C61

E

N

E

U M38

E

N

N F25

N

N S17

N

U M88

N M64

N F25

N

U D18

N

N

N M64

N F25

N M64

U F25

N L22

N D18

N HM

N

N M64

N M64

E

G L22

N NM

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N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL <UOKEN>

PACK GIVES YOU 300TH VICTORY H

STINSON'S 34 PACE UOLFPACK WOMEN'S WIN H

N.C. STATE <U) 75, DUKE 68 H

NCSU WOMEN POISED TO HAKE BIG SPLASH ON NATIONAL SCENE H

N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL, GRADUATES

'PACK RELEASES GRADUATION RATE S

N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL, PROBATION

SEE ALSO NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, PROBATION AND SANCTIONS

SEE ALSO SPORTS, SCANDALS

UOLFPACK GETS 2-YEAR PROBATION S

N.C. STATE PUT ON 2-YEAR PROBATION H

PACK SERIOUS ABOUT ENDING THIS 'TRADITION' H

VALVANO: LIFE WITHOUT NCAA TOURNEY HURTS H

N.C. STATE MOVES HELP REDUCE NCAA PENALTY S

A DARK DAY AT N.C. STATE S

UOLFPACK GETS OFF EASY H

NAN BEHIND SCENE/DURHAM NATIVE SPARKED PROBE OF NCSU H

SINQNDS MESSAGE TO VALVANO.' 'I DID WHAT I BELIEVED IN' H

SIMONDS, BOOSTER ADMIT TO SCALPING H

N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL

SHERIDAN SHOWS CLASS S

BURNETII, FELTON COMMIT TO UNC H

SIGNING DATE PROVES SUCCESSFUL FOR DUKE, UNC, N.C, STATE H

SHERIDAN STAYS AT STATE, AGAIN H

SHERIDAN'S LOYALTY SHOULD BE REMEMBERED S

HOW GOLENBOCK'S BOOK FOULS OUT... S

RISKY BUSINESS; CAMPBELL'S GAMBLES PAY OFF S

PACK'S POISED FOR ITS TURN AS NATIONAL POWER H

'PACK RESHUFFLES QBS S

'PACK, CAVS TO CHALLENGE TIGERS IN ACC RACE S

TALENTED UOLFPACK EAGER FOR RACE TO ACC CROWN H

SHERIDAN'S GOT UOLFPACK ROLLING ALONG H

SHERIDAN QUIET ON QB STARTER H

RATINGS BAFFLE SHERIDAN S

BIG TESTS ON TAP FOR DEVILS, EAGLES, 'PACK S

PACK SWEATS OUT VICTORY OVER TERPS H

WOLFPACK'S RAY AGNEW SACKS TERPS' QB NEIL O'DONNELL... S

WOLFPACK DEFENSE SAVES THE DAY S

WOLFPACK'S OFFENSE SHERIDAN'S CONCERN H

'PACK IN SEARCH OF OFFENSE S

TRIANGLE IS FOCUS OF BUSY WEEKEND S

PACK SWATS JACKETS, RUNS RECORD TO 2-0 H

PACK, TECH EACH GET ANSWERS H

WOLFPACK, JACKETS LIGHT UP SCOREBOARD S

NCCU DEFENSE SMOTHERS MORRIS BROWN S

SHERIDAN: TECHNIQUE NOT WOLFPACK'S FORTE H

SHERIDAN SAYS 'PACK MUST IMPROVE S

BLUE DEVILS TO PUT SEASON ON THE LINE AT TENNESSEE S

MONTGOMERY, WOLFPACK OUTDUEL DEMON DEACONS H

MONTGOMERY GETS REDEMPTION VS. DEACS S

STATE-CAROLINA HAS TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW, SHERIDAN CONCERIO H

UOLFPACK RIGHT ON SCHEDULE S

RICKY LOGOt HIGH CHIEF OF UOLFPACK H

YOUNG HEELS VISIT POWERFUL UOLFPACK S

NCSU TOOK NO PRISONERS IN GOING 4-0 H

WOLFPACK CRANKS OUT 40-6 WIN OVER TAR HEELS H

N.C. STATE'S DEFENSE FINALLY GETS SOME PRAISE H

N.C. STATE TB ANTHONY BARBOUR TRIES TO CUT PAST UNC'S TORIN DORN... S

WOLFPACK'S 'TRUTHS' HUMBLE HEELS S

N.C. STATE DEFENSE SPARKLES IN ROUT OF UNC S

UOLFPACK'S BARBOUR SIDELINED BY INJURY H

WOLFPACK'S QUEST: KEEP INTENSITY S

JIMMY V'S NO-NO H

CLEMSON SPEARHEADS TRIANGLE INVASION S

FOR CRUM, FLASH IS HIS TEAM, NOT STYLE H

2 1/08/1989 B 6 N

2 1/15/1989 C 4 N

2 1/18/1989 D 4 P N K30

2 11/15/1989 D 12 P N

2 1/19/1989 B

12/12/1989 A
12/13/1989 A
12/13/1989 D
12/13/1989 D
12/13/1989 A
12/13/1989 D
12/14/1989 A
12/14/1989 C
12/15/1989 B
12/15/1989 B

1/03/1989 A
1/24/1989 B
2/09/1989 B
2/17/1989 B
2/20/1989 A
7/31/1989 D
8/11/1989 D
8/19/1989 D
8/23/1989 D
8/23/1989 D
8/24/1989 D
8/29/1989 B
8/31/1989 D
8/31/1989
9/01/1989
9/03/1989
9/04/1989
9/04/1989
9/05/1989
9/05/1989 B
9/08/1989 D
9/10/1989 C
9/10/1989 C
9/11/1989 D
9/11/1989 D
9/12/1989 B
9/12/1989 B
9/15/1989 D
9/17/1989 C
9/18/1989 D
9/19/1989 B
9/19/1989 D
9/21/1989
9/22/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989
9/25/1989
9/25/1989
9/25/1989
9/26/1989 B
9/26/1989 B
9/27/1989 D
9/29/1989 D
9/30/1989 D

N D18
N M64
U M88
N M88
E

U D18
E

Q M88
Q M88
N M88

E

N M64
N C49
N
E

N F25
U D18
U H88
F F25
F F25
F

N M88
N M64
U D18
N

N M64
P K30
U D18
N M98
P N F25
P N

N M64

P N M64

P U A76

P U P52

P N M64

P N P52

P N

N M64

N P52

N M64

U D18

U M88

N

U M88
N M64
N M64
P K30
U D18
U P52
N M64
N F25
N
N
N C49

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SUBJE

KENT STATE FLASHES EARLY, BUT PACK FINISHES STRONG FOR 'JIN

WOLFPACK AVOIDS UPSET VS. KENT STATE

SHERIDANJ BLUE RAIDERS TEST FOR PACK mlvllwr.

DESPITE JOKES, WOLFPACK WARY OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE

WHO RANKS NO. 1 IN SHERIDAN'S POLL?

WOLFPACK JUST HALF EFFECTIVE AGAINST MTSU

TtfSl&K SvVSlEMSON STILL A BLOCKBUSTER

N.C. STATE APPROACHES THE MOMENT OF TRUTH

PRACTICAL PACK LOOKS AT JUST ANOTHER GAME

CLEMSON CRUNCHES NO. 12 WOLFPACK

WOLFPACK FOCUSES ON CLAIMING TITLE

WOLFPACK'S LOSS IS ACC'S GAIN

TIGERS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF STATE ERRORS

FOR PACK, THERE'S NO LACK OF MOTIVATION AGAINST S.C.

'PACK RECALLS DRUBBING BY GAMECOCKS

WOLFPACK DEFENSE CLAMPS DOWN ON SOUTH CAROLINA

ONCE AGAIN7 CAVS STAND IN PACK'S PATH TO CROWN

'PACK'S SHANE MONTGOMERY EMERGES AS QB OF RECORD(S)

N.C. STATE HOLDS NARROW EDGE OVER VIRGINIA

STATE, VIRGINIA TITLE HOPES ON THE LINE

MONTGOMERY'S NOT TYPICAL QUARTERBACK

VIRGINIA DROPS PACK, TAKES COMMAND IN ACC

STATE'S WORST NIGHTMARE COMES TRUE mMMtt

DUKE-STATE! DEVILS LOOK FOR 'HAPPY ENDING'

PACK'S DOWN, BUT STILL HAS PLENTY TO PLAY FOR

DEVILS' INTENSITY PEAKS FOR 'PACK

SHERIDAN FACES SEVERAL CHALLENGES

AuSlCAN Bof WANTS DUKE-STATE WINNER

KKe SSlSS BkVHL HUGE STEP TOWARD KgPEET

HIGH NO0N/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

WOLFPACK ABSORBS HEART-BREAKING LOSS

SHERIDAN PHILOSOPHICAL OVER WOLFPACK'S LOSSES

WOLFPACK SEEKS STRONG FINISH

HOKIES HAND WOLFPACK FOURTH LOSS

•PACK'S SWEET SEASON TURNS SOUR

NCSU SHOULD JUST SAY NO TO COPPER HWL

NEW SELECTION PROCESS FOR BOWLS OVF^BUE

'PACK GOES WEST IN SEARCH OF LOST EXPECTATIONS

COPPER FOES SHARE BROKEN DREAMS

WOLFPACK'S DARK CLOUD COULD HAVE A COPPER LINING

HONTSIKfflPTICN IN FINAL GAME WITH WOLFPACK

STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL, PEACH BOWL
WOLFPACK GETS PEACH OF A WIN r%mtri

ffif DM VfJ^UNtWliam IN PEACH BOWL
WOLFPACK GETS A FtACH OF A WIN

N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, HISTORY ._,_-__.,
PACK SERIOUS ABOUT ENDING THIS 'TRADITION'
VALVANO: LIFE WITHOUT NCAA TOURNEY HURTS

N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER (MEN)

WESTERN SOCCER POWERS SWEEP DUKE, N.C. STATE

N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER (WOMEN)
PACK GETS ANOTHER SHOT AT HEELS

N'C* N^STATe'S1^1^ SMITH CENTER, UNC DIRECTOR QUESTIONS NEED.,
f ItaIe OPENS FUND DRIVE TO BUILD 25,000-SEAT COLISEUM WITH PUBLIC
OTLUWIST TAXPAYER OBJECTS TO HELPING BUILD 25,000-SEAT ARENA

N.C.

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H

2 10/01/1989 C

5 N M64

S

2 10/02/1989 D

4 U A76

H

2 10/03/1989 B

2 N M64

S

2 10/03/1989 D

1 N F25

H

2 10/06/1989 B

1 U M88

H

2 10/08/1989 C

4 P N M64

S

2 10/09/1989 D

5 P U P52

H

2 10/17/1989 B

1 P N M64

S

2 10/17/1989 B

1 N P52

H

2 10/21/1989 D

1 P N M64

H

2 10/22/1989 C

1 P N H64

H

2 10/22/1989 C

9 N H64

H

2 10/23/1989 B

2 U M88

S

2 10/23/1989 D

2 P U P52

H

2 10/24/1989 B

2 N M64

S

2 10/24/1989 B

2 P N F25

H

2 10/29/1989 C

3 P N M64

H

2 10/31/1989 B

1 N M64

S

2 10/31/1989 B

1 P U D18

S

2 11/02/1989 B

1 P U D18

S

2 11/03/1989 B

1 P N

H

2 11/04/1989 D

1 P N M64

H

2 11/05/1989 C

1 P N M88

S

2 11/06/1989 D

3 P U D18

H

2 11/07/1989 B

2 P N C49

H

2 11/07/1989 B

2 N M64

S

2 11/07/1989 D

1 P U D18

S

2 11/07/1989 D

1 P N F25

S

2 11/08/1989 D

1 P N F25

H

2 11/09/1989 B

1 N C49

H

2 11/09/1989 B

1 N C49

H

2 11/11/1989 D

1 D N C49

H

2 11/11/1989 D

1 D N M64

H

2 11/11/1989 D

1 U M88

H

2 11/12/1989 A

1 P N B40

H

2 11/12/1989 C

1 P N C49

H

2 11/12/1989 B

1 P N M88

S

2 11/13/1989 D

2 P N A76

H

2 11/14/1989 B

4 P N M64

S

2 11/14/1989 D

1 P N P52

H

2 11/19/1989 C

5 P N M64

S

2 11/20/1989 D

2 P U P52

H

2 11/22/1989 D

1 U M88

H

2 11/28/1989 B

2 U M88

S

2 12/12/1989 C

1 P U F25

S

2 12/29/1989 B

3 P U F25

H

2 12/30/1989 D

3 P N M64

S

2 12/30/1989 B

2 P N F25

S

2 12/30/1989 B

2 P U F25

H

2 1/01/1989 B

1 P N C49

H

2 1/02/1989 B

2 P N

S

2 1/02/1989 D

1 P P

S

2 1/02/1989 D

3 P U G44

H 2 12/13/1989 D 1 U M88
H 2 12/13/1989 D 1 P N M88

S 2 9/11/1989 D 11 N A76

H 2 11/18/1989 D 4 N F95

. CHH 1 1/27/1989 A 1 P N S17

. H 2 4/13/1989 C 1 N 046

H 2 4/16/1989 B 1 U N36

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SENATE PANEL FAVORS SPENDING FOR NEW NCSU ARENA

NEU UNC-CH BUSINESS SCHOOL GETS NOD; N.C. STATE COLISEUM PLAN SNAGS.,.

N.C, STREAM HATCH PROGRAM
AN IDEA WORTH WATCHING

N.C. STUDENT RURAL HEALTH COALITION
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS, N.C.
DUKE STUDENTS WILL PEDAL HARD TO SUPPORT MEDICAL-CARE PROGRAM
STUDENTS SPONSOR HEALTH CONFERENCE
UNC MEDICAL CONFERENCE IS TOMORROW

N.C. SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER
SEE ALSO SUPERCOMPUTERS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR APPOINTED FOR N.C. SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER
SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER DIRECTOR IS REMOVED
SUPERCOMPUTER ARRIVES AT CENTER IN RTF
N.C. SUPERCOMPUTER ALREADY BEING USED BY SEVERAL COLLEGES

N.C. SUPREME COURT

SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.

SEE ALSO CRIMES, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES)

SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C.

SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.

COURT OVERTURNS MURDER CONVICTION

COURT RULES JUDGE ERRED ON $500,000 RESTITUTION

MURDER CHARGE REJECTED IN FETUS DEATH

SUSPECT IN RAPE GETS 40 YEARS

N.C. COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF WORKER WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION

STATE'S SUPREME COURT HEARS 'FIRE-AT-UILL' CASE

DURHAM MURDER MAY BE RETRIED

STATEWIDE SIGNIFICANCE SEEN IN ALAMANCE DISPUTE

COURT RULING BACKS WATKINS IN ESTATE CASE

N.C. SUPREME COURT SAYS DUKE OR ATTORNEYS SHOULD BE PENALIZED

HIGH COURT UPHOLDS AREA LAND REZONING

CONDEMNED MAN WINS A NEW TRIAL

CONDEMNED MAN WINS NEU TRIAL

COUNCIL WINS - FOR NOW

NEW TRIAL ORDERED ON MURDER CHARGE

N.C. SYMPHONY

SEE ALSO DURHAM SYMPHONY
MAUREEN MCGOVERN ON BILL WITH SYMPHONY IN RALEIGH
GLAZUNOV'S SHOW-STOPPER RELIEVES EDGELESS BRAHMS IN N.C. SYMPHONY...
N.C. SYMPHONY, GUESTS PLAY MUSIC FIT FOR A PRESIDENT
BEETHOVEN TIMES FIVE; PIANIST AND SYMPHONY TRACE GROWTH OF GENIUS
WATTS & SYMPHONY FINISH SEASON WITH BEETHOVEN, BRAVOS
SYMPHONY SEASON INCLUDES KITCHEN
ORCHESTRA PLANS SEASON FOR TRIANGLE

OVER 1,000 PERFORMERS BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER WITH MAHLER'S EIGHT
SOME ENCHANTED EVENINGS... THE NORTH CAROLINA SYMPHONY (AD)
BRASS, NERO, CROSS ON SYMPHONY SERIES
CLEO LAINE, JOHN DANKWORTH, APPEAR WITH N.C. SYMPHONY...
N.C. SYMPHONY HAS 15 DATES IN SUMMER MOUNTAIN SEASON
ORGANS AND ORCHESTRAi DUKE CHAPEL WILL SWELL WITH CONCERTO MUSIC FRIDAY
SWALIN KINDLED LOVE OF SYMPHONY MUSIC
'THE NUTCRACKER'

N.C. SYMPHONY SOCIETY, DURHAM CHAPTER
ORCHESTRA HONORS CORPORATE SPONSORS

N.C. TEACHING FELLOWS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TEACHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.

TEACHER SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM GAINS GROUND

UNC PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS HOPEFUL ABOUT SAT SCORES

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7/06/1989 A
8/06/1989 A

1 N
1 P N L40

CHH 1 7/07/1989 A

S 2 3/09/1989 C 1 N
H 2 4/13/1989 B 7 N
S 2 4/14/1989 C 1 N

H 2 1/05/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 8/18/1989 C 3 N

H 2 8/26/1989 C 1 P N K65

H 2 9/12/1989 A 12 N K65

H

2 1/05/1989 D

4 N

H

1 1/05/1989 C

1 N R53

H

2 2/10/1989 A

12 N

CHH 1 2/14/1989 A

1 N H90

H

2 3/03/1989 B

7 N

H

2 3/16/1989 B

7 N

H

2 3/27/1989 A

1 P N S82

H

1 5/17/1989 C

1 N H60

H

1 6/09/1989 C

1 P N L40

H

2 7/27/1989 C

1 N L40

H

2 10/06/1989 A

1 N L40

H

2 10/06/1989 C

1 N L40

H

2 10/06/1989 C

1 N S82

H

2 10/09/1989 A

4 E

H

1 11/10/1989 C

1 N L40

H

2 1/06/1989 D

9 P N

H

2 1/24/1989 A

9 P R D10

S

2 1/26/1989 D

5 R C58

H

2 2/17/1989 D

8 P F U66

H

2 2/28/1989 C

7 R D10

S

2 3/02/1989 D

4 N

H

2 3/05/1989 E

1 P F W66

S

2 3/10/1989 A

16 R M57

S

2 4/19/1989 G

7 A

H

2 4/30/1989 E

12 P N

S

2 6/22/1989 D

7 P P

H

2 6/25/1989 E

10 N

H

2 9/07/1989 B

1 P F 556

S

2 9/30/1989 A

4 E

H

2 12/15/1989 D

3 P F L45

H 2 1/24/1989 A 6 P U W15

CHH 1 1/14/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 11/16/1989 A 5 N

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^IffflcHWL^CWANY REPAYS START-UP GRANTS

N.C. TENDER OFFER DISCLOSURE ACT
SEE BUSINESSES, N.C.
SEE MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS

N,CSEE^i^^!0FOOTMl <SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
BIG PLAYS 60 AGAINST CUMMINGS H

NORTH CAROLINA THROUGH FOUR CENTURIES
THE LATEST ON NORTH CAROLINA'S PAST

H 2 1/04/1989 C 1 N K65

2 12/12/1989 B

CHH 1 7/31/1989 A

** JWnUVJBnBlM GOAL OF VOLUNTEER RETIREES...

^kTSSKcS THOROUGHFARE FUN
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HIGHWAYS, N.C. __„„,
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION

^ANEL^VOTES0™ DROP FOUR PROJECTS FROM 1989 LIST OF HIGHUAY REQUESTS
RESIDENTS KNOCK ENO DRIVE PROJECT
DON'T DEAD-END ROADS

OLD FARM FOLLOWS ENO LOOP PLAN ,___

ENO DRIVE BYPASS TECHNICALLY STILL IN BLUEPRINT

rTTY COUNCIL: ENO DRIVE NOT TO BE MAJOR NORTHERN BYPASS iirw

CmCIALS FROM TWO WAKE TOWNS SHOW VIDEOS; TO ILLUSTRATE THEIR ROAD NEEDS
PERSON BOARD ACCEPTS ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS
ENO DRIVE FUNDING MAY BE CUT FROM LIST

raW WOHNShm LOOP FUNDS

$™BXLLIONFDOT PLAN^MEANS DURHAM ROAD, RAIL CHANGES
4-LANE 15-501 PLANNED FOR 1996 CONSTRUCTION _n „T

simps H&YraBTCUcnoN program an economics project

RETURNING GRANT WOlpT 'CURB' TOWN, DOT RELATIONSHIP
PROJECT WOULD LEVEL CROSSING AT RAILROAD

N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION

SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES ,-_.--
DEVELOPER PREDICTS CP&L WILL LOSE FEE
CPU. SHOULD BEHAVE ITSELF IN CHATHAM
STATE OTWSSIONliENIES DEVELOPER'S POWER REQUEST
MILLER FILES BILL TO CONTINUE ADJUSTMENT OF UTILITY RATES
DUKE POWER ORDERED TO LOWER RATES

KUfJBWMlSnfJKffHai PHONE LEGATION
DUKE POWER CUSTOMERS UNDERPAY-UNTIL JULY 1

N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD Tm„_ u _

g £1 tBWBFJBSBSk life NNAG0CNT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE WASTE ,^.ATMrUT

"UWrfMWfHK COMMISSI*. RESIGNS
SKK&B@% USE OF MEDIATORS
TURNER NAMED HAZARDOUS WASTE DIRECTOR „_„„

WASTC COMMISSION HOPES TO OVERCOME PUBLIC'S DISTRUST

N.C. WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
SEE WATER RESOURCES, N.C.

N.C. WESLEYAN COLLEGE SPORTS, BASEBALL

N.C. WESLEYAN LEARNED COST OF NATIONAL TITLE

N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION

H 2 1/03/1989 B

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

1

S

2

H

2

S

2

CHH

1

H

2

CHH

1

H

2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

3 P N W55

3 P N

4 P N

3/29/1989 C

3/29/1989 A

4/04/1989 A

4/11/1989 C

4/13/1989 C

4/18/1989 B

5/04/1989 C

6/06/1989 C

7/11/1989 A

7/12/1989 C

7/12/1989 A

7/31/1989 A

11/04/1989 A

11/09/1989 A

11/12/1989 D

11/25/1989 A

11/25/1989 A

1/06/1989 A
1/11/1989 A
1/28/1989 A
2/01/1989 B
3/11/1989 A
3/13/1989 B
3/26/1989 B
12/11/1989 C

H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2

1/12/1989 B
2/22/1989 B
6/14/1989 C
6/18/1989 A
6/22/1989 C

N S69
N H70
E

N M06
N 569
N S69
N P41
N T33
M N C61

1 M N N36

1
4
1
4
1
7
12
1

N C61
N D38
N L40
N M25
U L40
N W57
N W57

N M25
E

N M25
N L40
N
N
N
N S69

N
N

N K65

P N L90

N S22

H 2 7/20/1989 D 1 U M88

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SEE ALSO FISHING
SEE ALSO HUNTING

WILDLIFE AGENCY PROPOSES REFUGE ALONG ROANOKE

WILDLIFE COMMISSION, ONCE A MODEL, NOW RACKED BY STRIFE

ERUINS HONORED BY COMMISSION

PANEL BACKS RESTRUCTURING OF WILDLIFE COMMISSION

COMPROMISE UNVEILED ON SELECTION OF WILDLIFE COMMISSION'S MEMBERS

WILDLIFE COMMISSION COMPROMISE UNRAVELS

N.C. WILDLIFE COMMISSION REVAMP BILL GETS 1ST OK

WILDLIFE COMMISSION BILL IS ONE STEP FROM ENACTMENT

WILDLIFE COMMISSION CHANGES ENACTED

N.C. WILDLIFE COMMISSION APPOINTS LANEY TRAINING DIRECTOR

N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION, LICENSES
SEE ALSO FISHING FEES
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS

SALT-WATER FISHING LICENSES ARE EYED

LET'S REEL IN THIS BAD CAST/DON'T MAKE N.C. FISHERMEN PAY FOR SALT...

BILL ON SALTWATER FISHING LICENSES NEEDS FURTHER STUDY, SENATOR SAYS

N.C.

WOMEN'S LEGISLATIVE AGENDA

GROUP EDUCATES LEGISLATURE ABOUT WOMEN'S ISSUES

N.C. WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS

N.C. WORLD CENTER

SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE WORLD AWARDS
GITHENS TEACHER TO RECEIVE AWARD FROM WORLD CENTER

N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, WRITERS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.

WRITERS TO HONOR BOOK COLUMNIST

N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE CELEBRATES ITS 40TH YEAR

THIS WRITER EARNED APPLAUSE

N.C. WRITERS NETWORK INC.
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR WRITERS NETWORK 'GIVES US AN IDENTITY'
TRIANGLE AREA FICTION WRITERS TOP WINNERS
DEADLINES NEAR FOR COMPETITIONS SPONSORED BY WRITERS' NETWORK
WRITERS SEEK THEIR FORM IN THEIR "WAREHOUSE OF WORDS"

N.C. WRITING ASSESSMENT TEST

IMPROVEMENT CITED ON WRITING TESTS

N.C. ZOOLOGICAL PARK
SEE ZOO, N.C.

NORTH CAROLINIANA SOCIETY

FORMER 'COLONY' PRODUCER TO GET CAROLINIANA AWARD
NORTH CAROLINIANA SOCIETY HONORS EMMA NEAL MORRISON

NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST AND RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE

GROUP SAYS 'HATE CRIMES' INCREASED IN N.C. LAST YEAR

GROUP SAYS ORANGE COUNTY LED STATE IN NUMBER OF RACIAL HATRED INCIDENTS

N.C. SHOULD STAND UP AGAINST BIGOTRY

CAMPUS INCIDENTS BOLSTER REPORT OF RACIAL VIOLENCE, ACTIVIST SAYS

ORANGE COUNTY RESIDENTS PROTESTING SHEETS ACQUITAL

NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE PARK

SEE ALSO EAST END COMMUNITY (DURHAM, N.C. )
HOUSING CODE EMBARASSMENT CONCERNS COUNCIL

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D — DATE — C

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H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

2 3/07/1989 A
2 3/13/1989 B
2 3/19/1989 C
2 4/05/1989 D
2 4/07/1989 A
2 4/12/1989 A
2 4/19/1989 A
2 4/20/1989 B
2 4/25/1989 C
2 10/15/1989 C

8 N

1 N

11 P N

11 N

7 N
10 N

1 N
3 N

8 N
13 N

H 2 5/03/1989 D 9 N
H 2 5/05/1989 A 4 E
H 2 5/06/1989 B 2 N

S 2 7/21/1989 B 1 P F G59

H 2 3/31/1989 A 9 N

H 2 7/29/1989 C
H 2 8/06/1989 D
H 2 8/19/1989 A

H 2 1/15/1989 D

H 2 7/16/1989 D

H 2 9/29/1989 D

H 2 11/12/1989 D

H 2 2/22/1989 B

CHH 1 6/06/1989 A
H 2 6/18/1989 D

1 N

3 P U H45

4 U G33

3 P U H45
3 N
7 N

3 P F H45

12
3

N
U H45

H 2

1/31/1989 A

16 N

H 2

2/09/1989 B

5 N

S 2

2/09/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

2/13/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

6/02/1989 A

3 P N S17

H 2 8/25/1989 C 1 N R63

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P

SEE ALSO NORTH STATE LEGAL SERVICES (FORMERLY ORANGE/CHATHAM LEGAL SERVICES)
LEGAL CONTRACTS AVAILABLE H

S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S
S

s
s
s
s
s

H

s
s
s

s
s
s

^^NO*™ DUKE MALL CONGRATULATES THE DURHAM SUN (AD)
BALL AT THE MALL

NORTH DURHAM LITTLE LEAGUE

SEE ALSO BASEBALL ^ nimAi
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL

WOLFF NAMED LITTLE LEAGUE HAH-Cf-YEAR

LITTLE LEAGUE CARDINALS RALLY PAST GIANTS

3RD TIME IS CHARMER FOR OPENING DAY rm^l

RED SOX PITCHER THROWS 5 INNINGS OF NO-HIT BASEBALL

NORTH DURHAM LITTLE LEAGUE MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS

NORTH Em LITTLE LEAGUE MINOR LEAGUERS PLAY BALL

LITTLE LEAGUE TITLE GOES TO RED SOX

CATSBURG! REAL-LIFE 'FIELD OF DREAMS-
ASTROS TAKE POST-SEASON TITLE CROWN...

...AS WELL AS REGULAR SEASON TITLE

VOLUNTEERS, PLAYERS MAKE GAME SUCCESS

N. DURHAM LOSES TO ROWAN COUNTY __

NWTHDURHAM ALL-STARS MAKE QUICK REBOUND

nTdURHAM LITTLE LEAGUE HOLDS 4TH ANNUAL MEETING

NORTH DURHAM ROTARY CLUB ^ ^
TENNIS TOURNAMENT SETS $15,000 GOAL

MBflH POLE

PEARY NOT FIRST AT NORTH POLE

NORTH STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
•POLICE' PASS THE GRAVY

NORTH STATE LEGAL SERVICES (FORMERLY ORANGE/CHATHAM LEGAL SERVICES)
SEE ALSO nTc LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

BARNES PUSHES BILL PROTECTING RENTAL TENANTS

RENTERS TO RECEIVE REBATES

NORTH VIETNAM
SEE VIETNAM

^SEeS ^TEAMsT FOOTBAUl (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
FOUR LOCALS MAKE SHRINE BOWL TEAM [j

rjtFD^CARRIEs'K W&LINA TO !2H) SKRI* BOWL TRIUMPH H

NORTHERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SEE ENO VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

2 8/21/1989 A 13 N

2 4/19/1989 G 6 A
2 11/16/1989 C 3 P P T37

1/31/198? B
4/25/1989 C
5/02/1989 D
6/20/1989 D
6/20/1989 D
6/27/1989 D
7/11/1989 D
7/15/1989 D
7/18/1989 D
7/18/1989 D
7/18/1989 D
7/18/1989 D
8/01/1989 D
9/26/1989 B

N A76
N A76
N A76
U A76
P
P

N A76
U M88
N A76
N A76
J A76
N A76
N
N M06

S 2 8/22/1989 B 5 N
H 2 12/14/1989 A 4 P E
S 2 11/24/1989 C 1 P P L38

CHH 1 3/04/1989 A 1 P N M20
CHH 1 3/22/198? A 3 N H90

2 11/16/1989 B
2 12/07/1989 C
2 12/10/1989 C

3 P N B40
3 N
1 N

^^AlK^COmUNITY (ORANGE COUNTY,

N.C.)

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL _

£g§£ K Sf^T LEAST RESTROOM MIGHT)
KELLER HONORED FOR SAVING LIFE

NOfm^HlKBITAT GROUP RAISES $1,100 FOR WUSING
HOUSE OPENS DOORS, HOSTS SPECIAL STUDENTS
POLICE LOG/4 CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT

^nK^tIS'wIn CCB AWARD AS BEST IN CITY, COUNTY
POSITIVE PEERS

SSfSSfi 2?^ SK SfeffifW CARS, ASK GOOD QUESTIONS
KO^AMIMMIGRaW WINS, LOSES CONTEST ON AMERICAN PRIDE
NHS WINS DRAMA AWARDS

1/21/1989 A
2/11/1989 C
5/05/198? A
5/12/1989 C
6/17/1989 C
7/20/1989 A
7/23/1989 B
. 8/09/1989 A
2 10/05/1989 C
2 10/23/1989 A
2 11/28/1989 A
2 12/10/1989 B
2 12/17/1989 A
2 12/22/1989 D

U T37
N J40
N B53
P S73
N

N S92
N M51
N S92
N S92
E

N G59
U N36
N N36
N

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COUNTY SENIORS GRADUATE TONIGHT

DOWNPOUR HALTS NORTHERN'S OUTDOOR GRADUATION RITES

STORM WETS NORTHERN GRADS

WASHOUT DISAPPOINTS GRADUATES

NORTHERN PLANS 2ND GRADUATION EXERCISE

MORE NORTHERN GRADS WILL GO OUT IN STYLE

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, SPORTS

SEE NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS

NHS STUDENT HELD FOR GUNS IN TRUNK

SOLE-MATES

NORTHERN HIGH ANNOUNCES HONOR-ROLL STUDENTS

NORTHERN WINNERS

'ANYTHING GOES'

'ANYTHING GOES' AT NORTHERN TONIGHT

NORTHERN HIGH ANNOUNCES STUDENTS ON HONOR ROLL

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL NAMES HONOR ROLL STUDENTS

COMMUNICATIONS CLASS IS NEWEST AT NHS

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT CHOIR
AN EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENT

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND
HATS ON FOR THE BAND

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

BULL CITY BECOMES HOME TO VARIETY OF SPORTS HEROES
NORTHERN HONORS ITS ATHLETES

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
KNIGHTS STAY IN RACE WITH WIN

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
TIGERS NIP IMPROVING KNIGHTS
KNIGHTS GIVE PERSON SLIP IN FOURTH QUARTER
SCOn PACES NORTHERN
SCOTT'S 28 POWER KNIGHTS BY WARRIORS
KNIGHTS PUT STING ON HORNETS
KNIGHTS SHOCK HORNETS
OVER THE TOP

FALCONS' SWITCH STYMIES KNIGHTS
FALCONS' ZONE SHUTS DOWN KNIGHTS
HARGROVE, VIKINGS TAKE IT TO NORTHERN, 78-67
CHAPEL HILL DEFENSE SHUTS DOWN KNIGHTS
TIGERS KEEP KNIGHTS GROUNDED
JORDAN BLOWS PAST KNIGHTS, 68-48
VIKINGS TRIM KNIGHTS IN THRILLER
TOTAL REJECTION

KNIGHTS JUMP FROM FOOTBALL TO DEFEAT SPARTANS
KNIGHTS MAKE QUICK TRANSITION
NORTHERN 67, SOUTHERN 59
NORTHERN'S DAVID PETTIFORD DOUBLES UP
NORTHERN SWEEPS BULLDOGS
KNIGHTS RALLY PAST BULLDOGS

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)

CHAPEL HILL STOPS NORTHERN WEBB PULLS OFF UPSET OF VANCE
NORTHERN GIRLS LOSE

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL

BROWNING'S 'ENDLESS KNIGHTS' CONTINUE TO SHINE
KNIGHTS SCRIMMAGE POWERFUL RICHMOND
KNIGHTS ARE PAC-6 FAVORITES — AGAIN
RICHMOND SHOWS SPEED IN SCRIMMAGE
NORTHERN SHOULD BE TOPS IN TOUGH RACE TO TITLE
BLOCK THAT KICK

6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/16/1989
6/17/1989
6/23/1989
6/27/1989

1/27/1989
2/03/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
6/08/1989
7/19/1989
9/15/1989

1 P N
1 P N C60
1 P N S92
1 P N BOS
1 N
4 E

T32

N
P
N

P S76
P S73
U S73
N
N
U C45

H 2 3/04/1989 B 1 P P T37

H 2 1/05/1989 A 4 L

S

2

4/19/1989 H

2 P F F25

s

2

6/13/1989 C

5 P N A76

S

2

5/04/1989 B

2 N A76

s

2

1/07/1989 B

1 P N A76

H

2

1/11/1989 D

2 P N M64

S

1/11/1989 D

2 P N T44

H

2

1/14/1989 D

2 N «64

H

2

1/18/1989 D

4 P N M64

s

2

1/18/1989 D

1 P N A76

H

2

1/21/1989 B

2 P P K30

H

2

1/21/1989 B

4 N M64

S

2

1/21/1989 B

1 P N A76

H

2

1/28/1989 D

2 N M98

H

2

2/08/1989 D

2 P N M64

S

2

2/08/1989 D

3 P N P52

H

2

2/22/1989 D

2 N M64

s

2

3/01/1989 B

1 P N A76

H

2 12/02/1989 D

1 P P C45

H

2

12/02/1989 D

3 P N B40

s

2 12/02/1989 C

1 P N P52

H

2

12/16/1989 D

3 N M64

S

2

12/19/1989 D

1 P N P52

H

2

12/21/1989 B

3 P N

s

2 12/21/1989 C

1 P N P52

H

2

3/02/1989 D

2 P N R54

H

2 12/17/1989 C

3 N

H

2

8/09/1989 D

1 P U M88

H

2

8/23/1989 D

3 N B40

S

2

8/23/1989 D

9 P F P52

H

2

8/24/1989 B

5 P N B40

H

2

8/24/1989 D

25 P F

H

9/02/1989 D

1 P P T32

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S^lSs1^? KNIGHTS IN PAC-6 BATTLE

MONDAY NIGHT (PREP) FOOTBALL

KNIGHTS WALK AWAY UITH 41-13 VICTORY

KNIGHTS ROLL IN SECOND HALF „, , „„

WASHINGTON, BROUN HELP KNIGHTS REACH NEW LEVEL

KNIGHTS, BULLDOGS MEET IN PAC-6 MISMATCH

NORTHERN ROLLS; SOUTHERN FALLS; UEBB TOPS ORANGE

WIGHtI'T^jIiS LIMITED LIST OF PREP STARS
KNIGHTS DEMONSTRATE MIGHT AGAINST TIGERS

tHUEWFttm FOR PERSON'S PASSING

fS !8§ KWt^^nTof^ight
knight rally rips uebb
northern 49, hillside 0
knights bash hornets

BROWNING COMBO CLICKS FOR KNIGHTS mmrrT<1

•ROBflBACK' BAILEY FINALLY FULFILLS POTENTIAL

NORTHEJW UHIPS JCKDAnVtAKESSIXTH STRAIGHT PAC-6 4-A TITLE

KNIGHTS CELEBRATE HOMECOMING

Nr*KTM£S UITH BUSINBSAS USUAL
KNIGHTS ROLL; SPARTANS GET PLAYOFF BERTH
KNIGHTS HOST BROUGHTON IN 1ST ROUND

PREP PLAYOFFS OPEN TOMORROW

SPARTANS START OVER IN PLAYOFFS

ATT nF M35RESSION

MIGHTS^SECOND-HALF SURGE MOWS DOWN BROUGHTON, 21-0

■V sSsffi^S S FA^ER-SON TILT

^^KNb^DNlKlL^ BATTLE UITH KNIGHTS
NORTHERN DEFENSE SHUTS DOWN EAST WAKE

4-A STATE TITLE DREAM IS ALIVE „

KNIGHTS' TENACIOUS DEFENSE BLANKS WARRIOR'S

Tfin rnriL

FROM STEWART'S PERSPECTIVE, RICHMOND COUNTY BEST IN STATE

REEVES SSlOUS FOR REMATCH UITH RICHMOND COUNTY

KNIGHTS DOMINATE ALL-COUNTY RMTBALLTEAM

KNIGHTS TO TEST 'IRRESISTIBLE' RAIDERS

KNIGHTS-RAIDERS! REMATCH AT THE ROCK

NORTHERN GETS SHOT AT NO. 1 RIWttND

THE ROCKET THAT LAUNCHES RAIDERS

RAIDERS LIVE IN A CLASSIC

GALLANT KNIGHTS FALL SHORT, 18-15

wnruun wava-

fShKK.. ROU *L TOO FWILItt

KNIGHTS LOSE UITH DIGNITY
NORTHERN PAIR VOTED ALL-STATE

Y^^WS^^^aUcRN HIGH FOOTBALL

•ESCAPE'

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER
KNIGHTS COME CLOSE, BUT SPARTANS
SANDERSON NIPS KNIGHTS „Tr^mrr „ r/cnrr„
KNIGHTS' COWAN STARS IN DIFFERENT ROLE/SOCCER
NORTHERN ADVANCES INTO STATE PLAYOFFS
W«GHTS PEAKING IN TIME FOR BOYS' SOCCER PLAYOFS
THOMAS' 3 GOALS POWER NORTHERN BY BEARS
THOMAS POWERS KNIGHTS PAST NEU BERN IN PLAYOFFS
KNIGHTS' SOCCER PROGRAM AMONG THE BEST

HBPJHFfl KSINNfSS TO SURHAM SOCCER FANS
NORTHERN TREATED UNFAIRLY

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S

S

H

H

H

S

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H

H

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H

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2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

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2

2

2

2

4.

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
9

A

2

9/02/1989 D
9/02/1989 B
9/05/1989 B
9/09/1989 D
9/19/1989 B
9/19/1989 B
9/19/1989 D
9/21/1989 D
9/21/1989 B
9/23/1989 D
9/23/1989 B
9/26/1989 B
9/29/1989 B
9/29/1989 D
10/07/1989 D
10/11/1989 D
10/14/1989 D
10/14/1989 C
10/21/1989 D
10/21/1989 B
10/25/1989 D
10/26/1989 B
10/28/1989 D
10/28/1989 B
11/03/1989 B
11/04/1989 D
11/04/1989 B
11/09/1989 B
11/09/1989 B
11/10/1989 B
11/11/1989 D
11/11/1989 D
11/11/1989 B
11/16/1989 B
11/16/1989 B
11/17/1989 B
11/18/1989 D
11/18/1989 D
11/18/1989 B

11/18/1989
11/22/1989
11/22/1989
11/23/1989
11/23/1989
11/24/1989
11/24/1989 _
11/24/1989 B
11/25/1989 D
11/25/1989 D
11/25/1989 D
11/25/1989 B
11/25/1989 B
11/27/1989 B
11/29/1989 A
12/15/1989 B
12/17/1989 C
12/30/1989 D

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S
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
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N B40
N P52
N A76
N B40
P T32
N B36
N P52
N B40
U P52
N G98
N P52
U P52
N B40
N P52
N B36
N A76
N B40
P T44
N B64
N P52
N P52
N B40
N G55
N P52
N B40
N G55
N R56
N B40
N P52
N B40
P T44
N B40
N P52
N B40
N P52
N B40
N B40
N L22
N P52
P K30
N M88
N P52
N P52
N P52
N C49
N B40
N L22
U L22
N B40
N M64
N P52
N A76
U B40
E
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N B40
G B40

8/25/1989 B
8/25/1989 D
10/15/1989 C
10/26/1989 B
11/02/1989 C
11/08/1989 D
11/08/1989 D
11/11/1989 B
11/15/1989 C
11/16/1989 B
11/22/1989 A

N B40
N A76
N F95
N A76
N B40
N W55
N A76
N A76
N B40
U A76
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NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SWIMMING
NORTHERN SPLASHES IN BIG WAY
NORTHERN WINS MEETS
NORTHERN, DURHAM ACADEMY SWIHMERS MAKE BIG SPLASH

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL

TIGERS SPIKE NORTHERN, GAIN SEMIFINAL BERTH

NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING

JORDAN, NORTHERN VIE FOR AREA WRESTLING SUPREMACY

NORTHERN JUNIOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
CCB HOOPSTERS
5 TO 6-YEAR-OLD CHAMPS
7 TO 8-YEAR-OLD CHAMPS
'B' DIVISION WINNERS

S 2 1/03/1989 B
S 2 1/17/1989 D
S 2 12/12/1989 C

5 N A76
5 N A76
4 P N M06

H 2 10/05/1989 B 3 P N G55

H 2 12/14/1989 C 3 P N B40

S 2 5/16/1989 B

S 2 6/13/1989 C

S 2 6/13/1989 C

S 2 6/13/1989 C

5 PP

6 P P
6 P P
6 P P

K30

NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C,

NORTHERN ORANGE OFFICIALS WANT DISTRICT ELECTIONS CHH 1

CITY-COUNTY TENSIONS STILL SPLIT ORANGE CO. (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-31-89> CHH 1

CENTRAL, NORTHERN RESIDENTS UNSURE OF BEST METHOD OF... REPRESENTATION CHH 1

THE SHOW MUST NOT GO ON CHH 1

NORTHERN TELECOM

DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS

GEPHARDT PRAISES TELECOM; MISSOURI CONGRESSMAN VISITS DURHAM PLANT

GETTING A CLOSE LOOK

NORTHERN TELECOM MARKS 15TH ANNIVERSARY

INDUSTRY GROUP ACTS TO HELP STOP DAMAGE TO OZONE LAYER

NORTHERN TELECOM VIETNAMESE WORKER HOFES HELMS SPEEDS REUNION WITH MOM

NORTHERN TELECOM SUBSIDIARY BUILDING SPECIAL TESTING CENTER

NORTHERN TELECOM, DIGITAL SWITCHING DIVISION
NORTHERN TELECOM RECEIVES AWARD

NORTHERN TELECOM, EMPLOYEES

NO SMOKING POLICY AT NORTHERN TELECOM FAILS TO BREW TROUBLE
NORTHERN TELECOM CUTS ABOUT 40 MIDDLE-MANAGEMENT JOBS
TELECOM CUTS 300 POSITIONS

NORTHERN TELECOM, SMOKING

NO SMOKING POLICY AT NORTHERN TELECOM FAILS TO BREW TROUBLE

NORTHGATE MALL

SEE NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER

NORTHGATE PARK

SEE ALSO PARKS, DURHAM
PAINTER IN THE PARK
SUMMER SPIN

NORTHGATE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOODS
OAKS WITH ROOTS IN HISTORY SPARED
BOND HEARING TARGETS MUSEUM MOVE

NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER

NORTHGATE SEARS GETS A NEW LOOK

SEARS LOWERS PRICES, ADDS GUARANTEE

COUNTY SCHOOLS' TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION PROGRAM

HIGH-TECH FUN

BANK WANTS TO CLOSE NORTHGATE MALL OFFICE

NCSU OFFERS 4 DURHAM SEMINARS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX

WE'VE COME A LONG WAY! NORTHGATE (AD)

PERKY PATIENT

KEEPING THEM IN STITCHES

HOLY MALL!

NEW CAROUSEL POPULAR AMONG ALL AGES

4/25/1989 A
5/28/1989 A
5/28/1989 A
6/09/1989 A

2/19/1989 A

4/15/1989 A

9/08/1989 B

9/24/1989 D

10/12/1989 C

11/06/1989 B

12/02/1989 B

3 N M20
1 M N M20
1 N M20

4 E

1 C N C60

N K65
P
N

N K65
N K65
N

S 2 12/21/1989 A 1 P N E33

2 1/26/1989 C
2 5/06/1989 C
2 9/13/1989 C

1 N K65
1 N K65
9 N

H 2 1/26/1989 C 1 N K65

H

2

6/15/1989 C

1 P P T37

S

2

7/22/1989 A

5 P P T37

S

2

6/21/1989 A

1 M N C61

S

2

7/25/1989 A

1 P N H65

H

5

2/28/1989 A

10 P N C47

H

2

3/01/1989 A

10 P N C47

H

2

4/02/1989 B

1 P P K30

S

2

4/03/1989 C

1 P P K30

S

2

4/04/1989 C

1 N M06

S

2

4/08/1989 A

3 P N

S

2

4/19/1989 E

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6/01/1989 B

5 P P S76

S

2

7/08/1989 A

5 P P

S

2

8/08/1989 C

1 P P C45

S

2

8/22/1989 A

6 P N G59

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NO ASSURANCES OFFERED NEIGHBORS BY NORTHGATE MALL

TEEN SHOT AT NORTHGATE ^^

2 SOUGHT FOR NORTHGATE MALL SHOOTING

NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER, EXPANSION
NORTHGATE PLANS MAJOR EXPANSION

NORTHSIDE <NEI6HBORH00D> AorA
NORTHSIDE NAMED CONSERVATION AREA

NORTHSIDE UATER TREATMENT PLANT (DURHAM, N.CO

2 WASTE-TREATMENT PLANTS EXPANSION STEP APPROVED 13-0

sewage treatment options on agenda

epa: expand northside plant

group: tighten limits on seuage-plant F1AN

COUNCIL OKS WASTE WATER TREA^NT EXPANSION

SlRS IFc^FOR DISCOUNTING LOU BID
APPARDfT LOU BIDDER URGES CITY REVIEU Of MUSE STANDARDS
mUMCIL OS SMERVUM IMPROVEMENTS; HOC MILLION BOND REFER.
COUNCIL SETS REFERENDUM ON SEWER-PLANT UPGRADES

^^arfo^'N^Elr^ IN THE MOLD OF DUKE

■"^Kiga^lS^ TEAM
NORTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

HMBCTTOGEl THE STORY; NORTHWOOD HIGH REPORTER GETS SCOOP...

PROM '89; NIGHT TO REMEMBER

CHARLOTTE'S WEBB SUMMER HIT

NOVA PROGRAM (KINSTON, N.C.)
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES

SEjuvmles^court^tIred PSYCHIATRIC CARE COSTLY

NUCLEAR ARMS FREEZE CAMPAIGN
SEE NUCLEAR WEAPONS

NUCLEAR ENERGY „„„„„.

SEE ALSO ANTI-MJCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO ATOMIC ENERGY
SHUNNING NUCLEAR ENERGY

NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
SEE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING

NUCLEAR PLANT SAFETY
SEE NUCLEAR SAFETY

^^CL^^TOrT&Y pS^FD^CKL *75,000
NUKE SUPPORTER: OPPOSITION DUE TO IGNORANCE

SlSNG^Af SfflO FIND BROKEN TUBES
MRCB?ERTS BEGIN PROBE OF FIRE AT SHEARCN HARRIS

NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION

^OJUBKUfimmt FINING Cm <7S,000

S^EiS^^L^S^M^ffi^ NRC

DUKE PCtER PAYS $25,000 FINE ____

NRC EXPERTS BEGIN PROBE OF SF « »«ONHflTOK _

NUCLEAR POWER FOE EDDLEMAN HAS FILED 350 ISSUES UITH NRC

N

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E ELY

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2 12/14/1989 B
2 12/22/1989 C
2 12/22/1989 A

1 N R63
1 P N C47
1 P N B53

H 2 10/19/1989 C 1 N S22

CHH 1 10/25/1989 A 3 N

H

2 2/07/1989 C

1

N S69

H

2 4/06/1989 C

1

N A54

S

2 6/17/1989 A

1

N M06

s

2 6/20/1989 C

1

N M06

H

2 7/26/1989 C

1

N

S

2 7/26/1989 A

1 M N C61

s

2 9/20/1989 A

1 P N C&l

H

2 9/21/1989 C

1

N S69

H

2 12/19/1989 C

1

N R63

S

2 12/19/1989 C

1

N C61

H

2 12/02/1989 D

1

N L22

S

2 9/08/1989 D

1

U D18

H 2 1/14/1989 B 1 P U M66

CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 3 P N M25

H 2 5/06/1989 B 1 P P S73

H 2 8/05/1989 A 6 P U

H 2 10/22/1989 A 1 N S82

H 2 12/24/1989 D 4 E

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2 1/05/1989 B
2 3/09/1989 A
2 3/09/1989 B
2 3/11/1989 B
2 10/11/1989 A

4
3

10
4

1

N
N
N

N
N

H 2 1/05/1989 B
H 2 1/05/1989 D
CHH 1 4/16/1989 A
H 2 5/17/1989 A
H 2 10/11/1989 A
H 2 11/05/1989 B

4
4
3
12
1
1

N
N

N M25
N
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^J^ICLEAR SAFETY

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SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO DISASTER SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY

GROUP DOUBTS REACTOR'S SAFETY

DUKE POWER PAYS *25,000 FINE

COUNTY WON'T JOIN ATTACK EXERCISE

NUCLEAR TESTS

RESOLUTION URGES NUCLEAR TEST BAN

NUCLEAR WASTE ROUTES

CPW. WAITING ON OK FOR SHIPPING WASTE/SUNDAY FOCUS! SHIPPING NUCLEAR,.,
NUCLEAR WASTE RAIL TRAVEL PLANS APPROVED BY NRC

NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., HAZARDOUS WASTE

SEE ALSO CHEH-flUCLEAR SYSTEMS, INC.

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL

SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.

SEE ALSO N.C. LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV. , RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL

SEE ALSO N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD

SEE ALSO RADIATION

SEE ALSO SOUTHEAST COMPACT COMMISSION

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

SEE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL

NUCLEAR WASTE FORUM PLANNED FOR HILLSBOROUGH

FORUM TO ADDRESS WASTE DUMP SITE

CONSULTANT OFFERS WAY TO APPROACH FINDING WASTE SITE

INFORMATION CAMPAIGN SET ON NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL

CAUTION IN EVERY CORNER/SUNDAY FOCUS! SHIPPING NUCLEAR WASTE

CP8A. WAITING ON OK FOR SHIPPING WASTE/SUNDAY FOCUS! SHIPPING NUCLEAR...

SHEARON HARRIS HAS EXTRA SPACE FOR SPENT FUEL

DUKE SCIENTIST DISCUSSES RADIOACTIVE-WASTE STORAGE

NUCLEAR WASTE RAIL TRAVEL PLANS APPROVED BY NRC

RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL REPORT URGES EARLY USE OF MEDIATORS

7 PRIVATE INCINERATORS BURN NUCLEAR WASTE

WASTE DISPOSAL HEARINGS CRITICIZED

CHATHAM OFFICIALS LOOKING TO DODGE NUCLEAR WASTE PILE

UTILITIES MAY HAVE LOBBIED FOR COMPACT, HACKNEY SAYS

RADIOACTIVE WASTE DATA CONTRADICTED

CHATHAM TO CONSIDER RESOLUTION ON STORAGE OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE

WAKE-CHATHAM TRACT TAPPED AS POSSIBLE N-WASTE SITE

TIME TO PAY THE PIPER

TWO NUKE SITES UNSUITABLE-UILLHOIT

STATE GETS WELL SAMPLES NEAR DUKE FOREST SITE

WE'LL HAVE TO PAY THE COSTS

THOMANN APPOINTED TO COMPACT GROUP

ASSEMBLY BLOCKS DEBATE ON NUCLEAR WASTE SITE

REACTIONS MIXED ON WASTE ISSUE

HOSTS GET BENEFITS

NUCLEAR WEAPONS

SEE ALSO ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
IGNORANCE IS PERPETUATED

NUCLEODANZA

SHAPES OF THE INNER EXPERIENCE; SOUTH AMERICANS BRING A VISION..,

SOUTH AMERICAN DANCE CO. PERFORMS TONIGHT

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

NUDITY

SEE ALSO INDECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
CHASED NUDE MAN FACES SEX CHARGES

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CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 3 N M25
H 2 5/17/1989 A 12 N
CHH 1 7/27/1989 A 3 N M20

CHH 1 11/23/1989 A 3 N

CHH
CHH

4/02/1989 A
4/16/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH J.
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/17/1989 A

1/18/1989 A

1/31/1989 B

3/07/1989 A

4/02/1989

4/02/1989

4/02/1989

4/07/1989

4/16/1989

6/14/1989

6/25/1989

8/29/1989

9/06/1989

9/21/1989

9/26/1989

10/16/1989

11/09/1989

11/10/1989

11/16/1989

11/18/1989

11/28/1989

11/29/1989

12/08/1989

12/08/1989

12/08/1989

H 2 1/09/1989 A

6/26/1989 B
6/26/1989 C
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 C
6/28/1989 A

D N M25
N M25

N M20
N M20
N K65
N

N C62
N M25
N M25
N A54
N M25
N K65
N K65
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N L40
E

N M25
N E33
E
N

N L40
N M25
N M25

F Zll
N T77
R L59
R B71
N T77
R B71

H 2 9/24/1989 B 1 N M51

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*** HAWGmCL^YIB£,CL6sO/EFF0RTS INTENSIFY AFTER JULY ASSAULT DM WOMAN
ATTACK SITE TO GET STREET LIGHT

NURSERY SCHOOLS

SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS

SEe'aLSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NURSES

I SH8 SKfe^cM? W, NURSING PROGRAM

^^^YC^^SWi^IfT^^^%INGwT Aj ^
OLD-FASHIONED NURSE APPRECIATED IN HIGH-TECH WORLD AT DUKE
FIVE NURSES FROM AREA RECEIVE TOP 100 HONOR
COMPASSION IS CRITICAL FOR CRITICAL-CARE NURSES
LIFE FLIGHT NURSE THRIVES ON VARIETY IN JOB

NURSES, N.C. mmimml

SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF NURSING
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPnAL, NURSES
SEE ALSO N.C. NURSES EXAM
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.

SEE ALSO UM^OF^-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF NURSING mmm

01LBB ALL NURSES i UNC TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR UPDATE COURSEb
NURSING; AIDES FACE ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS

A*A WANTS mSST TECHNOLOGIST, HIGHER NURSE AIDES' STANDARDS __,__
SSsE^ CoSeNTSRTOSHING CHANGE/ JAMES R. SMITH (CORRECTED 3-21-89)
HICKORY NURSE CHARGED IN PATIENTS' DEATH MISSES CARING FOR FEOPLE

"^'aLSO* ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
SEE ALSO HEATH CARE WORKERS
SEE ALSO REGISTERED CARE TECHNOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOL NURSES

FORGET AMA PROPOSAL

LECTURER TO DISCUSS ROLE OF NURSES

CHH 1
CHH 1

8/28/1989 A 1
9/25/1989 A 3

N M70
N

nurses aides

SEnlS!Nahes face-addijional^wtions
ama wants neu technologist, higher nurse aides'

STANDARDS

NURSING HOMES, DURHAM „„„„__. ,_-„,-, UMIir unw

SEE ALSO VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, NURSING HOME
80-BED NURSING HOME APPROVED

NURSING HOMES, N.C.

1 £18 nMSh"!® FACILITIES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REST HOMES, N.C. _„. ,_„

DRUGS POORLY ADMINISTERED IN MANY REST HOMES ,_t ,„_,

Pt^ACYreOFESSOR TO STUDY DRUG THERAPY GIVEN BY REST HOMES
SBa1 MILLMAYGET NEJ CAPE FACILITY FOR ELDERLY
KOUTO HELP TEENS REALIZE MEANING OF NURSING HOME VISITS

nu^Iunc^t6rI:,health care FOR ELDERLY IN POOR HEATH

NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C. _ .„„„.

1 SS ^S^^AS^Iaim, NURSING PROGRAM

SEE ALSO MEDICAL EDUCATION

SEE ALSO NURSES, N.C. ,__„_

NURSING; AIDES FACE ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS

DUKE PROGRAM TO RECRUIT, RETAIN NURSES

NURSING STUDY AT RISK, UNC REPORT SAYS

H

2 1/17/1989 C

6 N C60

H

2 5/19/1989 C

4 N DM

H

2 8/25/1989 B

8 N

S

2 9/22/1989 B

1 P F S27

s

2 11/13/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2

2/07/1989 A
2/13/1989 B
2/13/1989 B
3/20/1989 A
12/17/1989 B

5 P N
1 P N C60
1 N C60
4 U
8 N

H 2 1/29/1989 D 4 E
H 2 4/11/1989 C 12 N

H 2 2/13/1989 B 1 P N C60
H 2 2/13/1989 B 1 NCiO

H 2 5/31/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 5 N U80

H 2 2/10/1989 C 6 N U80

CHH 1 6/22/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 7/31/1989 A 5 U

CHH 1 1/27/1989 A

H 2 2/13/1989 B
H 2 3/04/1989 C
CHH 1 6/09/1989 A

1 P N C60

2 N

1 C N S17

NURSING SHORTAGE

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SUBJECTS

-BATE-

S
E

C -PG

NCMH ASKS FLEXIBILITY TO SOLVE NURSING DEARTH

BID FOR EARLIEST PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY DRAWS LITTLE SUPPORT

OFFICIALS SAY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AIMS AT STATE'S NURSING SHORTAGE

THE NUTCRACKER (BALLET AND MOVIE)

NEW 'NUTCRACKER' FOR CHRISTMAS H

THE MAGIC BEHIND THE MAGIC CHH

ENCHANTING, HEARTFELT/THE NUTCRACKER H

'THE NUTCRACKER' H

CLASSIC BALLET MADE NEW IN NEWLY RENOVATED MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM S

NUTRITION

SEE ALSO BABY FOOD

SEE ALSO CAROLINA FITNESS

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, NUTRITION

SEE ALSO DIETITIANS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM

SEE ALSO EATING

SEE ALSO FIBER (IN DIET)

SEE ALSO FOOD

SEE ALSO SARAH W, STEDHAN CENTER FOR NUTRITIONAL STUDIES

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., LUNCH PROGRAM

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION

SEE ALSO VITAMINS

SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL

SEE ALSO WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM

SUPERMARKET SMARTS; DURHAM NUTRITIONIST PROMOTES GUIDE TO SHOPPING...

TAKING THE CALORIES OUT OF YOUR OLD FAVORITE RECIPES

WOLFING DOWN THE CULPRITS

REGISTERED DIETITIAN: ADVISER FOR A NUTRITION-WISE LIFESTYLE

RESISTING THE SEVEN DIETARY SINS

MAY NUTRITION CONFERENCE CONSIDERS WOMEN'S ISSUES

OAT BRAN ENTERS MAINSTREAM CUISINE

THE BREAKFAST SPECIAL/AREA RESTAURANTS RECOUNT STRANGE CUSTOMER REQUESTS

LABEL READING, PLANNING KEYS TO FOLLOWING A HEALTHY DIET

HOUSE TO CONSIDER DIETITIAN LICENSING

ALL'S WELL

HEALTH RISK REPORTS ARE RISKY BUSINESS, MEDIA EXPERT SAYS

DOCTORS PAYING MORE ATTENTION TO NUTRITION-AUTHOR

LOW-PROTEIN DIET PART OF KIDNEY DISEASE STUDY

NUTRITIONIST OFFERS ADVICE ON COPING WITH HOLIDAY BULGE

OPEC (ORGANIZATION OF PETROLEUM EXPORTING COUNTRIES)
SEE OIL PRICES

0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
SEE AL^O AWARDS
LAUPUS, RUBIN RECEIVE AWARDS FROM UNC BOARD
UNC BOARD PRESENTS 0. MAX GARDNER AWARDS

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A
H 2 3/29/1989 D
CHH 1 7/10/1989 A

12/01/1989
12/04/1989
12/08/1989
12/15/1989
12/18/1989

CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1

2/01/1989 B
3/01/1989 B
3/07/1989 A
3/08/1989 B
3/15/1989 B
4/28/1989 A
5/10/1989 C
5/17/1989 B
6/21/1989 B
7/21/1989 A
9/26/1989
9/26/1989
9/29/1989
12/13/1989
12/26/1989

S 2 5/12/1989 A
CHH 1 5/14/1989 A

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OAK CROSSINGS PARTNERSHIP
NEW SHOPPING CENTER

OAK GROVE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

OAK GROVE YOUTH BASKETBALL TEAM CHAMPS HONORED
OAK GROVE BOYS, BETHESDA GIRLS WIN AT HOOPS
OAK GROVE HOSTS GIRLS' SOFTBALL
OAK GROVE SOCCER

OAK GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

REDISTRICTING FOE CITES OAK GROVE HERITAGE

OAK GROVE PUPILS, FACULTY PUT HEARTS INTO PROJECT

OAK GROVE GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM

OAK GROVE, 13-16/OAK GROVE, 12 & UNDER

OAK GROVE PLANTATION (VIRGINIA)

OLD PLANTATION HOME TO 'NEW SOUTHERN COOKING'

S 2 2/21/198? B

S 2 3/14/1989 B

S 2 7/11/1989 D

S 2 12/12/1989 C

H 2 2/15/1989 C
H 2 4/01/1989 C

S 2 7/18/1989 D
S 2 5/24/1989 C

6 N M20
9 N
1 P N L90

3 P F W66
3 P N H90

6 P R

3 P F L45

7 R L45

P F S56
F
E
F
F
N
F
F
F

N M20
P R56
N

N C60
N C60
N S17

S27
S56

6 N
6 P N

H 2 2/12/1989 F 1 P P

4 P P T32

4 P N A76

5 P N

6 P P T32

1 N J40
1 P N J40

4 P P C45
1 P F S27

OAK HILL COUNTRY CLUB

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SUBJECTS

N
P

FAZIO EXPECTING COMPLAINTS FROM GOLFERS OVER REDESIGN OF ROSS' OAK HILL

m yOAff uSSuEffinERS TO FTOFn FROM SALE Of THRIFT

OAKLEIGH AT DURHAM r^

COUNTY HOSPITAL TO UP RATES
CO-DEPENDENCY SEMINARS SET
OAKLEIGH OUT OF RED

OASIS (DURHAM, N.C)
SEE ALSO BINGO

SEOAS^S°BINKICLul IS TtflNG NO MORE CHANCES IN DURHAM
COURT RULES THE GAME WAS BINGO

OATS

OFT AJ ^Tl BRAiJ
OFFICIALS STILL CHEWING ON KIDS' OATMEAL CASE
OAT BRAN ENTERS MAINSTREAM CUISINE

GBESEeVsO BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN (FASHIONS FOR LARGE WOKEN)

WEIGHT LOSS AIDS DIABETES, STATE Of MIND
CLOTHING HARD TO FIND FOR HEFTY CHILDREN

°BITULOsfVoR MORTICIANS, NEWSROOM CREW IS GAIN FOR DENISE'S FAMILY

°'roiS^^NEAfi06MNI COMPLEX BECCMES ONE-CAR JUNK YARD

O'BRIEN AMD ATKINS OF DURHAM

WACHOVIA TO RENOVATE MAIN OFFICE BUILDING
ARCHITECTURAL FIRM GIVES MUSEUM FUNDS

OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
SCRAP LEADERS DENOUNCE OBSCENE CALLS

OBSCENITY

SEE CENSORSHIP

SEE CURSING

SEE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS

SEE OBSCENE PHONE CALLS

SEE PORNOGRAPHY

OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER

S^^<OfFERLiaiEF FROM UNCONTROLLABLE OBSESSIONS
SHE HAS DEEP COMPULSION TO PULL OUT HAIR
ETCRIMEKTAL HM30FFERS HELP FOR COMPULSIONS
rtORE THAN FOOD, IT'S AN OBSESSION

^sF* ASc^GE Cf OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNECOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL

SEE ALSO DUK^UNI™ MEDICAL CENTER, OBSTETMCMYNECOLOGY

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, OBSTETRIC UNIT

SEE ALSO PREGNANCY

SEE ALSO PRENATAL CARE

SEhScTIC?IS5UEL BOEcflU. FOR INf ANT CARE, EXPERT SAYS
DU&WANTS INDIGENT BIRTH COSTS SPLIT WITH COUNTY
HOSPITALS SHOULD SHARE LOAD

E

D

—DATE
6/14/1989 D

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H 2 1/22/1989 D

H

H

4/13/1989 A
6/05/1989 B
9/14/1989 A

1/07/1989 A
9/06/1989 B

1 P N C49

6 N C47

1 C N C60
1 N Bll
1 N H65

N S32
N L40

CHH 1 1/28/1989 A 1 N L90
S 2 5/10/1989 C 1 P F S27

S 2 4/07/1989 B 1 P F 659
S 2 6/02/1989 C 1 N
S 2 7/27/1939 A 6 P F G59

H 2 4/09/1989 B 1 U N36

H 2 3/18/1989 C 1 P N S69

S 2 5/22/1989 B 3 N
S 2 6/09/1989 C 4 N

CHH 1 5/18/1989 A 1PN

S 2 5/10/1989 A 10 U

H 2 9/17/1989 B 1 P N C60

H 2 9/17/1989 B 12 N C60

CHH 1 10/01/1989 A 3 N S17

CHH 1 4/26/1989 A 3 N S17
H 2 5/14/1989 A 1 N C60
H 2 5/17/1989 A 4 E

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SUBJECTS

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P D — DATE — C -TO L P BYL

HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN: EXTRA MATERNITY CASES MAY BRING RATE INCREASES H 2 5/18/1989 C

COUNTY HOSPITAL OFFICIALS SAY DUKE HASN'T GIVEN NOTICE ON DELIVERIES H 2 6/15/1989 C

HOSPITAL PROVIDING OBSTETRICAL CARE TO PATIENTS OF LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER H 2 9/14/1989 C

WHO PAYS FOR THE BABIES? H 2 10/05/1989 A

1 N C60

3 N C60

2 N C60

4 E

OCCANEECHI INDIANS

SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C.
NO GLAMOUR, JUST HARD WORK; FASCINATION OF ARCHAEOLOGY TRANSCENDS. . .
SITE OF INDIAN VILLAGE ON END TO GET MORE STUDY
FESTIVITIES TO INCLUDE LOST INDIAN SITE TOUR

STORY 'JUST BEGINNING TO BE TOLD'/DISCOVERY REVEALS EARLY ENO RIVER..,
ENO TRIBE TO HOLD CELEBRATION
KEEPING ANCIENT CUSTOMS ALIVE; TRIBES HOLD FIFTH ANNUAL POWWOW

OCCONEECHEE MOUNTAIN PARK

SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, PARKS
SEE ALSO PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY

PARK LAND ACQUISITION HITS SNAG

PARK, TREE BOARDS MAY GET PERMANENT STATUS

OCCONNEECHEE POINT

ANNEXATION COULD BE COSTLY FOR TOWN, GROUP SAYS

OCEANS

SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY

SEE ALSO OUTER BANKS, N.C.

SCIENTIST'S GOAL! DEGRADABLE PLASTIC TO PROTECT SEAS

OCEAN CONTROL IS ROAD TO NOWHERE

OCONEE NUCLEAR STATION

NRC TO EXAMINE OCONEE PLANT FOLLOWING FIRE
DUKE POWER PAYS 125,000 FINE

QCfc'ACQKE ISLAND

WONDERS WASH UP ON OCRACOKE'S SHORES

ODDS & ENDS (SUN COLUMN)
ODDS & ENDS

ODESSA KLEZMER ORCHESTRA

THE DISTINCTIVE SOUNDS OF KLEZMER ORCHESTRA FILL ARTSCENTER SATURDAY

ODORS

SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
RESIDENTS OF BUTNER NEIGHBORHOOD SKEPTICAL ODOR PROBLEM IS SOLVED

OFF-SHORE DRILLING
SEE ALSO OIL
SEE ALSO OIL EXPLORATION

INSIGHT/A QUESTION OF BALANCE; PROPOSED GAS SEARCH OFF TAR HEEL COAST..

DRILLING DELAY COULD SAVE N.C. COASTLINE

GOVERNOR SAYS STATE MAY SUE FOR STUDY OF OFFSHORE DRILLING

OFFSHORE DRILLING CAN BE A BOON

N.C, MOBIL REACH AGREEMENT ON OFFSHORE DRILLING

MORE CLOUT OR JUST CLAPTRAP?

COMPROMISE PLAN CAN PROTECT N.C. COASTLINE

DON'T SACRIFICE COAST FOR WELLS

ONE OFFSHORE OIL SPILL EVERY 20 YEARS IS TOO BIG A GAMBLE

CAUTION THE BEST COURSE ON DRILLING

OFF-SHORE OIL LEASES

LUJAN HONEST TO A FAULT

ALASKA SPILL HOLDS LESSON FOR N.C.

STATE UNPREPARED TO COPE WITH OIL SPILL, OFFICIAL SAYS

OPPOSING OIL RICHES

DON'T TRUST MOBIL WITH ENVIRONMENT

OFFICE ALTERNATIVE

OFFICE ALTERNATIVE OPENS FRANCHISE

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

2
2

g

m

2
2

CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

4/05/1989
4/05/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
8/11/1989
8/14/1989

N S17
N H90
N

N H90
N
N D38

CHH 1 4/06/1989 A
CHH 1 4/12/1989 A

3 N H90
3 N H90

CHH 1 6/19/1989 A 1 N H90

H 2 2/04/1989 C
CHH 1 7/30/1989 A

H 2 1/05/1989 D
H 2 5/17/1989 A

CHH 1 6/18/1989 A
S 2 1/26/1989 B
H 2 1/27/1989 D

1 N K65
4 E

4 N
12 N

4 U
3 U C09
7 F W66

H 1 3/04/1989 C 1 N T33

2/05/1989 D
2/18/1989 A
4/06/1989 B
4/13/1989 A
7/15/1989
7/15/1989
8/08/1989
11/07/1989
11/12/1989
12/06/1989

1 D F

4 E

9 N

4 E

1 P N

4 E

S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1

3/24/1989 A
4/07/1989 A
5/01/1989 C
7/10/1989 A
7/31/1989 A

H 2 8/27/1989 D

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SUBJECTS

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OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET

SEE U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET

CFFICE PARKS

SEE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS

OIL

SEE ALSO FISH OIL

SEE ALSO OFF-SHORE DRILLING

T«"ffi^INGSHEKG TOWARD DISASTROUS OIL CRISIS

OIL EXPLORATION „ATTnil

SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS, EXPLORATION

^^KPAo'sTATEMEKT^QUIRED FOR MOBILE'S EXPLORATORY WELL

W^^^^JSS^^^S^f^ TAR HEEL CO^T...

S^ON^r^lSW. WAKE FOR OIL DRILLING
OIL COMPANIES MAY DRILL HERE
OIL NOT SUCH A CRUDE IDEA

OIL PRICES ___ _,

SEE ALSO ENERGY, COSTS

SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES

PANEL APPROVES BILL TO TAX ILLEGAL DRUGS

THE EVER-CHANGING OIL PRICES

AREA FACES OIL PRICE INCREASES

LIMITED-OIL PRICES SOAR IN DURHAM

OIL SPILLS M , „
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SPILLS , <nnr

OIL LEAKS INTO WELL FROM TANK AT STORE

EXXON APPEARS BLAMEWORTHY

EXXON (CARTOON)

ALASKAN OIL UNDER ASSAULT

OIL SPILL BUMPS PRICE AT PUMPS

0«N^I^^US^rJsNTicia OIL COAT... (CARTOON)
DISASTER RESPONSE NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
WHY THAT GASOLINE SMELLS LIKE A RAT

raOTKI MCE INCREASES, AAA SPOKESMAN SAYS

^cf^lNG^YT^C^T8ITSl|?£.. (COATED 5-2-89)
STATE UNPREPARED TO COPE WITH OIL SPILL, OFFICIAL SAYS

King dHeRprofDto check impact of alaskan oil spill

NX. OFFICIALS KEEPING TABS ON PRICES SINCE VALDEZ SPILL
SAFELY SHIPPING OIL MEANS HIGHER COSTS

KK'rECEIKS ITS RIGHTFUL PRIORITY
EXXON SHOULD COMPLETE CLEANUP
DON'T TRUST MOBIL WITH ENVIRONMENT
BUSH ADMINISTRATION GAGS EXXON CRITICISM
CITY SEEKS HELP FINDING OIL DUMPER

S^rSS^OIL IF DRILLING RESPONSIBLE...
VALDEZ SPILL RESPONSE TOO SLOW, COUSTEAU SPOKESMAN SAYS
ONEOFFSHORE OILSPILL EVERY 20 YEARS IS TOO BIG A GAMBLE

OKTOBERFEST (DUKE UNIV.)
SEE ALSO CRAFT SHOWS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
FESTIVAL TIME AT DUKE

H 2

2/04/1989 A

4

E

H 2 12/03/1989 D

2 P U H49

H 2

1/06/1989 A

8

N

H 2

2/04/1989 A

12

N

H 2

2/05/1989 D

1 D F

CHH 1

7/31/1989 A

4

E

H 2

9/13/1989 A

1

N S22

S 2

9/13/1989 A

1 M N C61

S 2

9/15/1989 A

4

E

H 2

4/28/1989 A

9

N

H 2

7/04/1989 A

4

E

H 2 12/27/1989 A

1

N C60

H 2 12/29/1989 A

1

N C60

H 2

1/15/1989 B

1

N P41

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

S 2

4/05/1989 A

1 F

• N M06

CHH 1

4/07/1989 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

S 2

4/27/1989 C

1 P N H65

H 2

4/30/1989 A

1 P N P41

H 2

5/01/1989 C

1

N

H 2

5/02/1989 A

2

N

S 2

5/11/1989 A

14

N

CHH 1

5/27/1989 A

3

N D38

S 2

6/28/1989 A

4

E

H 2

7/10/1989 A

4

E

S 2

7/18/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

7/27/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

7/31/1989 A

4

E

S 2

8/14/1989 A

4

E

H 2

8/16/1989 D

5

N R63

S 2

9/19/1989 A

4

E

H 2

9/21/1989 C

1 P N S22

CHH 1

10/12/1989 A

5

N

CHH 1

11/12/1989 A

3

U

S 2 10/07/1989 C

1 P P T37

OLD BOY NETWORK

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12/31/1989

SUBJE

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI

OLD DOMINION UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
TAR KEELS 'OUTFOX' MONARCHS, 87-77
UNC TURNS BACK OBJ

OLD FARM (DURHAM, N.C. COMMUNITY)

OLD FARM RESIDENTS FIGHT 2-SCHOOL PLAN

POLICE SEEK INFORMATION ON OLD FARM BREAK-INS

RESIDENTS KNOCK ENO DRIVE PROJECT

CITY'S 'CLERICAL ERROR' ON ENO DRIVE STIRS TWO NEIGHBORHOODS

OLD FARM FOLLOWS ENO LOOP PLAN

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

EXPERTS OFFER ALTERNATIVES TO ENO DRIVE

CITY SEEKS IMPACT STATEMENT ON ENO DRIVE

ENO DRIVE GETS NEW NAME, WORK SCHEDULE

INNER LOOP OK'D; PATH UNCERTAIN

OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC
SEE FARMERS' ALMANAC

OLD FORT, N.C.

TOXIC WASTE UNCOVERED AT OLD FORT

OLD GIRL NETWORK
SEE WOMEN, CAREERS

OLD GREENSBORO HIGHWAY

COUNTY PUTS FINISHING TOUCHES ON DUMP SITES

OLD GRINGO (FILM)

IT'S MEXICAN HISTORY WITH THE FONDA TOUCH/'OW GRINGO'

OLD LYSTRA ROAD

CHAPEL HILL EXCEEDED AUTHORITY, COURT RULES

OLD SALEM

OLD SALEM DEMONSTRATES A COLONIAL CLEANING FLUID
A CHRISTMAS OASIS/SATURDAY AT OLD SALEM

OLD STONE BANK

HOME SAVINGS, R.I. FIRM LOCK PURCHASE DEAL

COALITION FILES CHALLENGE TO SALE OF HOME SAVINGS

U.S. BANKING OFFICIALS GET HS&L COMPLAINT

HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN TAKEOVER PUT ON HOLD (CORRECTED 6-15-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

COALITION PRESSES FOR WRITTEN AGREEMENT FROM OLD STONE BANK ON LENDING

OLD STONE BANK REDUCES RATES ON HOME LOANS

CCB TO CREATE LOAN POOL FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSING

OLD STONE CORP. (PROVIDENCE, R.I.)

U.S. REQUEST DELAYS HOME SAVINGS-OLD STONE MERGER
HOME SiL, OLD STONE DEAL OF

OLD TIME WESTERN FILM CLUB FESTIVAL
SEE OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB

OLD TIMES (PLAY)

'OLD TIMES' NEXT PRC PRODUCTION

'OLD TIMES'; PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY COMPANY TO SFAGE HAROLD PINTER PLAY

THIS PINTER MAKES POINT DESPITE 'THRUST'

'OLD TIMES' CAPTURES PINTER'S STYLE

OLD WELL APARTMENTS

APARTMENT FIRE CAUSE UNKNOWN; CARRBORO FIRE FIGHTERS STOP BLAZE...

OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB

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H

2 2/15/1989 D

1 P N P75

S

2 2/15/1989 D

1 P N P52

S

2 2/17/1989 A

1 P N S92

H

2 2/19/1989 B

6 N

S

2 3/29/1989 A

1 N H70

H

2 4/11/1989 C

1 N S69

S

2 4/11/1989 C

1 N M06

S

2 4/13/1989 A

1 N M06

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 8/09/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2 12/12/1989 C

1 N R63

S

2 12/12/1989 A

1 N C61

S

2 12/19/1989 A

1 N C61

H 2 1/28/1989 C 14 N

CHH 1 11/20/1989 A 1 P N M20

H 2 12/08/1989 D 22 P R S92

CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 1 N L40

H 2 9/21/1989 B 1 N
H 2 12/15/1989 D 8 P F W66

S

2 3/07/1989 C

1

N

H

2 5/10/1989 C

1

M N R63

S

2 5/17/1989 B

1

N C61

H

2 6/08/1989 D

6

N R63

H

2 6/15/1989 A

2

N

H

2 9/20/1989 C

5

N S22

H

2 12/02/1989 C

1

N R63

S

2 12/05/1989 A

1

N E33

S

2 11/16/1989 C

1

N

H

2 12/23/1989 A

1

N C60

CHH 1 10/01/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1 10/12/1989 A 10 P F

S 2 10/30/1989 B 3 P R

H 2 10/31/1989 A 7 R P10

CHH 1 4/12/1989 A 1 P N M70

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^W-QN "^-G^LoTeASTER BONNET AND HEAD TO LIBERTY
DAYS OF YESTERYEAR ARE BACK WITH WESTERN FILMS IN RALEIGH
WESTERN FILM FAIR OPENS TODAY IN RALEIGH
B-WESTERN FANS LOOK TO SUNSET

"^ TRAININ^F^WORK FORCE PROGRAM FOCUS
OLDER AMERICAN ACT

%<TCRAM^OR ELDERLYIMPERILED, LACK OF MONEY HAS OFFICIALS SCRAMBLING

OLDER WORKER PROGRAM

SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM __r„lm,
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING _ n^rr

*%&jtpjBBnjRvn* shop

^ fflgS %£»& '^SA^NoKaWS FROM EXPEDIENCES
0LI^THELGOLD STANDARD; A LIQUID ASSET IN OLIVE OIL

OLYMPICS

SEE ALSO GOODWILL GAMES
SEE ALSO PENTATHLON _

SEE ALSO U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
DURHAM MAY LURE 2 OLYMPIC CAMPS

0LWUSX AfPfJ^DRl'wALKER TO POST FOR BARCELONA GAMES
WALKER GOOD CHOICE FOR OLYMPICS POSITION

OLYMPICS, BASKETBALL (MEN)

S^T°USESPR0BPLAYERS FOR QUICK OLYMPIC FIX
OLYMPIC JOB COULD COME FOR KRZYZEWSKI
COACH K GOOD CHOICE TO LEAD U.S. TEAMS
OLYMP IC OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS FOR KRZYZEWSKI

OLYMPICS, SOUTH KOREA (1988) „um^
FIGURING OUT STAR-CROSSED NEW SYSTEM

MBUDOMHJDSMAN OFFICE PROPOSED FOR DURHAM CITY GOVERNMENT
LET US FIGHT CITY HALL __ „„ nri.T„
DURHAM DOESN'T NEED NEW COMPLAINT OFFICE
OMBUDSMAN HIRED FOR EDUCATION ISSUES

^^NCCU SUSPENDS FRATERNITY MEMBERS AFTER 2 STUDENTS HURT IN HAZING

FRATERNITY AWARDS 4 SCHOLARSHIPS
FRATERNITY TO HONOR JENKINS

OMNI ARENA „, „

OMNI 'JINX' PLAGUES HEELS

OMNI DURHAM HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER

err ai en TUf CAFF

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER PROFTOAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM _ „ TAr^i_r

MARCH 1 OPENING STILL OMNI HOTEL'S TARGET

CIVIC CENTER 85X COMPLETE

H 2 3/24/1989 D 7 N B60

H 2 6/16/1989 D 2 P F H60

H 1 7/06/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 8/22/1989 A 6 U W66

CHH 1 10/18/1989 A 6 P N USO

H 2 2/24/1989 C 1 N P41

S 2 1/04/1989 A 1 P Q H65

CHH 1 10/10/1989 A 1 P N H90

H 2 9/13/1989 B 1 P F S56

S 2 6/27/1989 A 1 N C61

H 2 6/07/1989 D
S 2 6/10/1989 A

S 2 4/10/1989 A

H 2 9/21/1989 D

S 2 9/21/1989 A

S 2 9/23/1989 B

3 P N

4 E

4 E

1 N F95
4 E
1 P U F25

H 2 5/25/1989 D 1 P U M14

H 2 1/29/1989 B

H 2 2/02/1989 A

S 2 2/02/1989 A

S 2 3/21/1989 A

H 2 2/23/1989 C

S 2 4/25/1989 B

S 2 6/10/1989 C

H 2 12/21/1989 C

1 N S69

4 E

4 E

8 N

1 N N36
1 P P S76

12 N

13 N

S 2 3/09/1989 B 1 P N F25

H 2 1/20/1989 C I P N #54
S 2 1/20/1989 A 1 P N H70

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SUBJECTS

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OVERTIME AT OMNI

OMNI CONSTRUCTION ON SCHEDULE

THIS DREAM'S ABOUT TO HAPPEN; CIVIC CENTER-HOTEL WILL OPEN...

CIVIC CENTER TO ACCEPT 1ST GUESTS

DURHAM OMNI OPENS TODAY

OMNI HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER 'SOFT OPENING' TODAY

FIRST GUESTS REACT FAVORABLY TO OMNI

DURHAM CIVIC CENTER HUMMING

OMNI HOTEL HOST TO ITS FIRST CONVENTION

1ST MEETING

A WEEKEND FOR GARDENERS

GETTIN' THERE

MAP FOR THE UORLD

INTERNATIONAL FESTIVITIES

SENIOR EXPO REACHES OUT TO RETIREES

LET'S CALL IT THE CIVIC CENTER

PARKING LOT LOSES PUBLIC SPACES

THE LAST SLAB

HIGH LIFE; PUPILS ENJOY LIMO RIDE, SWANKY OMNI LUNCH

AIRLINE TO LEASE DOWNTOWN OFFICE

OCCUPANCY IN OMNI ROOMS 30 PERCENT; OTHER BUSINESS GOOD

CAESAR SAYS LACK OF POOL HURTS OMNI

VISITORS BUREAU BOOKS ITS FIRST MAJOR CONVENTION FOR DURHAM

DOWNTOWN STREET LOSES PARKING SLOTS

DURHAM LEADERS BUSY PLANNING CITY'S FIRST BUSINESS EXPOSITION

OMNI DURHAM HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER, RATES
CIVIC-CENTER RATES SPUR MIXED EMOTIONS

COUNCIL GETS RENTAL RATES PROPOSAL FOR DURHAM'S NEW CIVIC CENTER
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

ON GOLDEN POND (FILM AND PLAY)

'ON GOLDEN POND' RETAINS PATINA IN RALEIGH PRODUCTION

ON THE HILL (CHAPEL HILL DANCE CLUB)

DRESS CODE AT LOCAL BAR SPARKS CONTROVERSY

ON-THE-JOB SAFETY

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON INJURY PREVENTION
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO WORKERS MEMORIAL DAY
N.C. IS URGED TO PUT MORE TEETH IN ITS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY PROGRAM

ON THE ROAD (TV SERIES)

KURALT TAKES BROADCAST ON ROAD FOR UNC SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

ONDINE'S CURSE (DISEASE)

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
LIVING WITH A CURSE; BREATHING DISORDER TIES CHILD TO A TUBE,

MACHINE

ONE LIFE TO LIVE (SOAP OPERA)
SEE ALSO SOAP OPERAS
SOAP OPERA BEING FILMED AT DUKE

ABC SOAP STARS IN DURHAM FIND LOVE 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

1000 AIRPLANES ON THE ROOF (OPERA)
GLASS BRINGS '1000 AIRPLANES'
SCIENCE FICTION MUSICAL TO BE STAGED FEB.
'AIRPLANES' 'HALLUCINOGENIC
'AIRPLANES' TERRIFYING CLOSE ENCOUNTER

ONE-WAY STREETS

SEE ALSO STREETS, DURHAM

24

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H

2

2/02/1989 C

1 P P K30

H

2

2/16/1989 C

1 P P S76

H

2

2/26/1989 D

4 E

S

2

3/01/1989 A

1 N

H

2

3/04/1989 C

1 N C47

S

2

3/04/1989 A

1 P N H70

H

2

3/06/1989 C

1 P N N36

S

2

3/06/1989 A

1 P N H70

H

2

3/08/1989 C

1 P N T32

S

2

3/08/1989 A

7 P P T32

H

2

3/18/1989 A

4 E

S

2

3/30/1989 C

1 P P M66

H

2

4/07/1989 D

12 M M

H

2

4/08/1989 A

4 E

S

2

4/11/1989 B

1 P F S27

H

2

4/18/1989 A

4 E

S

2

5/08/1989 C

1 P N C61

H

2

5/18/1989 C

1 P P T37

S

2

5/31/1989 B

1 P N S92

S

2

6/13/1989 A

1 N H65

H

2

7/20/1989 C

1 N N36

S

2

7/21/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2

8/03/1989 B

9 N

S

2

8/15/1989 C

1 M N C61

H

2

8/16/1989 D

6 N

S

2

3/02/1989 A

1 C N H70

H

2

3/03/1989 C

1 N

H

2

3/15/1989 C

1 N A54

S

2

3/15/1989 A

1 N H65

H

2

3/17/1989 A

4 E

S

2

7/20/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2

3/28/1989 B

1 P R P10

CHH 1

10/09/1989 A

3 N D38

H 2 4/29/1989 B
CHH 1 11/03/1989 A

1/24/1989
1/26/1989
1/26/1989
1/26/1989
1/26/1989

S 2 1/05/1989 D

H 2 2/17/1989 C

H 2 2/24/1989 D

H 2 2/28/1989 C

4 N
3 P N S17

S 2 2/25/1989 C 1 N

N

N T33
P S76
F 659
F G59

3 P N
3 N

6 P F

7 P R M31

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S U B J E

DOWNTOWN CIRCULATION MEETING TURNOUT SPARSE
TOWN-GOWN REPORT TARGETS TRAFFIC FLOW

ONLINE DATABASES
SEE DATABASES

OPEN COURTS „ _
SEE PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE
SEE U.S. SUPREJC COURT

OPEN-MEETINGS LAW
SEE ALSO N.C., LAWS

^^SS^^nC TO GIVE ICTAILS OF PACT

S^S^T^rl^iWWmmm to committee by senate

OPEN-MEETING BILL SETS PROPER STANDARD

ANTI-SECRECY LEGISLATION NEEDED

CLOSED-MEETINGS PLAN MISGUIDED PROPOSAL

REQUEST TO ADDRESS OXFORD BOARD DENIED r^

BILL WOULD REQUIRE CAR HEADLIGHTS BE ON WHEN WIPERS USED

M LLERiLEGISLATORS CAN LEGALLY HOLD CLOSED-DOOR CAUCUSK

MILLS; PRESS ASSOCIATION URGE MORE OPENNESS BY LEGISLATURE

PLUG THE SECRECY LOOPHOLES m^^„

MILLER HELPS LEAD WAY FOR OPEN GOVERNMENT

SCHOOL BOARD AND FAISON HOLD CLOSED MEETING

BOARD SHUTS MEETING, MULLS SCHOOL REPORT

NTcVHttJSE VOTES TO OPEN tfORE LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS

MORE OPENNESS MAKES FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT

4 SESSIONS OF COUNTY'S SCHOOL BCtfOSJESTIffNED

SCHOOL BOARD VIOLATES STATE OPEN MEETINGS LAW

SCHOOL BOARD NEEDS CIVICS REFRESHER COURSE

LOBBYISTSAYS BILL ON OPEN MEETINGS IS IN TROUBLE

ENOUGH OF THE SECfSCY , SCW30L BOARD MEMBERS SHOULD OBEY LAU OR QUIT

SCHOOLS SET CLOSED-DOOR INTERVIEWS

SENATORS FORGET VOW OF OPEN GOVERNMENT

THAT AIN'T THE WAY TO OPERATE

fc£AST SAYS YES TO JOB OFFER

BOTH LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS WERE CLOSED LEGITIMATELY

A VOTE FOR OPENNESS

BILL ON OPEN MEETINGS LAW DELAYED

PUBLIC NEEDS DEFENSE AGAINST LEGISLATORS
LEGISLATIVE SNIPING INTENSIFIES
CHAMPION FOR THE PUBLIC nT1 ,

AMENDMENTS WEAKEN OPEN MEETINGS BILL „

SLLSB^C^SCVEDaES CLOSED MEETING TO DISCUSS LEGAL MATTER

^ ^^^^Icf^^f^TINGS LAW

^Sf^LE^MoSi 3SC*ETINB8 LAW APPLY TO THE GOVERNOR'S..

T^^^ETI^ M g II^T^ ADJOURNS

LEGALITY OF BOND MEETING GETS ATTORNEYS' CLEARING

SENATE GOES CATFISHING

UATERSHED MEETING POSTPONED

AIR COMPLAINTS PUBLICLY

OPENCSS SETS GOOD PRECEDENT _tati,

SCHEDULED WATERSHED MEETING UNCERTAIN

KEEP EDWARDS' HEARING OPEN TO PUBLIC

OPEN SPACES

bthcii DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., LAND-USE PLAN ___

M ALSO DURHAM COUNTY OPEN SPACE AND GREENWAYS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

SEE ALSO GREENUAY SYSTEM

SEE ALSO LAND USE

SEE ALSO TRANSFERABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS

REFERENDUM PROPOSAL GETS POSITIVE HEAkING

TOWN PREPARES FOR OPEN-SPACE REFERENDUM

C T S

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P D

S I T
E L Y
—DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1
CHH 1

3/16/1989 A 1 N C62
9/12/1989 A 1 N S17

H

2

S

2

H

1

H

9

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

9

H

1

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

S

g

H

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

9

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

CHH 1

S

2

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

S

2

CHH 1

H

2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/23/1989

2/08/1989
2/10/1989
2/13/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/17/1989
2/17/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/19/1989
4/25/1989
4/27/1989
5/01/1989
5/11/1989
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
5/19/1989
5/26/1989
5/26/1989
5/29/1989
5/31/1989
6/02/1939
6/02/1989
6/03/1989
6/04/1989 D
6/13/1989 A
6/14/1989
6/20/1989
7/14/1989
7/17/1989
7/21/1989
7/22/1989
7/24/1989
7/26/1989
7/26/1989
7/28/1989
7/28/1989
8/08/1989
8/12/1989
8/13/1989 B
8/15/1989 A
8/28/1989
9/21/1989
9/26/1989
9/28/1989
9/29/1989
12/24/1989

B

A
p

B
D
A
A
A
C
A
A
C
A
A
C
C

c

A
A

A
A
C
A
A
A

6

4

1 P

2

4

4

4

4

1
14

9

8 P

4

4

1

1 P

1

4

1

1

4

6

4

1

4

4

1 F

4

4

9

4

1

4

4

2

4
12

3

10

8

3 f

7

3

3
4

3

4

N
E

N L40
N
N
E
E
E

N T33
N

N L40
N
E
E

N J40
N S92
N L40
E

N J40
N
E
N
E

N S92
E
E

N R63
L
E
H
E

N L40
E
E

N D38
E
N

N D38
N
N
1 N
N M25
J Oil
N M25
E
E

N M25
E

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/05/1989 A 1 N M70
1/24/1989 A 1 N M70

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E L Y

-BATE — C -PG L P BYL

KENDIG'S REPORT SAYS COUNTY'S RURAL ATTITUDES ARE NOT UNUSUAL

COUNTY OFFICIALS PUT DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS LEGISLATION ON HOLD

640-ACRE TRACT MARKED FOR OPEN SPACE

PLANNERS MAKE PITCH FOR STUDY

STUDY URGES FAST ACTION ON OPEN SPACE

ABSENTEES CAN VOTE IN REFERENDUM

FINDING SPACE FOR AN ELECTION/SUNDAY FOCUS ! OPEN SPACE REFERENDUM

WALLACE: 'IT'S NOW OR ICVER' /SUNDAY FOCUSt OPEN SPACE REFERENDUM

CHAPEL HILL VOTERS APPROVE $5 MILLION BOND ISSUE FOR PARKS

BUILDERS MAY ESCAPE 'DOUBLE JEOPARDY'

NEW HOPE CREEK FLOODPLAINS TARGET FOR PRESERVATION AMONG DEVELOPMENT

PRESERVING OPEN SPACE GOAL OF COUNTY BOARD

SAVE MONEY FOR OPEN SPACE

LAND ACQUISITION TO TOP AGENDA FOR CHAPEL HILL BOARDS

TOWN OKS OPEN SPACE STUDY FUNDS

CANDIDATES BACK PARKS, BALK AT ISSUING BONDS

QUESTION CUTS TO HEART OF THE MATTER

PLANNERS NEW PANEL AIM TO GUARD OPEN AREAS

COUNCIL TO PURCHASE OPEN SPACE

OPERA

SEE ALSO AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS (OPERA)

SEE ALSO DON GIOVANNI (OPERA)

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., OPERA

SEE ALSO GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERETTAS

SEE ALSO REVIEWS, OPERA

SEE ALSO SINGERS

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE MUSIC THEATER ASSOCIATES

'ELIXIR OF LOVE' OPERA SET AT BRIGHTLEAF SQUARE

MOONSHINE 'ELIXIR' SET FOR JUNE

AN OPERA WITH LOCAL FLAVOR

NCSA'S MET WINNER IN CONCERT AT UNC

'THE ELIXIR OF LOVE'

'MARRIAGE' LED 'ELIXIR' STARS TO ALTAR

THE TWO MR. KLINES; ONE LOVES OPERA, THE OTHER LOVES FOOD.,.

OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH

SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO HEAD START

BREAKTHROUGH PROGRAM HAS A LOT GOING ON

WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM GETS $100,500 WINDFALL

HOME WEATHERIZATION NEEDS MORE WORKERS

OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH, BUDGET

ANTI-POVERTY AGENCY WANTS MORE MONEY

•BREAKTHROUGH' SEEKS CITY MONEY

CITY MAKES ANTI-POVERTY GRANT HINGE ON COUNTY AID

BREAKTHROUGH SHOULD WAIT FOR DURHAM AID

OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH TURNS TO COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS TO MULL AID TO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH

ANTI-POVERTY PLEA GETTING SUPPORT

COUNTY GIVING $70,248 TO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH

BREAKTHROUGH RECEIVES PARTIAL COUNTY FUNDING

COUNTY RIGHT TO LIMIT AID FOR BREAKTHROUGH

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS $50,000 ALLOCATION FOR BREAKTHROUGH

STEADY POWER RATES HELP CITY HELP AGENCY

CITY WILL SEEK PERMITS TO EXPAND PLANTS

OPERATION CARE (COMBINED ACCIDENT REDUCTION EFFORT)
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
CHECKING UP

STATE TROOPERS TICKET 64 FOR SEAT-BELT VIOLATIONS
THE TOLL OF A LAST OUTING
TROOPERS PLANNING FULL HOLIDAY FORCE

OPERATION COMMON CAUSE

UNDERCOVER PROJECT INCLUDED DRINKING

STEPHENS, HAMPTON IN DISPUTE OVER 'COMMON CAUSE'

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1

1/25/1989

2/28/1989

4/06/1989

4/19/1989

4/20/1989

4/23/1989

4/30/1989

4/30/1989

5/03/1989 D

7/13/1989 A

7/26/1989

8/18/1989

9/01/1989

9/11/1989

9/26/1989

10/24/1989

11/03/1989

11/08/1989

11/23/1989

3 N M20
1 N M20
1 M N M70
3 N
3 N M70
3 N
1 M N M70
1 N M70
13 P N M70
1 N C61
1 M N C60

1
4
3
1

12
4
1
3

N S69
E

N M70
N M70
N C61
E

N H65
N

3/01/1989 B
3/02/1989 D
5/01/1989 A
5/23/1989 B
6/01/1989 B
6/01/1989 D
6/14/1939 B

N

F B71
E

N W66
F S56
F B71
F Zll

S 2 5/12/1989 C 14 N
H 2 8/15/1989 B 9 N R60
S 2 8/17/1989 A 4 E

S

2

1/05/1989 C

1

N H70

H

2

1/06/1989 C

1

N S69

S

2

1/06/1989 A

1

N H70

S

2

1/09/1989 A

4

E

H

2

1/12/1989 B

2

N A54

H

2

1/22/1989 B

5

N A54

S

2

1/23/1989 C

1 P N H65

H

2

1/24/1989 B

1

N A54

S

2

1/24/1989 A

1

N H65

S

2

1/25/1989 A

4

E

H

2

1/27/1989 C

14

N S69

S

2

1/27/1989 C

1

N H70

S

2

2/07/1989 C

1

N H70

H

2

9/05/1989 B

1 P P T32

S

2

9/05/1989 A

1

N B53

H

2

9/08/1989 A

4

E

H

2 11/22/1989 C

N

S

2

4/21/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2

4/22/1989 A

1

N S82

OPERATION EAGLE

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N E E L Y

P D —DATE — C -PG L P BYL

SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SOME SOBERING STATISTICS ON DWIS
MORE OFFICERS WON'T SOLVE DUI PROBLEM

OPERATION LIFESAVER ^aiii
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO RAILROAD CROSSINGS „m,nAU
OFFICIAL TOUTS RAILROAD SAFETY PROGRAM

OPERAFORCES ON BOTH SIDES PLAN ACTIONS

VOLUNTEERS SHIELD WOMEN FROM PROTESTERS

°reWOPERATI»iASANTA COLLECTS GIFTS SPONSORS FOR BUTNER PATIENTS
MENTAL HEALTH CEfflERWDS ON SUCCESS OF 2ND ANNUAL AUCTION
ASSOCIATION COLLECTS GIFTS

OPERATION SWITCH

SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY,

OPIUM

N.C.

HELMS INVESTIGATES OPIUM LAW

'POSSUM HUNT AT THE MUSEUM?

0,511 MwENTO^FINALISTS IN NATIONAL COMPETITION
SCIENTISTS RECEIVE INVENTORY AWARD

OPTICAL FIBER GROUND WIRE CABLE
SEE FIBER OPTICS

OPTICIANS

SENAnowTrEXPaajR^ UNIVERSITY OPTICIANS picked for magazine feature

OPTIMIST CLUB OF DURHAM
NEW OPTIMIST OFFICERS

ORAL CANCER

cue AJ Cfl PAMTPP

"CHAU" NOT ONLY CULPRIT IN MOUTH CANCER _r

SMOKING AND WINKING SAID STRONGEST LINKS TO ORAL CANCER

ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES

SEE BIRTH CONTROL PILLS

ORANGE CARDIOVASCULAR FOUNDATION

SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE T„rA„

CARDIAC REHABILITATION WEEK ENDING TODAY

ORANGE CONGREGATIONS IN MISSION

OCIM SERVICE TO HONOR KING uArv^
WALKERS EAF* AWARDS FOR OCIN HUNGER MARCH

OCIM W^CAREHPRS CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR

COPING1^™ THE DEBT CRUNCH (CORRECTED 10-10-89)
CORRECTION

°RASEE ALS^KAZARD^ WASTE TREATMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO JOINT ORANGE/CHATHAM COOPERATIVE WORK GROUP'

SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, 0RAN6E COUNTY

SEE ALSO MISSING PERSONS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO MURDER, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY

CHH 1 11/15/1989 A 4 E
S 2 11/17/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 11/10/1989 A 3 N W57

CHH 1 1/05/1989 A 3 P N S17
S 2 4/25/1989 B 1 P F 659

H 2 12/10/1989 A 1 P N T33
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 3 N S17

S 2 3/25/1989 C 2 N
S 2 1/16/1989 C 1 P P S73

S 2 4/01/1989 A 1 P N M06
CHH 1 4/26/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 5 P N
S 2 9/27/1989 A 10 P P S73

CHH 1 11/20/1989 A 10 N
S 2 12/12/1989 B 1 N

CHH 1 2/18/1989 A

N L90

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/14/1989
5/07/1989
6/16/1989
8/18/1989
9/10/1989
10/09/1989
10/10/1989

12
2
3
3
1
2

N
N

N

N H90
P T44
G
N

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSO TOURISM, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, ORANGE COUNTY
NO MORE BULL-HERE'S SOME 'TRUTH'

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS, N.C.

ABOUT ORANGE COUNTY

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CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 4 J

SEE ALSO HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT

SEE ALSO SCRAP (STOP COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT PROPOSAL)

RESULTS OF AIRPORT SURVEY DUE TONIGHT

TOWN-GOWN GROUP LOOKS AT ISSUES

COUNTY RECEIVES AIRPORT STUDY

STAFF CRITICIZED ABOUT COUNTY AIRPORT STUDY

OFFICIALS GOING PUBLIC UITH AIRPORT PROPOSAL

NCMH IMPORTANT IN AIRPORT LOCATION, COMMISSIONERS SAY

SEVERAL AIRPORT SITES MAY NOT FLY

PILOTS FORESEE SNAGS

CAREY SAYS UNC HILL FLY IN LINE; COUNTY: AIRPORT SEARCH WON'T GIVE...

COMMISSIONERS' COMMENTS ON ORANGE AIRPORT SITE LACKING

NOISE POLLUTION FEARS COULD STYMIE AIRPORT EFFORT, CONSULTANT SAYS

ANTI-AIRPORT GROUP CIRCULATES PETITION

ONE SITE POPULAR, AIRPORT CONSULTANTS SAY

HORACE WILLIAMS 21ST SITE ON AIRPORT CONSULTANTS' LIST

COMMUNITY MAY OPPOSE AIRPORT SITE

RESIDENTS ASK COUNTY TO GO SLOW ON AIRPORT

RURAL AND RESIDENTIAL LIFE IN ORANGE COUNTY IS UNDER ATTACK! (AD)

FOES OF AIRPORT EXPECT TURNOUT AT WORK SESSION

BOARD GIVEN NARROWED LIST OF AIRPORT SITES

COMMISSIONERS PLAN JUNE AIRPORT CHOICE

EFLAND MAN MAY SUE COUNTY OVER AIRPORT SITE

AIRPORT DEBATE ISN'T 'OUT OF THE BLUE'

HARDIN SAYS SCHOOL NOT DRIVING FORCE TO PROPEL AIRPORT

OFFICIALS QUESTION WHETHER ORANGE CO. MAY GET TWO AIRPORTS

COUNTY-WIDE GROUP WANTS AIRPORT PLANS 'SCRAPPED'

THE INCREDIBLE, 'EXPANDING' AIRPORT

officials: BINGHAM AIRPORT NOT LIKELY

PLANNING BOARD HAD IT COMING

AIRPORTS GROW BETTER IN THE DARK

BINGHAM GROUP VOWS TO KEEP UP AIRPORT FIGHT

CAREY WANTS NUMBER OF AIRPORT SITES TRIMMED FURTHER

LXATE FACILITY OUTSIDE OF TOWN, COUNCIL SAYS

AIRPORT OPPONENTS SAY THEY'LL 'SCRAP' TO THE END

A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT THE AIRPORT/JAMES R. SMITH

CHEEKS AIRPORT SITE CHOSEN

CITIZENS PANEL TO BE APPOINTED ON AIRPORT ISSUE

SCRAP CALLS ON PRICE FOR OPPOSITION SUPPORT

COUNTY CHARTS SCOPE OF AIRPORT PLANNING

HALKIOTIS, CAREY HOT OVER OBSCENE PHONE CALLS

ECONOMIST TAKES CONSULTANT'S REPORT ON REGIONAL AIRPORT TO TASK

AIRPORT DEBATE? STICK TO THE BASICS

SCRAP LEADERS DENOUNCE OBSCENE CALLS

EFLAND RESPONSE TO AIRPORT PROPOSAL MIXED

HARTWELL JUSTIFIES VOTE ON AIRPORT SITE

FLYING THE UNFRIENDLY SKIES/SUNDAY FOCUS: COUNTY AIRPORT

NEIGHBORS RESIGNED TO CHANGING HORACE WILLIAMS

HARTWELL — COUNTY MAY DROP AIRPORT (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-24-89)

CONTROVERSY OVER REGIONAL AIRPORT REFLECTS FAILURE OF DEMOCRATIC PROCESS

PROPOSED ORANGE CO. AIRPORT WOULD 'RELIEVE' RDU

COUNTY DROPS AIRPORT PROPOSAL

HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT FOES STILL NOT SATISFIED; ANDRESEN MAY SEEK...

COUNTY AIRPORT OPPONENTS TO SEEK HEARING PLATFORM

CLARIFICATION

AIRPORT FIGHT HANDLED WELL

CITIZENS OFFER ECONOMIC EFFORT

RURAL STUDY WILL TAKE MORE TIME

LET SLEEPING ISSUES LIE

COUNTY OFFERED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVICE

HEARINGS PLEASE, FRUSTRATE COMMISSIONERS

RESPONSE PLEASES ORGANIZER OF NEU CITIZENS GROUP

WITH AIRPORT GROUNDED, VOLUNTEERS FLYING TO EDC

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH

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
CHH

CHH 1

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
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/21/1989
2/22/1989
2/23/1989
3/08/1989
3/17/1989
3/23/1989
3/24/1989
3/24/1989
3/25/1989
4/04/1989
4/07/1989
4/12/1989
4/15/1989
4/15/1989
4/18/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
4/24/1989
4/25/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/27/1989
5/01/1989
5/02/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989
5/06/1989
5/07/1989
5/07/1989
5/08/1989
5/10/1989
5/10/1989
5/14/1989
5/15/1989
5/16/1989
5/16/1989
5/16/1989
5/16/1989
5/17/1989
5/17/1989
5/17/1989
5/18/1989
5/20/1989
5/20/1989
5/21/1989
5/21/1989
5/21/1989
5/21/1989
5/21/1989
5/23/1989
5/24/1989
5/24/1989
5/24/1989
5/24/1989
5/25/1989
5/25/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/29/1989
6/03/1989
6/09/1989

N M20
N S17
N M20
N M20
N L90

P N L90

C N L90
N L90

P N S17
N L90

P N M20
N L90

M N L90

M N M20
N L90
N L90
A

N L90
N L90

M N L90
N L90
E

N L90
N L90
N L90
E

N M20
L
L

N M20
N L90
N M70
N L90
U

M N M20
N M20
N H90
L
N
N
E

P N
N L90

P N M20

P N L90

1 M N S17

N L90
P U
P N L90

N L90
P N S17

N L90

N

E
P N L90

N D38

E

N L90
P N L90

N L90

N L90

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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

WHEN »N0» IS NOT ENOUGH

AIRPORT FOES REFORM INTO NEW CITIZENS GROUP
AIRPORT F1.AN NIGH; UNC OFFICER NOTES OPTIONS
NO EXFANSION FOR AIRPORT, HARDIN SAYS
OPPOSITION VOWS TO REMAIN ACTIVE
utfv jn BASICS

RUNWAY PLANS LEAVE CITIZENS' GROUP SKEPTICAL
PAVING PLANS GET GO AHEAD
CRASH RENEWS DEBATE

BACKYARD HOPPING? _,

HEASURES MAY NOT PRECLUDE CRASH
AIRPORT DEBATE ILLOGICAL

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ANNEXATION

SEE ALSO ANNEXATION .

SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAFEL HILL, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ANNEXATION
CHATHAM GROUP TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., AUDIT

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET
COUNTY CALLED FINANCIALLY HEALTHY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO TOWNSHIP ADVISORY COUNCILS, „
ADVISORY BOARD TERM LIMITATIONS APPROVED
ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS APPOINTED

""l ^RA^t^,1^ COITAL I«>R0VBSN7 PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. MM ISSUE

BOARD TO VIEW TIMETABLE FOR IMPROVEMENTS

ORANGE CO. CAPITAL PLAN GETS NOD

A BOND TOO EARLY

SCHOOL OFFICIALS CHANGE TUNE ON STANBACK

LOOKING BACK ON BONDS

FIRST BOND SERIES SET FOR APRIL SALE

HOLD THE LINE ON SHELTER COST

BOND VOTE COULD COME NEXT SPRING

TAX BUILDING BEHIND SCHEDULE

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BOUNDARIES

SEUOLPS FoTRESIDENTS^MAY SOON KNOW WHAT COUNTY TO CALL HOME
CHATHAM MAY ACCEPT BOUNDARY PROPOSAL
CHATHAM BOARD ON RIGHT TRACK
ORANGE CO. DRAWS LINE WITH CHATHAM
BOARD DEBATES BOUNDARY QUESTION
TOWN OKS OPEN SPACE STUDY FUNDS
PLYING BOARDS READY TO CONSIDER JOINT PLANNING TURF

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET

■ £S gfelite tt\ ffiAL I^OVeCNT PROGRAM

1 S3 £31 ffi'B^OF^SSICNERS. BUTC-ET
ORANGE CO. CAPITAL PLAN GETS NOD

DEPARTMENTS ASKED TO HOLD BUDGET] LINE ^nuD<r_ „„„.„
APPROVAL EXPECTED FOR $274,000 COUNTY COMPUTER PURCHASE
BUDGET PROPOSAL INCLUDES TAX INCREASE
BOARD ARGUES ABOUT SCHOOL FUNDING
VOTERS WOULD DECIDE SCHOOL TAX
VOTERS WOULD DECIDE SCHOOL TAX
DOUBLE WHAMMY: TAX HIKE. USER FEES
BUDGET WORRIES SCHOOL OFFICIALS

BUDGET WORRIES SCHOOL OFFICIALS

BUDGET PROVIDES FOR 18 NEW COUNTY POSITIONS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS QUESTION BUDGET

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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

6/10/1989
7/01/1989
7/08/1989
7/11/1989
7/11/1989
7/24/1989
8/08/1989
8/08/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/17/1989
8/23/1989

E

N L90
N S17
N S17
N S17
N M25
N S17
N S17
N S17
L

N S17
L

CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 2 N M25

CHH 1 11/23/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 8/18/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 10/19/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1

1/03/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

1/19/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

3/03/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

3/04/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

3/25/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

8/19/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

8/23/1989 A

1 N (CO

CHH 1

12/23/1989 A

3 P N M20

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

9/18/198" A

1 N M25

CHH 1

9/26/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

10/05/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

1/19/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

2/13/1989 A

1

P N M20

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

1

P N M20

CHH 1

5/30/1989 A

1

N S17

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

1

C N M20

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

3

N C62

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

5/11/1989 A

A

E

CHH 1

6/01/1989 A

1

N C62

CHH 1

6/01/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

6/01/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

6/07/1989 A

3

N M25

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJE

COUNTY KAY GIVE $25,000 FOR TOILETS

DROP AMBULANCE FEE FROM BUDGET

ORANGE CO. BUDGET OPEN TO PUBLIC FORUM

COUNTY BUDGET GROWS FATTER

LINK SUBMITS AMBULANCE FEE ALTERNATIVES

SINGER URGES MORE FUNDING

TAX RATE TO CLIMB 6.5 CENTS IN ORANGE

KNOWING WHEN TO SAY NOTHING

EDUCATION BOARD LIKELY TO DELAY ACTION ON BUDGET

CITY SCHOOLS TICKLED WITH BIGGER BUDGET

COUNTY SPENDING OUTSTRIPS POPULATION

PAYING THE PRICE OF ADVICE/SUNDAY FOCUS: CONSULTANTS

MORE WORKERS MEAN FEWER CONSULTANTS, HARTWELL SAYS

COUNTY EMPLOYEES TAKE 4 PERCENT RAISE IN STRIDE

JUNKET COSTS COUNTY $6,800

PUBLIC TO AIR VIEWS/COMMISSIONERS SEEK BUDGET INPUT

CITIZENS GIVE COMMISSIONERS LITTLE KELP AT BUDGET HEARING

COMMISSIONERS' 'FAX* FIGURES NEARLY $2,000

ORANGE CO. BULLETIN BOARD HERALDS 12 VACANT POSTS

COUNTY CALLED FINANCIALLY HEALTHY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET CUTS

TIGHT FEDERAL BUDGET MAY HIT COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BUFFER

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUFFER ZONE

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., LAND USE

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LAND USE

COUNTY, TOWN CLASH OVER BUFFER

PROJECT WOULD BE FIRST RURAL BUFFER TEST

BUFFERS WOULD PROTECT LAND, DEVELOPER SAYS

PLANNERS RECOMMEND AGAINST ENVIRONTEK

CHANGES TO LAND USE PLAN GO UP FOR VOTE

OPPOSITION MAY HALT FREEWAY

QUARRY FIRM WANTS BUFFER LAND REZONED

REJECTION URGED FOR TEER REQUEST

RECONSIDER 1-85 BUFFER

1-40 STANDS BETWEEN HILLSBOROUGH, COUNTY

HILLSBOROUGH LOOKING FOR ELBOW ROOM

TOWN, COUNTY NOT OF ONE MIND ON GROWTH AREA

RECOMMENDATIONS ON RURAL BUFFER EXPECTED FROM COMMITTEE NOV, 28

TEER OFFICIALS LOOK FOR HELP FROM STUDY

GROUP POSTPONES RURAL BUFFER DECISIONS

COMMISSIONERS VOICE IMPATIENCE WITH RURAL CHARACTER COMMITTEE

WHAT'S THE RUSH, COMMISSIONERS?

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BOND ISSUES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., PUBLIC BUILDINGS

BOARD TO VIEW TIMETABLE FOR IMPROVEMENTS

CITY SCHOOL BOARD WON'T MAKE HEARING

BOARD MEMBER SHOULD ATTEND HEARING

SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT WAYS

SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT WAYS

CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS STILL AT ODDS

SCHOOL OFFICIALS: CONFLICTS WON'T DIVIDE SYSTEMS (CORRECTED 1-11-89)

CORRECTIONS

OFFICIALS PREDICT SCHOOL FUNDING CHANGE OK

ORANGE CO. CAPITAL PLAN GETS NOD

BOARD MAY DROP PLANS FOR NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (CORRECTED 2-28-89)

CORRECTION

TAX BUILDING BEHIND SCHEDULE

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
APPROVAL EXPECTED FOR $274,000 COUNTY COMPUTER PURCHASE
LET'S MOVE IT!
BINDING BOOKS ARE SET ASIDE AS COURT COMPUTERS WARM UP

: C T £

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I T

N E

E

L Y

P D

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CHH 1

6/11/1989 A

1 N M20

CKH 1

6/12/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/13/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/14/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

6/15/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

6/15/1989 A

3 N M25

H 2

6/16/1989 C

1 N M20

CHH 1

6/16/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/17/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

6/18/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

6/26/1989 A

4 U

CHH 1

7/09/1989 A

1 C F M20

CHH 1

7/09/1989 A

1 P F M20

CHH 1

7/29/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

8/27/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

11/14/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

11/18/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

11/19/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

11/19/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1 11/23/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

3/09/1989 A

1 P N M20

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

1/12/1989

2/15/1989

3/02/1989

4/07/1989

4/24/1989

5/03/1989

8/01/1989

8/28/1989

8/29/1989

10/07/1989

10/07/1989

10/24/1989

11/20/1989

11/24/1989

11/30/1989

12/06/1989

12/07/1989

N M20
N H90
N M70
N M70
N C62
N M20
N M20
N M20
L

N M20
N W57
N M20
N M20
N 1120
N M20
N M20
E

CHH 1

1/03/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

1/04/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

1/05/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

1/08/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

1/08/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

1/08/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

1/10/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

1/11/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

1/19/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

2/26/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

2/28/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

12/23/1989 A

3 P N H20

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

5/09/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

5/20/1989 A

3 P N H90

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., COURTS
SEE COURTS, ORANGE COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ECONOMIC DEVaOPMENT

SEE ECONOMY, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ORANGE COUNTY, B.C., GROWTH rjEVELOfMENT
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, BOND ISSUES
NORTHERN ORANGE OFFICIALS WANT DISTRICT ELECTIONS
HALKIOTIS SAYS HE'LL RUN FOR RE-ELECTION

S^K C^lS^KE^KffoNS^OSE TO VESTS

SHWS 5fffi«? cZlDATE FOR SEAT ON HILLSBOROUGH... BO*D

MUNSON RUNS FOR FIRST TIME IN CHAPEL HILL

WERNER SEEKS SECOND TERM IN CHAPEL HILL

CALDWELL SEEKS THIRD TERM IN CARRBORO

LOCAL BUILDER SEEKS SEAT ON TOWN BOARD

SIMPSON EYES TOWN BOARD SPOT

YOUR GOVERNMENT IS UP FOR GRABS

ORANGE CO. ELECTION FILING ENDS

MARSHALL SAYS SHE WON'T RUN AGAIN „Tink^

POSSIBLE BOARD CANDIDATES EXPLORING OPTIONS

CATES, JOHNSON AT ODDS ON DEVELOPMENT, UATER

YET ANOTHER OPPRESSED ORANGE CO. MINORITY IDENTIFIED

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS, ENDORSEMENTS
GREENS ENDORSE BROWN

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS, PRIMARIES
POLITICIANS PONDER PRIMARY
PRIMARY LOOKS 'WIDE OPEN' TO ELECTION HEAD

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES

SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C .CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR

gHFBSS F^f nKy positions

an gRsaDi£aTs&icH of hic^y c^ m tc

mCHINGINi EMPLOYEE RECYCLING PROGRAM HAS MIXED RESULTS

S V SULLETInS^LIS 12 VACANT POSTS
COUNTY EMPLOYEES RECEIVE AWARDS

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, 0*>LOYEECSALARIES

COUNTY EMPLOYEES TAKE 4 PERCENT RAISE IN STRIDE

TAYLOR LIKELY TO GET $5,070 PAY RAISE (CORRECTED 10-8-89)

STUDY WON'T COST COUNTY

SHERIFF, DEEDS REGISTER GET RAISE

BOARD OKS NEW 'CLASSIFIED' EMPLOYEE PAY PLAN

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, FEES

TIPPING FEES PROPOSAL TO BETESTED
COMMISSIONERS OK LANDFILL FEE INCREASE

USER FEE HIKE SUGGESTED

COUNTY SHOULD LISTEN TO VOLUNTEERS _.._,,

RESCUE VOLUNTEERS PROTEST FEE AT COUNTY BOARD MEETING

DOUBLE UHAMMY! TAX HIKE, USER FEES „_„.

AMBULANCE FEE OK LIKELY, HARTWELL, MARSHALL PREDICT

DON'T MONKEY WITH SUCCESS

OPEN MIND IS URGED ON AMBULANCE ISSUE w%aM ^Ani_

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

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

4/25/1989
5/23/1989
6/26/1989
6/26/1989
7/20/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
7/28/1989
7/28/1989
7/28/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
8/05/1989
8/24/1989
9/25/1989
10/25/1989
11/19/1989

N M20
N M20
N H90
N D38
N D38
N D38
N L90
N M70
N C62
N D38
N D38
E
N

N M20
N M20
N W57
U

CHH 1 9/27/1989 A 3 P N M70

CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A

1 N M20
1 P N M20

CHH 1 4/22/1989
6/01/1989
6/14/1989
7/10/1989
7/26/1989
8/31/1989
11/19/1989

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1 11/23/1989

CHH 1 7/29/1989 A
CHH 1 10/07/1989 A
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A
CHH 1 12/06/1989 A
CHH 1 12/11/1989 A

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

5/16/1989
5/18/1989
5/18/1989
5/27/1989
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

N

N M20
N M20
N C62
N M20
N H90
N M20
N

N M20
N M70
N M20
N

N H90

N

N

N M20
E

N M20
E

N M20
E
N

N M20
N D38
N M20
E
N M20

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

COUNTY MIGHT RAISE REC FEES

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

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., GARBAGE COLLECTION
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, N.C.
GARBAGE POLICY BLASTED

DUMPSTER CLOSINGS HANDLED POORLY, COMMISSIONER SAYS
OFFICIALS DEFEND GARBAGE STRATEGY
GARBAGE POLICY AT CROSS PURPOSES
MORE DUMP SITES TO CLOSE
COUNTY HOPING MEASURES WILL BOOST RECYCLING
FLINT SITE TO STAY OPEN
RECYCLING GETS EASIER

OFFICIALS, FARMERS LIKE USING SLUDGE ON LAND/SUNDAY FOCUS! SLUDGE...
OFFICIALS FACING A DISPOSAL DILEMMA/SUNDAY FOCUS: SLUDGE DISPOSAL
R-DAYi ORANGE COUNTY TAKES OUT ITS TRASH WHILE COMMUNITY GROUPS CLEAN
COMMISSIONERS MULL DEARTH OF DUMPSTERS
A LIFT FOR THOSE 'DOWN IN THE DUMPS'
RECYCLE MORE THAN THIS NEWSPAPER

COUNTY PLANS TO OPEN FOUR REGIONAL DUMP SITES BY SEPTEMBER
COMPOST FIRM MAY ATTACK WASTE PROBLEM
CONFERENCE TO COST TAXPAYERS *5,000 PLUS
A HOPEFUL, 'ROTTING' IDEA
DEPUTIES WAIT FOR 'FOREIGN' TRASH DUMPERS
A PROBLEM OF WASTE/SUNDAY FOCUS.' TRASH DISPOSAL
'GREEN BOX' ALTERNATIVES UNDER SCRUTINY/SUNDAY FOCUS J. TRASH DISPOSAL
A DAY AT THE DUMPSTER

ORANGE HIGH EDUCATORS MAKE GOOD USE OF REFUSE
RURAL DUMP SITES TO BE FORUM FOCUS
TRASH WON'T LEAVE IN PUFF OF SMOKE

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
OWASA ADOPTS 'MEMO,' 5-4

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, BUFFER
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

ORANGE COUNTY MAY REPLACE DEVELOPER'S FEE WITH NEW TAX

DEVELOPMENT GROUP ROLLS UP SLEEVES

PLANNERS SAY DEVELOPMENT BLUEPRINT IS 'IN A VACUUM'

CRITICISM OF PLAN PREMATURE, EDC MEMBERS COMPLAIN

COMMITTEE PROPOSING TAX ON NEW HOUSES, BUILDINGS

'VIDEO* URGED TO PROMOTE ORANGE DEVELOPMENT

GROWTH STRATEGY NEARING FINISH

COUNTY OFFICIALS PUT DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS LEGISLATION ON HOLD

EDC WILL PRESENT 1ST PLAN

COUNTY PLANNERS LUKEWARM ON DEVELOPMENT BLUEPRINT

COMMISSIONERS LAUD PROPOSED STRATEGIC PLAN

'FAIRNESS' OF HILLSBOROUGH TAX EXCLUSION QUESTIONED

DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS SYSTEM HAS LIMITS, CONSULTANT SAYS

OPPONENTS ATTACK IMPACT TAX

BLUE CROSS SINGS BLUES FOR IMPACT TAX

PROBING THE LIMITS OF GROWTH CONTROL

BLUE CROSS CARRIES IMPACT TAX CONCERNS TO ORANGE CO. EDC

SIGHTS SET ON TRANSPORTATION PLAN

TIGHTER RULES URGED FOR 1-85 DEVELOPMENT

WATERSHED BUILDING MORATORIUM GETS OK FROM PLANNERS

TOWN, COUNTY NOT OF ONE MIND ON GROWTH AREA

QUESTION CUTS TO HEART OF THE MATTER

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS

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6/13/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

6/13/1989 A

2 A

CHH 1

6/14/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

6/14/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

6/14/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

6/15/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

6/15/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/21/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

7/03/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

7/13/1989 A

1 C N S17

CHH 1

2/07/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

2/08/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

3/11/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

3/28/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

3/28/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

3/29/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

1 M N L90

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

1 P N L90

UP CHH 1

4/30/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

5/05/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

5/06/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

5/18/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

7/20/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

7/20/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

7/24/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

7/26/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

8/13/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

8/13/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

8/15/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

8/20/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

9/19/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

12/02/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 6/24/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/10/1989
1/10/1989
1/14/1989
1/15/1989
1/18/1989
1/24/1989
2/10/1989
2/28/1989
3/12/1989
3/13/1989
3/15/1989
3/16/1989
3/21/1989
3/31/1989
4/01/1989
4/02/1989
4/14/1989
4/24/1989
7/05/1989
9/20/1989
10/24/1989
11/03/1989

N M70
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M70
N M20
N H90
N M20
N H90
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
E

N M25
L

N D38
N M20

1 M N M20

4 E

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ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., HISTORY

A LOOK BACK/BUSTIN' A STTLL

CHH
CHH

1 4/29/1989 A
1 4/30/1989 A

3 P N H90
3 N M25

CHH 1 6/29/1989 A 7 P P

^^^Sis^'cLTl^LISTE,

^vSW&l^™** THIS WEEK

TRIANGLE 17TH IN NATIONAL HOUSING
TREE BILL PASSES COMMITTEE
TOWN INCLUDES HOUSING MONEY
GTOUP TO TARGET AFFORDABLE HOUSING

GRANGE COUNTY, N.C., HUMAN SERVICES CENTER

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO RICHARD E, UHITTED HUMAN SERVICES CENTER

COUNTY TO CONSIDER RENAHING OLD SCHOOL

OLD SCHOOL BUILDING RENAMED FOR WHITTED

GIVE HE AN 'E'

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT _ __
^EE amnMg COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO ORA^ OTTY 'ECONOMIC DEVELOPS COMMISSION

R^SrTs tTatT^^ni^ focus: economic i^opment

Klf^T %FJ&P&£* Wffi HILL WELCOKS SMALL

^SsSSlSlK^^^-^'

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.,LAND gCpRDS
STUDY: COPIES COSTLY TO COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LAND USE

SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., LAND USE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., LAND USE
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., LANDUSE
SEE ALSO INTERGOVERNMENTAL WORK GROUP
SEE ALSO LAND USE „ „,__
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BUFFER

see also orange county planning board _,

He also orwge/chapel hill/carrboro placing area

HILLSBOrSeYES GRATIS UPDATE OF LAND USE PLAN

Land otSwcy study to guide orange co.gwernments

KENDIG^SREPORT SAYS COUNTY'S RURAL ATTITUDES ARE NOT UNUSUAL
150 ATTEND RURAL STUDY FORUMS THIS MEEK

Ke fS^/oR KeFyt^bay focus
IPs^llTfoIest c^cWMfffc an um jungle

S OFFICIALS P^ DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS LEGISLATION ON HOLD
DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS SYSTEM HAS LIMITS, CONSULTANT SAYS
PILING SECURITY WITHOUR LIBERTY/JAMES R. SMTIH
JUST WHO'S THE KING OF THE FOREST? /JAMES R. SMITH
640-ACRE TRACT MARKED FOR OPEN SPACE
UNIVERSITY STATION CLEARS HURDLE
HACKNEY TO MULL 'STOP WORK' REQUEST ^^

RURAL F^SERVATION STUDY GROUP TO TAKE CASE TO PUBLIC
Kg EXPECTED TO SUGGEST ZONING OF TWO AREA TOWNSHIPS
CHANGES TO LAND USE PLAN GO UP FOR VOTE
SIGHTS SET ON TRANSPORTATION PLAN
LET THOSE WHO BENEFIT PAY

NOTIcI OF fficT*I™KoPOSED AMENDMENTS TO... ZONING ORDINANCE
REJECTION URGED FOR TEER REQUEST „____

TOWM COUNCIL VOTES TO REQUEST AIRPORT MEETING

CHH 1 12/21/1989 A 3 I

CHH 1

S 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/26/1989 A
5/29/1989 A
6/21/1989 A
6/24/1989 A
7/13/1989 A

3 P

1

3

3

3

N L90
N M06
N

N M20
N M70

CHH 1 4/22/1989 A
CHH 1 6/07/1989 A
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A

3 P N M20
3 P N M20
3 P P L38

3/23/1989
7/30/1989
7/30/1989
7/30/1989
8/11/1989
CHH 1 10/14/1989

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

N M20
N L90
N 108
N M70
N H90
N W57

CHH 1 5/15/1989 A 3 P N M20

CHH 1

CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

1

1
1
1
1

1
1
1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1

1/23/1989
1/24/1989
1/25/1989
1/26/1989
2/15/1989
2/26/1989
2/26/1989
2/26/1989
2/28/1989
3/21/1989
3/27/1989
4/03/1989
4/06/1989
4/06/1989
4/21/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
5/01/1989
5/17/1989
8/28/1989
8/29/1989

N R63
N M70
N M20

P N L90
N H90

P N M20

1 M N M20

1

1

1
4
4
1
1
3
1
1
3
4
4
4

10
1
1

N H90
N M20
N KM

U

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N M70
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N C62
L
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N M20
N M70

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CONSULTANT WARNS RURAL ORANGE CO. ENDANGERED

FIST FIGHT DISRUPTS HEARING

COMMISSIONERS DENY 'LAND GRAB'

OFFICIAL SAYS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS NOT 'A TAKING'

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT POLICY UNDER FIRE

CONSULTANT SEEKING 'SUFFICIENT GUIDANCE' ON RURAL STRATEGIES

LET TOWNSHIPS DECIDE TDR QUESTION

LITTLE RIVER, CEDAR GROVE ZONING EYED

RURAL GROUP BLASTS BOARD

RURAL GROUP WOULD ZONE TOWNSHIPS

LAND PLANS 'TRAVESTY TO JUSTICE"

QUESTION CUTS TO HEART OF THE MATTER

TEER OFFICIALS LOOK FOR HELP FROM STUDY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LANDFILLS
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS, N.C.
GARBAGE MAY SPOIL CARRBORO BUDGET
ORANGE COUNTY TASK FORCE URGES ACTION ON LANDFILL SITE
OFFICIALS SEEK HELP WITH LANDFILL SEARCH

OFFICIALS, FARMERS LIKE USING SLUDGE ON LAND/SUNDAY FOCUS: SLUDGE...
OFFICIALS FACING A DISPOSAL DILEMMA/SUNDAY FOCUSJ SLUDGE DISPOSAL
COMMISSIONERS OK LANDFILL FEE INCREASE
RECYCLE MORE THAN THIS NEWSPAPER
HIGH APARTMENT OCCUPANCY PLACING BURDEN ON LANDFILL
COUNCIL OKS TAX INCREASE OF 3 CENTS
LANDFILL WILL HAVE TO GO SOMEWHERE
A HOPEFUL, 'ROTTING' IDEA
WASTE WOES REQUIRE INNOVATION
COUNTY PUTS FINISHING TOUCHES ON DUMP SITES

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATION

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
UNC EMPLOYEES WOULD GET RAISE UNDER BARNES'
FINAL VOTE ON NCMH NAME CHANGE DELAYED
TREE BILL PASSES COMMITTEE
NEW ASSISTANT DA TO EASE DISTRICT LOAD

BILL

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS

RAMSEY TO GET SUPPORT OF TWO COUNTY DEMOS

DURHAM DELEGATION MAY LOSE SOME CLOUT

TOWN COUNCIL SUBMITS LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST

LEGISLATORS NON-COMMITTAL ON IMPACT TAX

LEGISLATORS MUST SHOW TRUE COLORS

CITY TEACHERS DISCUSS WISH LIST WITH ORANGE COUNTY LEGISLATORS

HILLSBOROUGH DROPPED FROM IMPACT TAX BILL

NCMH NAME CHANGE CLEARS COMMITTEE WITH NO OPPOSITION

BOARD ENDORSES OUTREACH LEGISLATION

BARNES PREDICTS ROUGH ROAD FOR IMPPACT TAX

SMALL CHANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT BILL, OFFICIAL SAYS

LEGISLATOR RAISES EQUITY ISSUE ON IMPACT TAX

CHAPEL HILL TREE, SHRUB BILL HITS SNAG IN N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY

BARNES FAILS TO SHOW FOR HOUSE IMPACT TAX HEARING

HACKNEY TO MULL 'STOP WORK' REQUEST

CARRBORO HOPES WANING FOR IMPACT TAX

HACKNEY EYES MAVRETIC'S JOB

HACKNEY EYES MAVRETIC'S JOB

CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS, REPRESENTATIVES DROP PUBLIC FACILITIES BILL

LEGISLATORS WON'T PUSH IMPACT TAX

REP. HACKNEY'S BILL PUSHES OFFICIAL SCENIC RIVER STATUS FOR HAW

LOCAL REPS PUSH FUND REQUESTS

CHAPEL HILL TREE BILL GETS COMMITTEE OK

LEAN PORK BARREL WILL HURT LOCAL GROUPS, LEGISLATORS SAY

LEGISLATORS RAP 'CREATIVE FINANCING' ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FUND

HUNT WON'T SEEK FIFTH SENATE TERM

BARNES PONDERS FIFTH-TERM RE-ELECTION BID

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LOOP ROAD

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, OUTER LOOP
OPPOSITION MAY HALT FREEWAY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, PARKS

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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
CHH

1

1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

9/02/1989

9/06/1989

9/07/1989

9/25/1989

10/03/1989

10/10/1989

10/11/1989

10/12/1989

10/19/1989

10/21/1989

10/22/1989

11/03/1989

11/24/1989

1/23/1989

1/30/1989
3/02/1989
4/23/1989
4/23/1989
5/18/1989
5/18/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989
5/23/1989
7/24/1989
7/29/1989
11/20/1989

CHH 1 4/05/1989 A

CHH 1 4/07/1989 A

CHH 1 6/21/1989 A

CHH 1 8/15/1989 A

CHH 1
H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/11/1989
1/14/1989
3/08/1989
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/18/1989
3/24/1989
3/30/1989
4/06/1989
4/10/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/23/1989
4/23/1989
4/23/1989
4/28/1989
4/28/1989
4/30/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
7/05/1989
8/03/1989 B
12/21/1989 A
12/27/1989 A

N D38
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
E

N M20
N M20
N M20
L
E
N M20

1 P N C62
1 N M70
3 N M70
1 M N L90
1 P N L90

N

E

N M70

N M70

E

E

E

N M20

1 N S17
3 P N M20
3 N
7 P N M20

P N S17
N L40
N

N M20
E

P N C62
N M20
N M20
N

P N M20

P N M20
N M20

P N L40
N M20
N M20

P N C62
N M70
N M70
N M20

P N M20
N M20
N M20
N L40
N S17

C N

P N M20

P N M20

CHH 1 5/03/1989 A 3 N M20

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SEE PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., POPULATION

SCHOOLS FACE POPULATION GROWTH

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.

S^TJTEE°!r^ING TAX ON NEU HOUSES, BUILDINGS
DEPARTMENTS ASKED TO HOLD BUDGET LINE
ORANGE WANTS N.C. OK ON TAX BEFORE HEARING
IMPACT TAXES AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING
THE SOFT-SHOE TAX-HIKE SHUFFLE/ JAMES R. SMITH
OFFICIALS SAY UADDELL, HOTEL OWE TAXES
RED TAPE RAISES COST OF HOUSING
BUDGET PROPOSAL INCLUDES TAX INCREASE
BOARD ARGUES ABOUT SCHOOL FUNDING

DOUBLE WHAMMY: TAX HIKE, USER FEES

PUBLIC TO AIR VIEUS/COHMISSIONERS SEEK BUDGET INPUT

"*! WdhSi'bSI^J^S^tL i*™ent program

PLANNING BUILDING TO GET NEU ROOF

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, RESERVOIR ni.pnMOrlrc
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER RESOURCES
SEE RESERVOIRS

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, RESTAURANTS
SEE RESTAURANTS, ORANGE COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, REVENUES

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
USER FEE HIKE SUGGESTED
COUNTY MIGHT RAISE REC FEES
COUNTY CALLED FINANCIALLY HEALTHY

^H AL^M/CHAPEf HILL/CARRBORO THOROUGHFARE PLAN

SEFESY^WINTEfw3N]3ER^ CARRIES WITH IT HEFTY PRICE TAG
1-85 HAS LEAD IN TRAFFIC COUNTS __

COMMISSIONERS EYE SCENIC ROAD PLAN FOR ORANGE
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS SKEPTICAL OF 1-85 PLANS

Sl^ffi ■UrfH'Am MINTED 6-4-89)

SWEEPING THAT DUST „ ra __

HABITAT ROAD COULD MEAN DEAD END FOR PROJECT

THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING DILEMMA ummMM_

HIGHWAY BILL PAVES WAY FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS „

ORANGE CO. OFFICIALS CALL MEETING TO EASE TENSIONS WITH DOT

DOT SNUBBED THEM, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE

TAX RATE TO CLIMB 6.5 CENTS IN ORANGE

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TAXES „™mTV TAV~

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
ORANGE COUNTY MAY REPLACE DEVELOPER'S FEE WITH NEU TAX
CTM^TEEPROPOSING TAX ON NEU HOUSES, BUILDINGS nnim.

LOCAL OFFICIALS LOOK FOR IMPACT TAX CONSENSUS, COUNTY MAY PROCEED...
LOCAL OFFICIALS LOW FOR IMPACT TAX CONSENSUS, HILLSBOROUGH COUNCIL...
'FAIRNESS' OF HILLSBOROUGH TAX EXCLUSION QUESTIONED
THAT ALL THE WORLD SHOULD BE TAXED
VOTERS WOULD DECIDE SCHOOL TAX
VOTERS WOULD DECIDE SCHOOL TAX

ORANGE TAX FUNDS FOR ALL, MARKET FARMERS SAY „„__

OFFICIALS BILLCOUNTY TAXPAYERS WITH AMBULANCE COST REMINDER

CHH 1 6/16/1989 A 3 N M25

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/18/1989
2/13/1989
2/23/1989
2/25/1989
3/13/1989
5/12/1989
5/22/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
5/31/1989
11/14/1989

N M70
N M20
N M20
E
U
N
U

N S17
N M20
E
N M20

CHH 1 8/17/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 5/18/1989 A 3 C N M20
CHH 1 6/13/1989 A 1 P N M20
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

2/27/1989 A

1 M N 046

CHH 1

3/23/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

4/09/1989 A

1

N H90

CHH 1

4/10/1989 A

4

U

CHH 1

6/01/1989 A

1 C N M20

CHH 1

7/04/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

7/23/1989 A

1

N H90

CHH 1

7/25/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

7/31/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

11/07/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

11/12/1989 A

1

? N M20

H 2

6/16/1989 C

1

N M20

CHH 1

1/10/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

1/18/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

2/25/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

2/25/1989 A

1

N ICO

CHH 1

3/16/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

5/08/1989 A

4

U

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

3

N C62

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

6/25/1989 A

1

P N M25

CHH 1

7/13/1989 A

1

C N S17

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POLITICAL PROPAGANDA MAKES TAX BILL HARDER TO SWALLOW
TAX BUILDING BEHIND SCHEDULE
RESIDENTS QUEUE UP TO BEAT DEADLINE
6,000 RISKING TAX FINE

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., TELEPHONES

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C.
ENHANCED 911 MAY HIKE BILLS

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION, N.C.
HILLSBOROUGH VOTER DRIVE HELD TODAY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES

SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, ORANGE COUNTY

hartuell: WATER DRAFT EMBARRASSING

UNIVERSITY LAKE SEWER LINE BAN EXPIRING SOON

OFFICIALS, FARMERS LIKE USING SLUDGE ON LAND/SUNDAY FOCUS! SLUDGE...

OFFICIALS FACING A DISPOSAL DILEMMA/SUNDAY FOCUS: SLUDGE DISPOSAL

1990 OPENING OF NEW SCHOOL FACES DELAY

WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT SPARKS FEARS

COMMISSIONERS' WATER POLICY 'ARBITRARY,' 'INCONSISTENT'

PIPE TEST WORRIES OFFICIALS

LUNSFORD HOPEFUL NEW HOPE SCHOOL WILL GET COUNTY WATER, SEWER SERVICE

OWASA ACTS ON EXTENSION RESOLUTION

SOME QUESTIONS FOR OWASA

BOARD BACKS WATERSHED MEASURES

WATERSHED PLAN GETS GROUP NOD

SEWER PROHIBITION INTACT

PTA'S SHOP GAINS LEVERAGE IN TALKS WITH OWASA STAFF

GROUP POSTPONES RURAL BUFFER DECISIONS

CITY SCHOOLS TO SEEK COUNTY FUNDS TO IMPROVE WATER FLOW

HILLSBOROUGH TO CONSIDER WATER SERVICE REQUEST FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

OWASA MULLS EXTENSION COSTS

WORKERS RELOCATE THRIFT SHOP WATERLINE

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER AND SEWER RATES

OWASA MAY RAISE RATES ANNUALLY FOR NEXT 5 YEARS

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER PROPOSED RATE INCREASED (AD)

OWASA TO HOLD HEARING ON RATES

OWASA RATE PLAN ON LINE WITH DURHAM

OWASA OKS 6 PERCENT RATE INCREASE

OWASA SEES HIGHER COSTS

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER CONSERVATION
NEWS OF 1988 — FROM WATER TO WADDELL/SUNDAY FOCUS

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER RESOURCES

SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO ORANGE/ALAMANCE WATER SYSTEM
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHATHAM WATER RESOURCES

report: mcgowan site more ECONOMICAL

CAREY: COUNTY WON'T 'SCRAP' controversial WATER POLICY

CORRECTION

HARTUELL: WATER DRAFT EMBARRASSING

OWASA MULLS JORDAN LAKE LAND PURCHASE

WATERSHED, LAND USE HIGH ON TOWN AGENDA

WATER BOUNDARY AGREEMENT CERTAIN, OFFICIALS PREDICT

DYE REMOVAL RULING 'GOOD NEWS' FOR FLYNT

WATER BOUNDARIES STILL MURKY ISSUE

OWASA BOARD OKS JORDAN LAKE PURCHASE

GATES WANTS COUNTY OUT OF RESERVOIR PLAN

CATES WANTS COUNTY OUT OF RESERVOIR PLAN

HILLSBOROUGH HIGHT NOT GAIN TIME ON RESERVOIR BY DUMPING ORANGE

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CHH 1 12/23/1989 A 3 P N M20

CHH 1 12/29/1989 A 3 P N M20

CHH 1 12/30/1989 A 1 P N M20

CHH 1 11/08/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 9/30/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1

1/19/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

3/26/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

1 M N L90

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

7/16/1989 A

4 P U

CHH 1

9/15/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

9/16/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

10/31/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

11/01/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

11/07/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

11/17/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

11/17/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

11/18/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

11/30/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

12/06/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH 1

12/13/1989 A

3 P N U57

CHH 1

12/22/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

12/27/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

5/05/1989 A

1 C N L90

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

2 A

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

6/10/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

6/15/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

9/17/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

1/01/1989 A

1 P N L38

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
1/10/1989
1/16/1989
1/19/1989
1/22/1989
1/24/1989
1/29/1989
1/31/1989
1/31/1989
2/09/1989
2/14/1989
2/14/1989
2/15/1989

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N M20
N

N M20
N R63
N C62

1 M N M20

N R63
N R63
N L90
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N M20
N M20

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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

^^^8gra^»Q«» TO COSHER LEAVING...
THE THIRSTY ORANGE NOTHING NEW/ JAMES R. SMITH
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD DELAYS RESERVOIR ACTION

^Lf^lJ^A^OOrfoF5^ AND RAIN HAS GIVEN.. .RESERVOIRS A NEW LOOK
HILLSBOROUGH NEEDS WATER, NOT TALK/ JAMES R. SMITH
REVISION OF WATER POLICY PRAISED

BOARD DELAYS RESERVOIR DECISION , „ „,

RESERVOIR ISSUE [CAILOCKED (CLARIFICATION PRINTED 3-22-U9
RESERVOIR ISSUE DEADLOCKED (CLARIFICATION PRINTED 3-^9)
CATESLOOKS TO GRAHAM FOR WATER; INTERIM SUPPLY DISCUSSED

HILLS&ORO^CONSITJERS SEIZING COUNTY LAND FOR NEW RESERVOIR

PLACING BOARD OBJECTS TO COMMISSIONERS' SNUB

CARRBORO EXTENDS LIMITS ON BUILDING IN WATERSHED

DEM ON THE RIGHT TRACK

LET THOSE WHO BENEFIT PAY

QUESTIONS RAISED ABOUT USE OF ENO AS WATER SUPPLY

THE SHOW MUST NOT GO ON

OUASA ADOPTS 'MEMO,' 5-4

BOARDS TO DISCUSS RESERVOIR ISSUES

a cttp TOWARD THE SF'IKjOT

WATERSHED 'PROTECTION* DISCRIMINATORY/ JAMES R. SMITH

REPLENISHED/SUNDAY FOCUS I ORANGE COUNTY DROUGHT

CONCERNS OF DRIER DAYS STILL HAUNT HILLSBOTOUGH

OMASA WRESTLES WITH STRUCTURE, LOYALTY ISSUES

RAINS DELAY HILLSBOROUGH WATER SALE

AND THE RAINS CAME TUMBLING DOWN

WATERSHED POLICY CONSIDERED _

MORATORIUM COULD HIT 57X OF COMY

COOPERATION NEEDED TO FILL RESERVOIR

TOWN, COUNTY TO WRESTLE WATERISSUES

8.300 SUBJECT TO PROPOSED WATERSHED PLAN

BOND VOTE COULD COME NEXT SPRING

1-85 WOULD DEGRADE SEVEN MILE WATER

WORK GROUP DEBATES WATERSHED PROPOSAL

DOUBT CAST ON NOV. DEADLINE

SAVE WATERSHED WITH BENIGN NEGLECT

WATERSHED ZONING OPPOSITION HARDENS

TIME TO TALK WATERSHEDS

FIST FIGHT DISRUPTS HEARING

COMMISSIONERS DENY 'LAND GRAB'

BOARD OKS FUNDS FOR WATER PROJECTS

IT'S PUBLIC HEARING, NOT PUBLIC BRAWL

BOARD DEBATES BOUNDARY QUESTION ,—-,--.

OUASA-CHATHAM CO. WATER HOOKUP STILL UNLIKELY VENTURE

'WATERSHED BUILDING MORATORIUM GETS OK FROM PLANNERS

HEALTH DEPT.'S PRIORITIES MISPLACED

WATERSHED MEETING POSTPONED „ T__

GIVE DEMOCRACY A CHANCE TO WORK ON WATERSHED ISSUE

COMPENSATION ISSUE ABSENT IN WATER TALKS

GOOD INTENTIONS THREATEN WATERSHED „— «.,

OFFICIAL SAYS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS NOT 'A TAKING'

PORTO PROPOSES WATERSHED DEAL

SOME COMPENSATION IS DUE OWNERS ^-c,ruCATTnu

OWASA STAFF'S PAPER LACKS LANDOWNER COMPENSATION

SCHEDULED WATERSHED MEETING UNCERTAIN

SHARE THE BENEFITS, SHARE THE COST

CWASA LIKELY TO DROP NON- COMPENSATION PLAN

^KaMI TE^OP^TsTRiaiON ON 1 OF 7 WATERSHEDS
COUNTY MAY LOOK AT DIFFERENT SITE FOR NEW RESERVOIR
COMMISSIONER SEES HOPE FOR LANDOWNERS „._—-,

COUNTY SALES FIGURES SHOW PRICES SHRINKING AS LOTS GROW
COMPENSATION TO LANDOWNERS UNNECESSARY - ANDRESEN

'WATERSHED FORUM SLATED

RESPONSES TO WATERSHED PROPOSAL MIXED
KENDIG MUDDIES THE 'WATERSHED ISSUE
ALDERMEN TO REVIEW WATERSHED PROPOSALS

D — DATE-

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2/15/1989

2/20/1989

2/20/1989

2/21/1989

2/22/1989

2/24/1989

2/27/1989

3/08/1989

3/16/1989

3/21/198?

3/21/1989

3/22/1989

3/22/1989

3/23/1989

4/13/1989

4/13/1989

4/22/1989

4/24/1989

4/28/1989

6/09/1989

6/24/1989

6/30/1989 A

7/03/1989 A

7/10/1989

7/16/1989

7/16/1989

7/17/1989

7/20/1989

8/06/1989

8/10/1989

8/17/1989

8/20/1989

8/21/1989

8/23/1989

8/23/1939

8/24/1989

8/25/1989

8/25/1989

8/28/1989

9/05/1989

9/05/1989

9/06/1989

9/07/1989

9/07/1989

9/07/1989

9/18/1989

9/19/1989

9/20/1989

9/20/1989

9/21/1989

9/21/1989

9/24/1989

9/24/1989

9/25/1989

9/26/1989

9/27/1989

9/28/1989

9/29/1989

9/29/1989

9/30/1989

10/01/1989

10/03/1989 B

10/05/1989 A

10/06/1989

10/C6/1989

10/07/1989

10/11/1989

10/14/1989

10/14/1989

10/17/1989

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N M20
N C62
E
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N H90
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N M20

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N L90

N D38

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N D38

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N M25

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N M20

N M20

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N M25

N M25

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1 N M20
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> N C62
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N

N M25

E

N C62

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

KENDIG ANALYSIS FLAWED, OFFICIALS SAY

RURAL GROUP BLASTS BOARD

PRESERVE WATER QUALITY THROUGH ZONING RESTRICTIONS

OUASA CONSIDERS TREATMENT CAPACITY

OFFICIALS VEXED BY SLUDGE SITES

WATERSHED PLAN GETS GROUP NOD

SEWER PROHIBITION INTACT

GET CONCESSIONS NOW, NOT LATER

WATERSHED DECISI0NS7/WILL ZONING LIMITS HOLD UP IN COURT?

VA. RULING SUPPORTS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS

IMPLEMENTING ZONING RESTRICTIONS REQUIRES 'A MAJOR COMMITMENT'

OFFICIALS DEFEND COURTESY CHARGE

KEEP COMMUNITY SEPTIC SYSTEMS OUT OF WATERSHEDS

MARSHALL BLAST PUBLIC HEARING PROCEDURE

HEADLINE INCORRECT

6 LOCALS FAIL IN EMC WATER COUNCIL BIDS

BOARD POSTPONES SLUDGE PROPOSAL

OWASA HAD CANE CREEK SLUDGE PERMIT-DEM

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
OWASA BOARD OKS JORDAN LAKE PURCHASE

OWASA PURCHASE HAS LANDOWNER WORRIED (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-29-89 >
COUNTY ENGINEER SATISFIED WITH MCLENNAN'S SYSTEM
CORRECTION

WASTE SYSTEM RULES FRAMED; ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS EYED
OWASA CONSIDERS TREATMENT CAPACITY

ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ZONING

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD

COUNTY MULLS COMPROMISE ON DUKE FOREST

BOARD MAY SUE STEEL COMPANY

IS DUKE FOREST REALLY OUT OF THE WOODS YET7/SUNDAY FOCUS

DUKE STILL RESISTS ORANGE COUNTY REZONING

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON... ORANGE COUNTY/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO ZONING

RURAL PRESERVATION STUDY GROUP TO TAKE CASE TO PUBLIC

KENDIG EXPECTED TO SUGGEST ZONING OF TWO AREA TOWNSHIPS

CHANGES TO LAND USE PLAN GO UP FOR VOTE

WHAT'S SO GREAT ABOUT ZONING?

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (AD)

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO... ZONING ORDINANCE

BOARD GRANTS DELAY ON TRACT RECLASSIFICATION

QUARRY FIRM WANTS BUFFER LAND REZONED

FOES SCREAM PROTESTS AS SUBDIVISION APPROVED

REJECTION URGED FOR TEER REQUEST

RESIDENTS TURN OUT TO OPPOSE QUARRY

PORTO PROPOSES WATERSHED DEAL

SOME COMPENSATION IS DUE OWNERS

OWASA STAFF'S PAPER LACKS LANDOWNER COMPENSATION

SHARE THE BENEFITS, SHARE THE COST

OWASA LIKELY TO DROP NON-COMPENSATION PLAN

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT POLICY UNDER FIRE

PLANNING BOARDS READY TO CONSIDER JOINT PLANNING TURF

COMMISSIONER SEES HOPE FOR LANDOWNERS

COUNTY SALES FIGURES SHOW PRICES SHRINKING AS LOTS GROW

COMPENSATION TO LANDOWNERS UNNECESSARY - ANDRESEN

HILLSBOROUGH LOOKING FOR ELBOW ROOM

RESPONSES TO WATERSHED PROPOSAL MIXED

COMPROMISE PROTECTION PLANS DUE IN

OWASA ASKS REPLY TO KENDIG MEMO

SMALLER LOTS UPHELD

ALDERMEN TO REVIEW WATERSHED PROPOSALS

PLANNING BOARD WANTS AVERAGE LOT RESTRICTIONS IN WATERSHED

KENDIG ANALYSIS FLAWED, OFFICIALS SAY

RURAL GROUP WOULD ZONE TOWNSHIPS

SUGGESTION MUDDIES THE WATERS

LAND PLANS 'TRAVESTY TO JUSTICE"

RURAL CHARACTER COMMITTEE STILL PIECING PUZZLE

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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

10/19/1989
10/19/1989
10/26/1989
11/01/198?
11/10/1989
11/17/1989
11/17/1989
11/19/1989
11/26/1989
11/26/1989
11/26/1989
11/29/1989
12/01/1989
12/02/1989
12/14/1989
12/15/198?
12/15/1989
12/15/1989

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
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2/09/1989
6/25/1989
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
CHH 1 7/16/1989
CHH 1 11/01/1989

CHH 1
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CHH 1

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2/08/1989

2/26/1989

3/19/1989

3/24/1989

4/24/1989

4/24/1989

4/24/1989

5/01/1989

5/10/1989

5/17/1989

5/18/1989

8/01/1989

8/16/1989

8/28/1989

8/29/1989

9/26/1989

9/27/1989

9/28/1989

9/29/198?

?/30/l?8?

10/03/ 1989

10/05/198?

10/06/198?

10/06/1989

10/07/1989

10/07/1989

10/14/198?

10/14/1989

10/17/1989

10/17/1989

10/17/1989

10/18/1989

10/19/1989

10/21/1989

10/21/1989

10/22/1989

11/05/1989

N M20

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1 M N M25
1 C N M25

N M25

N M20

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N M25

N M25

1 P N L90
3 N L90
3 N ICO

2 N

1 N L90

3 N M25

N M20
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ANNUAL I N D E X B Y
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

50BJE

BOARD BACKS WATERSHED MEASURES
WATERSHED F1AN GETS GROUP NOD
SEWER PROHIBITION INTACT _

rIoKaS K ^PER EXPECTED FRO* COMMITTEE NOV

BBfKiBaUKBrM HOLD UP IN COURT?
VA RULING SUPPORTS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS „^TTlmlT

iMcNTINGZONING RESTRICTIONS REQUIRES 'A iMAJOR CO«M™T
ANGERAT WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS EVIDENT, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY
MARSHALL BLAST PUBLIC HEARING PROCEDURE
WATERSHED ACTIONS POSTPONED

""■ ffic^f^li^PKFICIENCY SYNDROHE, ORANGE COUNTY
COST OF AIDS CARE RISING DRAMATICALLY
AIDS PATIENTS' HOUSING NEEDS FELT IN CHAPEL HILL
TAYLOR STREET RESIDENTS TO FIGHT AIDS HOUSE

ORANGE COUNTY ADOLESCENT PARENTING PROGRAM „„„,„

LOcTomCIALS HONOR PROGRAM FOR ARE TEEN-AGE PARENTS

ORANGE COUNTY AGRICaTl^ EXTENSION AGENCY

EXTENSION OFFICIALS CELEBRATE 75 YEARS OF SERVICE
MORE THAN FARM ADVICE OFFERED HERE

28

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CHH 1 11/17/1989 A

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CHH 1 11/19/1989 A

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CHH 1 11/20/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1 11/24/1989 A

1 P N M20

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

CHH 1 11/29/1989 A

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CHH 1 12/02/1989 A

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CHH 1 12/20/ 19B9 A

3 N

CHH 1 8/06/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1 8/06/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1 9/06/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1 5/13/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 5/08/1989 A
CHH 1 5/08/1989 A

N H90
N H90

ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT (PROPOSED)
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., AIRPORTS

ORANGE COUNTY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CC^JROLBOARD
ALCOHOL ENFORCEMENT STING NETS 2 ARRESTS

ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL PROTECTIONSOCIETY AND SHELTER
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
BOARD TO VIEW TIMETABLE FOR IMPROVEMENTS

A^HAL^aIaNkK! EPcO. OFFICIAL SAYS PROBLEM ESCALATING.,.

SBKBHBtfJBWPXVft FIRST of its kind for county

VICIOUS DOG HEARING IS POSTPONED AGAIN
^KRS^recST0RT§0S^ERS IN CHAPEL HILL

SSSS &I0N/PET F.INTERS

ARE BASSET HOUNDS GOOD KIDS' PETS? „____

CAN YOU GIVE DOGS PILLS FOR FIEAS^/PET POINTERS

WHAT IS LEGAL SHELTER FOR D0GS7/PET POINTERS

STRAYS ABOUND AT ORANGE CO. ANIMAL SHELTER _ „^_

WHAT CANBE1 MNE TO HELP A CAT WITH A CATARACT7/PET POINTERS

JAIL TERM UNUSUAL FOR ANIMAL NEGLECT

Sn^UND^KA^RITJH^TAGE IN NORTH CAROLINA/PET WINTERS

CATS CANCARRYDISEASE THAT IS A SERIOUS HAZARD TO UNBORN CHILD'S HEALTH

E^RGENCY CLINIC FORANIMALS IS NOW OPEN, PET POINTERS

lHvE^INJURED ANIMALS FOR EXPERTS' CARE/PET POINTERS

PUTTING A LEASH ONPET CONTROL/SUNDAY FOCUS! ANIMAL CONTROL _„ra
S^CcVfROL I^ANIMAL LOVE FOR A COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER
BUDGET HAS DOUBLED AS COUNTY PLAYS 'CATCH-UP' „„__

KEEP DEIFICATION TAGS ON PETS AT ALL TOES/PET POINTERS
UILDLIFE NEEDS WATER, SUMMER AND W I NTER/W POINTERS

ISSSe ^i^'f^^^^^h^^m -in. new owner

Are WILL SEEK FERMIT FOR ANIMAL SANCTUARY

^KlkySEDTwARr^LKIOTIS SAYS HE'S 'APPALLED'
LACK OF QUORUM DELAYS APS PERMIT
HOLD THE LINE ON SHELTER COST

CHH 1 4/19/1989 A 1 N R63

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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

A
A
A
A
A
A
A

1/03/1989

1/26/1989

3/06/1989

3/07/1989

3/13/1989

3/15/1989

3/18/1989

4/02/1989 B

4/13/1989 A

4/22/1989 A

4/29/1989 A

5/06/1989 A

5/13/1989 A

5/14/1989 A

5/20/1989 A

5/27/1989

5/27/1989

6/03/1989

6/10/1989

6/17/1989

6/24/1989

7/01/1989

7/02/1989

7/02/1989

7/02/1989

7/08/1989

7/15/1989

7/22/1989

7/29/1989

7/29/1989

8/05/1989

8/11/1989

8/12/1989

8/18/1989

8/19/1989

8/19/1989

1
1

3
3
2
3
3
3
3
8
8
7
7
3
10
3
7
8
10
10
7
10
1
1
1

10
9
7
3
6
7
3
7
1
3
4

N M20

N M20

N S17

N

N H90

N

N R63

N

N

F

F

F

U

N S17

F

N H90

U

F

U

F

U

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F S17

N S17

N M20

U

U

U

N S17

U

U
M N S17
P U

N M20

N

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

HOW BO YOU HOUSEBREAK A PUPPY7/PET POINTERS

SWIFT BIRDS OFTEN NO MATCH FOR CHIMNEY SWEEP'S

LEASH LAW SHOULD CONTROL PESKY DOG

SHOULD DOGS RUN LOOSE IN CARRBORO PARK7/PET POINTERS

DOES 'INVISIBLE FENCING' REALLY W0RK7/PET POINTERS

CAN DOGS GIVE HUMANS LYME DISEASE7/PET POINTERS

APS TO CONSIDER APPEALING COUNTY SANCTUARY DECISION

PROGRAM GIVING ANIMALS CANCER TREATMENT/fET POINTERS

APS TO APPEAL SHELTER DENIAL

WHAT'S THE PURPOSE OF BAT H0USES7/PET POINTERS

CAN YOU TEACH A DEAF PUPPY 0BEDIENCE7/PET POINTERS

APS FIGHTS BOARD RULING

BEHAVIOR TECHNIQUES CAN REDUCE FEAR OF THUNDER

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TRAIN DOGS FOR THE DEAF

APS APPEAL YIELDS CLOSED DOOR MEETING

STRAYS/VAST SURPLUS OF ANIMALS IS A PROBLEM NATIONWIDE

DISCARDED PLASTIC IS A THREAT TO WILDLIFE, DOMESTICATED ANIMALS

WHY ARE STEEL-JAW TRAPS STILL LEGAL?

DRAIN ANTIFREEZE CAREFULLY TO PROTECT ANIMALS

DOGS AND PICKUP TRUCKS

ROTTWEILER ON LOOSE CAUSES CONCERN

PUTTING ANIMALS IN DUMPSTERS IS ILLEGAL, CRUEL

CHILDREN'S CLASS ON PETS IS PLANNED

SHELTER EXPANSION ARCHITECTS APPROVED

A DOG'S CHRISTMAS

DOLPHINS KILLED DURING TUNA FISHING

CAN'T KEEP PUPPY? FIND A GOOD HOME RIGHT AWAY

ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY AND SHELTER, BUDGET

PUTTING A LEASH ON PET CONTROL/SUNDAY FOCUS i ANIMAL CONTROL

ANIMAL CONTROL MEANS ANIMAL LOVE FOR A COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER

BUDGET HAS DOUBLED AS COUNTY PLAYS 'CATCH-UP'

ORANGE COUNTY ARTS COMMISSION

10 ARTS ORGANIZATIONS TO RECEIVE GRANT MONIES
DIRECTORY OF ARTISTS IN AREA IN WORKS

ORANGE COUNTY ASSEMBLY OF GOVERNMENTS

OWASA WORK GROUP REACHES AGREEMENT ON COMMUNICATIONS MEMO
AREA GOVERNMENTS' JOINT MEETING TODAY
ORANGE GOVERNMENTS PUSH DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS AGENDA
WHERE DOES GOVERNMENT HAPFEN?

ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS

PROGRAM FUNDING TOPS ARC'S LIST OF LEGISLATIVE CONCERNS

CIVITANS COMPLETE PLEDGE TO ARC

LIFE GOES ON HITS HOME FOR CHAPEL HILL FAMILY

ORANGE CO. ARC LEADERS HONORED

ARC PRESENTS ANNUAL KUDOS

ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
STATE EDUCATION SURVEY 'BIASED, ' LEADER SAYS
TEACHERS DISCUSS CONCERNS WITH REPRESENTATIVES
LOCAL TEACHERS JOIN 7,000 CALLING FOR PAY INCREASES

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

LATTA NOT RENAMED TO ADJUSTMENT BOARD

APS FIGHTS BOARD RULING

APS APPEAL YIELDS CLOSED DOOR MEETING

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO INTERGOVERNMENTAL WORK GROUP
BOARD TO VIEW TIMETABLE FOR IMPROVEMENTS
COMMISSIONERS MULL HUNTING RESTRICTIONS
COMMISSIONER TELLS RURAL GROUP TO STOP DEBATE, START STUDY
COUNTY INCOME TAXES?

CAREYS COUNTY WON'T 'SCRAP' CONTROVERSIAL WATER POLICY
OWASA'S 'MEMO' GROUP AT A STANDSTILL
OFFICIALS PLAN FEB, RESERVOIR MEETING (CORRECTION PRINTED 1-16-89)

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CHH 1

CHH 1

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CHH 1

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CHH 1

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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

CHH
CHH

8/19/1989

8/21/1939

8/26/1989

9/02/1989

9/09/1989

9/16/1989

9/20/1989

9/23/1989

9/28/1989

9/30/1989

10/07/1989

10/12/1989

10/14/1989

10/21/1989

10/25/1989

10/28/1989

11/04/1989

11/11/1989

11/18/1989

11/25/1989

12/02/1989

12/09/1989

12/16/1989

12/21/1989

12/23/1989

12/23/1989

12/30/1989

7 P U

1 N S17
10 P U

8 P U
8 P U
7 P U

N S17
P U

P N M20
P U
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N M20

U

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N M20

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U

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CHH 1 7/02/1989 A 1 P F S17
CHH 1 7/02/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 7/02/1989 A 1 P N M20

CHH 1 1/16/1989 A
CHH 1 5/29/1989 A

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A

CHH 1 4/15/1989 A

CHH 1 4/16/1989 A

CHH 1 4/19/1989 A

N M20
N

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

5/01/1989 A

9/08/1989 A

9/25/1989 A

10/31/1989 A

12/16/1989 A

CHH 1 1/24/1989 A
CHH 1 3/22/1989 A
CHH 1 6/17/1989 A

CHH 1 6/08/1989 A
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A

3 N L90

3 N

1 P N M70

4 E

3 N L90
3 N
1 P G S17
6 N
3 N

3 N M25
2 N M25
1 N C62

3 N
1 N M20
1 N M20

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/03/1989
1/05/1989
1/05/1989
1/09/1989
1/10/1989
1/13/1989
1/15/1989

N M20
N M20
N M20
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N M20
N L90
N M20

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

5UEJE

OFFICIALS PREDICT SCHOOL FUNDING CHANGE OK
COUNTY PONDERS NEED FOR FIRE COMMISSIONER
10 ARTS ORGANIZATIONS TO RECEIVE GRANT MONIES
HARTUELL: WATER DRAFT EMBARRASSING

FIRE COMMISSION REPEALED

CARRBORO STILL LEERY OF STUDY GROUT-'

C&WISSIONERS LIKELY TO AICPT COURTESY REVIEW

GARB-AGE POLICY BLASTED

BOARD MAY SUE STEEL COMPANY

CATES WANTS COUNTY OUT Of RESERVOIR PLAN

GATES WANTS COUNTY OUT Of RESERVOIR PLAN

COUNTY BOARD WANTS TO PICK RESERVOIR blTE

OUASA WORKGROUP REACHES AGREEMENT ON COMMUNICATIONS MEMO

RESULTS Of AIRPORT SURVEY DUE TONIGHT

ORANGE WANTS N.C. OK ON TAX BEFORE HEARING

m^S^CWKBlSpRltSI BUFFER; LANDOWNERS SHOULDN'T HAVE TO...
UNDERSTANDING BETUEEN DUKE, COUNTY FALLS APART

S^ffiSS 'FAX' MACHINES A FIRST - NEWSLETTER

S K^PLaK ^JUGGLES SCHEIE
•2.5 MILLION TEER CO. SUIT AGAINST COUNTY POSTPONED
COMMISSIONERS LAUD PROPOSED STRATEGIC PLAN _ „__.„
APPROVAL EXPECTED FOR J274.000 COUNTY COMPUTER PURCHASE
BOARD DELAYS RESERVOIR DECISION

SI&ffiE^^fficATION PRINTED 3-22-89,

RESEPWIR ISSLE [EAILCCKED (CLARIFICATION PRINTED 3-22-89)

COMMISSIONERS EYE SCENIC ROAD PLAN FOR ORANGE

COUNTY APPROVES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN

RESERVOIR LOCATION PROBABLY DECIDED __^Tr

COMMISSIONERS CLAIM NO FEAR OF GATES' EFFORTS

VOTE NOT PENDING ON IMPACT TAX

JUST WHO'S THE KING OF THE FORESTS/JAMES R. SMITH

nRANGE CO. TO DELAY DUKE FOREST VOTE

commissioners' comas on orange airport site lacking

WATER, SEUER POLICY FINALLY PASSES
BOARD ENDORSES OUTREACH LEGISLATION
CATES 'SHO-TO' AT CAREY'S PLAN FOR IMPACT TAX
PLANNING BOARD OBXCTS TO COMMISSIONERS' SNUB
ARE COMMISSIONERS HIDING SOMETHING''
PLANNERS ASK DELAY OF RESERVOIR DECISION
ORANGE CO. TO CONSIDER IMPACT TAX CHAWE3
CRANGE COUNTY BOARD SELECTS SITE FOR RESERVOIR
PLANNING BOARD BUCKS COMMISSIONERS
IMPACT TAX ABOUT-FACE IRKS CATES

Kl^5SSS^ NEW D* ON SEVEN MILE CREEK

HHGMT&nB I SS H1^ public

KFJffllG EXPECTED TO SUGGEST ZONING OF TWO AREA TOWNSHIPS

TEER WITHDRAWS SUIT AGAINST ORANGE CO.

CONOSSZCNERS PLAN JUNE AIRPORT CHOICE

BLUE CROSS, OTHERS CELEBRATE DEMISE OF LXAl IMPACT TAX

OFFICIALS QUESTION WHETHER ORANGE CO. MAY GET TWO AIRPORTS

OPPOSITION MAY HALT FREEWAY

MOTHER GETS WEEK, NOT JUST A DAY r„,iT„Tml

COUNTY BOARD OPPOSES HUNTING BILL PROVISION

OFFICIALS ARGUE ABOUT ADEQUACY OF FUNDING FOR SCHuOL SYSTEMS

COMMISSIONERS MULL DEARTH OF DUMFSTERS

OFFICIALS: BINGHAM AIRPORT NOT LIKELY

OFFICIALS SPLIT ON NEXT MOVE

DUKE FOREST ACTION MAY FACE DELAY __ „— ._-

CMEV WANTS NUMBER CF AIRPORT SITES TRIMMED FURTHER

AIRPORT OPPONENTS SAY THEY'LL 'SCRAP' TO THE END

CHEEKS AIRPORT SITE CHOSEN

COUNTY CHARTS SCOPE OF AIRPORT PLANNING

COMMISSIONERS OK LANDFILL FEE INCRtASE

BOARD GRANTS DELAY ON TRACT RECLASSIFICATION

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1/16/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

1/19/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

1/20/1989 A

8

N M20

CHH 1

1/24/1989 A

1 F N L90

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

1 P

N M25

CHH 1

2/07/198? A

1

N M20

CHH 1

2/08/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

2/16/198? A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

2/16/198? A

3

N L90

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

2/23/198? A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

2/24/198? A

4

E

CHH 1

3/01/198? A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

3/01/198? A

1

N M20

CHH 1

3/01/198? A

4

E

CHH 1

3/07/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

3/11/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

3/12/1989 A

1

N H90

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

1 P N -

CHH 1

3/16/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

3/17/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

3/21/198? A

1

N M20

CHH 1

3/21/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

3/23/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

3/23/1989 A

1

N H20

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

4/03/1989 A

4

U

CHH 1

4/04/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

4/04/1989 A

3

N L90

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

4/06/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

4/06/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

4/13/1989 A

1

P N M20

CHH 1

4/14/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

4/18/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

4/18/1989 A

1

N M20

H 2

4/19/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

4/19/1989 A

1

P N (CO

CHH 1

4/20/1989 A

1

P N M20

CHH 1

4/21/1989 A

4

L

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4/22/198? A

4

E

CHH 1

4/24/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

4/24/198? A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

4/24/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

4/25/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

4/26/1989 A

1

M N L90

CHH 1

4/26/198? A

1

N M20

CHH 1

5/02/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

5/03/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

5/04/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

5/04/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

5/05/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

5/05/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

5/06/198? A

1

N M20

CHH 1

5/07/1989 A

1

P N M20

CHH 1

5/07/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

5/10/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

5/16/1989 A

1

M N M20

CHH 1

5/16/1989 A

4

L

CHH 1

5/18/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

5/18/1989 A

3

N M20

MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

HARTUELL — COUNTY MAY DROP AIRPORT (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-24-89)

COUNTY DROPS AIRPORT PROPOSAL

WATERS*© DEVELOPMENT SPARKS FEARS

CLARIFICATION

COUNTY OFFERED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVICE

CITY-COUNTY TENSIONS STILL SPLIT ORANGE CO. (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-31-89)

CENTRAL, NORTHERN RESIDENTS UNSURE OF BEST METHOD OF... REPRESENTATION

HEARINGS PLEASE, FRUSTRATE COMMISSIONERS

BUDGET PROPOSAL INCLUDES TAX INCREASE

AMBULANCE FEE OK LIKELY, HARTUELL, MARSHALL PREDICT

DON'T MONKEY WITH SUCCESS

COUNTY BOARD FOILS UNIVERSITY STATION'S REZONING EFFORT

OPEN MIND IS URGED ON AMBULANCE ISSUE

OLD SCHOOL BUILDING RENAMED FOR UHITTED

BOARD ACTION ENDS BID FOR ROCK QUARRY

BOARD GRANTS DELAY FOR SUBDIVISION BID

COMMISSIONERS UANT CONTROL OF RESERVOIR

LUNSFORD HANTS MORE INFO ON SCHOOL-SIDE PARK

RESCUE VOLUNTEERS FEAR COMMISSIONERS HAVE MINDS MADE UP

EMT VOLUNTEERS RACE 'THE GOLDEN HOUR'

VOLUNTEERS SUGGEST ALTERNATIVES TO FEES

PUT THE 'PIDDLING' THINGS FIRST/JAMES R. SMITH

ORANGE CO. SETS UP FUND FOR FARMERS

LIMIT WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT

LUNSFORD SET TO REPORT ON NEW SCHOOL'S WATER

BOARD OPTS TO WITHHOLD *15,000 FOR MARKET

KINNAIRD HOPEFUL ABOUT COMMONS

COMMISSIONERS' WATER POLICY 'ARBITRARY,' 'INCONSISTENT'

COMPOST FIRM MAY ATTACK WASTE PROBLEM

CONFERENCE TO COST TAXPAYERS $5,000 PLUS

MCLENNAN'S FARM AGAIN FOCUS OF PUBLIC HEARING

COUNTY ASKED FOR WATERSHED MORATORIUM

SUPPORTERS SAY PROJECT MEETS ALL ORDINANCES

MCLENNAN'S FARM SPEAKERS SWORN IN

HILLSBOROUGH CHAMBER SEEKS FUNDS FOR CENTER'S RESTROOM RENOVATIONS

COUNTY, TOWN TO CONSIDER RESERVOIR

FOES SCREAM PROTESTS AS SUBDIVISION APPROVED

CONTROL ISSUES CLOUD RESERVOIR DEBATE/LAKE ORANGE REPAYMENT CONSIDERED

COUNTY COOL ON TOWN BOND PROPOSAL

MORATORIUM COULD HIT 57% OF COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS FOLLOWED THE RULES

SHELTER FIGURE REVISED UPWARD; HALKIOTIS SAYS HE'S 'APPALLED'

MONUMENT CONTRIBUTION APPROVED

HARTUELL REMARK RAISES HACKLES

CHAMBER SEEKS SUPPORT FOR REST ROOMS

FIST FIGHT DISRUPTS HEARING

COMMISSIONERS DENY 'LAND GRAB'

HARTUELL BLASTS LANDFILL PROF'OSAL

PROCESS CALLED FLAWED

COUNTY APPROVES SHELTER ALLOCATION

PLANNING HEARING'S FATE IN LIMBO

HALKIOTIS LEERY OF DURHAM CITY'S SLUDGE

BOARD DEBATES WATERSHED ISSUE; CONSIDER LONG HAUL, CAREY SAYS

COMPENSATION CALLED CRITICAL TO RESTRICTIONS

WATERSHED LIMITS PLAN NARROWED

ORANGE BOARD OKS TEMPORARY RESTRICTION ON 1 OF 7 WATERSHEDS

HARTUELL, WILLHOIT OPPOSE PLAN FOR MANDATORY SEPTIC PUMPING

HILLSBOROUGH LOOKING FOR ELBOW ROOM

PLANNING BOARD WANTS AVERAGE LOT RESTRICTIONS IN WATERSHED

OFFICIALS' ABSENCE AT RIGHTS HEARINGS DRAWS CRITICISM

MORE TIME FOR PUBLIC HEARING COMMENTS POSSIBLE

HALKIOTIS, CAREY LEERY OF ZONING TOWNSHIPS

COMMISSIONERS WANT TO FINISH RURAL STUDY

BOARD BACKS WATERSHED MEASURES

ENHANCED 911 MAY HIKE BILLS

COUNTY OKS FUNDS FOR LIABILITY COVERAGE

DOT SNUBBED THEM, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY

WATERSHED PLAN GETS GROUP NOD

SEWER PROHIBITION INTACT

RESOLUTION URGES NUCLEAR TEST BAN

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5/21/1989

5/23/1989

5/24/1989

5/24/1989

5/26/1989

5/28/1989

5/28/1989

5/29/1989

5/30/1989

6/02/1989

6/04/1989

6/07/1989

6/07/1989

6/07/1989

6/08/1989

6/08/1989

6/08/1989

6/09/1989

6/10/1989

6/12/1989

6/12/1989

6/12/1989

6/19/1989

6/22/1989

6/26/1989

6/30/1989

6/30/1989

7/16/1989

7/20/1989

7/20/1989

7/31/1989

8/02/1989

8/03/1989

8/03/1989

8/08/1989

8/09/1989

8/16/1989

8/17/1989

8/17/1989

8/17/1989

8/17/1989

8/18/1989

8/18/1989

8/30/1989

8/31/1989

9/06/1989

9/07/1989

9/07/1989

9/07/1989

9/07/1989

9/13/1989

9/14/1989

9/22/1989

9/22/1989

10/01/1989

10/03/1989 B

10/04/1989 A

10/07/1989

10/18/1989

10/20/1989

10/21/1989

11/01/1989

11/02/1989

11/07/1989

11/08/1989

11/08/1989

11/12/1989

11/17/1989

11/17/1989

11/23/1989

1 N L90
1 N L90
1 M N M20

N

N L90
M N M20

N M20
P N L90

N S17

N M20

E

N M20

N
P N M20

N

N
P N M20

N M25

N M20
P N D38

N M20

U

N C62

E

N M25
P N M20
P N C62
P U
P N M20

N M20

N M20

N

N M20

N M20
P N M20

N

N M20

N M20

N D38

N M20

E

N M20

N

N M20

N M20

N M20

1 P N M20

N M20

N C62

N M20

N M20

P N M20

M N M20

P N M20

N C62

N M20

P N M20

N W57

N M20

P N S17

N M20

N M20

N M20

N M20

N

N

P N M20

P N M25

N M25

N

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

PAGE 338
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COMMISSIONERS SEEK PUBLIC'S ASSISTANCE IN BATTLING POVERTY
ANGER AT WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS EVIDENT, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY
OFFICIALS DEFEND COURTESY CHARGE

ffiissrags" *frouel3Pfi-e for enhanced 911 SERVICE

C^lilONER SAYS ^ESSAGE' SENT TO COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD

what's the rush, cow i ssi oners?

county urged to rethink resefvoir „

Actions proposal not weeded, say two on board

CHANGE LIKELY IN PLANS FOR NEW HOPE SCHOOL
COUNTY APPROVES PHONE EQUIPMENT
TAX BUILDING BEHIND SCHEDULE

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIOfffK^BUDGET

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET

SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT HAYS
SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT WAYS
C^CaJNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS STILL AT ODDS
ORANGE CO. CAPITAL PLAN GETS NOD
TEACHER GROUPS SUPPORT BUDGET
HELPING THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES

RSffpS FEeTcDJNTY BOARD MEETING

CttJNTY SOm^FICIALS TO UNVEIL BUDGET REQUESTS

DROP AMBULANCE FEE FROM BUDGET

DELAY AMBULANCE FEE. COMMISSIONERS URGED

COUNTY MIGHT RAISE REC FEES

AGENCIES TO SEEK BIGGER SHARE

COUNTY BUDGET GROWS FATTER __..-,

PARRISH CALLS LINK'S PROPOSAL INADEQUATE

TAX RATE TO CLIMB 6.5 CENTS IN ORANGE

KNOWING HEM TO SAY NOTHING

CITY SCHOOLS TICKLED WITH BIGGER BUDGET

P^ICTOAIR VIEWS/COMMISSIONERS SEEK BUDGET JgW.^

CITIZENS GIVE COMMISSIONERS LITTLE HELP AT BUDGET HEARING

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, CHAIRMAN
CAREY'S RE-ELECTION EXPECTED
CAREY RE-ELECTED __.,
CAREY PLEDGES BEST EFFORT

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COmiSSIONERS, ELECTIONS
^NORTHERN ORANGE OFFICIALS WANT DISTRICT ELECTIONS

HALKIOTIS SAYS HE'LL RUN FOR RE-ELECTION

MARSHALL SAYS SHE WON'T RUN AGAIN

POSSIBLE BOARD CANDIDATES EXPLORING OPTIONS

RURAL GROUP BLASTS BOARD

POLITICAL FIELD OPEN— MARSHALL

POLITICIANS PONDER PRIMARY

PRIMARY LOOKS 'WIDE OPEN' TO ELECTION HEAD

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, LAWSUITS

Kffl EU OHl » MILLION OF SUIT

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
AGENCIES TO SEEK BIGGER SHARE

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. RETREATS
BOARD RESCHEDULES ANNUAL RETREAT

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, TRAVEL
JUNKET COSTS COUNTY $6,800

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EWMTION

S^CiSo^^'tW SYSTEMS (CORRECTED 1-11-89)

S I T
N E ELY

p D — DATE — C -TO L P

BYL

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

11/28/1989
11/29/1989
11/29/1989
12/06/1989
12/06/1989
12/07/1989
12/07/1989
12/15/1989
12/18/1989
12/19/1989
12/21/1989
12/23/1989

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

1
1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

H

CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/08/1989
1/08/1989
1/08/1989
1/19/1989
4/18/1989
5/07/1989
5/31/1989
5/31/1989
6/12/1989
6/12/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989
6/14/1989
6/14/1989
6/16/1989
6/16/1989
6/18/1989
11/14/1989
11/18/1989

CHH 1 12/03/1989 A
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
CHH 1 12/06/1989 A

CHH 1

CHH 1 4/25/1989
5/23/1989
8/24/1989
9/25/1989

CHH 1 10/19/1989

CHH
CHH

CHH 1 12/14/1989

CHH
CHH

12/16/1989
12/10/1989

N M25
N M20
N M20
N

N M20
N M20
E

N M20
N M20
N M20
N
N M20

N M25
N C62
N M25
N M20
N C62
E

N M20
N H20
N M25
E

N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M25
N M20
E

N M25
N M20
N M20

3 P N M20
1 P P L38
3 N

N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20

CHH 1 4/28/1989 A
CHH 1 4/29/1989 A

CHH 1 3/03/1989 A

CHH 1 6/13/1989 A

CHH 1 12/20/1989 A

CHH 1 8/27/1989 A

CHH 1 1/05/1989 A
CHH 1 1/10/1989 A

1 N R63
1 N R63

1 P N M20
1 P N M20
3 N
1 N M20

4 E
1 N M20

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989 -

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

MODEL SCHOOL QUERIES LIKELY AT BOARD MEETING

COUNTY EDUCATORS TO GATHER FOR INFORMAL WORKSHOP

BOARD MAY DROP PLANS FOR NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (CORRECTED 2-28-89)

BREAKFAST TALK FOCUSES ON REDISTRICTING

CORRECTION

COMMITTEE WOULD CONSIDER NEW ELEMENTARY DISTRICT LINES

LUNSFORD EXPLAINS GRADE DECISION

REDISTRICTING COMMITTEE PLAN ADOPTED

SCHOOL OFFICIALS, PUBLIC TO DISCUSS ELEMENTARY GRADE RECOMMENDATION

COUNSELING NEEDS SERIOUS, SCHOOL PRINCIPALS SAY

BOARD PONDERS PUBLIC CONCERNS ON GRADE ISSUE

SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER TRANSFER POLICY

BOARD MAY TIGHTEN FIELD TRIP POLICY

BOARD LEANS TOWARD K-5 SYSTEM; FATE OF STANBACK MIDDLE SCHOOL DEBATED

COUNTY NAMES REDISTRICTING COMMITTEE

SCHOOL BOARD NIXES HOUSE PROPOSAL

TAX NOT 'IMPACTING' SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA

SCHOOL BUDGET HAY SEE CHANGES

SIXTH-GRADERS WILL REMAIN AT STANBACK

LUNSFORD- FIELDS BUDGET QUESTIONS

BOARD MIGHT CHANGE CAREER-LADDER APPEALS

ORANGE CO. BOARD TO CONSIDER DRAFT OF MODEL SCHOOL PROPOSAL

TEACHERS ASK FOR BIGGER SLICE OF BUDGET PIE

BOARD RETURNS FIELD TRIP PROPOSAL FOR ANOTHER LOOK

CONFERENCE EXPENSES OVER $4,680

1990 OPENING OF NEW SCHOOL FACES DELAY

COUNTY ASKS SCHOOL SYSTEM TO LEASE LAND FOR COMMUNITY CENTER

BOARD OF EDUCATION OKS PAY SUPPLEMENTS FOR COUNTY

LUNSFORD WANTS MORE INFO ON SCHOOL-SIDE PARK

BOARD TO CONSIDER MODEL SCHOOL AGREEMENT

SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES MODEL SCHOOL AGREEMENT

NEW CLASSROOM WING TO MAKE WAY FOR OAK TREE

SCHOOL LOOKING AT ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM

BOARD TO CONSIDER GRADUATION CHANGE

BOARD HEARS SEAT BELT REQUEST

ADOPTION OF STUDENT-HELPING-STUDENT PROGRAM URGED

EFLAND-CHEEKS RESIDENTS ASK FOR HELP WITH CENTER

GREATER ROLE IN HIRING URGED BY MEMBER OF EDUCATION BOARD

IT'S PUBLIC HEARING, NOT PUBLIC BRAWL

EDITORIAL UNJUSTIFIED

SCHOOL BOARD PLANS MORNING GRADUATION

SCHOOL BOARD PONDERS SEATBELTS

SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER PSAT PROPOSAL

SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PSAT REQUIREMENT

TEACHERS QUESTION LATE PAYROLL

BOARD LOOKS TO FUTURE OF SCHOOLS IN ORANGE CO.

ORANGE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION TO CONSIDER' BIDS

TEACHERS TO GIVE VIEWS ON EDUCATION REFORM

BOARD OKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS BIDS

SUPERINTENDENT DIDN'T APPOINT COMMITTEES

SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS DISAGREE ON COMMISSIONERS' 'SIGNAL'

COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MAY VOTE SOON ON EFLAND PARK REQUEST

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, BUDGET
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
EDUCATION BUDGET PLAN TO GO TO VOTE
SCHOOL BUDGET DEBATE LIKELY TO CONTINUE
SCHOOL OFFICIALS QUESTION BUDGET
COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO UNVEIL BUDGET REQUESTS
EDUCATION BOARD LIKELY TO DELAY ACTION ON BUDGET
ORANGE EDUCATION BOARD OKS PORTION OF BUDGET
SCHOOL BOARD CUTS $50,000 FROM BUDGET
LOOKING AFTER THE 'NICKELS AND DIMES'

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, CHAIRMAN
SINGER RE-ELECTED BOARD CHAIRWOMAN

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
HAVERLAND TO SEEK RE-ELECTION

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
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
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

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CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CKH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/06/1989
2/25/1989
2/26/1989
2/26/1989
2/28/1989
3/06/198?
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
3/13/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/1989
3/29/1989
3/31/1989
4/12/1989
4/14/1989
4/20/1989
4/22/1989
4/22/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/27/1989
5/01/1989
5/03/1989
5/05/1989
5/11/1989
5/14/1989
5/24/1989
5/29/1989
6/09/1989
6/19/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
6/24/1989
7/10/1989
7/12/1989
8/05/1989
8/10/1989
8/12/1989
9/07/1989
9/07/1989
9/15/1989
9/17/1989
9/25/1989
9/27/1989
10/06/1989
10/23/1989
11/06/1989
11/20/1989
11/25/1989
12/06/1989
12/09/1989
12/24/1989

5/08/1989
5/10/1989
6/07/1989
6/12/1989
6/17/1989
8/16/1989
8/30/1989
9/02/1989

N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N

N M25
N M25
N M25
N L90

1 P N M25

3
3
3
3
10
3
1
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
3
3
3
1
3
2
3
3
4
4
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
2
3
4
1

N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N

N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N

N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N L90
N M25
N M25
N M25
N C62
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
E
L
N
N
N
N
N
N

N H90
N C62
N H90
L

N M20
N H90

N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N T77
E

CHH 1 7/12/1989 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1 12/14/1989 A 1 N H90

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S I T

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SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, VOTER REGISTRATION
ELECTIONS BOARD CERTIFIES RESULTS
PRIMARY LOOKS 'WIDE OPEN' TO ELECTION HEAD

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH, „, rj_rT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH BEPT.
HEALTH BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS

ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT

SEE ALSO COURTS, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
UNC TAKES MANY LOAN DEFAULTS TO COURT, FEW TO TRIAL
BINDING BOOKS ARE SET ASIDE AS COURT COMPUTERS WARM UP
CLERK SAYS SHE'LL SEEK SECOND TERM

ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSION FOR WOMEN

5raiBR^I0FTigEN^'S EVENTS IN HONOR OF WOr£N. ..
UOMEN^GHTS OOUreSTRUGGLE WITH WANING INTEREST, EQUALITY DAY..,
£c OFFICIALS VOTED 'NO' FOR WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE
SYMPOSIUM TO CONSIDER NEEDS OF WOMEN
AVOID CHILD-CARE "GUILT", FRIDAY SAYS

ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPCSETJ)
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY RECREATION DEPT.

^cS SscKYS^fTO LEASE LAND FOR COMJNITY CENTER
LUNSFORD WANTS MORE INFO ON SCHOOL-SIDE PARK

ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE (OLD BUILDING)
SEE ALSO COURTS. ORANGE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE LANDSCAPING DRAWS IRE
A LOOK BACK/CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS __

A LOOK BACK/FINAL SESSION IN OLD COURTHOUSE
HISTORIC QUESTIONS

ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C

GARDNER URGES DEMS TO HOP ON GOP TRAIN
HACKNEY EYES MAVRETIC'S JOB

CeS^TBeKsIIENTS UNSURE OF BEST METHOD OF.. .REPRESENTATION
DEMOCRATS SET SIGHTS ON HELMS
WALKER SAYS HE'LL SEEK 9TH TERM

CRANGE COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES ,.„„■,,

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, HiMAN SERVICES CENTER
SOCIAL SERVICES GETS NATIONAL AWARD

JEJUUEinEUtUB* TO FIGHT CHILD ABUSE

ADOLESCENT PROGRAM RECEIVES PRAISE

CHILD ABUSE REPORTS UP

BUSY ENOUGH NOT TO MISS IT

20 FOSTER CHILDREN LEFT ON HOLIDAY LIST

S^&BMSft^ CARE FOR 28 KIDS IN NEED
EXPERTS SEE RISE IN ABUSE REFERRALS

GRANGE COUNTY DEPT. ON AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
CRANGE CO. CAT TO GET 2 NEW VANS

85E hISSy'St^c^facility for elkrly

s^r^Ks SeS^XdSc^&y focus: mm. „

CFFICIALSAYS MANY BUY TOO MUCH COVERAGE/SUNDAY FOCUS I THE MEDICARE GAP
ffiiTSNS^fca^ERESaJRCES FOR ELDERLY MANY, YET INCOMPLETE
ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY (ALSO DA FOR CHATHAM COUNTY)

CHH 1 11/11/1989 A
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A

3 N

1 P N M20

CHH 1 1/04/1989 A 9 N

CHH 1

1/06/1989 A

1 P N H90

CHH 1

5/20/1989 A

3 P N H90

CHH 1

L2/14/1989 A

3 P N H90

CHH 1

3/19/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

8/28/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

8/28/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/08/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/11/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

6/09/1989 A

2 N M25

CHH 1

8/16/1989 A

3 P N D38

CHH 1

8/31/1989 A

7 P P

CHH 1

11/16/1989 A

9 P P

CHH 1

12/07/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

2/08/1989 A

3 P N R63

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

5/28/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

10/22/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

10/22/1989 A

1 N IBB

CHH 1

3/03/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

3/09/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

3/14/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

3/24/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

10/15/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

10/15/1989 A

3 P N H90

CHH 1

11/27/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

11/28/1989 A

8 N S17

CHH 1

12/17/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

12/22/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

1/06/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

1/08/1989 A

2 N M20

CHH 1

6/22/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

7/08/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

8/27/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

8/27/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

10/17/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

10/22/1989 A

3 N W57

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FOX ADMITS RUMOR OF BID FOR AG POST BEGAN 'IN JEST'

MAKING SENSE OF LOCAL COURTS

STACKING UP IN DISTRICT COURT

THE WAY TO TRIAL-NOST NEVER MAKE IT TO COURT

ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ASSISTANT
NEU ASSISTANT DA TO EASE DISTRICT LOAD
NEW ORANGE ASSISTANT DA IS ON THE JOB

ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ELECTIONS
FOX TO SEEK RE-ELECTION

ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

DEVELOPMENT GROUP ROLLS UP SLEEVES

PLANNERS SAY DEVELOPMENT BLUEPRINT IS 'IN A VACUUM'

CRITICISM OF PLAN PREMATURE, EDC MEMBERS COMPLAIN

GROWTH STRATEGY NEARING FINISH

ETC WILL PRESENT 1ST PLAN

COUNTY PLANNERS LUKEWARM ON DEVELOPMENT BLUEPRINT

COMMISSIONERS LAUD PROPOSED STRATEGIC PLAN

COUNTY APPROVES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FLAN

BLUE CROSS CARRIES IMPACT TAX CONCERNS TO ORANGE CO. EDC

HILLSBOROUGH LAUDS EDC'S EFFORTS

WITH AIRPORT GROUNDED, VOLUNTEERS FLYING TO EDC

WHEN 'NO' IS NOT ENOUGH

COUNTY DEPARTMENTS GET NATIONAL AWARDS

DEVELOPMENT PLAN NOT ON TRACK, EDC TOLD

EDC TACKLES COUNTY ONE STEP AT A TIME/SUNDAY FOCUS! ECONOMIC

BUILDING SCARCITY DAMPENS INDUSTRY, PRICE SAYS

BOARD HONORS EDC MEMBERS

EDC ENDORSES FUNDS FOR CENTER

CHAMBER GETS FUNDS FROM COUNTY

OFFICIALS RETHINK INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT 'IDEA'

SEARCH FOR NEW EDC DIRECTOR TO BE STATEWIDE

ORANGE COUNTY EDUCATION FOUNDATION
SEE ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, FOUNDATION

ORANGE COUNTY EMERGENCY DISPATCH CENTER

SEE ALSO EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (911)

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES COUNCIL

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.

BUDGET PROVIDES FOR 18 NEW COUNTY POSITIONS

COUNTY WON'T JOIN ATTACK EXERCISE

PAPER PRINTS PROPAGANDA

HUGO LEAVES EMERGENCY PERSONNEL IDLE, HAPPY

ORANGE COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES COUNCIL
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY EMERGENCY DISPATCH CENTER
ENHANCED 911 MAY HIKE BILLS

ORANGE COUNTY FEDERATION OF TEACHERS

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
TEACHERS DIFFER ON PAY PLAN OUTCOME
TEACHERS NOT JUMPING ON CAREER LADDER BANDWAGON
TEACHERS TO GIVE VIEWS ON EDUCATION REFORM
TEACHERS OBJECT TO REFORM COMMITTEE SELECTIONS

ORANGE COUNTY FIRE COMMISSIONER

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
COUNTY PONDERS NEED FOR FIRE COMMISSIONER
FIRE COMMISSION REPEALED

ORANGE COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY FIRE COMMISSIONER
BUDGET PROVIDES FOR 18 NEW COUNTY POSITIONS

ORANGE COUNTY FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE

CHH 1 7/25/1989 A
CHH 1 11/19/1989 A
CHH 1 11/19/1989 A
CHH 1 11/19/1989 A

CHH 1 8/15/1989 A
CHH 1 10/22/1989 A

3 P N H90
1 C N H90
1 P N H90
1 C N H90

7 P N M20
3 P N H90

CHH 1 12/13/1989 A 1 P N H90

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

cm i

DEVELOPMENT CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

1/10/1989
1/14/1989
1/15/1989
2/10/1989
3/12/1989
3/13/1989
3/15/1989
3/23/1989
4/14/1989
6/06/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/19/1989
7/14/1989
7/30/1989
8/11/1989
8/17/1989
9/15/1989
10/05/1989
10/14/1989
12/16/1989

CHH 1 6/01/1989 A

CHH 1 7/27/1989 A

CHH 1 8/03/1989 A

CHH 1 9/23/1989 A

CHH 1 8/08/1989 A
CHH 1 9/24/1989 A
CHH 1 11/20/1989 A
CHH 1 11/21/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1

1/16/1989 A
1/20/1989 A

N M20
N H20
N M20
N H90
N H90
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M25
N D38
N L90
E
N

N L90
N L90
N H90
N
N
N

N W57
N M20

1 N M20

3 N M20

4 L

1 N C62

CHH 1 11/08/1989 A 3 N

3 N C62

1 P N

2 N C62

3 N H90

1 N M20
8 N H20

CHH 1 6/01/1989 A 1 N M20

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SEE ALSO FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
PEDIATRIC PATROL

ORANGE COUNTY GRAND JURY

SEE ALSO COURTS, ORANGE TOMY
HILLSBOROUGH KAN INDICTED FOR SEX ABUSE
GRAND JURY INDICTS HAN ON SEX CHARGES
SHOOTING INCIDENT LEADS TO INDICTMENT
TWO MEN INDICTED IN AREA ROBBERIES

ORANGE COUNTY HAZARDOUS MATERIALSTEAM
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEF ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
NOXICUS GASFO^SSCKXDLEVACUATICN; SEVEN SENT TO HOSPITAL
INCLUDE SCHOOLS IN EMERGENCY PLANNING, STATE OFFICIALS bAY
CAUTIOUS APPROACH

ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT,

VKfu-S^SW COUNTIES HIT BY OUTBREAK
SHEM3OTT HUNTfESy PATIENTS/SUNDAY FOCUS: SCHOOL NURSES
NWTH CAROLINA'S PRESCRIPTION! MORE SCHOOL ■ MSB

taJKKJOVJ^eaMrBkmma at risk

fficff iS^^T&KrFOcSf^I^THE RESTAURANTS

'I DON'T INTEND FOR THIS TO BE A PAINFUL EXPERIENCE'

CROWDING IMPETUS FOR CLINIC (CORRECTION PRINTED 7^5-89)

WASTE SYSTEM RULES FRAMED, ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS EYED

OUCH1

HEALTH DEPT. SEEKS SEPTIC INSPECTIONS

HEALTH DEPT.'S PRIORITIES MISPLACED

KEEP HIV TESTING ANONYMOUS

ffiS ggT8S£Si COPD* with hqliny hue

ORANGS^ISSION SEARCHING FOR DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINTS
COMMISSION TO HOLD 'HOMOPHOBIA' HEARING

KncWxUS^RACE RELATIONS IN g^COUNTY

PUBLIC HEARING CENTERS ON COUNTY RACE RELATIONS _ttrw„. rTnuT

FPEACHING EQUALITY; TIM KIMREY IS LEADING ORANGE COUNTY'S UGHT...

EMPLOYMENT ABUSES NEXT ON AGENDA

RIGHTS LAW COULD CHILL BUSINESS, PRICE SAYS
THE TIME IS NOW FOR WOMEN TO ACT/GUEST CCCUMNIST
MOORE SAYS JOLLY WILL BE 'NATIONAL LANDMARK' CASE
OFFICIALS' ABSENCE AT RIGHTS HEARINGS DRAUS CRITICISM
CCWISSICN PUSHES COUNTY CIVIL RIGHTS LAW

ORANGE COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES CENTER

SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, HUMAN SERVICES CENTER

ORANGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

KPS^T^ITEINBEre HOGAN CRAFTS OC-STRCKE LEAD AT OCI
MCSHERRY HAS LAST LAUGH WITH OCI TITLE

ORANGE COUNTY JAIL „.T„-.„ „„,

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
ELECTRONIC PRISONER MONITORING fTOPpSED
USER CHARGE URGED FOR ELECTRONIC HOUSE ARREST PROGRAM
JAIL EXPANSION BIDS AWARDED
COUNTY REAFFIRMS RENOVATION BIDS

ORANGE COUNTY JOB SERVICE EMPLOYER COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
JSEC ELECTS NEW LEADERSHIP

ORANGE COUNTY LANDFILL

H 2 3/18/1989 B 3 P P M66

CHH 1 1/06/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 9/13/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 11/08/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 12/14/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1

1/25/1989 A

1 P N H90

CHH 1

1/25/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

3/14/1989 A

1 P P T44

CHH 1

1/04/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

3/19/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

3/19/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

4/09/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

5/15/1989 A

1 P Q S17

CHH 1

5/20/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

6/11/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

6/11/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

7/13/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

7/16/1989 A

1 N L90

DW 1

7/19/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

9/16/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

9/20/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

10/29/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

12/23/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

12/26/1989 A

3 N 317

CHH 1

1/30/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

2/26/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

4/13/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

4/15/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

5/30/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

6/02/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

6/06/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

6/17/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

6/23/1989 A

1 N 517

CHH 1

10/09/1989 A

4 P U

CHH 1

10/18/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

10/20/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

12/31/1989 A

1 P N H90

H 2 8/05/1989 B 2 P P T32
H 2 8/06/1989 C 1 P N C49
H 2 8/07/1989 B 2 P N C49

CHH 1 11/20/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 12/04/1989 A 1 N H90

aw 1 12/06/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 12/22/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 2/18/1989 A 8 N

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SEE ALSO REGIONAL SOLID WASTE TASK FORCE
LANDFILL FEES HAY INCREASE
RECYCLING EFFORT LOOKING GOOD
TIPPING FEES PROPOSAL TO BE TESTED
SITE BOUGHT FOR BUMP TOO SMALL, TAYLOR SAYS
COMMITTEE PROPOSED TO LOCATE LANDFILL SITE
HARTWELL BLASTS LANDFILL PROF'OSAL
PROCESS CALLED FLAWED

ORANGE CO. TO CONSIDER LANDFILL CHOICE PROCEDURE
STUDY TO CONSIDER REDUCING AREA'S GARBAGE GLUT
DISPUTE CENTER INPUT URGED FOR LANDFILL
TOWNSHIPS GIVEN SCANT FOREWARNING OF MEETINGS
SMALL DETAILS MATTER IN LANDFILL SELECTION
GARBAGE WON'T GO 'AWAY'

ORANGE COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
BIG TOP OPENING IS TODAY
COMBATTING ILLITERACY: GENTLE PERSUASION ISN'T WORKING

ORANGE COUNTY MANAGER, ASSISTANT

'MR. ORANGE COUNTY' REMEMBERED FOR YEARS OF SERVICE
COUNTY PROMOTES LISTON

ORANGE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
HACKNEY BLASTS MARTIN'S MENTAL HEALTH BUDGETING
DEATH PENALTY IMMUNITY IS URGED
CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH FOCUS DURING MONTH

CHAPEL HILL GROUP OFFERS SUPPORT TO SUFFERERS OF MANIC DEPRESSION
AN ABUNDANCE OF THERAPISTS/HEALING THE MIND
'IT'S ALL CONFIDENTIAL '/HEALING THE MIND
REACHING OUT FOR SUPPORT/HEALING THE MIND
MENTAL HEALTH CENTER BIDS ON SUCCESS OF 2ND ANNUAL AUCTION
ASSOCIATION COLLECTS GIFTS

ORANGE COUNTY PASSENGER SAFETY ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS
SEATBELTS TO BE TESTED ON ORANGE SCHOOLS ACTIVITY BUS

ORANGE COUNTY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES
ORANGE CO. BULLETIN BOARD HERALDS 12 VACANT POSTS

ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ZONING

SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ZONING

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LAND USE

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ZONING

SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO PLANNING AREA

SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHATHAM PLANNING AREA

COUNTY MULLS COMPROMISE ON DUKE FOREST

COUNTY, TOWN CLASH OVER BUFFER

PLANNERS SAY DEVELOPMENT BLUEPRINT IS 'IN A VACUUM'

CRITICISM OF PLAN PREMATURE, EDC MEMBERS COMPLAIN

PLANNERS PLAY THE 'CIRCLE GAME'

PROJECT WOULD BE FIRST RURAL BUFFER TEST

COMMISSIONERS OPPOSE DUKE FOREST BUFFER; LANDOWNER'S SHOULDN'T HAVE TO...

UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN DUKE, COUNTY FALLS APART

DUKE OFFICIAL EXPLAINS HIS OPPOSITION TO FOREST ZONING

STAFF CRITICIZED ABOUT COUNTY AIRPORT STUDY

MEETINGS CLASH; PLANNING BOARD JUGGLES SCHEDULE

COUNTY PLANNERS LUKEWARM ON DEVELOPMENT BLUEFRINT

THE FIGHT'S NOT OVER; SHARLENE PILKEY TO LEAVE PLANNING BOARD...

COMMISSIONERS LAUD PROPOSED STRATEGIC PLAN

PURCHASING SECURITY WITH OUR LIBERTY/ JAMES R, SMTIH

ORANGE CO. TO DELAY DUKE FOREST VOTE

UNIVERSITY STATION CLEARS HURDLE

PLANNERS RECOMMEND AGAINST ENVIRONTEK

NOISE POLLUTION FEARS COULD STYMIE AIRPORT EFFORT, CONSULTANT SAYS

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S

I T

N E E

L Y

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 2/17/1989 A

I N M70

CHH 1 2/18/1989 A >

) E

CHH 1 5/16/1989 A I

5 N

CHH 1 5/17/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1 9/03/1989 A 1

N C62

CHH 1 9/07/1989 A ."

J N M20

CHH 1 9/07/1989 A ;

i N C62

RE

CHH 1 10/16/1989 A 1

P N H90

CHH 1 10/17/1989 A 1

N M70

CHH 1 10/25/1989 A C

! N

CHH 1 11/22/1989 A 3

I N M20

CHH 1 11/25/1989 A '

1 E

CHH 1 12/04/1989 A t

1 L

CHH 1 4/18/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 12/10/1989 A 4 P J

CHH 1
CHH 1

3/23/1989 A
5/21/1989 A

3 N H90
11 N

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/29/1989
1/29/1989
5/06/1989
7/11/1989
8/07/1989
8/08/1989
8/09/1989
12/12/1989
12/12/1989

1 P
3

3 P
3

1 P
1 P
1 P
3 P
3

N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
Q S17
Q S17
Q S17
N S17
N S17

CHH 1 11/28/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 11/19/1989 A 3 P N M20

CHH 1

1/11/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

1/12/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

1/14/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

1/15/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

2/07/1989 A

4 U

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

3/01/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

3/01/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

3/02/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

3/11/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

3/13/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

3/13/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

3/27/1989 A

4 U

CHH 1

4/04/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

4/06/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

4/07/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

4/07/1989 A

1 P N M20

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SUBJE

HILLSBOROUGH FORGOES APRIL PLANNING MEETING
PLANNING BOARD OBJECTS TO COMMISSIONERS' SNUB
RURAL AREAS LACK REPRESENTATION/ JAKES R. SMITH
PLANNERS ASK DELAY OF RESERVOIR DECISION
PLANNING BOARD BUCKS COMMISSIONERS
JOINT PLANNING ISSUE TO GET HEARING „„__
BOARDS DEBATE SCOPE OF JOINT PLANNING AGREEMENT
QUARRY HOPES CRUSHED „ mMmm rw,T

CANTRELL ELECTED TO PLANNING BOARD POST
CLARIFICATION _Arir,

BURKLIN APFOINTED TO PLANNING BOARD
COUNTY DEPARTMENTS GET NATIONAL AWARDS

MftSBS ffi Kon^S^Kriticizes owasa

$« S'Mlftffii^T HUh'S... CCOR*ECTED 7-20-89)

PLANNING BOARD HAD NO CHOICE ,m«mmm

MCLENNAN'S FARM AGAIN FOCUS OF PUBLIC HEARING
COUNTY TO REVISE DUKE FOREST PLAN
RURAL FAMILY GETS THE BUREAUCRATIC RUNAROUND
COUNTY PONDERS SIMPLER PROCESS

VlBl^^^T^™ DEPARTMENT INDICATES
PLANNING DEPARTMENT CONSIDERS CHANGES
BUREAUCRATIC NIGHTMARE

^TER^D^ILBif^ORATORIUM GETS OK FROM [PLANNERS

GIVE DEMOCRACY A CHANCE TO WORK ON WATERSHED ISSUE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT POLICY UNDER FIRE

PLANNING BOARDS READY TO CONSIDER JOINT PLANNING TURF

1-40 STANDS BETWEEN HILLSBOROUGH, COUNTY

LITTLE RIVER. CEDAR GROVE ZONING EYED

S^^^M^L^STRICTIONS IN WATERSHED

BOARD EXTENDS GROWTH BOUNDS _„„.„ wmBBm _

MORE TIME FOR PUBLIC HEARING COMMENTS POSSIBLE

SUGGESTION MUDDIES THE WATERS

BACK TO THE LAND _ rmw

PLANNERS RAPPED FOR TYPING ERRORS „___

TOWNSHIPS GIVEN SCANT FOREWARNING OF MEETINGS

COUm TO TACKLE WATERSHED, AFFORDABLE HOUSING LINKAGE

CWISSIONERSVOICE IMPATIENCE WITH RURAL CHARACTER COMMITTEE

WATERSHED ACTIONS POSTPONED

ORANGE COUNTY PRISON UNIT

SUSPECT IN RAPE GETS 40 YEARS n^rnrT^
TWO ESCAPEES STILL ELUDING AREA OFFICERS

^^^^J^^^l* P*" PLEASE

°^Ovff BaT^T'sTRIIE AT LOCAL LIEKARY
LIBRARY GETS LECTURE GRANT

^coKK Sf&gional «h> sites by September

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ENTERS NEW HEADQUARTERS

ORANGE COUNTY RAPE CRISIS CENTER (FORMERLY CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO RAPE...)
SEE ALSO DURHAM RAfE CRISIS CENTER
SEE ALSO RAPE, ORANGE COUNTY

RAPE. ABUSE REPORTS UP 14 PERCENT

CENTER REACHING OUT TO MALE RAPE VICTIMS

RAPE CRISIS WANTS MEMBERS _ „^™, CAV

BNHft VmJEBVbm. ASSAULTS

A^IME raL&WKIixUArSLTS SEEN AS EXPRESSION OF FCWER
TW^ YEARS LATER, THE SCARS ARE STILL THERE, SUNDAY FOCUS/RAPE
RAPE CENTER TO SPONSOR SUPPORT GROUPS IN FALL

C T S

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S

I T

N E

E

L Y

P D ■

—DATE — C -F-G L P BYL

CHH 1

4/08/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

4/13/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

4/17/1989 A

4 U

CHH 1

4/18/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

4/19/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

4/22/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

5/11/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

5/17/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

5/19/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/19/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/21/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

7/16/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

7/20/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

7/31/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

8/02/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

9/09/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

9/09/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

9/11/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

9/15/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

9/15/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

9/15/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

9/18/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

9/20/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

9/21/1989 A

4 P U

CHH 1

10/03/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

10/05/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

10/07/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

10/12/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

10/13/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

10/18/1989 A

1 N K20

CHH 1

10/19/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

10/21/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

10/21/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

10/30/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

11/08/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/22/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

11/27/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

12/06/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

12/20/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

5/16/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

6/10/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

6/28/1989 A

3 P N H90

CHH 1

7/09/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

11/07/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

8/25/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

1/10/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

2/19/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

3/29/1989 A

3 P N M70

CHH 1

6/13/1989 A

1 C N S17

CHH 1

6/13/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/18/1989 A

1 D N S17

CHH 1

6/18/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

8/13/1989 A

2 N

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SUBJECTS

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S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

RAPE NO LONGER VIEWED AS 'DOZEN'S PROBLEM'

RAPE SEX CRIhE ALSO, SAYS EXPERT

SCHULTZ GETS SERVICE AWARD

CRISIS CENTER TO HOLD AUCTION

DIFFICULTIES OVERSHADOW GOOD CHEER OF ANNUAL RAPE CENTER SILENT AUCTION

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

ORANGE COUNTY RECREATION DEPT.

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPOSED)
TASK FORCE PROPOSED AS CRUISING SOLUTION CHH 1

BILL WOULD BOLSTER OUTREACH PROGRAM TAKING RECREATION TO AREA REST HOMES CHH 1
COUNTY MIGHT RAISE REC FEES CHH 1

9/11/1989 A

9/15/1989 A

11/10/1989 A

11/22/1989 A

12/10/1989 A

2/09/1989 A
3/04/1989 A
6/13/1989 A

ORANGE COUNTY REPORT TO THE PEOPLE

ORANGE COUNTY REPORT TO THE PEOPLE

ORANGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY, ORANGE COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE SQUAD

SEE ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO SOUTH ORANGE RESCUE SQUAD

PLANE CRASH RESCUE! (TAKE 2)

RESCUERS VOICE CONCERNS OVER AMBULANCE CHARGE

RESCUE VOLUNTEERS PROTEST FEE AT COUNTY BOARD MEETING

RESCUE UNITS NOW COLLECTING 'TAXI' CHARGES

ORANGE COUNTY RURAL CHARACTER COMMITTEE

COMMISSIONER TELLS RURAL GROUP TO STOP DEBATE, START STUDY

STUDY TO PRESERVE PARTS OF RURAL ORANGE

KENDIG'S REPORT SAYS COUNTY'S RURAL ATTITUDES ARE NOT UNUSUAL

150 ATTEND RURAL STUDY FORUMS THIS WEEK

KENDIG'S SURPRISE NO SURPRISE

CHAPEL HILL FACES TOUGH CHOICES

COUNTY OFFICIALS PUT DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS LEGISLATION ON HOLD

SOME FARMERS WANT NO PART OF RURAL STUDY

PRESERVING WHAT FOR WHOM?

RURAL CHARACTER STUDY GROUP SAYS PUBLIC NEEDS MORE INFORMATION

THE (SCENIC) ROAD TO RUN/JAMES R. SMITH

RURAL AREAS LACK REPRESENTATION/ JAMES R. SMITH

PLANNERS MAKE PITCH FOR STUDY

RURAL PRESERVATION STUDY GROUP TO TAKE CASE TO PUBLIC

KENDIG EXPECTED TO SUGGEST ZONING OF TWO AREA TOWNSHIPS

FARMERS GET FEISTY AT RURAL CHARACTER STUDY fCETING

CONSULTANT TO LEAD MEETINGS

EFLAND RESIDENTS SHY AT RURAL CHARACTER SESSION

RURAL STUDY WILL TAKE MORE TIME

CITY-COUNTY TENSIONS STILL SPLIT ORANGE CO. (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-31-89)

CENTRAL, NORTHERN RESIDENTS UNSURE OF PEST METHOD OF... REPRESENTATION

STABILITY, NOT STUDY, IS KEY TO LOCAL ECONOMY/ JAMES R. SMITH

'CHARACTER' MEETING POSTPONED

CONSULTANT WARNS RURAL ORANGE CO. ENDANGERED

THE GREAT FLAW OF 'WHAT IF' STUDIES/GUEST COLUMNIST

CONSULTANT SEEKING 'SUFFICIENT GUIDANCE' ON RURAL STRATEGIES

LET TOWNSHIPS DECIDE TDR QUESTION

LITTLE RIVER, CEDAR GROVE ZONING EYED

KENDIG SAYS LINK WATER, RURAL EFFORT

RURAL GROUP WOULD ZONE TOWNSHIPS

HALKIOTIS, CAREY LEERY OF ZONING TOWNSHIPS

COMMISSIONERS WANT TO FINISH RURAL STUDY

RURAL CHARACTER COMMITTEE STILL PIECING PUZZLE

RECOMMENDATIONS ON RURAL BUFFER EXPECTED FROM COMMITTEE NOV. 28

TEER OFFICIALS LOOK FOR HELP FROM STUDY

GROUP POSTPONES RURAL BUFFER DECISIONS

COMMISSIONERS VOICE IMPATIENCE WITH RURAL CHARACTER COMMITTEE

WHAT'S THE RUSH, COMMISSIONERS?

RURAL COMMITTEE HEAD PONDERS RESIGNING CHAIRMAN'S POSITION

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS

SEE ALSO ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
CAN WE BLAME THE PARENTS?

CHH 1 5/14/1989 A

CHH 1 5/20/1989 A

CHH 1 5/31/1989 A

CHH 1 7/03/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

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 1

CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/05/1989

1/20/1989

1/25/1989

1/26/1989

1/26/1989

1/30/1989

2/28/1989

3/22/1989

3/23/1989

4/05/1989

4/10/1989

4/17/1989

4/19/1989

4/24/1989

4/24/1989

4/27/1989

5/09/1989

5/17/1989

5/25/1989

5/28/1989

5/28/1989

6/19/1989

6/25/1989

9/02/1989

10/02/1989

10/10/1989

10/11/1989

10/12/1989

10/13/1989

10/21/1989

11/01/1989

11/02/1989

11/05/1989

11/20/1989

11/24/1989

11/30/1989

12/06/1989

12/07/1989

12/17/1989

1 P G
3 N S17
3 N
3 N
3 P N D38

3 N R63
3 P N M20
1 P N M20

H 2 4/02/1989 G 1 F

3 P N C62
3 N M20
1 N M20
3 N M20

N M20
L

N M20
N L90
E
E
N M20

1 P N M20

E

N M20
U
U
N

N M20
N ICO
N M20
N

N M20
N D38
N M20
N M20
U
N

N D38
U

N M20
E

N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
E
N M20

CHH 1 1/23/1989 A 4 P U

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SUBJECTS

MARTHA BROWN NAKED OUTSTANDING TEACHER

^%^^^SFo*K TO 'UK PROUD'

PRINCIPAL! TRADITIONAL DIFFERENCES ARE RECEDING

SCHOOLS SEEK MORE TEACHERS WHO ARE HALE _^

AIBPTION OF STUDENT-HELPING-STUIENT PROGRAM URGED cralTrc

LUNSFOfS HCfEFUL NSJ HOPE SCHOOL UILL GET COUNTY WATER, SEVER SERVICE

BOARD LOOKS TO FUTURE OF SCHOOLS IN ORANGE CO.

BID LAW COULD COST SCHOOL MORE HONEY

N.C. SUPERINTENDENT TO VISIT AREA SCHOOLS _^

ETBERnSSE PRAISES StHOOLSFOR COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

SEATEELTS TO BE TESTED ON ORANGE SCHOOLS ACTIVITY BUS

TEACHERS SHOULD GET LONGEVITY CHECKS TODAY

SUPERINTENDENT DIDN'T APPOINT COMMITTEES

rowiSSIONER SAYS 'MESSAGE' SENT TO COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD „ „

HILLSBORO^ TO r^DER^TER SERVICE REQUEST FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ADMINISTRATION
^BOARD NAMES HOWELL INSTRUCTION DIRECTOR

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING ^PROGFAM

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
ORANGE CO. TESTING REPORT A HIXEDBAG
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PSAT REQUIREMENT _„.,.«.

COJNTY STTJfrENTS MEET 90% OF STATE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
STUDENTS ADVANCE IN ART CONTEST

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO ASBESTOS m.mmmwms

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., ASBESTOS
SCHOOL SYSTEMS MEET ASBESTOS DEADLINE

g^Fcf fM^ExIId i850,000, SCTCCL OFFICIALS SAY
SCHOOLS' ASBESTOS REMOVAL COMPLETE

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, BOND ISSUE

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BOND ISSUES
LUNSFORD EXPLAINS GRADE DECISION

""! KS» OF FICTION, BUDGET
SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT WAYS
SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT WAYS
CmTCOUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS STILL AT ODK
COUNTY EDUCATORS TO GATHER FOR INFORMS. WORKSHOP
ORANGE SCHOOLS' BUDGET REQUESTS HIT $2.6 MILLION
TFACHERSBOCST BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM IN TV E>COUNTER
LUNS^'SSCHOOL BUDGET H.UEPRINT REQUESTS MORE LOCAL FUNIS
SCHOOL BUDGET MAY SEE CHANGES _

SIXTH-GRADERS UILL REMAIN AT STANBACK
LUNSFORD FIELDS BUDGET QUESTIONS mpinr_

sdoglofficial: federal aid vital to kandicapfed

PTAFORUM TO ADDRESS EQUAL FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS
TEACHERS ASK FOR BIGGER SLICE OF BUDGET PIE

^8^$Jffit"$&$fe SSS^Pgr sam systems

HELPING THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES mmmmm

HARTWELL MAKES OFFER ON EQUAL SCHOOL FUNDING

EDUCATION BUDGET PLAN TOGO TO VOTE

SCHOOL BUDGET DEBATE LIKELY TO CONTINUE

BOARD ARGUES ABOUT SCHOOL FUNDING

VOTERS WOULD DECIDE SCHOOL TAX

VOTERS UOULD DECIDE SCHOOL TAX

BUDGET WORRIES SCHOOL OFFICIALS

BUDGET WORRIES SCHOOL OFFICIALS

SCHOOL OFFICIALS QUESTION BUDGET

CCWTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO UNVEIL BUDGET REQUESTS

SINGER URGES MORE FUNDING

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

— DATE-

4/18/1989
4/27/1989
5/01/1989
6/04/1989
7/05/1989
8/05/1989
9/16/1989
10/23/1989
11/11/1989
11/12/198?
11/15/198?
11/28/1989
12/06/198?
12/06/1989
12/07/1989
12/13/1989

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S I T
E L Y

C -PG L P BYL

N
N

N M25
N M25
N C62
N M25
N M20
N
N

N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
L

N M20
N U57

CHH 1 8/18/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 8/20/1989 A
CHH 1 9/27/1989 A
CHH 1 12/04/1989 A

1 N M25
3 P N
3 N H90

CHH 1 4/19/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 3/27/1989 A 1 N C62

CHH 1 6/15/1989 A 3 P N «20

CHH 1 6/15/198? A 3 N KB

CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 1 N M25

CHH 1 3/07/1989 A 1 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
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/08/1989 A

1/08/1989 A

1/08/1989 A

2/25/1989 A

3/26/198? A

3/26/1989 A

4/18/1989 A

4/22/198? A

4/26/1989 A

4/26/1989 A

5/01/198?

5/02/198?

5/03/1989

5/04/1989

5/05/1989

5/07/198?

5/08/1989

5/08/198?

5/10/1989

5/31/1989

5/31/1989

5/31/1989

6/01/1989

6/01/1989

6/07/1989

6/12/198?

6/15/198?

N M25

N C62
N M25
N M25
N M25
N C62
N K25
N M25
N HZ
N H25
N M25
N C62
N .125
N C62
N C62
E

N M20
N M25
N M25
N M20
N C62
N M25
N C62
N M25
N M25
N K25
N M25

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1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

EDUCATION BOARD LIKELY TO DELAY ACTION ON BUDGET

CITY SCHOOLS TICKLED WITH BIGGER BUDGET

COUNTY EDUCATORS LIKE LOCAL OPTION MERIT-PAY PROPOSAL

ASSISTANTS FOR TEACHERS BOARD'S FOCUS

SCHOOL BOARD CUTS *50,000 FROM BUDGET

LOOKING AFTER THE 'NICKELS AND DIMES'

IMPROVEMENTS PLAN REVIEW AT TOP OF SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSES

BRONCO-BUSTING DRIVERS COMPETE IN BUS RODEO
SCHOOL BOARD PONDERS SEATBELTS

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
FINAL PREPARATIONS

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COACHES

COACHES MAY GET HIGHER STIPEND

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL, COMPETENCY TESTS
ORANGE CO. TESTING REPORT A MIXED BAG

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPUTERS

PARENTS TEAM UITH TEACHERS TO HELP 'AT RISK' STUDENTS
PAYROLL PROBLEMS STILL PLAGUE COUNTY SCHOOLS
COMPUTER MAKES DITTO OUT-OF-DATE AT CENTRAL

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CONSTRUCTION

SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT WAYS

SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT WAYS

CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS STILL AT ODDS

SCHOOL OFFICIALS: CONFLICTS WON'T DIVIDE SYSTEMS (CORRECTED 1-11-89)

MODEL SCHOOL QUERIES LIKELY AT BOARD MEETING

SCHOOL OFFICIALS CHANGE TUNE ON STANBACK

LUNSFORD'S SCHOOL BUDGET BLUEPRINT REQUESTS MORE LOCAL FUNDS

IMPACT TAX ABOUT-FACE IRKS CATES

SEWER SYSTEM SNAGS PLANS FOR NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SECLUSION OF SITE CONCERNS PARENTS

1990 OPENING OF NEW SCHOOL FACES DELAY

SCHOOLS FACE POPULATION GROWTH

NEW CLASSROOM WING TO MAKE WAY FOR OAK TREE

SCHOOL LOOKING AT ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM

REDESIGN DELAYS 2 SCHOOL PROJECTS

ORANGE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION TO CONSIDER BIDS

IMPROVEMENTS PLAN REVIEW AT TOP OF SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA

BOARD OKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS BIDS

COMMISSIONER SAYS 'MESSAGE' SENT TO COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD

SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS DISAGREE ON COMMISSIONERS' 'SIGNAL'

BOARD APPROVES NEW HOPE EXPANSION

COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MAY VOTE SOON ON EFLAND PARK REQUEST

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
AREA SCHOOLS REFLECT PUNISHMENT DEBATE

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COUNSELORS

COUNSELING NEEDS SERIOUS, SCHOOL PRINCIPALS SAY

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM

SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT COMPUTERS, FABRIC ART, SHARKS
TWELVE TEACHERS PLAN SPECIAL PROJECTS
SCHOOLS CONSIDER REFORM AGENDA
SCHOOLS CONSIDER REFORM AGENDA
SENTIMENTS DIFFER ON REFORM fWCESS

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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

6/17/1989
6/18/1989
7/09/1989
8/28/1989
8/30/1989
9/02/1989
11/19/1989

N M25
N M25
N C62
N T77
N T77
E
N C62

CHH
CHH

1 5/01/1989 A
1 9/17/1989 A

CHH 1 8/23/1989 A

CHH 1 3/03/1989 A

3 P N M25
3 N

3 P P L38
3 N

CHH 1 8/20/1989 A 1 N M25

CHH 1 1/16/1989 A
CHH 1 11/09/1989 A
CHH 1 12/23/1989 A

2 N M25

3 N H90
3 N H90

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

1/08/1989

1/08/1989

1/08/1989

1/10/1989

2/06/1989

3/03/1939

4/18/1989

4/20/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/14/1989

6/16/1989

6/22/1989

6/24/1989

10/14/1989

11/06/1989

11/19/1989

11/25/1989

12/07/1989

12/09/1989

12/21/1989

12/24/1989

N M25
N C62
N M25
N M20
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M20
N
N

N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N

N H90
N C62
N H90
N M20
N M20
N
N H90

CHH 1 3/14/1989 A

CHH 1 3/17/1989 A

CHH 1 3/05/1989 A
CHH 1 5/31/1989 A
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS

TASK FORCE TO CONSIDER RECOMMENDATIONS FOR LDWERIiffi ORANGE CO. DROPOUT.. CHH 1 1/30/1989 A

DROPOUT REPORT TO BE CONSIDERED CHH 1 3/03/1989 A

COMMITTEE WOULD CONSIDER NEW ELEMENTARY DISTRICT LINES CHH 1 3/06/1989 A

1 N C62
1 P N M25

3 P N M25
3 N M25
3 N U57
3 N H90
3 N C62

2 N M25

3 N

1 N M25

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1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

DROPOUT RATE FALLS 3X AT ORANGE HIGH (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-15-89)
KEEPING THEM IN SCHOOL

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE _
AREA SCHOOLS REFLECT U.S. DRUG FtfOBLEMS
PARENTS' VIEWS, ATTITUDES CALLED PREVENTION KEY
THEDARE IS TO SAY 'NO'; FULL-TIME OFFICER FIGHTING ABUSE...

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES

EDUCATOR NAMED ADMINISTRATOR OF YEAR ^APin

GRATER ROLE IN HIRING URGED BY MEMBER OF EDUCATION BOARD
BOARD OKS NEW 'CLASSIFIED' EMPLOYEE PAY PLAN

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
SCHOOLS FACE POPULATION GROWTH
TRIANGLE WILL LEAD N.C. PUPIL GROWTH

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, FIELD TRIPS

BOARD MAY TIGHTEN FIELD TRIP POLICY

BOARD RETURNS FIELD TRIP PROPOSAL FOR ANOTHER LOOK

""g SLSMaTfcJaaBB'puuc SCHOOL foundation

ABC"! OfaJCCESS^ILLSBOROUGH SMALL-BUSINESS OWNER JOINS IN EFFORT...
TWELVE TEACHERS PLAN SPECIAL PROJECTS

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, GOALS^ANDPLANNING
BREAKFAST TALK FOCUSES ON REDISTRICTING

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, HEALTH PROGRAM

THE WORD ON MEASLES: 'KNOCK ON WOOD'

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATION

OFFICIALS PUT OUT WORD ON IMMUNIZATIONS

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM

COUNTY NUTRITION DIRECTOR SET TO RETIRE

°^oWYSrLMDFri KI^ARY SCHOOL (CORRECTED 2-28-89,
CjORRTCTIQN

LUNSFORD EXPLAINS. GRADE DECISION
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER TRANSFER POLICY

TRAFFIC, SAFETY CONCERN NEIGHBORS OF SCHOOL SITE iml_

BOARD LEANS TOWARD K-5 SYSTEM; FATE OF STANBACK MIDDLE SCHOOL DEBATED
COUNTY NAMES REDISTRICTING COMMITTEE
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES MODEL SCHOOL AGREEMENT

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, MODEL SCHOOL PjTOGRAM

MODEL SCHOOL QUERIES LIKELY AT BOARD MEETING

BOARD MAYDROP PLANS FOR NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (CORRECTED 2-28-89)

BRIDGES' MOVE MAY NOT AFFECT SCHOOL

BRIDGES1?!] CONTINUE EFFORTS FOR REGIONAL IttDEL , SCWOL^
ORANGE CO. BOARD TO CONSIDER DRAFT OF MODEL SCHOOL PROPOSAL
BOARD TO CONSIDER MODEL SCHOOL AGREEMENT

HiflNWUK KfoR MORE THAN MEANDERING CREEK
^SM^TH Ks'K^AT RISK'

STUDENTS

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, RADON
<TT Al <tTI RATVW
PRDFBSDRTHINKS RADON NOT A THREAT TO ORANGE COUNTY'S SCHOOLS

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, REDISTRICTING

BREAKFAST TALK FOCUSES ON REDISTRICTING „„„„ , TU_
COMMITTEE WOULD CONSIDER NEW ELEMENTARY DISTRICT LINES
REDISTRICTING COMMITTEE PLAN ADOPTED

D — DATE-

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 8/12/1989 A
CHH 1 12/11/1989 A

CHH 1 1/22/1989 A
CHH 1 1/22/1989 A
CHH 1 1/22/1989 A

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A
CHH 1 8/12/1989 A
CHH 1 12/11/1989 A

3 N M25
3 P N H90

C N C62

N C62

P N M25

CHH 1
S 2

CHH 1
CHH 1

6/16/1989 A
9/05/1989 A

3/31/1989 A
5/05/1989 A

CHH 1 5/29/1989 A
CHH 1 5/31/1989 A

3 N

3 P N M25
2 N H90

3 N M25
1 C N S92

3 N M25
3 N M25

3 P N M25
3 N M25

CHH 1 2/26/1989 A 3 N M25

CHH 1 1/25/1989 A 3 N M25

CHH 1 2/10/1989 A 9 N M25

CHH 1 3/05/1989 A 3 P N M25

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

H 2

H 2

2/26/1989 A
2/28/1989 A
3/07/1989 A
3/29/1989 A
4/09/1989 A
4/12/1989 A
4/14/1989 A
6/21/1989 A

P N M25
N

N M25
N M25
N M20
N M25
N M25

3 P N M25

2/06/1989
2/26/1939
2/26/1989
2/28/1989
3/01/1989
5/01/1989
6/19/1989
8/04/1989 B
11/16/1989 C

2

3

11

2

3
1
2

8
8

N M25
N M25
N
N

N M25
N M25
N L90
N
N K65

CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 2 N M25

CHH 1 4/22/1989 A 1 N C62

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/26/1989 A
3/06/1989 A
3/08/1989 A

3 N M25
1 N M25
3 N M25

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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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SCHOOL OFFICIALS, PUBLIC TO DISCUSS ELEMENTARY GRADE RECOMMENDATION
BOARD PONDERS PUBLIC CONCERNS ON GRADE ISSUE
COUNTY NAMES REDISRICTING COMMITTEE

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SCHOOL OFFICIAL: FEDERAL AID VITAL TO HANDICAPPED

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUMMER PROGRAMS

SUMMER SCHOOL/FOR AREA PRINCIPALS, SUMMER IS NOT A TIME FOR VACATIONS
R2-D2 GOES TO SCHOOL

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
TEACHER GROUPS SUPPORT BUDGET
TEACHERS ASK FOR BIGGER SLICE Of BUDGET PIE
HARTHELL MAKES OFFER ON EQUAL SCHOOL FUNDING
BOARD OF EDUCATION OKS PAY SUPPLEMENTS FOR COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO

SCHOOL OFFICIAL CONTRADICTS RECENT SURVEY

STATE EDUCATION SURVEY 'BIASED,' LEADER SAYS

TEACHERS' RESTRAINT ADMIRABLE

T-DAY; FEW LOCAL TEACHERS JOIN MARCH

LEARNING FROM THE LADDER/SUNDAY FOCUS: TEACHERS' MERIT RAISES

BUT IS THE EVALUATION PROCESS PASSING?/FOCUS: TEACHERS* MERIT RAISES

EDUCATION FAIR RESULTS IN FUN FOR STUDENTS, PRAISE FOR CAREER LADDER...

CITY TEACHERS DISCUSS WISH LIST UITH ORANGE COUNTY LEGISLATORS

TEACHER RECEIVES REGIONAL HONOR

MARTHA BROWN NAMED OUTSTANDING TEACHER

BOARD MIGHT CHANGE CAREER-LADDER APPEALS

TEACHERS ASK FOR BIGGER SLICE OF BUDGET PIE

ORANGE COUNTY TEACHERS SPLIT ON LADDER PROGRAM

TWELVE TEACHERS PLAN SPECIAL PROJECTS

LOCAL TEACHERS JOIN 7,000 CALLING FOR PAY INCREASES

TEACHER OF THE YEAR

SCHOOLS SEEK MORE TEACHERS WHO ARE MALE

GREATER ROLE IN HIRING URGED BY MEMBER OF EDUCATION BOARD

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS, SALARIES
COACHES MAY GET HIGHER STIPEND
TEACHERS DISCUSS CONCERNS WITH REPRESENTATIVES
BOARD OF EDUCATION OKS PAY SUPPLEMENTS FOR COUNTY
SINGER URGES MORE FUNDING

COUNTY EDUCATORS LIKE LOCAL OPTION MERIT-PAY PROPOSAL
TEACHERS QUESTION LATE PAYROLL
PAYROLL PROBLEMS STILL PLAGUE COUNTY SCHOOLS
TEACHERS TO GIVE VIEWS ON EDUCATION REFORM
TEACHERS OBJECT TO REFORM COMMITTEE SELECTIONS
TEACHERS SHOULD GET LONGEVITY CHECKS TODAY

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHER'S AIDES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., TEACHERS' AIDES
ASSISTANTS FOR TEACHERS BOARD'S FOCUS

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TRANSFERS

SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER TRANSFER POLICY

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
VOCATIONAL STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS

ORANGE COUNTY SENIOR GAMES
SEE ALSO SENIOR GAMES
GIVING IT HER BEST SHOT

PITCHING POINTERS; EXPERT TOSSES OUT SOME TIPS (CORRECTED 3-21-89)
BOARD DESIGNATES SENIOR GAMES DAYS
GOLDEN YEARS, GOLDEN GAMES

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 3/13/1989 A
CHH 1 3/17/1989 A
CHH 1 4/14/1989 A

1 P N L90

3 N M25

10 N M25

CHH 1 5/01/1989 A 3 N M25

CHH 1 6/24/1989 A
CHH 1 7/23/1989 A

CHH 1 4/18/1989 A

CHH 1 5/03/1989 A

CHH 1 5/08/1989 A

CHH 1 5/29/1989 A

3 P N M25
3 P N M25

1 N C62
3 N M25
1 P N M20
3 N M25

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

1/24/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

2/08/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

2/19/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

2/19/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

3/12/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

3/18/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

3/31/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

4/18/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

4/27/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

5/03/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

5/16/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

6/17/1989 A

1

N C62

CHH 1

6/27/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

7/05/1989 A

1 C N C62

CHH 1

8/12/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

3/03/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

3/22/1989 A

9

N M25

CHH 1

5/29/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

6/15/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

7/09/1989 A

1

N C62

CHH 1

10/06/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

11/09/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

11/20/1989 A

2

N C62

CHH 1

11/21/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

12/06/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

8/28/1989 A

3

N T77

CHH 1

3/29/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

5/25/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

2/16/1989 A

6 P P L38

CHH 1

3/20/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

4/07/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

4/30/1989 A

3 P N L90

ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJE

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY EMERGENCY DISPATCH CENTER
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY JAIL

DRUG BUST REACHES SUCCESSFUL END

MAJOR CRIMES FALL FOR COUNTY IN '88

LAW OFFICERS FACE COMMUNICATION GAP

WEEKEND HOUSE FIRE MAY HAVE BEEN SET

AUCTION. BOOK SALE SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY

A LOOK BACK/INTOXICATING EXPLOSION

SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT OFFICER IS RUDE „___

EARLY "WAKE-UP CALLS" NAB DRUG SUSPECTS/48 ARRESTED „««.«.

EARLY "WAKE-UP CALLS" NAB DRUG SUSFECTS/FIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES.

UNC POLICE SAY RESOURCES PREVENTED HELPING IN DRUG SWEEP

ELECTRONIC PRISONER MONITORING APPROVED r„,„^u

USER CHARGE URGED FOR ELECTRONIC HOUSE ARREST PROGRAM

FOX POLLS D.A.S ACROSS U.S. ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

PENDERGRASS DEFENDS SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT

ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEFT., DEPUTIES

SUSFtCTS SNARED AFTER 7-HOUR CHASE (CORRECTED 2-5-89)
MAN CHARGED AFTER SCUFFLE WITH OFFICER m.rrmi
SHERIFF RECALLS DEPUTY HAMMOND AS 'FINE OFFICER'

ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
SHERIFF TO SEEK 3RD TERM

ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY

SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
HILL WINS AGAIN
FAST TIMES AT THE SPEEDWAY
KYLE PETTY SET FOR CCS
KIRBY, BURTON TAKE WINS IN OCS RACES
BURTON CAPTURES NARROW TRIUMPH AT OCS
R£MINGTON, RUMLEY TAKE FLAGS AT ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY
DAUGHERTY, PRESSLEY TEAM FOR OCS WIN
HILL TAKES TITLE; BEGGARLY WINS RACE
SPORTS COVERAGE LACKING

ORANGE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
ESCAPEE PENS LETTER; 14-YEAR-OLD CASE ENDS

ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE m __„
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., TAXES
RESIDENTS QUEUE UP TO BEAT DEADLINE

ORANGE COUNTY VISITORS CENTER

SEE DICKSON HOUSE .„„m. mrTTO
SEE HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., VISITORS CENTER

ORANGE COUNTY WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY

ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER
SEE WOMEN'S CENTER

ORANGE COUNTY WRANGLER 4-H CLUB
SEE ALSO 4-H CLUBS

LETS GErTiiKfoN, COW! CATTLE GET BRUSHED, GROOMED FOR... 4-H SHOW
PILLOWS FOR INFANTS

ORANGE ENTERPRISES „_~. »».-

TRAINING FOR WORK FORCE PROGRAM FOCUS

t*W*5ORA>5c€NCO. GREENS ORGANIZE G.E. BOYCOTT
G.E. BOYCOTT AFFIRMS GREEN VALUES
•SOVIET FRONT GROUPS' SUPPORT INFACT
ENVIROt#£NT STILL DEMANDS CARE, SPOKESMAN SAYS
GREENS ENDORSE BROWN

C T S

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S

I T

N E

E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1

1/06/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

1/18/1989 A

1 C N R63

CHH 1

2/07/1989 A

3 N R63

CHH 1

4/03/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

5/19/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

8/24/1989 A

5 P P

CHH 1

9/28/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

11/15/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

11/15/1989 A

1 P N W57

CHH 1

11/18/1989 A

1 N W57

CHH 1

11/23/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1 12/04/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

12/08/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

12/08/1989 A

1 P N 1170

CHH 1

2/04/1989 A

1 P N R63

CHH 1

3/09/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

6/28/1989 A

3 P N M70

CHH 1 12/18/1989 A 1 N M70

H

CHH

S

H

H

H

H

H

H

4/17/1989 D
5/01/1989 A
6/08/1989 B
6/25/1989 C
7/05/1989 D
7/23/1989 C
8/13/1989 C
9/05/1989 B
9/15/1989 A

3

10

1

11
3
8
1
2
4

N
P
N

N M64
N M64
N

N M64
N M64
L

CHH 1 6/10/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 12/29/1989 A 3 P N M20

CHH 1 3/29/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 7/10/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 12/15/1989 A 9 P P L38

CHH 1 10/18/1989 A 6 P N U80

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/22/1989 A
2/28/1989 A
3/30/1989 A
7/10/1989 A
9/27/1989 A

2 N

4 P U
4 L
1 N S17

3 P N M70

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1/01/1909

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

MYTH HAMPER OUR EFFORTS TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS
STUDENTS TO ATTEND LEADERSHIP EVENT

SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT COMPUTERS. FABRIC ART, SHARKS
COUNTY TEEN PROGRAM GETS NATIONAL AWARD

HELPERS GROUP SEEKS TO GIVE TEENS ACCURATE INFO ABOUT HEALTH ISSUES
OHS STUDENTS TACKLE BIG SHOW
R2-D2 GOES TO SCHOOL

DROPOUT RATE FALLS 3% AT ORANGE HIGH (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-15-89)
ORANGE HIGH EDUCATORS HAKE GOOD USE OF REFUSE
NEWS REPORTERS ON THE PROWL

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL, ASSAULTS

INJURED STUDENT NOW RECOVERING

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL, COMPETENCY TESTS

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
ORANGE CO. TESTING REPORT A MIXED BAG

ORANGE 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
RAIN, HEAT DON'T MAR GRADUATION AT ORANGE HIGH
BOARD TO CONSIDER GRADUATION CHANGE
SCHOOL BOARD PLANS MORNING GRADUATION

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS

COUNSELORS ON STANDBY IN WAKE OF SUICIDE

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL BAND

'THINK YOU'RE GOOD?'; ORANGE HIGH BAND, 'HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH' ON,..
BAND DIRECTOR THANKS INAUGURAL SUPPORTERS

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT CHOIR

ORANGE HIGH SINGERS JOIN MACY'S MARCH

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
BULLDOGS OUTLAST SCRAPPY PANTHERS
HOT FALCONS FLY PAST ORANGE
RELUCTANT CHAMPS RECEIVE PEP TALK
CHAPEL HILL ROUTS ORANGE

AT ORANGE, THEY'RE WINNERS NO MATTER THE RECORD
PANTHERS DEVELOP NEW IMAGE
ORANGE SLIPS BY SOUTHERN
ORANGE'S BROWN BREAKS SOUTHERN'S JINX
WILLIAMS LIFTS CHAPEL HILL PAST ORANGE
TIGERS FIGHT OFF PANTHERS

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL

GILL RESIGNS POST AS FOOTBALL COACH

SCHOOL BOARD HIRES NEW FOOTBALL COACH

KNIGHTS ARE PAC-6 FAVORITES - AGAIN

GENTRY AIMS TO PULL ORANGE FROM PITS

WILLIAMS' BULLDOGS CHEW UP ORANGE

TIGERS 'FLAG' DOWN OHS

WIMBUSH EXPLODES AS VIKINGS RIP ORANGE

GENTRY REBUILDS AT OHS

DURHAM-ORANGE OFFERS LITTLE HOPE FOR BULLDOG WIN

LATTIE LEADS PANTHERS TO WIN

FALCONS CONTROL ORANGE

PERSON 38, ORANGE 33

NORTHERN CONTINUES WITH BUSINESS AS USUAL

KNIGHTS ROLL; SPARTANS GET PLAYOFF BERTH

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING
AMATEUR CHIROPRACTOR

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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

2/17/1989 A
3/05/1989 A
3/14/1989 A
4/07/1989 A
4/08/1989 B
7/23/1989 A
8/12/1989 A
8/20/1989 A
9/23/1989 B

N

N M25
N

N M25
U T32
N M25
N M25
N
P R56

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 8/20/1989 A 1 N M25

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

6/04/1989
6/04/1989
6/04/1989
6/09/1989
7/10/1989
9/15/1989

C N M25
P N C62
C N C62
P N M25
N C62
P N

CHH 1 6/09/1989 A 3 N N25

CHH 1 1/07/1989 A 3 P N H90
CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 4 L

CHH 1 11/25/1989 A 3 P N H90

S

S

CHH

H

H

S

H

S

H

S

1/07/1989 B
1/10/1989 D
1/20/1989 A
1/28/1989 D
2/05/1989 C
12/05/1989
12/06/1989
12/06/1989
12/13/1989
12/13/1989

CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2

6/15/1989 A

6/30/1989 A

8/23/1989 D

8/31/1989 D

9/02/1989 B

9/09/1989 B

9/16/1989 B

9/27/1989 D

9/29/1989 B

9/30/1989 B

10/07/1989 B

10/14/1989 D

11/04/1989 D

11/04/1989 B

U P52
P N A76
P N R63

N M64

N P75

N P52

N

N P52

N

N P52

N
N

F P52
N B40
N A76
N A76
N P52
N A76
N B40
N P52
N P52
N W55
N G55
N R56

H 2 12/03/1989 C 10 P P L38

ORANGE JUICE

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1969

SUBJECTS

ORANGE-JUICE TRAILER OVERTURNS, PUTTING SQUEEZE ON 1-85 TRAFFIC

ORANGE MULTI-NEIGHBORHOOD INFORMATION NETWORK

RESPONSE PLEASES ORGANIZER OF NEW CITIZENS GROUP
AIRPORT FOES REFORM INTO NEW CITIZENS GROUP
POLITICIANS PONDER PRIMARY

ORANGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

^frafcOUnR^HBKTi LOCAL CHURCH COMPLETES NEW ADDITION

ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY __

SEE ALSO CHAFEL HILL/CARRBORO, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS

SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO MASON FARM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., WATER AND SEWER LINES

SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHATHAM WATER RESOURCES

SEE ALSO WATEf^SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO

SENEWSS0FW19i ^FROM WATER TO WADDELL/SUNDAY FOCUS
HILLSBOROUGH'S WATER TREATMENT OPTIONS MANY
BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM SPURS SOME WARINESS

CARRBORO BLASTS SEWER POLICY „_ „ Trv

CAREY! COUNTY WON'T 'SCRAP' CONTROVERSIAL WATER POLICY
OWASA'S 'MEMO' GROUP AT A STANDSTILL
OWASA TO SOUND OFF ON AMBERLY

o!fKs-YP^ B/MSfffin* (CORRECTION PRINTED 1-16-89)
OWASA GEARS UP FOR *4.6 MILLION PLANT PROJECT
OWASA MULLS JORDAN LAKE LAND PURCHASE
CARRBORO STILL LEERY OF STUDY GROUP

H MM£«raAIN, OFFICIALS PREDICT

cS^ OTg^^c^s^e^Ton COMMUNICATIONS MEMO
OWASA FIRES LAST SHOT AT AMBERLY
OWASA'S AMBERLY CONCERNS MALM

WATER LINE WORK PLANNED FOR ESTES

OWASA ADDS *200,000 TO PATENT SUIT COSTS
LAWSUIT DOESN'T SERVE PUBLIC INTEREST
CHATHAM ASKS FOR EXTENSION ON SLUDGE STUDY
OWASA WANTS MORE INFORMATION ON AMBERLY __.
UNIVERSITY LAKE SEUER LINE BAN EXPIRING SOON

CANE CREEK AND OFFICIALS GUSHING ^ n4iTTv

CHATHAM OFFICIALS SKEPTICAL OF SLUDGE PROGRAM'S SAFETY

CHATHAM IS CORRECT TO SAY, 'SHOW ME'

CARRBORO TO MULL BUILDING LIMITS

OWASA TO ADDRESS DEFICIENCIES IN DAM

LAND NEAR PITTSBORO INTAKE NOT SLATED FCRJiJIffi - OWNER

CARRBORO EXTENDS LIMITS ON BUILDING IN WATERSHED

OWASA MAY EXTEND WATER, SEUER DELAY

SLUDGE NO THREAT, WATER OFFICIAL SAYS nr.nl^„

CHATHAM GIVES CONDITIONAL SUPPORT TO SLUDGE REQUEST

SLUDGE REGULATIONS MUDDY, HAULER TELLS COMMISSIONERS

^raALsTFARMERS LIKE USING SLUDGE ON LAND/SUNDAY FOCUS : SLUDGE..

OFFICIALS FACIHBA DISPOSAL DILEMMA/SUNDAY FOCUS! SLUDGE DISPOSAL

SZOSTAK WON'T ASK ALBERMEN TO LOBBY OWASA FOR AMBERLY

UNIVERSITY LAKE MORATORIUM MAY BE REINSTATED

OWASA SCHEDULES AMBERLY REVIEW FOR MAY 10 SESSION

RAW SWEEPSCAR INTOCREEK, OWASA TAKES MEASURES TO CONTAIN...LEAK

OWASA RECOmiNG AGAINST AMBERLY PROJECT (CORRECTED 5-10-89)

CORRECTION

AMBERLY WATER REQUEST TO GET HEARING

SZOSTAK SAYS HE'LL REDESIGN AMBERLY

WORK GROUP TO DECIDE WATERSHED POLICIES

SZOSTAK TO SEEK SEUER LINES FOR SCALED-DOWN AMBERLY
SZOSTAK TO SEEK SEWER LINES FOR SCALED-DOWN AMBERLY

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CHH 1 6/03/1989 A 3 N L90
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A 3 N L90
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 7/31/1989 A 1 P N D38

CHH 1

1/01/1989 A

1 P N L38

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

1 P N C62

CHH 1

1/10/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

1/13/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

1/13/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

1/14/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

1/15/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

1/22/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

1/24/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

1/28/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

1/29/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

1/31/1989 A

3 N R63

CHH 1

2/02/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

2/16/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH 1

2/22/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

2/25/1989 A

1 M N L90

CHH 1

2/26/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

3/19/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

3/25/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

3/26/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

3/28/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

4/04/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

4/10/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

4/12/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

4/13/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

4/13/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

4/13/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

4/14/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

4/19/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

4/19/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

1 M N L90

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

4/26/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

4/27/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

4/29/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

5/03/1989 A

5 N L90

CHH 1

5/09/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

5/10/1989 A

9 N

CHH 1

5/11/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

5/17/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

5/18/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

5/25/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

5/25/1989 A

1 N L90

MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

OWASA DENIES AMBERLY SERVICE

BUILD IN PEACE, MR. SZOSTAK

OUASA RECEIVES WORD ON PROCESS

OUASA TO HOLD HEARING ON RATES

OUASA RATE PLAN ON LINE WITH DURHAM

•MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING' FINALLY SEES SOME ACTION

OUASA UOULB SEE HILLSBOROUGH THROUGH DRY SUMMER

OWASA ADOPTS 'MEMO,' 5-4

OUASA PURCHASE HAS LANDOUNER WORRIED (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-29-89)

HOPE FLOWS FROM WATER AGREEMENT

CORRECTION

OWASA, SZOSTAK STILL AT ODDS OVER AMBERLY DEVELOPMENT

UTILITY GIVES *2,500 TO FUND WORKGROUPS

OFFICIAL RECOMMENDS CHATHAM COUNTY UITHDRAU FROM JOINT PLANNING TALKS

WATERSHED 'PROTECTION' DISCRIMINATORY/JAMES R. SMITH

SZOSTAK CALLS OPINION 'INACCURATE'

UTILITY PROBED ABOUT EROSION ; BINGHAM RESIDENT CRITICIZES OUASA

REPLENISHED/SUNDAY FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY BROUGHT

CONCERNS OF DRIER DAYS STILL HAUNT HILLSBOROUGH

RAINS DELAY HILLSBOROUGH WATER SALE

OFFICIALS OUTLINE WATERSHED STRATEGIES

PUBLIC NOTICE OF RATE INCREASES, ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY

OWASA UPS FUNDS TO COVER PATENT SUIT

OUASA PURCHASE MAY BE SITE FOR TREATMENT PLANT

WATERSHED POLICY CONSIDERED

DEM: NO WATERSHED MORATORIUM/ENGINEER TOLD THAT DEM CONTINUES TO...

OFFICIALS WEIGH WATERSHED PROTECTION ALTERNATIVES (CORRECTED 8-15-89)

DEFINE ISSUES IN WATERSHED PROTECTION

SZOSTAK FILES SUIT AGAINST CARRBORO

LONG LIVE THE LAKE

WATERSHED DEBATE: IT'S ALL POLITICS

ORANGE-CHATHAM WORK GROUP REGROUPS

N.C. LAW REQUIRES WATERSHED POLICIES

AREA'S CITY WATER OK FOR LEAD, STUDY FINDS

OUASA DEBATES WATERSHED STATEMENT

PIPE TEST WORRIES OFFICIALS

OWASA ADDRESSES NELLO TEER PLANT CLOSING

OWASA SEES HIGHER COSTS

OWASA CONSIDERS REGIONAL ROLE

OWASA-CHATHAM CO. WATER HOOKUP STILL UNLIKELY VENTURE

BOARD DEBATES WATERSHED ISSUE; CONSIDER LONG HAUL, CAREY SAYS

COMPENSATION CALLED CRITICAL TO RESTRICTIONS

COMPENSATION ISSUE ABSENT IN WATER TALKS

OFFICIAL SAYS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS NOT »A TAKING'

PORTO PROPOSES WATERSHED DEAL

PITTSBORO ASKS OWASA TO HAUL TOWN'S SLUDGE FROM TREATMENT PLANT

OWASA STAFF'S PAPER LACKS LANDOWNER COMPENSATION

SHARE THE BENEFITS, SHARE THE COST

OWASA LIKELY TO DROP NON-COMPENSATION PLAN

OWASA HIRES NEW LEGAL COUNSEL

OUASA TO MIX COUNTIES' SLUDGE

ORANGE BOARD OKS TEMPORARY RESTRICTION ON 1 OF 7 WATERSHEDS

OMASA'S ANALYSIS INACCURATE - KENDIG

WATERSHED STUDY GETS SUPPORT

EQUITY DEBATED

KENDIG MUDDIES THE WATERSHED ISSUE

OUASA ASKS REPLY TO KENDIG MEMO

SMALLER LOTS UPHELD

OUASA BILLS TO INCLUDE BROCHURE

KENDIG ANALYSIS FLAWED, OFFICIALS SAY

UTILITY GAINS PATENT/OWASA, PA. FIRM AT ODDS

OUASA OFFICIALS RECALL QUAKE EXPERIENCES

15-501 WATERLINE REPLACEMENT GETS NOD

OWASA ACTS ON EXTENSION RESOLUTION

OUASA CONSIDERS TREATMENT CAPACITY

SOME QUESTIONS FOR OUASA

BOARD BACKS WATERSHED MEASURES

OUASA BACKS UNIVERSITY LAKE PROTECTION RULES

UNIVERSITY LAKE! TIME TO SETTLE THE BILL

PTA'S SHOP GAINS LEVERAGE IN TALKS WITH OUASA STAFF

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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

CHH 1

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
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
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

5/26/1989

5/26/1989

6/02/1989

6/08/1989

6/10/1989

6/16/1989

6/24/1989

6/24/1989

6/25/1989

6/28/1989

6/29/1989

6/30/1989

6/30/1989

7/04/1989

7/10/1989

7/11/1989

7/16/1989

7/16/1989

7/16/1989

7/20/1989

7/22/1989

7/23/1989

7/29/1989

8/05/1989

8/10/1989

8/11/1989

8/11/1989

8/12/1989

8/15/1989

8/25/1989

9/04/1989

9/09/1989

9/09/1989

9/14/1989

9/14/1989

9/15/1989

9/16/1989

9/17/1989

9/18/1989

9/19/1989

9/22/1989

9/22/1989

9/24/1989

9/25/1989

9/26/1989

9/27/1989

9/28/1989

9/29/1989

9/30/1989

10/01/1989

10/01/1989

10/03/1989

10/13/1989

10/13/1989

10/13/1989

10/14/1989

10/17/1989

10/17/1989

10/18/1989

10/19/1989

10/27/1989

10/27/1989

10/28/1989

10/31/1989

11/01/1989

11/01/1989

11/07/1989

11/10/1989

11/13/1989

11/18/1989

N C62

E

N L90

N L90
P N L90

N L90
P N L90

N

N L90

E

N
P N L90

N
P N M25

U
P N C62

N L90
C N L90
P N D38

N 038

N C62

A

N L90

N M25

N M25

N M20
M N M25

E
P N C62

E

U
P N M25

N M25
C N R63

N M25

N M20
P N M25

N M25

N M25

N M25
M N M20
P N M20

N M20
P N M20
P N C62

N M25

N M25

E

N M25

N

N

N M20
P N M20
P N M25

N C62

E
P N M20

N M25

N

N M20
P N M25

N M25
P N M25
P N M25

N M25

E

N M20

N M25

E

N C62

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12/31/1989

Y SUBJE

GET CONCESSIONS NOW, NOT LATER

OWASA UILL PAY, ADERHOLT SUGGESTS

OFFICIAL TAKES IN SLUDGE OPERATION

OUASA HEAD ADVISES CAUTION

OUASA DELAYS CANE CREEK SLUDGE DECISION

CHAPEL HILL WATERSHEDS WIN HIGHEST-QUALITY RATING

INJECTING REASON IN THE SLUDGE DEBATE ,,.mv,11™,

DEH GUIDELINE DISCOURAGES SLUDGE USE IN BEST WATERSHEDS

6 LOCALS FAIL IN EMC WATER COUNCIL BIDS

BOARD POSTPONES SLUDGE PROPOSAL

OUASA HAD CANE CREEK SLUDGE PERHIT-DEM

OWASA NULLS EXTENSION COSTS

WORKERS RELOCATE THRIFT SHOP WATERLINE

ORANGE WATER AND SEUER AUTHORITY, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING
OWASA BUILDING ON SCHEDULE FOR APRIL 1990 COMPLETION

ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY, BUDGET
OWASA MAY NEED A RATE INCREASE
OWASA MAY RAISE RATES ANNUALLY FOR NEXT 5 YEARS
OUASA OKS 6 PERCENT RATE INCREASE
OUASA BUDGET PASSES DESPITE COMPLAINTS
OWASA REPORTS INCREASE IN REVENUES

ORANGE WATER AND SEUER AUTHORITY, EMPLOYEES
OUASA REVAMPS PAY RANGES
OWASA SAYS GOODBYE TO VETERAN EMPLOYEES

ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY, MEETINGS
^OWASA BOARD TO DISCUSS MEETING EFFICIENCY

OWASA DISCUSSES MEETING GUIDELINES

OWASA BOARD TO CHANGE MEETING SYSTEM

ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
COUNCIL TO CHOOSE OWASA AFfOINTEES
CHAPEL HILL DUMPS PECK FROM OWASA
BOARD SAYS OUASA AGREEMENT LACKING

tanOBtWthKL ^^SUE5
OWASA BOARD TO DISCUSS MEETING EFFICIENCY
OUASA DISCUSSES MEETINGGUIDELINES

OWASA BOARD TO CHANGE MEETING SYSTEM

OWASA DEBATES STAFF'S AUTHORITY IN POLICY ISSUES

PASQUINI RESIGNS OUASA BOARD POST

TOWN COUNCIL SET TO FILL OUASA POST

TOWN OKS OPEN SPACE STUDY FUNDS

NEW OWASA MEMBER STRESSES EXPERIENCE

INSKO TO CHAIR OWASA BOARD

OWASA CONSIDERS REVISING MANUAL

ORANGE/ALAMANCE WATER SYSTEM „.,„,„„
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., WATER RESOURCES

WATER BOUNDARY AGREEMENT CERTAIN, OFFICIALS PREDICT

WATER BOUNDARIES STILL MURKY ISSUE

OWASA BOARD OKS JORDAN LAKE K^CHASE

CATES WANTS COUNTY OUT OF RESERVOIR PLAN

GBAMK SS gSin* tM re&voir by wing orange

INTER-BASIN WATER LAW MAY HAMPER RESERVOIR

S^WOPS"^^0^^^^^ BOARD TO CONSIDER LEAVING.

HILLSBOROUGH BOARD DELAYS RESERVOIR ACTION

BOARD DELAYS RESERVOIR DECISION „_„_„

NEW RESERVOIR OPTION 'FOUND' BY HILLSBOROUGH

HILLSBOROUGH TO WORK WITH ORANGE-ALAMANCE ON WATER' SUPPLY

QUESTIONS RAISED ABOUT USE OF ENO AS WATER SUPPLY

HILLSBOROUGH A STEP CLOSER TO BUILDING DURHAM PIPELINE

ORANGE/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO PLANNING AREA

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4 E

CHH 1 11/23/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1 1

L2/01/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1 12/01/1989 A

1 M N M70

CHH 1

12/02/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

12/02/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

12/04/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

L2/13/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

12/15/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

12/15/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

12/15/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

12/22/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

12/27/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

7/09/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

5/05/1989 A

1 C N L90

CHH 1

6/15/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

6/24/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

9/27/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

3/25/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1 12/23/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

7/17/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

8/02/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

6/26/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

6/28/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

7/13/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

7/14/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

7/17/1989 A

1 D J L90

CHH 1

7/17/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

8/02/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

9/18/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

9/19/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

9/24/1989 A

3 P N M70

CHH 1

9/26/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

9/28/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

9/30/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

10/16/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

1/29/1989 A

1 M N M20

CHH 1

1/31/1989 A

3 N R63

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

2/16/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

2/20/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

3/16/1989 A

3 N ICO

CHH 1

4/08/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

4/11/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

4/28/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

6/09/1989 A

1 P N D38

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ORANGE/CHATHAM COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH SERVICE,
AGENCIES TO SEEK BIGGER SHARE
KNOWING WHEN TO SAY NOTHING

INC.

ORANGE/CHATHAM COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY

SEE ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY (ALSO DA FOR CHATHAM COUNTY)

ORANGE/CHATHAM PLANNING AREA

SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION

SEE ALSO JOINT ORANGE/CHATHAM COOPERATIVE WORK GROUP

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD

COMMISSIONERS LIKELY TO ADOPT COURTESY REVIEW

TOWN COUNCIL OKS COURTESY REVIEW PLAN

OFFICIALS MAY ASK FOR MORE WASTE POWER

WEGNER URGES WATERSHED PROTECTION

WORK GROUP TO DECIDE WATERSHED POLICIES

LEADERS LIKE GROUP WATERSHED POLICIES

ORANGE, CHATHAM MAY ADOPT WATER REGULATIONS

OFFICIALS WEIGH WATERSHED PROTECTION ALTERNATIVES (CORRECTED 8-15-89)

WORK GROUP DEBATES WATERSHED PROPOSAL

DOUBT CAST ON NOV. DEADLINE

ORANGE-CHATHAM WORK GROUP REGROUPS

N.C. LAW REQUIRES WATERSHED POLICIES

PLANNING HEARING'S FATE IN LIMBO

WATERSHED MEETING POSTPONED

SCHEDULED WATERSHED MEETING UNCERTAIN

COMMISSIONER SEES HOPE FOR LANDOWNERS

COUNTY SALES FIGURES SHOW PRICES SHRINKING AS LOTS GROW

RESPONSES TO WATERSHED PROPOSAL MIXED

COMPROMISE PROTECTION PLANS DUE IN

SMALLER LOTS UPHELD

ALDERMEN TO REVIEW WATERSHED PROPOSALS

KENDIG ANALYSIS FLAWED, OFFICIALS SAY

TOWN BACKS WATERSHED RULES

WATERSHED DECISIONS'/WILL ZONING LIMITS HOLD UP IN COURT?

VA. RULING SUPPORTS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS

IMPLEMENTING ZONING RESTRICTIONS REQUIRES 'A MAJOR COMMITMENT'

ORANGE/CHATHAM WATER RESOURCES

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER RESOURCES

SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY

SEE ALSO REGIONAL WATER SYSTEMS
WEGNER URGES WATERSHED PROTECTION
LEADERS LIKE GROUP WATERSHED POLICIES
ORANGE, CHATHAM MAY ADOPT WATER REGULATIONS
•MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING' FINALLY SEES SOME ACTION
ORANGE-CHATHAM GROUP TO DISCUSS LAKE WATERSHED
CHATHAM, PITTSBORO MEMBERS SIT OUT OF FIRST WATER MEETING
WASTE SYSTEM RULES FRAMED; ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS EYED
OWASA WRESTLES WITH STRUCTURE, LOYALTY ISSUES
SOME PROPER PROPOSALS
OFFICIALS OUTLINE WATERSHED STRATEGIES
OWASA-CHATHAM CO. WATER HOOKUP STILL UNLIKELY VENTURE

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SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO INTERGOVERNMENTAL WORK GROUP
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD

COMMISSIONERS LIKELY TO ADOPT COURTESY REVIEW

TOWN COUNCIL OKS COURTESY REVIEW PLAN

PLANNING HEARING SET FOR APRIL 6

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON... ORANGE COUNTY/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO ZONING

TOWN BACKS WATERSHED RULES

ORANGE/CHATHAM COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY

NUMBER OF HOMELESS INCREASING IN COUNTY

COUNTY SEEKS FUNDS FOR SHELTER

GETTING FOOD STAMPS TO NEEDY NOT ALWAYS SIMPLE PROPOSITION

GROUP TO CONSIDER OFFICIALS' REACTIONS TO WATERSHED PLAN

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/06/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
3/21/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
10/19/1989 A

CHH 1 3/30/1989 A
CHH 1 4/07/1989 A
CHH 1 11/12/1989 A
CHH 1 11/13/1989 A

CHH
CHH

1 6/13/1989 A
1 6/16/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

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 1

2/06/1989

2/15/1989

3/27/1989

5/11/1989

5/18/1989

5/19/1989

5/26/1989

8/11/1989

8/25/1989

8/25/1989

9/09/1989

9/09/1989

9/13/1989

9/21/1989

9/29/1989

10/06/1989

10/06/1989

10/14/1989

10/14/1989

10/17/1989

10/17/1989

10/19/1989

10/19/1989

11/26/1989

11/26/1989

11/26/1989

1 P N M25
3 N M70
3 N

2 A

3 N 062

1 N M20
3 N
1 N H90
1 P N M25

1 P N M20
4 E

N M25
N M70
N

N C62
N

N L90
N M25

1 M N M25

N M25
N M25

P N M25
N M25
N H20
N M25
N M25

P N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N C62
N M20
N C62

M N M25

C N M25
N M25

CHH 1

5/11/1989 A

3

N C62

CHH 1

5/19/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

5/26/1989 A

2

N M25

CHH 1

6/16/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

6/21/1989 A

3

N L90

CHH 1

6/23/1989 A

3

N L90

CHH 1

7/16/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

7/17/1989 A

1

D J L90

CHH 1

7/18/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

7/22/1989 A

1

N C62

CHH 1

9/19/1989 A

3

N M25

ORANGE/DURHAM COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN

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SEE ALSO CHW«£^a'1wS COUNSELING FflOGRAM ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
BATTERED-UOHEN ADVOCATES LAUD NATIONAL PLAN nBr
COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN SEEKS MALE COUNSELORS
REFUGE IS READY TO BE OPENED _wj^. „„_._
SHELTER FOR BATTERED WOMEN— A SECRET SANCTUARY
WOMEN'S SHELTER SEEKS VOLUNTEERS _ ,_
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LEAVING BATTERED-WOMEN'S GROUP

bKnG%0l1nCECYCLE^ COALITION HELPS VICTIMS...
VIOLENCE HITS CLOSE TO HOf£/SUNDAY FOCUS! DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE KNOWS NO BOUNDARIES IN ITS SCOPE
BATTERED WOMEN NEED HELP IN COURT SYSTEM
BICYCLE TAKES ON BATTERY

ORANGE/PERSON/CHATHAM MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH mtrrw „ „
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
CLUB NOVA TAKES ON MYTHS OF MENTAL ILLNESS

°RCHISTOP, AND SMELL THE ORCHIDS

^^™ STOOreTOO LOU IN PUSHING JETTY PLAN

ORGAN DONORS AND TRANSPLANTS ^^

SEE ALSO CAROLINA ORGAN PROCUREMENT AGENCY
SEE ALSO KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS

I H T^Kffi^fis^TioN* organization (trio)

FOGLEMAN BOY'S ORGANS DONATED FOR TRANSPLANTS

HEALTH OFFICIALS CAMPAIGNING FOR N.C. DONORS

NTCT LAGGING BEHIND NATION IN ORGAN DONATIONS

STUDY! DOCTORS HESITATE TO SUGGEST ORGAN DONATIONS

ORGAN TRANSPLANT SUPPORT GROUP CHAPTER FORMED

BOOK PRESENTS ALTERNATIVES ON ORGAN-TRANSPLANT POLICIES

BOOK CALLS FOR TOUGHER RULES ON ORGAN TRANSPLANTS

ORGAN TRANSPLANTS ,_,

SEE ORGAN DONORS AND TRANSPLANTS

ORGANIC FARMING

SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S. __ r__I^rT
ORGANIC FARMER PLANS TOBACCO EXPERIMENT
CAHLEMAN MRVES^ALTERNATIVE' NICHE IN AREA MARKET
RESEARCHER SUGGESTS PESTICIDE ALTERNATIVES
'ORGANIC APPROACH NOW A VIABLE OPTION

H't^K WBUHtMBfMmiKnm watchdog spalt sees...

ORGANON TEKNIKA CORPORATION ,„,„ATTnll
MARTIN TO ATTEND ORGANON DEDICATION
ORGANON TEKNIKA DEDICATES Witt „„,
DURHAM LOOKS AHEAD WITH FIRM'S DEDICATION
ORGANON TEKNIKA QUARTERS DEDICATED
ORGANON TEKNIKA HOSTS INDUSTRY VISITATION
PACKAGE WITH RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS LOST

ORGANS (MUSICAL)

SEE ALSO FLENTROP ORGAN
ORGANIST GIVES BENEFIT RECITAL _

CLEARAMBAULT 'SUITE' HIGH POINT IN JOHNSON CONCERT

°RIENDEPTHA0^EITS MENU, THAI DISHES RECOMMEND ORIENTAL GARDEN

ORIENTEERING

"VMWUBSF^ SPORT FOR ALL REASONS

C T S

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N E E

L Y

P D — DATE — C -

-PG L P BYL

CHH 1 1/08/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1 1/30/1989 A

1 P N S17

H 2 5/11/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/14/1989 B

1 N P38

CHH 1 6/17/1989 A

3 N

S 2 7/14/1989 C

1 N H65

H 2 8/16/1989 C

2 N

CHH 1 9/18/1989 A

1 D G

CHH 1 10/01/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1 10/01/1989 A

1 N M70

S 2 10/03/1989 A

4 E

H 2 10/12/1989 A

6 P F ZU

CHH 1 7/16/1989 A

3 P N S17

H 2 10/28/1989 C

2 P P R56

S 2 7/31/1989 A

4 E

H 2 1/02/1989 B

1 P N

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

H 2 8/17/1989 A

10 N C60

H 2 9/27/1989 C

3 N D80

S 2 12/26/1989 C

1 N

S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

1/16/1989
4/04/198''
4/23/1989
8/06/1989
8/06/1989
8/22/1989

4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
5/11/1989
6/13/1989

N

P N M25
P N C62
P N M25
N M25
P N

M N
P N B53

E
P N K65
P P M66

N C61

H 2 3/10/1989 D
H 2 3/14/1989 A

4 P N
6 P R L59

H 2 9/15/1989 D 6 P R D77

H 2 5/07/1989 E 1 P F W66

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ORION AIR, INC.

RDU FIRM HAS BRITISH UP IN ARHS— NOT IN AIR

ORPHAN DRUGS

GLAXO TO MARKET NEW DRUG

RESEARCH PARK'S GLAXO BEGINS MARKETING 1ST 'ORPHAN DRUG'

ORPHAN DUMP CLEANUP BILL

SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE

OSTEOPOROSIS
SEE ALSO BONES
PREVENT OSTEOPOROSIS STUDY RELEASED AT UNC
CHANGES IN DIET, LIFESTYLE CAN SLOW PROGRESS OF OSTEOPOROSIS

OSTERMAN JEWELERS

POLICE FIND BRACELET, HOLD DURHAM MAN

H 2 7/03/1989 A 1 N

S 2 2/21/1989 B 1 N
S 2 6/16/1989 C 1 N

H 2 2/22/1989 C
S 2 5/31/1989 A

1 C N C60
11 U

S 2 6/29/1989 C 1 N B53

THE OTHER DURHAM (SPECIAL SERIES)

SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER

SEE ALSO STREET PEOPLE
DURHAM FACES ITS STREET PEOPLE/THE OTHER DURHAM H

MANY LEAVE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, BUT DON'T LEAVE POVERTY RANKS/OTHER DURHAM H
NO ONE CAN COUNT THOSE 'DOUBLED UP'/THE OTHER DURHAM H

CITY'S SHELTERS GIVE REST TO THE WEARY/THE OTHER DURHAM H

DURHAM SHELTER RESIDENTS MAY BE DOWN, BUT NOT OUT/THE OTHER DURHAM H

OTTAWAY NEWSPAPERS INC.

CAMPBELL TO STAY DESPITE PURCHASE OF VIRGINIA WEEKLY

1/29/1989 A
1/30/1989 A
1/31/1989 A
2/01/1989 A
2/02/1989 A

Q Zll
Q Zll
Q Zll
Q Zll
Q Zll

CHH 1 1/21/1989 A 3 P N M70

OTTERS

SEA OF SUFFERING; CARY WOMAN WORKS TO SAVE TINY... (CORRECTED 5-2-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD

OUTDATED LAWS
SEE N.C, LAWS

OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
SEE ADVERTISING
SEE BILLBOARDS
SEE NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO,

OUTDOOR DRAMAS

SEE ALSO LOST COLONY
SEE ALSO SWORD OF PEACE (PLAY)

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF OUTDOOR DRAMA
OUTDOOR DRAMA'S JOHNNY APPLESEED

OUTER BANKS, N.C.

SEE ALSO BARRIER ISLANDS

SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.

SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.

BONNER BRIDGE DESERVES PRIORITY

WONDERS WASH UP ON OCRACOKE'S SHORES

OPPOSING OIL RICHES

N.C, MOBIL REACH AGREEMENT ON OFFSHORE DRILLING

MORE CLOUT OR JUST CLAPTRAP?

GLUED DUNE ENDURES HUGO

DON'T SACRIFICE COAST FOR WELLS

OUTHOUSES

YESTERYEAR'S ALTERNATIVE SEPTIC SYSTEM

OUTLET STORES

FURNITURE SALES DISPUTE GOES TO LEGISLATURE

OUTSTANDING RESOURCE WATERS
SEE ALSO RIVERS, N.C.

4/30/1989 A
5/02/1989 A

1 P N P41

2 N

H 2 10/29/1989 E 1 P F S56

CHH 1

3/16/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

6/18/1989 A

4

U

H 2

7/10/1989 A

4

E

H 2

7/15/1989 A

1

P N

CHH 1

7/15/1989 A

4

E

H 2

10/02/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

11/07/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1 9/20/1989 A 4 U
H 2 4/04/1989 A 7 N

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SUBJECTS

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SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY

^9 SoMEfoPlWra^Ic. PROPOSES FOR OUTSTANDING RESOURCE DESIGNATION
SAVE WATERS OF N.C.

OUTSTANDING SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO PRINCIPALS, N.C.

IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NETS PRINCIPAL AWARD

OVARIAN CANCER
OFF A] V\ DMKR
OVARIAN CANCER CONTINUES TO BE KILLER BECAUSE DOCTORS LACK SCREENING...
ffinONADVANCES CUT CERVICAL. OTHER CANCERS IN WOMEN

OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS

SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS „A11TTrvvl

OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS STILL REQUIRE .CAUTION

PROF! SHIFTING DRUGS TO OVER-THE-COUNTER SAVES MONEY

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS

SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
MORE THAN FOOD, IT'S AN OBSESSION

OVERLAY DISTRICTS

SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
HOUSE PASSES DURHAM BILL ON
OVER 200 BILLS IN LIMBO ___

•OVERLAY* ZONING MEASURES PASSED

OVERLAY' DISTRICTS

OWLS

APS PLANS SANCTUARY COMPLEX

OXFORD. N.C.

SEE ALSO LIQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, OXFORD
SHRINERS OFFER IT ALL ON ST. JOHN'S DAY! FREE LWCH, PARADE.
OXFORD, HENDERSON WILL VOTE ON DFANDED PHONE SMBE
OXFORD WOMAN HELPS VISITORS AT MEMORIAL IN FEARL HARBOR

OXFORD. N.C, BOND ISSUE wmmmm.

OXFORD TO HOLD HEARING SEPT. 12 ON BOND ISSUE ^ Twrp
OXfORD RESIDENTS TO GET VOTE ON UNDERGROUND UTILITY LINES

OXFORD, N.C, BUDGET „ _irr

OXFORD F-ROJECT RUNS $26,000 OVER GRANT

OXFORD, N.C, BUSINESSES ^

TWO OXFORD STORES DAMAGED BY CAR
OXFORD PLASTICS PLANT IS CLOSING

OXFORD. N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES m,TrT,

REQUEST TO ADDRESS OXFORD BOARD DENIED
BALL FIELD LIGHTS PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN

™ti$&'t£88l?fi!gf^m UNTERGROUND UTILITY LINES

OXFORD. N.C, ELECTIONS ^n

3 CANDIDATES FILE FOR GRANVILLE POSTS
DEADLINE BRINGS RUSH OF FILING IN GRANVILLE

OXFORD, N.C, FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVaOPMENT FUNDS

OXFORD BOARD BLASTS CONTRACTORS OVER SHODDY WORK
OXFORD FtfOJECT RUNS $26,000 OVER GRANT

^^isSlfe'sLIKOF HISTORY IS BACK HOME IN OXFORD

°™XFORd'bC^ELASTS CONTRACTORS OVER SHODDY WORK

H 2 3/17/1989 B 7 N
S 2 3/18/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 7/14/1989 A 3 N

H 2 4/11/1989 B 2 C N C40
S 2 7/07/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 5 N
S 2 3/09/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1 10/01/1939 A 3 N S17

H 2 5/06/1989 B 2 N R53
H 2 5/16/1989 C 1 N L40
H 2 6/29/1989 C 1 N R53

CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 1 P N M20

H 1 6/22/1989 C
H 1 11/16/1939 C
H 2 12/07/1989 B

H 1 8/10/1989 C
H 1 9/13/1989 C

1 P N T33
1 N T33

1 P N

1 N T33
1 P N T33

H 1 6/30/1989 C 1 N T33

H 1 1/21/1989 B
H 1 6/16/1989 C

H 1 4/13/1989 C
H 1 6/21/1989 C

1 P N T32
1 N T33

1 N T33
1 N T33

H 1 9/13/1989 C 1 P N T33

H 1 7/15/1989 C
H 1 8/05/1989 B

H 1 6/15/1989 C
H 1 6/30/1989 C

H 2 6/30/1989 A
H 1 6/15/1989 C

1 N T33
1 N T33

1 N T33
1 N T33

1 N T33
1 N T33

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OXFORD, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE

DEADLINE BRINGS RUSH OF FILING IN GRANVILLE

OXFORD, N.C., ORDINANCES

OXFORD BOARD TAKES NO ACTION TO RESTRICT PORTABLE SIGN USE

OXFORD, N.C., SEWAGE TREATMENT

SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C., WATER AND SEWER LINES
STATE PLANS TO PURSUE FINES AGAINST OXFORD
OXFORD FINES STILL GROWING OVER SEWAGE
ATTORNEYS ON STANDBY FOR OXFORD FINE CASE
JUDGE HEARS TESTIMONY ON FINES AGAINST OXFORD
TESTIMONY FOCUSES ON OXFORD SEWER PLANT DELAYS
OXFORD OFFICIALS MUST ANSWER TO EPA ON SEWER WOES
OXFORD OFFICIALS WILL SEND EPA MORE INFORMATION
JUDGE BACKS OXFORD ON $118,000 SEWAGE PLANT FINE

OXFORD, N.C., TAX RATE

SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
TAX RATE IN OXFORD TO INCREASE 3 CENTS

OXFORD, N.C., WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
OXFORD FINED $71,000 FOR WATER PLANTS

OXFORD, N.C, ZONING

OXFORD COMMISSIONERS DENY TWO REQUESTS FOR REZONING

OXFORD BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

OXFORD'S PLAN FOR MIXED DRINK REFERENDUM STYMIED

OXFORD BOARD BALKS AT PAYING HALF FOR 911 EQUIPMENT

REQUEST TO ADDRESS OXFORD BOARD DENIED

OXFORD AGREES TO PAY HALF ON 911 EQUIPMENT

OXFORD BOARD TAKES NO ACTION TO RESTRICT PORTABLE SIGN USE

HOME RENOVATION WORK IN OXFORD DRAWS COMPLAINTS

OXFORD AWARDS CONTRACT FOR HAULING OF SLUDGE

OXFORD NEGOTIATING FOR PERMISSION TO APPLY SLUDGE ON LAND FOR STUDY

TAX RATE IN OXFORD TO INCREASE 3 CENTS

BALL FIELD LIGHTS PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN

MISSING SLICE OF HISTORY IS BACK HOME IN OXFORD

MANAGER PROPOSES 'FINAL OFFER' TO OXFORD ON 911 SYSTEM COSTS

OXFORD WON'T SHARE COSTS OF 911 SYSTEM

OXFORD COMMISSIONERS DENY TWO REQUESTS FOR REZONING

OXFORD RESIDENTS TO GET VOTE ON UNDERGROUND UTILITY LINES

OXFORD MAYOR, COMMISSIONERS TAKE OATHS OF OFFICE

OXFORD BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET

OXFORD PROJECT RUNS $26,000 OVER GRANT

OXFORD BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS

DEADLINE BRINGS RUSH OF FILING IN GRANVILLE

OXFORD COMMONS

COUNCIL 0K3 LARGER SHOPPING CENTER
PLANNERS OBJECT, BUT COUNCIL OKS LARGER MALL
HOUSING PROJECT GETS FIRST GO SIGN

OXFORD FIRE DEPT.

THIS RIG FOUGHT FIRES AND DUST

OXFORD ORPHANAGE

'HAPPY MEMORIES' ORPHANAGE GOAL

SHRINERS OFFER IT ALL ON ST. JOHN'S DAY: FREE LUNCH, PARADE...

ST. JOHN'S DAY IN OXFORD

MASONS, SHRINERS PULL OUT ALL STOPS TO PLEASE CHILDREN OF ORPHANAGE

COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS JUDGE'S BARRING OF EVIDENCE IN MOUL CASE

OXFORD ORPHANAGE, SUPERINTENDENT

OXFORD ORPHANAGE MOLESTATION CASE ENDS IN MOIL'S PROBATION

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H

1 8/05/1989 B

1

N T33

H

1 5/10/1989 C

1

N T33

H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

1 7/19/1989 C
1 11/18/1989 C
1 11/28/1989 B
1 11/29/1989 C

1 11/30/1989 C

2 12/01/1989 A

1 12/06/1989 C

2 12/19/1989 C

1

1
1
1
1
1
1
1

N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T32
N T33

H

1 6/14/1989 C

1

N T33

H

2 5/16/1989 A

1

N T33

H

1 8/09/1989 C

2

N T33

H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

1 3/16/1989 C
1 4/13/1989 C
1 4/13/1989 C
1 4/27/1989 C
1 5/10/1989 C
1 5/11/1989 C
1 5/11/1989 C
1 5/13/1989 C
1 6/14/1989 C

1 6/21/1989 C

2 6/30/1989 A
1 7/04/1989 C
1 7/06/1989 C
1 8/09/1989 C
1 9/13/1989 C
1 12/13/1989 C

1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33

1 N T33

2 N T33
1 P N T33
1 N T33

H

1 6/30/1989 C

1

N T33

H

1 8/05/1989 B

1

N T33

H

S
H

2 10/17/1989 C
2 10/17/1989 C
2 12/08/1989 C

1 N R63
1 P N C61
3 N R63

H 2 8/04/1989 C 1 P P

2 1/31/1989 B

1 6/22/1989 C

2 6/25/1989 A
2 6/25/1989 B
1 9/20/1989 C

P N T33
P N T33
P P T32
P N T33
N R53

H 2 11/17/1989 A 1 N T33

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0,FOR&aSTanC8 PUNT IS CLOSING

QXFORD^POLICE BEPTN JQ ^

STING: US VIDEO PUTS THE 'INFAMOUS' IN DRUG BUST

°XF%UM«IOT HIN CONCRETE WHEN YOU FILL OUT ONE OF THEIR FORMS

0XFOROXraD'uNIvlsiTY PRESS ANNOUNCES PLANS TO BUILD MO MILLION WAREHOUSE

WWANOnM%NORS°FINANCE TRIP FOR EIGHT STUTOTSFROM OXFORD
T^'SSflVEY SPARKS COLA BATTLE AT WEBB HIGH SCHOOL __
FRIDAY SPECIAL DAY FORASHLEY EARNHARDT IN HOMETOWN OXFORD
WEBB WONDERS WORK SCHOOL LIBRARY

OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
SCOTT'S 28 POWER KNIGHTS BY WARRIORS
WEBB NIPS DHS
WEBB STUDENT SIGNS
WARRIORS OVERPOWER S. GRANVILLE

OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL

LlS ^'StM »™a™? Wl HILL SHUTS OUT RIVAL ORMS

WARRIORS HAVE DANGEROUS GAMQREAKER IN LINDSEY

WEBB CONTINUES TO WIN THE CLOSE ONES

WARRIOR RALLY BLASTS ROCKETS

WEBB RIPS HILLSIDE, KEEPS PERFECT RECORD

WIMBUSH, VANCE ROUT WEBB, 34-7

^SSe&PORT RECEIVES 1332,000 GRANT

0XYGELEN0X BAKER FIRE HURTS 1; 75 EVACUATED

OYSTERS

SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
OYSTERS AWEI6H

0ZON£

WHEN NIMBY TAKES A BACK SEAT

ShSSSS RVKhu area in RISKY MIX..

Kp^^MI^irCENTER TO STUDY AIR POLLUTION
EPA: DURHAM HAS MODERATE DIRTY-AIR LEVEL

WM S^ToS STOP D*AGE TO OZONE LAYER

PACE AWARD

SEE PEGGY MANN AWARD

PCB (POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS)

SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
WARD TRANSFORMER FACES FORECLOSURE ON DEBTS

H 1 6/16/1989 C 1 N T33

H 1 6/02/1989 C
H 2 6/18/1989 A

1 N T33
1 N M51

H 2 3/26/1989 D 6 P N T33

H 2 4/21/1989 A 9 N

H 1 1/18/1989 C

H 2 2/24/1989 A

H 2 3/18/1989 B

H 2 4/15/1989 B

H 2 1/14/1989 D

H 2 1/20/1989 B

H 2 2/25/1989 B

S 2 12/02/1989 C

1 N
1 N J40

1 P N T33

2 P U M66

2 N M64

2 N

1 P P K30

3 P N A76

8/23/1989 D

9/09/1989 D

9/14/1989 D

9/14/1989 D

9/16/1989 D

9/30/1989 D

10/07/1989 D

F P52
N W55
N W55
N B40
N G50
N W55
N B40

H 1 12/21/1989 C
S 2 1/26/1989 A

1 P N T33
1 P N B53

H 2 10/18/1989 B 1 P F Zll

H

H

H

H

H

S

CHH

H

1/10/1989
6/29/1989
7/12/1989
7/13/1989
7/17/1989
7/27/1989
10/06/1989
10/12/1989

E

N C60
N C60
N

N K65
N
N
N K65

H 2 8/24/1989 A 1 N

PCP (WOOD PRESERVATIVE, PESTICIDE; PENTAOCOROPHENCL)

OIL LEAKS INTO WELL FROM TANK AT STORE _____ _._ u

Mi rEaSfsviifE1^ KM BMW

sraa/ft ^^f^Ti^ amass °°- i

1/15/1989 B
2/10/1989 C
2/15/1989 C
3/30/1989 C
3/31/1989 C
6/22/1989 C
6/23/1989 C

N P41
N R53
N P41
N P41
N

N K65
N K65

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PDQ BACH CONCERT
DON'T HISS -

SERPENT MAKES SWEET MUSIC

PERSON-ALITY (ACRONYM)

SEE PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL

PET (POSITIVE EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY)

RESEARCH AT DUKE COULD LEAD TO SAVING HEART MUSCLE

PMS

SEE PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME

PRI ASSOCIATES, INC.

BUSINESS BRIEFING/DURHAM COMPANY'S SOFTWARE MATCHES BUSINESSES,

PTA THRIFT SHOPS

SUGGS NAMED PTA THRIFT SHOP MANAGER

PERMIT REVIEU WON'T DELAY PTA LAND BUY

BLAZE OF GLORY

PTA BUYS PROPERTY FOR EXPANSION

HEARING, VOTE SCHEDULED FOR TWO CARRBORO PERMITS

EXPANSION OF PTA THRIFT SHOP APPROVED

PTA BREAKS GROUND AT THRIFT SHOP

THRIFT SHOP PONDERS PAYMENT OF WATERLINE RELOCATION

PTA'S SHOP GAINS LEVERAGE IN TALKS WITH 0UA3A STAFF

ASBESTOS FOUND IN PIPE EXACAVATED AT PTA SHOP

OUASA WILL PAY, ADERHOLT SUGGESTS

WORKERS RELOCATE THRIFT SHOP WATERLINE

H 2 9/25/1989 A 6 U 1466

S 2 7/21/1989 C 1 N

WORKERS H 2 1/22/1989 DAN

PTL

SEE PRAISE THE LORD

P.U.S.H. (PLAY UNITS FOR THE SEVERELY HANDICAPPED)
SEE CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED

THE PACKAGE (FILM)

A DIZZYING SPY-THRILLER;

'THE PACKAGE'

PAIDEIA PROGRAM

SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., REFORM
PAIDEIA PROGRAM GETS ♦25,000 GRANT
20 NAMED TO PAIDEIA BOARD

PAIN

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PAIN CLINIC
A PAINFUL AREA OF STUDY
TINY BABIES RESPOND TO PAIN, STUDY SUGGESTS

PAIN RELIEVERS

SEE ALSO ASPIRIN

SEE ALSO ENDORPHINS (NATURAL MORPHINE)
SELECTION OF OVER-THE-COUNTER ANALGESICS REQUIRES CARE
PAIN PATIENTS FACE DILEMMA OF FINDING SAFE ANALGESIC
STUDY BELIES NOTION THAT PREMATURE BABIES DON'T FEEL PAIN

PAINT

SEE ALSO HOUSE PAINTING
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
JUST-RIGHT WEATHER

PAINTING CONTRACTORS

SEE ALSO HOUSE PAINTING
DUELLING POLE PAINTERS
BEATING THE RAIN
PAINTING PARTNERS

PAINTINGS

SEE ALSO ART

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

2/26/1989

4/07/1989

4/16/1989

4/28/1989

5/15/1989

5/17/1989

10/29/1989

11/12/1989

11/18/1989

11/22/1989

11/23/1989

12/27/1989

N

N C62
P T44
N

N C62
N C62
N C62
N M25
N C62
N C62
N C62
N M25

H 2 10/13/1989 D 16 P R S92

CHH 1 7/27/1989 A
CHH 1 9/19/1989 A

CHH 1 2/24/1989 A
CHH 1 7/05/1989 A

5 N
7 P N

3 P N S17
2 N

S 2 5/10/1989 A 11 U
S 2 5/24/1989 A 6 U
H 2 7/06/1989 C 1 N C60

CHH 1 4/15/1989 A 3 P P L38

H 2 5/02/1989 C
CHH 1 8/15/1989 A
CHH 1 10/24/1989 A

1 P P K30
1 P P L38
3 P P L38

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^AINTING^SOtIo CHAPEL HILL AFTER PROTEST IN ELIZABETH CITY
'LIBBA' COTTEN REMEMBERED

" ^A^S^ING ITS ACTS TO DOWNTOWN

W8K BUHEe'WA OTHERS OFFER AFRICAN .EAT

PALESTINE

SEE ALSO EGYPT
SEE ALSO ISRAEL

AUTHOR ADVOCATES PALESTINIAN PEOPLE CREATE OWN STATE

THE HUMILIATION OF GOING HOME

PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO EGYPT
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
SEE ALSO TERRORISM _ „

PEACE MOVES UNCLEAR, MIDEAST UATCHERS SAY

NOW UE WELCOME PLO LEADERS

ISRAEL SHOULD RECONSIDER

PROFESSOR URGES CONTINUED MIDEAST INITIATIVE , mmmm

PEACE ACTIVISTS SAY PALESTINIAN UPRISING STRIKES FAMILIAR CHORD

PAMLICO RIVER

•HOT SPOTS' OF TOXINS ARE FOUND IN PAMLICO
GROUPS SAY WASTEWATER PLANTS POLLUTING RIVERS

PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION ™™TV,o
LATIN AMERICANS BEGIN ANTI-POLLUTION TRAINING

PANAMA

^^TIME FOR RESTRAINT; BUSH'S SUPPORT FOR CHINESE STUDENTS FIRM BUT...
HELMS SAYS NORIEGA SHOT MAJOR, ATTACKS WHITE HOUSE INACTION
UTS/FORCES TOY TO OUST NORIEGA/N.C.CONGRESSMEN BACK BUSH'S ACTION

^^^fED'AS^sf^Ss^S^^MA, BOUNTY OFFERED FOR DICATOR

HELMS! NORIEGA'S DAYS NUMBERED mmrvnr,

DUKE PROFESSORS REALISTIC ON PANAMA PROSPECTS

PRESIDENT KEPT HIS PLAN UNDER WRAPS 2 DAYS

CAMP LEJEtM MARINE AMONG THOSE KILLED DURING INVASION

AT FORT BRAGG, MEDIA GETS SILENT TREATMENT

NEW BEGINNING FOR PANAMA

HELMS: NORIEGA CAN BE CAPTURED

S°S' WlN^^FKANAMA TO THE PHILIPPINES

A LESSON LEARNED

GEN. NORIEGA'S NOT SO BAD?

NO ARMY AND NO WAY OUT mpr „___.

GOVERNOR: HELMS 'RIGHT ALL ALONG' ABOUT NORIEGA

VATICAN SHOULD STOP GIVING AID TO NORIEGA

PANAMA, ELECTIONS

NORIEGA MAY SUCCEED IN OUSTING HIMSELF

P6NT.6KF SALE

^^THERE'S A LOT OF DOUGH IN THOSE PANCAKES
FORGET YOUR DIET

PANCREAS-KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
SEE ALSO KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS AND TRANSPLANTS
DUKE PERFORMS PANCREAS-KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
1ST PANCREAS-KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PATIENT AT DUKE 'DOING WELL'

PANCREATIC CANCER
OFF Al ^fl HANCER
DUKE RESEARCH SEEKS VACCINE FOR PANCREATIC CANCER

H 2 3/09/1989 C
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A

H 2 7/31/1989 A
H 2 8/11/1989 D
H 2 11/10/1989 D

N
P P T44

CHH 1
H 2

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

9/23/1989 A
12/10/1989 D

1/03/1989 A
3/16/1989 A
3/28/1989 A
8/18/1989 A
11/15/1989 A

6 P U W66
6 P N
1 P F 659

3 P N S17
1 P N

3 P N C62

4 E
4 E

2 N

3 P N S17

H 2 1/22/1989 B 7 N
H 2 8/09/1989 C 1 N

H 2 9/05/1989 B 1 N K65

5/24/1989
10/06/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/22/1989
12/23/1989
12/26/1989
12/27/1989
. 12/28/1989 B
2 12/28/1989 A

E

N

N Yll

N E33

N

N

N R63

N

N

N S69

E

N E33

E

N S69

N

E

E

N L40

E

S 2 5/16/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 2/12/1989 A
H 2 11/04/1989 A

S 2 7/21/1989 C
H 2 7/22/1989 A

1 P P T44
4 E

1 N
1 P N C60

S 2 11/02/1989 A 9 N

FANSIES

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PARAGUAY

NCCU TO TRAIN PARAGUAYANS

PARAKEETS

SEE ALSO BIRDS
JOEY THE PARAKEET DOES INDEED TALK, AFTER INITIAL RETICENCE

PARAMEDICS

SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS

PARAQUAT

ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS SEEK INFORMATION ON DEATHS OF DOGS

PARATROOPERS

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, PARACHUTES
BOY SEEKS STAMP MARKING PARATROOPS' 50TH ANNIVERSARY

PARENT EDUCATION

PARENTS CAN SHARE EXPERIENCES IN GROUP
WORKSHOP SERIES OFFERS EXPERTISE TO PARENTS
FROGRAM HELPS PARENTS OF ADOLESCENTS
PARENTS, TEENS WORK AT "BRIDGING THE GAP"

PARENT-TO-PARENT PROJECT

SEE ALSO CHILD ADVOCACY COMMISSION
'PARENT TO PARENT' FROGRAM POPULAR
EDUCATING PARENTS

N E

P D — DATE-

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PANSIES ARE DAINTY, COLORFUL AND TOUGH

THE PANTRY (JONES FERRY ROAD)

POLICE LOG/LOCAL STORE IS ROBBED AT GUNPOINT

THE PANTRY (N.C. 55 AND RIDDLE ROAD)

TORNADO CARVES UP DURHAM; EMPLOYEES FLEE DARK CLOUD, SOUTH DURHAM STORE
TEAMS ASSESS DURHAM TORNADO DAMAGE

PAP SMEARS

SEE ALSO CERVICAL CANCER
OVARIAN CANCER CONTINUES TO BE KILLER BECAUSE DOCTORS LACK SCREENING...
PAP SMEARS URGED FOR SEXUALLY-ACTIVE WOMEN

PAPER STOCK DEALERS

OVERSUPPLY MAY SLOW DURHAM RECYCLING

PARA-DIOXANE

CROUD WATER FOUND TAINTED BY DUKE DUMP
DUKE CANDIDNESS WELCOME

PARADE MAGAZINE

STUDENT'S PHOTOGRAPH FEATURED IN MAGAZINE

PARADE OF EXCELLENCE

CENTRAL STUDENTS HIT BOOKS FOR CHANCE TO 'LOOK PROUD'

PARADE OF HOMES

PARADE OF HOMES

READY TO GO

BUILDERS SHOW OFF PARADE WINNERS

1989 PARADE OF HOMES LOCATOR MAP

PARADES

SEE ALSO BEAT BOOK PARADE

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, DURHAM

'THINK YOU'RE GOOD?'; ORANGE HIGH BAND, 'HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH' ON.,. CHH 1

•KEEPER OF THE CLOCK' WON'T RIDE HISTORIC FLOAT CHH 1

TUENTY YEARS LATER; ORANGE CO. RESIDENTS TO JOIN GAY RIGHTS MARCH CHH 1

•GAY PRIDE' SPEAKERS URGE DEFEAT OF HELMS H 2

THE PARADE GOES BY H 2

ORANGE HIGH SINGERS JOIN MACY'S MARCH CHH 1

H 2 12/10/1989 E 9 P U

CHH 1 3/03/1989 A 7 N

2 5/06/1989 A
2 5/06/1989 A

1 P N C47
1 P N S92

H 2 4/11/1989 B 2 C N C60
H 2 6/04/1989 B 3 N

S 2 7/10/1989 A 1 N M06

H 2 11/15/1989 A 1 N N36
H 2 12/02/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 5/01/1989 A 1 P N M25

H 2 9/27/1989 D 5 P P T32

S 2 9/27/1989 C 9 P P T32

H 2 10/08/1989 F 1 P N C60

H 2 10/14/1989 C 4 M A

1/07/1989 A
1/07/1989 A
6/22/1989 A
6/25/1989 B
10/15/1989 B
11/25/1989 A

3 P N H90
3 N
3 P N S17
1 P N S22
1 P P R56
3 P N H90

S 2 5/12/1989 A 7 N

H 2 5/14/1989 B 1 U N36

H 1 1/18/1989 C 10 N T35

S 2 8/24/1989 A 10 N

S 2 3/07/1989 B 1 P F S27

S 2 3/30/1989 A 6 P F S27

S 2 4/06/1989 A 6 P F S27

CHH 1 11/05/1989 A 3 P N D38

2 9/07/1989 A 1 N B53
2 10/16/1989 C 1 P P S76

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f^aMM keds tosh legal bypass mmamm

^TIOtt-CONSENTMLL, RIVAL BILL GO TO SUBCOMMITTEE
pSALcSI ISSUE K BE SWEPT UNDER RUG, STATE SENATOR? SAY
ABORTION CONSENT MEASURE IS STILL PRODUCING DEBATE
ABORTION P^ENTAL^SENT BILL HINGES ON AFFORDABILITY
MOTHER OF DURHAM YOUTH WITH LEGAL WOES GOES TO JAIL

PARENUJC^SSICONCEPTION HAKES MESSY -PARENTHOOD'

PARIS, FRANCE

SEGoSFGTrCHANCE TO SHOOT FOR PARIS

PARK_STATEIOKS TOWN'S 1ST PARK-AND-RIDE LOT

PARSEEGALSCSCHAPEL HILL, N.C., PARKING AREAS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PARKING
SEE ALSO GARAGES

Kli'^WS ENLIVEN THE JOB AT PARKING GARAGES
JOB REQUIRES SMILING PATIENCE
PARKING LOT LOSES PUBLIC SPACES

ffig 35S SKs OUT «E» .1,937 A MONTH...
WHEN TALL COSTS THE MOST

ggg fflc^^^ILLfoNW^KING DECKS AT AMERICAN TOBACCO
AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT WILL DOUBLE DOWNTOWN
PARK-AND-ttALK PROBLEMS
TAXES SUBSIDIZE PARKING

^KffiT^^S PARKING SLOTS

PARKS, DURHAM _ _ rmT

SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER PARK
SEE ALSO NORTHGATE PARK

SEDURHAM SSsflSBREra»Tl« COMES A LONG WAY OVER THE YEARS
SUMMER RECREATION (SPECIAL SECTION)
GIRLS' DAY AT THE PARK
BUILDERS MAY ESCAPE 'DOUBLE JEOPARDY'

M^MlM& GUI* (3PCCIAL SECTION)
DURHAM PARK GETS JUMP-START
NEW GAZEBO IN CITY PARK

PARKS, DURHAM, SWIMMING POOLS

^ITY^IJ«l\«NpCaSLpROVIDE RELIEF FROM STEAMY WEATHER

PARKS, N.C. _ „.««„.

SEE ALSO ADOPT-A-PARK PROGRAM
SEE ALSO AMUSEMENT PARKS

I ^ R."HUtW P^KS AND RECREATION

WWUVIm* STATE PARKS
CHEROKEE MAY HOST RESORT STATEPARK
PARK SYSTEM MAY GET MAJOR BUDGET BOOST
WHERE'S THE MONEY FOR PARKS''
STATE PARK SOUGHT ON LUMBER RIVER

BILL TO ACQUIRE LAND FOR PARK RUNS INTO SNAG _™.
STATE PARKS EXPECTED TO ATTRACT MANY VISITORS THIS WEEKEND

S
H
H
H
S
H

4/01/1989 A
4/05/1989 B
5/30/1989 C
6/16/1989 C
7/03/1989 A
10/18/1989 A

Oil

1 P N S82

H 2 8/11/1989 D 3 P R S66

H 2 5/28/1989 C 6 N C49
CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 1 N M70

S
H

H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H

S
H
H
S
S
H
S
H

2/23/1989 C

3/26/1989 B

3/26/1989 B

5/08/1989 C

5/10/1989

5/13/1989

7/24/1989

8/19/1989

8/20/1989

8/23/1989

9/02/1989

9/03/1989 D

P S76
N P38
N P38
N C61
P

N C61
E
E
J
J
E
E

S 2 8/15/1989 C 1 M N C61

4/19/1989 H
4/25/1989 D
5/25/1989
7/13/1989
8/19/1989
8/29/1989
9/11/1989
10/25/1989

F A76
P F
P P M66

N C61
M N C61
D F

N C61
P P S76

S 2 7/10/1989 C 1 P N T77

s

9

1/06/1989 C

1

N M06

s

2

1/11/1989 C

6

N

H

9

£

3/06/1989 C

1

N

H

2

3/11/1989 A

4

E

H

5

4/08/1989 A

11

N

H

2

4/27/1989 B

3

N

H

2

5/27/1989 C

1

N Bll

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HOLIDAY CROUDS TAKE TO PARKS
VISITOR FEES COULD HELP STATE'S PARKS
GRANT TO EXPAND ADOPT-A-PARK PROGRAH

PARKS, N.C., ATTENDANCE

2.2 MILLION VISITORS DRAWN TO AREA LAKES, PARKS IN 1988

PARKS, N.C., BUDGET

GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGAIN IGNORED PARKS

PARKS, N.C., FEES

N.C. RECREATION AREAS MAY HAVE TO ADD FEES

PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, PARKS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PARKS
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, PARKS
SEE ALSO OCCONEECHEE MOUNTAIN PARK
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPOSED)
LUNSFORD WANTS MORE INFO ON SCHOOL-SIDE PARK

PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT.
SEE DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.

PARKSIDE 70 (SHOPPING CENTER)

NEIGHBORHOOD SPECIALTY CENTER

PARKUOOD ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

SOUTH DURHAM WANTS A LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM

PARKUOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TOP PATROL

PARKUOOD RENOVATION RUNS BEHIND
PARKUOOD ELEMENTARY BEATS RENOVATION DEADLINE

PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS

PAROLE

SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLES
SEE ALSO N.C PAROLE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PROBATION
SEE ALSO TROY HOUSE

INSIGHT/N.C PRISON MESS NOT EASILY FIXED

EARLY PAROLES UNWARRANTED

SLAIN POLICE CHIEF'S FAMILY FIGHTS PAROLE OF HIS KILLER

EARLY-PAROLE CRIME LIST NEEDS TIGHTENING

EARLY PAROLE BECAUSE OF CROWDING HAS JUDGES, PROSECUTORS UPSET

STATE MUST BITE BULLET TO SOLVE PRISON CRISIS

MAN CONVICTED OF KILLING BROTHER IN '80 UP FOR PAROLE

INSTRUCTION MIXES MESSAGE TO JURORS

INMATE SAYS HE'LL FILE LAWSUIT OVER DELAYED PAROLE RELEASE

EARLY INMATE RELEASES DO NOT SERVE JUSTICE

HEROIN ARREST BRINGS PAROLE-RULE CHARGE

KILLER'S SHORT PRISON STAY SPARKS ANGER

LT. GOV. SAYS HE'S DISGUSTED WITH PLAN TO FREE MCCOMBS

GOV. MARTIN CALLS MCCOMBS' PAROLE DECISION 'A MISTAKE'

OFFICER'S KIN RAPS PAROLE COMMISSION

OFFICER'S KIN RAPS PAROLE COMMISSION

MARTIN, GARDNER RAP KILLER'S PAROLE

MCCOMBS PLANS TO STAY IN CHARLOTTE, ATTORNEY SAYS

CONVICTED MURDERER MAY LEAVE JAIL SATURDAY

GULLEY, ROYAL OPPOSE RELEASE

MCCOMBS CALLED VALUED WORKER

MOST PRISONERS GET EARLY PAROLE

GARDNER TO OFFER EVIDENCE TO BLOCK PAROLE

JUDGE: PAROLE BOARD DIDN'T WEIGH EVIDENCE

MCCOMBS PUT ON PAROLE DESPITE GARDNER'S PLEA

MCCOMBS PUT ON PAROLE DESPITE GARDNER'S PLEA

N E

P D — DATE-

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

H 2 5/30/1989 C 1 P N C60
S 2 6/06/1989 A 4 E
H 1 6/13/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 1/20/1989 C 1 N H60
S 2 8/22/1989 A 4 E
S 2 1/18/1989 A 15 N

CHH 1 6/09/1989 A 2 N M25

H 2 12/17/1989 F 1 P P T37
S 2 10/03/1989 D 5 N M06

S 2 2/03/1989 C 3 P P S73
S 2 8/04/1989 A 1 P N S92
S 2 8/25/1989 A 1 N S92

CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2

1/01/1989

1/06/1989

1/11/1989

1/23/1989

2/19/1989

2/21/1989

3/26/1989

5/17/1989

6/28/1989

11/20/1989

11/21/1989

11/28/1989

11/28/1989

11/29/1989

11/29/1989

11/29/1989

11/29/1989

11/30/1989

11/30/1989

11/30/1989

11/30/1989

11/30/1989

12/01/1989

12/01/1989

12/02/1989

12/02/1989

U L40
L
N
E

P N S32
E

N H90
E

P N H90
E

N B53
N S32
N B53
N L40
N S82
N S22
N B53
N

P N B53
N E33
N
N B53

P N B53
N B53
N S22
N L40

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1969

SUBJECTS

PASTA; NOT JUST PRETTY SHAPES

PASTA EMBODIES SIMPLICITY, VERSATILITY

FATSEESTRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES LICENSING CONSORTIUM

— DATE-

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

SLAIN OFFICER'S BROTHER SEEKS PAROLE EXPLANATION

PAROLE BOARD FREES ACCUSED DEPUTY KILLER

VICTIM'S WIDOW CRITICIZES PAROLE rmrr^

MAY PAROLEE WAS CONVICTED IN CASE WHERE DEPUTY KILLED

VICTIM'S DAUGHTER OPPOSES PAROLE IN KURDER CASE

PAROLE BOARD DEFENDS ACTION Cf RHJZASIN6 GLENN

SLAIN OFFICER'S RELATIVES INVITED TO ATTEND VIGIL

GLEN* LIVING IN WAKE COUNTY

STEPHENS CHOSE NOT TO OPEN PAROLE HEARING

DA WANTS PUBLIC PAROLE HEARINGS

Sns'STS K^PAROLE FOR ALL H^M PRISONERS

DA REACTED TOO LATE

A VIGIL FOR THE VICTIMS

PUBLIC PAROLE REVIEWS WOULD CREATE NIGHTMARE

COLOMBO: OPEN PAROLE HEARINGS TUC-CCNSUMING

PAROLE OFFICIALS DON'T HAVE TO ALLOW PUBLIC HEARINGS

PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW WHY PAROLES GRANTED

PARROTS

LAB SEEKS TO UNLOCK PARROTT FEVER MYSTERIES

PART TIME JOBS

SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.

S^P£ES^REYS«jllNGSRANKS OF TEMPORARY WORKERS ARMY/BUSINESS BRIEFING

PARTIES

^AR^GAMEf BECOME THE SOCIAL RAK
'GOING WILD' IS TIHE-HGNOFED TRADITION
FRAT GETS PERMIT FOR BURN BENEFIT ^^

ANNUAL TINY TOTS' TEATIHE GOES OVER BIG IN CARRBORO
PARK LARK

CASOALVCOSTLY, SPOOKY OR SPORTY, THE PARTY GOES ON

fS1ORIENTED COMPANY CHRISTMAS PARTIES BECOMING NORM

PARTNERS IN ECUMENISM „„,„„
SEE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES

PARTNERSHIPS IN ™CATION PROGRAM

SEPERS0N COuKaRTNERS INEDUCATION ADOPT PROGRAM, SEEK $50,000 BUDGET

^sKs^? ffls A CULTURE WASPS' NEST

PASQUOTANK COUNTY, N.C. __ M^, mi
PASGUOTAI* FUNDING IDEA MAY CATCH ON

m%S£^^WBTtam£ A FIRST-CLASS ETHNIC RESTAURANT

PASSIVE SMOKING __„„
SEE TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS

PASSOVER

SEE ALSO HANUKKAH

SEE ALSO JEWS

SEE ALSO JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION _ _TrATT„,

PREPARATIONS FOR SEDER MEAL BEGIN PASSOVER CELEBRATION

JEWS BEGIN PASSOVER HOLIDAY TODAY

PASSOVER! THE FREEDOM FESTIVAL

PASTA

s

2

S

2

s

2

H

H

2

S

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

S

2

12/02/1989

12/07/1989

12/07/1989

12/08/1989

12/09/1989

12/11/1989

12/12/1989

12/12/1989

12/15/1989

12/15/1989

12/16/1989

12/16/1989

12/17/1989 D

12/18/1989 A

12/20/1989 C

12/21/1989 A

12/28/1989 A

12/30/1989 A

N C61

N B53

N B53

N

N

N B53
P N B53

N B53
P N S82

N B53

N

N S82

E

E

N S82

N B53

N B53

E

CHH 1 11/24/1989 A 6 P N

H 2 3/19/1989 D 6 N

S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2

1/17/1989 B
1/24/1989 D
3/10/1989 A
7/30/1989 A
8/17/1989 B
12/21/1989 A
12/25/1989 C

F G59
N A76
N

N M20
P T32
N W66
N K65

H 1 5/03/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2 3/10/1989 D 4 P R L59

S 2 3/10/1989 A 5 J Oil

H 2 6/02/1989 D 4 P R D77

CHH 1 4/18/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2 4/19/1989 C 1 N A54
H 2 4/21/1989 A 4 E

2 9/06/1989 B
2 10/18/1989 C

1 D F Zll
1 P F S27

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1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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SEE U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE

PATHOLOGY

DUKE PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN TO RESIGN

PATIENT RIGHTS

SEE HEALTH CARE, PATIENT RIGHTS
SEE MENTAL PATIENTS RIGHTS

PATTERSON ROAD

REZONING CASE DELAYED BY QUESTIONS ABOUT OFFICIAL'S INVOLVEMENT ...

PAVILION ON FRANKLIN

'PAVILION' TO DISPLACE CAT'S CRADLE

$11 MILLION COMPLEX TO REPLACE FAILED UADDELL PROJECT

PAVING CONTRACTORS

SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
POLICE LOG/FOR $800, UOMAN GETS 20 MINUTES OF PAVING

PAWNSHOPS

POLICE NAB 2 IN DURHAM PAWN SHOP THEFTS

SUSPECTS SNARED AFTER 7-HOUR CHASE (CORRECTED 2-5-89)

POLICE HOLD 3 IN PAW SHOP THEFTS (CORRECTED 2-6-89)

CORRECTION

CORRECTION

CORRECTIONS

POLICE AGAIN RE-IDENTIFY PAWN SHOP THEFT SUSPECT

SUSPECT'S IDENTITY CONFIRMED

CRITICS SAY BILL WOULD GIVE PAWNBROKERS BONANZA IN INTEREST

PAWNBROKERS' BILL OKS 264X ANNUAL LOAN INTEREST

SENATE PANEL APPROVES RIGS WITH TRAILERS MEASURING 53 FEET

SENATE DELAYS CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON DWI BILL

PAWNSHOP BREAK-IN BRINGS 6-YEAR TERM

PAYROLL TAX

SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO WAGES, U.S.

DURHAM BUILDERS DODGE PAYROLL TAX

CONTRACTORS UNAWARE OF TAX RULES

SOME CONTRACTORS RIMING AFOUL OF TAX LAWS, IRS INVESTIGATION FINDS

PEACE

SEE ALSO LOCAL GRASSROOTS PEACEMAKER AWARD
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR PEACE EDUCATION

LEFTISTS WEAKEN NATION'S DEFENSE

'PILGRIMAGE' BEGINS IN HILLSBOROUGH

MARCHERS BEGIN CENTRAL AMERICA 'PEACE PILGRIMAGE'

TRUCK CONVOY WILL VISIT DURHAM

SETTING SAIL FOR PEACE; BYNUM STORYTELLER TO BE ON DECK...

MOMENTS OF SILENCE KEPT FOR WORLD PEACE

EVENT TO HONOR PEACE ACTIVIST

OUTREACH PROGRAMS LINKED TO SPREAD OF DEMOCRACY

PEACE ACTIVISTS SAY PALESTINIAN UPRISING STRIKES FAMILIAR CHORD

PEACE COLLEGE

DURHAM COUPLE GIVES $2.5 MILLION TO PEACE COLLEGE
5 GRADUATE FROM PEACE

PEACE CORPS

PEACE CORPS OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT DUKE

PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY
SEE ALSO MEMORIAL DAY
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C, DEATHS
DURHAM POLICE PAY TRIBUTE TO SLAIN OFFICERS

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 5/13/1989 C 1 N C60

H 2 2/15/1989 D 9 N A54

CHH 1

11/21/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

11/21/1989 A

1 P N M70

H 2

8/10/1989 C

3 N M51

S 2

2/03/1989 A

1 P N B53

CHH 1

2/04/1989 A

1 P N R63

S 2

2/04/1989 A

1 P N T37

H 2

2/05/1989 B

1 N

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

1 N

S 2

2/06/1989 A

2 N

H 2

2/07/1989 C

1 N M51

CHH 1

2/08/1989 A

1 N

H 2

5/01/1989 A

9 N

S 2

5/03/1989 A

5 J Oil

H 2

6/22/1989 B

4 P N

H 2

7/12/1989 D

4 N

S 2 10/20/1989 C

1 N B53

S 2

6/14/1989 A

1 N M06

S 2

6/15/1989 A

1 N K06

H 2

6/16/1989 C

2 N

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

4 P U

CHH 1

3/19/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

3/20/1989 A

1 P N R63

S 2

7/11/1989 A

6 N

H 2

7/13/1989 B

1 P N Zll

CHH 1

10/25/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

10/30/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/12/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

11/15/1989 A

3 P N S17

H 2

2/14/1989 C

4 N

S 2

5/22/1989 A

6 N

H 2 2/16/1989 C 2 N

H 2 5/13/1989 C 1 P N C47

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

D — DATE-

S
E

C -PG

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L P

BYL

PEACH BOUL

SEE N^C^STATeI^IV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL, PEACH BOUL

PEACHES

PEACHY KEEN

PEARL HARBOR

SFF At SO UfRLD WAR I
OXFORD WOMAN HELPS VISITORS AT MEMORIAL IN PEARL HARBOR

pCAMAII PLAN

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., DESEGREGATION
INSIGHT/AN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS

PEARSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DARE GRADUATION
READY TO BAG IT
TOP SAFETY PATROLS

FtARSpEAR^CGIVES CREDIT TO HERALD SUN PAPERS (AD)

PEARSONTOUN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PAIR UP FOR FAIRNESS
WOODCROFT SCHOOL PLAN APPROVED
NEW ELEMENTARY DISTRICTS APPROVED _„„„„,
PRINCIPLE, NOT POLITICS, SHOULD GUIDE DECISIONS
STUDENTS BID FARWELL TO COBLE
PEARSONTOUN 'PARTNERS IN EXCELLENCE'
READING FOR BOOKS -.-...

WING OF SCHOOL RUINED BUT CLASSES.T0BE HELD
PEARSONTOWN CLASSES MOVED DUE TO STORM
DESPITE DAMAGE, SCHOOL GOES ON
COUNTY SCHOOLS SEEK TORNADO RELIEF OF $8,700
SCHOOL SYSTEM SEEKS AID FOR REPAIRS
PEARSONTOUN GETS DAMAGE FIXED ON TIME
DURHAM-SOVIET CHURCHES JOINED BY MAIL

PEASEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES, ALTERNATIVES

ENVIRONMENTALISTS HAIL PEAT MINING SETTLEMENT
CONSERVATIONISTS BID ON THE FUTURE

'FORTRESS EUROPE'

PEAT, MARUICK, MITCHELL AND CO.
BUSINESSMEN LAUD ECONOMIC

PEAT MINING
SEE PEAT BOGS

PEDESTRIAN MALLS

SEE ALSO MAIN STREET FROGRAM
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS __
BURLINGTON REMOVING MAIN STREET MALL

PEDESTRIAN SAFETY

SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY

BURLINGTON, ROXBORO GET SAFETY AWARDS

AAA CITES CHAPEL HILL FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY

PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, PEDESTRIAN
.SEE ALSO INTERSECTIONS

SEE ALSO SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS _____
PEDESTRIAN STRUCK, KILLED BY CARS IDENTIFIED

PEDIATRICIANS, N.C.

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DISEASES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HEALTH CARE

CHH 1 7/16/1989 A 3 P P L38
H 2 12/07/1989 B 1 P N
H 2 9/10/1989 D 1 P F A20

S 2 3/21/1989 C 5 P P T37
S 2 4/19/1989 A 9 P P S76
S 2 4/20/1989 A 2 P P T32

S 2 4/19/1989 G 8 P A

H

H

s

H
H

H

S
H

s

H
S

H

s

H

3/15/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/1989
3/19/1989
4/21/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
5/07/1989
5/08/1989
5/09/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
8/16/1989
12/03/1989

4
1

1
5
1

10

1

1
1

1

E

N P38
N S92
U

N J40
P M66
P M66
N

N M06
N J40
N M06
N

N S92
N Zll

H 2 8/26/1989 B 3 N
CHH 1 9/23/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 6/14/1989 A 3 P N B3B

H 1 8/03/1989 C 1 P N H60

H 1 7/19/1989 C 1 N H60
CHH 1 7/19/1989 A 3 N L90

H 2 1/18/1989 C 3 0

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
LOCAL PHYSICIAN LAUDS REPORT ON INFANT CIRCUMCISIONS

PEE DEE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

MOORE COUNTY CONSIDERS JOINING TRIANGLE J COUNCIL

PEEPING TOM

POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED FOR PEEPING AT WOMAN

POLICE LOG/BURGLAR BATTERS SLEEPING WOMAN WITH BRICK

POLICE CHARGE MAN AS PEEPING TOM

PEER COUNSELING SERVICE

SEE DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION

PEERS AGAINST DRUGS

SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
STUDENTS AT NORTHERN TACKLE DRUG ABUSE

PEGGY MANN AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
VOCALISTS SING TUNEFUL FAREWELL TO THEIR PIANIST

THE PELICAN GUIDE TO HILLSBOROUGH
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH H C
REVAMPED PELICAN Guilc'MAKES WAY BACK TO HILLSBOROUGH'S BOOKSHELVES

PELLE THE CONQUEROR <FILM)

'PELLE THE CONQUEROR* IS MOVING AND COMPELLING FILM
•SLAVES' LIVELY, FUN, NO MORE; 'PELLE' GLOWS
TRUE TO THE BOOK, FILM OF PELLE THE CONQUEROR RIGHT ON TARGET
'PELLE' WORTHY ADDITION TO BOYHOOD CANON

PENCILS

LOWLY PENCIL SETS DUKE PROF WRITING

DUKE PROFESSOR'S BOOK EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PENCIL

PENINSULA PILOTS (BASEBALL TEAM)
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
BULLS TAKE TWO FROM PENINSULA
MALONEY'S 4 HITS KEY BULLS' OFFENSIVE SHOW
BULLS OVERCOME ADVERSITY, PILOTS
PILOTS RETURN FAVOR, RIP BULLS
BULLS NIP PILOTS, CONTINUE HOT STREAK
BIG INNING HELPS BULLS SWEEP PILOTS

FOR THRIFT, PENINSULA IS A STEP ALONG THE WAY/BASEBALL NOTES
BULLS HAVE A BLAST, WIN 15-8
BULLS CLUB PILOTS 15-11
RAIN HELPS BULLS GROUND PILOTS, 6-5
PILOTS HOLD OFF DURHAM RALLY

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
BULLS CLINCH FIRST-HALF PENNANT
PILOTS DECLARE INDEPENDENCE FROM CL CELLAR/BASEBALL

PENNIES

FRED CATES WINS BET, GETS PAID IN PENNIES

PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH

BELSCHNICKEL AND DISTLEFINKS: THE KUTZTOWN FOLK FESTIVAL

PENSION PLANS

SEE ALSO DOUBLE-DIPPING

SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, PENSION FUND

SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
N.C. MAY BEGIN TAXING STATE, LOCAL PENSIONS DUE TO RULING
THORNBURG: IT'S UNFAIR BUT FEDERAL RETIREES CANNOT GET REFUNDS

N E
P D

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

-DATE-

CHH 1 3/13/1989 A 3 N L90
H 2 5/12/1989 C 16 N K65

CHH 1 3/14/1989 A 2 N
H 2 8/21/1989 A 13 N M51
S 2 8/21/1989 A 9 N

S 2 11/28/1989 A 6 P N 659

H 2 3/28/1989 B 1 P U W15

CHH 1 6/17/1989 A

N H90

S 2 4/27/1989 D 9 P R B71

H 2 5/12/1989 D 3 P R S66

CHH 1 5/18/1989 A 7 U

H 2 8/11/1989 D 4 P R L59

s

2 10/30/1989 C

1 P N

H

2 11/19/1989 B

1 U N36

H

2

4/17/1989 D

1 N

H

2

4/22/1989 D

1 P N C52

S

2

4/22/1989 B

1 P N P52

H

2

4/23/1989 C

1 P N P75

H

2

4/24/1989 D

1 P N C52

S

2

4/24/1989 D

3 P U P52

H

2

4/30/1989 C

2 P N C52

H

2

6/04/1989 C

2 N

H

2

6/05/1989 B

2 N

H

2

6/06/1989 D

2 N

H

2

6/07/1989 D

1 N

H

2

6/11/1989 C

1 P N P75

H

2

6/12/1989 D

1 N C52

S

2

6/12/1989 D

2 P N P52

H

2

6/13/1989 B

1 P N C52

S

2

6/13/1989 C

1 P N P52

H

2

6/14/1989 D

1 P N C52

S

2

6/14/1989 D

1 P N P52

H

2

8/06/1989 C

2 P N P75

CHH 1 2/15/1989 A 3 N
H 2 7/02/1989 E 12 D F Zll

2 4/04/1989 A
2 4/12/1989 B

12 P N
5 N

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1/01/19S9

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJE

LETTING FEDERAL RETIREES OFF TAX HOOK COULD COST STATE $100 MILLION...

LATE TAX FILERS GET A BREAK __

RETIRING EMPLOYEES DESERVE PROTECTION „ ^^

NO TftXATIONOPTION TOTALLY FAIR TO ALL RETIREES AND TAXPAYERS

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ARGUE AGAINST TAXING PENSIONS ct.CTnuc

SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL TO TAX PUBLIC, PRIVATE PENSIONS...

OPPONENTS DELAY VOTE ON ALLOWING DAY-CARE SPANKINGS

SENATE APPROVES PENSION TAXATION BILL

PENSION DILEMMA PUZZLES TAX MEN _

HOUSE, SENATE HAVE DIFFERENCES ON TOUGHER DUI LAWS

PENSIONERS' TAX BREAK BILL GAINS „^.tt~^

SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL ON PENSION EXEMPTIONS

N.C. SENATE OKS RETIREMENT BILL

TAX EXEMPTIONS ON PENSIONS APPROVED

N.C. PENSION TAX BILL STILL NOT TOTALLY FAIR

STOP RAIDING PENSION FUNDS

ret,^E^CrMtTODLPRESERVATIVE, PESTICIDE; PENTACHLOROPHENOL)

PENTATHLON

SEE ALSO OLYMPICS
DURHAM MAY LURE

2 OLYMPIC CAMPS

PENSEE^LSOIRELIGI0N (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)

BURHA* CHURCH'S CENTENNIAL MAY MARK BIRTH OF MODERN PENTECOSTAL ISM

PEOPLE ASSISTING VICTIMS
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO MISSING PERSONS, N.C. _

RtW^ c^«|p MnwugiH

C^SNHAslpECIALttMEANINGS FOR THOSE CLOSE TO HOMICIDE VICTIMS
CORRECTION

PEOPLE FOR THE AMERICAN WAY

GROUP PROMOTES TOLERANCE ^ „„„_

ZEALOUS CENSORS ARE THREAT TO FREE THOUGHT
IS FREEDOM WASTED ON THE FREE? ^^
YOUNG LOSE INTEREST IN POLITICAL PROCESS
DON'T CENSOR EDUCATION

PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO

^.K ^S^^REC^cfpL^S C**>EL HILL WORKSHOP
ANIMAL ACTIVISTS TURN UP HEAT ON UNC
UNC TO JOIN ANIMAL RESEARCH MEETING AT RTP
ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS BLAST RTP MEETING
RESEARCH GROUPS JOIN TO OPPOSE ANIMAL ACTIVISTS _^
ACTIOS PROTEST CLOSED KEETING; ANIMAL RESEARCHERS MAY MEET AGAIN...
ANIMAL RECORDS STOLEN FROM DUKE RESEARCH LAB
PETA URGES CONSUMER CHANGES „„„.„, „__
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUP PUSHING VEGETARIAN DIETS
MEETING BETWEEN HARDIN, PETA LEADER POSTPONED
ACTIVIST CANCELS MEETING
PETA HAD EVERYTHING TO GAIN
HARDIN'S LETTER A DISGRACE
EDITORIAL'S PREMISE FLAWED
PETA HEAVY-HANDED IN CHEROKEE
FORTRESS UNC

PETA MAILS FLIER ATTACKING UNC RESEARCH
PETA'S CYNICAL METHODS HARM CAUSE
PETA DENIES IT SAID POLICE RAIDED FARM

PEOPLE ON THE GO (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)

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I T

N

E

E

1

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P

D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H

2

4/17/1989 C

1

N

H

4/22/1989 A

4

E

S

3

£

4/22/1989 A

4

E

s

2

4/27/1989 A

5

J on

H

9

6/15/1989 A

14 P N

H

2

7/07/1989 A

12

N

H

2

7/08/1989 A

6

N

H

2

7/11/1989 A

11

N

S

2

7/25/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

8/04/1939 A

11

N

H

2

8/09/1989 A

1

N

H

2

8/10/1989 B

J

N

H

2

8/11/1989 A

1

N

H

2

8/12/1989 A

8

N

S

2

8/15/1989 A

3

E

H

2 12/20/1989 A

4

E

S 2 6/27/1989 A 1 N C61

H

2 3/04/1989 A

8 N A20

S

H
H
S
S

H
S

2 9/15/1989 A
2 9/21/1989 C
2 9/27/1989 C
2 12/23/1989 A
2 12/23/1989 C
2 12/24/1989 B
2 12/26/1989 A

1 N B53
1 N S82
1 N S82
1 P N B53
1 P P T32

1 P N S82

2 N

H 2 1/09/1989 A

S 2 9/04/1989 A

CHH 1 11/23/1989 A

S 2 11/24/1989 A

CHH 1 12/29/1989 A

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

H

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

1/26/1989
2/10/1989
2/18/1989
2/19/1989
2/24/1989
2/24/1989
2/28/1989
4/16/1989
4/16/1989
6/16/1989
7/27/1989
8/01/1989
8/01/1989
8/20/1989
9/10/1989
9/10/1989
10/02/1989
10/27/1989
12/08/1989

P N

P N
N

P N
N

P N
N

P N
N

P N
N
E
L
L
E
L

P N
E
L

S17
317
S17
S17
K65
S17
S92
S17
S17
S17
S17

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PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, N.C.

'89 CAMPAIGN CHANGES FACE OF AREA POLITICS

PEOPLE'S COURT (TV SHOW)

SEE ALSO SMALL CLAIMS COURT
JUDGE UAPNER RECOGNIZES BANE ON TV

PEOPLE'S INTERGALACTIC FOOD CONSPIRACY
SEE FOOD CO-OPS

PEOPLE'S LAW SCHOOL

SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
MOST ACTORS IN MOCK TRIAL WILL BE IN FAMILIAR ROLES
THIS LAW SCHOOL HAS NO ADMISSION TEST
SPECTATORS TO BE JURY IN MOCK TRIAL OF DRUNKEN-DRIVING CASE

PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
VITAMINS CAN SUPPLEMENT DIET LACKING IN VEGETABLES
PROPER FOOD INTAKE, STAYING FIT KEYS TO PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS
PLAN HELPS SMOKERS KICK HABIT

RESEARCHERS FINDING TREATMENT FOR UNCONTROLLABLE SLEEP ATTACKS
INCONCLUSIVE REPORTS ON BIRTH-CONTROL PILL A 'SCANDAL'
RESEARCH LINKS ALUMINUM TO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
FOR SHAMPOO PRODUCTS LEAVE FRUITS ON THE TABLE/PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
FDA KEEPS ALZHEIMER'S DRUG FROM PATIENTS

STUDY REVEALS ELDERLY PEOPLE FACE DRUG DANGERS/PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
CONDOMS ARE UNDERRATED FOR EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY/PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
HEBAL REMEDY RESURGENCE REQUIRES DOSE OF CAUTION

N E

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PEOPLE ON THE GO/HOLIDAY FETE SPICED WITH MEXICAN FOOD

PEOPLE ON THE GO/FRIENDS HELPED WELCOME NEW YEAR IN STYLE

CHAPEL HILL PUBLISHERS VISIT SOVIET UNION

RISE OF 'SENSATIONAL' TALK SHOWS DISTURBING TREND

FESTIVITIES RESUME WITH WORONOFF'S SUPER BOWL PARTY/PEOPLE ON THE GO

VIKING TRAVEL HOLDS ANNIVERSARY GALA/PEOPLE ON THE GO

STONEYBROOK STEEPLECHASE PROVIDES A GOOD TIME/PEOPLE ON THE GO

DORRANCES HOLD PARTY IN D'AMBIOSE'S HONOR/PEOPLE ON THE GO

ADELINE MCCALL UNLOCKED KIDS' EARS TO MUSIC/PEOPLE ON THE GO

SEARCH FOR PARTY A TRUE COMEDY OF ERRORS/PEOPLE ON THE GO

EXECUTIVE MANSION*. A GREAT PLACE TO VISIT/PEOPLE ON THE GO

IMPROMPTU PARTY; HOSPITALITY REQUEST SPARKS QUICK CLEANING

NEW TREND; HOSTESS ELIMINATES CONFUSION... WITH PERSONALIZED PLACE CARDS

SLEEPY RELATIVES DROP BY FOR EASTER PICNIC/PEOPLE ON THE GO

FEAST5 BUSY SCHEDULE INCLUDED FOUR PARTIES IN ONE DAY/PEOPLE ON THE GO

SHUMAKER HAS HIS MOMENT ON STAGE/PEOPLE ON THE GO

STONEYBROOK! LOTS OF RAIN AND FUN/PEOPLE ON THE GO

GARDEN CLUB HOLDS ELEGANT TEA/PEOPLE ON THE GO

PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, DURHAM CHAPTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE

DEVELOPMENT VITAL H

A WAYWARD ORDINANCE H

HAMNER SUBMITS BLUEPRINT FOR BATTLE OVER ERWIN SQUARE H

...COACH HAMNER'S "RAMBLING YUPPIES" HAVE US ON OUR OWN... (CARTOON) H

CORRECTION S

CORRECTION fi

DEVELOPER BLASTS PROPOSED ORDINANCE S

PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE SAYS 1,300 HAVE SIGNED ERWIN SQUARE PETITION H

NEW OFFICERS ELECTED S

ALLIANCE PLANS MORE FORCEFUL ACTIVISM H
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS WELLS FOR MAYOR; HOMEBUILBERS FAVOR TILLMAN.,. S

PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE ANNOUNCES ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS H

'COMMITTEE' ENDORSES JENKINS H

ENDORSEMENT SURPRISES H

CONSERVATIVE VICTORIES MAY MEAN COALITION END S

DURHAM COALITION PLANS NOV. ELECTION STRATEGY H

TRASH TALK FOCUS ON COSTS, RECYCLING H

PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, FRIENDS OF DURHAM SLATES DIAMETRICAL H

PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS JENKINS FOR MAYOR S

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

1/01/1989
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
4/02/1989
4/09/1989
4/16/1989
4/23/1989
4/30/1989

8 U

7 U

7 U

8 P U
8 U

1/09/1989 A

1/12/1989 A

2/01/1989 A

2/02/1989 A

2/10/1989 A

4/04/1989 A

4/06/1989 A

5/03/1989 C

8/01/1989 A

8/05/1989 B

10/05/1989 C

10/06/1989 B

10/08/1989 B

10/10/1989 A

10/11/1989 A

10/12/1989 A

10/26/1989 C

10/27/1989 C

10/30/1989 C

U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U

u

U

u

U

E
E

N S69
T C50
N
N

N H70
N A54
N

N S22
N C61
N R63
N R63
E

N C61
N R63
N R63
N R63
N

H 2 11/08/1989 A 9 N S69

H 2 3/07/1989 A 10 P N S82

H 1 1/04/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 3 N H90
H 2 2/28/1989 C 3 N

S 2 1/04/1989 A 10 U

S 2 1/11/1989 C 2 U

S 2 1/18/1989 A 8 U

S 2 1/25/1989 C 4 U

S 2 2/01/1989 A 7 U

S 2 2/08/1989 C 2 U

S 2 2/15/1989 C 3 U

S 2 2/22/1989 C 6 U

S 2 3/01/1989 C 2 U

S 2 3/08/1989 A 9 U

S 2 3/15/1989 A 9 U

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TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT POISONING TRAGEDIES/THE PEOPLE'S FWARMACY

OVEfr-TJC-CQUNTER MEDICATIONS USUALLY HANDLE BOUTS OF DIARRHEA

mMHDN MEDICATIONS SOMETIMES CAUSE BALDNESS

SriE^TERyiCINE CAN PRODUCE WALKING I^TORE SYNDROME

NEW AND OLDDRUGS PROVIDE ALLERGY ^EF/PECPLE»S PHARMACY

NEW BATTLE BREWING OVER VITAMINS' THERAPEUTIC VALUE rurAP^/,„v

NEW SUNSCCT« PROTECT AGAINST INVISIBLE RAYS/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

NEW DWffSOFFER RELIEF FROM UNCONTROLLABLE OBSESSIONS

DRUG COMPANIES PUSH PRESCRIPTION PILLS TO PATIENTS

PATN PATIENTS FACE DILEMMA OF FINDING SAFE ANALGESIC

DRUG FIGHTING BAt^NESSHAS TOVED TO BE A FLOP/DC PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

ALZHEIMER^ PATIB^S^TEFOR THA/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

SeAs*! W^^jE* ™ «F PE0PLE'S "*"«*

SuKgOADLY NSECT CTINGSTAKES FAST ACTION/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
AWANCESIN APHRODISIAC RESEARCH EXCITE SCIENTISTS
NEW ULCER CURE MAY INCLUDE PEPTO-BISMOL

SSI, WSS ^SWAfef^PE^^PH^Y

RESEARCH INDICATES FEMALE HORMONES LINKED TO BREAST CANCER

GENERIC DRUG SCANDAL SHOULDN'T STOP PUBLIC FROM SAVING

KK ^^MS^SS&OSm^ PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

FM ACCUSEDOFLETTINGrScAL MANUFACTURERS VIOLATE RULES

POPULAR MEDICINES POSE UNFORESEEN PROBLEMS

RECENT FDA FLAP OVER FIBER CEREALS IS FOOLISH

'NEW* COLON CANCER DRUG LANGUISHES AT FDA

NERVOUS BREAKDOWN COULD BE DRUG INDUCED

IKFOwStION MAY BE ANTIDOTE TO MEDICATION MISTAKES

FMNXPDG HOME REMEDIES OFF MARKET FOR OUR OWN PROTECTION

VERSATILE BAKING SODA STARS IN HOCWARMACY

HEART-DRUG COMMERCIALS MAY SELL, MORE THAN ENLIGHTEN

CONTROLLING CHOLESTEROL CAW CREATE EXCESS GAS

START NOW TO FIGHT AN INVASION OF SHANGHAI FLU

FE0F1ES SECURITY INSURANCE

SEE ALSO DURHAM CENTRE _„,

WITTENBERG SELLS HIS INTEREST IN BUILDING

city cool to n.c. mutual property deal

^^Ien^buSg^p^ys tax recoris on deal ousted
webb official 'unaware' of building offer

MUTmls WILLInWtRADE LAND, BACK REDEVELOPMENT

■nanus &* on m^s effect

BARGAINING WILL REVEAL TRUTH OF MUTUAL CLAIM

DOWNTOWN TO GET DAY CARE

DAY-CARE CENTER PLANNED DOWNTOWN ___-.

CORPORATIONS FLEDGE $15.5 MILLION TO STADIUM

F-EOPLES SECURITY PUNS TO RESTRUCTURE

BUILDING ENCROACHMENT

2ND TOWER EYED FOR DOWNTOWN

FEPPERDINE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
GOING FIRST CLASS _

TAR FEELS RIDE WAVES, 102-80 __
WHOA' TAR HEELS 'WIPE OUT' WAVES
EXPERIENCE KEY FACTOR FOR TAR HEELS
UNC'S DIFFICULTIES FEW TAMING WAVES

F^ITEEVsBa)RVE^SPARKS COLA BATTLE AT WEBB HIGH SCHOOL m|CTTT||TTV
AVUIDINGTHE OFFENSIVE; MADONNA COMMERCIAL LACKING IN SENSITIVITY

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I

T

N

E

E

L

Y

P

D -

—DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S

2

3/22/1989 A

6

U

S

2

3/29/1989 C

7

U

S

2

4/05/1989 C

4

U

S

2

4/12/1989 A

8

u

S

2

4/19/1989 C

5

u

S

2

4/26/1989 A

11

u

S

2

5/03/1989 C

4

u

S

2

5/10/1989 A

10

U

S

2

5/17/1989 C

6

u

s

2

5/24/1989 A

6

u

S

2

5/31/1989 A

10

u

s

2

6/07/1989 A

11

u

s

2

6/14/1989 C

7

u

S

2

6/21/1989 A

10

u

S

2

6/28/1989 A

13

u

s

2

7/05/1989 C

4

u

S

2

7/12/1989 A

11

u

s

2

7/19/1989 A

7

u

s

2

7/26/1989 A

14

u

s

2

8/02/1989 A

8

u

Oi

1

8/05/1989 A

3 P N D38

s

2

8/09/1989 D

7

u

s

2

8/16/1989 A

10

u

s

2

8/23/1989 A

8

u

s

2

8/30/1989 A

7

u

s

2

9/06/1989 A

11

u

s

2

9/13/1989 A

9

u

s

2

9/20/1989 A

13

u

s

2

9/27/1989 C

4

u

s

2 10/04/1989 B

6

u

s

2 10/11/1989 A

6

u

s

2 10/18/1989 A

11

u

s

2

10/25/1989 B

5

u

s

2 11/01/1989 A

8

u

s

2 11/08/1989 C

2

u

s

1

11/22/1989 C

10

u

s

2 11/29/1989 A

6

u

s

2 12/13/1989 A

11

u

s

2 12/20/1989 D

6

u

s

2 12/27/1989 B

4

u

H

2

1/31/198? A

12

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 FRO

H

2

3/03/1989 C

1

N 56?

s

2

3/04/1989 A

4

E

s

2

4/28/1989 A

1

M N S92

H

2

4/29/1989 C

1

M N A54

H

O

6/09/1989 A

1

N S69

s

2

8/29/1989 A

1

N C61

H

2 10/14/1989 B

6 P P T37

H

2 10/20/1989 C

1

N C60

S

2

1/03/1989 B

c

U F25

H

n

1/04/1989 D

1

N M14

S

9

1/04/1989 D

1

U F25

s

2

1/04/1989 D

3 P N F25

H

2

1/05/1989 D

1

P N M14

H

2

2/24/1989 A

1

N J40

H

2

4/09/1989 D

4

E

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SUBJECTS

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Cm 1 8/03/1989 A 7 N

PER CAPITA INCOME

SEE INCOME, PER CAPITA, N.C.

PERFORMANCE ART

SEE ALSO ART

SEE ALSO DANCE
SHA SHA HIGBY TO OPEN NEW SERIES AT DUKE H 2 9/17/1989 E 10 P N

SHOW CONVEYS SENSE OF SPIRIT TRANSFORMED H 2 9/20/1989 C 2 R P10

THE PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
SEE ARTS, N.C.

PERMIT FEES

SEE DURHAM, N.C, CITY FEES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, FEES
SEE IMPACT FEES
SEE USER FEES

PERSEIDS

PLANETARIUM TO HOLD METEOR SHOUER OBSERVATION

PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
CLUBS, AGENCIES OFFERED BOOTHS AT PERSON FESTIVAL
10TH ANNUAL PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD SATURDAY
PETTING A PERCHERON

PERSON COUNTY, N.C

SEE ALSO MAPS, PERSON COUNTY .

PERSON, VANCE DESIGNATED SEVERELY DISTRESSED COUNTIES H 1 1/06/1989

DURHAM DROPS PROPOSAL TO ACQUIRE PERSON LAND H 2 1/19/1989

CITY DROPS PLAN TO GET PERSON LAND S 2 1/19/1989

LEADERSHIP GROUP FINISHES COURSE IN PERSON COUNTY H 1 5/26/1989

GROUP WILL ASSIST VICTIMS OF STORM H 1 9/29/1989

AREA OFFICIALS SAY WASTE, JAILS, DRUGS ISSUES OF '90'S H 1 12/30/1989

PERSON COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS

SEE ALSO AIRPORTS, N.C m

'FLY-IN' STEAK HOUSE RARE TREAT H 2 2/19/1989 D

PERSON BOARD REFUSES TO BACK BELAY OF HEARING H 1 5/02/1989 C

PERSON MAY CONDEMN LAND NEAR AIRPORT H 1 8/08/1989 C

PERSON ACCEPTS GRANT TO BUY LAND AROUND AIRPORT H 1 9/06/1989 C

PERSON AIR CRASH KILLS 2 GTE PILOTS S 2 10/02/1989 A

2 GTE EMPLOYEES KILLED IN PERSON JET CRASH H 2 10/03/1989 A

PERSON EXTENDS ZONING AROUND AIRPORT H 1 10/03/1989 B

SAFETY BOARD PROBES CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH S 2 10/03/1989 A

INVESTIGATORS EXAMINING WRECKAGE OF GTE AIRPLANE IN PERSON COUNTY H 1 10/04/1989 C

INVESTIGATORS SEEK CLUES IN DEBRIS OF GTE JET CRASH S 2 10/04/1989 B

PERSON COUNTY AWARDS AIRPORT WORK CONTRACTS H 1 11/07/1989 A

H 1 7/12/1989 C

H 1 8/23/1989 C

H 1 9/08/1989 B

H 2 9/10/1989 B

PERSON COUNTY, N.C, ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE

ROXBORO WOMAN, 78, FEARS PERSON COUNTY KILLED HER CAT/SEEKS COMPENSATION H

PERSON COUNTY, N.C, BOND ISSUES

PERSON TO VOTE ON $12 MILLION IN SCHOOL BONDS

PERSON COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET

INCREASE PROPOSED IN PERSON BUDGET BUT NOT IN TAX RATE
PERSON COUNTY GETS BUDGET, LOSES MANAGER

PERSON COUNTY, N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
COMPUTER SYSTEM CHECKS SHUT-INS IN PERSON COUNTY

PERSON COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS

PERSON TO VOTE ON $12 MILLION IN SCHOOL BONDS

H 1

H 1

H 1

3/14/1989 C
8/08/1989 C

6/06/1989 C
6/27/1989 B

9/16/1989 C
8/08/1989 C

1 N H60
1 N T33
1 N H60
1 P P T32

N

N S69
N H70
N T33
N H60
N T33

N T33
N T33
N H60
N H60
N E33
N

N H60
N C61
N H60
N C61
N H60

1 N T33
1 N H60

1 N T33
1 P N T33

1 N H60
1 N H60

PERSON COUNTY, N.C, EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

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SEE ALSO EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (911)
PERSON JOINSAREA UASTE DISPOSAL STUDY ^r(tv

911PH0NE SYSTEM TO START JULY 1 IN PERSON COUNTY
PERSONCOJNTY'S 911 EMERGENCY SYSTEM BEGINS

^PeKo^^S TO HIRE MORE BLACK OFFICIOS
PERSON COUNTY, N.C^ FEES

SEPERS0N COUNTY RECEIVES REPORT ABOUT USER FEES
PERSON COUNTY ADOPTS GOAL FOR MINORITY CONTRACTS

PERSON COUNTY, N.C., HAZARDOUS WASTE .TREATMENT

SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT^. C.

PERSON EXTENDS ZONING AROUND AIRPORT

PERSON BOARI lACCEPTS ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS H

PERSON COUNTY, N.C., SEWER LINES

SEE PERSON COUNTY, N.C., WATER AND SEWER LINES

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H 1 1/18/1989 C 1 N
H 1 6/10/1989 C 1 NTS
H 1 7/01/1989 C 1 N H60

H 1 6/30/1989 C 1 N T33

H 1 1/04/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 8/09/1989 C 1 N H60

H 1 10/03/1989 B 1 N H60
H 1 7/18/1989 C 1 N T33

1 2/15/1989 C 1 M N 046

2 5/04/1989 C 7 N P41
1 6/06/1989 C 1 N T33

PERSON COUNTY, N.C., WATER AND SEWER LINES
^REPORT: 7 MAJOR ISSUES FACING PERSON COUNTY

PERSON COUNTY, N.C., WATER RESOURCES

PERSON BOARD CONCERNED ABOUT DURHAM TAKING LAND
ROXBORO, PERSON DISCUSS NEEDS

PERSON COUNTY, N.C., ZONING __

PERSON JOINS AREA WASTE DISPOSAL STUDY
PERSON BOARD REFUSES TO BACK DELAY OF HEARING
PERSON COUNTY BOARD GETS REVISED ZONING ORDINANCE
PERSON BOARD RECEIVES REVISED ZONING ORDINANCE
FER^'SPLANNER SAYS ZONING CAN HELP COMMUNITY

PERSON COUNTY AIRPORT ATrm.TP

SEE PERSON COUNTY, N.C., AIRPORTS

PERSON COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL

SEJAZZSpIftNIST SCHEDULED TO PERFORM IN ROXBORO

PERSON COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS

SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED „

FISH FRY TODAY TO BENEFIT ASSOCIATION «

SERVING UP MEALS FOR A GOOD CAUSE M

PERSON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE^
SEE ROXBORO AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS . m ,__ __ H

PERSON COUNTY RECEIVES REPORT ABOUT USER FEES »

PERSON BOARD CONCERNED ABOUT DURHAM TAKING LAND H

ROXBORO, FERSON DISCUSS NEEDS "

So^^.^^I^Sy KILLED** CAT/SEEKS COMPENSATION H

PER^ EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES WILL ADD TWO WORKERS H

^'c^^TEL^I^OnTTnTeS TO BE INSTALLED AT PERSON CO. JAIL H

PERSON BOARD REFUSES TO BACK DELAY OF HEARING "

PERSON BOARD ACCEPTS ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS H
F-FRSON INDUSTRIES STILL SEEKING NPJ LOCATION

PERSON BOARD WILL BE ASKED TO HIRE MORE BLACK OFFICIALS H

H 1 10/05/1989 C 1 N T33

2 1/05/1989 C 1 N J33
2 1/06/1989 C 1 N T33

1/18/1989 C
5/02/1989 C
7/18/1989 C
7/18/1989 C
7/20/1989 C

N

N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33

H 1 2/02/1989

1 P N

1 5/26/1989 C 1 N H60
1 5/27/1989 C 1 P P T44

1

1/04/1989 C 1

N T33

9

1/05/1989 C 1

N T33

2

1/06/1989 C i

N T33

1

1/18/1989 C 1

N

2

3/14/1989 C 1

N T33

1

3/14/198? C

N T33

1

4/04/1989 C

P P M66

1

4/04/1989 C

I N T33

1

5/02/1989 C

, N T33

1

6/06/1989 C

, N T33

1

6/07/1989 C

I N T33

1

6/30/1989 C

L N T33

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PERSON COUNTY MANAGER NAMED

PERSON STADIUM LIGHTS TO BE REPAIRED

PERSON COUNTY BOARD GETS REVISED ZONING ORDINANCE

PERSON BOARD RECEIVES REVISED ZONING ORDINANCE

PERSON TO VOTE ON $12 MILLION IN SCHOOL BONDS

PERSON MAY CONDEMN LAND NEAR AIRPORT

PERSON COUNTY ADOPTS GOAL FOR MINORITY CONTRACTS

PERSON ACCEPTS GRANT TO BUY LAND AROUND AIRPORT

PERSON EXTENDS ZONING AROUND AIRPORT

REPORT: 7 MAJOR ISSUES FACING PERSON COUNTY

PERSON COUNTY AWARDS AIRPORT WORK CONTRACTS

WESTERN PERSON COUNTY MAY GET CABLE TV

PERSON COMH. WANT JAIL PLANNED SO MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY CAN BE RAISED

PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET

INCREASE PROPOSED IN PERSON BUDGET BUT NOT IN TAX RATE
PERSON COUNTY GETS BUDGET, LOSES MANAGER

PERSON COUNTY DEPT. OF PARKS AND RECREATION
SEE PERSON COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT.

PERSON COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SYSTEM

PERSON EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES WILL ADD TWO WORKERS

PERSON COUNTY HEALTH CENTER

HEALTH DEPARTMENT PLANS RENOVATIONS

HEALTH DEPARTMENT IN PERSON SEEKING HOME-HEALTH AIDES

PERSON COUNTY JAIL

SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY PRISON UNIT
PERSON COUNTY SEEKS 4 ESCAPEES
3 OF 4 PERSON JAIL ESCAPEES CAUGHT
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR PERSON JAIL ESCAPEE
WOMAN SLIPPED SAW BLADES INTO JAIL, SHERIFF CHARGES
CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION & INTERCOMS TO BE INSTALLED AT PERSON CO. JAIL
ROXBORO MAN GETS 72-YEAR SENTENCE
PERSON COHN. WANT JAIL PLANNED SO MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY CAN BE RAISED

PERSON COUNTY MANAGER

PERSON COUNTY GETS BUDGET, LOSES MANAGER
PERSON COUNTY MANAGER NAMED

PERSON COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT.

PERSON BOARD REFUSES TO BACK DELAY OF HEARING

PERSON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION

PERSON'S PLANNER SAYS ZONING CAN HELP COMMUNITY
REPORT? 7 MAJOR ISSUES FACING PERSON COUNTY

PERSON COUNTY PRISON UNIT
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY JAIL
2 FLEE PERSON COUNTY PRISON; 1 SHOT DURHAM COUNTY DEPUTY
PERSON ESCAPEE IS CAPTURED IN DANVILLE, VA.

PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS

SEE ALSO ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL

SEE ALSO SOUTHERN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (PERSON COUNTY)
PERSON SCHOOLS PLAN TO HIRE 7 MORE INSTRUCTORS NEXT YEAR
PERSON COUNTY PARTNERS IN EDUCATION ADOPT PROGRAM, SEEK *50,000 BUDGET
PERSON TO VOTE ON *12 MILLION IN SCHOOL BONDS
PERSON SCHOOLS ARE URGED TO STOP USING PLASTIC FOAM CUPS

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7/04/1989 C

1 P N H60

H

1

7/04/1989 C

1 N H60

H

2

7/18/1989 C

5 N T33

H

1

7/18/1989 C

1 N T33

H

1

8/08/1989 C

1 N H60

H

1

8/08/1989 C

1 N H60

H

1

8/09/1989 C

1 N H60

H

1

9/06/1989 C

1 N H60

H

1

10/03/1989 B

1 N B60

H

1

10/05/1989 C

1 N T33

H

1

11/07/1989 A

1 N H60

H

1

11/10/1989 C

1 N H60

H

1

12/05/1989 C

1 N H60

H

1

6/06/1989 C

1 N T33

H

2

6/27/1989 B

1 P N T33

H 1 3/14/1989 C 1 N T33

PERSON COUNTY UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN

PERSON UNITED WAY DRIVE TOPS GOAL
PERSON TO KICK OFF UNITED WAY DRIVE

PERSON INDUSTRIES

PERSON INDUSTRIES STILL SEEKING NEW LOCATION
PERSON COUNTY SEEKING HOME FOR WORKSHOP

1 1/26/1989 C
1 7/12/1989 C

1 N
1 N H60

3/14/198?
3/15/198?
3/16/1989
3/17/1989
4/04/1989
8/31/1989
12/05/1989

N B53
N

N H60
N T33
N T33
N T33
N H60

2 6/27/1989 B
1 7/04/1989 C

1 P N T33
1 P N H60

H 1 5/02/1989 C 1 N T33

1 7/20/1989 C
1 10/05/1989 C

2 12/23/1989 C
2 12/24/1989 B

1 1/26/1989 C

1 5/03/1989 C

1 8/08/1989 C

1 12/06/1989 C

1 1/21/1989 B
1 9/30/1989 C

1 6/07/1989 C
1 7/08/1989 C

1 N T33
1 N T33

1 N H65
1 N S69

N

N T33
N H60
N H60

1 N
1 N H60

1 N T33
1 N H60

PERSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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PERSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL __
SEE ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL

^^EE^SO^UEttOSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE ____m.
SE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATION|

2 DURHAM HMOS AMONG N.C.'S MOJCH-OSERS

BLUE CROSS HMO PLAN MAKES PROFIT

PERSONAL COMPUTER..^

SEE ALSO COMPUTERS „

MOST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS DON
PETITION SUPPORTS COMPUTER SALES

2 3/23/1989 C 1
2 10/05/1989 A 1

T USE PERSONAL COMPUTERS

H 2 3/12/1989 D
CHH 1 5/31/1989 A

PERSONAL FOULS... AT JIM VALVANO'S NORTH CAROLINA STATE (BOOK)
SEEALSONTC STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
FORTHCOMING BOOK ACCUSES VALVANOOF CORRUPTION
ANGRY VALVANO SAYS CHARGES BIZARRE, FALSE
?PACK RESPONDS TO ADVERSITY WITH WIN
UOLFPACK CHALLENGES PUBLISHER
PACK INVITES INVESTIGATION
EX-PLAYERS DEFEND VALVANO
PROBE NECESSARY ,„ ^

Sg^ STAtI SBffM^Sw ALLEGATIONS 'RIDICULOUS'

ffiF&gffitt N^STA^ST^PROG^ CLE*

SffiSBBSl^ ??SS! ASKED ABOUT SITING BOOK
POULTON TO PROBE WGtFPACKBGOK
VALVANO DEFENDS STATE'S PROGRAM

^NO PAY, NO STORY' GAVE WRITER MUBTS ABOUT UOLFPACK CORRUPTION SCENARIO
NCAA BEGINS PROBE INTO BOOK'S ALLEGATIONS
A STONE FOR A STONE _

PROBE SENSIBLE APPROACH „

NOAA UON-T TELL IF N.C. STATE'S BEING PROBED
CONTRACT FOR PLAYER DISCLOSED at iinj

SIKWDS: PUBLIC WILL BE '^ALLBplAT UOLFPACK
SWONDS NOT SPECIFIC; VALVANO DENIES CHARGES

f^nSsuiasSSmmsi shackleford 'completely crazy'
^thW^in^siK^Suill instigate

^K^rWSn SSTStJOKK NOT K PUBLISH
TRUSTEES GIVE VALVANO VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

FiSMS SSI TnORTH CARINA (AD)
NCSU FaWWs NEWSPAPER ADS NEWS TO PRESIDENT

g&^S^B^^WB PUT BOOK IN THE PAST

PANEL^ft^INVtSTIGATION OF NCSU BASKETBALL PROGRAM

PEFSOWL FOULS APPARENTLY UILL RECEIVE NEU BREATH OF LIFE

PERSONAL FOULS GETS SEPTEMBER RELEASE

ORAL REPORT UILL FUEL DOUBTS OVER N.C. STATE

PERSONAL FOULS HITS THE STANDS

GOLENBOCK DEFENDS PERSONAL FOULS
'PERSONAL FOULS' IS A HATCHET JOB

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

N
N E33

N

N H90

1/07/1989 D
1/08/1989 B
1/09/1989 D
1/09/1989
1/10/1989
1/10/1989
1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/11/1989
1/12/1989 .
1/12/1989 B
1/13/1989 B
1/13/1989 A
1/13/1989 D
1/14/1989 D
1/14/1989 D
1/14/1989 D
1/14/1989 B
1/15/1989 C
1/16/1989 A
1/19/1989 0
1/20/1989 B
1/22/1989 C
1/23/1989 D
1/24/1989 D
1/25/1989 D
1/26/1989 D
1/28/1989 D
1/30/1989 B
2/11/1989 D
2/13/1989 B
2/15/1989 A
2/17/1989 A
2/20/1989 A
2/22/1989 A
2/23/1989 A
2/23/1989 B
2/24/1989 B
2/26/1989 D
4/06/1989 D
5/17/1989 D
5/19/1989 B
7/21/1989 A
7/29/1989 D
7/29/1989 D
7/29/1989 D
7/30/1989 B
7/30/1989 B
7/31/1989 B
7/31/1989 D

1 F
1 F
4 F
11
1
3
4

1 I
1 i
1

1 I
4
1
1
1

1 I

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

8

10

1

1

1

1

3

1

2

4

11

14

1

1

1

3

4

2

1

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

N

N C52

U P52

N

N

N

E

N M14

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N S17

N M14

N

N

U M14

E

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N S17

N

N

N

E

A

N

N
1 N
1 U D18

N

E

N

N
' N

E
* N
» N

N

> N M88
U M88

> N

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HOU GOLENBOCK'S BOOK FOULS OUT...

GOLENBQCK RECEIVED THREAT OVER PUBLICATION Of BOOK

NCSU TUTORING DIRECTOR SAYS VALVANO HAS TO MAKE CHOICE

N.C. STATE ALLEGATIONS MUST BE KEPT SEPARATE

A CASE AGAINST VALVANO? NOT YET

DON'T SINGLE OUT NCSU; INVESTIGATE ALL UNC SCHOOLS

VALVANO MILL STEP DOWN AS 'PACK AD

'PERSONAL FOULS' SERVED PURPOSE, OBSERVERS AGREE

NCAA REPORT ON NCSU SLAMS SALES OF PERKS

UHISTLEBLOWER FULLER GETS MIXED REACTION ON NCSU CAMPUS

PETE & THE BOYS FOUL OUT, AGAIN

MAN BEHIND SCENE/DURHAM NATIVE SPARKED PROBE OF NCSU

SIMONDS MESSAGE TO VALVANO: 'I DID WHAT I BELIEVED IN'

SIMONDS, BOOSTER ADMIT TO SCALPING

SPLITTING COACH, AD ROLES LEAVES NULLINS IN LIMBO

PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO TAX LIENS
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
COUNTY TO CHANGE TAX-LISTING SYSTEM

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2 N F25

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3 P N

H

2 8/01/1989 B

3 N

S

2 8/04/1989 A

4 E

H

2 8/08/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 8/18/1989 A

4 P U

S

2 8/25/1989 A

1 P N P52

H

2 9/04/1989 A

16 N

H

2 9/07/1989 A

1 N

H

2 9/25/1989 B

1 N

H

2 10/31/1989 B

1 U H88

H

2 12/14/1989 C

1 PQ M88

H

2 12/15/1989 B

1 P Q M88

H

2 12/15/1989 B

1 N M88

H

2 12/24/1989 C

3 P U M88

S 2 11/28/1989 A 1 N H65

PERSONALITY GROUPS

DUKE DOCTOR SAYS HOT TEMPER WORSE THAN OVERWORK FOR HEALTH OF HEART H 2 1/17/1989 B 2 N

TYPE A PERSONALITIES; DUKE STUDY INDICATES EXERCISE CAN EASE RESPONSE... H 2 1/17/1989 D 4 T N C60

TYPE A, AGGRESSIVE TRAITS AREN'T ALWAYS KILLERS/TO YOUR HEALTH CHfl 2/24/1989 A 6 U

TYPE A BEHAVIOR PLUS ANGER BAD MIX, AUTHOR SAYS H 2 4/01/1989 C 3 P N C60

UNC STUDY OUTLINES TYPE A, B DIFFERENCES CHH 1 6/29/1989 A 7 N

PERSPIRATION

DIET EXPERT: SWEAT NOT FAT LOSS

PERU

SEE ALSO SHINING PATH (GUERILLA MOVEMENT)
PERU'S ECONOMYJHAVES, HAVE-NOTS
MARXISM STILL ALIVE

PEST CONTROL

SEE INSECTS, PESTS

PESTICIDES

SEE ALSO DAMINQZIDE

SEE ALSO INSECTICIDE

SEE ALSO NATURAL INSECTICIDE

SEE ALSO N.C. PESTICIDE COMMISSION

TOUGH PESTICIDE RULES OFFER BETTER PROTECTION

EAT YOUR VEGETABLES — WARILY

THE SEARCH FOR SURER TESTING

SCIENTISTS WORKING ON DEVELOPING FIELD TEST FOR DETECTING PESTICIDE,..

RESEARCHER SUGGESTS PESTICIDE ALTERNATIVES

BILL SEEKS LARGER AERIAL PESTICIDE SPRAYING BUFFERS

PANEL KILLS BILL TO EXTEND PESTICIDE SPRAYING BUFFERS

MOSQUITO SPRAYING OPPOSED

LEGISLATION COULD SPARK CHAOS, PESTICIDE CO. OFFICIALS CLAIM

NO TIME FOR ARROGANCE/PESTICIDE CONTAMINATION WATCHDOG SPALT SEES...

POLLUTANTS FOUND IN WATER SOURCES AROUND TRIANGLE

TWO WORKERS INJURED IN BURLINGTON WHEN TANK OF PESTICIDE EXPLODES

COMMISSIONERS APPROVE SPRAYING IF PESTICIDE MALATHION NOT USED

PETE RINALDI'S FRIED CHICKEN RESTAURANT

DUKE FRATERNITY RALLIES FOR A SPECIAL FRIEND

RINALDI, 59, BOUNCES BACK WITH ANOTHER FRIED CHICKEN SHOP

PETER AMD THE WOLF

RALEIGH'S WOOD DURHAM'S WOLF/ITEMS OF AMUSEMENT
CHILDREN'S TALE PROVIDES LESSON IN POWER OF SOUND

PETITIONS

PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE SAYS 1,300 HAVE SIGNED ERWIN SQUARE PETITION

H 2 6/29/1989 C 3 N D80

11/05/1989 D
12/29/1989 A

3 P U H49

4 E

S

2 1/03/1989 A

4

E

H

2 3/13/1989 A

4

E

H

2 3/13/1989 A

4

E

H

2 3/29/1989 C

1

N C60

CHH 1 4/23/1989 A

1 P N C62

H

2 4/25/1989 C

8 PN

H

2 4/26/1989 D

9

N

H

2 5/17/1989 C

1

N C60

H

2 8/06/1989 B

8

N

CHH 1 8/22/1989 A

3 P N

H

2 9/23/1989 C

1

N K65

H

2 11/11/1989 C

2

N H60

H

2 12/20/1989 C

1

N S69

S

2 2/20/1989 C

1

N H65

H

2 10/22/1989 B

1

U N36

H

2 2/06/1989 B

1

U W66

H

2 2/14/1989 C

4

R D10

H

2 5/03/1989 C

1

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PETRIFIED HOOD

SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY

SEHEALTH DEPARTMENT SAYS TRUCK STOP SEPTIC SYSTEM IS HAZARDOUS

"""SSI SCARING ON TRUCK ST*
PETRO, COUNTY REACH ACCORD ON SYSTEM

^SEE ALSO ACMA USA INC. (FORMERLY WIGHT MACHINERY CO,)

SEE ALSO D^cSjL^INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
SEE ALSO DOGS

SEA>S^GIvls0TIPSFTOSHELP PROTECT PETS IN COLD WEATHER
HEARTVORMS 1051 ' W^f ROTHM YEAR-ROUND TREATMENT
TATTOKFOR DOGS PROVIDE MDED PROTECTION/PET POINTERS
MEASURE ADVANCES TO OUTLAU PET FERRETS
ARE BASSET HOUNDS GOOD KIDS' PETS?
CAN YOUGIVEDCCS PILLS FOR FLEAS?/PET POINTERS
UHAT IS LEGAL SHELTER FOR DOGS?/PET POINTERS

K^ \l B ™TH A CATARACT7/PET POINTERS

PLOTTHOUNTjsl^ IN NORTH CAROLINA/PET POINTERS

CATS C^N^RYDISEASE THAT SA SERIOUS HAZARD TO UNBORN CHILD'S
ANIMALS PAYTHE PRICE OF OWNERS' INDULGENCE/GUEST COLUMNIST
EMERGENCY CLINIC FOR ANIMALSIS NOW OPEN; PET POINTERS

lIaV^INJURED ANIMALS FOR EXPERTS' CARE/PET POINTERS

KEEP IDENTIFICATION TAGS ON PETS AT ALL ™€S^ETPOINTERS

WILDLIFE NEEDS WATER, SUMMER AND WINTER/PET WINTERS

&JRIN6 SUMNER, DON'T LEAVE PET IN CARPET POINTERS

^FACTORS RULE INJURED BIRIH3F-PREY'S PLIGHT

MOST DOGS WILL BITE IN CERTAIN SITUATIONS/PET POINTERS

ARE NON-KILL SHELTERS MORE HUMANE? „„___

HOW DO YOU HOUSEBREAK A PUPPY?/PET POINTERS

LEASH LAW SHOULD CONTROL PESKY BOG „-«-■■

SHOULD DOGS RUN LOOSE IN CARRBORO PARK7/PET POINTERS
DOES^INVISIBLE FENCING' REALLY WORK?/PET POINTERS
CAN DOGS GIVE HUMANS LYME DISEASE?/PET POINTERS
PR0GRW1 GIVING WMALS CANCER TREATI€NT/PETPOINTERS
WHATS THE PURPOSE OF BAT HOUSES?/PET PINTERS
CAN YOU TEACH A DEAF PUPPY OBEDIENCE?/PET POINTERS
LETTER TO SANTA! HOLD THE PUPPIES

PETS, HEALTH CARE

SEE ALSO ANIMALS, DISEASES

SEE ALSO VETERINARIANS ltMtw.

DOGS AND CATS BENEFIT FROM DENTAL CARE

renlpETTIGREW STREET COUNTY'S CHOICE AS NEW JAIL SITE
CLEMENT CRITICIZES NEW COUNTY JAIL SITE

19 ^J'avefoTHERS SHARE GRANT TO FORM SCIENCE EDUCATION NETWORK

F£U<^H§l"qnSqrHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)

^BWE? SMOTHERS SHARE GRANT TO FORM SCIENE ET^ONTCTWORK
Sre PROFSELECTEO PEW SCHOLAR, GETS *200,000 RESEARCH AWARD

PHAR MOR PHARMACY

PHAR MOR BUILDING

PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
SEE ALSO ELI LILLY AND CO.

CHH 1 4/26/1989 A 1 N R63

CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 3 N _
CHH 1 5/04/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
HEALTH CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

H 2

1/09/1989
4/15/1989
4/22/1989
4/26/1989
4/29/1989
5/06/1989
5/13/1989
5/19/1989
5/20/1989
5/27/1989
6/03/1939
6/10/1989
6/12/1989
6/17/1989
6/24/1989
7/01/1989
7/08/1989
7/15/1989
7/22/1989
7/29/1989
8/05/1989
8/12/1989
8/19/1989
8/26/1989
9/02/1989
9/09/1989
9/16/1989
9/23/1989
9/30/1989
10/07/1989
12/16/1989

8
10
8
9
8
7
7
6

10

7

8

10

4

10

7

10

10

9

7

6

7

7

7

10

8

8

7

10
7
8
4

S 2 1/03/1989 A 6 P F G59

H 2 11/16/1989 C 1 N S69

S 2 11/16/1989 A 1 N Yll

H 2 2/14/1989 C 5 N

H 2 2/14/1989 C 5 N
S 2 5/12/1989 A 8 N

H 2 9/24/1989 F 1 P P M66

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SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
SEE ALSO U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
DRUG COMPANIES PUSH PRESCRIPTION PILLS TO PATIENTS

PHARMACISTS, N.C.

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
THIRD DEATH LINKED TO HOSPITAL PHARMACY

PHARMASYSTEMS CORP.

COMPUTERIZED, INTRAVENOUS MEDICINE PUMP BEING DEVELOPED IN CHAPEL HILL

PHI BETA KAPPA

DUKE PHI BETA KAPPA PICKS 2 FROM TRIANGLE
SCHOOL NAHES PHI BETA HONOREES
PHI BETA KAPPA INDUCTS STUDENTS
7 DUKE PHI BETAS FROM DURHAM

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

SUPERMAN MAKES APPEARANCE IN RALEIGH

FRIZZELL ENJOYS HOMECOMING DESPITE LOSS

NEW YORK JETS' QUARTERBACK KYLE MACKEY ROLLS OUT OF THE POCKET...

SELLOUT BOOSTS CAROLINAS' NFL BID

NCCU'S FRIZZELL AGAIN AN EAGLE

PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER (NEWSPAPER)

N.C. NATIVE RECEIVES TOP AWARD FROM NATIONAL PRESS FOUNDATION

PHILIP MORRIS TOBACCO CO.

PHILIP MORRIS HUSH-HUSH ON LOU-SMOKE PRODUCT

PHILIPPINES

SLAIN OFFICER WAS DURHAM NATIVE'S SPOUSE

A FILIPINO'S THOUGHTS ON AMERICA AND JAPAN

U.S. MAY PAY FURTHER FOR MARCOS' FRIENDSHIP

PROFESSORS STRANDED IN PHILIPPINES

TEACHER EXPRESSES RELIEF AFTER FLIGHT FROM MANILA

DURHAM WOMAN'S KIN IN HOT SPOTS FROM PANAMA TO THE PHILIPPINES

PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS
SCHOOLHOUSE BLUES; CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS GET A QUICK COURSE...
PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS LEARN TO TALK IT OUT
STUDENTS GET TOUR OF SHELTER
LIGHTS CAfrtRA ACTION

THESE PHILLIPs'sTUDENTS HAVE A CLUB WITH A 'SILVERTONE' LINING
MATHEMATICALLY SPEAKING, HE'S SECOND
OFFICIAL SAYS RENOVATIONS ON SCHEDULE
MIDDLE SCHOOL METHODS CRITICIZED
TEAM TEACHING RECEIVES SUPPORT

PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
PHILLIPS TOPPLES CARRINGTON

PHILOSOPHY

PHILOSOPHY GOES POP
MORRIS MAKES PHILOSOPHY FUN

PHOENIX COMMUNICATIONS

FBI ASKED DURHAM MAN ABOUT TOWER'S BEHAVIOR

PHOSPHORUS

HILLSBOROUGH WASTEWATER PLAN THRIFTY?

BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM SPURS SOME WARINESS

DYE REMOVAL PROCESS COULD SAVE TOWN MONEY

STATE? HILLSBOROUGH ENGINEER'S REPORT INSUFFICIENT

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

CONSTRUCTION FIRM MIGHT SUE CITY FOR DISCOUNTING LOW BID

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H 2 4/09/1989 B 1 N

H 2 8/09/1989 C 1 P N C60

S 2 4/07/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1 4/20/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 12/01/1989 A 3 N

S 2 12/06/1989 A 12 N

8/21/1989 A
8/21/1989 B
8/21/1989 D
8/21/1989 D
8/22/1989 B

U M88

P N ma

P P C45

P U P52

N A76

H 2 2/24/1989 C 3 N

H 2 1/20/1989 B 5 N

H 2

4/22/1989 A

1 P N

H 2

9/10/1989 E

4 P U H49

S 2 10/02/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

12/02/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

12/05/1989 A

1 N M25

H 2 12/22/1989 A

1 N S69

CHH 1

1/28/1989 A

1 P N H90

CHH 1

2/12/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

3/16/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH 1

5/06/1989 A

3 P P L38

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

5 P P

CHH 1

8/08/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/08/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

12/07/1989 A

3 N C62

S 2

1/10/1989 D

4 P N A76

S 2

6/15/1989 D

1 P P K30

S 2

6/15/1989 D

2 T F B71

H 2

3/03/1989 A

1 P N C60

CHH 1

1/01/1989 A

1 P Q R63

CHH 1

1/02/1989 A

1 D N R63

CHH 1

1/07/1989 A

3 N R63

CHH 1

1/12/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

2/26/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

6/02/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

7/29/1989 A

3 N L90

S 2

9/20/1989 A

1 P N C61

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UTILITY GAINS PATENT/OUASA, PA. FIRM AT ODDS

PHOTOCOPYING «.««
'PROFESSOR PUBLISHING*

UNDER FIRE; COPY COMPANIES DEFEND POUCIES

"■SSSWBffi-U CO., PHOTOGRAPHY DEFT.

SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS, N.C.

^lEU^^SI^rmOTOGRAFWER IS DRAWN TO TBI
CAMERA BUFF CAPTURES MOTHER NATURE'S FURY
ENWraN^ALPORTRAITSi FAMILIES COME INTO FRESH FOCUS

"ffiEflSofc^&EHG PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY t_ ^_

STATE-HIDE PHOTO OPPORTUNITY SET

||JTTER^ALLWERASTATE CLICKING TOW

S^K^SgRAPH FEATURED IN MAGAZINE

OUTSIDER ARTISTS'

CHH 1 10/27/1989 A 1 P N M25
CHH 1 3/30/1989 A 1 P N S17

H 2 4/16/1989 E 1 P F Zll
S 2 5/10/1989 B 1 P N A76
S 2 7/20/1989 A 6 P F G59

S
H
H
H
CHH

3/30/1989 D
4/05/1989 C
4/21/1939 C
9/28/1989 B
12/08/1989 A

P N
P P L38

N N36
P F S56

N

PHOTOGRAPHY

SEE ALSO (BHEHFm DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CWKGED TO... STUDIES)
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS, N.C.

*$£i®E^E^* LIFE INS. AFRICA ■

ONE WAYTO PRESERVE PLANTS'. PHOTOGRAPHY g

WNNETT PHOTOS BEST ART OF GUILD'S FOURSOME g

STATE-HIDE PHOTO OPPORTUNITY J3ET |

PHOTOGRAPHY IS FOCUS OF EVENTS 3

PHOTOGRAPHS OF AFGHANISTAN WILL BE AT UNC "

ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITS; FAMILIES COME INTO FRESH FOCUS S

DUKE ALUMNUS EXHIBITS BLACK AND WHIJE PHOTOS «

MBEDITH JUROR FINDS PHOTOGRAPHIC FRESHNESS H

PHYSICAL EXERCISE
SEE EXERCISE

PHYSICAL FITNESS . ,11UJU,

SEE ALSO CAROLINA FITNESS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EXERCISE

SEE ALSO RUNNING i FITNESS (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)

*H&£H?g^lk8S^ FIJHI1 WORKSSP FEB. 18

prat TIHE^TIREES TOLD OF VIRTUES OF EXERCISE AT UNC CONFERENCE
UNC PROGRAM GIVES 'TGIF' f£W METING

2/12/1989 B
2/19/1989 E
3/24/1989 D
3/30/1989
4/20/1989
5/28/1989
7/20/1989
10/20/1989
12/03/1989

10

16

5

4

11
8
6
8
S

N D80
U B56
R G68
N
N
N
F
F
U GAS

G59

H 2

H 2
H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1

1/29/1989 B

6/25/1989 D

9/03/1989 C

10/06/1989 A

10/06/1989 A

6 N B80
3 P R H49
1 U N36
3 P N U57
3 N

FWSINCCUTl1RASKED TO PAY FOR STUDENT'S WASTED TRIP

PHYSEEISIsOSE^AUNI V . PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM

DUKE IS ISVAMPING ITS PHYSICIAN-ASSISTANTS PROGRAM

PHYSICIANS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO SURGEONS, U.S. ^ „V_-TU-

DOCTORS OFTEN NEED SPECIALIZED DOCTORING
HE HELPS HEAL THE HEALERS

PHYSICIANS, N.C.

SEE ALSO BLACK PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO DENTISTS, N.C.

H 2 8/22/1989 B 1 N C47

S 2 4/08/1989 C 1 N

S 2 3/10/1989 B 1 P F 559
H 2 4/10/1989 A 1 P N C60

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SEE ALSO N.C. PEDIATRIC SOCIETY

SEE ALSO PEDIATRICIANS, N.C.

SEE ALSO SURGEONS. U.S.
DOCTOR OPENS PRACTICE IN BURLINGTON
LOCAL PHYSICIAN LAUDS REPORT ON INFANT CIRCUMCISIONS
N.C. BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS LICENSES 124 PHYSICIANS
TAR HEEL BLUE PHYSICIAN RECALLS THE *2.50 HOUSE CALLS OF 1935
BOOK RECALLS MEDICAL PRACTICE IN RURAL AFRICA
HOUSE CALLS; MANY CHAPEL HILL DOCTORS STILL PROVIDE 'HUMAN TOUCH'...

PHYSICIANS. N.C, DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE

WESTMORELAND PLEADS GUILTY TO ILLEGALLY DISPENSING DRUGS

PHYSICIANS, N.C, UNETHICAL CONDUCT

DOCTOR FACING DRUG DISPENSING CHARGES SURRENDERS LICENSE
WESTMORELAND PLEADS GUILTY TO ILLEGALLY DISPENSING DRUGS
WESTMORELAND GETS 3- YEAR PROBATION, *1000 FINE
IRS PROBES PHYSICIAN'S FINANCES

PHYSICIANS, U.S.

SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

SEE ALSO AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO BLACK PHYSICIANS

SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE WORKERS

SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C, UNETHICAL CONDUCT

SEE ALSO SOCIALIZED MEDICINE

SEE ALSO SURGEONS, U.S.

SEE ALSO SURGERY

SEE ALSO WOMEN, PHYSICIANS

THE SCIENCE OF A SOFT TOUCH

CUTTHROAT BUSINESS PRACTICES HAVE NO PLACE IN MEDICINE

PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL PHYSICIANS FOR THE PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR
LEFTISTS WEAKEN NATION'S DEFENSE
PHYSICIAN 'SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT'
PSR DOESN'T ADVOCATE SUBMISSION
PSR DETERMINED TO PREVENT HOLOCAUST
PAPER PRINTS PROPAGANDA
MEMORIAL TO HONOR BOMBING VICTIMS
PSR PROMOTES NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL
IPPNW ORIGINS EXPLAINED

PHYSICS

PHYSICS TEACHERS TO ATTEND DURHAM CONFERENCE

PHYTOTRON

SEE DUKE UNIV. PHYTOTRON

PI KAPPA PHI

FRAT GETS PERMIT FOR BURN BENEFIT

BIKINIS, BURNOUT AND BOYS

WOMAN IS ASSAULTED NEAR FRATERNITY HOUSE

FLUSHED INTO HIDING

ASSAULT OCCURS DURING ANNUAL BURNOUT BASH

'ASSAULT' NEAR BURNOUT CALLED RAPE

RAPE INVESTIGATION ON HOLD BECAUSE VICTIM WON'T TALK

RAPE VICTIM TALKS; INVESTIGATION 'ON HOLD'

PI LAMBDA PHI

UNIVERSITY CONSIDERS FRAT HOUSE PURCHASE

PIANO PLAYERS

BEETHOVEN TIMES FIVE; PIANIST AND SYMPHONY TRACE GROWTH OF GENIUS
NCCU HONOR STUDENT PLAYS PIANO TO RELIEVE FRUSTRATIONS

PIC'N PAY STORES, INC

MAN HELD IN SHOE-STORE HEIST

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H

CHH

S

H

S

CHH

1/06/1989
3/13/1989
3/29/1989
5/04/1989
5/26/1989
7/07/1989

N

N L90
N
N

F G59
U

CHH 1 3/07/1989 A 1 N H90

CHH 1 2/11/1989 A 1 P N H90

CHH 1 3/07/1989 A 1 N H90

CHH 1 3/10/1989 A 1 P N H90

CHH 1 12/23/1989 A 1 N W57

H 2

5/29/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

12/18/1989 A

4 P J

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

4 P U

CHH 1

1/24/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

1/25/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

1/26/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

8/03/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

8/05/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

8/27/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

9/29/1989 A

4 L

H 2 4/04/1989 C 2 N

CHH 1

3/10/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

1 P P K30

cm 1

4/02/1989 A

3 N M25

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

4/25/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1 10/30/1989 A 1 N S17

H 2 2/17/1989 D 8 P F W66
H 2 5/13/1989 A 15 N

S 2 6/21/1989 B 1 N B53

PICK-YOUR-OWN FARMS

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SEE ALSO FARMERS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S.
THE JOY OF PICKING

PICK^RRETIREM£NT COMMUNITIES ON DRAWING BOARDS

PICKETT SUITE HOTELS

SEE ALSO PINEY POINT GRILL ^^
GUEST QUARTERS BUYS PICKETT CHAIN

PICNICS

^^ffllll^&ING MAKES »E PICNIC
'PICNIC II' A HIT FOR CHAPEL HILL EMPLOYEES
SCENES FROM A PICNIC

PIE ^IN^E-EYE FOR UNITED HAY

PIECEWORK „

SEE COTTAGE INDUSTRIES

"^ENGINE^ALLS OFF PLANE ON FLIGHT TO CHARLOTTE at

PLA* BOUND FOR BOSTON MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING AT RDU
2PASSENGERS HURTAS SMOKECAUSES AIRLINER'S EVACUATION
RDU EXPECTS SMOOTH PIEDMONT MERGER
SO LONG, PUDDLE JUMPER

PIESnJo1^CTE^fialTS (BOYS AND GIRLS) (GENERAL HEADING)
PAC-6 4-A NAMES ALL-STAR SQUADS

PI^A^^CTE^^A[f^ALSO HEADINGS UNIER INDIVIDUAL SOOOLS)
BURTON CLAIMS TOP PAC-6 HONOR

S 2 5/31/1989 C 1 P F S27
H 2 10/22/1989 B 1 M N N36

H 2 12/07/1989 B 4 N

H 2 5/24/1989 B 1 D F Zll
CHH 1 6/04/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1 8/28/1989 A 2 P P T44

H 2 10/17/1989 C 1 P P R56

1/21/1989 A
2/28/1989 C
4/24/1989 C
6/30/1989 C
7/19/1989 A

1 M N

8 N

1 N

2 N
4 E

H 2 6/14/1989 D 4 N

H 2 6/06/1989 D 3 N

"^^S^^fSkS^^i^tiSO HEADINGS UNIER INDIVIDUAL S<

SSfaffS^RKr^ iBEVsilE ROLLS, 78-62

VIKINGS TRIM KNIGHTS IN THRILLER

OVER THE TREES

HILLSIDE, VANCE REACH FINAL

P^^HILLllIt^CHAPEfHILL WIN; BOYS! ROGERS SPARKS HILLSIDE...

HWANniHSKp^ HILLBROOK
HILLSIDE WHIPS GARNER IN STATE TOURNAMENT

PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
LADY TIGERS, BULLDOGS OPEN TOURNEY

LADY TIGERS, VIKES ROLL IN OPENERS

rHAPFl HILL STOPS NORTHERN; WEBB PULLS OFF UPSET OF VANCE
Pttl HILLSI^CH^ELHILL WIN; GIRLS! CHAPEL HILL OVERCOMES...
LADY TIGERS REIGN SUPREME

2/27/1989 B
3/01/1989 C
3/01/1989 B
3/03/1989 B
3/03/1989 B
3/03/1989 D
3/04/1989 D
3/04/1989 B
3/07/1989 B
3/11/1989 D

2/27/1989 B
2/28/1989 D
2/28/1989 D
3/02/1989 D
3/04/1989 D
3/04/1989 B

N

N R54
N A76
P T32
N M64
N T32
N P75
U A76
N M64
N T32

N M64
P T32
N M64
N R54
N M64
N A76

"^(tSS^^^JS^StpiSD HEADINGS UNIER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
KNIGHTS ARE PAC-6 FAVORITES -AGAIN =

UEBB SUDDENLY FACES MAKE-OR-BREAK GAME H

2 8/23/1989 D
2 10/13/1989 B

9 P F P52
1 P N B40

PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, VOLLEYBALL (GIRLS)
ALL-PAC-6 VOLLEYBALL TEAM

PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE (FORMERLY PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE)

H 2 10/12/1989 B 3 P P C45

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PCC HIRES NURSING PROGRAM DIRECTOR

RADIOACTIVE WASTE FORUM SET MARCH 8 AT PCC IN ROXBORO

A TOUCH OF MEXICO IN ROXBORO

TAXIDERMISTS SHOW STUFF

PROGRAM TO TEACH ADULTS AND CHILDREN

SCULPTOR SAYS HIS ANIMALS 'ALREADY IN THE ROCK'

MORE MA. RESIDENTS MAY BE DRAUN TO N.C. COMMUNITY COLLEGES

PCC ALUMNI 'LOOK AHEAD, RECALL PAST'

PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SCHOLARSHIPS

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE AT PIEDMONT COLLEGE

PIEDMONT CORRECTIONAL CENTER

INMATE TRANSFERRED AFTER STABBING TUO PRISON GUARDS

PIEDMONT EGG FARM

WHEN UARM UEATHER STINKS; A WINTER HEAT WAVE BRINGS A SMELLY PROBLEM...

PIEDMONT ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
SEE ALSO ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
THREE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES TO STUDY COMBINING OPERATIONS

PIEDMONT HEALTH SURVEY OF THE ELDERLY
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH CARE
RESEARCHERS RETURNING TO CONTINUE PIEDMONT SURVEY OF 4,000 ELDERLY

PIEDMONT MINERALS CO. INC.

SCHEME TO RECYCLE HILLSBOROUGH WATER STILL FLOWING ALONG

WATER RECYCLING SOUNDS GOOD SO FAR

STATE OFFICIALS GIVE QUALIFIED SUPPORT TO RECYCLING PLAN

PIEDMONT TRIAD COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

FIRM STUDYING WASTE DISPOSAL IN SIX COUNTIES

PIGEON RIVER

FATE OF CHAMPION'S MILL ON PIGEON RIVER REMAINS UNDECIDED

GOVERNOR NOT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT PAPER 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.

DON'T STIFLE THE ECONOMY

PIGS

SEE ALSO ANIMALS
SEE ALSO HOGS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
PRISTINE PORKER

PILGRIMS

TIME CHANGES VIEW OF ROMANTIC STORY

PILOBOLUS

SEE ALSO DANCE
ARMFUL OF DELIGHTS PILOBOLUS CLOSING '89 DANCE FESTIVAL
PILOBOLUS DELIGHTS WITH WONDERFUL NEW DANCE: 'DEBUT C

PILOT CLUB OF DURHAM

PILOT CLUB CELEBRATES 50 YEARS, AND A PARTICULAR CHARTER MEMBER
MAGGIE MORRIS/PILOT CLUB OF DURHAM

PILOTS

SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN FLYING
TRAFFIC EYE-IN-THE-SKY JOB DOESNT' AGREE WITH QUEASY STOMACH

PINEGATE APARTMENTS
SET OUT TO DRY

SUBJECTS

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P

E
D

S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -fG L P BYL

H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1

1/12/1989 C
2/07/1989 C
3/17/1989 C
4/29/1989 C
7/15/1989 C
8/19/1989 C
9/02/1989 C
9/19/1989 B

1 N
1 N T33
3 P P M66
1 P P T37
1 N HoO
1 P N T33
1 N H60
1 N H60

H 1 2/01/1989 C 1 N

H 2 1/14/1989 C 12 N

CHH 1 2/05/1989 A 3 P N H25

H 2 1/05/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 1/27/1989 B 4 N D80

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

4/27/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
4/30/1989 A

N H90
E
N H90

H 1 2/11/1989 C 1 N H60

2 1/04/1989 B 5 N

2 1/05/1989 B 3 N

2 1/09/1989 B 5 N

2 1/23/1989 A 6 N

2 1/26/1989 B 3 N

2 1/27/1989 A 12 P N

2 2/13/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/24/1989 A 1 P P L38
S 2 11/27/1989 A 4 E

H 2 7/21/1989 C 3 R L59
S 2 7/22/1989 A 9 P R B71

H 2 10/31/1989 A 6 P U U15
S 2 10/31/1989 A 7 P P T44

H 2 o/04/1989 B 1 U N36
CHH 1 8/19/1989 A 3 P P C45

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GOLF VACATIONLAND REBORN; WITH THE 1990S, MORE PRO GOLF MAY COME TO N

"^W^lm^^S^ OPENS 'SPECIAL* COURSE WITH 4-UNDER 68
PINES OF CAROLINA GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL

SETFACHINGIMrS0TOSRESPECT THEMSELVES AND OTHERS

™*™» ^gjfSlg USs FOR PINEVIEW CONFERENCE CENTER (AD)
DISMISSAL OF PINEVIEW INN INJUNCTION SOUGHT

PINEWOOD DERBY

READY TO ROLL

PINEY POINT GRILL nwm uKrt_B
SEE ALSO PICKETT SUITE HOTELS
STICK TO SIMPLE FARE AT PINEY POINT GRILL

PINNACLE BROADCASTING CO. Mn „ATTmlc
PINNACLE FILES FOR RADIO STATIONS

PINN^<ONJTHEW&i YOU CAN'T SAY THERE'S NO PLACE TO EAT DOUNTOUN
PINNACLES OF THE DAN

^OR^RENoK SPIRIT, TREK TO THE PINNACLES OF THE DAN

PIPE BOMBS

SEE ALSO BOMBS

DEPUTIES ARREST 2 FOR BOMBS
TWO CHARGED WITH MAKING PIPE BOMBS ^
3RD MANHE1D ON CHARGE OF HAVING PIPE BOMB
POLICE CHARGE THIRD PERSON IN BOMB CASE
TREAT PIPE-BOMB CASE SERIOUSLY

"^roUFjTcOjK CATAWBA FALLS GOES PUBLIC

PIT BULL TERRIERS
SEE ALSO DOGS

"UASHnfVtm OF SEVERAL -VICIOUS' DOGS
^VICIOUS' DOG HEARING POSTPONED UNTIL WED.
SCHOOL ANTI-PROFANITY BILL GETS SIpCTRACKED
NEIGHBORHOOD IN DISPUTE OVER YARD OF PIT BULLS
EIGHT PIT BULL DOGS GET GOOD REPORT

PITCHING MACHINE „ A ,u_,

PITCHING MACHINE WOULD BE A 'HIT'

PITTS«JESTI»S'REMAIN FOR PITTSBORO INCINERATOR

PmS&Rf Pinffi SiST LOOK AHEAD TO BYPASS EFFECT
DOT HOLDS WORKSHOP ON PITTSBtKOBYPASS
CHATHAM TO CONSIDER PITTSBORO EXTENSION

PITTSBORO, N.C., ELECTIONS nr„tBll.
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
PITTSBORO'S MAYOR BOWS OUT OF RACE
PITTSBORO CANDIDATES RUNNING UNOPPOSED ^^^
CANDIDATES IN PITTSBORO RACES RUNNING UNOPPOSED
PITTSBORO RE-ELECTS OFFICIALS

PITTSBORO, N.Cm EXTRA-TERRITORIAL PLANNING JURISDICTION
SEEALSO PITTSBORO PLANNING BOARD

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

,C. H 2 4/30/1989 C 1 P N C49
H 2 4/27/1989 D 1 P N C49

CHH 1 10/30/1989 A 1 P G

CHH 1 5/27/1989 A 7 P A
CHH 1 11/18/1989 A 3 N M20

S 2 2/06/1989 A 7 P P T32

H 2 2/03/1989 D 7 R D77

H 2 3/01/1989 B 7 N

H 2 3/27/1989 A 6 P F Zll

H 2 4/30/1989 B 1 U N36

S 2 1/16/1989 A 1 N B53

H 2 1/17/1989 C 1 N

S 2 1/18/1989 C 1 N H65

H 2 1/19/1989 C 6 N

CHH 1 4/01/1989 A 4 E

H 2 9/17/1989 E 16 P U U66

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A

CHH 1 3/07/1989 A

H 2 7/01/1989 B

CHH 1 8/04/1989 A

CHH 1 8/18/1989 A

1 N H90
3 N

2 N

3 P N H90
3 N

S 2 6/20/1989 D 4 N A76
CHH 1 5/13/1989 A 3 N M25

CHH 1 3/28/1989 A
CHH 1 4/23/1989 A
CHH 1 8/21/1989 A

CHH 1 7/21/1989 A

CHH 1 8/07/1989 A

CHH 1 11/06/1989 A

CHH 1 11/09/1989 A

3 N M25
3 N
1 N M25

1 P N M25

3 N H25

1 Q M25
3 N

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PLANNING AREA EXTENSION AGAIN QUESTIONED

COMMISSIONER DENIES SPECIAL INTEREST IN ISSUE

OFFICIALS 'BACK TO SQUARE ONE' ON PLANNING EXTENSION

PITTSBORO BOARD FIGHTS REVISED PLANNING AREA

CHATHAM TO CONSIDER PITTSBORO EXTENSION

CHATHAM BOARD EXTENDS TOWN'S PLANNING JURISDICTION

PITTSBORO TO AIR EXTENSION ISSUES

SPRAWL OR CHARM? PITTSBORO RESIDENTS DEBATE FUTURE ROUTE TOWN SHOULD...

PITTSBORO TO CONSIDER EXTENDED AREA ZONING

N
P

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

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8/08/1989 A
8/09/1989 A
8/18/1989 A
8/19/1989 A
8/21/1989 A
8/22/1989 B
8/23/1989 A
8/31/1989 A
9/18/1989 A

M N M25
N K25

M N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25

P N M25
N H25

PITTSBORO, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION

A PIT OF QUESTIONSi ...OFFICIALS TRYING TO FIND... WHAT'S IN PITTSBORO... CHH 1

PITTSBORO, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT

OFFICIALS 'BACK TO SQUARE ONE' ON PLANNING EXTENSION CHH 1

SPRAWL OR CHARM? PITTSBORO RESIDENTS DEBATE FUTURE ROUTE TOWN SHOULD... CHH 1

PITTSBORO, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE

PITTSBORO'S MAYOR BOWS OUT OF RACE

CANDIDATES IN PITTSBORO RACES RUNNING UNOPPOSED

PITTSBORO, N.C., SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
CHATHAM APPROVES FUNDS FOR SEWAGE TANK

PITTSBORO, N.C, WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
SLUDGE NO THREAT, WATER OFFICIAL SAYS

PITTSBORO, N.C, WATER TREATMENT PLANT

FMHA GRANTS PITTSBORO LOAN ON TREATMENT PLANT
CHEMICAL SPILLS AT PITTSBORO WATER PLANT
STATE OFFICIALS PLEASED WITH CHEMICAL SPILL CLEANUP
OWASA TO MIX COUNTIES' SLUDGE

PITTSBORO, N.C, ZONING

PLANNING AREA EXTENSION AGAIN QUESTIONED CHH 1

COMMISSIONER DENIES SPECIAL INTEREST IN ISSUE CHH 1

OFFICIALS 'BACK TO SQUARE ONE' ON PLANNING EXTENSION CHH 1

STONE PROPERTY REZONING ON TABLE CHH 1

CHATHAM BOARD EXTENDS TOWN'S PLANNING JURISDICTION H 2
SPRAWL OR CHARM? PITTSBORO RESIDENTS DEBATE FUTURE ROUTE TOWN SHOULD... CHH 1

PITTSBORO TO CONSIDER EXTENDED AREA ZONING CHH 1

PITTSBORO BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
TOWN WON'T SUPPORT TRAILER BAN
QUESTIONS REMAIN FOR PITTSBORO INCINERATOR
PITTSBORO WON'T COURT MEDICAL WASTE COMPANY

PITTSBORO BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
PITTSBORO CANDIDATES RUNNING UNOPPOSED
CANDIDATES IN PITTSBORO RACES RUNNING UNOPPOSED
PITTSBORO RE-ELECTS OFFICIALS

PITTSBORO PLANNING BOARD

SEE ALSO PITTSBORO, N.C, EXTRA-TERRITORIAL PLANNING JURISDICTION

PLANNERS PITTSBORO MUST LOOK AHEAD TO BYPASS EFFECT CHH 1

PITTSBORO'S PLANNING AREA REQUEST PUT OFF UNTIL AUGUST CHH 1

PLANNING AREA EXTENSION AGAIN QUESTIONED CHH 1

PITTSBORO BOARD FIGHTS REVISED PLANNING AREA CHH 1

PITTSBORO TO AIR EXTENSION ISSUES CHH 1

PITTSBORO ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, STREETS

CARRBORO ALDERMEN NOT HAPPY WITH REVISED ROAD PLAN CHH 1

PITTSBORO STREET STILL BEST OPTION, PLANNERS SAY CHH 1

COUNCIL BACKS AWAY FROM PITTSBORO ST, EXTENSION CHH 1

NEW GROUP WILL STUDY CHAPEL HILL TRAFFIC, PARKING CHH 1

TIME TO BITE THE BULLET? CHH 1

PITTSBORO ST. EXTENSION

3/18/1989 A 3 N M25

8/18/1989 A
8/31/1989 A

CHH 1 7/21/1989 A
CHH 1 11/06/1989 A

1 M N M25
1 P N M25

1 P N M25
1 Q M25

CHH 1 10/03/1989 A 2 N M25

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 3 N M25

CHH 1 3/11/1989 A
CHH 1 8/12/1989 A
CHH 1 8/15/1989 A
CHH 1 10/01/1989 A

8/08/1989 A
8/09/1989 A
8/18/1989 A
8/21/1989 A
8/22/1989 B
8/31/1989 A
9/18/1989 A

CHH 1 1/11/1989 A
CHH 1 5/13/1989 A
CHH 1 5/24/1989 A

CHH 1 8/07/1989 A
CHH 1 11/06/1989 A
CHH 1 11/09/1989 A

3/28/1989 A
7/30/1989 A
8/08/1989 A
8/19/1989 A
8/23/1989 A

3/16/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
3/29/1989 A
6/02/1989 A
9/13/1989 A

3 N M25

1 N M25

1 N M25

3 N

M N M25
N M25

M N M25
N M25
N M25

P N M25
N M25

3 N M25
3 N M25
1 N M25

3 N M25
1 Q M25
3 N

N M25
N M25
M N M25
N M25
N M25

1 M N C62
1 N M70
1 N M70

3 N M70

4 E

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MANAGER BACKS PITTSBORO STREET EXTENS I ON
ISSTREET EXTENSION WORTH THE COST?

PITTSBORO SWIMMING ASSOCIATION

S£DECISIC^JB^RINGF^CK FAMILY HASSUIM CLUB DI VIDED
FIGHT OVER BLACKS MAY COST CLUB MEMBERS, PRES. SAYS

PITTSBORO TOWN MANAGER

PITTSBORO MANAGER TAKING NEW JOB
PITTSBORO NAMES TOWN MANAGER

PITTSSTRIKING Va! MINER DENIES VIOLENCE USED

PIZZA

MS S»YIB S^TITEIN MIKAST

SK^ UK KffilZZA TUT ^ m
THI^S TAKE LOAD OF SPOILED PIZZAS FROM TRUCK TRAILER ^
PIZZMZZI-NO MATTER HOW YOU CIT IT OR TOP IT, IT'S GOOD FOR YOU

KdSW^UT^^ ^DELIVERED PIZZA

KB^aES^MBS PIZZA CONTROVERSY

PIZZA HUT (NATIONAL CHAIN)

6 ROBBERIES «T 14- YEAR TERM __-»-,

MLLSBOROUGH'S MARIA'S PIZZA FACES EVICTION
PIZZA WARS IN HILLSBOROUGH
NEW PLACE, SAME MENU

™pMB!tf& &ANT AT GUKPOINT
REWARD OFFERED FOR ROBBERY INFO

'^PCUCE'SiliWYOUTHS IN PIZZA PARLtK ROBBERY _

PIZZA HUTROTEERS BEAT MANAGER; EX-£MFtOYEE AM0NG3 CHARGED
POLICE LOG/GRINDERSWITCH BREAK-IN TRY CHARGES LODGED

™|MKmB«E SHOT IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERY TRY

"^SWIE^ENT^ENEUR HOPES TO COOK UP DEAL FOR PIZZA BUSINESS WITH...

PLAGIARISM

SEE ALSO RESEARCH FRAUD __
A LITTLE PLAGIARISM NEVER HURTS

PLANETS -renMfwY

^PLANETlEAR^PROfieS QUESTION OF LIFE BEYOND EARTH

PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF ORANGE COUNTY

SySSBMSffflK BLACK FOR FIRST TIME

£ffi KTd K'K ROE VS. WAIE

PLANNED PARENTHOOD PROHOTES ABORTION

PLANNED PARENTHOOD HAS NOTHING TO HIDE

PRO-CHOICE CAMPAIGN COLLECTS SIGNATURES

PL/tf#ED PARENTHOOD CELEBRATING DECISION mm_,

«DS%CATION OTORTTARGETS AT^ISK YOUNG BLACK WOMEN

AGENCYGEARS UP FOR NOVEMBER PRCH3CICE RALLY

GROUP TO SPONSOR CONDOM DISTRIBUTION

EVENT TO TARGET TEENS PARENTS

PLANTATION INN (RALEIGH, N.C.)

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 12/19/1989 A
CHH 1 12/20/1989 A

1 P N H70
4 E

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1

7/18/1989 A
7/20/1989 A

4/20/1989 A
6/29/1989 A

N S17
N S17

N

N H25

H 2 7/28/1989 C 1 P N S22

CHH

H

H

S

H

H

S

H

CHH

1/22/1989

2/14/1939

6/26/1989

8/07/1989

9/07/1989

10/11/1989

10/11/1989

11/02/1989 B

11/18/1989 A

CHH 1 12/26/1989 A

H 2 6/23/1989 C

CHH 1 7/22/1989 A

CHH 1 7/23/1989 A

CHH 1 9/14/1989 A

CHH 1 1/11/1989 A
CHH 1 1/13/1989 A

S 2 8/18/1989 C
H 2 8/19/1989 C
H 2 11/08/1989 C

H 2 12/31/1989 B
H 2 5/16/1989 C

N R63
N K65
N Bll
N M06
N

F S56
F 559
N N36
N C62
N

5 N S82
1 P N M20
4 E
3 P N K90

3 N
2 P N M70

1 N B53
1 N
1 N M51

1 N
1 P N K65

H 2 7/28/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 3 P N S17

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1

2/04/1989
3/07/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/1989
3/29/1989
5/31/1989
6/05/1989
7/15/1989
8/21/1989
9/27/1989
11/02/1989

N M20

U

N S17

L

L

N

N

N S17

N S17

N

N H90

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PLANTATION INN/REPAST FROM THE PAST

PLANTATION PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO CARRBORO PLAZA
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
PLANTATION PLAZA MAY GET SECOND CHANCE
PLAZA MAY GET NEW FACE, NAME
PLANTATION REQUEST IS APPROVED

PLANTS

SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HERBS

SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
GREEN BALCONY

PLASTIC EXPLOSIVES
SEE ALSO BOMBS
AMERICAN BUYS NEU X-RAY MACHINES
HEARING TO FOCUS ON DETECTING AIRPORT EXPLOSIVES

PLASTIC SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
THE LURE OF LIPOSUCTION

DURHAM SURGEON NAMED MEMBER OF MEDICAL SOCIETY
VANITY, THY NAME IS MAN; MEN SPENDING MORE TIME AND MONEY ON APPEARANCE

PLASTICS

SCIENTIST'S GOAL! DEGRADABLE PLASTIC TO PROTECT SEAS

RECYCLING OF PLASTICS BECOMES MORE REALISTIC

WASTE UOES REQUIRE INNOVATION

DEFLATING PENTAGON'S BALLOONS

BUILDING OUR COFFINS OUT OF PLASTIC

MARRIOTT CUTS BACK STYROFOAM USE AT UNC

RECYCLABLE PLASTICS A REAL NEED

PERSON SCHOOLS ARE URGED TO STOP USING PLASTIC FOAM CUPS

PLAYBOY MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
MAGAZINE SALES HALTED BY PROTEST
STUDENTS BLAST PLAYBOY AD IN DAILY TAR HEEL
DAILY TAR HEEL STICKS TO ITS GUNS

UNSTOPPABLE PLAYBOY INTERVIEWERS MEET WITH DUKE WOMEN CANDIDATES
AND THE SHOOT GOES ON...
LOVE OF PHOTOGRAPHY IS CHAN'S MOTIVATION

PLAYMAKERS BALL

CHEKHOV'S RUSSIA THEME OF 1989 BALL

PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY CO.

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PLAYMAKER'S THEATER
'FOR LEASE OR SALE' OPENS JAN. 25
CROSS TO SING ON 'SMOTHERS BROTHERS'
PLAY SETS RECORD FOR PLAYMAKERS
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
SHAW'S 'MISALLIANCE' NEXT FOR PLAYMAKERS
TRADING PLACES; UNC PLANS TO SWAP HISTORIC HOME FOR ARTISTS'
THE SUBTLE ART OF BRINGING LANGUAGE TO LIFE
GRAND MISMATCH; UNC PRESENTS SHAW'S 'MISALLIANCE'
THEATER THERAPY! PLAYMAKERS' GUEST DIRECTOR FINDS IT WORKS...
RESIDENTS ASK DELAY OF UNC HOUSE SWAP
PLAYMAKERS' 'MISALLIANCE' IS UPLIFTING MENTAL WORKOUT
FAULT OF 'MISALLIANCE' LIES NOT IN ITS STARS
A MODERN LOOK AT THE SHREU
PLAYMAKERS LOOK FOR CORPORATE BOOST
GETTING TAMED
OLD RUSSIA, NEW WEST IN PLAYMAKERS' NEW SEASON

BYGONE SOUTH...

'FOR LEASE OR SALE,',..

RESIDENCE

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

H 2 11/03/1989 D 12 P R D77

CHH 1 3/17/1989 A
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A
CHH 1 5/25/1989 A

1 P N C62
3 N C62
3 N

H 2 7/07/1989 C 1 P P L38

H 2 1/13/1989 C 2 N
S 2 2/07/1989 A 6 N

CHH 1 1/02/1989 A 3 D N
S 2 3/30/1989 A 12 N
S 2 10/13/1989 A 6 P F 659

H 2 2/04/1989 C
S 2 6/24/1989 A
CHH 1 7/29/1989 A
H 2 8/02/1989 A
CHH 1 8/04/1989 A
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A
CHH 1 10/10/1989 A
H 1 12/06/1989 C

1
4
4
4
4
3
4
1

N K65
E
E
E
E

N S17
E
N H60

H 2 7/02/1989 B
CHH 1 9/13/1989 A
CHH 1 9/14/1989 A
H 2 10/24/1989 A
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A

9 N
1 P N S17
1 N
1 P N N36
3 P N
3 N

CHH 1 8/14/1989 A 10 N

CHH 1

H

CHH

H

H

CHH

S

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

S

H

CHH

CHH 1

CHH
S

1/16/1989

1/23/1989

1/25/1989

1/27/1987

1/27/1989

2/02/1989

2/02/1989

2/03/1989

2/04/1989

2/19/1989

2/20/1989

2/28/1989

3/02/1989 B

3/07/1989 A

3/09/1989

3/10/1989

3/19/1989

3/27/1989

3/30/1989

3/30/1989

P10

R90
P10

N

U W66

N

P

F

R

R

R

N

N M20

N L90

N

F W66

N M70

R R90

R M31

N
P N L90
P P

N

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LONG SHOT HAS DESIGN ON A 'WALK' TO MOSCOW
VsHREW^ is WYTHINGHJT TAME IN PLAYMA*£RS; »CU
.„IT*S A SCE)£ FROM PLAYMAKERS' 'TAMING DfJHE SHREW'
PLAYmKERS' VERSION Of SHREW TAXES N£U TWISTS

^^jgffl^ffi^&S^ IN THE WOODS' SOVIET TOUR
LICKTEI6 NAMED PLAYMAKERS ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR

WSg»S^fSfSfySnScB^ amo Indiana jones for ljc

?T>1^HERRY OROm^PRpScTIQN SEEKS TO REVEAL CHEKHOV'S. ..HUMOR
ACTOR ON A ROLE! 'IT'S A CHALLENGE'

IfXXFi DELIGHTS IN DISGUISES M nnini

<THERRY ORCHARB' IS NEITHER GOOD NOR BAD ENOUGH
RIPE 'CHERRY ORCHARD*

'OLD Tni!ilSKIi& COMPANY TO STAGE HAROLD PINTER PLAY
PLAYWKERS' FMBUCn» Cf PINTER PLAY EXCITES DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR KATHYRN LONG RE-CREATES PINTER ALONG HER LINES
THIS PINTER MAKES POINT DESPITE 'THRUST •
•OLD TIMES' CAPTURES PINTER'S STYLE

M^TeT^\oTW

fUSS^STJ^^mm. toy m*

™S£E^™™C.-CHAPEL HILL PLAYNANER'S THEATER

PLAYWRIGHTS, N.C. „__

SEE ALSO NEU PLAYS RISING __ ____ „ .„_

DUKESTUDENTS TO PERFORM BUTNER PATIENT'S PLAYS
COMING HOME AGAIN

PLAYWRIGHTS, U.S. «—,—, ~ Av at «*t

NEIL SIMON'S DAUGHTER TO PREVIEW PLAY AT DUKE

PLAZA ASSOCIATES _

^^COUNTY DELAYS LIBRARY WORK

PLEA BARGAINING _ _ mMmrM

SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING

PROMISES TO JACOBS SHOULDN'T BE MADE

FRANKLIN PLEADS GUILTY TO SLAYINGS

PLEASS5 S^ BECAME HtfPY HONE

F1£^ERGfK!^S^^^ CHJRCH PATCH UP PROBLEMS

PLEASANT VALLEY PROMENADE CINEMA

NEW THEATER/OPENING WEEK SPECIAL

PLOTT HOUND

^ft^OTT^rtOUNBS AND BILL ARE HOWLING SUCCESSES
SENATE SAYS PLOTT HOUNDS ARE TOP DOGS
TURN DOG LOOSE ON WASTE
FINDING TOP DOG FOR TAR HEELS
COMMITTEE APPROVES PLOTT HOUND BILL
HOUSE VOTES TO M/KE PLOTT HOUNB OFFICIAL STATE DOG
hikc flPPRnuFS i^flT -DISCRIMINATION BILL FOR AIDS VICTIMS
Blif TO^OFFIC AL DOG STIRS LIGHT-HEARTED DEBATE IN SENATE
LEGISWTURE ENACTS LAW TO TAX CONFISCATED DRUGS

PLOWING
RELIC

H

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH

1

CHH 1

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

CHH

1

CHH 1

H

2

CHH 1

S

2

H

2

H

2

a*

1

H

2

CHH 1

D
D
D
C
E
A
A
A
A
A

4/07/1989
4/20/1989
4/20/1989
4/22/1989
7/09/1989
7/10/1989
7/25/1989
8/22/1989
8/28/1989
9/07/1989
9/14/1989 B
9/14/1989 D
9/19/1989
9/21/1989
10/01/1989
10/12/1989
10/22/1989
10/22/1989
10/30/1989 B
10/31/1989 A
11/06/1989 A
11/26/1989 A
12/01/1989 D
12/10/1989 A

P10
R90

F

R

P

R

N

F

N

N

F

F

F

F

R

R

N

F

N W66

N H90

R

R P10

U W66

N

F W66

N

P10
W66

P10

W66
B71
M31

H 2 1/12/1989 B 2 N D80
S 2 1/19/1989 D 1 P F B71

S 2 1/12/1989 D 4 F

S 2 10/11/1989 B 1 N H65

S 2 3/25/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 6/02/1989 A 1 P N M70

S 2 8/01/1989 B 1 P F S27

H 2 7/29/1989 A 7 P N K65

H 2 10/27/1989 D 18 F M60

H

2

4/19/1989 D

9

N

H

2

4/21/1989 A

10

N

s

2

4/21/1989 A

4

E

H

2

4/25/1989 A

4

E

H

2

7/14/1989 A

9

N

H

2

7/26/1989 A

9

N

H

2

7/27/1989 B

3

N

H

1

8/02/1989 C

2

N

H

2

8/12/1989 A

8

N

S

2

5/18/1989 C

1 F P

M66

PLUM TREES

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AS PLUM TREES BLOOM, ALL OF JAPAN REJOICES

POACHING

SEE ALSO HUNTING
COVERT OPERATIONS ARE EYED TO SNARE POACHERS IN N.C.

POETRY

SEE ALSO N.C. POETRY SOCIETY
POEMS ARE 'STORIES SUNG TO PEOPLE, ' PROSE HAS MORE TO DO WITH COURAGE
TAR KEEL POETRY LOVERS BLESSED WITH VARIETY OF NEW PUBLICATIONS
JOURNALIST'S POET HAS 'BROAD SWEEP OF CURIOSITY'
LIBRARY OFFERS 'VOICES AND VISIONS' SERIES
UITH SPRING, POETS TAKE CENTER STAGE
'FREE POETIC FORMAT SETS TONE FOR LOVE
TAR HEEL WRITERS TURNING OUT QUANTITIES OF GOOD MATERIAL
EXCELLENT POETS CAUGHT UP IN CONTEMPORARY TIME FRAME
POETS KNOW IT, OR DO THEY?
LITERARY GIANTS SHOW WARES
GENTLE POEMS FROM A GENTLE HEART
LONG LOVE POEM ENCOMPASSES ALL THINGS FOR POET

POGO (COMIC STRIP)

WELCOME BACK, OLD FRIEND

POGUE SCHOLARSHIP

TEN N.C. STUDENTS NAMED POGUE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

POISON (MUSIC GROUP)

POISON; GIVING A GOOD TIME IS BAND'S MAIN GOAL

POISONINGS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
HOSPITALS, DOCTORS SUED OVER ARSENIC DEATH OF PATIENT

POISONINGS, U.S.

SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
ACCIDENTAL POISONINGS DROP, BUT DANGER LINGERS
TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT POISONING TRAGEDIES/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

POISONOUS PLANTS

TWO POISONED PONIES ADD TO TORNADO TRAGEDY

POLAND

FREEDOM FOR POLES

N.C. MUSEUH OF ART PLANS EXHIBITION OF POLISH ART

THE RENAISSANCE IN POLAND

IN POLAND, AN UNEXPECTED HOMAGE TO NIXON

TWO POLISH LEADERS, TWO DIFFERENT STYLES

SOLIDARITY GOVERNMENT FACES CHALLENGING TASK

DUKE PROFJ POLISH CHANGES BREATHTAKING

N.C. SCHOLARS KEEP EYES ON POLAND

SOLIDARITY MAY HAVE AN ALLY IN GORBACHEV

JOURNALISM SCHOOL TO OFFER COURSE IN POLAND

POLAND IN CRISIS

POLAND, DISSIDENTS

SOLIDARITY GOVERNMENT FACES CHALLENGING TASK
DUKE PROF: POLISH CHANGES BREATHTAKING

POLAND, ECONOMY

POLAND'S ECONOMIC REFORM

POLAND, ELECTIONS

AUSTERITY, NOT LIBERTY, IS ON POLES' MINDS H

CLOSE VOTE IN POLAND WIN FOR DEMOCRACY S

DUKE PROF? POLISH CHANGES BREATHTAKING S

POLICE, N.C, CONFISCATED MATERIAL
SEE ALSO DRUG DEALERS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING

H 2 2/05/1989 E 16 U

H 2 1/25/1989 B 5 N

H

2 3/05/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2 3/05/1989 D

3 R

H

2 4/09/1989 D

3 P U H45

S

2 4/20/1989 D

5 N

H

2 4/30/1989 D

3 U H45

H

2 5/14/1989 D

3 P R

H

2 5/14/1989 D

3 U H45

H

2 5/28/1989 D

3 R

S

2 9/07/1989 D

5 P N

H

2 10/15/1989 D

3 U H45

H

2 10/15/1989 D

3 R

H

2 12/24/1989 D

3 R

H

2 1/09/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 6/07/1989 A

12 N

H 2 3/23/1989 B 1 P R H90

H 2 9/15/1989 C 1 N S82

S 2 3/11/1989 C 1 N
S 2 3/22/1989 A 6 U

H 2 5/24/1989 C 1 N Bll

H

2 4/07/1989 A

4 E

S

2 4/20/1989 D

12 N

H

2 7/11/1989 A

4 E

H

2 7/16/1989 E

4 U H49

H

2 7/30/1989 E

4 P U H49

S

2 8/21/1989 A

4 E

S

2 8/22/1989 A

1 N M06

H

2 8/24/1989 A

12 N

S

2 8/25/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 10/26/1989 A

7 N

H

2 10/29/1989 D

1 P N

S

2 8/21/1989 A

4 E

S

2 8/22/1989 A

1 N M06

H 2 12/23/1989 A 4 E

2 6/06/1989 A 1 P N
2 7/21/1989 A 4 E
2 8/22/1989 A 1 N M06

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SEE ALSO MOTOR VECHICLE FORFEITURES _ „_„

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., CONFISCATED MATERIALS RPvfNUE Donm_Y
SCHOOLS, POLICE HEADO TO COURT OVER WHO GETS SEIZED PROPERTY
tt^GETS SEIZED BUSINESS BACK BUT SAYS HIS REFUTATION IS RUINED
SCHOOLS FIGHT FOR CONFISCATED DRUG HONEY
SWWG DRUG HONEY KELPS LAWMEN, OTCOS
DURHAM POLICE MAY TAKE MORE DWI OFFENDERS' CARS

POLICE, N.C., DEATHS
SEE ALSO DEATHS, N.C.

"SSS ^E^AY^BU^tSMn OFFICERS
""•SSTSS BPSSFS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

H
H
H
S
S

S
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2 1/09/1989 B

2 1/11/1989 D

2 4/10/1989 B

2 4/11/1989 A

2 10/13/1989 A

N
N
N
E
N B53

CHH
H

PaJCreTJERAL AID TO POLICE PROPOSED

POLICE DOGS

SEE tiSD DOGS

DURHAM POLICE STUDYING PUTTING DOGS ON PATROL

POLICE DOGS IMPROVE IMAGE IN DRUG WAR

POLICE IMPERSONATORS rmjTp
SEE ALSO AUTOS, BLUE LIGHTS
SEE ALSO FALSE IDENTIFICATION
SEE ALSO IHPOSTERS

•OFFICER' TRIES TO LURE WOMAN __m

POLICE LOG/VAN STRIKES 2 PEDESTRIANS

CRANK CALLER POSES AS POLICE OFFICER

""nnESns^sne are pros, perhaps to ease pressure on selves

APP^sraURTRULING VALIDATESUSE OF 'JAILHOUSE INFORMANTS'
""J i&ES. CHtfEL HILL

^SEE ALSO^DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., TRAINING
'FOUNDING FATHER' OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
POLICE SITUATIONS

POLICE WOMEN _.

SEE WOMEN, POLICE

POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH
SEE EPISCOPALIANS
SEE ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH

"HgSjaSSSSlFESini OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO FOOD BANK OF N.C. „ „ „ 3

SBP^^SlSI^ SK yGRK IN SECRET „ Ml

KlSTSCAMPAIGN IONATIONS LABELED 'ARMS-RACE MENTALITY' H 2

THE PAGE ONE PAC ABSURDITY M '

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS

^I^ACS^PfORT^BCTTER PAY FOR SOm. TEACHERS
HAHJO'S NAME USED IN AD WITHOUT APPROVAL

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS

H 2 5/13/1989 C 1 P N C47
H 2 2/17/1989 A 4 L
H 2 7/17/1989 A 4 E

S 2 10/09/1989 A 1 P N B53
S 2 10/10/1989 A 4 E

S 2 11/20/1989 A
H 2 11/21/1989 B
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A

3 N
1 N M51
1 N M70

2 3/06/1989 A
2 7/20/1989 C

N S82
N S82

1 7/01/1989 A 3 P N M70

2 8/08/1989 C 3 P P T32

1/12/1989 C
2/22/1989 A
4/10/1989 B
4/13/1989 A

1 P N S69

N R63
N

E

2 6/07/1989 B 1 P N H65
2 11/03/1989 C 1 P N R63

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
LOBBYISTS WORRIED BY LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES SOLICITING MONEY
LOBBYISTS CAMPAIGN DONATIONS LABELED 'ARMS-RACE MENTALITY'
PRICE RANKS 21ST ON CONTRIBUTION LIST
THORPE FIRST TO FILE CAMPAIGN REPORT
HOMES' WAR CHEST THE FULLEST
A PARDON FOR NO GOOD REASON
HELMS RAISES BUNKE, BUT..,
CAMPAIGN LOOPHOLE SHOULD BE PRIORITY
CANDIDATE URGED DISCLOSURE RULE ADOPTION

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS

8 N.C. CONGRESSMEN HAVE CAMPAIGN MONEY LEFT

INCUMBENCY BOOSTS MARTIN'S FUNDS

3 DURHAM REPUBLICANS REPORT EXPENSIVE LOST BID

CAMPAIGN COSTS 3 REPUBLICANS UNDER $32,000

CAMPAIGN REFORMS NEEDED

BIG-BUCK SENATE CAMPAIGNS

HOMES' WAR CHEST THE FULLEST

STRAUBRIDGE OUT TO RAISE $50,000 IN MAYORAL RACE

ANOTHER ANGLE ON SPENDING

PRICE: CAMPAIGN OVERSPENDING NOT STAPLE PROBLEM

MRS. KERCKHOFF, RILEY CLOSE IN SPENDING

INCUMBENTS BELIEVED LEADING THE PACK

ANDRESEN, THORPE TOP FUND RAISING

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN FUNDS

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SUES CONGRESSMAN
CHANGES IN CAMPAIGNS KEY TO PUBLIC FUNDING

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO POSTERS

CAMPAIGN SIGN LAWS DISTRIBUTED

SIGNS OFF ROAD EDGE, CARRBORO MGR. SAYS

CAMPAIGN VANDALISM A SIGN OF THE TIMES IN CHAPEL HILL

CAMPAIGN SIGNS STOLEN, PORTO SAYS

THE UNSUNG HEROES

AIRPORT BOOSTERS MALIGNED

POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS

SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SOME LEGISLATORS EYEING HIGHER OFFICE

POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS

SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM, ENDORSEMENTS

POLITICAL FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS

POLITICAL POLLS
SEE POLLS

POLITICS, N.C.

SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.

SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, N.C.
INSIGHT/TUO-PARTY STATE? NOT EVERYWHERE; POLL OVERLOOKS DEMOCRATS'
IF N.C. IS MAY AHEAD POLITICALLY, LET'S HOPE NO ONE CATCHES UP

POLL-CLOSING TIMES

SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.

U B J E C T S

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N E

E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2

2/09/1989 C

3 P N

H 2

4/10/1989 B

1 N

CHH 1

5/12/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

8/08/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

8/16/1989 A

1 P N M70

H 2

8/24/1989 A

4 E

H 2

8/30/1989 A

4 E

S 2

9/06/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

9/21/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/21/1989

1/28/1989

2/08/1989

2/09/1989

2/09/1989

3/14/1989

8/16/1989

10/05/1989

10/24/1989

10/24/1989

10/28/1989

11/01/1989

11/01/1989

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1

10/19/1989
10/20/1989

11/05/1989
11/06/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989

H 2 3/26/1989 D
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A

N
N

N M06
N M06
E
E

N M70
N R63
L

N M20
N

Q M70
N M70

H 2 5/20/1989 B 5 P N
S 2 9/22/1989 A 4 E

N
P N C62
P N M70
P N M70

E

L

H 1 3/28/1989 C 1 J

2 P U L40

3 P J

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C OR BETTER

S

N E E
P D — DATE — C -PG

UNIFORM POLL-CLOSING UOULD HELP ELECTIONS

POLL TAX

SEE ALSO TWENTY-F OURTH AMENDMENT „„„„.„_, _AV
hWS STUDENTS WANT STATE Off ICIALLY TO END POLL TAX

HILLSIDE STUTkKE^ISED ON ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE
HOUSE VOTES TO APPROVE ANTI-POLL TAX BILL
STATE SENATE ADVANCES ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE

POLLEN

SEA^YASUFFERERS FACE SEASONAL RITE WITH PESKY YELLOW POLLEN

POLLS

SEE ALSO CAROLINA POLL
SEE ALSO THE HERALD POLL
SEE ALSO SURVEYS

F^lI&I SMMhM UHJPWP— — DEMOCRATS'

POLL FINDS MANY CAROLINIANS GIVE SCHOOLS GRADE OF
CAROLINAS POLL FINDS OPTIMISM ON ECONOMY
AVERAGENOT SUFFICIENT FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION
LOUERDROPOUT RATE FINDS FAVOR IN SURVEY
AMERICANS OPPOSE DRUGS, TAXES „ ,

STT<At^IDGE, JENKINS NECK AND NECK IN POLL

MAYOR'S POST, 6C0UNCIL SEATS TO BE FILLED IN TUESDAY VOTE
SMuara'SPOLL: FAMILY VALUES IN A JAM, SAVE FOR HOLIDAYS

POLLUTION ,

SFE ALSO AIR POLLUTION

SEE ALSO EWIRONCNTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

SEE ALSO NOISE POLLUTION

SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION _ M „

POLLUTION STANDARDS COMPROMISE FAILS

FARM LOBBYISTS FIGHT COMPROMISE ON POLLUTION RULES

N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL BILL GAINS INSgWTE

^H^JFSSiSffS&^mt OFFICE NOT OVERLY LENIENT
NO TIME FOR ARROGAN^PESTIcSe CONTAMINATION WATCHDOG SPALT SEES...
LATINAMERICaZkGIN ANTI-POLLUTION TRAINING

POLLUTION, FINES

S%^SfflL-S&lSSSW STATE SUPREME COURT

S f^&$8£$f&* REAOO *60,000 „
COUNTY OJTSDEVELOPER'S FINE TO URGE CLEANUP OF EROSION SITE
CHATHAM SCHOOLS FINED J^-WX)
COUNTY TO HALVE DEVELOPER'S FINE

cmnwf schools had been giveni wsteuater funds

STOP POLLUTION, WHATEVER THE SOURCE

SSH ^P^^R^R^S^ PRESIDENT QUESTIONS DEM FINES...
GRATHUOHL URGES JOINT EFFORT TOWARD SOLUTION

8SS %%t&&&8U88k3r&8. x*m to n

SCHOOL OFFICIALS DISCUSS DEM FINE

CHATHAM SCHOOLS LOOK FOR EXCUSES

OXFORD FINES STILL GROWING OVER SEWAGE

JUDGE HEARS TESTIMONY ON FINES AGAINST OXTOD

OXFORD OFFICIALS MUST ANSWER TO EPA ON SEWER WOES

JUDGE BACKS OXFORD ON $118,000 SEUAGE PLANT FINE

POLO

DURHAM POLO PARTICULARLY POPULAR
NO HORSING AROUND

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S 2 4/07/1989 A 4 E

S
S
H
H
H

1/17/1989 C
1/18/1989 A
2/23/1989 B
3/07/1989 B
5/02/1989 C

1 P N S92
4 E

2 N L40
1 N R53
1 N L40

CHH 1 4/06/1989 A 3 N L90

H

2 1/01/1989 D

4 E

H

2 3/22/1989 A

1 P N L40

H

2 3/26/1989 D

2 P U L40

CH-

1 7/04/1989 A

4 P N L90

H

2 7/06/1989 A

9 N

H

2 7/07/1989 A

12 N

S

2 7/07/1989 A

4 E

H

2 7/26/1989 C

1 N C47

H

2 10/14/1989 A

4 E

H

2 11/05/1989 A

1 C N R63

H

2 11/06/1989 B

1 N R63

H

2 12/18/1989 B

1 P U W66

H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/03/1989 B
2/17/1989 A
2/23/1989 A
4/17/1989 C
5/25/1989 A
8/22/1989 A
9/05/1989 B

3
10
1
1
1
3
1

S
H

2/15/1989
5/16/1989
8/19/1989
10/24/1989
10/25/1989
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
11/03/1989
11/04/1989
11/04/1989
11/06/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/11/1989
11/18/1989
11/29/1989
12/01/1989
12/19/1989

B 12

A 1

3
1
1
6
1
4
3
1
3
3
1
3
4
1
1
1
1

N
N
N

N K65
N M25
' N
N K65

N
N T33

N M25
N H65
N M25
N S69
N M25
E

N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
E

N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33

2 9/19/1989 D 5 P F M06
2 10/07/1989 C 1 P P L38

POLTERGEISTS

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/198?

SUBJECTS

SEE GHOSTS

POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS

SEE PCB (POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS)

POLYGRAPHS

SEE ALSO LYING

SEE ALSO PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS EVALUATION
AUTHOR: MORE SAFEGUARDS NEEDED IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCREENING FOR JOBS

PONDS

HILLSBOROUGH PONDERING WATER DECISION

HILLSBOROUGH OKS PONDS

13-ACRE WETLANDS, FARM POND SOUGHT BY TEER FOR QUARRY

HILLSBOROUGH PONDS A FIRST

GROWTH LIMITS EYED TO PROTECT WATERSHEDS

RED MILL WORK SAID IN LINE WITH STATE LAW

PROFESSOR, WIFE SAVED FROM POND; DOG HELPS WITH RESCUE

DOG FINE AFTER POND ACCIDENT

PONIES

SEE ALSO HORSES
PUTTING THE CART BESIDE THE HORSE
TWO POISONED PONIES ADD TO TORNADO TRAGEDY

POOL

SEE ALSO GAMES
BILLIARD BOOM; 'DIRTY' POOL GETS RESPECTABLE

POOLROOMS

BILLIARD BOOM;

POOR

SEE POVERTY

•DIRTY' POOL GETS RESPECTABLE

POPCORN

SEE ALSO CRACKERJACKS
POPCORN IS IDEAL SNACK FOOD FOR EVERYONE

POPE AIR FORCE BASE

OPEN HOUSE SLATED SUNDAY AT AIR BASE

POPLAR APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
AMNOTT WILL NOT WORK AFTER JULY

POPLAR POINT

JORDAN LAKE RECREATION SITES DUE FOR COMPLETION IN MAY

POPULATION, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N,C, ETHNIC POPULATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT

DURHAM IS PREPARING TO STAND UP AND BE COUNTED

CENSUS OFFERS JOBS THAT COUNT

CENSUS BUREAU WANTS EVERYONE TO BE COUNTED

POPULATION, INTERNATIONAL

POPULATION AND GLOBAL RISKS
BY 2100S POPULATION TO TRIPLE
STUDY STRESSES PEOPLE PRESSURES
THE GROWING POPULATION CRISIS

POPULATION, N.C.

N.C. JOBS BOOM EXPECTED BETWEEN 1986 AND 2010

LEGISLATIVE POWER EXPECTED TO SHIR TO STATE'S URBAN AREAS

N.C. WILL JOIN LEGAL FIGHT OVER CENSUS

VALENTINE SAYS COUNTING ALIENS COULD COST N.C. CONGRESSIONAL SEAT

POPULATION, U.S.

SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S., MIGRATION

-DATE-

S
E

C -PG

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H 2 2/18/1989 C 16 N D80

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

H

S

CHH

CHH

2/12/1989
2/14/1989
3/11/198?
3/11/1989
3/29/1989
5/17/1989 B
8/27/1989 A
8/29/1989 A

N R63
N R63
N A54
N R63
N A54
N H65
N M20
N

CHH 1 2/28/198? A
H 2 5/24/198? C

H 2 5/21/1969 E
H 2 5/21/1989 E

3 P P L38

1 N Bll

1 P F S56
1 P F S56

S 2 9/20/1989 C 1 P F S27

H 1 4/15/1989 C 1 P N H60

S 2 6/14/1989 A 15 P N

S 2 3/25/1989 A 1 P N M06

S 2 6/14/1989 B 1 P N C61
H 2 12/10/1989 B 1 N R63
S 2 12/30/1989 C 1 N C61

H 2 4/02/1989 D 4 E

H 2 5/18/198? A 4 E

H 2 10/16/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/28/1989 A 4 E

H 2 1/06/1989 B 4 N

H 2 1/17/1989 C 1 N

H 2 1/19/1989 C 4 N

H 2 8/04/1989 A 14 N R60

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SUBJECTS

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P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S., POPULATION

SEE ALSO U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
EXAMINE U.S. POPULATION POLICY aw„
UPCOMING 1990 CENSUS SAID CRUCIAL TO BLACKS
AMERICANS AGING TOGET>€R

POPULATION, WORLD

SEE POPULATION, INTERNATIONAL

POPULATION INSTITUTE

T>£ GROWING POPULATION CRISIS

FORK

SEE ALSO MEAT
PORK DISHES DELIGHT GOURMET PALATES

H 2 3/06/1989 A
CHH 1 3/31/1989 A
S 2 5/05/1989 A

PORK-BARREL PROJECTS ^^^
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

"PORK BARREL" PROJECTS

"■* tofriends go uhole hog for fun,

PROFIT

4 E

3 N S17

4 E

H 2 12/28/1989 A 4 E

S 2 6/07/1989 C 1 P F S27

CHH 1 6/19/1989 A 3 P N L90

PORNOGRAPHY

SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP

SEE ALSO CHILD PORNOGRAPHY

SEE ALSO DIAL-A-fORN

PORNOGRAPHIC FILMS ALLOWED AS DEFENSE
MtfTpLEADS GUILTY TO FEDERAL PORNOGRAPHY CHARGE

BUYING OUT PORNO BUSINESSES ^ awwj v

NAUGHTY WORDS ARE UNDER FIRE IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
PANEL OPPOSES ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY COMMISSION M M

LEGISLA^Sre^NGLONG HOURS WESTLING WITH ISSUES OF MORALITY
THIN ICE AND MORALITY BILLS

BTOBUWAUiIblII BEAST? FILM STAR BEING QUESTIONO ABOUT SLEAZY...
FIGHT OVER ARTS FUNDS LONG WAY FROM END

PORNOGRAPHY, N.C.
SEE PORNOGRAPHY

PORNOGRAPHY AWARENESS GROUP „

RAPE SEX CRIME ALSO, SAYS EXPERT

PORTRAITS

S^RaNMENTALNpaSTRAITSi FAMILIES COME INTO FRESH FOCUS

^^STUDY* RECOMMENDS STATE SELL ITS PORTS. RAILROADS

STUDY: STATE COULD SET $2C0 MILLION BY SELLING PORTS, RAILROADS
STATE SHOULD KEEP ITS PORTS, RAILROADS

PORTUGAL

PORTUGUESE FOWL ECLIPSED

P°ST COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW POST CARD VOTER REGISTRATION

POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

SEE ALSO STRESS

SEE ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS .„„„..
STRESS DISORDER PLAGUES VIETNAM VETERANS

^SEeVsO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMBOLS _ imij.
DISPLAY CHRONICLES AIDS ERA FOSTERS

SffiiwP? liWfnm. aim posters at unc

s

2

1/11/1989 A

8

N

H

2

1/26/1989 A

12

N

H

2

3/08/1989 A

4

E

S

2

4/11/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

4/27/1989 B

2

N

H

2

5/02/1989 C

2

N

H

2

5/03/1989 A

4

E

C*

1

5/04/1989 A

3

N H90

H

2

5/27/1989 A

4

E

S

2

10/03/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1 9/15/1989 A 3 N S17

S 2 7/20/1989 A 6 P F 659

H 2 4/01/1989 A 14 N

H 2 4/04/1989 A 7 N

S 2 4/06/1989 A 4 E

S 2 8/21/1989 A 4 E

H 1 5/10/1989 C 1 N L40

S 2 2/01/1989 B 1 P F 559

CHH 1 8/25/1989 A 7 N
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 7 P P L38
CHH 1 9/07/1989 A 1 P H S17

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

D — DATE-

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POTHOLES

SEE ALSO ROADS, N.C.
SEE ALSO STREETS, DURHAM
PARKING LOT POTHOLES JAR JORDAN DRIVERS
CREWS SCRAMBLE TO REPAIR POTHOLES
CHASING POTHOLES
BIG DIP

ICE LEAVES INTERSTATE 85 POTHOLE PLAGUE
POTHOLE HELP ON THE WAY
POTHOLE CITY

POTTERS

SEE ALSO CERAMICS
SEE ALSO CRAFTSMEN

PUEBLO POTTERY FOCUS OF ACKLAND ART LECTURE

TEAPOTS SHORT, TEAPOTS STOUT, CEDAR CREEK GALLERY HOSTS NATIONAL SHOW

POTTER OAKLEY NAMED N.C. LIVING TREASURE

S

S

CHH

S

H

CHH

H

1/20/1989

3/29/1989

5/09/1989

5/12/1989

12/16/1989

12/27/1989

12/30/1989

U S76
N M06
P L38
P M66
N H60
N
P L38

CHH 1 3/51/1989 A 10 N
H 2 7/25/1989 A 6 P F W66
H 2 9/08/1989 D 6 N

POTTERY

SEE CERAMICS
SEE CRAFTSMEN

POULTRY

SEE ALSO GOLDEN POULTRY CO.
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO MEAT

WHEN WARM WEATHER STINKS; A WINTER HEAT WAVE BRINGS A SMELLY PROBLEM...

EMBREX WORKS ON POULTRY-PROTECTING VACCINE

POULTRY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO CHICKENS
SEE ALSO EMBREX INC.
SEE ALSO GOLDEN POULTRY CO.
SEE ALSO HOLLY FARMS POULTRY INDUSTRIES, INC.
SEE ALSO TURKEYS

DISSONANCE IN THE POULTRY FARMING RANKS

POULTRY STILL BIG BUSINESS IN CHATHAM

HIGH-TECH HOUSING DOWN ON THE FARM

POVERTY

SEE ALSO AT-RISK CHILDREN

SEE ALSO N.C. POVERTY PROJECT

POVERTY IN EASTERN N.C. HIGHER THAN STATE LEVEL S

EASTERN N.C. SCHOOLS ARE URGED TO WORK TOGETHER ON PROBLEMS H

STUDY: 13 BILLION YEARLY EFFORT FAILS TO HALT POVERTY H
MANY LEAVE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, BUT DON'T LEAVE POVERTY RANKS/OTHER DURHAM H

LEGAL SERVICES HELPS THOSE WHO NEED LAWYER, BUT CAN'T AFFORD ONE H

'SCREAM MORE,' SAYS ADVOCATE FOR POOR H

expert: CHURCHES NOT FIGHTING POVERTY CHH

STATE JOB PROGRAMS NEED EXTENSIVE REVIEW S

DUKE WANTS INDIGENT BIRTH COSTS SPLIT WITH COUNTY H

minister: IFC NEEDS EVEN MORE SUPPORT CHH

IFC SHELTER, KITCHEN SEEING DRAMATIC INCREASES CHH

PEDALING FOR POVERTY GROUP PIT STOPS IN DURHAM H

TOP WAGES DON'T HELP EVERYONE IN DURHAM S

BARDACK: HUD'S CLIENT IS THE POOR S

COMMISSIONERS SEEK PUBLIC'S ASSISTANCE IN BATTLING POVERTY CHH

HIGHER TAXES WILL ALLEVIATE POVERTY: CONFERENCE GOERS CHH

SPEAKER SAYS UNIVERSITY ADDS TO LOCAL POVERTY CHH

MARTIN SHOULD STEER N.C. OUT OF POVERTY S

CHH 1 2/05/1989 A
H 2 3/29/1989 D

CHH 1 9/17/1989 A
CHH 1 9/17/1989 A
CHH 1 9/17/1989 A

1/05/1989 A
1/06/1989 A
1/24/1989 B
1/30/1989 A
2/09/1989
3/08/1989
4/23/1989
5/10/1989
5/14/1989
5/28/1989
5/28/1989
8/14/1989 B
10/07/1989 A
10/13/1989
11/28/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
12/21/1989

POVERTY LEVEL

POOR GETTING RICHER? H 2 2/03/1989 A

FACULTY COUNCIL ADDRESSES WORKERS EARNING LESS THAN POVERTY LEVEL WAGES CHH 1 5/01/1989 A

POWER COMPANIES

SEE UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES)

POWER FAILURES

3 P N M25
11 N K65

1 P N M25
1 P N M25
1 P N M25

N
N

N L40
Q Zll
N A54
N A54
N M70
E

N C60
N
N

N S22
E

N E33
N M25
N M20
N M20
E

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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJE

SEE ALSO DUKE POWER CO. _„„,
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY, CONSUMPTION

GUSTING WINDS TOPPLE TREES, KNOCK OUT POWER

WIND ZAPS POWER TO 5,000; MERCURY jOPUIff

POWER OUTAGES FROM STORM AFFECT 5,000 CUSTOMERS

WINDSTORM SPARKS FIRE, POWER OUTAGES

BRIEF POWER OUTAGE

LIGHT MIST DRAGS DOWN WIRES

LIGHT MIST DRAGS DOWN WIRES

2,300 DUKE CUSTOMERS LOSE POWER

CIRCUIT PROBLEMS CUT VA, LAKEWOOD POWER

THUNDERSTORM KO'S POWER FOR 2,000
TIMBER

KwPS^NTOT?000 HOMES; HIGH WINDS SLAM SOUTHERN GRANVILLE
FAULTY CIRCUIT HALTS POWER DOWNTOWN

SBSP^PQ^lSStSw SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE
STORM ZAPS POWER LIGHTNING SETS. 2 WMES ABLAZE
DOWNTOWN BLACKOUT PUTS BUSINESSES IN DARK
DUKE roWERINSTALLING NEW SWITCH DOWNTOWN

SFFL00DIN63RECEKS, BUT MORE RAIN ON THE WAY

POWER FAILURES HIT CITY AGAIN

POWER LINE FALLS AT PARK AVE.

600 DURHAM HOMES LEFT WITHOUT POWER

POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS 150 HOMES

FALLING TREE CUTS UOODCROFTPOWER

UNC STATIONS BACK ON AIR AFTER WRECK

POWER GOES OUT AT UNC

WIND DOWNS LIMB; 2,000 LOSE POWER

OJTAGEHITS 2,000 NORTH DURHAM HOMES

POWER LINES

IT BEATS WICHITA
HIGH WIRE ACT

POWER MOWERS

SEE LAWN MOWERS

POWER OUTAGES

SEE POWER FAILURES

ra^EFUTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES)
PRAISE THE LORD

TttUHUNHI 8Sst8t*SS LIVING ROOM OF THEIR N.C. HOME
BACK TO THE CRIME

jjSI t^CO^MlE MINISTRY^ **Y
BAKKER MAKES PLEA FOR MONEY ON 2ND DAY OF NEW PROGRAM
BAKKER STARTS AGAIN HIS PITCH FOR MONEY

ffls^ ^^^W&ING SYMPATHY, MCKEY FOR TRML

MP ^luffiSPffi S INNOCENT TO ALL CHARGES _

5W PLEM6MTOEWTO CHARGES AND HIS ATTORNEY REQUESTS GAG...
PLAYING ON HEARTSTRINGS

POOR OMEN FOR BAKKER

JUDGMENT DAY NEARER FOR BAKKER
PENITENT FLETCHER RETURNS TO DURHAM
THE QUESTION: DID HE STEAL?

ffift^UAWo^I^^IKI^REQUIRES COOPERATION
FIGHTS HM rP.T^^SETcARTOON)

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1/04/1989 C

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2

1/04/1989 C

1 N M06

H

2

1/05/1989 C

1 N

CHH

1

1/05/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1

1/20/1989 A

3 P P L38

H

2

3/10/1989 C

2 P P M66

H

2

3/10/1989 C

2 P P S76

H

2

3/16/1989 C

2 N

S

2

4/08/1989 A

2 N

S

2

4/14/1989 A

7 P P S76

H

2

4/28/1989 C

1 P N C47

S

2

5/05/1989 A

2 P P S76

H

2

6/06/1989 B

4 N

S

2

6/06/1989 A

3 N T77

S

2

6/28/1989 A

1 N B53

H

2

6/29/1989 C

4 N

S

2

6/29/1989 C

1 N £63

S

2

6/29/1989 C

1 N T77

H

2

7/07/1989 C

1 N R63

H

2

7/13/1989 C

1 P N N36

S

2

7/15/1989 C

1 N

S

2

7/17/1989 A

1 P N M06

S

2

8/01/1989 C

1 N C61

S

2

9/20/1989 A

2 N

S

2

9/22/1989 A

1 P N C61

H

2 10/16/1989 B

1 N

H

2 10/26/1989 C

2 N

CHH 1

10/27/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1

11/14/1989 A

3 N

S

2 11/16/1989 C

1 N B53

H

2 11/23/1989 C

15 N

S

2

1/06/1989 C

1 P P S76

S

2

8/26/1989 C

1 P P T44

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

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

1/01/1989

1/03/1989

1/04/1989

1/04/1989

1/04/1989

1/04/1989

1/04/1989

1/05/1989 B

1/08/1989 A

1/13/1989

1/17/1989

1/18/1989

7/19/1989

7/27/1989

8/18/1989

8/22/1989

8/30/1989

9/01/1989

9/01/1989

9/02/1989

9/03/1989 D

C50

J

N

E

T

N

N

E

N

N

N

N

N

E

E

E

N N36

E

N T33

N C60

N

T C50

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1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

JIM BARKER'S BREAKDOWN

BAKKER FOUND FIT FOR TRIAL

BAKKER'S SYMPATHY DEFENSE

JIM BAKKER'S PENALTY WON'T REPAIR DAMAGE

JIM BAKKER FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD

N.C. RELIGIOUS LEADERS HAVE PRAISE FOR TV EVANGELIST'S SENTENCING

FLETCHER, JOHNSON FACE PTL CHARGES

PRANCER (FILM)

REINDEER FUCK DOESN'T CLICK, CLICK, CLICK AT ALL/'PRANCER'

PRATTSBURG

FRETFUL STORE OWNER PUTS TRAIN ON FAST TRACK TO DURHAMVILLE

PRAYER

SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., RELIGION
THE LORD'S NON-SECTARIAN PRAYER

PRE-COLUMBIAN ART

DUKE ART MUSEUM GETS GETTY GRANT TO TREAT COLLECTION

PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION

SEE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

PRECINCTS

SEE DURHAM, N.C, VOTING PRECINCTS (INCLUDES ALL OF DURHAM CO.)

PRECIOUS METALS ORDINANCE
SEE DURHAM, N.C, ORDINANCES
SEE SILVER THEFTS

PREDICTIONS

SEE ALSO TRENDS
ASTROLOGERS PREVIEW COMING DECADE

PREECLAMPSIA

SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
BARRIER METHODS BIRTH CONTROL, ILLNESS ARE LINKED BY STUDY

PREFERENTIAL ADMISSIONS

SEE MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS

PREGNANCY

SEE ALSO ABORTION

SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL

SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS

SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH

SEE ALSO MISCARRIAGE

SEE ALSO NEW BEGINNINGS PREGNANCY COUNSELING SERVICES

SEE ALSO OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY

SEE ALSO PREECLAMPSIA

SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT

SEE ALSO PRENATAL CARE

CAFFEINE MAY DELAY PREGNANCY — REPORT

RTP SCIENTISTS SAY CAFFEINE MAY DELAY PREGNANCY

HIGH-PRESSURE OXYGEN HELPS PREGNANT WOMAN

COUNTY HOSPITAL OFFICIALS SAY DUKE HASN'T GIVEN NOTICE ON DELIVERIES

DUKE DOCTORS STUDYING EFFECTS OF COCAINE ON PREGNANT MOTHERS

PREGNANCY COUNSELING CENTER OPENS DOORS

BARRIER METHODS BIRTH CONTROL, ILLNESS ARE LINKED BY STUDY

PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT

SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY

SEE ALSO COORDINATED ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY PROGRAM

ADOLESCENT PROGRAM RECEIVES PRAISE

TEEN PREGNANCY AWARENESS

PREGNANCY COMMISSION BILL LAUDED, CONDEMNED

PANEL OPPOSES ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY COMMISSION

LOCAL OFFICIALS HONOR PROGRAM FOR ARE TEEN-AGE PARENTS

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9/07/1989
9/29/1989
10/06/1989
10/06/1989
10/25/1989
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P N S22
P N

H 2 12/01/1989 D 16 P R S92

S 2 4/19/1989 F 8 P F H70

H 2 5/28/1989 D 4 E

H 2 3/09/1989 C 3 N

S 2 12/29/1989 A 8 D N G59

H 2 12/08/1989 C 1 N C60

H 2 1/10/1989 C
S 2 1/16/1989 C
H 2 2/22/1989 B
H 2 6/15/1989 C
S 2 8/02/1989 A
CHH 1 8/20/1989 A
H 2 12/08/1989 C

6
1
8
3
7
3
1

N
N

N D80
N C60
N

N H90
N C60

CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1

3/24/1989 A
4/11/1989 B
4/20/1989 B
4/27/1989 B
5/13/1989 A

3 N

2 P P K30

3 N
2 N
5 N

-LX630-

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

RISKS HIGH FOR TEEN MOTHERS/BABIES AT RISK

SaM SS CELESTES FIRST YEAR
TODAY'S VALUELESS VACUUM
GRANDMOTHERS TAKE ON SECOND FAMILY

PftEGNCMOICESSIN HOME PREGNANCY TESTING KITS CAN BE CONFUSING

PRELIMINARY SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
PSAT PREVIEWS CCLLEGEJCARDS „vvwA]
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER PSAT PROPOSAL
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PSAT REQUIREMENT

P^IALSOSADOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY

^^fflsWS^Sfe NO SEX BEFORE -VKRIAGE
PREMATURE INFANTS

Iffl ^^"aagtlSS^SBS PREMATURE BABIES
-DEAD' DURHAM BABY IS RESCUED IN TOILET

BURROUGHS yELLCOHE PREEMIE DRUG GETS EARLY FDA GO-AHEAD
S^raS&8|Sg^0&Sr>SSS FOR PtfENTS OF PREMATURE.,
PILLOWS FOR INFANTS

PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME iai ^^

STUDY SET ON ^NSTRUAL DRUGS ,

PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME IS NOT A LAUGHING MATTER

PREMIER CIGARETTES _ ^^^

SEE ALSO SMOKELESS CIGARETTES
NEW RJR PRODUCT SITTING ON SHELF
RJR DROPS 'SMOKELESS* CIGARETTE
232 LOSE JOBS AT GRANVILLE PLANT
UHY THE PREMIER WENT BUST

PRENATAL CARE _

SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE _,,

SEE ALSO OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY

*$£%£%£&* HEALTHY ^CY ^t

ES^&BP®^ nrffiBKL AT RISK
HEALTHOFFICIALS BATTLING HIGH INFANT MORTALITY RATE/BABIES AT RISK

PRENATAL CARE BEFORE THE FACT/BABIES AT RISK
HEALTH HANGS ON PRENATAL CARE/BABIES AT RISK

^SlS^ ^iSr^^^^BAm^BABIES AT RISK

Kington puacs easly p^tal ca^/babies at risk

MEDICAID EXPANDS COVERAGE FOR PRENATAL CARE

PRENATAL SURGERY
SEE SURGERY

F*ESEEreEP TEAMS, SPORTS (BOYS AND GIRLS) (GENERAL HEADING)

^SEfg^S&^CGE*^ KEADING,

PREP TEAMS, BASEBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
err a en BASEBALL
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, BASEBALL

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CHH 1 6/16/1989 A

CHH 1 8/18/1989 A

H 2 11/05/1989 D

S 2 12/05/1989 B

1 P Q 062

2 N

3 P N H90

4 E

1 P N G59

S 2 5/17/1989 C 7 U

S 2 1/07/1989 A 1 N S92
CHH 1 9/25/1989 A 2 N
CHH 1 9/27/1989 A 3 P N

S 2 4/06/1989 C 1 N H65

S

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H

S

H

H

S

CHH

CHH

5/15/1989 C
5/21/1989 B
7/03/1989 A
7/03/1989
7/06/1989
7/27/1989
10/21/1989
12/04/1989
12/15/1989

1
9

1

10
1
1
1
1
9

N

N K65
N M51
N

N C60
N C60
N

N H90
P L38

H 2 7/06/1989 C 3 N
S 2 8/30/1989 A 6 U

H 2 1/24/1989 A 10 N

H 2 3/01/1989 A 10 N

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H 2 3/24/1989 A 4 E

S

CHH

H

CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
S 2

1/18/1989
4/26/1989
5/14/1989
5/15/1989
5/16/1989
5/17/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/20/1989
9/07/1989

U

N S17
N 060
Q S17
0 S17
Q C62
Q C62
Q S17
Q S17
J Oil

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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

GARNER RALLY BUMPS PERSON, 5-4

PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (BOYS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL

SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT

SEE ALSO EAST-WEST ALL STAR BOYS BASKETBALL (N.C, EAST-WEST GAME)
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (BOYS)

VANCE GETS OFF TO QUICK START IN DEFENSE OF 4-A GIRLS CROWN

TURNER'S FREE THROWS LEAD VIKINGS BY KNIGHTS

JORDAN FIZZLES ROCKETS

UNBEATEN FALCONS ROLL

LINDSEY LEADS WEBB BY VIKES

COTTON PACES CHAPEL HILL WIN

SCOn PACES NORTHERN

ROCKETS' RALLY BURIES PANTHERS

SPARTANS WIN BIG

JORDAN SUFFERS ITS SECOND STRAIGHT SETBACK

VIKINGS SHOOT DOWN ROCKETS

SPARTANS DOWN PANTHERS, 75-61

JORDAN KNOCKS OFF CHAPEL HILL, 77-63

POOLE, ROCKETS RALLY BY DURHAM HIGH, 73-63

FALCONS GRAB WIN OVER WEBB

PANTHERS SNAP 38-GAME LOSING STREAK

PANTHERS' LONG SLIDE ENDS

JUICED ORANGE WINS ON BUZZER SHOT

ROYALL'S LONG-RANGE SHOOTING PACES JORDAN

WINSTEAD.PERSQN DEFEAT NORTHERN

ROGERS' FREE THROWS, 36 POINTS PROPEL HILLSIDE OVER JORDAN

KNIGHTS NIP yEBB

HAWKINS' FOURTH-QUARTER FLURRY LIFTS VIKINGS TO PAC-6 VICTORY

ROGERS' 31 POWER HILLSIDEi ORANGE SLIPS INTO PAC-6 FIELD

SOUTH GRANVILLE WHIPS FRANKLINTON

W. HARNETT THUMPS SOUTHERN

KONRAD POWERS LADY TIGERS PAST ANSON

TIGERS SLIP BY BROUGHTON; ATHENS DR. CRUSHES JORDAN

HORNETS WINi JORDAN FALLS

PINECREST ELIMINATES VANCE GIRLSj CHAPEL HILL EARNS REGIONAL BERTH

SOUTHERN TAKES ON S. ALAMANCE

GARINGER DOWNS FIKE; S. ALAMANCE FALLS, 81-66

HOOPS 1989/90: A GUIDE TO COLLEGE AND AREA PREP PROGRAMS

DESPITE CURRENT PROBLEMS, HISTORY FAVORS VIKINGS

GRAY, ARMSTRONG SPARK UNICORNS; BULLDOGS RALLY TO DEFEAT E.E. SMITH

KNIGHTS JUMP FROM FOOTBALL TO DEFEAT SPARTANS

ROGERS SPARKS HILLSIDE WIN OVER SOUTHERN WAYNE

MORGAN'S LAST-SECOND SHOT GIVES WIN TO SOUTH GRANVILLE

CONYERS' SHOT GIVES SOUTHERN WIN

ROGERS GOES WILD, HILLSIDE ROLLS PAST CHAPEL HILL

HARDAKER CLOSES ON SCORING RECORD

ROGERS, HILLSIDE BLOW BY PERSON

FALCONS AVOID UPSET AT HANDS OF SPARTANS

MILLER: COACHES, PLAYERS SUFFER THROUGH THREE-GAME NIGHTS

•PHENOM' LABEL ASIDE, BRADLEY STILL HAVING FUN WITH GAME

ROGERS, HILLSIDE ROLL TO TOURNAMENT TITLE

PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
VANCE GETS OFF TO QUICK START IN DEFENSE OF 4-A GIRLS CROWN
TURNER'S FREE THROWS LEAD VIKINGS BY KNIGHTS
VIKINGS SHOOT DOWN ROCKETS
W. HARNETT THUMPS SOUTHERN

VANCE GIRLS TOP ATHENS DRIVE; NORTHERN, WEBB ELIMINATED
KONRAD POWERS LADY TIGERS PAST ANSON
TIGERS SLIP BY BROUGHTON; ATHENS DR. CRUSHES JORDAN
PINECREST ELIMINATES VANCE GIRLS; CHAPEL HILL EARNS REGIONAL BERTH
FREEDOM DUMPS RICHMOND COUNTY; PARKER POWERS CLINTON TO 2-d TITLE
CHAPEL HILL GIRLS PLAY ROLE OF FAVORITES IN PAC-6
UNICORN GIRLS CRUISE PAST SOUTHERN

PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)

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1/01/1989 B

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1/04/1989 D

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1/07/1989 D

2 P N S73

S

2

1/07/1989 B

2 P N S73

H

2

1/10/1989 D

2 N

H

2

1/11/1989 D

2 N

S

2

1/11/1989 D

2 PN T44

H

2

1/14/1989 D

2 N

S

2

1/14/1989 B

3 N

H

2

1/18/1989 D

4 N

H

2

1/21/1989 B

4 N

H

2

1/22/1989 C

5 N

H

2

1/24/1989 B

3 N

H

2

1/25/1989 D

2 P N T44

H

2

1/28/1989 D

2 N

H

2

2/01/1989 D

2 N

S

2

2/01/1989 D

4 P N S73

H

2

2/04/1989 D

2 P N C45

H

2

2/08/1989 D

2 N

H

2

2/11/1989 D

2 N

H

2

2/15/1989 D

2 N

S

2

2/15/1989 D

3 N

H

2

2/22/1989 D

2 N

H

2

2/26/1989 C

5 N

H

2

3/01/1989 C

4 N

H

2

3/04/1989 D

2 N

H

2

3/10/1989 B

2 N

H

2

3/11/1989 D

2 N

S

2

3/11/1989 B

3 P N T32

H

2

3/12/1989 C

10 N

H

2

3/16/1989 D

2 N

H

2

3/26/1989 C

4 N

H

2 11/15/1989 D

1 P N

H

2 11/15/1989 D

19 N

H

2 11/29/1989 D

3 N W55

H

2 12/02/1989 D

3 P N B40

H

2 12/06/1989 D

3 P N B40

H

2 12/06/1989 D

3 N

H

2 12/13/1989 D

4 N

H

2 12/16/1989 D

3 P N B40

H

2 12/17/1989 C

3 N B40

H

2 12/19/1989 D

2 N B40

S

2 12/19/1989 D

3 P N

H

2 12/24/1989 C

6 P N B40

H

2 12/31/1989 C

7 P N B40

H

2 12/31/1989 C

7 N B40

H

2

1/01/1989 B

5 P N W08

H

2

1/04/1989 D

2 N

H

2

1/21/1989 B

4 N

H

2

3/04/1989 D

2 N

H

2

3/07/1989 B

2 N

H

2

3/10/1989 B

2 N

H

2

3/11/1989 D

2 N

H

2

3/12/1989 C

10 N

H

2

3/26/1989 C

4 P N

H

2 11/15/1989 D

17 N

H

2 12/13/1989 D

4 N

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

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SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM

SEE ALSO dS MORNI^ HERALD ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN ALL-CITY-COUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM

SEE ALSO EAST-WEST ALL STAR FOOTBALL

t^T W_SO FOOTBALL

SEE ALSO N.C. THREE-A FOOTBALL TOLRNAHENT

SEE ALSO NORTH/SOUTH ALL-STAR SWlINE BOWL

SEE ALSO PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL

COACHES MORE AWARE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SOME SCHOOLS REALIGNED, BUT POWER REHMN

KICKOFFi 8 AREA TEAMS BEGIN PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT

KNIGHTS ARE PAC-6 FAVORITES - jjBMN

SPARTANS GET NOD IN -NEW' TRIANGLE CONFERENCE

S. GRANVILLE FACES REBUILDING CHORE

RICHMOND SHOWS SPEED IN SCRIMMAGE

NORTHERN SHOULD BE TOPS IN TOUGH RACE TO TITLE

SOUTHERN REMAINS POWER IN REVAJ^ TRIANGLE

SPARTANS, FALCONS BATTLE FOR BRAGGING RIGHTS

JO^SOUTHETO KICK OFF HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SLATE

$m£Y DEALS DURHAM ANOTHER OPENING LOSS, 40-0

WATSON, LLOYD IN SPOTLIGHT/PREP CHECKLIST

DOUBLE VISION: GILL SEES ANOTHER MCOEORGE mm^

SPARTANS LWDERDOGS VERSUS POWERFUL KNIGHTS/JREP PICKS

NORTHERN OPENSCAMPAIGN WITH COUNTY RIVAL SOUTHERN

BULLS RIP HILLSIDE; WEBB MOVES TO 2-0

KNIGHTS IN SPOTLIGHT _ „

HILLSIDE'S ROGERS QUITS FOOTBALL TEAM

Cin BRAGGING RIGHTS ON THE LINE

lKdSEY ffRETURN^TS^FALCONSi CHAPEL HILL SHUTS OUT RIVAL ORANGE

HEDGEPETH OUTSTANDING IN LOSS/PREP CHECKLIST

UElEK'S best

HORNETS TO TEST TIGERS/PREP PICKS

TIGERS, WARRIORS PUT UNBEATEN MARKS ON LINE

WATSON, BROWNING, LLOYD ENJOY 3-TD GAMES

uccvtc T^CT

KNIGHTS, BULLDOGS MEET IN PAC-6 MISMATCH ..„„

DESPITE HUGOTPREP COACHES GOING FULL SPEED AHEAD

N0fn€RN TOLLS; SOUTHERN FAILS, WEBB TOPS ORAM*

KNIGHTS' BAILEY LEADS LIMITED LIST OF PREP STARS

CHAPEL HILL AT NORTHERN

TIGERS TO TEST UNBEATEN KNIGHTS

DU&&-ORANGE OFFERS LITTLE HOPE FOR BULLDOG WIN

SOUTHEwTSttNGE CAPTURE FIRST WINS OFSEASON

RUNNERS BREAK LOOSE IN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

BRAGGING RIGHTS AT STAKE/PREP PICKS

WARRIORS, VIKINGS PLAY FOR FOOD PRIZE

IPS STILL EARLyT BUT TEAMS JOCKEYING FOR PLAYOFFS

HILLSIDE USES QUICKNESS IN VICTORY

RUNNERS RUSH INTO SPOTLIGW/PREP C^CKLIST

PLAYOFF BERTHS ON THE LINE FOR SEVERAL TEAMS

BANKS SCORES TWICE TO PROPEL SPARTANS

KNIGHTS OVERPOWERING ^^

SPARTANS, FALCONS IN BIG GAMES

SPARTANS PUSHING FOR BERTH

STARS PRODUCE BIG WINS ^rntmy

^fcATEf fKM^S SHOULD *EGIN TO CO* INTO FOCUS

NORTHED WHIPS JORDAN, TAKES SIXTH STRAIGHT PAC-6 4-A TITLE

BIG LOSERS GET LOST IN THE SHJFFLE

KEY GAMES CAN CLEAR UP PLAYOFF PICTURE

CHAJ^ILL^JORMN! VICTOR TAKES PLAYOFF BERTH

NORTHERN CONTINUES WITH BUSINESS AS LEUAL

PREP STARS LEAD TEAMS IN STATE PLAYOFFS FRIDAY

PREP PLAYOFFS OPEN TOMORROW

SPARTANS START OVER IN PLAYOFFS

FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS

NCHSSA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF BRACKETS-4A/3A

"^X^^^^^k^^ BEST IN STATE

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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

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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

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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

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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

8/09/1989 D
8/20/1989 B
8/20/1989 B
8/23/1989 D
8/23/1989 D
8/23/1989 D
8/24/1989 B
8/24/1989 D
8/24/1989 D
8/24/1989 B
8/25/1989 B
8/26/1989 D
8/29/1989 C
8/31/1989 D
8/31/1989 C
9/01/1989 B
9/02/1989 D
9/05/1989 B
9/07/1989 D
9/07/1989 B
9/08/1989 C
9/09/1989 D
9/12/1989 B
9/14/1989 D
9/14/1989 B
9/15/1989 B
9/20/1989 D
9/21/1989 D
9/21/1989 B
9/22/1989 B
9/23/1989 D
9/26/1989 B
9/28/1989 D
9/28/1989 B
9/29/1989 B
9/30/1989 D
10/03/1989 D
10/05/1989 B
10/05/1989 B
10/06/1989 B
10/07/1989 D
10/10/1989 B
10/12/1989 B
10/13/1989 B
10/17/1989 B
10/19/1989 B
10/20/1989 B
10/24/1989 B
10/26/1989 B
10/27/1989 B
10/28/1989 D
10/31/1989 B
11/02/1989 B
11/03/1989 B
11/04/1989 D
11/07/1989 D
11/09/1989 B
11/10/1989 B
11/11/1989 D
11/16/1989 B
11/18/1989 D
11/22/1989 D

4

N C47

1

N

1

N

9 P F P52

10

F A76

10 P N A76

5 P N B40

25 P F

26

F

1

U P52

1

N B40

3 P N (398

2

U P52

3 P U B40

1

U F52

1

N B40

3

N R54

4

N A76

3

U B40

1

U P52

1

N B40

3

N U55

2

U F52

3

N

3

U P52

1

N B40

3

U P52

3

N

1

U P52

1

N B40

3 P N G98

3 P U P52

3

N

1

U P52

2

N B40

3

N M64

3

U FS2

0

U P52

3

U B40

1

N B40

3 P N M64

3

U P52

1

U P52

2

N W55

2

U P52

3

U P52

1

N B40

3

U P52

3

U P52

3

N B40

3 P N G55

9

U P52

3

U P52

1

N B40

3 P N G55

0

P U P52

1 P N P52

1

N B40

3

N

3 C N

3

N M64

1 P N M88

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SUBJECTS

RICHHOND COUNTY FOOTBALL: IT'S SIMPLY FANTASTIC

NCHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS

KNIGHTS DOMINATE ALL-COUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM

THIRD-QUARTER EXPLOSION LIFTS CUMMINGS TO WIN

FALCONS PROVIDE NEXT PLAYOFF TEST FOR CUMMINGS

N.C. TEAMS STILL WAITING FOR WORD ON SPRING FOOTBALL DRILLS

RAIDERS ROUT REYNOLDS, REPEAT AS CHAMPS

WONDERS CEASE REIGN BY CAVALIERS

BIG PLAYS GO AGAINST CUMMINGS

PREP TEAMS, GOLF (BOYS AND GIRLS) (SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGS)
SEE ALSO GOLF
JORDAN WINS SECTIONAL; NORTHERN QUALIFIES THIRD
JORDAN GOLFERES WIN 4-A TITLE

PREP TEAMS, LACROSSE

AT DURHAM ACADEMY, LACROSSE REIGNS SUPREME; J.V.S TAKE STATE TITLE

AT DURHAM ACADEMY, LACROSSE REIGNS SUPREME/VARSITY IS THE 'SURPRISE'.,.

PREP TEAMS, SOCCER (BOYS AND GIRLS) (SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGS)
SEE ALSO SOCCER
HESSE, KNIGHTS FOCUS ON A WIN
UNICORNS ANTICIPATE BIG BREAKTHROUGH

PREP TEAMS, SOFTBALL (BOYS AND GIRLS)
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL

(SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGS)

SOUTHERN PULLS OUT WIN OVER CONLEY

MORGAN BATS S. GRANVILLE TO 2-A WIN

SOUTHERN OVERPOWERS NORTH LENOIR

LADY SPARTANS EXPLODE PAST N. LENOIR

LADY SPARTANS ELIMINATED

S. GRANVILLE DECKS ACES, 7-0

S. GRANVILLE ROLLS INTO TITLE SERIES

SOUTHERN PLACES SEVEN PLAYERS ON TRIANGLE 3-A SOFTBALL TEAM

PREP TEAMS, SPORTS (BOYS AND GIRLS) (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO SPORTS, DURHAM (HISTORY)
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE MIDDLE SCHOOL CONFERENCE

THE SPORTING YEARS/SUCCESS OF TEAMS, FAN SUPPORT KEEP SPORTS LIVELY...

DURHAM STAR ATHLETES, SCHOOL HONORS FILL PAST 100 YEARS

SPORTS CLUB HONOREES

WHAT N.C. BASKETBALL TEAM SCORED MOST POINTS?

SOME SCHOOLS REALIGNED, BUT POWER REMAIN

HIGH SCHOOL PAGE ON THURSDAY

COURT RULING THREAT TO HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

HILLSIDE'S ROGERS QUITS FOOTBALL TEAM

POINT BARRAGE MAKES PERSON HISTORY

WEEK'S BEST

'JERSEY MELTDOWN' THE LATEST EPISODE IN LONG, STRANGE SEASON FOR...

TRADITION IN CORNER OF TIGER RUNNERS

BROWNINGS, SASSERS SQUARE OFF FRIDAY IN FATHER-SON TILT

PREP TEAMS, SWIMMING (BOYS AND GIRLS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOL)
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
TRIANGLE SCHOOLS ON THEIR WAY TO MAKING 'BIG SPLASH'
JORDAN TEAM WINS 1ST PLACE
NORTHERN, DURHAM ACADEMY SWIMMERS MAKE BIG SPLASH

PREP TEAMS, TENNIS (BOYS AND GIRLS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOL)
SEE ALSO TENNIS
CHAPEL HILL TAKES PAC-6 TITLE

PREP TEAMS, TRACK (BOYS AND GIRLS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOL)
SEE ALSO TRACK
HORNETS STING PAC-6
HILLSIDE SWEEPS SECTIONAL TRACK MEET
HORNETS GET DOUBLE WIN
CAVALIER BOYS WIN 8TH TRACK CROWN

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11/23/1989 B
11/23/1989 B
11/23/1989 B
11/25/1989 D
12/01/1989 B
12/10/1989 C
12/11/1989 D
12/11/1989 D
12/12/1989 B

2 5/16/1989 B
2 5/24/1989 D

5/23/1989 B
5/23/1989 B

2 11/05/1989 C
2 11/12/1989 B

5/24/1989 D
5/26/1989 B
5/26/1989 B
5/26/1989 B
5/30/1989 D
5/31/1989 D
6/02/1989 B
6/02/1989 B

4/19/1989 H

4/19/1989 H

5/14/1989 C

8/18/1989 B

8/20/1989 B

8/31/1989 D

9/01/1989 A

9/07/1989 D

9/14/1989 H

9/28/1989 D

10/19/1989 B

11/09/1989 B

11/16/1989 B

N B40
I

N P52
N U55
N W55
U B40
N B40
N W55
N U55

1 P N M64
1 P N C49

4 P N A76
4 P N A76

N F95
N F95

1 P

2 P

N M64
N R54
N S73
N A76
N R54
N D85
N M64
N

B31
F25
S73

F
F
P
N
N
N
E

U B40
U B40
N

U B40
N B40
N B40

2 2/07/1989 D 4 P N A76
2 2/28/1989 D 5 N A76
2 12/12/1989 C 4 P N M06

S 2 10/12/1989 B 2 P N K30

S 2 5/03/1989 D 2 P N A76

H 2 5/14/1989 C 7 N

S 2 5/15/1989 D 2 P N A76

H 2 5/21/1989 C 10 N

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PREP TEAMS, WRESTLING <SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEJOR^,ShER^ VIE FOR AREA URESTLING SUPREMACY

^IfVTOSoD EDUCATE

PRESCRIPTION DRUGS_
SEE ALSO DRUG ERRORS
SEE ALSO GENERIC DRUK5

see also over-the-counter drugs

"^ KIK&&ges surrend^license
police log/false prescriptions lead to man's arrest

prof^shifting drugs to over-the-counter saves money
^pharmacy profhopes drawings clarify drug directions

Kc^THAT UORkTuNC FS0FESS3R HELPS KSIGN...MEDICATION LABELS
POTEOTIAL TREATMENT DISCOVERED FOR DARVON OVERDOSE
CAUTION URGED TOR PATIENTSTAKING F-RESCRIPTION DRUGS
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS PUSHED DIRECTLY TO PUBLIC

PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, COSTS
SEE ALSO GENERIC DRUGS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES

^4 Si^T^°Ku1hS WEU.C01C IN PROTEST OVER COST OF AIM DRUG
AMERICANS' BILL FOR AZT COULD SURPASS *2 BILLION

ffifS a!?^ cT^UMHERUElMOBgLgT
LIFE-SAVING DRUGS CAN WIPE OUT LIFE SAVINGS

A^HA^DESS'PRAISE, NOT CRITICISM

^p£I^L&K STOLEN FROM OFFICE

PRESERVATION AND RESTORftTTON

SEE RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION

PRESIDENTIAL ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS
SEE ASSASSINATIONS

PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE AND MATH TEACHING
SEE ALSO AWARDS

S^f MAGia!IC«ET3)CHAPEL HILL HIGH'S AWARD-WINNING SCIENCE TEACHER

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS __„,

SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS _„Tm„
CALIFORNIA^ COULD SELECT OUR PRESIDENT

PRESIDENTIAL DISABILITY
SEE U.S. CONSTITUTION

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

SEE ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL

PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES

EX-PRESIDENTS COST TOO MUCH

FfESIDENTIAL PARDONS AND COMMUTATIONS

PARDON WOULD PLACE NORTH ABOVE THE LAW
A PARDON FOR NO GOOD REASON

PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES

H 2 12/14/1989 C 3 P N B40

CHH

CHH

CHH

S

S

CHH

H

CHH

S

2/11/1989
3/05/1989
3/07/1989
3/09/1989
4/01/1989
4/11/1989
8/11/1989
8/15/1989
8/30/1989

1 P

5

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5 P

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H
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H
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H
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4/26/1989
8/21/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/21/1989

1
1
1
1
13
4
4

N H90
N

N H90
N
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N K30
N C60
F
U

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N K65
1 N K65
U
E
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CHH 1 3/09/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 10/02/1989 A 3 P N C62

S 2 8/19/1989 A 4 E

H 2 1/08/1989 D 4 E

S 2 5/08/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/24/1989 A 4 E

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SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
BID FOR EARLIEST PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY DRAUS LITTLE SUPPORT
ANOTHER SUPER TUESDAY?

PRESIDENTIAL VETOES
SEE VETO POWER

PRESIDENTS, U.S.

SEE U.S. PRESIDENTS

PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE

SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.

JUDGE MOVES STAGER TRIAL TO LEE COUNTY

STAGER'S TRIAL TO BE MOVED TO LEE COUNTY

PRETRIAL RELEASE

BILL ON CORPORAL PUNISHMENT BAN HIT BY AMENDMENT

PRICE FIXING

SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
FOUR BAKERY COMPANIES TO PAY OVER $1 MILLION
REPORT: N.C. HIGHWAY BIDDING IS SCANDAL-FREE
SCHOOL TO GET SLICES OF LOAF FROM BID-RIGGING SETTLEMENT
SANFORD MAN ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY IN BID-RIGGING CASE
TUITION PRICE-FIXING PROBE SPARES DUKE

PRICE FIXING, N.C. HIGHWAY BID RIGGING SCANDAL
SEE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, COSTS

PRIDE IN CAROLINA INC.

MENTAL-HEALTH BOARD DKS TALKS WITH GROUP-HOME FIRM

PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.

SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM, PRIMARIES

SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.

SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C., RUNOFF

SECOND PRIMARY FOES SEE CHANGES AS CHANCE

TWO LEGISLATORS FILE BILLS TO HALT SECOND PRIMARIES

SUPPORT GROWS FOR CUTTING SOME SECOND PRIMARIES

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

BILLS TO ELIMINATE SECOND PRIMARIES BOTTLED UP IN COMMITTEE

BILL TO END RUNOFFS GAINS IN N.C. SENATE

HOUSE SHOULD ENDORSE REDUCTION IN PRIMARIES

MICHAUX CLOSER TO GOAL OF ELECTION CHANGES

MICHAUX OPTIMISTIC OVER HUNT'S ANTI-RUNOFF BILL

HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE GUTS PRIMARIES BILL

SECOND PRIMARY RULES NEED MAJOR CHANGE

SECOND PRIMARIES BILL CLEARS PANELIN 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

ELECTIONS SET TODAY IN SEVERAL N.C. CITIES

INSIGHT/APPLYING NEW SECOND PRIMARY LAW TO PAST AND FUTURE

PRIMARY LOOKS 'WIDE OPEN' TO ELECTION HEAD

PRIMARY ELECTIONS, U.S.

SEE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES

PRIMARY READING PROGRAM
SEE READING

PRIME INTEREST RATE

SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
PRIME RATE COULD GO HIGHER
LOWERED PRIME RATE HITS TOWN

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H 2 7/20/1989 A 4 E

2 1/03/1989 A
2 1/04/1989 A

1 N B53
1 N S82

H 2 4/07/1989 A 7 N

H 2 1/05/1989 D 4 N

S 2 1/17/1989 B 5 N

H 2 1/31/1989 B 5 N

H 2 2/08/1989 D 12 N

S 2 8/23/1989 A 1 N M06

S 2 10/27/1989 C 1 M N H65

CHH 1

1/30/1989
2/02/1989
3/29/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/02/1989
4/06/1989 B
4/20/1989 A
5/02/1989 A
5/14/1989 B
6/19/1989 C
6/21/1989
6/23/1989
6/24/1989
6/28/1989
7/01/1989
7/04/1989
7/09/1989
10/10/1989 B
10/15/1989 D
12/30/1989 A

1
1
1
9
1
4
2
3
1
4
9
1
1
4
11
1
1
4
1
1
2
1 I

N L40
N L40'
' N L40
N

N L40
E

U L40
N

N L40
E
N
N

N L40
E

N L40
N L40
N L40
E

N S69
N

U L40
N M20

2 2/25/1989 A 1
2 6/06/1989 C 1

N S92
N C47

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BANKS MAY LOWER PRIME LENDING RATE
PRIME RATE REMAINS UNCHANGED
CONSUMERS ENJOY LOWER LENDING RATE

PRIME LENDING RATES

SEE PRIME INTEREST RATE

PRINCE WILLIAM CANNONS (FORMERLY PRINCE WILLIAM YANKEES)
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
PITCMNGCARRIES 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
AVERY, BULLS BLOW AWAY CANNONS
BULLS SPLIT WITH CANNONS ,

& W^£^^ HUCH FOR PRINCE WILLIAM
BULLS GIVE NIED PLENTY OF RUNS ,„nT^„
DURHAM RELIEVERS PRESERVE ANOTHER VICTORY
RELIEVERS COME TO THE RESCUE FOR BULLS
TAYLOR SHUTS DOWN BULLS

ZKSSg« yglg, CgOACK

PRINCE WILLIAM YANKEES __

^GE&I MS NWN ON T>£ FARM

^Sfe™ 23& BIAS EVIKNT IN SAT EX*

PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR

PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR

^^gba^? SC^OLS, PRINCIPALS q
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS

^SEEUSO OUTSTANDING SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AWARD
SEE ALSO SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.

%ffraSEH£NTTOJECT NETS PRINCIPAL AWARD

PRISON-ASHRAM PROJECT

BRINGING INNER PEACE TO PRISON

^BWffl! ISSUE TO LAWMAKERS

STATE BOARD OF CORRECTION ENDORSES CONSTRUCTION PLAN

$80 MILLION PRISONS BILL RUNS INTO SMALL SNAG

$79." MIUION PRISON CONSTRUCTION BILL IS ENACTED

OFFICIALS EXPECT LONG, EXPENSIVE OVERHAUL OF N.C. PRISON SYSTEM

STATE MUST CONSIDER PRISON ALTERNATIVES

BUTNER HULLED AS SITE FOR 2 U.S. PRISONS

LOCK 'EM UP OR PAY MORE

PRISONER ESCAPES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, ESCAPES
CAR DEALER LIKES DEPUTIES' FAST UORK
CAR DEALER'S EARLY RISE HELPS CATCH ESCAPEE

2 INMATES SLIDE FROM DURHAM COUNTY JAIL

ESCAPEE BARGAINS POTENTIAL 82-YEAR SENTENCE DOWN TO 10

PARHAM ESCAPE NETS WIFE 3-YEAR TERM

POLICE LOG/KETCJRTS DISAGREE ON ROBBER'S CLOTHING

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2 7/12/1989 A
2 8/03/1989 A

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2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

4/11/1989 D
4/11/1989 D
4/12/1989 D
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
5/23/1989
5/25/1989 .
5/26/1989 B
5/31/1989 D
5/31/1989 D
6/01/1989 D
6/01/1989 B
6/02/1989 B
6/02/1989 D
6/03/1989 D
6/03/1989 B
9/10/1989 C

N T77
N T77
N T77

N C52
N P52
N 650
N P52
N 550
N P52
N
N
N

N C52
N P52
N P75
N P52
N P75
N P52
N C52
N P52
N P75

H 2 9/06/1989 D 1 U M88

CHH 1 6/03/1989 A 3 N
H 2 4/14/1989 C 14 P P M66

CHH 1 7/14/1989 A

3

N

H

2 9/17/1989 E

1 P F Zll

H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H

2 1/19/1989 A
2 2/11/1989 B
2 2/15/1989 D
2 3/07/1989 A
2 3/09/1989 B
2 8/30/1989 A
2 11/22/1989 A
2 12/26/1989 A

1
4
4
9
3
4
1
4

N
N
N
N

N

E

N T33
E

S
H
H
H
H
H

2 3/01/1989 C
2 3/02/1989 C
2 5/07/1989 A
2 7/20/1989 C
2 8/31/1989 B
2 9/13/1989 C

1
3
2
1
3
5

N B53
N M51
N M51
N S82
N S82
N R63

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POLICE LOG/PRISONER AT HOSPITAL GETS AWAY
BURGLAR TAKE SILVER WORTH OVER $22,000

2 FLEE PERSON COUNTY PRISON; 1 SHOT DURHAM COUNTY DEPUTY
PERSON ESCAPEE IS CAPTURED IN DANVILLE, VA.

PRISONER ESCAPES, N.C,

PERSON COUNTY SEEKS 4 ESCAPEES

3 OF 4 PERSON JAIL ESCAPEES CAUGHT
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR PERSON JAIL ESCAPEE

WOHAN SLIPPED SAW BLADES INTO JAIL, SHERIFF CHARGES

DURHAM MAN HELD FOR BREAK-INS ESCAPES

MAN CHARGED WITH HUNDREDS OF BREAK-INS ESCAPES AGAIN

SUSPECT IN BREAK-INS STILL SOUGHT

VICTIM OF BREAK-IN SAYSJ 'MY CHILDREN ARE SCARED AT NIGHT'

MCNEILL ARREST SPURS THEFT PROBE

FOUR-TIME ESCAPEE CAPTURED IN ALAMANCE

HAN FACING 177 CHARGES PLACED UNDER $1 MILLION BOND

JAIL ESCAPE WAS A BUST

ROXBORO MAN GETS 72-YEAR SENTENCE

CHATHAM ROBBERY SUSPECT RECAPTURED

PRISONER ESCAPES, ORANGE COUNTY

POLICE LOG/ESCAPEE TO LOSE WORK PRIVILEGES

ESCAPEE CONFESSES TO 237 BREAK-INS

MCNEIL FACES 121 BREAK-IN CHARGES

MOTHER RETURNS ESCAPEE SON TO HILLSBOROUGH PRISON

TWO ESCAPEES STILL ELUDING AREA OFFICERS

ESCAPEE PENS LETTER; 14-YEAR-OLD CASE ENDS

MAN ESCAPES FROM WORK RELEASE SITE

COURT ESCAPEE NABBED

POLICE LOG/PRISONER CHARGED AFTER FLEEING

PRISONER ESCAPES, U.S.
SEE ALSO MANHUNTS
POLICE LOG/ORANGE CO. PRISONER FINALLY IDENTIFIED

PRISONERS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JAIL
POLICE LOG/MICROWAVE STOLEN DURING MEAL

PRISONERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO N.C. PRISONER LEGAL SERVICES (DURHAM, N.C.)
SEE ALSO PRISONS H C

HALF-WAY HOUSe'fOR N.C. PRISONERS ENJOYS SUCCESS IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM

MANY PRISONERS SERVE ONLY FRACTION OF TERMS

A GOOD IDEA RUNS INTO A FEW PROBLEMS

EARLY INMATE RELEASES DO NOT SERVE JUSTICE

PRISONERS, N.C, HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SOME INMATES ARE GETTING MEASLES SHOTS
A DE FACTO DEATH SENTENCE?

PRISONERS, N.C, LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C
MARTIN TO DETAIL PRISON SUIT SETTLEMENT

PRISONERS, U.S.

A CON JOB FOR ENLIGHTENMENT

PRISONERS, U.S., RECIDIVISM RATE
SEE ALSO PRISONS, U.S.
UNNECESSARY HORROR; REPEAT OFFENDER'S CRIMES SHOULD HAVE BEEN THWARTED

PRISONERS OF WAR

HENDON SAYS POW REWARD MISSION WAS A SUCCESS

POW/NIA FLAG WILL BE RAISED SUNDAY IN FRANKLIN COUNTY

FLAG DEDICATION SET FOR VA HOSPITAL

DUKE ATHLETE, FIGHTER PILOT, MIA COMES HOME TO ARLINGTON

PRISONS, N.C.

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H 2 10/28/1989 C 1 N C47

H 2 11/15/1989 C 1 N M51

S 2 12/23/1989 C 1 N H65

H 2 12/24/1989 B 1 N S69

S 2

3/14/1989 A

1 N B53

H 2

3/15/1989 C

1 P N

H 2

3/16/1989 C

1 N H60

H 2

3/17/1989 C

1 N T33

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

3 N H90

H 2

3/30/1989 C

1 N M51

S 2

6/26/1989 A

1 P N B53

CHH 1

6/27/1989 A

3 N H90

S 2

7/12/1989 B

1 N B53

S 2

7/24/1989 A

4 E

H 1

8/31/1989 C

1 PN T33

CHH 1

9/07/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

1/10/1989 A

3 N

H 2

1/25/1989 A

1 P N M51

S 2

2/01/1989 A

1 PN B53

CHH 1

5/04/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

5/16/1989 A

3 N H90

CW 1

6/10/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

8/02/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

9/08/1989 A

3 P N L38

CHH 1

9/09/1989 A

7 N

CHH 1 2/25/1989 A 8 N

H 2 11/24/1989 C 1 N C47

H 2 1/25/1989 C 1 P N P38

H 2 2/15/1989 C 2 N

S 2 4/05/1989 A 5 J Oil

S 2 11/20/1989 A 4 E

H 2 1/28/1989 B 3 N
CHH 1 7/13/1989 A 4 E

S 1 1/17/1989 A 3 N
H 2 1/05/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/28/1989 D 4 E

H 2 2/17/1989 A 11 N

H 1 4/15/1989 C 1 D N H60

H 2 9/14/1989 B 48 N

H 2 10/29/1989 B 1 P U N36

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CASES

SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY PENALTIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING lmint

SEE ALSO N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WHEN

SOLUTION TO PRISON 'MESS' TO PROVE COSTLY

NEW TREATMENT CENTER SHOULD BE BEGINNING

ONE CfPROroSEDBUTNER PRISONS WOULD BE HOSPITAL

m9Ekjnfhamn immune deficiency syndrome, nx.
committee votes to test prison inmates for aids
a be facto death sentence?

prisons, n.c, assaults

Inmate transferred* after stabbing two prison guards

prisons, n.c, budget

SES7?MFKbft& RDRESS STATE'S PRISON PROBLEMS

PRISONS, N.C, CONSTRUCTION
SEE PRISON CONSTRUCTION

PRISONS, N.C, COSTS

SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, BUDGET
LOCK 'EM UP OR PAY MORE

PRISONS, N.C, CROWDING „,_

SEE PRISONS, N.C, OVERCROWDING

""^'fogSSB^ incarceration

Sfi&SSS KnKffis for criminals

♦75 MILLION IKkED TO ADDRESS STATE'S PRISON PROBLEMS
MARTIN TAKES PRISON ISSUETO LAWMAKERS
EARLY-PAROLE CRIME LIST NEEDS TIGHTENING

5KK gSSSJ^SmS^fOSM BREEZE THROUGH SENATE
LEGISLATU^ TO offijl WITH TOUGH QUESTIONS ON WHO GOES TO PRISON

K^oWS KesT^ug TRAFFICKERS

SSrai IBB SSfS WAY TO I£AL WITH INMATE ROOD

r^K^TElS WAt OFFICIALS, PRISONS
HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS PRISON MONEY

ME S ItS^^^*™™™* PLAN

KM WSF^fifwm small 9WBBmnmM tm

EARLY PAROLE BECAUSE OF CROWDING HAS JUDGES, PROSECUTORS UPSET

STATE MUSTBITE BULLET TO SOLVE PRISON CRISIS

CRITICISM WAS UNJUSTIFIED „„_ <wiii

PRISON OVERCROWDING CRISIS MAY EASE SX3N

UNFILED PAPERS AID RELEASE OF PRISONER FROM DURHAM

STATE MUST CONSIDER PRISON ALTERNATIVES MTBM«

NORTH CAROLINIANS CAN GET USED TO MASS PAROLE OF PRISONERS

NEW PRISONS NOT ONLY OVERCROWDING SOLUTION

S^Wrm^pS KTPAROLE FOR ALL DURHAM PRISONERS
LOCK 'EM UP OR PAY MORE

reISEf ALSOrciSONERS, U.S., RECIDIVISM RATE
CENSORING INMATES' READING „TMUB
BUTNER HULLED AS SITE FOR 2 U.S. PRISONS

PRISONS, U.S., EMPLOYEES

S 2 2/02/1989 A 5 J Oil

S 2 7/11/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/08/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2 5/26/1989 A 11 N
CHH 1 7/13/1989 A 4 E

H 2 1/14/1989 C 12 N

H 2 1/18/1989 D 11 N

H 2 12/26/1989 A 4 E

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

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

S

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

1/01/1989
1/14/1989
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
1/23/1989
1/25/1989
1/26/1989
1/30/1989
1/30/1989
1/31/1989
2/01/1989
2/03/1989
2/06/1989
2/08/1989
2/08/1989
2/10/1989
2/11/1989 .
2/12/1989 B
2/15/1989 D
2/19/1989 B
2/21/1989 A
2/28/1989
3/08/1989
5/19/1989
8/30/1989
10/04/1989
10/21/1989
12/16/1989
12/16/1989
12/26/1989

11 N

U L40
N

1
4
9
3

A
1

4
4
4
1
4

11 N
11 N

N

E

N

N

N

E

N

N

J Oil

E

11
4

1 P N
4 N
1 P N S82
4 E

L

E

N

E

J Oil

E

N

N S82

E

H 2 5/17/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/22/1989 A 1 N T33

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prisons: boohing job market

pritchard avenue (chapel hill, n.c.)

portion of pritchard avenue to be closed
pritchard avenue to reopen monday
noise proposal: JUST SAY 'HUH?'

PRIVACY

SEE ALSO IDENTIFICATION CARDS
WHAT PRICE PRIVACY?
SURVEY NO PRIVACY INVASION, CITY SCHOOL OFFICIAL CLAIMS

H 2 4/30/1989 D 4 E

CHH 1 5/31/1989 A
CHH 1 9/09/1989 A
CHH 1 10/22/1989 A

H 2 6/25/1989 E
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A

3 N

3 N

4 E

1 D F Zll
1 N C62

PRIVATE ADJUDICATION CENTER INC.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
DUKE PRIVATE ADJUDICATION CENTER OFFERS SERVICE TO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY H

2 4/16/1989 A 14 N D80

PRIVATE AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN FLYING
PILOT FORCED TO MAKE LANDING IN CORNFIELD
CORNFIELD HANGAR

PRIVATE COLLEGES, STATE AID

TRANSFER OF MONEY NEEDED FOR PRIVATE COLLEGE GRANTS
FUNDS OK'D FOR PRIVATE COLLEGE STUDENTS

PRIVATE DETECTIVES

SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT.
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
PRIVATE EYE BUSINESS LOOKING UP

PRIVATE HOSPITALS

SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C, PROFITS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, U.S.
HOSPITAL REPORT RECEIVES COOL RECEPTION

CHH 1 6/19/1989 A
CHH 1 6/20/1989 A

2 2/09/1989 B
2 4/12/1989 C

1 N L90
8 P P L38

5 N
1 N L40

H 2 10/02/1989 B 1 P N S82

H 2 3/28/1989 A 12 N

PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL (NOW RESEARCH TRIANGLE PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL)

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL (FORMERLY PRIVATE IND. COUNCIL)
SURVEY: LABOR MARKET IN DURHAM 'INADEQUATE' S 2 5/02/1989 A

DURHAM UORK FORCE REQUIRES STRONG BOOST S 2 5/03/1989 A

PRIVATE PILOTS
SEE PILOTS

1 N M06
4 E

PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS

SEE ALSO TRANSFERABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RIGHTS OF DEVELOPERS

PRIVATE SCHOOLS

SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS, CHURCH OPERATED

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, "FREEDOM OF CHOICE" ATTENDANCE PLAN

SEE ALSO STATE AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS

SOPHISTICATION, RACIAL BIAS MARK START OF CITY SCHOOLS

PRIVATE SCHOOLS UOULD SOLVE EDUCATION PROBLEM

PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
MORE TRIANGLE COMPANIES NEEDED IN JOBS PROGRAM

PRIVATIZATION

STUDY RECOMMENDS STATE SELL ITS PORTS, RAILROADS

STUDY: STATE COULD GET $200 MILLION BY SELLING PORTS, RAILROADS

STATE SHOULD KEEP ITS PORTS, RAILROADS

PRIVATE MAIL SERVICE MAY BE BEST SOLUTION

PRIVATIZATION MIGHT SAVE CITY MILLIONS, RILEY SAYS

candidate: PRIVATE FIRMS COULD SAVE CITY MILLIONS

PRIVIES

H 2 2/09/1989 A 1 N S69

S 2 4/19/1989 G 8 F S92
H 2 9/18/1989 A 4 L

S 2 1/05/1989 A 1 P N H65

4/01/1989
4/04/1989
4/06/1989
9/05/1989
10/25/1989
10/25/1989

N
N
E
E

N R63
N C61

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SEE OUTHOUSES

F*lgIHOUSELffiTTEE APPROVES BILL REQUIRING SCHOOLS TO PROMOTE ABSTINENCE.

PRO-ARREST POLICY

SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN

SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WA1^, nAV

SEX OFFENDERS GET OFF EASY,££AKERS SAY

COUNTY SHOULD ADOPT » PRO-ARREST' POLICY

SMTH ARRESTS TOO FEW IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES

DURHAM POLICE STUDY -PRO-ARREST' POLICY

PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT

SEE ALSO ^BEGINNINGS PREGNANCY COUNSELING SERVICES
NOW SUBPOENAS ABORTION PROTESTER
EIGHT ARRESTED IN ABORTION PROTEST ACTION

DURHAM CLINICTSEEKSTtoWt PRO-LIFERS (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-26-89)
ABORTION CLINIC INJUNCTION DELAYED

PREGNANCY COUNSELING CENTER OPENS DOORS

PRO-LIFE >CTWORK OF DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL

SEpRO^IFEB&f€uf PRESSES CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES ON ABORTION
Am=ABORTIONISTS POLL CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES
SURVEY OUT OF PLACE IN DURHAM ELECTION

m ^I(K§AXL%MOTER SAYS DURHAM AD FOULS OUT
BULLS FANS KEEP GUARD UP
WAKE GETS BASEBALL TEAM
TEAM MOVE NO SURPRISE FOR WOLFF
TEAM MOVE NO SURPRISE FOR WOLFF
POWELL: DURHAM BALLPARK PLANS »0N»
ZEBULON TEAM PRESSES NEED FOR NEW STADIUM
BRYANT! HEY CUZ, 'HOPE WE CAN MAKE UP'

PROBATION _ _

<ST ti V\ PAROLE
CAPRMRO PROGRAM ]^ING CRIMINALS STAY: out OfPRISON
DURHAM TO START PROGRAM OF ELECTRONIC HOUSE ARREST
PROSECUTOR RAISES STICKY PROBATION ISSUE

PROBE RESEARCHER (SHIP) ^ urmr ArT>TrA
DUKE SHIP RESCUES 27 OFF WEST AFRICA

FW)apROCLA>WTI&N: CARRBORO LOGS SOME ODD ONES

PRODUCT UABILITYLAU

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, LAWSUITS
BLAME BOOZER, NOT DISTILLER
BRING BACK THE HANDSHAKES

PROFANITY
SEE CURSING

PRnFrq.qTQNAL COMMUNITY SERVICES INC. (PROCOMM)
"fNEWUmKeS *SSa DURHAM COUNTS, CREEDMOOR
COMPANY OFFICIALS ANSWER QUESTIONS ON GROUP HOMES

PROFESSIONAL SECRETARIES INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO SECRETARIES, DURHAM
NEW OFFICERS

^F&PaVinTc^COLLEGES FALLS BEHIND

, H 2 5/17/1989 A 8 N

CHH 1 10/18/1989 A
CHH 1 10/28/1989 A
H 2 12/21/1989 C
S 2 12/22/1989 A

1 P N S17
4 E
1 N S82

1 N B53

CHH

CHH

H

H

S

H

CHH

1/05/1989
1/22/1989
1/24/1989
7/24/1989
7/24/1989
7/26/1989
8/20/1989

N S17
N C62
N

N S82
N B53
N
N H90

H 2 10/27/1989 A
S 2 10/27/1989 A
S 2 10/30/1989 A

1 N R63
1 N C61
4 E

H
H
H
H

H
S
S
H

5/31/1989 A
6/03/1989. A
9/13/1989 A
9/13/1989
9/13/1989
9/13/1989
9/14/1989
9/16/1989

N C47
E
N L40

N C52
N S69
N E33
E
N

CHH 1 4/11/1989 A 3 N R63
S 2 4/17/1989 A 1 N B53
H 2 10/15/1989 B 1 N S82

S 2 3/21/1989 C 1 M N
CHH 1 4/17/1989 A 3 N C62

H 2 4/24/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/24/1989 A 4 E

H 2 10/25/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 10/26/1989 C 1 N T33

S 2 5/20/1989 A 5 P P S73
S 2 5/03/1989 A 13 N

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PROFESSORS, U,S,

SEE ALSO AFRICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERSjU.S.
FEW WOMEN PROMOTED TO FULL PROFESSOR

PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)

PROJECT BUILD (BUILDING UNDERGRADUATE INVOLVEMENT IN LIFE IN DURHAM)
PROJECT AIM? INVOLVE DUKE STUDENTS UITH CITY

PROJECT CARE

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
4-H DEVELOPS PROGRAM TO CUT JUVENILE CRIME

PROJECT ENLIGHTENMENT
SEE ALSO CHILD REARING
YOUNG CHILDREN FOCUS OF INSTITUTE

PROJECT GRADUATION

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., GRADUATION
STATE FUNDS MILL HELP MAKE GRADUATIONS SAFE
MISUSING TAXPAYERS' MONEY
WAR ON DRUGS PLANS SCHOOL GRADUATION PARTIES
'PROJECT GRADUATION' A WORTHWHILE EFFORT
STUDENTS PUMPED UP ABOUT '89 GRADUATION BASH
STUDENTS PLAN DRUG-FREE GRADUATION PARTIES
PARTY-TIME INFO

PROJECT GRADUATION SENDS STRONG MESSAGE

KEEPING HONOREES SAFE; 'PROJECT GRADUATION' HAS GOOD PURPOSES IN MIND
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES TO HAVE ALL-NIGHT PARTY WITHOUT ALCOHOL, DRUGS
GRABS ENJOY ALCOHOL-FREE CELEBRATION
GRADUATION PARTY

PROJECT LIFT

SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
CAMPAIGN SEEKING COMPUTERS FOR ALL GRANVILLE SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS' COMPUTER DRIVE UNDER WAY IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
GRANVILLE SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES BACK PROJECT LIFT
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
A THANKS FROM MISS NORTH CAROLINA

PROJECT LITERACY

SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
JOINING IN THE BATTLE

PROMS

SEE ALSO PARTIES
PROM '89; NIGHT TO REMEMBER

PROPANE

FIREFIGHTERS CONTROL LEAK FROM FALLEN PROPANE TANK
IT'S A GAS

PROPERTY DISCLOSURE LAWS

SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
FOUR COUNCIL MEMBERS OWN RENTAL PROPERTY
DISCLOSURE LAW INSTILLS CONFIDENCE

PROPERTY REVALUATION

SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX

SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, CHAPEL HILL

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 1 C N S17

H 2 2/02/1989 B 5 P G

H 2 2/09/1989 A 11 P G

H 2 2/16/1989 B SPG

H 2 2/23/1989 A 14 P G

H 2 5/05/1989 C 2 N J04

S 2 7/29/1989 A 1 N H65

S 2 2/22/1989 B 1 P F S27

S

2

1/02/1989 A

4 E

H

2

1/04/1989 A

4 L

S

2

2/27/1989 C

1 N H65

S

2

3/01/1989 A

4 E

S

2

3/01/1989 C

1 N H65

S

2

4/13/1989 A

1 P N S92

S

2

4/14/1989 A

8 P P M66

S

2

4/15/1989 A

4 E

H

2

5/20/1989 A

4 E

H

2

6/09/1989 C

3 N Bll

S

2

6/10/1989 A

1 P N S92

H

2

6/11/1989 B

3 P P K30

H

1

2/22/1989 C

1 P N T33

H

1

2/28/1989 C

1 N T33

H

1

4/07/1989 C

1 N T33

H

1

5/17/1989 C

4 N T33

H

1

5/25/1939 C

1 N B60

H

1

5/25/1989 C

1 N H60

H

1

10/04/1989 C

1 P P K30

CHH 1 11/06/1989 A 10 N

H 2 5/06/1989 B 1 P P S73

S 2 3/31/1989 C 1 N B53
S 2 11/20/1989 C 1 P P S76

CHH 1 12/14/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A 4 E

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SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

^OfFIcf REVAMPING, EYEING 4-YEAR REVALUATIONS

PROPERTY RIGHTS__ mmtm_

SEE PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS

PROPERTY TAXES, CARRBORO^

SEE CARRBORO, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES

PROPERTY TAXES, CHAPEL HILL

SEE ALSO CHAfEL HILL, N.C., TAX RATE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., TAXES
OFFICIALS DISCUSS TAX RATE INCREASE

MUI^tKtROT SU^STED^BUsiNESS FROFERTY TARGET OF PROPOSAL
TAX DISTRICT VOTE COMING JUNE 12 Tura7A„
CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS FORESEE TAX INCREASE
COUNCIL OKS PARKS BOND REFER£NKiM

ffi^Wf^S^W^^*™* FOCUS: ^ HILL TAXES

IF CRAPS/ HILL PROPERTY TAXES GO UP, OWNERS WOULDN'T FEEL IT RIGHT AWAY

'SUNDAY FOCUS' ON TAXES MISLEADING

TOWN BUDGET FORUM HAS FEU SPECTATORS

THE SOUND OF SILENT CONSENT

TOWN BUDGET CALLS FOR TAX HIKE

TAYLOR! SMALL TAX RATE HIKE WAY OF FUTURE

PROPOSED TAX HIKE MAY GO UP HALF-CENT

OFFICIALS SAY WADDELL, HOTEL OWEJAXES

3-CENT TAX INCREASE ON BUDGET PROPOSAL

DON'T TAX DOWNTOWN RESIDENCES

COUNCIL OKS TAX INCREASE OF 3 CENTS

TAX DISTRICT ON COUNCIL TABLE TODAY

CLARIFICATION

CLEARING THE RECORD

CANDIDATES ADDRESS TAX ISSUE

PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

HERITAGE SQUARE TAXES NOT YET PAID

OFFICIALS READY TO HELP DURHAM TAX FILERS

AS KlNENEARS, ASSESS* BRACING FOR TAX LISTING RUSH

REPORT SHCUS DURHAM MONEY MANAGERS' SAWY

COUNTY WEIGHS WAYS TO SHARE COSTS WITH CITY

COMMISSIONERS SUPPORT SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT

DURHAM FACES TAX INCREASE; 4 1/2 CENTS MORE

CITY PROPERTY TAXES MAY JUMP 4 1/2*^

2 CENTS SLASHED FROM PROPERTY TAX FROTOSAL

PERCEPTION SKEWED ON PROPOSED TAX INCREASE,

FINANCE PANEL TOSSES OUT CITY TAX RAISE

DURHAM PANEL TRIMS BUDGET

RETOwl&CraTORCE HEAVY TAX BURDEN ON HOMEOWNERS

tSvEHI^IaX^TC** NOW CATCHING AREA EVADERS
A DOUBLE DOSE OF TAXES
A PLAN FOR TAX FAIRftSS
THE HIGH-COST GULLEY YEARS

U^IKeItSiDGE, JENKINS VOWS NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE
JENKINS AMENDS NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE STANCE
CLEARING THE RECORD

^J^&h'W™.*» CITY SHORTFALL

PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

S 2 10/12/1989 C 1 N H65

•NEEDED'

MAYOR SAYS

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
H
CHH

1/06/1989

1/24/1989
2/07/1989
2/25/1989
3/03/1989
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
3/12/1989
3/12/1989
3/19/1989
3/28/1989
3/31/1989
4/21/1989
4/24/1989
5/12/1989
5/12/1989
5/18/1989
5/21/1989
5/23/1989
6/12/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
10/04/1989

s

2

s

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

s

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

9

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

H

2

H

9

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

1/06/1989
1/24/1989
1/28/1989
3/11/1989
4/22/1989
4/25/1989
5/16/1989
5/16/1989
5/31/1989
6/01/1989
6/09/1989
6/09/1989
7/05/1989
8/03/1989
8/06/1989
8/12/1989
9/01/1989
9/28/1989
10/01/1989
10/18/1989
10/18/1989
10/19/1989
10/20/1989
10/23/1989
12/01/1989

N M70
E

N M70
N

N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
L

N M70
E

N M70
N M70
N M70
N

N M70
E

N M70
N M20
N
N
N M70

N H70
N

N A54
N 569
N H65
N A54
N R63
N C61
N R63
N R63
N R63
N C61
E

: N R63
E

N S22
E
E
E
E

' N R63
N R63
N
E
N R63

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

NEU YEAR BRINGS TAX FORMS

COUNTY MAY SEIZE LATE FUNDS

1989 DURHAM COUNTY F150PERTY TAX LISTING (AD)
DURHAM TO FILL TAX ASSESSOR JOB

OPERATOR OF MOTELS TO ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR RELIEF FROM TAX PENALTIES

TAX COLLECTOR MAY BYPASS COURT FOR DEBTS

TAX ASSESSORS AWAIT WORD ON NEW BILLBOARD RATE

BILLBOARD TAX SOUGHT BY COUNTY

BOND'S COUNTY BUDGET WOULD HIKE RATE 6 1/24 (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-22-89)

PRELIMINARY COUNTY BUDGET PROPOSES TAX INCREASE OF 6.5 CENTS

COMMISSIONERS LOOK TO TRIM BUDGET PLAN

COMMISSIONERS: LEAVE SCHOOL FUNIS ALONE IN SLICING BUDGET

TAX INCREASE TO HELP MEET IMPORTANT NEEDS

TAR HEELS FEEL 'CHOMP' IN COUNTY TAX BILLS

SOME CONSOLATION

DON'T OVERTAX DEVELOPMENT

'FACILITIES FEES' NEEDED TO MEET COSTS OF GROWTH

COUNTY BOARD SEEKS LEGISLATIVE HELP ON DOUBLE TAXATION

A PLAN FOR TAX FAIRNESS

COUNTY NETS *53 MILLION IN TAXES

COUNTY TO CHANGE TAX-LISTING SYSTEM

PROPERTY-LISTING CHANGE GOOD TAX OFFICE MOVE

COUNTY WANTS END TO DOUBLE TAXING ON JOINT PROJECTS

COUNTY ASKS LAWMAKERS' HELP ON JOINT-PROJECT TAXES

1990 DURHAM COUNTY PROPERTY TAX LISTING

PROPERTY TAXES, HILLSBOROUGH

SEE HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES

PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.

SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C
TAR HEELS FEEL 'CHOMP' IN COUNTY TAX BILLS

PROPOSITION 48 AND 42

SEE ALSO ATHLETES, ACADEMIC STANDARDS

SEE ALSO NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

PROPOSITION 42 PUTS FOCUS ON ACADEMICS

THOMPSON'S WALK UNWARRANTED

A 'GROSSO' INJUSTICE

UNC CHANGED VOTE ON PROPOSITION 42

PROSTITUTION

MAKE PHILANDERER PAY ANYHOW

POLICE LOG/CLERK TRICKED OUT OF MONEY BY TWO 'POKER PLAYERS'

DON'T SULLY THE HOOKERS

5 WOMEN, MAN ARRESTED IN PROSTITUTION ROUNDUP

PROTEAN GROUP LTD.

PROTEAN WILL FINE-TUNE SHOPPING CENTER PLANS

BUFFERS WOULD PROTECT LAND, DEVELOPER SAYS

PLANNER URGES COUNCIL TO NIX PROTEAN PROJECT

PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDS AGAINST REZONING 15-501

HANDS OFF TOWN'S SOUTH ENTRANCE

PROTEAN REZONING REJECTION URGED

RESIDENTS ASK TOWN COUNCIL TO REJECT SHOPPING COMPLEX

TAYLOR URGES COUNCIL TO NIX REZONING

COUNCIL REJECTS PROTEAN REQUEST

PASSIVE APPROACH TO 'BEAUTIFICATION'

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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

1/02/1989 A

1/12/1989 A

1/28/1989 A

3/09/1989 A

3/12/1989 B

3/28/1989 A

3/31/1989 C

4/16/1989 B

5/1T/1989 A

5/18/1989

5/18/1989

5/19/1989

6/30/1989

8/10/1989

8/13/1989 D

8/20/1989 D

8/31/1989 A

9/26/1989 B

9/28/1989 A

11/10/1989

11/28/1989

12/01/1989

12/04/1989

12/05/1989

12/29/1989 B

E

N HTO
A

N H65
N A54
N H65
N HTO
N A54
N H65
N S69

P N H65
N
E

C N K65
E

C E
L

N S69
E

N H65
N H65
E

P N H65

P N H65
I

H 2

8/10/1989 A

1 C N K65

S 2
H 2
S 2

cm 1

1/18/1989 A
1/21/1989 A
1/21/1989 B
1/26/1989 A

4
4
1

1

E
E

U F25
N SIT

H 2 3/25/1989 A
H 2 T/OT/1989 C
H 2 9/18/1989 A
H 2 11/23/1989 C

4
6

4

1

E
N
E
N M51

cm 1
cm i
cm i
cm i
cm l
cm i
cm i
cm i
cm l
cm l

1/31/1989 A
3/02/1989 A
4/04/1989 A
4/05/1989 A
4/06/1989 A
5/12/1989 A
5/16/1989 A
6/10/1989 A
6/13/1989 A
6/19/1989 A

3
1
1
1
4
1
1
3
1
4

N MTO
N MTO
N MTO
N MTO
E

N MTO
N MTO
N

N MTO
E

FTOTECT OUR WATER

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1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

COUNTY ASKED FOR WATERSHED MORATORIUM

SSHSSS ESSSL^S KIhed development, official says

PROTECTIONISM

SEE FOREIGN TRADE

""SttjaWSe (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHING)
PANEL APPROVES BILL REQUIRING FOOD HANDLERS TO WEAR GLOVES
A REAL BLAST

^^LOW-PROTEIN DIET PART OF KIDNEY DISEASE STUDY

-DATE-

S
E

C -PG

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I T
L Y
L P BYL

CHH 1 8/02/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH 1 8/16/1989 A 1 N M25

6/02/1989 A
7/21/1989 C

10 N
3 P P K30

PROTESTS

SEE DEMONSTRATIONS

PWJI£K^€yEL!^T^ STOCK SOttS ON SUCCESS

PWJI£SLLS!fffi SALE WON'T ME^ RELOCATION, EXEC SAYS

PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATIONS
SEE ALSO INSANITY PLEAS
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH „ M

SEE ALSO PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS EVALUATION

K?E^UAW^I&^I™TrREQUIRES COOPERATION
NIS^AKKER SAYS JIM HAD ALLERGIC REACTION

HfySfftSffi^AL HEALTH CENTER (CORRECTED)
CLEARING THE RECORD

PSYCHICS

qrr a| en CHANNELING

^pgglC^SSg ^cSWSSIffill? THERAPIST USES .GIFT;... ,
'PSYCHIC' POU^-OR GOOD INTUITION? AUTHOR! CLAIH IS 'UNTESTABLE'

PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS EVALUATION
SEE ALSO POLYGRAPHS

^AUT^:SIsS^Uffi IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCREENING FOR JOBS

PSYCHOTHERAPY _ m

SEE ALSO FAMILY COUNSaiNG

^PSYCHIC^OWERS1^8^ GOOD INTUITION? THERAPIST USES 'GIFT'...
'PSYCHIC' TOUERS-OR K50D INTUITION? AUTHOR! CLAIM IS 'UNTESTABLE'
WHEN THE CHILD INSIDE MAKES LOVE TURN SOUR

PUBLIC ART

^fr^THE PUBLIC; CONfEFfNCE TO PROVIDE FORUM FOR DISCUSSING... MEDIUM
TONS OF ART
RUBBLE EXPENSIVE ART
OFF TO THE SUAMP... /TUESDAY TALK
UHAT IS ARTISTICALLY ENDURING?

SS^'J^ffiSff^H^G THEIR BETS IN PUBLIC

""B SK&TS&IGN CONTRIBUTIONS

PUBLIC CITIZENS' CONGRESSIONAL WATCH

8 N.C. CONGRESSMEN HAVE CAMPAIGN MONEY LEFT

PUBLIC DEFENDERS, DURHAM

H 2 12/13/1989 C 1 N C60

H 2 8/19/1989 A 1 N C60
H 2 8/16/1989 D 6 N C60

H

H
H
H
H
H

9/01/1989
9/01/1989
9/02/1989
9/07/1989
12/01/1989
12/02/1989

CHH 1
CHH 1

1/23/1989 A
1/23/1989 A

1 P N T33
1 P N C60
1 P N
1 P N

1 N C60

2 N

3 P N S17
3 N S17

H 2 2/18/1989 C 16 N

CHH 1 1/23/1989 A
CHH 1 1/23/1989 A
H 2 7/04/1989 B

3 P N S17
3 N S17
1 P N S56

6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/13/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
8/27/1989

F S56
P S76
E

U W15
E

G B71
J L59

H 2 1/21/1989 A 18 N

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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

SEE ALSO COURT-APPOINTED LAWYERS
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
DURHAM'S BREED OF FREE LAWYERS N£ARS EXTINCTION

PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DISORDERLY CONDUCT
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS

POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH PUBLIC DRINKING

POLICE LOG/THREE MEN CHARGED WITH PUBLIC DRINKING

POLICE LOG/LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH DWI

POLICE LOG/DISTURBANCE CHARGE FILED

PUBLIC ENEMY (MUSIC GROUP)
THE RISE OF RAP
RAPPING THE HYPE/CONTROVERSIAL PUBLIC ENEMY PERFORMS

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES, DURHAM
SEE NURSES, DURHAM

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES, N.C.
SEE NURSES, N.C,

PUBLIC HEARINGS

SEE ALSO OPEN-MEETINGS LAW
EXTENDED HEARINGS IN PUBLIC INTEREST

PUBLIC HOUSING

SEE DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY

SEE FAYETTEVILLE ST. HOUSING PROJECT

SEE FEW GARDENS HOUSING PROJECT

SEE HOUSING, DURHAM

SEE HOUSING, U.S.

SEE J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS

SEE HOREHEAD HILLS

PUBLIC LAND
SEE LAND USE

PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES

SEE ALSO ACADEMIC-INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.

SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
SAVE THE RAILROADS

PRIVATE-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP KEY TO DOWNTOWN RENEWAL
EMPLOYEE POOL SAID INCENTIVE FOR BUSINESS-UNIVERSITY TIES

PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO, N.C.)

TO JOIN OR NOT TO JOIN? HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO MULL PROS AND CONS...

HILLSBOROUGH DELAYS JOINING PARTNERSHIP

MERCHANT WANTS TO REVIVE DORMANT BUSINESS GROUP

TRANSFERABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS ON HOLD IN ORANGE CO.

HEAVNER CRITICIZES DOWNTOWN CLEANUP

PARTNERSHIP TO CONSIDER REPRESENTATION INCREASE

PARTNERSHIP SHOULD CONSIDER LOCAL GESTURE

COMMITTEE TO REVIEW PARTNERSHIP

PUBLIC-PRIVATE GROUP PLANS SPRING JUNKET

PUBLIC-PRIVATE'S DOUBLE STANDARD

PUBLIC RADIO

SEE NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO

PUBLIC RECORDS

SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
PRESS GROUP ASKS MAVRETIC TO GIVE DETAILS OF PACT
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER MUST BE ACCOUNTABLE

-DATE-

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S I T
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C -PG L P BYL

H 2 11/20/1989 A 1 N S82

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 4/05/1989 A 10 N

CHH 1 11/20/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 6 N

H 2 7/30/1989 E
CHH 1 11/05/1989 A

H 2 2/28/1989 A
H 2 10/21/1989 A
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

1/08/1989

1/10/1989

1/12/1989

6/13/1989

9/13/1989

10/03/1989

10/05/1989

11/03/1989

12/14/1989

12/17/1989

1 P F H90
3 P R D38

CHH 1 3/25/1989 A 4 E

4 E

4 L

5 N

H 2 1/23/1989 B 6
S 2 4/01/1989 A 4

N R63
N R63
N C62
N M70
N

N M70
E
N

N M70
E

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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

D — BATE-

LAWYER ASKS POLICE CHIEF FOR FILES' DNOFFICER'S CASE

HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON LAUSUIT SETTLEMENTS

SURVEY BLE FOR RELEASE; SUPERINTENDENT CITES LEGAL THREAT

PWLIC GETS LOOK AT CONTROVERSIAL SCHOOL SURVEY

PUH_IC HAS INTEREST IN ATHLETIC CONTRACTS

SUIT SEEKS DETAILS ON COMMISSION'S STUDY OF N.C. STATE

"■ffil AlKkI UNIV. OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY RELATIONS
GETTING THE 'HANG' OF PR

PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUM OF N.C.

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, REFORM
SCHOOLS GOING TO BUSINESS 'CLASSES'

H 2
H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2

4/15/1989 C
6/13/1989 C
6/30/1989 A
7/01/1989 A
8/02/1989 A
10/24/1989 B

-PG

1
2
1
1

4

1

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I T
L Y
L P BYL

N N36
N

N C62
N C62
E
N

H 2 11/04/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 5/16/1989 A 3 N C62

PUBLIC SERVICE ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ADVERTISING
SEE TELEVISION COMMERCIALS

MUfeaSi.C&BD&.!!,Fil£ COtfLAINT AGAINST CP*L

PUBLIC SPEAKING

SEE COMMUNICATION „,

SEE SPEAKERS (GENERAL HEADING)

PUBLIC STAFF Of THE N.C. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION

SEE CONSUMER PROTECTION

SEE N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION

""gJE ISWlWJE TELEVISION FOUNDATION

SEE ALSO UNIv!fIOF0N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
PBS LOBBYIST WARNS AGAINST COMPLACENCY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
SEE MASS TRANSIT

PUBLISHERS

SEE ALSO BOOKS, N.C.

^AWNG AWICeWrETIrIeNT BOOK, CORY WILLING SLIPS... INTO PUBLISHING H
A PUBLISHING GAMBLE THAT PAID OFF °"

H 2 1/02/1989 A 12 N

CHH 1 2/05/1989 A 1 P N L90

8/27/1989 B
11/04/1989 A

U H45
N B64

PUERTO RICO

SEE ALSO TERRORISM
RECAPPING A STATEHOOD FIGHT
A BOOM IS ON IN PUERTO RICO
PUERTO RICO: A WELFARE STATE?

PlLITSc.PMILL BE HOST TO 4 PULITZER PRI2E WINNING AUTHORS

PaLMR£STORING DUKE'S ONCE ELEGANT RAILCAR GOAL OF VOLUNTEER RETIREES...

PUMPKINS __

SEE ALSO JACK O'LANTERNS
PUMPKIN TALK
GETTING READY
PUMPKIN WITHOUT PIE
PUMPKIN POLE

PUPPET EXPRESS

SEPUPPET SHOWpMIKE CROSS A*E SCHEDULED AT ARTSCENTER
PUPPETS

H 2 9/03/1989 D 4 E
H 2 12/03/1989 E 13 U W66
H 2 12/06/1989 A 4 E

H 2 10/01/1989 E 8 P F H45
H 2 1/03/1989 B 4 P N

CHH 1 10/14/1989 A 3 P P L38

S 2 10/21/1989 C 1 P P T37

H 2 10/25/1989 B 1 D N S56

CHH 1 11/07/1989 A 10 P P T44

CHH 1 12/15/1989 A 7 N

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

-DATE-

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E L Y

C -PG L P BYL

SEE ALSO PUPPET EXPRESS
PUPPETS WITH A MESSAGE
SHE TELLS HER STORIES UITH STRINGS ATTACHED
FRAN HADE FANTASY REAL
FESTIVAL TIME AT DUKE

H 2 3/12/1989 B
CHH 1 3/18/1989 A
S 2 6/17/1989 A
S 2 10/07/1989 C

PUZZLES

SEE ALSO GAMES
PUZZLES TO PONDER

F YEWACKET RESTAURANT

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., RESTAURANTS
POPULAR PYEWACKET COULD STAND TO EXPAND MEM)
DINING PLEASURES/PYEWACKET <AD)
N.J. WOMAN'S LAWSUIT FAULTS PYEWACKET, SHRIMP PATE

PYRAMID CARRY-0UT-N-TIN6S

CARIBBEAN CUISINE COMES TO DURHAM

PYRAMID SCHEMES

SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL LOAN NETWORK
STATE AUTHORITIES RULE DURHAM INVESTMENT GROUP A 'PYRAMID'
INVESTMENT FIRM DEFENDS PROGRAM

PYRIDINE

CHEMICAL SPILL FORCES EVACUATION

PYTHONS

SEE ALSO SNAKES
WOMAN REPORTS PET PYTHON STOLEN

QUADRANGLE OFFICE PARK

LINPRO ANNOUNCES OPENING

KAISER PERMANENTE OPENING MEDICAL OFFICE

QUAIL ROOST FARM

QUAIL ROOST SUNSET

QUALITY CONTROL

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
GROUP HONORS DURHAM MAN
TRIANGLE QUALITY ASSURANCE PROFESSIONALS ORGANIZE

QUALITY OF LIFE, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
SERVICE WOES SPUR SURVEY BY CHAMBER

S 2 7/28/1989 B 1 P F S27

THE PURCHASE OF ORDER (BOOK)

GAIL GODWIN IS 'TELLER OF TALES' WITH SOUTHERN VOICE (CORRECTED 7-16-89) H 2 7/09/1989 D
HER FIRST BOOK EVINCES RICH PROMISE H 2 7/16/1989 D

PURPLE MARTINS
SEE ALSO BIRDS
PURPLE MARTINS DELIGHTFUL AND FASCINATING

PURSE SNATCHING

SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
STOLEN PURSE RETURNED DURING BREAK-IN
PURSE SNATCHING SUSPECT NETS 12 YEARS
PURSE SNATCHER STRIKES IN DRIVEWAY
TEEN CHARGED WITH SNATCHING WOMAN'S PURSE
POLICE LOG/WOMAN BREAKS WRIST SAVING HER PURSE
POLICE LOG/CLUB SHOOTING INJURES MAN
POLICE LOG/TWO BURGLARY CALLS RESULT IN CAPTURE
POLICE LOG/MAN FAKING LEG INJURY STEALS PURSE

PUTT PUTT GOLF CORP. OF AMERICA

HUGO DOESN'T KEEP S.C. MAN FROM TAKING PPA TITLE

WILL HE SINK IT?

PUTT-PUTT PLAYERS POCKET PRIZES

1 P P K30

3 P N C62

4 E

1 P P T37

3 P U H45
3 R H45

H 1 1/14/1989 C

CHH 1 1/14/1989 A

H 2 4/09/1989 B

H 2 7/02/1989 B

H 2 8/15/1989 B

H 2 12/02/1989 C

H 2 12/04/1989 C

H 2 12/28/1989 B

N

N H90
N
N

N M51
N S22
N M51
N M51

S 2 10/03/1989 D
S 2 10/03/1989 D
S 2 10/24/1989 B

4 P U A76

5 P P S73

6 P N A76

S 2 12/23/1989 B 1 U P52

H 2 1/27/1989 D
H 2 11/24/1989 D
CHH 1 12/02/1989 A

14 P R D77
11 P A
3 N H90

S 2 5/17/1989 C 1 F F 659

S 2 8/24/1989 A
S 2 8/29/1989 A

1 N B53
1 N B53

CHH 1 7/11/1989 A 2 N C62

H 2 6/24/1989 B 5 N

H 2 5/14/1989 D
H 2 6/06/1989 B

8 P P
4 N C60

H 2 2/01/1989 C 1 P P M66

S 2 3/08/1989 C
H 2 10/01/1989 D

1 P N H65
6 N K65

S 2 4/17/1989 C 1 N H65

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^-*6J^ 1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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survey: financial institutions most courteous

DURHAM RANKS 27TH IN BEST LIVING AREAS

^^JIeKLyWgAGE PAYMENT PLAN SAVES OWNERS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

QUARRIES

ccr ai SO SWIMMING
PANEL WANTS MORE DATA ON QUARRY AGREEMENTS
CITY OFHCIALSCONSIDER 2 SITES FOR RESERVOIRS
TEER SEEKS PERMIT TO END, CREATE QUARRY WETLANDS
IpAt^lCTLAND^ FARM POND SOUGHT BY TEER HRQUflHW
*2^5MILLI0N TEER CO. SUIT AGAINST COUNTY POSTPONED
PLANNERS RECOMMEND AGAINST ENVIRONTEK
TEER WITHDRAWS SUIT AGAINST ORANGE CO.

Sy^SS S&fcK&.Y « MILLION OF SUIT

QUARRY HOPES CRUSHED , -lMMli

BOARD ACTION ENDS BID FOR ROCK QUARRY
QUARRY FIRM WANTS BUFFER LAND REZONED
RESIDENTS TURN OUT TO OPPOSE QUARRY '
TEER SEES NEGATIVE RESPONSE TO REVEST
OUASA ADDRESSES NELLO TEER PLANT CLOSING

BOARD REJECTS QUARRY REQUEST

TEER OFFICIALS LOOK FOR HELP FROM STUDY

'^QUARTET WEST SHOWS WHY IT'S AMONG THE BEST

QUILTS

SEE ALSO EARTH QUILTS

'THAT*<; MY PATCH'

DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL TO DISPLAY QUILT MADE FOR KUANZAA HOLIDAY

quilters take a stitch in time

peKilt* absent™ tic Russians that expresses who we are

0UINCtvI 'FawlyTtaurant': tips from an experience

quiz bowl „ „

ready for ramesses
southern wins quiz bowl
quiz whizzes

^Pz St IIWOTk CRAZY BUNCH OF GUYS'

QUOTATIONS

WHO SAID WHAT IN 1988?

VERBATIM

VERBATIM

VERBATIM

VERBATIM

INSIGHT/VERBAL PROWESS: LAWMAKERS'

VERBATIM

VERBATIM

SILLINESS RUNS FROM PLOTT HOUND...

S I T

E ELY

D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

2 5/04/1989 C
2 8/24/1989 A

N

N H65

H 2 7/09/1989 F 1 C N C4?

H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/10/1989
1/10/1989
3/10/1989
3/11/1989
3/12/1989
4/07/1989
4/25/1989
4/28/1989
4/29/1989
5/17/1989
6/08/1989
8/01/1989
8/29/1989
8/30/1989
9/16/1989
9/20/1989
11/24/1989

N S69
M N H70
N H65
N A54
N H90
N M70
N R63
N R63
N R63
N M20
N

N M20
N M20
N M20
P N M25
N M20
P N M20

H 2 9/07/1989 B 1 R S66

2/14/1989 B
4/15/1989 A
5/25/1989 D
7/08/1989 A
11/23/1989 A

1 P P

11 N

9 P N

5 P P

6 P F

T37

W66

H 2 9/22/1989 D 5 P R D77

2 1/21/1989 B

2 2/05/1989 B

2 3/01/1989 B

2 4/01/1989 B

2 5/20/1989 B

H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/03/1989
5/22/1989
6/11/1989
6/18/1989
7/31/1989
8/07/1989
8/13/1989
8/14/1989
8/21/1989

P S76
P T32
P S76
U K30
N S92

E

F

F

F

F

F

U L40

F

F

RCA

REACH (REASSURANCE FOR EACH)

■UJWfVflhtflGUi THE MIND

4 P N K65

PHONOGRAPH-RECORD PRODUCING DUKE GRAB, ONLY 26, SIGNS *250,000 CONTRACT H 2 3/28/1989 D

CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 1 P Q S17
H 2 7/27/1989 C 1 P N C47

RJR AWARDS

ccr aj en AUARDS
RJR AWARDS LUNCHEON ADDED TO WILDER'S VA. CAMPAIGN TRAIL

RJR NABISCO INC.

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LY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO NEXT CENTURY SCHOOLS
JAPANESE BANKS CHIPPING IN FOR RJR FINANCING
10 JAPANESE BANKS LENDING $5.1 BILLION FOR BUYOUT OF RJR
SOME RJR STOCKHOLDERS NOT SELLING

TESTIMONY REVEALS UNC'S SPANGLER MADE BID TO PURCHASE RJR NABISCO
KKR PLANNING DIVESTMENT OF RJR'S SOUTH AFRICAN HOLDINGS
SPANGLER SAYS BUSINESS TIES DON'T HAMPER JOB
3 UNC CAMPUSES OWN RJR STOCK

RJR NABISCO SHAREHOLDERS URGED TO CASH IN ON TENDER OFFER NOW
RJR NABISCO'S HIGH-YIELD BOND PLACEMENT RAISED
N.C. BANKS SEEN BACKING BUYOUT OF RJR NABISCO
WINSTON-SALEM, RJR WORKERS WATCH, WAIT/KKR ASSUMES RJR NABISCO
SPANGLER BID SPURS DEBATE OF UNC POLICY

ECONOMISTS UNCERTAIN HOW MUCH N.C. WILL GET FROM RJR STOCK BUYOUT
FOUR CENTS RICHER

RETAILERS WONDERING WHERE THE MONEY WENT FROM RJR BUYOUT
AMERICAN EXPRESS CHIEF TO HEAD RJR
WINDFALL'S SIZE COULD AFFECT FISCAL STATUS
BUDGET NEEDS MAY USE STATE'S WINDFALL
DURHAM FIRMS GIVE BIG BOOST TO EDUCATION
RJR GRANTS INTEREST DURHAM SCHOOLS

-DATE-

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C -PG L P BYL

H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1

1/06/1989 B
1/11/1989 D
1/16/1989 B
1/21/1989 A
1/21/1989 A
1/22/1989 B
1/25/1989 A
1/26/1989 A
2/01/1989 D
2/03/1989 B
2/10/1989 B
2/11/1989 A
2/17/1989
3/04/1989
3/06/1989
3/14/1989
5/08/1989
6/07/1989
11/04/1989
11/06/1989

14 N
14 N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N L90

N

E

N

8 P N -

2 J Oil

9 P N
4 E

1 N E33

ROTC

SEE DUKE UNIV., ROTC (RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS.)
SEE U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ROTC

RSWP BENEFIT

WITH RSWP, EVERYONE WON

RWC INC.

SEE ROBERT WINSTON CARR INC.

R. DAVID THOMAS CENTER

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
THOMAS CENTER DEDICATION SET AT FUQUA SCHOOL

R.E.M. (MUSIC GROUP)

R.E.M. ACT UP TO ARENA STATURE

R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.

RJR RETIREE'S TOBACCO ASSIGNMENT OFFERS CLOSE LOOK AT CHINA

RJR FIGHTS PROPOSED BAN ON BILLBOARDS IN OWN BACKYARD

RJR, MEDICAL JOURNAL TRADE JABS

MARLBORO'S MEN, CAMELS SHUNNED BY WINSTON-SALEM

NEW RJR PRODUCT SITTING ON SHELF

RJR DROPS 'SMOKELESS' CIGARETTE

WHY THE PREMIER WENT BUST

JOURNALISM FOUNDATION OPENS BOOKS; LIST OF DONORS RELEASED

R. N. HARRIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
R.N. HARRIS READERS

FRATERNITY 'ADOPTS' 25 HARRIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
DURHAM TORNADO: GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN/COUNSELORS DISCUSS PUPILS'
RELATING AS HUMANS

R. W. CARR, INC.

SEE ROBERT WINSTON CARR INC.

RABBIS

SEE ALSO JEWS
THE STORYTELLER; RABBI HENRY UCKO TELLS TALES OF FAITH — AND OF SURVIVAL H 2
RABBI WORKS FOR ALL MANKIND S 2

RABBITS

SEE ALSO EASTER BUNNY
AMERICANS TAKE TO RABBIT; A CLASSIC EUROPEAN FARE WITH MORE PROTEIN...
CARRBORO WOMAN APPEALS DOG REMOVAL ORDER

RACCOONS

CHH 1 12/05/1989 A 3 L

H 2 10/25/1989 D 9 N
H 2 4/25/1989 C 5 P R H90

H

2

1/01/1989 C

6 N

H

2

1/17/1989 A

8 N

H

2

1/18/1989 D

5 N

H

2

1/20/1989 B

5 N

H

2

1/24/1989 A

10 N

H

2

3/01/1989 A

10 N

H

2

3/24/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

9/06/1989 A

3 N

S

2

2/01/1989 A

9 P P S76

H

2

4/13/1989 C

2 N

FEARS H

2

5/09/1989 A

1 P N C60

S

2 10/13/1989 C

1 P P T37

3/26/1989 E
7/06/1989 A

1 P F
6 P F

Zll

G59

H 2 1/18/1989 B
CHH 1 12/15/1989 A

1 P F S56
3 N C62

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJE

CURIOUS COON
RACCOQN-OITERING

RACE RELATIONS

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO GREENSBORO, N.C., RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION ^^

CAMPUS RACE RELATIONS FOCUS OF APRIL EVENT

APRIL 15 DECLARED HUNGER CLEANUP DAY

BOND TO ADDRESS CAMPUS RACISM

BELIEVE IN GOAL OF BROTHERHOOD

SPEAKER CHARGES IK WITH RACISM

^fOTFo&^^«« IN ORANGE COUNTY

ETHNIC PRIDE GROWS IN BLACK COMMUNITY

PUBLIC HEARING CENTERS ON COUNTY RACE RELATIONS

HOUSE FORMS SCHOOL ANTI-RACISM GROUP

THE QUEST FOR HARMONY, DIVERSITY

: c

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— DATE-

S I T
E L Y
- C -PG L P BYL

H
S

2
2

1/13/1989 C 1 P P S73
1/18/1989 C 1 P P S73

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

H

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

3/09/1989

4/06/1989

4/07/1989

4/10/1989

4/15/1989

4/15/1989

5/30/1989

6/02/1989 B

6/02/1989 A

6/22/1989 A

6/23/1989 A

RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION

H ALSO COAtlTION OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SEEKING RACIAL JUSTICE AT DUKE UNIV

SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION rjj-i

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., DISCRIMINATION urAnTklr,

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., RACE RELATIONS

1 ^ ffSK^ RACIST «* RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO RACE RELATIONS

1 £3i SgvWEESSa. HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
report: blacks more likely to be DENIED LOANS

BOND-POWELL BOCK DRAWS DURHAM READERS

AUTHOR SAYS CONTROVERSIAL BOOK IS COSTING HIM HIS JOB

PRICE URGES INVESTIGATION OF LENDERS

NAACP WILL SEEK STATE LAW AGAINST RACIAL INTIMIDATION

Dl KWES ^VSBSPfS^S^ INCIDENTS
&T*a»TRKl«. VIOLENCE, ACTIVIST SAYS

^£ffi^tl^^J$*nm propose

FIREDEMPLOYEE OF CITY CHARGES DISCRIMINATION DCt>cc.rrTTlir
NO CAUSE FOR OUSTER/CHIEF'S WORK IN DURHAM NEEDS LARGER PERSPECTIVE
HOUSE FORMS SCHOOL ANTI-RACISM GROUP

KHURBIBt* HAS SWIM CLUB DIVIDED

mnK9MWJSUWhi RAmm CASE

GOVERNORS CLUB FIRM WARNED BY STATE

!£g ggg Skf?^ HA NOW YOUR GOVERNOR-ELECT
DUKE 'SATIRE' OF WORKERS SAID RACIST
LAMPOONING DEFENSELESS PREY _„,.„ M__
•RACIST' ARTICLES LEAD TO DUKE EDITOR'S OUSTER
RACISM! A TALE Of TWO LEGACIES

FBfsTUDnNG^LETTER TO WTVD FROM GROUP WITH MAIL BOMBS

H
S
S

CHH

H

H

H
S

CHH 1

H

H

H

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

ISffi 'SyIwSkE BUSl V -JUKTMreir TO WRITTEN THREATS H

RACKETEER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS STATUTE
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS

^IcSffis^SScfSSSS TO 8& OVER WHO GETS SEIZED PROPERTY

3

5
5
4
3

3
3
1
3
1
4

1/23/1989 B
1/23/1989 A
1/23/1989 C
1/30/1989 A
2/01/1989 B
2/05/1989 B
2/09/1989 B
2/09/1989 A
2/13/1989 A
3/05/1989 D
3/23/1989 B
5/02/1989 C
5/21/1989
6/22/1989
7/05/1989
7/18/1989
7/20/1989
8/29/1989
8/30/1989
10/14/1989
11/09/1989
11/22/1989
11/27/1989
12/06/1989
12/10/1989
12/24/1989
12/30/1989
12/30/1989

N
N
N
E

N
N

N S17
F 659
N S17
N C62
E

N

N M06
N M06
N M25
N

N C47
N
E

N H90
J
N

N R63
E

N C62
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N M25

2 N

5 J

1 N S17

4 E

1 P N N36

5 U
4 E

1 N N36
1 N

RADAR

study: OLD RADAR NEEDS replacing

CONGRESSMEN DECRY RAIiARFyNDING

BETTER WEATHER RADAR NEEDED, WITNESSES SAY

H 2 1/09/1989 B 1 N

S 2 3/01/1989 A 1 N M06
S 2 3/03/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 3/04/1989 A 1 N 046

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M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

RADAR SYSTEM COULD AID FOREST STUDIES

RADIAN CORP.

SERVICES SPROUT FROM WARINESS OF HIDDEN HAZARDOUS WASTE

RADIATION

SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE WASTE
SEE ALSO X-RAY
HOW MUCH RADIATION IS TOLERABLE?

RADIATION, MEDICAL

SEE RADIATION THERAPY

RADIATION THERAPY
SEE ALSO CANCER
INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY AT DUKE USED IN BATTLE AGAINST CANCER

RADIO

SEE ALSO AIRWAVES (COLUMN)

SEE ALSO ARBITRON

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, TELEVISION AND RADIO

SEE ALSO DISC JOCKEYS

SEE ALSO HAM RADIO

SEE ALSO NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO

SEE ALSO SPORTS, RADIO COVERAGE

SEE ALSO TALK SHOWS

HIGH-TECH HELPS TELEPHONE COMPANY RETURN TO OLD-TIME SERVICES

'THE WIND' CHANGES

ROCKTOBER AT WRDU/CALL-LETTER CELEBRATION

WFTK/GOSPEL AND POLITICS

UNC RADIO NEEDS CASH

CRACK IN NORTH CAROLINA/WRAL TAKES A LOOK

HIS LIVE RADIO SHOW DEBUTS ON SATURDAY/GARRISON KEILLOR RETURNS

WTVD TAKES A LOOK AT SCHOOLS' PROBLEMS

RADIO, RELIGION

SEE RELIGION, TELEVISION AND RADIO BROADCASTS

RADIO-CONTROLLED AIRPLANES AND CARS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO CARPENTER'S R.C. RACEWAY
INDOOR RACING HITS DOWNTOWN DURHAM

RADIO-CONTROLLED RACE CARS GIVE 'DRIVERS' TRACK THRILLS WITHOUT RISKS
RADIO-CONTROLLED RACING TAKES OFF IN DURHAM
TEST DRIVE

RADIO STATIONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC RADIO STATIONS)
PINNACLE FILES FOR RADIO STATIONS
TALK RADIO STATION PLANNED i HILLSBOROUGH SITE EYED
NCCU FILES FOR FM RADIO (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-6-89)
PHONE PREFIXES CHANGE MONDAY
CHRISTIAN RADIO STATION TO SERVE TRIANGLE AREA
DURHAM HERALD CO. MAY SELL RADIO STATIONS
DURHAM PAPERS PLAN TO KEEP RADIO STATIONS
WCPE RADIO FIGHTS FOR 100,000 WATTS
FOUR-WAY TIE SURPRISES

RADIO TOWER

SEE ALSO TOWERS
WUNC OPERATING AT 10 PERCENT BROADCAST POWER
STUDENT STATION WARY OF WCPE POWER BOOST
ICE PLAGUES WUNC-FM/BROADCASTING BLUES

RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, RADIOLOGY DEPT.

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H 2 7/29/1989 C 1 N R60
H 2 1/07/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 12/29/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/04/1989 C 3 N D80

S 2 4/19/1989 E 3 F B53

10/06/1989

10/20/1989
10/27/1989
11/03/1989
11/10/1989
11/24/1989
12/08/1989

19
18
20
6
20
20
28

N M60

F M60
U M60
U M60
F M60
U K60
U M60

2 5/30/1989 D 5 P N A76

2 6/26/1989 C 1 P N Bll

2 10/31/1989 B 4 P N M06

2 12/27/1989 C 1 P P K30

H 2 3/01/1989 B 7 N

CHH

S

S

H

S

S

H

H

3/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/05/1989
6/24/1989
7/12/1989
7/31/1989
9/01/1989
10/13/1989

1
1
1
7
1
1
3
17

N H90
N S92
N H70
N T33
N H06
N C61
N L40
N M60

CHH 1 12/28/1989 A 1 P N H90
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A 3 N C62
S 2 12/29/1989 D 20 U M60

-LX630-

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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL

SEE ALSO IMvf CfVc.-CHAPEL HILL, RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
PACKAGE WITH RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS LOST
GROUD WATER FOUND TAINTED BY DUKE DUMP

gSSlftraffi^SI?™^ 'INSIGNIFICANT'
HE'LL HAVE TO PAY THE COSTS

^SEE^ALSO N^LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

SEE ALSO N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD „TnoAnjr

SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE

SEE ALSO RADIATION

SEE ALSO SOUTHEAST COMPACT COMMISSION
CONSULTANT OFFERS WAY TO APPROACH FINDING WASTE SITE
RMIOACTIVE WASTE FORUM SET MARCH 8 AT PCC IN ROXBORO

^"ffigSSg™^* RADIOACTIVE WASTE FACILITY
OFFICIALS nELDQUESTIONS ABOUT LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE SITE

STORAGE (HohIvEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE WILL BE EVEN SAFER IN FUTURE
WJKE&IENTISTMSCUSSES RADIOACTIVE-WASTE STORAGE
CWTHAH WANTS PUBLIC FORUM ON WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY

RA^lSI EgrfSWSoE fe E^LY USE OF MEDIATORS

sfATE S&Sl1&SlS©< DUKE FOREST SITE
CtEM=NUCLEAR OFFERS TO ANSWER WASTE SITE QUERIES

SKalsTS^GllATORS TO DELAY WASTE SITE CHOICE
REACTIONS MIXED ON WASTE ISSUE

SbiSs^NOT GET CONSIDERATION IN SPECIAL SESSION
STATE STUDIES WELL WATER NEAR DIKE FOREST J»
SHEARON HARRIS SITE MAKES SENSE, WAKE COUNTY OFFIlIAL SAYS
UILLHOIT URGES SCRUTINY ON TESTING Of WASTE SITES
COMMISSIONER FEARS COUNTY MAY BE SITE FOR INCINERATOR
HACKNEY SEEKS DATA ON SITING OF WASTE FACILITY
DRILLING SUGGESTS WASTE SITE SUITABLE
WATER NEAR DUKE DUMP CALLED 'SAFE'
CONTRACT OUTLINES DUMP FUNDING

RADISSON INN (DURHAM) _ „

GOVERNOR'S INN JOINS RADISSON HOTELS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RADON
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, RADON

ffiscFSfffi w Seat to orange county's schools

HEALTHY HOUSE PROGRAM SET; FOCUS ON RADON

S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2

6/13/1989 B
11/15/1989 A
11/17/1989 A
11/17/1989 A
11/28/1989 A

1 N C61
1 H N36
1 N K65
1 P N S17
4 E

H
H

CHH
CHH
CHH
H
H
H

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

H
S
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

S

CHH

1/31/1989 B
2/07/1989 C
2/13/1989
3/14/1989
3/15/1989
3/24/1989
4/04/1989
4/07/1989
4/28/1989
5/30/1989
6/14/1989
8/30/1989
11/18/1989
11/24/1989
12/02/1989
12/05/1989
12/08/1989
12/08/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/10/1989
12/11/1989
12/12/1989
12/16/1989
12/29/1989
12/29/1989
12/30/1989

N K65
N T33

N M20
N S17
N H90
E
J

N A54
N M25
N L90
N K65
N M25
N E33
N M25
E

N M25
N H25
N M25
N

N E33
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N E33
N M25

H 2 9/30/1989 B 2 N

S 2 4/21/1989 A 1 D N S92
CHH 1 4/22/1989 A 1 N C62
H 2 10/22/1989 B 10 N C60

RAFFLES

H ALSO RERAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS I SPONSORING GROUPS)

SE|oftcE STENTS CHARGED IN RAFFLE SCAM CHH 1 2/18/1989 A

RAGAN'S SAW & MOWER SERVICE

BUSINESS ENGULFED IN FLAMES _

SUNDAY FIRE DESTROYS HOME, NOT BUSINESS

RAIL PASSENGER TASK FORCE

SEE ALSO RAILROADS, N.C.

CLEMENT'S IDEA WORTH PURSUING

RAILROAD CROSSINGS

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, N.C.
SEE ALSO INTERSECTIONS

CHH 1 11/27/1989 A
CHH 1 11/28/1989 A

8 N

1 P N W57
3 N

H 2 2/27/1989 A 4 E

-LX630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO OPERATION LIFESAVER
TRAIN DEMOLISHES TRUCK IN MEBANE
ONE DEAD IN 2ND TRAIN ACCIDENT IN 2 DAYS
OFFICIAL TOUTS RAILROAD SAFETY PROGRAM
MOTORIST UNINJURED AFTER HILLSBOROUGH TRAIN CRASH
RETURNING GRANT DON'T 'CURB' TOWN, DOT RELATIONSHIP
PROJECT WOULD LEVEL CROSSING AT RAILROAD

RAILROADS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE/RALEIGH TRAIN SERVICE

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE

DURHAM SUN ROBE INTO BEING ON RAIL/GUEST COLUMN

FRETFUL STORE OWNER PUTS TRAIN ON FAST TRACK TO DURHAMVILLE

LATE TRAIN STARTLES BLIND HORSE

UORKIN' ON THE RAILROAD

THE CITY IN SHADES OF GRAY

GOING HOME

WALKING THE RAILS

TRIANGLE RAIL PLAN WOULD AVOID LOOPS

RAILROADS, N.C.

SEE ALSO RAIL PASSENGER TASK FORCE
OFFICIALS SAY STATE MAY LOSE ACCESS TO FUTURE RAILROAD RIGHTS-OF-WAY
NUMBER OF SHORT RAIL LINES ARE MAKING MONEY IN N.C.
CLEMENT'S IDEA WORTH PURSUING
SAVE THE RAILROADS

DAVID HALL PARKS, 83, LONGTIME RAILROAD MAN
STUDY RECOMMENDS STATE SELL ITS PORTS, RAILROADS
STUDY: STATE COULD GET *200 MILLION BY SELLING PORTS, RAILROADS
STATE SHOULD KEEP ITS PORTS, RAILROADS
ABANDONED RAIL CORRIDORS USEFUL
TRIANGLE RAIL PLAN WOULD AVOID LOOPS

RAIN FORESTS

SEE TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS

RAIN MAN (FILM)

AN OSCAR FOR FORGOTTEN ADULTS/SUNDAY FOCUS: AUTISM

THE RAINBOW (BOOK AND FILM)

RUSSELL 'RAINBOW' UP TO D.H. LAWRENCE SNUFF

RAINBOW CLASSIC

HEELS CLOSE IN ON WILDCATS; DUKE CHASES RAINBOW TITLE

RAINBOW COALITION

EDWARDS TO BE FOCUS OF RAINBOW RALLY

RAINBOW DANCE COMPANY

THE RAINBOW DANCE COMPANY PERFORMS SUNDAY IN THE ARK AT DUKE
MODERN DANCERS TO PERFORM SUNDAY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY

RAINBOW THE CLOWN
SEE CLOWNS

RAINFALL, CHAPEL HILL

COLD RAIN WELCOMED AFTER DRY JANUARY

FILL HER UP! A FLOOD OF SNOW AND RAIN HAS

LOST IN THE FLOOD, PERHAPS?

THE WINTER THAT WOULDN'T GO AWAY

WAITING FOR THE SUN

RAINY DAY THURSDAY

AFTER THE RAIN

SODDEN SHOPPING

APRIL SHOWERS

TREACHEROUS PASS

STORM DELUGES TOWN

STORM DELUGES TOWN

MONDAY REFLECTIONS

DELUGE PRECLUDES FESTIFALL

GIVEN... RESERVOIRS A NEW LOOK

N E

P D — DATE-

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CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

11/03/1989
11/04/1989
11/10/1989
11/19/1989
11/25/1989
11/25/1989

P N W57
P N W57
N U57
N M20
N W57
N W57

4/19/1989 A
4/19/1989 F
4/19/1989 F
6/10/1989 C
8/15/1989 B
9/02/1989 C
9/05/1989 B
9/29/1989 A

2/09/1989 C
2/17/1989 A
2/27/1989 A
2/28/1989 A
3/13/1989 B
4/01/1989 A
4/04/1989 A
4/06/1989 A
5/05/1989 B
9/29/1989 A

4 P
8 P
8

1 P
1 P
1 P
1 P
1

H70
H70
S73
T37
T37
T37

N C61

4
4
10
14
7
4
1
1

Oil

G59

N C61

CH

^ 1 3/26/1989 A

1 P N S17

H

2 8/18/1989 D

3 R S66

H

2 12/27/1989 D

1 P N M88

CHH 1 12/03/1989 A

3 N

S
H

2 2/09/1989 D
2 2/11/1989 C

7 PP
14 N

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

2/06/1989

2/24/1989
2/28/1989
3/08/1989
3/22/1989
3/24/1989
3/25/198?
3/31/1989
4/09/1989
6/17/1989
7/17/1989
7/17/1989
9/26/1989
10/02/1989

N L90

N L90

P L38

S73

T44

L3B

L38

L38

K30

L38

N M70

N L90

P C45

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1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

INNOVATIVE — AND DRY

RAINFALL, DURHAM

SEE ALSO FLOODS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM

TRIANGLE NEEDS SOME RAIN

WORK GOES ON

WET WAIT

PRECIPITATION AIDS CROPS IN TRIANGLE

PRECIPITATION AIDS CROPS IN TRIANGLE

DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING UINDS

DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING WINDS

SNOW AFTERMATH! FLOODING, FOG

AGRICULTURAL AGENT! CROPS NOT IN DANGER

GOOD DAY FOR A MWIE^

RAINS FILL TRIANGLE RESERVOIRS

DAMP DAY FOR STROLLING

SPEEDY SHELTER

MWMMYMDI WREAKS RAPID RISESIN RIVERS
SOGGY FIELDS SET FARMERS TO FRETTING
SOJISHY QUAD

A DRIVING SPRAY „

DURHAM'S CRAZY WEATHER CONTINUES

DATU fiijJ

HEAVY RAIN KEEPING FARMERS OUT OF FIELDS
A BLESSING IN DISGUISE _
WASHOUT DISAPPOINTS GRADUATES

WATERING TIME

PRAYING FOR DRY WEATHER
TWO SOURCES OF COOL WATER

DATU PUN

TRIANGLE AWASH AFTER SUNDAY STORM

TRIANGLE AWASH AFTER SUNDAY STORM

WJWAMFiOOTING RECEDES, BUT MORE RAIN ON THE WAY

RAINFALL IN DURHAM DOUBLE LAST YEAR'S

MORE RAIN FORECAST AS BAILOUT CONTINUES

POWER FAILURES HIT CITY AGAIN

SITTING IT OUT

RAINY STROLL

qucp PAIN

DUttSl TOBACCO FARMERS SEE PROFITS

CRESTING THE FLOOD _

STORM FLOODS STREETS, CANCELS EVENTS

STTJRMLEAVES 2 INCHES OF RAIN IN TRIANGLE

DRYING EXPECTED AFTER 2-INCH PLUS WEEKEND RAINFALL

RAINFALL, N.C.

<TF U qfl ATID RAIN
MINS NOT HELPING WATER TABLE MUCH-METEOROLOGIST

water over "toe ttwTwfc am RESERVOIR tops out early

WHERE'STHE BEACH? RECENT RAINS PUSH JORDAN LAKE 9 FEET ABOVE NORMAL

S, ^y ffimoN Million travel plaza ne* graham

N.C. WEATHER HITS THE 'FAST LANE'

SOAKING IN THE SHOWERS OF BLESSING

SOGGY FIELDS HAVE FARMERS IN CRITICAL BIND THrnDAUP_

FARMERS CAN GET EXTENSIONS ON FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE

HEAVY RAINS LEAVING AREA FARMERS SOAKED

AND THE RAINS CAME TUMBLING DOWN^

HUGO RESCUE OF LOW ENO RIVER EXPECTED

WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN UNTESTED, THANKS TO RAIN

RAINFALL, U.S. ,

RAINS COULD BE WORSE

A RAISIN IN THE SUN (PLAY AND FILM)

MEANING IS TOO MUCH FOR MUSICAL FORMULA IN
BLACK HISTORY SPECIALS

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2/21/1989
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2/22/1989
2/22/1989
2/28/1989
3/03/1989 .
3/07/1989 B
3/07/1989 C
3/21/1989
3/24/1989
3/25/1989
4/06/1989
4/08/1989
4/08/1989
4/08/1989
5/02/1989
5/13/1989
6/17/1989
6/22/1989
6/24/1939
7/14/1989
7/14/1989 ..
7/17/1989 B
7/17/1989 B
7/17/1989 A
7/17/1989
7/18/1989
8/01/1989
8/15/1989
8/15/1989
8/15/1989
8/26/1989
9/16/1989
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CHH 1
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H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

3/05/1989 B
3/24/1989 A
3/28/1989 A
4/07/1989 A
4/08/1989 C
4/12/1989 A
4/16/1989 A
5/11/1989 C
5/17/1989 C
6/20/1989 A
8/06/1989 A
9/22/1989 A
10/13/1989 C

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P P T32
P N H65
P N M06
P N B53
P N M06
P P S76
N H65
P T32
N S76
P T32
P T32
P T32
N S92
N

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P T32
N A76
P T32
N H65
E

N B05
P T37
E
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K30
T32
K30
N M06
N M06
N

N C61
P S73
P T37
P T37
N H65
P T44
N A76
P K30
N C61
N S22

N
N L90

N M25
N B53
N H60
N H60
E

N H60
N

N H90
E

N M20
N R53

•RAISIN'

S 2 3/31/1989 A 4 E

H 2 1/20/1989 D 6 R P10
CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 5 P P

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

'RAISIN' HOLDS PACE, TENSION
DESSICATED DREAMS: 'RAISIN IN THE SUN'
'A RAISIN IN THE SUN'
REVIEW CONTAINED ERRORS

RALEIGH, N.C.

RALEIGH IS A 'FINE CITY'

RALEIGH, N.C, ANNEXATION

DURHAM, NEIGHBORS SIGN BOUNDARY PACT
BOUNDARY RULES GOOD

RALEIGH, N.C, BASEBALL STADIUM
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO N.C STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASEBALL

FUTURE OF TRIANGLE BASEBALL HINGES ON COMMITTEE'S DECISION

TRIANGLE BASEBALL FEUD GETS TIMEOUT FOR DECISION

RALEIGH STRIKES OUT IN ITS EFFORT TO GET BALLCLUB

WOLFF RELIEVED RALEIGH STRUCK OUT

RULING GIVES BIG BOOST TO TRIANGLE BASEBALL

DURHAM BULLS WINNERS

ATTORNEY: CONGRESS COULD HELP RALEIGH'S CASE

THE REST OF THE STORY

WAKE GETS BASEBALL TEAM

TEAM MOVE NO SURPRISE FOR WOLFF

TEAM MOVE NO SURPRISE FOR WOLFF

POWELL: DURHAM BALLPARK PLANS 'ON'

ZEBULON'S BASEBALL DREAM A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH

BULLS CAN TRUMP MUDCATS

ZEBULON TEAM PRESSES NEED FOR NEW STADIUM

RALEIGH N C ELECTIONS

INSIGHT/RALEIGH'S MAYORAL CANDIDATES ARE FAR APART ON KEY ISSUES
UPCHURCH RETAKES RALEIGH MAYORAL SEAT IN EASY WIN

RALEIGH, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE

INSIGHT/RALEIGH'S MAYORAL CANDIDATES ARE FAR APART ON KEY ISSUES
UPCHURCH RETAKES RALEIGH MAYORAL SEAT IN EASY WIN

RALEIGH, N.C. WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C
WAKE PROTECTING WATERSHED

RALEIGH CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS

UPCHURCH RETAKES RALEIGH MAYORAL SEAT IN EASY WIN

THE RALEIGH EDGE

SEE ALSO DOMINO'S TEAM TENNIS LEAGUE
SEE ALSO TENNIS
RALEIGH MAY HAVE AN "EDGE" ON CHARLOTTE IN TEAM TENUIS

RALEIGH ENSEMBLE PLAYERS

'WIN/LOSE/DRAW' TRIPLE DELIGHT

RALEIGH PLAYERS' ONE-ACTS LIKE NIGHT OF NETWORK TV

'DREAM HIGH' DATES, DETAILS DROWN DRAMA

LOTS TO LIKE IN REAL ESTATE PLAY

'HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES' CAREFUL, COMMENDABLE COMEDY

'THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES' HAS BLACK HUMOR

'MOON' A TALE OF SEX, COMMITMENT

IT'S MYSTERIOUS AND IT'S FUNNY; SO WHAT IF IT'S NOT A MUSICAL?

'MURDERS' IS 'DELICATELY BALANCED BIT OF BLACK COMEDY'

ORDER OUT OF CHAOS

RALEIGH FARMERS MARKET
SEE N.C. FARMERS MARKET

RALEIGH FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK

HOUSING DIP TIED TO SLOWED GROWTH IN TRIANGLE EMPLOYMENT— CONSULTANT
POLICE LOG/MAN SNATCHES BAM< MONEY WALKS AWAY

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2 1/31/1989 B 7PRU66

2 6/20/1989 A 8 R L59

2 6/23/1989 D 11 P P

2 6/30/1989 A 4 L

S 2 7/11/1989 D 4 J A76

S 2 12/05/1989 C 1 N C61
S 2 12/06/1989 A 4 E

H

2 1/11/1989 D

1 PN C52

H

2 1/12/1989 A

1

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H

2 2/02/1989 A

1 P N C52

S

2 2/02/1989 A

1 P N P52

S

2 2/03/1989 A

4

E

H

2 2/05/1989 D

4

E

H

2 2/06/1989 D

3

N

S

2 2/07/1989 D

1

U F25

H

2 9/13/1989 A

1 M N L40

H

2 9/13/1989 A

1

N C52

H

2 9/13/1989 A

1

N S69

S

2 9/13/1989 A

1

N E33

H

2 9/14/1989 A

1 D N S69

H

2 9/14/1989 A

4

E

S

2 9/14/1989 A

4

E

H

2 10/08/1989 D

2

U L40

H

2 10/11/1989 A

7

N L40

H

2 10/08/1989 D

2

U L40

H

2 10/11/1989 A

7

N L40

H

2 3/10/1989 A

4

L

H

2 10/11/1989 A

7

N L40

H

2 11/10/1989 B

3 P N D85

S

2 2/09/1989 D

4

R R90

H

2 2/10/1989 D

4

R P10

H

2 3/17/1989 D

6

R P10

S

2 4/27/1989 D

5

R

H

2 5/09/1989 C

3 P R P10

S

2 5/18/1989 D

5

R B77

H

2 6/20/1989 A

6

R M60

H

2 7/28/1939 D

5

R M60

S

2 8/03/1989 D

3

R B77

H

2 10/27/1989 D

8

R H60

3/17/1989 A
12/16/1989 C

16 N C47
1 N R63

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^"mleigh fire'chief held AT gunpoint two hours

RALEIGH HOT STOVE LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
HOT STOVE LEAGUE AWARDS MADE

W^I^LG0LD£NTP0NI?ER£TAINS PATINA IN RALEIGH PRODUCTION
'SWEENEY' IS A DELIGHTFULLY MACABRE TALE

li\HI MuraionNnwrw

ANOTHER OP'NIN', ANOTHER 'KATE'

RALEIGH MAYOR'S OFFICE „_

SEE RALEIGH, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE

RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER (NEWSPAPER)
SEE NEWS AND OBSERVER

H 2 6/02/1989 C 4 N

RALEIGH RACQUET CLUB

AFTER LOOK AT MASTERS,

YOUTH TAKES STAGE AT RALEIGH CLUB

H 2 2/26/1989 B 1 P N

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R^I^TWl;ltCTRAVINSKY SCORE INSPIRES AFRICAN 'FIREBIRD'

RALEIGH TIMES (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO NEWS AND OBSERVER
THE RALEIGH TIMES WILL STOP PUBLICATION
AFTERNOON PAPERS SURVIVE BEST IN SMALL N.C. CITIES

RALEIGH TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ___L_X1J mTAl ^
STATE FUNDING REGIONAL BUSING SYSTEM TRIAL RUN
TACKLING TRANSPORTATION __
TRANSIT IDEA WORRIES CAB OWNER

"^giSfflS^WhSffi^ (INCLUDES RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT)
SEE PRIVATE AIRPLANES

RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
INSIGHT/RDU AT 50: GOOD LUCK, KMD PLANNING
INSIGHT/HIS AIRPORT TASKS: FIRES, STOLEN CARS, LAND DEALS
AIRPORT SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS

RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY
RDU HOLDS DECISION ON NOISE

RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY, HISTORY
SEE RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, HISTORY

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO EXPAND AT RDU
AMERICAN STUDIES RDU EXPANSION

K$ K?N ffiS^ AIRLINES CENTER

fSS^A fB^^ShSCT LANDING AT RW
AIRLINES USE OWN CRITERIA FOR CANCaiNG FLIGHTS

SS MftJOimFJEHhm TO REDUCE NOISE

Ms^eaS MUHHUflR1

3/28/1989 B
6/01/1989 B
7/21/1989 A
8/13/1989
9/12/1989
9/14/1989
10/03/1989
11/02/1989

1
1

10
1
7
9
7
6

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P10

ZU
P10
B77
P10
P10

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S 2 4/27/1989 D 3 P F B71

H 2 10/03/1989 A 10 N N36
H 2 10/09/1989 B 1 N N36

S 2 7/19/1989 A 1 N H65
H 2 7/30/1989 D 5 E
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A 3 P N S17

2 3/12/1989 D
2 3/12/1989 D
2 4/19/1989 C

1 P F P41

2 F P41
1 P F H70

H 2 11/08/1989 C 1 N K65

S

2

1/11/1989 A

1 N S78

s

2

1/12/1989 A

1 N S78

H

2

1/13/1989 C

2 N

H

2

2/14/1989 C

1 N P41

s

2

2/22/1989 A

11 N

H

2

2/28/1989 C

8 N

H

2

3/01/1989 C

1 N P41

s

2

3/04/1989 A

1 N

H

2

3/05/1989 A

1 P N P38

s

2

3/07/1989 A

1 P N H65

H

2

3/08/1989 C

1 N P41

S

2

3/10/1989 A

1 C N

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2

3/13/1989 C

1 N B53

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AMERICAN AIRLINES ORDERS 75 NEW JETS

EASTERN PLANES REMAIN IDLE AT RDU GATES

DURHAM FLYERS HAVE PRIDE

TRANSPORT WORKERS PROTEST PACT OFFER

NON-CONTRACT EASTERN WORKERS SAY THEY PREFER FRANK LORENZO TO UNIONS

RELIEVER AIRPORTS EXPECTED TO TAKE INCREASING SHARE OF TRIANGLE FLIGHTS

PROPOSED ORANGE CO. AIRPORT WOULD 'RELIEVE' RDU

RDU AIRLINE FARES IN '88 FIFTH HIGHEST OF 30 MAJOR HUBS

AIRLINES SAY FARES REPORT IS MISLEADING

BUSINESS TRAVEL HIKES RDU FARES

EASTERN RETURNING TO RALEIGH-DURHAM WITH 4 FLIGHTS TO ATLANTA

EASTERN AIRLINES TO MOVE TO NEW TERMINAL AT RDU

RDU EXPECTS SMOOTH PIEDMONT MERGER

EASTERN AIRLINES WILL RESUME FLIGHTS FROM CHARLOTTE AND RALEIGH-DURHAM

RDU FIRM HAS BRITISH UP IN ARMS-NOT IN AIR

CHAMBER CHECKS SUPPORT FOR RDU-FRANKFURT FLIGHTS

PLANE MAKES UNSCHEDULED LANDING AT RDU

AMERICAN AIRLINES ADDING WIDE-BODIED DC-10 JETS AT RDU

RDU LIKELY TO GET DC-10S DESPITE CRASH

99 PASSENGERS HELP TROUBLED EASTERN RESUME RDU FLIGHTS

FIX & FLY REPAIRS AUTOS WHILE CUSTOMERS TRAVEL

PRIVATE TWIN-ENGINE PLANE CRASHES NEAR RDU MINUTES AFTER TAKEOFF

AIRLINER MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING

THE BIG ONE

DC-10 FLIGHTS INAUGURATED BY AMERICAN FROM RDU HUB

AIRPORT CAUGHT IN MIDDLE OF MORRISVILLE-CARY PIPE ISSUE

PLANE DELAYS SLOW RDU HUB PLANS

PILOT SURVIVES CRASH NEAR RDU

PLANE CRASHES, BURNS NEAR RDU; PILOT WALKS AWAY FROM WRECKAGE

TRAVELERS ADVISED TO LEAVE EARLY AND BEAT CRUNCH AT AIRPORT

AIRPORT AUTHORITY PROPOSES NEW FEES FOR SHUTTLE OPERATORS

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AIR FREIGHT SERVICE

AIR CARGO: AMERICAN LIKES BUSINESS, SEES INDUSTRY TRIPLING TO WO...

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER
DIZZYING VIEW

AIR TRAFFIC CHIEF LIKES EASE OF GETTING TO JOB
FEDERAL OFFICIAL: CONTROLLER FELL ASLEEP ON JOB AT RDU
AIRPORT'S EXPERIMENTAL RADAR ON LINE
AIRPORT PLANS 2ND CONTROLLER ON NIGHT DUTY

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, BUDGET

AIRPORT PLANNING TO PHASE OUT OLDER TERMINAL

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, CAR RENTALS
CAR RENTAL COUNTERS RETURN TO RDU LOBBIES
IDLING RENTAL CAR PLAN NIXED BY RDU AUTHORITY

RALEIGH/DURHAH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, CONSTRUCTION

AMERICAN AIRLINES PLANNING TO INCREASE INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS

AIRPORT PLANNING TO PHASE OUT OLDER TERMINAL

PLANNING QUANDARY AT RDU: TERMINALS OR RUNWAY MUST GO

PLANS APPROVED FOR U.S. AIR TO EXPAND TERMINAL... (CORRECTED 4-6-89)

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, GENERAL AVIATION
PROPOSED ORANGE CO. AIRPORT WOULD 'RELIEVE' RDU

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, HISTORY
INSIGHT/RDU AT 50$ GOOD LUCK, GOOD PLANNING
AIRPORT SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS

PIEDMONT AVIATION'S FOUNDER LAUDS FAR-SIGHTED RDU BOARD
AIRPORT AUTHORITY MARKS 50TH ANNIVERSARY

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS

AMERICAN AIRLINES PLANNING TO INCREASE INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS

AMERICAN PLANS RDU-BERMUDA FLIGHT

AMERICAN AIRLINES PLANS NON-STOP FLIGHTS TO BERMUDA BEGINNING APRIL 2

RDU-MEXICO FLIGHT STARTS WITH SELLOUT

SURVEY SHOWS INTEREST IN FLIGHTS TO FRANKFURT, W. GERMANY

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1 P N M06

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3/23/1989 C

1 N P41

S

2

4/07/1989 A

4 E

H

2

4/15/1989 A

10 N K65

H

2

4/19/1989 C

5 N P41

H

2

4/28/1989 C

1 N P41

CKH 1

5/21/1989 A

7 P N L90

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

S

2

6/20/1989 C

1 N

H

2

6/21/1989 D

6 N K65

H

2

6/30/1989 C

2 N

H

2

7/01/1989 B

5 N

H

2

7/03/1989 A

1 N

S

2

7/18/1989 C

1 N S92

H

2

7/19/1989 C

3 N

S

2

7/20/1989 C

1 N

H

2

7/27/1989 C

1 N K65

H

2

8/02/1989 C

1 P N K65

H

2

8/07/1989 B

1 P N K65

H

2

8/11/1989 A

1 M N S69

H

2

9/11/1989 B

5 N

H

2

9/14/1989 C

1 P P S76

H

2

9/14/1989 D

8 N K65

H

2

9/21/1989 C

2 N K65

S

2 11/09/1989 A

1 N E33

S

2 11/14/1989 A

1 P N B53

H

2 11/15/1989 C

1 N H60

S

2 11/18/1989 C

1 N

H

2 12/06/1989 C

3 N K65

H

2

2/12/1989 D

6 P N P41

H

2

1/24/1989 B

1 P P T37

H

2

4/08/1989 C

1 P N P41

H

2

4/22/1989 B

2 N

H

2

4/22/1989 C

1 P N P41

H

2

4/30/1989 B

3 N

H

2

3/22/1989 C

1 N P41

H

2

2/08/1989 C

1 N P41

H

2

4/19/1989 C

1 N P41

H

2

1/18/1989 C

1 N P41

H

2

3/22/1989 C

1 N P41

H

2

3/24/1989 C

1 N P41

H

2

4/05/1989 C

1 P N P41

CHH 1

5/21/1989 A

7 P N L90

H

2

3/12/1989 D

1 P F P41

S

2

4/19/1989 C

1 P F H70

H

2

6/08/1989 C

1 P N K65

S

2

6/08/1989 C

1 N T77

H

2

1/18/1989 C

1 N P41

S

2

2/03/1989 A

1 N H65

H

2

2/04/1989 C

1 N P41

H

2

2/12/1989 B

7 N

H

2

8/16/1989 C

1 N K65

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RDU GETS 2ND CHANCE AT DIRECT LONDON BRIDGE
■"^ffiffffig ^rNSiniS^K^IRPORT OFFICIALS MUM

NEW TERMINALCONOTERED FOR RALEIGH-DURHAM AIRPORT
AIRPORT GWSJTHPANEL GETS CONFLICTING ADVICE

RALEIGH/BURHAH IffTERNATIONALAIRPOCT, MAINTENANCE
RDU EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE RATED TOPS

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, NOISE ABATEMENT

SER^KlALSPffit™JECTS AIMED AT UNDERSTANDING AIRCRAFT NOISE
AIRPORT AUTHORITY PRESENTED PLAN ON NOISE ABATEMENT
RDU HOLDS DECISION ON NOISE

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTENTIONAL AIRPORT, PARKING LOTS
PARKING IMPROVEMENTS ANNOUNCED BY AIRPORT

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AI^ORT, PA^ENGEF^
^INSIGHT/RDU AT 50? GOOD LUCK, GOOD PLANNING

tJktSIt/HIS AIRPORT TASKS: FIRES, STOLEN CARS, LAND DEALS

OTlffi PREDICT RDU WILL BE A MAJOR HUB WITHINA FEU YEARS

BUSTLING (^CHALLENGES CHARLOTTE'S AIRPORT GROWTH

TRIANGLE ECONOMY ELICITS 'ENVY'

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL X^l^®?*.. c
PROTOTYPE RADAR SYSTEM AT RDU BEHIND SCHEDULE
PRICE SEEKS STUDY OF WEATHER RADAR

t&sTK sH^ Kpjkt to be delayed

RDU SCHEDULED FOR NEU RADAR IN DEC. 1992
RDU PREPARES TO TEST BAD-WEATHER RAWtR

SHSa "SMB&CR SERVICE AT AIRPORT
RDU TO GET NEU UEATHER RADAR

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPRR^RUWAYS

PROTOTYPE RADAR SYSTEM AT RDU BEHIND SCHEDULE

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, SECURITY

HKSSUK VSSffff^S^SK.SSL get bomb detector

♦756,000 BOMB DETECTORS NOT IN SIGHT AT RDU

RALEIGH/DURHAM I^ITERNATI»^A^IRPWT^SHUTTLE SEM^

AIRPORT AUTHORITY PROPOSES NEU FEES FOR SHUTTLE OPERATORS

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, TERMINALS

AIRPWTPLANNING TO PHASE OUT OLDER TERMINAL nn

PLAWHNG aWffiARY AT RDUI TERMINALS OR RUNWAY MUST GO

PLANS APPROVEDFOR U.sT AIR TO EXPAND TERMINAL^. (CORRECTED 4-6-89)

N^TERMII^CONSIDERED FOR RALEIGH-DURHAM AIRPORT

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, UEATHER FORECASTS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL UEATHER SERVICE

SEE ALSO UEATHER FORECASTS

NCSU PROF URGES BETTER STORM PLAN

study: old radar needs replacing

RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY
^ NOISEPANEL RECOMMENDS RDU FLIGHT PATH CHANGES
CAR RENTAL COUNTERS RETURN TO RDU LOBBIES

KKl™S SS. OUT SMALL, NOISY F1ANES
AIRPORT PLYING TO PHASE OUT OLDER TERMINAL

S I T

E L Y

-DATE — C -PG L P

BYL

H 2 8/18/1989 A 1 N K65

S 2 6/15/1989 C 1 N

H 2 3/25/1989 C 1 N P41

H 2 5/27/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 6/30/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 7/26/1989 C 1 P N K65

H 2 9/27/1989 C 1 N K65
H 2 10/18/1989 C 1 N K65
H 2 11/08/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 9/07/1989 C 3 N K65

H
H
H
H
H

H

CHH

S

H

S

S

H

H

H

CHH

3/12/1989 D
3/12/1989 D
4/29/1989 B
8/16/1989 A
9/08/1989 C

1/07/1989 C

2/18/1989 A

2/22/1989 A

2/23/1989 B

3/04/1989 A

4/01/1989 C

4/22/1989 C

10/28/1989 B

11/04/1989 C

11/10/1989 A

1 P F P41

2 F P41
4 P N P41
1 N K65
7 N C60

1
3
1

10
1
1
1
5
1
3

N P41
N

N M06
N

N M06
N
' N P41
N

N K65
N

H 2 1/07/1989 C 1 N P41

2 1/25/1989 C
2 7/11/1989 A
2 9/01/1989 C

N P41
N H65
N

H 2 12/06/1989 C 3 N K65

H 2 3/22/1989 C

H 2 3/24/1989 C

H 2 4/05/1989 C

H 2 5/27/1989 C

2/22/1989 A
3/01/1989 A

2/08/1989 C
2/08/1989 C
2/22/1989 C
2/22/1989 C
3/22/1989 C

1 N P41
1 N P41
1 P N P41
1 N K65

1 N M06
1 N M06

N P41
N P41
N P41
N P41
N P41

-LX630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N
P

COUNCIL REAPPOINTS AUTHORITY MEMBERS S

PLANS APPROVED FOR U.S. AIR TO EXPAND TERMINAL... (CORRECTED 4-6-89) H

CLEARING THE RECORD H

DURHAM FLYERS HAVE PRIDE S

IT'S SPELLED LUEBKE H

HERE'S A NUMBER FOR SQUAWKING ABOUT AIRPLANE NOISE H

IDLING RENTAL CAR PLAN NIXED BY RDU AUTHORITY H

WARNING PROMPTS PILOT TO MAKE RDU EMERGENCY LANDING S

SEMINAR SET ON FUTURE OF AVIATION H

AIRPORT AUTHORITY MULLS PROPOSED NOISE LIMIT H

RDU PREPARES FOR GROWTH H

PIEDMONT AVIATION'S FOUNDER LAUDS FAR-SIGHTED RDU BOARD H

AIRPORT AUTHORITY MARKS 50TH ANNIVERSARY S

AIRPORT GROWTH PANEL GETS CONFLICTING ADVICE H

RDU TO PURCHASE MOTEL H

PARKING IMPROVEMENTS ANNOUNCED BY AIRPORT H

AIRPORT AUTHORITY PROPOSES NEW FEES FOR SHUTTLE OPERATORS H

RAMESES (UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL MASCOT)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SYMBOLS
MUGGINS, MR. RAM OF UNC, DIES AT 88

RAMONA'S CAFE

BAR AT RAMONA'S CAFE SERVES BUSINESS-STRAIGHT UP

RAM'S HEAD RATHSKELLER

INELEGANT 'RAT' IS A REFRESHING CHANGE

RANDOLPH COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
RANDOLPH MAY PROBE FORD CASE
DETECTIVES TO REVIEW FORD DEATH EVIDENCE

RAP MUSIC

SEE ALSO MUSIC
THE RISE OF RAP
RAPPING THE HYPE/CONTROVERSIAL PUBLIC ENEMY PERFORMS

RAPE, CARRBORO

SEE ALSO RAPE, CHAPEL HILL
JOGGER IS RAPED EARLY MONDAY
TIME FOR RETHINKING PRIORITIES
FIDELITY STREET WOMAN RAPED AT KNIFEPOINT
SKETCH OF RAPE SUSPECT RELEASED

RAPE, CHAPEL HILL

SEE ALSO RAPE, CARRBORO

SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.

SEE ALSO RAPE, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAPE

POLICE LOG/LOCAL MAN HELD ON RAPE CHARGE CHH 1

MARCHING TO TAKE BACK THE NIGHT CHH 1

POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE ACCUSE MAN OF ASSAULT CHH 1

MAN CHARGED WITH RAPING, CUTTING WOMAN IN ALLEY CHH 1

POLICE INVESTIGATE THIRD LOCAL RAPE CASE IN 2 WEEKS CHH 1

TIME FOR RETHINKING PRIORITIES CHH 1

POLICE PONDER APPARENT RISE IN RAPE ATTACKS CHH 1

JUVENILE RAPED ON ROSEMARY CHH 1

SEXUAL ASSAULT PROBED; 3RD SINCE FEB. IN SAME AREA CHH 1

TUESDAY ASSAULT NOT LINKED TO TWO EARLIER ATTACKS, POLICE SAY CHH 1

TOWN WORKER CHARGED WITH MAY 19 RAPE CHH 1

WOMAN SEXUALLY ASSAULTED IN 9TH LOCAL ATTACK SINCE FEB. CHH 1

POLICE FORM TASK FORCE ON SEXUAL ASSAULT CHH 1

CRISIS CENTER REPORT OUTLINES PATTERNS OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS CHH 1

RAPE IS COMMUNITY, NOT POLICE, PROBLEM CHH 1
A CRIME OF VIOLENCE; RAPE, SEXUAL ASSAULTS SEEN AS EXPRESSION OF POWER CHH 1

TWENTY YEARS LATER, THE SCARS ARE STILL THERE; SUNDAY FOCUS/RAPE CHH 1

POLICE TASK FORCE SEARCHING FOR CLUES IN AREA ASSAULTS CHH 1

UNC STUDENT SEXUALLY ASSAULTED IN 2 A.M. ATTACK CHH 1

TASK FORCE STILL 'HOPING FOR A BREAK' CHH 1

CARRBORO MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN RAPE TRIAL CHH 1

S
E E
D — DATE — C -PG

3/22/1989 C
4/05/1989 C
4/06/1989 A
4/07/1989 A
4/18/1989 A
4/18/1989 B
4/19/1989 C
4/20/1989
4/22/1989
5/17/1989
5/20/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/30/1989
8/17/1989
9/07/1989
12/06/1989

5
1
2
4
4
1
1

17
2
1
4
1
1
1
9
3
3

PAGE 927
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I T
L Y
L P BYL

N

N P41
N
E
L
N

N P41
N
N

N K65
E

N K65
N T77
N K65
N

N K65
N K65

H 2 7/12/1989 D 9 P 0
H 2 3/03/1989 C 2 P F K65
H 2 4/21/1989 D 5 P R D77

S 2 5/18/1989 A 1 P N M06
S 2 5/24/1989 A 1 N B53

H 2 7/30/1989 E 1 P F H90
CHH 1 11/05/1989 A 3 P R D38

CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 1 N M70

CHH 1 5/05/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 11/22/1989 A 1 N M70

CHH 1 11/28/1989 A 3 D N M70

3/19/1989
4/04/1989
4/07/1989
4/23/1989
5/04/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/19/1989
5/24/1989
5/25/1989
6/04/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989
6/18/1989
6/18/1989
6/18/1989
7/08/1989
7/17/1989
8/09/1989

3

4
8

1
1
4
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
3

N
E

N

N M70
N M70
E

N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N L90
N S17
E

N S17
N S17
N M70
N M70
N M70
N H90

-LX630-

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
- 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

RAPIST DRAWS 35 YRS, m mar

POLICE LOOK FOR WOMAN'S ASSAILANT

RAPE SEX CRIME ALSO, SAYS EXPERT

ATTACK SITE TO GET STREET LIGHT

UNC POLICE SEEKING SUSPECT IN SAT. IMPE__

CRIMESTOPPERS LEADS AID RAPE INVESTIGATION „„„,„

SCRAP PAPER 'RECYCLES' RAPE TESTIMONY, RAISES PARENT'S EYEBROWS

SEXUAL ASSAULT HARMS US ALL _

MAN GETS 10 YEARS ON RAPE CHARGES

RAPE, DUKE UNIV. _
SEE DUKE UNIV., RAPE

RAPE, DURHAM „ „

i as saaraiftrPSiL, sex**, a^ts

SEE ALSO DURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER
SEE ALSO RAPE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS

WOMAN, 82, SEXUALLY ASSAULTED _

FORTHIRD TIME, COURT IMPOSES 30-YEAR TERM

FEAR OF ASSAULT PREVAILS AT DUKE

POLICE SAY WOMAN ASSAULTED IN HER HOME

RAPE REPORTED AT HOME ON CHEEK ROAD

JURY TO DELIBERATE ON RAPE CASE TODAY

JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY OF BURGLARY i DRAWS LIFE

MCNEIL SETS LIFE PLUS 40 IN RAPE CASE

JUDGE AWARDS VICTIM A HOME _ nm

THREE MEN CHARGED WITH RAPING GIRL

■MIHCWBlNB r^S FOR INDECENT LIHSTIES
MAN GETS 12-YEAR TERM FOR RAPE

youth sentenced for molesting girl
^c^fW^firm1™* kidnapping, rape

COWICTED RAPIST DRIVING TAXI, AFTER 19-YEAR-TERM, PUZZLES COUNCIL
POLICE SEEKING MAN IN SEXUAL ASSAULT
WOMAN REPORTS SEXUAL ASSAULT

PROSECUTORS DROP CHARGES

RAPE, KIDNAPPING CHARGES LODGED
DURHAM CRIHESTOPPERS

DURHAM T^^T^I^BDOMEN AS HE ANSWERS DOOR BELL

COMPOSITE RELEASED ON RAPE SUSPECT

WC^RAPEDTkATEN AFTER MAN KICKS IN DOOR
POLICE LOG/4 CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT „™»«™

POLICE LOG/YOUNG WOMAN ASSAULTED IN BEDROOM BY INTRUDER
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS LEADS ON JANUARY ASSAULTS NEAR DUKE
MAN SENTENCED TO 12 YEARS FOR RAPE

I^^BERTyInDICTMENTS ISSUED BY DURHAM GRAND JURY

^Icf^AUTcfKElZEDTFlVE **ES IN NGRTHBME *EA
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR RAPES ELDERLY WOMAN AT KNIFEPOINT
MAN GETS LIFE + 40 YEARS FOR '88 STABBING, ASSAULT
MAN'S PLEA BARGAIN ACCEPTED IN RAPE OF 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL

SS lKcE^ UITHrS BOTTLES BEFO* DISTURBANCE QUELLED

LEGAL GAMBLE GETS SEX DEFENDANT 60 YEARS

WOMAN, 82, RAPED, ROBBED IN HER HOME

POLICE SAY RAPIST FAKED PROBLEMS WITH r ELECTRICITY

POLICE LOG/POLICE RELEASE DRAWING OF RAPE SUSPECT

APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS 2 LIFE SENTENCES IN RAPE, KIDNAPPING

man charged in assault on co-worker
^iFl^spittK^icer called deadly we^on

^'ROLI^SAYUM^^L^F^^ffilNG ASSAULT REPORT

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

— DATE-

8/10/1989

9/13/1989

9/15/1989

9/25/1989

10/11/1989

10/28/1989

11/08/1989

12/01/1989

12/15/1989

S

E
C

A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A

-re

s

H

S

S

H

H

S

H

S

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

S

S

S

H

H

S

H

H

H

H

H

S

H

H

H

H

H

H

S

H

H

H

H

H

S

H

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

i-

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

1/14/1989 A

1/27/1989 C

2/07/1989 B

2/20/1989 A

2/21/1989 B

3/02/1989 C

3/02/1989

3/03/1989

3/03/1989

3/14/1989

3/30/1989

3/31/1989

4/04/1989

4/12/1989

4/21/1989

5/02/1989

5/05/1989

5/11/1989

5/20/1989 B

5/26/1989 C

6/17/1989

7/03/1989

7/04/1989

7/06/1989

7/11/1989 ..

7/17/1989 B

7/23/1989 B

7/29/1989

7/31/1989

8/02/1989

8/07/1989

8/22/1989

8/23/1989

9/01/1989

9/03/1989

9/05/1989

9/07/1989 _

9/24/1989 B

9/24/1989 B

10/19/1989
10/25/1989
10/25/1989
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
10/28/1989 ..
11/28/1989 B
12/03/1989 B

PAGE 928
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I T
L Y
L P BYL

N H90
N M70
N S17
N

N «25
N M70
N C62
E
N H90

2
1

1 D
2
5
1
1
1
1

12

2

9

12

2

14

10

1

2

1

1

3

16

2

3

10 I
1
3
2
8
10
11
1

12
9
12
1
4
1
9
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
1

N

N S82
F G59
N
N

N S82
N B53
N S82
N
N

N S82
N S69
N

N S82
N
N

N S69
N
N

N B53
N
N
N
N

N M51
N

N M51
N
N
N
N

N S82
N 582
N N36
N M51
' N B53
N

N M51
N M51
N S82
N
N
) N M51
N S82
N
N
N M51

S 2 8/26/1989 C 1 N B53

-LX630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL
l/Oi/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y S U B J E

POLICE LOG/FIVE MEN ARE PEPPERED WITH SHOT WHILE SITTING ON A WALL

RAPE, N.C.

SEE ALSO AUTOS, BLUE LIGHTS

SEE ALSO DURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER

SEE ALSO KALE RAPE

SEE ALSO RAPE, CHAPEL HILL

SEE ALSO RAPE PREVENTION

SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAPE

PANEL UPHOLDS LIFE SENTENCE IN ELIZABETH CITY HOSTAGE CASE

CONVICTED RAPIST FACES 3 CHARGES

WIFE OF RAPIST SENTENCED FOR LURING VICTIMS TO HIM

ASSAILANT'S REMARKS SPUR SEARCH FOR BOON£ WOMAN

: c t s

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N E

P D — DATE—

S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

H 2 8/27/1989 C 7 N M51

H 2 1/04/1989 B

H 1 1/04/1989 C

H 2 3/12/1989 A

S 2 10/04/1989 A

5 N

4 N

13 N

1 N B53

RAPE, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY RAPE CRISIS CENTER (FORMERLY CHAPa HILL/CARRBORO RAPE...)

SEE ALSO RAPE, CHAPEL HILL

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAPE

CHARGES DROPPED IN RAPE CASE

HILLSBOROUGH MAN INDICTED FOR SEX ABUSE

RAPE, ABUSE REPORTS UP 14 PERCENT

CENTER REACHING OUT TO MALE RAPE VICTIMS

SUSPECT IN RAPE GETS 40 YEARS

CRISIS CENTER REPORT OUTLINES PATTERNS OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS

RAPE IS COMMUNITY, NOT POLICE, PROBLEM

ANOTHER CHARGED IN SEX CAPTIVE CASE

ATUATER GETS BOND REDUCED

MAN CHARGED IN TIES. RAPE

SEX OFFENSE CHARGES AGAINST THREE SENT TO GRAND JURY

POLICE LOG/WOMAN IS RAPED IN ORANGE COUNTY

STORY TOO EXPLICIT

POLICE LOG/GIBSONVILLE MAN CHARGED IN RAPE

APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS LOCAL RAPE CONVICTION

RAPE, U.S.

SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO DATE RAPE
PUNISHING ACCORDING TO DEED

RAPE ATTEMPTS, CARRBORO

POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH SEXUAL ASSAULT ON WOMAN VISITOR

RAPE ATTEMPTS, CHAPEL HILL

POLICE LOG/UOMAN RESISTS, ATTACKER FLEES

ATTEMPTED RAPE CHARGED

ATTEMPTED RAPE CHARGE DROPPED

SEX OFFENDERS GET OFF EASY, SPEAKERS SAY

RAPE ATTEMPTS, DURHAM

DUKE HOSPITAL EMPLOYEE CHASED BY MAN

PITTSBORO MAN ROBBED OF CAR AND HONEY OUTSIDE LOUNGE

POLICE LOG/MINUTES AFTER NORTH ROXBORO ROAD BURGLARY, POLICE CHARGE MAN

POLICE LOG/POLICE HIT WITH ROCKS, BOTTLES BEFORE DISTURBANCE QUELLED

POLICE LOG/6 ARRESTED ON 25 MOSTLY DRUG CHARGES

POLICE LOG/SHOTS LEAVE MAN WITH MULTIPLE WOUNDS

POLICE LOG/SUSPECT IN STABBING ARRESTED

LAUNDRY ROOM ATTACK

RAPE ATTEMPTS, ORANGE COUNTY

ATTEMPTED RAPISTS GETS SIX YEARS

RAPE CRISIS OF DURHAM

SEE DURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER

CHH 1

1/04/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

1/06/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

1/10/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

1

N H25

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

1

N H90

CHH 1

6/13/1989 A

1 C N S17

CHH 1

6/13/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

7/26/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

7/28/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

8/10/1989 A

1

N D38

CHH 1

8/17/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

8/20/1989 A

11

N

CHH 1

8/21/1989 A

4

L

CHH 1

8/22/1989 A

7

N

CHH 1 12/20/1989 A

2

N L40

H 2

5/24/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

12/12/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

2/11/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

9/25/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

10/12/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

10/18/1989 A

1 P N S17

H 2

3/02/1989 C

3

N

H 2

7/09/1989 B

8

N M51

H 2

8/07/1989 A

11

N M51

H 2

9/24/1989 B

9

N M51

H 2 10/12/1989 C

3

N M51

H 2 10/15/1989 A

13

N M51

H 2 11/06/1989 B

1

N M51

H 2 11/06/1989 B

1

N M51

CHH 1 12/12/1989 A

RAPE PREVENTION

SEE ALSO DURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY RAPE CRISIS CENTER (FORMERLY CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO RAPE...)

SEE ALSO RAPE, DURHAM

SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.

-LX630-

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

S U B J E

FEAR OF ASSAULT PREVAILS AT DUKE

PANEL PRESERVES GRANTS FOR RAPE-CRISIS PROGRAMS

RARE MISSING SLICE OF HISTORY IS BACK HOMEIN OXFORD
UNDERSTAND THE WORLD »T0 LEARN* THE BOOK

RATS

WOMAN AND HER FAMILY FIGHT INVASION OF RATS

AND READ

RAVENSCROFT SCHOOL (RALEIGH, N.C.)

QUIZ BOWL TEAM VICTORIOUS
VIKINGS FALL TO RAVENSCROFT

RB^PLAYERS TELL STUDENTS TO GET * ON THE BALL'
PUPILS GET TREAT FOR READING BINGE
NOW HEAR THIS!

READER'S DIGEST FOUNDATION

JOURNALISM SCHOOL GETS GRANT

REASEEGALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY

^INGSfoF^ALIVE; STUICNTS RECEIVE 0NE^3N-ONE ATTENTION
PLAYERS TELL STUDENTS TO GET 'ON THE BALL' AND READ
PEARSONTOWN 'PARTNERS IN EXCELLENCE'

NCCU^PROF TO LECTURE ON READING, WRITING, RACE
HOW MANY?

TRYING EVERy'tRICkInTHE BOOK/TEACHERS FIGHT TO GET STUDENTS TO READ

PROGRAM TO TEACH ADULTS TO READ, SO THEY CAN TELL STORIES TO CHILDREN

THEMIRACLE OFLEARMNG, AND PEOPLE WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE

READING SCORES 'FRUSTRATE' BOARD

VALENTINE KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT READING FAIR

FEELING FOR BOOKS AND READING GOVERNS LIFE mrcrrnwc

HIGH SCHOOL 24 YEARS LATER: STUDENTS HAVE CARS, ASK GOOD QUESTIONS

"""■ IffiMsHOUSIMB STUDY IS MISLEADING

REAL ESTATE BROKERS
SEE REALTORS, DURHAM
SEE REALTORS, N.C.

REAL ESTATE FIRMS _ _ _M1

SEE ALSO DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS ___
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
REALTOR SAYS REGULATIONS DIMINISH RIGHTS, RAISE COSTS
GOVERNORS CLUB FIRM WARNED BY STATE

REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
SEE ALSO EVICTIONS
SEE ALSO MORTGAGES

S^B9^MARK/NUMKR OF FORECLOSURES UP AND LIKELY TO RISE HIGHER
1 TNCOLN'S LAND
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE NEW TAX FORECLOSURES PROCEDURE

S°^ ^SS^KTdKoN (CORRECTED 7-4-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD _ __„

TOWER FORECLOSURE SALE CLEARS HURDLE

L^ N^VoIcFbKSS Tl felTY TOWER FORECLOSURE S^E

REAL ESTATE VALUES

SEE PROPERTY REVALUATION

c

T S

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P

E

D

S I T
E L Y
—DATE — C -PG L P BYL

s

H

2

2

2/07/1989 B
4/08/1989 A

1 D F G59

11 N

H

H

2 6/30/1989 A
2 10/08/1989 D

1 N T33
3 P U H45

H

2

1/21/1989 A

12 N

H

H

2
2

4/01/1989 B
9/16/1989 D

1 P U K30
3 N W55

S 2 4/18/1989 D 4 P U A76
H 2 6/02/1989 B 8 N _,
S 2 10/20/1989 C 1 P P R56

CHH 1 8/23/1989 A 3 H

CHH 1
S 2

CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2

1/21/1989
4/18/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/28/1989
5/01/1989
5/19/1989
5/26/1989
6/26/1989
7/30/1989
10/05/1989
11/10/1989
12/03/1989

12/10/1989 B

3

4

10

9

11

6

1

1

1

3

3

10

3

1

N C62
U A76
P M66
P M66
N

P T44
P K30
N C62
N N36
U

N C62
N

U H45
U N36

CHH 1 1/12/1989 A 3 N S17

H 2
CHH 1

1/17/1989 C
8/30/1989 A

N A54
N M25

H

2 1/15/1989 F

1 D N

H

2 1/16/1989 A

4 E

H

2 3/29/1989 A

9 N A54

H

2 6/24/1989 A

1 P N S69

H

2 7/02/1989 F

1 P N C47

H

2 7/04/1989 A

2 N

H

2 7/26/1989 A

1 N S69

H

2 8/24/1989 A

1 N

H

2 10/12/1989 A

1 N N36

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REALTORS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
BROKER, SALESMAN LOSE NORTH CAROLINA LICENSES
HOMEBUYERS GET ACCESS TO ONE-STOP SHOPPING
BROKERS SEE SLIM PICKINGS FOR $250 MILLION INVESTMENT OFFER

REALTORS, N.C.

TRIANGLE REALTORS TO SHARE LISTINGS
REALTORS SAY TIME TO BUY IS NOW
SPRUCING UP HOUSE MAY SPEED UP SALE

REALTORS, N.C. ASSOCIATION OF
SEE N.C. ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS

RECALL

SEE AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SEE REFERENDA

RECESSION, N.C.

BANKERS: RECESSION LIKELY

RECKLESS DRIVING

SEE ALSO BLOOD TESTS

SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING

SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING

SEE ALSO OPERATION CARE (COMBINED ACCIDENT REDUCTION EFFORT)

SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS

POLICE LOG/TRAFFIC CHARGES FOLLOW CHASE

DRUG, TRAFFIC CHARGES FILED AFTER CHASE

HIGH-SPEED CHASE BRINGS DRUG CHARGES

SPEEDING PIZZAJ A HAZARD TO DRIVERS?

DRIVER, 19, FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER CHASE

PATROL CAR COLLIDES WITH TWO VEHICLES IN CHASE

ARREST MADE IN JUNE 13 BANK ROBBERY/POLICE LOG

CHASE, WRECK, ARREST

UNSOLVED FATAL RAMMING ON 1-40 RE-ENACTED FOR TV

RECORD BAR

SEE ALSO TRACKS (FORMERLY RECORD BAR)
CDS: THE FUTURE IS NOW
RECORD BAR CHANGES NAME WITH CHANGING TIMES
BELGIAN COMPANY BUYS DURHAM-BASED RECORD BARS

RECORDERS (MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS)

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE RECORDER SOCIETY
A LITTLE RESPECT i RECORDER PLAYERS GO PUBLIC FOR ANNIVERSARY

RECORDING STUDIO

CARRBORO'S LLOYD STREET STUDIOS; JAILHOUSE ROCK

RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO AUARDS
SEE ALSO LOSING STREAKS
SEE ALSO SPORTS, STATISTICS

STUDENT GUZZLES COURSES

DURHAM CHILLS TO RECORD LOU/SNOU BLANKETS N.C. COAST

RECORDS AND FIRSTS, DURHAM

CARY COUPLE'S 'TARDY* ARRIVAL BECOMES DURHAM'S 1ST OF '89

79-DEGREE TEMPERATURE SETS RECORD

10 DURHAM TEAMS TOP LIST

COLD SNAP SETS RECORD AT AIRPORT

JUNE COMES IN BLAZING HOT

COLD FRONT BREAKS RECORDS PREVIOUSLY SET IN DURHAM

FAKE FALL SNEAKS INTO DURHAM

RECORDS AND FIRSTS, N.C.

DON'T URITE WINTER OFF YET

COLD SNAPS STATE OUT OF SUMMER DAZE

H 2 6/11/1989 F 1 N
H 2 8/20/1989 F 1 N C60
H 2 11/15/1989 C 1 N K65

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

S 2 1/05/1989 A 10 N

CHH

H

S

H

H

H

H

H

H

3/30/1989 A

6/03/1989 C

6/03/1989 B

6/26/1989 C

6/28/1989 C

7/20/1989 C

10/05/1989 C

11/02/1989 B

11/07/1989 B

N

N C47
N B53

N Bll
N

N M51
N M51
N 161
N N36

H 2 3/10/1989 D
H 2 6/08/1989 D
H 2 10/03/1989 A

H 2 5/14/1989 E
H 2 9/03/1989 E

8 P F M60
6 N
1 N C47

1 F U66
1 P F S56

s

S

2 11/09/1989 A
2 12/23/1989 A

4 E
1 N C61

s

H
S
S
S
S
H

2 1/02/1989 C
2 2/03/1989 C
2 4/19/1989 H
2 5/08/1989 C
2 6/02/1989 C
2 8/10/1989 A
2 8/11/1989 A

1 P N M06
1 N

10 F F25
1 N H06
1 P N H65
1 N S92
1 N

CHH 1 2/01/1989 A 4 E
H 2 2/04/1989 A 1 P N C45

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PGtAR^SET T^NKTlWtRIANGLE FOR EXTRA-COLD MONTH Of DECEMBER

RECOVERY CENTERS OF AMERICA mm^

DUKE STILL FIGHTING FOR SPECIALTY CENTER

^CSEETALSQ ACTION LEAGUE (AGENCIES COMING TOGETHER IMPROVING OUR NEIGHBORHOODS)

SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.

SEE ALSO TEEN CENTER c

WINTER FINDS ITS WAY BACK TO DURHAM §

DURHAM IS GROWING AND CROWING ABOUT IT 5

1990S COULD USHER IN CHANGES |

PITCHING hACHINE WOULD BE A 'HIT' =

WHAT CAN TEENS DO IN THE SUMMER? |

JS^I^siM^MlSp YOUNG ATHLETES

uinsuffiB-AH up

ARMSTRONG LISTS TOP 10 SPORTS THRILLS OF THE '80S S

2 3/05/1989 C
2 12/15/1989 A

1 P N M14
1 N H60

H 2 9/02/1989 C 2 N C60

2/07/1989

4/11/1989

6/13/1989

6/20/1989

6/20/1989

7/04/1989

7/25/1989

8/15/1989

8/22/1989 B

8/29/1989 C

U A76
N A76
J A76
N A76
N A76
J A76
J A76
J A76
J A76
U A76

™!2MLLI.0N VISITORS DRAWN TO AREA LAKES,
MONEY TO BOOST LAKE RECREATION

RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

SEE ALSO MOBILE HOMES _.,___.
CHEER UP, SPRING WILL BE HERE SOON

PARKS IN 1988

H 2 1/20/1989 C
H 2 7/29/1989 C

1 N H60
1 N H60

CHH 1 1/13/1989 A 3 P P L38

RECRUITING

SEE SPORTS, RECRUITING

^SeFaLSO ALAMANCE COUNTY RECYCLING COORDINATOR

SEE ALSO ALAMANCE RECYCLING COMMITTEE

SEE ALSO ALUMINUM CANS

SEE ALSO DURHAM RECYCLES

SEE ALSO NEWSPAPER RECYCLING _ ^^

SEE ALSO REGIONAL SOLID WASTE TASK FORCE

SEE ALSO RETURNABLE BOTTLES _

ALAMANCE TRYING TO STEP UP RECYCLING
CHATHAM OFFICIALS EYE EXPANDED RECYCLING

HARDLY A CAMPING TRIP, 'BUT IT PAYS OFF'

T^I^VFjri EARNED BADGES, BUT SCOUTS' PROJECT HAS MERIT
ONLY SPEAKER TOUTS RECYCLING, PARKING PROGRAMS IN CARRBORO
ORANGECOMY TASK FORCE URGES ACTION W LANDFILL SITE
ALAMANCE TO BAN RECYCLABLE CARDBOARD FROM LANDFILL
RECYCLING EXPANDING TO ALL TOWN'S HOMES
RECYCLING EFFORT LOOKING GOOD
TOWN CONSIDERING RECYCLING PROGRAM

^S\^\:KK^iPSlTY 141,000, CUTS LAN1TILL STRAIN
R^lM WlfrW THE HOMES IT SERVES

RECYCLING GETS EASIER <MM_M1

aWJSJUUBKn STILL FLOWING ALONG

RECYCLING SAVES CITY MONEY, LANDFILL SPACE

WATER RECYCLING SOUNDS GOOD SO FAR

SATURDAY, APRIL 29TRECYCLING DAY IN DURHAM (AD)

CTATEOFFICIALS GIVE QUALIFIED SUPPORT TO RECYCLING PLAN _,

rISaYj ORANtf COUNTY WRES OUT ITS TRASH WHILE COMMUNITY GROUPS CLEAN UP

NEIGHBORHOODS RECEIVE AWARDS FOR RECYCLING

RECYCLE MORE THAN THIS NEWSPAPER

DAVID PRICE CO-SPONSORS RECYCLING BILL

SUN SHARES' RECYCLED PAPER WOULD STACK 1.7 MILES HIGH

ALAMANCE HAS CARDBOARD PROBLEMS

CHAPE1HILL SEEKS RECYCLING COORDINATOR

H 1

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
H
S
S
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H

CHH 1

1/05/1989

1/09/1989

1/15/1989

1/15/1989

1/18/1989

1/30/1989

2/07/1989

2/17/1989

2/18/1989

3/02/1989

3/12/1989

3/13/1989

3/14/1989

3/14/1989

3/17/1989

3/28/1989

3/29/1989

4/24/1989

4/27/1989

4/27/1989

4/28/1989

4/29/1989

4/30/1989

4/30/1989

5/16/1989

5/18/1989

6/11/1989

6/15/1989

6/21/1989

6/23/1989

N T35
N M25
N L90
N L90
N C62
N M70
N T35
N M70
E
N

N C62
N H70
N S69
N H70
E

N M20
E
N

N H90
E
E
A

N H90
N M25
N
E
N

N R63
N T35
N

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SUBJECTS

recycling of plastics becomes more realistic

recycling benefits everyone

new recycling center to open on n.c. 86

store old newspapers until recycle market improves

pitching in; employee recycling program has mixed results

waste woes require innovation

burlington to start recycling program

recycling: a good idea comes around again

building our coffins out of plastic

waste-recycling firm expands to more homes

orange high educators make good use of refuse

sun shares to add recycling center

curbside recycling to triple in size

recycling moves foward

support expanded recycling efforts

students to look at recycling

make recycling mandatory

1st park to get recycling bins

cycle for recycling

recycling is small victory in waste war

•chapel hill- projects raise carrboro hackles

recycling pick-up extended

insight/recycling: PICKING UP ON A GOOD THING

TOWNS PREPARE FOR EXPANSION OF RECYCLING

RECYCLABLE PLASTICS A REAL NEED

STAMP OUT WASTE

RECYCLING OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC

STUDY TO CONSIDER REDUCING AREA'S GARBAGE GLUT

KINNAIRD PAPER TARGETS RECYCLING

ALAMANCE OFFICIALS CLOSE IN ON CASH TO EXTEND RUNWAY

EXPANDING CURBSIDE RECYCLING FAVORED BY 11 OF 14 CANDIDATES

TRASH TALK FOCUS ON COSTS, RECYCLING

SUN SHARES EXPANDS CURBSIDE RECYCLING

NEW RECYCLING DROP-OFF BINS OPEN

OFFICIALS HIT STREETS TO PLUG RECYCLING PROGRAM EXPANSION

THE UNSUNG HEROES

SCRAP PAPER 'RECYCLES' RAPE TESTIMONY, RAISES PARENT'S EYEBROWS

HILLSBOROUGH COPING WITH RECYCLING PAINS

COMMERCIAL RECYCLING BEGINS TODAY

HILLSBOROUGH FILLS ITS RECYCLING BINS

CHATHAM BOARD BUCKS AT RECYCLING PLAN

CHATHAM FOLK SURELY WILLING TO PITCH IN

THE MAINSTREAM ENVIRONMENTALISTS/SUN SHARES

RECYCLE ADDITIONAL PAPER PRODUCTS

GARBAGE WON'T GO 'AWAY'

PERSON SCHOOLS ARE URGED TO STOP USING PLASTIC FOAM CUPS

HALKOTIS DISTRIBUTES GREETING CARDS

RECYCLING GOOD HABIT, WILL BENEFIT DURHAM

THIEVES MAKE OFF WITH RECYCLABLES

EFFORTS BY VOLUNTEERS MAKE DURHAM RECYCLING A SUCCESS

wanted: Gin wrap, boxes for recycling

ALAMANCE OPENS WAR AGAINST TRASH WITH RECYCLING CENTERS

REPORT SAYS MONEY A BARRIER TO RECYCLING

SORT HOLIDAY TRASH FOR RECYCLABLE ITEMS

CITY TO 'RECYCLE' CHRISTMAS TREES

EXPAND HOLIDAY PAPER RECYCLING

DURHAM SANATATION DEPARTMENT WILL RECYCLE CHRISTMAS TREES

CHRISTMAS RECYCLING PROGRAM EXCEEDS ITS LIMIT

RED CLAY RAMBLERS (MUSIC GROUP)
A RAMBLER RECOLLECTS

CONCERT PROCEEDS COULD PROVIDE 25,000 MEALS

THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, TEXAS/SHAKESAPEARE MEETS SAGEBRUSH..,
RAMBLERS MAKE IT WORK

RED CROSS

SEE AMERICAN RED CROSS

RED MAPLE TREES
SEE ALSO TREES

N
P

S

S

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

H

CHH 1

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CHH

S

CHH

H

CHH

S

CHH

CHH

CHH

S

CHH

S

CHH 1

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

H

H

S

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

S

CHH

S

CHH

H

H

S

S

CHH

H

CHH 1

6/24/1989
6/24/1989
7/13/1989
7/21/1989
7/26/1989
7/29/1989
8/01/1989 B
8/02/1989 A
8/04/1989 A
8/12/1989 C
8/20/1989 A
8/25/1989 B
8/27/1989 A
8/28/1989
8/29/1989
9/02/1989
9/14/1989
9/23/1989
9/25/1989
9/27/1989
9/29/1989
9/29/1989
10/01/1989
10/09/1989
10/10/1989
10/12/1989
10/12/1989
10/17/1989
10/18/1989
10/19/1989
10/24/1989 B
10/26/1989 C
10/28/1989
11/02/1989
11/06/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/10/1989
11/13/1989 B
11/18/1989 A
11/25/1989
11/27/1989
12/03/1989
12/03/1989
12/04/1989
12/06/1989
12/07/1989
12/13/1989
12/17/1989
12/18/1989
12/19/1989
12/20/1989
12/23/1989 B
12/26/1989 A
12/27/1989 C
12/28/1989 A
12/29/1989 C
12/30/1989 A

A
A
A
A
C
A
A
A
A
D
A
A
A
A
A
A
C

A
A
D
A
A
C
A
A
A
A
A
A

4
5
3
4
3
4
1
4
4
1
3
8
3
4
4
7
4
1
1
5
1
3
1
1
4
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
3
3
1
4
1
3
6
3
1
4
5
4
4
1
3
4
3
4
3
11
1
4
1
4
6
3

E

U H05

N
: N Bll
' N M20

E

N H60

U

E

N

* N

N S69

* N
E
E
N
E
N

' P T44
J Oil

• N C62
N

I F
N M70
E

• P L38
N

N M70
' N C62

N H60

N R63

N R63

N

N

N

E
' N C62

N U57

N

N W57

N M25

E

J

E

L

N H60

N

E

N M20

L

N M70

N H60

N

E

N H65

E

N

N M70

H 2 4/07/1989 D 8 P F

S 2 5/11/1989 D 2 P N

H 2 12/08/1989 D 3 P F B71

H 2 12/15/1989 D 6 P R B77

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H

chh

s

chh

H
H

TWO POISONED PONIES ADD TO TORNADO TRAGEDY

m MRED MILL UORK SAID IN LINE WITH STATE LAW

RED ROOF INN _

MAN ROBS MOTEL ON 1-85

ffi RFFtSSh A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
POTTS' ARREST CONNECTED TO RED ROOF INN THEFT
APPEALS COURT UFHOS CHAPEL HILL IN RED ROOF INN SUIT
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS AREA LAND REZONING
COUNCIL WINS - FOR NOW

RED TAPE

SEE GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES

RED WOLVES
SEE WOLVES

REBt%WrJODSlGHTERf KEPT TOO BUSY IN STORM TO NOTICE THEIR ROOF MISSING H

LIVE-SAVING COMPTUER . 2

3 MITSUBISHI EMPLOYEES INJURED "

LEARNING NOT TO BURN s

nfWuSSI^i^HfflV SCHOOL OF XURNALISN
CARTOONIST TO TALK AT UNC

REFSSNALSt) DURHAMjN.C, BOND REFERENDUMS

SEDURHAM Mm- f€RG£RCTASK FORCE SAGA CONTINUES/REFERENDUM ISSUE

REGENCY PLACE

REGENCY PLACE'S 128-UNIT COMPLEX TO OPEN TODAY
REGINALDO HOWARD SCHOLARSHIP A„,1TDC

If Jg ^LA^ife^TsSVs OF SCHOLARS)

SEDUKESAN^CEs'wiNNiRS OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR BLACKS

REGION J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS ^iurvrrr%
SEE TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

REGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS _mrrn
SEE ALSO COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS
REGION K COUNTIES STUDY XINT LANDFILL

REGIONAL COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT
SEE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS
SEE REGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

REGIONAL SOLID WASTE TASK FORCE

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., GARBAGE COLLECTION

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY LANDFILL ^

SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY LANDFILL

SEE ALSO RECYCLING

^TUdWc^SrEDUCING AREA'S GARBAGE GLUT

REGIONAL SPORTS AUTHORITY

SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING)
CONFEREES WILL TRY TO RESOLVE DISPUTE

H 2 5/24/1989 C 1 N Bll
S 2 5/17/1989 B 1 N H65

2/01/1989
2/02/1989
2/12/1989
3/03/1989
4/19/1989
10/06/1989
10/09/1989

1

12
1
1
1
1
4

N B53
N

N M70
N B53
N L40
N L40
E

2 4/27/1989 C
2 6/03/1989 B
2 8/17/1989 D
2 10/09/1989 A

1 P N M51

6 P P T32
9 P P T32

7 P P T37

S 2 3/30/1989 A 12 N

'HOT.,. S 2 4/20/1989 A 1 N S92

S 2 4/19/1989 H 8 P A
H 2 5/06/1989 A 11 N

S 2 5/17/1989 A 5 N

H 2 12/22/1989 C 1 N T33

CHH 1 10/17/1989 A 1 N M70

H 2 8/10/1989 B 5 N

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LEGISLATURE ENACTS LAW TO TAX CONFISCATED DRUGS

TRIANGLE J PUMPED UP FOR ATHLETES

BILLS OR NOT, REGIONAL COMPLEX FOR SPORTS REMAINS

ON TRACK'

2 8/12/1989 A
2 9/29/1989 A
2 11/18/1989 C

REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO MASS TRANSIT

SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES)
TRIANGLE J PANEL TO ASK LEGISLATURE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
ALL ABOARD! STATE WANTS COUNTY ON TRANSIT PANEL THAT UOULD GUIDE AREA...
DOT HANTS TRIANGLE TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION BILL FACES ROUGH ROAD
COUNCIL ENDORSES TRANSIT AUTHORITY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BILL OK'D BY HOUSE PANEL; GASOLINE TAX IGNORED
TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL BACKED BY PANEL
TRIANGLE TRANSIT BOARD NEEDS TO MOVE AHEAD
GAS TAX DROPPED FROM TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL
MASS TRANSIT FUNDING PLAN IS A GOOD ONE
HOUSE OKS TRIANGLE REGIONAL TRANSIT BILL
TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL GOES TO SENATE
GETTING AROUND THE TRIANGLE
ROYALL HITS BRAKES ON TRANSIT BILL
ROYALL WILL SEEK MONEY FOR TRANSIT AUTHORITY
SEN. ROYALL ON COURSE

TRANSIT AUTHORITY BILL FOR TRIANGLE CLEARS SENATE
MASS TRANSIT PILOT FUNDS APPROVED
MONEY ALLOTTED FOR TRIAL OF REGIONAL BUS SYSTEM
TACKLING TRANSPORTATION
TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL CLEARS HOUSE ROADBLOCK
TRIANGLE TRANSIT AUTHORITY BILL WINS FINAL HOUSE APPROVAL
TRIANGLE MAYORSJ TRANSIT AUTHORITY JOB NOT DONE
NEW TRANSIT AUTHORITY NEEDS FUNDS TO WORK

DURHAM LOST ON ANTI-DISCRIMINATION, BUT WON ON TRIANGLE TRANSIT.,.
STRETCHING N.C.'S ROAD MAP
REPORT? RIDERS LACKING FOR TRIANGLE BUS SYSTEM
TRIANGLE TRANSIT? NOT YET
TRANSIT HEARING HAS NO SPEAKERS
LEGISLATORS SAY TRIANGLE TRANSIT NEEDS SUBSIDY

REGIONAL WATER SYSTEMS

SEE ALSO KERR LAKE REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHATHAM WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.

WATER BOUNDARY AGREEMENT CERTAIN, OFFICIALS PREDICT

WATER BOUNDARIES STILL MURKY ISSUE

OWASA WORK GROUP REACHES AGREEMENT ON COMMUNICATIONS MEMO

REGIONAL SOLUTIONS PROMOTED; DURHAM OFFICIALS CITE COSTLY ISSUES

REGIONAL TREATMENT PLAN CALLED TOO COSTLY

OWASA CONSIDERS REGIONAL ROLE

REGISTERED CARE TECHNOLOGISTS

SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE

SEE ALSO NURSES, U.S.
FORGET AMA PROPOSAL

NURSING; AIDES FACE ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS
AMA WANTS NEW TECHNOLOGIST, HIGHER NURSE AIDES' STANDARDS

REGULATORY AGENCIES

SEE ALSO AIRLINES, REGULATIONS

SEE ALSO BANKING REGULATIONS

SEE ALSO BUREAUCRACY, U.S.

SEE ALSO N.C, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

SEE ALSO NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION

REALTOR SAYS REGULATIONS DIMINISH RIGHTS, RAISE COSTS

HOUSING: AESTHETICS VS. COST?

STATE AUDITOR} REGULATORY BOARDS NEED REGULATING

REGULATORS NEED SUPERVISION

REHABILITATION PROGRAMS

SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER, BUTNER, N.C.

REHABILITATION THERAPY

H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2

CHH 1

CHH 1
H 2

1/26/1989 C
3/02/1989 C
3/22/1989 A
3/23/1989 B
3/29/1989 A
4/28/1989
5/04/1989
5/15/1989
5/24/1989
5/30/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/17/1989
7/07/1989
7/08/1989
7/09/1989
7/12/1989
7/19/1989
7/20/1989 B
7/30/1989 D
8/02/1989 C
8/08/1989 C
8/11/1989 C
8/12/1989 A
8/13/1989 B
8/26/1989 A
10/11/1989 C
10/16/1989 A
11/23/1989 A
12/14/1989 B

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

H

CHH

1/29/1989

1/31/1989
2/16/1989
4/11/1989
6/23/1989
9/18/1989

H 2 1/29/1989 D
H 2 2/13/1989 B
H 2 2/13/1989 B

H 2 1/17/1989 C

CHH 1 2/21/1989 A

H 2 5/30/1989 C

S 2 5/31/1989 A

8 N

1 N K65
1 N K65

8
1
1
3
3
1
1
4
1
4
1
9
4
1
1
4
1
3
7
5
1

10
1
4
1
4
1
4
3
1 I

N P41
N H65
N M70
N L40
N

N L40
N L40
E

N L40
E

N L40
N R53
E

N L40
N L40
E

N L40
N
N
E

N L40
N R53
N L40
E

N L40
E

N K65
E
N
N L40

N M20
N R63
N L90
N S69
N K65
N M25

4 E
1 P N C60
1 N C60

1 N A54

4 E

1 N

4 E

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SEE ALSO CAROLINA COMMUNITY RE-ENTRY PROGRAM
S^SNUP^PLAYSEACTIVE ROLE IN PATIENTS' REHABILITATION PROCESS

REICHHOLD CHEMICAL INC.

N.Y. FIRM MAY MOVE TO RTP
JAPANESE FIRM HEADS TO RTP „.„™™
DURHAM COUNTY UILL GET REICHHOLD HEADQUARTERS
CHEMICAL FIRM UILL ENHANCE ^^
REICHHOLD'S 1ST WAVE OF EMPLOYEES ARRIVE

REINDEER

APOLOGETIC NIMROD

RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO ATHEISM
SEE ALSO BIBLE __
SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES
SEE ALSO BLACK JEWS
SEE ALSO CHRISTIANITY
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF RELIGION
SEE ALSO HINDUS

SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO JEMS
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO NEW AGE RELIGION
SEE ALSO PENTECOSTALISTS

SEE ALSO RELIGION, TELEVISION AND RADIO BROADCASTS
SEE ALSO SABBATIAN MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, RELIGION
SEE ALSO SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE
SEE ALSO SHROUD OF TURIN
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, RELIGION
SCHOLARS NIX »HOPE»

RELIGION, TELEVISION AND RADIO BROADCASTS
SEE ALSO RADIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION

BAKKERS' MONEY WOES MAY SILENCE .APPEALS

CHRISTIAN RADIO STATION TO SERVE TRIANGLE AREA

RE/>MR^NTRIANfETREALTY; HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO THE DURHAM SUN (AD)

REMEDIAL EDUCATION

SEE COLLEGES, N.C, REMEDIAL PROGRAM

SEE READING

SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., CURRICULUM

REMSEE ALS^0SI1sEEAALS0 NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
IN CONTROL
NASCAR, HEAR THEM ROAR

RB1eeT^ILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
RENOVATION

^GS S^^M^KSION OF ST. JOSEPH'S CENTER
COURTHOUSE FACELIFT MAY BE tl0.9 MILLION

HOME RENOVATION WORK IN OXFORD DRAWS COMPLAINTS ^|E>Tunilc_ ^^.^^
BOND BACKS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CONTRACT FOR COURTHOUSE RENOVATION

RENT-A-DOCTOR

H 2 12/13/1989 C 2 P N D80

H

2

6/27/1989 A

1 N K65

S

2

6/27/1989 A

1 N

H

2

6/28/1989 A

1 P N K65

H

2

6/29/1989 A

4 E

H

2

9/08/1989 B

1 N K65

H 2 12/11/1989 A 4 E

H 2 3/20/1989 A 4 E

S 2 2/03/1989 A 4 E

H 2 6/24/1989 A 7 P N T33

S 2 4/19/1989 E 7 A

2 4/10/1989 C 1 P P K30
2 5/16/1989 B 6 P N A76

2 4/12/1989 C

2 4/20/1989 A

1 5/11/1989 C

2 9/09/1989 A

10 N J20

1 N H65
1 N T33
1 P N H65

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE PHYSICIANS, N.C.

RENT SUBSIDIES

SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
RENTERS TO RECEIVE REBATES

RENTAL PROPERTY

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY

SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM

SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.

SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.

SEE ALSO LANDLORD-TENANT PROBLEMS

THREE GROUPS OF RENTERS SHOW UP AT TOWNHOUSE

BILL WOULD PROHIBIT SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN RENTAL OF PROPERTY

BARNES PUSHES BILL PROTECTING RENTAL TENANTS

SOME IN PUBLIC HOUSING PAYING MORE NORMAL RENTS, OFFICIAL SAYS

FOUR COUNCIL MEMBERS OWN RENTAL PROPERTY

REPEAT OFFENDER LAWS

REPEAT-OFFENDER LAW NEEDED IN DWI CASES

THE REPLACEMENTS (MUSIC GROUP)

•MATS' 'SOUL' SHAKY BUT SERVICEABLE

REPLACEMENTS LACK OLD FIRE, BUT STILL SHOW GROUP'S GIFT

REPORTERS, DURHAM

REPORTER FONDLY RECALLS FIRST JOB

(SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)

REPORTERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS CLUB
CUB REPORTERS HONE SKILLS AT SUMMER CAMP

REPORTERS, U.S.

SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
JOURNALIST'S POET HAS 'BROAD SWEEP OF CURIOSITY'

REPTILES

SEE ALSO SNAKES
SEE ALSO TURTLES
SLITHERING HOUDINIS! HOPE VALLEY CLASS CHARTS CRITTERS...

REPUBLICAN PARTY, DURHAM COUNTY

REPUBLICANS PLAN MEETINGS, LINCOLN DINNER

REPUBLICANS TO HEAR TALK FROM FORMER CONGRESSMAN

MCCLARY ELECTED GOP CHAIRMAN

FORMER CONGRESSMAN SAYS COUNTRY ON VERGE OF POLITICAL REALIGNMENT

MIZELL SEES U.S. SHIFT TOWARD GOP

BOTH PARTIES SEE POTENTIAL GAINS IN LIMITED RUNOFFS

DURHAM COUNTY GOP HEAD RAPS COUNTY BOARD FOR 'WASTING MONEY'

COMMISSION CHAIRMAN BELL AVOIDS COSTS OVERRUN ISSUE

STONE TURNS REPUBLICAN

PURGE AFFECTS DURHAM LEAST

REPUBLICAN PARTY N.C.

SEE ALSO N.C.'gOERAL ASSEMBLY, REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, ORANGE COUNTY

ELECTION DAY MARKED IMPORTANT GOP GAINS

GOP WILL CONTINUE CLOSING CAUCUSES

REPUBLICAN LEADER SAYS PARTY NEEDS TO IMPROVE IMAGE

N.C. REPUBLICANS EXPECT CALM CONVENTION

HAWKE RENAMED GOP CHAIRMAN

NIXON TO ATTEND N.C. FUNDRAISER

STITH QUITS GOP RECRUITING POSITION

GOP CONSERVATIVES FLEX MUSCLES

N.C. MAY SEE RISE IN PARTY CROSSOVERS

FORMER FOURTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN JOINS REPUBLICAN PARTY

REPUBLICAN PARTY, ORANGE COUNTY

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L P BYL

CHH 1 3/22/1989 A 3 N H90

H 2

1/12/1989 D

4 N

H 2

2/23/1989 B

2 N

CHH 1

3/04/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

3/27/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

12/14/1989 A

1 N M70

S 2 2/27/1989 A 4 E

2 4/11/1989 C
2 4/14/1989 B

3 P R H90
8 R H90

S 2 4/19/1989 C 2 P F

CHH 1 8/07/1989 A 3 P N C62

H 2 4/09/1989 D 3 P U H45

S 2 10/04/1989 B 1 P F S92

S

2 2/04/1989 C

2

N

H

2 2/09/1989 C

4

N

H

2 3/05/1989 B

1

N

H

2 3/12/1989 B

1 P N P38

S

2 3/13/1989 C

1 P N S73

H

2 7/09/1989 A

1 P N S69

S

2 7/26/1989 B

1 P N H65

H

2 8/21/1989 A

4

L

S

2 10/09/1989 A

8

N

H

2 11/13/1989 A

4

E

H

2 1/01/1989 C

15

N

H

2 5/04/1989 B

4

N

H

2 5/04/1989 C

1

N R63

H

2 5/19/1989 A

11 P N

H

2 5/21/1989 B

5

P N L40

S

2 5/25/1989 C

5

N

H

2 8/23/1989 C

1 P N N36

H

2 9/13/1989 A

4

E

S

2 9/13/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

1 11/22/1989 C

1 P N L40

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12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

Yaffil ^^ SSSP&. HINORITY IICNT1FIED

REPUBLICAN PARTY, U.S.
DON'T CONDEMN GOP

RESCUE WORKERS Tn„

SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

SEE ALSO E1€RGENCY (CDICAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO FIFEAND RESCUE SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY RESCUE TEAM
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, IRAN, RESCUE ATTEMPTS
SEE ALSO UNDERWATER RESCUE AND RETRIEVAL
N.C. MAN AWARDED MEDAL FOR RESCUE

Sg ^SStjSSiSt^Si& TO RESCUE OWNER BEING ATTACKED
DOG GIVES SPECIAL VALENTINE^ ap^t„a

ES& WS^nffi SST& «!» «TH RESCUE

DOG FINE AFTER POND ACCIDENT

fSSSiS&t^Xs^m S*JED BEFORE TRUCKS BURN

MASON COMMENDED FORrWAV|RY

BURNING MAN PULLED FROM FIERY 1-85 CRASH

DURHWS LATEST HERO FOLLOWS GOLDEN RULE

LAST WEEK'S GOOD SAMARITAN

POLICE RESCUE BABY FROM STOLEN CAR _

OFFICERS* FAST ACTION SAVES TWO CHILDREN

HEROISM LANDS TEACHER ON TV SHOW

CBS TV SHOWRE-ENACTS HEROISM AT DURHAM HIGH

ffiPUH RESTATED BY FIREMAN AFTER HOUSE BLAZE
DETERMINED RESCUER

SAVING^ILDR^EARNS ACCOLADES FOR THREE POLICA OFFICERS

UcqcADru

SEE ALSO ACADEMIC-INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH

SEE ALSO ACADEMIC RESEARCH

SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH

SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY

SEE ALSO BRAIN RESEARCH

SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH

SEE ALSO DRUGS, RESEARCH

SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH

SEE ALSO HATCH AMENDMENT

SEE ALSO HUMAN RESEARCH

SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH ^

SEE ALSO RESEARCH APPLICATION DISTRICT

^IES^ITH^^DC^JKeS, KENAN CONVOCATION SPEAKER WARNS

RESEARCH & ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES INC.

TREATMENT PLANT TO GET VIOLATION NOTICE

ENO WATER ABOVE HILLSBOROUGH PLANT FAILS STATE TEST

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO ENO INDUSTRIAL PARK
SEE ALSO HEADQUARTERS PARK
SEE ALSO IMPERIAL CENTER
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.

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CHH 1 1/23/1989 A 1 P N R63

CHH 1 1/30/1989 A 2 P N

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 2 N

CHH 1 11/19/1989 A 3 U

H 2 2/27/1989 A 4 E

H 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2

H
S
S
S
H
H
H
S
S
H

1/21/1989
2/11/1989
2/16/1989
2/16/1989
3/21/1989
7/03/1989
7/03/1989
8/27/1989
8/29/1989
9/21/1989
9/21/1989
9/22/1989
10/05/1989
10/06/1989
10/08/1989
10/19/1989
10/25/1989
10/30/1989
10/31/1989 _
11/14/1989 B
11/14/1989 B
11/14/1989 A
11/14/1989 A
11/23/1989 C

T32

N
P
N
E
N

N M51
N

N M20
N

P T32
N B53
N

N M51
E
E

N B53
E

N E33
N C47
P K30
N M51
P K30
P T32
N M51

CHH 1 10/21/1989 A 3 P N S17

CHH 1 8/08/1989 A 1 N D38
CHH 1 8/12/1989 A 1 N D38

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SEE ALSO HEADOULANDS BUSINESS PARK

SEE ALSO MERIDIAN BUSINESS CAMPUS

SEE ALSO QUADRANGLE OFFICE PARK

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRICENTER (RALEIGH, N.C.)

SEE ALSO SOUTH SQUARE CORPORATE CENTER

SEE ALSO TREYBURN

SEE ALSO UDI INDUSTRIAL PARK

SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY TOWER

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT; STUDY INDICATES SLIGHT INCREASE DURING 1989...

INDUSTRIAL PARK PLANS ABANDONED

STUDY DOCUMENTS RTP'S ECONOMIC IMPACT

RESEARCH APPLICATION DISTRICT
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
RTP AGENCY SEEKS REZONING

RESEARCH FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO MEDICAL FRAUD
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PLAGIARISM
PANEL PROBES DUKE FOR FRAUD OVER USE OF DEBATED CANCER TEST

RESEARCH TRIANGLE FOUNDATION

RESEARCH PARK FIRMS SEEK EUROPEAN ALLIANCES

COMMITTEE SUGGESTS HOLDING RESEARCH PARK TAX RATE AT 2.31 CENTS

PARK 'GUIDING HAND' PLANS TO STEP DOWN

RTP AGENCY SEEKS REZONING

FOUNDATION TO PROMOTE RTP MORE VIGOROUSLY

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE

FEWER CITES TREAT HAZARDOUS WASTE

PARK INSTITUTE NAMES HEAD OF RESOURCES

STRESS DISORDER PLAGUES VIETNAM VETERANS

SCIENTIST'S GOAL: DEGRADABLE PLASTIC TO PROTECT SEAS

RTI TO CONDUCT AIDS SURVEY IN DALLAS

CORRECTIONS

THE SEARCH FOR SURER TESTING

RTI ANALYST HONORED BY COLOMBIAN BANK

SCIENTISTS WORKING ON DEVELOPING FIELD TEST FOR DETECTING PESTICIDE...

STUDY LOOKS AT RESPONSE TO MISSING CHILD CASES

AMERICA'S LARGEST RESEARCH PARK BEGINS AS EFFORT TO AVOID BRAIN DRAIN

STUDY SUGGESTS MOST WILL ASSIST AIDS SURVEY

INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTS HONORS DR. VIVIAN STANNETT

SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAMS LAG AT SOUTHERN COMPANIES

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE EXPECTS $90 MILLION IN BUSINESS

RESEARCH ON VACCINES IN PENTAGON PROJECT SPARKS CONCERN IN TRIANGLE

EDUCATION RESEARCH CENTER ESTABLISHED

RTI STUDY REVEALS 95X OF TOXIC WASTE IN WATER

RTI BOOK WAS SOURCE FOR BUSH SPEECH

CLARY NAMED VICE PRESIDENT OF ELECTRONICS, SYSTEMS AT RTI

BUSH'S ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM DRAWS FROM RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE

RTI CHEMIST DEVELOPS COLON CANCER FIGHTER

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, CHILD CARE

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CHILD CARE

SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
INSTITUTE SETS PLANNING SESSION TODAY ON RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK DAY CARE H
CO-OP DAY-CARE CENTER PLEASES PARENTS H

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, EMPLOYEES

RTI REVISES POLICY ON SMOKING TO ALLOW IT ONLY IN CERTAIN AREAS

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, PRESIDENT

RTI'S 1ST PRESIDENT TO STEP DOWN OCT. 1
INSTITUTE'S PRESIDENT PLANS TO STEP DOWN
WOOTEN WILL HEAD RTI
STAFF ENGINEER WOOTEN NAMED RTI PRESIDENT

H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1

1/29/1989
7/13/1989
8/25/1989

N K65

N

N

S 2 10/09/1989 C 1 P N H65

S 2 1/17/1989 C 1 N S92

H
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H

2 1/26/1989 C
2 4/21/1989 A
2 8/16/1989 B
2 10/09/1989 C
2 11/28/1989 A

1 N K65
14 N K65
1 P N M06
1 P N H65
1 P N E33

1/07/1989 C
1/07/1989 D
2/01/1989 B
2/04/1989 C
2/04/1989
2/06/1989
3/13/1989
3/24/1989
3/29/1989
4/01/1989
4/19/1989
4/26/1989
5/04/1989 B
5/11/1989 C
5/18/1989 B
5/22/1989 C
6/20/1989 B
7/17/1989 A
9/06/1989 A
9/21/1989 A
10/07/1989 C
11/24/1989 C

1
4
1
1
1
2
4
1
1
1
3
9
9
4
2
1
8
1
1

11
1
1

N K65
N R80
' F G59
N K65
N M06
N
E

N K65
N C60
N K65
F B53
N K65
N

N K65
N K65
N

N K65
N T77
N C60
N

N K65
N C60

2 3/29/1989 D
2 9/29/1989 C

11 N K65
1 P N K65

H 2 3/07/1989 A 1 N K65

S 2 6/27/1989 A 1 P N S92

H 2 6/28/1989 C 1 P N K65

S 2 7/31/1989 A 1 P N S92

H 2 8/01/1989 A 1 P N K65

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SUBJECTS

MAINTAINING VITALITY GOAL OF NEW RTI HEAD

KS^^(%SS^M^^ *90 MILLION IN HBKS8
AIDsTrESEARCH HELPS BOOST RTI'S RECORD *88.3 MILLION SALES

^^ SS^pSS^S^^^'^Y IN CERTAIN AREAS

^SS^SOIlt™TI0NAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP., RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE ALSO MAPS, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
FRIDAY'S 'PEOPLE' MOVING TO RTP
BRITISH COMPANY STUDIES RTP SITE
FEW BUDGET PLUMS OFFERED FOR TRIANGLE
RESEARCH PARK FIRMS SEEK EUROPEAN ALLIANCES
TRMNGLE WORLDTRADE mTER SETS UP SHOP WITH NEW BOARD
ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS BLAST RTP MEETING
SECURITY JUSTIFIED, SCIENTISTS CLAIM
STEEL FIRM TO OPEN 1ST U.S. CENTER IN RTP
KOBE STEEL PLANNING RTP RESEARCH LAB
APPLE INTRODUCES NEW PRODUCTS TO TRIANGLE
CUTS WOULD ELIMINATE BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
DNS OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE PLANT CLOSING JUNE 2
DURHAM TO GET TEXTILE, BIOTECH PLANTS

g%£g! «| UfaS-Hfe FIGHT DISEASE

WS&W&S8& iK^l C^SKSPECT NOW...A LOT MORE
TRIANGLE TRANSIT BOARD NEEDS TO MOVE AHEAD
NIEHS PLANS NEW BUILDINGS IN PARK
LEGISLATORS GET SNEAK PREVIEW

TRlS^^IENTISTf^UL^BE KEY PLAYERS IN BUSH'S CLEAN-AIR PLAN

CONFERENCE TO EXRCSETT-NDS AND NEEDS IN BIOCHEMICAL ENGINEERING

N.Y. FIRM MAY HOVE TO RTP

JAPANESE FIRM HEADS TO RTP

DURHAM COUNTY WILL GET REICHHOLD HEADQUARTERS

fl_3TIGI0OS SCIENCE GROUP MOVING TO RESEARCH PARK

MORE BRAIN POWER ,__ _, „_

HARRIS BUYS GE CENTER IN RTP

MARRIOTT TO BUILD RTP RESIDENCE INN

GE MAY OPEN RTP JET-ENGINE PLANT _ _____

2 NEW NIEHS BUILDINGS GET HOUSE PANEL BOOST
DEVELOPER MAY LURE IBM TO ADD TRIANGLE FACILITY
STUDY DOCUMENTS RTP'S ECONOMIC IMPACT
SUPERCOMPUTER ARRIVES AT CENTER IN RTP

SPSS Ks^STlK A?IeST PLACE TO OPERATE

TRIANGLE QUALITY ASSURANCE PROFESSIONALS ORGANIZE

U.N. OF COMPANIES SPROUTS AROUND DURHAM

FOREIGN FIRMS SEE DURHAM AS PROGRESSIVE _____

RTP BUSINESS BRIEFS/DROEGE INC. ATTRACTS FUNDING

ROAD BOARD MAY OK DAVIS DRIVE PAVING

BASF IS MOVING AGRICULTURAL UNIT OFFICES TO RTP

STATE TRaKtATIONBO^D OKS PAVING DAVIS DRIVE EXTENSION

SOIENTIFTC-RESEARCH SOCIETY PICKS ALEXANDER DRIVE LOCATION

OHIO BUSINESS TO MOVE TORTP

sanfdrd: U.S. LOSING COMPETITIVE ED6E

S^iST°HEaSt^ r^K?? BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER

SEBSlPR-S^^ImsSSM^I NEGOTIATES FOR BUILDING SITE IN
F^ILY^IENTEDCOMPANY CHRISTMAS PARTIES BECOMING NORM
RTP TO GET THE LATEST IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS

RBEB_gEJ__?ffi HM-fl SOME RTPSCIENTISTS
TESTING BILL GETS MIXED REACTION AT RTP

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H 2 9/07/1989 B 6 N K65

H 2 5/18/1989 B 2 N K65
H 2 11/16/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 3/07/1989 A 1 N K65

CHH 1

1/14/1989 A

1 P N L90

S

2

1/17/1989 A

1 N H65

H

2

1/19/1989 C

1 N R53

H

2

1/26/1989 C

1 N K65

H

2

2/11/1989 B

3 P N K65

CHH 1

2/19/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

1 N S17

S

2

3/13/1989 A

1 N

H

2

3/14/1989 A

8 N

H

2

3/14/1989 A

12 N K65

H

2

3/17/1989 A

1 N K65

H

2

3/31/1989 A

1 P N C47

S

2

3/31/1989 A

1 N S92

H

2

4/04/1989 A

1 N K65

H

2

4/11/1989 C

1 N C60

H

2

4/19/1989 D

5 N K65

H

2

4/30/1989 D

6 P N K65

S

2

5/15/1989 A

4 E

H

2

5/24/1989 C

10 N K65

CHH

1

6/08/1989 A

3 P N D38

H

2

6/14/1989 D

9 N

H

2

6/15/1989 C

4 N K65

H

2

6/20/1989 B

5 N K65

H

2

6/27/1989 A

1 N K65

S

2

6/27/1989 A

1 N

H

2

6/28/1989 A

1 P N K65

H

2

6/29/1989 C

1 N K65

H

2

7/02/1989 D

4 E

S

2

7/06/1989 A

1 M N

S

2

7/18/1989 A

1 M N C61

S

2

7/25/1989 A

1 M N M06

H

2

8/01/1989 B

1 N K65

S

2

8/08/1989 A

1 M N C61

CHH 1

8/25/1989 A

7 N

H

2

8/26/1989 C

1 P N K65

S

2

8/28/1989 A

4 E

H

2

9/03/1989 D

6 N K65

H

2 10/01/1989 D

6 N K65

s

2 10/02/1989 A

1 M N S78

s

2 10/02/1989 A

1 C N S78

H

2 10/08/1989 B

8 N K65

S

2 10/13/1989 C

1 N C61

H

2 10/17/1989 C

1 N

S

2 10/17/1989 C

1 N C61

S

2 10/17/1989 C

1 N

H

2 10/26/1989 B

6 N K65

H

2 11/14/1989 B

1 N C60

H

2 11/16/1989 C

8 N

H

2 11/17/1989 C

1 N K65

S

2 11/27/1989 A

1 N

RTP H

2 11/29/1989 C

1 N K65

H

2 12/25/1989 C

1 N K65

H

2 12/28/1989 B

1 N K65

H

2

2/11/1989 A

1 N K65

H

2

2/17/1989 A

1 N K65

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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
SEE ALSO IMPERIAL CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C., FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO WORLD TRADE CENTERS (N.C.)
HELP FOR OUR LITTLE BUSINESSES

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS HASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
7 PRIVATE INCINERATORS BURN NUCLEAR WASTE
GLAXO SEEKS N-WASTE INCINERATOR

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, HISTORY

HILL, STILL GOING STRONG AT 87, EXCITED ABOUT ANOTHER BUILDING

AMERICA'S LARGEST RESEARCH PARK BEGINS AS EFFORT TO AVOID BRAIN DRAIN

ONCE POOR FARMLAND, RTP IS BECOMING URBAN CENTER

SIGNS OF TIMES

RTP HOME OF MANY MODERN INVENTIONS

RTP PROSPERED IN 1980'S, GROWING WITH TRENDS

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ZONING

2,500 ACRES STILL AWAIT USE IN RTP

THOROUGHFARE PLAN HITS ROADBLOCK AT MEETING

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, POST OFFICE

POST OFFICE RENOVATIONS CAUSE MOVE

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, SIGNS
SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
SIGNS OF TIMES
RTP HOME OF MANY MODERN INVENTIONS

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ZONING

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
RTP AGENCY SEEKS REZONING

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL (FORMERLY PRIVATE IND. COUNCIL)
SEE ALSO WiyATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL (NOW RESEARCH TRIANGLE PRIVATE INDUSTRY
WOMAN COMPLETES TRAINING FOR FIRST JOB IN 14 YEARS
TRAINING PROGRAMS OPEN DOORS TO JOBS
JOB HUNTING

LYON PARK SKILLS PROGRAM SUSPENDED
JOBS PROGRAM SHELVED
JOB-TRAINING TRUCE SOUGHT
NEW PROGRAM AIMS SKILLS AT PEOPLE IN POVERTY

RESEARCH TRIANGLE WORLD TRADE CENTER
SEE ALSO WORLD TRADE CENTERS (N.C.)
TRIANGLE WORLD TRADE CENTER SETS UP SHOP WITH NEW BOARD
FORMTO VICE PRESIDENT AT TELECOM IS ELECTED WORLD TRADE CHAIRMAN
GRESS CHOICE FOR WORLD TRADE CENTER PRESIDENT
WORLD TRADE CENTER TO OPEN IN OCTOBER

RESEARCH TRIANGLE TRADE CENTER RECEIVES DELEGATION FROM ANGOLA
RTP WORLD TRADE CENTER SETS OPENING FOR NOV. 10
WORLD TRADE CENTER IN TRIANGLE WILL BE ONE OF SEVERAL IN STATE
RESEARCH TRIANGLE TRADE CENTER OPEN SOON
WORLD TRADE CENTER OPENS "ONE STOP FOREIGN MARKET"
CENTER 'OPENS WORLD' TO SMALLER FIRMS
TRADE CENTER NEARS $1.5 MILLION SUPPORT GOAL

CHH 1 8/25/1989 A 7 N

H 2 12/06/1989 A 4 E

H
H

2 6/25/1989 A
2 11/17/1989 A

1 M N K65
1 N K65

H
S
S
S
S
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2 1/03/1989 C
2 4/19/1989 F
2 4/24/1989 A
2 4/24/1989 A
2 4/24/1989 A
2 12/30/1989 A

1 P N K65
3 P F B53
1 F
7 PP T37
7 N B53
1 D N K65

S 2 11/01/1989 A 1 M N E33
H 2 11/02/1989 A 1 N R63

H 2 11/02/1989 B 1 N K65

S 2 4/24/1989 A 7 P P T37
S 2 4/24/1989 A 7 N B53

S 2 10/09/1989 C 1 P N H65

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S

2 1/03/1989 A

1 PQ H65

S

2 1/06/1989 A

4 E

S

2 3/08/1989 C

12 PP T37

H

2 4/04/1989 C

1 N C47

H

2 4/06/1989 A

4 E

H

2 4/13/1989 A

4 E

S

2 10/18/1989 B

1 P N H65

H

2 2/11/1989 B

3 P N K65

H

2 4/08/1989 C

2 N P41

H

2 8/09/1989 C

1 P N K65

H

2 8/12/1989 C

1 P N K65

H

2 9/24/1989 D

6 M N K65

H

2 10/20/1989 B

5 N K65

H

2 10/29/1989 D

6 P N K65

H

2 11/03/1989 B

6 N K65

H

2 11/11/1989 C

1 P N K65

S

2 11/11/1989 C

1 P N E33

H

2 12/06/1989 C

5 N K65

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RESEARCH TRICENTER (RALEIGH, N.C.)
WAREHOUSE PRICE SAID $17 NILLION

^^ALSO CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO LAKE MICHIE
SEE ALSO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR

SfcSEffi KWOtBUVKlim PRINTED 1-16-89)
CHOICE OF RESERVOIR SITE 'TOO EARLY TO CALL'

^BOROUGH TO HEAR REPORT ON RESERVOIR SITE
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR PROPOSAL TRIMMED

S5« mnggr

^SWS^^S^m BOARD TO CONSIDER LEAVING...
^SffS^Sn TALK/JAMES R. SMITH

WmJBJSiKWiE* Scheie

SoTIi^SSf&FICATION PRINTED 3-22-89)

hilBborouh iCDHOTTC seizing county land for new reservoir

MAYOR'S COMMENTS TttENJW OF CONTEXT'
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO CCQFERATION?
RESERVOIR LOCATION PROBABLY DECIDED
COMMISSIONERS CLAIM NO FEAR OF CATES' EFFORTS
hSBo^STWO5 BY RESERVOIR DECISION
HIUJ^WUGHI FORGOES APRIL PLANNING MEETING
NEliRESERVOIR QFTraN 'FOUND' BY HILLSBOROUGH mnlw^v
HILLSBOraUGH TO WORK WITH ORANGE-ALAMANCE ON WATER SUPPLY
PLA^GBMRD OBJECTS TO COMMISSIONERS' SNUB
COMMISSIONERS IGNORE RESERVOIR FACTS
ARE COMMISSIONERS HIDINGSOMETHING?
PLANNERS ASK DELAY OF RESERVOIR DECISION
ORANKCOUNTY MARD SELECTS SITEFOR RESERVOIR
PLANNING BOARD BUCKS COMMISSIONERS

g^Ki^Son£S!RoSAK<1ans new m ON SEVEN mile CREEK

SmT MEBAJC PROJECT TO BOOST THEIR WATER SUPPLY
^PREDICTS AGREEMENT "cWSEVENMILE CREEK RESERVOIR
COMMISSIONERS WANT CONTROL OF ^fERVOIR
HILLSBOROUGH A STEP CLOSER TO BUILDING DURHAM PIPELINE

THE SHOW MUST NOT GO M MW

BOARDS TO DISCUSS RESERVOIR ISSUES

A STEP TOWARD THE SPIGGOT

COUNTY, TOWN TO CONSIDER RESERVOIR . ___

EuXSBOROUGH TO CONSIDER $4.5 MILLION RESERVOIR BOND

HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO SEEK WATER BOND; OFFICIALS CALL ACTION FIRST STEP

RES£RVrjWNDI»«RES RUSTY WATER WOES, CRITICS SAY

COUNTY COOL ON TOWN BOND PROPOSAL

COOPERATION NEEDED TO FILL ttSERVOIR

TOWN, COUNTY TO WRESTLE WATER ISSUES

OFFICIALS IRON OUT RESERVOIR ISSUES

BOND VOTE COULD COME NEXT SPRING

1-85 WOULD DEGRADE SEVEN MILE WATER

WATER BOND DELAYED, MEETING ISCANCELED

OWASA ADDRESSES NELLO TEER PLANT CLOSING

S 2 10/26/1989 C 1 M N C61

BY AUGUST

CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2

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cm i

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1/04/1989

1/05/1989

1/10/1989

1/15/1989

1/15/1989

1/16/1989

1/18/1989

1/19/1989

1/31/1989

2/14/1989

2/14/1989

2/15/1989

2/15/1989

2/16/1989

2/16/1989

2/20/1989

2/20/1989

2/21/1989

2/22/1989

2/27/1989

3/08/1989

3/11/1989

3/16/1989

3/21/1989

3/21/1989

3/22/1989

3/23/1989

3/23/1989

3/24/1989

4/01/1989

4/01/1989

4/05/1989

4/08/1989

4/08/1989

4/11/1989

4/13/1989

4/13/1989

4/14/1989

4/18/1989

4/19/1989

4/19/1989

4/21/1989

4/22/1989

5/19/1989

6/06/1989

6/08/1989

6/09/1989

6/09/1989

6/30/1989

7/03/1989

8/09/1989

8/14/1989

8/15/1989

8/16/1989

8/17/1989

8/20/1989

8/21/1989

8/22/1989

8/23/1989

8/24/1989

8/28/1989

9/16/1989

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3 P N M20

2 N M20
1 M N H70

1 P N M20

3 N M20

2 N
N R63
N R63
N M20
N R63
N M20
N M20
N R63
N M20
N R63
N R63
U

N R63
N
U
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N M20
N M20
N M20
N R63
N R63
N R63
L
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N M20
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3
3

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1

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1

1

4

1

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4

3

3 I

3

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1

1

4

4

1

1

N M20
N H90
N H90
N M20
L
E

N M20
N M20
N M20
L
E

N H60
N M20
N M20
N D38
E

N M20
E
N

N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
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N H90
N M20
N M20
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N M25

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COUNTY MAY LOOK AT DIFFERENT SITE FOR NEU RESERVOIR
OFFICIALS RETHINK INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT 'IDEA'
JOHNSON, CATES AT ODDS ON DURHAM PIPELINE PLAN
HILLSBOROUGH RESERVOIR IS BETTER CHOICE
JOHNSON'S BOARD SEAT UP FOR GRABS
BETTER RELATIONS PREDICTED
COUNTY URGED TO RETHINK RESERVOIR

RESIDENTIAL SERVICES INC.

LIVING OUT ON THEIR OWN - TOGETHER
NEU HONE PUTS LOST INDEPENDENCE NEARER

RESISTING ARREST

3 ARRESTED IN BRAGTOUN STAND-OFF

POLICE LOG/DURHAM HAN HELD FOR RESISTING ARREST

RESOLVE, INC. (INFERTILITY GROUP)
SEE ALSO INFERTILITY
FOR MANY COUPLES, INFERTILITY BRINGS ANGER, PAIN

RESPIRATORY DISEASES
SEE LUNG DISEASES

RESPITE CARE

SEE ALSO CHILD CARE

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED

SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
MENTALLY RETARDED CREATE SPECIAL BABYSITTING NEEDS
TAKING CARE OF RELATIVES CAN EXACT A HEAVY TOLL

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH
CHH
CHH

10/05/1989
10/14/1989
11/01/1989
CHH 1 11/05/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
12/15/1989

1 P N M20
3 N W57
N W57
E

N U57
N M20
N M20

CHH 1 5/15/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 5/15/1989 A 3 P N S17

S 2 1/13/1989 C 1 N B53
CHH 1 4/11/1989 A 8 N

H 2 10/15/1989 B 1 P N K65

2 9/25/1989 B
2 11/27/1989 A

CHH 1 8/31/1989 A 3 P N M20

REST HOMES, N.C.

SEE ALSO G^PICAREY "^ CtmjNITY ADVIS0RY COMMITTEE FOR CHATHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH CARE
8S± SSiP^^yPSS PRC^AM TAKING RECREATION TO AREA REST HOMES CHH 1 3/04/1989 A
DRUG PROBLEMS IN REST HOMES PROMPT ACTION CHH 1 3/04/1989 A

BOARD ENDORSES OUTREACH LEGISLATION CHH 1 4/06/1989 A

REST ROOMS

SEE ALSO TOILETS
CHAMBER SEEKS SUPPORT FOR REST ROOMS

RESTAURANTS, CHAPEL HILL

SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C. , RESTAURANTS

RESTAURANTS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO ALEXANDER'S (DURHAM, N.C. RESTAURANT)

SEE ALSO ANOTHERTHYME

SEE ALSO APPLES IN BRIGHTLEAF

SEE ALSO CHINA INN (RESTAURANT)

SEE ALSO CLAIRE'S (RESTAURANT)

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BARS

SEE ALSO GREEN CANDLE (RESTAURANT)

SEE ALSO LYNETTE'S RESTAURANT

SEE ALSO MARK'S CAFE AT FIVE POINTS

SEE ALSO ROSEBUD'S

SEE ALSO SANITATION RATINGS

SEE ALSO SEVENTH STREET (RESTAURANT)

SEE ALSO WEEPING RADISH (RESTAURANT)
YOU'LL LOVE IT AS KYOTO CHEFS PLAY WITH YOUR FOOD H 2 1/20/1989

STICK TO SIMPLE FARE AT PINEY POINT GRILL H 2 2/03/1989

MAGNOLIA COMBINATIONS SURPRISE SUCCESSES H 2 2/10/1989

THE WARNING SIGN WAS POSTED AT EL RODEO H 2 2/17/1989

THE EAVESDROPPING WAITER AND OTHER RESTAURANT TALES H 2 2/24/1989

DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT WILL OPEN TOMORROW S 2 2/^7/1989

SUPPING AT BAKATSIAS CUISINE IS A SPLENDOR-FILLED EXPERIENCE H 2 3/03/1989

JONGS OFFER HISTORY LESSONS... IN REBUILT CHINA INN (CORRECTED 4-2-89) H 2 3/12/1989
EDDIE'S A PLACE YOU COULD MAKE YOUR OWN H 2 3/17/1989

GREEN CANDLE HAS SIMPLE FOOD THAT'S SIMPLY MOUTH-WATERING H 2 3/24/1989

1 D G S22
6 P G SS6

3 PN M20
3 N
3 N

R
R
R
R
R
N

R D77
N P38
R D77
R D77

D77
D77
D77
D77
D77

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LUNCH ON THE LOOP; YOU CAN'T SAY THERE'S NO PLACE TO EAT WWNTOUN

RESTAURANTS TO COMPETE TODAY IN BLCOD DONATIONS 'BATTLE OF BOULEVARD'

THE SEARCH FOR AN AUTHENTIC HOAGIE ENDS

DOWNTOWN TO GET NEW MCDONALD'S

MCDONALD'S CHAIN BUYS DOWNTOWN LOT

THERE'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT AT NINTH STREET BAKERY, TOO

NICK'S CAFE PATRONS URGED TO GET HEPATITIS INOCULATION

FfCD, LODGING BUSINESSES HAVING SELLOUT WEEKEND ^^^ M«— .

THE BREAKFAST SPECIAL/AREA RESTAURANTS RECOUNT STRANGE CUSTOMER REQUESTS

if^FACTIC^PIZZ^ISN'T BEST, IT STILL MUST RANK NEAR THE TOP

RESTWJRATE^Ly FOOD COURT'S LOU RENTALRATES UNFAIR

'FOOD FIGHT' LOOMS OVER PLANS FOR OLD ARMORY

FOOD-COURT FEES GRIPE DOWNTOWN RESTAURATEURS

DESPITE PROTEST, CITY OKS FESTIVE MARKET

COUNCIL APPROVES CONVERTING CIVIC CENTER TO RESTAURANTS

FESTIVE MARKET PLAN BIG GAMBLE BY CITY

GLOOM HITS FESTIVE MARKET

FIRST SIGNS OF DRILLING

NOSTALGIA FOR THE WAY IT WAS

REASONABLE, YES; LIGHT AND FRESH, NO

ISLER^SA^S^MnWlSES IN FOOD COURT CREATION COSTS
ISLER SAYS HE HAS FINANCES FOR CIVIC CENTER FOOB COURT
DEVELOPER ISLER MEETS CITY DEADLINE
DEVELOPER WANTS LOWER FOOD-COURT RENT
THEATER PROJECT NEEDS PUSH _ __

ffil^sffi HUBMIB« FROM FOOD, SERVICE

RESTAURANTS, N.C. „ .Jlt.„-^1_

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, RESTAURANTS
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, ORANGE COUNTY

THE HILLTOP IS WELL WORTH A TRIP OUT OF YOUR UAY

'FLY-IN' STEAK HOUSE RARE TREAT

HOMESTEAD STEAKHOUSE IS WORTH THE SEARCH

SPRING SURMISES AWAIT IN LAMAISW I DES ™FFLES

IRREGARDLESS OF YOUR TASTE PREFERENCE, THIS VEGETARIAN FARE IS WORTH...

NEW PLACE, SAME MENU

RESTAURANTS, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, RESTAURANTS

SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, N.C mmm

?&WW£¥$^^. GRADING THE RESTAURANTS
'I DON'T INTEND FOR THIS TO BE A PAINFUL EXPERIENCE'
LU-E-G'S LIVES!

"=3*238 B^S&miaC HOMES <*D BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS, N.C
SEE ALSO PAINT

SEE ALSO STAWILLfcENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY (NOW STAGVILLE PRESERV....)

^yrSlW^'^SSc^STWILD* GC*L Cf vKXiMEER RETIREES... H 2

TO St&TO^ BACKAGAIN; PIECE BY PIECE, A HOUSE IS REBUILT... CHH 1

COURTHOUSE WORK TO COST MORE THAN EXPECTED \

PUBLIC PROJECTS COSTLY " f

RENEWAL, PRESERVATION! GOOD PARTNERS CW 1

DUKE LIBRARY LOOKING TO PRESERVE BOOKS \ \

WHEN A HOMEOWNER CARES ENOUGH TO STRIP A HOUSE BARE, IT SHOWS H 2

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6 P F Zll

H

2 4/05/1989 C

3 N

H

2 4/14/1989 D

7 R D77

S

2 4/25/1989 A

1 M N S78

H

2 4/26/1989 D

10 M N S69

H

2 5/05/1989 D

4 P R D77

H

2 5/10/1989 A

1 M N R63

H

2 5/14/1989 B

1 N S69

H

2 5/17/1989 B

1 P F S56

H

2 5/26/1989 A

4 E

H

2 6/09/1989 D

4 P R D77

H

2 8/02/1989 D

5 P P S76

H

2 9/08/1989 B

1 N N36

S

2 9/08/1989 C

1 P N C61

S

2 9/18/1989 A

1 N C61

S

2 9/19/1989 A

1 P N C61

H

2 9/20/1989 C

3 N '

S

2 9/20/1989 A

4 E

H

2 9/23/1989 A

4 E

S

2 9/29/1989 C

1 P P R56

H

2 10/05/1989 A

4 E

H

2 10/13/1989 D

7 R D77

H

2 11/03/1989 D

13 A

S

2 11/20/1989 A

1 N C61

S

2 12/18/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2 12/20/1989 C

2 N

S

2 12/20/1989 C

1 P N C61

H

2 12/22/1989 A

4 E

S

2 12/22/1989 A

4 E

H

2 12/24/1989 D

6 P N C60

H

2 1/13/1989 D

7 P R D77

H

2 2/19/1989 D

6 P N T33

H

2 3/10/1989 D

7 R D77

H

2 3/31/1989 D

4 R D77

H

2 4/28/1989 D

5 P R D77

CHH 1 9/14/1989 A

3 P N H90

CHH 1 4/19/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1 6/11/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1 6/11/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1 10/16/1989 A

3 P N W57

1/03/1989 B

1/09/1989 A

1/11/1989

1/15/1989

2/17/1989

5/25/1989

6/04/1989

N

N H90
N A54
E
E
N
N C47

RETAIL SALES

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. SALES

DURHAM RETAILERS SEE BRISK BUSINESS

RETAIL SALES, DURHAM

S 2 12/27/1989 A 1 P N E33

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SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM

MERCHANTS SAY HOLIDAY SALES FAR FROM SOUPY

POST-HOLIDAY THAW FILLS MALLS WITH SHOPPERS

RETARDED CITIZENS, DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATON FOR

SEE DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS

RETIN-A

TREATMENT TRETINOIN IS EFFECTIVE IN THE REMOVAL OF FINE WRINKLES

RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
EX-OFFICERS' OFFICERS

RETIRED PERSONS
SEE AGING

SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS

RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

KEEPING LEGACY OF BOOKS ALIVE,- STUDENTS RECEIVE ONE-ON-ONE ATTENTION

HERE'S HELP FOR TAXING PROBLEM

COUNTY TO HONOR SENIOR CITIZENS WHO GIVE TIME TO HELP OTHERS

RETIREES TO HELP CHILDREN AT LIBRARIES

PREPARING FOR TAXING TIMES

RETIREMENT HOMES

SEE ALSO CAROL WOODS (RETIREMENT COMPLEX)
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING

CAMBRIDGE RETIREMENT COMPLEX CONSTRUCTION SLATED FOR SUMMER

HOW TO PLAN A RETIREMENT HOME

CHAPEL HILL MAY GET NEW CARE FACILITY FOR ELDERLY

TWO RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES ON DRAWING BOARDS

RETIREMENT PROGRAMS

SEE ALSO DOUBLE-DIPPING

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES, RETIREMENT BENEFITS

SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS

ON RETIREMENT: 'PLAN NOW FOR LATER'

RETIRING EMPLOYEES DESERVE PROTECTION

UNC SLATES RETIREES CONFERENCE

RETROVIR

SEE ALSO AZT (AZIDOTHYMINE)

SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME

AIDS ACTIVISTS ARRESTED IN RTP

4 ACTIVISTS STORM BURROUGHS WELLCOME IN PROTEST OVER COST OF AIDS DRUG

DRUG COMPANY NO BULLY

BURROUGHS WELLCOME TO DROP CHARGES AGAINST AIDS ACTIVISTS

RETURNABLE BOTTLES
SEE ALSO BOTTLES
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
SUPPORT FOR BOTTLE BILL GROWS IN ALAMANCE

REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY)

SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION

MERRICK MOORE 'OLDIES' DEFEAT HILLSIDE 'GOODIES'

LINCOLN ALUMNI RECALL POOR FACILITIES, GOOD TIMES

VETERANS GATHER

NATIONAL GUARD UNIT REUNION RECALLS 'WAR, RUMORS OF WAR'

442ND'S LEADERS RECOLLECT V-E DAY

THE REUNION} FACING UP TO OURSELVES

DESPITE RAIN, THIS REUNION WAS A DUKE DAY AFTERNOON/TUESDAY TALK

REVERSE DISCRIMINATION

SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION

SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S 2 5/30/1989 C 1 N T77
H 2 12/27/1989 A 1 N

CHH 1 12/29/1989 A 5 U
S 2 1/28/1989 A 8 P P K30

CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1

1/21/1989
3/05/1989
5/03/1989
9/20/1989
11/18/1989

PN C62

E
P N

N
P P L38

CHH 1 3/02/1989 A 1 P N S17

CHH 1 4/07/1989 A 6 N

CHH 1 6/22/1989 A 3 N H90

H 2 10/22/1989 B 1 M N N36

CHH 1 3/07/1989 A
S 2 4/22/1989 A
CHH 1 9/20/1989 A

S 2 4/25/1989 A

H 2 4/26/1989 A

H 2 5/01/1989 A

S 2 5/04/1989 A

3 P N L90

4 E
9 N

1 N
1 P N C47
4 E
1 N B53

H 2 2/16/1989 C 3 N H60

S

CHH

S

S

CHH

H

H

1/03/1989 B
7/03/1989 A
9/09/1989
9/16/1989
9/17/1989
9/24/1989
10/03/1989

U A76
N M20
P K30
N B53
N H90
F
U WIS

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJE

DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND
DURHAM'S MIWRITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND
MINORITY RULING CASTS PALL OVER ORDINANCES
UNC OFFICERS CLAIM REVERSE DISCRIMINATION
THE FLIP SIDE OF ANTI-BIAS
MAKE SENSE, CITY HALL _ .^
HARDIN DENIES GRIEVANCE BY UNC OFFICER
REPORT CRITICIZES COMPLAINT PROCESS

pcUTCTJQ ART

fefiSWs HTO ^KS^RIER BETWEEN PEOPLE, ART
JUROrVcHOICES DISAPPOINT IN DURHAM ART GUILD'S SHOW

S^SSTiSS^^JS'SSm ART OF CULTURAL ROOTS

WEAVING OF. FROM NATURE „ „, „„,

ARTISTS ARE SPIRITUAL KIN (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-18-89)

FaffllP^IN^DEXHIBITION A PORTRAIT WITHOUT THE PEOPLE
NOE^SNEONi uKtIST NOE BLENDS SCULPTURE, TECHNOLOGY

E^IMTsfATHollw's'Af -OLDtTAGEL£SS ART; NEW PAINTINGS BY GINA GILMOUR

HEBREW 'TESTIMONY' SHOWS TIES THAT BIND

SUOMALAINEN MASTERY LIES IN UNIVERSALS ^^

EARLY CEZANNE: GREATNESS AMONG TRIALS AND ERRORS

ARTISTRY SHINES THROUGHA MASTERY OFTECHNIOUE

N.C. FARES POORLY IN WOMEN ARTISTS EXHIBIT

BELL'S PAINTINGS OF NUDES EXAMINE MALE EXPERIENCE

EXPRESSIONISM FILLS GATEWOOD'S WORKS

ART GUILD MEMBERS' SHOW

PORTRAITS OF A SOUTHERN PAST ^^^^

HOMER'S ART DOCUMENTS BLACKS AT A CROSSROADS

EXHIBIT SHOWS A MERGING OF ART WITH REAL WORLD

NX. STATEGRAD RETURNS TO EXHIBIT PAINTINGS

DANCE, ART SHARE COMMCW CONCERNS

♦BALLETOMANIA': THEATER AS SHARED ART

ARTIST'S PREFERRED MEDIUM IS STILL WOOD BLOCK PRINTS

WHO SHOULD DECIDE WHAT ART THE PUBLIC CAN SEE?

A CLOSER LOOK AT FOLK ART _

3 SHOWS, 3 ARTISTS, 3 STYLES

OPPOSITE ENDS OF SAME ARTISTIC LINE

OUTSIDER ART IS A FORM OF THERAPY

TEAPOTS AT CEDAR CREEK A SHOW OF BORN-AGAIN CLAY

worrier mitchell best of guild trio

Sing my wat at duke is deep, varied, personal

MUSEUM OF HISTORY SORTS PRESENT FOR FUTURE

^P^SE^kTO^NTfcHRONICLE THE HALE JOURNEY

WInKsCULPTURES IN LUTRADUR CONTEST SHOWN IN TRIANGLE

PICTURES AT 2 EXHIBITIONS

THE FULL CIRCLE IN BLACK AND WHITE

HUGGINS: MISSING CONNECTION

DSffir/^JrSpSff™ S GAP BETWEEN ARTIST, PUBLIC

DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN UPHOLD N.C.'S GOOD NAME

IMPRINT OF AN UNLIKELY PAIR

IN NEW WORK, A DARKER MAY

A SHOW FOR MEZZATESTA'S MISSION

HE'S ENERGIZEB/'CURRENT ADVENTURES'

JURIED ART SHOW GETS PEOPLE TALKING --—-.„

THIS ART FROM BUENOS AIRES JUST LIKE REST OF EUROPE'S mmn„„

VITALITY StWoUT IN SCULPTURE SHOW BY DUKE HISTORY STUDENTS

^SEE^AlTaUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTOMANUFACTURERS)
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: TWO NEW PONTIACS ARE REAL EYE-CATCHERS

REVIEN^B0URITTEN IN LETTER FORM SHOWS FULL LITERARY POWERS OF LEE SMITH
THEME OF LOLLYPOP BOOKS CWTINl£S UNDER LEADERSHIP OF CAROLINA WREN...

C T S

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N

E E

L Y

P

D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S

2 1/23/1989 A

1 N H70

S

2 1/23/1989 A

1 N H65

s

2 2/21/1989 A

1 P N H70

CHH 1 6/16/1989 A

1 N S17

H

2 7/15/1989 A

4 E

H

2 9/25/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 10/01/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1 10/01/1989 A

1 N S17

H

2 1/06/1989 D

6 P R 668

H

2 1/13/1989 D

5 P R 568

H

2 1/20/1989 D

5 P R G68

H

2 1/27/1989 D

13 P R 668

H

2 2/03/1989 D

6 P R G68

H

2 2/10/1989 D

7 P R 668

H

2 2/17/1989 D

6 P R 668

H

2 2/18/1989 A

2 N

H

2 2/24/1989 D

4 P R 668

H

2 2/24/1989 D

9 P F M60

H

2 3/03/1989 D

4 P R 668

H

2 3/10/1989 D

6 P R 668

H

2 3/17/1989 D

5 R G68

H

2 4/07/1989 D

4 P R 668

H

2 4/14/1989 D

5 P R 668

H

2 4/21/1989 D

4 P R 668

H

2 4/30/1989 E

9 P R 668

H

2 4/30/1989 E

10 P R L59

H

2 5/07/1989 E

9 P R 568

H

2 5/21/1989 E

9 P R 568

H

2 5/28/1989 E

1 P F 668

H

2 5/28/1989 E

1 P F W66

H

2 6/04/1989 E

8 P R 668

H

2 6/11/1989 E

10 P R 668

S

2 6/22/1989 D

10 R L34

H

2 6/25/1989 E

9 P R 568

H

2 7/02/1989 E

8 P R 668

H

2 7/09/1989 E

8 P U 668

H

2 7/16/1989 E

8 P R 668

H

2 7/23/1989 E

8 P R 668

H

2 7/30/1989 E

9 P R 668

H

2 8/06/1989 E

8 P R 568

H

2 8/20/1989 E

8 P R 568

H

2 8/27/1989 E

9 P R 568

H

2 8/27/1989 E

10 P R L59

H

2 9/03/1989 E

8 P R 568

H

2 9/10/1989 E

10 P R G68

H

2 9/17/1989 E

9 P U 568

H

2 9/24/1989 E

9 P R 568

H

2 10/01/1989 E

8 P R 668

H

2 10/08/1989 E

8 P R 668

H

2 10/15/1989 E

9 P R 568

H

2 10/22/1989 E

9 P U 568

H

2 10/29/198? E

8 P U 668

H

2 11/05/1989 E

8 P R 668

H

2 11/12/1989 E

8 P N 568

H

2 11/19/1989 E

8 P R 668

H

2 11/26/1989 E

9 P R 668

H

2 12/01/1989 D

5 P B B71

H

2 12/10/1989 E

10 P U 568

H

2 12/17/1989 E

8 P R 668

H

2 12/24/1989 E

8 P R 568

H

2 10/05/1989 D

1 P R

H

2 1/01/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2 1/08/1989 D

3 P U H45

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989 -

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N E

P D — DATE-

ANNE TYLER DRAWS 'THE WORLD PLAIN IN ALL ITS SKEWED REALITY'

NOVEL SET IN DURHAM SHOWS COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HAN AND WOMAN

TAR HEEL POETRY LOVERS BLESSED WITH VARIETY OF NEW PUBLICATIONS

LOYD LITTLE'S THIRD BOOK A ROLLICKING, BOURBON-CURED YARN

SIX LINKED ESSAYS SERVE AS BIOGRAPHY FOR UPDIKE

NEWBERRY AWARD WINNER WRITES ONLY FOR 'PEOPLE'

'WRITING THE BOOK BECAME A WAY OF REFLECTING MY GRIEF'

'FREE POETIC FORMAT SETS TONE FOR LOVE

THE MAGIC OF BOOKS— 'YOU CAN TRANSFER DREAMS OF STORIES TO THE READER'

EXCELLENT POETS CAUGHT UP IN CONTEMPORARY TIME FRAME

FRED CHAPPELL OFFERS HEALING 'JOURNEY' WITH NEW VOLUME

TAR HEEL POET WAS TECHNICAL INNOVATOR

HEALTH BOOK ATTEMPTS TO GET RID OF MYTHS

CAT STORIES PROVIDE FINE ENTERTAINMENT

GAIL GODWIN IS 'TELLER OF TALES' WITH SOUTHERN VOICE (CORRECTED 7-16-89) H

HER FIRST BOOK EVINCES RICH PROMISE H

STORY OF DURHAM IS COLORFUL CONTRIBUTION TO HISTORY H
SUCCESSFUL AUTHOR LEARNS: 'WRITERS DO HAVE TO SERVE AN APPRENTICESHIP' H

CAPTIVATING SHORT NOVEL 'IS WORTH YOUR TIME' H

SAILPLANE LESSONS INFLUENCE POETRY OF JAKES APPLEWHITE H

ARTICULATE SCHOLAR VIEWS ANTEBELLUM SOUTH H

'THE BOOK IS A CREATURE TEARING DOWN TREES TRYING TO GET OUT' H

LIBRARY WRITER SERIES DRAWS BLOCKBUSTER NAMES H

THE WRITE STUFF? GARDEN OF EATON YIELDS 'PEBBLE' STORIESS S

THIS 'LIGHT FOOD' IS RICH POEM S

MATH MAKES READABLE NOVEL H
INDEPENDENT-MINDED SINGLE WOMAN'S ROLE DEPICTED IN CONTEMPORARY NOVEL H

AN ACADEMIC LOOK AT DUKE IN TURMOIL H

N.C. MOUNTAIN BOOK "RINGS TRUE" H
...BEST OF COLUMNIST JIM SHUMAKER MAKES 'SHU' AN EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT H

GLEN ROUNDS OFFERS ACCURATE IF IRREVERENT VIEW OF THE WORLD H

WRITERS SPEAK FOR THE POOR IN COLLECTION ABOUT POVERTY H

'77-'78 DUKE TEAM MORE THAN JUST BASKETBALL H

CAMERON MYSTIQUE CAPTURED IN PRINT H

LONG LOVE POEM ENCOMPASSES ALL THINGS FOR POET H

REVIEWS, COMEDY

ICE, SNOW NO OBSTACLE FOR WRIGHT FOLLOWING H

PARENTS' WEEKEND CROWD DELIGHTED BY COMEDIAN H

COS' EVERYDAY HUMOR HITS CLOSE TO HOME S

REVIEWS, DANCE

CHICAGO'S POP DANCE THEATER H

HUBBARD STREET FINDS AVENUE FOR EXPRESSIVE TECHNIQUE S

RHYTHM MAKES BEST IN JAZZ-DANCE DEBUT H

WHIRLWIND HAS SOME HITS, MISSES S

LIMON IN CHAPEL IS SPECTACLE AT BEST H

DUKE CHAPEL'S GRANDEUR FRAMES GLORIOUS DANCES S

ANNIE SAILER DANCE COMPANY CLOTHES WORK IN MYSTERY S

NEW PERFORMING'S DANCE INVIGORATING AND EXASPERATING H

DANCERS PERFORM SOME INNOVATIVE LIFTS S

CLASSICAL CLARITY ASSUMED BY DANCERS H

'T' STANDS FOR TERRIFIC S

LUBOVITCH COMPANY SHINES AT DANCE FESTIVAL H

BEAUTIFUL DANCE REMAINS MYSTERY ; JUST HOW DOES LAR LUBOVITCH DO IT? S

CHOREOGRAPHERS SHED CONVENTIONS, CLOTHES H

EIKO AND KOMA WORK SPELL IN WATERY WORLD ONSTAGE AT THE ADF S

DANCE, ART SHARE COMMON CONCERNS S

JAZZ WIND BLOWS IN WITH 2 DANCE TROUPES H

DANCES OFFER MOVING HISTORY S

MOLISSA FENLEY, DOUG VARONE: A MEETING OF CREATIVE MINDS H

LATIN DANCE TROUPES SHOW CONTRAST IN STYLES AT FESTIVAL H

SOUTH AMERICANS HAVE STYLE S

NUCLEODANZA'S A HIT AT THE DANCE FESTIVAL S

DANCERS EVOKE SCENES FROM JUNGLE TO CITY H

DANZAHOY STUNS WITH DARING DANCE S

TANGO DANCERS OFFER STILLETO FLICKS OF SEXUAL DRAMA H

ARGENTINA'S BALLET CONTEMPORANEO EMBODIES SPIRIT OF THE TANGO S

FORMS OF TANGO HIGHLIGHT PERFORMANCES OF ARGENTINES H

RANDOM MESSAGES FROM YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS H

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1/29/1989 D

2/05/1989 D

3/05/1989 D

3/12/1989 B

3/19/1989 D

4/23/1989

4/30/1989

5/14/1989

5/28/1989

5/28/1989

6/04/1989

6/11/1989

6/25/1989

6/25/1989

7/09/1989

7/16/1989

7/30/1989

8/13/1989

8/13/1989

9/03/1989

9/10/1989

9/17/1989

9/24/1989

9/28/1989

9/28/1989

10/01/1989

11/05/1989

11/12/1989

11/26/1989

11/26/1989

12/10/1989

12/17/1989

12/24/1989

12/24/1989

D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
C
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12/24/1989 D

U H45

U H45

R

U N36

R T32

U H45

U H49

R

U H45

R

R

R
P R H49

R
P U H45

R H45
P U H45
P U H45

R

R D80
P U H45
P U H45
P U H45

R

B71

H45
H49
H45
H49

U H45

R H45

R

R M88

R

2 3/12/1989 A 14 P R M60
2 10/08/1989 B 5 P R W66
2 10/09/1989 B 3 P R Yll

1/20/1989 D
1/26/1989 D
1/31/1989 B
3/09/1989 D
4/18/1989 B
4/20/1989 D
5/04/1989 D
5/16/1989 B
5/18/1989 D
6/13/1989 C
6/15/1989 D
6/16/1989 C
6/16/1989 B
6/20/1989 B
6/20/1989 B
6/22/1989 D
6/23/1989 C
6/24/1989 A
6/27/1989 A
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 B
6/28/1989 A
6/29/1989 C
6/30/1989 A
7/01/1989 C
7/01/1989 A
7/02/1989 B
7/03/1989 B

7 P
4

7
5

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I

4
10
11 P

4 P
14

3 P
3

4
9

6 P
10
3

8 P
6

9

4 P

10 P
2

15 P
3

11 P
10

7

L59
L34
L59
L34
L59
L34
B71
M31
B71
L59
B71
L59
L34
L59
B71
R L34
R L59
B71

L59
B71
B71
R L59
R L34
R L59
R L34
R L59
R L59

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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJE

DANCE, MUSIC MIX UELL AT ADF CONCERT
YVES MUSARD'S DANCE IS ODDLY MOVING

SraK8B^^&E?&LIW PIECE OF IANCE THEATER

TRADITION OF SPANISH SURREALISTS INVOKED

•INC DANCE IS PUZZLING WORK

LA P'TITE CIE TICKLES FUNNYBONE AT ADF

DANCERS OFFER HIGH STYLE, SIMPLE ELEGANCE

FRENCH ARE SMASHING SUCCESS

DUROURE DANCES MEDIEVAL FANTASY ..„— -

ON BASTILLE DAY*. FRENCH DANCE CAPTURES AUDIENCE

IN FRENCH DANCE, THE BEST CAME LAST Anm^nuv

THREE NEW DANCES SPEAK OF FINLAND, VENEZUELA AND ARGENTINA

ADFSERVES AS PORT OF ENTRY FOR INTERNATIONAL DANCE IDEAS

BRUMACHON PRESENTS POWERFUL DANCE

GRAB BAG OF DANCE PLEASURES OPENS

AW^TkLIGHTS PILOBOLUS CLOSING »89 DANCE FESTIVAL

PTXOTOLUS^IGKTS^TH^WrFUL NEW MNCE5J|gyTC»
THIS YEAR, AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL TURNED INTERNATIONAL
•TASTE OF AFRICA' DANCE LITERAL WITH NATIVE FOOD

•TASTE OF AFRICA' IS DELICIOUS

DANCERS GET MAXIMUM OUT OF MINIMALIST WORKS
SOJTHERN COMFORT TELLS STORIES THROUGH BODY LANGUAGE AND TALK
LAR LUBWITCH IWCEOTmS PRESENTS 2 HITS AND A MISS
DUKE DANCE PROGRAM HONORS JULIA WRAY wr.AiiTl„„ _„__
TRIBUTE TO JJLIE WRAY FULL OF MOVING, ^IN^TD,V«E „„.-,
CLASSIC BALLET MADE NEW IN NEWLY RENOVATED MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM

F£UIEMARTINLFLAYS 'SCOUNDREL' WITH THE STYLE OF HARPO
WEAK STORY, DIRECTING STEAL GRIFFITH PROMISE
MOVIE 'ACCIDENTAL TOURIST' LIVES UP TO BOOK _w

STAGE 0RSCREEn7'T0RCH SONG' ^jAINS FIERSTEINFAMILY STORY
CIVIL RIGHTS FILM HISTORY WRAPPED IN TIRED CLICHE
BEATING THE ODDS IN A HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT
BORED ARISTOCRATS, BORING 'LIAISONS'
'WOMEN ON THE VERGE' AtftJSING TWIST ON FORM
'TRUE BELIEVER' A GOOD OL' THRILLER
•COUSINS' REALLY BETTER THAN IT OUGHT TO BE
'NEW YORK' ADDS UP TO LESS THAN ITS PARTS
P C QMTTH"? PICKS

'SKIN DEEP'? BUSY BLAKE EDWARDS EMBARRASSED AGAIN
WHEN REAL GAME RAINS OUT, HAVE 'MAJOR LEAGUE' ON DECK
VSAY ANYTHING? - SURPRISE! A TEEN MOVIE WITH SOME SOCIAL VALUE
•PELLE THE CONQUEROR' IS MOVING AND COMPELLING FILM
'CRUSOE' HAS WHAT NOVEL LACKS! ACTION
•SEE YOU' FUNNY TRUTH ON RE-MADE MARRIAGE
'SLAVES' LIVELY, FUN, NO MORE; 'PELLE' GLOWS
'SEE NO EVIL' GANG MAKES WORST OF BAD ODDS
HUGHES STYLE SNARES 'CHARIOTS' HUDSON IN 'ANGELS'
GOING FOR THE GRAIL; INDIANA JONES RETURNS WITH DAD
'CHOCOLAT' GAINS FROM HANDS-OFF APPROACH
TRAGEDY ASIDE, 'DEAD POETS' IS A GOOD MOVIE
FACT AND FICTION A BAD MIX

n?S°A BATHItT nIcS JOKER STEALS THE SHOW IN ATMOSPHERIC... FILM

BETTER GIVE UP THE GHOST, BUSTERS

•BARON MUNCHAUSEN' IS IMAGINITIVE GEM

'^^IScW^^^'fl^^Ju. great, vn mm isn't

B@ LATEST ESCALADE WILL BRING OUT THE KID IN YOU

NICHOLSON'S JOKER GETS THE LAST BATLAUGH

REINER^S WAY/^HEN HARRY NET SALLY' REVISITS DIRECTOR'S PAST

DOG, COP COMEDY 'ALMOST DISNEY CLASSIC CARTOON'

THIS DOGGIE MOVIE WINS EVEN A CAT LOVER

LUCKLESS CONCEPTION MAKES MESSY 'PARENTHOOD'

RUSSELL 'RAINBOW' UP TO D.H. LAWRENCE SNUFF

CAMERON'S DEEP-WATER THRILLER IS 'ABYS-MAL'

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7/07/1989 A

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7/07/1989 A

11 P R B71

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7/09/1989 A

12 R L59

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2

7/11/1989 A

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7/11/1989 C

2 P R B71

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7/12/1989 A

3 P R B71

H

2

7/13/1989 C

3 R L59

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2

7/13/1989 A

9 P R B71

H

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7/15/1989 C

2 R L59

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7/15/1989 A

8 P R L34

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7/16/1989 B

5 R L59

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7/18/1989 C

1 R L59

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7/18/1989 C

3 R

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7/18/1989 B

5 P R L34

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7/20/1989 C

2 R L59

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7/20/1989 D

4 P R B71

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7/21/1989 C

3 R L59

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7/21/1989 A

9 P R B71

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2

7/22/1989 A

9 P R B71

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2

7/25/1989 A

6 R L59

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2 10/01/1989 B

7 R L59

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2 10/02/1989 B

3 P R L34

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2 10/10/1989 A

6 R L59

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2 10/24/1989 A

9 R L34

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2 11/05/1989 E

9 R M31

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2 12/05/1989 B

1 R L59

S

2 12/08/1989 B

15 R B71

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2 12/18/1989 C

7 R L45

H

2

1/06/1989 D

2 P R S66

H

2

1/13/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

1/20/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

1/27/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

2/03/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

2/10/1989 D

3 R S66

H

2

2/17/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

2/24/1989 D

2 P R S66

H

2

3/03/1989 D

9 P R S66

H

2

3/10/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

3/17/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

3/24/1989 D

8 P F S66

H

9

3/31/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

4/14/1989 D

3 R S66

H

2

4/21/1989 D

3 P R S66

s

2

4/27/1989 D

9 P R B71

H

2

4/28/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

5/05/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

5/12/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

5/19/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

5/26/1989 D

3 P R S66

S

2

6/01/1989 D

7 P R B71

H

2

6/09/1989 D

3 R S66

H

2

6/16/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

6/23/1989 D

2 P R S66

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2

6/29/1989 D

3 P R S92

H

2

6/30/1989 D

2 P R M60

H

2

6/30/1989 D

3 P R S66

s

2

7/06/1989 D

3 P R F25

H

2

7/07/1989 D

2 P R S66

s

2

7/13/1989 D

3 P R C61

H

2

7/14/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

7/21/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

7/28/1989 D

3 P R S66

s

2

8/03/1989 D

4 P R S92

H

2

8/04/1989 D

3 R S66

H

2

8/11/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2

8/18/1989 D

3 R S66

H

2

9/01/1989 D

3 P R S66

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N E

P D — DATE-
SHORT TAKESi FALL FLICKS ADVENTUROUS, FAMILIAL H 2 9/01/1989
VIDEO BETRAYAL SEDUCES S 2 9/07/1989
JOHN AND ANN AND GRAHAM AND CYNTHIA H 2 9/08/1989
'UNCLE BUCK' IS NOTHING MORE THAN BUNK H 2 9/15/1989
PACINO, BARKIN CREATE SPARKS THAT 'SEA OF LOVE' CAN'T DOUSE H 2 9/22/1989
FINE PERFORMANCES ONLY SAIL SO FAR IN 'SEA OF LOVE' S 2 9/28/1989
AMERICAN MYTH GETS WASTED IN 'BLACK RAIN' H 2 9/29/1989
DOUBLE SHAME OF WAR H 2 10/06/1989
BEAUTY IS SKIN DEEP H 2 10/06/1989
VIEWER VICTIMIZED; 'AN INNOCENT MAN' H 2 10/13/1989
A DIZZYING SPY-THRILLER; 'THE PACKAGE' H 2 10/13/1989
RESPECT FOR BABYHOOD/ 'LOOK WHO'S TALKING' H 2 10/20/1989
A HIT FOR YOUNG DIRECTOR/ 'THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS' H 2 10/20/1989
•ERIK THE VIKING'/UP THE FIORD WITHOUT A MEMORABLE PLOT H 2 10/27/1989
•NEXT OF KIN'/NOTIFIED: IT'S BORING H 2 10/27/1989
♦THE LITTLE THIEF'/FAITHFUL TO TRUFFAUT— PERHAPS TOO MUCH SO H 2 11/03/1989
'IMMEDIATE FAMILY'/CLOSE TO 'BIG CHILL II' H 2 11/03/1989
"CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS'VSUCCESSFUL AMBITION H 2 11/10/1989
"DAD," "THE BEARVCARRY SOME TISSUES H 2 11/10/1989
"HOTEL TERMINUS"/DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR TRACKS BUTCHER OF LYON H 2 11/10/1989
SOUTHEWIWOMEN ARE GIVEN THEIR DUE/'MAGNOLIAS'! A SECOND LOOK H 2 11/17/1989
IT SUFFERS SOME, GOING FROM STAGE TO SCREEN/'STEEL MAGNOLIAS' H 2 11/17/1989 D
MOVIE MAGIC RETURNS WITH RESTORED 'LAWRENCE OF ARABIA' H 2 11/21/1989 A
SANTA'S MOVIES FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON H 2 11/24/1989
FILMMAKER THOM MOUNT ON CHRISTMAS RELEASES H 2 11/24/1989
JUST LIKE OLD DISNEY/'THE LITTLE MERMAID' H 2 11/24/1989
MURPHY PULLS IT OFF WITH COMIC RESTRAINT/ 'HARLEM NIGHTS' H 2 12/01/1989
REINDEER FLICK DOESN'T CLICK, CLICK, CLICK AT ALL/'PRANCER' H 2 12/01/1989
A SEQUEL TO LOVE/'BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II' H 2 12/01/1989
A HO-HO-HORROR STORY FOR HOLIDAY FIDGETERS/LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION H 2 12/08/1989 D
IT'S MEXICAN HISTORY WITH THE FONDA TOUCH/'OLD GRINGO' H 2 12/08/1989 D
MORE TORNY THAW FUNNY/'WAR OF THE ROSES' H 2 12/15/1989
IN FILM, AS IN DIVORCE, YOUR'RE GLAD IT'S OVER H 2 12/15/1989
BEST OF HOLIDAY FARE/'BLAZE' H 2 12/22/1989
REVENGE ALSO IS FUNNY/ 'SHE-DEVIL' H 2 12/22/1989
FILMS FROM FRANCE S 2 12/29/1989
DANCE ON INTO THIS FLICK AND GET SHORT-CHANGED/ 'TANGO & CASH' S 2 12/29/1989
WEAK STORY ARRESTS FINE PERFORMANCES/ 'FAMILY BUSINESS' S 2 12/29/1989

REVIEWS, MUSIC

NRBO, RICE, HAVENS MADE ROCK MEMORIES IN '88 H 2 1/06/1989 D

TRIANGLE OFFERS BARGAINS ON USED COMPACT DISCS H 2 1/12/1989 B

SELDOM SCENE STILL PUTS OWN TOUCH ON BLUEGRASS H 2 1/13/1989 D

THACKERY, ASSASSINS ON FUNKY R««B PATH H 2 1/13/1989 D

SUPERB ENSEMBLE PLAYING GIVES FRESHNESS TO MUSIC H 2 1/15/1989 B

JAZZ EVENING CELEBRATION OF HISTORY, SOMETHING NEW H 2 1/16/1989 B

PIANO TRIO DEMONSTRATES VIRTUOSITY H 2 1/17/1989 B

CHENILLE SISTERS BRING OFFBEAT ACT TO ARTSCENTER H 2 1/19/1989 B

NEW YEAR BEGINS WITH TWO DIVERSE, HIGH-QUALITY CONCERTS S 2 1/19/1989 D

CHENILLE SISTERS' SONGS, COMEDY CAPTURE CROWD AT ARTSCENTER H 2 1/21/1989 B

TEXAS BAND PICKS ARTSCENTER OVER INAUGURAL BALL H 2 1/24/1989 A

GLAZUNOV'S SHOW-STOPPER RELIEVES EDGELESS BRAHMS IN N.C. SYMPHONY.,. H 2 1/24/1989

CELLIST YO-YO MAJ LOOKING FOR THE HUSH H 2 1/24/1989

N.C. SYMPHONY, GUESTS PLAY MUSIC FIT FOR A PRESIDENT S 2 1/26/1989

FOR LIVING COLOUR, ANOTHER 'HOMECOMING' H 2 1/27/1989

MILT JACKSON IS STILL BREAKING THAT MJQ MOLD H 2 1/27/1989

MISHA DICHTER, ROMANTIC H 2 1/29/1989

PIANIST JAMS TOO MUCH ORIGINALITY INTO SUNDAY'S ALL-STAR JAZZ SHOW H 2 1/31/1989

CHARISMA, NOT MUSIC, IS LIVING COLOUR'S FORTE H 2 2/03/1989

MYSTICAL MISHA DICHTER MATCHES POISE, CANDOR WITH ALL-AMERICAN STYLE H 2 2/07/1989 B

DICHTER CONTINUES 'SUPERSTAR' TRADITION BEGUN BY LISZT S 2 2/09/1989 D

PIANIST IS A JAZZ 'RECONSTRUCTIONIST' H 2 2/14/1989 B

MARANO RECORD BRINGS SENSE OF SOMETHING SPECIAL H 2 2/14/1989 B

CHILDREN'S TALE PROVIDES LESSON IN POWER OF SOUND H 2 2/14/1989 C

BUDAPEST ORCHESTRA CHARMS AUDIENCE WITH LYRICAL SOUND H 2 2/16/1989 C

BUDAPEST SYMPHONY GIVES NOT ONE, BUT TWO FINE CONCERTS S 2 2/16/1989 D

SNOW DOESN'T COOL BON JOV I FANS S 2 2/20/1989 A

CROWD, MUSIC, BON JOVi: GOING THROUGH THE CLICHE MOTIONS H 2 2/21/1989 A

MALLARME CONCERT MELODIC, EASY-GOING MUSIC H 2 2/23/1989 B

NEW RELEASES DO N.C.'S METZGER, RITTER PROUD H 2 2/24/1989 D

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F W66
R S92
R S66
R S66
R S66
C61
S66
S66
S92
S66
S92
S92
S66
S66
S92
S66
392
S66
S92
L59
S92
S66
S66
M60
M60
S92
S66
S92
M60
S66
S92
S66
S92
S92
S66
C61
S92
S66

9
1 P

8 P
16

7

1 P
1

1 P
3
5
6 P

9 P
9 P
5

6 P
8 P

12 P
6 P
8
3 P

10

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R

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R

R

R

R

R

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F

R

R

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R

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1 P R S66

3 P R S66

L37
L37
L37
L37
L59
S66
L59
M60
C58
M60
M60
D10

C58
H90
S66
W66
S66
H90
L59
C58

4
12

5

6
13

8

D10
L59
C58
S92
H90
L59
S66

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CONCERT REVIEW AN OUTRAGE

U^sTsT^N?1lNISHASEAS0N WITH BEETHOVEN, BRAVOS

KOTTKE/LOVETT REMAINS ODD COMBINATION

TIBETAN MONKS SHARE CULTURE AT DUKE

REVIEW DOESN'T UNDERSTAND

SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK RAISES MIND, HEART

assies wff^s^^visrs^s^ -

W!»ffi»*3$gV AGAIN, THEIR 'PLU^' PRECISION
OVER 1,000 PERFORMERS BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER WITH MAHLER'S EIGHT
CLEARAMBAULT 'SUITE' HIGH POINT IN JOHNSON CONCERT
CRAY IN SWAMPY, SMOKY FORM

'pSY^ElT LKlSEAD PttIC STUCK IN THE '60S

S? ST^OD^^PBA^'S^lf GOAL

COUNTOY MUSIC: TWO APPROACHES/RALPH STANLEY'S STILL PLAYING IT,,.

NEW CDS REVIVE OLD ACQUAINTANCE

HANK JR. A SHOWMAN WITH NASTY AJJITUpE
KENDRICK 'UNIT' A FULL, TOGETHER JAZZ COMBO
SMITHSON QUARTET GIVES AUTHORITATIVE PERFORMANCE
RALEJ^QUINTET SHOWS PROMISE IN LATEST ALBUM

I^^'S^DeS TRUCK!* TO CONCERTS
SAXOPHONIST EXHIBITS MUSICAL GROWTH

B^ICALLY°BACHf«S BEYON^MALLAittE PLAYERS KEEP CONTRAPUNTAL CONCERT
^SOUtffiS OF SOUTH' OFFERS SAMPLING OF DOWN-HOME SOUNDS
ONE O'CLOCK RIGHT ON TIME

KS^lSPoKSt, Kit STILL SHOW GROUP'S GIFT

REVIEWER WAS DEAD WRONG

BLANCHARD HAS 'SOUL OF JAZZ ON HIS SLEEVE'

MCPARTLAND'S CONCERT ENTERTAINS AND EDUCATES

MARIAN MCPARTLAND PUTS ON CLASS ACT AT N.C. UMBRIA

JAZZ FROM THE 'COMFORT LEVEL' _at

IT'S MARSALIS, THELONIOUS AND ALL THAT JAZZ

R.E.M. ACT UP TO ARENA STATURE.^

N.C. JAZZ NETWORK DEBUTS AT ARTSCENTER

JAZZ PAIRINGS YOU MIGHT NOT EXPECT, SOME YOU WOO

CROWD, SOUND SWELL HALL AT CHOIR'S 40TH

KITCHEN ASSURANCE BRINGS MUSIC TO LIFE

MOREOF ELLINGTON'S 'PRIVATE COLLECTION' IS OUT ON CD

ECLECTIC DVORAK KEEPS ITS BALANCE

ALBUM ENRICHES AND PRESERVES ELLINGTON TUNES

JAZZ LABEL UP WITH THE HI-TECH TIMES

FRANK BEETHOVEN ELEGANT AND MATURE tkmtmmtm

THELONIOUS MONSTER FINE - MELLOW OR RAUNCHY

ITZKOFF MOZART TREAT OF CHAMBER PROGRAM

MUSICIAN'S GOOD VIBES ARE GETTING BETTER

qVHISTICATED LADY IS BACK - ON THE RECORD

CaSaSCOAW CROWNS TOmaTO CRADLE INTO FIESTA BALLROOM

EVANS ASSESSED AS A GREAT SHOULDBE

SINGER CLEO LAINE PROVES HER METTLE IN RALEIGH SHOW

JAZZ GUITARISTS ASSEMBLE FINE RECORDING GROUPS

ROYAL CRESCENT MOB BRINGS FUNK-THRASH TO BREWERY, CRADLE

HALL, CARTER EMIT AURA AT ARTSCENTER

THERE'S A 'WHOLE WORLD OF NEW JAZZ OUTTHERE

ELLINGTON 'DEFECTOR' SHINES IN COLLECTED RECORDINGS

WAINWRIGHT CAPTIVATES AUDIENCE WITH CHARM

UNDERLYING STORY AL^>£ RECOMMENDS 'EPISTROPHY'

THEWHO'S SHOW LEAVES CRITIC GRAPPLING WITH MIXED FEELINGS

PALTER, JACKSON INSPIRE YOUTHS AJ WRKWP

THE NAKASIAN JAZZ! STRAIGHT UP, WITH VINEGAR

AN ALL*STAR BLAST; 'SHOTGUN' MAN STILL HONKS A TENOR SAX

NATURALLY HOT NAKASIAN SINGS FOUR-i* JAZZ „__ ^ _

MOBEPjJjAZZ QUARTET 'LAST CONCERT' GAINS NEW INTEREST ON CD

WALKER PUTS ON ROWDY DANCE PARTY - NO LESS

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H

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2

H

2

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H

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H

2

H

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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

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2

S

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H

2

H

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H

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2

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H

2

H

2

H

4.

H

2

H

2

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H

2

H

2

H

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H

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H

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H

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H

2

H

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H

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H

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H

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H

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H

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H

2

H

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D
A
A
A
C
A
A
C
D
D

2/27/1989 A
2/28/1989 B
2/28/1989 C
2/28/1989 C
2/28/1989 B
3/01/1989 A
3/02/1989
3/04/1989
3/07/1989
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
3/10/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/16/1989
3/17/1989 _
3/21/1989 B
3/23/1989 B
3/24/1989 D
3/31/1989 D
4/04/1989 B
4/04/1989 B
4/05/1989 C
4/06/1989 B
4/07/1989 C
4/09/1989 E
4/11/1989 B
4/11/1989 C
4/13/1989 B
4/13/1989 D
4/13/1989 D
4/14/1989
4/14/1989
4/18/1989
4/18/1989
4/18/1989
4/20/1989
4/23/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
5/02/1989
5/05/1939
5/09/1989 .
5/16/1989 B
5/19/1989 D
5/21/1989 E
5/25/1989 B
5/30/1989 B
5/30/1989 B
6/09/1989 D
6/11/1989
6/13/1989
6/20/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
6/27/1989 ..
6/29/1989 B
6/30/1989 D
7/13/1989 B
7/14/1989 D
7/18/1989 A
7/20/1989 B
7/27/1989 B
7/29/1989 C
8/01/1989 A
8/11/1989 D
8/11/1989 D
8/15/1989 A
8/17/1989 B
8/17/1989 B

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1

7

7

5

4

5
11
11
11
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16

6

3

3

8

1

1

3

7

3

3
10

1

4

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1 I

3

1

4

8

4

8

4

6

6

3

1

6

5

3

4

3

11

6

12
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3

3

6

12
6
6
2

6

6
1
8

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C
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6
1
1
2
6
7
8
6
1
1

S66
D10
H90
B71

B71

H90

S66

L59

C58

M57

L59

S56

M57

H90

S66

H90

F55

S66

H90

S66

L59

H90

S66

H90

S66

H90

D10

B71

C58

H90

S66
S66
C58

S66

H90

S66

S66

W66

D10

S66

D10

S66

S66

L59

H90

D10

S66

S66

H90

S66

S66

S66

R H90

R S66

R S66

S66

M60

S66

H90

S66

S66

R H90

R S66

R S66

R H90

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INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

-DATE-

N E

P D

DO0BIE BROTHERS PROVIDE HIGH ENERGY, LOU FRILLS S 2 8/19/1989 A

SELDOM SCENE MAKES MUSIC OF ANY KIND THAT WORKS H 2 8/21/1989 A

CONSTANT INVENTION MAKES ALLISON JAZZ AN ARTSCENTER DELIGHT H 2 8/29/1989 A

VIDEO HOLDS A SURPRISING SLICE OF JAZZ LIFE H 2 9/01/1989 D

QUARTET WEST SHOWS WHY IT'S AMONG THE BEST H 2 9/07/1989 B

PIANIST MILLER SHOWS AMAZING GROWTH IN JUST 4 YEARS H 2 9/12/1989 A

ST. STEPHEN'S OPENS ITS SECOND SEASON WITH A CHALLENGE H 2 9/12/1989

GALPER TRIO ROUNDS OUT TRIANGLE'S TRIPLE CROWN OF JAZZ H 2 9/14/1989

THE EVER-ROCKING TOM PETTY IS JUST BEST IN THE BUSINESS H 2 9/15/1989

CROWD OF PAST, PRESENT FANS BOW TO ROCK-AND-ROLL... (CORRECTED 9-18-89) H 2 9/17/1989

MUSIC CARRIES MESSAGE BEST FOR AFRICAN ACTIVIST FELA KUTI H 2 9/17/1989

JUDGING RECORD ALBUMS BY THEIR ARTFUL COVERS H 2 9/19/1989

LP SET SHOWS DURABILITY OF 'WEST COAST JAZZ' H 2 9/25/1989

FANS SCREAM APPROVAL TO JOHN'S STRING OF HITS H 2 9/25/1989 B

SANS PEACOCK FEATHERS, RHINESTONES, ELTON JOHN STILL PROVES A SHOWMAN S 2 9/25/1989 A

MARSALIS MAINTAINS HIS OWN IDENTITY IN A TRIBUTE TO TRANE H 2 9/26/1989 A

JUILLIARD QUARTET AGAIN DISPLAYS ITS VIRTUOSITY H 2 9/26/19B<? A

JAZZ PIANIST SHOWS HOW MUCH HE'S GROWN H 2 9/28/1989 B

CANNIBALS AT CAMERON PLAY POP BUILT TO LAST H 2 9/29/1989 D

ANOTHER SIDE OF CHARLIE BYRD5 HE'S A VOCALIST H 2 10/03/1989 A

NEW RECORDINGS SHOW ENDURANCE OF JAZZ VOCALS H 2 10/10/1989

GREAT SINGERS, GREAT SONGS GET TOGETHER H 2 10/17/1989

IT WAS A JAZZY WEEKEND H 2 10/24/1989

SOVIET VIOLIN VIRTUOSO MELDS SUBTLY WITH DURHAM SYMPHONY H 2 10/26/1989

COMPOSER DOES EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL CHAOS H 2 10/31/1989

MCCOY TYNER IS A FITTING CLOSING FOR JAZZ FESTIVAL H 2 10/31/1989

KIDS' SONGS KEPT CAPPELLI OUT OF THE HOLIDAY INN H 2 11/02/1989

ALBUMS FEATURE GUITARISTS H 2 11/07/1989

BOB DYLAN PUTS ON A MASTERFUL SHOW S 2 11/09/1989 B

RAITT'S OLDER, BETTER; LOVETT STILL QUIRKY S 2 11/10/1989 B

AS ALWAYS UNITY MARKS LATEST 'ENCOUNTERS' H 2 11/14/1989 A

OLD COREA BACK, HOT H 2 11/16/1989

PHIL WOODS QUINTET CLEARS HURDLES IN FABULOUS FASHION H 2 11/21/1989

DISCRETION IS THE BETTER PART OF ELECTRIC JAZZ H 2 11/23/1989

BAEZ INSPIRES THE AUDIENCE S 2 11/27/1989

KATHLEEN BATTLE'S SINGING CRISP, CRYSTAL CLEAR S 2 11/29/1989

SOPRANO BATTLE'S LILTING ENCORES TRIGGER OVATION BY DUKE CROUD H 2 11/30/1989

THE 'MESSIAH' AT DUKE: AGAIN, A SINGULAR EVENT H 2 12/05/1989 B

'ENCOUNTERS' OFFERS COMPLEMENTARY WORKS FROM 2 COMPOSERS H 2 12/05/1989 B

HITTING 'NEW LEVEL,' GROUP SAX TOPS JAZZ CHRISTMAS LIST H 2 12/07/1989 A

^I^E'ic"^0^^80111^ M1 H 2 12/14/1989 A

CROSS LEAVES 'EM HAPPY S 2 12/18/1989 C

CHORAL SOCIETY, AS A WHOLE, STUPENDOUS IN HOLIDAY PROGRAM H 2 12/19/1989 B

REVIEWS, OPERA

SEE ALSO GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERETTAS

'AIRPLANES' TERRIFYING CLOSE ENCOUNTER H

SINGING IS HIGH NOTE OF FLAWED 'DON GIOVANNI' S

PLEASURES OF 'ELIXIR' SURVIVE ELEMENTAL OPENING H

'THE ELIXIR OF LOVE' PROVIDES A PLEASANT DIVERSION S

REVIEWS, PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY

WINNETT PHOTOS BEST ART OF GUILD'S FOURSOME H 2 3/24/1989 D

PHOTOGRAPHS TELL HONEST NARRATIVES H 2 5/14/1989 E

MEREDITH JUROR FINDS PHOTOGRAPHIC FRESHNESS H 2 12/03/1989 E

REVIEWS, RESTAURANTS

LEO'S HAS MEDITERRANEAN COZINESS H 2 1/06/1989

THE HILLTOP IS WELL WORTH A TRIP OUT OF YOUR WAY H 2 1/13/1989

YOU'LL LOVE IT AS KYOTO CHEFS PLAY UITH YOUR FOOD H 2 1/20/1989

POPULAR PYEWACKET COULD STAND TO EXPAND MENU H 2 1/27/1989

STICK TO SIMPLE FARE AT PINEY POINT GRILL H 2 2/03/1989

MAGNOLIA COMBINATIONS SURPRISE SUCCESSES H 2 2/10/1989

THE WARNING SIGN WAS POSTED AT EL RODEO H 2 2/17/1989 D

COMIC-STRIP REVIEWER H 2 2/22/1989 A

REVIEW WAS TOO CAUSTIC H 2 2/23/1989

THE EAVESDROPPING WAITER AND OTHER RESTAURANT TALES H 2 2/24/1989

RESTAURANT REVIEWS FAIR H 2 2/27/1989

a RODEO FOOD ENJOYABLE H 2 2/27/1989

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U66
S66
S66
S66

D10
S66
H90
S22
S22
M60
S66
S56

S66
L59
S66
H90
S66
R S66
R 566
S66
L59
L59
S66
U66
S66
B71
L45
D10
S66
S66
U S66
R G59
C58
L59
U66
D10
S66
S66
L45
D10

2 2/28/1989 C 7 P R M31

2 3/25/1989 A 8 R C58

2 6/05/1989 A 6 R P10

2 6/05/1989 B 4 R M06

5 P R G68
9 P R G68
8 P U 668

D77
D77
D77
D77
D77
D77
D77

D77

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Y SU6JE

SUPPING AT BAKATSIAS CUISINE IS A SPLENDOR-FILLED EXPERIENCE
HOMESTEAD STEAKHOUSE IS WORTH THE SEARCH
EDDIE'S A PLACE YOU COULD MAKE YOUR OWN ^„

GREEN CWDLEHAS SIMPLE FOOD THAT'S SIMPLY MOUTH-WATERING
SPRING SURPRISES AWAIT IN LA MAISON DES TRUFFLES

0>LY^FSeSTUOF EATERS COULD GO HUNGRY AT IL PALIO
THE SEARCH FOR AN AUTHENTIC HOAGIE ENDS

ij&&™£ %g KSPpMg IMS VEGEI*!* F« is mm...

AT MARTINI'S, OPEN WIDE FOR EITHER TALK OR PASTA

IL GALERIA - A SATURDAY-NIGHT KIND OF PLACE nmtt B_AI_AUT

PASSAGETO INDIA GIVES TRIANGLE A FIRST-CLASS ETHNIC RESTAURANT

iFsATISFACTION'S PIZZA ISN'T BEST, IT STILL MUST RANK NEAR THE TOP

COYOTE CAFE MAYBE ITISN'T CHIC,>T IT/SSOUTHUESTERN FOOD

MARIAKAKIS - IT'S CHEAP, IT'S GOOD, IT'S GREEK

WOODSIDE INN REWARD FOR SUNDAY DRIVER «,-.„—-

NED A BREAK FROM FAD FOODS? SIMPSON'S IS M£AT AND POTATOES

CROWDS AT CROOK'S CORNER SHOULD TIP YOU OFF

ATMCCARTHY'S, IT'S BEST TO STICK TO THE BASICS

BREAKFAST IS A GOOD REASON TO VISIT LE COCO

FOOD, FRIENDLINESS RECOMMEND JACARANDAS

GREENSHIELDS IS GOOD, BUT NO CHUMMY PUB „

FINLETS OVERCOMES CRITIC'S STEAKHOUSE PRECONCEPTIONS

NOBQREDOH NOR BLANDNESS AT CISCO, CHARLIE i CHANG

DUKE DIET CENTERS WEIGHT LOSS WITH TASTE

PIG AT COTTON'S IS TRULY 'MELTINGLY TENDER'

A MEAL AT TIPTON'S: PROMISES, PROMISES MrrttrM

DEPTH OF ITS MENU, THAI DISHES RECOMMEND ORIENTAL GARDEN

THE 'FAMILY RESTAURANT 'J TIPS FROM AN EXPERIENCE ^^^

FORMERLY A SEAFOOD MARKET, NOW FISHMONGER'S IS A TOP RESTAURANT

THE BEST OF INDIA

REASONABLE, YES; LIGHT AND FRESH, NO

HERONS IN CARY/NEEDS SOMEPOLISH

RYING BURRITO/PASSES TASTE-BUD TEST

fflWK^L^OR^F^RENT TASTE OF EUROPE EVERY DAY

A^^^S^^AtlANT^^pa'^'S'
BACK-TO-BASICS DINING „n „,«_

9S3L3S tS A°^rl NeT^LEAST ORANGE JUICE WAS FRESH!
CTJPIN6 WITH THTC MEALS IN ONE; THE TRUTH ABOUT THAT ORANGE JUICE
25 YEARS OF SEWING GREAT ITALIAN CUISINE/ 'PAUNCH' AT MARIO'S

^^T^^DOCUMENTARY LEAVES ISSUES HANGING
•RAISIN' HOLDS PACE, TENSION
DOCUMENTARY PREACHES TO ARCHAEOLOGY CHOIR

'CELEBRATING BIRD' DIGS INTO LIFE OF JAZZ GIANT

MENFROM THE MOON; PBS SHOW PROFILES EX-APOLLO ASTRONAUTS

IRONY PREVAILS, HBO WRAPS UP VIETNAM

THROWING A DARK PALL OVER POETRY

PBS 'TRAVELS' GETS ACROSS WONDER IN A LOW-KEY WAY

^SFjf AlKkE UNIV., THEATER (INCLUDES PLAYS AND SITES)
MEANING IS TOO MUCH FOR MUSICAL FORMULA IN 'RAISIN'
'NIGHT SONGS' IS DISTURBING BUT EFFECTIVE
THEATER LIBERTIES WISELY TAKEN IN KIDS' TALE
SONGS LACK BITE DUE TO UNMOTIVATED CHARACTERS
DUKE 'MORALITY TALES' MAKE MOVING PORTRAIT
'FOR LEASE OR SALE' IS A FINELY TUNED EFFORT
FIRST PLAY PLAYS WELL FOR MOST PARTS
•FOR LEASE' OPENS WINDOW ON NEW SOUTH
LIGHT OR TRAGIC, 'COLORED GIRLS' STRAIGHT TO POINT

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2 6/09/1989 D

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2 6/16/1989 D

4 P R D77

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2 6/23/1989 D

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2 9/08/1989 D

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2 10/27/1989 D

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2 11/10/1989 D

10 P R D77

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2 11/17/1989 D

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2 12/01/1989 D

10 P U

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10 P R 052

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2 12/22/1989 D

10 P R C09

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10 P R 052

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10 P R C09

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2 1/17/1989 C

5 R W66

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2 1/31/1989 B

7 P R W66

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2 4/19/1989 C

2 R U66

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2 7/16/1989 E

11 R S66

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2 7/20/1989 B

1 P R W66

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2 8/18/1989 D

11 R U66

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2 9/21/1989 B

1 P R U66

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2 10/01/1989 E

10 P R W66

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2 1/20/1989 D

6 R P10

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2 1/26/1989 B

1 R W66

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2 1/27/1989 D

9 R P10

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6 P R W63

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2 1/31/1989 B

7 R P10

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12/31/198?

SUBJ

'WIN/LOSE/DRAW' TRIPLE DELIGHT

♦METAMORPHOSIS' IS STRANGE, BUT GOOD

RALEIGH PLAYERS' ONE-ACTS LIKE NIGHT OF NETWORK TV

HUMANITY SHINES THROUGH MISHA'S 'HETAMORPHOSIS'

MINIMAL 'HANDY' REVUE MAKES EFFECTIVE MUSICAL ILLUSION

SEEING NOT ALWAYS BELIEVING IN BELIEVABLE 'NIGHT WATCH'

♦NIGHT WATCH' IS A TIRESOME EXPERIENCE

MOONLIGHT DARK, VALENTINO A BOTHERSOME DISTRACTION IN MS. SIMON'S DEBUT

'SISTER' DELIGHTFUL SATIRE ON ABUSE OF FAITH

PLAYMAKERS' 'MISALLIANCE' IS UPLIFTING MENTAL WORKOUT

'EARNEST' STILL SHARP & FUNNY AT MELODRAMA

FAULT OF 'MISALLIANCE' LIES NOT IN ITS STARS

ABRACADABRA HAKES MAGIC

ARTSCENTER 'SEAFOOD' GREEN AROUND GILLS

BROADWAY CRITICS COOL TO DUKE-BRED 'METAMORPHOSIS'

'DRAGON' COATS KIDS' LESSON IN SUGAR, CHARACTERS, HIJINKS

'DREAM HIGH' DATES, DETAILS DROWN DRAMA

'ON GOLDEN POND' RETAINS PATINA IN RALEIGH PRODUCTION

LITTLE BIG THEATER DELIVERS WITH 'SCAPINO'

'BILLY THE KID'.' BEAUTY IN A WORLD OF HORRORS

RUTH DRAPER'S CHARACTERS ALIVE AND WELL

COMEDY OVERCOMES CONFUSION IN DTG '5TH'

DTG'S '5TH OF JULY' LACKS POP BUT STILL HAS SOME SPARKLERS

MOTHER HICKS TAKES BOLD STEP

LIVE PERFORMANCE OF THE WIZARD OF OZ STILL TURNS CHILDREN'S HEADS

OZ LIVES IN NEW SHOW

DUKE DRAMA'S DOZEN? WORLD PREMIERES FESTIVAL

NIGHT BJ POLITICAL DRAMA

NIGHT Ci SENIOR'S 'BRAIN'

'FESTIVAL OF ONE-ACTS' UNEVEN, BUT PROMISING

♦SHREW' IS ANYTHING BUT TAME IN PLAYMAKERS' SHOW

SPIRITED NCCU CAST BREATHES LIFE INTO 'MOTHER HICKS'

PLAYMAKERS' VERSION OF SHREW TAKES NEW TWISTS

'THREEPENNY' HEWS TO AUTHOR'S INTENT

ONE-ACT PLAYS PLAY WELL AT DUKE PREMIERES FESTIVAL

LOTS TO LIKE IN REAL ESTATE PLAY

THE SAVOYARDS CAST OWN SPELL WITH 'SORCERER'

IN 'SCRAMBLED FEET,' THEATER EXAMINES ITS OWN FOIBLES

MELODRAMA'S 'SCRAMBLED FEET' IS DYNAMITE REVUE

DURHAM SAVOYARDS' 'SORCERER' IS MAGIC G&S SHOW

ABRACADABRA'S 'LA CAGE' IS ANYTHING BUT A DRAG

TOUCH 'DAYS' MAKE GRIM, FUNNY NIGHT

'HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES' CAREFUL, COMMENDABLE COMEDY

♦GLASS' IS FRAGILE - BUT THAT'S JUST THE POINT

'THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES' HAS BLACK HUMOR

'SWEENEY' IS A DELIGHTFULLY MACABRE TALE

OLD CHESTNUT CRACKED OPEN AND ROASTED AT DUKE

MELODRAMA PUTS ON A 'FORUM'

'ARSENIC GIMMICK ASIDE, DEBUT AT DUKE LEAVES TASTE FOR MORE

'NILE' OVERCOMES WEATHER, ACCENTS

MELODRAMA'S 'FORUM' ZANY FUN

'STRANGE SNOW' ADDS HUMANITY TO THE VIETNAM WAR REPERTOIRE

♦STRANGE SNOW' OFFERS WARM LOOK AT PEOPLE, LIFE

DUKE 'BAD GUYS' COMPLEX, MACABRE

'MOON' A TALE OF SEX, COMMITMENT

DESSICATED DREAMS: 'RAISIN IN THE SUN'

ONE-ACTS MARK THEATRE GUILD'S RECOVERY (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-27-89)

KUDOS FOR HER

SPIRIT OF SPOOF KEEPS 'DAMES' AFLOAT

CLEARING THE RECORD

MUSICAL PROVIDES EVENING OF LAUGHS AND DANCE

REVIEW CONTAINED ERRORS

♦MACBETH' AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE

DUKE STAGE COMPANY'S 'MACBETH' MISSES THE MARK

IT'S MYSTERIOUS AND IT'S FUNNY; SO WHAT IF IT'S NOT A MUSICAL?

'MURDERS' IS 'DELICATELY BALANCED BIT OF BLACK COMEDY'

THIS 'BYE BYE BIRDIE' FLIES - AS FAR AS IT CAN

'BIRDIE' CONTINUES TO PLEASE AT ABRACADABRA

DIRECTOR/ACTOR WOOD MAKES 'AMADEUS'

THERE'S NOT ENOUGH ORIGINALITY IN RALEIGH LITTLE THEATER'S 'NERD'

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2/10/1989 D

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2/10/1989 D

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2/13/1989 B

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2/16/1989 C

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2/24/1989 D

7 P R M31

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3/09/1989 D

4 R R90

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3/10/1989 D

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3/10/198? D

6 P R M31

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3/10/1989 C

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3/14/1989 A

6 R M31

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3/16/1989 B

1 P R

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2

3/16/198? B

1 P R P10

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3/17/1989 D

6 R P10

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3/28/1989 B

1 P R P10

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4/04/1989 B

1 R U66

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2

4/04/1989 B

3 P R P10

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2

4/06/1989 D

4 P R W63

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2

4/11/1989 C

3 P R P10

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2

4/13/1989 D

4 P R

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2

4/15/1989 C

16 R M60

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2

4/15/1989 C

16 R W66

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2

4/15/1989 A

9 R B71

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2

4/18/198? B

7 R P10

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2

4/18/1989 B

7 R L59

H

2

4/18/1989 B

7 R P10

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2

4/19/1989 C

3 R M31

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4/20/1989 D

5 R R90

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2

4/20/1989 D

10 R

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2

4/22/1989 C

3 R P10

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2

4/27/1989 B

1 P R P10

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2

4/27/1989 D

4 R

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2

4/27/1989 D

5 R

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2

5/02/1989 C

3 P R M31

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2

5/02/1989 C

3 R M31

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2

5/04/198? D

5 R B77

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5/04/l?8? D

9 R M57

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2

5/04/1989 D

11 R B77

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5/05/1989 D

6 P R M31

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5/09/1989 C

3 P R P10

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5/16/1989 A

6 P R P10

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5/18/1989 D

5 R B77

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6/01/1989 B

1 R P10

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2

6/01/1989 D

10 R B77

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6/02/1989 D

7 R W66

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6/02/1989 Ii

7 R M31

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6/06/1989 B

5 P R M60

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2

6/08/1989 D

4 P R B77

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2

6/11/1989 E

11 P R P10

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2

6/15/198? D

11 R B77

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2

6/16/1989 D

14 R P10

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2

6/20/1989 A

6 R M60

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2

6/20/198? A

8 R L59

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6/22/l?89 B

1 P R M31

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2

6/22/1989 D

5 R B77

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2

6/23/1989 D

16 R W66

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6/27/198? A

2 N

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7 R B77

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4 L

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6/30/1989 D

7 P R M31

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7/13/l?8? D

9 R B77

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7/28/l?8? D

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8/03/l?8? D

3 R B77

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8/24/1989 D

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8/25/1989 D

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

V.C. ROGERS IS STAND OUT IN NERDY 'NERD'
SHARP PERFORMANCE Of FLAT 'AMADEUS' NOTED
VOCALISTS ONLY WEAKNESS IN 'ROBBER BRIDEGROOM'
'CHERRY ORCHARD' IS NEITHER GOOD NOR BAD ENOUGH

■SfflUftUVH ff^ffiE' RING WITH EMOTION
'THE CIRCLE' ! WORKING PROS IN A HOT GIG
FINE ENSEMBLE WORK GIVE THIS 'BRIDEGROOM' VIM

FINE ACTING! EXTCR^DIRECTINB KEEP TENSION IN 'THE RUNNER'
TRIANGLE DINNER'S 'FANTASTICKS' IS A FIRST-RATE SHOW
LITTLEBIG THEATER'S 'BEAUTY AND BEAST' FAVORS TALE'S CHARM

» WSTOm W ^EVOCATIVE FLAY ABLY DIRECTED
I^I«THER TOURAGE' CAST, AUDIENCE STRUGGLE IN ENTHRALLING LOSING CAUSE

SK grST^ENES, ACTING ECLIPSED BY UNEVEN TONE

THIS PINTER MAKES POINT DESPITE 'THRUST'
♦OLD TIMES' CAPTURES PINTER'S STYLE
ANOTHER OP'NIN', ANOTHER 'KATE' „.„„,__ „__
'ANBROCLES' GOOD TASTE OF ADULT PLAYS FOR KIDS
'THE GOOD DOCTOR'/CHEKHOV'S COMIC SIDE

VtrJUBBF^^ AND LOTS OF QUESTS
STOF^Ara'SfWSTERYPLAYED IN LANGUAGE OF ART AND OF HEART
'INFANCY' IS A-flNE
•ARTIST' WELL-CRAFTED, BUT PORTRAITS WEAK

NCC^PUTS^BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER' THROUGH SUNDAY
'MEBAL OF HONOR RAG' OPENS TONIGHT AT DUKE
ENCHANTING, HEARTFELT/THE NUTCRACKER
RAMBLERS MAKE IT WORK

^^MlWM A RUSSIAN SENSE OF POWER AND HELPLESSNESS
BERTOLUCCI '1900' HISTORY IN POETRY, FAMILY TERTC
TsTTCHYMONDAY' - CRIME WITH SOFTLY BRITISH HUMpR
CHILDREN, CRIME COMBINE IN BRITISH 'BELLMAN' CAPER
MISHA'S COLD WAR SAGA NEARLY 'BUDDY' FUCK
FINE ALLEN STITCHES WEAR FAST IN 'SEPTEMBER'

IN 'THE GOOD MOTHER,' DIANE KEATON BOBBLES CHANCE TO DEFINE AN IMAGE
'MIAMI VICE' IN ORGINAL - BUDDY FILM NOIR IN COLOR
'LOST HONOR' SPEAKS LOUDLY AFTER 14 YEARS
SPY MYSTERY DEPICTS A CULTURAL WASPS' NEST
'LES MISERABLES' LOST IN '78 TRANSLATION
•IMAGINE' EXAMINES 3 FACES OF LENNON
BROTHERLY FABLE FALTERS AS EPIC __

THE FILM THAT HELPED CORRECT AN INJUSTICE
'GRAND HIGHWAY^ISA LITTLE GEM WORTH PRICE OF ^SUBTITLES
PHILIP GLASS 'NOTES'! MINIMAL PRRR THE TV MASSES ^^

•THE CHOCOLATE WAR' HAS A BAD AFTERTASTE; 'IF...' IS MUCH BETTER
'COUSINS' REKINDLES INTEREST IN ITS FRENCH COUSIN
•WANING ON EMPTY' IS MORE THAN BOY'S STORY AND POLITICS
MOVIE 'STREETWISE' THE HOMELESS' ONLY GIFT
MTJCKER' A JOYRIDE OF MALE PASSIONS (CARS, DEALS)
'THINGS CHANGE' GETS STRAIGHT TO THE HEART
AS FATHER'S DAY NEARS, CHECK OUT 'LES COMPERES'
THIS SUKMER, A 50-YEAR-OLD GEM HITS VIDEO STORES
'JAWS THE REVENGE' JUST A CAWED FISH TALE
'MADAME SOUSATZKA'! WHICH STAR SHOULD SHINE BRIGHTEST? _ _iip,

E^m^smwa^jaa long, but still pleasing for jazz fans

EASTWOOD'S DIRECTING KEEPS 'BIRD' GROUNDED
EAVESDROPPING IS THE THEME OF ALLEN'S ' ANOTHER WOMAN'

'^^S^T^VW^^ 'HAMLET' WAS OLIVIER'S BEST
•RADIO". A STAR'S SPECIAL HIGH
HUMOR, TERROR IN 'FUNNY DIRTY' WAR

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7 R P10

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7 P R

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2 10/17/1989 A

6 P R M31

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9 R B77

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3 R B77

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2 10/27/1989 D

8 R M60

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3 P R

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2 10/31/1989 A

7 R P10

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2 11/02/1989 A

6 P R P10

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2 11/02/1989 A

6 R P10

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2 11/03/1989 D

7 P R B77

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2 11/06/1989 B

5 P R B71

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2 11/10/1989 D

7 R B77

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2 11/16/1989 A

8 R M31

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2 11/16/1989 A

8 R M31

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2 11/16/1989 B

13 P R B77

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2 11/16/1989 B

13 N B71

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2 11/17/1989 B

6 R

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2 11/28/1989 A

7 R L59

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6 P R

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2 12/15/1989 D

6 P R B77

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2

1/06/1989 D

4 R L59

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2

1/13/1989 D

4 P R L59

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2

1/20/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

1/27/1989 D

4 R L59

H

2

2/03/1989 D

3 P R L59

H

2

2/10/1989 D

4 R L59

H

2

2/17/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

2/24/1989 D

3 P R L59

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2

3/03/1989 D

6 R L59

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2

3/10/1989 D

4 P R L59

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2

3/17/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

3/24/1989 D

7 P R L59

H

2

3/31/1989 D

2 R L59

H

2

4/07/1989 D

11 P R L59

H

2

4/14/1989 D

4 R L59

H

2

4/21/1989 D

11 P R L59

H

2

4/28/1989 D

11 R L59

H

2

5/05/1989 D

11 R L59

H

2

5/12/1989 D

2 P R L59

H

2

5/19/1989 D

10 R L59

H

2

5/26/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

6/02/1989 D

3 R L59

H

2

6/09/1989 D

7 R L59

H

2

6/16/1989 D

4 R L59

H

2

6/23/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

6/30/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

7/04/1989 C

3 R L59

H

2

7/07/1989 D

3 P R L59

H

2

7/21/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

7/28/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

8/04/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

8/11/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

8/18/1989 D

4 P R L59

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2

8/25/1989 D

3 F R L59

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9/01/1989 D

4 R L59

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

VIDEO HOLDS A SURPRISING SLICE OF JAZZ LIFE

'TRUE BELIEVER' COMIC OPTIMISM MIXES BADLY WITH MORAL MALAISE

'DANCERS': MISHA'S MOVES STILL BETTER THAN HIS ACTING

KEATON TIMING TURNS OUT STYLISH, HILARIOUS HAUNTING

'THE SUNDOWNERS' FEATURES ROBERT MITCHUM AT HIS BEST

HEAVEN ON EARTH, OR FALL FROM GRACE?

CREDIBLE RAGS-TO-RICHES; JOAN CRAWFORD IN 'POSSESSED'

♦ROOTS,' ITALIAN-STYLE," THE FAMILY'

'FRIGHT NIGHT PART II'/CLEVER, NOT GORY

'ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO'/IT'S PURE BETTE DAVIS

TALE OF TEEN ROMANCE TAKES AN UNUSUAL TURN/'SAY ANYTHING'

A MASTER STILL PLAYS, THANKS TO VIDEOTAPE/ 'HOROWITZ IN LONDON'

IT'S CLASSIC DICKENS WITH A ZANY TWIST/ 'SCROOGED'

VERILY, A WASTE OF TIME

THE RESTORED VERSION MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT/ 'WIZARD OF OZ'

SURE-FIRE INVESTMENT/'WORKING GIRL'

BIG GAFFES, FEU LAUGHS/'BARON MUNCHAUSEN'

REVLON INC.

REVLON COVERS ALL BASES

REVOLUTIONARY WAR

GRANVILLE PATRIOT IS RECOGNIZED AFTER 165 YEARS

REWARD

$2,500 REWARD OFFERED AFTER SCHOOL ARSON

REWARD OFFERED FOR DRIVER FORCING FATAL 1-40 WRECK

REWARD OFFERED FOR ROBBERY INFO

DUKE OFFERS REWARDS FOR INFORMATION ON RAPISTS

STATE OFFERS REWARD IN DURHAM MURDER

REWARD OFFERED FOR STOLEN TAPESTRIES

L&M OFFERS REWARD FOR TIPS ON MURDER

REWARD INCREASES IN SHERRON DEATH

REWARDS OFFERED IN SLAYING

LIGGETT & MYERS OFFERS $5,000 REWARD IN WORKER'S MURDER

KIRK REWARDS REACH $36,200

STATE ADDS $5,000 REWARD IN KIRK CASE

REWARDS TOTAL $41,200 FOR TIPS ON KIRK SLAYING

PAYING FOR CRIME TIPS JUSTIFIES THE RESULTS

RHODES SCHOLARSHIP

DUKE, UNC STUDENTS GET RHODES GRANTS

UNC CLASSICS MAJOR ONE OF 32 RHODES SCHOLARS

RHODODENDRON

THERE'S NO NEED TO FEAR GROWING RHODODENDRONS

RHONE-POULENC (MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY)

RHONE-POULENC EXPANDING AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS LABORATORY

RIALTO THEATER (RALEIGH, N.C.)

RIALTO REOPENSJ 'ROCKY HORROR' REVIVED, LIVE ACTS PLANNED

RICE

THE 'NEW' BRAN; RESEARCH INDICATES RICE MIGHT REDUCE CHOLESTEROL LEVELS

RICE DIET

SEE ALSO THE RICE DIET REPORT (BOOK)
JUDY MOSCOVITZ IS BACK WITH NEW DIET HANDBOOK

THE RICE DIET REPORT (BOOK)
SEE ALSO RICE DIET
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
JUDY MOSCOVITZ IS BACK WITH NEW DIET HANDBOOK

RICHARD E. WHITTED HUMAN SERVICES CENTER

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, HUMAN SERVICES CENTER
OLD SCHOOL BUILDING RENAMED FOR WHITTED

RICHARD H. THORNTON LIBRARY

N
P

H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S

E
D

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

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9/01/1989 D

9/08/1989 D

9/15/1989 D

9/22/1989 D

9/29/1989 D

10/06/1989 D

10/13/1989 D

10/20/1989 D

10/27/1989 D

11/03/1989 D

11/17/1989 D

11/24/1989 D

12/01/1989 D

12/08/1989 D

12/15/1989 D

12/22/1989 D

12/29/1989 D

5

11 P
4

4 P
4

18 P
19
19

19 P
21 P
19 P
19 P
19 P
25
23 P
19 P
19 P

S66
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59
L59

S 2 6/06/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/29/1989 A 1 P N Bll

H

2 1/05/1989 C

7 N

H

2 1/07/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1 1/13/1989 A

2 P N M70

H

2 2/02/1989 A

1 N N36

S

2 2/20/1989 A

1 N B53

H

2 2/22/1989 D

9 P N D80

S

2 5/13/1989 C

1 N

S

2 5/31/1989 A

1 N B53

H

2 6/02/1989 C

3 N

S

2 8/25/1989 C

1 P N B53

H

2 10/04/1989 C

1 N

H

2 12/14/1989 B

1 N

S

2 12/14/1989 B

1 N

S

2 12/20/1989 A

4 E

H 2 12/11/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 7 N

H 2 5/14/1989 E 16 U

H 2 10/15/1989 D 6 N K65

H 2 11/24/1989 D 15 N M60

H 2 5/10/1989 B 1 P F Zll

H 2 7/16/1989 D 3 P U H45

H 2 7/16/1989 D 3 P U H45

CHH 1 6/07/1989 A 3 P N M20

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12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

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SEE GRANVILLE COUNTY LIBRARY

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

JUSTICES ARE MEDDLING AGAIN
DURHAM REWORKING HIRING QUOTA

RICHMOND COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL ,,.„.„
RICWOND COUNTY FOOTBALL! IT'S SIMPLY FANTASTIC
KNIGHTS TO TEST 'IRRESISTIBLE' RAIDERS
KNIGHTS-RAIDERS: REMATCH AT THE ROCK
NORTHERN GETS SHOT AT NO. 1 RICHMOND
THE ROCKET THAT LAUNCHES RAIDERS
RAIDERS LIVE IN A CLASSIC
GALLANT KNIGHTS FALL SHORT, 18-15 ^^
LAST-SECOND FG MISS LEAVES NGSTHERN EMPTY
KNIGHTS FALL TO RAIDERS IN BATTLE OF 'GIANTS'
NORTHERN EARNS RESPECT __
RAIDERS ROUT REYNOLDS, REPEAT AS CHAMPS

■nBHMMF-l * P^Y/UILD WEST ARTSCENTER
R T RHT-TO-EIE

DAUGHTER TIED TO TUBES/COUPLE WANTS RIGHT TO END IT
A CASE FOR PLANNED DEATH

RIGHT-TO-READ PROGRAM

SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE READING

RIGHTS-OF-WAY

RIGHTS-OF-WAY

SEE HIGHWAYS, N.C.

RILEY PAINT CO.

WINDOW DRESSING

RINGLING BROTHERS AND BARNUM AND BAILEY CIRCUS _.^ __ ____

C^CHANIMAL TRAINER IN GREENSBORO BEFORE HE QUITS THE CIRCUS
TOhS.MNTHE RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM 4 BAILEY CIRCUS
DURHAM MAN LOVES HIS LIFE AS ACLOWN
CIRCUS STILL THRILL FOR 'CHILDREN OF ALL AGES'

H 2 10/06/1989 A
S 2 12/13/1989 A

H
S
S

H

RIOTS _

SEE ALSO DISORDERLY CONDUCT
SOCCER REMAINS RECREATIONAL H

P^fM ^K's&IENCE AT VIRGINIA BEACH ^ K
NCCU STUDENTS, VIRGINIA BEACH KAYOR NOT TO HEET ABOUT RIOTS ANYTIME SOON H
NCOJ PAIR TELL PROBE PANEL RACISM CAUSED LABOR DAY RIOT H

RISING SUN IN CAROLINA (SPECIAL SERIES)

^I^AL^If :SeSE LEAVE BUSINESS TRACKS IN TRIANGLE
N.C7 COMPANIES PUT FOOT IN WIDENING DOOR OF JAPANESE MARKET
EAST MEETS WEST IN NORTH (CAROLINA) , EACH HAS LOT TO LEARN ABOUT OTHER
COLLECTIVISM, INDIVIDUALISM BUMP
JAPANESE DIVE INTO U.S. LIFE/RISING SUN IN CAROLINA
D2EUTIVES' CHILDREN TAKE EXTRA STUDIES/RISING SUN IN CAROLINA

H
H
H
H
H
H

E

N H65

2 11/23/1989 B
2 11/23/1989 B
2 11/24/1989 B
2 11/24/1989 B
2 11/24/1989 B
2 11/25/1989 D
2 11/25/1989 D
2 11/25/1989 D
2 11/25/1989 B
2 11/25/1989 B
2 12/11/1989 D

N B40
N P52
N C49
N B40
N L22
U L22
N B40
N M64
N P52
N A76
N B40

H 2 11/24/1989 D 4 P F B71

H 2 12/03/1989 D
H 2 12/12/1989 A

S 2 1/13/1989 A 10 P P S73

2 1/09/1989 A 6 P U W66

2 2/16/1989 D 6 P P

2 2/24/1989 C 1 P N B71

2 2/26/1989 B 1 P N P38

4/19/1989 A

9/10/1989 D

9/26/1989 B

9/27/1989 C

11/01/1989 C

3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/21/1989
3/21/1989

4
4
5
12
1

E

E
N

N C47
N C47

Q C60
Q C60
Q N36
Q N36
Q N36
Q N36

RITE-AID DRUGS (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) _rj_ nxr
TOWNS WANT TROLLEY BUS PARK-AND-RIDE LOTS

RIVER BANK AMERICA

ADARON TAKES OUT MORTGAGE

RIVER FOREST (DURHAM, N.C. COMMUNITY)

RESIDENTS KNOCK ENO DRIVE PROJECT ll..UMmm:

CITY'S 'CLERICAL ERROR' ON ENO DRIVE STIRS TWO NEIGHBORHOODS
OLD FARM FOLLOWS ENO LOOP PLAN
COUNCIL DROPS ENO LOOP PLAN

CHH 1 1/19/1989 A 1 P N M70

S 2 1/03/1989 A 1 N

2 3/29/1989 A

2 4/11/1989 C

2 4/11/1989 C

2 4/13/1989 A

1 N H70

1 N S69

1 N M06

1 N M06

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RIVERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING RESOURCE WATERS
SEE ALSO SCENIC RIVERS

REP. HACKNEY'S BILL PUSHES OFFICIAL SCENIC RIVER STATUS FOR HAW

HACKNEY TO ADD $75,000 TO HAW RIVER BILL

RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL

RIVERSIDE HIGH NAMED PICKED IN 4-1 BOARD VOTE
BOARD DUNKS DOUBTERS, DUBS SCHOOL RIVERSIDE
LET'S RECOGNIZE OUR GIANTS
SCHOOL BOARDS OKS RIVERSIDE HIGH BIDS
BIDS FOR NEW SCHOOL TOP MONEY BUDGETED

RIVERVIEW SHOPPING CENTER

BIG LOTS OPENING AT RIVERVIEW CENTER

ROAD-PAVING COMPANIES (SEE NAME OF SPECIFIC CO.)
SEE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION

ROAD REPAIR

NO TAR HEELS WANTED HERE

GRANVILLE ROAD IMPROVEMENT PLAN ACCEPTED

HEAT WAVE

ICE LEAVES INTERSTATE 85 POTHOLE PLAGUE

ROAD SIGNS

SEE BILLBOARDS

SEE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS

SEE TRAFFIC SIGNS

ROADBLOCKS

DON'T SCUTTLE THE CHECKPOINTS
NEW YEAR'S PEEVE

ROADS, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, OUTER LOOP

SEE ALSO DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO THOROUGHFARE PLAN

1-85 WAS DURHAM'S MOST USED ROAD IN 1988, ENGINEERS SAY

DON'T DEAD-END ROADS

DURHAM SEES MANY ROAD IMPROVEMENTS

DON'T KILL FUTURE ROADS

ROADS, N.C.

SEE ALSO SCENIC ROADS PLAN
HOUSE SPEAKER SAYS HE OPPOSES 'TIN-CUP ROADS'
GASOLINE TAX INCREASE FAIR TO HIGHWAY USERS
ROXBORO IS CENTER OF PERSON COUNTY TRAFFIC PATTERN
N.C. NEEDS HIGHWAYS

BR0YHILL5 education, roads economic keys

$7.1 BILLION SPENDING BILL GOING BEFORE STATE SENATE
PANEL VOTES AGAINST REFERENDUM ON HIGHWAY PROGRAM

ROADS, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ROADS

ROANOKE RIVER

WILDLIFE AGENCY PROPOSES REFUGE ALONG ROANOKE
AN EXAMPLE FOR ORANGE COUNTY?

ROANOKE RIVER BASIN ASSOCIATION
GASTON PIPELINE BRIEFING SET

LAKE GASTON PIPELINE FIGHT CONTINUES ON 'MANY FRONTS'
ROANOKE RIVER BASIN GROUP TO HEAR PIPELINE FIGHT UPDATE

THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM (PLAY)

ON STAGE, START UPS, START OVERS

VOCALISTS ONLY WEAKNESS IN 'ROBBER BRIDEGROOM'

FINE ENSEMBLE WORK GIVE THIS 'BRIDEGROOM' VIM

ROBBERY, CARRBORO

CHH 1 4/30/1989 A
CHH 1 5/08/1989 A

1 N H20
3 N «20

11/17/1989 C
11/17/1989 C
11/21/1989 A
12/13/1989 C
12/13/1989 B

P N C47
N Yll
E
N
N Yll

H 2 5/28/1989 D 8 N

H 2 5/13/1989 A 14 P P L38

H 1 5/23/1989 C 1 N T33

CHH 1 6/30/1989 A 1 P P L38

H 2 12/1(4/1989 C 1 P N H60

2 10/13/1989 A 4 E
2 12/28/1989 B 1 N B53

H 2 1/17/1989 A 1 M N 046

H 2 4/04/1989 A 4 E

S 2 7/24/1989 A 1 P F H70

H 2 11/07/1989 A 4 E

2/02/1989
2/13/1989
2/15/1989
2/25/1989
4/06/1989
4/11/1989
6/07/1989

N
E

M N 046

E
P N M06

N

N

H 2 3/07/1989 A 8 N
CHH 1 8/13/1989 A 4 E

H 2 4/19/1989 C
H 1 4/25/1989 C
H 2 10/17/1989 C

1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60

H 2 9/15/1989 D 9 P F
H 2 9/19/1989 A 7 P R P10
S 2 9/21/1989 D 4 R B77

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SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, CARRBOR0
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE MAN IN RECENT BURGLARY
POLICE LOG/STUDENTS CHARGED UITH SIGN THEFT
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED UITH TAKING SUNGLASSES
HAN ARRESTED FOR CARRBORO BREAK-IN

ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL _ iitii

SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL MmmT„
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ROBBERIES

POLICE NAB SUSPECT IN RECENT ROBBERIES

CRIME STOPPERS OFFERS REWARD

POLICE LOG/STUDENTS CHARGED UITH THEFT OF CDS

POLICE LOG/CHARGES FILED IN THEFT

UNC STUDENT FLFAISajILTY TpMISDEMEANOR LARCENY

POLICE LOG/MEN CHARGED IN THEFT OF TIRES ATDEALERSHIP

POLICE LOG/RESTAURANT BURGLARIES INVESTIGATED

OPEN-DOOR COMMUNITIES? IS THIEVERY TURNING THE LOCKS?

POLICE LOG/MEN ROB WORKERS „—-«-,

POLICE LOG/STUDENTS CHARGED UITH AUTO TAMPERING

POLICE LOG/HENDERSON MAN FACES DU CHARGE

POLICE LOG/DUI CHARGE FOLLOWS TWO-CAR ACCIDENT

POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED UITH DEATH BY VEHICLE

POLICE LOG/HOLIDAY DM HIT BY SERIES OF THEFTS

MAN IN FOOT CHASE SENTENCED MONDAY

POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE MAN UITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/GYM OFFICES THEFT TARGETS
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN CHARGED UITH DWI
POLICE LOG/3 MEN CHARGED UITH DUI

AN UNWELCOME SURPRISE

THEFT OF TREE HAS WOMAN SHAKING HEAD

ROBBERY, DURHAM

SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, DURHAM

SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERY, DUJHAfl „

SEE ALSO BREAKING AND ENTERING (CRIME)

SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, THEFT

SEE ALSO BURGLARY RING

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, CRIME

SEE ALSO COMPUTER THEFT

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ROBBERY

SEE ALSO GASOLINE, THEFTS

SEE ALSO GRAVE ROBBERY

SEE ALSO GUN THEFTS

SEE ALSO JEWEL THEFT

SEE ALSO PURSE SNATCHING

CLEANERS ROBBED BY BAG-WAVING MAN

GRANVILLE OFFICER'S SEEX DURHAM MAN FOR HOUSEBREAKING pAcu

S^smmfr employee holds man for police following theft of cash

POLICE SEEKING OWNERS OF JEWELRY BELIEVEDSTOLEN

CARPET, PADDING STOLEN FROM II. CLUB APARTMENTS

ESCAPEE CONFESSES TO 237 BREAK-INS

MAN ROBS MOTEL ON 1-85

MASKED MAN ROBS MOTEL ^^ ^^^

POLICE NAB 2 IN DURHAM PAWN SHOP THEFTS

MUAJMT

SUSPECTS SNARED AFTER 7-HOUR CHASE (CORRECTED 2-5^9)
POLICE HOLD 3 IN PAWN SHOP THEFTS (CORRECTED 2-6-89)
CORRECTION
CORRECTION

POLICES RE-IDENTIFY PAWN SHOP THEFT SUSPECT
SUSPECT'S IDENTITY CONFIRMED
MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY _ mmmmr mwTT
STORE EMPLOYEE BEATEN, ROBBED OF NIGHT DEPOSIT
2 RESCUE MISSION RESIDENTS FACE BREAK-IN CHARGES
JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY OF BURGLARY; DRAWS LIFE

PERSONAL RECORDS LEAD TO SUSPECT

POTTS' ARREST CONNECTED TO RED ROOF INN THEFT
MAN GRABS $1,300 IN GARAGE

CHH 1 3/21/1989 A 8 N

CHH 1 3/22/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 4/19/1989 A 10 N

CHH 1 8/11/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/08/1989
2/04/1989
2/10/1989
3/19/1989
3/22/1989
5/18/1989
6/05/1989
7/04/1989
9/24/1989
10/21/1989
10/22/1989
10/24/1989 ..
11/07/1989 A
11/11/1989 A
11/12/1989
11/14/1989
11/14/1989
11/15/1989
12/02/1989
12/04/1989
12/27/1989
12/28/1989

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

s

2

CHV

1

S

2

H

2

CHH 1

S

2

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

s

2

1/01/1989

1/07/1989

1/07/1989

1/19/1989

1/21/1989

1/25/1989

2/01/1989

2/02/1989

2/03/1989

2/03/1989

2/04/1989

2/04/1989

2/05/1989 B

2/06/1989 A

2/06/1989 A

2/07/1989 C

2/08/1989 A

2/13/1989 B

2/15/1989 C

2/26/1989

3/02/1989

3/03/1989

3/03/1989

3/03/1989

N

N S17

N

N

N

N

N

N

U

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

3 P N S17
3 P N S17

N

N

N

N

N

N M51

N B53

N

N B53

P T37

N R63

N T37

N

N

N

N M51

N

N

N

N

N

N

N B53

N

B53

MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX 6
12/31/1989

Y S U B J

PARKING GARAGE MUGGER ROBS RAPE CRISIS DIRECTOR OF $1,300 BANK DEPOSIT

STOLEN FUNDS FROM RAPE CRISIS HARD TO REPLACE

CLUB REPLACES MONEY TAKEN FROM RAPE CRISIS IN ROBBERY

18-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH 10 BREAK-INS

WOMAN ROBBED; MAN ARRESTED

DURHAM MAN HELD FOR BREAK-INS ESCAPES

TWO ARRESTED AFTER SOCKS STOLEN FROM HOSIERY MILL

DEPUTIES ARREST MAN FOR BURGLARY, ASSAULT

THIEVES CLEAN OUT MUSICIAN'S HOME

REWARD OFFERED FOR TWO VIOLINS STOLEN IN BREAK-IN

PROPERTY STOLEN FROM PLANNING OFFICE

50 WATCHES VALUED AT $3,500 STOLEN

GROUP SEEKS TIPS ON THEFT FROM MUSICIAN

WITNESSES CATCH SUSPECT, RECOVER MONEY

MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING WOMAN, 81

BLIND VICTIM FINDS RETRIBUTION LACKING

SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER ROBBERY

BREAK-IN SUSPECT CHARGED AFTER CHASE

POLICE SAY ROBBER USED A TOY PISTOL

MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO HOUSE

POLICE SAY 'CUSTOMER' ROBBED EATERY

POLICE FIND BRACELET, HOLD DURHAM MAN

THIEVES STEAL $1,200 IN COPPER WIRE FROM A DURHAM FIRM

MAN, WOMAN STAB EACH OTHER IN FIGHT

POLICE SAY 3 STABBED IN 2 JULY 4 ARGUMENTS

DURHAM TEEN SHOT IN ABDOMEN AS HE ANSWERS DOOR BELL

POLICE LOG/CLERK TRICKED OUT OF MONEY 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 WITH KNIFE

POLICE LOG/APARTMENT, OFFICE BROKEN INTO

POLICE LOG/THIEF TAKES AIR CONDITIONER, TOOLS

ROBBERS BEAT MAN, TAKE CAR, WALLET

WOMAN SAYS WALLET TAKEN BY THREE MEN

TWO MEN ROB CABBIE

DOMINO'S MANAGER ROBBED BY 2 MASKED GUNMEN

POLICE LOG/2 ARRESTED AFTER POINTING GUN AT WOMAN DRIVING ON 1-85

2 DURHAM MEN ARE CHARGED WITH MORRISVILLE BANK HOLDUP

POLICE LOG/4 CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT

POLICE LOG/BREAK-INS REPORTED AT SEVERAL DURHAM CHURCHES

POLICE LOG/TWO MEN ROB GOODWILL STORE

POLICE LOG/YOUNG WOMAN ASSAULTED IN BEDROOM BY INTRUDER

POLICE L0G/W0MAN,22, CHARGED WITH APARTMENT BREAK-IN

POLICE LOG/3 TEENS ROB NEWSPAPER VENDOR, 12

CHARGES AGAINST LEE COREY FRANKLIN DROPPED BY COURT

POLICE LOG/RESTAURANT WORKER STRUCK WITH CLUB

PAIR 'ASK DIRECTIONS,' TAKE WALLET

POLICE LOG/ASKED FOR DIRECTIONS, MAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT

POLICE LOG/MINUTES AFTER NORTH ROXBORO ROAD BURGLARY, POLICE CHARGE MAN

POLICE LOG/ABOUT $3,000 DISCOVERED MISSING AFTER WOMEN DISTRACT... CLERKS

POLICE LOG/FOR $800, WOMAN GETS 20 MINUTES OF PAVING

POLICE LOG/5 SUSPECTS FACE DRUG CHARGES

POLICE LOG/PEDESTRIAN HOSPITALIZED BY HIT-AND-RUN VEHICLE

THIEF ENTERS CHURCH AS COUPLE TAKES VOWS

POLICE LOG/WOMAN BREAKS WRIST SAVING HER PURSE

MAN SENTENCED FOR ROLE IN THEFTS AT LAWYER'S HOME

LOSSES FROM STORAGE BIN THEFTS MAY TOP $100,000

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

MAN FACES ANOTHER 52 BREAK-IN CHARGES

POLICE LOG/WOMAN DEAD IN CAR IDENTIFIED

GOLD JEWELRY STOLEN FROM MOTORCYCLE SHOP

POLICE LOG/BICYCLIST ARRESTED AFTER STOLEN CHECK CASH ATTEMPT

POLICE LOG/FRONT-DOOR KICKER SHOT, HOSPITALIZED

STOLEN PROPERTY FOUND IN HOME

POLICE LOG/FIVE MEN ARE PEPPERED WITH SHOT WHILE SITTING ON A WALL

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H

2

3/04/1989 C

1

N A54

S

2

3/04/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2

3/13/1989 B

1

N P38

H

2

3/22/1989 C

3

N

S

2

3/25/1989 C

1

N

H

2

3/29/1989 A

1 PN H90

H

2

4/04/1989 C

3

N

S

2

4/04/1989 A

1

N B53

S

2

4/11/1989 C

1

N

H

2

4/13/1989 C

5

N

H

2

4/15/1989 C

6

N

H

2

4/15/1989 C

6

N

S

2

4/17/1989 C

1

N

H

2

4/18/1989 B

1

N

S

2

4/28/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2

5/30/1989 A

1 P N S82

H

2

6/05/1989 B

6

N

H

2

6/06/1989 C

3

N

H

2

6/07/1989 C

2

N

S

2

6/13/1989 B

1

N

S

2

6/20/1989 A

7

N

S

2

6/29/1989 C

1

N B53

S

2

7/01/1989 C

1

N

S

2

7/04/1989 C

1

N

S

2

7/05/1989 A

14

N

H

2

7/06/1989 C

3

N

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 M51

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7/14/1989 C

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7/17/1989 A

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4

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8/07/1989 A

11

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8/09/1989 B

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8/10/1989 C

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2

8/13/1989 B

8

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2

8/14/1989 C

1

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2

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9

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8/15/1989 C

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2

8/17/1989 C

1

N M51

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2

8/18/1989 C

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8/19/1989 C

5

N

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2

8/20/1989 C

11

N M51

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2

8/21/1989 A

13

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S

2

8/23/1989 B

1

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2

8/24/1989 C

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N M51

S

2

8/24/1989 C

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2

8/25/1989 C

5

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SUBJE

POLICE LOG/STUDENTS OF SCIENCE.HATH SCHOOL ASSAULTED
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED IN MCDONALD HOOSE
SEVERAL CITY BREAK-INS CLEARED; KHAN ARRESTED

PARHAM ESCAPE NETS WIFE 3-YEAR TERM

OFFICERS STILL SEEKING OWNERS OF STOLEN GOODS

POLICE LOG/MAN, 2 INTRUDERS EXCHANGE SHOTS

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

RRPAK-IN SUSPECT COULD FACE SENTENCES OF 3,000 YEARS

rauo ISmmt bow nraiOTil as missing is-year-old girl

TRItt_ DELAYED

DURHAM COUFLE CHARGED UITH BREAK-INS AND THEFTS

THIEVES TAKE LOAD OF SPOILED PIZZAS FROM TRUCK TRAILER _ _,

POLICE L&BBERY ATTOPTLEAVES MAN STABBED NINE TIMES, BEATEN

POLICE LOG/ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA

ffiS iffiSSira KF& SBKgE PEKING LOT (CORRECTED 9-16-89)
POLICE LCG/MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ROBBED; THIRU HOLDUP ATTEMPT THWARTED

pf^TcGAHIEVEs'S INTO FOUR CARS PARKED AT EMERALD FOREST APTS.

POLICE LOG/REPORTS DISAGREE ON ROBBER'S CLOTHING

POLICE LOG/MAN UITH GUN ROBS SPORTSMAN CLUB

POLICE LOG/MASKED MAN ROBS RESTAURANT __

POLICE LOG/DEPUTIES RECOVER ITEMS STOLEN IN BREAK-IN

pSjEE LOG/TWO CHARGED UITH ARMED WBBERY OF STORE CLERK

£8 ^S^lSV^S^^^^Mma QUELLED

&i£ KS^ t^ iBWfflP--

TRAFFIC CITATION HELP FOLICE FIND *20,000 IN STOLEN GOODS

POLICE SAY THEY CRACK MOREHEADI HILL THEFTS

RECOVERED PROPERTY AWAITS OWNERS' CLAIMS ^^

POLICELOG/ROBBER HANDS NOTE TO BANK TELLER, WALKS AWAY WITH MONEY

POLICE LINK STOLEN GOODS TO SEVEN BREAK-INS^

POLICE LOG/CAR HOOKED ON TRACTOR-TRAILER BUMPER

POLICE LOG/MAN SAYS HE WAS HELD IN TRUNK OF HIS CAR

POLICE LOG/GU*MAN ROBS UOHEN IN MgWL'S L£BgpW UK

POLICE LOG/ARGUMENT LEAVES MAN WITH 5 GUNSHOT WOUNDS

3 ADDITIONAL MCREHEAD HILL CHARGES LODGED __

TttXEANTSIN MAHALS TAKEN FROM GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SITE

POLICE LOG/GLAXO CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS STOLEN „„„_

DURHAM POLICE PREPARE MORE MCREHEAD HILL BREAK-IN CHARGES

APi£ST MADE IN JL*£ 13 BANK ROBBERY/PXICE LOG

MORE CHARGES FILED IN BREAK-IN MSES/POLICELOG

POLICE LOG/NEIGHBOR CHARGED IN BREAK-IN, ARSON

POLICE LOG/NORTHGATE GUARD'S NOSE BROKEN; JEEN O^GED

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

MAN FLEES POLICE IN DUKE HOSPITAL ^bitv%

FflLICELOG/SHOTS LEAVE MAN WITH MULTIPLE WOUNDS __,

PXICE LGG/C$ICERSSAY BURGLAR CAUGHT LEAVING HOUSE BY WINDOW

POLICE LOG/SHOOTING EXHDFFICER'S CAR CHARGED

POLICE LOG/MAN FACES 2 CHARGES OF BURGLARY

POLICE LOG/BABY RESCUED FROM STOLEN, WRECKED AUTO

POLICE LOG/CALLER SAYS BCttB PLANTED AT NIGHT SPOT

POLICE LOG/HURST TOOL USED IN 12 CAR WRECKS

POLICE LOG/TRAILER SNAPS, CAUSES CAR, PICKUP WRECK

MCNEILL BYPASSES HEARING ON BREAK-INS

POLICE LOG/PRISONER AT HOSPITAL GETS AWAY

POLICE LOG/WOMAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING

POLICE LOG/MERCEDES RUNS AMOK; DRIVER JAILED

PIZZA DELIVERY ROBBED

FOLICE LOG/5 ARRESTED IN AUTO BREAK-INS

POLICE LOG/CRIMESTOPPER TIP, KNOCK ON DOOR NETS ARREST

POLICE LOG/MISSING MAN DISCOVERED IN WOOLUORTH

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2 9/28/1989 C

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2 9/30/1989 D

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2 10/02/1989 B

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2 10/03/1989 B

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2 10/05/1989 C

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2 10/06/1989 C

3

N N36

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2 10/08/1989 B

10

N M51

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2 10/09/1989 B

6

N M51

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2 10/10/1989 B

14

N M51

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2 10/11/1989 D

9

N M51

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2 10/12/1989 C

3

N M51

S

2 10/13/1989 C

1

N B53

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2 10/15/1989 A

13

N M51

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2 10/17/1989 C

3

N M51

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2 10/18/1989 C

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N M51

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2 10/19/1989 C

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N M51

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2 10/20/1989 C

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N N36

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2 10/21/1989 C

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N S69

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2 10/22/1989 B

1

N M51

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2 10/23/1989 B

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N M51

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2 10/26/1989 A

1

P N B53

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2 10/28/1989 C

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2 10/29/1989 B

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N M51

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2 10/30/1989 B

1

N M51

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2 10/30/1989 B

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2 10/31/1989 C

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2 11/02/1989 B

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INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJ

POLICE LOG/BOYFRIEND ARRESTED IN SLAYING

POLICE LOG/SUSPECT IN STABBING ARRESTED

$100,000 IN WIRE STOLEN

POLICE LOG/BLEACH THROWN IN MAN'S FACE IN PARKING LOT

POLICE LOG/GRINDERSWITCH BREAK-IN TRY CHARGES LODGED

GUNS FIGURE IN DRUG CASES

POLICE LOG/SECURITY GUARD STICK BEATEN BY TWO HEN

POLICE LOG/UNBERCOVER YOUTH REFUSED BEER, BUT CLERK ARRESTED

POLICE LOG/THREATENED WOMAN ALERTS POLICEMAN

POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES

POLICE LOG/DRIVER FACES WRECK CHARGES

POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSING $20,000 IN DRUGS

POLICE LOG/FORGERY AMONG CHARGES AFTER 2-COUNTY CHASE

POLICE LOG/$4,000 IN CHECKS, CASH STOLEN WHILE CLERK DISTRACTED

POLICE LOG/VAN STRIKES 2 PEDESTRIANS

POLICE LOG/CRIMESTOPPERS TIP SUCCESSFUL

POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES STOLEN CARD USE CHARGE

POLICE LOG/MICROWAVE STOLEN DURING MEAL

POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES COCAINE, OTHER DRUG CHARGES

POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH RADISH HEIST/BOND $100,000 IN DEC. 28 THEFT

SHOPLIFTERS, FENCES TARGETS OF POLICE SCRAPBQOK PROGRAM

POLICE CRACK DOWN ON SHOPLIFTING PROS

POLICE LOG/WOMAN CITED IN ROBBERY OF NEIGHBOR, 80

THIEVES BREAK INTO CHURCH, TAKE ITEMS DESTINED FOR NEEDY

POLICE LOG/REGISTER DISCOVERED IN MAN'S CAR

POLICE LOG/COCAINE CHARGES LODGED

MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING GAS STATION

POLICE LOG/CLUB SHOOTING INJURES MAN

POLICE LOG/SPrmNG ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY WEAPON

POLICE LOG/TWO BURGLARY CALLS RESULT IN CAPTURE

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 MAN'S TWO AUTOS

POLICE LOG/MAN ROBBED, STABBED; 3 MEN CHARGED

POLICE LOG/MAN SNATCHES BANK MONEY WALKS AWAY

POLICE LOG/P.D. QUIX STORE HELD UP BY 2 MEN

POLICE LOG/ROBBER ATTACKS WOMAN IN SEARS LOT

POLICE LOG/THIEF TAKES SALVATION ARMY GIFTS

POLICE LOG/EAT-AND-RUN SUSPECT SOUGHT

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

ANTI-CRIME AGENCY SEEKS INFORMATION ON ROBBERY

POLICE PROBING COMPUTER THEFT

POLICE LOG/HAN FAKING LEG INJURY STEALS PURSE

POLICE LOG/STORE MISSING OVER $13,000 IN CLOTHING

POLICE LOG/TAXI DRIVER FOILS ROBBERY

ROBBERY, HILLSBOROUGH

CHARGES FILED IN RURAL BREAK-IN

ROBBERY, INTERNATIONAL

PORTUGUESE FOWL ECLIPSED

ROBBERY, N.C.

SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO COMPUTER THEFT
SEE ALSO FOOD, THEFTS

THIEF PREFERS ORANGE JUICE

CHAIN SAW STOLEN DURING FRANKLIN COUNTY BREAK-IN

MAN CHARGED WITH LARCENY IN FRANKLIN

SIX TIRES ARE STOLEN

FRANKLIN DEPUTIES PROBE 2 BREAK-INS

$20 IN CHANGE STOLEN FROM LOUISBURG STATION

BREAK-IN IN VICKSBORO

THIEF HITS ROXBORO CONVENIENCE STORE

LOUISBURG POLICE PROBE HIGH SCHOOL BREAK-IN

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H 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1939

SAFE CONTAINING CASH TAKEN FROM HENDERSON STORE

TV, VCR, GUNS TAKEN DURING BREAK-IN __

$38,000 IN STAMPS STOLEN FROM POST OFFICE

CEDAR GROVE MAN GETS 20-YEAR JAIL SENTENCE

MAN CHARGED UITH HUNDREDS OF BREAK-INS ESCAPES AGAIN

CAMERA SEES MEN STEAL PAPER RACKS

STOLEN GUNS, CAR RECOVERED UITH ARRESTS _

ROXKKO MN INTERRUPTS CWRISTttS GIFT HEIST AT HIS HOME

ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY _ _

%&§ SSJSShSS^SB^ IN RURAL ORANGE COUNTY ROBBERY
SOME THIEVERY JUST ADDS UP TO WORK
SUSPECT IN BREAK-INS STILL SOUGHT
BREAK-IN ARTIST GETS 51 YEARS
MAN GETS EIGHT YEARS FOR ROBBERY
TWO MEN INDICTED IN AREA ROBBERIES

■HUPBMWtt-i FOUGHT OFF WOULD-BE STICKUP m

"""^nnPin^EEmniaes hammer to fend off would-be robber with knife

'POLITE' SUSPECT GIVES UP ROBBERY TRY
POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY WEAPON
POLICE LOG/TWO BURGLARY CALLS RESULT IN CAPTURE
POLICE LOG/ARRESTS FOLLOW FIGHT AT GAME

^^CLEH^T§i™,CTiRE IRON KILLS WOULD-BE ROBKR

MK!BiOTCSBE,,SLS!PrailBB FOR i250 MILLION INVESTMENT OFFER

^^SM'COST M(*E TW* EXPECTED _

cm mm gets high schools' new renovation plans

COMMISSIONERS SUPPORT SPECIAL TAX DISTRia

^uS&fSS KL TO CONTINUE SOOLARS PROGRAM
Kg" ^LLlTsRKoGfS K Cam. PJOJRANS

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1/12/1989 C
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4/06/1989 C
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2 7/14/1989 C
2 12/03/1989 B
2 12/04/1989 C
2 12/23/1989 B

H 2 1/01/1989 C

H 2 11/15/1989 C

H 2 1/11/1989 C

H 2 2/09/1989 C

H 2 4/25/1989 A

ROBESON COUNTY, N.C. ^^ S 2

DUkFsTUKNTC^^ GATES AT GOVERNOR'S MANSION. . .PROTEST H 2

ROBESON COUNTY, N.C, COURTS

SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C. ^^ „ .

ROBESON PROSECUTOR 'REPLACING A LEGEND' H ■

"^gaffiaAfei ISSS IIEALS * REALITY ME DIFFER

roK^BE^TBOARDLC0NSIDERS BUILDING $10.5 MILLION JAIL
THE ROBESONIAN (NEWSPAPER) rmi iiAve

NR6fes wranur awnm «***

H^A« AWWERS^^«!»APER DRgWS cJ0KES AM CRANK CALLS
TRIBAL JUDGE ISSUES AN ARREST WARRANT FOR EDDIE HATCHER
HATCHER'S RETURN HELPS DRAW CASE TO A CLOSE
CLEARING THE RECORD

4/04/1989 C
5/09/1989 A
6/23/1989 C
7/15/1989 A
7/15/1989 A

1/11/1989 A
5/17/1989 C

1/10/1989 C
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2 1/28/1989 B

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N B53
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N H90
N
N H90

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1/04/1989 A
1/07/1989 B
1/13/1989 A
1/28/1989 A
2/02/1989 C
2/11/1989 B
7/06/1989 A
11/16/1989 A

N M51
N S69
N M51
N M51
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1 N A54
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

R2-D2 GOES TO SCHOOL
POLICE WANT ROBOT TO HELP IN SCHOOLS
POLICE ROBOT CAN PAY ANTI-CRIME DIVIDENDS
POLICE THINK KIDS, ROBOTS CAN RELATE

ROCHE LABORATORIES

NEW MEDICAL LAB WILL OPEN IN RTP
ROCHE PLANS LAB WITH 100 WORKERS

ROCK CLIMBING

SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING)
TAKING PRECAUTIONS

LEARNING ROCK CLIMBING CAN BE A CLIFF-HANGER
CHAPEL HILL WALL CHALLENGES AREA ROCK CLIMBERS
THE GREAT WALL OF CHAPEL HILL/ROCK CLIMBING

ROCK CONCERTS

HIGH COURT PROMISES RUCKUS

DEADHEADS; FANDOM SPANS A GENERATION GAP

ROCK CREEK CENTER (GUILFORD COUNTY. N.C.)

KONICA LEASES BUILDING IN MEBANE FOR WAREHOUSE

ROCK HOUSE

BOOTLEGGER'S GETAWAY TUNNEL STILL ONLY ROCK HOUSE LEGEND

ROCK 'N' ROLL
SEE ALSO MUSIC
IT'S THE REV. BILL SHOW! MEET THE REV. BILLY C. WIRTZ...
IT'S THE REV. BILL SHOW!
GOOD ROCK, WITH INFLUENCE
INCREDIBLE CASUALS/ROCK TILL YOU DROP

ROCK QUARRIES
SEE QUARRIES

ROCK QUARRY PARK

HAPPY TRAILS; NEWEST LINK OF PLAMCD 118-MILE ROCK QUARRY PATH...

ROCK QUARRY TRAIL

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GREENWAY SYSTEM
HAPPY TRAILS; NEWEST LINK OF PLANNED 118-MILE ROCK QUARRY PATH. . .

ROCKETS

HOW ROCKETS WORK FOCUS OF CLASS

ROCKFISH

SEE STRIPED BASS

ROCKING CHAIRS

ROCKING AWAY LABOR DAY

ROCKS

ROCK IN FRY PROMPTS MCDONALD'S LAWSUIT

ROCKY HILL SUBDIVISION

ROCKY HILL PLAN WORRIES NEIGHBORS

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER

SPOTTED FEVER, LYME DISEASE SUMMER RISKS
TICK-BORNE DISEASES HAVE RESIDENTS MAKING CALLS
DURHAM COUNTY WOMAN GETS CASE OF LYME DISEASE
HOSPITALS SUED OVER SPOTTED FEVER DEATH
HEALTH OFFICIALS EYE SPOTTED-FEVER CLAIMS

ROE VS. WADE

SEE ALSO ABORTION
FORCES ON BOTH SIDES PLAN ACTIONS
FORGET EMOTIONALISM
PLANNED PARENTHOOD GEARS UP FOR FIGHT ON ROE VS. WADE

D — DATE-

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CHH 1 7/23/1989 A 3 P N M25

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

S 2 6/05/1989 A 1 N
H 2 9/26/1989 B 1 N K65

CHH 1 5/18/1989 A
S 2 7/04/1989 B
CHH 1 9/03/1989 A
H 2 11/24/1989 D

H 2 1/06/1989 A
H 2 4/09/1989 E

H 1 1/24/1989 B
CHH 1 4/29/1989 A

H 2 3/31/1989 D

H 2 3/31/1989 D

H 2 7/28/1989 D

H 2 11/10/1989 D

3 P P C45
1 P P T37
3 N
9 N W66

4 E
1 P F S56

1 N H60
3 P N H90

1 P P T37
8 P F S56
8 P F W66
5 P F

H 2 5/19/1989 C 2 M N Bll

H 2 5/19/1989 C 2 M N Bll
CHH 1 5/04/1989 A 3 N

H 2 9/05/1989 B

CHH 1 11/21/1989 A

CHH 1 7/28/1989 A

H 2 5/27/1989 C

CHH 1 6/05/1989 A

S 2 6/19/1989 A

H 2 7/04/1989 C

S 2 7/13/1989 C

CHH 1 1/05/1989 A
H 2 1/30/1989 A
CHH 1 3/17/1989 A

14 P P T37
3 N H90
1 N M70

D N C60
N S17
N H65
N S69
N H65

3 P N S17

4 E

3 N S17

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJE

ABORTION ISSUE DEBATED

MOD^A^rSI'^ORTIONS HAVE BECOME A FORM OF BIRTH CONTROL

LAWYER FOR 'JANE ROE' TO SPEAK AT DUKE TODAY

ANTI-ABORTION LAW LIKELY TO STAND

DURHAM PANEL FRESSES ABORTION RIGHTS FIGHT

ABORTION LAUS WEAKENED ■ STAGE SET FOR BATTLE IN STATE

COURT DECISION DISPLEASES BOTH SIDES OF ISSUE

DUKE, UNC PROFS EXFRESS DIFFERING ABORTION VIEWS

INSIGHT/ABORTION RULING'S SHOCK WAVES HIT THE LEGISLATURE

R06AINE

SEE ALSO BALDNESS

iSffi IS fS-KTfLOP/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL

R0GERS-4ERR LISTS HONOR ROLL mnm

CITY SCHOOL BOARB IGNORING TEACHERS' PROTEST
DON'T HIDE SCHOOL PROBLEMS ^^ m.nnT
ROGERS-HERR REQUIRES WELL-PLANNED EFFORT

ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL^
ROGERS-HERR 'RAMS' HENDERSON TEAM IN BASKETBALL

ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK

ROGERS-HERR GIRLS 'PICK UP RIGHT WHERE THEY LEFT OFF'
ROGERS-HERR TRACK TEAM

ROLL CALL (COLUMN) „ mim.„

SEE N.C., LEGISLATORS, U.S. CONGRESS

ROLLER SKATING

ROaERBL^S^'READY, TRIANGLE, FOR THE NEWEST TREND IN SKATING

R^IMh"PLAN TO TARGET ROLLING HILLS HOME SALES
ROLLING HILLS SUCCESS MEANS HOPE FOR FUTURE

ROLLING STONES

STONES HAD FANS HOPPING AT TOAD'S PLACE

STONES GATHER BIG BUCKS THIS TIME

CARTER-FINLEY STADIUM PREPS FOR STONES MOB

WITHOUT TICKET' YOU MAY HEAR STONES ANYWAY _

THE TEST OFTIME: A 24-YEAR-OLD INTERVIEW WITH MICK JAGGER IL.njB1

CROWD OF PAST, PRESENT FANS BOW TO ROCK-AND-ROLL... (CORRECTED 9-18-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

STONES IGNITE JUBILANT FANS

»?8et3 ^^^S^OMTRaUCTANT TRIP TO SEE THE STONES
ARRESTS BRING SATISFACTION

ROMANIA

CHINKS IN CEAUSESU'S ARMOR
COURAGE CHASES AWAY A TYRANT „„,_.
FUNDERBURK SLAMS PAST U.S. SUPPORT OF ROMANIA
FREEDOM IS SWEET DESPITE BLOODY COST

ROMEO AND JULIET (PLAY)

SEE ALSO SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYS
BOOK HIGHLIGHTS 'ROMEO AND JULIET' CO-STAR

^SEE* FOOTBALL1^ (DURHAM MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMN)

^^SP^S^^^f^ FOR RMH OF CHAPEL HILL
CAGE CLASH WINS FOR RONALD MCDONALD HOUSES

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H 2

3/31/1989 C

1 P N L90

CHH 1

3/31/1989 A

1 P N

H 2

4/03/1989 A

4 E

H 2

4/13/1989 C

3 N

CHH 1

4/27/1989 A

3 P N L90

S 2

7/03/1989 A

1 N T77

H 2

7/04/1989 A

1 M N R63

CHH 1

7/04/1989 A

1 N S17

S 2

7/04/1989 A

1 N T77

H 2

7/09/1989 D

2 P U L40

S 2

3/27/1989 C

1 N

S 2

5/31/1989 A

10 U

S 2

3/04/1989 A

11 N

H 2

9/09/1989 A

4 J

H 2

9/17/1989 D

4 E

S 2 10/13/1989 A

4 E

S 2 1/17/1989 D 4 P N A76

S 2 5/30/1989 D 4 P U A76
S 2 6/13/1989 C 5 P P S73

s

2

3/31/1989 C

1 P P K30

H

2

9/12/1989 A

6 P F Zll

s

2

1/07/1989 A

1 M N H70

s

2

1/10/1989 A

4 E

S

2

9/14/1989 D

2 P F G59

S

2

9/14/1989 D

2 F G59

H

2

9/15/1989 D

8 P F S56

H

2

9/15/1989 D

11 N S56

H

2

9/16/1989 A

1 P U H49

H

2

9/17/1989 A

1 P R S22

H

2

9/18/1989 A

2 N

S

2

9/18/1989 A

1 P R G59

S

2

9/18/1989 A

2 N G59

S

2

9/18/1989 C

1 U S27

S

2

9/20/1989 A

4 E

H 2 12/17/1989 D 2 P U H49

H 2 12/23/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/24/1989 A 1 P N

S 2 12/27/1989 A 4 E

H 2 3/06/1989 C 4 N

CHH 1 2/01/1989 A 8
S 2 2/09/1989 C 1

N
N H65

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HONIHL

Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

GAME BENEFITS RONALD MCDONALD HOMES

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE TRAVELS TO OZ

MCDONALD HOUSE DEBT REDUCED

MACDONALD HOUSE ANNIVERSARY NEAR

'RIGHT AT HOME' j PARENTS, VOLUNTEERS MARK FIRST BIRTHDAY OF RONALD...

GOLFER TEES OFF FOR HOUSE

RUNNING A HOUSE WITH HEART

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE (DURHAM, N.C.)

CAGE CLASH WINS FOR RONALD MCDONALD HOUSES

GAME BENEFITS RONALD MCDONALD HOMES

COMPANIES HELP RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE

CARPET CELEBRATION

CAN DO

POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED IN MCDONALD HOUSE

MCDONALD HOUSE PLANS NO CHANGES

ROOF COLLAPSES

WORKERS HURT AS FRAME COLLAPSES

ROOFS

FIDDLING ON THE ROOF

ROOMMATES

COLLEGE ROOMMATES: BEFORE YOU BOIL HER-TALK

ROOSEVELT CENTER FOR AMERICAN POLICY STUDIES
A NON-PARTISAN AGENDA
TRIANGLE TO DISCUSS POLICY ON DEFENSE
TRIANGLE GROUP PARTICIPATES IN NATIONAL SECURITY FORUM
DEFENSE REPORT: MAJORITY IN U.S. WANTS BUDGET CUTS
RESIDENTS FAVOR CUTS IN DEFENSE; ROOSEVELT STUDY RELEASED
DURHAM FORUM OKS RAISING WAGES

ROSE BOWL

TEMPE IS OK, BUT PASADENA TAKES THE PRIZE ON BOWL DAY

ROSE OF SHARON BAPTIST CHURCH (GUESS ROAD)
ALL SMILES

ROSE OF SHARON ROAD

WORK WILL BEGIN ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL
TEER CO. TO DO GRADING AT SITE OF NEW SCHOOL
BUILDING PLAN URGED FOR DURHAM SCHOOLS
RIVERSIDE HIGH NAMED PICKED IN 4-1 BOARD VOTE
BOARD DUNKS DOUBTERS, DUBS SCHOOL RIVERSIDE

ROSEBUD'S

SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
DINING PLEASURES (AD)

ROSEMARY GROUP

ROSEMARY SIGNING DELAY IS CALLED ROUTINE MATTER
ROSEMARY SQUARE OFFICIALLY AT AN END

ROSEMARY SQUARE

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C- PARKING AREAS
ROSEMARY SQUARE DEVELOPER MARKETING INVESTMENT SUITES
SIX SUITES SOLD IN ROSEMARY PROJECT
HOTEL DEVELOPERS HALT SUITE SALES
ENOUGH (PARKING) IS ENOUGH
FATE OF ROSEMARY SQUARE ON TABLE
ROSEMARY REPORT HUSH-HUSH
ROSEMARY SQUARE SESSION SHELVED
DEVELOPER SCRAPS PLANS FOR ROSEMARY SQUARE COMPLEX
WALLACE CALLS FOR ACTION ON ROSEMARY PARKING
PARKING: THE METER'S RUNNING
TOWN TO NIX ROSEMARY OFFICIALLY
TOWN COUNCIL OFFICIALLY ENDS ROSEMARY PROJECT
ROSEMARY SIGNING DELAY IS CALLED ROUTINE MATTER

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P D — DATE — C -PG

S 2

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

2/16/1989
4/01/1989
4/13/1989
5/20/1989
5/22/1989
6/19/1989
12/10/1989

2/09/1989
2/16/1989
5/02/1989
5/02/1989
6/10/1989
8/29/1989
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N H65

N

N

E

N L90

N

N

N H65
N H65
N
P

P L38
N M51
N S22

H 2 8/20/1989 C 1 P P C45

S 2 2/13/1989 C 1 P P S73

H 2 8/28/1989 A 1 N Bll

H 2

1/06/1989 A

4

L

S 2

2/06/1989 A

1

N M06

CHH 1

3/19/1989 A

1 P N R63

S 2

4/11/1989 A

1

N M06

CHH 1

4/12/1989 A

3

N R63

S 2

6/26/1989 A

1

N M06

H 2 1/03/1989 D 1 P U M14
S 2 9/28/1989 A 14 P P S73

2 6/22/1989 A
2 9/11/1989 C
2 10/06/1989 A
2 11/17/1989 C
2 11/17/1989 C

1 M N S92
1 N S92
1 P N C47
1 P N C47
1 N Yll

S 2 12/29/1989 D 11 P A

CHH 1 5/22/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 8/18/1989 A 3 N S17

CHH 1

1/14/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

3/17/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

3/18/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

3/22/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

4/08/1989 A

3

N

H 2

4/11/1989 C

1

N M70

CHH 1

4/25/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

4/26/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

4/26/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

5/05/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

5/09/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

5/22/1989 A

1 P N M70

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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBCOMMITTEE TO EXAMINE PARKING ISSUE

ROSEMARY COMMITTEE APPOINTED ^^^

PARKING DECK REVIVED; 'ROSEMARY'S' BABY' BORN?

'ROSEMARY'S BABY' PLANNING SCHEDULED

ROSEMARY ARCHITECT SOUGHT BY COUNCIL

ROSEMARY SQUARE OFFICIALLY AT AN END

PARKING COMMITTEE CHOOSES FIVE FINALISTS

PARKING PROPOSALS WOULD INCLUDE PUBLIC PLAZA

PARKING PROPOSALS LOOK LIKE PROGRESS

PARKING DECK TIMING CALLED 'AMBITIOUS-

COMMITTEE SEEKS TO PUT RESTAURANT ATOP PARKING DECK

ROSEMARY STREET (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
TAYLOR RECOMMENDING APPROVAL FOR COMPLEX
PARKING DECK SHOULD FIT TOWN AMBIANCE, SPEAKERS SAY
GOING UP OR COMING DOWN?

ROSES

SWEET SCENT OF SUMMER

ROSE'S DEPT. STORE (HOMESTEAD MARKET)
FIRST HOMESTEAD ANCHOR STORE OPEN

ROSE'S DEPT. STORE (WELLONS VILLAGE)
STORE MANAGER CUT

ROSE'S STORE INC. (HENDERSON, N.C.)

»:| StrSg^tScESSING CENTER IN HENDERSON

ROSSINI'S ICE CREAM CO. „ .. mmo

THE SEARCH FOR AN AUTHENTIC HOAGIE ENDS

ROTARY CLUB OF SOUTHWEST DURHAM
NEW OFFICERS

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL, SEX DISCRIMINATION

CHAPEL HILL ROTARY CHAPTERS WELCOME WOMEN INTON FOLD

ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
STUDENTS TO ATTEND LEADERSHIP EVENT

ROTISSERIE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO GAMES
ROTISSERIE! YOU CALL THE SHOTS

ROUGEMONT, N.C. , „

GRANT WOULD HELP ROUGEMONT HOMES

R°^T$ANGLE STILL MEASLES-fREE; ROWAN, CABARRUS COUNTIES HIT BY OUTBREAK
ROWAN COUNTY BARES ARMS AGAINST MEASLES

ROXBORO, N.C. _

QUENCHING ROXBORO BLAZE . „ a_. rnn „ ilnl„

ROXBORO FIREMEN BATTLE DOWNTOWN BLAZE FOR 5 HOURS
OFFICIALS THINK FAULTY WIRING CAUSED ROXBORO FIRE

WIRING0 SB^SUSPECTE^AS DOWNTOWN ROXBORO FIRECaJSE
ROXBORO IS CENTER OF PERSON COUNTY TRAFFIC PATTERN
TWO INJURED IN ROXBORO FIRE

ROXBORO, N.C, BUDGET

ROXBORO'S TAX RATE TO STAY AT 60 CENTS

W>^AILCRANC£SUA^S|hAKE HANDS AND COME OUT SELLING AT THE SOUND OF...

SUBJECTS

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E

L Y

P D

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CKH 1

6/05/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

6/14/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/28/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

7/08/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

7/12/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

8/18/1989 A

3 N S17

CKH 1

8/22/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

9/20/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

9/21/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

11/21/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

12/19/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1 5/12/1989 A 3 P P L38

CHH 1 5/13/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 12/15/1989 A 1 N M70

CHH 1 12/16/1989 A 3 P P L38

CHH 1 8/26/1989 A 1 P P T44
H 2 3/05/1989 F 1 P N K65
H 1 3/16/1989 C 2 N

H 2 7/30/1989 D 8 N C47
H 1 11/17/1989 C 1 P N H60

H 2 4/14/1989 D 7 R D77

S 2 6/30/1989 A 9 P P T37

CHH 1 4/17/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 2/17/1989 A 3 N

H 2 7/28/1989 B 1 P N P75

S 2 4/26/1989 B 1 N H65

CHH 1 1/04/1989 A
H 1 1/17/1989 C

H 2 1/11/1989 A

H 2 1/11/1989 C

S 2 1/11/1989 A

S 2 1/11/1989 C

H 2 1/12/1989 C

H 1 2/15/1989 C

H 2 3/01/1989 C

1 N L90
6 N

1 P P T37
1 P N T33
1 P N T37
1 P P T37
1 N
1 M N 046
1 P P

H 2 6/14/1989 C 3 N T33
H 2 5/28/1989 B 1 P N T33

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

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ROXBORO, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
SANTA IN ROXBORO

ROXBORO, N.C, COGENTRIX PLANT
SEE COGENTRIX OF N.C.

ROXBORO. N.C, ELECTIONS

SEE ALSO ROXBORO CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
NEW FACE TO JOIN ROXBORO COUNCIL

ROXBORO, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C
COLLINS & AIKMAN TO ADD 175 JOBS AT ROXBORO PLANTS
COMPANY IS BUYING ARROUOOD PLANT FOR $6.3 MILLION
ALUMARK MOVE WILL COST 102 JOBS IN ROXBORO

ROXBORO, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE

NEW FACE TO JOIN ROXBORO COUNCIL

ROXBORO, N.C, POWER GENERATING PLANTS
SEE COGENTRIX OF N.C

ROXBORO, N.C, TAX RATE

ROXBORO'S TAX RATE TO STAY AT 60 CENTS

ROXBORO AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

ROXBORO CHAMBER MEETING SET JAN. 27
ROXBORO CHAMBER SPONSORING LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
ROXBORO CHAMBER LEADER SAYS 1989 YEAR OF PLANNING
PERSON BOARD REFUSES TO BACK DELAY OF HEARING
LEADERSHIP GROUP FINISHES COURSE IN PERSON COUNTY

ROXBORO CABLEVISION, INC.

SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C.
WESTERN PERSON COUNTY MAY GET CABLE TV

ROXBORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

SEE ROXBORO AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

ROXBORO CHRISTMAS PARADE

SEE ROXBORO, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE

ROXBORO CITY COUNCIL

ROXBORO, PERSON DISCUSS NEEDS
ROXBORO'S TAX RATE TO STAY AT 60 CENTS

ROXBORO CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ROXBORO, N.C, ELECTIONS
NEW FACE TO JOIN ROXBORO COUNCIL

ROXBORO FIRE DEPT.

ROXBORO FIREMEN BATTLE DOWNTOWN BLAZE FOR 5 HOURS
WIRING SHORT SUSPECTED AS DOWNTOWN ROXBORO FIRE CAUSE
ROXBORO FIREMAN HURTS HIS HAND AT HOUSE FIRE
FIRE KILLS WOMAN IN PERSON COUNTY

ROXBORO JAIL

SEE PERSON COUNTY JAIL

ROXBORO MAYOR'S OFFICE

SEE ROXBORO, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE

ROXBORO POLICE DEPT.

COMPUTER SYSTEM CHECKS SHUT-INS IN PERSON COUNTY

ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL
FIRST LOOK AT SPRING '89
PERSON SENIOR HAS VISIT FROM 7 FRENCH STUDENTS

H 2 12/01/1989 C 2 P P K30

H 2 10/11/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2 3/15/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 4/06/1989 C 1 P N T33
H 1 11/04/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 10/11/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2 6/14/1989 C 3 N T33

H

1

1/07/1989 C

I N H60

H

1

1/19/1989 C 1

I N H60

H

1

1/31/1989 B 1

N

H

1

5/02/1989 C 1

N T33

H

1

5/26/1989 C 1

I N T33

H 1 11/10/1989 C 1 N H60

2 1/06/1989 C 1
2 6/14/1989 C 3

N T33
N T33

H 2 10/11/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2 1/11/1989 C 1 P N T33

H 2 1/12/1989 C 1 N

H 1 1/13/1989 C 1 N

H 2 5/23/1989 C 1 P N

H 1 9/16/1989 C 1 N H60

2/04/1989 h
4/29/1989 A

1 P U M66
6 P U M66

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

S U B J E

S
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H

ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS

PLAY OFFERS CHILLING NIGHT OF INTRIGUE

ROXBORQ/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
KNIGHTS STAY IN RACE WITH UIN

ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALLtBQYS)

KNIGHTS GIVE PERSON SLIP IN FOURTH QUARTER

TIGER BOYS TOP PERSON; GIRLS FALL TO ROCKETTES
DANVILLE KNOCKS OFF PERSON BOYS, 67-59

ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKITBALLfGIRLS)
TIGER BOYS TOP PERSON; GIRLS FALL TO ROCKETTES

ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
KNIGHTS ARE PAC-6 FAVORITES — AGAIN
POINT BARRAGE HAKES PERSON HISTORY
WARRIOR RALLY BLASTS ROCKETS
ROCKETS RUN TO VICTORY OVER FALCONS
HOUSTON INFLUENCE HELPS ROCKETS SHOW RED GLARE

^^RmraEsST^BRINGS FUNK-THRASH TO KUERT, CRAILE

ROYAL HOKE FASHIONS INC.

SEE ALSO DURHAM DRAPERY CO. mmmm _. _

DISTRIBUTION CENTER PLANS TO BE OPEN BY FIRST OF OCT.

ROYALL CENTER FOR THE ARTS (FORMERLY DURHAM, N.C., ARTS COMPLEX PROPOSAL)
VARIABLES FUZZ PICTURE OF CITY'S ARTS DREAM

gg gffig MflVUn TROUBLE IN ACCESS TO BUILDING
ARTS AFFILIATES WANT MORE SPACE

ARTFUL PLANTING

URINE ART SPURS AREA CALL TO 'WAR'
ART OPPOSITION SURPRISES GREEN „,„„„

PREACHER PROMISES PROTEST OF ARTS E£TER EXHIBIT rrTiM.
PROTEST EXPECTED TONIGHT AT ARTS CENTER EXHIBIT, LECTURE
CENTER'S ART SHOW DRAWS 500, PROTEST FROM CHRISTIAN GROUP
CENTER'S ART SHOU DRAWS 500, PROTEST FROM CHRISTIAN GROUP
BANNED NON-ART REMINDS IDEAS ARE OUR STRENGTHS

RUDD SOUTH AMERICAN EXECUTIVES OFFER INFLATION-SURVIVAL TIPS

RUDENESS

SEE ALSO MANNERS
THE UN-BUSINESSLIKE COUNCIL

THE RUN (6.2 MILE DASH FROM NORTHGATE MALL)
SEE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING

RUN AGAINST CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY PLANS SECOND ANNUAL 24-HOUR FUN RUN

24-HOUR RUN AGAINST CANCER NEEDS ENTRIES

DURHAM POLICE WIN MEDAL IN CANCER SOCIETY'S RUN

* ^ACTOK(PERTYDIR£CTING KEEP TENSION IN 'THE RUNNER'

RUNNING

SEE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING

RUNNING & FITNESS (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)

SEWHAT^S YO^ILEVELI0F£FITN£SS? HEART RATE AT REST A STRONG CLUE tw CM J

ATH^'SDETERMINATION SERVES AS A BLUEPRINT FOR MAKING DREAM A REALITY CHH 1

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H

2 4/01/1989 B

1 P U K30

S

2 5/04/1989 B

2 N A76

H
H
H

2 1/11/1989 D
2 2/21/1989 B
2 12/23/1989 B

2 P N M64

3 N
3 N

H 2 2/21/1989 B 3

8/23/1989 D
9/14/1989 D
9/16/1989 D
9/30/1989 D
10/19/1989 B

F P52
U B40
N G50
N B40
N B40

H 2 6/30/1989 D 8 P R H90

H 1 8/10/1989 C 1 HUM

2 3/13/1989 A
2 3/16/1989 C
2 6/06/1989 C
2 6/06/1989 A
2 9/14/198? C
2 11/08/1989 A
2 11/08/1989 A
2 11/10/1989 C
2 11/14/1989 B
2 11/15/1989 A
2 11/15/1989 A
2 11/19/1989 E

E

N H70
N 556
N B71
P R56
N N36
N E33
N N36
N N36
N S22
N N36
U G68

H 2 4/02/1989 D 6 N

H 2 5/04/1989 A 4 E

H 2 8/23/1989 B 6 N C60
H 2 10/12/1989 C 6 N
S 2 11/22/1989 A 6 N

H 2 10/03/1989 A 7 R P10

1/07/1989 A
1/14/1989 A

6 P U T32
6 P U

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SUBJECTS

STRESS; WAYS TO COPE WITH PRESSURE/RUNNING AND FITNESS

UNDERSTANDING THE INNER BODY HELPS INDUCE EXTERNAL CHANGE

HOW EXERCISE HELPS GENERATE CHANGE IN THE MIND AND BODY

WORKOUT PROGRAM FOR BUSY SCHEDULE/RUNNING & FITNESS

COMPETITION REQUIRES GETTING READY MENTALLY, PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALLY

STRETCHING/RUNNING & FITNESS

FITNESS PLAN SHOULD INCLUDE GAUGES FOR PROGRESS, PERIODIC TIME OF REST

HOW FLEXIBLE ARE YOU? TEST HELPS TO MEASURE KEY GROUPS OF MUSCLES

UNC WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK TEAM BROUGHT HOME 11 ALL-AMERICANS

HEROES; MANY ATHLETES ARE COMPETING FOR THE 'RIGHT* REASONS

SPRING'S A CAUSE OF PANIC/RUNNING i. FITNESS

WINNERS: WHY ARE THEY ABLE TO SUCCEED?

OPTIMUM TRAINING; HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH OR TOO LITTLE?

COMPETITIVE SPIRIT BREEDS CHAMPIONS/RUNNING AND FITNESS

UNC'S TRACK TEAMS TOOK A LONG LOOK AT THE WORD COURAGE FOR ACC MEET

HARD WORK IS PAYING [LARGE DIVIDENDS FOR UNC WOMEN'S TEAM

GETTING THE FACTS ABOUT NUTRITION/RUNNING 4 FITNESS

WHAT ARE THE BEST SOURCES FOR ZINC?

EXERCISE DOESN'T GUARANTEE LONG LIFE

WANT TO CUT CORNERS ON THE TRACK?

HEATSTROKE A CONCERN EVEN FOR THE MOST EXPERIENCED RUNNERS

STALE OR BORED? CHECK THE SIGNS FOR OVERTRAINING

MORE BURN PER HOUR/RUNNING & FITNESS

MAKING CHANGES: STAY FLEXIBLE TO NEW IDEAS

AFTER A TOUGH DAY, TAKE SOME TIME FOR YOURSELF

SUBSTANCE ABUSE TELLS A SAD TALE IN OUR SOCIETY

IS YOUR EXERCISE PLAN A SAFETY VALVE?

WORKOUT SEQUENCE MAKES A DIFFERENCE

PLYOMETRICS: IS IT A HELPFUL TOOL FOR TRAINING OR HEALTH HAZARD?

HOW CAN YOU MAINTAIN BETTER HEALTH? ^^

IS A HIGH CARBOHYDRATE, LOW-FAT DIET EFFICIENT?

STRENGTH, POWER ARE DIFFERENT, YET DEPENDENT

FEAR KEEPS PEOPLE FROM STARTING FITNESS PROGRAM

INTENSITY WITH WEIGHTS SHOULD BE THE SAME FOR MEN AND WOMEN

ACHIEVING YOUR GOALS: 'SUCCESS IS A JOURNEY, NOT A DESTINATION'

BALANCED PROGRAM OFFERS BETTER FITNESS AND LESS BOREDOM

RISK OF ANKLE INJURY CAN BE REDUCED BY A PROPER WARM-UP

RUNNING ON FUMES? TRY EATING MORE CARBOHYDRATES

AS THE WEATHER TURNS COLDER, CHANGE EXERCISE PROGRAM TO PROTECT HEALTH

A BAKED POTATO IS A TERRIFIC SOURCE OF POTASSIUM

STRD«THTRAINING WITH WEIGHTS NEEDED BY ALL LEVELS OF ATHLETES

SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR FINDING THE RIGHT PATH TOWARD FEELING BETTER

HEALTHY REWARD

STAYING ACTIVE: USE YOUR MIND AND YOUR BODY

BELIEF SYSTEM PLAYS A MAJOR ROLE IN WAY PEOPLE LIVE AND AGE

'STAR ATHLETES' ARE DEDICATED TO MAKING TRACK BETTER FOR YOUTH

FAD DIETS RARELY WORK

CHILDREN THAT HAVE ASTHMA MAY DISCOVER THAT SWIMMING IS A POSITIVE.,.

COLD WEATHER EXERCISE

BATTLE OF THE BULGE: IT'S TIME TO PAY FOR HOLIDAY ASSAULT

RURAL ADVANCEMENT FUND
SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S.
THIRD WORLD PROBLEM SPURS LOCAL CONCERN

RURAL BUFFER

SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUFFER ZONE

SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ZONING

SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BUFFER

SEE ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD

SEE ORANGE COUNTY RURAL CHARACTER COMMITTEE

RURAL HEALTH CLINICS, N.C.
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. STUDENT RURAL HEALTH COALITION

BILL FILED IN ATTEMPT TO SAVE HOSPITALS IN RURAL COUNTIES

STUDENTS SPONSOR HEALTH CONFERENCE

RUSSELL E. BLUNT TRACK & FIELD MEET

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CHH
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

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CHH 1
CHH 1
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CHH 1
CHH
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CHH
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CHH
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CHH
CHH
CHH
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1/21/1989
1/28/1989
2/04/1989
2/11/1989
2/18/1989
2/25/1989
3/04/1989
3/11/1989
3/18/1989
3/25/1989
4/01/1989
4/08/1989
4/15/1989
4/22/1989
4/29/1989
5/06/1989
5/13/1989
5/20/1989
5/27/1989
6/03/1989
6/10/1989
6/17/1989
6/24/1989
7/01/1989
7/08/1989
7/15/1989
7/22/1989
7/29/1989
8/05/1989
8/12/1989
8/19/1989
8/26/1989
9/02/1989
9/09/1989
9/16/1989
9/23/1989
9/30/1989
10/07/1989
10/14/1989
10/21/1989
10/28/1989
11/04/1989
11/11/1989
11/18/1989
11/25/1989
12/02/1989
12/09/1989
12/16/1989

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1 12/23/1989

CHH 1 12/30/1989

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

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A

A

A

A

A

A

A

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A

A

A

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A

A

A

A

A

U L38

U L38

U L38

U L38

U

U L38

U

U K30

U

U

UL38

U

U S73

U S73

U K30

U

U L38

U

U L38

U

U

U L38

U

U L38

U

U L38

U L38

U L38

U T44

U T44

U

U T44

U S73

U S73

U K30

U

U

U

U K30

U

U

U

U

U

U

U

U

U

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CHH 1 3/06/1989 A 3 P N M25

H 2 3/24/1989 C 5 N
H 2 4/13/1989 B 7 N 180

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SEE ALSO TRACK
HOT FUN

RUSSIA

SEE SOVIET UNION

Rm£LO^EFAUlT PROGRAM HAS DOUBLE BENEFITS

TROUBLED RUTLEDGE COLLEGES HAY BE SOLD TO MISS. FIRM

eru rnpp.

DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS

SCRAP (STOP COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT PROPOSAL)
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, U» AIR™JJT ___
BINGHAM GROUP VOWS TO KEEF' LP AIRPORT FIGHT
AIRTORT |Hm THEY'LL >$CRPf» TO THE END
C TIZENS P«£L TO BE APPOINTED ON AIRRORT ISSUE
SCRAP CALLS ON PRICE FOR OPPOSITION SUPPORT
9CRAP LEADERS DENOUNCE OBSCENE CALLS
COUNTY AIRPORT OPPONENTS TO SEEK HEARING PLATFORM
AIRPORT FIGHT HANDLED WELL
CITIZENS OFFER ECONOMIC EFFORT
RURAL STUDY WILL TAKE MORE TIKI
COUNTY OFFERED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVICE
WHEN 'NO' IS NOT ENOUGH
BACKYARD HOPPINC

SCUBA DIVING (ACRONYM)
SEE ALSO DIVING

^Dlfcg WSS'SSSJf^^m UITH CLEAR WTERS...
TO THE BOTTOM OF THE LAKE

SEDCCO (SOUTHEAST DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION CO.)
^RULES TO BLAME FOR HOME COSTS, DEVELOPER SAYS

TTA

SEE STUDENTS FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS

SKHH (SELF HELP FOR HARD OF HEARING)

BiPBMl HARD OF HEARING PEOPLE (SHHH)

SSI CARBON TECHNOLOGIES INC.

232 LOSE JOBS AT GRANVILLE PLANT

MAYWLLE^METAL PLANS PRODUCTION IN SPRING

SABBATIAN MOVEMENT
err Ai en jrug

SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OfCHFCHES)

PROFESSOR EXPLORES SABBATIAN MOVEMENT

c^FF PASSAGE (BOOK)

SKILLFUL NOVEL BY UNC GRAD OFFERS 'PORTRAIT-
SAFE ROADS ACT

SEE DRUNKEN DRIVING

SAFETY _

SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY

SEE ALSO OJRHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAMS

SEE ALSO FIRE PREVENTION . r_mj mmamm

SEE ALSO NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD

SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY

SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY

SEE ALSO SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS

SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY

H 2 7/09/1989 C 8 P P T32

Of CONTEMPORARY MOTHER

S 2 6/05/1989 A
H 2 6/19/1989 C

4 E
2 N

H 2 2/19/1989 A 1 C N C60

CHH 1

5/08/1989 A

3

N M20

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

5/16/1989 A

1

N M20

CHH 1

5/16/1989 A

1

N H90

CHH 1

5/18/1989 A

1

P N

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

5/25/1989 A

1

P N L90

CHH 1

5/25/1989 A

3

N D38

CHH 1

5/26/1989 A

3

N L90

CHH 1

6/10/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

8/16/1989 A

4

L

H 2 4/23/1989 E 1PF e
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A 1 P P C45

CHH 1 2/19/1989 A 1 P N S17

2 3/07/1989 A 1 N T33
2 3/08/1989 A 4 E
2 11/11/1989 C 1 N T33

CHH 1 11/10/1989 A 6 N
H 2 2/12/1989 D 3 P U H45

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N E E

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SEE ALSO TRUCK SAFETY
POLLUTANTS MEASURED IN EPA'S TEST HOUSE

SAFETY BELTS
SEE SEAT BELTS

SAFFIRE (THE UPPITY BLUES WOMEN)

SAFFIRE'S FORTE IS IRREVERENCE, DIVERSITY

SAILBOARDS
AIRBORNE

ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBALL

FREE THROWS HELP EAGLES SLIP PAST FALCONS
FREE THROWS HELP EAGLES BY ST. AUG'S
EAGLES SLIP BY ST. AUG'S
EAGLES FINISH TRIP WITH SLOPPY WIN

ST. BARBARA GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
SEE ALSO GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
EASTER CALCULATIONS ARE COMPLICATED

ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH

BISHOP SET TO VISIT CHAPEL HILL CHURCH

ST. JOHN HOLINESS CHURCH (COUNCILVILLE COMMUNITY)

'TO SERVE THE GOOD LORD' -COUNCILVILLE CHURCH GREW OUT OF... PRAYER..

ST. JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH

TEEN MEMBERS OF ST, JOHN'S CHURCH ARE AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS

ST. JOHN'S DAY
SEE ALSO MASONS
SHRINERS OFFER IT ALL ON ST. JOHN'S DAY: FREE LUNCH, PARADE...
ST. JOHN'S DAY IN OXFORD
MASONS, SHRINERS PULL OUT ALL STOPS TO PLEASE CHILDREN OF ORPHANAGE

ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

CHURCH WILL INSTALL PASTOR ON SUNDAY

ST. JOSEPH AME CHURCH

NEGLECTED, ALMOST FORGOTTEN CEMETERY TARGET FOR PRESERVATION SOCIETY...

ST. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN METHODIST CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
COUNCIL MEMBER RESIGNS AS PASTOR
WILKERSON FILES LAWSUIT
WILDERSON TAKES PULPIT OF NEW CHAPEL HILL CHURCH

ST. JOSEPH'S PERFORMING CENTER

PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)

GROUND BROKEN FOR RENOVATION, EXPANSION OF ST. JOSEPH'S CENTER

ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

DURHAM WOMAN TO WEAR THE DEACON'S STOLE

ST. MARK AME ZION CHURCH
FISH FRY FUND-RAISER

ST, MARY'S COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
SEE ST. MARY'S SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)

ST. MARY'S ROAD (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
CRITICS WOULD BYPASS NEW ROAD

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
THE MICE DID PLAY...
JOB'S PART OF CURRICULUM AT ST. MARY'S

ST. PATRICK'S DAY

ST. PATRICK DAY FEAST; WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING

H 2 4/17/1989 C 1 P N K65

H 2 12/15/1989 D

CHH 1 9/24/1989 A

H 2 1/08/1989 B

S 2 1/09/1989 D

H 2 1/29/1989 C

S 2 1/30/1989 D

H 2 3/26/1989 B

CHH 1 5/12/1989 A

CHH 1 2/06/1989 A

H 2 9/02/1989 B

H 1 6/22/1989 C
H 2 6/25/1989 A
H 2 6/25/1989 B

H 2 1/21/1989 A
H 2 2/12/1989 B

CHH 1 8/04/1989 A
CHH 1 8/15/1989 A
CHH 1 9/09/1989 A

4 P B
1 P P L38

1 N P75
5 P U A76
1 N P75
4 P U P52

4 P U H49
3 P N S17
1 P Q M20
1 N

1 P N T33
1 P P T32
1 P N T33

9 P N

1 M N N36

3 N M70
3 N
1 P N H70

H 2 2/23/1989 A
H 2 4/12/1989 C

H 2 6/17/1989 A
H 2 4/16/1989 B

14 P G
10 N J20

7 N J40
3 P P T44

CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 1 M N D38

H 2 5/29/1989 C
H 2 10/14/1989 B

3 P P T37

1 P U M66

H 2 3/15/1989 B 1 P F S56

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SINGING T>€ GREEN
ST' Tci^^sT^ HALF TO POST WIN OVER ST
ST' Pgff&|PgS& ffis SCRYING

S 2 3/16/1989 D 2 P N
PAUL'S, 76-56 H 2 1/24/1989 B 2 N P75
S 2 11/24/1989 A 1 N H65

ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN

SEE ALSO COMMUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO)
WEEKEND MEALS FOR HOMELESS: TOO MANY COOKS?
TWOARTISTS' WORKS TO HELP HOMELESS/TUESDAY TALK
HOMELESS IN DURHAM NEED MORE ASSISTANCE

ARTISTS HELP HUNGRY m „

AN IDEA BORN OF DEATH IN WINTER'S COLD

STUDENTSmE LIGHT^WAY TO EASE HUNGER IN WJRRAM
SOUP ON AT THE COMMUNITY KITCHEN FOR DECADE
KITCHEN MARKS DECADE OF SERVICE TO DURHAM
THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF CARING

CO^E™HSGl¥pRa'A^GAS FIRMS JOIN TO FEED HOMELESS
SOUP KITCHEN SERVING 20X MORE HOT HEALS
GIFTS TO KITCHEN WILL SPREAD JOY IN DURHAM
HOSPITAL FOOD GOES TO COMMUNITY KITCTOJ
WARMTH, FOOD COULD BRING PEACE FOR NEEDY

ST. STEPHEN'S CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

ST. STEPHEN'S TO BRING 'PETER AND THE WOLF' JO DURHAM
CHILDREN'S TALE PROVIDES LESSON IN POWER OF SOUND
ST. STEPHEN'S KEEPING HEADS UP IN MUSICAL 'FLOOD'
ST STEPHEN'S OPENS ITS SECOND SEASON WITH A CHALLENGE
ST! STEPHEN'S ORCHESTRA GOES ON RECORD TODAY

ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

^aS&SS^i^Him POINT IN JOHNSON CONCERT

ST' T1?SLAY S^^HOXCHILDREN BRAVE COLD FOR PRO-TEETH RALLY
DOT SAYS TRAFFIC LIGHT UNLIKELY AT MORE SCHOOL
MARTIN MAY FORWARD TRAFFIC LIGHT REQUEST

SAU,ABeKYTHEIODDS IN A HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT

S^EALSOUWJRHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS, SALARIES
DURHAM WAGES TOP U.S. AVERAGE

SALARIES, N.C.

SEE ALSO CITIES, N.C.^SALARIES

! JS tt' JHrinflB: ffl&SW SALARIES

i as H^A^anL. f^ty salaries

SEE ALSO WAGES, N.C.

STUDY WON'T COST COUNTY

SALSEE ALSo'bASEBALL, SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, SALARIES

SEE ALSO PAYROLL TAX

SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES

^IKHflref FOrVgOOD JOB MARKET/SUNDAY FOCUS'. CAREER EXPECTATIONS
BETTERTIMES FOR JOB HUNTERS/SUNDAY FOCUS: CAREER EXPECTATIONS

SALEM BUCCANEERS

SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE

H
H
S
S
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
S
S
S
S

2/01/1989 D
3/07/1989 A
3/08/1989 A
3/23/1989 D
5/01/1989 C
5/07/1989 D
5/10/1989 B
9/01/1989 B
9/02/1989 A
9/12/1989
11/19/1989
12/01/1989
12/11/1989
12/12/1989
12/15/1989
12/23/1989

N A54
U W15
E
N

N A54
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N S92
F G59
E
E
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N E33
N E33
E

N G59
E

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2

2/06/1989 A
2/14/1989 C
9/08/1989 D
9/12/1989 A
11/19/1989 E

2 N
4 R D10

6 P F W66

7 P R D10
9 N

H 2 3/14/1989 A 6 P R L59

CHH 1 2/11/1989 A
CHH 1 11/21/1989 A
CHH 1 12/20/1989 A

3 N C62
1 N M70
3 N

H 2 2/10/1989 D 3 R S66

S 2 10/04/1989 A 1 C N E33

CHH 1 11/23/1989 A 3 N M20

CHH 1 5/14/1989 A 1 C N S17
CHH 1 5/14/1989 A 1 N S17

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BULLS' MRS PROVIDE MARGIN

BULLS RIP BUGS, 10-6

BULLS DUMP BUCS 13-0 FOR SWEEP

CHAMPION'S SLAM POWERS BULLS; BULLS TALLY TO BUMP BUCS

CHAMPION'S BLAST LIFTS BULLS BY BUCS

BUCS RIP BULLS, 6-2

BATS SILENT AGAIN, BULLS FALL IN 12 INNINGS

SLUMPING BULLS NEED SOME TIMELY HITS

BULLS' REJUVENATED OFFENSE SENDS BUCCANEERS PACKING

BULLS RUN DOWN BUCS

SALEM SLEEP SPECIALISTS

SALEM SLEEP SPECIALISTS (AD)

SALES AND MARKETING EXECUTIVE CLUB OF DURHAM
SALES-MARKETING GROUP HONORS 13
MARKETING EXECUTIVE WILL SPEAK
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
NEW OFFICERS

SALES AND USE TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TAXES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

PENNY SAVED COULD MEAN ♦390,000 CITY SHORTFALL

SALES, GAS TAX SHIFTS THROW BUDGET BY $495,000

SALES AND USE TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO DRUGS, TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.

SEVERAL NEW STATE LAWS USHERED IN ON NEW YEAR'S DAY

SUIT CHALLENGES BIBLE'S SALES TAX EXEMPTION

DON'T EXEMPT BIBLE FROM TAXES

NEW SALES TAX NOT EXPECTED TO INCREASE N.C. TELEPHONE BILLS

BILL WOULD LIFT SALES TAX CAP ON VEHICLES

MARTIN UNVEILS REVENUE-RAISING PLAN; GOVERNOR HINTS 1-CENT BOOST MAY...

GOVERNOR EXPECTS TOUGH FIGHT ON SALES TAX INCREASE

GOVERNING BOARDS OF 3 EDUCATION SYSTEMS HEAR TAX SPEECH

GAS, SALES TAX INCREASE PROPOSALS WOULD BUCK N.C. TO TOP OF BRACKET

LAWMAKERS FIGHT SALES TAX INCREASE

MARTIN SEEKS GOP SUPPORT FOR HIS PLAN

GOVERNOR SENDS LETTER TO TEACHERS URGING SUPPORT FOR RAISING SALES TAX

WATKINS TO SUBMIT BILL TO RAISE STATE SALES TAX

IS ANOTHER STUDY NEEDED?

GARDNER ENDORSES SALES TAX INCREASE TO PAY FOR RAISES

INSIGHT/JIM GARDNER MELTS ON GOV. MARTIN'S PENNY SALES TAX

DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS SWITCH

PLAN TO REVISE TAX STRUCTURE WINS SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVAL

LEGISLATOR SAYS ANTI-POLLUTION BILL BEING UNDERMINED

BAGS OF ICE TAX-EXEMPT UNDER NORTH CAROLINA LAW

HOUSE LEADERS FIND BUDGET DELIBERATIONS FRUSTRATING

ANOTHER PROPOSAL IS UNVEILED TO INCREASE STATE REVENUES

AN ALTERNATIVE TO SALES TAX

N.C. HOUSE LEADERS' TAX PLAN QUICKLY DRAWS FIRE

INSIGHT/STATE LEGISLATURE IS UPSIDE DOWN ON TAX ISSUES

N.C. HOUSE TORPEDOES SENATE BILL

STATE SENATE VOTES 44-3 FOR $422.1 MILLION TAX BILL

COMPROMISE PLAN SKIPS N.C. SALES TAX BOOST

AUTO DEALERS SAY SALE TAX HIKE WILL HELP BEFORE HURTING

RAIN SLOWS RUSH TO BEAT AUTO SALES TAX HIKE

SALES TAX ON FOOD
SEE FOOD TAX

SALISBURY PRISON

SEE PIEDMONT CORRECTIONAL CENTER

SALMON BROTHERS SALES AND SERVICE

CONGRATULATIONS, THE DURHAM SUN; SALMON BROTHERS SALES &

SALTWATER FISHING

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4/29/1989 B
4/30/1989 C
5/01/1989 D
5/16/1989 B
5/16/1989 B
5/17/1989 D
5/18/1989 D
5/18/1989 B
5/19/1989 B
5/19/1989 D

N
N
N

N C52
N P52
N C52
N C52
N P52
N C52
N P52

S 2 4/19/1989 H 11 D A

2 2/16/1989 C

2 3/28/1989 A

2 5/19/1989 C

2 8/23/1989 B

7 P N
9 P N
3 P P K30
7 P P S73

2 12/01/1989 C 2 N R63
2 12/01/1989 C 1 N C61

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1

1/01/1989
1/13/1989
1/17/1989
2/04/1989
2/22/1989
3/09/1989
3/10/1989
3/10/1989
3/12/1989
3/16/1989
3/17/1989
4/21/1989
5/10/1989
5/15/1989
6/01/1989
6/04/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/08/1989 B
6/10/1989 C
6/13/1989
6/15/1989
6/22/1989
6/25/1989
6/25/1989
6/29/1989
7/01/1989 B
7/13/1989 A
7/30/1989 C
10/01/1989 A

N
N
E
N

N R53
N L40
N

N L90
N L40
N L40
N L40
N L40
N L40
E

N 140
U L40
E
N
N

1 P N T77

2
16
4
1
2

2
1
4
3

N L40
N L40
E

N L40
U L40
N L40
N

N L40
N Bll
N C62

SERVICE (AD) S 2 4/19/1989 G 9 P A

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SEE ALSO FISHING _ _ _^

gfflg Kll K^'f^KE N.C. F^ER^ PAY FORSALT...
BILL OK SALTWATER FISHING LICENSES NEEDS FURTHER STUDY, SENATOR SAYS
DON'T TAX SALT-WATER FISHING

SALVAGE

UP THE CREEK (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-5-89)

^WSAL^nON'AW3lNN-DIXIE RAISING MONEY TO FEED HUNGRY
SANFORD TO MAN KETTLE TO AID SALVATION ARMY
SANFORD'S A RINGER
TOILING AT TOLLING
ASHEBORO GORILLAS HIT THE ROAD
OPERATION TOYSHOP

SAMOA

RICKY logo: high chief of wolfpack

^pffi L^WKCKS, CASH STOLEN WHILE CLERK DISTRACTED

SAM'S WHOLESALE CLUB „

SEE ALSO WAL-MART DISCOUNT STORE

WHOLESALE CLUB BEING PLANNED FOR DURHAM

SAMUEL H. SCRIPPS AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL AWARU

SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL „„,,„

$25,000 DANCE PRIZE GOING TO DEAD CHOREOGRAPHERS
ADF AWARD CARRIES SENSE Of HISTORY
DANCE FESTIVAL OPENS, NODDING TO FUTURE, PAST
ADF AWARD HONORS DANCE PIONEERS

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA „„„ „„

QUAKE EXPERT AT DUKE! CALIF. LUCKY THIS TIME
EX-DURHAM MAN! IT WAS SAFER THAN 'HUGO'
LET THERE BE HELPERS

ffisTSFROM°DU^AM FIND SHORTAGE OF FOOD, NEWS IN QUAKE AREA

** FRC«RSCRAIG^TMOnVATI0N KEEPS GIANTS IN THE CHASE

SAN JORGE, NICARAGUA wmmrwt mm__,
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO NICARAGUA
TOWN MAY GET NICARAGUA^ SISTER ,„_„,,.
GROUP TO GATHER GIFTS FOR CITY IN NICARAGUA
OFF TO NICARAGUA _ mmmm
TOWN, SAN JORGE NOW SISTER CITIES
SISTER CITY COLLECTION SLATED
SISTER CITY DANCE MARATHON PLANNED
A SISTER-CITY BENEFIT

SAND

SCIENTISTS LOOK IN SAND PILE FOR ANSWERS ON AVALANCHES

SAND DOLLARS
SEE SHELLS

SANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER
SANDERSON ELIMINATES KNIGHTS IN OTY

SANDHILLS COMHUNITY COLLEGE
COLLEGE CHIEF RETIRING
ETjUCATION: LET'S DO SOMETHING

H 2 5/03/1989 D 9 N

H 2 5/05/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/06/1989 B 2 N

H 2 10/29/1989 D 4 E

CHH 1 5/04/1989 A 1 P P L38

2 1/21/1989 B
2 12/06/1989 C
2 12/07/1989 A
2 12/08/1989 C
2 12/23/1989 B
2 12/24/1989 E

H 2 9/21/1989 D

H 2 11/20/1989 B

5 N

6 P N R63
4 E

2 P P S76
1 N
1 P F Zll

1 U M88
1 N M51

S 2 7/21/1989 A 1 N M06

H 2 4/25/1989 C

H 2 6/11/1989 E

H 2 6/12/1989 C

S 2 6/12/1989 C

2 10/18/1989 A
2 10/19/1989 A
2 10/19/1989 A
2 10/20/1989 A
2 10/20/1989 A

1 N
1 F W66
1 N
1 P N B71

1 M N M51
1 P N
4 E
4 E
7 N

S 2 8/09/1989 D 1 P U D18

3/29/1989

5/30/1989

5/31/1989

6/16/1989

CHH 1 9/29/1989

10/12/1989

10/13/1989

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH

CHH
H

3 P

g

3 P

3

3

r
J

8 P

N M70
N D38
P L38
N
N
N
F M60

H 2 7/20/1989 D 10 N D80

H 2 11/15/1989 C 2 P N B40

H 1 1/27/1989 C 1
H 2 4/16/1989 D 4

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SWISS COMPANY BUYS 300 ACRES IN RALEIGH

SANITATION RATINGS

SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
A DETECTIVE IN THE KITCHEN/SUNDAY FOCUS! GRADING THE RESTAURANTS
'I DON'T INTEND FOR THIS TO BE A PAINFUL EXPERIENCE'

SANTA CLAUS

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS
SANTA MAKING AN EARLY VISIT

SANTA CLAUS HELPS ANNOUNCE HERALD-SUN CHRISTMAS PARADE
SANTA'S VISIT TO ANNOUNCE HERALD-SUN CHRISTMAS PARADE
SANTA CLAUS LOOK-ALIKE HELPING OUT
WISHING AND HOPING

HIGH TECH SANTA/ELECTRONIC MAIL COMES TO 'NORTH POLE'
DEAR SANTA,
SANTA'S RIGHT AT HOME
DEAR SANTA

HO, HO, HO,' POSTAL SERVICE'S $ANTA EXPRESS READY TO ROLL
WOMAN'S SANTA LETTER PRINTED 75 YEARS AGO
DUTY ROSTER LISTS NO-SHOWS

A VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS/IT HELPS TO KEEP THE MIND ALIVE
NEVER TOO OLD
GIFTS FOR THE HOSPITAL-BOUND

SANTA EXPRESS

SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
HO, HO, HO; POSTAL SERVICE'S SANTA EXPRESS READY TO ROLL

SARA BARKER CENTER

BARKER CENTER OFFERS SPECIAL CARING
THE GIFT OF FUN
KIDS' CUISINE CHAMPS

SARAH P* DUKE GARDENS

SARAH P. DUKE GARDENS BRIGHT WITH EARLY BLOSSOMS

SHRUBSBLOSSOHING IN DUKE GARDENS, BUT EARLY BLOOMS MAY NOT LAST LONG

CALM BEFORE THE STORM

GARDEN SHOW SET FOR NEW CIVIC CENTER

DUKE GARDENS ABLAZE WITH ROWERING PLANTS

IRIS FLOWERS MAKE APPEARANCE AT GARDENS

IRISES REFLECT BEGINNING OF DUKE GARDENS

SUMMER FILLS DUKE GARDENS WITH FLORAL FRAGRANCES

HORTICULTURIST AT DUKE GARDENS BUSY WITH WINTER PREPARATIONS

SARAH W. STEDMAN CENTER FOR NUTRITIONAL STUDIES
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
RESEARCH ON FATS MAY HOLD KEY TO TREATMENT FOR HEART PROBLEMS

THE SATANIC VERSES (BOOK)
A MURDEROUS FANATIC
AN INCOMPREHENSIBLE INTOLERANCE

.•.^J'i.60^? (J!? ™IS THAT GIVE ISLAM * BAD NAME... (CARTOON)

VIEWS OF AREA MOSLEMS MIXED ON THREAT BY IRAN

TRIANGLE WRITERS READ FROM BOOK

DURHAM STORES EXPECT 'VERSES' IN 2-3 WEEKS

AUTHORS MEET IN DURHAM TO BACK THREATENED RUSHDIE

JERRY GENTRY/BEING COURAGEOUS ISN'T ALWAYS EASY

SATANIC VERSES TRIGGERS MOSLEM FRUSTRATION - PROFESSOR

PURE RELIGION NOT MURDEROUS

WEST HOLDS MUSLIMS TO DOUBLE STANDARD

SCHOLARS NIX 'HOPE'

THERE'S NO PLACE FOR MOB RULE

MARY KAY NO AYATOLLAH

SATELLITE CITY

SATELLITE CITY (AD)

SATELLITE DISHES

SATELLITE TV DISHES ON THE REBOUND, SPOKESMAN SAYS

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H 2 5/28/1989 D 8 N

CHH 1
CHH 1

6/11/1989 A
6/11/1989 A

1 P N S17
1 N S17

CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1

7/16/1989 B
7/21/1989 A
7/22/1989 C
12/07/1989 B
12/12/1989 B
12/13/1989 A
12/18/1989 C
12/18/1989 C
12/19/1989 C
12/20/1989 C
12/22/1989 A
12/24/1989 B
12/24/1989 E
12/24/1989 A
12/25/1989 A

N

N T77
N S22
N R63
P T32
N S17
A

P C45
A

N R63
F S27
N

F S56
P T44
N W57

H 2 12/20/1989 C 1 N R63

S

2

3/28/1989 A

1 P N H65

s

2

5/02/1989 A

2 P P T37

s

2 11/17/1989 C

5 P P T37

s

2

1/23/1989 C

8 N

H

1

1/25/1989 C

2 N D80

S

2

2/04/1989 C

1 P P C45

s

2

3/07/1989 C

1 N

H

2

4/16/1989 E

16 P F D80

s

2

5/09/1989 C

1 N

H

2

5/21/1989 E

18 N D80

H

2

6/11/1989 E

17 P F D80

H

2 12/13/1989 C

2 N D80

H

2

6/01/1989 C

4 N D80

H

2

2/18/1989 A

4 E

H

2

2/18/1989 A

4 E

H

2

2/19/1989 D

4 T T C50

H

2

2/22/1989 A

1 N N36

S

2

2/23/1989 A

1 N B71

H

2

2/24/1989 A

1 P N N36

S

2

2/24/1989 A

1 P N B71

H

2

2/25/1989 A

4 U G33

CHH 1

2/25/1989 A

1 N S17

H

2

2/26/1989 D

4 E

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

4 L

H

2

3/20/1989 A

4 E

H

2

3/22/1989 A

4 E

H

2

3/27/1989 A

4 L

S 2 4/19/1989 G 5 D A

H 2 12/04/1989 B 1 U W66

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SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
SATELLITE SYSTEM TRACKS TRUCKS

^g^SSS&l^ffil BEST, IT STILL MUST RANK *AR T>€ TOP

^^ALsfS,^, HISTORIC HOMES Ml BUILDINGS
HOUSE HOVE INCHING ALONG

SAUCES

SEE ALSO FOOD
THE FANCIFUL SAUCE

SAME DUKE FOREST

^s'DUKE FORESTREALLY OUT OF THE WOODS YET7/SUNUAY FOCUS

SAVE THE UATER INC. ai m,TTWTnll

SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

SEE ALSO UATER QUALITY „ mA „„_

CLOSE 2 DURHAM SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, EPA SAYS

group: TIGHTEN LIMITS on SEWAGE-PLANT plan

ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT TO PROTECT LAKE

WATER POLITICS RESURFACE

TRIANGLE RAIL PLAN WOULD AVOID U»fj5^

TRIANGLE MASS-TRANSIT RAIL SYSTEM PROPOSED

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS _

SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO TRUTH IN SAVINGS

F^CE^sSs'SeSeRNING SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
A YEN FOR SAVINGS

^gPlS ^ISSFSSdK AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS A„ml

SEE ALSO MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

FINANCIAL SCANDALS ILLUSTRATE NATION'S GREQ, PROFESSOR SAYS

SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, DURHAM (SEE ALSO NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL ML'Sl

^eaj^^y, Wees, concerns dusham sals
report: blacks MORE LIKELY to be denied loans

BANKING OFFICIALSIN STATE OPPOSE FEE FOR DEPOSITORS

BAD PUBLICITY, NOT FEES, CONCERNS DURHAM SALS

SAL BOARDS TOO WHITE7REP0RT SAYS OF DISPARITIES IN LENDING
SAWINGS7L0AN OFFICIALS LIKE BUSH PLAN, BUT BANKERS DON'T

SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, U.S.

TmBBbFOTCTR^W BANK DEREGULATION/THOMAS HAVRILESKY
BUSH'S SAL PROPOSAL UNFAIR TO DEPOSITORS

SAVINGS, LOAN OFFICIALS LIKE BUSH PLAN, BUT BANKERS DON'T

SAL BAILOUT PLAN CAN PAY DIVIDENDS

CLEAN UP THE THRIFTS

THE FRAUDULENT THRIFTS

PRICE OFFERS SAL BILL CHANGES

GROUPS TO PROTEST SAL BAILOUT PLAN

PRICE CALLS HOUSE SAL PLAN STRONG STEP

THRIFT BAILOUT PLAN SETS POOR PRECEDENT

H 2 7/23/1989 D 6 P N C47

H 2 6/09/1989 D 4 P R D77

H 2 9/04/1989 B 1 P P T37

H 2 11/01/1989 B 1 P F Zll

CHH 1 2/26/1989 A 1 P N M20

H 2 6/17/1989 A 1 N R63

S 2 6/20/1989 C 1 N M06

S 2 8/21/1989 A 1 N C61

H 2 8/26/1989 A 4 E

S 2 9/29/1989 A 1 N C61

H 2 10/01/1989 B 1 N S22

H 2 3/11/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 5/22/1989 A 2 N
H 2 10/01/1989 D 4 E

H 2 12/06/1989 D 12 N

s

2

1/27/1989 A

1

N M06

H

2

1/05/1989 A

10

N

H

2

1/23/1989 B

1

N

H

2

1/27/1989 C

1

N C47

S

2

1/27/1989 A

1

N M06

H

2

2/05/1989 B

1

N C47

H

2

2/08/1989 C

3

N C47

H

2

1/14/1989 A

4

E

H

2

1/14/1989 A

4

U

s

2

1/27/1989 A

4

E

CHH

1

1/30/1989 A

3 P N M25

H

2

1/31/1989 A

4

E

H

2

2/08/1989 C

3

N C47

S

2

2/10/1989 A

4

E

H

2

2/22/1989 A

4

E

H

2

3/31/1989 A

4

E

Ctf-

1

4/14/1989 A

3

N

H

2

5/16/1989 C

3

N

CH-

1

6/20/1989 A

2

N

S

2

8/08/1989 A

4

E

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SUBJECTS

INVESTIGATE LINCOLN THRIFT GIFTS

SAXAPHOI€S

ARTISTS DEMONSTRATE VERSATILITY OF THE SAX

SAY ANYTHING (FILM)

'SAY ANYTHING' — SURPRISE! A TEEN MOVIE WITH SOME SOCIAL VALUE
TALE OF TEEN ROMANCE TAKES AN UNUSUAL TURN/'SAY ANYTHING'

SCAFFOLDING

SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
'ACCORDION' DUET

SCANDAL <FILM)

FACT AND FICTION A BAD MIX

SCARBOROUGH NURSERY SCHOOL

MRS. SCARBOROUGH, NURSERY SCHOOL FOUNDER

SCARECROWS

SCARECROWS CHANGE WITH THE TIMES

SCENIC RIVERS

SEE ALSO RIVERS, N.C.
HACKNEY TO ADD $75,000 TO HAW RIVER BILL
HACKNEY'S HAW RIVER BILL FLOATS OUT OF SUBCOMMITTEE
HAW BILL PASSES HOUSE COMMITTEE
HACKNEY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT HAW RIVER BILL

SCENIC ROADS PLAN

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
SEE ALSO ROADS, N.C.

COMMISSIONERS EYE SCENIC -ROAD PLAN FOR ORANGE

THE (SCENIC) ROAD TO RUN/JAMES R. SMITH

E

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H 2 3/21/1989 B 1 R S66

H 2 4/21/1989 D 3 P R S66
H 2 11/17/1989 D 19 P R L59

S 2 8/02/1989 B 1 P P C45

H 2 6/23/1989 D 2 P R S66

H 2 1/12/1989 C 2 P 0

S 2 6/16/1989 B 1 P F S27

CHH 1 5/08/1989 A 3 N M20

CHH 1 5/19/1989 A 3 N M20

CHH 1 6/01/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 6/25/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 3/23/1989 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 4/10/1989 A 4 U

SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)

SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO AWARDS

SEE ALSO BRAXTON CRAVEN SCHOLARSHIP

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO FRONT PAGE AWARDS

SEE ALSO FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

SEE ALSO GANNETT FOUNDATION

SEE ALSO GEORGE WATTS HILL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

SEE ALSO JAMES M. JOHNSTON AWARDS PROGRAM

SEE ALSO MERCURY 7 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP

SEE ALSO NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR OUTSTANDING NEGRO STUDENTS

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO PEU SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO REGINALDO HOWARD SCHOLARSHIP

SEE ALSO RHODES SCHOLARSHIP

SEE ALSO SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO WINSTON CHURCHILL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
STEVENS WINS SCHOLARSHIP S 2

SOUTHERN SCORES HIGH S 2

MS. STRICKLAND GETS SCHOLARSHIP S 2

FISH FRY FUND-flAISER H 2

PRICE CO-SPONSORS SCHOLARSHIP ACT CHH 1

HOSPITAL TRIES SCHOLARSHIPS TO LURE WORKERS S 2

SCHOLARSHIP WINNER | 2

SCHOLARSHIP-FOR-WORK PROGRAM IS GOOD IDEA S 2

SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS | 2

SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS S 2

FIRST WINNER S 2

FRATERNITY AWARDS 4 SCHOLARSHIPS § 2

GRIT, GUTS KEEP NCCU STUDENT IN COLLEGE S 2

SCHOLARSHIP WINNER S 2

3/13/1989 C

4/07/1989 A

4/12/1989 A

4/16/1989 B

4/24/1989 A

5/05/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/10/1989

5/19/1989

6/08/1989

6/10/1989

8/01/1989

8/05/1989

N
P
N
P
N
N H65

T37
T44

K30

T44
K30
T32

1 P N H65
10 P P S76

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Y SUBJECTS

TEEN MEMBERS OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH ARE AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS

SCHOLARSHIP AID _

SCHOLARSHIPS PRESENTED

SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS

SEE ALSO DUW^CnYSCHOOLS, SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE .TEST
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
SEE ALSO EKiaw: TESTING SeVICf (NEW JERSEY)
SEE ALSO PRELIMINARY SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST

^Ll^lfeSr^IS^W 20* OF TOTAL
SAT WORRIES COLLEK-BOUNrJ STUDENTS; SAT CLINICS SPRING UP
SAT PREPS: DO THEY DELIVER?

M^FoS KI^KeS^ EVIDENT IN SAT EXAM

■tBBwnnuun- u* » sat s^s

gPIMS Sfl KS SAY SYSTEM RISES

Ifih spsfeitef fSr^^iK

HC* CANUINDINGUP LAST IN SAT TURN OUT TO IEGOOD?
UNC PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS HOPEFUL ABUT SAT SCORES
MARTIN SHOULD STEER N.C. OUT OF POVERTY

SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS

SECHAPEL Hl5^CARRBOR6 SCHOOL BUSES START MONTH ROLLIN', ROLLIN'...
rauMj WS^VVFiaJLTI IN FINJjING SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
BRONCO-BUSTING DRIVERS COMPETE JH BUS RODEO
CITY SCHOOLS LOOK FOR BUS DRIVERS

sct^ alsPaccidents, SCHOOL EUSES

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSING

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SCHOOL BUSES
EXPERT AWOCATESINSTALLING SEAT BELTS ON SCHOOL BUSES
AGING SCHOOL BUSES IN STATE'S FLEET ON WAY OUT
AfiING SCHOOL BUSES IN STATE'S FLEET ON UAY OUT _

ffici^PRE^T? SCHOOL BUSES WOULD TAKE TIME, MONEY
SYSTEM'S PRE-1977 BUSES CUT DOWN TO 7

jgffMM M.lwl KJSES RESURFACES IN LEGISLATURE
SCHOOL BOARD PONDERS SEATBELTS

SCHOOL-BUSINESS CLEARINGHOUSE , .

SEE BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SCHOOL SUPPORT

SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS _
SEE ALSO INTERSECTIONS
SEE ALSO PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY

iffl/Sg T^LITT^^^^.SOL-CROSSING GU*D PLANS TO...
POLICE CRACK DOWN ON SCHOOL-ZONE SPEEDERS

SCHOOL DISTRICTS

SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,

REDISTRICTING

school nurses

see also nurses, n.c.

I^Kls^c., health progra*

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2 10/28/1989 A 3 P P T37
2 12/15/1989 C 2 P P T37

S

s
s
s

H
H

CHH 1
H 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2

1/09/1989

1/09/1989

1/16/1989

1/16/1989

1/22/1989

4/11/1989

6/03/1989

9/13/1989

9/15/1989

9/25/1989

9/27/1989

9/28/1989

9/30/1989

10/22/1989

10/25/1989

10/29/1989

11/16/1989

12/21/1989

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

1 1

4

L

3

1
1
2
1

4

N S92
N S92
N S92
N S92
Q 046
N J40
N

N H60
E
N
N

N C47
N S92
U L40
N
' U
N
E

CHH 1 2/04/1989 A 3 N C62

H 2 4/08/1989 B 4 N

CHH 1 5/01/1989 A 3 P N M25

CHH 1 7/13/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1

3/16/1989 A

3 P N M25

H 2

3/30/1989 A

1

N A54

H 2

3/30/1989 A

1

N H60

H 2

3/31/1989 C

1

N A54

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

3

N L90

S 2

5/12/1989 A

4

E

S 2

6/08/1989 A

5

J Oil

CHH 1

9/17/1989 A

3

N

H 2 6/09/1989 C
S 2 7/11/1989 C
S 2 9/25/1989 C

1 N S82
1 P N B53
1 P N B53

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SHE'S GOT HUNDREDS OF PATIENTS/SUNDAY FOCUS: SCHOOL NURSES
NORTH CAROLINA'S PRESCRIPTION: MORE SCHOOL NURSES

SCHOOL TASK FORCE REPORTS (SPECIAL SERIES)
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER
SEE ALSO "MERGER ISSUE TASK FORCE"
CITY-COUNTY ACADEMIC GAP IS TALE OF BOOM, BUST
TOMERGE OR NOT? BLACK TEACHERS, SOME WHITES FAVOR, BUT NOT MAJORITY
COMMITTEE CONSIDERS IMPROVEMENTS TO SCHOOL SYSTEM, INCLUDING MERGER
EXPLOSIVE INCREASE IN COUNTY'S ENROLLMENT IS MYTH SAYS REPORTTV.
REPORT TELLS DISTRICTS HOW TO EDUCATE STUDENTS BETTER
COMMITTEE EXAMINED DROPOUT PROBLEM

SCHOOLS, DURHAM CITY

SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS

CHH 1 3/l?/l?89 A
CHH 1 3/l?/1989 A

1 P N L90
1 N L90

1/22/1989 A
1/23/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
1/25/198? A
1/26/1989 A
1/27/1989 A

046
046
J40
046
046
J40

SCHOOLS, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS, INTERNATIONAL

SCOTTISH SCHOOL INSPECTOR EYES DURHAM SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS, N.C.

SEE ALSO ADOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM

SE ALSO GOVERMR'S PROGRAMS OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL
SEE ALSO KINDERGARTENS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUM OF N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS N.C.
DUE FOR A CHANGE; STATE OFFICIAL DISCUSSES PENDING EDUCATION LEGISLATION CHH 1

SCHOOLS, N.C, ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
SEE ALSO STANDARDIZED TESTS
STUDY TO FOCUS ON LEARNING PROBLEMS CHH 1

EMBARRASSING COMPARISON NORTH CAROLINA RANKS DEAD LAST IN SAT SCORES H 2

SCHOOLS. N.C, AIR CONDITIONING
SEE ALSO AIR CONDITIONERS
AIR CONDITIONING SCHOOLS COULD HELP STUDENTS LEARN

SCHOOLS, N.C, ALCOHOL USE

SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
STATE FUNDS WILL HELP MAKE GRADUATIONS SAFE

SCHOOLS, N.C, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO ASBESTOS

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SCHOOL SYSTEMS MEET ASBESTOS DEADLINE

SCHOOLS, N.C, AUDITS

EXTENSIVE AUDIT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM SCHEDULED FOR STATE THIS YEAR H

SCHOOLS, N.C, BANDS

INAUGURATION) BAND FROM RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL WILL REPRESENT N.C... H

SCHOOLS, N.C, BOARDS OF EDUCATION

SEE ALSO N.C SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION
SCHOOL GUIDELINES FEARED THREAT TO FLEXIBILTY

SCHOOLS, N.C, BUDGET

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, COSTS
GOJ^JWRTDI TD RECOMMEND FULL BASIC EDUCATION FUNDING
UATKINS SAYS TAX INCREASE WILL BE NECESSARY TO HELP SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS CUT LOCAL SPENDING WITH STATE FUNDS
PASQUOTANK FUNDING IDEA MAY CATCH ON
HOPES FOR N.C BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM DIM
INSIGHT/TRYING TO MESH TAXING, SPENDING

S 2 9/12/1989 C 1 P N S92

5/20/1989 A 5 N H90

2/02/1989 A
9/15/1989 A

S 2 9/29/1989 A 5 J Oil

S 2 1/02/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 3/27/1989 A 1 N C62

2 1/09/1989 B 1 N

1 1/18/1989 C 1 N

H 2 11/03/198? A 1 N L40

H

2

1/01/1989 C

4

N

H

2

1/21/1989 B

7

N

S

2

2/23/1989 A

11

J Oil

S

2

3/10/1989 A

c

J

J Oil

s

2

4/12/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

2

6/18/1989 D

2

U L40

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

ISffittlBK^Mfit&Bm focus: so^ol reform

TEACHERS WTJUCTffl ON CAREER LADDER BANDWAGON

SCHOOLS, N.C, CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., CENSORSHIP
DON'T CENSOR EDUCATION

SCHOOLS, N.C., CONFISCATED MATERIALS REVENUE

1 AlI PaiCE?NX?, CONFISCATED MATERIAL
SCHOOLS 1TO GET SEIZED i52,029, CAR IN ALAMANCE DRUG CASE
SCHOOLS FIGHT FOR CONFISCATED DRUG MONEY
SWUNG DRUG MONEY HELPS LAWMEN, SCHOOLS

^Vso'fcHAF^LL/^RSWs, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C

1 H ffiWrlSLS, CORPORAL FtMSHMENT

^WoKsT fe^S^NT BAN^ _ ^
SPfJNSORSCALES BACK HIS BILL ON SELECTION OF JUDGES
BILLON CORTOALPWISHMENT BAN HIT6Y AMBIENT
SPRING BAN RECEIVES UNFORTUNATE TREATMENT
SPANKING BAN PILOT FflOGRAM NARROWLY SURVIVES WTE
H^ KILLS BILL TO LIFT SOME CORPORAL PUNISHMENT

SCHOOLS, N.C, COSTS niirin_r

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, BUDGET
DURHAM HIGH IN STUDENT SPENDING
DURHAM AMONG TOP TEN IN SPENDING FOR SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS, N.C, CURRICULUM

REGION $KrT a*ffICULUM IN N.C

STUDENTS SHOULD LEARN RELIGION'S PLACE IN HISTORY

BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM SUPPORTED BY LEGISLATORS

RaiGION^S ROLE IN HISTORY, SCHOOLS TOPIC OF CONTROVERSY

ETHERIDGE RAPS MARTIN'S EDUCATION PLAN

B^ EDUCATION PROGRAM MAY RECEIVE $5.5 HDIIW

TEACHER3B00ST BASIC EDUCATION F1KJGRAM IN TV ENCOUNTER

DELAY EYED IN BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM

BILL SEEKS BIGGER VOICE FOR TEACHERS

GARwIrSAYS TEACHERS SUPPORT CAREER LADDER PLAN

HOU^LEADERS HNDBUDGET DELIBERATIONS FRUSTRATING

STEffilC^lS^DEBATED ON BILL TO ALLOW LONGER TRACTOR...
OTYSCHDOLOFraMLS TTCT WTEW SENATE BILL 2 REFORM GOALS

SCHOOLS, N.C, DESEGREGATION
err aisO PEARSALL PLAN
MARTIN FUSING FREEDOM^ CHOICE FOR SCHOOLS
LINCOLN ALUMNI RECALL POOR FACILITIES, GOOD TIMES
INSIGHT/AN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS

^k&'&SSSffi., CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
a>WOTNGBAN RECEIVES UNFORTUNATE TREATMENT
HOUSE KILLS BILL TO LIFT SOME CORPORAL PUNISHMENT

SCHOOLS, N.C, DROPOUTS

SEE ALSO AT-RISK CHILDREN ._„„

^S^^SSLg^kg?^ TOGETHER ON PROBLEMS
ffw^pffilT^SK^^T^lNSAL OF PROPERTY

-DATE-

S

E
C -PG

S 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

6/19/1989 A
9/14/1989 A
9/24/1989 A
9/24/1989 A
9/24/1989 A

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J Oil

N
P N C62

N C62
P N

CHH 1 12/29/1989 A 4 E

H 1 4/07/1989 C 1 N
H 2 4/10/1989 B 1 N
S 2 4/11/1989 A 4 E

H
H
H
S
H
H

S
H

1 3/15/1989 C

2 3/30/1989 B
2 4/07/1989 A
2 4/12/1989 A
2 6/01/1989 B
2 8/03/1989 B

2 5/25/1989 A 1 N S92
2 10/12/1989 C 1 N C60

3

N

3

N

7

N

4

E

4

N

3

N

CHH 1
H 2

CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1

1/03/1989
1/06/1989
1/07/1989
1/12/1989
1/16/1989
2/23/1989
3/08/1989
3/26/1989
4/05/1989 D
4/18/1989 A
6/08/1989
6/13/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
12/18/1989

4

6

4

4

5

1

1

3

11

16

11

2

3

15

3

_ Oil
N K65
N S92
N C62
N
N
N

N L40
N C62
N
N C62

2 1/30/1989 B
1 7/03/1989 A

H

CHH

H 2 9/10/1989 D

1 N

1 P N M20
1 P F A20

S 2 4/12/1989 A 4
H 2 8/03/1989 B 3

H 2 1/06/1989 A 8 N
S 2 1/06/1989 C 1 N M06
H 2 2/23/1989 B 2 N

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Y SUBJECTS

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chh i

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2

2/24/1989
3/10/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/31/1989
4/16/1989
4/16/1989
5/25/1989
7/26/1989
12/05/1989

H

2 1/17/1989 C

6 N J20

H

2 2/04/1989 B

2 P N

H

2 3/17/1989 B

6 N

H

2 3/22/1989 B

5 N

H

2 4/28/1989 A

9 N

H

2 4/29/1989 A

13 P N

S

2 5/01/1989 A

1 P N H06

H

2 12/06/1989 A

1 N L40

H

2 12/10/1989 D

2 U L40

CHH 1 12/16/1989 A

3 N C62

S

2 5/18/1989 A

5 J Oil

LEGISLATORS STRUGGLE WITH WAYS TO CUT SCHOOL DROPOUT RATE

STATE HIGHWAY PROPOSAL CALLED BALANCED PACKAGE

DROPOUT PROBLEMS REQUIRE BROAD EFFORTS

DROPOUTS SHOULD LOSE DRIVER'S LICENSE RIGHTS

LEGISLATORS PROPOSE TAX ON ILLEGAL DRUGS

LEADERS.' U.S. FACING CRISIS IN EDUCATION

STUDY LEADER SAYS SCHOOLS MUST CHANGE

SIMPLE IDEAS ON DROPOUT PROBLEM

LOWER DROPOUT RATE FINDS FAVOR IN SURVEY

'BONECRUSHER' TO HELP KICK OFF DROPOUT PROGRAM

SCHOOLS. N.C., DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE

DRUG-FREE [CELEBRATIONS PLANNED FOR DURHAM, PERSON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

GARDNER URGES MAOTATORYDRUG EDUCATION FROM KINDERGARTEN THROUGH HIGH...

MANDATORY JAIL TERM BACKED FOR SELLING DRUGS NEAR A SCHOOL

PANEL DEBATES NUMBER OF VOTES NEEDED TO OVERRIDE VETO

PANE. APPROVES BILL TO TAX ILLEGAL DRUGS

HOUSE VOTES TO CRACK DOWN ON DRUGS NEAR SCHOOLS

DURHAM LEGISLATORS CRITICIZE DRUG BILLL

SURVEY PROMPTS CALL FOR N.C. PUPILS' DRUG EDUCATION

STATE PREACHING STRONG MESSAGE ON GATEWAY SUBSTANCES

SURVEY OF STUDENTS' DRUG USE REVIEWED

SCHOOLS, N.C, FAILURE TO PASS

PRINCIPALS TO DECIDE STUDENT'S FATE

SCHOOLS, N.C, "FREEDOM OF CHOICE" ATTENDANCE PLAN
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SCHOOLS

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., "FREEDOM OF CHOICE" ATTENDANCE PLAN
SEE ALSO TAX CREDITS

MARTIN PUSHING FREEDOM OF CHOICE FOR SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS OF CHOICE IDEA DRAWS CRITICISM

RACISM NOT ONLY FAULT WITH IDEA FOR SCHOOLS

TWO REPUBLICANS FILE 'SCHOOLS OF CHOICE' BILL

EDUCATORS WITHHOLD JUDGMENT ON CHOICE BILL

SCHOOLS OF CHOICE

jJnPARENTS PICK SCHOOLS, N.C HOUSE PANEL URGED

EXPERT THROWS COLD WATER ON HOT TOPIC OF 'SCHOOLS OF CHOICE'

SCHOOLS, N.C, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING

^iwiFBf^1^^5!?, f-80 NAMES V mB RAISING EJECTS & SPONSORING GROUPS)
ADAMS BLASTS PROPOSED BILL S 2 7/06/1989 B

SCHOOLS, N.C, GRADUATION
SEE ALSO PROJECT GRADUATION
FEWER N.C HIGH SCHOOL GRABS ENTER UNC SCHOOLS IN '89

SCHOOLS, N.C, HEALTH PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO SCHOOL NURSES
GETTING THE LEAD OUT; LOCAL SCHOOLS WAY AHEAD OF EPA

SCHOOLS. N.C, IMMUNIZATION

n is «sra^ sams' "*™™™

OFFICIALS URGE CHILDHOOD VACCINATIONS

SCHOOLS, N.C, KINDERGARTENS
SEE KINDERGARTENS, N.C

SCHOOLS, N.C, LUNCH PROGRAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEEALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
PERSON SCHOOLS ARE URGED TO STOP USING PLASTIC FOAM CUPS

SCHOOLS, N.C, MANDATORY SCHOOL AGE

PANEL VOTES TO RAISE MANDATORY SCHOOL AGE

11
11
4
5
11
3
3
4
1
3

N
N
E

J Oil
N

N C62
N C62
E

N C47
N

H

2 1/30/1989 B

1 N

H

2 2/17/1989 A

1 P N

S

2 2/18/1989 A

4 E

H

2 4/13/1989 A

13 N

CHH 1 4/15/1989 A

1 P N C62

H

2 4/16/1989 D

4 E

H

2 6/08/1989 A

1 N

S

2 10/05/1989 A

5 J Oil

3 N

CHH 1 11/26/1989 A 1 N S17

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 1 P N L90

S 2 8/21/1989 A 7 N

H 1 12/06/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 4/28/1989 A 10 N

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

BILL TO RAISE DROPOUT AGE SENT TO HOUSE COMMITTEE

SCH°°^Isii6N!€TA^SttEEDi GUILFORD COUNTY'S ATTEMPT AT MERGER HOLDS LESSON

^Vso'^^lSI^SCHOOLS, MIDILE SCHOOLS ?W
MIDDLE SCHOOL PLANS FOLLOWING 'BEST MODELS'

X^\sOCN£UsfAPERsfN.C. (SEE ALSO NAI€S OF P^JICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
HOOFING ITTOGET THE STORY; NORTHWOOD HIGH REPORTER GETS SCOOP...

SCHOOLS, N.C, PER PUPIL COSTS
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., COSTS

SCHOOLS, N.C., PRAYERS

SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, RELIGION

SCHOOLS, N.C., PROMOTION

SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., FAILURE TO PASS

SCHOOLS, N.C., RANKING

^^INm'maKrOLINIANS GIVE SCHOOLS GRADE OF C OR BETTER

SKSra«« ™ ^T IN SAT SCORES

$! SEHSS5,M^SS SEiiFS STATE OFFICIALS

LOWER THAN WHAT?

SAT COMPARISON jnaJMING

'89 DURHAM SAT SCORES LAG U.S.', BEAT N.C.'S

SAT STATISTICS ARE MISLEADING

S SkgSffiWS*DI TO ENCATION IGATE
HOW CAN WINDING!? LAST IN SAT TURN OUT TO BE GOOD?

SCHOOLS, N.C., REFORM ^^
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL REFORM
SEE ALSO NEXT CENTURY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUM OF N.C.

SEH3PES°F0RNn!c.BBASIC EDUCATION PROORAM DIM
BILL SEEKS BIGGER VOICE FOR TEACHERS
£&TKTKTCIIRf£S MORE SCHOOL TIME, LESS AFTER-SCHOOL WORK
ffilSlW^FC^INO ACCOUNTABILITY^ MORERED TAFE?
FWT^TAL-AND LESS EXFENSIVE-CHANGES URGED IN SCHOOLS
BASIC CHANGES NEEDED TO IMPROVE EDUCATION
REPUBLICANS HAZY ABOUT MARTIN PLAN
AVERAGE NOT SUFFICIENT FOR f^ICEDUCATION
SB2ALL0US ROOM FOR EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT
LOW SCORES MUST SPUR ASSESSMENT OF PRIORITIES

^f^^^FwfiwgS* ™US: SCHOOL REFORM

TEACHERS Wnfini ON CAREER LADDER BANDUAOON

DOESFOESTROIKA WORK ON N.C. EDUCATION FRONT?

GOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE GOOD BUSINESS

CAMPAIGNS LEAVE EDUCATORS CLUCKING „_»,,

fIeYER ^FERS SENSIBLE APFTOACH TO EDUCATION DEBATE

MAKE EDUCATION THE PRIORITY

ADDRESS EDUCATION HIGHWAY-STYLE

SCHOOLS CONSIDER REFORM AGENDA

SCHOOLS CONSIDER REFORM AGENDA

C^I^D^iK^TEPTInATE BILL 2 REFORM G0*S

SCHOOLS, N.C, RELIGION
=FF U <t0 BIBLE

SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., RELIGION

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H 2 5/18/1989 A 18 N

H 2 9/11/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 6/20/1989 A 3 N C62

CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 3 P N M25

H 2 7/06/1989 A

S 2 7/07/1989 A

H 2 9/15/1989 A

S 2 9/15/1989 A

H 2 9/17/1989 D

H 2 9/17/1989 D

H 2 9/20/1989 A

H 2 9/30/1989 A

H 2 10/17/1989 A

H 2 10/19/1989 C

H 2 10/22/1989 D

CHH 1 10/29/1989 A

S

H

S

S

H

S

S

S

S

S

CHH

CHH

CHH

S

H

S

H 2

H 2

H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

4/12/1989
4/18/1989
5/23/1989
5/30/1989
6/06/1989
6/10/1989
6/20/1989
7/07/1989
8/31/1989
9/15/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989
9/28/1989
10/03/1989
10/06/1989
10/22/1989 D
11/16/1989 A
11/16/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
12/18/1989

9
4

4
4
2
4

4
1
4
1
2
4

16

N
E

E
E

U L40
E
E

N C47
E

N C47
U L40
1 U

Oil

on
on

on
on

J

N
J

J
N
E
J
E
J
E

N C62
N C62
N

J Oil
J

J Oil
U L40
E
J

N U57
N H90
N C62
N C62

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

RELIGION RE-ENTERS CURRICULUM IN N.C.

STUDENTS SHOULD LEARN RaiGION'S PLACE IN HISTORY

RELIGION'S ROLE IN HISTORY, SCHOOLS TOPIC OF CONTROVERSY

SCHOOLS, N.C, ROBBERIES

BREAK-IN REPORTED AT GOLD SAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BOY CHARGED IN BREAK-INS AT SCHOOL

SCHOOLS, N.C, SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
LOW SCORES MUST SPUR ASSESSMENT OF PRIORITIES
TAR HEEL STUDENTS' POOR SAT SCORES SHAKING UP STATE OFFICIALS
LOWER THAN WHAT?
SAT COMPARISONS MISLEADING
TIME TO QUIT MAKING EXCUSES FOR LOW SAT SCORES
TIME TO PUT UP, OR SHUT UP ON SAT
LOW SAT SCORES RANK FIRST ON 'INDIGNATION POLL'
STATE EDUCATION BOARD MEMBERS FEEL INSIGNIFICANT
'89 DURHAM SAT SCORES LAG U.S.', BEAT N.C.'S
BOOKS, CURRICULUM BLAMED FOR SAT SCORES
SAT STATISTICS ARE MISLEADING
HIGHER SAT SCORES STATE GOAL

SCHOOLS, N.C, SECURITY

DEATHS AT CALIFORNIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REMIND EDUCATORS OF SECURITY...

SCHOOLS, N.C, SEX EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SEX EDUCATION
HOUSE APPROVES ABSTINENCE LESSONS FOR SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS, N.C, SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
CITY EDUCATORS TO READY LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST
SURVEY PROMPTS CALL FOR N.C. PUPILS' DRUG EDUCATION

SCHOOLS, N.C, SPORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO ATHLETES, ACADEMIC STANDARDS
SCHOOL ANTI-PROFANITY BILL GETS SIDETRACKED
ADAMS BLASTS PROPOSED BILL

SCHOOLS, N.C, SUMMER SESSIONS
SUMMER SCHOOL RECORD

SCHOOLS, N.C, SUPERINTENDENTS
SEE SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.

SCHOOLS, N.C, TAXES

LOCAL SUPPLEMENTS VARY IN TRIANGLE-AREA SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS, N.C, TEACHERS' AIDES

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHER'S AIDES
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C
TEACHER ASSISTANTS GATHER TO ADDRESS ROLE IN CLASSROOM

SCHOOLS, N.C, TEXTBOOKS
SEE ALSO TEXTBOOKS
SOME EDUCATORS QUESTION CHANGES IN TEXTBOOK SELECTION PROCEDURES
A BETTER WAY TO PICK TEXTBOOKS

SCHOOLS, N.C, VIOLENCE

TEEN-AGER STABBED AT FLAT ROCK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENT SHOT, WOUNDED AT VANCE HIGH

GREEN URGES STEPS TO STEM VIOLENCE IN PUBLIC SCHOOL

SCHOOLS, U.S., BUDGET

SET RIGHT PRIORITIES

SCHOOLS, U.S., CENSORSHIP

ZEALOUS CENSORS ARE THREAT TO FREE THOUGHT
FIRED UP OVER BOOK CENSORS

N E

P D — DATE-

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S 2 1/07/1989 A 4 E
S 2 1/16/1989 A 5 J Oil

H 1 1/04/1989 C 1 N
H 1 1/13/1989 C 1 N

S
H
H
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
H
H

9/15/1989 A
9/17/1989 D
9/17/1989 D
9/20/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/22/1989
9/25/1989
9/30/1989
10/03/1989
10/17/1989
10/19/1989

E

U L40
E
E

J Oil
J Oil
J Oil
J Oil
N C47
J Oil
E
N C47

H 1 1/19/1989 C 7 N

H 2 6/24/1989 A 11 N

CHH 1 3/06/1989 A
H 2 12/06/1989 A

3 N L90
1 N L40

H 2 7/01/1989 B 2 N
S 2 7/06/1989 B 3 N

H 2 1/05/1989 B 3 N

H 2 8/10/1989 C 1 N C47

CHH 1 10/30/1989 A 3 N C62

H 2 1/15/1989 B 3 N
H 2 1/31/1989 A 4 E

H 2 1/20/1989 B 4 N
H 2 11/30/1989 A 1 N
H 1 12/02/1989 C 1 P N T33

S 2 3/04/1989 A 4 E

S 2 9/04/1989 A 4 E
H 2 9/14/1989 A 4 E

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SCH°°E^fSORS T^&CS STUDY IN STRIDE _
DIKE PROVOST: MATH EDUCATION NEEDS IMPROVING
PRICE INTRODUCES LITERACY LEGISLATION

SCHOOLS, U.S., DESEGREGATION
CHOICE COMES OF AGE

SCHOOLS, U.S., DRUG ABUSE

SE^SSCHOOLSAR^ECT U.S. DRUG PROBLEMS
VICTIMS ARE GETTING YOUNGER

SCHOOLS. U.S., "FREEDOM OF CHOICE" ATTENDANCE PLAN

SEE ALSO %mjg*.C*, "FREEDOM OF CHOICE" ATTENDANCE PLAN
CHOICE COMES OF AGE

SCHOOLS, U.S., LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
SCHOOLS SHUNNING THE RISKS

SCHOOLS, U.S., PRAYER

SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., RELIGION

SCHOOLS, U.S., REFORM

SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL REFORM

E^T^^^Pl^^ TO THINK, DO
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM CRYING FOR OVERHAUL

SCHOOLS, U.S., RELIGION

SEE ALSO PRAYER M Tf>invl

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., RELIGION
THE LORD'S NON-SECTARIAN PRAYER

SCHOOLS, U.S., SPORTS

LET NCAA CLEAN UP SPORTS

S^TALBERTWSWJEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES

^SEeVsO N.C. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WBTINGhIuSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH

PL^^IH^AfMAKIN^ScS SYNONYMOUS WITH THE SOUTH
PREH^LLra MATH, SCIENCE PROGRAM TARGETS MINORITIES

^S^ALSO^IDENTIAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE AND MATH TEACHING

II ALSO WIV^nIc^MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE EDUCATION NETWORK
GLAXO^S *30 000 TO ESTABLISH FUNDFOR SCIENCE TEACHERS
MOCY AIMS TO KEEP SCIENCE TEACHERS TEACHING

K ^^ayBffirflBTaD OF govern spreads...

faFflSSl SSGEagSMF«OC ART, SHARKS
WATTS HAS HANDS-ON SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS
PROGR^GIV£SCOLLEGE-BOUND TEENS INCENTIVE
PRICE CO-SPONSORS SCHOLARSHIP ACT

ST! Sk'BSSMIS Snts dig gm> SCIENCE

CHH 1 1/02/1989 A 1 N C62
S 2 3/25/1989 C 1 P N
CHH 1 8/04/1989 A 1 P N M70

H 2 2/07/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/22/1989 A 1 C N C62
H 2 2/06/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/07/1989 A 4 E

H 2 9/04/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/10/1989 C 5 P N K65

S 2 2/20/1989 A 5 J Oil

S 2 2/21/1989 A 5 J Oil

S 2 2/22/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/28/1989 D 4 E
H 2 9/14/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/29/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/13/1989 A 9 N K65
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A 2 N

H 2

1/19/1989

S 2

1/19/1989

S 2

1/24/1989

CHH 1

1/25/1989

H 2

1/28/1989

H 2

2/08/1989

CHH 1

3/05/1989

S 2

3/25/198?

CHH 1

3/27/1989

CHH 1

4/24/1989

S 2

4/26/1989

CHH 1

4/27/1989

H 2

7/01/1989

H 2

7/21/1989

C

5 N J40

A

10 P N S92

A

4 E

A

7 N

A

4 E

D

9 N

A

3 P N M25

A

1 P N S92

A

3 N

A

3 N

A

3 P N

A

1 P N C62

C

2 N

C

1 P N K65

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PRICE INTRODUCES LITERACY LEGISLATION

SCIENTIFIC LITERACY BILL SORELY NEEDED

PROPOSED LITERACY LAW IMPORTANT FOR FUTURE

MUSEUM PROGRAM LETS FAMILIES LEARN ABOUT SCIENCE TOGETHER

PRE-COLLEGE MATH, SCIENCE PROGRAM TARGETS MINORITIES

EDUCATION OFFICIALS PRAISE LITERACY BILL

BOARD AGREES TO RELOCATE CHHS SCIENCE LABS

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER

SCIENCE AND RESEARCH CENTER OFFERS ON-LINE DATABASE SERVICE

SCIENCE FAIRS

SEE ALSO SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
GO, GO, GO...
FOUR COUNTY STUDENTS ADVANCED TO REJUVENATED STATE SCIENCE FAIR

SCIENCE FICTION

'WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY' LANDS AREA WRITER IN POLITICAL SPOTLIGHT

SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

SEE ALSO SCIENCE, EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCIENCE FAIRS
LAND-LOCKED?

SCOTLAND

SCOTTISH SCHOOL INSPECTOR EYES DURHAM SCHOOLS

SCOTLAND NECK, N.C.

SCOTLAND NECK'S CREPE MYRTLE FESTIVAL TODAY

SCOUTING/USA

SEE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
SEE GIRL SCOUTS

SCROOGED (FILM)

IT'S CLASSIC DICKENS WITH A ZANY TWIST/ 'SCROOGED'

SCUBA DIVING

SEE SCUBA DIVING (ACRONYM)

SCULLING

SEE ALSO BOATS
A SPRINGTIME IDYLL

SCULPTURE

SEE ALSO ICE SCULPTURE

SEE ALSO NEON SCULPTURE

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE MONUMENT (PROPOSED)

POLKA-DOTTED MENAGERIE

SCULPTOR FINDS HIS CREATIVE ROOTS IN SAPLINGS

PATRICK DOUGHERTY STICKS TO WORK, WARDS OFF HYSTERIA

SCULPTOR SAYS HIS ANIMALS 'ALREADY IN THE ROCK'

'IN'-SECTS

JUST SAY 'NO'

WINNING SCULPTURES IN LUTRADUR CONTEST SHOWN IN TRIANGLE

SEA LEVEL HOSPITAL

DUKE WILL CONTINUE SEA LEVEL HOSPITAL

SEA OF LOVE (FILM)

PACINO, BARKIN CREATE SPARKS THAT 'SEA OF LOVE' CAN'T DOUSE
FINE PERFORMANCES ONLY SAIL SO FAR IN 'SEA OF LOVE?

SEA SHELLS
SEE SHELLS

SEAFOOD (PLAY)

SOMETHING FISHY'S AFOOT

ARTSCENTER 'SEAFOOD' GREEN AROUND GILLS

SEARS DEPT. STORE (NORTHGATE MALL)

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CHH 1 8/04/1989 A
CHH 1 8/07/1989 A
S 2 8/09/1989 A
S 2 8/12/1989 C
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A
CHH 1 11/10/1989 A
CHH 1 11/22/1989 A

1 P N M70
4 E

E

N M06

N

N

N C62

H 2 8/06/1989 D 6 N

CHH 1 3/11/1989 A 3 P P S73
H 2 5/20/1989 C 5 P N K30

CHH 1 4/13/1989 A 3 P N D38

S 2 5/16/1989 C 1 P P T37

S 2 9/12/1989 C 1 P N S92

H 1 8/12/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 12/01/1989 D 19 P R L59

CHH 1 3/29/1989 A 3 P P T44

CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

5/17/1989 A
5/25/1989 D
5/25/1989 D
8/19/1989 C
9/16/1989 A
9/17/1989 A
9/24/1989 E

3 P P L38

1 P P T37

2 P F B71
1 P N T33

3 P P L38
3 P P L38
9 P R G68

S 2 4/11/1989 A 7 N

9/22/1989 D
9/28/1989 D

3/09/1989 D
3/14/1989 A

3 P R S66
11 P R C61

2 P N
6 R M31

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

NORTHGATE SEARS GETS A NEW LOOK

SEARS LOWERS PRICES, ADDS GUARANTEE

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. fvMM

kW WbaWa^HAT IF WE DID"
CHEMICAL FIRM WILL ENHANCE

SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS)
SEE ALSO INDIAN SUMMER

%gSfe'SrabffpSSra OF SPRING/JERRY GENTRY
WHEN WILL WINTER ARRIVE?
SPRING IN WINTER _ ^^

VfWJNHRVB RECREATION

SPRING MAKES ITS DEBUT-flNALLY

SPRINGTIME IN THE PARK ____,

APRIL HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY

SUffiER IS A-COMIN' IN

OUTDOOR LUNCH BREAK

AS THE LEAVES TURN; GO WEST FOR FALL COLOR

SEE ALSO CHILD RESTRAINT SEATS

SEE ALSO W^YC0WTYYPASSEM3ER SAFETY ASSOCIATION
SERESEARCHaC«S HJCKLING UP IS SAVIgSKIK' LIVES
EXPERT ADVOCATES INSTALLING SEAT BELTS ON SCHOOL BUSES

■ SS SPSWbELT VIOLATIONS

K£lt?8 &^£®%&Z SCKXX.S ACTIVITY BUS
WARM SAT BELTS CAN B£ LIFE-SAVING ACTION

SEAWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL „„_

SaiiRr^TSMS?TW!lTY SCHOOLS, TW PLtf*€R SAYS
PTOrFDURE VIOLATION WON'T COST CITY SCHOOLS, TOW PLAN^ERSAYS
SOWPAPER VrECYCLES^RAPE TESTIMONY, RAISES PARENT'S EYEBROWS
SCW^SMWTER FLOW SOLUTION TO COST ESTIMATED $218,803
RSlUllS IcBBr FUBS TO IMPROVE WATER FLOW

SECOND TIME AROUNDERS
SECOND TIME AROUND

"■ SECRET SERVICE

"Qflkl STlBl^ GO TO FLYING

^CRESORVEY,SHQWS SECRETARIES NEED MORE SUFfORT, TRAINING

SECTION 8 HOUSING

SEE DURHAM HOSIERY MILLS
SEE HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE HOUSING, U.S.

mVJBKgWMtVfWk YEARS. SECURITY FET^
SECURITY FEDERAL CONVERSION PLAN OK'D

*^1I&T SECURITY SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SECURITY

S

E

-DATE — C

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2 2/28/1989 A
2 3/01/1989 A

P N C4?
P N C47

CHH 1 4/28/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 6/23/1989 A 4 J
H 2 6/29/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1

CHH

S

H

H

CHH

S

H

H

1/07/1989 A
1/30/1989 A
2/06/1989 A
2/12/1989 A
3/14/1989 B
3/20/1989 A
4/05/1989
4/09/1989
6/15/1989
6/23/1989
9/03/1989

4
4

10
4
4
4
1
4
6
6
1

U G33
E

P L38
E

U A76
E
T32

T32
L38
Zll

CHH 1
CHH 1

H
S

CHH 1

S 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

S 2

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

2/11/1989 A
3/16/1989 A
6/01/1989 B
6/08/1989 A
7/12/1989 A
9/05/1989 A
9/17/1989 A
11/28/1989 A
12/23/1989 A

10/25/1989 A
10/26/1989 A
10/26/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
12/04/1989 A
12/06/1989 A

5

3 :

4

5

3

1

3

3

4

N
N M25

N

J Oil
N M25
N B53
N

N H90
E

N M70
P M70
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62

S 2 8/31/1989 B 1 P P S73

H 2 5/08/1989 A 10 P N K65
H 2 9/10/1989 D 6 N

IAD) S 2 4/19/1989 F 6 A
H 2 9/22/1989 C 4 N

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P

MERCHANTS SAY TEAR GAS SALES HAVE SURGED SINCE DUKE RAPES H

CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION & INTERCOMS TO BE INSTALLED AT PERSON CO. JAIL H

DUKE HOSPITAL SECURITY ABOVE AVERAGE, CONSULTANT TESTIFIES H

ABC BOARD CLAIMS SECURITY EQUAL TO OTHER COUNTIES H

SHERIFF REPORTS PROGRESS MADE IN JAIL SECURITY H

S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

SEDGEFIELD ST.

MAN SHOT TO DEATH ON SEDGEFIELD STREET

SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

SEDIMENTATION CONTROL FINDS NON-COMPLIANCE IN CORPS' POND PROJECT

RED MILL WORK SAID IN LINE WITH STATE LAW

CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECT IN DURHAM FOUND IN VIOLATION OF SEDIMENT...

95 FARMERS STILL NEED PLAN TO CONTROL EROSION

COUNTY TO HALVE DEVELOPER'S FINE

SEEDS

STARTING PLANTS FROM SEED IS AN ENJOYABLE CHALLENGE

SEEING-EYE DOGS
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO DOGS

t^^^g^VMSes^'1 "T' ™ m ^^ m~

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

A CASE OF BLIND DEVOTION

SEISMIC DISTURBANCES
SEE EARTHQUAKES

SELDOM SCENE (MUSIC GROUP)

SELDOM SCENE STILL PUTS OWN TOUCH ON BLUEGRASS

SELDOM SCENE WILL PERFORM TUESDAY EVENING AT THE ARTSCENTER

SELDOM SCENE MAKES MUSIC OF ANY KIND THAT WORKS

SELF-DEFENSE

SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO KARATE
SEE ALSO RAPE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO TAEKWONDO KOREAN SELF-DEFENSE
WOMAN HITS GARAGE ASSAILANT IN DURHAM

SELF HELP FOR HARD OF HEARING PEOPLE (SHHH)

DEAF, HEARING-IMPAIRED URGED TO LOBBY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

SELF-MUTILATION

UNC GRANT TO ALLOW RESEARCH OF SELF-INJURY DISORDER

SEMATECH

SEE ALSO SEMICONDUCTOR
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER HOPES TO COLLABORATE WITH SEMATECH
KUHN, NEW DIRECTOR, HOPES TO IGNORE PAST, LOOK AHEAD

SEMI-AUTOMATIC WEAPONS
SEE ALSO GUNS

^U^JLJjUfSEI ™' m> BECAUSE THEY FIGHT FER MY RIGHT... (CARTOON)

GUNS IN WRONG HANDS; BAN ON SEMIAUTOMATIC IMPORTS GOOD FIRST STEP

ASSAULT RIFLE IMPORT BAN IS NOT ENOUGH

WEAPON BAN SHOULD EXCLUDE HUNTING GUNS

CARTOON WAS OFFENSIVE

DURHAM POLICE, GUN BUFFS VOICE ASSAULT-RIFLE DEBATE

DURHAM HOPES TO HIT DRUGS THROUGH GUNS

CARTOON UNFAIR TO NRA

BUSH FIRES BLANK ON GUNS

2/23/1989 A
4/04/1989 C
6/20/1989 B
7/27/1989 C
8/21/1989 B

P N 046
N T33
N S82
N S22
N M51

H 2 12/24/1989 B 1 N S69

H

2 5/17/1989 C

3

N

S

2 5/17/1989 B

1

N H65

H

2 5/26/1989 C

1

N S69

S

2 5/30/1989 C

1

N H65

H

2 10/26/1989 C

6

N S69

H 2 12/31/1989 E 11 P V

H

2

4/10/1989 B

1 P N P3S

H

2

4/12/1989 A

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

H

2

7/16/1989 A

1 P N K65

H 2 1/13/1989 D
CHH 1 8/19/1989 A
H 2 8/21/1989 A

8 P R L37
8 P P
6 P F U66

S 2 4/19/1989 A

CHH 1 9/15/1989 A

CHH 1 10/29/1989 A

2 2/03/1989 C
2 4/18/1989 A

1 N
3 N
9 N

1 N K65
1 Q K65

3/16/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/198?
3/21/1989
3/23/1989
3/24/1989
3/25/1989
3/28/1989
5/17/1989

T C50

E

E

E

L

Q B53

Q H70

L

E

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D — DATE-

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raw RAM ROOD EXAMPLE
K& CRHC PROPOSAL ONLY STIRS EMOTIONS
ASSAULT GUNS BECOME FAVORITES OF CRIMINALS
RE-EXAMINE GUN LAWS

^S£eTsO°MITSUBISHI SEMICONDUCTOR AMERICA INC.

^TVf5^^^ DUKE AT FOREFRONT OF FINDING NEW TRANSISTOR MATERIALS

SEMICONDUCTOR RESEARCH COOPERATIVE ,„„„_.
11CITY, COUNTY TEACHERS IN 6-WEEK SRC WORKSHOPS

SENATE BILL 2 „^_mu

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, REFORM ^^

SKBilm^JXinBimmii focus: school reform

TEACHERS NOTJUWNB ON CAREER LADDER BANDWAGON

SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS „„„,„,

SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS

HUNT ADVISED TO NOT OPPOSE HELMS

BIG-BUCK SENATE CAMPAIGNS

LffiSoftS^ ANDY-GRIFFITH TO RUN FOR HELMS' SENATE SEAT

HUNT SAYS HE WON'T SEEK 1990 REMATCH WITH HELMS
SSHS MWHHF I OPPOSE SENATOR HELMS

F^^^iN^pSl^O^HE^IN SENATE RACE
SHADOWING HUNT-HELMS FIASCO „,AnTnnu.
THANK GOD, IT'S... FOR SENATE (CARTOON)

^NsKiKlC RH £31 FSMVSEktt SEN. HELMS

WI1L FALLOUTFROM 1984 ELECTION PROMPT FRIDAY TO SEEK U.S. SENATE SEAT?

PRESSURE MAY BUILD ON WILLIAM FRIDAY TO RUN FOR SENATE

CHARLIE ROSE CONSIDERS CHALLENGING JESSE HELMS

SENATE HOPEFUL RELISHES A GOOD FIGHT

WILLIAM FRIDAY WILL NOT RUN FOR U.S. SENATE

DEMOCRATS LOSE BEST CHANCE

STATE PROSECUTOR FORMALLY ENTERS U.S. SENATE RACE

HOWARD LEE CONSIDERING BID FOR SENATE

SENATE RACE DW BE COMPARED TO BALL GAME, BOXING

^JSSSSSShm^ GANTT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
STATE DOWCRATS FINMNGSEN. JESSE HELMS TOUGH TO BEAT

SENIOR BOWL ALL-STAR FOOTBALL

ACC SPLITS TALENT FOR FINAL BATTLE

SENIOR CITIZENS

SEE ALSO AGING .

SEE ALSO CARRBORO SENIOR CENTER „„,,,
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING „„_,_
SEE ALSO COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO CREEDMOOR SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER

SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ^^

SEE ALSO DUKE ST. SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER mrmin„
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO EAST DURHAM SENIOR CENTER
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM __
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.

SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.

SEE ALSO J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE ALSO MEALS ON WHEELS

S 2 5/20/1989 A 4 E

S 2 6/20/1989 A 4 E

S 2 7/24/1989 A 4 E

H 2 9/30/1989 A 4 E

S 2 12/28/1989 B 1 N
H 2 7/01/1989 C 2 N

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

9/24/1989 A
9/24/1989 A
9/24/1989 A

2/13/1989 B
3/14/1989 A
4/15/1989 A
7/02/1989 B
7/03/1989 C
8/05/1989 A
8/17/1989 A
8/17/1989 A
8/18/1989 C
8/18/1989 A
8/19/1989 A
8/20/1989 D
8/20/1989
8/30/1989
9/03/1989
9/03/1989
9/14/1989 .
9/16/1989 B
9/28/1989 C
9/30/1989 A
10/03/1989 A
10/03/1989 B
10/06/1989 A
10/09/1989 A
12/30/1989 A
12/31/1989 B
12/31/1989 D

1 P NC62
1 N C62
1 P N

N

E
E

N L40
N
N
N

N M06
N R63
E

N B53
E

T C50
N L40
U L40
U A20
N
N

N S69
N
E

N L40
N

J Oil
N Yll
N R63
U L40

H 2 1/21/1989 B 2 P N

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H 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2

SEE ALSO HOREHEAD HILLS

SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISERS PROJECT

SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AGING

SEE ALSO OLDER AFRICAN ACT

SEE ALSO RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, CRIME VICTIMS

SEE ALSO SENIOR GAMES

SEE ALSO VILLAGE ELDERS

SIMULATING OLD AGE HELPS NURSING STUDENTS IN CARE FOR ELDERLY

COUNTY REACHES OUT TO SENIORS

A LONG ROAD, AND WELL-TRAVELED

DIKE STUDENTS, SENIOR CITIZENS TO PROTEST MINIMUM-WAGE PLAN

SENIOR EXPO REACHES OUT TO RETIREES

LOOKING AHEAD; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKS 124TH ANNIVERSARY

AMERICANS AGING TOGETHER

A COMMUNITY HELPS ITS AGING

OLDER_CITIZENS MUST PLAN TO CONTROL LIVES, LAWYER SAYS

COMPUTER SYSTEM CHECKS SHUT-INS IN PERSON COUNTY

CHANGING THE WAY OF AGING

WHO ARE THE ELDERLY?

TAKING CARE OF RELATIVES CAN EXACT A HEAVY TOLL

SENIOR CITIZENS, ABUSE

CONFERENCE ON MISTREATMENT OF ELDERLY
DURHAM ELDER ABUSE JUMPS 20% SINCE '85

SENIOR CITIZENS, CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, ABUSE

WOMAN, 82, SEXUALLY ASSAULTED

MOTHER SUES OWN SON

MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING WOMAN, 81

,'SK!ISGJPr PiJJ^SJlGETS REPAIRMAN 12-YEAR SENTENCE

WOMAN RAPED, BEATEN AFTER MAN KICKS IN DOOR

POLICE LOG/WOMAN AWAKENED BY BURGLAR

MAN BEATS, ROBS, ASSAULTS WOMAN, 82

WOMAN, 82, RAPED, ROBBED IN HER HOME

POLICE LOG/WOMAN CITED IN ROBBERY OF NEIGHBOR, 80

SENIOR CITIZENS, DAY CARE
SEE ALSO ADULT DAY CARE
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY LIFE CENTER
GROUP HOPING TO PROVIDE HOME FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

SENIOR CITIZENS, DRIVER'S LICENSES

ELDERLY DRIVING BETTER, NEW UNC STUDY STATES

SENIOR CITIZENS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE DRUG ABUSE, AGED

SENIOR CITIZENS, EMPLOYMENT
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO OLDER WORKER PROGRAM

OLDER WORKER PROGRAM BLOOMS AT FLOWER SHOP

FOR RETIREES, A JOBS PROGRAM

FAST FOOD AND 0VER-50S

CLEARING THE RECORD

SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH CARE

SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, AGED

SEE ALSO PIEDMONT HEALTH SURVEY OF THE ELDERLY

SEE ALSO REST HOMES, N.C.

HaPgE, PATIENTS; SCHOOL OF NURSING RECEIVES GRANT TO STUDY... CHH 1

RESEARCHERS RETURNING TO CONTINUE PIEDMONT SURVEY OF 4,000 ELDERLY H 2

KFJOCTDR} HEALTH CARE FOR ELDERLY IN POOR HEALTH ^^ CHH 1

COUNTYMEDICAID LIST TO SWELL BY 1,000 WITH FEDERAL PROGRAM H 2
FROMI EXERCISE TO ESTATES; UNC HOLDS INFORMATION FAIR FOR SENIOR CITIZENS CHH 1

CHAPEL HILL MAY GET NEW CARE FACILITY FOR ELDERLY CKH 1

FALLS ACCOUNT FOR MANY DEATHS AMONG OLDER CITIZENS S 2

STATE PROVIDES MEDICARE ADVICE/SUNDAY FOCUS: THE MEDICARE GAP CHH 1

1/04/1989 C
1/08/1989 A
2/16/1989 B
3/29/1989 A
4/11/1989 B
4/26/1989 A
5/05/1989
5/10/1989
5/27/1989
9/16/1989
11/26/1989
11/26/1989
11/27/1989

N

N M20
F T33
N

F S27
N S17
E
E

N D38
N H60
F S56
G S56
G S56

H 2 4/18/1989 B 14 N
S 2 4/20/1989 A 1 N H65

s

2 1/14/1989 A

2

N

CHH 1 4/20/1989 A

1

N R63

S

2 4/28/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2 7/13/1989 A

11

N S82

H

2 7/17/1989 B

1

N

H

2 7/19/1989 C

5

N

S

2 10/24/1989 A

11

N

H

2 10/25/1989 C

1

N

H

2 11/29/1989 C

1

N M51

CHH 1 3/19/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 10/04/1989 A 7 N

s

2

1/04/1989 A

1 P Q H65

H

2

1/08/1989 D

4 E

H

2

2/23/1989 B

1 P F S56

H

2

2/24/1989 A

2 N

1/13/1989 A
1/27/1989 B
1/27/1989 A
4/05/1989
4/21/1989
6/22/1989
7/04/1989
8/27/1989

N S17
N D80
N

N A54
N L90
N H90
N
N S17

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cm

CHH

8/27/1989 A

10/06/1989 A

Ct« 1 10/17/1989 A

CW 1 10/22/1989 A

10/25/1989 A

11/28/1989 A

cm

H

Cm 1 8/27/1989 A
Cm 1 8/27/1989 A

fUTTrTfli <36YS MANY BUY TOO MUCH COVERAGE/SUNDAY FOCUS! THE MEDICARE GAP
PRIME TIIC^RETIREES TOLD OF VIRTUES OF EXERCISE AT UNC CONFERENCE

a^SA^A'SRCES FOR ELKRLY MANY, YET INCOMPLETE

UBtfSfMUUV^m YEARS'

SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE

^T^PRWTKS^METnCARE ADVICE/SUNDAY FOCUS! THE MEDICARE GAP
OFFICiKyI MAW BUY TOO MUOH raV£RAGE/SUNBAY FOCUS! THE MEDICARE GAP

^SEE AlSScSyW COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR CHATHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT HOMES
SEE ALSO SHARED HOUSING INC,

SSlBif£So^™FS^CIT12EW PLANNED IN BUTNER m y

•HOME AWAY FROiHOME'i SHARE-A-HOME FULFILLS NEED FOR ELDERLY

MANAGER LIKES RESPONSIBILITY OF JOB

ELDERLY HOME BUYERS GET FEDERAL LOAN HELP

INNOVATIVE HOUSING CHOICES AVAILABLE FOR OLDER PEOPLE

^ANE^BACKS RESTRUCTURING OF WILDLIFE COMMISSION
SENIOR CITIZENS, PHYSICAL FITNESS

^^ifVESWESi UNC HOLDS INFORMATION FAIR FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Hj 1 4/21/1989 A
GOLDEN YEARS, GOLDEN GAMES °" l 4/iO/iYHY fl

N C62
N W57
N S17
N W57
L
G S56

1 P N S17
1 P N C62

cm

H

cm
cm
s

H

4/13/1989 A
5/05/1989 C
5/26/1989 A
5/26/1989 A
6/19/1989 A
6/25/1989 F

N C62
N T33
N D38
N 038
N C61
N

H 2 4/05/1989 DUN

3 P N L90
3 P N L90

SENIOR CITIZENS, TRANSPORTATION

COUMY E^Tr^^ATm SIDBI^/WANS WILL BE USED TO HELP OLDER.,.
COUNTY READY TO SEEK FUNDS FOR ELDERLY, IMPAIRED TRAVEL
TRANSIT FIGURES RELEASED

SENIOR CITIZENS COORDINATING mUNCIL „„__,_
SEE COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

SENI°SENIOR EXPO REACHES OUT TO RETIREES

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SENIOR GAMES
SEM0RESTHAN<110 PARTICIPATE IN REGION K SENIOR GAMES

SENTENCING

SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING

SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE
COURT'S SYMBOL RULE CONFUSING

Cm 1 1/06/1989 A
S 2 5/10/1989 B
S 2 11/28/1989 B
Cm 1 12/08/1989 A

N M20
N H65
N H65
N

SEPTEMBER (FILM) „ M rAOT TU
FINE ALLEN STITCHES WEAR FAST IN

'SEPTEMBER'

S 2 4/11/1989 B 1 P F S27

H 1 4/28/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 8/01/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/10/1989 D 4 R L59

SEPTIC TANKS, DURHAM

I 88 K ^SCHOOLS, SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM

SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT, ALTERNATIVES

SIT M-SO SOIL TEST

e|| 3"sn WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY

»50TOOO PACT OK'D INSTEP TO ALLEVIATE FAILING SEPTIC TANKS

1,400 HOMES MAY GET HELP FOR SEPTIC WORK

COUNTY OKS CITY PLAN TO EASE SEWAGE WOES

BILLS TO FOLLOW BETHESDA SEWER WORK

SEPTIC TANKS, N.C.

H
S
S

s

2 1/25/1989 C 8 N A54

2 1/25/1989 A 1 N H65

2 4/11/1989 C 1 N H65

2 9/08/1989 A 1 N H65

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SEE ALSO BUILDING CODES

SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT, ALTERNATIVES

SEE ALSO SOIL TEST

UNSUITABLE SOIL FORCES ALTERNATIVES TO SEPTIC TANKS

CHATHAM ATTACKS SEPTAGE PROBLEM (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-15-89)

SEPTAGE PROPOSAL GETS PRAISE

CORRECTION

'LITTLE HOUSE BEHIND THE BIG HOUSE'

SEPTIC TANKS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO BUILDING CODES

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT, ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO SOIL TEST

SPEAKERS RAP AMBERLY PLAN AT HEARING

HEALTH DEPARTMENT SAYS TRUCK STOP SEPTIC SYSTEM IS HAZARDOUS

PETRO, COUNTY REACH ACCORD ON SYSTEM ^^

PLANNING BOARD GIVES OK TO WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT

COUNTY ENGINEER SATISFIED WITH MCLENNAN'S SYSTEM

WATERSHED 'EXPERIMENTS' QUESTIONED

THE REAL WATERSHED ISSUE

SOME PROPER PROPOSALS

WATERSHED SUBDIVISION GETS PLANNERS' OK

WLARY^PLA^CLEW HURDLE0™™^ AT MCLENNAN'S'" <CORRECTED 7-20-89)

HEALTH DEPT. SEEKS SEPTIC INSPECTIONS

HEALTH DEPT.'S PRIORITIES MISPLACED

YESTERYEAR'S ALTERNATIVE SEPTIC SYSTEM

OFFICIAL SAYS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS NOT 'A TAKING'

HARTWELL, WILLHOIT OPPOSE PLAN FOR MANDATORY SEPTIC PUMPING

SEPTIC TANK PLAN MERITS OPPOSITION

SEPTIC RULES UNNEEDED

ALDERMEN TO REVIEW WATERSHED PROPOSALS

OWASA ACTS ON EXTENSION RESOLUTION

KEEP COMMUNITY SEPTIC SYSTEMS OUT OF WATERSHEDS

SYSTEMS TREATING WATER EFFECTIVELY, SPECIALIST SAYS

HEADLINE INCORRECT

INSPECTIONS PROPOSAL NOT DEEDED, SAY TWO ON BOARD

REPORT OUT ON SEPTIC TANK PLAN

INSPECTIONS PROPOSAL DEADLOCKED

LIMIT SEWAGE INSPECTIONS PLAN

SERTOMA ARTS CENTER (RALEIGH, N.C.)

ARTS CENTERS FOLLOW PATRONS INTO SUBURBS

SERTOMA CLUB

SEE BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB

SEE DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB

SEE FRIENDLY CITY SERTOMA CLUB

SEE JAMESE. SHEPARD SERTOMA CLUB

SEE LA SERTOMA, DURHAM INTERNATIONAL

SERTRALINE

MED SCHOOL WANTS SUBJECTS FOR TESTING ANTI-DEPRESSION DRUG
FREE TREATMENT OFFERED IN STUDY ON DEPRESSION
FIGHTING DEPRESSION

SERVICE PRINTING CO.

CITY WANTS SERVICE PRINTING ASSETS

POWELL SUGGESTS FORGIVING $129,000 LOAN, TAKING PRESS

CITY SHOULD TAKE ASSETS TO REDUCE FIRM'S DEBTS

SERVICE STATIONS

SEE ALSO AUTO REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

SEE ALSO MECHANICS* *L8° 'W€S * SPECIFIC AUT0S *■ AUT0 MANUFACTURERS)
IN DURHAM STATIONS MAY DROP CAR CHECKS

SERVICE STATIONS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES, DURHAM

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1

1/15/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

3/14/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

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 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

2/03/1989

4/26/1989

5/04/1989

6/21/1989

6/28/1989

7/01/1989

7/05/1989

7/18/1989

7/19/1989

7/19/1989

7/20/1989

9/16/1989

9/20/1989

9/20/1989

9/25/1989

10/04/1989

10/06/1989

10/15/1989

10/17/1989

10/31/1989

12/01/1989

12/14/1989

12/14/1989

12/18/1989

12/19/1989

12/21/1989

12/23/1989

N C62

N R63

N H90
P N M20

N M20
P N M20

E

E
M N M20

N M20

N

N M20

E

U
P N M20
P N M20

E

L

N.C62
P N M25
P J

N M25

L
P N M20

N

N M20

E

H 2 1/15/1989 E 1 F

CHH 1 2/23/1989 A 5 N
H 2 2/25/1989 C 12 N
CHH 1 6/06/1989 A 5 P N S17

S 2 1/12/1989 A 1 N H70
H 2 1/13/1989 C 1 N S69
S 2 1/16/1989 A 4 E

S 2 11/13/1989 A 1 N E33

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TAX PROPOSAL FUELS GAS STATION SPARKS
OIL SPILL BUMPS PRICE AT PUMPS

SERVICE STATIONS, N.C.

^«I^ ,«NM T* TA*ES ON T>€ TIME BANDITS

SERVIw!SOFFICIALS MEET ON COMPLAINTS ABOUT JANITORIAL FIRM
DUKE. CLEANING FIRM HEADING FOR A 'TRUCE'
HOUSEKEEPERS MAY LEAVE DUKE FORUM mrrrtlL„
STUDENTS URGE DUKE TO CANCEL FIRM'S CONTRACT
DUKETO CANCEL SCHOOL PORTION OF JANITORIAL CONTRACT

SETON HALL UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL

SETON HALL'S CARLESIMO HAS PAID HIS DUES
PIRATES, WOLVERINES CHASE TITLE
SETON HALL 'WEAPONS' STUN DEVILS
CARLESIMO BASKS IN FINAL FOUR GU3W
TITLE GAME! IT'S TALENT VS. WORK ETHIC
UOLVERINES NIP SETON HALL TO WIN IT ALL
ROBINSON GRABS THE CHAMPIONSHIP

SEVEN MILE CREEK

report: MCGOUAN SITE MORE ECONOMICAL
CHOICE Of RESERVOIR SITE 'TOO EARLY TO CALL*
HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR REPORT ON RESERVOIR SITE
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR PROPOSAL TRIMMED

HRESR^°SI^NlTHllj!iSGH BOARDTO^IDER LEAVING...

IE si k§^ tan suss un B

HILLSBOftOUGH^ir^ERSSIZING COUNTY LAND FOR NEW RESERVOIR

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO COOPERATION?

RESERVOIR LOCATION PROBABLY KCIIJQ „„^

COMMISSIONERS CLAIM NO FEAR OF GATES' EFFORTS

nSKRUnUfO' BY RESERVOIR DECISION

HILLSBOROUGH FORGOES APRIL PLANNING "S2HL

NEW RESERVOIR OPTION 'FOUND' BY HILLSBOROUGH

HILLSBOROUGH TO WORK WITH ORANGE-ALAMtfCE ON WATER SUPPLY

COMMISSIONERS IGNORE RESERVOIR FACTS

ARE COMMISSIONERS HIDING SOMETHING?

PLAN}£RS ASK DELAY OF RESERVOIR DECISION

ORANGE COUNTY BOARD SELECTS SITE FOR RESERVOIR

PLANNING BOARD BUCKS COMMISSIONERS

^KlsiEN^'SI'cl^'S^PLANS NEW MH ON SEVEN MILE CREEK

■■flrunuvui &Fg£S*™ by august

ESa^S % BHKWn PIPELINE
BOARDS TO DISCUSS RESERVOIR ISSUES

usKtnAwntKMi v- *™ m STCP

COUNTY COOL ON TOWN BOND PROPOSAL
TOWN, COUNTY TO WRESTLE WATER ISSUES
OFFICIALS IRON OUT RESERVOIR ISSUES
BOND VOTE COULD COME NEXT SPRING
1-85 WOULD DEGRADE SEVEN MILE WATER
WATER BOND DELAYED; MEETING IS CANCELED

ffiWLOTDSi&EHT SITE FOR NEW RESERVOIR

1-85 WON'T INCREASE RUNOFF, OFTICIALSAYS

OFFICIALS RETHINK INDUSTRIAL ECVELuPMENT 'II£A'

JOHNSON, CATES AT ODDS ON DURHAM PITCLINEPLAN

ERjSd AREA GROWTH CONSIDERED/COST OF WATER AND SEWER MAY LIMIT DEV.

H
P

S
S

S I T

E ELY

D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

2 3/13/1989 A
2 4/05/1989 A

1 N S92
1 P N M06

CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 3 U

2/23/1989 C
2/24/1989 C
3/03/1989 C
3/09/1989 C
3/18/1989 C

4/01/1989 B
4/03/1989 B
4/03/1989 D
4/03/1989 D
4/03/1989 D
4/04/1989 D
4/04/1989 D

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
H

CHH 1

CHH
H

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

1
1
CHH 1

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/04/1989
1/15/1989
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
2/16/1989
2/20/1989
3/21/1989
3/21/1989
3/23/1989
3/24/1989
4/01/1989
4/01/1989
4/05/1989
4/08/1989
4/08/1989
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/18/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/21/1989
4/22/1989
4/28/1989
6/06/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/30/1989
7/16/1989
7/16/1989
8/09/1989
8/14/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/17/1989
8/21/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
8/24/1989
8/28/1989
10/04/1989
10/05/1989
10/13/1989
10/14/1989
11/01/1989
11/10/1989

N M06
N M06
N

N C47
N C47

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A

U D18

N C52
U D18
N D18
N F25
N F25
U D18

N M20
N M20
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N M20
N R63
N R63
E

N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N H90
N H90
L
E

N M20
N M20
N M20
L
E

N H90
N M20
N M20
N D38
N M20
N D38
U
N

N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N H90
N M20
N M20
E

N M20
N M20
N H20
N M20
N W57
N W57
N W57

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COUNTY URGED TO RETHINK RESERVOIR

SEVENTH STREET (RESTAURANT)
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO UNDER THE STREET (CLUB)
DINING PLEASURES (AD)

SEWAGE TREATMENT, ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, ORANGE COUNTY

OFFICIALS MAY ASK FOR MORE HASTE POWER

MORATORIUM COULD HIT 57X OF COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS FOLLOWED THE RULES

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM

SEE ALSO ENO RIVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

SEE ALSO LICK CREEK SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT

SEE ALSO SPRAY-IRRIGATION SYSTEM

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

CITY-COUNTY ZONING PANEL VOTES 4-3 TO ENDORSE H&W'S REQUEST

SEWER FUfflS NEEDED TO EASE PROBLEMS; POLITICAL GROUPS.., AT ODDS.,.

1,400 HOMES MAY GET HELP FOR SEPTIC WORK

REVIEW OF '86 BONDS WILL IMPROVE PLANNING

PLAN EXPANDS 2 CITY SEWAGE TREATMENT SITES

DURHAM TARGETS SEWER PLANTS FOR EXPANSION

2 WASTE-TREATMENT PLANTS EXPANSION STEP APPROVED 13-0

CITY WILL SEEK PERMITS TO EXPAND PLANTS

BOND FAVORS GOLF VILLAS AT TREYBURN

TREYBURN PLAN GETS COUNTY OK

JOINT PANEL WORKS ON SEWAGE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS IN COUNTY

COUNTY ASKS CITY'S ASSISTANCE IN SEWAGE-DISPOSAL TREATMENT

HEALTH BOARD AGAIN TABLES SEWAGE ISSUE

WAR OVER WATERSHEDS

COMMISSIONERS ASK CITY'S DELAY ADOPTING SEWAGE TREATMENT PLAN

COUNTY ASKS CITY DELAY ON NEW SEWAGE PROPOSAL

SEWAGE TREATMENT OPTIONS ON AGENDA

COUNTY ENGINEERS BACK CITY SEWAGE-TREATMENT PLAN

REGIONAL SOLUTIONS PROMOTED; DURHAM OFFICIALS CITE COSTLY ISSUES

COUNTY OKS CITY PLAN TO EASE SEWAGE WOES

COUNTY BOARD BACKS CITY'S SEWAGE PLAN

EPA? EXPAND NORTHSIDE PLANT

CITY TANKER CARRYING TREATED SEWAGE OVERTURNS

GROUP: TIGHTEN LIMITS ON SEWAGE-PLANT PLAN

SLUDGE DISPOSAL TO TOP M MILLION

DURHAM TO DOUBLE SEWAGE TREATMENT

FARMERS RECEPTIVE TO USING CITY SLUDGE

DURHAM SEWAGE PLANTS MAY CLOSE IF QUALITY NOT MET

DURHAM MUST MEET STANDARDS ON WATER

MAKE SENSE, CITY HALL

EPA5 ENO CAN'T ACCEPT NEW WASTE

SEWER AND WATER LINES

SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM

SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY

SEWING

SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO TAILORING
KEEPING THEM IN STITCHES

SEX, LIES AND VIDEOTAPE (FILM)
VIDEO BETRAYAL SEDUCES
JOHN AND ANN AND GRAHAM AND CYNTHIA

SEX DISCRIMINATION

SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION

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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 12/15/1989 A 3 N M20

H 2 12/08/1989 D 11 P A

CHH 1 3/27/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 8/17/1989 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 8/17/1989 A 4 E

H
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
H
H
S

1/11/1989
1/25/1989
1/25/1989
1/26/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
2/10/1989
2/14/1989 B
2/16/1989 C
2/16/1989
2/17/1989
2/20/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
4/06/1989
4/07/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/12/1989
6/17/1989
6/19/1989
6/20/1989
7/24/1989
7/26/1989
9/11/1989
9/21/1989
9/23/1989
9/25/1989
12/29/1989

N A54
N H70
N H65
E
N S69

P N H70
N S69
N H70

P N A54
N H65
N S69
N H70
N A54
E
N A54

P N H65
N A54
N H65

P N S69
N H65
N A54
N M06

P N B53
N M06
N C61

M N C61
N C61
N C61
N
E
N E33

S 2 2/02/1989 A 6 P P T37

S 2 9/07/1989 D 9 P R S92
H 2 9/08/1989 D 3 P R S66

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S I T

E L Y

-DATE — C -TO L P BYL

2/18/1989
2/23/1989 C
4/02/1989 B
4/17/1989 A
4/03/1989
6/26/1989
8/09/1989
9/22/1989
10/15/1989

CHH 1 4/07/1989 A

3

N M25

H 2 5/17/1989 A

8

N

Cm 1 7/15/1989 A

3 P N S17

H 2 7/20/1989 C

1

N C60

Cm 1 8/21/1989 A

3

N S17

OH 1 8/25/1989 A

7

N

H 2 10/14/1989 C

4

N C80

S 2 10/27/1989 A

8

N S27

OH 1 11/02/1989 A

3

N H90

H 2 11/05/1989 D

4

E

Cm 1 11/05/1989 A

3 P N D38

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., DISCRIMINATION

SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION

SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION „Tprr>TUTl,ATTnv,

1 AlI! ffi^X^TffiLAffoND ^H BWex DISCRIN. IN INTERCOLLEG. SPORTS) „

SESEXUAL DIsMlMINATION AMa^JEUS 2^ 'yERS OLD, DUKE ttJDIENCE TOLD H 2 2/02/198?

CULTURE SIDELINES WOMEN ATHLETES - RESEARCHER ™ }

WOMEN'S GROUP MAKES LEGISLATIVE RECOMENJATIONS H 1

WOMEN BLAST DEMOCRATS' DAVIS, 'OLD-BOY NETWORK' H 2

CHAPEL HILL ROTARY CHAPTERS WELCOME WOMEN INTON FOLD CHH 1

POT COURSE FOUNDER CLAIMS GENDER BIAS EVIDENT IN SAT EXAM CHH 1

CmTHAM^S H0LME3AIRS COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN'S SALARIES CHH 1

TRY FRIENDSHIP WITH PARITY,™ „ _,__ H i

NCCU BOARD ELECTION CRITICIZED AS SEXIST " *

(NOT) FOR MEN ONLY " *

<&X EDUCATION

SEEALSO ADOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO HEALTH EDUCATION

SES^S^kTO*ft)^«™DACCUMTE INFO ABOUT HEALTH ISSUES
HO^OMWTTEE^PROVES BILL^IRING SCHOOLS TO PROMOTE ABSTINENCE.,
AIDS EDUCATION EFFORT TARGETS AT-RISK YOUNG BLACK WOMEN

SY3^^^NO^'FTffiE RALLY

^^^SSS^SSff^S AIDS AWARENESS MONTH
GIANT 'CONDOM' TO PUSH AIDS EDUCATION
EVENT TO TARGET TEENS PARENTS

KI^^^BRIIGING T* GAP"

SEXUAL ASSAULTS _ia
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO MALE RAPE
SEE ALSO RAPE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS

CENTER REACHING OUT TO MALE RAPE VICTIMS

MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN, SEXUAL^ASSAULT

SEXUAL ASSAULT PROBED; 3RD SINCE FEB. IN SAME AREA

CRISIS CENTO REPORT OUTLINES PATTERNS OF SEXUALASSAULTS

TWO CHARGED IN KIDNAPPING, SEXUAL ASSAULT INCIDENT-
SEX OFFENSE CHARGES AGAINST THREE SENT TO GRAND JURY

MAN BEATS, ROBS, ASSAULTS WOMAN, 82 rT

POLICE SAY RAPIST FAKED PROBLEMS WITH ELECTRICITY

SEXUAL ASSAULT HARMS US ALL

SE%£s!a^ASSAULT^THLIMO TO TWO EARLIER ATTACKS, POLICE SAY
wSsEXUALLY ASSAULTED IN 9TH LOCAL ATTACK SINCE FEB.
POLICE FORM TASK FORCE ON SEXUAL ASSAULT
RAPE IS COMMUNITY, NOT POLICE, PROBLEM
UNC STUDENT SEXUALLY ASSAULTED IN 2 A.M. ATTACK

SEXSEE ^ADOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO MASTURBATION
SEE ALSO PREMARITAL SEX

^^SSNofLErS SAY AMEN/SEN. HELMS OPPOSES FLAN TO SURVEY SEX HABITS
STOMACH-TURNING SURVEY J, BATcr „,__
SCHOOLS HALT SURVEY AFTER PARENTS RAISE RUCKUS

P N J04
P N L90

N

N

N

N

N M25

E

N N36
P F S56

cm

H

cm

cm

cm

cm

s

s

cm

2/06/1989 A
4/05/1989 B
5/24/1989 A
6/13/1989
7/19/1989
8/17/1989
10/24/1989
10/25/1989
12/01/1989

1
1
1
1

11
1
4

N M25
N

N M70
N S17
N M70
N M70
N
N
E

cm
cm
cm
cm
cm

5/25/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/13/1989
7/08/1989

H 2 4/22/1989 A
H 2 5/07/1989 D
Cm 1 5/18/1989 A

3 P

1
1
4
1

N M70
N M70
N L90
E
N M70

E
L
N C62

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1939

SUBJECTS

E

D — BATE-

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E
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SURVEY DUE FOR RELEASE; SUPERINTENDENT CITES LEGAL THREAT

GROUP OF DUKE STUDENTS ABSTAINS FROH SEX

SEX AND CONGRESS

SEXUALLY ACTIVE URGED TO GET TESTS

SEXUAL FAVORS

SEE PROSTITUTION

SEXUAL HARRASSMENT
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS

COMPANIES TAKE MORE PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID SEXUAL HARASSMENT SUITS

EXTORTIONIST INVESTIGATED HIS OWN CASE

DENTIST SUn 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

BILL WOULD PROHIBIT SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN RENTAL OF PROPERTY

BARNES PUSHES BILL PROTECTING RENTAL TENANTS

SENATE OKS BILL AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT

SEXUAL MISCONDUCT

SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SEX SCANDALS
STATE ATTORNEYS REBUT CLAIMS IN BUTNER FIRING

SEXUAL OFFENDERS

SEE SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS

SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS

SEE ALSO INDECENT EXPOSURE

SEE ALSO N.C., LAWS

SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.

SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEX OFFENDERS GET OFF EASY, SPEAKERS SAY
POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH SEXUAL ASSAULT ON WOMAN VISITOR

SEXUALITY

SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS
SEE ALSO MASTURBATION
SEE ALSO SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
SEXUALITY 'CONSTRUCTION'

SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

n as h^ty^ deficiency syndrohe
ssusss ss^Tget° ass ™l diseases

SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE

DON'T STOP PLAN TO CLOSE BASES

SHAD

TAGGING PROGRAM TO STUDY SHAD

SHADOWS

ROOF ART

SHADY GROVE BAND

CABARET IN INDIANAPOLIS FEATURES TRIANGLE ARTISTS
HOGS, HOLLERIN', HOEDOWNS MARK THE SEASON

SHAGGING CONTESTS
SEE ALSO DANCE
DURHAM SHAGGERS ENJOY ENDLESS SUMMER
SHAGGING'S IN AT IN THE RAW

SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYS

SEE ALSO HAMLET (PLAY)

SEE ALSO ROMEO AND JULIET (PLAY)

CHH 1 6/30/1989 A 1 N C62

H 2 7/19/1989 C 4 N

H 2 8/07/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 11/09/1989 A 5 P N

S 2

1/03/1989 A

9

N

CHH 1

2/02/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

2/02/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

2/03/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

2/04/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

2/08/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

1

N H90

H 2

2/23/1989 B

2

N

CHH 1

3/04/1989 A

1 P N M20

H 2

5/04/1989 B

5

N

S 2 8/25/1989 C 1 N B53

CHH 1 10/18/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 1 N M70

TOPIC OF CONFERENCE SLATED IN APRIL AT DUKE H 2 3/24/1989 C 4 N

H 2 7/22/1989 B 8 N K65
CHH 1 11/09/1989 A 5 P N

H 2 1/05/1989 A 4 E
S 2 1/16/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 1 P P L38

H 2 1/02/1989 A 6 P U W66
H 2 6/06/1989 B 5 P U U66

S 2 8/31/1989 D 1 P P T32
S 2 8/31/1989 D 2 P F B71

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1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

BOOK HIGHLIGHTS 'ROMEO AND JULIET' CO-STAR
SHAW>F0R SHAMPOO PRODUCTS LEAVE FRUITS ON THE TABLE/PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

SHANGDURrtAM MAN IN SHANGHAI CYCLES TO FREEDOM

SHANNON HILLS SHOPPING CENTER (HILLSKKOUGH; PROPOSED)
^STALLED CENTER MAY OPEN THIS SUMMER

SHARE-A-HOME

SEE SHARED HOUSING INC.

^SgZgHSf&UBBi HEATING FUND

err a_S0 DUKE POWER CO.

SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMNITTEE
SEE ALSO LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

GIVING TOENERGY FUNDS IS WARMING EXPERIENCE

DUKE POUER CD. CUSTOMER'S INVITED TO THE -SHARE WARMTH'

DUKE POWER CUSTOMERS URGED TO 'SHARE WARMTH'

SHARE THE WARMTH GREAT HOLIDAY GIFT

S^SCDURNAMATOUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES

'89 WISH LIST IN SEARCH OF AREA SANTAS „„TrTMAP
SOLE SUPPORTER OF TWO SONS NEEDS HELP FOR CHRISTMAS

S^R^Y^DaiNE^MOTHER^FOURi CLOTHES, EDUCATIONAL TOYS NEEDED

MOMM YOUNGSWS LOSTaOTHESTBEDDING IN FIRE, NEED HOLIDAY CHEER

DURHAM PLAYS SANTA AGAIN

WANTED FOR CHRISTMAS: A VISIT

PROGRAM BEGAN SHARING CHRISTMAS 13 YEARSAGO p,--™*-

YOUNG SISTERS WITHOUT PARENTS NEED REMEMBERING AT CHRISTMAS

rimri CARE PROBLEM HAS HER FACING BLEAK HOLIDAY

24 FOSTER CHILI*®! LATER? SHE PLANS TO ADOPT 2-YEAR-OLD TWINS

YOUNG FATHER'S 3 SONS NEED HELP FROM SANTA

LONELY. TRCUBLED WOMAN, 43, VOLUNTEER'S FOR HOSPITAL WORK _
DrSABLED WDOWSTRUOOLES TO RAISE CONSCIENTIOUS TEEN DAUGHTER

KfS^fS HhMiMW BE BLESSING

YOUNG MOTHER OF THREE SONS HAS TERMINAL ILLNESS
MOTHER ATTENDING SCHOOL NEEDS HELP TO BUY GIFS

fffiF&ffiffiSgf&ffio RELOCATE, NEED HOLIIAY CHEER

ISI SB BS SWINGS COMFORT TO MANY FAMILIES
ASALUTE TO SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS DONORS
THEWARMTH OF SHYING WITH, AN0TV£R FAMILY
-SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS' REPSONSE IS BEST EVER
HELPING NEEDY FAMILIES

SHARED HOUSING INC. __ t^

^$??mmt&^&™ ^ILLS ** ™ ELDERLY

MANAGER LIKES RESPONSIBILITY OF JOB

SHARING THE ROAD (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)
SEE ALSO BICYCLE SAFETY

^ICYCLE^OURsfTRY THESE TIPS ON WHERE YOU MIGHT GO, PLACES TO STAY...
UTNTTO PROVIDES APT TIKE TO TAKE CARE OF BIKE'S MAINTENANCE
BICYCLESWD GOOD ROAD DESIGN COULD REDUCE TRAFFIC CONGESTION

SffSSffi^SW^T^ L&I^^THO FOR CYCLISTS?

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S I T
E L Y

C -PG L P BYL

2 3/06/1989 C 4 N

S 2 2/15/1989 C 3 U
H 2 6/09/1989 A 6 P N Bll
CHH 1 1/06/1989 A 3 P N R63

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

2 1/06/1989 A 4 E

2 11/20/1989 B 1 M it„

2 11/20/1989 C 1 N H65

2 11/21/1989 A 4 E

11/12/1989 A

11/13/1989 B

11/14/1989 B

11/15/1989 C

11/16/1989 C

11/17/1989 A

11/17/1989 C

11/19/1989 B

11/21/1989 B

11/22/1989 C

11/26/1989 B

11/27/1989 B

11/28/1989 B

11/29/1989 C

11/30/1989

12/01/1989

12/03/1989

12/04/1989

12/05/1989

12/06/1989

12/07/1989

12/08/1989

12/10/1989

12/11/1989

12/20/1989

12/25/1989

12/25/1989

12/27/1989

12/28/1989

12/29/1989

1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
1
14
4
4
4

N C60

N

N

N

G

E

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

N

N C60

N

L

L

L

C60

C60

C60
C60
C60
C60
C60

C60

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

5/26/1989 A
5/26/1989 A

1/07/1989 A
1/14/1989 A
1/21/1989 A
1/28/1989 A
2/04/1989 A

3 N D38
3 P N D38

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SOBJ

ATTITUDES OF MOTORISTS OFTEN IMPORTANT TO CYCLISTS' SAFETY

SIDEWALK SHARING; USING A BELL ON BICYCLE WOULD PROVIDE WARNING...

CAPE COD TRIP OFFERS CLUES ON A BIKE TOUR PLAN/SHARING THE ROAD

ABANDONED RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAYS WOULD MAKE EXCELLENT BICYCLE PATHS

BANNING BIKES FROM SIDEWALK ISN'T RIGHT MOVE

NEW WHEELS! SPRING IS A GREAT TIME TO GET BACK INTO BICYCLING

HOW TO BUY A USED BICYCLE

BICYCLISTS NEED TO BE CONSCIOUS OF SHARING ROAD, TOO

THREE REMINDERS THAT WILL HELP ENHANCE YOUR BICYCLING SAFETY

TANDEM BICYCLES ANSWER THE QUESTION OF HOW TO SHARE THE JOY AND THE WORK CHH

STATE'S TIP PROGRAM A SOURCE OF FUNDS TO IMPROVE CYCLING

MOUNT MITCHELL RIDE PRESENTS A STIFF CHALLENGE FOR MOST CYCLISTS

CAUTION: BE SURE YOUR BIKE IS PROPERLY FUELED mu.«io

NATIONAL BIKE TO WORK DAY WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY

HOW TO BEGIN COMMUTING BY BIKE TO WORK OR SCHOOL

CAROLINA TARWHEELS PLAN A BIG BIKING WEEKEND

IS IT NOW TIME TO JUST SAY 'NO' TO MORE ASPHALT?

ASSAULT ON MOUNT MITCHELL IS ONE OF TOUGHEST EVENTS

CHANCE MEETING OPENS BIKING DOOR

PUT A SMART HEAD ON YOUR SHOULDERS/SHARING THE ROAD

HERE'S A PLEASANT, EASY RIDE AROUND CHAPEL HILL

YOUTH HOSTELS AREN'T JUST FOR KIDS

UNC PROF. CHOOSES TO COMMUTE BY BIKE DESPITE THE WEATHER

GETTING TO THE COAST CAN BE TWICE AS FUN IF YOU GO BY BICYCLE

MAKE SURE THE KIDS GET OFF TO A 'GOOD' BEGINNING IN BIKING

LDiOND'SStjREWD USE OF TECHNOLOGY, TALENT MERGE FOR TOUR DE FRANCE WIN

HOW TO PREVENT DOGS FROM SPOILING A BIKE RIDE

A BIKE RIDER IN THE KEY OF LIFE/SHARING THE ROAD

HARASSMENT OF CYCLISTS IS NO JOKE

CYCLING GROUPS URGE SUPPORT FOR AUTO ALTERNATIVES

GROUPS HELP TO MAKE BICYCLING BETTER AND SAFER

OWNERSHIP ON THE RISE FOR CITY, ALL-TERRAIN BIKES

HOW TO GET YOUR CHILD TO WEAR A BICYCLE HELMET

ORGANIZED BICYCLE RIDES COME IN MANY 'FLAVORS'

SHARING THE ROAD

COMPREHENSIVE BICYCLING GUIDE IS NOW AVAILABLE FROM THE DOT

PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO DIRECTION OF SUN'S RAYS

CYCLISTS SHOULD KEEP A COOL TEMPER IF THEY CONFRONT MOTORISTS

TRIP TO ALASKA SPICED BY AIRPLANES, MUD TRUCKS

MOTORISTS AND CYCLISTS IN NEED OF BETTER ATTENTION TO THE RULES

PORTABLE BIKES: IS THERE A 'FOLDER' IN YOUR FUTURE?

SHARKS

SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT COMPUTERS, FABRIC ART, SHARKS
WONDERS WASH UP ON OCRACOKE'S SHORES

SHARON'S WAY ADULT DAY CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO ADULT DAY CARE
A VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS/IT HELPS TO KEEP THE MIND ALIVE

SHAW UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL

E&fSSr K &nT i01 HITH * ** mWH ™* ""•

EAGLES SLIDE BY IN HOME FINALE
SLOPPY EAGLES HOLD OFF SHAW'S BEARS

SHEAFFER HOUSE (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
AGENCIES TO SEEK BIGGER SHARE

SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT

SEE ALSO COALITION FOR ALTERNATIVES TO SHEARON HARRIS
SHEARON HARRIS PLANT SIREN TESTS BEGIN TODAY
NUCLEAR WASTE FORUM PLANNED FOR HILLSBOROUGH
ELECTRICAL SHORT SHUTS DOWN NUCLEAR PLANT
NUCLEAR REACTOR BACK TO FULL POWER
GROUP DOUBTS REACTOR'S SAFETY
CAUTION IN EVERY CORNER/SUNDAY FOCUS: SHIPPING NUCLEAR WASTE

%&J&1lMr'PJ& S&^SESBJSSI&?UNnAY F0CUS: SHIPPING NUCLEAR...
SHEARON HARRIS HAS EXTRA SPACE FOR SPENT FIB.
NUCLEAR WASTE RAIL TRAVEL PLANS APPROVED BY NRC

E C T S

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I T

N E E

L Y

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 2/11/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 2/18/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 2/25/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 3/04/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 3/11/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 3/18/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 3/25/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 4/01/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 4/08/1989 A

6 U

( CHH 1 4/15/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 4/22/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 4/29/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 5/06/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 5/13/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 5/20/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 5/27/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 6/03/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 6/10/1989 A

6 P U K30

CHH 1 6/17/1989 A

5 P U S73

CHH 1 6/24/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 7/01/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 7/08/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 7/15/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 7/22/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 7/29/1989 A

7 U

CHH 1 8/05/1989 A

5 P U

CHH 1 8/12/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 8/19/1989 A

5 P U C45

CHH 1 8/26/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 9/02/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 9/09/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 9/16/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 9/23/1989 A

7 U

CHH 1 9/30/1989 A

8 U

CHH 1 10/07/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 10/14/1989 A

5 P U

CHH 1 10/28/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 11/11/1989 A

7 U

CHH 1 11/25/1989 A

6 U

CHH 1 12/09/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 12/23/1989 A

5 U

CHH 1 3/05/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1 6/18/1989 A

4 U

H 2 12/24/1989 E

1 P F S56

H 2 1/18/1989 D

1 P N P75

S 2 1/18/1989 D

3 N P52

H 2 2/14/1989 D

1 P N P75

S 2 2/14/1989 B

2 P N P52

CHH 1 6/13/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1 1/16/1989 A

2 N M25

CHH 1 1/17/1989 A

1 N M20

H 2 3/16/1989 B

6 N

H 2 3/17/1989 B

7 N

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1 4/02/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1 4/02/1989 A

1 D N M25

CHH 1 4/02/1989 A

2 N M25

CHH 1 4/16/1989 A

3 N M25

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SUBJECTS

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SHEARON HARRIS WATCHDOG COMMITTEE DISBANDS TODAY
ELECTRICAL FIRE ERUPTS AT HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT
«C EXPERTS BEGIN PROBE OF FIRE AT SHARON HARRIS

VSSfSSSSS^SS £Ke HNAl SAYS

^'rM^O IS RHff/'K-DEVIL'

SHEEP

SHEAR STUBBORNNESS
SHEAR PLEASURE

*CF1hEFTE CORP. IS RECOGNIZED FOR TORNADO VOLUNTEER WORK/BUSINESS

ama%NGEBraJNTYRRESIDENTS PROTESTING SHEETS ACQUITAL

SHELLFISH

SEE ALSO CRABS
SEE ALSO FISH
SEE ALSO OYSTERS

SESHELL^ISWNG>SEASON OPENS BUT EXPERTS NOT OPTIMISTIC

SHELLS

FLORIDA COAST COMES OF AGE

9^WeSeD?JMAYBE, BUT WORTH THE VISIT/SHELL'S STEAK HOUSE IN

S*SEE^S00DLrSm EXCHANGE CLUB "SHELTERED WORKSHOP
<^E ALSO iCNTALLY RETARDED
PERSON COUNTY SEEKING HOME FOR WORKSHOP

SHELTERED WORKSHOP OF DURHAM ,,„,»,-,„

SEE DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTERED WORKSHOP

^K^A^S- Sy§fcri?3ft« PANTHERS

aa(ffialffiSrSI5. IN HOTEL HEIST, TRIO HITS RESTAURANT
ROBBERY, THEFT SUSPECT IDENTIFIED

St°ITURF FIGHT ERUPTS IN WAR ON DRUGS

SHERWOOD GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL

^ILOs\^MNDICATES SEEMINGLY HIGH CANCER RATE W *»_
HOPPERS TO EXTEND MORRISVILLE WATER LINE TO SHILOH HOMES
SURVEY FINDS NO LINK BET1SN UELL.S, CANCER ^^

^SHIL^CHjKeS OVER WELL-PROTECTION FLAN

SHISEEALSOId!sEASES (SEE ALSO ^f OFSPECIFIC DISEASES)
ZOVIRAX EFFECTIVE IN EARLY TREATMENT OF SHMLES

SHINING PATH (GUERILLA MOVEMENT)
SEE ALSO PERU
SEE ALSO TERRORISM

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 6/30/1989 C 1 N K65

S 2 10/10/1989 A 1 D N

H 2 10/11/1989 A 1 H

H 2 11/09/1989 A 1 N L40

CHH 1 12/10/1989 A 1 N M25

H 2 12/22/1989 D 16 P R S66

CHH 1 3/29/1989 A 1 P P L38
S 2 10/14/1989 B 1 P P C45

BRIEFING H 2 4/16/1989 D 6 N

CHH 1 6/02/1989 A 3 P N S17

H 2 1/09/1989 B 6 N

H 2 1/29/1989 E 1 P F L38

DURHAM H 2 11/24/1989 D 10 P R D77

H 1 7/08/1989 C 1 NHM

S 2 1/31/1989 B S N A76

S 2 7/03/1989 C 1 N B53
H 2 7/04/1989 C 3 N

H 2 4/30/1989 B 1 N

H 2 1/10/1989 C 1 N P41

H 2 2/15/1989 C 1 N P41

H 2 3/30/1989 C 1 N P41

H 2 6/22/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 6/23/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 7/08/1989 C 1 N K65

CHH 1 9/22/1989 A 6 U

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1/01/1989

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Y SUBJECTS

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MARXISM STILL ALIVE

THE SHIRELLES

THE SHIRELLES; IT'S TOMORROW - HE STILL LOVE THEM

SHOE (COMIC STRIP)

CREATOR OF 'SHOE' TO GIVE ADDRESS

SHOE EXPRESS

SHOE EXPRESSi CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN (AD)

SHOES

SEE ALSO ENERGY IMPACT ATHLETIC SHOE INSOLE
INSOLE SALES UP AND RUNNING
EGG TEST GIVES INSOLE A MARKETING LEG UP
PECULIAR RATE OF EXCHANGE

SHOFFNER INDUSTRIES

COMPANY TO OPEN PLANT IN FRANKLIN COUNTY

SHOOTINGS, CARRBORO

POLICE LOG/CHARGES FILED IN SHOOTING

SHOOTINGS, CHAPEL HILL

LOCAL MAN KILLED IN 4 A.M. STRUGGLE
TESTS DETERMINE MAN KILLED IN STRUGGLE NOT INTOXICATED
HCHICHAEL CASE STILL A MYSTERY
NEW ANGLE CONSIDERED IN MCMICHAEL CASE
FOXJ MCMICHAEL ON LSD WHEN SHOT
MCMICHAEL AUTOPSY FINDS NO DRUGS

2^T^OT AFTER DISPUTE NEAR FIRE DEPARTMENT; LOCAL BAND MEMBER CHARGED
POLICE SAY VICTIM LEFT PARALYZED
-SHOOTING LINKED TO DRUG DEAL

SHOOTINGS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SHOOTINGS LEAVE THREE MEN INJURED
FIVE-YEAR TERM GIVEN FOR SHOOTING
MAN SHOT TUICE, SUSPECT SOUGHT
SHOTS FIRED INTO APARTMENT; MAN CHARGED
TWO SHOTS FIRED INTO GOODE'S MOTEL ROOM
MAN WOUNDED OUTSIDE HIS APARTMENT
WOMAN SHOT IN EYE DURING ARGUMENT
CLERK FIRES SHOTS AT 3 ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECTS
POLICE PROBE SHOOTING, ROBBERY
PASSING DRIVER SHOOTS MAN IN LEG
MAN WOUNDED TWICE BY GUNSHOTS

$ WJS^ShJS^&P' F0UR *- IH "BEIB *» **

DURHAM MAN SHOT TO DEATH

WOMAN SHOT IN LEG

DURHAM POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH OWEN STREET SHOOTING DEATH

MAN FACES CHARGE IN FATAL SHOOTING; VICTIM IDENTIFIED

ROUGEMONT SHOOTING VICTIM IDENTIFIED

SHOOTING AFTER FOOTBALL GAME NETS 15-YEAR TERM

MAN CHANGES PLEA, ENDS TRIAL ON SHOOTINGS

DURHAM MAN WOUNDED IN SHOOTING

ROBBERY VICTIM SHOT IN BACK

POLICE SAY DISPUTE ENDS IN SHOOTING

PILLOW TALK ROUGHS MAN SHOOTS MAN

MAN SOUGHT BY POLICE IN SHOOTING TURNS HIMSELF IN

BROTHERS CHARGED IN HOUSE SHOOTING

CONFRONTATION AND DEATH

BARRICADED MAN, 62, KILLS SELF AFTER SHOOTING WIFE

ESTRANGED HUSBAND SHOOTS WIFE, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

DURHAM TEEN SHOT IN ABDOMEN AS HE ANSWERS DOOR BELL

BULLETS SPRAY MAN IN GEER ST, HOUSE; THREE OTHERS HELD

BULLETS SPRAY MAN IN GEER ST. HOUSE; THREE OTHERS HELD

TOAS MAN GETS 10-YEAR, SUSPENDED TERM IN SHOOTING OF KIN

TWO MEN ROB CABBIE

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 12/29/1989 A 4 E

H 2 10/13/1989 D 3 P F G59

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 7 P N

S 2 4/19/1989 H 4 P A

S 2

7/24/1989 C

1 P N M06

H 2

9/06/1989 C

1 P N N36

H 2 12/19/1989 D

1 PN

H 2

2/18/1989 B

2

N H60

CHH 1

4/04/1989 A

2

N

CHH 1

1/11/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

1/12/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

1/13/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

1/14/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

1/21/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

1/26/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

9/01/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

9/02/1989 A

1

N M70

CHH 1

9/14/1989 A

1

N M70

H 2

1/18/1989 C

1

N

H 2

2/07/1989 C

3

N

H 2

2/16/1989 A

10

N

H 2

2/16/1989 C

3

N

H 2

2/19/1989 B

7

N

S 2

2/23/1989 A

13

N

S 2

2/25/1989 C

1

N

H 2

2/27/1989 B

1

N M51

S 2

3/04/1989 C

1

N

H 2

3/05/1989 B

3

N

H 2

3/08/1989 C

3

N

H 2

3/14/1989 C

7

N

H 2

3/20/1989 B

1

N M51

H 2

3/27/1989 A

13

N

H 2

3/27/1989 B

5

N

S 2

3/27/1989 A

1

N B53

H 2

3/28/1989 D

4

N

H 2

4/14/1989 C

2

0

H 2

5/03/1989 D

13

N

S 2

5/03/1989 B

1

N B53

H 2

5/08/1989 B

1

N

H 2

5/15/1989 B

1

N

S 2

5/18/1989 C

1 P N M06

H 2

5/19/1989 C

5 P N M66

S 2

5/19/1989 C

1

N

H 2

6/08/1989 C

4

N

H 2

6/19/1989 A

1 P P S73

H 2

6/19/1989 C

1 P N M51

S 2

6/19/1989 A

1 P N S73

H 2

7/06/1989 C

3

N

H 2

7/12/1989 C

1

N M51

H 2

7/12/1989 C

1

N S82

H 2

7/13/1989 A

11

N S82

H 2

7/20/1989 B

8

N M51

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJE

BOND CUT FROM *100,000 TO *5,000 IN SHOOTING CASE

^ICECTofKlNSLREPORTO AT SEVERAL DURHAM CHURCHES
POLICE LOG/3 TEENS ROB NEWSPAPER VENDOR, 12
POLICE LOG/RESTAURANT WORKER STRUCK WITH CLUB

S fgg^SlPESslSflcPPlMB CENTER WDDTINB
WILL^ILE 6AT>OING PLACE SOURCE OF PARENTS' CONCERN

P^^/T^CHARGOUITH THEFT OF CHURCH LAWN MOWER
POLICE LTC/BURGLAR BATTERS SLEEPING WOMAN WITH BRICK

CABBT^RIDERRGHT FOR PISTOL; GUN FIRES INTO DASH, TAXI CRASHES

POLICE LOG/WOMAN DEAD IN CAR IDENTIFIED

GOLD JEWELRY STOLEN FROM MOTORCYCLE SHOP rm

POLICE LOG/FRONT-DOOR KICKER SHOT, HOSPITALIZED „TTTTur ^ . |iA1 .

POLICE LOG/FIVE MEN ARE PEPPERED WITH SHOT WHILE SITTING ON A WALL

f&'l^l^^mS EXCHANGE SHOTS

SSKSBElfSr a LOU^E PARKING LOT (CORRECTED 9-16-

CLEARING THE RECORD

POLICE LOG/MASKED MAN ROBS RESTAURANT

51 NEW INDICTMENTS GIVE MAN 330

JORDAN HIGH STUDENT DIESOF GUraCT

K^IcThM E^TT^S BEFORE DISTURBANCE QUELLED

^l^isBA^iS^^S^^^ WIT, *ONEY
POLICE LOG/ARGUMENT LEAVES MAN WITH 5 GUNSHOT HOUNDS
NON^TALSWDOHNG CHARGES DISMISSED—NO SPEEDY TRAIL

King outside hillside hospitalizes tech student

POLICE LOG/SHOTS LEAVE MAN WITH MULTIPLE WMWDS

POLICE LOG/STABBING VICTIM GOES INTO CARDIAC ARREST

MAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING EX-OFFICER'S CAR

POLICE LOG/SHOOTING EX-OFFICER'S CAR CHARGED

WOMAN HELD IN SHOOTING

SHOTS AT CHILDREN

MULTIPLE CHARGES

MAN HELD ON 12 ASSAULT CHARGES

SHOT IN FOOT

MAN SHOT, CHARGED

MAN SHOT, WOMAN CHARGED

POLICE LOG/UOHAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING
SHOT FIRED INTO CAR

SHOTS FIRED INTO HOUSE ^

MAN SHOT AT HOME BY MIDDAY INTRUDER

F^CE^OG/GRINDliwrfCH BREAK-IN TRY CHARGES LODGED
OFFICERS DODGE BULLETS ON S. ROXBORO ST.

%M SSW Kged with firing shots

POLICE LOG/MICROWAVE STOLEN DURING !€AL

ALLEGED DRUG DEALER SHOOTS AT OFFICER

POLICE LOG/CLUB SHOOTING INJURES MAN _

DURHAM POLICE SAY MAN SHOOTS ALLEGED INTRUDER

POLICE LOG/HOMEOWNER' FIRES SHOTAT INTRUDER

THREE SENTENCED IN SHOOTING ALTERCATION

THREE DRAW SENTENCES FOR IOUNT0UN SHOOTINGS

MAN FIRES SHOTS, BARRICADES SELF, IS PUT IN JAIL

POLICE LOG/CAR KNOCKS DOWN DOOR OF DUPLEX

PARAMEDIC, POLICE OFFICER ATTACKED _„,„ M.AT1,

MERRITT RECEIVES 20-YEAR JAIL TERM IN SHOOTING DEATH

ARREST FOLLOWS CRIMESTOPPER TIP ^^

CRIME-HOTLINE TIP BRINGS SHOOTING ARREST

POLICE LDG/65-YEAR-0LD DURHAM MAN ROBBED, .SHOT

POLICE LOG/SHOOTING CASE SUSPECT HELD ON '84 CHARGE

POLICE LOG/THIEF TAKES SALVATION ARMY GIFTS

TEEN SHOT AT NORTHGATE

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N

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P

D — DATE — C -fG L P BYL

H

2 7/20/1989 C

2

N

H

2 7/24/1989 A

4

L

H

2 7/26/1989 C

3

N M51

H

2 7/31/1989 B

6

N M51

H

2 8/03/1989 B

9

N M51

H

2 8/04/1989 A

14

N S82

H

2 8/16/1989 A

1

N M51

H

2 8/16/1989 A

1

N R63

H

2 8/17/1989 A

4

E

H

2 8/20/1989 C

11

N M51

H

2 8/21/1989 A

13

N M51

S

2 8/21/1989 A

8

N

S

2 8/23/1989 A

7

N

H

2 8/24/1989 C

2

N M51

S

2 8/24/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2 8/26/1989 C

2

N N36

H

2 8/27/1989 C

7

N M51

H

2 8/28/1989 B

1

N

H

2 8/31/1989 C

2

N M51

H

2 9/02/1989 C

1 P P T32

H

2 9/10/1989 B

9

N M51

H

2 9/16/1989 A

2

N

H

2 9/17/1989 B

4

N M51

H

2 9/19/1989 B

1

N S82

H

2 9/22/1989 B

5

N

H

2 9/23/1989 C

1

N

H

2 9/24/1989 B

9

N M51

H

2 9/26/1989 B

1

N M51

H

2 9/28/1989 C

3

N M51

H

2 10/02/1989 B

6

N M51

H

2 10/04/1989 C

1

N S82

H

2 10/07/1989 C

1

N R63

H

2 10/15/1989 A

13

N M51

H

2 10/16/1989 B

6

N M51

S

2 10/17/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2 10/18/1989 C

1

N M51

S

2 10/20/1989 C

1

N B53

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 10/24/1989 B

1

N N36

H

2 10/24/1989 B

1

N N36

H

2 10/25/1989 C

1

N M51

H

2 10/28/1989 C

1

N C47

H

2 10/29/1989 B

1

N M51

H

2 10/29/1989 B

1

N M51

H

2 11/02/1989 B

1

N M51

H

2 11/03/1989 C

1 P N S22

S

2 11/03/1989 C

1

N

H

2 11/08/1989 C

1

N M51

s

2 11/11/1989 C

1

N B53

S

2 11/13/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2 11/14/1989 B

1 P N M51

H

2 11/24/1989 C

1

N C47

S

2 11/29/1989 A

1

N B53

H

2 12/02/1989 C

1

N S22

S

2 12/04/1989 A

1

N B53

H

2 12/05/1989 C

1

N S22

H

2 12/07/1989 B

3

N S82

S

2 12/07/1989 C

1

N B53

S

2 12/09/1989 C

1

N

H

2 12/12/1989 C

1

N M51

S

2 12/13/1989 A

3

N B53

S

2 12/13/1989 C

6

N

H

2 12/14/1989 B

1

N S69

S

2 12/14/1989 B

1

P N

H

2 12/18/1989 C

1

N M51

H

2 12/19/1989 C

1

N M51

H

2 12/21/1989 C

1

N M51

H

2 12/22/1989 C

1 P N C47

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

2 SOUGHT FOR NORTHGATE MALL SHOOTING

MAN FOUND SLAIN ON SEDGEFIELD ST,

MAN SHOT TO DEATH ON SEDGEFIELD STREET

ALAMANCE WOMAN IS SHOT TO DEATH

TUO CASES FOR THE BRADY AMENDMENT

POLICE CHARGE MAN IN SHOOTING

POLICE LOG/MAN WITH PISTOL ROBS CRICKET INN, FLEES WITH $333

DURHAM MAN SHOT TO DEATH

DEAD HAN'S FRIEND HELD IN SHOOTING

DURHAM MAN SAYS SHOOTING ACCIDENT

POLICE LOG/TAXI DRIVER FOILS ROBBERY

POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE SHOT IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERY TRY

SHOOTINGS, HILLSBOROUGH

HILLSBOROUGH MARKSMAN TARGETS MCDONALD'S '0'

SHOOTINGS, N.C.

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
FRANKLINTON MAN SHOT AT HIS HOME
WHITE SUPREMACIST KILLED BY GUNSHOT
NO CHARGES FILED IN WYDRA'S DEATH
FRANKLIN MAN IS CHARGED IN SHOOTING
NEW YEAR'S DAY SHOOTING ARREST MADE
POLICE SAY 1-95 SLAYING NOT RANDOM SHOOTING
RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE SHOT DURING HOLDUP IN OXFORD
MAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING CARS ON 1-40
CHARLOTTE MAN WOUNDED IN GUN FIGHT WITH POLICE
BURLINGTON BOY SHOT AFTER SNOWBALL TOSS
WOUNDED BOY IN FAIR CONDITION

BURLINGTON YOUTH'S STORY OF SHOOTING FOUND TO BE FALSE
MAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING TROOPER
OFFICER PROBED BY SBI IN SHOOTING
KNIGHTDALE OFFICER KILLS MAN IN SHOOTOUT
WOMAN SHOT, MAN THEN KILLS SELF IN OFFICE BUILDING
HENDERSON SHOOTING LEAVES MAN DEAD, WOMAN WOUNDED
STUDENT SHOT, WOUNDED AT VANCE HIGH

SHOOTINGS, ORANGE COUNTY

SHOOTING SPREE IN HILLSBOROUGH LEAVES ONE HURT

THREE SHOT IN FRIDAY ALTERCATION

HILLSBOROUGH MAN SHOT IN CHASE

CHARGES IN MAY SHOOTING GIVEN OVER TO GRAND JURY

POLICE LOG/HILLSBOROUGH MAN SHOT, HIT BY CAR

POLICE LOG/SUSPECT IDENTIFIED IN SHOOTING

WOMAN SHOT AT NURSERY

COUNTY MAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING BROTHER

SHOOTING INCIDENT LEADS TO INDICTMENT

MAN ACQUITTED OF FIRING RIFLE INTO TRAILER

SHOOTINGS, U.S.

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS

SEE ALSO STANDOFFS
FORMER N.C. RESIDENT KILLED IN N.J. SCUFFLE
COCAINE FOUND ON N.C. MAN KILLED IN NEW JERSEY SHOOTING

SHOPLIFTING

POLICE LOG/UNC STUDENT CHARGED IN SHOPLIFTING INCIDENT

POJCE LOG/MEN CHARGED WITH STEALING CIGARETTES

SUPERMARKET THEFT5 WHO PAYS?

SjmimNG/TIURHAM'S FASTEST-GROWING CRIME UP 39.4% IN 5 YEARS

REPORT CITES TYPICAL CRIME DAY

PROSECUTOR} BONDSMAN PAID BRIBE

POLICE LOG/TRIO ATTACKS WOMAN WITH BASEBALL BAT, TAKES $60

POLICE LOG/2 ARMED ROBBERIES MAY BE RELATED

Kc^wIth^M FIVE m IN ^^ «»

POLICE LOG/BAD CHECK LEADS TO STOLEN CAR

SHOPLIFTERS, FENCES TARGETS OF POLICE SCRAPBOOK PROGRAM

POLICE CRACK DOWN ON SHOPLIFTING PROS

POLICE LOG/TWO BURGLARY CALLS RESULT IN CAPTURE

-DATE-

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C -PG L P BYL

S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2

12/22/1989 A
12/23/1989 C
12/24/1989 B
12/25/1989 C
12/26/1989 A
12/26/1989 C
12/27/1989 C
12/28/1989 B
12/28/1989 B
12/29/1989 C
12/30/1989 C
12/31/1989 B

' N B53
N H65
N S69
N H60
E

N B53
N
N

N B53
N

N C47
N

CHH 1 11/21/1989 A 3 N W57

H 1 1/05/1989 C

1

N

H 2 1/08/1989 C

9

N

H 2 1/10/1989 C

12

N

H 1 1/10/1989 C

1

N

H 1 1/10/1989 C

6

N

H 2 1/16/1989 B

6

N

H 1 1/18/1989 C

1

N

H - 2 1/21/1989 A

13

N

H 3 1/22/1989 B

3

N

H 2 2/20/1989 A

2

N

H 2 2/21/1989 B

1

N

H 2 2/24/1989 A

1

N

H 2 3/15/1989 A

9

N

H 2 4/04/1989 C

1

N T33

H 2 5/15/1989 B

1

N

H 2 6/24/1989 C

1

N

H 1 7/14/1989 C

1

N

H 2 11/30/1989 A

1

N

CHH 1 4/29/1989 A

1 P N R63

CHH 1 5/09/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1 5/10/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1 6/22/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1 7/11/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1 7/19/1989 A

9

N

CHH 1 9/20/1989 A

1 P N H90

CHH 1 9/21/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1 11/08/1989 A

3

N H90

CHH 1 11/11/1989 A

3

N H90

H 2 1/18/1989 D

9

N

H 2 1/19/1989 B

2 PN

CHH 1 3/25/1989 A

2

N

CHH 1 4/13/1989 A

n

L.

N

H 2 4/26/1989 B

1 P F Zll

S 2 7/27/1989 A

1 P N T77

S 2 7/27/1989 A

1

N T77

S 2 8/08/1989 C

1

N B53

H 2 8/18/1989 C

8

N N36

H 2 8/30/1989 C

3

N M51

H 2 9/01/1989 C

9

N N36

H 2 9/20/1989 C

3

N

H 2 11/27/1989 B

1

N M51

H 2 11/27/1989 B

1

N M51

S 2 11/27/1989 A

6

N

H 2 12/04/1989 C

1

N M51

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

DRUG ADDICTS OFTEN BECOME SHOPLIFTERS
SHOPPES AT LAKEWOOD

H3S3 %$g^£$&m* win mm A***.

SH0S£E>lsONC^SRQABS SHOPPING CENTER (CARY, N.C.)
SEE ALSO HERITAGE SQUARE SHOPP I !« CENTER
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, SHOPPING CENTERS
SEE ALSO PEDESTRIAN MALLS „ ^^
SEE ALSO PLANTATION PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER

SEE ALSO STRIP DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO WILLOWDAILE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO UOODCROFT SHOPPING O^flER

PROTEAN WILL FINE-TUNE SHOPPING CENTER PLANS

iTu cunppTNG CENTER

frtoNT^PLAZAGETS $6-MILLI0N EXPANSION

EXPANSION UNDER WAY AT K MART PLAZA

SEARS WILL ANCHOR NEW 1-40 COMPLEX

HS^ff&BhSS TO^JECT SAPPING COMFIT

DEVELOPER, RESIDENTS DEBATE PLANS FOR GATEWAY

CITY COUNCIL REZONING STOP'S SHOPPING CENTER „-.--_

COUNCILMEN CONDEMN REZONING, CLEMENT FEARS CITY MAY BE SUED

CITY SLOW ON DRAW IN ZONING CHANGE

COUNCIL OKS LARGER SHOPPING CENTER

PLANNERS OBJECT, BUT COUNCIL OKS LARGER MALL

RETAIL STRIP _ ,„_.

HSKSWSlg'&B TOLL ON «,DY AND SOUL

"^flBEfe ffi?a ISKf season of umcktaihty

LET^L THINGS STAY THE SAME - EXCEPT FOR THE WEATHER

TPJLaU^SPR^NG°FLaERS CAUSE WARM MEMORIES TO BLOOM...
TURTLESVBOOBIES - AND A HAN HOLDING AN EGG

9B9MP

SEE ALSO COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
err /yen SHELLFISH
ARESHRDPAS NUTRITIOUS AS THEY ARE DELICIOUS

q4>Tup FOUL

SEE NORTH/SOUTH ALL-STAR SHRINE BOWL

SWINE HOSPITALS

S^NER^SSCHILj3rEN'S HOSPITAL MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN LIVES

SHRINERS, DURHAM

SEE DURHAM SHRINE CLUB

SHRINERS, N.C. ^^ ,

SEE ALSO SEINERS OF AHRAN TEMPLE

MASONS^SHrK^JLL0^ AU STOPS TO PLEASE CHILDREN OF ORPHANAGE
SHRINERS FRYING FISH FOR ANNUAL BFJCFIT

SHRINERS OF AMRAN TEMPLE
SEE ALSO SHRINERS, N.C.
SHRINE OFFICERS

SHRINETTES CLUB

SEE DURHAM SHRINETTES

^^SEE ALSC^RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)

D — DATE

2 12/26/1989 A

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1 N B53

S 2 6/19/1989 A 1 N
H 2 6/21/1989 C 3 N

CHH 1 1/31/1989 A

3 N M70

H 2 2/12/1989 F

1 P P

S 2 3/20/1989 A

1 P N S92

H 2 3/21/1989 C

1 M N

CHH 1 4/28/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1 5/12/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1 5/16/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1 6/14/1989 A

1 N M70

H 2 9/19/1989 B

1 N S69

S 2 9/19/1989 C

1 N C61

S 2 9/22/1989 A

4 E

H 2 10/17/1989 C

1 N R63

S 2 10/17/1989 C

1 P N C61

H 2 11/26/1989 F

1 P T37

H 2 12/17/1989 F

1 P P T37

H 2 12/24/1989 B

1 U N36

H 2 2/05/1989 E

5P W

H 2 3/12/1989 E

6 W

H 2 4/23/1989 E

5 P W

H 2 5/28/1989 E

2 P W

H 2 6/18/1989 E

3 P W

S 2 9/06/1989 C 1 D F 327

H 2 4/27/1989 C 1 D N P38

H 2 6/25/1989 A 1 P P T32
H 2 6/25/1989 B 1 P N T33
CHH 1 9/08/1989 A 3 P N M25

H 2 1/26/1989 C 3 P P S73

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

DUKE PAIR CITES NEW PROOF OF REAL SHROUD
DUKE PROFESSOR REJECTS CLAIM TURIN SHROUD FAKE

D — DATE-

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

9/20/1989 B 1 P N S92
9/21/1989 A 1 P N N36

SHU

(BOCK)
...BEST OF COLUMNIST JIM SHUMAKER MAKES

'SHU' AN EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT H 2 11/26/1989 D 3 P R H49

SICK BUILDING SYNDROME

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO INDOOR AIR POLLUTION
EPA ANNUAL CONFERENCE INCLUDES NICOTINE STUDY
SICK BUILDINGS? SYNDROME HAS VARIETY OF CAUSES...

SICKLE CELL ANEMIA

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SICKLE CELL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HYDROXYUREA

NATIONAL CONFERENCE SET ON SICKLE CELL DISEASE

NEW OFFICERS

SHE RUNS FOR THOSE RACING AGAINST SICKLE CELL ANEMIA

DUKE TESTS DRU6 FOR SICKLE CELL PAIN

DUKE HOPES DRUG CURBS SICKLE CELL

SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM (PLAY)

LOCAL CANCER GROUP TO ENLIST HELP OF ACTORS TO RAISE FUNDS

SIDEWALK VENDORS

ORDINANCE MAY AGAIN MOVE VENDORS OFF STREETS
VENDING ORDINANCE SENT BACK
STREET-VENDING LAW SHOULD BE FAIR TO ALL

SIDEWALKS

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., SIDEWALK ORDINANCES
MAYOR, BOARD AT ODDS ON SIDEWALK BIKE BAN
CARRBORO'S VICIOUS CYCLES
SIDEWALK ARTISTS
SIDEWALK ARTISTS
BRICK~A-BRACK

CLEMENTJ PLAN FAILS TO ADDRESS NEEDS IN DEVELOPED AREAS
THE NEW SIDEWALK ARTISTS

SJ^J1^''. N|W JtKK^TISTS BRING DURHAM A $10,000 RECONSTRUCTION
ALDERMEN STROLL DOWN SIDEWALK POSSIBILITIES
2 ARTISTS SCRAMBLE UP SIDEWALKS, REVITALIZATION

REDUCING SIDEWALK TO ART RUBBLE

$gj FOR THE PUBLICi CONFERENCE TO PROVIDE FORUM FOR DISCUSSING... MEDIUM

TONS OF ART

RUBBLE EXPENSIVE ART

SIDEWALK CHANGES APPROVED

*10,000 LANDFILL

WHAT IS ARTISTICALLY ENDURING?

DURHAM FACES PUBLIC ART ISSUE

PRECISION WORK

TOWN TO USE BIKE, SIDEWALK PLAN AS DEVELOPMENT GUIDE

HISTORIC QUESTIONS

SIDEWINDERS (MUSIC GROUP)

PHONOGRAPH-RECORD PRODUCING DUKE GRAD, ONLY 26, SIGNS $250,000 CONTRACT

SIENA HOTEL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

SIENA, FEARRINGTON RECEIVE AAA KUDOS

»LY THE PICKIEST OF EATERS COULD GO HUNGRY AT IL PALIO

OFFICIALS SAY WADDELL, HOTEL OWE TAXES

SIENA HOTEL SPONSORS ROAD RACE

SWEATING FOR THE ARTS

HOTELS GET AAA AWARD

SIERRA CLUB

SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS, N.C.
CONSERVATION GROUP BACKS NO ONE IN MAYOR'S RACE

H

S

CHH

H

S

2 4/08/1989 B
2 5/14/1989 F

4/11/1989 C

4/27/1989 A

5/04/1989 A

11/02/1989 C

11/16/1989 C

5 N K65
1 D N K65

12 N
7 P P K30
3 P N S17
9 N D80
1 N

CHH 1 4/22/1989 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

CHH 1

3/02/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

3/03/1989 A

4 E

S 2

3/23/1989 D

5 P P K30

S 2

3/30/1989 D

1 P F B71

CHH 1

5/02/1989 A

5 P P L38

S 2

5/10/1989 B

1 N H65

H 2

5/12/1989 D

1 P P K30

H 2

5/12/1989 D

8 P F S56

CHH 1

5/19/1989 A

3 N C62

S 2

6/03/1989 A

1 P N 371

H 2

6/07/1989 C

1 P P S76

H 2

6/08/1989 A

4 E

H 2

6/08/1989 B

1 P F S56

S 2

6/08/1989 D

2 P P S76

S 2

6/09/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/15/1989 A

3 N

H 2

6/18/1989 B

1 P P K30

H 2

6/21/1989 A

4 E

S 2

6/22/1989 D

4 P G B71

CHH 1

8/29/1989 A

3 P P L38

CHH 1

11/30/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

12/07/1989 A

3 P N M20

H 2

3/28/1989 D

4 P N K65

CHH 1

2/27/1989 A

3 N

H 2

4/07/1989 D

2 P R D77

CHH 1

5/12/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/17/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/19/1989 A

1 PP T44

CHH 1

tl/24/1989 A

3 N

S 2 10/02/1989 C

N C61

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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

PA6E1004
2/15/90

S 1 T

E L Y

-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

PW^C^TsS WSlIATE ENDORSEMENT PROCESS
BUCK GROUP, SIERRA CLUB BACK JENKINS FOR HAYOR

^^f^^S^^AS^^^mmS NEVER DREAMED OF

SIGMA CHI

CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL GETS «10,000 GIFT

SIWWHIST0RIC DISTRICT PLAN RELATED TO RENOVATIONS AT SIGMA NU FRATERNITY

SIGMA THETA TAU _
NURSING SOCIETY TAPS 14

^stS'S^TOS' to «£**» pm jj

Sills n m s^^ms* m » » i

CHH 1 10/15/1989 A 1 P N H90
CHH 1 10/21/1989 A 1 N C62
S 2 10/31/1989 C 1 P N

2/20/1989 C 1
9/07/1989 A 2

N H65
N S22

S 2 10/20/1989 C
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A

1 P P R56
3 N

CHH 1 9/27/1989 A 1 P N M70

S 2 4/20/1989 C 4 N

2 6/29/1989 C
2 7/02/1989 D
2 10/17/1989 C
2 11/29/1989 C

N K65
E
N
N K65

SIGN LANGUAGE

SEE ALSO DEAF „

LEARNING SIGN LANGUAGE

SIGN PAINTERS

BRUSH WITH THE SUN
BRUSH WORK

SIK%OLIC£SLOG/PUBLISHER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

SIGNECrSTULm0^1o^TDuWl SUN; SIGNET GROUP REALTY ASSOCIATES (AD)

SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
^FE W_SO LOGOS
SEE ALSO N^EMBLEMS AND STATE SYMBOLS

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, SIGNS
1 H KJ^-CHAPEL HILL, SYMBOLS

ffi&PSS«SfflBY iK CHANGE TIMES
NEON SIGN LIMITS GET SUPPORT
FINAL 0, AS IN OMEGA

PRIVILEGE OF RANK

CITY PROPOSES NEU SIGN FOR DOWNTOWN

KiLeS Sfo SSSfffl WE AND OPPORTUNITY- SLOGAN

TOWN MANAGER CHANGES TUNE ON NEON SIGNS

NEON NONSENSE CONTINUES ^m

RESIDENTS ASK COUNCIL TO HALT STOP SIGN LAW

STUDENT GROUP MIMICS TOWN COUNCIL

NEON SIGN DECISION BELAYED

O^ORD°BOARDNTAKES r^ACTIONTO RESTRICT PORTABLE SIGN USE
NO PARKING? NO PROBLEM!
WAIT UNTIL SCHOOL STARTS

E^g fflW«&g'c^lT ORRECTION PRINTED 7-29-89)
LETYOURFINGERS DO THE TALKING TO SIGNAL FELLOW MOTORISTS
DURHAMCOUNTY CONSIDERS NEW RESTRICTIONS ON SIGNS
COMMISSIONERS CONTINUE SIGN ORDINANCE HEARING
TOWN BOARD KILLS SIGN AMENDMENT

H 2 5/20/1989 C 2 P P S73

S 2 10/10/1989 C 1 P P K30

H 2 10/11/1989 C 1 P P K30

CHH 1 8/05/1989 A 3 N

S 2 4/19/1989 H 10 A

H 2
CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1

1/17/1989
1/26/198?
2/07/1989
2/17/1989
2/23/1989
2/23/1989
3/16/1989
3/17/1989
3/21/1989
4/07/1989
4/08/1989
4/11/1989
4/12/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
5/10/1989
5/18/1989
6/09/1989
7/07/1989
7/27/1989
8/27/1989
9/12/1989
9/13/1989
9/13/1989

P M66
E

N K65
N M70
P L38
P S76
N H70
N

N T33
N M70
E

N M70
N M70
N
E

N T33
P C45
P T44
N M70
P T32
U N36
N H65
N
N D38

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H 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

BARGAIN IN EYES OF BEHOLDER

BUSINESSMEN FINDING SIGNS OF THE TIMES MOSTLY RED TAPE

SIKH

GARDNER WILL SPEAK TO SIKHS ON SUNDAY

U.S. EQUALS OPPORTUNITY TO SIKH BUSINESSMAN

SILENT SAM

HE'S CERTAINLY KEEPING SILENT ABOUT THIS

SILER CITY, N.C.

SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
JAPANESE WOOD COMPANY TO BUILD PLANT IN SILER CITY

SILER Cm, N.C, ELECTIONS

PITTSBORO CANDIDATES RUNNING UNOPPOSED

SILER CITY TOWN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

PITTSBORO CANDIDATES RUNNING UNOPPOSED

SILOS

IT'S A HARD JOB

SILVER, THEFTS
SEE SILVER THEFTS

THE SILVER SPOON

THE SILVER SPOON (AD)

SILVER THEFTS

POLICE TIE SILVER THEFTS TO MCNEIL

BURGLAR TAKE SILVER WORTH OVER $22,000

POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES COCAINE, OTHER DRUG CHARGES

SILVERTONES (SINGING GROUP)

THESE PHILLIPS STUDENTS HAVE A CLUB WITH A 'SILVERTONE' LINING

SIMPSON'S BEEF AND SEAFOOD

NEED A BREAK FROM FAD FOODS? SIMPSON'S IS MEAT AND POTATOES

SINGAPORE

U.S. SHOULD CONSIDER SINGAPORE AS EXAMPLE OF EFFECTIVE WAR ON DRUGS

SINGERS

SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO OPERA

ACADEMY SINGER ONE OF 3 FROM STATE IN HONORS CHOIR

RALEIGH SINGER IN WILLIAMS HOUSE CONCERT

NCSA'S MET WINNER IN CONCERT AT UNC

'MARRIAGE' LED 'ELIXIR' STARS TO ALTAR

PRODIGY'S PROGRESS/'SOCIETY'S CHILD' SINGS OUT AGAIN

A SINGING STREAM (DOCUMENTARY)
SEE ALSO GOSPEL MUSIC
SEE ALSO N.C. FILMMAKING
FILM OF 'SINGING STREAM' FAMILY TO BE SHOWN

SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES

SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
CITY OF DURHAM BUCKS TRIANGLE TREND BY INCREASING SINGLE-FAMILY PERMITS

SINGLE PARENTS

SEE ALSO DIVORCE

SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
WHEN PHONE RINGS, NOW IT RINGS FOR HE/DON WALL
SINGLE PARENTS FACE SUBTLE CHALLENGES OF TRANSITION, BALANCE

SIOUX CITY, IOWA

DURHAM FAMILY ON aiGHT 232 CALLS SURVIVAL PURE MIRACLE
4 IN DURHAM FAMILY ESCAPE, CHAPEL HILL PAIR DIES IN CRASH

S
N E E
P D — DATE — C

H 2 10/11/1989 D
H 2 12/05/1989 C

H 2 1/14/1989 A
H 2 10/29/1989 B

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-PG L P BYL

9 P P T37
1 P N N36

7 P I
1 P N K65

CHH 1 7/14/1989 A 3 P P L38

CHH 1 7/05/1989 A

CHH 1 8/07/1989 A

CHH 1 8/07/1989 A

CHH 1 3/04/1989 A

3 N M25
3 N M25
3 N M25
3 P P L38

S 2 4/19/1989 E 5 D A

S 2 2/02/1989 A
H 2 11/15/1989 C
H 2 11/25/1989 C

CHH 1 5/13/1989 A
H 2 7/07/1989 D
H 2 6/28/1989 A

H 2 3/08/1989 C

H 2 3/31/1989 D

H 2 5/23/1989 B

S 2 6/01/1989 D

H 2 6/23/1989 D

1 N B53
1 N M51
1 N S22

3 P N C62
7 R D77
5 J

10 P N J20

11 P N

5 P N U66
3 P F B71
8 P F S56

H 2 2/10/1989 C 1 P N T33

H 2 3/05/1989 D 6 C N P41

H 2 1/01/1989 D
CHH 1 1/02/1989 A

H 2 7/20/1989 A
S 2 7/20/1989 A

5 U W09

6 U

1 P N
1 D N M06

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LY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y 5UBJE

THAGEDY SEPARATED DURHAM FAMILY-BUT ONLY BRIEFLY

RTISCIENTIST FEARED KILLED IN IOWA CRASH

RTI SCIENTIST FEARED KILLED IN IOWA CRASH

RTI CHIEF SCIENTIST: WIFE DIE IN SIOUX CITY AIR CRASH

DURHAM FAMILY BACK HOME _„__ ^AWJ

RDU LIKELY TO GET DC-10S DESPITE CRASH

MING JOB WAS PLENTY FOR UNITED PLANE CREW

SISTER CITIES PROGRAM „__ „„™
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO KOSTROMA, SOVIET UNION

TOWN MAY GET NICARAGUAN SISTER

SISTER CITIES CREATE TIES THAT BIND

DELEGATIONS TO VISIT RUSSIA, JAPAN

g^MWMKlTY EXCH^GE

SI^Ta^TA^TY^^S^^^sSP IGNATIUS' FEB. 22-26
^SISTER' DELIGHTFUL SATIRE ON ABUSE OF FAITH

SlX^^f^S^'{HTOZ^UW HEAD

^^SSBs MULL SKATEBOARD OPTIONS
SKATEBOARD BREAK
TURF'S UP

SKATING

SEE ICE SKATING
SEE ROLLER SKATING

^SEpALSO I1URHAM/CHAPEL HILL SKI AND SPORTS CLUB

SEHAPPY°TpSiLS? SKIING BOOMS IN ALL DIRECTIONS
SKI AND SPORTS CLUB WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS

SKIING

SEE ALSO SKI RESORTS
tWPY TR6TI S TO M I

HAPPY TRAILS , SKIING BOOMS IN ALL DIRECTIONS
SKIERS EARN STATE RANKINGS
YOUNG DURHAM SKIER PLACES 9TH IN N.C.

SKIN CANCER

SEE ALSO CANCER

SEH£RESCOM£S THEpSUN; DERMATOLOGIST WANTS KIDS IN A SUN SaEENHABIT
LET THESUN SHINE.:. EXHIBIT AT MALL SHOWS HOW TO... (CORRECTED 7-7-

SKIN Ztffi.

W»&^Sff^hS^S^S^ FOR PREMATURE BABIES

Ml SSwBEEPM BUSY BLAKE EDWARDS EMBARRASSED AGAIN

SKYSCRAPERS

SEE ALSO HIGH-RISES
WHEN TALL COSTS THE MOST

SLAVERY _

SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
SPEAKERS EMPHASIZE EDUCATION DURING

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N

E

E

L Y

P

D

— DATE — C -Pfi L P BYL

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

7/24/1989 A

1 P N T32

H

2

7/27/1989 C

1 N K65

S

2

7/28/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 3/29/1989 A
H 2 4/09/1989 E
H 2 5/25/1989 C
H 2 8/14/1989 A
CHH 1 11/27/1989 A

CHH 1 2/14/1989 A
H 2 2/24/1989 D

■89)

3 P N M70

1 P F S56

2 P N S69

4 E

3 N W57

5 N

7 P R M31

CHH 1 12/30/1989 A 1 P N M20

CHH 1 1/25/1989 A
CHH 1 5/21/1989 A
CHH 1 6/14/1989 A

1 N M70
1 P P T44
3 P P L38

2 1/20/1989 D
2 12/19/1989 D

10 P F
4 P N M06

'FREEDOM DAY CELEBRATION'

H 2 1/20/1989 D 1 P P

H 2 1/20/1989 D 10 P F
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A 3 N
S 2 11/28/1989 B 5 N A76

CHH 1 6/20/1989 A 3 P N L90
H 2 7/06/1989 B 1 P F S56

S 2 2/08/1989 C 1 N
H 2 5/21/1989 B 9 N K65

H 2 3/31/1989 D 3 P R 566

H 2 7/24/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/08/1989 A 3 N H90

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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

BLACK HISTORY/SLAVERY ONCE UELL-ACCEPTED IN CHAPS. HILL

BLACK CAUCUS VOTES TO BOYCOTT SESSION

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

THE SMEARING OF DURHAM

ARTICULATE SCHOLAR VIEWS ANTEBELLUM SOUTH

SLEDS

FLYING LOW

SLEEP

SEE ALSO NARCOLEPSY
NAPS COME NATURALLY
BREATHING EASIER/HOSPITAL OPENS NEW LAB TO STUDY SLEEP DISORDER

THE SLEWFQOT BLUES BAND

THE TRIANGLE'S OWN SLEWFTJOT BLUES BAND

SLOGANS

6-YEAR-OLD GIRL WINS SCHOOL SLOGAN CONTEST

SLUDGE

SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE
SEE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL

OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE CHATHAM WASTE PIT

CHATHAM ATTACKS SEPTAGE PROBLEM (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-15-89)

A PIT OF QUESTIONS; ...OFFICIALS TRYING TO FIND... WHAT'S IN PITTSBORO..

CHATHAM ASKS FOR EXTENSION ON SLUDGE STUDY

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

SLUDGE NO THREAT, WATER OFFICIAL SAYS

SLUDGE HAULER MAY BE CITED FOR WASTE PIT

CHATHAM GIVES CONDITIONAL SUPPORT TO SLUDGE REQUEST

SLUDGE REGULATIONS MUDDY, HAULER TELLS COMMISSIONERS

OFFICIALS, ^FARMERS LIKEUSING ^^^ ™ LAND/SUNDAY FOCUS: SLUDGE...

OFFICIALS FACING A DISPOSAL DILEMMA/SUNDAY FOCUS : SLUDGE DISPOSAL

OXFORD AWARDS CONTRACT FOR HAULING OF SLUDGE

OXFORD NEGOTIATING FOR PERMISSION TO APPLY SLUDGE ON LAND FOR STUDY

COMPLAINTS SPARK PROBE OF AREA DEM

STATE QUESTIONS PAYMENT TO HAULER

OWASA PURCHASE HAS LANDOWNER WORRIED (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-29-89)

CORRECTION

SLUDGE-WULER'S REQUEST DENIED BY STATE

HAULER DIDN'T GET SPECIAL TREATMENT, INVESTIGATORS SAY

UTILITY PROBED ABOUT EROSION; BINGHAM RESIDENT CRITICIZES OWASA

GROUP URGES TOWN TO TIGHTEN SLUDGE TESTING

SLUDGE DISPOSAL TO TOP $1 MILLION

WASTE HAULER FINED $13,000 FOR VIOLATIONS

CHATHAM PAID SLUDGE HAULER FINED BY STATE

SLUDGE HAULER'S $11,000 FINE COULD HAVE REACHED $60,000

NEIGHBORS QUESTION GRANVILLE FARM'S USE OF SLUDGE

COMPANY SEEKING LAND IN GRANVILLE TO APPLY SLUDGE

FARMERS RECEPTIVE TO USING CITY SLUDGE

HALKIOTIS LEERY OF DURHAM CITY'S SLUDGE

ANOTHER USE FOR SLUDGE?

UNLOADING CITY'S SLUDGE

GRANVILLE BOARD OKS 3 SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT POSTS

DURHAM SEWAGE PLANTS MAY CLOSE IF QUALITY NOT MET

HAULER FILES REQUEST TO DUMP MORE SLUDGE

PITTSBORO ASKS OWASA TO HAUL TOWN'S SLUDGE FROM TREATMENT PLANT

OWASA TO MIX COUNTIES' SLUDGE

GRANVILLE MOVING TO ADOPT SLUDGE APPLICATION RULES

WOODALL TO CONTEST DEM FINES

HALKIOTIS STILL WANTS NO PART OF DURHAM SLUDGE FOR COUNTY

N
P

CHH

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

H

E

D — DATE-

S
E

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2/05/1989 A
4/06/1989 B
4/08/1989 A
4/11/1989 A
4/12/1989 C
4/13/1989 A
4/14/1989 B
4/20/1989 A
9/10/1989 D

1 P Q L90

3 N

4 E

1 N L40
1 P N N36
13 N

5 N
4 E

3 P U H45

S 2 12/11/1989 C 1 P P C45

S 2 9/18/1989 A
S 2 11/11/1989 C

H 2 1/06/1989 D
S 2 7/04/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

H
H

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

S

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

H
H
S

CHH 1
CHH 1

H

H

S

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

H

CHH

CHH

2/21/1989
3/14/1989
3/18/1989
3/19/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/15/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/23/1989
4/23/1989
5/11/1989
5/13/1989
5/19/1989
6/01/1989
6/25/1989
6/29/1989
7/11/1989
7/14/1989
7/16/1989
7/21/1989
7/24/1989
8/12/1989
8/17/1989
8/19/198?
8/23/1989
9/09/1989
9/11/1989
9/14/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/22/1989
9/27/1989
10/01/1989
10/04/1989
10/05/1989
10/06/1989

4 E
1 N H65

16 P P
1 P N S92

N M25
N M25
N M25

P N M25
N M25
E
N M25

P N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25

M N L90

P N L90
N T33
N T33
N M25
N M25
N L90
N

N M25
N M25
N L90
N D38
N C61
N M25
N M25
N M25
N T33
N T33
N C61

? N M20
E
E

N T33
N C61
N M25
N M25
N

N T33
N M25

» N M20

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

CATES, HARTWELL TRADE JABS ABOUT 'LEAKY' SLUDGE TRUCK
OFFICIAL TAKES IN SLUDGE OPERATION
OWASA HEAD ADVISES CAUTION

mWfaxjMBXnr rating

&$ W8£ SHl^aSSbW ORDINANCE

DEM aJIOLINE DISCOURAGES SLUDGE USE IN BEST WATERSHEDS

HEADLINE INCORRECT

BOARD POSTPONES SLUDGE PROPOSAL

OUASA HAD CANE CREEK SLUDGE PERMIT-DEM

SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTCOUNCIL

SEBOWHW iKuM'BILLTO CREATE SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL

SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATOR
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, SMALL
SEE ALSO THE VENABLE PLACE

SaTorS Sa.CBS5BS1?lfflS. UARM AND THRIVING

"^^H BVlELP BRIDGE TECHNOLOGY GAP
SMALL BUSINESS UEEK

lIRBKllSiinPVJM^ HIGHLIGHT CUMBER FORUM

HHWflH. ix^ham com %

"UffcEWaaSJ ffiS^U QUICK PAYMENT-IF EVER

SMALL SACRIFICES (TV FILM) ^ m mjm„
MOTHER HELD IN LOUISBURG SLAYINGS

SMALL TOWNS

^BA^ffTCwIwiD FARMS ARE OUR 'PEOPLE ESTUARIES'
N^ TOWN IS NAMED FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.

SMAa(3R0JP*TARGETS CATESi 'SMALL VOICES' WORK IN SECRET
FRED CATES' "SMALL VOICES" (CARTOON) mMM

MICHAEL KIRBY IS 'LEANING TOWARD' RUNNING AGAIN
OPPONENTS OF MAYOR TO GO PUBLIC
SMAa VOICES BOARD INCLUDES FORMERMYOR
CATES PLANS TO ATTEND OPPONENTS' MEETING
CATES ATTENDS SMALL VOICES MEETING
GROUP WANTS TOWN TO DELAY ANNEX VOTE _

SMALL VOICES QUESTIONING BOARD'S ANNEXATION VOTE
TOWN ATTORNEY WARNS OFAN^TItWCOSTS

hillsborough board annexes five properties
AanSi58 K&tention of smaj_ voices

TOWBOARD ADOPTS STAGGERED ANNEXION OTETjUL|

ANNEXATION COULD BE COSTLY FOR TOWN, GROUP SAYS

ANNEXATION WILL COST TOWN IN LONG RUN

SMALL VOICES' CODE DRAWS BIG-VOICE REPLY

AN INSULTING SITUATION

ADOPT PRINCIPLES POLICY

MALL OWNERS CONSIDER JOINING TOWN

TIGHTER RULES URGED FOR 1-85 DEVELOPMENT

A HILLSBOROUGH FABLE

^-^^L^f^^sS^SBOROUGH DYE-REMOVAL PLAN
HIL^BOROUGH PUBLIC HEARING TO FOCUS ON ZONING TO HALT STRIP
ENTRANCE RESTRICTIONS URGED

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

— DATE-

11/08/1989
12/01/1989
12/01/1989
12/02/1989
12/02/1989
12/04/1989
12/10/1989
12/13/1989
12/14/1989
12/15/1989
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1 P N M20
1

1
3
3
4
3
1
4
3
3

N M20
N M70
N M25
N M25
E
U

N M25
L

N M25
N M25

H 1 3/23/1989 C 1 N H60

S 2 7/22/1989 C 1 P N S78
H 2 12/17/1989 D 6 P N C60

H 2 3/06/1989 C 5 P N K65

H 2 5/10/1989 C 4 P N C47
H 2 5/18/1989 B 2 P N C47

H 2 10/02/1989 B 1 N S82
H 2 11/17/1989 A 1 N

CHH 1

8/29/1989 A

4 P U

H 2 11/22/1989 C

3 N

CHH 1

2/22/1989 A

1 N R63

H 2

2/23/1989 A

4 T T C50

CHH 1

2/28/1989 A

3 N R63

CHH 1

3/14/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

3/21/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

3/29/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

4/04/1989 A

1 P N H90

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

6/03/1989 A

3 P N H38

CHH 1

6/19/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

6/21/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

6/23/1989 A

3 N D38

CHH 1

6/24/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/29/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

7/04/1989 A

3 N D38

CHH 1

7/05/1989 A

3 N D38

CHH 1

7/12/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

7/14/1989 A

1 N D38

CHH 1

7/15/1989 A

1 N D38

DEVELOPMENT CHH 1

7/24/1989 A

3 N D38

CHH 1

7/27/1989 A

3 P N D38

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

GOOD AND BAD GROWTH

FREELANDS HELP TOWN

CATES MAY ASK TWO ON TREE BOARD TO RESIGN

SMALL VOICES NO THREAT

SMALL VOICES RESPONDS TO CATES' CHARGES

CATES PERSECUTES SMALL VOICES MEMBERS

SMALL VOICES CHARGES CATES WITH INTIMIDATION

A REAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST

RECONSIDER 1-85 BUFFER

FLYNT OWNER JOINS SMALL VOICES TO 'INFORM' CRITICS

A MATCH MADE IN HILLSBOROUGH

TOWN BOARD KILLS SIGN AMENDMENT

FLYNT MAY ASK TREATMENT PAYMENT

SMALL VOICES WON'T ENDORSE CANDIDATES

LETTER CALLS FLYNT BENEFIT TO TOWN

FLYNT NOT PAYING ITS FAIR SHARE, GROUP SAYS

REFRAIN FROM ENO DEBATE, CITIZENS GROUP ASKS CATES

SMALL VOICES WON'T ENDORSE CANDIDATES

HILLSBOROUGH CANDIDATES SET TO SQUARE OFF

'COCKEYED REASONING'

SIGNS SHOW PERSONAL OPINION, KYLE SAYS

JOHNSON REBUFFS CATES' STATEMENT

OFFICIALS VEXED BY SLUDGE SITES

BOARD FACTION UNGRACIOUS IN DEFEAT

JOHNSON HINTS THAT LORENZ IS BOARD PICK

SMARTPARK

RTP TO GET THE LATEST IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS

SMITH LEVEL ROAD (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

TOWN TO DEBATE CONVENIENCE STORE REZONING

CARRBORO REZONING REQUIRES 6 'YESES'

TOWN DEBATES CIRCLE K ISSUE

CARRBORO DEVELOPER FORESEES SCANT HOPE FOR CONVENIENCE STORE

RISKY BUSINESS?

SMITHSON QUARTET

SMITHSON QUARTET GIVES AUTHORITATIVE PERFORMANCE

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

SMITHSONIAN EXPEDITION SERIES: YOU WORK, YOU PAY

U.S. DEBATE ABOUT INDIAN SKELETAL REMAINS IS ISSUE OF GROWING CONCERN...

SMOKE DETECTORS

SEE ALSO FIRE PREVENTION
RECENT FIRES PROMPT CALL FOR DETECTORS
ALARMS CAN SAVE LIVES

SMOKEHOUSE JAM (BOOK)

LOYD LITTLE'S THIRD BOOK A ROLLICKING, BOURBON-CURED YARN

SMOKELESS CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO PREMIER CIGARETTES

'SMOKELESS CIGARETTES' TARGETED FOR USEFULNESS IN SMOKING 'CRACK'

PHILIP MORRIS HUSH-HUSH ON LOW-SMOKE PRODUCT

NEW RJR PRODUCT SITTING ON SHELF

RJR DROPS 'SMOKELESS' CIGARETTE

WHY THE PREMIER WENT BUST

SMOKERS' RIGHTS
SEE SMOKING

SMOKING

SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, SMOKING
SEE ALSO AIRLINES, SMOKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SMOKING
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., SMOKING

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1

— DATE-

8/02/1989

8/09/1989

8/11/1989

8/11/1989

8/12/1989

8/12/1989

8/18/1989

8/25/1989

8/29/1989

9/10/1989

9/12/1989

9/13/1989

9/14/1989

9/17/1989

9/29/1989

9/30/1989

10/18/1989

10/21/1989

10/24/1989

10/25/1989

10/31/1989

11/02/1989

11/10/1989

11/12/1989

12/07/1989

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4

4

3

4

3

4

3

4

4

1

4

3

3

1

3

3

3

1

1

1

1

3 P

1 M

A 400
A 1

L
L

N D38
L

N D38
L

N D38
L
L

N D38
E

N D38
N

N H90
N S17
N S17
N W57
N U57
N W57
L

N U57
N W57
N M20
E
N W57

H 2 12/28/1989 B 1 N K65

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

12/11/1989 A
12/12/1989 A
12/13/1989 A
12/14/1989 A
12/20/1989 A

1 M N C62
3 N C62

3 N C62
1 P N C62

4 L

H 2 4/05/1989 C 10 R L59

H 2 1/08/1989 E 8 U W6A
CHH 1 9/24/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 1/03/1989 A 1 N M70
S 2 4/25/1989 A 4 E

H 2 3/12/1989 B 1 P U N36

S

2

1/06/1989 A

3

N

H

2

1/20/1989 B

5

N

H

2

1/24/1989 A

10

N

H

2

3/01/1989 A

10

N

H

2

3/24/1989 A

4

E

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, SMOKING
ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, SMOKING

SEE

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SEE ALSO CIGARETTES

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., SWKING

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS __ ^^ nTw_

50 MILLION STILL FIND SMOKING UORTH THE COST, RISK

DESPITE AWNINGS, MANY STILL CHOOSE TO LIGHT UP

MILLIONS KICK THE HABIT, BUT ALMOST AG «*Y JOIN IN

^BIGLKAL^SKBUYK CIGARETTES, ADULTS SELL THEM-DESPITE THE LAW

N.C. TEENS SMOKE, CHEU REGARDLESS OF HAZARDS

PEER PPESSURE MAY START IT; ADDICTION WON'T LET IT STOP

cmoktWG BAN

SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN

SMOKY MOUNTAINS

SEE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS

SHUCKS«JCKER'S POLL: FAMILY VALUES IN A JAM, SAVE FOR HOLIDAYS

"SW&B. SMUGGLING _

^a^N^NcfS, mVW FACES MORE CHARGES
QNAKF HANDLING

SMKEHANDLER, HOG CALLER HEADED FOR NINTH STREET

SNAKES

SEE ALSO COPPERHEADS

SEE ALSO PYTHONS

SESNAKES ALTVe'^GETTING TO KNOW SERPENTS IN THE GRASS
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE WITH NATURE
SNAKE-KILLER IS HERO AND NOT A CRIMINAL

ArVllERNSLIPSMAUAY FROM SLITHERING BEAST; SNAKE FOUND UNDER PARKED CAR
DON'T HISS — SERPENT MAKES SUEET MUSIC ,^.^-r,

SLITHERING HOUDINIS! HOPE VALLEY CLASS CHARTS CRITTERS...

cufMj ru^n HILL

UINTER OF '89 FINALLY COMES OUT OF HIDING

WINTER OF '89 FINALLY COMES OUT OF HIDING

SNOU TELLIN' ABOUT FEBRUARY

NO MADNESS LIKE SNOU MAWESS

SNOUBALL FUN LANDS TWO MEN IN JAIL FOR NIGHT

CHAPEL HILL DIGS OUT AFTER FIRST SNOWFALL ^^^

FEBRUARY'S UINTER WONDERLAND CARRIES UITH IT HEFTY PRICE TAG

A MID-WINTER IDYLL

FILL BSiThBdOF SNCU AND RAIN HAS GIVEN... RESERVOIRS A NEW LOOK

DEEP FREEZE FOLLOWS SNOU

ONE STEP DOWN...

CHANCELLOR KEPT AUAKE BY CALLS

WINTER'S LAST STAND?

IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE...

S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

SNOU DAYS SCHEDULE

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
OLD MAN UINTER TAUNTS TRIANGLE

K^^I^i^r AFTER WINTER STORM STOPS
TROUBLE FOR SOME, FUN FOR OTHERS
SNOU PLOWS. BUNNIES

uKsTO^LEAVES CLOSINGS AND CLEANUP
S'NO FUN... 'TIS, TOO
NO CALLS, PLEASE

'SNOWING OFF'

1/02/1989

1/04/1989

1/06/1989

1/18/1989

10/29/1989

10/29/1989

10/29/1989

N
N

N
U

N
N
N

H 2 12/18/1989 B 1 P U U66

H 2 10/11/1989 C 10 N S82
S 2 6/01/1989 D 2 P F B71

CHH 1

S 2

S

H

CHH

H

S

4/28/1989 A

6/10/1989 A

6/20/1989 A

6/27/1989 B

9/18/1989 A

9/25/1989 A

10/04/1989 B

N L90
P H66
E

P H60
N H90
U W66
F 392

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/19/1989
2/19/1989
2/19/1989
2/19/1989
2/20/1989
2/20/1989
2/21/1989
2/21/1989
2/24/1989
2/24/1989
2/25/1989
2/25/1989
2/26/1989
2/27/1989
12/14/1989

1 P N R63
1 P N S17
3 P P C45
E

N R63
N S17
N L90
P L38
N L90
N L90
N L90
P L38
N

P L38
P C45

H
S

H
H
H
H
H
H
H

2/18/1989 A
2/18/1989 A
2/19/1989 A
2/19/1989 B
2/19/1989 B
2/19/1989 B
2/20/1989 A
2/20/1989 B
2/20/1989 B

N S73
N H70
N T32
P T32
P T32
P C45
N T32
P T32
P T32

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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

SUBJ

PRECIPITATION AIDS CROPS IN TRIANGLE

PRECIPITATION AIDS CROPS IN TRIANGLE

COUNTY SCHOOLS LIKELY TO REOPEN TOMORROW

SLICK BRIDGES KEEP TROOPERS ON THE HOVE

THE FUN IS OVER

WARMING TREND AIDS SNOW CLEANUP

TRAVELING SNOWMAN

BLANKET OF SNOW EXPECTED TO HELT SOON IN RAIN, WARMER TEMPERATURES

IT'S BEEN THAT KIND OF WINTER

CHEER UP, WEATHER WILL CHANGE

SNOW CLOSES SCHOOLS; 8 INCHES PREDICTED

DURHAM ROAD CREWS HAVE FIRM OPINIONS ON SNOW

HOMELESS FIND HAVEN FROM SNOW IN SHELTERS

LOOPS ON THE LOOP

SECOND WINTER STORM KILLS 2, DEVOURS SECTIONS OF BEACH

2ND SNOWSTORM BRINGS 2ND STANDSTILL! WEATHER'S WHITE COVER NOT DEJA VU

VIDEO RENTAL STORES, LIKE GROCERY, ENJOY BRISK BUSINESS FROM SNOW

PATCHES OF WHITE ISOLATION

PATCHES OF WHITE ISOLATION

WINTER'S COLDEST DAY HITS THE TRIANGLE

GLISTENING GEOMETRY

SEES SHADOW, SAYS SNO' LONG

JERRY GENTRY/PARDON ME, CRITICS, BUT I THINK IT'S DANDY

AIRLINES USE OWN CRITERIA FOR CANCELING FLIGHTS

WEATHER DELAYS SCHOOL OPENINGS

THE WAY WE WERE...

WINTER REMINDER

OH, NO, NOT IN SPRINGTIME

DURHAM'S CRAZY WEATHER CONTINUES

MOTHER NATURE PUTS WHITE ICING ON SPRING FLOWERS

APRIL SNOW SHOWERS KILL MAY FLOWERS?

SOUTH AGAIN?

FREEZING RAIN, SLEET, MAYBE SNOW ON TAP

MORNING SNOW DUSTS TRIANGLE

MORNING SNOW DUSTS TRIANGLE

HURRY IN A FLURRY

WINTER GETS 2ND WIND, BLASTS DURHAM; MORE SNOW ON WAY

SNOWMOBILES

SNOW AND HISTORY

SNOW-COVERED ROOF

SNOW, ICE LIKELY TO BLANKET DURHAM

SNOW WARNINGS SWAMPS GROCERY STORES

SNOW, N.C.

SEE ALSO WEATHER N C
SNOW PLOWS, SALT SPREADERS ARE READY FOR WINTER'S WORST
STORM BRINGS SNOW TO N.C. MOUNTAINS
FLEETING SLEET FORECAST STIRS CITY STREET CREWS
SNOW MAY BE BLESSING FOR FARMERS
ICY ROADS CAUSE CHATHAM FATALITY

SECOND WINTER STORM KILLS 2, DEVOURS SECTIONS OF BEACH
DODGING BAD WEATHER OF NORTHERN U.S., AFRICAN JOURNALISTS SNOWBOUND...
POLAR AIR SET TO NESTLE IN TRIANGLE FOR EXTRA-COLD MONTH OF DECEMBER
DURHAM CHILLS TO RECORD LOW/SNOW BLANKETS N.C, COAST
COASTAL COMMUNITIES IN N.C. BEGIN DIGGING OUT OF SNOW
WINTER WOES
WINTER WOES

SNOW, N.C, COSTS

FEBRUARY'S WINTER WONDERLAND CARRIES WITH IT HEFTY PRICE TAG

SNOW BUILDING

LAST OF ELEVATOR OPERATORS A BONUS WITH PURCHASE OF SNOW BUILDING
AFTER 50 YEARS, ARCHITECT PYNE LEAVES FIVE POINTS
BUILDING ENCROACHMENT

SNOW CAMP, N.C.

PROPOSED LANDFILL SITES DRAW ANGRY PROTESTS IN SNOW CAMP
FOURTH OF JULY; SUMMER CELEBRATION SET AT SNOW CAMP

SNOW PLOWS

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N

E

E

L Y

P

D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S

2

2/20/1989 A

1 P N H65

S

2

2/20/1989 A

1 P N M06

S

2

2/20/1989 A

1 N S92

S

2

2/20/1989 C

1 N B53

S

2

2/20/1989 C

1 P P T32

S

2

2/20/1989 C

1 N

H

2

2/21/1989 B

1 P P M66

H

2

2/21/1989 B

1 N

S

2

2/21/1989 B

1 P P K30

H

2

2/23/1989 A

4 E

S

2

2/23/1989 A

1 P N M66

H

2

2/24/1989 A

1 PN A54

S

2

2/24/1989 A

1 P N

S

2

2/24/1989 C

1 P P T37

H

2

2/25/1989 A

1 P N L38

H

2

2/25/1989 C

1 P N H60

H

2

2/25/1989 C

1 P N C60

H

2

2/25/1989 C

4 P P T37

H

2

2/25/1989 C

4 P P L38

5

2

2/25/1989 A

1 P N M06

S

2

2/25/1989 C

1 P P T37

H

2

2/26/1989 B

4 P P C45

H

2

2/28/1989 A

4 U G33

H

2

3/01/1989 C

1 N P41

S

2

3/22/1989 A

1 P N M06

S

2

3/22/1989 C

1 P P T37

H

2

3/23/1989 C

1 P P M66

H

2

3/23/1989 C

3 P P M66

S

2

4/08/1989 A

1 P N A76

S

2

4/11/1989 A

1 P N M66

H

2

4/12/1989 C

1 P P M66

S

2

4/12/1989 C

1 P P M66

S

2 12/07/1989 A

1 N H65

S

2 12/13/1989 A

1 P N B53

S

2 12/13/1989 A

1 P N B85

S

2 12/13/1989 B

1 P P M66

H

2 12/14/1989 A

1 P N

H

2 12/14/1989 B

1 P P M66

H

1

12/14/1989 B

1 P P M66

H

1

12/14/1989 B

2 P P M66

S

2 12/18/1989 A

1 P N E33

H

2 12/19/1989 C

1 N S69

H

2

1/09/1989 B

5 N

H

2

1/10/1989 B

2 N

S

2

1/10/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

2/24/1989 A

3 N M25

S

2

2/24/1989 A

1 N H70

H

2

2/25/1989 A

1 P N L38

H

2

2/25/1989 C

1 P N

H

2 12/15/1989 A

1 N H60

S

2 12/23/1989 A

1 N C61

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

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

1 P N L90

H

2

2/12/1989 B

1 U N36

H

2

6/06/1989 B

1 P U W15

H

2 10/14/1989 B

6 P P T37

H

1

5/17/1989 C

1 N T35

H

1

6/30/1989 C

1 N H60

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

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sScVfcE EffiYTO BLANKET BURHM

ICY WEATHER DEPLETES PUBLIC WORKS BUDGETS

SN0WBs1cuW FUN LANDS TWO MEN IN JAIL FOR NIGHT
BURLINGTON BOY SHOT AFTER SNOWBALL TOSS
U«WDED BOY IN FAIR CONDITION
HUE UVIMB 'fMEOWSES IN SNOWBALL INCIDENT
BURLINGTON YOUTH'S STORYOF SHOOTING FOUND TO BE FALSE

cfiAP nPFRAS

SEE ALSO ONE LIFE TO LIVE (SOAP OPERA)
SEE ALSO TELEVISION ^^^

fflCSM?™ ^MKlSwFIMI LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
VRFNFRAL COLLEGE' GfJKNATIONALi NATIONAL COLLEGE TELEVISION ADDS UNC...
TU^^NEXi^icK FOLLOWS CRUSADES OF -GENERAL COLLEGE'...

SOBER RIDE „

SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING tmfr^

DURHAH BARS OFFERING RIDES FOR DRINKERS

S 2 11/21/1989 C 1 P P T37
S 2 12/18/1989 A 1 P N E33
CHH 1 12/21/1989 A 3 P N C62

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2

2/20/1989 A
2/20/1989 A
2/21/1989 B
2/21/1989 A
2/24/1989 A

H

H

CHH
CHH

1/05/1989

1/26/1989

2/04/1989

10/08/1989

N R63

N

N

N

N

E

N T33
N
' N

S 2 3/11/1989 A 1 N H65

^EE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA YOUTHSOCttR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER

SEE ALSO DUKE SOCCER CAMP ^

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER (MEN)
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., SOCCER
SEE ALSO DURHAM YOUTH SOCCER CAMP

SEE ALSO P^TEAMS^SKCER (BOYS AND GIRLS) (SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGS)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OFnIc^CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, SOCCER (MEN)
SEE ALSO WORLD CUP SOCCER

SOCCER REMAINS RECREATIONAL _

DURHAM MAY LURE 2 OLYMPIC CAMPS

CWPEL^HILU WnHKNEWSCOACH, FAVORED TO WIN PAC-6 TITLE
FATHERHOOD; TOP 20NEU EXPERIENCE FOR UNC'S BOLOUICH/SOCCER
POEM INSPIRED HADGES TO TRY COMEBACK/SOCCER
MISSIMO ABOUT TO BOOT HIS WAY TO TAR HEEL RECORD

BuFdEVIL WOMEN ANXIOUS FOR SHOT AT TOP-RANKED UNC/SOCCER

tSdEFBSETHELPS DURHAM ACADEMY BUILD WINNING MAR10J0CCER
tt^BATTLES UNCTWITH NCAA TOURNAMENT BIDUP FOR GRABS/SOCCER
KNIGHTS' COUAN STARS IN DIFFERENT ROLE/SOCCER
SiW SENDS SUPER SETTING FOR SOCCER SEASON IN DURHAM

Tr^M Rhn KEEP OUT OF CONFERENCE CELL*

WAKE FOREST NO LONGER ACC DOORMAT

HESSE, KNIGHTS FOCUS ON AWIN

UNICORNS ANTICIPATE BIG BREAKTHROUGH r^mm „™-A„

INJURIES BEDEVIL DUKE; UNC WOMEN SEEK TO EXTEND STREAK

SHAIttS, BOMBERS COMPETE FOR SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP

SOCCER/UNCG SHOOTS FOR FINAL FOUR

SOCCER TOURNEY TITLE GOES TO U.S.A.

CARIBBEAN, SOCCER TEAM OF '80'S „_ATm

DORRANCE! '89 SQUAD BEGAN AS WORLD-BEATER

SHARKS SLIP PAST BOMBERS

FROSTBITE SOCCER STARTS

H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
S

4/19/1989 A
6/27/1989 A
7/13/1989 C
8/20/1989 B
8/27/1989 B
9/03/1989 B
9/10/1989
9/16/1989
9/17/1989
9/24/1989
10/01/1989
10/08/1989
10/15/1989 _
10/17/1989 B
10/17/1989 B
10/22/1989 C
10/29/1989 C
11/05/1989 C
11/12/1989 B
11/12/1989 C
11/14/1989 D
11/19/1989 C
11/21/1989
11/21/1989
11/26/1989
11/28/1989
11/28/1989

E

N C61
P S73
N F95
N F95
N F95
N F95
P R56
N F95
N F95
N F95
N F95
N F95
N A76
N A76
U F95
U F95
N F95
N F95
N F95
N A76
U F95
N A76
N A76
U F95
N
N M06

SOCIAL SECURITY

COMPUTER NOT AT FAULT
CHANGE SOCIAL SECURITY LAW
DON'T RAISE SOCIAL SECURITY

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
ADMINISTRATION PLAGUED AGAIN

SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES

S 2 7/22/1989 A 4 E
H 2 9/24/1989 D 4 E
H 2 12/26/1989 A 4 E

H 2 7/26/1989 A 4 E

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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
IRS PROBES CONSTRUCTION IN TRIANGLE
PRESIDENT GROWS UEARY OF 'NO NEU TAXES' JOKE

SOCIAL SERVICES, N.C.

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
N.C. CHILD ADVOCATES PLANNING TO LOBBY

SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE ANACHRONISM
SEE ALSO GAMES
CHAPEL HILL'S MEDIEVAL GROUP FIGHTS FOR FUN

SOCIETY FOR PERFORMANCE ON ORIGINAL INSTRUMENTS (NOW "ENSEMBLE COURANT")
PERFORMANCE SOCIETY TO OPEN SPRING SEASON ^^

SUPERB ENSEMBLE PLAYING GIVES FRESHNESS TO MUSIC
NEW YEAR BEGINS WITH TWO DIVERSE, HIGH-QUALITY CONCERTS

SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION & ENCOURAGEMENT OF BARBERSHOP QUARTET SINGING
HILLTOP S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. WANTS HARMONIZERS

SOUTHERN GRANVILLE GREENHOUSES
SEE ALSO HYDROPONICS
TOBACCO FARMERS TRY HYDROPONIC TOMATOES

SODIUM HYDROXIDE

CHEMICAL SPILLS AT PITTSBORO WATER PLANT

STATE OFFICIALS PLEASED WITH CHEMICAL SPILL CLEANUP

SODOMY

FORMER AIDE FOR HELMS, EAST FACES KIDNAPPING, SODOMY CHARGES

SOR DRINKS

SEE ALSO VENDING MACHINES
TEEN'S SURVEY SPARKS COLA BATTLE AT WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
SUMMER SIPPERS

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S 2 5/15/1989 A 1 N M06
S 2 7/19/1989 A 4 E

H 2 4/21/1989 A 8 N

SOCIAL WORKERS

CHANGES IN MEDICINE MEAN EXPANDED JOBS FOR SOCIAL WORKERS S

PIZZA 'NOID' SERVES CONGRATULATIONS FOR PUPILS WITH SHINING ATTENDANCE S

COUNTY HONORS SOCIAL WORKER CHH

SOCIALIZED MEDICINE

SEE ALSO AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
CUTTHROAT BUSINESS PRACTICES HAVE NO PLACE IN MEDICINE

2 4/07/1989 C
2 6/03/1989 B
1 12/07/1989 A

1 N

1 P N S92
3 N

CHH 1 12/18/1989 A 4 P J

CHH 1 2/26/1989 A 3 P N C62

CHH

H

S

1 1/10/1989 A

2 1/15/1989 B
2 1/19/1989 D

5 P N
7 R L59
3 R C58

H 2 9/04/1989 A 6 U W66

H 1 4/21/1989 C 1 P N T33

CHH 1
CHH 1

8/12/1989 A
8/15/1989 A

1 N M25
1 N M25

H 2 6/19/1989 B 2 N

2/24/1989 A
8/09/1989 B

1 N J40
1 P F Zll

SOFTBALL

SEE ALSO BEEP BALL

SEE ALSO BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SOFTBALL TEAMS

SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD-SUN, SOFTBALL TEAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., SOFTBALL

SEE ALSO DURHAM YOUTH SOFTBALL LEAGUE

^iffiraif sBst sagirls) (see *■ «" school,s ^^2

ASA APPOINTS NEW DEPUTY COMMISSIONER S 2

OAK GROVE HOSTS GIRLS' SOFTBALL I 2

HOLT GOLDEN GIRLS c 2

WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS 2 2

COMBS CARDINALS COMPILE QUITE AN IMPRESSIVE SEASON S 2

»HM CLUB' LOOKS FOR SPONSORSHIP TO COMPETE FOR U.S. TITLE S 2

HERALD-SUN SOFTBALL HAS PERFECT RECORD S 2

HOLTON 1/2 OWNER OF SOFTBALL TITLE § 2

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

SEE ALSO EROSI* ^ A"D UA7ER CONSERVATI0N DISTRICT
SEEALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
OFFICE OFFERS FARMERS HELP ON EROSION LAW

SOIL EROSION

2/28/1989 D
3/21/1989 D
7/11/1989 D
7/25/1989 D
8/15/1989 D
9/05/1989 B
9/12/1989 B
10/03/1989 D
11/21/1989 D

N A76
N A76
N

P C45
P K30
N A76
N M06
N
N A76

S 2 1/21/1989 C 1 N H65

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SEE SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY

SOISEEEALSO SEPTIC TANKS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, N.C. __
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, ORANGE COUNTY _ tt^
PETROLEUM TANKS MAY BE UNDER JAZZ INSTITUTE SITE

S^AALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SUNBEAM POWER KEEPS SOLAR CAR ROLLING

SOLAR ENERGY ^^

SES^ENER^Y^IATION ASKS LEGISLATURE TO KEEP TAX CUTS
SOLAR ENERGY BECOMES COST-EFFECJIVE
NEU SfJLAR TECHNOLOGY IS BEING DEVELOPED
USE OF WOOD FOR FUEL DOWN IN STATE

SOLAR FLARE

HEAVENLY INTERRUPTIONS COMING

Sfll TD UASTE

SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES, ALTERNATIVES

SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, N.C.

SEE ALSO LANDFILLS, N.C.

SEE ALSO REGIONAL SOLID WASTE TASK FORCE

SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO SLUDGE

SEE ALSO UASTE DISPOSAL _,

SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

^^l^^S^T^^S STUDY « OPTIONS FOR WASTE DISPOSAL
FIRM STUDYING UASTE DISPOSAL IN SIX COUNTIES
COUNCIL PANEL HEARS PLAN FOR SOLID UASTE FUNDS
BILL WOULD PROVIDE SOLID-WASTE LOANS
PANEL TRIES TO SALVAGE PART V^WmJZnU.
SERIOUS UASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN PROPOSED JNJJ^r
BILL CALLS FOR VOTE ON HIGHER TOBACCO PROMOTION FEE
COMPOST FIRM HAY ATTACK UASTE PROBLEM
CONFERENCE TO COST TAXPAYERS $5,000 PLUS
A HOPEFUL, 'ROTTING' IDEA
WASTE WOES REQUIRE INNOVATION
BUILDING OUR COFFINS OUT OF PLASTIC

LffitMSffiS WcSated DRUGS

VWMBIKJBiMTnfrmm TRASH DISPOSAL

COST OF GARBAGE DISPOSAL TO RISE

STUDY TO CONSIDER REDUCING AREA'S GARBAGE GLUT

GRAWILLE OFFICIALS TO TOUR INCINERATOR IN GALAX, VA.

SOLIDARITY „

SEE POLAND, DISSIDENTS

SOLSTICE

THE CLOUD-COVERED LONGEST DAY

CELEBRATING THE LIGHT/SOLSTICE EXTRAVAGANZA

S^OMO^HILL£SWWS NEU ABSTRACTS BY EDITH LONDON
GALLERY MOVING TO CHAPEL HILL
COMMERCIAL VS. MESSAGE ART
ROOMS WITH A VIEW

SONGWRITERS

SEE ALSO COMPOSERS

SEDURHAM sSlTER EXPECTING ANOTHER NO. 1 COUNTRY HIT

H 2 1/20/1989 A 1 N S69

S 2 8/03/1989 C 1 P N TT7

H 1 3/15/1989 C 3 N „

S 2 5/06/1989 A 5 U H05

S 2 8/19/1989 A 5 U H05

H 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 3/18/1989 A 4 E

H

1

H

1

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
H

2
2
CHH 1

CHH
S

CHH 1

2/02/1989
2/11/1989
3/24/1989
3/24/1989
6/10/1989
6/12/1989
6/14/1989
7/20/1989
7/20/1989
7/24/1989
7/29/1989
8/04/1989
8/10/1989
8/12/1989
8/13/1989
8/13/1989
9/19/1989
10/17/1989

H 1 11/02/1989 B

1
1
1
1

14
5
9
1
1
4
4
4
1
8
1
1
5
1
1

N H60
N H60
N S69
N H70
N

J Oil
N

N M20
N M20
E
E
E

N N36
N

N M20
N M20
J Oil
N M70
N T33

2 6/20/1989 A
2 12/08/1989 D

4 E
4 P F

B71

H 2 5/21/1989 E 9 P N U66

S 2 8/16/1989 BIN

H 2 9/10/1989 E 10 P R G68

H 2 10/01/1989 E 1 P F M60

H 2 5/08/1989 A 6 U U66

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THE SORCERER (PLAY)

THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC; DURHAM SAVOYARDS EXPLORE LOVE...
THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC; SAVOYARDS UNDER SORCERER'S SPELL
THE SAVOYARDS CAST OUN SPELL WITH 'SORCERER'
DURHAM SAVOYARDS' 'SORCERER' IS MAGIC GiS SHOW

SOUL CITY, N.C.

SOUL CITY PROJECT MAY ADD 1,300 JOBS
A BLOOM IN SOUL CITY

SOUNDINGS (RADIO SHOW)

WAYNE POND A DISC JOCKEY AT HOME WITH ESOTERIC TOPICS
AUTHOR, EX-RESIDENT EVANS FEATURED ON RADIO SHOW 'SOUNDINGS'

SOUP

SEE ALSO FOOD
WARMING THE PALATE
WHEN THE HEAT IS ON... COOL SOUPS

THE SOUTH

SEE ALSO ECONOMY, SUNBELT

SEE ALSO ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SOUTHERN CULTURE
CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS GRAPPLE WITH ILLITERACY
SOUTH FEELING EFFECT OF RAPID GROWTH

GROUP SOUNDS NOTE OF CONCERN FOR NON-MAINSTREAM MUSIC STRUGGLES
PORTRAITS OF A SOUTHERN PAST
HOMER'S ART DOCUMENTS BLACKS AT A CROSSROADS
SOUTHERN LITERATURE QUALITIES HARD TO PINPOINT, PANEL FINDS
NOT ALL OF US GO BAREFOOT AND SO WHAT IF WE DID?
SOUTH BEHIND OTHER REGIONS IN CONSERVING NATURAL RESOURCES
PLAN AIMED AT MAKING SCIENCE SYNONYMOUS WITH THE SOUTH
SOUTHERN ^CULTURE/BARBECUE, MOONSHINE AND ROBERT E. LEE
RECORDINGS CHRONICLE SOUTHERN TRADITIONS

SOUTH AFRICA

SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIES)

SEE ALSO APARTHEID

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, SOUTH AFRICA ISSUES

SEE ALSO SOUTHERN AFRICA MEDICAL AID PROJECT

SEE ALSO SOWETO
KKR PLANNING DIVESTMENT OF RJR'S SOUTH AFRICAN HOLDINGS
SJlWOSIUM SET ON SIX-YEAR STUDY OF SOUTH AFRICAN POVERTY
PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW BLACK WAY OF LIFE IN S, AFRICA
g^RESIDENT OF NIGERIA CALLS FOR UPROOTING SOUTH AFRICAN SYSTEM
FROM SOUTH AFRICA TO BOSTON, DOCTOR RETRACES WORK WITH POOR
EMOTIONAL HONESTY A HALLMARK OF DUKE DOCTOR, AUTHOR
BOOK RECALLS MEDICAL PRACTICE IN RURAL AFRICA
LONELY VIGIL

APARTHEID FOES USE RIOT CAR TO SPUR SUPPORT FOR CAUSE
APARTHEID SYMBOL
APARTHEID LOSES A HARD-LINER
LEADERSHIP ONLY CHANGE SO FAR IN SOUTH AFRICA
THE RIGHT STEP

SOUTH ALSTON AVE.

WAREHOUSE PRICE SAID $17 MILLION

SOUTH AMERICA

SOUTH AMERICAN EXECUTIVES OFFER INFLATION-SURVIVAL TIPS
SOUTH AMERICAN DANCE CO. PERFORMS TONIGHT

SOUTH BOSTON SPEEDWAY

SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
HOUSTON 'DEAD ON' AFTER NEAR MISS

S.C.

SEE ALSO CHARLESTON, S.C.
SEE ALSO HILTON HEAD, S.C.
HACKNEY PRAISED FOR HOOP SKILLS

2 4/28/1989 D

2 4/28/1989 D

2 5/02/1989 C

2 5/04/1989 D

S 2 2/14/1989 A
H 2 2/17/1989 A

H 2 3/27/1989 B
H 2 12/01/1989 C

1/25/1989 B
6/07/1989 B

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

4/08/1989
4/09/1989
4/09/1989
5/28/1989
5/28/1989
6/16/1989
6/23/1989
7/05/1989 B
7/13/1989 A
8/14/1989 A
12/15/1989 A

H

H

H

H

H

S

S

CHH

H

S

H

S

H

1/21/1989 A
2/09/1989 C
2/12/1989 B
2/17/1989 C
3/10/1989
4/12/1989
5/26/1989
6/01/1989
7/22/1989
7/22/1989
8/18/1989
8/18/1989
12/30/1989

1 P P C45

8 P F Zll
3 P R M31

9 R M57

1 M N M06
4 E

5 P N K65
3 N K65

1 P F Zll
1 D F S56

1 P N L90
3 P N M20
N H90
F G68
F W66
N C62
J

N K65
N K65
F M70
N

N

N D80
N B80
N N36
N D80
N

F G59
P L38
N S22
P S76
E
E
E

S 2 10/26/1989 C 1 M N C61

H 2 4/02/1989 D
S 2 6/26/1989 C

6 N
1 P N T77

H 2 7/16/1989 C 8 N M64

CHH 1 4/22/1989 A 3 N

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SUBJECTS

'WAITING FOR A VISION'

S.C., HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT

SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. HASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
HACKNEY U&SMARTIN'S ACTION ON WASTE .ISSUE

neighbor prods state toward uaste solution
Legislators keep hazardous waste bill on fast track

DUKESCIENTIST DISCUSSES RADIOACTIVE-UASTE STORAGE
COMMITTEE APPROVES HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL
UNC PONDERS TRANSPORTING WASTE TOSX.
HAZARDOUS WASTE PLANT BILL IS ENACTED BY SENATE
STATE WASTE SITE ESSENTIAL

SOUTH COLUMBIA ST. (CHAPEL HILL, NX.)
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, STREETS
SEE ALSO COLUMBIA STREET (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER SOUTH CAROLINA WIDENING
IN THIS CASE, CHEAPER IS BETTER

SOUTH DURHAM YOUTH LEAGUE ___„. lllL1,m,

^SOU^dS S^RlTfS IS (CORRECTION PRINTED 1-4-89)
SOUTH DURHAM ANNOUNCES ITS TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
S. DURHAM GIRLS' HOOPS POPULAR

SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

AWARD-WINNING CHEERLEADERS AT WORK
HE'S A WINNER IN CLASSROOM

SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
WARRIORS OVERPOWER S. GRANVILLE

SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL

SOMHERS INHERITS 0-10 TEAM

S. GRANVILLE FACES REBUILDING CHORE _ T„
HEDGEPETH OUTSTANDING IN LOSS/PREP CHECKLIST
HEDGEPETH BLOSSOMS FOR VIKINGS
VIKINGS FALL TO RAVENSCROFT
WARREN COUNTY 29, SOUTH GRANVILLE 6

SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, KFTBALL

I: SKI KT&K fSg ^nm*
m HU HMWUfla

SOUTH KOREA

err aj en KOREA
BUNDLES OF JOY FROM FOREIGN LANDS

SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS n

VtJKKBFbMmn LOCAL CANDIDATES

SOUTH ORANGE RESCUE SQUAD

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE SQUAD

^SCUERSVOICE CONCERNS OVER AMBULANCE CHARGE
POSSIBLE AMBULANCE FEE DRAWS CRITICISM „„«„

RFSCUEVajJNTEERS PROTEST FEE AT COUNTY BOARD MEETING
RESCUE VOLUNTEERS FEAR COMMISSIONERS HAVE MINDS MADE UP
VICTIMS BAIJ<ATAMBULANCE RIDE, FEE, EMERGENCY UORKERS SAY
ALDERMEN OPPOSE COUNTY EMS FEE

M^Ts^STmEmIrS^STfFER ON NON-EMERGENCY FEES

ggn he at ssaras ^ m«

ORANGE RESCUE OPEN HOUSE TODAY

SOUTH ORANGE RESCUE SHOWS OFF EXPANSION

SOUTH SQUARE CORPORATE CENTER

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CHH

S

H

H

H

CHH

H

S

3/04/1989
3/11/1989
3/14/1989
4/07/1989
5/17/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
6/01/1989

CHH 1 12/18/1989 A 1
CHH 1 12/19/1989 A 4

N M25
E
N

N A54
N

N L90
H
E

N M70
E

S 2 1/03/1989 B 6 P N A76
S 2 4/04/1989 D 4 P P K30
S 2 11/14/1989 D 5 P N M06

H
H

2 8/19/1989 B
2 12/16/1989 B

1 P U T44
1 P P L38

S 2 12/02/1989 C 3 P N A76

S

S

s
s

H
H

8/12/1989 B
8/23/1989 D
9/12/1989 B
9/13/1989 D
9/16/1989 D
11/04/1989 D

3
10
2
3
3
3

N P52
N A76
U P52

N P52
N W55
N W55

H 2 6/02/1989 B

H 2 6/09/1989 B

H 2 6/11/1989 C

S 2 8/15/1989 D

1 N M64
1 N V05
1 N V05
4 P N A76

H 2 2/03/1989 A 8 P N Zll

CHH 1 11/04/1989 A 1 N M70

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

5/20/1989 A
5/26/1989 A
5/31/1989 A
6/10/1989 A
6/14/1989 A
6/14/1989 A
6/15/1989 A
6/21/1989 A
7/03/1989 A
9/23/1989 A
12/02/1989 A
12/03/1989 A

N M20
N S17
N M20
N M20
N M20
N C62
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N
N M70

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SUBJECTS

SOUTH SQUARE II

SOUTH SQUARE HALL

HOWARD PERRY AND WALSTON MOVES TO SOUTH SQUARE
BELK FINISHES $5 MILLION REMODELING
BELK'S CELEBRATING RENOVATION

SOPHISTICATED SHOPPING FOR ENTIRE FAMILY (SPECIAL SECTION)
C SPAN

PETER RABBIT'S FANTASYLAND
SOUTH SQUARE HOSTS PRESCHOOL ART SHOW
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN; SOUTH SQUARE (AD)
SHOPLIFTING/DURHAM'S FASTEST-GROWING CRIME UP 39.4X IN 5 YEARS
HELLO, MISS USA
SANTA'S HOUSE/CENTER COURT AT SOUTH SQUARE MALL

SOUTH SQUARE MOTORS

SOUTH SQUARE MOTORS (AD)
MUSICAL GIFT ON FATHER'S DAY/TUESDAY TALK
BRADLEY, GOALBY AMONG CELEBRITIES AT FUND-RAISER
A LITTLE SHAGGING AND A LOT OF GOLF/TUESDAY TALK

SOUTH SQUARE OPTIMIST CLUB
NEW CLUB

SOUTH SQUARE PLAZA
NEW RETAIL CENTER

SOUTHCHEM INC.
IMPASSE
SOUTHCHEM LANDFILL

HAZARDOUS'

SOUTHEAST COMPACT COMMISSION

SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE WASTE

FORUM TO ADDRESS WASTE DUMP SITE

LEGISLATOR 6? TO VIRGINIA TO DISCUSS HAZARDOUS WASTE REGIONAL COMPACT

LEGISLATORS WANT NEXT HOST STATE NAMED BEFORE '93

WASTE DISPOSAL LAW DISPUTED

UTILITIES MAY HAVE LOBBIED FOR COMPACT, HACKNEY SAYS

HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE ECONOMIC NECESSITY

N.C.CAN HANDLE HAZARDOUS WASTE, STATE OFFICIALS TELL EPA

MAVRETIC OUSTS MILLER FROM ASSEMBLY PANEL

MAVRETIC SOWING SEEDS OF HIS OWN DOWNFALL

7 MEETINGS WILL BRIEF LEGISLATORS ON WASTE PLAN

THOMANN APPOINTED TO COMPACT GROUP

AREA LEGISLATORS HAVE QUESTIONS ON PACT

CHATHAM REQUESTS LEGISLATORS TO DELAY WASTE SITE CHOICE

WASTE AGREEMENT CRITICS TAKE AIM AS PANELS MEET

HAZARDOUS WASTE PACT PUTS TAXPAYERS AT RISK

WASTE PACT DOESN'T SOLVE PROBLEM, BUT IT DOES BUY STATE SOME TIME

SOUTHEAST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

COUNTY EAGERLY IMPROVES PRIMITIVE RURAL SCHOOLS

SOUTHEAST REGIONAL COMPACT

SEE SOUTHEAST COMPACT COMMISSION

SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

SEMINARY TRUSTEES CRITICIZE SOME REMARKS
SEMINARY GIVEN SIX MONTHS TO SET 'HOUSE IN ORDER'
INERRANTIST REPORTED CHOSEN FOR SEMINARY POST
SOUTHEASTERN FACULTY LETTER PROTESTS NOMINEE FOR DEAN
SEMINARY FACULTY REMAINS OPPOSED TO MAN NOMINATED AS DEAN
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY TO CONSIDER SEMINARY
SEMINARY PRESIDENT PREDICTS ENROLLMENT INCREASE

SOUTHEASTERN CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
GOLF, BRITS, KIDS ON SECCA'S BILL
SEN. HELMS AND THE JERKS
PUBLIC'S ATTITUDES, TASTE IGNORED

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H 2 8/06/1989 F 1 P P T37

H
H
S
H
S
S
S
S
S
H
S

1/25/1989
2/24/1989
2/24/1989
2/26/1989
3/03/1989
3/23/1989
4/04/1989 B
4/19/1989 G
7/27/1989 A
8/21/1989 B
11/25/1989 A

5

2

3

1

1

7

1

4

1 P

1 P

5P

N R80
N S76
N H65
F

P T32
P S76
P T37
A

N T77
P K30
P M66

S 2 4/19/1989 H 6 D A

H 2 6/27/1989 A 6 P U W15

H 2 7/09/1989 C 5 P N C49

H 2 7/18/1989 A 6 U W15

S 2 6/07/1989 A 18 P P S73

H 2 4/09/1989 F 1 D N

S 2 4/24/1989 A

6 P P T37

H 2 5/25/1989 A

1 M N C47

CHH 1 1/18/1989 A

3 P N M20

H 2 3/16/1989 B

3 N

H 2 6/30/1989 A

10 N

CHH 1 8/30/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1 9/21/1989 A

3 P N M25

S 2 10/11/1989 A

4 E

H 2 10/18/1989 A

1 N L40

S 2 10/24/1989 A

1 H B58

S 2 10/25/1989 A

4 E

H 2 11/28/1989 B

1 N L40

CHH 1 11/29/1989 A

3 N

H 2 12/01/1989 C

9 N L40

CHH 1 12/05/1989 A

1 P N M25

H 2 12/07/1989 A

1 N L40

S 2 12/09/1989 A

4 E

H 2 12/17/1989 D

5 U L40

S 2 4/19/1989 G 10 P F S92

H

2

1/06/1989 A

8

N

H

2

1/15/1989 B

8

N

H

2

1/21/1989 A

12

N

S

2

1/28/1989 A

3

N

H

2

1/29/1989 B

5

N

S

2

2/04/1989 C

1

N M06

H

2

3/14/1989 A

1

N

H 2 1/13/1989 D 19 P F
H 2 5/31/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/24/1989 A 4 E

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Y SUBJECTS

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CONGRESS SHOULDN'T BE ART CRITIC FOR NATION
BRITISH SHOW MARKS SECCA (SOUTH
NO EFFORT ORGANIZED YET TO OPPOSE HELMS' ART BILL
MARSICANOt 'PEER-REVIEW' MAY NEED REVAMPING

SOUTHERN AFRICA MEDICAL AID PROJECT
SEE ALSO BLACKS, HEALTH CARE

S^SMSWd TO S. AFRICA REFUGEES

am9£fS%JSS^hB FOR SOUTHERN ^AMANCE HIGH

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS

INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES INCREASE SUGGESTED AT DUKE

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
ccr 61 on R^TTSTS
BAFTTSTSAT ODDS ON REFUSAL TO RUN EVANGELIST'S AD

SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, DURHAM

^OttPEL JmiMTCCf "FIRST SAMPLING OF PHONING EXTRAS
TRIANGLE CALL OPTIONS EXFLAINED __

gffifegRSfATtr ^MsTfIgHT OVER PHONE LEGISLATION
GTE, SOUTHERN BELL OFFER LOWER TRIANGLE RATES
SERVICES CATCHING ON, COMPANY SAYS

SOUTHERN BOUNDARIES PARK

1ST PARK TO GET RECYCLING BINS

SOUTHERN COMMUNITY PARK (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PARKS
PARK RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT

'GATOR TAIL

SOUTHERN COOKING

^OjHlANwic* HOME TO 'NEW SOUTHERN COOKING'
NOTHING BETTER'N FLORIDA'S CAROLINA POMPANO, DEEP+RIED

SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKET
SEE FURNITURE MARKET

SOUTH BEHIND OTHER REGIONS IN CONSERVING NATURAL RESOURCES
PLAN AIMED AT MAKING SCIENCE SYNONYMOUS WITH THE SOUTH
NEU SOUTH IS STILL A GOOD GOAL

S0UT>&W^Te1TU EXTENSION ™ COLE Tn „ TT ^
SUPPORTERS OF LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL HOPE TO KEEP IT OPEN
SOUTHERN WINS QUIZ BOWL
RESTRAIN YOURSELF

gW^fiffi ^^R E»LL FIELD AT SOUTHERN

tarm sunm. of guys.

SOUTHERNDHIGH SEEKS^-ROVED IMAGE (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-5-89)

CORRECTION _

SOUTHERN CHEERLEADERS ATTEND CAMP _ M__

SAT S^SDIPATJORDAN; OFFICIALS SAY SYSTEM RISES

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION

COUNTY SENIORS GRADUATE TONIGHT „ „„, ,
BIG DAY ARRIVES FOR SENIORS/ 'NOW IT'S CUR TURN, '

S I T

E ELY

D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

2 8/01/1989 A

2 8/13/1989 E

2 8/19/1989 A

2 8/19/1989 A

4 E

8 P R 668

1 N M06

1 P N M06

H 2 6/11/1989 B 11 P N Bll

H 1 9/01/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 2/26/1989 B 1 N N36

H 2 1/11/1989 A 6 N

CHH 1 1/09/1989 A 3 N L90

CHH 1 3/22/1989 A 3 N C62

CHH 1 3/23/1989 A 3 N

H 2 3/26/1989 B 12 N

S 2 3/27/1989 A 1 N H65

CHH 1 4/04/1989 A 3 N

S 2 9/23/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1 9/27/1989 A 3 N

S 2 5/24/1989 C 1 P F 327
CHH 1 8/27/1989 A 3 U

SAYS EXCITED GRAD

H

2

2/28/1989 C

1 N K65

H

2

4/02/1989 D

6 M N K65

H

2

7/05/1989 B

7 N K65

H

2

7/13/1989 A

9 N K65

H

2

7/14/1989 A

4 E

H

2

1/20/1989 C

1 P N J40

s

2

1/20/1989 C

1 N S92

H

2

2/05/1989 B

3 P P T32

s

2

2/24/1989 A

6 P P T37

H

2

3/04/1989 B

1 P P T37

H

2

4/05/1989 C

3 N

s

2

4/14/1989 C

1 N B53

s

2

5/20/1989 B

1 P N S92

s

2

7/07/1989 C

1 N S92

s

2

8/04/1989 A

1 N S92

s

2

8/05/1989 A

2 N

s

2

8/08/1989 B

6 P N S76

S

2

9/30/1989 A

1 N S92

s

2

6/15/1989 C

1 P N

H

2

6/16/1989 C

1 P N Bll

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1/01/1989

INDEX
12/31/1989

BY SUBJECTS

SOUTHERN GRABS TACKLE WORLD

SCENES

SCENES

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
MRS. BASS ESTABLISHES CAMPBELL SCHOLARSHIP

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
STUDY CORNER

SOUTHERN HIGH LISTS STUDENTS ON SECOND QUARTER HONOR ROLLS
SHS PUPIL CHARGED WITH TAKING GUN TO SCHOOL
SOUTHERN SCORES HIGH

GIRLS' FIGHT AT SOUTHERN HIGH HOSPITALIZES ONE
GIRL IN SOUTHERN HIGH FIGHT REPORTED IN 'FAIR' CONDITION
STUDENT CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
SOUTHERN HIGH LISTS HONOR ROLL

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
WET SO-HI DEDICATION

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL <BOYS)
BOARD BATTLE
SPARTANS SURVIVE SCARE
FALCONS' EXPLOSION DEMOLISHES SOUTHERN
•SOUTHERN RUNS PAST HARNETT CENTRAL
SPARTANS OVERPOWER WESTERN HARNETT
SPARTANS RALLY FOR VICTORY
SPARTANS' PARRISH STEPS DOWN
SOUTHERN HIGH PICKS ANDREWS

&11.2&'J?WS mED SOUTHERN BASKETBALL COACH

BRANHAM'S 22 KEY FALCONS IN OPENER

FALCONS SPOIL ANDREWS' DEBUT

TOTAL REJECTION

KNIGHTS JUMP FROM FOOTBALL TO DEFEAT SPARTANS

KNIGHTS MAKE QUICK TRANSITION

ORANGE SLIPS BY SOUTHERN

ORANGE'S BROWN BREAKS SOUTHERN'S JINX

CONYERS' SHOT GIVES SOUTHERN WIN

NORTHERN 67, SOUTHERN 59

FIGHT KNOCKS OUT SPARTANS

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
NEW PIRATE

SPARTAJ« GET NOD IN 'NEW' TRIANGLE CONFERENCE
SOUTHERN REMAINS POWER IN REVAMPED TRIANGLE
SPARTANS, FALCONS BATTLE FOR BRAGGING RIGHTS
KICKOFF '89

JORDAN ROMPS PAST SOUTHERN
FALCONS EXPLODE PAST SPARTANS
BLOCK THAT KICK

KNIGHTS OPEN WITH 'PRETTY EASY' WIN
SPARTANS SURRENDER TO POWERFUL KNIGHTS
SOUTHERN, ORANGE CAPTURE FIRST WINS OF SEASON
SPARTANS BANKING ON BANKS
SOUTHERN SPARTANS PICK UP FIRST WIN
HORNETS STING SPARTANS

oS^LSJ^'JIIIu^SLS15016 IN Lm> S™NGE SEASON FOR.,

BANKS EMERGES AS SOUTHERN FOOTBALL WORKHORSE

SPARTANS (DON'T) SLIP BY COUGARS

ANDREWS' KICK HELPS SOUTHERN SLOG PAST COUGARS

ANDREWS A 'PART-TIME' STAR

IT'S 3-A REMATCH TIME FOR SOUTHERN, TARBORO

SPARTANS START OVER IN PLAYOFFS

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, GIRLS

DOUBLE VISION? GILL SEES ANOTHER MCGEORGE

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER

KNIGHTS COME CLOSE, BUT SPARTANS 'ESCAPE*

N E

P D — DATE-

S
S
S
S
H
H
H
S

S
E

C -PG

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I T
L Y

L P BYL

S 2 6/16/1989 A 1 P N T77
S 2 6/16/1989 C 1 P P K30
S 2 6/16/1989 C 1 P P S76

S 2 5/19/1989 C 4 P N

3/03/1989
3/09/1989
3/15/1989
4/07/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/16/1989
7/22/1989

8
4
1
8
1
11
1
8

P T32
N

N M06
P T37
N C47
N
N
N

H 2 4/06/1989 C 1 P P K30

s

2 1/21/1989 B

3 P P C45

s

2 2/01/1989 D

1 P N A76

s

2 2/04/1989 B

1 P N A76

H

2 2/08/1989 D

2 N R54

H

2 2/11/1989 D

2 N R54

S

2 2/11/1989 B

1 P N K30

H

2 5/13/1989 D

1 P N C49

S

2 6/09/1989 D

1 P N P52

H

2 6/10/1989 D

1 P N

H

2 11/29/1989 D

3 P N B40

S

2 11/29/1989 D

3 P N P52

H

2 12/02/1989 D

1 P P C45

H

2 12/02/1989 D

3 P N B40

S

2 12/02/1989 C

1 P N P52

H

2 12/06/1989 D

3 N

S

2 12/06/1989 D

3 P N P52

H

2 12/13/1989 D

4 N

H

2 12/16/1989 D

3 N M64

S

2 12/29/1989 B

3 P N A76

S

2 2/09/1989 B

3 P P T32

S

2 8/23/1989 D

10 F A76

H

2 8/24/1989 D

26 F

S

2 8/24/1989 B

1 U P52

H

2 8/26/1989 D

1 P P S73

H

2 8/26/1989 D

3 P N B40

S

2 8/26/1989 B

1 P N P52

H

2 9/02/1989 D

1 P P T32

H

2 9/02/1989 D

3 P N B40

S

2 9/02/1989 B

1 P N P52

H

2 9/30/1989 D

3 N M64

S

2 10/04/1989 B

3 P N P52

S

2 10/06/1989 B

8 P U S73

S

2 10/07/1989 B

2 P N A76

H

2 10/19/1989 B

3 U B40

H

2 11/02/1989 C

3 P N W55

H

2 11/03/1989 B

3 P N B40

S

2 11/03/1989 B

2 P N P52

S

2 11/08/1989 D

2 P N P52

H

2 11/09/1989 B

3 P N W55

H

2 11/10/1989 B

1 N B40

H 2 8/31/1989 D 3 P U B40

H 2 8/25/1989 B 1 P N B40

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -TO L P BYL

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOFTBALL

SOUTHERN PULLS OUT UN OVER CONLEY
LADY SPARTANS ADVANCE r%Mm
SOUTHERN OVERPOWERS NORTH LENOIR ^
LADY SPARTANS EXPLODE PAST N. LENOIR
LADY SPARTANS ELIMINATED

SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TENNIS

SOUTHERN'S GIRLS REACH NEW HEIGHTS IN TENNIS

PIS EKWSRN TEK.IS 'SAVIOR'

^UN^TO.^hV, SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION

SOUTHERN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (PERSON COUNTY)
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS _qitv
LOCAL GOVERNMENT DAY IN PERSON COUNTY

SaJT^TWLIFTSLBffi FROM INSURANCE CO. IN BANK SWINDLE

SOUTHERN ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS

StXm^JS£AGIVES HIGHWAY BILL PRELIMINARY GREEN LIGHT

SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE, INC.

FARMERS MARKET MAY SPROUT THIS SPRING
HARDWARE STORE REVAMP FOCUS Of HEARING
SOUTHERN STATES REQUEST APPROVED

S0UT>t©fNSBLAST DEMOCRATS' DAVIS. 'OLD-BOY NETWORK'

SOUTHGATE AND SON, INC. ^

SEE J. SOUTHGATE AND SON, INC.

SOUT,nreTflUNITOAIWESTORS BUY SOUTHJ^BUILDING

GROUND TO BE BROKEN SOON FOR CCB OPERATIONS CENTER
HISTORIC HOUSE IN THE MIDDLE OF LAND DEAL
SOUTH SQUARE II

Sng^^K^S, rats at apartments

S°UT^0Ff1rS LAST-MINUTE ADVICE TO HELP FILERS PAY THE PRICE

SOUTHPORT, N.C. „„, _ „AV

DEVELOPER WANTS OAK TREES TO STAY

SaJT}™YUpIiCKS SITE FOR SOUTHWESTERN LIBRARY

Ca^TY MULLS LEASING, BUYING SITE FOR NEW LIBRARY BRANCH
STUDY ORDERED ON LIBRARY BRANCH NEAR SOUTH SQUARE

SOUTHWEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL „ „ __,

3 NEW SCHOOLS SPRINGING UP LIKEFLOUERS
SCHOOL DISTRia HEARING jSTIRS EMOTIONS
EMOTIONS FLARE OVER SCHOOL REDISTRICTING
WOODCROFT SCHOOL PLAN APPROVED
NEW ELEMENTARY DISTRICTS APPROVED „„Tf.Tn^

mSFfe ^3%ffi%^£$!$%> K READY FOR NEW TERM

SNAGS DELAY COMPLETION AT NEW SCHOOLS

DEDICATION

H
S

H
S
H

5/24/1989 D
5/24/1989 D
5/26/1989 B
5/26/1989 B
5/30/1989 D

1 N M64
1 P N A76
1 P N S73

1 P N A76

2 N R54

2 10/10/1989 B 4 P N A76
2 10/25/1989 D 2 N A76
2 10/26/1989 B 3 P N B40

H 1 4/04/1989 C 1 P P M66

H 2 1/18/1989 D 5 N

H 2 6/01/1989 A 1 M N L40

CHH 1 3/03/1989 A 3 N R63

CHH 1 3/27/1989 A 3 N C62

CHH 1 3/30/1989 A 3 N

H 2 4/02/1989 B 1 N

H

2 2/03/1989 B

4 N

H

2 4/09/1989 F

1 P N

H

2 5/20/1989 C

1 P N C47

H

2 8/06/1989 F

1 P P T37

H

2 10/07/1989 A

8 N

H

2 10/18/1989 C

1 P N N36

H 2 4/09/1989 D 6 N

H

1 1/20/1989 C

2

S

S
H

2 10/07/1989 C
2 11/14/1989 C
2 11/15/1989 C

1
1
1

S

H
S
H

S

H
H

S

s

2 1/02/1989 A
2 3/14/1989 A
2 3/14/1989 A
2 3/17/1989 A
2 3/17/1989 A
2 3/19/1989 D
2 8/11/1989 C
2 8/19/1989 C
2 12/04/1989 A

1

1
1
1
1

5
1
1

3

N H65
N H65
N S69

N S92
N J40
N S92
N P38
N S92
U

N C47
N S92
P C45

SOUTHUOOD DRIVE

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

GROUP HONE BEGINS CONSTRUCTION

MENTAL HEALTH BOARD SEEKS MANAGEMENT FOR GROUP HOME

MENTAL-HEALTH BOARD OKS TALKS WITH GROUP-HOME FIRM

SOUVENIRS

SOUVENIR SALES TRACK BASKETBALL FORTUNES

UHOOPS MAY BE OVER BUT NOT NET HOOPLA! JUST WHICH ARE DUKE'S?

SOVIET UNION

SEE ALSO ESTONIA
SEE ALSO KOSTROMA, SOVIET UNION
SOVIET WOMEN VISIT DUKE

SOVIET UNION, BASEBALL

VICTORY REMAINS A DREAM AWAY; MIGHTY BORIS AT BAT STILL STRIKING OUT

SOVIETS PLAY UNC TODAY

TAR HEELS WHIP SOVIET NATIONALS

TAR HEELS ROUT USSR

SOVIET UNION, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
TAR HEELS TOP SOVIETS
TAR HEELS HOLD OFF SOVIET RALLY
BLUE DEVILS ROLL BY SOVIETS, 103-78
DUKE'S HURLEY MAKES HIS POINT

SOVIET UNION, BUSINESSES

FUQUA TO PEDDLE FREE-MARKET IDEAS TO SOVIETS
SOVIET GROUP TO LEARN HOW U.S. DOES BUSINESS

SOVIET UNION, CHEMICAL WARFARE
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WARFARE
USSR TAKES THE LEAD

SOVIET UNION, ECONOMY

PLANNING FOR MORE HARDSHIPS

SOVIET UNION, ELECTIONS

SOVIETS HOLD REAL ELECTION

SOVIET UNION, EMBASSIES

FBI ARRESTS HATCHER AS ASYLUM BID FAILS

SOVIET UNION, FOREIGN RELATIONS

CONVENTIONAL ARMS CUT WOULD IMPROVE PEACE
SOLIDARITY MAY HAVE AN ALLY IN GORBACHEV

SOVIET UNION, JEWS
SEE ALSO JEWS

SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, RELIGION
SYMBOLIC PENNIES

SOVIET UNION, MILITARY

GENERAL'. U.S. TAKING IT SLOW WITH SOVIETS

CONVENTIONAL ARMS CUT WOULD IMPROVE PEACE

SOVIET GENERAL IMPRESSED BY U.S. FIREPOWER AT FORT BRAGG

SOVIETS REVIEW FIRE POWER-AND MORE

COLD WAR THAWING

UNA OFFICIAL SAYS SECURITY HARD TO MEASURE

SOVIET UNION, NEWSPAPERS

SOVIET JOURNALIST ABSORBS RURAL N.C. FOR 2 WEEKS

SOVIET UNION, NUCLEAR ENERGY

CHAIRMAN OF DUKE POWER CO. WILL ATTEND SOVIET UNION MEETING...

SOVIET UNION, REFORM

ONLY OPENNESS SOVIET UNION SEEKS IS U.S. POCKETBCOK, HELMS WARNS

S
E E
D — DATE — C -PG

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I T
L Y
L P BYL

2 10/16/1989 A 1 M N H65
2 10/27/1989 B 9 N
2 10/27/1989 C 1 M N H65

2 4/02/1989 A
2 4/05/1989 A

2 P N C47
1 P N N36

H 2 10/12/1989 C 6 P P C45

H 2 4/17/1989 A

H 2 4/17/1989 D

H 2 4/18/1989 B

S 2 4/18/1989 D

H 2 11/18/1989 D

S 2 11/18/1989 B

H 2 11/23/1989 B

S 2 11/23/1989 B

S 2 4/17/1989 C
CHH 1 8/07/1989 A

H 2 1/10/1989 A

H 2 12/19/1989 A

H 2 3/28/1989 A

H 2 3/11/1989 A

S 2 6/01/1989 A
S 2 8/25/1989 A

4 E
3 N C52
2 P N C52

1 P N F52

1 P N C49

1 P N F25

1 P N L22

1 P U D18

1 P N
1 N S17

4 E

4 E

4 E

1 N

4 E
4 E

CHH 1 11/16/1989 A 3 P P L38

CHH

S

H

H

S

CHH

3/05/1989
6/01/1989
10/07/1989
10/22/1989
10/27/1989
10/28/1989

N
E

N H49
U H49
E
N H90

H 2 2/13/1989 B 1 P N

H 2 3/50/1989 C 3 P N

H 2 2/26/1989 B 9 P N
CHH 1 3/03/1989 A 3 P N
S 2 3/11/1989 A 4 E

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SUBJECTS

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GLASNOST AND SOVIET WOMEN

"B 8S?fcfffl?SEE ALSO NUES OF CHURCKES)
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, JEUS
DURHAM-SOVIET CHURCHES JOINED BYJttIL
MILLIONS MAY PRAY FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
THE SHIPWRECKING OF ATHEISM

"TH SgTfaSB'Bl*. UNIVERSITIES

W& ^Tu^K SOVIET UNION/AROUND TOWN
SOVIET UNION, SPIES

TEMPER OUTRAGE WITH PERSPECTIVE

SOVIET UNION, TAXES

MORE TAXABLE INCOME

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -F 13 L P BYL

H 2 7/01/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/03/1989 E
S 2 12/04/1989 A
H 2 12/05/1989 A

2 P N Zll
4 E
4 E

H 2 2/02/1989 A 4
CHH 1 9/03/1989 A 7

H

^IEBA^IFROMTTTCTUSSRi 2 PLAYMAKERS DISCUSS 'WALK IN THE WOODS' SOVIET TOUR H
SOVIET DRAMA GROUP WILL VISIT AT DUKE "

SOVIET UNION, TOURISM

SEE ALSO TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
SEEING RUSSIA BY THE SEAT OF YOUR PANTS

3/23/1989 A
4/21/1989 A

2 7/10/1989 A
2 12/28/1989 C

6 P F W66
6 N

CHH 1 3/06/1989 A 10 P F

SOVIET UNION, TRADE

SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE

KYENTrIpSr)HOPESLTO COOK UP DEAL FOR PIZZA BUSINESS WITH,..

SOVIET UNION, UNIVERSITIES

SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, SCHOOLS
UNC, SOVIETS TO EXCHANGE STUDENTS, FACULTY

W& ^^^iS^USS"m^ BRINGS A SLICE OF RUSSIA...
SOVIETS OFFER DIFFERENT INTERPRETATION (3FPERESTR0IKA
SOVIETS TAKE HOME NEW IMPRESSIONS OF UNITED STATES

SOVIET UNION, WEAPONS

SEE SOVIET UNION, MILITARY

SOVIET UNION, WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
GLASNOST AND SOVIET WOMEN

SOVIET UNION/U.S. RELATIONS

U.S.-SOVIET SECURITY MUST BE MUTUAL
HAM OPERATORS TO BROADCAST FROM SIBERIA

IeaTtaleTSlocal ctoMler^ady TO SET SAIL ON U.S^-SOVIET ADVENTURE
SETTING SAIL FOR PEACE; BYNUM STORYTELLER TO BE ON DECK...

COLD WAR THAWING „

SOCIAL ONUS ON BL1SINESS-H3ERGEN
SOVIET STATUS THREATENED, EDITOR SAYS
GIVE REAGAN SOME CREDIT

SOVIET UNION/U.S. SUMMIT MEETING

SEE SOVIET UNION, FOREIGN RELATIONS
SEE SUMMIT MEETING

SOVRAN EQUITY MORTGAGE CORPORATION (AD)

SOWETO

SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
ANTI-APARTHEID RALLY SET FOR WEDNESDAY

4/11/1989 A
5/16/1989 C

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

1/03/1989
2/23/1989
2/28/1989
3/03/1989
3/09/1989

4 E
1 P N K65

5 N

5 N

3 N

3 P N

3 P N

H 2 7/01/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S

CHH 1

CHH
H

1/02/1989 A

3/25/1989 C

5/01/1989 A

6/05/1989 A

7/13/1989 B

10/27/1989 A

11/17/1989 A

11/17/1989 A

11/27/1989 A

U

N

N M25
N

N Zll
E

N S17
N S17
E

S 2 4/19/1989 E 3 A

CHH 1 5/20/1989 A 3 N

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

SOYBEANS

SEE ALSO CROPS
N.C. SOYBEAN OIL ADS MAY HELP SQUEEZE OUT IMPORTS

SPACE RESEARCH

SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY

SEE ALSO NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION

SEE ALSO SATELLITES

SEE ALSO UNIVERSE

FILM FEST CELEBRATES SPACE PROGRAM

FILM SERIES RECALLS EARLY DAYS IN SPACE

...MARS IS... JUST LIKE HOME! (CARTOON)

GALACTIC CUISINE; MOREHEAD DISPLAYS FOOD FIT FOR A SPACE ODYSSEY

VOYAGER'S MISSION IS HISTORIC SUCCESS

SPACE SHUTTLE

SPACE FLIGHTS TO

X-flAY' DUKE FOREST

SPACE SHUTTLE, ATLANTIS

NCSSH STUDENT'S PRIZE PROJECT COULD HELP FEED SPACE TRAVELERS

SPACE SHUTTLE, DISCOVERY

AIR RADAR GIVES GROUND-CYE VIEW OF FORESTS
WELL DONE, DISCOVERY

SPACE SHUTTLE, FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOD
GALACTIC CUISINE , MOREHEAD DISPLAYS FOOD FIT FOR A SPACE ODYSSEY
NCSSM STUDENT'S PRIZE PROJECT COULD HELP FEED SPACE TRAVELERS

SPACE STATION

NCSU PROFESSOR SAYS ASTRONAUTS COULD MAKE SPACE STATIONS OF CERAMIC...

SPACE TRAVEL

SEE ALSO APOLLO SPACE MISSIONS
SEE ALSO ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO ROCKETS

FILM FEST CELEBRATES SPACE PROGRAM

MEN FROM THE MOON; PBS SHOW PROFILES EX-APOLLO ASTRONAUTS

JENZANO RECALLS APOLLO 11 CREU AT PLANETARIUM

NEXT LEAP INTO SPACE MAY TAKE COOPERATION

DON'T IMMOBILIZE BUDGET

SPANKING

SEE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT

SPEAKERS (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO COMMUNICATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. , SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SPEAKERS
WHAT THE CLASS OF '89 NEEDS: BREVITY/GUEST COLUMNIST

SPECIAL CONSENSUS (BAND)

SPECIAL CONSENSUS IN CONCERT

SPECIAL EDUCATION

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES

SCHOOL OFFICIAL! FEDERAL AID VITAL TO HANDICAPPED

IN CRISIS, THAT COMMON BOND

SPECIAL LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION

PROGRAM BRINGS TOGETHER BLACK EXECUTIVES, STUDENTS/BUSINESS BRIEFING

SPECIAL OLYMPICS

SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO N.C. SPECIAL OLYMPICS

H 2 3/23/1989 A 1 N

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2

5/14/1989 A
5/16/1989 B
7/23/1989 D
8/07/1989 A
8/31/1989 A

P N
PN

T T C50
P N S17
E

H 2 3/09/1989 A 9 N

H 2 10/30/1989 B 1 P N K65

S 2 3/14/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 3/19/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 8/07/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2 10/30/1989 B 1 P N K65

H 2 2/24/1989 A 12 P N

CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2

5/14/1989 A
7/20/1989 B
7/20/1989 A
7/20/1989 A
7/25/1989 A

P N

P R U66
P N L90

E

E

CHH 1 5/13/1989 A 4 P U
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A 10 P P

CHH 1 5/01/1989 A 3 N M25
H 2 8/22/1989 A 6 P N S56

H 2 2/19/1989 D 6 N

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SUBJECTS

SPECIAL OLYMPIANS COMPETE IN SWIM MEET

Kfcftff l&W&ra IN SOCIAL OLYMPICS BENEFIT

THE HURLER

EVERYONE WINS AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS

UTJMFB5

AREA POLICE OFFICERS TO PARTICIPATE IN RUN

TORCHING THE ROAD

SPECIAL PROSECUTORS _

FOX SEEKS SPECIAL PROSECUTOR

SPECIAL SECTIONS (NONWEEKLY; HERALD AND SUN)
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECT™
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
BE MY VALENTINE (SPECIAL SECTION) _„„„„v
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION) _____
SOPHISTICATED SHOPPING FOR ENTIRE FAMILY (SPECIAL SECTION)
MARCH NATIONAL FROZEN FOOD MONTH (SPECIAL SECTION) „_.„„.,
TPJAflGLE GARDENING EXPO '89; A BLOOMING ADVENTURE (SPECIAL SECTION)
ORANGE COUNTY REPORT TO THE PEOPLE
HOME FEST '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
THE DURHAM SUN5 A SHINING CENTURY

IKM ^WsKl SECTION)
SlSSTWB. Sffi_M_^UsiC (SPECIAL SECTION)

HOME SWEET HOME (SPECIAL SECTION) __%
^^jS^SL'S^SS^LiL SECTION)

^SUSSS^^SkSlS&aami (sfeci^section)

FROM THIS DAY FORWARD AND A LOOK BACK. (SPECIAL SECTION)

%tS^tS^l^£^^k (SPECIAL SECTION)

a^^^lSV^^IsPECIAL SECTION)

FOOTBALL '89: CATCH HIM IF YOU CAN „,„_T„k„

COPING 101/DUKE UNIVERSITY (SPECIAL SECTION

COPING 101/UNC-CHAPEL HILL (SPECIAL SECTION) ___„_,

FALL/WINTER RECREATION PROGRAM GUIDE (SPECIAL ACTION)

CENTERFEST (SPECIAL SECTION) (CORRECTION PRINTED 9-19-89)

MARKETPLACE '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)

FROZEN FOOD EXTRAVAGANZA (SPECIAL SECTION)

TPE^^cKyS/MTTCITIS GOLF CLASSIC (SPECIAL SECTION)
BATHROOMS KITCHENS CLOSETS (SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION)

AT Uf*f

FEAST (ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT)

HOOPS 1989/90! A GUIDE TO COLLEGE AND AREA PREP PROGRAMS

CHEFS CHOICE (COLLECTION OF RECIPES FROM AREA RESTAURANT CHEFS)

HOUMY DO^OW^A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE (SPECIAL SECTION)

FEAST (SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION)

FEAST (SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT)

ST. KNICK KNACKS (SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT)

PRESENT TENSE (SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION)

FEAST (SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT)

DURHAM COUNTY: PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE

THE TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS (SPECIAL AD SUPPLEMENT)
DURHAM YMCA (SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION)

SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

N

P

S

CHH

H

H

CHH

S

CHH

CHH

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3/28/1989 D
4/15/1989 A
4/16/1989 B
4/19/1989 C
4/19/1989 A
4/22/1989 C
5/23/1989 A
5/24/1989 A

N
N

N P38
P L38
N L90
P T37
N
P L38

CHH 1 10/14/1989 A 3 N

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

H

2

H

2

S

2

CHH 1

S

2

CHH 1

H

2

CHH 1

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

CHH 1

CHH 1

H

2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

H

2

CHH 1

S

2

CHH 1

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

2/02/1989 B
2/09/1989 A
2/09/1989 D
2/16/1989 B
2/23/1989 A
2/26/1989
3/01/1989
3/14/1989
4/02/1989
4/12/1989
4/19/1989
4/25/1989
4/29/1989
5/09/1989
5/16/1989
5/23/1989
5/26/1989 .
5/30/1989 B
6/02/1989 A
6/04/1989 B
6/13/1989 D
6/14/1989 B
6/23/1989 D
7/17/1989 D
7/18/1989 D
8/08/1989 D
8/23/1989 D
8/24/1989 D
8/27/1989 F
8/27/1989 F
8/29/1989 D
9/12/1989 D
10/01/1989 G
10/04/1989 D
10/12/1989 D
10/17/1989 D
10/29/1989 B
10/31/1989 D
11/08/1989 B
11/15/1989 B
11/15/1989 D
11/19/1989 B
11/22/1989 B
11/29/1989 B
12/06/1989 B
12/10/1989 B
12/12/1989 D
12/13/1989 B
12/18/1989 E
12/21/1989 B
12/26/1989 D
12/27/1989 B
12/28/1989 E

5

11
1
5

14
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

10
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

H09

C45

C50

C50
C50
C50

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S 2 2/10/1989 C 1 N H65

COMMISSIONERS SUPPORT SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT H 2 4/25/1989 A

SPECIAL DISTRICT WILL MAKE TAX BURDEN FAIR S 2 4/27/1989 A

TAX DISTRICT A GOOD IDEA H 2 4/30/1989 D

rtARTKLL MAKES JFFERGT EQUAL SCHOOL FUNDING CHH 1 5/08/1989 A

TAX DISTRICT LEGAL SNAG? H 2 5/14/1989 D

TAYLOR HANTS NEW TAX ON RESIDENCES CHH 1 5/19/1989 A

DON'T TAX DOWNTOWN RESIDENCES CHH 1 5/21/1989 A

AN OPEN LETTER TO MAYOR HOWES AND THE TOWN COUNCIL CHH 1 5/21/1989 A

BOWNTOWNBUSINESSES DIVIDED OVER PROPOSED DISTRICT TAX CHH 1 5/23/1989 A

COUNTY SETS HEARING ON 'SERVICE DISTRICT' S 2 5/31/1989 B

LEGALITY OF 'SERVICE DISTRICT' SPLITS COUNTY TRIO S 2 6/01/1989 C

PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT S 2 6/06/1989 A

Sf^v^ gUJ^^INST SPECIAL TAX FOR RECREATION PROJECTS H 2 6/07/1989 B

COUNTY MAY SEEK SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT S 2 9/23/1989 A

COUNTY BOARD SEEKS LEGISLATIVE HELP ON DOUBLE TAXATION H 2 9/26/1989 B

COUNTY DISCUSSES REFERENDUM ON 'SPECIAL-PROJECTS' TAXATION S 2 9/26/1989 A

A PLAN FOR TAX FAIRNESS H 2 9/28/1989 A

REFERENDUM NECESSARY FOR PROJECTS MEASURE S 2 9/29/1989 A

VOTER OPTION WILL HELP STRENGTHEN TAX PLAN S 2 10/02/1989 A

COUNTY WANTS END TO DOUBLE TAXING ON JOINT PROJECTS S 2 12/04/1989 C

COUNTY ASKS LAWMAKERS' HELP ON JOINT-PROJECT TAXES S 2 12/05/1989 C

SPECIAL USE PERMIT

SEE ALSO BUILDING PERMITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
TREYBURN HOMES PLAN AWAITS FINAL OK

SPECTATOR MAGAZINE

THE ANGER ARTIST; COLUMNS ARE HAL CROWTHER'S EXORCISM
CORRECTION ABOUT COLUMNIST
WEEKLY WAR OF WORDS

SPECTRUM CAFE (CARRBORO, N.C.)

RESTAURATEUR, POTTER COMPETE FOR ALL OF CARRBORO'S LOAN FUND
REASON FOR CAFE DECISION CLARIFIED

SPEECH PATHOLOGY
SEE ALSO APHASIA
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ^MEDICAL CENTER, CENTER FOR SPEECH AND HEARING DISORDERS
$fcc ALSO GULLAH (S*C* DIALECT)
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE

SEE ALSO TEACCH (TREATMENT «■ EDUCATION OF AUTISTIC 4 COMMUN. HANDICAPPED CHILDREN)
HI AlIo VOICE N,C,-CHAPEL HILL DEPTl & S^0" COMMUNICATION
HEARING LOSS: PREVENTION IS THE MESSAGE CHH 1 5/07/1989 A

APHASIA RESULTS IN SEVERE FRUSTRATION, BUT THERAPY CAN BRING IMPROVEMENT H 2 5/30/1989 C

SPEED LIMITS

SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY

SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS

REPORT SHOWS INCREASING SPEED DEADLY MISTAKE S 2 1/17/1989 A

CRITIC CALLS 65 MPH LIMIT A 'TRADE-OFF' CHH 1 1/20/1989 A

STOP SIGNS SUBJECT OF PUBLIC HEARING CHH 1 4/09/1989 A

RESIDENTS ASK COUNCIL TO HALT STOP SIGN LAW CHH 1 4/11/1989 A

SPEED LIMIT, STOP SIGN RULES APPROVED CHH 1 4/26/1989 A

FORORANGE toUNTY FAST-TRACKERS, 1-40 JUST GOT FASTER CHH 1 5/03/1989 A

SPEEDING PIZZAi A HAZARD TO DRIVERS? H 2 6/26/1989 C

SreciALTEAM CAN CURB SPEEDERS ON INTERSTATES S 2 6/26/1989 A

RIMER URGES TOWN NOT TO DUCK ISSUE CHH 1 7/12/1989 A

ESTES DRIVE SPEED LIMITS LOWERED CHH 1 8/30/1989 A

POLICE CRACK DOWN ON SCHOOL-ZONE SPEEDERS S 2 9/25/1989 C

SDtI5Sn°S^J5PP?lT$^LIIRETCH ™ HI6H " TAYL0R ™ 1 10/09/1989 A

AIRPORT ROAD SPEED LIMIT DROPS CHH 1 10/12/1989 A

TOWN IN A HURRY TO SLOW DOWN CHH 1 10/16/1989 A

AT 65, TOLL MAY BE TOO HIGH H 2 10/30/1989 A

SPEED LIMIT NOW 65 ALONG 1-40 STRETCH CHH 1 11/03/1989 A

SPEEDIN6 TICKETS

N A54
E
E

N M20
E

N M70
E
A

N M70
N H65
N H65
N H65
N

N H65
N S69
N H65
E

N H65
E

N H65
N H65

H 2 2/26/1989 F
H 2 3/03/1989 A
H 2 3/07/1989 A

CHH 1 7/19/1989 A
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A

1 P F S56
4 L
4 L

3 N C62
3 P N C62

3 P N S17
1 P N C60

4 E

1 M N L90

N

N M70
N

N M70
N BU
E
N
N

N B53
N M70
N
E
E
N M20

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SEE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS

SPEEDY TRIAL ACT

SEE SPEEDY-TRIAL LEGISLATION

SPEEDY-TRIAL LEGISLATION _
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

PANEL PROPOSES OVERHAUL OF N.C. SPEEDY TRIAL ACT „,__

CRITICS SAY SPEEDY TRIALS ACT NOT SERVING INTENDED PURPOSE

NW-FATAL SHOOTING CHARGES DISMISSED— NO SPEEDY TRAIL

BARGES RENEWED IN CASE TOSSED OUT EARLIER FOR TARDINESS OF TRIAL

LACK OF SPEEDY TRIAL DISMISSAL DENIED

JUDGE SAYS MAN CAN BE RETRIED FOR ASSAULT

SPELLING BEE

QUEEN OF THE BEE

CHAPEL HILL LAD WINS SPELLING BEE

^^QUALITY OF SPERM HIGHER IN COLD WEATHER - STUDY

SPIDERS

WHERE SPIDERS GO IN THE WINTERTIME... HONEST
DEW DROP IN
WET WEB

SPIES

SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT „
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, SPIES

TEMPER OUTRAGE WITH PERSPECTIVE

•FSOS' ALWAYS FACE ESPIONAGE THREAT

PUBLIC DESERVES BETTER THAN LIES

SPIWWRECra( FALLS, SPORTS LEADING CAUSES OF SPINAL-CORD INJURIES
SPINAL CORD INJURIES CAN SHATTER LIVES

QPTWAI SIRfiERY

PraCEDURE SHORTENS RECOVERY PERIOD AFTER SPINAL SURGERY

SPINNAKER'S RESTAURANT

MASKED MEN CRAWL VIA VENT, ROB RESTAURANT

SPITTING

POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY WEAPON

^N^^YT^OFFERS TOUR OF SPOLETO FESTIVAL
SPOLETO FESTIVAL U.S.A.

SPORT FOR UNDERSTANDING (SFU)

SEE ALSO STUDENT EXCHANGE HWWgS^.,
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SPORTS) ^

STOT FOR UNDERSTANDING GIVES RECREATIONAL ATHLETES THE WORLD

SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING)

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SPORTS (PRE-ADOLESCENT SPORTS)
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., SPORTS lirAr,T^.s
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO REGIONAL SPORTS AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO REPORTERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ROCK CLIMBING
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS
ROAD NOTES

SK ^SPORTS TWILLS OF THE '80S
DURHAM RESIDENTS ACTIVE EVEN ON THANKSGIVING DAY
PUZZLES TO PONDER

2 3/26/1989 B
2 4/27/1989 B
2 10/04/1989 C
2 10/18/1989 C
2 11/07/1989 B
2 11/07/1989 C

N

N

N S82
N S82
N
N B53

S 2 3/23/1989 C 1 P P T37
H 2 4/10/1989 B 5 N

H 2 1/14/1989 C 1 N K65

CHH 1 11/05/1989 A 3 U
H 2 11/07/1989 B 1 P P S76
S 2 12/07/1989 C 1 P P S76

H 2 3/23/1989 A 4 E
S 2 8/10/1989 A 1 P N M06
H 2 8/12/1989 A 4 E

S 2 7/29/1989 C 1 N
H 2 10/21/1989 C 1 P N C60

H 2 2/13/1989 B 1 N
S 2 2/02/1989 C 1 N B53
H 2 12/03/1989 B 1 N M51

H 2 2/05/1989 E 11 P U W66
H 2 6/11/1989 E 9 P F L59

S 2 1/24/1989 D 4 P N A76

1/05/1989 B

5/19/1989 D

8/29/1989 C

11/28/1989 B

12/23/1989 B

U D18
U D18
U A76
J A76
U P52

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SUBJECTS

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P D — BATE-

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E

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SPORTS, COACHES

SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, COACH OF THE YEAR

SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL COACHES

SEE ALSO COACH OF THE YEAR

FANFARE/COACH SUSPENDED H 2

ACC COACHES RALLY TO VALVANO DEFENSE H 2

BIAMONT'S TWO DRIVING JOBS H 2

THANK GOD ALL COACHES AREN'T 'BASKET CASES' S 2

BIG MONEY OVERRIDING ACADEMIC FOCUS H 2

LAWSUIT SEEKS ACCESS TO COACHES' CONTRACTS H 2

VALVANO'S CONTRACT CONTAINS REPAYMENT CLAUSE H 2

COACHES MORE AWARE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS H 2

CRUM'S CONTRACT PAYMENTS RUN THROUGH JANUARY 1992 H 2

WHEN THE COACHES PLAYED... H 2

CRUM DIDN'T HAVE 'BACKGROUND' TO FILL REQUIREMENTS AT UNC H 2

VIDEO LENDS BASEBALL COACHING TIPS S 2

STILL THE DEAN H 2

FROM A TO F; RATING COACHES IN THE ACC H 2

RECREATION DEPT. PANS GOLD IN SUPPLY OF YOUTH COACHES CHH 1

'BIGHOUSE' AWAITING MILESTONE WIN H 2

COACHES LEARN ROPES THROUGH ACC BASKETBALL H 2

SPORTS, COLLEGE NON-REVENUE
SEE ALSO SPORTS, REVENUES

HEELS' CONTEST AGAINST ODU COULD DETERMINE WHO'S NO. 1/COLLEGES H

ACC VOLLEYBALL CAN'T MATCH SOCCER, FIELD HOCKEY H

TRIO CRACKS STARTING LINEUP ON COLLEGE LEVEL H

EX-DUKE SOCCER STAR ULRICH SHOWS 'IT'S NEVER TOO LATE' H

SPORTS, DEATHS

REPORT} FOOTBALL INJURIES INCREASING

SPORTS, DURHAM (HISTORY)
SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM SPORTS CLUB
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SPORTS)

GE^ERA^^IONS LEARN SPORTSMANSHIP FROM AL MANN/THE SUN 100 YEARS S 2

Sf. SSKIS9J^§S^CISS DFJIfiNS, m SU"™1 KEEP S^RTS LIVELY... S 2

BULL CITY BECOMES HOME TO VARIETY OF SPORTS HEROES S 2

DURHAM STAR ATHLETESiJKHOOL HONORS FILL PAST 100 YEARS S 2
BRADSHER, GANTT, 'PERFECT' PITCHERS FOR TRINITY COLLEGE AT CENTURY'S... S 2

DURHAM PARKS AND RECREATION COMES A LONG WAY OVER THE YEARS S 2

HILLSIDE'S WINNING TRADITION IN SPORTS STRETCHES BACK TO THE '20S S 2

NCCU EAGLES HAVE A LONG-AND-STORIED HISTORY IN SPORTS S 2

DURHAM HIGH TEAM'S 72 STRAIGHT WINS UNMATCHED S 2

SIBLING STARS STORM CITY'S SPORTS SCENES | 2

10 DURHAM TEAMS TOP LIST § 2

^Sr^ffiLSI0^5501- TOTBALL COACH TO MISS BIGGEST WINS S 2

INDIAN SUMMER SUNDAY IN NOV. SETS SCENE FOR FUN ACTIVITIES S 2

1989 A VINTAGE YEAR FOR RECREATIONAL SPORTS S 2

SPORTS, FANS

SEE ALSO BOOSTER CLUBS

SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS, FANS

SEE ALSO FANFARE (DURHAM MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMN)

miNll^hfg^7^^™ ^ "'"■ "** ™ ^ 2

LOUD ZONE h 2

WELL, ALMOST; TAR HEEL FANS SEE THEIR HOPES FOR VICTORY '86ED' CHH 1

TAR HEELS TAKE IT ALL! TAR HER FANS ARE EUPHORIC H 2

YOUNG CAROLINA FAN STRONG ON COURAGE S 2

HOOPLA FOR DUKE; Z-MAN IS A MAJOR PRACTITIONER OF DUKE DEVILIRIUM H 2
ll.l 9S; SSK! H5H- DWS m(£> 95-78/AND DESPONDENT FANS SEEK WAYS... H 2
S&'VSAcSIPF f*^= »«ra DUKE, 95-78/AND DESPONDENT FANS SEEK WAYS... H 2
SHE'S A BASEBALL JUNKIE WHO GOT WINTER LEA6UE FIX IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC H 2

FOOTBALL FANS BOOST ECONOMY, SURVEY SAYS CHH 1

TRUE TO THE BLUE H 2

SPORTS, GAMBLING

1/06/1989 B

1/11/1989 D

1/30/1989 A

3/17/1989 D

5/14/1989 C

7/01/1989 B

8/05/1989 B

8/09/1989 D

8/23/1989 D

8/24/1989 D

9/26/1989 B

10/03/1989 D

11/26/1989 C

11/30/1989 B

12/16/1989 A

12/17/1989 C

12/24/1989 C

2 9/17/1989 C
2 12/03/1989 C
2 12/24/1989 C
2 12/31/1989 C

3
1
4
1
5
3
2
4
1

20
2
5

11
1
5
3

3

N

N M14
E

U F25
U M14
N
N

N C47
N

F C49
N

N M06
N

U L22
N B64
N
U M88

2 N C52

2 U F95

2 U F95

2 U F95

H 2 7/15/1989 D 3 N

3/21/1989 B
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
11/14/1989 D
12/26/1989 B

1/20/1989 A
1/24/1989 D
2/21/1989 B
3/06/1989 A
3/13/1989
3/16/1989
4/01/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/23/1989 B
6/27/1989 A
11/17/1989 C

G59
B31
F25
F25
F25
A76
A76
A76
F25
F25
F25
F25
N A76
U A76

N M70
N A76
P L38
N L90
N H90
F S27
N N36
N K65
N N36
U N36
N S17
P L38

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SEE ALSO GAMBLING

SEE ALSO SPORTS, SCANDALS ^ ^^

THAT LITTLE BETTING POOL DOWN AT THE OFFICE IS ILLEGAL

ROSE SHOULDN'T GET ANOTHER BASEBALL JOB mrM11

ROSE NOT BIGGEST THREAT TO INTEGRITY OF BASEBALL

SPORTS, INJURIES _ „,,

SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO SPORTS HEDICINE

REPORT: FOOTBALL INJURIES INCREASING

REPORT NOTES RISE IN FOOTBALL INJURIES

DUKE KICKER'S BACK INJURY SIGNALS END Of RECORD CAREER

WITH DAWKINS, COMEBACK TRAIL LED TO DURHAM

SPORTS, MEDICINE

SEE SPORTS MEDICINE

SPORTS, RADIO COVERAGE

SEE ALSO RADIO wrrureK

SEHARK^ASOU^LOFWODY DURHAM (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-16-89)
NCAA SHOULD SPREAD WEALTH

^'aKtIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
MIAMI'S EDWARDS ON MOST-WANTED LIST

F^ffi,R£r^StFALLING°INWLINE AS SIGNING DATE DRAWS NEAR
DUNE NEARS END OF ITS RECRUITING WISH LIST BEFORE SIGNING DAY
TAR HEELS GET PAIR OF COMMITMENTS ON EVE OF SIGNING DATE
SIGNING DATE PROVES SUCCESSFUL FOR DUKE, UNC, N.C. STATE
NEW RECRUITS EXCITE UNC'S MACK BROW
THREE HORNETS SIGN FOOTBALL LETTERS OF INTENT
MCDWALD'S ALL-AMERICA STATUS OFTEN STEP TOWARD STARDOM
COACHES HIT THE RECRUITING TRAIL „»«_

FOURACC SCHOOLS STRIKING EARLY IN SPRING SIGNING PERIOD
ACC TEAMS BEGIN TO GET THEIR MEN

WAKE* F^ST3^ INDICATES NO EVIDENCE OF VIOLATIONS
LYNCH'S DECISION COULD BE ONE WEEK AWAY
GOING TO ST. AUG'S ... .„„ ™„

LYNCH EXPECTED TO CHOOSE TAR HEELS TODAY

LYNCH PICKS TAR HEELS OVER CAVS

UNC LANDS N.Y. GUARD

UNC EXPECTED TO LAND 6TH RECRUIT

UNC LANDS SALVABORI

DAWSON PICKS AKRON ZIPS __ ,^^„

RECRUITING »89i ACC RETURNS TO PREP PROSPECTS „„„„.,

ETC MARTIN FACES REVIEW; RECRUITS PUT HEELS IN PICTURE

UNC'S MARTIN FACES REVIEW; RECRUITS PUT HEELS 'IN PICTURE'

LIFE OUTSIDE FOOTBALL HAS PROVEN DIFFICULT FOR ACC RUSHING CHAMPS

HILLSIDE'S ROGERS CUTS LIST TO NINE SCHOOLS

BLUE DEVILS BEAT HEELS IN BATTLE FOR GRANT HILL

ODOM, DEMON DEACONS WELCOME ROGERS ABOARD

TAR HEELS ADD TWO MORE TOP HIGH SCHOOL RECRUITS

UNC, WAKE FOREST MAKE STRONG RECRUITING EFFORTS

DUKE'S RECRUITING LIST FROM 1986

BASKETBALL/UNC RECRUITING CLASS RATED TOPS IN NATION

IT'S HERE...

cpr>DTc REVENUES

SEE'ALSO BASEBALL, SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE ALSO SPORTS, COLLEGE NON-REVENUE ttti
TAR HEELS MAY BRING HOME MORE THAN JUST TITLE

SPORTS SCANDALS

g S3 « SUSEe AT^IWlON, POTION AND SANCTIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL, PROBATION
SEE ALSO SPORTS, GAMBLING

H 2 3/23/1989 A 1 N 046
S 2 8/25/1989 A 4 E
S 2 8/25/1989 A 5 J Oil

H 2 7/15/1989 D 3 N

CHH 1 7/19/1989 A 5 N

H 2 7/21/1989 B 1 P N C49

H 2 7/21/1989 B 1 P U M88

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

S

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

9

S

9

H

2

S

2

2 3/03/1989 B
2 12/05/1989 D

1/01/1989 B
1/24/1989 B
2/05/1989 C
2/06/1989 D
2/08/1989 D
2/09/1989 B
2/09/1989 B
2/10/1989 B
2/26/1989 C
4/09/1989 C
4/12/1989 D
4/13/1989 D
4/14/1989 B
4/14/1989 B
4/15/1989 D
4/19/1989 D
4/25/1989 B
4/26/1989 D
5/03/1989 D
5/04/1989 D
5/05/1989 B
5/09/1989 B
5/17/1989 D
6/16/1989 B
6/16/1989 B
7/23/1989 C
9/11/1989 B
9/19/1989 B
11/05/1989 C
11/14/1989 B
11/15/1989 D
11/17/1989 B
11/19/1989 C
11/24/1989 B

P F G59
U M88

P
P
P
P

2 P

N M64
N M64
N C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
N F25
N

N M14
N M14
N M14
N M14
N M14
N

N C52
P S76
N
N
N

N M14
N M14
N C49
U F25
N M14
N C49
N M88
N C49
N M88
N

N C49
N
N

U M88
U F25

CHH 1 3/23/1989 A 3 N L90

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

E
D

2
2
2
2
2
2
2

N
P

FORTHCOMING BOOK ACCUSES VALVANO OF CORRUPTION H

PROBE SENSIBLE APPROACH S

BASKETBALL ALLEGATIONS MAY SPUR STUDY OF SPORTS LAWS H

BRENNAMAN'S SITUATION LESS THAN ROSY H

PACK PLAYERS RENTED FROM COACH 'V H

ROSE SHOULDN'T GET ANOTHER BASEBALL JOB S

LET NCAA CLEAN UP SPORTS H

SPORTS, STATISTICS

SEE ALSO LOSING STREAKS

SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS

SEE ALSO STATISTICS
SPORTS INDEX: JUST THE FACTS H

SPORTS INDEX: JUST THE FACTS H

SEPTEMBER INDEX! A NUMBERS GAME H

OCTOBER INDEX: EVERY NUMBER TELLS A STORY H

DECEMBER INDEX: DEUCE'S WILD AT KENAN STADIUM H

SPORTS, TELEVISION COVERAGE
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
DURHAM FANS WILL SEE ALL OF HEELS-PACK H

DURHAM CABLEVISION TAKING PRECAUTIONS FOR GAME H

TELEVISION BEGINNING TO MAKE IMPACT ON SEVERAL CAROLINA LEAGUE TEAMS H
WHEN, WHERE TO CATCH AREA BASKETBALL TEAMS H

SPORTS MANIA H

NCAA SHOULD SPREAD WEALTH

SPORTS, TRAINERS

SCHOOLS MUST FIX LACK OF TRAINERS S

TRAINERS PROVIDE GOOD PROTECTION FOR ATHLETES S

SPORTS, VIOLENCE

SEE ALSO SPORTS, INJURIES
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
SOCCER REMAINS RECREATIONAL

SPORTS AGENTS

SPORTREP; DUKE STUDENT SELLS HIMSELF AS AGENT S 2

VALVANO SUPPORTS REGULATION OF AGENTS SEEKING TO REPRESENT AMATEUR,.. H 2

STATE CAN BE LEADER IN REGULATING AGENTS S 2

PROPOSAL DRAWS CRITICISM OVER TAX BREAK FOR RICH H 2

SENATE OKS BILL ON ATHLETES' AGENTS H 2

BILL TO RAISE BEER, WINE TAXES FALTERS H 2

LAW WOULD REQUIRE ATHLETES' AGENTS TO BE REGISTERED H 2

ATHLETE-AGENT RULES COULD GO BEYOND NEED S 2

SPORTS ARENA

NCSU LAUNCHES BUILDING FUND DRIVE H

MX. STATE ARENA COULD HURT .SMITH „CB£ER| UNC DIRECTOR QUESTIONS NEED... CHH
GREENSBORO FIGHTING FOR FUTURE BASKETBALL H

TAXPAYERS MAY GET CHEATED ON NEW ARENA S

THE MOON, THE RAIN OR THE JOKE AFFECTING LEGISLATURE S

SPORTS CAR RACING

SEE STOCK CAR RACING

SPORTS FORUM

SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD
SPORTS FORUM/UILLIAMS, BULLDOGS SET GOOD EXAMPLE
FELLOW ARKANSAS AM&N GRADUATE CHEERED BY WILLIAMS' STORY/SPORTS FORUM
M^^FXMKiy&SJ&l ESTIMATE 'DEPLORABLE'/SPORTOS FORUM
EARNHARDT FAN TAKES A DIFFERENT VIEW OF ACCIDENT ON LAST LAP
FORGET TICKET TO GAINESVILLE, TRY BUYING ONE IN WALLACE WADE
COACH SPURRIER; DUKE MAKE PERFECT WINNING COMBINATION
SPORTSFORUM/COVERAGE OF ECU DIFFICULT TO FIND
HEELS DESERVE 2-20 RECORD
DUKE FANS DESERVE BETTER SEATS

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

1/07/1989 D
1/16/1989 A
2/01/1989 D
7/16/1989 C
8/25/1989 B
8/25/1989 A
9/14/1989 A

2 7/29/1989 D
2 8/31/1989 D
2 10/02/1989 B
2 11/01/1989 D
2 12/02/1989 D

2 2/08/1989 D
2 4/01/1989 C
2 7/02/1989 C
2 10/15/1989 C
2 11/09/1989 A
H 2 12/05/1989 D

2 12/15/1989 C
2 12/18/1989 A

N
E

N 046
U H88
N
E

E

U M88
U M88
U M88
U M88
U M88

N M98
N S69
N C52
N
E
U M88

1 N Yll
4 E

H 2 4/19/1989 A 4 E

2/03/1989
4/19/1989
4/21/1989
5/24/1989
6/08/1989
6/16/1989
7/17/1989
7/19/1989

1
9
4
4
5
12
9
4

N D18

N L40

E

N

N

N

N

E

1/14/1989 A
1/27/1989 A
2/05/1989 C
2/28/1989 A
7/18/1989 A

P N H60
P N S17

N M14

E

J Oil

H

2 10/01/1989 C

3

J

H

2 10/08/1989 C

3

L

H

2 10/15/1989 C

11

L

H

2 10/22/1989 C

3

L

H

2 10/29/1989 C

11

U

H

2 11/05/1989 C

11

L

H

2 11/19/1989 C

13

L

H

2 11/26/1989 C

11

L

H

2 12/24/1989 C

9

L

SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (MAGAZINE)
SWIMSUIT QUIZ

S 2 2/10/1989 B 3 U C09

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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MAGAZINE AD TOUTS NCCU, SEEKS FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS
NCCU ARTICLE PUZZLING

NCCU TRYING TO RAISE PROFILE WITH AD CAMPAIGN
ARTICLE UNFAIR TO NCCU

c5flftTci LAW

BASKETBALL ALLEGATIONS MAY SPUR STUDY OF SPORTS LAWS
ATTORNEY! CONGRESS COLD HELP RALEIGH'S CASE
NCAA OFFICIAL DEFENDS COLLEGE ATHLETICS' IMAGE

SP0SEE A^SOCDUKE UNIV. HEDICAL CENTER, SPORTS MEDICINE CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJURIES
MR. SPORTS MEDICINE

SPORTS RECRUITING

SEE SPORTS, RECRUITING

SFORTSCASTERS _

SEE SPORTS, RADIO COVERAGE

SPRAY-IRRIGATION SYSTEM

SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
CHATHAM OFFICIAL URGES MONITORING ^A&|WAG§
HEALTH OFFICIALS CRITICIZE SPRAY SEWAGE SYSTEMS
SEWAGE QUESTIONS AGAIN MAY DELAY TREYBURN HOMES
HEALTH OFFICIALS KNOW BEST
'SPRAY' SEWER ONE OPTION FOR CHATHAM
UNSUITABLE MIL FORCES ALTERNATIVES TO SEPTIC TANKS
CHATHAM MULLS SEWAGE SYSTEM SUPERVISION
BOND FAVORS GOLF VILLAS AT TREYBURN
TREYBURN HOMES PLAN AWAITS FINAL OK
CC^TYBOARD BACKS TREYBURN TOUWOUSE PLANS

TREYBURN PLAN GETS COUNTY OK

HEALTH BOARD AGAIN TABLES SEWAGE ISSUE
ORANGE, CHATHAM MAY ADOPT WATER REGULATIONS

^SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS)

SPRINGFEST

SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SPRING MADNESS

SQUASH

SQUASH/YOU NEVER THOUGHT OF EATING

SQUID'S RESTAURANT

SQUID'S ESCAPES FIRE

SQUIRRELS

ALERT SQUIRREL

STABBIN6S, CHAPEL HILL

POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE MAN IN 5TMHMB

POLICE LOG/TWO INJURED IN DOMESTIC DISPUTE
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/SUSPECT CHARGED IN STABBING
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE TEEN IN SUNDAY ASSAULT
POLICE CATCH SUSPECT IN WOMAN'S STABBING

STABBINGS, DURHAM

POLICE HOLD WOMAN IN MATE'S STABBING
50 STITCHES REQUIRED AFTER MAN STABBED
MAN STABBED, ROBBED
PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT STABBED TWICE
WOMAN CHARGED WITH STABBING BOYFRIEND
POLICE HOLD MAN, SEEK 2ND IN MURDER
DURHAM POLICE SEEK 2ND MAN IN SLAYING

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 7/08/1989 C 1 P N S82

H 2 7/13/1989 A 4 L

H 2 7/16/1989 B 1 N N36

H 2 7/17/1989 A 4 L

H 2 2/01/1989 D
H 2 2/06/1989 D
H 2 2/07/1989 A

9 N 046
3 N
1 P N N36

S 2 7/01/1989 B 3 P P T32

CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1

1/04/1989

1/06/1989

1/09/1989

1/12/1989

1/15/1989

1/15/1989

2/02/1989

2/10/1989

2/10/1989

2/14/1989

2/14/1989 B

2/17/1989 C

5/26/1989 A

N M25
N A54
N H65
L

N M25
N M25
N M25
N A54
N H65
N A54
N H65
N A54
N M25

S 2 4/15/1989 B 1 P P K30

H 2 11/08/1989 B 1 D N S56

CHH 1 10/01/1989 A 3 N

H 2 7/06/1989 C 1 P P C45

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/10/1989 A
3/02/1989 A
4/09/1989 A
6/05/1989 A
7/25/1989 A
12/06/1989 A

3
5
8

2
2
1

N
N
N
N
N
N M70

S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2

1/27/1989 C
2/27/1989 B
3/05/1989 B
3/09/1989 C
3/24/1989 C
6/12/1989 C
6/13/1989 A

1
7

10
2
1
1

12

N B53

N
N
N
N

N B53
N B53

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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S I T

N E E LY

P D — BATE — C -PG L P BYL

POLICE CHARGE 2ND MAN IN FATAL STABBING

POLICE ARREST SECOND MAN IN STABBING DEATH

POLICE PROBING APPARENT STABBING

WOMAN STABBED IN CHEST, ABDOMEN

VICTIM'S AUTO FOUND AT MALL; MAN ROBBED, STABBED WOMAN, DROVE OFF...

STABBING CASE? STOLEN AUTO FOUND AT MALL

STABBED WOMAN MOVED OUT OF INTENSIVE CARE

WITNESSES DESCRIBE STABBING SUSPECT

POLICE ARREST MAN IN STABBING

MAN, WOMAN STAB EACH OTHER IN FIGHT

POLICE SAY 3 STABBED IN 2 JULY 4 ARGUMENTS

WOMAN STABBED IN CHEST

TWO MEN ROB CABBIE

POLICE LOG/ABOUT $3,000 DISCOVERED MISSING AFTER WOMEN DISTRACT... CLERKS H

POLICE LOG/FOR $800, WOMAN GETS 20 MINUTES OF PAVING H

POLICE LOG/WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN CAR H

MAN GETS LIFE + 40 YEARS FOR *88 STABBING, ASSAULT S

POLICE LOG/ROBBERY ATTEMPT LEAVES MAN STABBED NINE TIMES, BEATEN H
POLICE LOG/MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ROBBED; THIRD HOLDUP ATTEMPT THWARTED H

POLICE LOG/MASKED MAN ROBS RESTAURANT H

POLICE LOG/DEPUTIES RECOVER ITEMS STOLEN IN BREAK-IN H

WOMAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR STABBING HUSBAND S

WIFE GIVEN PRISON TERM FOR STABBING H

DURHAM MAN STABBED, BEATEN IN ARGUMENT OVER SPANKING H

THOUSANDS IN MATERIALS TAKEN FROM GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SITE S

POLICE LOG/STABBING VICTIM GOES INTO CARDIAC ARREST H

MAN IS STABLE WITH STAB WOUND S

POLICE LOG/SHOOTING EX-OFFICER'S CAR CHARGED H

MAN STABBED IN STOMACH H

STABBING ARREST H

POLICE LOG/SUSPECT IN STABBING ARRESTED H

SHORT ARGUMENT, STABBING H

POLICE LOG/ MAN CHARGED AFTER BREAK-IN AT 3 BUSINESSES H

POLICE INVESTIGATING 3 REPORTED ASSAULTS S

POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES H

POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSING $20,000 IN DRUGS H

POLICE LOG/FORGERY AMONG CHARGES AFTER 2-COUNTY CHASE H

POLICE LOG/VAN STRIKES 2 PEDESTRIANS H

WOMAN ARRESTED FOR STABBING MAN S

POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES COCAINE, OTHER DRUG CHARGES H

POLICE LOG/FEMALE, 17, REPORTSASSAULT, FORCED DRIVE TO CREEDMOOR H

POLICE LOG/WOMAN CITED IN ROBBERY OF NEIGHBOR, 80 H

POLICE LOG/SLEEPING VISITOR STABBED H

POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED IN SEPT. 9 STABBING CASE H

POLICE ARREST 3 MEN IN ROBBERY, STABBING S

POLICE L0G/65-YEAR-0LD DURHAM MAN ROBBED, SHOT H

POLICE LOG/SHOOTING CASE SUSPECT HELD ON '84 CHARGE H

STABBINGS N C

INMATE TRANSFERRED AFTER STABBING TWO PRISON GUARDS

WADESBORO COUPLE IS CHARGED FOLLOWING SERIES OF HOLDUPS AND STABBINGS

PATIENT CHARGED AFTER UMSTEAD WORKER STABBED

KNIFE FIGHT LEAVES ONE IN HOSPITAL

STABBINGS, ORANGE COUNTY

INJURED STUDENT NOW RECOVERING

STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY (NOW STAGVILLE PRESERV....)

SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION

SEE ALSO STAGVILLE PLANTATION

HILLSBOROUGH, STAGVILLE CENTER SET FOR HOLIDAY H

STAGVILLE CELEBRATES SEASON FOR LIBERTY S

6/15/1989 C

6/16/1989 C

6/16/1989 C

6/17/1989 C

6/17/1989 C

6/18/1989 B

6/19/1989 A

6/24/1989 C

6/29/1989 A

7/04/1989 C

7/05/1989 A

7/16/1989 B

7/20/1989 B

8/09/1989 B

8/10/1989 C

8/23/1989 B

9/05/1989 A

9/07/1989 C

9/11/1989 B

9/17/1989 B

9/19/1989 B

9/20/1989 B

9/21/1989 C

10/02/1989 A

10/03/1989 C

10/16/1989 B

10/17/1989 A

10/18/1989 C

10/29/1989 B

10/30/1989 B

11/06/1989 B

11/06/1989 B

11/09/1989 C

11/13/1989 C

11/16/1989 C

11/18/1989 C

11/19/1989 B

11/21/1989 B

11/24/1989 C

11/25/1989 C

11/28/1989 B

11/29/1989 C

12/10/1989 B

12/14/1989 B

12/14/1989 B

12/18/1989 C

12/19/1989 C

H 2 1/14/1989 C
H 1 1/21/1989 B
H 1 11/16/1989 C
CHH 1 12/27/1989 A

N B53
N
N
N

P N B53
N
N

P N
N B53
N
N
N

N M51
N M51
N M51
N M51

P N B53
N M51
N M51
N M51
N M51
N B53
N
N

N B53
N M51
N

N M51
N M51
N M51
N M51
N M51
N M51
N B53
N M51
N

N M51
N M51
N B53
N S22
N M51
N M51
N M51
N S69
N B53
N M51
N M51

12 N
8 N
1 N T33
1 P N W57

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A 3 N

2 12/01/1989 D
2 12/01/1989 A

6 P F 1166
8 P F S27

STAGVILLE PLANTATION

SEE ALSO STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY (NOW STAGVILLE PRESERV....)
SEE ALSO TREYBURN
'WOVEN TIES' AT STAGVILLE TODAY H 2 8/06/1989 E 10 P N

STAMPS

SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

ELVIS SHOULD BE LICKED, CANCELLED; OTHERWISE STAW> OUT ALL WITH DARK..,
CEREHCNYM^KS ISSUANCE OF BICENTENNIAL STAW
CAROLINA DOGWOOD BLOOMS ON STAMP

CAROLINA DOGWOOD BLOOMS ON STAMP iiw

BOY SEEKS STA* MARKING PARATROOPS' 50TH ANNIVERSARY
RESULT OF A CIVICS LESSON

STANBACK MIDDLE SCHOOL (ORANGE COUNTY)

SCHOOL OFFICIALS CHANGE TUNE ON STANBACK

S^C^CfFICIALsfF^LIC TO DISCUSS ELEMENTARY GRADE RECORDATION

AREA SCHOOLS REFLECT PUNISHMENT DEBATE

BOARD PONDERS PUBLIC CONCERNS ON GRADE ISSUE ni^nrTn

TEACHERS BOOST BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM IN TV ENCOUNTER

BOARTLEANS^^DTs^STEMi FATE OF STANBACK MIDDLE .SCHOOL DEBATED

IffiS^^A^Kl^lf^O IS NOT A TIME FOR VACATE

STANDARDIZED TESTS _„™ ^^

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., ACHIEVEMENT JESTS
LABELS, TESTS NOT ALUAYS HELPFUL, SPOJW ISMS

□jucators: Durham schools don't -fudge* on examinations

STANDOFFS

SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, N.C
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS, U.S.

3 ARRESTED IN BRAGTOWN STAND-OFF

FOUR PERSONS CHARGED AFTER STANDOFF

MAN SURRENDERS TO POLICE AFTER BARRICADED 2 HOURS

STANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL

GITHENS MEETS STANFORD IN BASKETBALL DOUBLE-HEADER

STANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
STANFORD FOOTBALL TEAM OWPS

°TANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL (FORMERLY STANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL)
AUTHORITIES TKPCE CALLER AFTER STAFFORD SCHOOL BOMB THREAT
COUNSELING NEEDS SERIOUS, SCHOOL PRINCIPALS SAY

STlV1RETIRiNG POLICE CHIEF RARELY RESORTED TO SUN

STANLEY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTERS
SAT PREPS! DO THEY DELIVER?
SAT preps: TEST COURSES VARY

ST^uas^b^ing'plant prompts calls in stanly county

star buick

see also johnson motor co. __ , „

HENDERSON DEALER BUYS STAR AUTOMOBILE CO.

STAR CABLE CO.

UESTERN PERSON COUNTY MAY GET CABLE TV

CT^UNlV1^OFCN.C.-CHftPEL HILL MOREHEAD PLANETARIA

STAR UARS (MILITARY PROGRAM)
SEE ALSO LASERS
LASER PIONEER TOUTS TRIANGLE

STARS AND STRIPES (NEtfiPAFER)

CENSORSHIP AND THE MILITARY

STARVIN* MARVIN

S
E

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I T
L Y

L P BYL

H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2

2/26/1989 B
8/22/1989 B
8/24/1989 A
8/24/1989 A
8/24/1989 A
9/16/1989 C

1 U N36
1 P N
1 P N M70
1 P N H90
10 N
1 P P T37

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1
S 2

3/03/1989
3/04/1989
3/13/1989
3/14/1989
3/17/1989
3/26/1989
4/01/1989
4/12/1989
4/26/1989
6/24/1989

7/03/1989 A 8
9/19/1989 A 1

N M25
E

N L90
N C62
N M25
N C62

N K25
N M25
N M25
N M25

N D38
N E33

S 2 1/13/1989 C 1 N B53
H 2 1/14/1989 C 12 N
H 2 12/09/1989 C 1 P N S22

S 2 1/24/1989 D 4 P N A76
S 2 12/26/1989 B 4 P N A76

CHH 1 3/08/1989 A 2 N R63
CHH 1 3/17/1989 A 1 P N M25

S 2 1/04/1989 C 3 N

S 2 1/16/1989 A 1 N S92
S 2 1/16/1989 A 1 N S92

H 2 1/08/1989 C 3 N

S 2 6/10/1989 C 1 N M06

H 1 11/10/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 4/03/1989 A 1 P N N36

H 2 10/10/1989 A 4 E

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HONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

HAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO HOUSE

STATE AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
FUNDS OK'D FOR PRIVATE COLLEGE STUDENTS

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION

STATE BUDGETS (U.S., NOT N.C.)
HIGH TAXES STYMIE GROWTH

STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

SEE N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

STATE DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

STATE ELECTIONS BOARD

SEE N.C. BOARD OF ELECTIONS

STATE GAMES OF NORTH CAROLINA
SEE ALSO N.C. AMATEUR SPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL (FORMERLY NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL)

STATE GAMES OF NORTH CAROLINA SET TO BEGIN WITH 'YOU' IN MIND

TORCH FOR N.C. STATE GAMES TO SPARK WEDNESDAY CEREMONY

TORCH RUN

DESPITE ILLNESS, 80-YEAR-OLD ANXIOUS TO RETURN TO ACTION

STATE GAMES BASEBALL GETS BOOST FROM AREA HIGH SCHOOLS

LET THE GAMES BEGIN

BELL AND TORCH

JOG TOGS, TORCH SHINE BRIGHTLY AS GAMES' FLAME REACHES CHAPEL

ROPER'S THREE-HITTER MOWS DOWN REGION 3, 3-1

IN DULEY'S SPORT, FUTURE IS ALWAYS UP IN THE AIR

HE'S SAFE AT THE STATE GAMES

'BROADWAY JACK' PROMISES, DELIVERS TABLE TENNIS WIN

STATE HOUSE DISTRICTS (N.C. )

SEE TWENTY-SECOND STATE HOUSE DISTRICT (N.C.)

STATE LEGISLATURE

SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY

STATISTICS

SEE ALSO CRIME RATE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SPORTS, STATISTICS
SPORTS INDEX: JUST THE FACTS

STEALTH PROGRAM

SEE ALSO B-2 BOMBERS

SEE ALSO NATIONAL SECURITY

STEALTH BOMBER MUST PROVE IT IS WORTH COST

STEALTH HAS MORE TO PROVE

NO BUSINESS LIKE STEALTH BUSINESS

STEAMROLLERS
OOPS!

STEEL MAGNOLIAS (FILM)

SOUTHERN WOMEN ARE GIVEN THEIR DUE/ 'MAGNOLIAS' ', A SECOND LOOK
IT SUFFERS SOME, GOING FROM STAGE TO SCREEN/'STEEL MAGNOLIAS'

STEM, N.C.

OFFICER PROBED BY SBI IN SHOOTING

STEM ANNEXATION BILL PUT ON HOLD

STEM TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION PLANS ON MONDAY NIGHT

STEM WINDS DOWN ITS PLAN FOR ANNEXING HUGE PARCEL

STEM, N.C, ELECTIONS

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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S 2 6/13/1989 B 1 N

H 2 4/12/1989 C 1 N L40

H 2 9/05/1989 A 4 E

H

2

6/18/1989 C

1 N V05

H

2

6/19/1989 C

2 N

H

2

6/22/1989 C

2 P P K30

H

2

6/22/1989 D

1 N V05

H

2

6/22/1989 D

1 P N R54

CHH 1

6/22/1989 A

1 P P L38

H

1

6/22/1989 C

2 P P K30

S

2

6/22/1989 C

1 P N T77

H

2

6/23/1989 B

1 N R54

H

2

6/24/1989 B

1 P N V05

CHH 1

6/26/1989 A

3 P P T44

S

2

7/04/1989 D

4 P N A76

H 2 8/31/1989 D 1 U M88

S 2 7/12/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/21/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/31/1989 A 4 E

H 2 3/05/1989 B 1 P P C45

11/17/1989 D
11/17/1989 D

H 2 4/04/1989 C

H 2 4/13/1989 C

H 1 4/14/1989 C

H 2 4/18/1989 A

15 P R S92
15 P R S66

1 N T33
1 N R53
1 M N T33
1 N P41

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3 CANDIDATES FILE FOR GRANVILLE POSTS
DEADLINE BRINGS RUSH OF FILING IN GRANVILLE

STEPFAMILIES

^A SffADJJSTK BLENDED FAMILIES BRING UNIQUE CHALLENGES
ONE NEW FAMILY'S TRANSITION

STEPPARENTS

SEE STEPFAMILIES

STEREO EQUIPMENT

^ale^ofTtimid consumer: VENTURING OUT TO BUY A
STEREO PITCH BRINGS ARREST

'BOOM BOX'

STEROIDS' SIDE EFFECTS COUNTER 'BENEFITS' FOR ATHLETES
TEENS' STEROID USE! FOR SOME IT'S THE PURSUIT OF APPEARANCE
NEU NFL POLICY COULD RID FOOTBALL OF STEROIDS

TRcK'^Id'uSE ENDANGERS PUBLIC-DOCTOR
TOUGH PENALTIES MAY CUT USE OF STEROIDS

STEWART B. HCKINNEY HOMELESS ACT
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER
SEE ALSO STREET PEOPLE _

KEMP OFFERS HOPE FOR HOMELESS PROBLEM

STILLS

SEE ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE MOONSHINE

"STING" OPERATIONS

SEE ALSO FLIMFLAM SCHEMES uTimnp
BEER STING NETS 29 FOR SALE TO MINORS
ALCOHOL ENFORCEMENT STING NETS 2 ARRESTS
STING: T«3 VIDEO PUTS THE 'INFAMOUS' IN DRUG BUST
STING SNARES 27 FOR SELLING BEER

STOCK CAR RACING

SEE ALSO AUTO RACING ,„u

SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPEEDWAY

SEE ALSO COCA-COLA 600

SEE ALSO DRAG RACING

SEE ALSO GOODWRENCH 500

SEE ALSO GOODY'S 500

SEE ALSO NASCAR

SEE ALSO N.C. MOTOR SPEEDWAY

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY

SEE ALSO SOUTH BOSTON SPEEDWAY

SEE ALSO TALLADEGA 500 (JULY RACE) m

SEE ALSO THE WINSTON (CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPEEDWAY RACE)

SEE ALSO WINSTON CUP RACING CIRCUIT

S^RE^llfffiL TO NASCAR VICW ^

WALTRIP HOLDS OFF EARNHARDT, ROLLS TO 3RD WIN OF SEASON

DIXON SETS HIS SIGHTS ON NASCAR „«.„,.,-,„-,

MARTIN'S RACING HISTORY AT TALLADEGA ONE OF NO LUCK AT ALL

WALTRIP ADDS PRESSURE WITH CHANCE AT MILLION-DOLLAR 'JEWEL'

-CUBIC DOLLARS': FOGLEMAN HOPES SPONSOR EQUALS RACING

WINSTON CUP HEADING TOWARD ANOTHER MILESTONE

RITCH MAKING SOME TRACKS IN RACING AT TENDER AGE OF 16

U^TRIP^HaKtEAM HAS PROVEN PROFITABLE/AUTO RACING MMMmT

MARTIN, POKED UP BY NEW SPONSOR, AIMS TO MAKE A RUN AT EARNHARDT

U«ONTE QUIETLY WORKING WAY TO WINS ^^ at

STOCK CAR RACER BILL ELLIOTT MAKES A PIT STOP AT DHS HIGH

EVEN WITH BADBREAKS, ELLIOTT REMAINS IN THICK OF RACE

CHARLOTTE CONSIDERS LIGHTS IN ORDER TO KEEP THE WINSTON/AUTO RACING

BATHER'S CAUTION ASSURES WALTRIP THIRD CONSECUTIVE GOODY'S FLAG

S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

1 7/15/1989 C 1 N T33
1 8/05/1989 B 1 N T33

3/22/1989 B 1
3/22/1989 B 1

P F

F

S27
S27

H 2
S 2

1/22/1989 B
3/18/1989 A

1
1

U N36
N B53

S 2

CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2

1/17/1989 C
1/23/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
4/22/1989 A
6/25/1989 B
9/02/1989 A

1
6
4
4
1
4

N

U

E

E

N C60

E

S 2 2/01/1989 A 4 E

S 2 2/17/1989 A 1 P N B53

CHH 1 4/19/1989 A 1 N R63

H 2 6/18/1989 A 1 N M51

S 2 11/10/1989 C 1 N B53

S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H

1/24/1989 D
4/17/1989 D
4/24/1989 D
5/30/1989 D
7/30/1989 B
8/06/1989 C
8/20/1989 B
8/20/1989 B
8/27/1989 B
9/03/1989 B
9/10/1989 C
9/13/1989 D
9/18/1989 C
9/19/1989 B
9/24/1989 C
9/25/1989 B

5
1
1
4
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2

2
9

N

N M98
N M98
N A76
N M64
N M64
N M64
N M64
N M64
N M64
N M64
N M98
N S92
N M98
N M64
N M98

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

HUGO'S DAMAGE WON'T HINDER CHARLOTTE RACE/AUTO RACING

EVEN THOUGH HE'S LEAVING TEAM, RUDD RUNNING HARD FOR UIN/AUTO RACING

SCHRADER, WALLACE SHOW CHARLOTTE 'SHOU-ME' SPIRIT

IT'S JUST ALL IN YOUR, UH, HEAD, KYLE/AUTO RACING

CRASH GIVES BODINE FLAG

N.C. MOTOR SPEEDWAY REVVING UP FOR RACE

MARTIN CASTS ASIDE DOUBTS FOR FIRST CHECKERED FLAG

BELIEVE IT OR NOT! WALTRIP LEADS CONTEST FOR MOST POPULAR DRIVER

FOR MOROSO, EVERYTHING FELL INTO PLACE

BASED ON WINS, IT'S WALTRIP

STOCK FRAUD

SEE ALSO FRAUD
STATE SEIZES RECORDS OF HAYTI GROUP
STATE PROBES HAYTI RECORDS
HERITAGE SQUARE LOAN MAY UP DURHAM SUBSIDY
" STATE RETURNS PART OF FILES FOR HAYTI
SAFETY & ECONOMIC INTERESTS DEBATED ON BILL TO ALLOW LONGER TRACTOR...
EDMISTEN ASKS INVESTIGATORS TO HASTEN HAYTI FRAUD PROBE
DUKE GRAB'S SCAM VICTIMS TO GET 44X OF MONEY BACK

STOCK MARKET

SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
DURHAM BROKER RATES JORDAN A BLUE-CHIPPER

N
P

H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

H
S
H
S
H
S
H

-DATE-

S
E

C -PG

2 10/01/1989 C

2 10/08/1989 C

2 10/09/1989 B

2 10/15/1989 C

2 10/16/1989 B

2 10/22/1989 C

2 10/23/1989 B

2 10/29/1989 C

2 10/30/1989 B

2 11/26/1989 C

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L Y
L P BYL

N M64

N M64
P N M98

N M64
P N M98

U M98
P N M64
P U M64

N M98
P N

4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/22/1989
4/27/1989
6/15/1989
6/20/1989
8/17/1989

1
1
1
1

15
1
1

N S69
N M06
N S69
N M06
N

N M06
N

STOCK MARKET CRASH

DURHAM JUST PLAYED IT COOL

STOLEN CHECKS
SEE ALSO FORGERY
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN TRIES TO CASH STOLEN CHECK

STONE BROTHERS AND BYRD

FARM, GARDEN SUPPLY STORE MARKS ITS 75TH ANNIVERSARY

STONEMASONS

DUKE CHAPEL STONE WORKERS HOLD REUNION

STONEYBROOK (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
GARBAGE POLICY BLASTED

STONEYCREEK

NEW HOPE ZONING MEETS OPPOSITION

UNIVERSITY STATION CLEARS HURDLE

TRAFFIC, SAFETY CONCERN NEIGHBORS OF SCHOOL SITE

SECLUSION OF SITE CONCERNS PARENTS

COUNTY BOARD FOILS UNIVERSITY STATION'S REZONING EFFORT

STORAGE TANKS

SEE GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS
SEE UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS

STORAGE UNITS

LOSSES FROM STORAGE BIN THEFTS MAY TOP $100,000 H 2

'CLAIM YOUR STUFF DAY' WOULD SAVE U.S. FROM ITS EXCESSES/GUEST COLUMNIST CHH 1

STORMS

SEE SNOW, DURHAM
SEE SNOW, N.C.
SEE THUNDERSTORMS
SEE WIND DAMAGE

H 2 8/11/1989 B 3 N

H 2 10/17/1989 A 1 N S69

CHH 1 2/11/1989 A 3 N

H 2 3/26/1989 E 18 U B56

S 2 6/19/1989 A 1 P N T77

CHH 1 2/07/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 3/02/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 4/06/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 4/09/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 5/08/1989 A 1 N

CHH 1 6/07/1989 A 1 N M20

8/17/1989 C
10/13/1989 A

1 N M51
4 P U

STORMWATER RUNOFF

SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
GROWTH LIMITS EYED TO PROTECT WATERSHEDS
ANNEXATION WORRIES WILBWOOD RESIDENTS
COMPROMISE PROTECTION PLANS DUE IN
OWASA BILLS TO INCLUDE BROCHURE

STORMY MONDAY (FILM)

H 2 3/29/1989 C 1 N A54

CHH 1 6/27/1989 A 1 N D38

CHH 1 10/14/1989 A 3 N M25

CHH 1 10/18/1989 A 3 N

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12/31/1989

Y SUIJE

'STORMY MONDAY' - CRIME WITH SOFTLY BRITISH HUMOR

^TflRYTFLLING

SHE TELLS HER STORIES WITH STRINGS ATTACHED

T^STOYTCL^rRABif HBKY UCKO TELLS TALES 'OF FAITH— AND OF SURVIVAL
SEA TALe' LOCAL STORYTELLER READY TO SET SAIL ON U.S.-SOVIET ADVENTURE
ROXIE MCOJLL0U6H LEAVES THEM SFEOBJMD
SETTING SAIL FOR PEACE; BYNUM STORYTELLER TO K ON DECK, ^
STORYTELLING FESTIVAL CAPTURES YOUNGSTERS' ATTENTION IN GRANVILLE
TELLING TALES FOR POWER PUNCHLINES

NO MORE BULL-HERE'S SOME 'TRUTH' ABOUT ORANGE COUNTY
THE STORYTELLER

STOVALL, N.C,

LOUISBURG PROTESTS GRANVILLE LANDFILL PLAN

STOVALL, N.C, ELECTIONS __ _

3 CANDIDATES FILE FOR GRANVILLE POSTS
DEADLINE BRINGS RUSH OF FILING IN GRANVILLE

STRANDED AUTOS

SEE AUTOS, ABANDONED

S™ND^HAMTPOl!c1 BECOME SANTA TO FAMILY STRANDED ON INTERSTATE

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT RESOURCES (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

NETWORKING: FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS, IT ISN'T SELLING...
COmMCATIONS COSULTANT OFFERS TIPS ON '90-SECOND HONEYMOON'

STRAWBERRIES

THE JOY OF PICKING

STREAKING

POLICE LOG/STREAKERS SEEN AT AVERY HALL

STREAM MATCH PROGRAM

SEE N.C. STREAM HATCH PROGRAM

STREAMS

SEE RIVERS, N.C.

STREET IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS
SEE ALSO STREET REPAIRS

SEE ALSO STREETS, DURHAM r^>

COUNCIL CONSIDERING STREET, PARKS 'IMPACT FEES'

STREET LIGHTS
SEE ALSO LIGHTS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNALS
ATTACK SITE TO GET STREET LIGHT

STREET OPERA
SEE OPERA

STREET PEOPLE

SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER

SEE ALSO THE OTHER DURHAM (SPECIAL SERIES)

SEE ALSO STEWART B. MCKIȣY HOMELESS ACT

TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT

DURHAM SHELTERS HOMELESS FROM THE COLD

MORE HOMELESS PEOPLE VISIT SHELTER IN '88

m^^^&ffl^^^ 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

: 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 1/20/1989 D

4 P R L59

CHH 1 3/18/1989 A

3 P N C62

S 2 3/20/1989 A

3 P P M66

H 2 3/26/1989 E

1 P F Zll

CHH 1 6/05/1989 A

3 P N

S 2 6/20/1989 B

1 P F G59

H 2 7/13/1989 B

1 P N Zll

H 1 9/15/1989 C

1 N T33

H 2 10/22/1989 E

4 U

S 2 11/14/1989 C

1 P K30

CHH 1 12/12/1989 A

4 J

H 2 12/14/1989 A

6 P F S56

H 1 4/18/1989 B 1 N T33

H 1 7/15/1989 C
H 1 8/05/1989 B

1 N T33
1 N T33

H 2 12/18/1989 C 1 N M51

2 7/24/1989 A
2 8/06/1989 D

S 2 5/31/1989 C

CHH 1 2/18/1989 A

6 P N S56
8 P N K65

1 P F S27
8 N

S 2 3/09/1989 A 1 M N H70

CHH 1 9/25/1989 A 3 N

H

2

1/03/1989 C

1 P P T37

S

2

1/05/1989 C

1 N M06

CHH 1

1/27/1989 A

1 N S17

H

2

1/29/1989 A

1 P Q Zll

H

2

1/30/1989 A

1 C Q Zll

H

2

1/31/1989 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

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

S
E

-DATE — C

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I T

L Y

■TO L P BYL

DURHAM SHELTER RESIDENTS MAY BE DOWN, BUT NOT OUT/THE OTHER DURHAM

ADVOCATES SPEAK OUT FOR HELPING CITY'S HOMELESS

POOR, HOMELESS TELL THEIR STORIES

NUMBER OF HOMELESS INCREASING IN COUNTY

TRIANGLE STUDENTS TO SING IN NATIONAL BENEFIT CONCERT

AN IDEA BORN OF DEATH IN WINTER'S COLD

MOVIE 'STREETWISE' THE HOMELESS' ONLY GIFT

MILLIONS OF CITIZENS COULD JOIN HOMELESS

PROVIDER TO DURHAM HOMELESS SEES LIFE IN STREET FIRSTHAND

FASHION DESIGNER REACHES OUT TO HELP HOMELESS

AWARENESS OF HOMELESS GOAL OF SEPTEMBER RALLY

LINCOLN GETS 11,000 FOR HOMELESS

'HOMELESS' FOR A NIGHT

THOUSANDS RALLY FOR 'HOUSING NOW! '/DURHAM DELEGATION PUTS TAR HEEL PRINT

HOMELESSNESS A LOCAL PROBLEM

SQUALLOR AMONG THE WEALTH

STREET PERSON INTERVIEW

STREET REPAIRS

SEE ALSO STREET IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS
CREWS SCRAMBLE TO REPAIR POTHOLES
MAZE DAZE

STREETLIGHT STUDIOS

STREETLIGHT STUDIOS SHOWCASES DIVERSE ART FORMS

H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2

2/02/1989

3/02/1989

3/02/1989

3/30/1989

4/03/1989

5/01/1989

5/19/1989

8/10/1989

8/23/1989

9/06/1989 B

9/07/1989 C

9/16/1989

10/04/1989

10/08/1989

10/17/1989

10/28/1989

11/26/1989

Q Zll
N A54
N H65
N M20
N

N A54
R L59
E

N S69
N H65
N S22
N H65
N

N Zll
E
E
T C50

3/29/1989 A
6/01/1989 C

1 P N M06
1 P P T37

H 2 6/30/1989 D 6 F Zll

STREETS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ASPHALT

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., SIDEWALK ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO ONE-WAY STREETS
SEE ALSO POTHOLES
SEE ALSO STREET IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS

ROAD WORK POSES MONTHS OF DETOURS

PROGRESS REQUIRES PATIENCE

CREWS SCRAMBLE TO REPAIR POTHOLES

GUESS ROAD WORK WIDENS STREET, SMILES

STREET NAME PUZZLES

STRAIGHT IS THE WAY FOR HIM

RIDE 'EM, PLOWBOY

STREP DISEASES

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
KNOW-THE-ENEMY DRIVES MOM WHO LOST NEWBORN TO INFECTION

STRESS

SEE ALSO ANXIETY

SEE ALSO BURNOUT

SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE

SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS

SEE ALSO POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

TYPE A PERSONALITIES; DUKE STUDY INDICATES EXERCISE CAN EASE

STRESS; WAYS TO COPE WITH PRESSURE/RUNNING AND FITNESS

HE HELPS HEAL THE HEALERS

STUDENTS GOING TO MEDICAL SCHOOL THROWN IN CRISIS TO SINK OR

FEW REPORT JOB BLUES, UNC POLL STATES

WOMEN'S TREATMENT PROGRAM SET

DUKE HOSTS WORKSHOP ON STRESS

COPING WITH STRESSj HOW THE ELDERLY CAN REDUCE ANXIETY

STRESSED TEACHERS NEED HELP

DUKE STUDIES LINK BETWEEN STRESS, HEART DISEASE

FAMILY SUPPORT COMBATS STRESS, DUKE STUDY SAYS

STRIKE ASSISTANCE BENEFITS
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION

STRIKES, DURHAM

COMPLICATIONS NOT EXPECTED AT RDU
CONSCIENCE WON'T LET CARY PILOT CROSS PICKET
STRIKE DOESN'T SLOW RDU; BUSH REFUSES TO INTERVENE

STRIKES, U.S.

1/09/1989 B
1/11/1989 A
3/29/1989
4/29/1989
8/04/1989
8/12/1989
11/21/1989

N M06
E

N M06
N M06
E

P K30
P T37

H 2 12/03/1989 B 1 P N C60

RESPONSE... H 2 1/17/1989 D 4 T N C60

SWIM

CHH 1

1/21/1989 A

6 P U L38

H 2

4/10/1989 A

1 P N C60

H 2

4/10/1989 A

8 N C60

CHH 1

4/20/1989 A

5 N

H 2

6/23/1989 C

14 N D80

S 2

6/26/1989 C

3 N

CHH 1

8/11/1989 A

6 U

H 2

8/23/1989 A

4 E

S 2

9/16/1989 C

1 N

H 2 11/08/1989 C

2 N D80

S

2

3/04/1989 A

1 N

H

2

3/05/1989 A

1 P N P38

S

2

3/07/1989 A

1 P N H65

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S I T

N E E LY

P D — DATE — C -TO L P BYL

SEE ALSO NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD

SEE ALSO UNIONS, U.S.
EASTERN'S STRIKE NO-WIN WALKOUT
STRIKING VA. HINER DENIES VIOLENCE USED
PHONE STRIKE WON'T AFFECT DURHAM CALLS
CONCERT TO BENEFIT STRIKING WORKERS

H 2 3/07/1989 A 4 E

H 2 7/28/1989 C 1 P N S22

S 2 8/07/1989 A 1 N C61

CHH 1 11/01/1989 A 3 N

STRIP DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING

SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS

SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS ^^ aw ,

WLLsMjG^Fmic HEARINGTO FOCUS ON ZONING TO HALT STRIP ICVELCftCNT CHH 1
DEVELOPER FEARS NEW LAW WOULD PROMOTE STRIP MALLS S 2

ENTRANCE RESTRICTIONS URGED °* »

STRIP TEASE ARTISTS

SEALLLHE WANTS TO DO IS DANCE; LIFE IS HUNKY-DORY FOR CHIPPENDALE'S...

7/21/1989 A
7/24/1989 A
7/26/1989 B
7/27/1989 A

E

N D38
N C61
N D38

H 2 2/10/1989 D 9 P F S56

STRIPED BASS
SEE ALSO FISH
LOOKING OUT FOR THE STRIPED BASS

STROKES _ _

SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE

HEED EARLY WARNING SIGNALS OF STROKE

CHH 1 6/25/1989 A 4 E

H 2 6/27/1989 A 10 D N C60

STUSEEALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC ^OS^^OMANUFACTURERS)

lFSS'S GOOD NEWS INaUDED VISIT TO DURHAM STUDEBAKER FARM H

2 1/01/1989 C 1 U N36

STUDENT ATHLETES SUMMER INSTITUTE
SUMMER INSTITUTE

S^UN?Tof\c.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT GOVERNMENT

STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS „^,AU

SEE ALSO DUKE STUDY IN CHINA PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS „ „_„

^SO&ET SS^S.VIffiiSPScSSE PROGRAM BRINGS A SLICE OF RUSSIA...

STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS

SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM Tn tt>tai

UNC TAKES MANY LOAN DEFAULTS TO COURT, FEW TO TRIAL
LOAN-DEFAULT PROGRAM HAS DOUBLE BENEFITS
TROUBLED RUTLEDGE COLLEG€S MAY BE bOLD TO MISS. FIRM
UNC LOAN RECIPIENTS FACE INTERVIEW BOTTLENECK

STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM

SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., TUITION

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENT LOANS

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENT LOANS

SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., STIJDENTS

SEE ALSO N.C. TEACHING FELLOWS PROGRAM

SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.^HAPEL HILL, FINANCIAL AID

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, SC^LARSHIPS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT LOANS

PRICE INTRODUCES LOAN BILL ^^^

HOSPITAL TRIES SCHOLARSHIPS TO LURE WORKERS

LOAN-DEFAULT PROGRAM HAS DOUBLE BENEFITS

STUDENT LOANS

SEE STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM

STUI%CATolRWILL HONOR NCCU STUDENT TEACHERS

H 2 6/24/1989 A 8 P N T37

CHH 1 2/28/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 1/06/1989 A 1 P N H90

S 2 6/05/1989 A 4 E

H 2 6/19/1989 C 2 N

CHH 1 8/02/1989 A 2 N S17

CHH 1 1/05/1989 A
S 2 5/05/1989 C
S 2 6/05/1989 A

2 N M70
1 N H65
4 E

S 2 4/28/1989 C 16 N

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DAVIS TOP NCCU STUDENT TEACHER

STUDENT TEACHER LEARNS LESSON AT DHS/GUEST COLUMN

STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING (SADD)
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING <MADD)

DUKE STUDENTS ENTER CONTEST

BROGDEN STUDENTS RESPOND TO DEATHS WITH SADD CHAPTER

PROM TIME SADD TIME

STUDENTS FOR CHOICE
SEE ALSO ABORTION
STUDENTS CALL FOR CHOICE

'PRO-CHOICE' STUDENTS RALLY AT DUKE (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-14-89)
CORRECTION

STUDENTS FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
MAKE ANIMAL RESEARCHERS ACCOUNTABLE

MEETING WITH UNC OFFICIALS PLEASES ANIMAL RIGHTS ADVOCATES
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUPS PLAN CANDLELIGHT VIGIL AT CHANCELLOR'S HOME
SETA SUES FOR ACCESS TO INFORMATION ABOUT UNC ANIMAL RESEARCH
SETA INFORMATION REQUEST DENIED
SETA MISUNDERSTOOD TALKS-UC
SETA LAWSUIT UP FOR HEARING
JUDGE RULES UNC CAN PROTECT RESEARCH DOCUMENTS

STY OF THE BLIND PIG (PLAY)
DRAMA AT NCCU

NCCU PLAY SPOTLIGHTS VOLATILE ERA
NCCU'S 'STY OF THE BLIND PIG' IS EVOCATIVE PLAY ABLY DIRECTED

SUANTRI (BAND)

SUANTRI SINGS

ROARING DONKEY MUSICIANS BRING TALENTS TO TOWN

SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION

SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS

DEVELOPER PREDICTS CPU. WILL LOSE FEE

COUNCIL LIKES LOW-COST HOUSING PROPOSAL

COMMISSIONERS LIKELY TO ADOPT COURTESY REVIEW

CHAPEL HILL EXCEEDED AUTHORITY, COURT RULES

RALEIGH BUILDER EYES HILLSBOROUGH

CHATHAM BOARD TO CONSIDER 2-LOT SUBDIVISION

TWO-LOT SUBDIVISION GIVEN PLANNERS' PRELIMINARY OK

HOWES QUESTIONS RULING

EXTENDED HEARINGS IN PUBLIC INTEREST

CHATHAM FACING PAVING DECISION

EFLAND MAN MAY SUE COUNTY OVER AIRPORT SITE

CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS MAY ASSUME FINAL OK ON SUBDIVISIONS

PERSON INDUSTRIES STILL SEEKING NEW LOCATION

BOARD GRANTS DELAY FOR SUBDIVISION BID

SUBDIVISION CONTROL PROPOSAL DEBATED

THOMPSON DEFENDS PROPOSED LAND-USE CHANGES

ROCKY HILL PLAN WORRIES NEIGHBORS

CARRBORO LEASH LAW MAY EXTEND TO PARK IF ALDERMEN OK CHANGE

FOES SCREAM PROTESTS AS SUBDIVISION APPROVED ^^

MORATORIUM COULD HIT 57X OF COUNTY

MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS

BOARD TO GET FINAL SUBDIVISION OK

SUBDIVISION SUBSIDIES SCHEDULED FOR DEBATE

BOARD APPROVES FIRST SUBDIVISION IN TRANSITION AREA

SUBSIDIES

SEE RENT SUBSIDIES

SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
SEE HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE RENT SUBSIDIES

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E

L Y

P D

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S 2

5/02/1989 A

3 N

S 2 10/05/1989 A

4 U

S 2

4/04/1989 A

7 N

H 2

4/13/1989 C

2 N

H 2

5/12/1989 C

5 P P S73

H 2

4/13/1989 C

3 P P T37

S 2

4/13/1989 B

1 P N G59

S 2

4/14/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

2/26/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

4/14/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

4/25/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

10/10/1989 A

3 N 317

CHH 1 10/26/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1 11/22/1989 A

3 N U57

CHH 1

12/15/1989 A

1 N

H 2 12/16/1989 C

1 N

H 2 10/06/1989 D

8 P N Zll

H 2 10/13/1989 B

9 R P10

S 2 10/16/1989 A

7 P R

S 2

7/20/1989 D

1 P P

S 2

7/20/1989 D

3 F B71

CHH 1

1/06/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

1/10/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

2/08/1989 A

1 N L40

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

3/07/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

3/09/1989 A

5 N M25

CHH 1

3/23/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1

3/25/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

4/11/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

4/26/1989 A

2 N L90

CHH 1

5/12/1989 A

3 N M25

H 1

6/07/1989 C

1 N T33

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

7/14/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

7/27/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

7/28/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

8/15/1989 A

3 N C62

H 2

8/16/1989 C

1 N M20

CHH 1

8/17/1989 A

3 N M20

H 2

8/20/1989 C

3 N C60

CHH 1

9/06/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

9/10/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1 :

11/23/1989 A

3 N C62

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SUBSTANDARD HOUSING

SEE HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD

SUBVERSIVE GROUPS (INDEXED BY SPECIFIC NAME OF GROUP)
SEE TERRORISM

SUCCESSION, GUBERNATORIAL

SEE GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION

SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME
SEE CRIB DEATHS

^^MWTHERm! TW* FLY' INMATE FAILS IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT
KELLER HONORED FOR SAVING LIFE
DEPUTY PREVENTS TRAGEDY

SUICIDES, DURHAM _

SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, SUICIDES
MAN FOUND HANGED IN HOTEL STAIRWELL

ttBBSSSVBL SELF AFTER SHOOTING WIFE
ESTRANGED HUSBANU SHOOTS UIFE, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

SUICIDES, N.C. _

SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, SUICIDES

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SUICIDES
ROXBORO WOMAN DIES FROM GUtgHOT WOUND
GRANVILLE MAN FINDS WIFE DROWNED IN POND _.„_
RELIGION, FAMILY AFFECT SURVIVOR REACTION TO SUICIDE
WOMAN SHOT, MAN THEN KILLS SELF IN OFFICE BUILDING
HENDERSON SHOOTING LEAVES MAN DEAD, WOMAN WOUNDED

SUICIDES, ORANGE COUNTY

HILLSBOROUGH DEATH RULED A SUICIDE
COUNSELORS ON STANDBY IN UAKE OF SUICIDE
MAN STRUCK, KILLED BY TRAIN
MAN, WOMAN FOUND DEAD OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS
OFFICER LOST JOB PRIOR TO SUICIDES _
UNC POLICE ADMIT OFFICER WAS SUSPENDED

SUKAY (QUARTET)

SUN'S UP ON HOT TIMES _ aij_

SUKAY PERFORMS MUSIC FROM THE ANDES

SUMAN'S CATERING

THE BEST OF INDIA

^ITB^IWESSTBRIEFING/'86 TAX ACT HAD 879 PAGES; BILL TO CORRECT ERRORS.

COL^uS StSPfSctBTO CORNING, SUMITOMO OFFICIAL SAYS...
SUMITOMO TAPS NEW PRESIDENT

SUMMER

SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS)

SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND __

SEE ALSO CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
DISREGARD TENN. CAMP APPEALS __ ^^^
FUND GIVES CHILDREN B00ST-4JHEN IT'S MOST NEEDED nMKums
C«f HOLDS IMPORTANT EMOTIONAL TIES FOR AUTISTIC FOSTER DAUGHTER
CA* UOULD EASE GIRL'S PAIN, SORROU/SUMKER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
D^r^^jUUrHELP NEGLECTED 5-YEAR-OLD/SUMMEP SCHOLARSHIP FUND
CAMP WOLD EASE PAIN OF PAST fCGLECT/SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND

PROGRAMS WOULD BRIGHTEN BOY'S LIFE

ATHLETIC 7-YEAR-OLD NEEDS DAYCAMP PROGRAMS
CAMP WOULD BE GOOD EXPERIENCE FOR GIRL, 12

H 2 1/28/1989 C 1 N
S 2 5/05/1989 A 1 P N B53
H 2 5/12/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/15/1989 C 8 N

H 2 6/19/1989 A 1 P P S73

H 2 6/19/1989 C 1 P N M51

S 2 6/19/1989 A 1 P N S73

H 2

H 2
S 2
H 2

H 1

1/14/1989 C
2/16/1989 C
6/02/1989 C
6/24/1989 C
7/14/1989 C

12
2

1

1

1

0
N

N

N
N

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

5/19/1989 A
6/09/1989 A
8/29/1989 A
9/07/1989 C
9/08/1989 A
9/09/1989 A

3
3

1
1
1
1

N

N M25
P N H90
N 080
N M70
N M70

S 2 5/04/1989 D 1 P P S76
S 2 5/18/1989 D 7 P P

H 2 10/06/1989 D 7 P R D77

H 2 1/01/1939 D 8 N

H 2 2/19/1989 A 1 C N C60

H 2 2/28/1989 A 10 N

S 2 5/18/1989 A 10 P N

3/29/1989

4/23/1989

4/24/1989

4/24/1989

4/25/1989

4/25/1989

4/26/1989

4/26/1989 B

4/27/1989 C

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SPORTS-SCHOOL CLASSES COULD HELP YOUNGSTER

HILLSIDE DAY CAW* COULD BALANCE FOSTER SON'S BAD MEMORIES

CAW WOULD GIVE BOY NEEDED TUTORING

11-YEAR-OLD FOSTER CHILD UOULD ENJOY 4-H CAW

HELPING A POOR CHILD CAN BE AN INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE

HANDICAPPED BOY, 12, MOULD LIKE YMCA CAMP

TIME GROWING SHORT FOR HELPING CHILDREN

DONATIONS SLOW FOR CAMP FUND

BOY HELPS FAMILY BY HUNTING, FISHING

GOING TO 4-H CAMP 11-YEAR-OLD'S DREAM/SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND

CAMP WOULD EASE GIRL'S EMOTIONAL NEEDS

MOTHERLESS BOY, 9, DREAMS OF DUKE BASKETBALL CAMP

4-H CAMP WOULD MAKE THIS CHILD'S EYES SPARKLE

SOCIAL SERVICES HOPE BOY CAN ATTEND CAMP

CAMP CAN WORK CHANGE IN LIVES OF NEEDY CHILDREN

ONE MAN'S INITIATIVE SPURS DONATIONS TO SEND A NEEDY YOUNGSTER TO CAMP

CAMP FUNDS FALL SHORT OF GOAL

RARE SKIN AILMENT ADDS TO BURDENS OF GIRL, 10

CAMP WOULD HELP BOYS WHOSE MOMS ARE DYING

LIVELY 10-YEAR-OLD YEARNS FOR CAMP

SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND

SUMMER FUND DEADLINE EXTENDED; MORE CHILDREN NEED HELP

HOMELESS MAN CONTRIBUTES TO SENDING A CHILD TO CAMP

MORE NEEDY CHILDREN CAN BE SENT TO CAMP

THESE GIVERS HELPING YOUNGSTERS

SCHOOL STAFF JOINS GIVERS HELPING KIDS GO TO CAMP

SCHOLARSHIP FUND TOPS $34,000 GOAL

SUMMER SCHOLARSSIP FUND CONTRIBUTORS LISTED

SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND'S $38,488,50 EXCEEDS 1989 GOAL

DONORS HONOR FRIENDS, RELATIVES

KIDS TO GET THRILL OF CAMP

ELDERLY WOMAN STRETCHES MEAGER INCOME TO HELP KIDS GO TO CAMP

CONTRIBUTORS TO SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND LISTED

THESE PEOPLE HELPED NEEDY KIDS

SUMMERFEST

FEW GARDENS FESTIVAL AIMED AT FIGHT AGINST AIDS, DRUGS

SUMMIT MEETING

CONVENTIONAL ARMS CUT WOULD IMPROVE PEACE

PRESIDENT SCORES HIGH POINTS

SUMMIT IS OPPORTUNITY

BUSH'S NEW CHALLENGE

BUSH HAS THE MOMENTUM

BUSH CAN USE SUMMIT TO FUEL COLD WAR THAW

BUSmjORBACHEV SUMMIT MEETING

A CRAVING FOR TRANQUILITY

SUN SCREEN PRODUCTS

NEW SUNSCREENS PROTECT AGAINST INVISIBLE RAYS/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

SUN SHARES

SEE ALSO DURHAM RECYCLES

recycling tops 1,000 tons/refuse nets city $41,000, cuts landfill

double recycling proposed

recycling firm hopes to triple the homes it serves

success should spur additional recycling

cleaning up requires year-round attention

sun shares' recycled paper would stack 1,7 miles high

oversupply may slow durham recycling

waste-recycling firm expands to more homes

sun shares to add recycling center

recycling moves foward

1st park to get recycling bins

insight/recycling: picking up on a good thing

sun shares expands curbside recycling

commercial recycling begins today

the mainstream environmentalists/sun shares

recycling good habit, will benefit durham

efforts by volunteers make durham recycling a success

N
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S
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
S
H

S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H

E
D

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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4/27/1989 C
4/28/1989 C
4/28/1989 C
4/29/1989 C
4/30/1989 B
5/01/1989 C
5/02/1989
5/02/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989
5/04/1989
5/05/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/07/1989 B
5/08/1989 B
5/08/1989 C
5/09/1989
5/10/1989
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
5/12/1989
5/13/1989
5/13/1989
5/14/1989 B
5/15/1989 B
5/17/1989 B
5/19/1989 A
5/20/1989 C
5/21/1989 B
5/23/1989 A
5/26/1989 C
6/01/1989 C
6/03/1989 C

P38

S92

P38

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

N S92

G

G

G

E

G

G

E

G

G

G

N

G

G

E

G

N

G

S92

H 2 7/20/1989 C 1 N C60

6/01/1989
6/03/1989
11/03/1989
11/04/1989
11/29/1989
11/30/1989
12/03/1989
12/05/1989

C50

S 2 5/03/1989 C 4 U

STRAIN S

2 3/13/1989 C

1 N H70

H

2 3/14/1989 C

1 N S69

S

2 3/14/1989 C

1 N H70

S

2 3/17/1989 A

4 E

S

2 4/18/1989 A

4 E

H

2 6/15/1989 C

1 C N R63

S

2 7/10/1989 A

1 N M06

S

2 8/12/1989 C

1 N

H

2 8/25/1989 B

8 N S69

S

2 8/28/1989 A

4 E

S

2 9/23/1989 C

1 N

H

2 10/01/1989 D

1 D F

S

2 10/28/1989 A

3 N

H

2 11/13/1989 B

6 N

H

2 12/03/1989 D

5 P J

S

2 12/13/1989 A

4 E

S

2 12/18/1989 A

4 L

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SUN TANS

STF Al Sfl SKIN CANCER
SUMMER TAN NOT WORTH THE RISK/TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH
HERE CO€S THE SUN; DERMATOLOGIST WANTS KIDS IN A SUN SCREEN HABIT
LET THESUN SHINE,!. EXHIBIT AT MALL SHOWS HOU TO... (CORRECTED 7-7-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD

SUNBELT _

SEE ECONOMY, SUNBELT

SUNDAY MORNING (TV SHOW) __

KURALT'S 'MORNING' TURNS 10 ON SUNDAY

^ SMreSu*ERS' FEATURES ROBERT MITCHUM AT HIS BEST

SUNGLASSES

OFF At <X\ FYF GLASSES

THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY/ SELECTING SUNGLASSES TO FLATTER YOUR FACE...
SHADES OF HOLLYWOOD
SEE WHAT I SEE

ANNIVERSARY OF SPORTS UPSET REMEMBERED
qtipcR BOUL XXIII

SO WHO'S GOING TO WIN IT? JUST TAKE YOUR PICK

SUPER SUNDAY, SUPER BUSINESS

CABLE PROBLEM HINDERS BOWL WATCHERS
MONTANA'S PERFORMANCE DESERVES MVP

SU^BELWANNCOMPANY BUYS DURHAM-BASED RECORD BARS
SUPER SUBCOMMITTEE „__

M K& gf% Sy', Settees AND SUBCOMMITTEES

SUPER TUESDAYS

SEE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES

SUPER?SUPERB^PIDR™>REC0W) WORSE THAN HE TOLD SHERIFF, OFFICIALS SAY
SUPERBOY FORGETS SLOGAN

SUPERCOMPUTERS

SEE ALSO COMPUTERS

SEE ALSO N.C. SUPERCOKPUTING CENTER

MATH SCHOOL TEAM WINS U.S. CONTEST

SUPERCOMPUTER ARRIVES AT CENTER IN RTP

N^TaiPERCOMPUTER ALREADY BEING USED BY SEVERAL COLLEGES

SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER COLLIDER irsm /rATrus
SEE ALSO CITIZENS AGAINST THE COLLIDER HERE (CATCH)
COLLIDER BID COST STATE $1.5 MILLION
SUPER COLLIDER FIGHT MAY NOT BE FINISHED
N.C. MADE A FIRST-CLASS BID TO BECOME SITE FOR COLLIDER
SUPER COLLIDER— SUPER NOTHING?
LONE STAR LAWKEN
DUKE PROF. GOSHAU TO SERVE ON SUPER COLLIDER COMMITTE

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
HOULIHAN IS CHOSEN TOP SUPERINTENDENT IN NORTH CAROLINA

SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.

SEE ALSO PRINCIPALS, N.C.

SEDURHAM COJNT^^C&PETITION IN SEARCH FOR SCHOOL LEADER

S 2 6/07/1939 A 10 U

CHH 1 6/20/1989 A 3 P N L90

H 2 7/06/1989 B 1 P F S56

H 2 7/07/1989 A 2 N

H 2 1/27/1989 D 4 P N
H 2 9/29/1989 D 4 R L59

H 2 5/11/1989 B 1 P F S56
H 2 5/11/1989 B 1 P F S56
H 2 6/30/1989 C 1 P P T32

S 2 1/10/1989 D 5 P N A76

H 2 1/22/1989 C 2 U C49

CHH 1 1/22/1989 A 3 P N R63

H 2 1/23/1989 B 1 N

S 2 1/25/1989 D 1 P U D18

H 2 10/03/1989 A 1 N C47

H 2 6/09/1989 C 6
S 2 6/12/1989 A 4

S 2 6/22/1989 A 1 N S92
H 2 8/26/1989 C 1 P N K65
H 2 9/12/1989 A 12 N K65

H 2 1/01/1989 C 15 N

S 2 1/23/1989 A 4 E

S 2 1/25/1989 A 4 L

H 2 4/04/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/30/1989 A 4 E

H 2 11/07/1989 A 9 N

H 1 11/15/1989 C 1 P N

H 2 5/16/1989 C 1 N J40

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SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C, SALARIES

SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS SALARY OFFER FOR FAISON

SUPERMARKETS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO COUNTRY STORES
SUPERMARKET SMARTS; DURHAM NUTRITIONIST PROMOTES GUIDE TO SHOPPING.,.
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
SUPERMARKET THEFTJ WHO PAYS?
SUPERMARKET DELIS; EXPANDING TO MEET NEEDS OF THOSE ON THE GO

SUPERMARKETS, N.C.

SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
KROGER WANTS ELLIOTT RD. STORE

SUPERTRUCK

SEE ALSO TRUCKS
HUGE SUPERTRUCK STOPS TRAFFIC IN CHAPEL HILL

SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX

SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX

SUPPORT GROUPS

SEE ALSO DUKE ALZHEIMER'S FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK

SEE ALSO THE MEN'S CENTER

SEE ALSO MEN'S RESOURCE NETWORK

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. HOSPITALS, CAROLINA PARENT NETWORK

SUPPORT GROUPS PLAY IMPORTANT ROLES

WOMEN PLAN SUPPORT GROUP TO COMFORT VICTIMS OF CRIME

DURHAM GROUP WILL HELP CRIME VICTIMS

SUPPORT GROUP FOR CRIME VICTIMS SETS ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING

SURFING .

RIDING THE WAVE

SURGEONS, U.S.

SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
MARTIN, U.S. OFFICIAL TO SALUTE SURGICAL EDUCATORS

SURGERY

SEE ALSO AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO EYE SURGERY

SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE

SEE ALSO HEART SURGERY

SEE ALSO LASER SURGERY

SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS

SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.

SEE ALSO PLASTIC SURGERY
DRUG CASE EVIDENCE SURGICALLY REMOVED

MAN WHO SWALLOWED PLASTIC BAGS IS 'STABLE' AFTER SURGERY AT DUKE
RESHAPING A LIFE; UNC DOCTORS GIVE TEEN-AGER A NEW FACE
DUKE DOCTORS USE 3-D IMAGES TO PERFORM MORE PRECISE SURGERY

SURVEILLANCE

SEE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SEE SPIES
SEE U.S. SECRET SERVICE

SURVEYS

SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SURVEYS

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SURVEYS

SEE ALSO THE HERALD POLL

SEE ALSO POLLS

SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SURVEYS, N.C.

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE AREA BUSINESS SURVEY

SURVEY BEGUN ON BIOTECHNOLOGY ATTITUDES

SOMEONE DOING SURVEY ON DEBATED PROJECTS

H 2 2/21/1989 B 1 N J40

H 2 2/01/1989 B 1 P F S56

H 2 2/08/1989 B 2 N

H 2 4/26/1989 B 1 P F Zll

H 2 9/20/1989 B 1 P F Zll

CHH 1 4/05/1989 A 1 M N M70

CHH 1 11/14/1989 A 3 P N L38

S 2 3/01/1989 A 6 P F S27

H 2 9/11/1989 B 1 P N S82

S 2 9/15/1989 A 1 N B53

H 2 9/21/1989 C 1 N S82

H 2 7/11/1989 B 1 P P L38

H 2 4/11/1989 C 2 N

H 2 3/05/1989 A 1 N M51

S 2 3/06/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 3 P N S17

H 2 12/17/1989 B 3 P N

H 2 1/15/1989 B 1 N K65
S 2 1/18/1989 A 7 N S78

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12/31/1969

SUBJE

RESEARCHERS RETURNING TO CONTINUE PIEDMONT SURVEY OF 4,000 ELDERLY

TEEN'S SURVEY SPARKS COLA BATTLE AT UEBB HIGH SCHOOL

HOOFING IT TO GET THE STORY; NCRTHWCOB HIGH REPORTER GETS SCOOP...

FIRM'S SURVEY SAYS TAR HEELS SUPPORT TAX HIKE

INFORMAL SURVEY REVEALS CONCERN OVER COSTS FOR CHAPEL HILL PROGRAMS

SERVICE WOES SPUR SURVEY BY CHAMBER

K£ SAYS NO; LET'S SAY AMEN/SEN. HELMS OPPOSES PLAN TO SURVEY SEX HAIilTS

SURVEY! LABOR MARKET IN DURHAM 'INADEQUATE'

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

STOMACH-TURNING SURVEY „

MARCH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES FOR N.C. DOWN FROM YEAR AGO

FEW PARENTS ADMIT THEIR CHILDREN USE DRUGS, SURVEY SAYS

SCHOOLS HALT SURVEY AFTER PARENTS RAISE RUCKUS

SUfW£Y UF'S£TS PARENTS

AIDS SURVEY RESULTS SUPPORT TESTING NEED, HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS

BUSH CAN ESTABLISH TONE ON ENVIRONMENT

DURHAM HIGH IN STUDENT SPENDING

SERVICE IS KEY MOTIVATOR wmmm

RESEARCH POLICY DRAWS CRITICISM FROM PARENTS

PARENTS THREATEN LAWSUIT TO OBTAIN SURVEY QUESTIONS

GARDNER SAYS TEACHERS SUPPORT CAREER LADDER PLAN

HATCH ACT DOESN'T APPLY— ATTORNEY

SURVEY PREDICTS XBS WON'T BE EASY TO FIND __

SURVEYS REGIONAL SALES HIRING TO EXCEED NATIONAL AVERAGE

COMMITTEE TO FOCUS ON RESEARCH POLICY

PARENTS STILL UPSET OVER SURVEY, SCHOOL BOARD TOLD

DURHAM FORUM OKS RAISING WAGES

STUDENTS: TELLING ON DRUG USERS RIGHT THING

FOOTBALL FANS BOOST ECONOMY, SURVEY SAYS

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

DURHAM BULLS FANS! SURVEY FINDS AUDIENCE IS BOTH YOUNG, REGIONAL

POVERTY, EDUCATION ROOTS OF DRUG ABUSE

SEX AND CONGRESS

SURVEY SHOWS INTEREST IN FLIGHTS TO FRANKFURT, W. GERMANY

DURHAM RANKS 27TH IN BEST LIVING AREAS

CITY SCHOOLS MAKE GRADE IN SURVEY

SURVEY*. DURHAM JOBS WILL REMAIN STABLE

TEACHERS GIVE AREA EDUCATION HIGH MARK

SURVEY SHOWS BUSH IN CRITICAL POSITION

SURVEY! ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC-flNANCED STADIUM

SURVEY PROMPTS TOWN POLICE TO RECONSIBER PATROL ZONES

SURVEY PROMPTS TOWN POLICE TO RECONSIDER PATROL ZONES

SURVEY PLANNED TO GUAGE CANCER RATE IN BUTNER

SUTKI _

SUTKI'S 'AHNUNG' IS DARK DANCE _ , _

AN INTRIGUING, OCCASIONALLY BAFFLING PIECE OF DANCE THEATER

SWAMPS

LIFE, SCIENCE MUSEUM OFFERS SWAMP TROMP
OFF TO THE SWAMP... /TUESDAY TALK

SWEARING

SEE CURSING

SWEATING

SEE PERSPIRATION

THE SWEATSHIRT COMPANY

THE SWEATSHIRT COMPANY (AD)

SWEATSHOPS

SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
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I T

N E

E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2

1/27/1989 B

4 N D80

H 2

2/24/1989 A

1 N J40

CHH 1

3/01/1989 A

3 P N M25

H 2

3/15/1989 B

5 N

CHH 1

3/26/1989 A

3 N M70

S 2

4/17/1989 C

1 N H65

H 2

4/22/1989 A

4 E

S 2

5/02/1989 A

1 N M06

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

5 L

H 2

5/07/1989 D

6 N

CHH 1

5/09/1989 A

1 C N C62

CHH 1

5/18/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

5/23/1989 A

3 NU2

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

3 N L90

S 2

5/24/1989 A

4 E

S 2

5/25/1989 A

1 N S92

S 2

5/26/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/06/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

6/07/1989 A

1 N C62

H 2

6/08/1989 A

11 P N

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

1 N C62

S 2

6/15/1989 C

1 P N T77

H 2

6/18/1989 D

6 N

CHH 1

6/19/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

6/20/1989 A

1 N C62

S 2

6/26/1989 A

1 N M06

H 2

6/27/1989 B

1 P N B05

CHH 1

6/27/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

6/30/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

7/01/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

7/03/1989 A

1 N D3B

CHH 1

7/06/1989 A

1 N C62

H 2

7/30/1989 B

1 C N M88

S 2

8/03/1989 A

4 E

H 2

8/07/1989 A

4 E

H 2

8/16/1989 C

1 N K65

S 2

8/24/1989 A

1 N H65

CHH 1

8/27/1989 A

3 N C62

S 2

9/07/1989 A

2 N C61

CHH 1

9/24/1989 A

3 N C62

S 2

9/29/1989 A

4 E

H 2 10/07/1989 C

1 N R63

CHH 1

10/24/1989 A

1 P N W57

CHH 1

10/24/1989 A

1 P N M70

H 1

12/06/1989 C

1 P N T32

S 2

7/07/1989 A

11 P R B71

H 2

7/09/1989 A

12 R L59

H 2

6/11/1989 B

1 P N C60

H 2

6/13/1989 A

6 P U W15

S 2 4/19/1989 E 9 P A

H 2 4/26/1989 A 4 E

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P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

SWEDEN

STUDENTS TO LOOK AT RECYCLING

SWEENEY TODD (PLAY)

'SWEENEY' IS A DELIGHTFULLY MACABRE TALE

SWEEPSTAKES

SEE ALSO LOTTERIES
SWEEPSTAKES OFFER 'TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE'

SWEET DREAMS (STORE)
SWEET DREAMS (AD)

SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK
SWEET HONEY SINGS

SHARING THE SECRET OF SWEET HONEY SINGING SUCCESS
SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK RAISES MIND, HEART

SWEET POTATOES
SEE ALSO YAMS
BYE, BYE YAM; HELLO

SWEETPOTATO'

SWEETGUM SUBDIVISION
SEE ALSO WILDWOOD
HILLSBOROUGH TABLES SWEETGUM ANNEXATION

SWIMMING

SEE ALSO DURHAM AQUATIC CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUMMER SWIM MEET
SEE ALSO QUARRIES
SEE ALSO SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING

DURHAM SWIMMERS WIN HIGH HONORS IN MEET

EVANS? TYPICAL TEEN-AGER

SPECIAL OLYMPIANS COMPETE IN SWIM MEET

SWIMMER GETS VARSITY LETTER

TRIATHLON COMPETITOR TO WORK WITH KIDS WHO HAVE ASTHMA

A PAUSE THAT REFRESHES

GOGGLE-EYED

NAUTICAL ADVENTURES

UP FOR AIR

KEEPING THEIR COOL

MINOR ADJUSTMENTS

SWIMMING POOLS

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO PARKS, DURHAM, SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO PITTSBORO SWIMMING ASSOCIATION

SCRAPING THE BOTTOM

OBEY SWIMMING POOL RULES

COUNTY CAN'T INSPECT 110 SWIM POOLS

SWIM POOL INSPECTOR HIRED, STARTS MONDAY

CITY SWIMMING POOLS PROVIDE RELIEF FROM STEAMY WEATHER

CAESAR SAYS LACK OF POOL HURTS OMNI

BIG FROG IN A SMALL POOL

ALDERMEN DROP POOL FROM CENTER PROPOSAL

SWIMSUITS

SEE ALSO BIKINIS
SWIMSUIT QUIZ

SWITZERLAND

SWISS: UTOPIA HASN'T ARRIVED

SWORD OF PEACE (PLAY)
SEE ALSO OUTDOOR DRAMAS
REHEARSALS START MONDAY FOR 'THE SWORD OF PEACE'
SWORD OF PEACE PLAY OPENS ITS 16TH SEASON ON THURSDAY EVENING
GOSPEL SING SUNDAY AT SNOW CAMP AMPHITHEATER

SWORD OF PEACE REPERTORY THEATER

CHH 1 9/02/1989 A 7 N

H 2 6/01/1989 B 1 R P10

S 2 8/16/1989 A 1 N C61

S 2 4/19/1989 G 5 D A

S 2 2/23/1989 D 3 P N B71
H 2 2/26/1989 F 4 P F
S 2 3/02/1989 D 5 R B71

H 2 2/13/1989 B 12 N

CHH 1 7/12/1989 A 1 N D38

S

S

S

S

H

CHH

H

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

2/14/1989 B

3/23/1989 B

3/28/1989 D

5/02/1989

6/08/1989

7/07/1989

7/08/1989

7/23/1989

7/23/1989

7/25/1989

7/29/1989

H
S
H
H
S
S
S
CHH 1

2
2
2
2
2
2
2

3/30/1989
6/02/1989
6/08/1989
6/10/1989
7/10/1989
7/21/1989
8/01/1989
9/07/1989

N A76
N P52
N

N A76
N T33
P L38
T32
C45
C45
L38
L38

P P L38

E
P N C60

N C60
P N T77

N C61
P P K30

N C62

S 2 2/10/1989 B
H 2 12/01/1989 A

H 1 6/02/1989 C
H 1 6/20/1989 B
H 2 9/09/1989 B

3 U C09

4 E

1 N H60
1 M N H60
4 N H60

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REPERTORY THEATER HOPES MUSICAL WILL BRIGHTEN SOGGY SEASON

SYMBOLS

SEE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
«3T 01 <31 SWIMMING
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY NO LONGER WELL-KEPT SECRET

SYRACUSE, NEW YORK

POLLUTION IS SYRACUSE'S PROBLEM

SYRACUSE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL

THE FINAL FOUR HAS A TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW
JOHNSON FTS DOWN DEVILS
DEVILS FIND A LEADER
ORANGEMEN SQUEEZE DUKE

SYRINGES

SEE ALSO DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
SEE ALSO NEEDLES

SrWHCAlVdEpV! TO OFFER KITS FOR STERILIZING NEEDLES
HEALTH OFFICE WANTS DRUG USERS TO BLEACH NEEDLES CLEAN
CLEANING UP THE NEEDLES

IN DRUG BUST

T J. S VIDEO & GAME ROOM

STING: TiS VIDEO PUTS THE 'INFAMOUS'

T-SHIRTS

SEE ALSO FASHION
T-SHIRTS
THE LAUNDRY FENCE

TACT

SEE TRIANGLE ADVOCATES FOR CITIZENS OF TOMORROW <TACT)

TEACCH (TREATMENT 4 EDUCATION OF AUTISTIC 4, COMMUN. HANDICAPPED CHILDREN)
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED

SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY „„„

AN OSCAfl FOR FORGOTTEN ADULTS/SUNDAY FOCUS! AUTISM

'rain man' topic of autism conference

high-functioning autistics said hard to diagnose

tha (tetkahydroaminoacrine)
SEaIz^mer^patientsId!sperate for w^f^'s fwrmacy

PATIENTS WITH FATAL DISEASES DESERVE EXPERIMENTAL DRUGS

TPA (TISSUE PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATOR)
SEE ALSO BLOOD CLOTS
HEED EARLY WARNING SIGNALS OF STROKE

TV DINNERS

^Tltf AUvH/tHIRTY-FIVE! TV DINNERS OCCUPY SPOT IN SMITHSONIAN...

TABLE'BROADWAY JACK' PROMISES, DELIVERS TABLE TENNIS WIN

TAEKWONDO KOREAN SELF-DEFENSE
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
LEE BRINGS SEOUL TO CARY ^^
FOR LEE, TAE KWON DO MEANS CONFIDENCE
TAE-KWON-DO IS A POSITIVE ALTERNATIVE

TAILGATE PICNICS
SEE ALSO PICNICS
TAR HEEL TAILGATERS

S I T

N E E L Y
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 1 8/19/1989 C 1 N H60

S 2 5/23/1989 B 6 P N A76
H 2 2/18/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/07/1989 C

H 2 12/07/1989 C

S 2 12/07/1989 B

S 2 12/07/1989 B

H 2 3/23/1989 A

H 2 12/08/1989 A

S 2 12/08/1989 C

H 2 12/15/1989 A

1 U M88
1 P N L22
1 P U D18
1 P N A76

4 E

1 N C60

1 N H65

4 E

H 2 6/18/1989 A 1 N M51

7/22/1989 B
7/29/1989 C

1 P U T37
1 P P T32

CHH 1 3/26/1989 A 1 P N S17
S 2 4/18/1989 B 3 N
CHH 1 5/22/1989 A 3 N

S 2 6/07/1989 A 11 U
S 2 8/02/1989 A 8 U

H 2 6/27/1989 A 10 D N C60

H 2 9/27/1989 B 1 T F S56
S 2 7/04/1989 D 4 P N A76

S 2 4/25/1989 C 5 P N A76
H 2 6/25/1989 C 8 N V05
S 2 12/05/1989 D 4 P N A76

CHH 1 9/10/1989 A 1 P P T44

TAILORING

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SEE ALSO SEWING
A STITCH IN Tift

TAKE BACK THE NIGHT

CHAPEL HILL hARCH SET TO 'TAKE BACK THE NIGHT'

MARCHING TO TAKE BACK THE NIGHT

'TAKE BACK THE NIGHT' INCIDENT MISCONSTRUED— ATO PRESIDENT

WHY DO WE ACCEPT THAT WOMEN MUST LIVE LIFE OF FEAR?

WOMEN'S COALITION PLANS TALKS, MARCH

MARCH PROTESTS RAPE

TAKING A STAND

TAKE PRIDE IN AMERICA
SEE ALSO AWARDS
CLEANER BEACHES BEST AWARD FOR TRASH EFFORT

TAKEOVERS

SEE MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS

A TAKING (REAL ESTATE)
SEE ALSO CONDEMNATION
SEE ALSO DOWNZONING
SEE ALSO EMINENT DOMAIN
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS

SOME COMPENSATION IS DUE OWNERS

SHARE THE BENEFITS, SHARE THE COST

OWASA LIKELY TO DROP NON-COMPENSATION PLAN

HIGH COURT UPHOLDS AREA LAND REZONING

WATERSHED STUDY GETS SUPPORT

EQUITY DEBATED

WATERSHED DECISIONS'/WILL ZONING LIMITS HOLD UP IN COURP

VA. RULING SUPPORTS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS

IMPLEMENTING ZONING RESTRICTIONS REQUIRES 'A MAJOR COMMITMENT'

TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH (DURHAM SUN COLUMN)

FAMILY CAN HELP CUT THROUGH ALCOHOLIC'S DELUSIONS

SCIENTISTS STILL SEARCHING FOR 'PERFECT CONTRACEPTIVE'

PRENATAL CARE HELPS HEALTHY PREGNANCY

EXERCISE, DIET, MEDICATION CAN REDUCE HIGH CHOLESTEROL LEVELS

STRICT ADHERENCE TO DIET NECESSARY TO REDUCE CHOLESTEROL

MEDICATION MAY BE NEEDED FOR HIGH CHOLESTEROL LEVELS

PREVENT FALLS IN LATER LIFE/TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH

SYMPTOMS OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE NOT ALWAYS OBVIOUS

RISKS AND BENEFITS OF AIDS TEST MUST BE WEIGHED

MUTUAL SUPPORT, SEEKING MEDICAL ADVICE CAN LESSEN STRESS OF INFERTILITY

MANY WOMEN CAPABLE OF VAGINAL BIRTH AFTER A CESAREAN

RECWERING FROM DIVORCE IS A SLOW PROCESS/TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH

DIVORCED PEOPLE NEED TO DEVELOP A NEW IDENTITY TO COPE

DOCTOR GIVES TIPS ON HOW TO STOP SMOKING— AND WHY

HEALTH INSURANCE DEPENDS ON NEEDS

PROPER SELECTION OF MEDICATIONS CAN RELIEVE HAY FEVER

VARIETY OF MEDICINES CAN EASE ALLERGY SUFFERERS

SafCTION OF JJVER-THE-COUNTER ANALGESICS REQUIRES CARE

CHOICES IN HOME PREGNANCY TESTING KITS CAN BE CONFUSING

BEWARE OF TICKS WHEN OUTDOORS

CHANGES IN DIET, LIFESTYLE CAN SLOW PROGRESS OF OSTEOPOROSIS

iffSUftUS!! S55™ K* wsk/taking care of your health

PRE-EVALUATION FOR CAMP, SCHOOL IMPORTANT

DECREASING CHOLESTEROL INTAKE CAN PREVENT HEART ATTACKS

REGULAR EXERCISE IS MPORTANT TO PREVENT HEART DISEASE

PARENTS ARE 1ST STEP IN MAKING SURE CHILD SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT

SURGEONS SHOULD FOLLOW UP ON CATARACT PATIENTS

SUBSTANCE ABUSE HITS ALL CLASSES, RACES, AGES

ALCOHOLISM TAKES TOLL ON CHILDREN'S LIVES

{^r^T BRfe wsraa™ cflRE/T*De ** * ym hbl™

PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME IS NOT A LAUGHING MATTER

PARENTS SHOULD WATCH FOR SIGNS THAT CHILDREN ARE USING DRUGS

GENITAL WARTS ARE LINKED TO CANCER

ENDOMETRIOSIS COMMON IN WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 1/05/1989 B 1 P P A47

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

S

H

S

4/03/1989

4/04/1989

4/18/1989

8/20/1989

10/31/1989

11/10/1989

11/10/1989

N L90

E

N

U

N

P R56

P R56

S 2 7/25/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1

9/27/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

9/29/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

9/30/1989 A

3

N M25

H 2 10/06/1989 A

1

N L40

CHH 1 10/13/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

10/13/1989 A

3

N C62

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

S 2

1/04/1989 A

11

U

S 2

1/11/1989 C

3

U

S 2

1/18/1989 A

9

U

S 2

1/25/1989 C

5

U

S 2

2/01/1989 A

6

U

S 2

2/08/1989 C

3

u

S 2

2/15/1989 C

4.

U

S 2

2/22/1989 C

7

u

S 2

3/01/1989 C

3

u

S 2

3/08/1989 A

8

u

S 2

3/15/1989 A

8

u

S 2

3/22/1989 A

7

u

S 2

3/29/1989 C

6

u

S 2

4/05/1989 C

5

u

S 2

4/12/1989 A

9

u

S 2

4/19/1989 C

5

u

S 2

5/03/1989 C

5

u

S 2

5/10/1989 A

11

u

S 2

5/17/1989 C

7

u

S 2

5/24/1989 A

6

u

S 2

5/31/1989 A

11

u

S 2

6/07/1989 A

10

u

S 2

6/14/1989 C

6

u

S 2

6/21/1989 A

11

u

S 2

6/28/1989 A

12

u

S 2

7/12/1989 A

10

u

S 2

7/26/1989 A

15

u

S 2

8/02/1989 A

9

u

S 2

8/09/1989 D

8

u

S 2

8/16/1989 A

11

u

S 2

8/23/1989 A

9

u

S 2

8/30/1989 A

6

u

S 2

9/13/1989 A

8

u

S 2

9/20/1989 A

12

u

S 2

9/27/1989 C

5

u

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TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM (TIP) _ <r ^

duke talent identification program gets $15,000

^Ls^KSIte^tSIiotificati^ progr* at duke...
duke program honors former durham student
duke program honors talented seventh-graders

TALENT SHOWS

DURHAM TEACHERS TO PERFORM IN TALENT SHOW
RISING STARS WILL HAVE THEIR NIGHT

TALK SHOWS

SEE ALSO RADIO

^ISE^^isATIcW' TALK SHOWS DISTURBING TRBffl
TALK RADIO STATION PLANNED; HILLSBOROUGH SITE EYED

TALLADEGA 500 (JULY RACE)

SEM^W'STR^INGRHISTORY AT TALLADEGA ONE OF NO LUCK AT ALL

TAMAGAWA DANCERS

SEE ALSO JAPAN, DANCE
TAMAGAWA DANCERS BRING JAPAN TO NCSU
JAPANESE TROUPE PERFORMS IN RALEIGH

THE TAMING OF THE SHREW (PLAY)

A MODERN LOOK AT THE SHREW

LONG SHOT HAS DESIGNER ON A 'WALK' TO MIECOW
'SHREW' IS ANYTHING BUT TAME IN PLAYMAKERS' SHOW
...IT'S A SCENE FROM PLAYMAKERS' 'TAMING OF THE SHREW'
PLAYMAKERS' VERSION OF SHREW TAKES NEW TWISTS

TAMPER-PROOF PRODUCTS
SEE FOOD CONTAMINATION

TAN-TONE

TAN-TONE (AD)

TANDLER SUBDIVISION (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
NEW TANDLER PHASE IN WORKS

KS^^j¥Ijbdivision, praises ajflMig^uaE' OFfitre

TRIANGLE'S AFFORDABLE HOUSING WOES ON AGENDA IN CONGRESS, PRICE SAYS

Tf^DANCEfiON<INTO)THIS FLICK AND GET SHORT-CHANGED/ 'TiWGO f. CASH'

TANNER AWARDS

SIX RECEIVE UNC TEACHING AWARDS

TANNING SALONS
SEE SUN TANS

TAP WOOD INC

JAPANESE WOOD COMPANY TO BUILD PLANT IN SILER CITY

TAPESTRIES „ „__

REWARD OFFERED FOR STOLEN TAPESTRIES
nTsTATE ARTIST'S TAPESTRY CHOSEN FOR SWISS (SHOW
ISRAELI ARTIST'S WALL HANGINGS WEAVE A SPELL/TUESDAY TALK
TO TOYAMA

TAR HEEL GIRLS STATE
SEE GIRLS' STATE

TAR HEEL MOTEL

COCAINE SEIZED IN MOTEL RAID

H 2 1/20/1989 B 9 N

S 2 1/26/1989 C 2 N

H 2 2/20/1989 A 13 N

S 2 5/23/1989 A 11 N

S 2 5/31/1989 A 7 N

S 2 3/27/1989 C 1 N
S 2 6/15/1989 D 10 N

CHH
CHH

1 1/22/1989 A 8 P U
1 3/04/1989 A 1 N H90

H 2 7/30/1989 B 2 N M64

2 8/20/1989 E 8 P F Zll
2 8/24/1989 D 7 P N

CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2

3/19/1989 A
4/07/1989 D
4/20/1989 D
4/20/1989 D
4/22/1989 C

7 P N

4 P F P10

5 R R90
7 P P

3 R P10

S 2 4/19/1989 E 9 D A

CHH 1 1/04/1989 A 1 N C62

CHH 1 2/16/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 3/25/1989 A 1 N M70

CHH 1 8/14/1989 A 8 P N M70

S 2 12/29/1989 D 15 P R S92
CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 2 P N

CHH 1 7/05/1989 A 3 N M25

H 2 2/22/198? D 9 P N [SO

H 2 4/24/1989 B 1 U W66

H 2 5/30/1989 B 1 P U W15

H 2 6/02/1989 D 12 P P S76

CHH 1 2/21/1989 A 3 N M70

TAR HEEL SPORTS NETWORK

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SEE ALSO SPORTS, RADIO COVERAGE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS
HARK THE SOUND OF WOODY DURHAM (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-16-89)

TAR RIVER

DIESEL FUEL SPILL STOPPED FROM REACHING TAR RIVER

TARHEEL PROPERTIES

BILL TO ACQUIRE LAND FOR PARK RUNS INTO SNAG

LIFEFLIGHT LANDS FOR GRANVILLE MEDICAL CENTER HELIPAD DEDICATION

TARTU, ESTONIA
SEE ALSO ESTONIA
CARRBORO ADOPTS ESTONIAN SISTER

TASTE OF THE NATION

A BENEFIT DINNER TO BE CATERED BY OUR BEST CHEFS

TATTOOS

THIS CLUE UAS TOO EASY

TAX AMNESTY

SEE ALSO INCOME TAX EVASION
MILLER FILES BILL ON TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM
TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM GOOD IDEA FOR N.C.
LEGISLATORS PROPOSE TAX ON ILLEGAL DRUGS
PANEL KILLS BILL TO EXTEND PESTICIDE SPRAYING BUFFERS
HOUSE DELAYS ACTION ON TAX AMNESTY BILL
HOUSE VOTES 92-1 TO APPROVE TAX AMNESTY MEASURE
TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM DESERVES TOP PRIORITY^^
NEVER HAVING TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY
TAX EVADERS GET BREAK
URONG PEOPLE TO GIVE AMNESTY
N.CiTAX AMNESTY PROGRAM ALREADY BRINGS $203,000
CARROT AND TUO STICKS FOR TAXES
N.C. AMNESTY WON'T STOP IRS PROSECUTION
TAX AMNESTY STARTS SLOWLY

?& S5S9£ Ffe'SBW ON TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM
TAX AMNESTY SUCCESS BENEFITS MANY IN N.C.

TAX CHEATING

SEE INCOME TAX EVASION

TAX COLLECTION

SEE DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE

TAX CREDITS

SEEALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. , "FREEDOM OF CHOICE" ATTENDANCE PLAN
PERSON, VANCE DESIGNATED SEVERELY DISTRESSED COUNTIES

TAX CUTS, N.C.

TAX-CUTTING 'SUGGESTIONS' ARE LISTED

PROPOSAL DRAWS CRITICISM OVER TAX BREAK FOR RICH

TAX DELINQUENCY

SEE DELINQUENT TAXES

TAX EVASION

SEE INCOME TAX EVASION

TAX-EXEMPT BONDS

COUNTY SEEKS TAX-EXEMPT BONDS FOR NEW BALLPARK
BALLPARK REFERENDUM STEP CLOSER IN DURHAM

TAX EXEMPTIONS

PENSIONERS' TAX BREAK BILL GAINS

CONFEREES WILL TRY TO RESOLVE DISPUTE

BILL TOTAX DRUG DEALERS ADVANCES IN STATE HOUSE

TAX EXEMPTIONS ON PENSIONS APPROVED

N E

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

S 2 3/03/1989 B 1 P F G59
H 1 11/09/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2 4/27/1989 B 3 N
H 1 4/27/1989 C 1 P N T33

CHH 1 11/30/1989 A 3 N M25
H 2 4/19/1989 B 1 P N Zll
S 2 10/28/1989 A 4 E

H

2 2/17/1989 A

10

N

S

2 2/21/1989 A

4

E

H

2 3/31/1989 A

11

N

H

2 4/26/1989 D

9

N

H

2 6/16/1989 A

12

N

H

2 6/17/1989 B

4

N

S

2 6/21/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1 8/11/1989 A

4

E

S

2 8/12/1989 A

4

E

H

2 8/15/1989 A

4

E

H

2 9/01/1989 C

1 P N L40

H

2 9/05/1989 A

4

E

S

2 9/07/1989 A

4

E

S

2 10/05/1989 A

4

E

H

2 11/21/1989 B

1

N L40

H

2 11/29/1989 A

4

E

S

2 12/11/1989 A

4

E

H 1 1/06/1989 C 1 N

S 2 3/24/1989 A 5 J Oil
H 2 5/24/1989 D 4 N

2 11/28/1989 A 1 M N H65
2 11/29/1989 C 1 N S69

H 2 8/09/1989 A 1 N

H 2 8/10/1989 B 5 N

H 2 8/11/1989 A 12 N

H 2 8/12/1989 A 8 N

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SUBJECTS

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N E ELY

P D — BATE — C -FG L P BYL

N.C. PENSION TAX BILL STILL NOT TOTALLY FAIR

TAX FREEDOM DAY „ _

FREEDOM HAS HIGH PRICE

TAX INCREASES

SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES

SEVAL^INEXPr6pOSES TAX TO BENEFIT EDUCATION IF GAS TAX IS CONSIDERED
VALENTINE PROTONS TAX TO BENEFIT EDUCATION IF GAS TAXIS CONSIDERED
UATKINS SAYS TAX INCREASE WILL BE NECESSARY TO HELP SCHOOLS
INSIGHT/TALK OF TAX HIKE GAINING INTENSITY ^APMTO,

MAVRETIC CHALLENGES GOVERNOR TO BOOST TAXES FOR TEACHERS
TAX HIKE WOULD FUND DURHAM LOOP
YOUNG VOTERS APPROVE 'TAX HIKE'
TAX INCREASE TAKES CENTER STAGE

^S^W^l^Sm'sW^E TAKING STAND ON TAX INCREASE^.
►W5TTN SAIDPLANNINGTAX INCRBSEPLEA ; BOOST TO LIFT TEACHER PAY FREEZE
MARTIN U^ILS^S^AISINGKAnTgOVERNOR HINTS 1-CENT BOOST MAY...

rf/KKffisS BUCK N.C. TO TOP OF BR^KET

IWY^aTdEMOCRATS COMMITTED TO HELPING, HUNT TELLS COUNTY TEACHERS
FIRM'SSURVEY SAYS TAR HEELS SUPPORT TAX HIKE

tF^SR^^ND'^zS^^UNBaiEVABLE' GOP PROPOSAL
LEGISLATIVE REACTIONTOSTATE TAX INCREASE PREDICTABLE
CITY TEAO€RSDISCUSS UISH LIST WITH ORANGE COUNTY LEGISLATORS
INSIGHT/GOVERNOR BESIEGED BY HIS OWN PARTY
IJ^ISLATWEPANELS POISED TO CONSIDER SEVERAL TAX BILLS
HOUSE PANELS EYE *20 MILLION IN CUTS
TOWN BUDGET CALLS FOR TAX HIKE

«i£i«&^ bullish TAX...

DURHAM FACESTMCINCREASEi 4 1/2 CENTS MORE 'NEEDED'

?£lS^A^^m INCREASE OF 6.5 CENTS
3-CENT TAX INCREASE ON BUWET PROPOSAL

ffiliKLK'sSBK £atk IN SLICING BUDGET

sravnruN si bh% i**^ ^ » « pipeline

COUNCIL OKS TAX INCREASE OF 3 CENTS

CITY SEEKS WAYS TO CUT TAX INCREASE

PERCEPTION SKEWED ON PROPOSED TAX INCREASE, MAYOR SAYS

GARDNER ENDORSES SALES TAX INCREASE TO PAY TOR RAISES

CITYMAY BE FACING LARGE RISE IN SEWER, WATER RATES

MAKE ROAD TAXES FAIR ^ _

GARDNER BACKS MARTIN'S TAX INCREASE rm%

FORTWO CENTS, SENATE WOULD HIKE N.C. TAX ON BEER

^REVISING BUDGET TOWARD LOWER TAX INCREASE
COUNTY TAX RATE TO INCREASE _TAvrp
TAX INCREASE TO HELP MEET IMPORTANT NEEDS
COUNTY REVIEWS BUILDING PLAN, H3ND

aunuv-ianEii sk ^ u« » *« »™

HIGH TAXES STYMIE GROWTH

TAX INDEXING „m«bw

NOR^CARG^LeStORS LEAVE IMPORTANT HOLE IN TAX OVERHAUL

TAX LADS

SUPPORT APPEARS STRONG FOR TAX LAW CHANGES
TAX-CRACKDOWN PROPOSAL GAINING LEGISLATIVE GROUND
TAX LAW CHANGE WOULD HURT AVERAGE TAXPAYERS

S 2 8/15/1989 A 3 E

S 2 5/04/1989 A 4 E

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

CHH 1

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

CHH 1

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

CHH 1

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

CHH 1

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

CHH 1

S

2

H

2

S

o

H

2

CHH 1

S

2

H

2

H

1

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

A
A
A

A
A
A
A
A
A
D
C

1/07/1989 A
1/07/1989 A
1/21/1989 B
1/29/1989 D
2/15/1989 A
2/21/1989 B
2/22/1989 A
2/22/1989
3/03/1989
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
3/09/1989
3/10/1989
3/10/1989
3/10/1989
3/12/1989
3/12/1989
3/14/1989 .
3/15/1989 B
3/16/1989 A
3/16/1989 A
3/16/1989 A
3/18/1989 A
3/19/1989 D
4/02/1989 B
4/04/1989 A
4/21/1989 A
4/24/1989 A
5/07/1989 D
5/16/1989 A
5/16/1989
5/18/1989
5/18/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/21/1989 D
5/23/1989 A
5/31/1989
6/01/1989
6/01/1989
6/01/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989 ..
6/11/1989 B
6/13/1989 A
6/20/1989
6/26/1989
6/30/1989
7/18/1989
8/10/1989 ..
8/21/1989 B
9/05/1989 A

N L40
N L40
N

U L40
N L40
N

N C62
J Oil
N
N

1 P N

1 C N L40
" N C62
N M20
E

N L40
E

N L40
N

N L40
N M06
J Oil
N C62
U L40
N
N

N M70
N M70
F A20
N R63
N C61
N S69
N M70
N H65
N
E

U L40
N M70
N C61
N R63
N L40
N C61

J Oil

N

E

N H65
N H65
E

N H65
N K65
N
E

1

1

4

1 C

4

1

5

1

1

5

1 F

2 F
1 f

12
1

3 I
1 "
1
1
1
3
1 I
1
4
2

1 i
1

1 I
1 I
1
4
5
1
4
1
1
4
1
1
1
4

H 2 1/06/1989 A 4 E

S 2 2/15/1989 A 5 J Oil

H 2 1/29/1989 B 1 P N

H 2 3/27/1989 B 1 N

S 2 5/26/1989 A 4 E

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SOME CONTRACTORS RUNNING AFOUL OF TAX LAWS, IRS INVESTIGATION FINDS
OVERHAUL OF TAX LAWS LONG OVERDUE IN M.C,
TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM DESERVES TOP PRIORITY
LAWMAKERS DEFEND NEW TAX LAW

TAX LIENS

SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES

ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS ON REAL PROPERTY (AD)

ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS ON REAL PROPERTY (AD)

TAX COLLECTOR MAY BYPASS COURT FOR DEBTS

TAX RATE, DURHAM

SEE DURHAM, N.C., TAX RATE

TAX RATE, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., TAX RATE

TAX REFORM (SEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLS)
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO TAX SIMPLIFICATIONS
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.

BUSINESS BRIEFING/'86 TAX ACT HAD 879 PAGES; BILL TO CORRECT ERRORS..,

WOMEN VOTERS REAFFIRM TAX REFORM STANCE

TAR HEEL WORKERS TO SEE TAX BREAK THIS MONTH

TAX SIMPLIFICATIONS

SEE ALSO TAX REFORM (SEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLS)
INSIGHT/LAWMAKERS STRIVE FOR TAX FAIRNESS
SIMPLER U.S. TAX LAWS WOULD REDUCE ERRORS
TAX SIMPLIFICATION BILL DRAWS FIRE FROM SOME LEGISLATORS
SENATE OKS CHANGES IN TAX SIMPLIFICATION BILL

TAXES, CHAPEL HILL

SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., TAXES

TAXES, DELINQUENT
SEE DELINQUENT TAXES

TAXES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DELINQUENT TAXES

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., ANNEXATION

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., REVENUES

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., TAX RATE

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TAXES

SEE ALSO DURHAM TAX COLLECTOR

SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX

SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION

SEE ALSO SALES AND USE TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT

SPECIAL DISTRICT WILL HAKE TAX BURDEN FAIR

INSIGHT/SUPERBONDS! $430-MILLI0N WISH LIST COULD SPAWN BULLISH TAX...

RAISING CITY TAXES

COUNTY RESIDENTS PAY '88 TAX BILLS FASTER THAN CITY DWELLERS

TACT5 DURHAM TAX BURDEN ON RESIDENTS

OGBURN SEEKS WAYS TO END DOUBLE TAXATION

ELIMINATE DOUBLE DIPS OF TAXPAYERS' MONEY

PAYMENT DEADLINE NEARS FOR DURHAM TAXPAYERS

TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES

SEE ALSO DELINQUENT TAXES

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TAXES

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., REVENUES

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., TAX RATE

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TAXES

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE

SEE ALSO DURHAM TAX ASSESSOR

SEE ALSO DURHAM TAX COLLECTOR

SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX

N E

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L Y
L P BYL

H 2 6/16/1989 C 2 N

S 2 6/16/1989 A 4 E

S 2 6/21/1989 A 4 E

H 2 8/07/1989 B 1 N

H 2 3/06/1989 A 6 A
H 2 3/13/1989 A 8 A
S 2 3/28/1989 A 1 N H65

H 2 1/01/1989 D
CHH 1 5/22/1989 A
H 2 11/10/1989 A

8 N
1 N L90
1 N

H 2 2/12/1989 D 2 U L40

S 2 3/20/1989 A 4 E

H 2 6/17/1989 B 4 N

H 2 8/04/1989 A 11 N

4/27/1989
5/07/1989
6/13/1989
7/26/1989
8/02/1989
8/25/1989
8/29/1989
12/27/1989

A20

E
F
E

N H65
N C61
N C61
E
N H65

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P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION

SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO SALES AND USE TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT _in

SPECIAL DISTRICT WILL MAKE TAX BURDEN FAIR

KSRESITCnWpAY^88 TAX BILLS FASTER THAN CITY DUELLERS

DON'T OVERTAX DEVELOPMENT

COUNTY NETS i53 MILLION IN TAXES

COUNTY WANTS END TO DOUBLE TAXING ON JOINT PROJECTS

PAYMENT DEADLINE NEARS FOR DURHAM TAXPAYERS

PAYMENT DEADLINE NEAR FOR DURHAM TAXPAYERS

TAXES, N.C. _
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, TAXES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES, TAXES
SEE ALSO DRUGS, TAXES
SEE ALSO ENTERTAINMENT TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO FAIR SHARE TAX ACT
SEE ALSO FOOD TAX
SEE ALSO HOTEL TAX
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C, WITHHOLDING TAXES
SEE ALSO N.C DEPT. OFREVENUE
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO PAYROLL TAX
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO SALES AND USE TAXES, N.C

JORDAN SAYS MARTIN WILL NEED TO RAISE TAXES IN 2ND TERM

N.C. RAISES, LOWERS TAXES AT SAME TIME

INSIGHT/LAWMAKERS STRIVE FOR TAX FAIRNESS „__„,

NC^CARaJNALEGISLATORS LEAVE IMPORTANT HOLE IN TAX OVERHAUL

Legislative panels poised to consider several tax bills

GOV. MARTIN TURNS TO 1988 CAMPAIGN FOR HELP WITH TAX PLAN

$£uMNI3T TAXPAYER OBJECTS TO HELPING BUILD 25,000-SEAT ARENA

INSIGHT/ PS NO TIME TO RELAX i STATE TAX INCREASE STILL IN THE PIPELINE

SS?(ZS?1lE SK'tK TAKING 700,000 OFF ROLLS

U^NISHETOfNESS:1^. LAWMAKERS DRAG TAX BILL INTO HAZY DAYS

BRACKET CREEP HITS MOST N.C TAXPAYERS

BUDGET, TAX SHOWDOWN TO BEGIN IN LEGISLATURE

SENATE LEADERS OFFER LESS TAXING SPENDING PACKAGE

NEW HOUSE TAX FLAN WOULD HIT MOVIEGOERS, DRINKERS

INSIGHT/LAWMAKERS STAGGER TOWARD DOG DAYS umrartm

COMFROMISE MEANS FEWER FEE INCREASES FOR N.C MOTORISTS

N.C.'S MAIL-ORDER TAX LAW NOT COLLECTING REVENUE

IT'S TIME TO REACH OUT AND TAX SOMEONE „,At™,

TRIANGLE VEHICLE TAX COLLECTORS NOW CATCHING AREA EVADERS

COSTS START HITTING HOME BEFORE LAWMAKERS ADJOURN

CARROT AND TWO STICKS FOR TAXES

TAX AMNESTY STARTS SLOWLY

TAXES, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TAXES

TAXES, U.S.

SEE ALSO CAPITAL GAINS TAXES

SEE ALSO EXCISE TAXES

SEE ALSO HOTEL TAX

SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES __

SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

SEE ALSO SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES

SEE ALSO TAX INCREASES

4/27/1989

5/14/1989

7/26/1989

8/20/1989

11/10/1989

12/04/1989

12/27/1989

12/28/1989 B

4
4

13
4

1
1
1
1

S

2

s

2

H

2

s

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

3

CHJ-

1

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

s

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

E
E

N H65
E

N H65
N H65
N H65
N H65

1/07/1989 A
1/12/1989 A
2/12/1989 D
2/15/1989 A
4/02/1989 B
4/02/1989 B
4/16/1989 B
5/21/1989 D
5/21/1989 A
6/17/1989 B
6/18/1989 D
6/21/1989 D
6/23/1989 A
7/09/1989 A
7/10/1989 A
7/10/1989 B
7/14/1989 A
7/15/1989 A
7/16/1989 D
7/23/1989 B
7/31/1989 A
8/07/1989 A
8/12/1989 A
8/13/1989 B
9/05/1989 A
10/05/1989 A

9 N

5 J

2 U
5 J
1 P N

3 N

1 U

2 U

3 P N

4
2

5

10

1

11
1
1
1
2

1
5
5
1
1
4
4

Oil
L40
Oil

N36
L40
L90

L40

L40

L40
L40
L40
L40
Oil
Oil
S22
L40

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SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO TAX REFORM <SEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLS)
PRICE INTRODUCES LOAN BILL
CONGRESS CAN HELP END WASTE OF TAXES
TAX SEASON GOES ON AND ON
PRESIDENT GROWS WEARY OF 'NO NEW TAXES' JOKE
A TAX IS A TAX IS A TAX

TAXI CAB DRIVERS

POLICE CHARGE DURHAM MAN WITH ABDUCTING TAXI DRIVER

ROBBER KIDNAPS CAB DRIVER, WRECKS TAXI

COUNCIL LETS CABBIE KEEP DRIVING

COUNCIL SHOULD BACK TAXICAB PERMIT LAW

TAXI DRIVERS WANT COUNCIL REPRIEVE

TAXI DRIVERS WILL GET TO KEEP JOBS

COUNCIL PANEL VOTES TO DENY CAB DRIVER'S PERMIT

TAXI DRIVER MAY LOSE PERMIT

COUNCIL SHOULD ENFORCE TOUGH TAXI PERMIT LAW

CONVICTED RAPIST DRIVING TAXI, AFTER 19-YEAR-TERM, PUZZLES COUNCIL

TAXICAB LICENSE PROCESS CONCERNS COUNCIL MEMBER

MCNEIL SENTENCED TO 17 YEARS FOR ROBBING 2 CABBIES

TWO MEN ROB CABBIE

DURHAM POLICE CHARGE 2 TEEN-AGERS WITH ROBBING TAXI DRIVER AT GUNPOINT

CABBIE, RIDER FIGHT FOR PISTOL; GUN FIRES INTO DASH, TAXI CRASHES

POLICE LOG/POLICE HIT WITH ROCKS, BOTTLES BEFORE DISTURBANCE QUELLED

CAB DRIVER'S APPEAL DENIED

COUNCIL DENIES PERMIT FOR CABBIE WITH RECORD

COUNCIL SHOULD KEEP CRIMINALS OUT OF CABS

POLICE LOG/TAXI DRIVER FOILS ROBBERY

TAXI CABS

POLICE LOG/BOY, 9, TREATED AFTER SHOT BY BB GUN
TRANSIT IDEA WORRIES CAB OWNER

TAXIDERMY

TAXIDERMISTS SHOW STUFF

TAYLOR STREET (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

TAYLOR STREET RESIDENTS TO FIGHT AIDS HOUSE

WHEN THE ABSTRACT BECOMES CONCRETE

AIDS HOUSE GROUP DROPS TAYLOR STREET PLANS

NOWHERE TO TURN/SUNDAY FOCUS J AIDS HOUSING

OPPOSITION ON TAYLOR STREET/SUNDAY FOCUS: AIDS HOUSING

LIVING WITH DEADLY AIDS/SUNDAY FOCUS! AIDS HOUSING

SOUL SEARCHING IN CHAPEL HILL

TEA

SEE ALSO COFFEE
COCKING WITH TEA

TEA KETTLES

SEE ALSO TEAPOTS
TEAPOTS SHORT, TEAPOTS STOUT; CEDAR CREEK GALLERY HOSTS NATIONAL SHOW

TEACHER AIDES

SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHER AIDES
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, TEACHERS' AIDES

TEACHER CERTIFICATION

MEASURE OF TEACHER QUALITY BEING SOUGHT

N.C. TEACHER GROUPS SUPPORTING NATIONAL CERTIFICATION PLAN

NATIONAL CERTIFICATION PROMISING FOR TEACHERS

SEEKING EXCELLENCE OR CONTROL?

HUNT RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF TEACHER-CERTIFICATION GROUP

TEACHER EDUCATION

SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO N.C. TEACHING FELLOWS PROGRAM

WORKSHOPS, YEARLONG INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR TEACHERS

EDUCATION FUND, DURHAM BUSINESSES IN PARTNERSHIP

NCCU UPGRADING TEACHER-TRAINING PROGRAM

N E

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CHH 1 1/05/1989 A
S 2 2/24/1989 A
S 2 4/18/1989 A
S 2 7/19/1989 A
H 2 12/31/1989 D

S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2

2/07/1989
2/08/1989
3/21/1989
3/22/1989
4/08/1989
4/12/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
4/26/1989
5/05/1989
5/09/1989
6/22/1989
7/20/1989 B
7/20/1989 C
8/23/1989 A
9/24/1989 B
10/03/1989 B
10/03/1989 C
10/04/1989 A
12/30/1989 C

1
4
1
4
1
3
2
1
4
1
1

10
8
1
7
9
1
1
4
1

N M70

E

E

E

E

N B53
N M51
N S69
E

N M70
N

N S69
N M06
E

N S69
N C61
N

N M51
N B53
N

N M51
N R63
N C61
E
N C47

H 2 9/04/1989 A
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A

12 N M51
3 P N S17

H 2 4/29/1989 C 1 P P T37

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

9/06/1989
9/08/1989
10/05/1989
CHH 1 10/08/1989
CHH 1 10/08/1989
CHH 1 10/08/1989
CHH 1 10/08/1989

N S17
E

N S17
N S17
N

N S17
E

H 2 5/31/1989 B 1 P F T32

H 2 7/25/1989 A 6 P F W66

S

2 6/23/1989 A

1 P N S92

H

2 7/19/1989 D

8 N

S

2 7/22/1989 A

4 E

H

2 8/08/1989 A

5 J

H

2 10/20/1989 C

1 N K65

H 2 1/28/1989 D 3 N
H 2 4/02/1989 B 4 N
S 2 6/22/1989 C 1 N S92

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SUBJECTS

HEASURE OF TEACHER QUALITY BEING SOUGHT

UCITY, COUNTYTEACHERS IN 6-WEEK SRC WORKSHOPS

INSTITUTE TO HELP TECHERS USE COMPUTERS

SIXTEEN N.C. TEACHERS STUDYING WATER QUALITY

TEACHERS GIVE UP LAZY DAYS FOR SUMMER SEMINARS _„„„ „_

SCIENCE TEACHERS SEE HIGH TECH AT N.C. MICROELECTRONICS CENTER

TEACHER-TRAINING WILL BOOST ZOO TRIP BENEFITS

MERIT RAISES

TEACHER EVALUATION „ ^„ N _

■Wfl T^^fepS^S^I^/FOCUS: TEACHERS.

^rfMHSS MS EDUCATION FUND
DURHAM EDUCATORS CITED FOR INITIATIVE

TEACHER OF THE UORLD AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO N.C. WORLD CENTER . —i—-

GITHENS TEACHER TO RECEIVE AWARD FROM WORLD CENTER

AWARD SENDS GITHENS TEACHER TO ITALY

TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TEACHER OF THEYEAR
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C. ««„_«.„

ROUSON QUALIFIES FOR N.C. TEACHER OF YEAR ,^A„,.-™

CCBAGAINIS SPONSORING AWARDS TO TOP CITY, COUNTY TEACHERS

TEACHER OF YEAR NOMINATIONS OPEN _lim llnvino

DURHAM'S ROUSON ONE OF 3 FINALISTS FOR TEACHER HONOR

CITY TEACHER IN FINALS FOR TOP HONOR

ROUSON WINS IN CLASSROOM

CITY SCHOOLS PICK 4 TEACHER FINALISTS

TURNER IS TEACHER OF THE YEAR

VOCATIONAL TEACHER HONORED

jrArtrp np tut YEAR

8 FINALISTS ARE NAMED FOR TOP-TEACHER AWARD

S NORTHERNPTEACHET« WIn'cCB AWARD AS BEST IN CITY, COUNTY
COUNTY5S TOP TEACHER CARES ABOUT STUDENTS

TEACHER RECRUITMENT m „ ,„„
CHAPEL HILL TEACHER RECRUITER TURNS HEADS
MROcfeFJjTj5.T0 VISIT GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL

TEACHER SHORTAGE

HOW TO GET TEACHERS

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SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
LOCAL TEACHERS WON'T JOIN PROTEST

S/k^ ^tM^CALLS EASLY DAYS OF INTEGRATION

T-DAY; FEW LOCAL TEACHERS JOIN MARCH

GIVE TEACHERS MORE CONTROL, PAN! SAYS m„w„ „,„ _____

LEARNING FROM THE LADDER/SUNDAY FOCUS: TEACHERS' MERIT RAISES

TEACHER GROUPS GO A FEW ROUNDS ON MERIT PLAN

LOCAL TEACHER GETS REGIONAL HONOR

TEACHER OF YEAR NOMINATIONS OPEN

BANK GIVES AWARDS TO TEACHERS

TEACHERS TO GET ROLE IN DECISIONS UNDER NEW PLAN

TURNER IS TEACHER OF THE YEAR

VOCATIONAL TEACHER HONORED

CHHS TEACHER TO DIG FOR LATIN

CITY TEACHERS UNPACKING IN NEW SURROUNDINGS

N
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6/23/1989 A
7/01/1989 C
7/02/1989 B
7/04/1989 A
7/07/1989 C
7/21/1989 C
9/28/1989 A

N S92
N
N
N

N K65
N K65
E

CHH 1 2/19/1989 A 1 N M25

S 2 10/30/1989 C 1 N

H 2 3/31/1989 A 9 N
S 2 4/06/1989 C 1 N

H 2
S 2

CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2

2/08/1989 C
4/11/1989 C
4/14/1989 A
4/15/1989 C
4/15/1989 B
5/03/1989 A
5/23/1989 A
6/09/1989 A
6/11/1989 A
6/27/1989 A
9/26/1989 B
9/27/1989 C
10/05/1989 C
10/13/1989 A

N

N S92
N

N J40
N
E

N S92
N

N C62
N M25
N

N C47
N S92
N E33

S 2 4/11/1989 A
H 1 11/22/1989 C

7 P N
1 N T33

H 2 2/11/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/13/1989
2/15/1989
2/17/1989
2/19/1989
2/22/1989
3/16/1989
4/14/1989
6/03/1989
6/07/1989
6/09/1989
6/11/1989
6/16/1989
8/18/1989

N C62
N M25
Q C62
N C62
N C62
N M25
N C62
N
N
N

N C62
N

N C62
N C62
N C62

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

TWO SCIENCE TEACHERS GET AWARDS

SHE'S HAGIC; MEET CHAPEL HILL HIGH'S AWARD-WINNING SCIENCE TEACHER

TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO, SALARIES

TEACHERS LOOK FOR RESPECT; COMMITTEE NAMES 10 STEPS...
MARTIN'S ATTITUDE CHEERS TEACHERS
TEACHERS DIFFER ON PAY PLAN OUTCOME
TEACHERS GIVE AREA EDUCATION HIGH MARK
CITY SCHOOLS TO PLAN REFORM IMPLEMENTATION

TEACHERS* DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION, GRIEVANCE POLICY FOR TEACHERS

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TEACHER OF THE YEAR

SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD

DURHAM TEACHERS PICKED FOR VOCATIONAL PROGRAM

SURVEY SHOWS MOST TEACHERS PREFER COUNTY SYSTEM

GITHENS TEACHER TO RECEIVE AWARD FROM WORLD CENTER

GOLD STAR CONTEST SET FOR TEACHERS

DURHAM'S ROUSON ONE OF 3 FINALISTS FOR TEACHER HONOR

BALLOON POPS IN ON RETIRED TEACHER

CITY TEACHER IN FINALS FOR TOP HONOR

ROUSON WINS IN CLASSROOM

CITY SCHOOLS PICK 4 TEACHER FINALISTS

TEACHER CHARGES JOB DISCRIMINATION

TEACHER TO GET HEARING ON JOB-DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT

COURT UPHOLDS SCHOOL BOARD

11 CITY, COUNTY TEACHERS IN 6-WEEK SRC WORKSHOPS

DURHAM TEACHERS FAVOR PLAN OF EVALUATING OWN WORK

CLASSROOM CONDITIONS AMONG CONCERNS OF 2 CHAPTER HEADS

CITY SCHOOL BOARD IGNORING TEACHERS' PROTEST

DISTURBANCES AT DURHAM HIGH WORRY TEACHERS

CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION RESPONDS TO STAFF CONCERNS

DON'T HIDE SCHOOL PROBLEMS

DHS TEACHERS OFFER MORE HELP TO STUDENTS

AREA EDUCATORS WANT EXPLANATION FROM BASS

GOLD STAR TEACHERS RECEIVE AWARDS

HONORING DURHAM'S TEACHERS

TOP TEACHER; WILSON DEMANDS RESPONSIBILITY, RESPECT...

TOP TEACHERS PREPARE STUDENTS FOR LIVING

SIX DURHAM TEACHERS RECEIVE PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND GRANTS

DURHAM EDUCATORS CITED FOR INITIATIVE

HAPPY MATH TEACHER

'I 'U TRY' MOTTO GUIDES TOP CITY MATH TEACHER

BANK EXECUTIVE STRESSES THREE P'S FOR EDUCATION

SALARY BOOST BEST WAY TO REWARD TEACHERS

TEACHERS, DURHAM, SALARIES

SEE ALSODURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENTS 'S OFFICE, SALARY
TEACHERS' TALKING SHIRTS SEEK APPLES AND PAY RAISE
DURHAM TEACHERS ECHO STATEWIDE CALL FOR PAY HIKE
TEACHERS WANT HIGHER SALARY SUPPLEMENTS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD REVIEWS BUDGET REQUESTS FOR NEXT YEAR
EDUCATION LEADERS ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR MORE TEACHER PAY
TEACHER PAY, BRANCH LIBRARY SUPPORTED
LOCAL SUPPLEMENTS VARY IN TRIANGLE-AREA SCHOOLS
LUCAS WANTS REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE LOCAL SUPPLEMENTS
COUNTY SCHOOL PLAN MAY BOOST SALARIES
DURHAM Cm TEACHERS' PAYCHECKS DELAYED
MATH SCHOOL ASKS MORE MONEY FOR TEACHER PAY

TEACHERS, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHER OF THE YEAR

SURVEY SHOWS HOST TEACHERS PREFER COUNTY SYSTEM

15 TEACHERS TO TAKE PART IN EXCHANGE

MANY SENATE DEMOCRATS COMMITTED TO HELPING, HUNT TELLS COUNTY TEACHERS

DURHAM TEACHERS TO PERFORM IN TALENT SHOW "^ncAo

FIRST TEACHER WINNERS

TEACHER HONORED

N
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1 10/02/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/24/1989 A
2/25/1989 A
8/08/1989 A
9/24/1989 A
10/16/1989 A

3 N

3 P N C62

1 C N C62
1 N C62
3 N C62
3 N C62
1 N C62

H

2 1/16/1989 B

6 N

S

2 1/20/1989 C

1 N S92

H

2 3/31/1989 A

9 N

H

2 4/06/1989 B

2 N

H

2 4/15/1989 C

1 P N J40

S

2 4/15/1989 A

1 P N S92

S

2 4/15/1989 B

1 P N

S

2 5/03/1989 A

4 E

S

2 5/23/1989 A

1 N S92

S

2 6/13/1989 A

12 N S92

H

2 6/14/1989 D

12 N

H

2 6/28/1989 C

6 N L40

H

2 7/01/1989 C

2 N

S

2 7/07/1989 A

1 N S92

H

2 8/14/1989 B

1 P N C47

H

2 9/09/1989 A

4 J

H

2 9/14/1989 C

1 N C47

H

2 9/15/1989 A

4 L

H

2 9/17/1989 D

4 E

S

2 9/29/1989 A

4 E

H

2 9/30/1989 A

1 N C47

H

2 10/05/1989 C

1 P N C47

H

2 10/09/1989 A

4 E

S

2 10/12/1989 A

1 P N E33

S

2 10/17/1989 A

4 E

H

2 10/25/1989 B

12 N C47

S

2 10/30/1989 C

1 N

S

2 11/07/1989 C

1 P P K30

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

H

2 2/28/1989 C

1 N J40

H

2 3/15/1989 A

1 N J40

S

2 3/18/1989 C

1 N S92

H

2 3/28/1989 C

1 N J40

H

2 6/08/1989 C

1 N S69

H

2 6/13/1989 C

1 N S69

H

2 8/10/1989 C

1 N C47

H

2 8/31/1989 C

1 P N C47

S

2 10/05/1989 C

1 P N E33

H

2 10/14/1989 A

1 P N C47

S

2 12/01/1989 C

1 N Yll

S

2 1/20/1989 C

1 N S92

H

2 2/07/1989 C

7 N

H

2 3/14/1989 C

1 N L40

S

2 3/27/1989 C

1 N

S

2 6/09/1989 A

12 P P L38

S

2 6/23/1989 A

13 N

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™^%TJ3$£!kg^kw*e FOR MORE TEACHER PAY
LOCAL SUPPLEMENTS VARY IN TRIANGLE-AREA SCHOOLS
VETERAN TEACHERS WANT PIECE OF SUPPLEMENT
SCHOOL BILL PROMTS DURHAM OFFICIALS

TEAS£ERAL.S0,AI1ERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, TEACHERS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. TEACHING FELLOWS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, TEACHERS' AIDES
SEE ALSO SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO TEAM TEACHING

MORRISVILLE TEACHER HONORED

6 N.C. AWARD-WINNING TEACHERS QUIT „„„„„

EDUCATORS PRAISE PLAN TO PAY TEACHERS FOR SABBATICAL

TOvSLSENd!ALOTERITO TEACHERS URGING SUPPORT FOR RAISING SALES TAX

NEW EDUCATION BILL WOULD FILL CRITICAL SLOTS

SIXTEEN N.C. TEACHERS STUDYING WATER QUALITY

N.C TEACHER GROUPS SUPPORTING NATIONAL CERTIFICATION PLAN

TEACHERS, N.C, CAREER DEVELOPMENT PLAN

SEMARTIN L^lko^INFsTATEWIDE CAREER-LADDER PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS
SCHOOL OFFICIAL CONTRADICTS RECENT SUNEY
TEACHERS' GROUP SPURNS MARTIN'S LADDER PAY PLAN

STATCE^TIWTSURVEY 'BIASED,' LEADER SAYS

S&^TE^TE^IlEa^IKELY TO GET BIG RAISES
LEARNING FROM THE LADDER/SUNDAY FOCUS: TEACHERS' MERIT RAISES

mis the Valuation process passings/focus: teachers' merit raises

GOVERNOR WORKING ON EDUCATION PACKAGE r4 AU

TEACHER GROUPS GO A FEW ROUNDS ON MERIT FLAN

ETHERIDGE RAPS MARTIN'S EDUCATION PLAN nTr^

TEACt£RS LOOK FOR RESPECT; COMMITTEE NAMES 10 STEPS...

FWCATION FAIR RESULTS IN FUN FOR STUDENTS, PRAISE FOR CAREER LADDER...

CAREER LADDER PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS WILL DIE UNLESS APPROVED NOW-MARTIN

BURLINGTON TEACHERS FAVOR KEEPING CAREER LADDER PLAN

MARTIN GETS SUPPORT ON CAREER LADDER PLAN FOR TEACHERS

TEAO^TELLLEGISLATORS CAREER LADDER PLAN SHOULD BE CONTINUED

INSIGHT/TEACHERS, MARTIN NEARER AGREEMENT ON CAREER LADDER

BOARD MIGHT CHANGE CAREER-LADDER APPEALS^

ORANGE COUNTY TEACHERS SPLIT ON LADDER PROGRAM

THE CAREER LADDER, R.I.P.

GARDNER SAYS TEACHERS SUPPORT CAREER LADHERPWN

FUSING PACKAGE STALLS AS MERIT PAY TALKS CONTINUE

STATE ADVISER PREDICTS FUTURE OF CAREER LADDER

GOV. MARTIN GETS CAREER LADDER LOOKALIKE

wjnanBKJHtJFXtnp focusj ^ ***

TEACHERS, N.C, COMPETENCY EXAMS
SEE NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION

TEACHERS, N.C, MALE _

MALE, BLACK TEACHERS ON DECLINE __
SCHOOLS SEEK MORE TEACHERS WHO ARE MALE

TEACHERS, N.C, MERIT PLAN __ "^ nAv
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, MERIT PAY
SEE ALSO TEACHER EVALUATION

2 6/08/1989 C
2 8/10/1989 C
2 9/09/1989 C
2 10/20/1989 A

H

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H

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2/01/1989 C
2/07/1989 B
2/10/1989 A
3/10/1989
4/21/1989
5/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/19/1989

H

CHH

H

H

CHH

H

H

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

H

CHH 1

CHH

H

H

H

H

H

CHH 1

CHH 1

H

H

H

CHH

S

CHH

CHH 1

CHH
H

1/05/1989 B
1/16/1989 A
1/23/1989 B
1/24/1989 A
1/24/1989
2/04/1989
2/19/1989
2/19/1989
2/19/1989
2/22/1989 B
2/22/1989 A
2/23/1989 C
2/24/1989 A
3/12/1989 A
3/24/1989 C
3/27/1989 B
4/06/1989 B
4/11/1989 C
4/16/1989 D
4/27/1989 A
5/16/1989 A
5/21/1989 D
6/08/1989 A
6/10/1989
6/12/1989
9/18/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989

9/25/1989 B

1 N S69

1 N C47

1 N S92

1 N E33

2 N

5 N

5 J Oil

6 N

1 P N L40

5 J Oil

7 N

8 N

3

3

1

4

3
12

2

1 I

1

6

3

1

1 i

3

5

1

9

6

2

3

3

4

11
14

3

5

1

1

1

1

N

N M25
N
E

N M25
N

U L40
N M25
N M25
N

N C62
N K65
N C62
N H90
N
N
N
N

U L40
N M25
N M25
E
N
N

N M25
J Oil
N C62
N C62
N
N

H 2 1/06/1989 C
CHH 1 7/05/1989 A

10 N
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SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C, CAREER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C, SALARIES

MERIT PAY FLAN IS QUESTIONABLE

TEACHER MERIT PAY PLAN MUCH LIKE PUSHING SALESMEN

N.C. LEGISLATORS FEEL MERIT PAY OK; DISAGREE ON FORM

DURHAM TEACHERS FAVOR PLAN OF EVALUATING OWN WORK

COUNTY EDUCATORS LIKE LOCAL OPTION MERIT-PAY PROPOSAL

TEACHER PAY PLAN DESERVES FAIR LOOK

TEACHER MERIT PAY SHOULD BE EXCLUSIVELY FOR CREAM OF CROP

TEACHERS, N.C, SALARIES

SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, SALARIES

SEE ALSO SALARIES, N.C.

SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C, MERIT PLAN

MARTIN'S TEACHER SALARY PLAN GETS MIXED REVIEWS

ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS SETS SALARY SCHEDULE AS ITS PRIORITY

SCHOOL OFFICIAL CONTRADICTS RECENT SURVEY

LIMITED PAY INCREASE FOR TEACHERS, 'SCHOOLS OF CHOICE' DRAW REACTION

TEACHERS' GROUP SPURNS MARTIN'S LADDER PAY PLAN

A DEMORALIZING THAU

PAY RAISE LIKELY MOVED UP, MARTIN SAYS

TEACHERS ORGANIZING PROTESTS OVER PAY

GOVERNOR MEETS WITH TEACHERS OVER DELAYED RAISES

TEACHERS PLAN PROTEST OF PAY RAISE DELAY

LOCAL TEACHERS WON'T JOIN PROTEST

LOCAL TEACHERS WON'T JOIN PROTEST

MARTIN'S TEACHERS' PAY IDEA IN LIMBO

STATE FUNDS NOT WAY TO STOP FACULTY DRAIN

FREEZE ON PAY STEPS LEAVES TEACHERS' SALARIES FAR BEHIND

RAISE TEACHERS' PAY

TEACHERS' RESTRAINT ADMIRABLE

MARTIN CALLS FOR N.C EDUCATION SUMMIT

TEACHERS TO PROTEST PAY FREEZE

TEACHER PAY SUMMIT

MARTIN: PROPOSED EDUCATION SUMMIT NOT PUBLICITY STUNT

THOUSANDS PLANNING TO FILL IN FOR TEACHERS SEEKING RAISES

HOW TO GET TEACHERS

GOV, MARTIN WEIGHS A TIGHT BUDGET AGAINST VOW TO RAISE TEACHERS' PAY

MARTIN ON HOT SEAT OF TEACHERS' PAY DELIGHTS DEMOCRATS

MARTIN SHIFTS GEARS ON TEACHER PAY ISSUE

TEACHERS RALLY FOR RAISE

MAVRETIC CHALLENGES GOVERNOR TO BOOST TAXES FOR TEACHERS

LEGISLATORS IFFY ON IMPACT OF PROTEST

T-DAY; FEW LOCAL TEACHERS JOIN MARCH

;ii^LI^SI5s^GfiI!ISE5„INJAl^IGH T0 potest the governor's... (cartoon)

INSIGHT/DESPITE PROTESTS, TEACHERS UNLIK&Y TO GET BIG RAISES

ON INCREASING TEACHER SALARIES

LEARNING FROM THE LADDER/SUNDAY FOCUS: TEACHERS' MERIT RAISES

SJJLSJ^J^1*11™ PROCESS PASSING?/FOCUS: TEACHERS' MERIT RAISES

GOVERNOR WORKING ON EDUCATION PACKAGE

MARTIN SAYS TEACHER PAY IN CHAOS BECAUSE OF FREEZE

N.C. TEACHERS HAVE ANOTHER REASON TO BE ANGRY OVER PAY

MARTIN'S ATTITUDE CHEERS TEACHERS

MARTIN'S SWITCH MAY BOOST TEACHERS' PAY

TEACHERS SHOULD BE REWARDED

GOVERNOR WAKES UP

TEACHERS' TALKING SHIRTS SEEK APPLES AND PAY RAISE

EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL TIME

GOVERNOR BACKS EQUAL TREATMENT FOR TEACHERS, OTHER STATE EMPLOYEES

PAY RAISE REQUIRES BITING TAX BULLET

PEMOCRATS^AWAIT GOVERNOR'S PLAN BEFORE TAKING STAND ON TAX INCREASE...

MARTIN SAID PLANNING TAX INCREASE PLEA; BOOST TO LIFT TEACHER PAY FREEZE

LOCAL TEACHERS ENCOURAGED BY RAISE PLAN

WALKER, BARNES CALL PLAN 'REGRESSIVE'

PAY BOOST FINANCING SHOULDN'T BE UNFAIR

LEGISLATORS MUST SHOW TRUE COLORS

INSIGHT/GOVERNOR REACHES TIME OF RECKONING

TAX MAY HURT, BUT...

MANY SENATE DEMOCRATS COMMITTED TO HELPING, HUNT TELLS COUNTY TEACHERS

DURHAM TEACHERS ECHO STATEWIDE CALL FOR PAY HIKE

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7/04/1989
7/06/1989
7/07/1989
7/09/1989
7/10/1989
7/10/1989

J Oil
J Oil
J Oil
N S92
N C62
E
J Oil

CHH 1

1/06/1989 A

1 N M25

H 2

1/10/1989 B

2 N

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

3 N M25

H 2

1/18/1989 D

11 P N

H 2

1/23/1989 B

1 N

H 2

1/24/1989 A

4 E

H 2

1/24/1989 B

5 N

H 2

1/29/1989 B

1 N

H 2

1/31/1989 B

4 P N

H 2

2/01/1989 B

4 N

CHH 1

2/02/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

2/02/1989 A

1 N M25

H 2

2/03/1989 A

1 N

S 2

2/04/1989 A

4 E

H 2

2/05/1989 B

1 N

H 2

2/08/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

2/08/1989 A

4 E

H 2

2/09/1989 A

1 P N L40

S 2

. 2/09/1989 C

1 N S92

H 2

2/10/1989 A

4 E

H 2

2/10/1989 A

13 P N

H 2

2/10/1989 A

13 N

H 2

2/11/1989 A

4 E

H 2

2/12/1989 A

1 P N L40

H 2

2/13/1989 B

1 N

H 2

2/14/1989 A

1 N L40

S 2

2/14/1989 A

1 P N

H 2

2/15/1989 A

1 P N L40

H 2

2/15/1989 A

1 N

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

1 P N C62

H 2

2/16/1989 A

4 T T C50

H 2

2/19/1989 D

2 U L40

H 2

2/19/1989 D

4 E

CHH 1

2/19/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

2/19/1989 A

1 N M25

H 2

2/22/1989 B

6 N

H 2

2/24/1989 A

13 P N

S 2

2/24/1989 A

5 J Oil

CHH 1

2/25/1989 A

1 N C62

S 2

2/27/1989 A

4 E

S 2

2/27/1989 A

5 J Oil

H 2

2/28/1989 A

4 E

H 2

2/28/1989 C

1 N J40

CHH 1

2/28/1989 A

4 E

H 2

3/02/1989 B

5 P N

S 2

3/06/1989 A

1 P N M06

H 2

3/07/1989 A

8 N

H 2

3/08/1989 A

1 P N

CHH 1

3/10/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

3/10/1989 A

1 N M20

S 2

3/10/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

3/11/1989 A

4 E

H 2

3/12/1989 D

2 P U L40

H 2

3/12/1989 D

4 E

H 2

3/14/1989 C

1 N L40

H 2

3/15/1989 A

1 N J40

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FIRM'S SURVEY SAYS TAR HEELS SUPPORT TAX HIKE
N.C. AVERAGE TEACHER PAY 36TH NATIONALLY

ffiSSUSI wMsfflH ORANGE COUNTY LEGISLATORS
TEACHERS WANT HIGHER SALARY SUPPLEMENTS
INSIGHT/GOVERNOR BESIEGED BY HIS OWN PARTY

SESfSftS^ tESS^dSSiBS APPROVED NOW-^ARTIN
GOV. MARTIN TURNS TO 1988 CAMPAIGN FOR HELP WITH TAX PLAN

M B&I6V,8i&™ffMSSB PLAN TO OVERHAUL EMPLOYEE SALARIES

TEACHERSAGAIN MARCH IN RALEIGH - THIS TIME TOr THANK SUPPORTERS

INSIGHT/TEACHERS, MARTIN NEARER AGREEMENT ON CAREER LADDER

SEN. HUNT BACKS TEACHER PAY HIKE ^n.™,

PLAN PROPOSES $20,500 STARTING PAY FOR N.C. TEACHERS

I^INSTOSUBMIT BILL TO RAISE STATE SALES TAX

TQ ANnTWft STUDY NEEDED"7

PLANTO OVERHAUL TEACHER SALARY SCHEDULE PRAISED

NT?. SENATE DEMOCRATS UNVEIL TEACHER SALARY INCREASE PLAN

MARTIN CONTINUES TO PUSH HIS PLAN FOR TEACHER PAY

I^IGHT/rr's NO TIME TO RELAX, STATE TAX INCREASE STILL IN THE PIPELINE

GAra^ENDbraEpSALEs'TAX INCREASE TO PAY FOR RAISES
GOVERNOR WARNS TIME RUNNING OUT ON SALARY PLAN
AL HIGHT, DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONER (AD)
TEACHERS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT RAISE

^K^l^le^eSve-changes urged IN SCHOOLS

LEGISLATOR SAYS ANTI-POLLUTION BILL BEING UNDERMINED
FUNDING PACKAGE STALLS AS MERIT PAY TALKS CONTINUE
INSIGHT/N.C. LAWMAKERS GROWING CRANKY „.„MM_1.
HOUSE LEADERS FIND BUDGET DELIBERATIONS FRUSTRATING
TE^RPAYRAISES BUMP OUT EDUCATION SPENDING IN HOUSE
RIVAL N.C. TEACHER PAY PLANS ARE UNVEILED

SENATE DEMOCRATS FINALLY DECIDE ON STRATEGY FOR TEACHER SALARIES
AN ALTERNATIVE TO SALES TAX
SENATE APPROVES TAX PLAN

^TE^^O^NTrToF TEACHER MERIT-PAY PROGRAMS

^hc^sI^strik! KWK spending plan

APPROPRWIONSPANEL UNVEILS HOUSE'S BUDGET PROPOSALS

HOUSE, SENATE HAVE DIFFERENCES ON TOUGHER DWI LAWS

TEACHERS DIFFER ON PAY PLAN OUTCOME

N.C. TEACHERS START WORK WITH PAY UNKNOWN

IT WAS A CLASSY MARATHON __

^Aft^l^'F^£^SK»it FOCUS: SCHOOL REFORM

TEACHERS NOT JUMPING ON CAREER LADDER BANDWAGON

GOVERNOR SEEKING MERIT PAY TIPS AT EDUCATION SUMMIT

SCHOOL GUIDELINES FEARED THREAT TO FLEXIBILTY

TEACHER PAYONE OF GOV. JIM MARTIN'S MOST VEXING ISSUES

TEACHERS, N.C, UNETHICAL CONDUCT _ _ ,»„,„«,»
STTATE COURT OF APPEALS RULES TEACHER ACTED UNETHICALLY...

TEACHERS, ORANGE COUNTY ^MwmH
SEE ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS

TEACHERS, U.S.

SEE ALSO BLACKS, TEACHERS

SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION

N.J. NAMES DURHAM NATIVE AS TOP TEACHER

SPEAKER STRESSES NEED FOR MINORITY TEACHERS

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—DATE — C -

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H 2

3/15/1989 B

5 N

H 2

3/15/1989 B

6 N

H 2

3/16/1989 A

1 N L40

CHH 1

3/18/1989 A

1 P N C62

S 2

3/18/1989 C

1 N S92

H 2

3/19/1989 D

2 P U L40

CHH 1

3/22/1989 A

2 N M25

H 2

3/24/1989 C

5 N

H 2

4/02/1989 B

3 N

H 2

4/05/1989 D

11 N

H 2

4/07/1989 A

8 N

H 2

4/15/1989 B

3 P N

H 2

4/16/1989 D

2 U L40

H 2

4/19/1989 C

1 P N T33

H 2

5/05/1989 B

8 N

H 2

5/10/1989 C

1 P N L40

H 2

5/15/1989 A

4 E

H 2

5/17/1989 A

9 N

H 2

5/18/1989 A

1 N L40

H 2

5/19/1989 A

10 P N

H 2

5/21/1989 D

2 U L40

H 2

5/21/1989 D

4 E

H 1

6/01/1989 C

1 P N L40

H 2

6/02/1989 A

10 N

H 2

6/04/1989 A

9 P A

CHH 1

6/04/1989 A

1 N C62

H 2

6/06/1989 A

4 E

H 2

6/06/1989 C

4 N

H 2

6/07/1989 B

5 N

S 2

6/07/1989 B

1 P N H65

H 2

6/08/1989 B

5 N

H 2

6/10/1989 A

14 N

H 2

6/11/1989 D

2 U L40

H 2

6/13/1989 C

2 N L40

H 2

6/14/1989 A

1 N L40

H 2

6/14/1989 B

9 N

CHH 1

6/14/1989 A

3 N C62

H 2

6/16/1989 A

1 N

H 2

6/17/1989 A

1 P N

CHH 1

6/17/1989 A

1 N C62

H 2

6/20/1989 A

16 N

H 2

6/22/1989 A

4 E

H 2

6/23/1989 A

10 N

H 2

6/29/1989 A

1 P N L40

H 2

7/07/1989 A

10 N

H 2

7/14/1989 A

1 N L40

H 2

7/22/1989 A

1 N L40

H 2

7/25/1989 B

1 N

H 2

8/04/1989 A

11 N

CHH 1

8/08/1989 A

3 N C62

H 2

8/10/1989 C

1 N

H 2

8/15/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

9/24/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1

9/24/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

9/24/1989 A

1 P N

H 2

9/25/1989 B

1 N

H 2 11/03/1989 A

1 N L40

H 2 11/26/1989 D

2 U L40

H 2 1/18/1989 D 9 N

S 2
CHH 1

5/16/1989 C 1 P N _
6/04/1989 A 3 N L90

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STRESSED TEACHERS NEED HELP

DESPITE ILLS, TEACHERS POSITIVE ABOUT UORK

TEACHERS, U.S., COMPETENCY EXAMS
SEE NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION

TEACHING ASSISTANTS

SEE DUKE UNIV., GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS

TEAM TEACHING

SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
TEAM TEACHING RECEIVES SUPPORT

TEAM U.S.A.

SEE ALSO BASEBALL
TEAM USA TO PLAY KOREA, CANADA
BURNITZ BURNS KOREAN TEAM
TEAM USA BLASTS KOREA

TEAM USA 'PINGS' OUT ANOTHER BIG WIN, 12-3
USA FREEZES CANADA

H 2 8/23/1989 A 4 E
S 2 9/25/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 12/07/1989 A 3 N C62

8/09/1989 D
8/10/1989 D
8/10/1989 B
8/11/1989 B
8/11/1989 D

TEAMS OF THE EIGHTIES (SERIES)

TEAMS OF THE EIGHTIES/NO ONE DOES IT LIKE THE BULLS H
TEAMS [JF THE EIGHTIES/10-2 LOOKS BETTER WITH TIME/1981 CAROLINA FOOTBALL H

CAPTAINS GUIDE HEELS INTO PORT/1982 CAROLINA BASKETBALL H

PACK PERFORMED NCAA MIRACLE/1983 N.C. STATE BASKETBALL H

TAR HEELS RULE WOMEN'S SOCCER WORLD/1984 UNC WOMEN'S SOCCER H

FALCONSFLY pHIGH OVER THE NET/1985 JORDAN HIGH VOLLEYBALL H

DUKE: ONE NEAR MISS, ONE TITLE/1986 DUKE BASKETBALL 4 SOCCER H

SOCCER TEAM GIVES DUKE FIRST NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP H

RODL KEY THAT UNLOCKED TIGERS' FORTUNES H

YOUNG KNIGHTS COME OF AGE/1988 NORTHERN HIGH FOOTBALL H

EAGLES, BLUE DEVILS SOAR TO NEW HEIGHTS/1989 NCCU BASKETBALL H

UPSET OF CLEMSON PROVED CRUCIAL FOR REVIVAL OF DUKE FOOTBALL GLORY H

TEAPOTS

SEE ALSO TEA KETTLES
TEAPOTS AT CEDAR CREEK A SHOW OF BORN-AGAIN CLAY

TEAR GAS

MERCHANTS SAY TEAR GAS SALES HAVE SURGED SINCE DUKE RAPES

TECHNOLOGY

SEE ALSO N.C. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO N.C. TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES LICENSING CONSORTIUM

HIGH-TECH FUN

NEW WAYS

BILLS AIMED AT TECHNOLOGICAL CATCH UP

PLAN AIMED AT MAKING SCIENCE SYNONYMOUS WITH THE SOUTH

NEW SOUTH IS STILL A GOOD GOAL

PROPOSED LITERACY LAW IMPORTANT FOR FUTURE

HIGH TECH MEANS GADGETS MADE (ALMOST) SIMPLER

EDUCATION OFFICIALS PRAISE LITERACY BILL

TEDDY BEARS

SEE ALSO BEARS
SEE ALSO TOYS

•OFFICER TEDDY' HELPING EASE CHILDREN'S PAIN

CHAPEL HILL ADDS TEDDY BEAR PATROL

TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS

JORDAN SENIOR PAGEANT WINNER

TEEN-AGE PREGNANCY

SEE PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT

2 12/22/1989 B
2 12/23/1989 B
12/24/1989 C
12/25/1989 B
12/26/1989 C
12/27/1989 D
12/28/1989 C
12/28/1989 C
12/29/1989 B
12/30/1989 B
12/31/1989 C

2 12/31/1989 C

H 2 8/20/1989 E

H 2 2/23/1989 A

N C52
N C52

P N A76
N P75

P N A76

L22
C49
L22
F95
B40
C49
F95
B40
B40
M88
C49

8 P R G68
1 P N 046

H 2 4/02/1989 B
S 2 4/03/1989 C
S 2 4/19/1989 E
H 2 4/24/1989 C
H 2 7/13/1989 A
H 2 7/14/1989 A
S 2 8/09/1989 A
CHH 1 8/21/1989 A
CHH 1 11/10/1989 A

1 P P K30
1 P P K30
3 P P T37

3 N

9 N K65

4 E
4 E

3 U H90
3 N

H 2 3/14/1989 C
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A

6 N
3 P N M70

H 2 2/18/1989 B 1 P N

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TEEN-AGE SUICIDES _„
SEE ADOLESCENCE, SUICIDES

TEEN ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE __„ _,__ „A[VHJ
MOOSE LODGE OFFER ENDS TOWS TEEN CENTER SEARCH

TEEN CENTER

SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE nrTrTm

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., TEEN CENTER

CRUISIN' THE HILLSBOROUGH CIRCUIT

TEENS NEED MEETING PLACE

WILSON FAVORS TEEN R£C PROGRAH

MOOSE LODGE OFFER ENDS TOWN'S TEEN CENTER SEARCH

TEENS _
SEE ADOLESCENCE

TCESEECALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAH
PARENTS-ADOLESCENTS COMMUNICATIONS TALK SET AT TEER HOUSE

TEER QUARRY

SEE NELLO L. TEER CO.
SEE QUARRIES

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
SEE ALSO RADIO

^TPTO EmScUWEST IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS

TELECONFERENCES

ELECTRONIC-AGE BLACK HISTORY

TELEPHONE AND UTILITY POLES
BRIEF POWER OUTAGE
GRAPHIC LINES

TELEPHONE ANSWERING MACHINES __ ______

BOTH PLOTT HOUNDS AND BILL ARE HOWLING SUCCESSES

TELEPHONE CABLES

SEE ALSO UNDERGROUND CABLES
GTE'. CUT CABLES COSTLY, ANNOYING

TELEPHONE RATES
SEE ALSO TRIUIDE

^0LL^REE^TRIANOLEbPH0NE PLANS HAVE ORANGE COUNTY BUZZING OVER COSTS

companies' experimental plans may help cut rates
reduced-cost phone flan best for triangle
triangle call options explained •__----.

sI^eSTt^^

S'S»W§* ^P^bSM& PRINTED 3-30-89,
CLEARING THE RECORD __

AMENDED TELEPHONE PRICING BILL ADVANCES
'TRIUIDE' WORKING, SAY GTE OFFICIALS
PAY PHONE OWNERS SELECT CARRIERS

^g^MS- OF SOLICITATION LICENSING
TELEPHONE SALES CUT OFF

TELEPHONE THREATS
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO OBSCENE PHONE CALLS

CHH 1 12/27/1989 A 3 P N W57

CHH 1 2/06/1989 A 3 P N H90

H 2 8/17/1989 A 4 E

H 2 10/27/1989 C 1 P N R63

CHH 1 12/27/1989 A 3 P N W57

H 2 12/01/1989 C 4 N B80

H 2 12/28/1989 B 1 N K65
H 2 1/28/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/20/1989 A 3 P P L38
CHH 1 8/19/1989 A 3 P P T44

H 2 4/19/1989 D 9 N

S 2 8/02/1989 B 1 N

H

2

2/05/1989 A

1 C N P41

H

2

2/05/1989 A

1 N P41

S

2

2/11/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

3/22/1989 A

3 N C62

H

2

3/24/1989 A

9 N

H

2

3/26/1989 B

12 N

s

2

3/27/1989 A

1 N H65

H

2

3/28/1989 A

1 C N C47

H

2

3/30/1989 A

2 N

H

2

3/31/1989 A

10 N

s

2

4/03/1989 C

1 N H65

s

2

4/29/1989 B

1 N H65

S 2 8/04/1989 A 4 E

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Y SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO THREATS
WOMEN RECEIVE PHONE THREATS AGAINST HUSBANDS
EXTORTIONIST INVESTIGATED HIS OWN CASE
POLICE LOG/CLINIC GETS THREATENING PHONE CALLS
TELEPHONE HARASSER PLEADS GUILTY
HALKIOTIS, CAREY HOT OVER OBSCENE PHONE CALLS

TELEPHONE TRACERS

CHAPEL HILL SITE OF FIRST SAMPLING OF PHONING EXTRAS

TELEPI^JNES DURHAM

SEE ALS6 EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (911)
SEE ALSO GENERAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRONICS CORP.
SEE ALSO OBSCENE PHONE CALLS

PHONE PREFIXES CHANGE MONDAY

PHONE NUMBERS FOR CITY OFFICES HAVE NEW PREFIX

HIGH-TECH HELPS TELEPHONE COMPANY RETURN TO OLD-TIME SERVICES

PHONE STRIKE WON'T AFFECT DURHAM CALLS ac-wiLta

COMFORTABLE PERCH

HIGH SCHOOLS GET NEW PHONE NUMBERS

TETHERED TO A SHORT CORD

WESTERN DURHAM PHONES TO GET NEU PREFIXES, SWITCH

GTE ALTERING LONG-DISTANCE CALLS

TELEPHONES, N.C.

SEE ALSO CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TELEPHONES

SEE ALSO MOBILE TELEPHONES

SEE ALSO 976 TELEPHONE SERVICES

SEE ALSO OBSCENE PHONE CALLS

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TELEPHONES

SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, TELEPHONES
NEW SALES TAX NOT EXPECTED TO INCREASE N.C TELEPHONE BILLS
TOLL-FREE? TRIANGLE PHONE PLANS HAVE ORANGE COUNTY BUZZING OVER COSTS
COMPANIES' EXPERIMENTAL PLANS MAY HELP CUT RATES
IT'S TIME TO REACH OUT AND TAX SOMEONE
COMPUTER SYSTEM CHECKS SHUT-INS IN PERSON COUNTY
OXFORD, HENDERSON WILL VOTE ON EXPANDED PHONE SERVICE

TELEVISION

SEE ALSO ACCURACY IN MEDIA INC (AIM)

SEE ALSO AIRWAVES (COLUMN)

SEE ALSO CBS

SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF DURHAM

SEE ALSO CHRISTIAN LEADERS FOR RESPONSIBLE TELEVISION

SEE ALSO COUCH POTATOES

SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION

SEE ALSO PUBLIC TELEVISION

SEE ALSO SOAP OPERAS

SEE ALSO SPORTS, TELEVISION COVERAGE

SEE ALSO TALK SHOWS

SEE ALSO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS

SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION

SEE ALSO VIDEO GAMES

SEE ALSO VIDEOTAPE

TV PROGRAMMING SOBERS UP

BROADCASTERS GET TASTE OF U.S. TELEVISION

THREEAREA EVENTS GET LIVE TV COVERAGE/PARADE OF PARADES

ICE TOPPLES TV TOWERSi SIGNALS SUP TO NEW SLOTS

TELEVISION, RELIGION

SEE RELIGION, TELEVISION AND RADIO BROADCASTS

TELEVISION ANTENNAS
STEADY...

TELEVISION CAMERAS

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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/26/1989 A
2/02/1989 A
2/10/1989 A
4/08/1989 A
5/17/1989 A

N H90
N R63
N
N
N

CHH 1 1/09/1989 A 3 N L90

s

2

4/05/1989 A

1 N H70

H

2

4/11/1989 C

12 N

S

2

4/19/1989 E

3 F B53

S

2

8/07/1989 A

1 N C61

S

2

8/28/1989 A

8 P P K30

s

2

8/29/1989 B

1 N

s

2

9/14/1989 C

1 P P R56

s

2

9/19/1989 A

1 N E33

s

2 10/02/1989 C

1 N

H

2 2/04/1989 C

1

N

H

2 2/05/1989 A

1 C N P41

H

2 2/05/1989 A

1

N P41

S

2 8/07/1989 A

5

J Oil

H

1 9/16/1989 C

1

N H60

H

1 11/16/1989 C

1

N T33

H 2 4/15/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 3 N

H 2 11/17/1989 D 20 U M60

H 2 12/15/1989 D 24 P U M60

CHH 1 12/30/1989 A 3 P P L38

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TV CAMERAS READY TO JOIN DRILLS AS DENTAL TOOLS

TELEVISION COMMERCIALS

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, TELEVISION AND RADIO
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION

^MNG^ffilVEflwDafNA COMMERCIAL LACKING IN SENSITIVITY
CAR DEALER GROUP PULLS TV AD AFTER MADD'S ANGRY PROTEST

TELEVISION NEWS BROADCASTS
STREET PERSON INTERVIEW

TELEVISION RATINGS

THE NUMBERS ARE IN.. ./TV NEWS WARS

TE^WINTOTffiTOR«RPARALYZES TRIANGLE, CAUSES TWO TV TOWERS TO TUMBLE

TELSEESALSO CHILDREN, TELEVISION AND RADIO
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
LET TV VIEWERS BE THE JUDGES

TELEVISION WATCHING

NATIONAL PASTIME _ ^^
TV MINUS 364 DAYS... AND COUNTING
TUNED IN AGAIN/NEWS AT 11 ENDS NO-TV TRIAL

TD%ffiSBRE3flNT0 CHURCH, TAKE ITEMS DESTINED FOR NEEDY

TEMPLE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL

DESPITE HOOPLA, PACK THUMPS TEMPLE, 71-59
•PACK RESPONDS TO ADVERSITY WITH WIN

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
SEE PART TIME JOBS

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY _ _ tt_
TVA TRIES TO WOO DUKE POWER ACQUISITION

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

S 2 3/06/1989 C 1 N

H 2 4/09/1989 D 4 E
H 2 11/29/1989 C 1 N C60

H 2 11/26/1989 D 4 T C50
H 2 12/22/1989 D 7 U M60
H 2 12/11/1989 A 1 P N

H 2 8/11/1989 A 4 E

H 2 4/16/1989 B 1 P P K30
H 2 11/13/1989 A 6 P B S56
H 2 11/16/1989 A 8 P N S56

S 2 11/29/1989 C 1 N

H 2 1/08/1989 B 1 P N C52
S 2 1/09/1989 D 4 P U P52

H 2 1/11/1989 D 5 N

TENNIS ^~

SEE ALSO DAVIS CUP TOURNAMENT

1 gjj pTK^IL^S^IC CELEBRITY PMH* GOLF AND TENNIS TOURNEY

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY TENNIS TOURNAMENT

SEE ALSO MAGIC EXPRESS TENNIS TOURNAMENT

SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

i gg a&j|| s ■rnsw ** headings for »» 8*™

SEE ALSO TtIyB^tIwIsWaM INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT

MEW VOLVO TENNIS CLUB FORMING IN CHAPEL HILL §

HANDICAPPED STUDENTS LEARN TENNIS g

EMERSON, OTHER 'MASTERS,' GATHER FOR »fN H

ANDERSON, ROSEUALL EARN GRAND MASTERS VICTORIES »

WIMBLEDON ONLY MISS IN ROSEUALL'S LONG REIGN S

RIESSEN OUTLASTS ROSEWALL IN SUDAFED TENNIS g

TREYKKN 'DEVELOPING' GOLF AND TENNIS „ 2

AFTERLOOK AT MASTERS, YOUTH TAKES STAGE AT RALEIGH CLUB H

WEBB ONE STEP FROM TENNIS EVENT "

DURHAM TEEN WINS OLYMPICS MEDAL =

IT'S 'GRAY POWER' IN WOMEN'S TENNIS g

MAGIC EXPRESS TENNIS CLUB ORIENTS DURHAM BLACKS TO TENNIS |

COTTON TOPS NO. 2 SEED s

3/07/1989 D
3/17/1989 B
4/13/1989 D
4/15/1989 D
4/15/1989 B
4/17/1989 D
5/02/1989 D
5/07/1989 C
5/14/1989 C
6/06/1989 D
6/06/1989 D
6/06/1989 D
6/15/1989 B

N A76
F G59
N 165
N D85
U D18
N D85
N A76
N D85
N

N A76
N A76
N A76
N

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SUBJECTS

DURHAM TRIO STATE TENNIS CHAMPS

COACH 'LOVES' TEACHING TENNIS

MARISSA GILBEMEISTER, 11, IS 3RD IN N.C, IN TENUIS

AT 72, ALLEN'S JUST BEGINNING

TENNIS TOURNAMENT SETS $15,000 GOAL

EVERT GOOD FOR TENNIS

THE GREAT DRY OUT

RALEIGH GETS PRO FRANCHISE

ASHE STILL ELOQUENT, CLASSY

KILEFF SEIZES 3 TENNIS TITLES IN COUNTRY CLUB TOURNAMENT

RALEIGH MAY HAVE AN "EDGE" ON CHARLOTTE IN TEAM TENNIS

TENTS

TRUE BLUE FANS WAIT FOR TICKETS

LIFE IN 'KRZYZEWSKIVILLE' RUN ON TAG-TEAM SYSTEM

'TENTS' SITUATION

TERMINAL ILLNESSES
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)

TERMINAL CARE

TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS CAN DIE WITH DIGNITY

TERRIFIC KIDS PROGRAM

SEE ALSO TOBACCOLAND KIWANIS CLUB
ENCOURAGING TERRIFIC KIDS

SCHOOLS, KIWANIS CLUB DEVISE PLAN TO PROMOTE ACHIEVEMENT
EAST END ENERGY

JERRY GENTRY/THE TERRIFIC KIDS AT EAST END SCHOOL
13 STUDENTS WIN MOREHEAD HONORS

TERRORISM

SEE ALSO LETTER BOMBS

SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION

SEE ALSO RIOTS

SEE ALSO SHINING PATH (GUERILLA MOVEMENT)

SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE

SEE ALSO VIOLENCE

A FISHERMAN'S LUCK... (CARTOON)

EXPERT SAYS U.S. CAPABLE OF PUNISHING TERRORISTS

BETTER AIRLINE SECURITY WILL HELP RELIEVE FEAR

EXTENDING THE DEATH THREATS

DON'T CHUCK TERRORIST THEORY

DUKE TERRORIST EXPERT SEES FEW OPTIONS

HIGGINS' REPORTED MURDER ENRAGES TAR HEEL LEADERS

U.S. MUST HIT IRAN'S SOFT SPOT — ITS WALLET

WHY ARE WE THE VICTIMS?

HOW LONG WILL WE BE BULLIED?

POLICE LOG/MAN STOPPED FOR BAD LIGHT; CHARGES FOLLOW

FBI STUDYING LETTER TO WTVD FROM GROUP WITH MAIL BOMBS

OFFICIALS SAY EVIDENCE LINKS KILLERS OF JUDGE, LAWYER TO WRITTEN THREATS

TERRY SANFORD DISTINGUISHED LECTURES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS
FORMER LEADER OF JAPAN CANCELS VISIT

TEST TUBE BABY

SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH

SEE ALSO EMBRYO TRANSPLANTS

SEE ALSO INFANTS

SEE ALSO MEDICAL ETHICS

SEE.„A^,M,J£M0RIAL HOSPITAL, IN VITRO FERTILIZATION PROGRAM
WOMAN DELIVERS TWINS FROM FROZEN EMBRYOS
FROZEN SEVEN LOGIC TORTURED

TESTING

SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING
SEE GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT TESTS
SEE JOB SCREENING

N
P

S

S

S

H

S

S

H

H

S

CHH

H

D — DATE-

S
E

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6/20/1989 D

7/25/1989 D

8/08/1989 B

8/18/1989 B

8/22/1989 B

9/09/1989 A

10/04/1989 C

10/10/1989 B

10/25/1989 A

10/28/1989 A

11/10/1989 B

3 P

N A76
N A76
P T32
U M88
N
E

P T32
N D85
U D18
N
N D85

2 1/17/1989 C
2 1/18/1989 C
2 7/01/1989 C

CHH 1 7/14/1989 A
S 2 11/03/1989 A

2/05/1989 D
2/10/1989 C
3/25/1989 A
4/08/1989 A
6/19/1989 B

1 P P M66
1 P N N36
1 P P T37

12 G
8 P N 659

4 E

5 N

3 P P T37

4 U
4 N

H

2 1/01/1989 D

4 T T C50

H

1 1/13/1989 C

2 N

S

2 4/05/1989 A

4 E

H

2 5/09/1989 A

4 E

H

2 7/30/1989 D

4 E

H

2 8/02/1989 A

1 P N Bll

H

2 8/02/1989 A

1 P N S69

S

2 8/05/1989 A

4 E

H

2 8/10/1989 A

4 E

H

2 9/09/1989 A

4 E

H

2 12/06/1989 C

1 N C47

H

2 12/30/1989 A

1 N N36

H

2 12/30/1989 A

1 N

H 2 3/02/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1 3/08/1989 A
H 2 9/28/1989 A

3 P N L90

4 E

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TETRAHYDROAMINOACRIDINE (THA)
SEE THA (TETRAHYDROAMINOACRINE)

TO(ACTEXACO, EXXON LEASING LAND IN DURHAM, WAKE FOR OIL DRILLING
OIL COMPANIES MAY DRILL HERE

SEE ALSO AUSTIN, TEXAS
LONE STAR LAWMEN
TEXANS NEED SOME FRIENDS

TEXAS TECH SPORTS, FOOTBALL „

RED RAIDERS ENJOYING SURPRISING SEASON
DYKES; NO COMPARISON TO SPURRIER __ ^mT,„„
'61 BLUE DEVILS RELISH RENEWAL OF DUKE FORTUNES
TEXAS TECH THUMPS BLLEDEVILS, 49-21
TECH'S GRAY ENJOYS RECORD-SETTING NIGHT
TECH'S GRAY ENJOYS RECORD-SETTING NIGHT
HINES: "WE WEREN'T PREPARED' FOR TECH

TEXTBOOKS ,™™™„

SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., TEXTBOOKS
LAISSEZ-FAIRE MANAGEMENT?

TEXTILE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FASHION

^PERTsfTOTILfoUTLOOK MIRRORS 'BB „
TEXTILE PLANT OWNERS BETTING ON TURNAROUND
BILL WOULD FUND DEVELOPMENT OF TEXTILE MACHINES
PRICE TOUTS FUNDS FOR TEXTILE CENTER

TEXTILE INDUSTRY, HISTORY
TEXTILES HAVE BECOME

TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C., EXPORTS
TEXTILE LEADERS MEET WITH BUSH

TE<TRNURSENFiLES LIFE FLIGHT CRASH SUIT

•GRAND DUKE' OF INDUSTRIAL BOOM IN DURHAM

2 9/13/1989 A
2 9/13/1989 A

N S22
M N C61

H 2 5/30/1989 A 4
S 2 8/31/1989 A 4

S
H
H
H
H
H
H

11/23/1989 B
12/27/1989 D
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B

N D18

N W55
U M88
N C49
N C49
N W55
N M38

THAMES RIVER PLOWSHARES MTm
ACTIVISTS SCHEDULE PROTEST

^^TASTE OF THE SOUTH/OLD TIME THANKSGIVING STILL LIVES

THRIVING HOwTsLOU MANY ACTIVITIES, CLOSE OFFICES
THE MANLY ART

MOREHEAD FEAST

THANKSGIVING SNOW NOT LIKELY

FESTIVE FEAST

GIVING THANKS EVERY DAY_ ^ iim_ AM_

FOR TURKEY DAY, THANK MRS. HALE AND HONEST ABE

BLACK KAN SHARED PILGRIM THANKSGIVING - PROFESSOR

THANKSGIVING PREPARATIONS

IS FREEDOM WASTED ON THE FREE? _

tSgSTlTtTle' SeL^S "SCHOOL PERFORM AN INDIAN DANCE

S«^ HOLIDAY WRECKS? ACCIDENTS, TRAFFIC JAM ORANGE ROADS

SYS, VEGETARIANS TURN TABLES IN GUESS WHO CAME TO DINNER

SHELTERS, MISSIONS 'PULL OUT STOPS' ON MEALS

WHAT DAY IS THIS?

ICY THANKSGIVING

•POLICE' PASS THE GRAVY _

HOLIDAY TRAVELERS STILL FLOCKING HOME

HOLIDAY TRAVELERS STILL FLOCKING HOME

CHH 1 5/22/1989 A 3 P P T44

H 2 1/03/1989 C 1 N

H 2 1/24/1989 A 10 N

H 2 3/19/1989 B 4 N

CHH 1 4/09/1989 A 3 N

S 2 4/19/1989 F 5 F M06

H 1 1/06/1989 C 10 N

H 2 7/14/1989 C 1 N S82

CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 3 N

s

2

H

2

S

2

H

n

L.

H

2

S

2

s

1

H

2

H

2

H

2

C*

1

CHH 1

S

2

S

2

s

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

S

2

S

2

s

2

11/08/1989 B

11/15/1989 B

11/18/1989 C

11/22/1989 B

11/22/1989 C

11/22/1989

11/22/1989

11/23/1989

11/23/1989

11/23/1989

U/23/1989

11/23/1989

11/23/1989

11/23/1989

U/23/1989

11/24/1989

11/24/1989

11/24/1989

11/24/1989

11/24/1989

11/27/1989

11/27/1989

F G59
F Zll
N

F S56
P T37
N H65
P T37
E

F W66
N S22
P L38
E
E
P
N
N

N S22
P L38
P C45
P L38
N E33
N B53

T37

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TIME CHANGES VIEW OF ROMANTIC STORY

DURHAM RESIDENTS ACTIVE EVEN ON THANKSGIVING DAY

THEATER IN THE PARK

'THREEPENNY' HEWS TO AUTHOR'S INTENT
REVIEU CONTAINED ERRORS
DIRECTOR/ACTOR WOOD MAKES 'AMADEUS'
SHARP PERFORMANCE OF FLAT 'AMADEUS' NOTED
RALEIGH 'CHRISTMAS CAROL' IS MOVING TO CHAPEL HILL

THEATER THERAPY

THEATER THERAPY: PLAYMAKERS'

GUEST DIRECTOR FINDS IT WORKS...

THEATERS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO CURTAIN UP, INC,

SEE ALSO DUKE PLAYERS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., THEATER (INCLUDES PLAYS AND SITES)

SEE ALSO DURHAM THEATER GUILD

SEE ALSO MELODRAMA THEATRE

SEE ALSO REVIEWS, THEATER

SEE ALSO THEATERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE DINNER THEATER

SERIAL CLIFF-41ANGERS AT MOVIES WERE BIG SATURDAY EVENT

FOLKSINGER PLANS 'SUMMER'S DAY' AT WEST POINT ON ENO

ON STAGE, START UPS, START OVERS

'BARGAIN TUESDAY' RETURNS TO SOME TRIANGLE THEATERS

THEATER PROJECT NEEDS PUSH

THEATERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO ABRACADABRA CAFE & THEATER (RALEIGH, N.C.)

SEE ALSO CAROLINA MURDER MYSTERIES

SEE ALSO THEATERS, DURHAM
ABRACADABRA OPENS

LONG SHOT HAS DESIGNER ON A 'WALK' TO MOSCOW
dilemma: THE AMAZING SHRINKING movie screen/native son
DEATH FOR DINNER: CAROLINA MURDER MYSTERIES LETS AUDIENCE PLAY...
NEW THEATER/OPENING WEEK SPECIAL

THEFTS, DURHAM

SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM

THELONIOUS MONK INSTITUTE OF JAZZ
SEE ALSO JAZZ
JAZZ CONCERT HERALDS MONK INSTITUTE
BEBOP VISIONARY

THELONIOUS ASSAULT; "FAMILY" REUNION PLANNED AT DUKE
TO HONOR THELONIOUS MONK; 'HIGH PRIEST'S' MEMORY DRAWS JAZZ ZEALOTS
JAZZ EVENING CELEBRATION OF HISTORY, SOMETHING NEW
MONK JAZZ CENTER WILL GO DOWNTOWN
CITY GETS OPTION TO BUY PROPERTY FOR JAZZ INSTITUTE
COUNCIL NARROWLY OKS RECREATION CENTER CONTRACT
SOUR NOTE DELAYS VOTE ON JAZZ SCHOOL
ANOTHER CROWN JEWEL

COUNCIL VOTES TO TAKE OPTION ON MONK SITE
CITY DROPS PLAN TO GET PERSON LAND
PETROLEUM TANKS MAY BE UNDER JAZZ INSTITUTE SITE
CLEANING SOIL FOR JAZZ INSTITUTE WILL BE A 'GAS'
MUSICIANS WILL PROVIDE ACCENT FOR DOWNTOWN
NCNB TO TEST LAND AT MONK INSTITUTE SITE
CITY SAYS BANK WOULD PAY FOR TANK REMOVAL
CITY SEEKS SUPPORT TO BUY JAZZ-CENTER LAND
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER SHARING JAZZ INSTITUTE COSTS
COUNTY TO HELP CITY BUY JAZZ-CENTER LAND

COUNTYTO t€LP BUY LAND FOR SITE TO BUIU MONK JAZZ INSTITUTE DOWNTOWN
FIRM REMOVES 2 GAS TANKS FROM JAZZ INSTITUTE SITE
TEST RESULTS ON JAZZ SITE EXPECTED IN TWO WEEKS
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
DINNER, JAZZ CONCERT TO KICK OFF DRIVE
DIZZY PLAYS FOR JAZZY BENEFIT
STARS OF JAZZ IN DURHAM FOR MONK INSTITUTE BENEFIT

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2 11/27/1989 A
2 11/28/1989 B

E
J A76

4/27/1989 B
6/30/1989 A
9/12/1989 A
9/14/1989 D
10/17/1989 A

P R P10

L
P R P10
R B77

N UM

H 2 3/02/1989 B 1 P F W66

2/19/1989 B
5/22/1989 B
9/15/1989 D
9/22/1989 D
12/22/1989 A

S 2 2/23/1989 D
H 2 4/07/1989 D
CHH 1 7/16/1989 A
H 2 10/20/1989 D
H 2 10/27/1989 D

H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H

1/01/1989 C

1/13/1989 D

1/13/1989 D

1/15/1989 A

1/16/1989 B

1/16/1989 A

1/17/1989

1/18/1989

1/18/1989

1/19/1989

1/19/1989

1/19/1989

1/20/1989

1/21/1989

1/23/1989

1/25/1989

1/26/1989

2/10/1989

2/11/1989

2/14/1989

2/15/1989 D

2/20/1989 A

2/21/1989

2/23/1989

4/04/1989

4/20/1989

4/21/1989

P U L57
U W66

P F
N M60
E

9 P N
4 P F P10
3 U
3 P F Zll

18 F M60

1 P N

10 P F S66

11 P F U66
1 P N P38
1 P R S66
1 M N H70

N S69
N S69
N H70
E
N

N H70
N S69
N
E

N H70
N

N H65
N A54
N H65
N

N H70
N
G

N N36
N
N

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SUBJECTS

$250 SHOU OPENS i5O-HILLI0N DRIVE

LEGENDS HAKE HOT SOUNDS FOR COOL CASH

IT'S MARSALIS, THELQNIOUS AND ALL THAT JAZZ .___

HOT JAZZ NETS A COOL $80,000 FOR MONK JAZZ INSTITUTE

DURHAM MOVES CLOSER TO A JAZZIER DOWNTOWN

CITY BUYS LAND FOR PROPOSED MONK JAZZ INSTITUTE

CITY OFFICIALS OFTEN FORGET RESPONSIBILITY

WHY NO APPRAISAL''

MONK INSTITUTE FUND-RAISING ON SCHEDULE Trv,iB_

COMMISSION CHAIRMAN BELL AVOIDS COSTS OVERRUN IS&£
LOVE OF JAZZ BONDING DUKE, DURHAM AND ITALIAN TOWN
ALL FOR JAZZ
CLEARING THE RECORD

THELONIOUS MONSTER (BAND) „ „ tmMmat

TTCONIOUS MONSTER FINE - MELLOW OR RAUNCHY

THETA CHI _
POINT AND COUNTERPOINT

THE THIN BLUE LINE

RETHINKING DEATH .«..—--

THE FUJI THAT HELPED CORRECT AN INJUSTICE

THIN6?TffiECHANGE' GETS STRAIGHT TO THE HEART

™IRI)STATE CLOSER TO PINPOINTING DURHAM CREEK GAS LEAK

THIRD UORLD MUSIC
<yr n <si hlisic
THIRD WORLD HUSIC/MAURICE CCHOLA AND OTHERS OFFER AFRICAN BEAT
MUSIC OF FREEDOM/ZIMBABWE BAND PLAYS

THIRD WORLD NATIONS __

COLUHNIST UNDERSTATES THIRD UORLD DEBT
TREATMENT SOUGHT FOR DEADLY DIARRHEA

EXAMINE U.S. POPULATION POLICY

THIRD WORLD PROBLEM SPURS LOCAL CONCERN __TVIAn AT „,„_
THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES SOWING OFFICIALS TO SBOMRAT DUKE
ECONOMIST! THIRD WORLD'S DEBTS MAY FALL TO WESTERNERS

Tup i Tftrt n_ lib

?1300CLUB' LOOKS FOR SPONSORSHIP TO COMPETE FOR U.S. TITLE

™I^ILJj5HnPER<P«TR0F 'THISTLE 4 SHAMROCK' PROGRAM

THOM MCAN FOOTBALL TROPHY
SEE ALSO AWARDS
THOM MCAN WINNER

THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARD (UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL)
SEE ALSO AWARDS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
THOMAS JEFFERSON AUARD RECIPIENT NAMED

THOROUGHFARE PLAN

SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO THOROUGHFARE PLAN

SEE DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN

SEE DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO THOROUGHFARE PLAN

THREAT0

SEE "'ALSO BOMB THREATS

SEE ALSO HARASSMENT

SEE ALSO TELEPHONE THREATS
ABORTION PROTESTER SAYS DOCTOR THREATENED HER^
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD MEMBER GETS THREATENING LETTER
HAN CHARGED WITH THREATENING TV PEOPLE

N
P

H
S

H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H

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4/23/1989
4/24/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989
5/23/1989
5/23/1989
8/06/1989 B
8/21/1989 A
9/22/1989 C
12/10/1989 E
12/15/1989 A

N W66
N B71
R S66
N B71
N C61
N
E
E

N R60
L
N

F 556
N

H 2 6/09/1989 D 6 R H90
S 2 5/04/1989 C 1 P P S76

H 2 3/27/1989 A 4 E
H 2 4/07/1989 D 11 P R L59

H 2 6/02/1989 D 3 R L59
S 2 1/18/1989 C 1 N M06

H 2 11/10/1989 D 1 P F G59
H 2 11/10/1989 D 4 P F 659

CHH 1 1/08/1989 A 4 L

H 2 1/10/1989 B 3 N C60

H 2 3/06/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 3/06/1989 A 3 P N M25

H 2 3/07/1989 A 10 N 160

H 2 6/01/1989 C 14 N

S 2 9/12/1989 B 4 P N M06

S 2 3/02/1989 D 3 P F B71

S 2 6/10/1989 B 3 P P K30

CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 3 P N

S 2 2/13/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 7/15/1989 A 1 N D38
H 2 7/19/1989 C 3 N

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CHARGE OF MAKING THREATS FILED

THIS LETTER CONTAINO NO BOMB, BUT IT EXPLODED UITH A BIGOT'S RAGE

THREE-DIMENSIONAL ULTRASONIC IMAGING
SEE ALSO MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
3-D COMPUTER IMAGES HELP DOCTORS PLAN BONE SURGERY
DUKE DOCTORS USE 3-D IMAGES TO PERFORM MORE PRECISE SURGERY

THREE MILE ISLAND, PENNSYLVANIA
GROUP DOUBTS REACTOR'S SAFETY

THREE SPRINGS OF NORTH CAROLINA

SEE ALSO CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
BOYS' CAMP CALLED BOOST FOR CHATHAM
FACILITY WILL TREAT 100 BOYS
CAMP FOR TROUBLED BOYS STIRS CONCERN IN CHATHAM COUNTY

THREEPENNY OPERA

'THREEPENNY' HEWS TO AUTHOR'S INTENT

CHH 1 12/15/1989 A 3
H 2 12/31/1989 D 5

S 2 12/15/1989 C 1 N
H 2 12/17/1989 B 3 P N

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 3 N M25

CHH 1 1/03/1989 A
CHH 1 1/03/1989 A
H 2 6/04/1989 B

3 N M25
3 N M25
3 N

H 2 4/27/1989 B 1 P R P10

THE THRESHOLD (MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY)
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
THRESHOLD CLUBHOUSE FINDS LARGER QUARTERS; LAUNCHES $240,000 FUND RAISER H

THUNDERSTORMS

SEE ALSO WIND DAMAGE

DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING WINDS S

DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING WINDS S

2,300 DUKE CUSTOMERS LOSE POWER H

LIGHTNING KILLS ONE MAN, STUNS TWO OTHERS H

SMALL TORNADO HITS HOME IN RED MILL ROAD AREA H

STORM INJURES 4 PEOPLE, DAMAGES DURHAM BUILDINGS S
REOjOTO FIREFIGHTERS KEPT TOO BUSY IN STORM TO NOTICE THEIR ROOF MISSING H

THUNDERSTORM KO'S POWER FOR 2,000 H

STORMS SWEEP STATE H

SANCTUARY OF CHURCH DESTROYED H

EMORYWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD BEGINS REPAIRS H

WING OF SCHOOL RUINED BUT CLASSES TO BE HELD H

STORM KEEPS POLICE BUSY H

IN TORNADO'SJ PATH, A CLASSIC TRAIL OF DESTRUCTION H

STORM ZAPS POWER TO 2,000 HOMES; HIGH WINDS SLAM SOUTHERN GRANVILLE S

TREE TOPPLES INTO MOBILE HOME, PINNING MAN TO FLOOR H

STORM DAMAGE IN STATE LESS THAN ANTICIPATED H

FRIDAY STORMS' DAMAGE ESTIMATE TOPS *8 MILLION H

STORM ZAPS POWER; LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE S

STORM ZAPS POWER; LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE S

STORM RIPS W. DURHAM BUILDING; OFFICER DESCRIBES POSSIBLE TORNADO H

TRIANGLE AWASH AFTER SUNDAY STORM H

TRIANGLE AWASH AFTER SUNDAY STORM H

DURHAM FLOODING RECEDES, BUT MORE RAIN ON THE WAY S

TIBET

TIBETAN SACRED MUSIC, DANCE TO BE PERFORMED BY MONKS

TIBETAN MONKS TO SING

BLOWING HORNS

TIBETAN MONKS SHARE CULTURE AT DUKE

UNUSUAL, DOWNRIGHT STRANGE EVENTS HEADED THIS WAY

TICKET-SCALPING

GAME SEATING AT CAMERON PUTS SQUEEZE ON A 'BROKER'
SIMONDS MESSAGE TO VALVANO! 'I DID WHAT I BELIEVED
SIMONDS, BOOSTER ADMIT TO SCALPING

TICKETS

SEE ALSO LOTTERY TICKETS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, TICKETS
NEW TAR HEEL TICKET POLICY GETS THE NOD

TICKS

IN'

2 12/01/1989 C 5 N C60

2/21/1989 A
2/21/1989 A
3/16/1989 C
3/19/1989 B
4/26/1989 A
4/26/1989 A
4/27/1989 C
4/28/1989 C
4/30/1989 B
5/07/1989 B
5/07/1989 B
5/07/1989 B
5/07/1989 B
5/07/1989 B
6/06/1989 A
6/17/1989 C
6/18/1989 B
6/21/1989 C
6/29/1989 C
6/29/1989 C
7/17/1989 A
7/17/1989 B
7/17/1989 B
7/17/1989 A

2/23/1989 B
2/23/1989 D
2/28/1989 A
2/28/1989 B
9/07/1989 D

N B53
N M06
N
N

N M51
N M06
N M51
N C47
N

N C47
N C47
N

N M51
N N36
N T77
N S17
N

N H60
N B53
N T77
N T32
P T32
P K30
N M06

2 1/19/1989 A
2 12/15/1989 B
2 12/15/1989 B

9 N

2 P N B71

1 P P S73
5 P R B71

2 P F B71

1 P N N36
1 P Q M88
1 N M88

CHH 1 4/30/1989 A 1 N L90

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SEE ALSO INSECTS, PESTS __ mm
SEE ALSO ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER
BEWARE OF TICKS WHEN OUTDOORS
SPOTTED FEVER, LYME DISEASE SUWER RISKS
TICK-BORNE DISEASES HAVE RESIDENTS MAKING CALLS
DURHAM COUNTY WOMAN GETS CASE OF LYME DISEASE

TIES

RICH LOOK 'IN' IN NECKTIE FASHIONS

TIMBER

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, LOGGING
SEE ALSO FORESTS, N.C.

SE|eNATE VOtH IN FAVOR OF TAX ADVANTAGE ON PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL TIMBER
TIMBER SALE TO HELP BUILD COUNTY SCHOOL
REACHING OUT

TTHC INC

'FORTUNE PUBLISHER FAVORS RESTRUCTURING

TIME THlfraLUHN COULD CARRY A MESSAGE TO WFCTCHES OF 2089
A TASTE OF IMMORTALITY: COLUMN GOING INTO TIME CAPSULE

™ Sl&ffiffiffi ffiSPSfK? OATMEAL CASE

^TyPranMK PROMISES, PROMISES

TIRES _

AN UNWELOTC SURPRISE

TISE-HANKS ARCHITECTS mrrm

CARRBORO TO DISCUSS PROPOSED CENTER

TISSUE PLASMINOGEN ACnVATOR ._____.
SEE TPA (TISSUE PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATOR)

TITLEMATH, SCIENCE PROGRAMS GET BOOST; UNC BOARD OF GOVERNORS SPREADS..,

TITLE IX (FED. LEGISLATION PROHIBITING SEX DISCRIM. IN INTERCOLLEG. SPORTS)
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS _ -«-™-—i

CULTURE SIDELINES WOMEN ATHLETES — RESEARCHER

TO LIFE (COUNSELING ORGANIZATION)
SEE ALSO DEATH
ORGANIZATION HELPS FEOPLE DEAL WITH LOSS, GRIEF

TOBACCO, ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
AD BAN MIGHT BENEFIT LEAF COMPANIES
SURGEON GENERAL REFUTES TOBACCO INDUSTRY ADS
MARLBORO'S MEN, CAMELS SHUNNED BY WINSTON-SALEM
SEC^ItMOS^AILLIGGETT'S TOBACCO RESEARCH IN '50S

TOBACCO, ALLOTMENTS _

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FLUE-CURED
GRAHAM URGES FARMERS TO VOTE FOR QUOTAS
DURHAM FARMERS WEIGH HIGHER LEAF QUOTAS „^nAU

VOTING EEGINS TODAY IN REFERENDUM ON TOBACCO PROGRAM

AMOLTul^ECONOMISTS PREDICT LEAF QUOTA INCREASES
DISCUSSION OF LEAF FEES DELAYED

TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN

SEEALSO AIRLINES, SMOKING REGULATIONS

S 2 5/24/1989 A 6 U

H 2 5/27/1989 C 1 D N C60

CHH 1 6/05/1989 A 1 N S17

S 2 6/19/1989 A 1 N H65

S 2 8/29/1989 A 6 P F S27

H 2 2/28/1989 C 8 N
S 2 6/23/1989 A 1 N S92
H 2 8/27/1989 C 4 P P S73

S 2 3/15/1989 A 1 P N M06

H 2 3/19/1989 B 1 U N36

H 2 5/07/1989 B 11 U N36

CHH 1 1/28/1989 A 1 N L90

H 2 9/08/1989 D 5 P R D77

CHH 1 12/27/1989 A 3 P N S17

CHH 1 1/15/1989 A 3 N C62

CHH 1 1/25/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1 2/18/1989 A 1 P N L90

S 2 1/30/1989 B 6 N

H 2 1/02/1989 A 2 J

H 2 1/12/1989 A 8 N

H 2 1/20/1989 B 5 N

H 2 2/21/1989 A 1 N

H 2 1/01/1989 D 9 N

S 2 1/04/1989 A 1 N H65

H 2 1/09/1989 A 12 N

H 2 1/11/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/05/1989 B 3 N

H 2 4/07/1989 A 7 N

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SMOKING

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., SMOKING

SEE ALSO CIGARETTES

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SMOKING REGULATIONS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, SMOKING REGULATIONS

SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, SMOKING REGULATIONS

SEE ALSO SMOKING

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS

50 MILLION STILL FIND SMOKING WORTH THE COST, RISK

DUKE MEDICAL CENTER, GLAXO BAN EMPLOYEE SMOKING

DUKE AND GLAXO RIGHT TO ORDER SMOKING BAN

THE UNCIVIL WAR AGAINST SMOKING

TOBACCO INDUSTRY ADS TOUT SURVEY SAYING MOST OPPOSE SMOKING BANS

KOOP PRIMED FOR NEW ATTACK ON SMOKING

SURGEON GENERAL REFUTES TOBACCO INDUSTRY ADS

NO SMOKING POLICY AT NORTHERN TELECOM FAILS TO BREW TROUBLE

TOWN EMPLOYEES NOT ALL ONE MIND ON SMOKING ISSUE

A SMOKELESS VALENTINEi SOME N.C. MEMORIAL EMPLOYEES TRY... 'QUIT DAY»

HEALTH EXPERTS PROMOTE 'THROUGH WITH CHEW' OBSERVANCE

COUNTY LIVING WITH VOLUNTARY NO-SMOKING POLICY

BILL WOULD RESTRICT CIGARETTES IN MOVIES

RH REVISES policy ON SMOKING TO ALLOW IT ONLY IN CERTAIN AREAS

DOCTOR GIVES TIPS ON HOW TO STOP SMOKING— AND WHY

TOWN SMOKING POLICY TO TAKE EFFECT THIS FALL

SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAMS LAG AT SOUTHERN COMPANIES

NOT ON THIS WARD; NCMH TO JOIN OTHER HOSPITALS WHEN NO SMOKING POLICY...

SIX NON-SMOKING N.C. CONGRESSMEN DEFEND TOBACCO «■«*«.

HOSPITAL MOVING TOWARD STRICTER SMOKING RULES

THEY'RE FOR HEALTH-AND CHOICE

SMOKE-FREE FLIGHTS GOOD COMMON SENSE

COUNCILMAN CLEMENT OPPOSES BAN ON SMOKING IN STORES, RESTAURANTS

KICKING SMOKING HABIT REQUIRES DILIGENCE, WORK

COUNTY GENERAL JOINING SMOKELESS RANKS

HOSPITAL WILL GO SMOKE-FREE

SMOKELESS THURSDAY PLANNED

LOCAL GROUPS PLAN SMOKEOUT EVENTS

ANTI-SMOKING ORDINANCE

CHATHAM GOVERNMENT GOES SMOKE-FREE

UNC HEALTH UNITS WILL BE SMOKE-FREE AS OF MONDAY

TOBACCO. ASSESSMENTS

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, SALES
TOBACCO REFERENDUM WINS 92X OF GROWERS

TOBACCO, AUCTIONEERS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
TOBACCO AUCTIONEERING CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY

TOBACCO, BOOTLEGGING
SEE SMUGGLING, N.C.

TOBACCO, EXPORTS

TOBACCO GROUP SEEKING TO INCREASE ASSESSMENT

ESfPJifyf 288! JE 58BS3 S£°£TS &m 9 '<^m v™ "Rst complaints

BILL WOULD PROHIBIT TOBACCO EXPORT PUSH

i.iL12 JOBACCO DEALERS CpULD NOT FILL TAIWANESE ORDERS FOR U.S. LEAF...

BLENDED CIGARETTES SEEN BOOST FOR U.S. TOBACCO EXPORTS

COMMITTEE KILLS ONE BILL ON TOBACCO ASSESSMENT

TOBACCO, FARMERS

SEE ALSO FARMERS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.

DURHAM FARMERS WEIGH HIGHER LEAF QUOTAS

TOBACCO FARMERS NOT SUBSIDIZED, OFFICIAL SAYS

TOBACCO FARMERS FEAR MIGRANT WORKER SHORTAGE

FARMERS EXPECT LABOR SQUEEZE

1989 MAY BRING PROFIT TO DURHAM TOBACCO FARMERS

TOBACCO FARMERS TRY HYDROPONIC TOMATOES

HEAVY RAINS LEAVING AREA FARMERS SOAKED

MORE RAIN FORECAST AS BAILOUT CONTINUES

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

S 2

1/02/1989 C

1

N

H 2

1/05/1989 A

1

N N36

S 2

1/07/1989 A

4

E

H 2

1/08/1989 C

1

N

H 2

1/10/1989 A

12

N

H 3

1/11/1989 A

1 P N

H 2

1/12/1989 A

8

N

H 2

1/26/1989 C

1

N K65

CHH 1

2/07/1989 A

3

N M70

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

3

N L90

H 2

2/24/1989 A

9

N

S 2

2/25/1989 C

1

N H65

H 2

3/03/1989 A

12

N

H 2

3/07/1989 A

1

N K65

S 2

4/05/1989 C

5

U

CHH 1

4/15/1989 A

1

N M70

H 2

5/11/1989 C

4

N K65

CHH1

6/27/1989 A

1 P N L90

H 1

7/11/1989 B

1

N

H 2

8/05/1989 B

1

N C60

H 2

8/07/1989 A

4

E

S 2

9/19/1989 A

4

E

H 2 10/06/1989 C

1

N R63

CHH 1

10/09/1989 A

10

N

H 2 11/09/1989 C

1

N C60

S 2 11/09/1989 C

1

N H65

H 2 11/15/1989 C

6

N

CHH 1

11/16/1989 A

3

N

H 2 11/18/1989 A

4

L

CHH 1 11/25/1989 A

3

N M25

S 2 12/28/1989 B

1

N

CHH 1

7/15/1989 A

3

N H90

H 1

9/15/1989 C

1 P N H60

H

1

1/21/1989 B

1

N

H

2

2/18/1989 B

2

N

H

2

3/02/1989 D

5

N

H

2

3/09/1989 B

6

N

H

1

3/17/1989 C

1

N

H

2

5/12/1989 A

10

N

S

2

1/04/1989 A

1

N H65

H

2

1/29/1989 B

8

N

H

2

2/06/1989 C

3

N

H

2

2/12/1989 D

4

E

S

2

4/18/1989 A

1

N H65

H

1

4/21/1989 C

1 P N T33

CHH 1

6/20/1989 A

3

N H90

H

2

7/18/1989 C

1 P N

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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

TOBACCO FARMERS CANCSJ^TE
DURHAH TOBACCO FARMERS SEE PROFITS

TOBACCO, FLUE-CURED

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ALLOTMENTS
DURHAH FARMERS WEIGH HIGHER LEAF QUOTAS
TOBACCO GROWERS GET GOOD NEWS ONFLUE-CURED LEAF
LEGISLATURE HAY SETTLE TOBACCO FEES DISPUTE

TOBACCO, HARVEST _

PRIME TIME IN EARLY TOBACCO FIELD

TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS

SEE ALSO ADDICTION

SEE ALSO CANCER

SEE ALSO CIGARETTES

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, RESEARCH „_ imw nTPV

50 MILLION STILL FIND SMOKING WORTH THE COST, RISK
THE UNCIVIL WAR AGAINST SMOKING

RJR, MEDICAL JOURNAL TRADE JABS __ _

STUDY'S -SMOKING GUN' LINKS CIGARETTES, HEART DISEASE
INSIGHT/NEU WARNING! SMOKING CAN. BURN YOU UP
PANEL URGED TO RECLASSIFY, CONTROL TOBACCO AS A DRUG
SEC^T fg»S DETAIL LIGGETT'S TOBACCO ^SEARCH IN '50S
RESEARCHERS SAY SMOKING AFFECTS AN ARTERYTO BRAIN
SMCWRS, PASSIVE SMOKERS MORE LIKELY TO GET CANCER OF CERVIX...
EPA ANNUAL CONFERENCE INCLUDES NICOTINE STUDY
SMOKING PARENTS WARNED OF MUTAGENS EXPOSURE
THE PERILS OF PASSIVE SMOKING _ _

STUDY LINKS NICOTINE BYPRODUCT, PASSIVE SMOKING
"CHAW" NOT ONLY CULPRIT IN MOUTH CANCER .,_

SHOKOe AND WINKING SAID STRONGEST LINKS TO ORAL CANCER

T° SEE ALSO DUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE

SEE ALSO LIGGETT 4 MYERS TOBACCO CO., HISTORY ,„__,__,

WITHOUT DURHAM'S TOBACCO THERE WOULD BE NO DUKE UNIVERSITY
DUKE-CARR RIVALRY MOLDS CITY INTO WORLD TOBACCO CAPITAL

R^Mmnmn economic future stems from dirhah's bright.,

DUKE HITS CIGARETTE COMPETITORS WHERE IT HURTS

TOBACCO LIGHTS UP N.C, POST-UAR ECONOMY

LIGGETT i MYERS FINDS NICHE IN LEAF INDUSTRY _^

TOBACCO TAKESDURHAH FROM HtfLET TO THRIVING CITY/THE WAY WE WERE

TOBACCO, INSPECTION
TOBACCO FEE SET

TOBACCO, INSURANCE

SEE ALSO INSURANCE _

INSURANCE TO GUARD TOBACCO IN STORAGE

TOBACCO, LAWSUITS

SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.

^ ^ffii&rft TOBACCO RESEARCH IN '50S
TRIAL TO BEGIN IN $90 MILLION IL&fl SUIT
L&M LAWSUIT FOR GENERIC CIGARETTES GETS UNDER „«AY
LIGGETT F-RESII£NT ICY TESTIFIES RIVAL FIRM STOLE TRADEMARK
L&M CEO TO GIVE MORE TESTIMONY

LfokTT^^cE «t% AIRING BUI'S COUNTERCHARGES

TOBACCO, MARKETS

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, SALES

AREA TOBACCO MARKETS TO OPEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY

DURHAM-AREA LEAF MARKETS SET TO OPEN

TRADITIONAL CHANT SOUNDS IN WAREHOUSE AS TOBACCO SALES OPEN AGAIN...

GOVERNOR JOINS TOBACCO SALES ACTION IN OXFORD

D — DATE-

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

H 2 8/10/1989 A 4 E
S 2 8/26/1989 A 1 N B65

S 2 1/04/1989 A 1 N H65
H 1 2/09/1989 C 1 N
H 2 4/05/1989 D 12 N

H 2 7/20/1989 C 1 P P S76

S

H

H
H

H
H

H
H
H
H

H

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

S 2

1/02/1989
1/08/1989
1/18/1989
1/20/1989
2/05/1989
2/09/1989
2/21/1989
2/25/1989
3/17/1989 ..
4/08/1989 B
5/05/1989 A
6/30/1989 A
7/21/1989 A
11/20/1989 A
12/12/1989 B

15

10
1

N

N

N

N

F

N

N

N

N

N K65

N K65

U

N

N

N

3/05/1989 B

4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
8/28/1989

U L57

F
M06
M06
M06
M06

H 2 1/24/1989 A 10 N

S 2 1/16/1989 A 3 N

2/21/1989
7/11/1989
7/11/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/13/1989
7/14/1989

N

N Bll
N B53
N Bll
N B53
N Bll
N Bll

H 1 8/11/1989 C 1 N T33

S 2 8/11/1989 C 1 N _

H 1 8/15/1989 B 1 P N T33

H 1 8/17/1989 C 1 N T33

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SUBJECTS

-DATE-

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S I T

E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

TOBACCO, PESTICIDES

ORGANIC FARMER PLANS TOBACCO EXPERIMENT

TOBACCO, PRICE SUPPORTS
LEAF PROGRAM A MODEL

TOBACCO PRODUCERS VOTE FOR SUPPORT PROGRAM
TOBACCO FARMERS NOT SUBSIDIZED, OFFICIAL SAYS

TOBACCO, PRICES
SEE TOBACCO, SALES

TOBACCO, QUOTAS

SEE TOBACCO, ALLOTMENTS

TOBACCO, RESEARCH

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
TOBACCO: FUTURE HEALTH CROP?

TOBACCO, SALES

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ASSESSMENTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, MARKETS

1989 MAY BRING PROFIT TO DURHAM TOBACCO FARMERS

LEGISLATOR SAYS TOBACCO INDUSTRY UNITY IS NEEDED

BILL CALLS FOR VOTE ON HIGHER TOBACCO PROMOTION FEE

SAFETY & ECONOMIC INTERESTS DEBATED ON BILL TO ALLOW LONGER TRACTOR...

TOBACCO FARMERS CAN CELEBRATE

TRADITIONAL CHANT SOUNDS IN WAREHOUSE AS TOBACCO SALES OPEN AGAIN...

GOVERNOR JOINS TOBACCO SALES ACTION IN OXFORD

DURHAM TOBACCO FARMERS SEE PROFITS

TOBACCO, WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO WAREHOUSES
BARGAIN IN EYES OF BEHOLDER

TOBACCO ASSOCIATES, INC.

TOBACCO GROUP SEEKING TO INCREASE ASSESSMENT
TOBACCO REFERENDUM WINS 92X OF GROWERS

TOBACCO CHEWING

SEE CHEWING TOBACCO

TOBACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION OF N.C.

TOBACCO GROUP SEEKING TO INCREASE ASSESSMENT

BILL CALLS FOR VOTE ON HIGHER TOBACCO PROMOTION FEE

TOBACCO INDUSTRY

TOBACCO INDUSTRY ADS TOUT SURVEY SAYING MOST OPPOSE SMOKING BANS

KOOP PRIMED FOR NEW ATTACK ON SMOKING

SIX NON-SMOKING N.C. CONGRESSMEN DEFEND TOBACCO

TOBACCO INSTITUTE (WASHINGTON, D.C.)

ELIMINATE HONORARIA FROM LAWMAKERS' PAY

TOBACCO MUSEUM

SEE DUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE

TOBACCOLAND CIVITAN CLUB
NEW OFFICERS

TOBACCOLAND KIWANIS CLUB

SEE ALSO DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB

SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB

SEE ALSO TERRIFIC KIDS PROGRAM

GOOD WORKS GALORE

ENCOURAGING TERRIFIC KIDS

SCHOOLS, KIWANIS CLUB DEVISE PLAN TO PROMOTE ACHIEVEMENT

KIWANIAN OF THE YEAR

EAST END ENERGY

JERRY GENTRY/THE TERRIFIC KIDS AT EAST END SCHOOL

S 2 1/16/1989 A 6 N

H 2 1/11/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/18/1989 D 9 N
H 2 1/29/1989 B 8 N

H 2 4/14/1989 A

s

2

4/18/1989 A

1 N H65

H

2

4/20/1989 B

3 N

H

2

6/14/1989 A

9 N

H

2

6/15/1989 A

15 N

H

2

8/10/1989 A

4 E

H

1

8/15/1989 B

1 P N T33

H

1

8/17/1989 C

1 N T33

s

2

8/26/1989 A

1 N H65

H 2 10/11/1989 D 9 P P T37

H 1 1/21/1989 B 1 N
CHH 1 7/15/1989 A 3 N H90

H 1 1/21/1989 B 1 N
H 2 6/14/1989 A 9 N

H 2 1/10/1989 A 12 N
H 3 1/11/1989 A 1 P N
H 1 7/11/1989 B 1 N

S 2 7/14/1989 A 4 E

S 2 9/23/1989 A 3 P P S73

2/05/198^ D
2/05/1989 D
2/10/1989 C
3/02/1989 B
3/25/1989 A
4/08/1989 A

T37
T37

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ffiI^E^FK-S^O^fESoi^EAU CHIEF SAYS
TOBACCOLAND KIWANIS CLUB ELECTS FREEMAN PRESIDENT
FORGET YOUR DIET

TOILETS

SE0>£l=GALLONTCC^D£ TOUTED AS WAY TO SAVE WATER, MONEY

TOKYO STRING QUARTET
SEE ALSO JAPAN
SHARED IMAGINATIONS TOKYO'S SPUR

^^WSTEffiV AGAIN, THEIR 'PLUCKY- PRECISION
T0LER«£- SS^S^ET LOOK AT COMPUTER LAB

T^1^iR^^AN0jfpW)NE PLANS HAVE ORANGE COUNTY BUZZING OVER COSTS
COMPANIES' EXPERIMENTAL PLANS MAY HELP CUT RATES

TfM I UTRUUAYS

TOLLROADS STUDY ORDERED BY LEGISLATIVE PANEL

TOMATOES _
DOWNTOWN TOMATO

TOMBSTONES „ „

SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, N.C.

SEE ALSO GRAVE ROBBERY ^ „Am T_„
TOMBSTONES IN OLD CEMETERY MAY GET FACELIFTS
CEMETERY'S FIRST CUSTOMER WANTED A BALLPARK INSTEAD

TOMMY AMAKER BASKETBALL ACADEMY
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL CAMPS _ '
BASKETBALL CAMP SCHEDULED FOR JULY

T0° "TOO MISPERFORMS SATURDAY AT UNDER THE STREET

TOOLSPOLICE LOG/TWO BURGLARY CALLS RESULT IN CAPTURE

TOP HAT TAVERN (BROAD ST.) _ri
FUNERAL HOME TO BURY DURHAM GRILL
TOP HAT MAY CLOSE WEDNESDAY
GRILL TO HANG HAT IN NEW LOCATION
TOP HAT KISSES BROAD STREET GOODBYE
TOP HAT PARTIES, MOVES ON
A MOVING EXPERIENCE FOR TOP HAT

T0PS CLERKMTELLS HOW SHE. HUSBAND FOUGHT OFF WOULD-BE STICKUP MAN
MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY, SHOOTING

T0RCHSTAG£ ORISCREEN, 'TORCH SONG' REMAINS FIERSTEIN FAMILY STORY

TORCHES

tKfOR^C^STATE GAMES TO SPARK WEDNESDAY CEREMONY

TORCH RUN

LET THE GAMES BEGIN

JOG'TOra,1™ SHINE BRIGHTLY AS GAMES' FLAME REACHES CHAPEL

TORNADO (MUSIC GROUP) _^
TORNADO BLOWS UNDER THE STREET

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 4/25/1989 C 2 N m

H 2 8/01/1989 B 1 P N R60

H 2 10/22/1989 B 9 P N

H 2 11/04/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 3/27/1989 A 3 N M25

H 2 3/03/1989 D 3 P F W66

H 2 3/07/1989 A 11 R L59

S 2 3/08/1989 C 18 R C58

H 1 1/20/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2 2/05/1989 A 1 C N P41

H 2 2/05/1989 A 1 N P41

H 2 2/27/1989 B 1 P N

H 2 8/10/1989 C 1 P P T37

CHH 1 2/09/1989 A 3 P N C62
H 2 4/01/1989 C 1 P N P38

H 2 4/09/1989 C 14 N
S 2 3/23/1989 D 9 P P
H 2 12/04/1989 C 1 N M51

2 10/17/1989 A
2 11/20/1989 A
2 11/21/1989 A
2 11/22/1989 A
1 11/22/1989 C

H 2 11/23/1989 C

H 2 9/27/1989 C
H 2 10/03/1989 B

H 2 1/27/1989 D 3 P R S66

1 P N E33
1 N E33
1 N E33
1 P N S69
1 P N E33
15 P T37

1
14

N
N

CHH

H

H

CHH

H

S

5/24/1989
6/19/1989
6/22/1989
6/22/1989
6/22/1989
6/22/1989

L38

K30

L38

K30

N T77

H 2 1/20/1989 D 9 P N

TORNADOES, DURHAM

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BY SUBJECTS

N

P

SEE ALSO HURRICANES

SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM

SMALL TORNADO HITS HOME IN RED MILL ROAD AREA H

STORM INJURES 4 PEOPLE. DAMAGES DURHAM BUILDINGS S
TORNADO CARVES UP DURHAM; EMPLOYEES FUZE DARK CLOUD, SOUTH DURHAM STORE H
TORNADO CARVES UP DURHAM,- STORM LEVELS HOUSES, CUTS POWER; NO INJURIES H

DURHAM RESIDENTS SALVAGE 'TWISTED' LIVES H

FRIGHTENED RESIDENT COMFORTED H

TEAMS ASSESS DURHAM TORNADO DAMAGE S

OBSERVING FUNNEL FORM IS AWESOME S

STORM FOLLOWS '58 PATH S

DUKE POWER STILL RESTORING ELECTRICITY S

STORM DAMAGE S

POLICE CARS PARKED BEHIND SUBSTATION ON N.C. 55 ARE DAMAGED S

STORM DAMAGES EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH ON ALSTON AVENUE S

OFFICIALS TOUR STORM'S ROUTE, LAUD CITY WORKERS' RESPONSE H

STATE COUNTS STORMS' DAMAGEiTWISTERS CUT $30 MILLION PATH IN N.C, H

SANCTUARY OF CHURCH DESTROYED H

EMORYWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD BEGINS REPAIRS H

WING OF SCHOOL RUINED BUT CLASSES TO BE HELD H

STORM KEEPS POLICE BUSY H

IN TORNADO'S PATH, A CLASSIC TRAIL OF DESTRUCTION H

DURHAM DIGS OUT FROM TORNADO/NEIGHBORS PULL TOGETHER IN CLEANUP H

EBENEZER BAPTIST NOT SLOWED BY TORNADO H

MARTIN TELLS VICTIMS: HELP ON WAY H

TORNADOES H

TORNADOES H

TORNADOES H

FEDERAL EMERGENCY OFFICIALS EXPECTED IN DURHAM TODAY S

RED CROSS ASSISTS TORNADO VICTIMS S

PEARSONTOUN CLASSES MOVED DUE TO STORM S

PICKING UP THE PIECES S
DURHAM TORNADOS GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN/COUNSELORS DISCUSS PUPILS' FEARS H

SHUFFLE OF INSURANCE CLAIMS DROWNS OUT TORNADO'S ROAR H "

DESPITE DAMAGE, SCHOOL GOES ON H

BUSINESS BOOMING FOR STORM REPAIRS H

LANDFILL FEES SUSPENDED FOR TORNADO DEBRIS H
TEAMS ASSESS DURHAM LOSSES/WILL DETERMINE IF TORNADO AID TO BE AVAILABLE S

TEAMS ASSESS DURHAM LOSSES/CITY EASES FEES FOR STORM VICTIMS S

DURHAM CITIZENS RISE TO TORNADO'S CHALLENGE S

CLEANUP CONTINUES S

IT'S PULL-TOGETHER TIME H

TEAMS WRAP UP DAMAGE ASSESSMENT H

HOW TO REPAIR STORM DAMAGE TO TREES H

TORNADO VICTIMS GET SCAM WARNINGS S

CAMERA BUFF CAPTURES MOTHER NATURE'S FURY S

GOODWILL EFFORT PAYING OFF FOR COMPANY H

GOVERNOR EXPECTED TO REQUEST DISASTER AID FOR FOUR COUNTIES H

SKY SAW Q

TORNADO BLEW AWAY INVISIBLE RACIAL LINE IN COMMUNITY H

CITY OPENS COMMAND CENTER TODAY FOR VICTIMS OF STORM H

TORNADO REPAIRS CONTINUE H

CLEARING THE RECORD H

READY TO GO S

SLOW, BUT RELIABLE H

TORNADO RELIEF CENTER SET TO OPEN IN DURHAM H

DURHAM GETS $150,000 FOR STORM DAMAGE S

45 SEEK HELP FROM DURHAM DISASTER CENTER S

DISASTER RELIEF WELCOME S

TORNADO RELIEF CENTER OPENS FOR DURHAM AREA H
EMERGENCY PLANNERS SPURRED TO PRODUCE 'WHAT IF' REPORT SINCE... TORNADOES H

TWO POISONED PONIES ADD TO TORNADO TRAGEDY H

DURHAM DISASTER AID DEADLY IS TODAY S

INTER-FAITH GROUP ORGANIZES TO AID TORNADO VICTIMS H

TWISTER RELIEF STILL AVAILABLE S

WORKSHOP FOR TORNADO VICITMS CLOSING H

THAT SPELLS RELIEF S

TORNADO AID OVER $150,000 S

DURHAM GETS CHECK FOR TORNADO RELIEF H

COUNTY SCHOOLS SEEK TORNADO RELIEF OF $8,700 S

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4/26/1989

4/26/1989

5/06/1989

5/06/1989

5/06/1989

5/06/1989

5/06/1989

5/06/1989

5/06/1989

5/06/1989

5/06/1989

5/06/1989 B

5/06/1989 C

5/07/1989 A

5/07/1989 A

5/07/1989 B

5/07/1989 B

5/07/1989 B

5/07/1989 B

5/07/1989 B

5/08/1989 A

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/08/1989

5/09/1989

5/09/1989

5/09/1989

5/09/1989

5/09/1989

5/09/1989

5/09/1989

5/09/1989

5/09/1989

5/10/1989

5/10/1989

5/10/1989

5/10/1989

5/10/1989 B

5/11/1989 C

5/11/1989

5/11/1989

5/12/1989

5/12/1989

5/12/1989

5/13/1989

5/13/1989

5/14/1989

5/19/1989

5/19/1989

5/22/1989

5/22/1989

5/23/1989

5/23/1989

5/24/1989

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

A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
A
A
C
C
C
A
A
A
C
A
C
C
A

C
C
C

c
c

A
C
B
A
A
A
A
A
C
C
C
A
A
C
C
A

N M51
P N M06
P N C47
M N

P N S69

P P K30

1 P N S92

1 P N A76

N A76

N H65

P K30

P K30

P S73

N S69

N N36

N C47

N C47

N

N M51
N N36
N P38
N N36
N

P M66
P S73
P L38

8 P
8 P
8 P

1 P N M06

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

1 P

4

1

1 D

1

IP

1 P

3

1 P

1

1

3 P

2

1 P

1 P

1

1

1 P

4

1

1

1

1

7

4

3

9 P

1

4

1

N H65
N M06
P T44
N C60
N S69
N J40
N C47
N R63
N S92
N C61
E

P M66
E
N
F
N

N A76
N C47
N

P S73
N P38
N C47
P M66
N

P S73
P S76
N L40
N C61
N
E

N R63
N C60
N Bll
N M06
N
E
N

P S76
N C61
N R63
N M06

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1/01/1969 - 12/31/1989

SrWsVffi S&^CE^eWs POSSIBLE T0RNAI€
hAY 5 TORNADO DISASTER RELIEF SEEKERS PASS 1,200
PEARSONTOWN GETS DAMAGE FIXED ON TIME
REACHING OUT

1988YT0RNAMUVICTIM ATKINS' MEDICAL BILLS NEAR 1750,000

TORNADOES, N.C.

SEE ALSO HURRICANES „ m T„_ M

SeS? Rggr^^Tffiiffi PA? FOR TORNAN CLEANUP COSTS

CORPORATIONS RECOGNIZED

TRIANGLE TORNADO AID PHENOMENAL m

TORNAIC RELIEF SHOWS TRIANGLE RESIDENTS CARE ._„__ -_ „

STORMY MEMORIES; SPECIAL WEEK A REMINDER OF WHAT TORNADOES CAN DO

NCSU PROF URGES BETTER STORM PLAN

TtKNADO DRILL COMES DAY AFTER STORMS BATTERED PARTS OF N.C.

SCHOOL TORNADO DRILLS TIMELY

CONGRESSMEN DECRY RADAR FUNDING

BETTER UEATHER RADAR NEEDED, UITNESSESSAY

XS^SS ^STrK £31 FOR COVER, TOR***, SEASC* HERE

^^STS^^^^^^S^M^^^ BRIEFING

STATE COUNTS STORttSMJAMAGE i TWISTERS CUT $30 MILLION FATH IN N.C.

MARTIN TELLS VICTIMS! HELP ON WAY _

STORM HURRIES THE ARRIVAL OF B^YOVERDUE 1 WEEK

STORM DAMAGE IN GRANVILLE ESTIMATED AT $1 MILLION

GOVERNOR EXPECTED TO REQUEST DISASTER AID FOR FOUR COUNTIES

MARTIN TO SEEK DISASTER FUNDS FOR 19 COUNTIES

RADAR MONEY WON'T BE BLOWN AWAY

AN UNWANTED FIRST PLACE SPOT

TORNADO STUDY NEEDED

TORNADO RELIEF CENTER SET TO OPEN IN DURHAM

SECTION OF UMSTEAD PARK HIT BY TORNADO MAY REOPEN JUNE 1 __„

DISASTER AIDFOR TORNADO DAMAGE IS SOUGHT FOR THREE MORE COUNTIES

STATE APPROVES FAST FUNDS FOR TORNADO RELIEF

PANEL OKS TAR HEEL TORNADO STUDY

TORNADO RESEARCH INCLUDED IN NWS BILL

TORT SYSTEM

SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
SCHOOLS SHUNNING THE RISKS

TOTEM POLE

PUMPKIN POLE

TOUCHAB^SIOF SUCCESS; HILLSBOROUGH SMALL-BUSINESS OWNER JOINS IN EFFORT...
TOUCH MIME TRIO

err M en MTMT

TOUCH MIME THEATER PERFORMS IN SAINT-SAEN'S 'CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALS'
TOUCH 'DAYS' MAKE GRIM, FUNNY NIGHT

TOUCHDOWN BILLIARDS __

POLICE PROBE MOLOTOV BOMB, MAILBOX BLAST;
MOLOTOV COCKTAIL FAILURE INVESTIGATED

'COCKTAIL' FOUND UNEXPLODED

HMBT9I DURHAM

'SEE ALSO DURHAM CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU
SPRING MAKES ITS DEBUT— FINALLY
BOWMAN 1ST PRESIDENT OF VISITOR'S BUREAU
BUREAU GREETS DURHAM GUESTS

TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL

SEE ALSO AROUND-THEHCRLD TRIPS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, TOURISM
SEE ALSO VACATIONS

C T S

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N

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E

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P

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H

2

6/21/1989 C

1 N C47

H

2

7/17/1989 A

1 P N T32

H

2

7/18/1989 C

1 N R63

S

2

8/16/1989 A

1 P N S92

H

2

8/27/1989 C

4 P P S73

H

2

9/11/1989 B

6 P P T32

H

2

11/28/1989 A

9 N

H

2

1/01/1989 C

3 N

H

2

1/13/1989 B

3 N

H

2

1/17/1989 C

6 P P S76

S

2

1/26/1989 C

2 N

S

2

1/28/1989 A

4 E

S

2

2/11/1989 C

1 P N H70

s

2

2/22/1989 A

1 N M06

H

2

2/23/1989 D

10 N

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

1 N C62

S

2

3/03/1989 A

1 N M06

H

2

3/04/1989 A

1 N 046

S

2

3/04/1989 A

1 N M06

H

2

3/05/1989 D

1 D F 046

H

2

3/15/1989 B

5 P N C60

H

2

4/16/1989 D

6 N

H

2

5/07/1989 A

1 P N N36

H

2

5/08/1989 A

1 P N

H

2

5/09/1989 A

1 P N T33

H

2

5/09/1989 C

1 N T33

H

2

5/11/1989 C

3 N

H

2

5/12/1989 A

1 N L40

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

3 N

H

2

5/15/1989 A

4 E

S

2

5/15/1989 A

4 E

H

2

5/19/1989 A

1 N L40

H

2

5/20/1989 C

3 N

H

2

5/27/1989 A

12 N

H

2

6/07/1989 A

1 N L40

S

2

7/27/1989 A

1 N C61

CHH 1

7/28/1989 A

3 N

H 2 9/04/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 11/07/1989 A 10 P P T44
CHH 1 5/29/1989 A 3 P N M25

H
S

S

3/16/1989 D
5/05/1989 D

6 P P
6 P R M31

1/09/1989 B 1 N B53
1/10/1989 C 6 N

2 3/20/1989 A
2 7/10/1989 A
2 8/29/1989 C

4 E
1 P N M06
4 N A76

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GALAPAGOS IN SIGHT FOR MARCH

SPORT FOR UNDERSTANDING GIVES RECREATIONAL ATHLETES THE WORLD

CHAPEL HILL AGENCY HOLDS TRAVEL FAIR SUNDAY AT EUROPA

DUKE ENGINEERING PROFESSOR TO CHAIR TRAVEL STUDY COMMITTEE

POPULARITY OF CRUISE VACATIONS SAILS ALONG

RELIEF FOR THE JADED - DISCOVER NORTH KOREA

BATH AND BARGAINS ARE MEMORIES OF TURKEY

EGYPT? MODERN CITIES ARE OBSCURED BY ITS MANY ANCIENT WONDERS

TRIPPING IN THE NEW AGEj DURHAM FIRM TOURS TO PLACES OF POWER

GREEK TOWN REMEMBERS ANCIENTS' GOD OF THE VINE

PLAN AHEAD WHEN GOING ABROAD

CRUISE LINES PUSH ALLURING ESCAPES FROM WINTER

PBS 'TRAVELS' GETS ACROSS WONDER IN A LOW-KEY WAY

TO MOSCOW WITH ELON

BUS TO NEW BERN AND TRAIN TO TOKYO

ROYAL DUTCH TOURS MARK VAN GOGH CENTENNIAL

A BOOM IS ON IN PUERTO RICO

SEE THE CHIMPS CRACK THE NUTS

TOURS LURE WITH SUN AND SNOW

SWAP SUN FOR ICE-CHEAP

TOURISM, N.C,

SEE ALSO VACATIONS
3N.C. BEACH TOWNS PMffiERPOOLING OCCUPANCY TAXES TO PROMOTE TOURISM
FEMALE PWSOeRSTO PROMOTE NORTH CAROLINA'S VACATION SPOTS
INMATES TO PROMOTE STATE
TOURISM OFFICIALS BACK LATER START FOR SCHOOLS
FOR A RENEWAL OF SPIRIT, TREK TO THE PINNACLES OF THE DAN

H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

DW'TWTAtt^O^TONRT^VELLEGISWT°R ™ "^ WLL ™ TCXJRISH PROMOTI0N H

1/15/1989 E

1/24/1989 D

1/29/1989 E

2/08/1989 A

2/17/1989 B

6/18/1989 E

7/02/1989 E

7/09/1989 E

7/23/1989 E

7/30/1989 E

8/13/1989 E

9/03/1989 E

10/01/1989 E

11/05/1989 E

11/12/1989 E

11/19/1989 E

12/03/1989 E

12/17/1989 E

12/24/1989 E

12/31/1989 E

1/17/1989 A
2/03/1989 C
2/04/1989 A
2/06/1989 C
4/30/1989 B
5/04/1989 B
5/05/1989 A

TOURISM, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH WALKS HELPING PROMOTE TOURISM... (CORRECTED 6-8-89) CHH
CORRECTION
TONS OF TOURISTS/SUNDAY FOCUSJ ORANGE COUNTY TOURISM

CHAMBER^ITY BATTLING OVER PROPOSED VISITOR'S GUIDE (CORRECTED 6-28-89) CHH

. .. 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

1

1

6/07/1989 A
6/08/1989 A
6/25/1989 A
6/25/1989 A
6/28/1989 A

TOURIST CLUB OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO TOURISM, DURHAM
TOBACCO-ERA BOOM SPARKED WOMEN'S LITERARY CLUBS
FRIENDS STARTED NEW CLUB TO LIFT MRS. DUKE'S SPIRITS

TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS (BASKETBALL)
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASKETBALL
WOLFPACK WEARS DOWN PITTSBURGH FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

TOW TRUCK ORDINANCES

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
DEFENDANT TO APPEAL STUDENTS' TOWING LAWSUIT

TOWERS

SEE ALSO RADIO TOWER
THE HIGH LIFE

MAN, WOMAN STAB EACH OTHER IN FIGHT
CARNAGE ON ICE/WHEN THE TOWERS CAME A-TUMBLIN'IOWN

TOWING COMPANIES

TOW TRUCK OPERATOR FINDS SON DURHAM WRECK VICTIM

TOWING PRACTICES

SEE TOW TRUCK ORDINANCES

TOWING REGULATIONS

SEE TOW TRUCK ORDINANCES

TOWN AND COUNTRY SPORTMANS CLUB

S 2 7/03/1989 C
S 2 7/17/1989 B

10

4

11

3

1

16

1

12

1

15
16
15
10
13
14
15
13
12
12
10

U W66
N A76
U W66
N

F G59
U W66
G G68
F G68
F W66
U U66
U U66
U W66
R U66
U U66
U W66
U W66
U W66
U U66
U W66
U W66

N

N

E

N

U N36

N

E

3 P N D38
2 N
1 P N D38
1 P N D38
5 N

1 P U
1 P U

H 2 12/03/1989 C 1 N M64

CHH 1 5/05/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 6/19/1989 A
S 2 7/04/1989 C
H 2 12/17/1989 E

10 P P L38
1 N
1 P N Zll

H 2 8/28/1989 A 1 N «51

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SUBJECTS

ALL YOUTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONOPENS
POLICE LOG/HAN WITH BUN ROBS SPORTSMAN CLUB

TOW AND GOWN RELATIONSHIPS — _ „.„
SEE DUKE UNIV., TOW AND GOWN RELATIONS

TOUNHOUSES

SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM

CARRBORO DROPS TOWNHOUSE UNIT FROM LAWSUIT

^AlSeSt* N.C, BCKRIS *D MISSIONS
OFFICIALS AGAINST ELECTION OF.TACS

TOWSON STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
WOLFPACK PUSHES BY TOWSON
•CUPCAKE' BITES BACK AT 'PACK

TOXIC WASTE TREATMENT __

SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.

TOYAMA, JAPAN
ax ai SO ^^AN
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS ELIGIBLE TO VISIT DURHAM'S 'SISTER CITIES'
TO TOYAHA

DELEGATION YENS TO HE KNOT WITH JAPANESE CITY
COUNCIL HAS HECTIC JAPAN TRIP
TOYAMA IS DURHAM'S NEW SISTER
SHARED TIES

TOYS

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS GIFTS

SEE ALSO DOLLS

SEE ALSO ELECTRONIC TOYS

SEE ALSO GAMES

SEE ALSO TEDDY BEARS

SEE ALSO VIDEO GAMES

ELECTRONIC GADGETS PASS NEEDS, TARGET OUR WANTS

GOLD'S FINGER ON CHILD'S TOY PULSE BEAT

EXPERT HANDYMAN OFFERS ADVICE ON ASSEMBLING TOYS

PLAYMAKERS COMPANY CONTINUES ANNUAL TOY DRIVE

ELUSIVE OOPSIE DOLL TOPS KIDS' TOY LIST

ASHEBORO GORILLAS HIT THE ROAD

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6/13/1989 C
9/14/1989 D

4 P N A76
8 N N36

CHH 1 10/10/1989 A
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A

5 P P
1 N C62

CHH 1 10/21/1989 A 3 N M20

1/03/1989 D
1/03/1989 B

2 N P75

3 P N P52

s

2

4/25/1989 A

1 N M06

H

2

6/02/1989 D

12 P P S76

S

2

6/13/1989 B

1 P N C61

s

2

6/28/1989 A

1 N C61

s

2

6/28/1989 A

1 M N C61

H

2

9/28/1989 A

12 P P S76

H

H

S

CHH

H

H

H

4/16/1989 B
7/23/1989 B
12/08/1989 A
12/10/1989 A
12/11/1989 C
12/23/1989 B
12/24/1989 E

N A54
N Bll
N G59
N

N K65
N
F Zll

1 S3 ^3^&$W& G%> (SEE ALSO KADIK3S FOR EACH SCKDOL)
SEE ALSO RUSSELL E. BLUNT TRACK I FIELD MEET

DURHAM TEEN IN RUNNING AT TRACK MEET £ £

N.C. TRACK AND FIELDERS HEAD FOR WEST GERMANY S 2

CHAPEL HILL TO HOST 1991 JUNIOR OLYMPICS " 2

TRACKS (FORMERLY RECORD BAR)

SEE ALSO RECORD BAR m t_„

RECORD BAR CHANGES NAME UITH CHANGING TIMES

TRADEMARKS

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.

SEE ALSO COPYRIGHT LAW _^

SEE ALSO U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE

L^feSMIg Kl^IN ANSWERING BUI'S COUNTERCHARGES

TRAFFIC CONGESTION

err aj on htrj-uay l^CS

SEE ALSO UNIVTOF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TRAFFIC CONGESTION

7/25/1989 D

8/08/1989 B

12/01/1989 B

3 P

4

1

N

N A76
N B40

H 2 6/08/1989 D 6 N

2 7/13/1989 C
2 7/14/1989 C

1 P N Bll
1 N Bll

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

S U B J

JACK BENNETT ROAD SEEN AS CURE TO U.S. 15-501 ILLS
GLENWOOD ELEMENTARY OFFICIALS WORRIED ABOUT PROPOSED MOTEL

K MART PLAZA MAY SQUEEZE TRAFFIC

CHATHAM, ORANGE CLASH OVER CONNECTOR ROAD LIKELY

TRAFFIC, SAFETY CONCERN NEIGHBORS OF SCHOOL SITE

OLD FARM FOLLOWS ENO LOOP PLAN

TENACIOUS TURTLE TRIPS UP TRAFFIC

TRAFFIC EYE-IN-THE-SKY JOB DOESNT' AGREE WITH QUEASY STOMACH

CITY COUNCIL FEARS CHAPEL HILL MALL MAY SNARL TRAFFIC

MANAGER OKS NEW CHAPEL HILL COMPLEX

TRAFFIC WOES ON ESTES DRIVE MAY CONTINUE

TRIANGLE TRAFFIC PLANNERS DISCUSS THOROUGHFARE PLAN

TRAFFIC ENGINEER WILLIFORD STRESSES NEED FOR PLANNING AHEAD

TRAFFIC REQUIREMENTS HAVE 'LOOPHOLE* ^^

LET'S KEEP THIS ROADWAY LOVELY

DOWNTOWN STREET LOSES PARKING SLOTS

PERMIT HAS COUNCIL TREED

TIME TO BITE THE BULLET?

TOWN REJECTS PARTS OF TRAFFIC PLAN

VOTE HAS PRECEDENT

GARRETT ROAD CLOSING CLOGS JORDAN TRAFFIC

DEVELOPER WANTS TO SAVE EXISTING RIGHTS

TOWN IN A HURRY TO SLOW DOWN

TRAFFIC CHOKES COUNTY/HIGHWAYS AT CRAWL

DURHAM DODGES HOLIDAY WRECKS; ACCIDENTS, TRAFFIC JAM ORANGE ROADS

HOLIDAY TRAVELERS STILL FLOCKING HOME ^^

HOLIDAY TRAVELERS STILL FLOCKING HOME

CHAMBER WANTS COMPLAINTS ON TRAFFIC CONGESTION, HAZARDS

CHAMBER HUNTS TRAFFIC NIGHTMARES ^^

MANAGERBACKS PITTSBORO STREET EXTENSION

IS STREET EXTENSION WORTH THE COST?

TRAFFIC DEATHS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DEATH-BY-VEHICLE

records: hargis had 3 previous dwi CONVICTIONS

REWARD OFFERED FOR DRIVER FORCING FATAL 1-40 WRECK

SBI JOINSPATROL'S INVESTIGATION OF FATAL RAMMING WRECK ON 1-40

FUNERAL SET FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM

PEDESTRIAN KILLED IN HIT-RUN ACCIDENT

HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER KILLS PEDESTRIAN

PEDESTRIAN STRUCK, KILLED BY CARS IDENTIFIED

TWO KILLED IN WRECK

FATAL WRECK

DURHAM, RALEIGH MEN KILLED IN WRECK

3 ARRESTED IN FATAL HIT-AND-RUN

FORECASTERS PREDICT SNOW; WEATHER TEETERS

FORECASTERS PREDICT SNOW; WEATHER TEETERS

UNC STUDENT KILLED IN WRECK

APPEALS COURT RULES $500,000 RESTITUTION EXCESSIVE IN DEATH-BY-VEHICLE

WOMAN KILLED, CHILD, 5, HURT IN AUTO WRECK nomrw-wnue

POLICE? SPEED A FACTOR IN FATAL WRECK

MRS. CLAYTON, 40; VICTIM OF SINGLE-CAR ACCIDENT

SIGN POST KILLS DURHAM TEEN RIDING IN CAR

NORTHERN HIGH JUNIOR KILLED IN FREAK CAR ACCIDENT

BICYCLE-PICKUP COLLISION KILLS BOY ON EIGHTH BIRTHDAY

ROXBORO MAN DIES IN WRECKED PICKUP

WOMAN DIES IN WRECK

N.C. 98 CRASH KILLS FRANKLIN WOMAN

A 'GOOD DEED' TURNS INTO TRAGEDY

MAN HURT IN WRECK STILL NOT IDENTIFIED

HURT HITCHHIKER STILL UNIDENTIFIED

THREE WOMEN KILLED IN TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS

^HAM|<«^KS^LLr3^P0LICE IDENTIFY TRIO HURT IN EARLIER ACCIDENT

TOW TRUCK OPERATOR FINDS SON DURHAM WRECK VICTIM
POLICE CHARGE MAN IN FATAL FREEWAY CRASH
VIDEOTAPE OF TRAFFIC DEATH LEADS JUDGE TO SENTENCE
PICKUP DRIVER CHARGED AFTER PORTERFIELD DEATH

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— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1

1/31/1989 A

2 N M25

CHH 1

2/10/1989 A

1 N M70

H 2

3/21/1989 C

1 P P T32

S 2

3/21/1989 A

1 P N S78

CHH 1

3/24/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

4/09/1989 A

1 N M20

S 2

4/11/1989 C

1 N M06

S 2

4/28/1989 A

1 N B53

H 2

6/04/1989 B

1 U N36

S 2

6/21/1989 A

1 N C61

S 2

6/22/1989 A

1 N C61

CHH 1

7/31/1989 A

3 N L90

S 2

8/03/1989 A

1 P N H65

H 2

8/06/1989 B

9 P N

S 2

8/09/1989 A

1 N C61

H 2

8/12/1989 A

4 E

S 2

8/15/1989 C

1 M N C61

H 2

8/18/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

9/13/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

9/14/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH 1

9/14/1989 A

3 N C62

S 2

9/18/1989 A

1 M N E33

S 2

9/27/1989 A

1 N C61

CHH 1

10/16/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

11/23/1989 A

1 N W57

S 2 11/23/1989 C

1 P N

S 2 11/27/1989 A

1 P N E33

S 2 11/27/1989 A

1 P N B53

S 2 12/02/1989 B

1 N E33

H 2 12/06/1989 C

5 N

CHH 1

12/19/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

12/20/1989 A

4 E

S 2

1/03/1989 B

8 N

H 2

1/07/1989 C

1 N

H 2

1/11/1989 D

9 N M51

H 2

1/13/1989 C

4 0

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

1/25/1989 C

1 P P S73

S 2

1/25/1989 C

1 P P S73

S 2

1/26/1989 C

1 N B53

H 2

2/09/1989 C

1 N

S 2

2/22/1989 A

1 N M06

S 2

2/22/1989 A

1 N H70

H 2

3/24/1989 C

1 P P S73

H 2

4/09/1989 B

1 N S82

H 2

4/25/1989 C

1 P N T32

S 2

4/25/1989 C

1 P N B53

H 2

4/26/1989 C

2 0

S 2

5/22/1989 A

1 N B53

H 2

5/23/1989 C

1 N

H 2

5/31/1989 C

1 N

H 2

6/12/1989 C

3 N

S 2

6/17/1989 A

1 N

H 2

6/18/1989 B

3 N

H 2

7/13/1989 A

1 P N M51

S 2

7/13/1989 C

1 P N B53

H 2

7/14/1989 C

2 N

H 2

7/17/1989 B

1 N H51

S 2

7/17/1989 B

1 P N K30

H 2

8/16/1989 C

1 N M51

H 2

8/28/1989 A

1 N M51

S 2

8/28/1989 C

1 N

H 2

8/29/1989 A

1 N S82

H 2

8/29/1989 C

1 N

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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

TRUCK CRASH KILLS 1, CLOGS 1-85
STILL SMOLDERING __ M

TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN FIERY 1-85 WRECK

2 AUTO OCCUPANTS DIE IN COLLISION UITH PICKUP
POLICE LOG/WRECK KILLS 2 CAMPBELL STUDENTS
URECK KILLS DURHAM MAN

TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C.

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, N.C.

SEE ALSO DEATHS, N.C.

SEE ALSO WRONGFUL DEATHS _„ „

HOLIDAY WEEKENDS KILL TAR HEELS

1KILLED75INJURED IN 1-95 3-VEHICLE CRASH

COUSINS' 'MOVIE' ENDS IN DEATH ON 1-40

NAACP ASKS FOR SBI PROBE, $15,000 REWARD

TIMBERLAKE MAN DIES IN WRECK iMyH|

THREE KILLED IN COLLISION NEAR HENDERSON

TRIPLE FUNERAL FOR COUSINS

3 ILLINOIS MEN DIE IN PITTSBORO URECK
PERSON TEEN DIES AS CAR GOES INTO POND

^T3H^SINAwffiL^2,702 FOR DEATH OF DAUGHTER

rUffl g^S^%^f^Tg,MS«IYS TURN DEADLY...
ICY ROADS CAUSE CHATHAM FATALITY

SfffflBrW!* SrS'EV SHE PLANKD **RI*E
TERRY SCOn PRICE, IN TRUCK CRASH
DRIVER CHARGED IN FIANCEE'S DEATH
CREEDMOOR MAN KILLED AS CAR OVERTURNS

CLEARING THE RECORD u A„,Tmm<

PEDESTRIAN, DRIVER DIE IN 2 PERSON ACCIDENTS mi

CAR ACCIDENT KILLS 16-YEAR-OLD TRACY JO TURN£Y OF BURLINGTON
HIGH raiNT COUPLE KILLED IN UED. CRASH UITH TRUCK
HEAD-ON GRANVILLE WRECK FATAL r^Ai TTTrp
DUI ARRESTS LINKED TO TRAFFIC FATALITIES
2 KILLED IN ACCIDENT ON ICY ROAD

WMT|I^S^pffi IN SUIT OVER CHILD'S DEATH
POLICE LOG/DRIVER KILLED IN CRASH
POLICE LOG/ACCIDENT CAUSE STILL UNKNOWN
TRUCKER DEAD AFTER BIZARRE ACCIDENT

HHflWnWr CSK* IMPROVED ROAD CONDITIONS

TR^FreL£MA]|SB0Y;i'0RGANS DONATED FOR TRANSPLANTS
REPORT SHOWS INCREASING SPEED DEADLY MISTAKE
DURHAM WOMAN, 50, DIES IN NEW JERSEY WRECK
DURHAM REMEMBERS THE REV. FOGLEMAN
BEWARE THE HIGHWAY HAZARDS
'TIE ONE ON' FOR SAFER HIGHWAYS

TRAFFIC LIGHTS

SEE TRAFFIC SIGNALS

TRAFFIC SAFETY

SEE ALSO BICYCLE SAFETY

SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY

SEE ALSO INTERSECTIONS

SEE ALSO PEDESTRIAN SAFETY

SEE ALSO SAFETY

SEE ALSO SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS

SEE ALSO TRUCK SAFETY

BAD INTERSECTIONS ABOUND

SPECIAL TEAM CAN CURB SPEEDERS ON INTERSTATES

DOMINO'S DRIVERS TO BE SURVEYED ON SAFETY ISSUE

BACKTO i^;B!rurlNTS, TEACHERS COPE WITH TRANSFERS, GROWTH

N

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9/08/1989 A

9/08/1989 C

9/09/1989 C

10/24/1989 B

10/25/1989 C

11/04/1989 A

H
S

H
H
H
H

H

2
1
2
2
2
2
2

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2

CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2

1/02/1989 A
1/03/1989 A
1/06/1989 A
1/10/1989 C
1/10/1989 C
1/22/1989 B
1/24/1989 B
1/30/1989 A
2/01/1989
2/06/1989
2/10/1989
2/11/1989
2/22/1989
2/24/1989
2/25/1989 ..
2/26/1989 B
3/10/1989 C
3/19/1989 B
3/20/1989 B
5/12/1989 A
5/29/1989 C
6/25/1989 B
10/20/1989 A
11/09/1989 C
11/30/1989 A
12/09/1989 A

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

C
C

c

A
A
A
A

1/25/1989
6/26/1989
6/27/1989
8/24/1989
8/30/1989
11/14/1989

S
S

H
S
CHH

1 P N B53
1 P P S76
1 P N R63
1 P P T32
1 N M51
1 N

4 E
12 N

9
2
12
1
8
2

2 P N

4 N

14 N S82

5 N
1 P N

N H70
N
0
0
N
0
N
7 P N

2 0

3 N S17
9 P N

1 N B53
1 N

1/02/1989 B
1/17/1989 A
2/05/1989 B
6/23/1989 A
9/01/1989 A
12/19/1989 A

3

5
10
1
3
3

N H90
N
N

N H90
N H90
N C62

N
E

N

N T33
E
E

3/06/1989 A
6/26/1989 A
8/05/1989 B
8/24/1989 A
8/25/1989 A

C N B53

E

N

E
P N C62

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

LET YOUR FINGERS DO THE TALKING TO SIGNAL FELLOW MOTORISTS

DRIVE CAREFULLY TO GAMES

POLICE CRACK DOWN ON SCHOOL-ZONE SPEEDERS

SLOW DOWN IN BAD WEATHER

TRAFFIC SIGNALS
SEE ALSO LIGHTS
SEE ALSO STREET LIGHTS

THREE STREET WIDENINGS TOP NEEDS LIST

CHURTON ST. TO GET NEW TRAFFIC LIGHT

HILLANDALE, HILLSBOROUGH GETTING NEW INTERSECTION

DOT SAYS TRAFFIC LIGHT UNLIKELY AT MORE SCHOOL

MARTIN MAY FORWARD TRAFFIC LIGHT REQUEST

TRAFFIC SIGNS

SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
SIGNING UP
COLD MESSAGE

TOWN COUNCIL TO CONSIDER STOP SIGN POLICY
CHAPEL HILL DELAYS STOP SIGN VOTE
STOP SIGNS SUBJECT OF PUBLIC HEARING
RESIDENTS ASK COUNCIL TO HALT STOP SIGN LAW
THE STOP SIGN THAT CRIED WOLF
STOP SIGNS APPROVED FOR SMALL INTERSECTION
WHOA, THERE!

TRAFFIC SURVEYS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
1-65 DEFINES ALAMANCE TRAFFIC VOLUME
ROXBORO IS CENTER OF PERSON COUNTY TRAFFIC PATTERN
BUTNER-CREEDMOOR TRAFFIC MATCHED OXFORD'S IN 1988
HENDERSON IS AT ONE OF STATE'S HOTTEST CROSSROADS
1-85 HAS LEAD IN TRAFFIC COUNTS
PAUSING FOR A QUESTION
DOT PLANNER SAYS SURVEY SUPPORTS CONNECTOR NEED

TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS

SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING

COUNCIL SHOULD BACK TAXICAB PERMIT LAW

TAXI DRIVERS WANT COUNCIL REPRIEVE

TAXI DRIVERS WILL GET TO KEEP JOBS

'SUPERBOY'S' DRIVING RECORD WORSE THAN HE TOLD SHERIFF, OFFICIALS SAY

SUPERBOY FORGETS SLOGAN

POLICE LOG/MAN FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES

TRAFFIC CITATION HELP POLICE FIND $20,000 IN STOLEN GOODS

ARREST MADE IN JUNE 13 BANK ROBBERY/POLICE LOG

CHASE, MULTIPLE CHARGES

POLICE LOG/$4,000 IN CHECKS, CASH STOLEN WHILE CLERK DISTRACTED

OFFICER NABS MAN SOUGHT SINCE '88

TRAIL BIKES

SEE DIRT BIKES
SEE MOTORCYCLES

TRAILER PARKS (SEE NAMES OF SPECIFIC TRAILER PARKS)
SEE MOBILE HOMES

TRAILS

SEE HIKING

TRAILWAYS BUS

BUS COMPANY PLANS RETURN TO DOWNTOWN

KEEP TERMINAL CLEAN; NEW DOWNTOWN BUS STATION WELCOME, BUT NOT PROBLEMS

TRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL

SEE DURHAM UNION BUS STATION

TRAIN WRECKS

SEE ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, N.C.

CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
H

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

H

H

H

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

S

CHH

CHH

H

S

H

H

H

H

H

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2 8/27/1989 C 1 U N36

2 9/08/1989 A 4 E

2 9/25/1989 C 1 P N B53

2 12/11/1989 A 4 E

3/25/1989 A

8/23/1989 A

11/13/1989 A

11/21/1989 A

12/20/1989 A

1/24/1989
2/18/1989
3/27/1989
3/29/1989
4/09/1989
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
5/10/1989
6/09/1989

2/14/1989
2/15/1989
2/16/1989
2/17/1989
2/27/1989
5/12/1989
8/22/1989

3/22/1989

4/08/1989

4/12/1989

6/09/1989

6/12/198?

7/18/1989

9/26/1989 B

10/05/1989 C

10/30/1989 B

11/20/1989 B

11/20/1989 C

2 1/28/1989 A
2 2/04/1989 A

3 P

8 P

1

3

3

1

4

3

3 P

N M70
N H90
N Yll
N M70
N

P L38
P S76
N M70
N
N

N M70
E
N
P T44

1 M N 046
1 M N 046
1 M N 046
1 M N 046

1 M N 046

2 P P L38
1 N M25

E

N M70
N
N
E
N

N H51
N M51
N M51
N M51
N B53

1 P N C47
4 E

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CRAGG?S 'GLASS' IS CAUSE FOR TRANSACTORS' REUNION
'GLASS' IS FRAGILE - BUT THAT'S JUST THE POINT

ffi-ACTONS; CARRBORO IMPROVISATIONAL GROUP TRIES IT BY THE SCRIPT

RECJpf^s™fTAKE°i AUDIENCE, MIX IT UP/TRANSACTORS IMPROV COMPANY

TRANSESOPHAGEAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY

SEE ALSO HEART RESEARCH _ T_
DUKE LEADS IN NEW HEART-SURGERY TECHNIQUE

TRANSFERABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS

SEE ALSO LAND SALES, PRIVATE-OWNED
SEE ALSO OPEN SPACES

SEE ALSO PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS „_.„,„„„
OFFICIALS WANT OK FOR TAX ON ENTERTAINMENT

COUNTY OFRCllF^P^KVaOPMENT RIGHTS LEGISLATION ON HOLD

«gffiSF^«™ LIMITS, CONSULTANT SAYS
PRESERVING WHAT FOR WHOM? __ nrnrrit AmlTlA
ORANGE GOVERNMENTS PUSH DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS AGENDA

COMPENSATION ISSUE ABSENT IN WATER TALKS
GOOD INTENTIONS THREATEN WATERSHED
LET TOWNSHIPS DECIDE TDR QUESTION

TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION (TRIO)
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS AND TRANSPLANTS^ ^^^
ORGAN TRANSPLANT SUPPORT GROUP CHAPTER FORMED

TRANSPLANTS _ _
SEE BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE HEART-LUNG TRANSPLANT
SEE KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS
SEE LIVER TRANSPLANT
SEE ORGAN DONORS AND TRANSPLANTS

TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION , ,__JUL

TRANSPORT UORKERS PROTEST PACT OFFER ..„._. „»„,„.,
UNION, AMERICAN AIRLINES AGREE IN PRINCIPLE ON NEW CONTRACT

TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES)
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, TRAVEL EXPENSES
SEE ALSO REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (PROPOSED)

CHATHAM VOTES TO OPPOSE NORTHERN BYPASS IN ROAD PLAN

OPPOSITION MAY HALT FREEWAY

TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON AGENDA^
COUNTY WANTS FUNDS FOR TRANSIT PROGRAM ^iT„^ „,_
COUNTY READY TO SEEK FUNDS FOR ELDERLY, IMPAIRED TRAVEL

TRASH BINS

SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, U.S. _ „„„,
DUMPSTER CLOSINGS HANDLED POORLY, COMMISSIONER SAYS
OFFICIALS DEFEND GARBAGE STRATEGY
GARBAGE POLICY AT CROSS PURPOSES

FLINT SITE TO STAY OPEN „_

COMMISSIONERS MULL DEARTH OF DUMPSTERS

DEPUTIES WAIT FOR 'FOREIGN' TRASH DUMPERS

A PROBLEM OF WASTE/SUNDAY FOCUS: TRASH DISPOSAL ^cowAi

'GREENBOX' ALTERNATIVES UNDER SCRUTINY/SUNDAY FOCUS: TRASH DISPOSAL
A DAY AT THE DUMPSTER

RURAL DUMP SITES TO BE FORUM FOCUS iBinwl_
OVERFLOWING DUMPSTER SOURCE OF ODOR, RATS AT AFARTMENTS

H
H

CHH
CHH
CHH
H

5/05/1989
5/16/1989
5/25/1989
5/27/1989
10/26/1989
11/24/1989

6 N
6 P R P10
6 P P
3 P N C62
8 P P
6 P F W63

S 2 11/04/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1

CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/15/1989
2/24/1989
2/28/1989
3/01/1989
3/21/1989
3/23/1989
4/16/1989
4/19/1989
6/13/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989
10/11/1989

1 I

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

3

1

4

4

N M70
E

N M20
E

N M20
E

N M70
E

N M70
N M20
E
E

H 2 8/17/1989 A 10 N C60

H 2 4/15/1989 A
H 2 5/04/1989 C

10
3

N K65
N K65

CHH 1 5/02/1989 A
CHH 1 5/03/1989 A

1
3

N M25
N M20

S 2 6/10/1989 C
S 2 11/27/1989 C
S 2 11/28/1989 B

1
1
1

N H65
N H65
N H65

CHH 1 2/08/1989 A
CHH 1 2/09/1989 A
CHH 1 2/09/1989 A
CHH 1 3/28/1989 A
CHH 1 5/05/1989 A
CHH 1 7/26/1989 A
CHH 1 8/13/1989 A
CHH 1 8/13/1989 A
CHH 1 8/15/1989 A
CHH 1 9/19/1989 A
H 2 10/18/1989 C

1 N M20
1 M N M20
4 E
1 N M20

3 P N M20
1 N M20
1 P N M20
1 P N M20

4 E

3 N M20
1 P N N36

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TRASH DURING
SEE DUMPING

SEE DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
SEE DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM
SEE LANDFILLS, N.C.
SEE LITTER

TRAVEL, INT'L

SEE TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL

TRAVEL, N.C.

SEE ALSO TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO VACATIONS

GOLF, BRITS, KIDS ON SECCA'S BILL

SOIL YOUR HANDS FOR SCIENCE ON SUMMERTIME TOURS

CHARLOTTE GETS A JUNGLE; THE BIG APPLE'S THINKING CAPITAL...

BILTHORE PLANNING FOR A FLOUER FETE, KNIEVEL A JUMP

WILMINGTON IS BLOOMING; CAROUINDS SURF IS BOOMING

WAKE TRAVEL AUCTION MAKEUP IS ON FRIDAY

TWILIGHT, PIG NEW IN NEW BERN

LET TAR HEEL MONEY STAY HERE

RIVERBOAT HOLDS BIRTHDAY BALL/TRAVEL ITEMS

MOUNTAIN RAIL EXTRAVAGANZA ROLLS JUNE 10

MARRIAGE AS A PICKLISH PREMISE; OR SAILING ON THE NEUSE OR...

TRAVEL COLUMN IS WELCOME

CALIFORNIA WANTS HELP FINDING COLUMBUS SITE

HILLSBOROUGH TOUR FEATURES DEDICATION, PLUMBING

BY VAN OR FOOT, SEE RICHMOND EVERY DAY

DON'T TAKE IT OUT ON TRAVEL

WOLFE HOME RE-CREATES MAY 1916

SOUTHERN PINES' WEYMOUTH ESTATE GEARS UP FOR THIRD MUSIC FESTIVAL

TRIANGLE GARDENS} RESPITE FROM CITY STRIFE

HELP WANTED FOR ARCHAEOLOGY DIGS

WILMINGTON TURNS 250 AND HAS PARTY JULY 4

CHRISTMAS SHOP IN SANTA LAND; AND GO GRAVING IN NEW ORLEANS NOVEMBER

MCDOWELL COUNTY'S CATAWBA FALLS GOES PUBLIC

RAINS OF SUMMER KEEPING COLOR IN THE FALL

BEWITCHING EVENTS SET FOR SALEM

SEE THE PENTAGON! DEALS IN BRITAIN; PARENTS' ESCAPE

SMUCKER'S POLL: FAMILY VALUES IN A JAM, SAVE FOR HOLIDAYS

FEELING A LETDOWN TODAY? NO WONDER

TRAVEL, U.S.

SEE ALSO CROSS-COUNTRY TRIPS
SEE ALSO HOLIDAY TRAVEL
SEE ALSO MASS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO VACATIONS

RADIO GUIDE FOR TRAVELERS OUT; BARCELONA PRIMPS FOR '92 OLYMPICS

IN THE OLD DOMINION, THEY REMEMBER LEE

SMITHSONIAN EXPEDITION SERIES: YOU WORK, YOU PAY

GALAPAGOS IN SIGHT FOR MARCH

FEBRUARY FETES FOR WINE AND WILDLIFE IN CHARLESTON

CHAPEL HILL AGENCY HOLDS TRAVEL FAIR SUNDAY AT EUROPA

MALLARME PLAYERS OFFERS TOUR OF SPOLETO FESTIVAL

SOIL YOUR HANDS FOR SCIENCE ON SUMMERTIME TOURS

CHARLOTTE GETS A JUNGLE; THE BIG APPLE'S THINKING CAPITAL., ,

CHESAPEAKE CRUISES ON TAP IN MAY, JUNE/TRAVEL ITEMS

MOUNTAIN RAIL EXTRAVAGANZA ROLLS JUNE 10

HAfWIAGE AS A PICKLISH PREMISE; OR SAILING ON THE NEUSE OR...

SAVING MONEY (YES!) IN VEGAS; A CHOCOLATE CRUISE

SEE JERSEY FROM THE SEAT OF A BIKE

PAN AM ANNIVERSARY CONTEST OFFERS 50 YEARS' FREE FLYING

TRADE BRINGS BACK BUSINESS THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY

PICTURE KOREA!,., /TRAVEL ITEMS

BELSCHNICKEL AND DISTLEFINKS: THE KUTZTOWN FOLK FESTIVAL

AS DID JEFFERSON, YOU CAN ESCAPE WORLDLY PRESSURE AT MONTICELLO

CHRISTMAS SHOP IN SANTA LAND; AND GO GRAVING IN NEW ORLEANS NOVEMBER

CRUISE SEASON HEATS UP FOR EXPLORERS, EPICURES

H

2

1/13/1989 D

19 P F

H

2

2/12/1989 E

11 P U W66

H

2

2/19/1989 E

10 P U W66

H

2

2/26/1989 F

9 P U W66

H

2

3/05/1989 E

11 P F

H

2

3/12/1989 E

11 U W66

H

2

3/19/1989 E

12 U U66

H

2

3/22/1989 A

4 E

H

2

3/26/1989 E

14 P U W66

H

2

4/09/1989 E

13 U U66

H

2

4/16/1989 E

13 U U66

H

2

4/22/1989 A

4 L

H

2

4/23/1989 E

11 P U W66

H

2

4/28/1989 D

6 P F W66

H

2

4/30/1989 E

14 U W66

H

2

5/05/1989 A

4 E

H

2

5/07/1989 E

15 U U66

H

2

5/12/1989 D

6 P F

H

2

5/14/1989 E

16 F

H

2

5/28/1989 E

15 U W66

H

2

6/25/1989 E

13 U W66

H

2

8/20/1989 E

14 U W66

H

2

9/17/1989 E

16 P U U66

H

2 10/22/1989 E

13 D N

H

2 10/29/1989 E

12 U U66

H

2

12/10/1989 E

15 U W66

H

2 12/18/1989 B

1 P U U66

H

2 12/25/1989 A

6 U W66

H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

1/01/1989
1/06/1989
1/08/1989
1/15/1989
1/22/1989
1/29/1989
2/05/1989
2/12/1989
2/19/1989
4/02/1989
4/09/1989
4/16/1989
5/14/1989
5/21/1989
6/04/1989
6/11/1989
7/02/1989
7/02/1989
8/04/1989
8/20/1989
8/27/1989

11 U W66

5 P F

8 U U66
10 P U U66

U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U U66
F Zll
R M60
U W66
U W66

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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

FALL IN hASSACHUSETTS IS SYLVAN AND SPOOKY

DRIVING'S NO GAMBLE WITH GUIDE TO VEGAS' BEST BARS

YCSEMITE; MOST POPULAR NATIONAL PARK A TREASURE IN INDIAN SUMMER

YOU DON'T HAVE TO STAY HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS

VIENNA FOR CHRISTMAS, MIAMI FOR NEW YEAR'S

SEE THE EARTH LIKE AN ASTRONAUT - FOR $43,800
BEWITCHING EVENTS SET FOR SALEM
TO MOSCOW WITH ELON

BUS TO NEW BERN AND TRAIN TO TOKYO

RESORT IN VERMONT OFFERS A LURE FOR BULL CITY SKIERS
A BOOM IS ON IN PUERTO RICO ^^ __._
SEE THE PENTAGON; DEALS IN BRITAIN; PARENTS' ESCAPE
SEE THE CHIMPS CRACK THE NUTS
TOURS LURE WITH SUN AND SNOW

TRAVEL, WORLDWIDE

SEE TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL

^^IPMNG IN THE NEW AGE; DURHAM FIRM TOURS TO PLACES OF POWER
TRAVEL PLAZA

^T^DELA^CWPLETION OF « MILLION TRAVEL PLAZA NEAR GRAHAM
FLYING J PLAZA OFF TO FLYING START

TREE PLANTING

SYMBOLIC TREES

TREE TO BE TRANSPLANTED

PLANT SOME TREES FOR TOMORROW

TASK FORCE ON TREE LAW MIGHT ALTER APPROACH

OUT ON A LIMB

DON'T TOUCH THAT TREE!

TREES

SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS TREES

SEE ALSO CYPRESS TREES

SEE ALSO FORESTS, N.C.

SEE ALSO FORESTS, U.S.

SEE ALSO FRUIT TREES

SEE ALSO PETRIFIED WOOD

SEE ALSO RED MAPLE TREES

SEE ALSO TIMBER
SELECTING FAST-GROWING TREES «._,«,

CARRBORO BOARD MAY TIGHTEN CLAMPS ON HOUSE MOVERS „

COUW^TOSET ACENDaTaNNUAL PLANNING RETREAT TODAY AT SIENA HOTEL
GALLANT STAND

BSftS ^^IN^tIu EN*T CHtfEL HILL FINANCES

TOWN ASKED TO HOLD OFF ON TREE LAW

AWAKENING TO THE PLIGHT OF THE TREES/THE SOUTHERN GARDENER
CARRBORO BOARD OKS TREE LAW

ffiSg'SlLyfg^sfi&KlLpHnS SNAG IN N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
DON'T TOUCH THAT TREE!
SKRUB ORDINANCE GOES TOO FAR

TIMBER

CHAPEL HILL TREE BILL GETS COMMITTEE OK

HOW TO REPAIR STORM DAMAGE TO TREES

N.C. HOUSE APPROVES OMNIBUS LEGISLATION

RESIDENTS MOURNING LOSS OF OAK TREE

VANDALIZING A LANDMARK TREE ^

TREE TOPPLES INTO MOBILE HOME, PINNING MAN TO FLOOR

AREA PICKING UP FROM STORM

TREE BILL PASSES COMMITTEE

OAKS WITH ROOTS IN HISTORY SPARED _

NEW CLASSROOM WING TO MAKE WAY FOR OAK TREE

CWPELHILL TREE, SHRUB BILL ONE STEP AWAY FROM BECOMING LAW

N
P

H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H

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S
E

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2 9/10/1989 E
2 9/24/1989 E
2 10/01/1989 E
2 10/01/1989 E
2 10/08/1989 E
2 10/15/1989 E
2 10/29/1989 E
2 11/05/1989 E
2 11/12/1989 E
2 11/26/1989 E
2 12/03/1989 E
2 12/10/1989 E
2 12/17/1989 E
2 12/24/1989 E

16

U W66

15

U W66

12 P F L59

13

U U66

12

U W66

14

U W66

12

U U66

13

U U66

14

U U66

13

U W66

13

U U66

15

U W66

12

U WM

12

U W66

H 2 7/23/1989 E 1 P F W66

1 4/08/1989 C

2 4/23/1989 D

1 N H60
6 P N H60

H 2 10/07/1989 C 12 P P S76
CHH 1 11/09/1989 A 1 P P C45
H 2 12/22/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 3 N M70
S 2 3/02/1989 C 1 P P T37
CHH 1 4/20/1989 A 3 P N C62

H

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

CHH 1

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

S

CHH 1
H 2

chh;

CHH
H

H

CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/08/1989
1/10/1989
1/14/1989
1/19/1989
2/03/1989
2/11/1989
2/14/1989
3/05/1989
3/23/1989
4/01/1989
4/20/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/10/1989
5/11/1989
6/05/1989
6/09/1989
6/17/1989
6/18/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989

B56
C62
M70
T37
S17
M70
M70

L40
C62

S76

L40

S17
L90

C61
M25
M20

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INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

COUNCIL SHOWS WISDOM IN SAVING OLD TREES

CHAPEL HILL BILL MAY PASS TODAY

LEGISLATURE RATIFIES TREE BILL

PROTECTING THE TREES

ANTS FELL TREE

FALLING TREE ZONE

COUNCIL LEAVES FATE OF TREES IN LIMBO

COUNCIL UNSURE WHETHER TO WIDEN E. CLUB BLVD.

BOARD WANTS TREE LAW REVAMPED

LET'S KEEP THIS ROADWAY LOVELY

FATE OF OAKS ON CLUB BLVD. REMAINS UNSETTLED

OAKS OR LAND MUST GO FOR ROAD

PERMIT HAS COUNCIL TREED

'TREE ABUSE' NIPPED IN BUD BY POLICE

ALDERMEN TO IRON OUT ROAD-WIDENING ISSUE

COUNCIL OKS EAST CLUB WIDENING

IF TREES MUST GO, SAWS WILL BUZZ ON NORTH SIDE OF CLUB

ALDERMEN COMPROMISE ON TREE-SAVING SIDEWALK PLAN

POLICE LOG/TWO TREES UPROOTED AT NEWSPAPER LOT

OPPONENT DOUBTS DOT WILL SCALE DOWN PROJECTS

TREES OFFERED FOR JOINING FOUNDATION

COUNCIL TO CONSIDER TREE PROTECTION LAW

TOWN DEBATES TREE LAW

MIGHTY OAKS FALL TO PROGRESS

TIMBER!

TREE ORDINANCE COMPROMISE GOAL OF TASK FORCE CHAIRMAN

TOWN COUNCIL ADOPTS TREE LAW

MISTLETOE MISSION

WINTER FOLLIES

TRENDS

SEE ALSO FUTURISTS
SEE ALSO PREDICTIONS

FEWER WOMEN SLAVING OVER HOT STOVES

UNC STUDY SHOWS INCREASE IN NUMBER OF WOMEN EATING OUT

AREA SERVICE SEEN AS '90S JOB BOOM

TRESPASSING

MAN CHARGED AFTER SCUFFLE WITH OFFICER
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN FACES TRESPASSING CHARGE
ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS FOUND GUILTY OF TRESPASSING
ACTIONS DON'T DETER PATIENTS, LOCAL CLINIC EMPLOYEE SAYS
DEMONSTRATORS FOUND GUILTY OF TRESPASSING
ANTI-ABORTION ACTIVISTS TO APPEAL CONVICTIONS
WHOSE LAW OF 'NECESSITY'?
HUNG JURY BRINGS MISTRIAL IN ABORTION-PROTEST CASE

TREYBURN

SEE ALSO MAPS, TREYBURN

SEE ALSO STAGVILLE PLANTATION

HEALTH OFFICIALS CRITICIZE SPRAY SEWAGE SYSTEMS

SEWAGE QUESTIONS AGAIN MAY DELAY TREYBURN HOMES

HEALTH OFFICIALS KNOW BEST

SOMEONE DOING SURVEY ON DEBATED PROJECTS

BOND FAVORS GOLF VILLAS AT TREYBURN

TREYBURN HOMES PLAN AWAITS FINAL OK

COUNTY BOARD BACKS TREYBURN TOWNHOUSE PLANS

TREYBURN PLAN GETS COUNTY OK

HEALTH BOARD AGAIN TABLES SEWAGE ISSUE

WAR OVER WATERSHEDS

SAVE THE RAILROADS

DURHAM TECH PLANS SATELLITE CAMPUS

DURHAM TECH OK'S PRICE FOR TREYBURN SITE

SATELLITE CAMPUS WILL BE BOOST FOR EDUCATION

MARTIN TO ATTEND ORGANON DEDICATION

ORGANON TEKNIKA DEDICATES OFFICE

DURHAM LOOKS AHEAD WITH FIRM'S DEDICATION

ORGANON TEKNIKA QUARTERS DEDICATED

DURHAM TECH BOARD OKS PURCHASE OF TREYBURN TRACT

NORTHERN CAMPUS COSTS DTCC $382,500

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S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

6/23/1989 A
6/27/1989 A
6/29/1989 A
7/07/1989 A
7/21/1989 C
7/21/1989 C
7/25/1989 B
7/25/1989 C
8/03/1989 A
8/12/1989 A
8/15/1989 B
8/15/1989 C
8/18/1989
8/18/1989
8/22/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
8/23/1989
8/28/1989
9/06/1989
9/15/1989
9/18/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
9/20/1989
10/23/1989
10/24/1989
11/28/1989
12/10/1989

A
C
A
A
C
A
A
A
C
A
A
C
A
A
A
A
A

CHH 1 2/02/1989 A
S 2 2/04/1989 C
H 2 10/05/1989 A

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

S

H

H

3/09/1989 A
4/10/1989 A
4/13/1989 A
4/13/1989 A
8/09/1989 C
8/09/1989 B
8/11/1989 A
9/15/1989 C

H
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
S
S
H
H
S

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

1/06/1989 A
1/09/1989 B
1/12/1989 A
1/18/1989 A
2/10/1989 C
2/10/1989 C
2/14/1989 C
2/14/1989 B
2/17/1989 C
2/20/1989
2/28/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989

A
A
A
C
A
A
A
A
C
C
A

E
N
N
E

P T32
P T32
N R63
N C61
N M70
E
N R63

4
3
3
4
2
1
1
1
3
4
1
1 MN C61

E
N

N H90
N C61
N R63
N C62
N

N C62
N

N H90
N M70
P S76
P S76
N W57
N M70
P L38
P T44

5 PN U80
1 N
1 N K65

N

N

N R63
N S17
N S82
N B53
E
N S82

N A54
N H65
L

N S78
N A54
N H65
N A54
N H65
N A54
E
E

N S92
N 046
E

1 M N

1 P N B53

4 E

1 P N K65

2 N J40
0 N S92

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1/01/1969 - 12/31/1989

SUBJE

TREYBURN 'DEVELOPING' GOLF AND TENNIS

CABLE TV FIRM FOR TREYBURN GETS NOD __

ORGANON TEKNIKA HOSTS INDUSTRY VISITATION

TREYBURN FIRM SUES CITY OVER LAM! DEAL

GROUP! TIGHTEN LIMITS ON SEUAGE-PLANT PLAN

TAXPAYERS' MONEY AT RISK

TREYBURN WANTS PERMIT FOR SINGLE-FAMILY LOT

CITY FREES TREYBURN TO APPEASE DEVELOPERS ^^.^ , „TP

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

TREYBURN! ONE FAMILY— AND GROWING

HAJORPROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS

TREYBURN' S FIRST FAMILY MOVES INTO NEW HOUSE

ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT TO PROTECT LAKE

TREYBURN GETS FIRST FAMILY; HAMNER EXPECTS 100 BY 1990

HEALTH-CARE COMPANY DELAYS PLANT OPENING

WATER POLITICS RESURFACE

GLUT OF PLASTIC GLOVES SNAGS TREYBURN PLANT

DON'T ELIMINATE HIGHWAYS

HOPE PLANTATION REPLICA WINS AWARD

TREYBURN WANTS CITY'S NOD FOR SEWER LINES
PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON TREYBURN SEWERS

TREYBURN CABLEVISION CO. _ M.,„„__11

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
CABLE TV FIRM FOR TREYBURN GETS NOD
TREYBURN CABLEVISION GETS CABLE FRANCHISE

TreYBTrlYBuKloNGUSIX FINALISTS FOR NEW LPGA HEADQUAPJEPf
LPGA OFFICIALS IMPRESSED WITH POSSIBILITIES OF TREYBURN
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CAN EARN FREE RIDE TOTING BAGS
TREYBURN 'DEVELOPING' GOLF AND TENNIS
TREYBURN DROPPED FROM CONSIDERATION FOR LPGA OFFICE
TREYBURN ASSISTANT NARROWLY MISSES TOURNAMENT nTLE
TREYBURN GOLF TOURNAMENT TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ARTHRITIS , JIU1
TREYBURN COUNTRY CLUB/ARTHRITIS GOLF CLASSIC (SPECIAL SECTION)
IT ALL STARTED WITH 'A GROUP OF INTERESTED PEOPLE'

TREYBURN TENNIS PRO-AM INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
TREYBURN TENNIS TOURNEY _ _ m^,Aun„
TREYBURN HOLDS ITS 1ST PRO-AM TENNIS TOURNAMENT

TRI-CITY TIRE SALES

TRI-CITY TIRE SALES, INC. (AD)

NBA HORNETS MAKE CUPS RUNNETH OVER AT TRI-PLAS

TRTANftl F ACtCi (MOTEL)

OPERATOR OF MOTELS TO ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR RELIEF FROM TAX PENALTIES
COMMISSIONERS ASK CITY'S DELAY ADOPTING SEWAGE TREATMENT PLAN

TRIANGLE ADVOCATES FOR CITIZENS OF TOMORROW (TACT)
TRADE GROUP SUPPORTS GROWTH

DEVELOPERS FORM PRO-GROWTH ADVOCATE GROUP ^„

IMPACT FEES COULD DIVERT BUILDING TO WAKE COUNTY, COUNCIL WARNED
TACT! DURHAM TAX BURDEN ON RESIDENTS ^„,„™
REPORT! POLICIES FORCE HEAVY TAX BURDEN ON HOMEOWNERS
FINANCING DURHAM'S FUTURE _ _ _ r^„
DEVELOF'KENT GROUP SEEKS 8 CHANGES IN IMPACT FEES

?£$^&$S%g$Tn*L REVIEW OF IMPACT-FEE ORDINANCE

DEVELOPERS SAY FEES MAY BACKFIRE, HURT GROWTH

WATERSHED ZONING OPPOSITION HARDENS

COUNCIL ADOPTS IMPACT-FEE LAW FOR DEVELOPMENT

DURHAM DEVELOPERS SET TO BEGIN PAYING IMPACT FEES NOVEMBER 1

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P

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S

2 5/02/1989 D

6 P N A76

S

2 5/09/1989 C

1 P N H65

H

2 5/11/1989 C

7 P P M66

S

2 6/08/1989 A

17 N

S

2 6/20/1989 C

1 N M06

H

2 7/03/1989 A

4 E

s

2 7/08/1989 C

1 N H65

S

2 7/25/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2 7/26/1989 C

1 N R63

s

2 7/26/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2 7/28/1989 A

4 E

S

2 8/16/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2 8/20/1989 C

1 M N Bll

H

2 8/20/1989 C

3 N C60

H

2 8/20/1989 F

1 P N Bll

S

2 8/21/1989 A

1 N C61

S

2 8/21/1989 A

8 N

S

2 8/24/1989 A

1 P N C61

H

2 8/26/1989 A

4 E

H

2 8/26/1989 B

2 N

H

2 10/03/1989 A

4 E

H

2 12/03/1989 F

1 P N

S

2 12/11/1989 C

1 N C61

S

2 12/12/1989 B

1 N C61

S

2 5/09/1989 C

1 P N H65

S

2 5/23/1989 A

1 N H65

H

2 2/16/1989 D

1 N C49

H

2 4/13/1989 D

1 N C49

H

2 4/30/1989 C

5 N C49

S

2 5/02/1989 D

6 P N A76

H

2 5/20/1989 D

1 N

H

2 7/02/1989 C

6 P N C49

S

2 10/02/1989 C

1 N H65

H

2 10/17/1989 D

1 D F

H

2 10/17/1989 D

8 P F

H 2 8/17/1989 D 2 N

S 2 8/29/1989 C 5 P N A76

S 2 4/19/1989 F 6 A

H 1 1/05/1989 C 2 N

S

H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H

s

2 3/12/1989 B
2 3/14/1989 C

N A54
N A54

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

CHH 1
H 2
S 2

5/24/1989 A
5/25/1989 C
6/07/1989 C
8/02/1989 A
8/03/1989 C
8/06/1989 D
8/31/1989 B
8/31/1989
9/01/1989
9/01/1989
9/05/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989

N M06
N R63
N R63
N C61
N R63
E

H R63
N C61
N R63
N C61
N M20
N R63
N C61

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1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

-DATE-

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TRIANGLE ALL-STARS (YOUTH BASKETBALL)

CHESTNUT BRANCHES OUT UITH TRIANGLE ALL-STARS

TRIANGLE ANIMAL AWARENESS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
MONTANA LOGGING AND BALLET COMPANY APPEARS

TRIANGLE AREA BUSINESS SURVEY
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
MOST FAST-GROWING COMPANIES IN AREA EXPERIENCE RECRUITING PROBLEMS

TRIANGLE AUDIO COMMUNICATIONS

COUNTY INSTALLS HEARING DEVICE

TRIANGLE BEVERAGE CO., INC.

$90,000 AWARDED TO ACCIDENT VICTIM

TRIANGLE CARDINALS (CHANGED TO CAROLINA REDBIRDS)
HARVEY BATTLES LONG ODDS IN NFL BID

TRIANGLE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

DURHAM'S N.C. LIFE AND SCIENCE MUSEUM MULLS MERGER

SCIENCE MUSEUM CONSIDERS MERGER

TRIANGLE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM IS STILL IN PLANNING STAGES

CHAPEL HILL FAVORS MUSEUM MERGER

JOINT MUSEUM POSES QUESTIONS OF FUNDING

MUSEUM MERGER IDEA HAS MERIT

JULIAN 'IDEA GUY' FOR MUSEUM PLAN

FORMER BOARD MEMBER AGAINST MUSEUM MERGER

DURHAM MUSEUM BOARD TO DISCUSS MERGER

MUSEUM BOARD REVIEWS PLAN FOR MERGER, DELAYS DECISION

MUSEUM BOARD SETS HEARING FOR COMMENTS ON MERGER

POLITICAL GROUP VOTES AGAINST DOWNTOWN MUSEUM MOVE

MEETING IS TONIGHT ON MUSEUM MERGER

MUSEUM MERGER TIED TO DOWNTOWN BRANCH

MUSEUM MERGER VOTE COULD COME TUESDAY

NATIONAL FUND-RAISER IN LIMBO FOR MUSEUM

DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL MUSEUMS VOTE MERGER

MUSEUM MERGER COMPLETION DUE NEXT MONTH

QUESTIONS UNANSWERED ON MUSEUMS' MERGER

LIFE & SCIENCE MUSEUM BOARD APPROVES MERGER

TRIANGLE CITIES BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU

TRIANGLE CITIES CLUB OF INTERNATIONAL TRAINING IN COMMUNICATIONS
COMMUNICATIONS WINNERS

TRIANGLE CIVITAN CLUB

BILL WEED ELECTED PRESIDENT OF TRIANGLE CIVITANS

TRIANGLE COMIC REVIEW

LAUGHS SELL WELL 'UPSCALE'; COMIC REVIEW MARKET GROWS

TRIANGLE CONSERVATIVE COALITION (TRICONS)
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
REMEDY CARTOON IMBALANCE

TRIANGLE DEVELOPMENT AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
DEVELOPMENT AWARDS WILL BE OFFERED
HOUSING PROJECT WINS AWARD

TRIANGLE DINNER THEATER
SEE ALSO THEATERS, DURHAM
MEANING IS TOO MUCH FOR MUSICAL FORMULA IN 'RAISIN'
TRIANGLE DINNER'S 'FANTASTICKS' IS A FIRST-RATE SHOW

TRIANGLE EQUITY INC.

S 2 5/09/1989 B 4 P N A76

S 2 9/28/1989 D 12 P N

H 2 11/17/1989 C
CHH 1 11/29/1989 A

1 N C60
3 N W57

H 2 6/03/1989 C 3 N

H

2

11/01/1989 D

1 P N M88

H

2

4/07/1989 A

1

N S69

S

2

4/07/1989 A

1

N M06

S

2

4/10/1989 A

1

N M06

S

2

4/10/1989 A

1

N M06

S

2

4/11/1989 A

1

N H65

H

2

4/12/1989 A

4

E

S

2

4/15/1989 A

1

N M06

H

2

4/21/1989 C

1

N C60

S

2

4/24/1989 C

1 P N M06

H

2

4/26/1989 C

1

N C60

S

2

4/26/1989 B

1

N M06

S

2

5/15/1989 A

7

N M06

S

2

5/18/1989 C

1

N M06

H

2

5/19/1989 C

1

N

S

2

5/19/1989 C

1

N M06

H

2

5/23/1989 C

3

N

H

2

5/24/1989 A

1

N C60

S

2

5/24/1989 A

1

N M06

S

2

5/27/1989 A

4

E

H

2

6/28/1989 B

5

N C60

S 2 3/18/1989 A 5 P P K30

H 2 9/27/1989 C 3 P N

CHH 1 7/28/1989 A 1 P N C62

H 2 1/09/1989 A 4 L

S 2 5/12/1989 A 5 N
H 2 10/28/1989 C 1 N K65

H 2 1/20/1989 D 6 R P10
H 2 10/05/1989 A 6 R P10

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS FILED AGAINST TOWER OWNER
TOMER FORECLOSURE SALE CLEARS HURDLE
UNIVERSITY TOWER SALE RESCHEDULED FOR OCT. 11

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO MASS TRANSIT

TRIANGLE RAIL PLAN WOULD AVOID LOOPS

RAIL SYSTEM OFFERS HOPE FOR TRANSIT WOES

DON'T ELIMINATE HIGHWAYS ^

ACTIVIST TOUTS ALTERNATIVE TO TRAFFIC LOOPS

•TRIANGLE EXPRESS' DESERVES STUDY

FURTHER STUDY URGED FOR RAIL

LIGHT-RAIL RELIEVES ROAD ANXIETY

TRIANGLE GARDENING EXPO

SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM

GARDEN SHOW SET FOR NEW CIVIC CENTER

SPRING WILL BE MAKING A GUEST APPEARANCE FOR GARDENING EXPO

TRIANGLE GARDENING EXPO '89; A BLOOMING ADVENTURE (SPECIAL SECTION)

A WEEKEND FOR GARDENERS _ „ mrfm

GARDENING EXPO '89 BLOSSOMS AT CIVIC CENTER

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?

SIX CHARITIES GET GARDEN EXPO DONATIONS

THE TRIANGLE HOME BOOK: THE BEST KEPT SECRETS OF THE TRIANGLE

Rsf HP^SfSFlg ISSil ARE NOW YOURS FOR THE ASKING

TRIANGLE HOSPICE INC,

SEE ALSO HOSPICE „

TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS CAN DIE WITH DIGNITY

TRIANGLE HOUSING PARTNERSHIP
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.

D^T^S^ MILLION ^AFFORDABLE, LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROJECT

DUKE COMMITS $1.2 HILLION TO LOW-INCOME HOUSING

LENDERS, ADVOCATES EXPLORE LOW-COST HOUSING

FIRM TO GET HOUSING FUNDS FOR EDGEMONT m

1ST DURHAM HOMES MAKE DEBUT IN AFFORDABLE-HOUSING PROGRAM

HOUSING OPENED FOR LOW-INCOME BUYERS

AFFORDABLE HOUSING GOAL SET BY TRIANGLE COOPERATIVE PROGRAM

TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

SEE ALSO COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS
SEE ALSO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

SEE™SaRI?^.C»a ffiffiSt»& PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
MONEY RUMORS WORRY COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT
MODEL SCHOOL QUERIES LIKELY AT BOARD MEETING

%^*F£^ll8&8F3* OF MONEY HAS OFFICIALS SCRAMBLING

TRIANGLE J ASKS 2-CENT PER CAPITA INCREASE rr^™A,

ORANGE CO. BOARD TO CONSIDER DRAFT OF MODEL SCHOOL PROPOSAL

MOORE COUNTY CONSIDERS JOINING TRIANGLE J COUNCIL

TRIANGLE FAMILY INCOME AVERAGES TOPS IN STATE

SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES MODEL SCHOOL AGREEMENT

REGIONAL TREATMENT PLAN CALLED TOO COSTLY

STIFFER BILLBOARD RULES ENDORSED

TRIANGLE'S LAND PRICES, FARMING DECLINE GROW

TRIANGLE J COUNCIL ATTACKS ITS LOW ATTENDANCE

OWASA CONSIDERS REGIONAL ROLE _ _

POLLUTANTS FOUND IN WATER SOURCES AROUND TRIANGLE

TRIANGLE J PUMPED UP FOR ATHLETES

DURHAM WAGES TOP U.S. AVERAGE

AREA SERVICE SEEN AS '90S JOB BOOM

HOUSING PROJECT WINS AWARD _ _

STEWART HONORED AS VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

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2 7/26/1989 A
2 9/16/1989 C

1 P N S69
1 N S69
1 N S69

S 2 9/29/1989 A
S 2 9/30/1989 A
H 2 10/03/1989 A
CHH 1 11/27/1989 A
CHH 1 11/29/1989 A
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
S 2 12/20/1989 A

1 N C61
4 E
4 E
1 M N S17
4 E
1 P N S17
4 L

S
H
H
H
H
S
H

2 3/07/1989 C
2 3/12/1989 E
2 3/14/1989 D
2 3/18/1989 A
2 3/18/1989 C
2 3/20/1989 C
2 8/14/1989 A

1 N

16 U B56
1 D F
4 E
1 P N C60
1 P P C45
6 N

S
H

2 6/23/1989 A
2 7/02/1989 D

6 P F G59
3 P U H45

S 2 11/03/1989 A 8 P N G59

CHH 1

1/03/1989 A 1

N H90

H

2

4/20/1989 C 1

N

S

2

4/20/1989 C i

I P N S92

H

2

4/24/1989 C 1

t N K65

S

2

6/30/1989 A

I N C61

S

2

9/29/1989 C

N E33

H

2

9/30/1989 C

I P N S22

H

2 10/17/1989 C

I N C60

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

H

2

H

2

CHH 1

H

5

H

2

H

9

ft

H

2

cm-

1

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

1/26/1989
2/01/1989
2/06/1989
2/10/1989
2/24/1989
4/27/1989
5/01/1989
5/12/1989
6/08/1989
6/21/1989
6/23/198?
7/28/1989
7/30/1989
8/07/1989
9/18/1989
9/23/1989
9/29/1989
10/04/1989
10/05/1989
10/28/1989
11/02/1989

8

1
2
1
1
1
1
16

1 C N
3 P N
1 N
6 N
1 C N
12 P N
3 N
1 N
1 N
1 C N
1 N
1 N
9 H

P41
P41
M25
P41
P41
P41
M25
K65
K65
M25
K65
K65
K65
K65
M25
K65
K65
E33
K65
K65

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1-40 HIGH-OCCUPANCY LANES CONSIDERED

PLANNED NEW HOPE SCHOOL NAMED FOR MORE THAN MEANDERING CREEK

TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS, BUDGET
♦5.7 MILLION BUDGET SET FOR TRIANGLE J

TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS, CHAIRMAN

MRS. HERON GETS SECOND TERM AS TRIANGLE J CHAIRMAN

TRIANGLE LAND CONSERVANCY

LAND CONSERVANCY STUDY TO GUIDE ORANGE CO. GOVERNMENTS
CONSERVANCY EFFORT PRAISEWORTHY
LAND CONSERVANCY PLANS WALK ALONG NEW HOPE CREEK
FOREST TO RECEIVE OFFICIAL PROTECTION

TRIANGLE LUNCHEON CIVITAN CLUB
A DECADE OF SERVICE

TRIANGLE MIDDLE SCHOOL CONFERENCE

SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, SPORTS (BOYS AND GIRLS) (GENERAL HEADING)
NEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL SEVENTH-GRADERS ARE CHAMPS...

TRIANGLE MONUMENT (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO MONUMENTS
SEE ALSO SCULPTURE

TRIANGLE MONUMENT GOES PFFT

NO TO THE 10-STORY FLAMINGOj FLORIDA RESORT AREA TURNS DOWN.., TACKINESS

TRIANGLE MUSIC THEATER ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO OPERA
SINGING DOUBLES

SINGING IS HIGH NOTE OF FLAWED 'DON GIOVANNI'
TRIANGLE MUSIC THEATER ANNOUNCES NEU DIRECTORS
TILLEY TAKES THE BATON/NEW MUSIC DIRECTOR SEES WIDE HORIZONS FOR... OPERA

TRIANGLE RECORDER SOCIETY

SEE ALSO RECORDERS (MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS)
A LITTLE RESPECT; RECORDER PLAYERS GO PUBLIC FOR ANNIVERSARY

TRIANGLE REGION

TRIANGLE NEEDS COOPERATION

TRIANGLE RANKED FOURTH IN GROWTH BY MAGAZINE

TRIANGLE ROUND TABLE CONSORTIUM

MEASURE OF TEACHER QUALITY BEING SOUGHT

TRIANGLE TOWNSHIP

TOWNSHIP PLANNERS SEEK INPUT

PLANNERS WEIGH FUTURE OF RURAL TOWNSHIP

TRIANGLE TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS DISCUSS PLAN TO GUIDE GROWTH

TRIANGLE TWISTERS (GYMNASTICS FEDERATION)
SEE ALSO GYMNASTICS
FANFARE/BALANCING RESULTS
GYMNASTS PERFORM

TRIANGLE UNITED WAY

UNITED WAY PLANS JOINT COUNTY EFFORT

TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES LICENSING CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO INVENTIONS
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY

SEE ALSO U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
RESEARCH PARK CONSORTIUM MARKETS IDEAS OF THREE TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES

TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES NUCLEAR LABORATORY
ATOMIC POWER
DUKE RESEARCHERS TRY FUSION EXPERIMENT

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H 2 11/16/1989 C

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8 N K65

H 2 5/27/1989 C
H 2 6/07/1989 C

CHH 1 1/24/1989 A

CHH 1 1/25/1989 A

H 2 3/31/1989 C

CHH 1 6/05/1989 A

14 N K65
12 N

1 N M70

4 E

4 N

1 N S17

S 2 9/27/1989 C 9 P P S73

S 2 3/21/1989 D 4 P U A76

H 2 1/20/1989 A
H 2 4/05/1989 A

S 2 3/23/1989 D

S 2 3/25/1989 A

S 2 8/10/1989 D

H 2 9/04/1989 A

1 N N36
4 E

4 P F B71
8 R C58
12 N
6 P F P10

H 2 5/14/1989 E 1 F W66

H 2 1/10/1989 A
H 2 2/16/1989 C

4 L
3 N

S 2 6/23/1989 A 1 P N S92

H 2 7/30/1989 C
S 2 7/31/1989 C
S 2 8/30/1989 B

H 2 1/24/1989 B
S 2 4/25/1989 C

1 M N R63
1 M N H65
1 N H65

4 N
6 P P T32

CHH 1 8/20/1989 A 3 N S17

H 2 2/23/1989 C 1 P N K65

CHH 1 3/18/1989 A
S 2 4/13/1989 A

5 P N
15 N

TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES SECURITY SEMINAR

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TRIANGLE YOUTH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

TRIANGLE YOUTH HOCKEY TEAM 'SQUIRTS*

OUT A COUPLE OF WINS

TRIANGLE'S UNABASHED HOMEBREWERS
SEE ALSO BEER
WHEN HOMEBREWERS COMPETE, THEY DON'T FOOL AROUND

TRIASSIC BASIN

SHEARON HARRIS SITE MAKES SENSE, WAKE COUNTY OFFICIAL SAYS

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KORB! PUSHING POLITICS HARMS MILITARY'S FUTURE
UN ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT UNC

TRIANGLE VEGETARIAN SOCIETY
SEE ALSO VEGETARIANS
THE VEGETARIAN PERSPECTIVE; NOT SO DIFFICULT, JUST AS TASTY...

TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM __

COMMISSIONERS ASK CITY'S DELAY ADOPTING SEWAGE TREATMENT PLAN

COUNTY ASKS CITY DELAY ON NEW SEWAGE PROPOSAL

TRIANGLE WEAVERS

^TRIANGLE WEAVERS RPOMOTE THEIR ART IN FESTIVAL AT CARRBORO'S ARTSCENTER

TRIANGLE WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER
IF SHE HAD LISTENED...

FORCES ON BOTH SIDES PLAN ACTIONS

EIGHT ARRESTED IN ABORTION PROTEST ACTION

POLICE LOG/CLINIC GETS THREATENING PHONE CALLS

HEALTH OFFICIALS CRITICAL OF HEALTH CENTER ADS

CENTER PULLS MEASLES TEST AD FROM NEWSPAPER

POLICE LOG/ABORTION PROTESTERS LEAVE PEACEFULLY

ABORTION ACTIVISTS GO ON TRIAL TODAY

ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS FOUND GUILTY OF TRESPASSING

ACTIONS DON'T DETER PATIENTS, LOCAL CLINIC EMPLOYEE SAYS

S 2 10/23/1989 A
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A

1 N M06

9 P N

H 2 2/15/1989 B 1 M F S56

2 3/14/1989 C
2 3/14/1989 C

1 N A54
1 P N H65

CHH 1 3/13/1989 A 3 P N H90

H 2

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

1/05/1989 A
1/05/1989 A
1/22/1989 A
2/10/1989 A
2/11/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
3/28/1989 A
4/12/1989 A
4/13/1989 A
4/13/1989 A

4 L

3 P N S17
3 P N C62
3 N
1 N SI?

5 N
8 N
3 N

3 N R63
3 N S17

S 2 1/17/1989 D 4 P U A76

H 2 10/29/1989 B

CHH 1 12/10/1989 A

4 P N S22
1 N M25

TRICYCLES

SEE ALSO BICYCLES
TREED TRIKE

TRILLIUMS: SPRING FLOWERS CAUSE WARM MEMORIES TO BLOOM...

TRINITY AVE.

TRINITY AVE. BLA2E KILLS 2

ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED IN TRINITY AVENUE FIRE

TRINITY COLLEGE (NOW DUKE UNIV.)

HISTORICAL SOCIETY SETS MEETING „ttu _. „._„__„

MAKING THE GRADE/DURHAM WORKS HARD TO EARN RENOWN AS 'CITY OF EDUCATION'

TRINITY COLLEGE TAKES ROOT IN HUMBLE BEGINNINGS

TRINITY ENJOYS NATIONAL PROMINENCE. RECOGNITION

TOWN BUILDS COLLEGE FROM GROUND UP

THE SPORTING YEARS/SUCCESS OF TEAMS, FAN SUPPORT KEEP SPORTS LIVELY...

BRADSHER, GANTT, 'PERFECT' PITCHERS FOR TRINITY COLLEGE AT CENTURY'S...

TRINITY COLLEGE AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
THREE RECEIVE TOP TEACHING AWARD AT DUKE

TRINITY HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD

DUKE NEIGHBORS FEAR ABC LAX ON UNDER-AGE DRINKING

TRINITY LABORATORIES LTD.

DURHAM TO GET TEXTILE, BIOTECH PLANTS

CHH 1 7/13/1989 A 1 P P L38

H 2 5/28/1989 E 2 P W

2 10/28/1989 A
2 10/29/1989 B

1 P N E33
1 P N M51

4/18/1989 A
4/19/1989 G
4/19/1989 G
4/19/1989 G
4/19/1989 G
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H

S75
S92
S92
S92
S92
B31
F25

2 10/13/1989 B
2 12/09/1989 A
2 3/31/1989 A

9 P N D80
1 N S69
1 N S92

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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH

SEE TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

TRINITY PARK (DURHAM, N.C.)
SEE TRINITY PARK NEIGHBORHOOD

TRINITY PARK ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
SEE ALSO TRINITY PARK NEIGHBORHOOD

NORTKGATE PLANS MAJOR EXPANSION

DHS PRINCIPAL TO BE TRANSFERRED

CLOCK RUNS ON DURHAM HIGH

TRINITY PARK NEIGHBORHOOD

SEE ALSO TRINITY PARK ASSOCIATION
UELCOME MAT NOT OUT FOR BUS TERMINAL
ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL
CHANGING TIMES

GROUP WANTS PRINCIPAL FIRED AT DURHAM HIGH
DR. ELLIS 'UNAWARE' OF OUSTER DEMANDS
DUKE NEIGHBORS FEAR ABC LAX ON UNDER-AGE DRINKING
BASS RE-ELECTED SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN
BASS STILL SCHOOL BOARD HEAD; TRINITY PARK RESIDENTS WALK OUT

TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
CANDLELIGHT VIGIL FOR SIX SALADORAN PRIESTS SLAIN LAST WEEK

TRISO-TECH

DOWNTOWN DURHAM GETS COMPUTER-SERVICE FIRM

TRIWIDE

SEE ALSO TELEPHONE RATES
NEW SERVICE TO CUT AREA PHONE BILLS (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-30-89)
'TRIWIDE' WORKING, SAY GTE OFFICIALS

H 2 10/19/1989 C
S 2 12/15/1989 A
H 2 12/18/1989 A

2 2/18/1989 C
2 4/14/1989 A
2 11/13/1989 C
2 12/06/1989 B
2 12/07/1989 C
2 12/09/1989 A
2 12/12/1989 A
2 12/12/1989 B

H 2 11/20/1989 B
S 2 7/22/1989 C

2 3/28/1989 A
2 4/03/1989 C

TROLLEY CARS

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TROLLEY SERVICE

BOARD ADVISES CARRBORO NOT TO FUND TROLLEYS (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-20-89) CHH 1

ALDERMEN HASH OUT TROLLEY ISSUE CHH 1

CLARIFICATION CHH 1

TROLLEY WON'T STOP HERE; UNLESS CARRBORO PAYS, DIBBERT SAYS CHH 1

TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS

LET'S SEND THEM OUR KUDZU

EVENT TO ADDRESS IMPORTANCE OF RAIN FORESTS

STERN WARNING FOCUSES ON WORLD'S RAIN FORESTS

HUMAN RIGHTS LINKED TO PLIGHT OF RAINFORESTS, JOURNALIST SAYS

4/18/1989 A
4/19/1989 A
4/20/1989 A
4/28/1989 A

H 2 2/11/1989 A
CHH 1 9/22/1989 A
CHH 1 9/25/1989 A
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A

TROUT

SEE ALSO FISHING
N.C. TROUT FARM HOOKS BUSINESS

TROXLER ELECTRONICS

N.C. COMPANIES PUT FOOT IN WIDENING DOOR OF JAPANESE MARKET

TROY HOUSE

SEE ALSO PAROLE
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, DURHAM
HALF-WAY HOUSE FOR N.C. PRISONERS ENJOYS SUCCESS IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM

TRUANCY

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE

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

S 2 1/23/1989 A
H 2 3/19/1989 A

1 N S22
1 P N Yll
4 E

N C47
E

P L38
N Yll
N Yll
N S69
N C47
N Yll

1 P P R56
1 P N S78

1 C N C47
1 N H65

1 N C62
3 N C62
8 N
1 P N S17

4 E
3 P N 317
3 N S17
3 N

6 N
1 C Q C60

H 2 1/25/1989 C 1 P N P38

8/15/1989 A
8/16/1989 C
8/16/1989 A
8/21/1989 A
8/25/1989 A

1

3 P
4
4
1 P

N S92
N C47
E
E
N S92

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CITY SCHOOLS DECLARE WAR ON TRUANCY
FIGURES SHOW SCHOOL ATTENDANCE UP

TRUCK DRIVERS

SEE ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY „ „ mm_m

TRUCK STOP; SHOW-OF-FORCE SENDS DRUG 'WARNING' TO TRUCKERS
TRUCKERS' SPITE ACTUALLY HELPS TESTING OF STRIPES ON FREEWAY
WW TARGETS DRUNKEN TRUCKERS, FINDS NONE IN ORANGE COUNTY
DMV 1-85 CRACKDOWN FINDS NO DRUNKEN TRUCK DRIVERS

TRUCK SAFETY

SEE ALSO SAFETY

SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY _

SAFETY OF LONG TRUCKS GOOD REASON TO DELAY

TRUCK STOPS

SEHEALTH DEPARTffi^SAYS TRUCK STOP SEPTIC SYSTEM IS HAZARDOUS
COURT POSTPONES HEARING ON TRUCK STOP
PETRO, COUNTY REACH ACCORD ON SYSTEM

TRUCKING INDUSTRY

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TOW TRUCK ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO TRUCK DRIVERS
SATELLITE SYSTEM TRACKS TRUCKS

TRUCKING INDUSTRY, REGULATIONS

FEDERAL INACTION MAY KILL TRUCK-LIGHTS LAW

LAW ON TRACTOR-TRAILER LIGHTS PROMPTS OPPOSITION, CONFLICTS _„Tnri

SAFETY & ECONOMIC INTERESTS DEBATED ON BILL TO ALLOW LONGER TRACTOR...

SENATE PANEL APPROVES RIGS WITH TRAILER'S MEASURING 53 FEET

SENATE TENTATIVELY OKS LONGER TRACTOR-TRAILERS

SAFETY OF LONG TRUCKS GOOD REASON TO DELAY _

STATE SENATE VOTES TO ALLOW USE OF 53-FOOT SINGLE TRAILERS

TRUCKING REGULATIONS , _,

SEE TRUCKING INDUSTRY, REGULATIONS

TRUCKS

SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO SUPERTRUCK
SEE ALSO TWIN TRAILERS
SEE ALSO WEIGHING STATIONS

THIS »TRASHY» TRUCK HELPS TOWN KEEP CLEAN

TOO HOT TO HANDLE

WAITING, DREAMING

PROCESSION HONORS WRECKER DRIVER

SHAME ON THOSE AWFUL PICKUPS

TO GOOD BUDDIES, GOOD LUCK AND GOOD PICKUP TRUCKS

TRUCKS, THEFTS

SEE ALSO AUTOS, THEFTS „ . „_

POLICE LOG/STUDENTS OF SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL ASSAULTED
POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE SHOT IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERY TRY

TRUE BELIEVER (FILM) _

•TRUE BELIEVER' A GOOD OL' THRILLER __ __

'TRUE BELIEVER' COMIC OPTIMISM MIXES BADLY WITH MORAL MALAISE

TRUE VALUE HARDWARE STORES

CHATHAM COUPLE SUES HAYTI FIRMS

JUDGE RULES HAYTI GROUPS OWE MONEY TO CHATHAM PAIR Tn_

SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES CLOSE, PADLOCK HERITAGE SQUARE HARDWARE STORE

HAYTI WILL TRY TO REOPEN STORE nnvrr

HAYTI HARDWARE STORE OWES OVER $100,000 IN BACKRENT

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

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8/26/1989 C
11/03/1989 A

1 N C60
1 N Yll

CHH 1 1/27/1989 A 3 P N H90

H 2 4/23/1989 B 1 P N A54

S 2 6/07/1989 A 12 N M06

CHH 1 6/08/1989 A 2 N H90

2 6/29/1989 A

CHH 1 4/26/1989 A 1 N R63
CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 5/04/1989 A 3 N H90

H 2 7/23/1989 D 6 P N C47

H

2

3/05/1989 B

1

H

H

2

3/18/1989 C

3

N

H

2

6/15/1989 A

15

N

H

2

6/22/1989 B

4 P N

H

2

6/28/1989 D

9

N

S

2

6/29/1989 A

4

E

H

2

6/30/1989 A

12

N

CHH

S

S

H

H

CHH

5/24/1989 A
6/28/1989 B
7/08/1989 C
7/27/1989 C
11/18/1989 A
12/03/1989 A

H90
T44
L38
S76

H 2 8/28/1989 A 11 N M51
H 2 12/31/1989 B 1 N

H

H

S
S
H

s

H
H
S
H
H

2 3/03/1989 D
2 9/08/1989 D

9 P R S66
11 P R L59

2/01/1989
2/10/1989
4/14/1989
4/14/1989
4/15/1989
4/16/1989
4/17/1989
4/18/1989
4/19/1989

N H70
N H70
N S69
N

N S69
N S69
N M06
N
N

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RESCUE OF EUTHANASIA1'

COURT ORDER PUTS HOLD ON HAYTI APPROPRIATION FROM CITY COFFER

UHITE CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO OWN STORE

WHITE DENIES BREAK-IN AT HAYTI STORE

HAYTI BOARD ACCEPTS WHITE'S RESIGNATION AS CORP. PRESIDENT

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

ATTORNEY GENERAL: NO CHARGES LIKELY FROM HAYTI PROBE

COURT? DISSOLVE HAYTI STORE'S ASSETS

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 VOWS CHALLENGE

SALE TO BEGIN TODAY AT HAYTI HARDWARE STORE

BANKRUPTCY SALE BUSINESS BRISK

BARGAIN SEEKERS BROWSE AT SALE IN BANKRUPT STORE

FAILED_HAYTI HARDWARE VENTURE ENDS WITH AUCTION OF ALL STORE'S CONTENTS

COURT ORDERS DURHAM TO PAY HAYTI CORP, MONEY TO SHERIFF

TRUMPET OF CONSCIENCE (NEWSLETTER)
PUBLICATION CELEBRATES

TRUTH IN SAVINGS

SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
PRICE CO-SPONSORS MEASURE CONCERNING SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

TRYPTOPHAN

EXTREME MUSCLE PAIN IS OFTEN A SIDE EFFECT FROM TAKING DRUG L-TRYPTOPHAN CHH 1 12/22/1989 A

4/20/1989
4/28/1989
5/03/1989
5/03/1989
5/12/1989
5/16/1989
5/16/1989
5/25/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
6/01/1989
6/04/1989
6/20/1989 B
7/21/1989 A
7/22/1989
8/08/1989
8/09/1989
8/20/1989
8/21/1989
8/22/1989 B
8/22/1989 B
8/23/1989 C
8/23/1989
8/24/1989
8/30/1989
10/06/1989

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N S69
N

N M06
N S69
N

N M06
N S69
N M06
N M06
N R63
N R63
N 569
N M06
N K06
N M06
N

N R63
N M06
N R63

1 P N M06

N R63
N M06
N S69
N R63
N R63

S 2 5/22/1989 A 3 N

TSING TAO (RESTAURANT)

CHARLIE TWO SHOES OPENS RESTAURANT IN CHAPEL HILL

TUBAS

TUBAS SOUND NOTES FOR LIFE-LONG PASSION

TUBERCULOSIS

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
TB INCREASES 80 PERCENT IN DURHAM

TUCKER: THE MAN AND HIS DREAM (FILM)

'TUCKER' A JOYRIDE OF MALE PASSIONS (CARS, DEALS)

TUESDAY TALK

BOWING IN, BOWING OUT AT DEBUTANTE BALL

CATCHING UP ON NEW YEAR'S EVE

IT WAS A WEEK FOR ART-LOVERS IN THE TRIANGLE

ORCHESTRA HONORS CORPORATE SPONSORS

ARTS COUNCIL KICKS OFF FUND DRIVE/TUESDAY TALK

METAMORPHOSIS II : FROM THEATER STAR TO A GENIAL GUEST

THEATRE GUILD'S NEWEST PLAY IS QUITE A PUZZLER

HEALTH FAIR HONORS VOLUNTEERS/TUESDAY TALK

DURHAM ACADEMY SETS RECORD WITH A SNOWY AUCTION/TUESDAY TALK

WRITER HAS A NICE STYLE

TWO ARTISTS' WORKS TO HELP HOMELESS/TUESDAY TALK

TROPICAL 'BEACH' TURNED OUT CHILLY

CHOWING DOWN FOR FUN AND PROFIT/TUESDAY TALK

VOCALISTS SING TUNEFUL FAREWELL TO THEIR PIANIST

A CRAFTY WAY TO WELCOME SPRING/TUESDAY TALK

LINKS INC, AUCTION FEATURES ART FROM ACROSS NATION (CORRECTED 4-13-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

EYE CENTER'S AUCTION OVERCOMES OBSTACLES/TUESDAY TALK

CHH 1 5/22/1989 A 2 N
7 U
14 N
6 P F G59

S 2 4/28/1989 A
S 2 9/05/1989 A

H 2 11/03/1989 C 1 N C60

H

2

5/26/1989 D

4 P R L59

H

2

1/03/1989 B

1 P U W15

H

2

1/10/1989 B

1 P U U15

H

2

1/17/1989 B

1 P U U15

H

2

1/24/1989 A

6 P U W15

H

2

1/31/1989 A

6 P U WIS

H

2

2/07/1989 B

1 P U U15

H

2

2/14/1989 B

1 U WIS

H

2

2/21/1989 A

6 P U W15

H

2

2/28/1989 B

1 P U W15

H

2

3/06/1989 A

4 L

H

2

3/07/1989 A

6 P U W15

H

2

3/14/1989 A

6 P U W15

H

2

3/21/1989 B

1 P U W15

H

2

3/28/1989 B

1 P U W15

H

2

4/04/1989 B

1 P U HIS

H

2

4/11/1989 B

1 P U W15

H

2

4/13/1989 A

2 N

H

2

4/18/1989 A

6 U W15

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MONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

PARTY HONORS ARTIST MAUD GATEUOOD _ „„„, UAm rTKr , ,_„,

BOOK-SIGNING: YOUNG, OLD TURN OUT TO SEE AUTHOR MADELEINE L'ENGEL

A LINGERIE SHOW JUST FOR WOMEN

IT'S A RED-LETTER DAY FOR THE RED CROSS/TUESDAY TALK

LOWE'S GROVE ALUKNI BID FAREWELL TO SCHOOL/TUESDAY TALK

ISRAELI ARTIST'S WALL HANGINGS WEAVE A SPELL/TUESDAY TALK

AFTER 50 YEARS, ARCHITECT PYNE LEAVES FIVE FAINTS

OFF TO THE SWAMP... /TUESDAY TALK

RELOCATORS HEAR PITCH ON BULL CITY

MUSICAL GIFT ON FATHER'S DAY/TUESDAY TALK _ _,_

BEACHSCAPES OF THE HIND: PAINTINGS TO HAKE YOU SHAKE SAND FROH YOUR SHOE

AS PARTIES GO, THESE 2 WERE A WHIZ

A LITTLE SHAGGING AND A LOT OF GOLF/TUESDAY TALK

POETRY AND HUSIC/TUESDAY TALK

THE INSIDE SCOOP ON 'OUTSIDER' ART/TUESDAY TALK

SINGER WHITING BRINGS WORKSHOP A PRO TOUCH/TUESDAY TALK

YOUNG SCIENTISTS GET TO TRY LIFE IN THE LAB FOR REAL/TUESDAY TALK

A 'ROCKY' TIHE AT BARTENDER'S BALL ,^n/T1.-„r^

FEELING GOOD FOR HELPING OUT WAS SUMNER'S WAGES/TUESDAY TALK

UNITED WAY BUFFET TURNS OUT VACATION-PICTURE PARTY

OPENING A WINDOW ON THE FLOATING WORLD __

LUNCH AT BARN BENEFITS CANCER RESEARCH CENTER

IT TOOK SOME SLEUTHING... /TUESDAY TALK

DESPITE RAIN, THIS REUNION WAS A DUKE DAY AFTERNOON/TUESDAY TALK

GOLD STAR AWARD PRESENTED TO DURHAM'S TOP 2 TEACHERS

JAPANESE COOKING: DEMONSTRATION ACCOMPANIES EXHIBIT OF PRINTS AT MUSEUM

DUKE ARTISTS SERIES MARKS 60 YEARS WITH A 'YEARLONG MBIT*

PILOT CLUB CELEBRATES 50 YEARS, AND A PARTICULAR CHARTER MEMBER

SAVOYARDS PAY HOMAGE TO 'TECHIE EXTRAORDINAIRE'

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATH DISPLAYS CIRCUIT BOARD ART

AFTER A FASHION

DEFINITELY A 'SUPER' AUCTION

PULLING THEIR HATS OUT OF THE RING

EXECUTIVE MANSION IN HOLIDAY BEST _ mmmKm^Mt.

GREYSTONE'S SINGING TREE BRINGS CHRISTMAS MEANING OUT OF CHRISTMAS...

MIRACLE ON THE POLAR EXPRESS

TUITION TAX CREDITS
SEE TAX CREDITS

TUMORS

SEE ALSO BRAIN TUMOR
SEE ALSO CANCER
DUKE FINDS BEST TEMPERATURE FOR ANTI-TUMOR THERAPY

TURIN SHROUD

SEE SHROUD OF TURIN

TURKEY (REPUBLIC OF) _

BATH AND BARGAINS ARE MEMORIES OF TURKEY

TURKEY FARM ROAD „„ mm^—

HIGHWAY BILL PAVES WAY FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS

TURKEY WALK (TURKEY RUN)
SEE ALSO WALKING
WEATHER BRINGS OUT TURKEY RUNNERS

TURKEYS

SEE ALSO POULTRY INDUSTRY mtm , nAr

IGNORE YOUR WIFE, BUT NEVER EVER SERVE HER TURKEY LOAF
REVENGE OF THE TURKEY LOAD: THE RECIPES STRIKE BACK
THE MANLY ART
CONSUMERS CAN MAKE MOST OF LEFTOVER TURKEY

TURN-KEY SOLUTIONS INC. _

MOST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS DON'T USE PERSONAL COMPUTERS

TURNER AND HOOCH (FILM) „

IMG, COP COMEDY 'ALMOST DISNEY CLASSIC CARTOON'

N
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H
H
H
H
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H
H
H
H
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H
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4/25/1989 A

5/02/1989 B

5/09/1989 A

5/16/1989

5/23/1989

5/30/1989

6/06/1989

6/13/1989

6/20/1989

6/27/1989

7/04/1989 B

7/11/1989 A

7/18/1989

7/25/1989

8/01/1989

8/08/1989

8/15/1989

8/22/1989

8/29/1989

9/05/1989

9/12/1989

9/19/1989

9/26/1939

10/03/1989

10/10/1989

10/17/1989

10/24/1989

10/31/1989

11/07/1989

11/14/1989

11/21/1989

11/28/1989

12/05/1989 B

12/12/1989 A

12/19/1989 B

12/26/1989 A

A
A

A
A
A

A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A

U W15
U W15
U W15
U W15
U W15
U W15
U W15
U W15
U W15
U W15
U WIS
U W15
U W15
U WIS
U W15
U W15
U WIS
U WIS
U W15
U WIS
U W15
U W15
U W15
U W15
U WIS
U W15
U W15
U U15
U W15
F W15
U W15
U WIS
U W15
U W15
U W15
U WIS

S 2 10/16/1989 C 1 N

H 2 7/02/1989 E 1 P G G68

CHH 1 7/31/1989 A 1 N M20

S 2 12/05/1989 D 4 N M06

S 2 2/25/1989 C 1 U S78

S 2 5/23/1989 C 1 U S78

H 2 11/22/1989 B 1 D F S56

S 2 11/22/1989 B 1 P N G59

H 2 3/12/1989 D 6 N
S 2 8/03/1989 D 4 P R S92

1X630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

THIS DOGGIE MOVIE WINS EVEN A CAT LOVER

TURNER MURPHY CO

TESTIMONY FOCUSES ON OXFORD SEWER PLANT DELAYS

THE TURNINB POINT (CARRBORO. N.C.)

THE NEXT BUS IN WILL BE CARRYING AN ARTIST'S DREAM

TURTLES

SEE ALSO REPTILES
TENACIOUS TURTLE TRIPS UP TRAFFIC
RESEARCHER SAYS BALLOONS DANGEROUS TO TURTLES
TURTLE GALLERY
GETTING INTO HIGH GEAR

TUTORING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
SEE ALSO READING

CLASSES AT SHELTER FOR HOMELESS OFFER HOPE FOR CLIMBING TO BETTER WAY...

BETTER SAT SCORES AIM OF TUTORING

DHS TEACHERS OFFER MORE HELP TO STUDENTS

CITY HALL5 THE TUTOR?

20-20 (TV SHOW)

DUKE MEDICAL CENTER ON GUARD FOR 20/20

DUKE CANCER TEST TO BE TOPIC ON '20/20»

DUKE TEST CONTROVERSY INVOLVES TV NETWORK

LAWYERS ARGUE WHETHER ABC SHOULD PRODUCE FILM IN LAWSUIT

NETWORK WON'T HAVE TO TURN OVER TAPED INTERVIEWS WITH DUKE OFFICIALS

TWENTY-SECOND STATE HOUSE DISTRICT (N.C.)

MANY LIKELY CANDIDATES CROP UP FOR WATKINS' SEAT
PANEL WILL MEET XT. 5 TO PICK NEW LEGISLATOR
WATKIN'S SUCCESSOR MEETING DECISION IMMINENT
LOUIE WATKINS IS ADDED TO LIST FOR HOUSE SEAT
WATKINS' SUCCESSOR EXPECTED TO BE SELECTED TONIGHT
GREEN PICKED TO FINISH WATKINS' HOUSE TERM

TWENTY-FOURTH AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO POLL TAX
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION, AMENDMENTS

HHS STUDENTS WANT STATE OFFICIALLY TO END POLL TAX

SYMBOLIC VOTE IMPORTANT

25 YEARS LATER, STUDENTS WANT STATE TO RATIFY 24TH AMENDMENT

HILLSIDE GROUP LOBBIES HOUSE ON RATIFICATION BILL

HILLSIDE STUDENTS ARE PRAISED ON ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE

TWIN TRAILERS
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
TOWN WON'T SUPPORT TRAILER BAN
PROS, CONS HEARD ON ALLOWING LONGER TRAILERS
SUBCOMMITTEE ADVANCES BILL TO ALLOW 53-FOOT TRAILERS
KEEP LARGER TRAILERS OFF HIGHWAYS OF N.C.
BILL TO ALLOW LONGER TRAILERS ADVANCES
LONGER TRUCKS BIG MISTAKE
LEGISLATURE ENACTS LAW TO TAX CONFISCATED DRUGS
TWIN-TRAILERS TO CLOG MORE N.C. HIGHWAYS

TWINS

SEE ALSO INFANTS
BUSH SENDS BIRTHDAY LETTER TO TWINS WHO WILL BE 105
FOR OLDEST TWINS (105), THERE WILL BE GREAT BIRTHDAY HOOPLA
TWINS CELEBRATE THEIR 105TH BIRTHDAY
WORLD'S OLDEST TWINS TURN 105
SINGING DOUBLES

TWIN PAGES BRING DOUBLE ENTHUSIASM TO HOUSE
DURHAM'S TWIN COPS FIND DUTIES DOUBLY CHALLENGING
DETENTION DUTY DOUBLES CAREERS Of MIMS TWINS
TRADING STORIES/UNC HOSPITALS HOLDS REUNION FOR PARENTS OF PREMATURE...

TYLENOL

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H 2 8/04/1989 D 3 R S66

H 1 11/30/1989 C 1 N T33

CHH 1 5/07/1989 A 3 P N S17

S 2
H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1

4/28/1989 A
5/C8/1989 B
5/24/1989 A
7/19/1989 A

1 N B53
5 N
1 P P L38
3 P P L38

H
H
S
H

2 3/07/1989 B
2 9/28/1989 C .
2 9/29/1989 A
2 10/06/1989 A

1 P N A54
1 N C47
4 E
4 E

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H
H
H

S

2
2
2
2
2

3/28/1989 A
6/09/1989 C
7/30/1989 C
8/04/1989 C
8/22/1989 B

1
3
1
1
1

N C60
N C60
N

N S82
N

H
H
H
H
H
H

2 9/04/1989 B
2 9/15/1989 C
2 9/19/1989 B
1 10/06/1989 C

1 10/12/1989 C

2 10/13/1989 A

1 N T33
1 N T33
8 N
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 P N T33

S
S
H
H
H

2
2
2
2
2

1/17/1989 C
1/18/1989 A
1/27/1989 C
1/31/1989 B
2/23/1989 B

1 P N S92
4 E
1 P N L40

1 N L40

2 N L40

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2

1/11/1989 A
4/26/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
4/29/1989 A
5/04/1989 B
5/11/1989 A
8/12/1989 A
9/12/1989 A

3
12
10
4
4
4
3
4

N M25

N

N

E

N

E

N

E

H 2 1/05/1989 D
H 2 1/08/1989 C
H 2 1/14/1989 B
H 2 1/14/1989 C
S 2 3/23/1989 D
CHH 1 6/29/1989 A
H 2 10/02/1989 A
H 2 10/23/1989 B
CHH 1 12/04/1989 A

4 N
1 U N36
4 N
1 P P T32
4 P F B71
1 P N M20
1 P N M51
1 P N M51
1 P N H90

-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS

1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

TYLENOL LINK TO CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE IS RED FLAG— DOCTOR

TYNDALL'S FORMAL WEAR

TYNDALL'S FORMAL WEAR, INC.; A FAMILY TRADITION (AD)
CLEARING THE RECORD

TYPFURITERS

SECRETARY SHINfS AT THE KEYBOARD WREN THOSE FINGERS GO TO FLYING

UDI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP. „_™.

PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)

UDI INDUSTRIAL PARK

SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOF-HENT PARKS
FIRM HELP'S BUSINESSES KEEP 'GOOD THINGS'

U.S. CONGRESS, 101ST

SHAMEFUL 101ST CONGRESS

US 1

WORK SET SOON ON HENDERSON'S U.S. 1 BYPASS
HENDERSON BYPASS CONTRACT APPROVED

US 15-501

SEE ALSO 15-501 BYPASS

SEE ALSO FORDHAM BOULEVARD __ „

1-85 WAS DURHAM'S MOST USED ROAD IN 1988, ENGINEERS SAY

JACK BENNETT ROAD SEEN AS CURE TO U.S. 15-501 ILLS

PROTEAN WILL FINE-TUNE SHOPPING CENTER PLANS

STATE CONSIDERS BYPASS OPTIONS FOR U.S. 15-501

15-501 TO GET TURNING LANES

BUFFERS WOULD PROTECT LAND, DEVELOPER SAYS

CHATHAM, ORANGE CLASH OVER COWCCTOR ROAD LIKELY

THREE STREET WIDENINGS TOP NEEDS LIST

FUWER URGES COUNCIL TO NIX PROTEAN PROJECT

PLACING BOARD RECOMMENDS AGAINST REZONING 15-501

HANDS OFF TOWN'S SOUTH ENTRANCE

CHATHAM VOTES TO OPPOSE NORTHERN BYPASS IN ROAD PLAN

PAUSING FOR A QUESTION

DOT OFFICIAL WANTS 4-LtfE U.S. 15-501

CHATHAM BOARD FAVORS U.S. 15-501, 1-40 LINK , _TvrrrT, , . M4

HIGHWAY BILL INCOMPLETE, HACKNEY SAYS (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-4-89)

CORRECTION

CHATHAM BOARD WOULD REZONE LAND FOR MEMBER

FORDHAM BOULEVARD TO BE ESTABLISHED ^

CHRISTOPHER FORDHAM BOULEVARD A 'BYPASS' NO LONGER

DOT PLANNER SAYS SURVEY SUPPORTS CONNECTOR NEED

CHAPEL HILL-DURHAM GROUP DISCUSSES BORDER

SAVE MONEY FOR OPEN SPACE

CAR CROSSES 15-501 MEDIAN, WRECK HURTS 3

POLICE L0G/5-CAR WRECK HOSPITALIZES 3 PEOPLE

4-LANE 15-501 PLACED FOR 1996 CONSTRUCTION

US 64

US 70

PLANNER: PITTSBORO MUST LOOK AHEAD TO BYPASS EFFECT

1-85 DEFINES ALAMANCE TRAFFIC VOLUME
FOUR INJURED IN FOG-RELATED ACCIDENT ON U.S. 70
DOT REVISES 1-85 INTERCHANGE PLAN _

COLLISION INJURES THREE SERIOUSLY DURING RAINSTORM

US 70 BYPASS

CRITICS WOULD BYPASS NEU ROM

US 501

SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
ROXBORO IS CENTER OF PERSON COUNTY TRAFFIC PATTERN

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5/13/1989 C

18 N K65

S 2 4/19/1989 E 6 P A
H 2 4/25/1989 A 2 N

H 2 5/03/1989 A 10 P N K65

H 2 2/16/1989 B 5 P G

S 2 11/27/1989 C 1 P N E33

H 2 12/01/1989 A 4 E

H 1

8/11/1989 C

1 P N H60

H 2

9/02/1989 C

1 N R53

H 2

1/17/1989 A

1 M N 046

CHH 1

1/31/1989 A

2 N M25

CHH 1

1/31/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1

2/01/1989 A

1 M N M25

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

1 M N M25

CHH 1

3/02/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

3/24/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

3/25/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

4/04/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

4/06/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

5/02/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

5/12/1989 A

2 P P L38

CHH 1

5/28/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

6/01/1989 A

1 C N M20

CHH 1

6/04/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

7/15/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

7/22/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

8/22/1989 A

1 N M25

H 2

8/31/1989 B

2 P N R63

CHH 1

9/01/1989 A

4 E

S 2 10/31/1989 A

1 P N B53

H 2 11/01/1989 C

1 N S22

CHH 1

11/09/1989 A

1 P N M25

CHH 1

3/28/1989 A

3 N M25

H 1

2/14/1989 C

1 M N 046

CHH 1

2/22/1989 A

1 P N R63

CHW 1

4/12/1989 A

1 N H90

H 2

4/26/1989 C

3 P N K30

CPU 1 8/09/1989 A 1 M N D38

H 1 2/15/1989 C 1 M N 046

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M 0 N T H L Y / A N N (J A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

D — DATE-

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USA TODAY

MARTIN SLIGHTS NCCU CHAMPS

USA WEEKEND

CLEARING THE RECORD

USAIR

PLANS APPROVED FOR U.S. AIR TO EXPAND TERMINAL... (CORRECTED 4-6-89)
RDU EXPECTS SMOOTH PIEDMONT MERGER
SO LONG, PUDDLE JUMPER

USS ARIZONA

OXFORD WOMAN HELPS VISITORS AT MEMORIAL IN PEARL HARBOR

USS IOWA

GARNER MAN RECALLS KOREAN WAR DAYS ON IOWA

STUDY TRAGEDY FIRST

HALFHAST

APOLOGY NOT ENOUGH

THE UGLIEST DRAGON (PLAY)

'DRAGON' COATS KIDS' LESSON IN SUGAR, CHARACTERS, HIJINKS

ULCERS

SEE ALSO ZANTAC
MERCK'S NEW ULCER DRUG MAY PROVE TOUGH COMPETITOR FOR GLAXO'S ZANTAC
DUODENAL ULCER A SERIOUS PROBLEM/TO YOUR HEALTH
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION WARNS OF DANGER OF STOMACH ULCERS
NEW ULCER CURE MAY INCLUDE PEPTO-BISMOL

UMBRELLAS

NOT THE SEASON FOR ROCKIN'
OLD MAN WINTER TAUNTS TRIANGLE
COHORTS IN CHAPEL HILL

UMBRIA JAZZ FESTIVAL

SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO JAZZ

JAZZ FESTIVAL STRETCHES REYOND TRIANGLE

UMBRIA JAZZ FESTIVAL

N.C. UMBRIA OPENS WEDNESDAY

UMBRIA UP, RUNNING WITH RAVES

JAZZY N.C. UMBRIA FESTIVAL TOOTS AND SWINGS

ONE O'CLOCK RIGHT ON TIME

MCPARTLAND'S CONCERT ENTERTAINS AND EDUCATES

MARIAN MCPARTLAND PUTS ON CLASS ACT AT N.C. UMBRIA

UMSTEAD DRIVE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
CLOSED UNTIL NOVEMBER

UMSTEAD HOSPITAL

SEE JOHN B. UMSTEAD HOSPITAL

UMSTEAD ROAD

CRASH INJURES 2

UMSTEAD STATE PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS N.C.
SECTION OF UMSTEAD PARK HIT BY TORNADO MAY REOPEN JUNE 1

UNCLE BUCK (FILM)

'UNCLE BUCK' IS NOTHING MORE THAN BUNK

UNDER THE STREET (CLUB)

SEE ALSO SEVENTH STREET (RESTAURANT)
'DOWN UNDER' FILMS SHOWN
SPRING TUNE-UP ILL HAS A CAUSE

S 2 3/31/1989 A 4 L
H 2 12/31/1989 A 2 N

H 2 4/05/1989 C 1 P N P41
H 2 6/30/1989 C 2 N
H 2 7/19/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/07/1989 B 1 P N

H 2 4/21/1989 A 2 N H60

S 2 4/24/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 4/26/1989 A 1 P P L38

S 2 7/05/1989 A 4 E

H 2 3/16/1989 B 1 P R P10

H 2 1/13/1989 B 4 N K65

CHH 1 2/17/1989 A 6 U

H 2 3/31/1989 C 1 N C60

S 2 7/26/1989 A 14 U

CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 3 P P L38
H 2 2/18/1989 A 1 P N S73
CHH 1 5/09/1989 A 5 P P L38

H

2

3/04/1989 C

12

N W66

S

2

3/30/1989 D

5 P N

H

2

3/31/1989 D

11

N

H

2

4/07/1989 C

4

R S66

S

2

4/07/1989 B

6

I

S

2

4/13/1989 D

8

R C58

H

2

4/18/1989 A

6

R S66

S

2

4/20/1989 D

3

R C58

WITH TUNE-UP'S *2,000, RELIEF IS IN SIGHT
PLAYING WITH THE BIG BOYS/CHANNEL Ci

CATS ENJOYING AIR TIME...

CHH 1 9/13/1989 A 3 P P L38

S 2 9/06/1989 A 1 P P L38

H 2 5/20/1989 C 3 N

H 2 9/15/1989 D 3 P R S66

S 2 1/12/1989 D 11 P N

H 2 5/19/1989 D 7 P N W66

H 2 5/23/1989 B 5 N M60

H 2 8/25/1989 D 9 P F S56

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SUBJECTS

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UNDERCOVER AGENTS
SEE SPIES

UNDERGROUND CABLES

SEE ALSO TELEPHONE CABLES
GTE! CUT CABLES COSTLY, ANNOYING _ rtmwi

OXFORD RESIDENTS TO GET VOTE ON UNDERGROUND UTILITY LINES

UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS

SEE ALSO GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS
FAMILY EVACUATED AFTER GASOLINE LEAK
GAS STATION OWNERS SEEK STATE PERMIT FOR CLEANUP
OIL LEAKS INTO WELL FROM TANK AT STORE
STATE CLOSER TO PINPOINTING DURHAM CREEK GAS LEAK
PETROLEUM TANKS MAY BE UNDER JAZZ INSTITUTE SITE
NCNB TO TEST LAND AT MONK INSTITUTE SITE

CITY SAYS BANK WOULD PAY FOR TANK REMOVAL Tnrirv,

NEW FEDERAL REGULATIONS ON FUEL TANKS FORCING MANY COUNTRY STORES..,

FIRM REMOVES 2 GAS TANKS FROM JAZZ INSTITUTE SITE

TEST RESULTS ON JAZZ SITE EXPECTED IN TWO WEEKS

CITY REMOVING UNDERGROUND FUEL TANKS ^^ „_

HOUSE PANEL APPROVES PROGRAM FOR UNDERGROUND FUEL TANK LEAKS

PANEL VOTES TO CONTINUE CLEANING UP LEAKY TANKS

N.C.'S LEAKY-TANK' LAW LIKE MINI SPARE TIRE

PANEL ADVANCES BILL TO CLEAN UP LEAKING TANKS

OPPONENTS DELAY VOTE ON ALLOWING DAY-CARE SPANKINGS

SENATE APPROVES PENSION TAXATION BILL

BILL TO HELP AIDS VICTIMS FACES MORE AMENDMENTS

PROGRAM AIDS FAULTY-TANK OWNERS _ .„« „

COURT SAYS JURY SHOULD GET CASE OF CONTAMINATED ALAMANCE WELLS

CARCINOGENS FOUND SEEPING INTO WELLS/CONTAMINATED WATER SAMPLES

UNDERSEA RESEARCH

SEE UNDERWATER RESEARCH

UNDERTAKERS

SEE FUNERAL HOMES

UNDERWATER RESCUE AND RETRIEVAL
SEE ALSO RESCUES
SEE ALSO SCUBA DIVING (ACRONYM)
FORSYTH SHERIFF'S DIVE TEAM JUMPING TO HELP

UNDERWATER RESEARCH

SEE ALSO HYPERBARIC CHAMBER _ _

DUKE PROFESSOR EXPLORES THREE MILES BELOW OCEAN'S SURFACE

UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM

AREA JOBLESS RATE N.C. LOW

UNEMPLOYMENT IN DURHAM KEEPS DROPPING

DURHAM'S JOBLESS RATE EGES UPWARD _ _ _ , nAipr. rTTm

EMPLOYEES ANGRY OVER TREATMENT; CLOSING POULTRY PLANT TO LEAVE BITTER.

DNS OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE PLANT CLOSING JUNE 2

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE DIPS IN FEB.

JOBLESS RATE TUMBLES AGAIN

SURVEY: LABOR MARKET IN DURHAM 'INADEQUATE'

DURHAM WORK FORCE REQUIRES STRONG BOOST

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE RISES

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE DIPS TO 2.6X

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE DOWN SLIGHTLY

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE SHOWS SLIGHT INCREASE

COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP TO 3X

AUGUST JOBLESSNESS UP FROM '88 LEVEL

BUILDING INDICATORS MIXED i JOBLESSNESS UP

ANALYSTS SAY INCREASE TRADITIONAL, MINOR

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE IMPROVES

UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C.

2 8/02/1989 B 1 N
1 9/13/1989 C 1 P N T33

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

1

H

2

1/01/1989 C
1/14/1989 A
1/15/1989 B
1/18/1989 C
1/20/1989 A
1/25/1989 A
1/26/1989 C
2/18/1989 C
2/20/1989 A
2/21/1989 B
3/22/1989 C
5/24/1989
5/26/1989
5/31/1989
7/07/1989
7/08/1989
7/11/1989
7/15/1989
8/31/1989
9/20/1989
11/23/1989

7
1
1
1

1
1
1
3
1
5
1
2

11
5

11
6

11
i
1
4
1

N

N M06

N P41

N M06

N S69

N H70

N

N

N H70

N

N S69

N
P N

J

N

N

N

N

N S78

N L40
M N S69

Oil

H 2 1/04/1989 A 9 N

H 2 11/10/1989 A 10 N

H

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

s

2

s

2

s

2

s

2

s

2

H

2

S

2

s

2

s

2

S

2

s

s

2

1/01/1989

1/30/1989

3/06/1989

3/07/1989

3/31/1989

4/03/1989

5/01/1989

5/02/1989

5/03/1989

5/31/1989

7/05/1989

7/06/1989

8/01/1989

8/29/1989

10/03/1989

10/31/1989

10/31/1989

12/04/1989

N
N

N H70
N C47
N C47
N

N C61
N M06
E

N T77
N M06
N

N S92
N S92
N S92
N Yll
N E33
N E33

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.

SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION

AREA JOBLESS RATE N.C. LOU

N.C. JOBLESS RATE AT 15-YEAR LOW

UNEMPLOYMENT IN DURHAM KEEPS DROPPING

232 LOSE JOBS AT GRANVILLE PLANT

N.C. UNEMPLOYMENT ROSE IN JANUARY

OFFER JOBLESS HOPE

N.C. JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 3.2 PERCENT

JOBLESS RATE TUMBLES AGAIN

MARCH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES FOR N.C, DOWN FROM YEAR AGO

CLOSING COST CREEDMOOR 100 JOBS

STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RISES

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE RISES

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE DIPS TO 2.6X

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE DOWN SLIGHTLY

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE SHOWS SLIGHT INCREASE

COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP TO 3X

AUGUST JOBLESSNESS UP FROM '88 LEVEL

DURHAM JOBLESS RATE IMPROVES

UNEMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
AREA JOBLESS RATE N.C. LOW
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE IMPROVES

UNEMPLOYMENT, U.S.

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
U.S. EMPLOYMENT ROBUST, BUT...

UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION

SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
N.C. COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF WORKER WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION
HAYTI'S WHITE SEEKS TO BLOCK CREFT'S UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE

SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
IRS PROBES CONSTRUCTION IN TRIANGLE

UNICYCLE

SEE ALSO BICYCLES
CHEAPER THAN A CAR, AND IT'S GOOD EXERCISE

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS

PARK THE SAUCER FOR A CLOSE ENCOUNTER OVER SUNDAY DIWCR

N.C.'S UFO EXPERT WARNS TAR HEELS, THERE'S SOMETHING 'EXTRA' UP THERE

ALIENS ZAP SOVIET UNION PRESS

UFO NETWORK MEETING TODAY

UFO CONVENTIONJTRUE-BELIEVERS GATHER IN RTP ...

UNIFORM SENTENCING

SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING

UNIFORMS

SEE ALSO CLOTHING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHING)
WOLFPACK STEPS ON THE COURT IN STYLE

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
SUPER SPORT HONORED

UNION CARBIDE CORP.

'84 BHOPHAL DISASTER KILLED 5 SIBLINGS, BOTH HIS PARENTS

UNIONS

SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
SEE TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION

H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
S

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1/01/1989
1/11/1989
1/30/1989
3/07/1989
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
3/12/1989
5/01/1989
5/07/1989
5/24/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
7/05/1989
7/06/1989
8/01/1989
8/29/1989
10/03/1989
12/04/1989

2 1/01/1989 C
2 12/04/1989 A

1
4
1
1

12
4
6
1
6
1
1
1
1
7
1
1
1
1

N
N
N

N T33
N
E
N

N C61
N

N T33
N

N T77
N M06
N

N S92
N S92
N S92
N E33

N
N E33

H 2 1/14/1989 A

2 3/03/1989 B 7
2 6/07/1989 C 1

N
N S69

S 2 5/15/1989 A 1 N M06

CHH 1 1/11/1989 A 3 P P L38

2 1/29/1989 B
2 8/05/1989 A
2 10/11/1989 A
2 11/05/1989 E
2 11/07/1989 A

1 U N36
1 P N S69
4 E
3 N W66
6 T N Zll

S 2 1/10/1989 B 1 P F S27
S 2 3/04/1989 A 10 P P
H 2 5/05/1989 A 11 P N C60

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SUBJECTS

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IBJTDJC M P

COURT LENGTHENS TINE NENBERS HAVE TO SUE UNIONS IN N.C, CASE
HOLLY FARMS TRUCK DRIVERS MEET TO DISCUSS STARTING UNION
N.C. LEADER CALLS »80S TOUGH
VETERAN FIREFIGHTER CONTESTS FIRING

WIO*^CONTRACT EASTERN WORKERS SAY THEY PREFER FRANK LORENZO TO UNIONS
HISTORY SHOUS LOAFING WAS LABOR DAY IDEA

UNITED AIRLINES

SEDURHAM FAMILY ON FLIGHT 232 CALLS SURVIVAL PURE MIRACLE
4 IN DURHAM FAMILY ESCAPE, CHAPEL HILL PAIR DIES IN CRASH
DOING JOB WAS PLENTY FOR UNITED PLANE CREW

IWTTFTl PrtflfTI TNA BANK

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS BANKING ON HILLSBOROUGH GROWTH

UNITED CHILDREN'S FUND INC. (KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE)
PROJECT TO SEND DURHAM STUDENTS TO CAMP FIZZLES
DISREGARD TENN. CAMP APPEALS

UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
STEVENS WINS SCHOLARSHIP
WELCOME

UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
50 YEAR PIN

UNITED DURHAM, INC.

SEE UDI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP.

UNITED FUND OF DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM UNITED WAY
DURHAM COMPANIONS SAVE LIVES

UNITED HEALTH SERVICES OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HEALTH CAFE
OUTPATIENT TREATMENT POPULAR FOR DRUG, ALCOHOL ADDICTION

UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA
SEE KU KLUX KLAN

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE METHODISTS

UNITED MINE WORKERS

CONCERT TO BENEFIT STRIKING WORKERS
MINING A CAUSE/BRAGG AND DICKENS

UNITED MORTGAGE SERVICES

UNITED MORTGAGE SERVICES (AD)

UNITED NATIONS

NOW UE WELCOME PLO LEADERS

MOMENTS OF SILENCE KEPT FOR WORLD PEACE

UNA OFFICIAL SAYS SECURITY HARD TO MEASURE

UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION, ORANGE AND DURHAM COUNTY CHAPTER
UNITED NATIONS DAY OBSERVANCE
UN ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT UNC

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE

DURHAM MAN INJURED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION

U.S., BALANCED BUDGET

S 2 1/11/1989 A 2 N

H 2 1/16/1989 B 5 N

H 2 9/04/1989 A 1 P N S69

CHH 1 12/29/1989 A 1 N M70

H 2 4/19/1989 C 5 N P41
H 2 9/04/1989 B 1 N S22

H 2 7/20/1989 A 1 P N
S 2 7/20/1989 A 1 D N M06
S 2 7/28/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 3/09/1989 A 1 N R63

H 2 3/24/1989 A 1 N J40
H 2 3/29/1989 A 4 E

S 2 3/13/1989 C 12 P N
S 2 10/19/1989 C 2 P P R56

S 2 5/11/1989 A 7 P P S76

H 2 10/16/1989 A 4 E

H 2 9/20/1989 C 1 N C60

CHH 1 11/01/1989 A 3 N
H 2 11/03/1989 D 5 P F B71

S 2 4/19/1989 E 7 A

H 2 3/16/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 10/28/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 10/25/1989 A 3 P P L38
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A 9 P N

H 2 7/09/1989 B 3 N

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET
STATE SHOULDN'T DERAIL CONVENTION ON BUDGET

U.S., BUDGET

SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL WASTE

SEE ALSO HILITARY, BUDGET

SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT

SEE ALSO U.S., BALANCED BUDGET

SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES

SEE ALSO U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET

DEFENSE REPORTJ MAJORITY IN U.S. WANTS BUDGET CUTS

HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS BID AGAINST FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

DON'T IMMOBILIZE BUDGET

U.S., BUDGET, CUTS

TRY LINE-ITEM VETO

HAYS AND MEANS STAFFERS DIFFER ON REAGAN LEGACY

U.S., BUDGET DEFICIT
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
U.S. DEFICIT WORRIES SURVEYED MANUFACTORS
THIS YEAR WE CUT THE DEFICIT... (CARTOON)
RESULTS, NOT TALK, NEEDED
SEEING WILL BE BELIEVING
WHAT ATE THE 'PEACE DIVIDEND"
PICKIN', STRUMMIN' THE DEFICIT BLUES

U.S., EMBASSIES
SEE U.S. EMBASSIES

II c HISTORY
* SEE ALSO AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY .
WHEN WILL WE GET MAGNA MAD?

U.S. AMBASSADORS
SEE U.S. EMBASSIES

U.S. ARMY

SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
ARMY MARKS PROGRESS FOR BLACKS, WOMEN
20 YEARS AGO, WRITER WAS OFF TO VISIT UNCLE SAM

U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
SEE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ROTC (RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS.)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ROTC
THEY'RE IN THE ARMY NOW; SUMMER CAMP WITH NO WIMPS ALLOWED

U.S. BASKETBALL WRITER'S ASSOCIATION

DUKE'S FERRY NAMED PLAYER OF THE YEAR BY WRITERS

U.S. CENSUS

SEE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU

U.S. CENSUS BUREAU

SEE ALSO POPULATION, U.S.
N.C. WILL JOIN LEGAL FIGHT OVER CENSUS

LAWSUIT REVIVES A 200-YEAR-OLD DEBATE ON CENSUS, REPRESENTATION
UPCOMING 1990 CENSUS SAID CRUCIAL TO BLACKS
CENSUS PRECANVASS BEGINS
PREPARE FOR A HEAD COUNT
CENSUS BUREAU SIZES UP DURHAM
DURHAM IS PREPARING TO STAND UP AND BE COUNTED
VALENTINE SAYS COUNTING ALIENS COULD COST N.C. CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
CENSUS OFFERS JOBS THAT COUNT
CENSUS BUREAU WANTS EVERYONE TO BE COUNTED

U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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S 2 4/12/1989 A 4 E

S 2 4/11/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 4/18/1989 B 8 N
H 2 7/25/1989 A 4 E

H 2 3/18/1989 A
CHH 1 5/20/1989 A

H

CHH

S

S

H

H

1/03/1989 B
1/04/1989 A
1/25/1989 A
5/02/1989 A
12/07/1989 A
12/16/1989 A

E
N S17

M53

H 2 10/11/1989 A 4 E

2 8/12/1989 A
2 8/30/1989 B

4 E
1 P U A76

H 2 7/02/1989 E 1 P F S56
H 2 4/03/1989 B 2 P N M14

H

2 1/19/1989 C

4 N

H

2 1/30/1989 B

6 N

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A

3 N S17

S

2 5/19/1989 A

6 N

H

2 6/01/1989 A

4 E

H

2 6/04/1989 A

1 P N Bll

S

2 6/14/1989 B

1 P N C61

H

2 8/04/1989 A

14 N R60

H

2 12/10/1989 B

1 N R63

S

2 12/30/1989 C

1 N C61

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SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAPEL HILL LIVING COST HIGHEST IN STATE

U.S. COAST GUARD

DISASTER RESPONSE NEEDS IMPROVEMENT

U.S. COMMERCE DEPT.

SEE U.S. DEPT. OF COMMERCE

U.S. CONGRESS

CHH 1 1/07/1989 A 1 C N S17
S 2 4/11/1989 A 4 E

BIPARTISANSHIP CAN BENEFIT ALL AMERICANS

BEWARE A SNEAKY CONGRESS _ „ _ ^ mim_m

THE IMPERIAL CONGRESS; TOWER REJECTION EXAMPLE OF ITS EXPANDED POWERS

TRIANGLE'S AFFORDABLE HOUSING WOES ON AGENDA IN CONGRESS, PRICE SAYS
CONGRESS FINALLY HEEDS CALL FOR CLEANER AIR
THE INEFFICIENT 101ST CONGRESS

U.S. CONGRESS, FRANKING PRIVILEGE
SEE ALSO U S. POSTAL SERVICE
FRANKLY, THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS; CONGRESSIONAL MAILING FERK COSTS...
MASS MAILING LIMIT SENDS BETTER MESSAGE
THE WORTHIEST CAUSE

U.S. CONGRESS, HONORARIA

SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES
CONGRESSIONAL PAY HIKE COULD BE CUT FOR ROSE
CONGRESS SHOULD REJECT ALL APPEARANCE FEES
CONGRESS NEEDS A PAY RAISE
PAY PLAN IS NEEDED

VALENTINE NETS LEAST IN FEES FOR SPEAKING
WHY NO OUTRAGE OVER HONORARIA?
CONGRESS MUST GO PUBLIC TO GET RAISE
CONGRESS MUST END APPEARANCE INCOME
ELIMINATE HONORARIA FROM LAWMAKERS' PAY
HONORARIA BAN WILL BOOST CONGRESS' IMAGE
REP. HEFNER'S 1987-88 HONORARIA LISTED AT $52,500
VALENTINE, PRICE SAY STOPPING HONORARIA MAKES PAY HIKE OK
HOUSE PAY RAISE WARRANTED

U.S. CONGRESS, LECTURE FEES
SEE U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES

U.S. CONGRESS, OPENING SESSION
THE COMPOSITE CONGRESSMAN

U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES

SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, HONORARIA
N.C. CONGRESSMEN DIVIDED ON PROPOSED PAY INCREASE
REP. PRICE OPPOSES SALARY INCREASE
CONGRESS' PAY RAISE FIX IS IN
HOUSE ALSO SHOULD VOTE ABOUT BIG PAY RAISE
CONGRESSIONAL PAY HIKE COULD BE CUT FOR ROSE
N.C. CONGRESSMEN SAY PAY HIKE ISSUE DEAD FOR SESSION
REP. PRICE VOTES 'NO* ON 51 PERCENT RAISE
CONGRESS SHOULD REJECT ALL APPEARANCE FEES
CONGRESS NEEDS A PAY RAISE

DEFEATED PAY HIKE DISAPPOINTS SOME RTP SCIENTISTS
THE PEOPLE HAVE FINAL SAY ON PAY RAISE
PAY PLAN IS NEEDED
'LOW PAY' RELATIVE TERM
CONGRESS MUST GO PUBLIC TO GET RAISE
CONGRESS MUST END APPEARANCE INCOME
PAY-RAISE ISSUE WILL TEST CONGRESS AGAIN
IN FAIRNESS TO CONGRESSMEN
CAMPAIGN LOOPHOLE SHOULD BE PRIORITY
LATEST PAY SCHEME IS THINLY DISGUISED
HOUSE PAY RAISE WARRANTED

S

2

1/05/1989 A

4

E

H

2

1/06/1989 A

4

E

H

2

3/14/1989 A

4

E

H

2

7/31/1989 A

4

E

cm

1

8/14/1989 A

8 P N M70

s

2 10/05/1989 A

4

E

H

2 12/21/1989 A

4

E

H

2

1/31/1989 A

4

E

S

2

6/22/1989 A

4

E

H

2

9/15/1989 A

4

E

H

2

2/06/1989 C

1

N

S

2

2/08/1989 A

4

E

H

2

2/09/1989 A

4

E

H

2

2/21/1989 A

4

E

S

2

3/14/1989 A

1 P N M06

H

2

4/07/1989 A

4

E

S

2

4/13/1989 A

4

E

s

2

5/25/1989 A

4

E

S

2

7/14/1989 A

4

E

s

2 11/04/1989 A

4

E

H

2 11/15/1989 A

8 P N S69

H

2 11/18/1989 C

3

P N L40

H

2 11/20/1989 A

4

E

H 2 1/04/1989 A 4 E

H 2

CHH 1

H 2

S 2

H 2

H 2

CHH 1

S 2

H 2

H 2

CHH 1

H 2

S 2

S 2

S 2

S 2

H 2

S 2

S 2

H 2

1/05/1989 D
1/09/1989 A
1/19/1989 A
2/03/1989 A
2/06/1989 C
2/08/198? D
2/08/1989 A
2/08/1989
2/09/1989
2/11/1989
2/13/1989
2/21/1989
3/17/1989
4/13/1989
5/25/1989
7/01/1989
9/02/1989
9/06/1989
11/18/1989
11/20/1989

4 P N
1 N L90
4 E
4 E
1 N
12 P N

N M70

E

E

N K65

U

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

4

4
1

4
4

4

4
4
4
4
4
4
4

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U.S. CONGRESS, SEX SCANDALS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL MISCONDUCT
SEX-FOR-FAVORS LAWMAKER?

U.S. CONGRESS, TRAVEL

SEN. SANF0RD5 FREQUENT FLYER

H 2 9/16/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/21/1989 A 4 E

U.S. CONSTITUTION

SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR THE BICENTENNIAL OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION

SEE ALSO N.C. COMMISSION ON THE BICENTENNIAL OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION

SEE ALSO N.C. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

25 YEARS LATER, STUDENTS UANT STATE TO RATIFY 24TH AMENDMENT

TRY LINE-ITEM VETO

MARKET POOR CHOICE FOR STATE'S CELEBRATION

U.S. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION SPARKS DEBATE AROUND STATE

STATE SHOULDN'T DERAIL CONVENTION ON BUDGET

HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS BID AGAINST FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

SANFORD RIDING FENCE ON FLAG PROTECTION

UNC CIVIL LIBERTIES FORUM SCHEDULED

N.C. MARKS 200TH YEAR OF STATEHOOD

U.S. CONSTITUTION, AMENDMENTS
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO TWENTY-FOURTH AMENDMENT

STATE URGED TO WITHDRAW CALL FOR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

MR. BUSH'S CALL MISGUIDED

OUR PRECIOUS FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

VALENTINE URGES 'NARROW' AMERICAN FLAG AMENDMENT

IT'S OUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO TAMPER WITH THE CONSTITUTION

U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE

SEE ALSO SMUGGLING, N.C.
♦OUT OF CONTROL' FOR PUBLIC

U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
USDA PLAN UNDERCOOKED

U.S. DEFT. OF COMMERCE

SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF COMMERCE
TRADE EQUALITY MAY HURT U.S.-JAPANESE RELATIONS

U.S. DEPT. OF DEFENSE

RESEARCH ON VACCINES IN PENTAGON PROJECT SPARKS CONCERN IN TRIANGLE

DEFLATING PENTAGON'S BALLOONS

WORLD WAR II ENVIRONMENTAL TRASH TARGET OF BUTNER STUDY

U.S. DEPT. OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, SECRETARY

U.S. HEALTH SECRETARY SAYS POOR TO GET MORE SERVICES

U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL

DURHAM PUSHES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND INCREASES

RENTERS TO RECEIVE REBATES

HUD CRITICIZES DURHAM'S USAGE OF FUNDS

HUD OFFICIALS SAY DURHAM WON'T LOSE 1990 FUNDS

NORBY! DURHAM WON'T LOSE HUD FUNDS

DURHAM HAS STATE'S WORST RATE FOR REFURBISHING HOUSES

BLOAT OF BUREAUCRACY; DURHAM'S HOUSING REHAB HAS STATE'S WORST RECORD

DURHAM TO REPAY FUNDS USED ON CARS, COMPUTERS

REPAYING HUD FUNDS HELPS CITY IN TWO WAYS

THE ROBBING HUD SCANDAL

MARTIN SAYS HE NEVER INTERVENED WITH HUD

RENTS RAISED ON HOUSING PROJECT DESPITE OBJECTIONS

DURHAM OFFICIALS BACK HUD RENT FEE INCREASE

EX-OFFICIAL SAYS U.S. HOUSING CHIEF INTERVENED FOR PROJECT

H

2

1/27/1989 C

1 P N L40

H

2

3/18/1989 A

4 E

S

2

4/04/1989 A

4 E

H

2

4/10/1989 B

1 N

S

2

4/12/1989 A

4 E

H

2

4/18/1989 B

8 N

S

2

8/02/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

8/22/1989 A

3 P N S17

H

2 11/21/1989 A

1 D N N36

H

2

2/07/1989 B

2 N

H

2

6/30/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

7/04/1989 A

4 E

H

2

7/07/1989 C

1 P N S22

H

2

8/06/1989 D

5 J A20

H 2 9/04/1989 A 4 E

S 2 4/12/1989 A 4 E

S 2 11/09/1989 A 1 N E33

H 2 5/22/1989 C 1 N
H 2 8/02/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/15/1989 C 1 N T33

H 2 4/14/1989 C 1 P N C60

S

2

3/16/1989 A

1 N H70

CHH 1

3/22/1989 A

3 N H90

S

2

5/04/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2

5/05/1989 A

1 N R63

S

2

5/05/1989 A

1 N C61

H

2

5/06/1989 A

1 C N R63

H

2

5/12/1989 A

4 E

S

2

5/26/1989 A

1 N C61

S

2

6/01/1989 A

4 E

H

2

6/16/1989 A

4 E

H

2

6/16/1989 A

11 P N

H

7/02/1989 B

1 N

S

2

7/04/1989 A

1 M N C61

H

2

7/05/1989 C

1 N

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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 PIERCE

MARKHAM DENIES HE USED PIERCE TIES FOR CITY PROJECT

PIERCE TOTESTIFY ON HUD AGAIN; PANEL TO PROBE HIM ON DURHAM TIES

HOSIERY MILL A HIGH-PRICED SUCCESS

HUD AIDE'S DOCUMENTS FILE OPENED

EIGEMONT'S SUCCESS TALE _ . m „,.

HOUSING SCANDAL UPSETS RESIDENTS OF Mia PROJECT

TRIANGLE'S AFFORDABLE HOUSING WOES ON AGENDA IN CONGRESS, PRICE SAYS

HOUSING PROGRAM RULES MAY CHANGE

HUD TO REBATE $100,000 RENT IN CHATHAM CO.

STAINED BY HIS DIM SILENCE

HUD STRIPS DURHAM OF $188,000 GRANT

BARDACK: HUD'S CLIENT IS THE POOR

HuHssisTANT SAYS PROGRAM TO GET BIPARTISAN SUPPORT

FORMER MAYOR EXPLAINS HIS ROLE IN DURHAM HOSIERY MILL PROJECT

HUD RESCINDING $188,000 GRANT CALLED ARBITRARY

PERK UP HOUSING PROGRAMS

PUBLIC HOUSING A WINNER IN DRUG WAR

HOUSING AUTHORITY HONORED BY HUD

U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR, SECRETARY wmtmM

LABOR DEPARTMENT NEEDS WOMAN'S VIEW/DAVID S. BROKER

U.S. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION

FEDERAL DOT AWARDS TOWN $3.9 MILLION

U.S. EMBASSIES

SEE ALSO U.S. FOREIGN SERVICE

'FSOS' ALWAYS FACE ESPIONAGE THREAT
AMATEUR VS. CAREER CONTROVERSY CONTINUES

U.S. FLAG „

FLYING FLAG SHOWS PRIDE __ mmm _,,

BURNING FLAG IN PROTEST UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITY

AMERICAN FLAG (CARTOON) _ __

A FLAG 'POLL' - LOCAL OPINION MIXED ON AMENDMENT

OUR PRECIOUS FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

MORE FLAGS ARE FLYING ^^^„

VALENTINE URGES 'NARROW' AMERICAN FLAG AMENDMENT

VALENTINE OFF MARK ON FLAG AMENDMENT

WHERE'S THE ACCOMMODATION?

FLAG VS. FIRST AMENDMENT

REVISION PROPOSED OF N.C. FLAG LAW

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

FLAG LEGISLATION USELESS EFFORT

U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION

SEE ALSO DRUG REGULATIONS

SEE ALSO DRUGS, LAWS

SEE ALSO DRUGS, RESEARCH

SEE ALSO FOOD

SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
FDA GIVES DIETERS INCENTIVE

WHERE'S FDA WHEN IT'S NEEDED? „

PATIENTS WITH FATAL DISEASES DESERVE EXPERIMENTAL DRUGS
FDA ACCUSED OF LETTING MEDICAL MANUFACTURERS VIOLATE RULES
FDA KEEPING HOME REMEDIES OFF MARKET FOR OUR OWN PROTECTION

U.S. FOREIGN SERVICE

SEE ALSO U.S. EMBASSIES

'FSOS* ALWAYS FACE ESPIONAGE THREAT
AMATEUR VS. CAREER CONTROVERSY CONTINUES

S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1

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
8/04/1989
8/14/1989
8/28/1989
9/09/1989
10/03/1989
10/13/1989
10/13/1989
10/14/1989
10/18/1989
10/25/1989
10/27/1989
11/22/1989
11/22/1989

H 2 1/20/1989 A

CHH 1 9/30/1989 A

2 8/10/1989 A
2 8/10/1989 A

S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2

CHH 1

H 2

S 2

S 2

H 2

6/14/1989
6/23/1989
7/02/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/05/1989
7/07/1989
7/08/1989
7/09/1989
7/13/1989
7/14/1989
7/20/1989
7/22/1989
7/31/1989
8/02/1989
8/28/1989

S
H
S

S

s

4/26/1989 A

7/24/1989 A

8/02/1989 A

10/04/1989 B

11/22/1989 C

N R63
N C61
N S73
E
N
N

N R63
N

N C61
N
E
N

N M70
N C61
N MS
E

N R63
N E33
N C60
L

N R63
E

N R63
N

5 U
3 N

1 P N M06
1 N M06

E

E

T C50

N L90

E

E

N S22

E

E

E

N

U

E

N C61

E

E

4
4
8
6
10

E
E
U

u

U

2 8/10/1989 A
2 8/10/1989 A

1 P N M06
1 N M06

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U.S. FOREST SERVICE

SEE ALSO FORESTS, U.S.
SANFORD, CLARKE PROTEST FUNDS TRANSFER
FOREST SERVICE STARTS MANAGEMENT PLAN

U.S. GOLF ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GOLF
BUTTERS IN RUNNING FOR USGA POSITION
BUTTERS REPORTEDLY SEEKING USGA JOB
BUTTERS ELIMINATED FOR USGA POSITION

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
VALENTINE HEADS 1ST HOUSE PANEL

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OUTSIDE INCOME
SEE U.S. CONGRESS, HONORARIA

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
SPEAKER SHOULD RESIGN
FOLEY'S TASKS REUNITING HOUSE

U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

'CHARLIE TWO-SHOES' WON'T REST UNTIL HE'S AMERICAN
IMMIGRATION LAWS CAN BE TRYING, LAWYER SAYS

U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY

BROADCASTERS GET TASTE OF U.S. TELEVISION

U.S. JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
SEE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

U.S. MARINE CORPS

SEE ALSO CHERRY POINT MARINE CORPS AIR STATION
'CHARLIE TWO-SHOES' WON'T REST UNTIL HE'S AMERICAN
LANCE CORPORAL? MARINE OFFICER DID NOT FOLLOW ORDERS
THREE MARINES FACE COURTS-MARTIAL IN LANCE CORPORAL'S DEATH
MARINES SEE IN DARK WITH GOGGLES
FEARFUL UNCERTAINTY A PARENT'S JOB
STUDY FOCUSES ON FATIGUE, COLD

U.S. MEMORIES

MICROELECTRONICS CENTER SEEN HELP TO LURE CHIP PLANT

U.S. NAVY

BLASTING LIBYAN JETS ACT OF SELF-DEFENSE

DUKE PROF RECEIVES NAVY AWARD

DUKE PROF RECEIVES NAVY'S DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD

GARICR MAN RECALLS KOREAN WAR DAYS ON IOWA

STUDY TRAGEDY FIRST

STUDY FOCUSES ON FATIGUE, COLD

NAVY SAFETY REVIEW SHOULD SPARK ACTION

U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT (MAGAZINE)

UNC-CH NO. 18 IN RANKING OF NATION'S TOP UNIVERSITIES
DUKE MOVES UP THE RANKS

U.S. OFFICE OF BUDGET MANAGEMENT

SEE U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET

U.S. OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
BUSH IS CAUSING THIS FIGHT; WILLIAM LUCAS POOR CHOICE FOR NATION'S.,.
BUSH NEEDS ANOTHER CIVIL RIGHTS NOMINEE

U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET
PRESIDENT'S OWN WORST ENEMY

U.S. OFFICE OF MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

H 2 1/14/1989 D 4 N
H 2 12/18/1989 C 1 N K65

S 2 6/30/1989 A 1 P N D18
H 2 7/01/1989 D 1 P N
H 2 7/08/1989 D 1 P N

S 2 1/20/1989 A 1 P N M06

H 2 4/19/1989 A 4 E
H 2 6/11/1989 D 4 E

CHH 1 1/03/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 3/27/1989 A 1 H C62

CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1

1/03/1989 A

1 P N S17

S 1

1/05/1989 A

9 N

H 2

1/13/1989 A

13 N

H 1

1/24/1989 B

5 N

H 2

3/25/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

5 N

H 2 9/26/1989 A 11 N

S 2 1/05/1989 A

4 E

H 2 2/21/1989 B

12 P N

S 2 2/21/1989 B

1 P H

H 2 4/21/1989 A

2 N H60

S 2 4/24/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 6/08/1989 A

5 N

S 2 11/20/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 10/07/1989 A

3 C N D38

H 2 10/11/1989 A

4 E

H 2 5/01/1989 A 4 E
S 2 8/04/1989 A 4 E

H 2 5/15/1989 A 4 E

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SEE MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM

U.S. OLYMPIC BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE OLYMPICS, BASKETBALL (MEN)

U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS
KEEP OLYMPICS CLEAN

U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL (FORMERLY NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL)
SEE ALSO N.C. AMATEUR SPORTS
SEE ALSO STATE GAMES Of NORTH CAROLINA _

STATE AUDIT REPORTS N.C. AMATEUR SPORTS DIDN'T MISUSE FUNDS

ONE SUCCESS DESERVES ANOTHER

S 2 1/13/1989 A 4 E

H 2 7/01/1989 C
H 2 8/08/1989 A

N S69
E

U.S. OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE (4J3Q GOLF
FAZIO EXPECTING COMPLAINTS FROM GOLFERS OVER REDESIGN OF ROSS' OAK HILL H
STRANGE CLAIMS SECOND CONSECUTIVE OPEN TITLE H

STRANGE CLAIMS SECOND STRAIGHT OPEN TITLE S

U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
SEE ALSO INVENTIONS
SEE ALSO TRADEMARKS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES LICENSING CONSORTIUM

OWASA RECEIVES WORD ON PROCESS

UTILITY GAINS PATENT/OUASA, PA. FIRM AT ODDS

U.S. POSTAL SERVICE

SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT

SEE ALSO MAIL FRAUD

SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS

SEE ALSO SANTA EXPRESS _ _

SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, FRANKING PRIVILEGE

CEMETERY GROUP WOULD GET MONEY FROM POSTAL SALE

AFTER 45 YEARS, MAILMAN ARRIVES

POSTAL OFFICIALS EYE WESTWOOD

U.S. POSTAL SERVICE DELIVERS FRUSTRATION OVER CARRBORO SITE

BOARD TO VOTE ON CEMETERY PURCHASE

POSTAL SERVICE MALL PLAN NOT IN LINE FOR DURHAM

BULK MAIL NOT JUNK TO ALL

POST OFFICE SITE WORK TEMPORARILY ON HOLD

RESULT OF A CIVICS LESSON

HIGH-COST EFFICIENCY _

HO, HO, HO; POSTAL iERVICE'S *ANTA EXPRESS READY

U.S. POSTAL SERVICE SUSPENDS HAYTI CONSUMER CORP.

U.S. POSTAL SERVICE, BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
PRIVATE MAIL SERVICE MAY BE BEST SOLUTION

U.S. PRESIDENTS

EX-PRESIDENTS COST TOO MUCH „ „

PRESIDENTS KEPT EYES ON HISTORY THROUGH IMPROBABLE '80'S

U.S. PRESIDENTS, N.C. VISITS _ „ ,,„,

BLUEBERRY MUFFINS PLEASED FDR THAT '37 DAY HE CAME TO LUNCH
CARTER SAYS SERVICE TO MAN, GOD KEY TO MAKING LIFE GREAT

U.S. PRESIDENTS, WIVES _

UNOFFICIAL POLL; THE FIRST LADY'S A WRITERS' FIRST

U.S. SECRET SERVICE

SECRET SERVICE LETS GUARD DOWN

U.S. SENATE

SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
KENAN PROFESSOR TO ADDRESS U.S. SENATE; LEUCHTENBURG TO SPEAK...
THE SENATE'S SUSPECT ETHICISTS
CHECK OUT THIS MORALIZING

2 6/14/1989 D
2 6/19/1989 D
2 6/19/1989 D

CHH 1 6/02/1989 A
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A

1 P N C49
1 P N
IP P

3 N L90
1 P N M25

CHH 1 1/05/1989 A

3 N C62

H 2 2/24/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 3/22/1989 A

3 P N C62

BORO SITE

CHH 1 3/30/1989 A

1 P N C62

CHH 1 5/02/1989 A

3 N C62

S 2 7/06/1989 C

1 N T77

S 2 7/12/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 9/01/1989 A

3 N C62

H 2 9/16/1989 C

1 P P T37

H 2 12/01/1989 A

4 E

0 ROLL

H 2 12/20/1989 C

1 N R63

PAYMENTS

H 2 12/23/1989 A

1 N R63

S 2 9/05/1989 A 4 E

H
H

2 1/08/1989 D
2 12/31/1989 D

4 E
2 U H49

H
H

2 1/01/1989 C
2 4/26/1989 C

14 U H49
1 P N H60

H

2 9/24/1989 D

2 P U H49

H

2 7/19/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 2/10/1989 A
H 2 2/14/1989 A
H 2 11/24/1989 A

5 P N
4 E
4 E

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U.S. SENATE, OUTSIDE INCOME
SEE U.S. CONGRESS, HONORARIA
SEE U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES

U.S. SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEE

WRIGHT SHOULD KEEP HANDS OFF ETHICS CODE

U.S. SUPREME COURT

HIGH COURT PROMISES RUCKUS

COURT LENGTHENS TIME MEMBERS HAVE TO SUE UNIONS IN N.C. CASE

U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE TO SPEAK AT DUKE JAN. 24

DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND

DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND

DURHAM CAUTIOUS ON ORDINANCE

JUSTICE QUIET ON HIGH COURT QUESTIONS

JUSTICE AT DUKE

FINE-TUNE THE QUOTAS

THIS WASN'T REAGAN'S REVENGE

COURT RULING SHOULD FORCE MWBE CHANGE

CITY COUNCIL TO HOLD MEETING ON BUSINESS ENTERPRISE RULING

COURT REFUSES TO HEAR APPEAL IN KLAN CASE

MODIFY A BAD RULING; ABORTIONS HAVE BECOME A FORM OF BIRTH CONTROL

ANTI-ABORTION LAW LIKELY TO STAND

CENSORING INMATES' READING

BURNING FLAG IN PROTEST UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITY

DURHAM LAWYER AMONG THREE BATTLING FOR DEATH-ROW RIGHTS

OUTRAGE UNDERSTANDABLE BUT...

REAGAN MUST BE UPSET

MR. BUSH'S CALL MISGUIDED

AMERICAN FLAG'S MEANING WELL SERVED BY DECISION

BUSH USES FLAG ISSUE AS EMOTIONAL APPEAL

SUPREME COURT'S FLAG RULING BURNS UP DURHAM RESIDENTS

DURHAM PANEL PRESSES ABORTION RIGHTS FIGHT

ABORTION LAWS WEAKENED i STAGE SET FOR BATTLE IN STATE

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

PANEL ADVANCES BILL TO CLEAN UP LEAKING TANKS

WHERE'S THE ACCOMMODATION?

THE FLIP SIDE OF ANTI-BIAS

COURT RULINGS DOMINATE GRIM NAACP MEETING

CONGRESS DESECRATES FLAG

A LESSON FOR LAWMAKERS

COURT'S SYMBOL RULE CONFUSING

DON'T SCUTTLE THE CHECKPOINTS

SANDRA O'CONNOR! COURT'S SWING VOTE

U.S. SURGEON GENERAL

KOOP ABOVE POLITICAL FRAY
KOOP! AMERICA'S FAMILY DOCTOR

UNITED WAY, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM UNITED WAY

S 2 1/09/1989 A 4 E

H
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H

CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2

S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H

1/06/1989
1/11/1989
1/18/1989
1/23/1989
1/23/1989
1/24/1989
1/25/1989 B
1/25/1989 C
1/26/1989
1/26/1989
1/28/1989
2/03/1989
2/22/1989 B
4/03/1989 A
4/27/1989
5/17/1989
6/23/1989
6/24/1989
6/26/1989
6/26/1989
6/30/1989
6/30/1989
6/30/1989
7/01/1989
7/03/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/06/1989
7/07/1989
7/09/1989
7/15/1989
7/16/1989 B
7/17/1989 A
7/31/1989 A
8/01/1989 A
10/13/1989 A
12/03/1989 D

E

N

N

N H70

N H65

N S69

N C47

P S73

E

E

E

N S69

N

E

N L90

E

E

N S82

E

E

E

L

E

N T77

N T77

1 M N R63

N S17
N S17
N T77
E
E
N
E
E

N C47
E
E
E
E
PN

S 2 5/06/1989 A 4
H 2 5/08/1989 A 4

UNITED WAY, ORANGE COUNTY (MERGED,- NOW UNITED WAY OF GREATER ORANGE CO.)

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO UNITED FUND (MERGED; UNITED WAY OF GREATER ORANGE CO.)
SEE ALSO UNITED WAY OF GREATER ORANGE COUNTY (CREATED JANUARY, 1989)
TEACHING GIRLS TO RESPECT THEMSELVES AND OTHERS CHH 1 10/30/1989 A 1 P G

UNITED WAY OF CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO

SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO UNITED FUND (MERGED; UNITED WAY OF GREATER ORANGE CO. )

UNITED WAY OF GREATER ORANGE COUNTY (CREATED JANUARY, 1989)

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO UNITED FUND (MERGED; UNITED DAY OF GREATER ORANGE CO.)
SEE ALSO UNITED WAY, ORANGE COUNTY (MERGED; NOW UNITED WAY OF GREATER ORANGE CO.)
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED FOR UNITED WAY OF ORANGE CO. CHH 1 2/03/1989 A 8 N

HOOP EVENT AIDS AREA CHARITY CHH 1 4/04/1989 A 3 N

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UNITED WAY PLANS JOINT COUNTY EFFORT CHH 1

FORMER FOOTBALL STAR KICKS OFF TRIANGLE UNITED WAY DRIVES S 2

RAPE NO LONGER VIEUEB AS 'WOMEN'S PROBLEM' ___, CHH 1

BREAKING VIOLENCE CYCLE; ORANGE/DURHAM COALITION HELPS VICTIMS,,. CHH 1

LIFE GOES ON HITS HOME FOR CHAPEL HILL FAMILY CHH 1

MAKING CHILD CARE AFFORDABLE CHH 1

COPING WITH THE DEBT CRUNCH (CORRECTED 10-10-89) CHH 1

CORRECTION CHH 1

AGENCY GIVES WOMEN OPTIONS ON HEALTH DECISIONS CHH 1

OCTOBER DECLARED UNITED WAY MONTH CHH 1

WHEELS VOLUNTEERS DELIVER 'MORE THAN FOOD' CHH 1

AF£A UNITED WAY LESS THAN THIRD AWAY FROM '89 GOAL CHH 1

UNITED WAY EXCEEDS FUND-RAISING GOAL CHH 1

UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
DUKE EXPERT BACKS UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE

UNIVERSE

SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
NOBEL WINNER TO DISCUSS UNIVERSE'S AGE

UNIVERSITY CLUB

LIGHT BRUNCH HAS PUNCH

UNIVERSITY DRIVE „

FOR MARSHALL HANGUH, PAINTING THE YARD'S A SPRING RITUAL
TRAFFIC ENGINEER WILLIFORD STRESSES NEED FOR PLANNING AHEAD
LET'S KEEP THIS ROADUAY LOVELY „^™,„

ENO, UNIVERSITY DRIVE FOES VOCAL AT HIGHWAY MEETING (CORRECTED)
PANEL PASSES THOROUGHFARE PLAN ALONG MINUS CONTROVERSIAL ROADS

UNIVERSITY FORD

UNIVERSITY FORD ISUZU; THE SUN HAS PROUDLY SERVED THE COMMUNITY (AD)

CHAMBER! PUT STADIUM ON FORD SITE

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

REGIONAL STADIUM PLAN IS MORE THAN THREAT

WOLFF: BULLS TO PLAY AT A NEW SITE BY '92

LET'S KEEP THE BULLS

POTENTIAL SITE FOUND FOR UNIVERSITY FORD

COUNCIL DELAYS UNIVERSITY FORD REZONING HEARING

COUNCIL FRETS ABOUT BALLPARK REZONING RUSH

UNIVERSITY LAKE

SEE ALSO CANE CREEK RESERVOIR

SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY

CARRBORO STAFF LISTS AMBERLY CONCERNS

OWASA TO SOUND OFF ON AMBERLY

SPEAKERS RAP AMBERLY PLAN AT HEARING

TOUCHING DOWN

UNIVERSITY LAKE SEWER LINE BAN EXPIRING SOON

CARRBORO TO MULL BUILDING LIMITS

OWASA TO ADDRESS DEFICIENCIES IN DAM

CARRBORO EXTENDS LIMITS ON BUILDING IN WATERSHED

DEM HEAD PLANS AMBERLY SITE TOUR

OWASA MAY EXTEND WATER, SEWER DELAY

DEM ON THE RIGHT TRACK

UNIVERSITY LAKE MORATORIUM MAY BE REINSTATED

RAIN SWEEPS CAR INTO CREEK, OWASA TAKES MEASURES TO CONTAIN... LEAK

UP THE CREEK (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-5-89)

CORRECTION

WEGNER URGES WATERSHED PROTECTION

STATE UPHOLDS DENIAL OF AMBERLY PERMIT

LEADERS LIKE GROUP WATERSHED POLICIES

WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT SPARKS FEARS

SOLITUDE

PLANNING BOARD GIVES OK TO WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT

8/20/1989

9/08/1989

9/11/1989

9/18/1989

9/25/1989

10/02/1989

10/09/1989

10/10/1989

10/16/1989

10/18/1989

10/23/1989

10/28/1989

11/29/1989

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

1/01/1989
1/13/1989
2/03/1989
3/06/1989
3/26/1989
4/10/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/22/1989
4/27/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989
5/05/198"
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
5/19/1989
5/24/1989
6/05/1989
6/21/1989

N S17
N H65
G

1 P

S17

P G W57

S 2 10/27/1989 C 1 N

H

2 4/08/1989 B

5 P N

S

2 12/20/1989 B

1 P F G59

H
H

H
S
H

2 7/09/1989 B
2 8/06/1989 B
2 8/12/1989 A
2 11/02/1989 A
2 11/14/1989 B

1 U N36
9 P N
4 E

1 N C61
1 N R63

S

S
H
H

H
S

s

H
H
H

S

2 4/19/1989 H
2 11/14/1989 A
2 11/15/1989 A
2 11/15/1989 A
2 11/16/1989 A
2 11/16/1989 A
2 11/16/1989 C
2 11/17/1989 A
2 12/20/1989 A
2 12/29/1989 C
2 12/29/1989 C

9 D A
1 N E33
1 N R63
1 N R63
1 N R63
4 E
1 P N H65
4 E
1 M N R63
1 N R63
1 P N

p
p

1 M N
3 P P
1 P N

C62
L90
C62
T44
L90
C62
L90
C62
C62
L90

C62
L90
L38

C62
L90
L90
M20
S73
M20

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

ORANGE-CHATHAM GROUP TO DISCUSS LAKE WATERSHED

LIMIT WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT

CHATHAM, PITTSBORO MEMBERS SIT OUT OF FIRST WATER MEETING

COUNTY ENGINEER SATISFIED WITH MCLENNAN'S SYSTEM

WATERSHED 'EXPERIMENTS' QUESTIONED

THE REAL WATERSHED ISSUE

SEWER SYSTEM SAFE, TODD SAYS

WATERSHED SUBDIVISION GETS PLANNERS' OK

OPPONENTS REGISTER DISAPPOINTMENT AT MCLENNAN'S... (CORRECTED 7-20-89)

CORRECTION

HILARY PLANS CLEAR HURDLE

PLANNING BOARD HAD NO CHOICE

OFFICIALS OUTLINE WATERSHED STRATEGIES

MCLENNAN'S FARM AGAIN FOCUS OF PUBLIC HEARING

COUNTY ASKED FOR WATERSHED MORATORIUM

SUPPORTERS SAY PROJECT MEETS ALL ORDINANCES

MCLENNAN'S FARM SPEAKERS SWORN IN

WATERSHED PROTECTION ISSUE OF '89

WATERSHED POLICY CONSIDERED

DEM: NO WATERSHED MORATORIUM/ENGINEER TOLD THAT DEM CONTINUES TO...

OFFICIALS WEIGH WATERSHED PROTECTION ALTERNATIVES (CORRECTED 8-15-89)

DEFINE ISSUES IN WATERSHED PROTECTION

MCLENNAN FARM PERMIT MAY BE DECIDED TUESDAY

CARRBORO LEASH LAW MAY EXTEND TO PARK IF ALDERMEN OK CHANGE

FOES SCREAM PROTESTS AS SUBDIVISION APPROVED

DEM LACKS WRITTEN RULES ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT, OFFICIAL SAYS

MORATORIUM COULD HIT 57X OF COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS FOLLOWED THE RULES

GEOLOGY STUDENTS' STUDY OF UNIVERSITY LAKE STARTS AT THE BOTTOM

TO THE BOTTOM OF THE LAKE

8,300 SUBJECT TO PROPOSED WATERSHED PLAN

WORK GROUP DEBATES WATERSHED PROPOSAL

DOUBT CAST ON NOV. DEADLINE

LONG LIVE THE LAKE

WATERSHED DEBATE! IT'S ALL POLITICS

FIST FIGHT DISRUPTS HEARING

COMMISSIONERS DENY 'LAND GRAB'

ORANGE-CHATHAM WORK GROUP REGROUPS

N.C. LAW REQUIRES WATERSHED POLICIES

OWASA DEBATES WATERSHED STATEMENT

MIRROR IMAGE

WATERSHED BUILDING MORATORIUM GETS OK FROM PLANNERS

WATERSHED MEETING POSTPONED

GIVE DEMOCRACY A CHANCE TO WORK ON WATERSHED ISSUE

BOARD DEBATES WATERSHED ISSUE; CONSIDER LONG HAUL, CAREY SAYS

COMPENSATION CALLED CRITICAL TO RESTRICTIONS

COMPENSATION ISSUE ABSENT IN WATER TALKS

OFFICIAL SAYS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS NOT 'A TAKING'

PORTO PROPOSES WATERSHED DEAL

OWASA STAFF'S PAPER LACKS LANDOWNER COMPENSATION

SZOSTAK SAYS HE'LL DROP AMBERLY SUIT

SCHEDULED WATERSHED MEETING UNCERTAIN

OWASA LIKELY TO DROP NON-COMPENSATION PLAN

WATERSHED LIMITS PLAN NARROWED

ORANGE BOARD OKS TEMPORARY RESTRICTION ON 1 OF 7 WATERSHEDS

COMMISSIONER SEES HOPE FOR LANDOWNERS

COUNTY SALES FIGURES SHOW PRICES SHRINKING AS LOTS GROW

COMPENSATION TO LANDOWNERS UNNECESSARY - ANDRESEN

WATERSHED FORUM SLATED

OWASA'S ANALYSIS INACCURATE - KENDIG

WATERSHED STUDY GETS SUPPORT

EQUITY DEBATED

RESPONSES TO WATERSHED PROPOSAL MIXED

COMPROMISE PROTECTION PLANS DUE IN

KENDIG MUDDIES THE WATERSHED ISSUE

OWASA ASKS REPLY TO KENDIG MEMO

SMALLER LOTS UPHELD

ALDERMEN TO REVIEW WATERSHED PROPOSALS

PLANNING BOARD WANTS AVERAGE LOT RESTRICTIONS IN WATERSHED

OWASA BILLS TO INCLUDE BROCHURE

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

H

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

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1
1
1
1
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 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

6/21/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
6/28/1989
7/01/1989
7/05/1989
7/08/1989
7/19/1989
7/19/1989
7/20/1989
7/20/1989
7/20/1989
7/22/1989
7/31/1989
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
8/03/1989
8/06/1989
8/10/1989
8/11/1989
8/11/1989
8/12/1989
8/14/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/16/1989
8/17/1989
8/17/1989
8/19/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
8/25/1989
8/25/1989
8/25/1989
9/04/1989
9/06/1989
9/07/1989
9/09/1989
9/09/1989
9/14/1989
9/15/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/21/1989
9/22/1989
9/22/1989
9/24/1989
9/25/1989
9/26/1989
9/28/1989
9/29/1989
9/29/1989
9/30/1989
10/01/1989
10/03/1989 B
10/06/1989 A
10/06/1989
10/07/1989
10/11/1989
10/13/1989
10/13/1989
10/13/1989
10/14/1989
10/14/1989
1 10/14/1989
10/17/1989
10/17/1989
10/17/1989
10/18/1989
10/18/1989

N L90
E

N L90
N M20
N M20
E
N M25

1 M N M20

N M20
N
N
E

N C62
N M20
N

N M20
N M20
N C62
N M25
N M20

1 M N M25

E
PN D38
N C62
N M20
N M25
N M20
E
P N C62
P P C45
M N M20
N M25
N M25
E
U

N M20

P N M20

P N M25

N M25

N M25

P P L38

N M20

N M25

P U

M N M20

P N M20

N M20

P N M20

P N C62

N M25

P N C62

N M25

N M25

N C62

N M20

P N M25

N M25

P N M25

N

1 P N M20
3 P N M25
3 N C62
1 N M25

3 N M25

4 E

1 P N M20
1 N M25
3 N C62
1 N M20
3 N

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

KENDIG ANALYSIS FLAWED, OFFICIALS SAY
RURAL GROUP BLASTS BOARD
TOWN BACKS WATERSHED RULES

SUGGESTION MUDDIES THE WATERS _ „.,„

CARRBORO CANDIDATES BUTT HEADS OVER WATERSHED PROTECTION, TRAFFIC

WATERSHED AGREEMENT ENDORSED

PRESERVE WATER QUALITY THROUGH ZONING RESTRICTIONS

KINNAIRD ISSUES WATERSHED POSITION

...BEATS A GOOD DAY WORKING

DEVELOPMENT NO LONGER A DIRTY WORD IN CARRBORO

BOARD BACKS WATERSHED MEASURES

OWASA BACKS UNIVERSITY LAKE PROTECTION RULES

GROUP TO CONSIDER OFFICIALS' REACTIONS TO WATERSHED PLAN

UNIVERSITY LAKE? TIME TO SETTLE THE BILL

WATERSHED PLAN GETS GROUP NOD

SEWER PROHIBITION INTACT _

WATERSHED DECISI0NS7/WILL ZONING LIMITS HOLD UP IN COURT?

VA. RULING SUPPORTS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS

IMPLEMENTING ZONING RESTRICTIONS REQUIRES 'A MAJOR COMMITMENT'

COUNTY TO TACKLE WATERSHED, AFFORDABLE HOUSING LINKAGE

COMMITTEE TO DEBATE WATERSHED URBANIZATION

DEM AVOIDS 'URBANIZATION' STANDARDS ,„. .JLTJL.» „„

ANGER AT WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS EVIDENT, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY

OFFICIALS DEFEND COURTESY CHARGE

GROUP POSTPONES RURAL BUFFER DECISIONS

KEEP COMMUNITY SEPTIC SYSTEMS OUT OF WATERSHEDS

MARSHALL BLAST PUBLIC HEARING PROCEDURE

OWASA DELAYS CANE CREEK SLUDGE DECISION

CHAPEL HILL WATERSHEDS WIN HIGHEST-GUALITY RATING

6 LOCALS FAIL IN EMC WATER COUNCIL BIDS

BOARD POSTPONES SLUDGE PROPOSAL

OWASA HAD CANE CREEK SLUDGE PERMIT-DEM

WATERSHED ACTIONS POSTPONED

WATERSHED REVISION PONDERED

UNIVERSITY MALL

MALL DENTAL HEALTH FAIR'S GOAL TO MAKE DENTAL HYGIENE FUN

EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER GAINS INTIMATE BOOKSHOP

MALL'S 'UNIQUE' BOOKSTORE WILL BE MISSED

UNIVERSITY MOTOR INN (CHAPEL HILL, N.C, )

MAN FOUND DEAD IN CHAPEL HILL MOTEL ROOM
DEATH OF LOCAL LAWYER INVESTIGATED

UNIV. OF ALABAMA SPORTS, BASKETBALL
HEELS STRUGGLE IN RARE SLOW START

UNIV. OF ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM SPORTS, FOOTBALL
RESPONSIBILITY

UNIV. OF ARIZONA SPORTS, BASKETBALL

DUKE-ARIZONA GAME SHOWCASE FOR FERRY-ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT, ARIZONA TOP DUKE; CLAIM NO. 1
BAD START COSTS FAST-FINISHING DEVILS

UNIV. OF ARIZONA SPORTS, FOOTBALL

'PACK GOES WEST IN SEARCH OF LOST EXPECTATIONS
COPPER FOES SHARE BROKEN DREAMS

UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES
UCLA MAY GIVE UNC A LESSON

UNIV. OF COLORADO SPORTS, BASKETBALL

TAR HEELS REBOUND WITH 104-101 TRIUMPH OVER COLORADO

UNIV. OF FLORIDA

DUKE DEAN DROPS BID FOR FLA. JOB

UNIV. OF FLORIDA SPORTS, FOOTBALL

SPURRIER 'NOT LOOKING' INTO POST AT FLORIDA

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 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

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10/19/1989
10/19/1989
10/19/1989
10/21/1989
10/24/1989
10/25/1989
10/26/1989
11/01/1989
11/02/1989
11/02/1989
11/07/1989
11/10/1989
11/13/1989
11/13/1989
11/17/1989
11/17/1989
11/26/1989
11/26/1989
11/26/1989
11/27/1989
11/28/1989
11/29/1989
11/29/1989
11/29/1989
11/30/1989
12/01/1989
12/02/1989
12/02/1989
12/02/1989
12/15/1989
12/15/1989
12/15/1989
12/20/1989
12/29/1989

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N M20
N M20
N C62
E

P N C62
N
L
N

P P L38
Q C62
N M20
N M25

P N M25
E

P N M25
N M25
1 M N M25
1 C N M25
N M25
N S17
N C62
N C62
N M20
N M20
N M20
J

1 P N M20

N M25
N M25
N C62
N M25
N M25
N
N M20

CHH 1 2/12/1989 A 3 N H90
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 12/11/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 8/01/1989 A 2 N
CHH 1 8/02/1989 A 3 N

S 2 12/01/1989 B 1 P N D18
S 2 8/18/1989 D 1 U F25

S 2 2/25/1989 B 1 P N D18
H 2 2/27/1989 B 2 P N M14
S 2 2/27/1989 D 3 P U D18

S 2 12/12/1989 C 1 P U F23
S 2 12/29/1989 B 3 P U F25

CHH 1 1/29/1989 A 1 N S17

H 2 12/31/1989 C 1 N M88

H 2 10/20/1989 C 1 N N36

H 2 10/10/1989 B 2 P N C49

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SUBJECTS

SPURRIER, GATORS APPEAR TO BE PERFECT HATCH

SPURRIER-BOOSTER MEETING FUELS FLORIDA TALK

GATORS GET OK TO INTERVIEW DEVILS' SPURRIER

SPURRIER, GATOR OFFICIALS 'GET TO KNOW EACH OTHER'

SPURRIER TO MEET WITH OFFICIALS FROM FALCONS, GATORS

SPURRIER CONTINUES TALKS WITH FLORIDA

FLORIDA OFFERS SPURRIER JOB

SPURRIER OFFERED FLORIDA'S HEAD COACH JOB

FLORIDA, NFL CHASING DUKE'S POPULAR COACH

PRO FUTURE LESS LIKELY FOR SPURRIER

SPURRIER DENIES REPORTS

SPURRIER TO BE HEAD COACH AT UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

SPURRIER EXPECTED TO GET FLORIDA POSITION TODAY

UNIV. OF GEORGIA SPORTS, FOOTBALL

SEE ALSO GEORGIA TECH SPORTS, FOOTBALL
THREE'S THE CHARM AS GOFF ACCEPTS GA. POST
SHERIDAN SHOWS CLASS

UNIV, OF IOWA SPORTS, BASKETBALL
NO. 9 HAWKEYES STUN UNC
HAWKEYES DON'T BACK DOWN VS. HEELS
BIG TEN OFFICIAL: SORRY, BUT THAT'S NO APOLOGY
TAR HEELS CHILL OUT, FACE IOWA
UNRANKED HAWKEYES ROLL, DROP UNC'S RECORD TO 4-4

UNIV. OF IOWA SPORTS, FOOTBALL

WOLFFACK GETS A PEACH OF A WIN

UNIV. OF KANSAS SPORTS, BASKETBALL

REALITY TESTS WILLIAMS' TOUGHNESS

WITH WILLIAMS, JAYHAWKS HAVE A FAMILIAR LOOK

BLUE DEVILS ROLL PAST JAYHAWKS

DUKE HONORS FERRY, RIPS KANSAS

UNIV. OF KENTUCKY SPORTS, BASKETBALL

KENTUCKY'S SEARCH OVERSHADOWS SOUTHEAST REGIONAL

FOX, RICE PROVIDE SPARK AS HEELS CLOSE GAP WITH WIN OVER WILDCATS

UNIV. OF KENTUCKY SPORTS, FOOTBALL

CLAIBORNE'S WILDCATS MIGHT HAVE FAMILIAR LOOK FOR TAR HEELS
CLAIBORNE'S 'CATS FINALLY READY TO BID FOR SEC TITLE?

UNIV. OF MARYLAND SPORTS, BASKETBALL
UNC OPENS ACC ACTION VS. TERPS
TAR HEELS WALTZ PAST MARYLAND
TERPS NO MATCH FOR SLUGGISH HEELS
DUKE PULLS OUT WIN OVER TERPS
DEVILS DON'T MEASURE UP TO RANKING
WOLFPACK THRASHES MARYLAND
DUKE CRANKS UP DEFENSE TO ROUT LAST-PLACE TERPS
DEVILS TORMENT OUTMANNED TERPS
TAR HEELS PIECE TOGETHER WIN OVER TERPS
PACK CHARGES PAST TERPS
WOLFPACK RUNS DOWN TERRAPINS

AREA WORKERS MAKE CAREER OF WATCHING ACC TOURNEY/MARYLAND WINS 71-49
INCREDIBLE} TERPS SEND STATE PACKING
AFTER THE VICTORY, WADE EXITS ON STRETCHER
WIN STUNS MARYLAND AND STATE
MIRACLES DO HAPPEN
TERPS BEWILDER 'PACK

TAR HEELS END TERRAPINS' RUN AS GIANT KILLER
MARYLAND FIGURES TO DRAW TOUGH PENALTIES

UNIV. OF MARYLAND SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ATHLETE'S PRIORITIES STRAIGHT
•PACK, CAVS TO CHALLENGE TIGERS IN ACC RACE
WITH OFFENSE PRIMED, TERPS TACKLE KILLER SCHEDULE
DUKE-flARYLANDJ 17 YEARS OF FRUSTRATION
0-F0R-17 YEARS! DEVILS TRY TO TERMINATE TERPS HEX

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10/12/1989 B

10/13/1989 B

11/22/1989 D

11/28/1989

12/05/1989

12/07/1989

12/13/1989

12/14/1989

12/14/1989

12/14/1989

12/26/1989

12/29/1989

12/31/1989

U M88
N C49
N C49
N M88
N M88
N C49
N D18
N C49
U D18
U D18
N M88
N M88
N C49

2 1/03/1989 D
2 1/03/1989 A

1 P N
4 E

1/08/1989 B

1/09/1989 D

1/11/1989 D

12/09/1989 D

12/10/1989 C

P N M14

P U D18

U M14

N C49

N C49

S 2 1/02/1989 D 3 P U G44

S

2

2/17/1989 D

1 P U D18

H

2

2/18/1989 D

1 P N C52

H

2

2/19/1989 C

1 P N C52

S

2

2/20/1989 D

3 P U D18

S

2

3/23/1989 B

3 P U F25

H

2 12/28/1989 C

1 N L22

H

2

9/14/1989 D

1 PN C52

S

2

9/14/1989 B

1 P N F25

S

2

1/11/1989 D

1 C N F25

H

2

1/12/1989 D

1 P N M14

S

2

1/12/1989 B

1 P U F25

H

2

1/15/1989 C

1 P N C52

S

2

1/16/1989 D

5 P U F25

H

2

1/30/1989 B

2 P N C49

H

2

2/12/1989 C

1 P N C49

S

2

2/13/1989 D

5 P N F25

H

2

2/20/1989 B

2 P N M14

H

2

3/03/1989 B

1 P N (114

S

2

3/03/1989 D

1 P N P52

H

2

3/11/1989 A

1 P N C47

H

2

3/11/1989 D

1 P N C49

H

2

3/11/1989 D

1 P N M14

H

2

3/11/1989 D

3 P N C52

S

2

3/11/1989 B

1 P U F25

S

2

3/11/1989 B

1 P N DIB

H

2

3/12/1989 C

1 P N C52

H

2 12/14/1989 C

1 N

S

2

4/24/1989 A

4 E

S

2

8/23/1989 D

7 P F F25

H

2

8/24/1989 D

10 P F

S

2

10/19/1989 B

1 P U F25

H

2 10/21/1989 D

1 N C49

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S I T

E L Y

C -PG L P BYL

44-25! DUKE ENDS 17 YEARS OF FRUSTRATION

BLUE DEVILS BLITZ OLD NEJ€SIS

UNC-MARYLAND, 1983/THE DAWN OF HEELS* DARKEST FOOTBALL DAYS

UNIV. OF MICHIGAN SPORTS, BASKETBALL

FISHER SUIiDEN BENEFICIARY OF FRIEDER-MICHIGAN FALLOUT

MICHIGAN PROVES KENTUCKY'S GRASS NOT CAROLINA BLUE

WOLVERINES LEAVE NO DOUBT

RICE MAKES INTERIM COACH A GENIUS

TITLE GAME! IT'S TALENT VS. WORK ETHIC _

WOLVERINES WIN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP i TITLE IN HAND, FISHER'S FATE...

ROBINSON'S FREE THROWS GIVE FISHER SIXTH WIN, TITLE

WOLVERINES NIP SETON HALL TO WIN IT ALL

ROBINSON GRABS THE CHAMPIONSHIP

ROBINSON'S CINDERELLA STORY ONE FOR THE FINAL FOUR BOOKS

MICHIGAN'S FISHER TURNS PRESSURE INTO TRANQUILITY

FISHER SIGNING AUTOGRAPHS NOW

WELL-TESTED TAR HEELS NEED A WIN

MICHIGAN SQUEEZES BY DUKE IN OT

UNIV. OF NEVADA-LAS VEGAS SPORTS, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
UNLV RUNS BY 'SLOW-MOTION' PACK
'TARK' HANDS V HOHECOURT LOSS

UNIV. OF NEVADA-RENO SPORTS, BASKETBALL

NO. 5 TAR HEELS POWER TO WIN OVER WOLF PACK
TAR HEELS GET RARE 'EASY' WIN

UNIV. OF NEW MEXICO
SEE ALSO NEW MEXICO
DUKE'S ALLEVA NEW MEXICO CANDIDATE

UNIV. OF N.C.

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ADMISSIONS
THE SMILE OF UNC/R.D. MCMILLIAN LOBBIES FOR UNC WITH A HANDSHAKE AND...
MILLER SUGGESTS $100,000 STUDY OF UNC SYSTEM
MILLER: UNC-SYSTEM SETUP NEEDS REVAMPING BEFORE 3RD DECADE

UNIV. OF N.C, ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT AID
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, SPORTS AND ATHLETICS
RAMS CLUB GIRS AVERAGE *7.6 MILLION

UNIV. OF N.C, BUDGET

UNC OFFICIALS DISAPPOINTED IN MARTIN'S BUDGET PLANS

UNC, N.C STATE ATHLETIC CUTS DEFEATED

UNC WILL FIGHT JOB CUTS PROPOSAL

ACADEMIC RESEARCH FUND QUESTIONED BY LAWMAKERS

UNC'S BUILDING HOPES CHILLED ; SENATE IGNORES PRIORITY REQUEST

WHO BENDS LEGISLATURE'S EAR?

N.C HOUSE, SENATE AGREE ON BUDGETS

UNC SYSTEM MERIT RAISE REQUEST HALVED

HARDIN GETS 8 PERCENT SALARY HIKE; RETAINS TOP PAY POST

BOARD OKS HARDIN REPORT; CHANCELLOR LISTS GOALS

POPE DEFIES PEERS

UNC CHANCELLORS NEED FINANCIAL AUTONOMY

HARDIN STANDS BY REQUEST DESPITE BOSS' OPPOSITION

MAVRETIC. LEAN TIME AHEAD FOR EDUCATION

UNIV. OF N.C, CHANCELLORS, SALARIES , ,

HARDIN GETS 8 PERCENT SALARY HIKE, RETAINS TOP PAY POST

UNIV. OF N.C, DESEGREGATION

SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
DESEGREGATION DISPUTE OFFICIALLY ENDS AT UNC

UNIV. OF N.C, DRUG ABUSE (ALSO DRUG POLICY)

H 2 10/22/1989 C 1 P N C49
S 2 10/23/1989 D 1 P U F25
H 2 10/28/1989 D 1 P N L22

H

2 3/17/1989 B

1 P U C52

H

2 3/25/1989 D

1 P U C52

H

2 3/26/1989 C

2 P N C52

S

2 3/27/1989 D

4 P U F25

S

2 4/03/1989 D

5 P N F25

H

2 4/04/1989 D

1 P U M14

H

2 4/04/1989 D

1 P N C52

S

2 4/04/1989 D

1 P N F25

S

2 4/04/1989 D

1 P U D18

H

2 4/05/1989 D

1 P U M14

S

2 12/08/1989 B

1 P U D18

H

2 12/09/1989 D

1 P N M88

S

2 12/09/1989 B

1 P U F25

H

2 12/10/1989 C

1 P N M83

H

2 2/13/1989 B

2 P N M14

S

2 2/13/1989 D

2 P U D18

H

2 2/22/1989 D

1 P N C49

S

2 2/22/1989 D

1 P N F25

H 2 3/29/1989 D 2 N C52

CHH 1 5/10/1989 A
S 2 5/22/1989 A
S 2 11/14/1989 C

1 P N M20
1 P N
1 P N

CHH 1 9/01/1989 A 1 N S17

CHH 1

1/20/1989 A

1 N S17

H 2

4/13/1989 A

14 N

CHH 1

4/21/1989 A

1 N S17

H 2

6/26/1989 C

1 P N

CHH 1

7/07/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

4 E

H 2

8/07/1989 A

1 N L40

CHH 1

8/19/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

8/29/1989 A

1 C N S17

CHH 1

9/02/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

9/02/1989 A

1 P N S17

S 2

9/04/1989 A

4 E

H 2

9/09/1989 C

2 N

CHH 1

9/14/1989 A

1 N

CHH 1 8/29/1989 A 1 C N S17

H 3 1/12/1989 C 1 N

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SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO URINALYSIS
STATE, UNC STUDENTS DISAGREE ON DRUG TESTS

UNIV. OF N.C., EMPLOYEES

UNC WILL FIGHT JOB CUTS PROPOSAL

UNIV. OF N.C., EMPLOYEES, SALARIES

HARDIN GETS 8 PERCENT SALARY HIKE; RETAINS TOP PAY POST

UNIV. OF N.C., ENROLLMENT

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ENROLLMENT
UNC 2ND TO N.Y. IN BLACK ENROLLMENT INCREASE
FEWER N.C. HIGH SCHOOL GRADS ENTER UNC SCHOOLS IN '89

UNIV. OF N.C, FACULTY, SALARIES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY SALARIES
UNC SYSTEM MERIT RAISE REQUEST HALVED
HARDIN GETS 8 PERCENT SALARY HIKE; RETAINS TOP PAY POST
REPORT: UNC, STATE FACULTY SALARIES MATCH NATIONAL AVERAGE

UNIV. OF N.C, FEES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, TUITION
UNC FEES GO UP QUIETLY WHILE TUITION GRABS ATTENTION

UNIV. OF N.C, GRANTS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, RESEARCH
DUKE, UNC GET GRANTS
UNC DOUBLES UP ON GRANTS, CONTRACTS IN PAST 4 YEARS

UNIV. OF N.C, INVESTMENTS

3 UNC CAMPUSES OWN RJR STOCK

UNIV. OF N.C, LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LAWSUITS

UNC SYSTEM MAY APPEAL RULING AGAINST NCCU (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-21-89)

NCCU, UNC SYSTEM APPEAL AWARD IN SLAYING SUIT

UNIV. OF N.C, MINORITY ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITY ADMISSIONS

DESEGREGATION DISPUTE OFFICIALLY ENDS AT UNC

UNC 2ND TO N.Y. IN BLACK ENROLLMENT INCREASE

ADMISSION RULE COULD HURT FOUR N.C. BLACK CAMPUSES

UNIV. OF N.C, RESEARCH

SEE ALSO ACADEMIC-INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, GRANTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RESEARCH
UNC RESEARCH FUND NEEDS TIGHTER CONTROL

UNIV. OF N.C, SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT AID

SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FINANCIAL AID

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS
UPPED N.C. TUITION PUTS BITE ON FINANCIAL AID OFFICES
UPPED N.C. TUITION PUTS BITE ON FINANCIAL AID OFFICES

UNIV. OF N.C, SPORTS AND ATHLETICS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ATHLETIC DEPT.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS

LAWSUIT SEEKS ACCESS TO COACHES' CONTRACTS

VALVANO WILL STEP DOWN AS 'PACK AD

VALVANO NOT THE ONLY AD HIT BY SPANGLER'S RULING

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 8/26/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 8/29/1989 A 1 C N S17

CHH 1 1/14/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A 1 N S17

CHH 1 8/19/1989 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 8/29/1989 A 1 C N S17
H 2 9/13/1989 C 12 N

H 2 7/03/1989 B 1 N

S 2 1/24/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 12/18/1989 A 3 N

S 2 1/25/1989 A 6 N

S 2 4/21/1989 C 1 N B53
S 2 5/04/1989 A 7 N B53

H 3 1/12/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 1/14/1989 A 1 P N S17
H 2 7/13/1989 B 7 N

S 2 6/27/1989 A 4 E

H 2 8/16/1989 A 1 N S17
H 2 8/16/1989 A 1 N N36

H 2 7/01/1989 B 3 N
S 2 8/25/1989 A 1 P N P52
H 2 8/27/1989 B 4 N

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SCHOOLS' ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUBS NOT RUSHING TO RELEASE AUDITS

SUBJECTS

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S I T

E L Y

-DATE — C -TO L P BYL

2 8/31/1989 A 12 N

UNIV. OF N.C, STUDENTS

2 MORE UNC SCHOOLS SEEK CONDOMS

UNIV. OF N.C., STUDENTS, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
DISABLED ACCESS FUNDING DENIED IN HOUSE
LEGISLATURE KILLS BARRIER REMOVAL BILL

UNIV. OF N.C, SYMBOLS

SEE RAMESES (UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL MASCOT)
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SYMBOLS

UNIV. OF N.C., TUITION

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., FEES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TUITION

BUDGET.. .BUT TUITION, ALCOHOL LICENSES LIKELY TO GET MORE EXPENSIVE

HEFTY JUMP IN UNC TUITION PROPOSED

TUITION HIKE RISKS CLASS RIFT, STUDENT OFFICER SAYS

TUITION HIKE ILL-ADVISED

TUITION HIKE BLASTED; UNC STUDENTS VOW TO FIGHT

HARDIN CRITICIZES PROPOSED HIKE IN UNC TUITION

SPEND TUITION INCREASE ON UNC'S CAMPUSES

UNC FEES GO UP QUIETLY WHILE TUITION GRABS ATTENTION

LEGISLATORS RAISE IN-STATE TUITION BY 20X

HIGHER TUITION STILL GOOD DEAL FOR STUDENTS

UPPED N.C. TUITION PUTS BITE ON FINANCIAL AID OFFICES

UPPED N.C. TUITION PUTS BITE ON FINANCIAL AID OFFICES

UNC TUITION HIKE NO CAUSE FOR WHINING

UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS _

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
UNIVERSITY READY TO SUE TO HALT PERSONAL FOULS
UNC 2ND TO N.Y. IN BLACK ENROLLMENT INCREASE

TEACHER SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM GAINS GROUND _„

MATH. SCIENCE PROGRAMS GET BOOSTjUNC BOARD OF GOVERNORS SPREADS...

UNC BOARD MAY ACT IF MATTER LINGERS

BATTLE IS BREWING FOR SEAT ON UNC BOARD OF GOVERNORS

UNC BOARD HEARS REPORT ON NCSU; BOOK MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED

SPANGLER BID SPURS DEBATE OF UNC POLICY _

BILL ON DISPOSAL OF ABORTION REMAINS IS RETURNED TO COMMITTEE BY SENATE

GOVERNOR NAMES KEITH R. HARROD TO NCSU BOARD

MAVRETIC ADDRESSES EDUCATION PROBLEMS , _ _

SPANGLER CONDUCTING PROBE OF DISSENSION AT N.C. SCHOOL OF ARTS

BOARD OF GOVERNORS OKS $28 MILLION UNC EPA BUILDING

BOARD OF GOVERNORS CHAIRMAN SHRUGS OFF MAVRETIC'S »POT SHOT'

UNC'S CARSON WINS NATIONAL SERVICE AWARD

UNC BOARD 'OVERLOOKS' APPOINTMENT (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-14-89)

CORRECTION _

UNC OFFICIAL DOUBTS STUDY ON TEACHING MINIMUM NEEDED

HEFTY JUMP IN UNC TUITION PROPOSED

UNC BOARD GETS TO RATE ITS PERFORMANCE

UNC BOARD APPROVES ETHICS RULES

UNC NURSING DEAN WELCOMES REPORT URGING RECRUITING

UNC NURSING SCHOOL GRAPPLES WITH ENROLLMENT DECLINE

N.C. STATE ISSUE PUTS SPANGLER ON THE SPOT

UNC SYSTEM MERIT RAISE REQUEST HALVED

SOME UNC BOARD MEMBERS WARY OF IMMEDIATE ACTION ON STATE

VALVANO WILL STEP DOWN AS 'PACK AD

TOUGH DAY

VALVANO WILL STEP DOWN AS DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

OVERHAUL URGED FOR ATHLETICS IN UNC SYSTEM _

REPORT: VALVANO BENT, DIDN'T BREAK RULES/VALVANO'S FATE UP TO...

STATE, UNC STUDENTS DISAGREE ON DRUG TESTS

VALVANO WILL REMAIN UNDER A MICROSCOPE

TREAT ATHLETES LIKE STUDENTS

HARDIN STANDS BY REQUEST DESPITE BOSS' OPPOSITION

POULTON CHARGES UNC CHAIRMAN IMPROPERLY INTERFERED IN ATHLETICS
2 OF 32 BOARD MEMBERS SAY OUST SPANGLER

H 2 4/23/1989 B 3 N

CHH 1 7/02/1989 A
CHH 1 8/14/1989 A

H
H

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

S

H

H

S

H

H

H

1/18/1989
5/26/1989
5/27/1989
5/28/1989
6/03/1989
6/10/1989
6/14/1989
7/03/1989
8/05/1989
8/11/1989
8/16/1989
8/16/1989
9/30/1989

H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2

1/14/1989
1/14/1989
1/14/1989
1/25/1989
1/26/1989
2/08/1989
2/11/1989
2/11/1989
2/15/1989 .
2/22/1989 B
3/10/1989 A
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/20/1989
5/13/1989
5/14/1989
5/14/1989
5/26/1989
6/06/1989
6/11/1989
6/14/1989
8/04/1989
8/10/1989
8/19/1989
8/25/1989
8/25/1989
8/25/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
9/05/1989
9/09/1989
9/23/1989
10/30/1989

N M20
N M20

N L40
N L40
N S17
E

N S17
N S17
E
N

N L40
E

N S17
N N36
J

S17
S17
S17

L90

L90

S17
S17
L90
S17

517

L40

S17
S17
S17

S17

P52
L38

S69
S17
S17

Oil

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SPANGLER SHOULD STAY PUT

SPANGLER NEEDS TO BE MORE OPEN WITH PUBLIC

GOVERNORS SUPPORT SPANGLER

AYCOCK RECEIVES UNC PRIZE

UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS, MEMBERS

GETTING UNC GOVERNORS BOARD SPOT TAKES REAL POLITICS

UNC BOARD CANDIDATES INTERVIEWED

BOARD OF GOVERNOR ENDORSEMENTS QK'D BY HOUSE DEMOCRATS

SPAULDING GETS GOP NOD FOR UNC SEAT

SPAULDING ON UNC BOARD AS CAUCUS BACKING PREVAILS

DURHAM'S SPAULDING WINS A SEAT ON UNC BOARD

SPLIT OF HOUSE DEMOCRATS AFFECTS ELECTION OF UNC BOARD MEMBERS

UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF TRUSTEES

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF TRUSTEES

H 2 10/31/1989 A
S 2 10/31/1989 A
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A

2/19/1989
2/22/1989
2/23/1989
3/01/1989
3/02/1989
3/02/1989
3/05/1989

UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF VISITORS

HARDIN MAY DELAY FALL SEMESTER START; 'WE ARE OUT OF OPERATING FUNDS..,' CHH 1 4/22/1989 A

BOARD OF VISITORS REPORT SAYS UNC MUST PUSH RESEARCH CHH 1 4/22/1989 A

UNC ALUMNI ASK OFFICIALS TO CONSIDER WHAT'S IN A NAME CHH 1 4/27/1989 A

UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION

SEE ALSO JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN COMMUNICATIONS CENTER

SEE ALSO N.C. PUBLIC TELEVISION FOUNDATION

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION

SEE ALSO WUNC-TV (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

NEW HOME WILL CENTRALIZE PUBLIC TV OPERATION H 2 1/12/1989 C

FRIDAY'S 'PEOPLE' MOVING TO RTP CHH 1 1/14/1989 A

N.C. PUBLIC TV FOUNDATION WORKS TO TUNE IN LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT CHH 1 2/05/1989 A

PBS LOBBYIST WARNS AGAINST COMPLACENCY CHH 1 2/05/1989 A

QUALITY TV COSTS MONEY S 2 2/24/1989 A

FESTIVAL '89 HOPES TO RAISE $900,000 CHH 1 3/02/1989 A

UNC TV CENTER MEETS FUND GOAL H 2 3/20/1989 B

DOCUMENTARY PREACHES TO ARCHAEOLOGY CHOIR H 2 4/19/1989 C

LEGISLATORS GET SNEAK PREVIEW CHH 1 6/08/1989 A

CHILD CARE SERIES GETS $50,000 GRANT CHH 1 6/16/1989 A

3 UNC PRODUCTIONS GET NATIONAL HONORS CHH 1 6/19/1989 A

N.C. PUBLIC TV SHOW WINS AWARD CHH 1 7/01/1989 A

BROADCASTERS GET TASTE OF U.S. TELEVISION CHH 1 8/09/1989 A

THAT WOODWRIGHT'S 'WINDOW' (CORRECTED 9-6-89) H 2 9/05/1989 A

PUBLIC TV NEEDS YOU H 2 9/05/1989 A

CLEARING THE RECORD H 2 9/06/1989 A

CENTER FOR PUBLIC TV BEGINS MOVING TODAY H 2 10/31/1989 C

UNIV. OF N.C. EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAMS CLUB

UNIV. OF N.C. FOUNDATION FUND

UNC PROFESSORS GET DEVELOPMENT AWARDS

UNIV. OF N.C. HOSPITALS

SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
NCMH GOVERNORS PONDER NAME CHANGE
BILL WOULD CHANGE NCMH NAME

NCMH NAME CHANGE CLEARS COMMITTEE WITH NO OPPOSITION
FINAL VOTE ON NCMH NAME CHANGE DELAYED
N.C. MEMORIAL NEARS NEW NAME APPROVAL
BILL TO RAISE DROPOUT AGE SENT TO HOUSE COMMITTEE
NAME CHANGE FOR NCMH IS STALLED
NCMH NAME CHANGE GETS APPROVAL
NAME, NOT SERVICE, CHANGES

HOSPITAL ADOPTS NAME CHANGES ; BOARD RENAMES PROGRAMS
UNC HOSPITALS APPROVES NEW EMBLEM

RESHAPING A LIFEj UNC DOCTORS GIVE TEEN-AGER A NEU FACE
MISLABELED MAILING GOES OUT TO PRESS
MENTAL PATIENTS' STAY TWICE STATE AVERAGE— REPORT
NOWHERE TO TURN/ LACK OF HOUSING KEEPS PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS IN UNC...
DEALING WITH MENTAL ILLNESS, DEALING WITH LIFE
CLUB NOVA TACKLES OBSTACLES ON JOB FRONT

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
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/12/1989

3/24/1989

3/30/1989

4/07/1989

4/08/1989

5/18/1989

5/19/1989

5/24/1989

5/25/1989

7/11/1989

7/14/1989

8/06/1989

9/12/198?

11/13/1989

12/03/1939

12/03/1989

12/03/1989

4 E
4 E
1 P N S17
3 P N

1
4
1
1
1
1
13

N L40
N

N L40
N L40
N L40
N
N L40

1 P N S17
1 N S17
3 N S17

P N K65
P N L90

N L90
P N L90

E
C N L90
P N K65

R U66
P N D38

N

N

N

N
P F Zll

N Zll

N

N K65

CHH 1 1/12/1989 A 5 N

N L90
N

N M20
N M20
N
N

N M20
N
E

N L90
N L90
N S17
N

N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17

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12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

S
E

-DATE — C -PG

TRADING STORIES/UNC HOSPITALS HOLDS REUNION FOR PARENTS OF PREMATURE. . ,

ASBESTOS CLEANUP NO HAZARD TO EMPLOYEES, HOSPITAL OFFICIAL SAYS

POSSIBLE ASBESTOS DISCOVERED IN HOSPITAL OFFICE

GIFTS FOR THE HOSPITAL-BOUND

MEDICARE LOSSES HURT HOSPITALS, SAY OFFICIALS

HOSPITAL GROUP TAPS MUNSON

UNIV. OF N.C. HOSPITALS, CAROLINA PARENT NETWORK
SEE ALSO SUPPORT GROUPS
COPING WITH THE ANXIETY

UNIV. OF N.C. HOSPITALS, EMPLOYEES
BARNES UINS GOVERNOR'S AUARD

UNIV. OF N.C. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE EDUCATION NETWORK

SEE ALSO MATHEMATICS

SEE ALSO SCIENCE, EDUCATION
PROGRAM GIVES COLLEGE-BOUND TEENS INCENTIVE
PRE-COLLEGE MATH, SCIENCE PROGRAM TARGETS MINORITIES

UNIV. OF N.C. PRESS
SEE ALSO BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PUBLISHERS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.

HISTORY, GARDENING, HELLMAN TOP UNC BOOK LIST .

SOUTHERN CULTURE/BARBECUE, MOONSHINE AND ROBERT E. LEE

TORREY NAMED CHIEF UNC PRESS EDITOR

UNIV. OF N.C. SYMPHONY

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT.
CONCERT FEATURES STUDENT SOLOISTS
CAMPUS CALENDAR

OF MUSIC

CHH 1 12/04/1989
CHH 1 12/13/1989
CHH 1 12/22/1989
CHH 1 12/25/1989
CHH 1 12/26/1989
CHH 1 12/26/1989

PA6E1114
2/15/90

I T
L Y
L P BYL

N H90
N S17
N S17
N W57
N S17
N

CHH 1 12/11/1989 A 1 P N D38

CHH 1 9/30/1989 A 1 P N

CHH 1 3/27/1989 A
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A

CHH 1 2/06/1989 A 5 P N
CHH 1 8/14/1989 A 3 P F M70
CHH 1 8/30/1989 A 3 N

univ. of n.c.-asheville

area's city uater ok for lead, study finds

univ. of n.c.-asheville sports, basketball (men)
pack struggles before shaking off bulldogs
late run lifts sluggish 'pack

univ. of n.c.-chapel hill
right angle
brick-a-brack
drilling in the rain
correction

unc opens breast screening clinic
unc, ncmh give *5,000 each for trolley bus fund
little left but bits 'n' pieces

winter follies

wicker: leaders need to set better examples

univ. of n.c.-chapel hill, aids

see also acquired immune deficiency syndrome, n.c. cases

SEE ALSO CHAFEL HILL, N.C, AIDS __ mrrr^

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAFEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, AIDS DEMENTIA CENTER „„„„-_ *

CONDOM MACHINES INSTALLED AT UNC DORMITORIES, UNION CM , ?/l§/1989 A

AIDS VICTIM TO SPEAK AT UNC FRIDAY CHH 1 11/28/1989 A

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

11/14/1989 A

5 P

H 2

9/14/1989 A

1 C N R63

H 2

2/21/1989 B

2 N M98

S 2

2/21/1989 B

3 P N P52

S 2

1/26/1989 C

1 P P L38

CHH 1

5/02/1989 A

5 P P L38

CHH 1

5/10/1989 A

3 P P L38

CHH 1

5/11/1989 A

2 N

H 2

5/12/1989 C

5 N 080

CHH 1

6/30/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

9/23/1989 A

3 P P C45

CHH 1

12/10/1989 A

3 P P T44

H 2 12/13/1989 C

3 N

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ADMINISTRATION

TUCHI NAMED VICE CHANCELLOR FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE

UNC COUNCIL TARGETS JOB EVALUATIONS FOR TOP ADMINISTRATORS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES
TOP DEANS PAID MORE THAN TOP ADMINISTRATORS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.

SEE ALSO UNIV. Of N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITY ADMISSIONS
SAT WORRIES COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENTS ; TEST IS ABOUT 20X OF TOTAL

CHH 1 4/15/1989 A
CHH 1 10/14/1989 A

6 P N L38
10 P N

3 P N
3 P N S17

CHH 1 3/26/1989 A 1 C N S17

S 2 1/09/1989 A 1 N S92

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N E

P D — DATE-

chh
cm

CHH

chh

H
CHH

CHH
CHH

H

CHH
CHH

UNC COPES UITH RISING TIDE OF APPLICATIONS

LUCK OF THE FRESHMEN

FEWER APPLYING TO DENTAL SCHOOL

DISCRIMINATION CHARGED AT UNC

GIRL'S FATHER SUES UNC FOR ADMISSION; CITES BLACK MALE ATHLETES

FEWER SENIORS SEEK ADMISSION TO UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
CIRRICULUM CHAIRMAN CHOSEN
CHAIRMAN'S SEARCH DIFFICULT

CELL APPOINTMENT CALLED FOREGONE CONCLUSION/GOVERNORS VOTE NEXT ON DEAN
CELL AGREES TO REQUEST FOR COMMITTEE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAMS CLUB
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BLACK ALUMNI
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ALUMNI
HE'S GOT A COURT-SIDE SEAT FOR FRIDAY'S INAUGURATION CHH 1

ALUMNI REPORT BRACES HARDIN'S STANCE CHH 1

MORE THAN 5^000 SET TO GRADUATE; UNC COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES ARE TODAY CHH 1
SMITH NEW PRESIDENT-ELECT OF UNC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CHH 1

'FIELD OF DREAMS' BRINGS POSTHUMOUS FAME TO THE 'OTHER' GRAHAM BROTHER CHH 1
HUGGINS, MR. RAH OF UNC, DIES AT 88 H 2

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI CENTER

HILL, STILL GOING STRONG AT 87, EXCITED ABOUT ANOTHER BUILDING
CENTER MAY GET « MILLION BOOST
ALUMNI CENTER EXPANSION GETS HOUSE'S OK

ALUMNI EXPANSION BILL NOW LAW CHH 1

GROUND-BREAKING TO HIGHLIGHT ALUMNI ACTIVITIES CHH 1

THE GEORGE WATTS HILL GENEROSITY H 2

OFFICIALS BREAK GROUND FOR UNC ALUMNI CENTER CHH 1

TRUSTEES OK PLANS FOR CENTER CHH 1

LET THE BUILDIING BEGIN CHH 1

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ANIMAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH

ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUP DIRECTOR PLANS CHAPEL HILL WORKSHOP CHH 1

ANIMAL ACTIVISTS TURN UP HEAT ON UNC CHH 1

UNC TO XIN ANIMAL RESEARCH MEETING AT RTP CHH 1

MAKE ANIMAL RESEARCHERS ACCOUNTABLE CHH 1

MEETING WITH UNC OFFICIALS PLEASES ANIMAL RIGHTS ADVOCATES CHH 1

MEETING BETWEEN HARDIN, PETA LEADER POSTPONED CHH 1

UNC FIGHTS FIRMER LAB ANIMAL RULES CHH 1

ACTIVIST CANCELS MEETING CHH 1

PETA HAD EVERYTHING TO GAIN CHH 1

HARDIN'S LETTER A DISGRACE CHH 1

EDITORIAL'S PREMISE FLAWED CHH 1

FEW UNC DONORS CITE ANIMAL RESEARCH SCRUPLES CHH 1

FORTRESS UNC CHH 1

PETA MAILS FLIER ATTACKING UNC RESEARCH CHH 1

SETA SUES FOR ACCESS TO INFORMATION ABOUT UNC ANIMAL RESEARCH CHH 1

SETA INFORMATION REQUEST DENIED CHH 1

PETA'S CYNICAL METHODS HARM CAUSE CHH 1

ANIMAL RESEARCHERS FEAR BAD PUBLICITY CHH 1

SETA MISUNDERSTOOD TALKS-UNC CHH 1

PETA DENIES IT SAID POLICE RAIDED FARM CHH 1

SETA LAWSUIT UP FOR HEARING CHH 1

JUDGE RULES UNC CAN PROTECT RESEARCH DOCUMENTS H 2

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ARBORETUM

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL COKER ARBORETUM

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
NO GLAMOUR, JUST HARD WORK; FASCINATION OF ARCHAEOLOGY TRANSCENDS... CHH 1
SITE OF INDIAN VILLAGE ON ENO TO GET MORE STUDY CHH 1

1/03/1989
2/03/1989
3/24/1989
3/30/1989
5/06/1989
5/13/1989
5/14/1989
6/25/1989
8/15/1989

1/26/1989

2/10/1989

2/18/1989

2/26/1989

4/14/1989

6/16/1989

7/27/1989

7/27/1989

8/01/1989

8/01/1989

8/20/1989

8/31/1989

9/10/1989

10/02/1989

10/10/1989

10/26/1989

10/27/1989

11/01/1989

11/22/1989

12/08/1989

12/15/1989

12/16/1989

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L Y

■PG L P BYL

2/06/1989 A
2/10/1989 A
2/28/1989 A
7/22/1989 A
7/23/1989 B
12/15/1989 A

CHH 1 11/30/1989 A

12/03/1989 A
12/06/1989 A

CHH 1 12/06/1989 A

1/18/1989 A
2/04/1989 A
5/14/1989 A
5/15/1989 A
5/22/1989 A
7/12/1989 D

1
3
1
3
10
1

N L90
N S17
N S17
N
N
N S17

3 N

4 L

1 P N S17

1 N M25

N L90
N S17
N S17
N

N M70
0

N K65
N M20
N M20
N
N
E

N S17
N S17
N M20

N S17
N S17
N S17
L

N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
E
L
L

N S17
L

N S17
N S17
N S17
E
L

N W57
L
N
N

4/05/1989 A
4/05/1989 A

3 P N S17
3 P N H90

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CHH 1 3/08/1989 A 5 N

FESTIVITIES TO INCLUDE LOST INDIAN SITE TOUR CHH 1 6/22/1989 A

STORY 'JUST BEGINNING TO BE TOLD'/DISCOVERY REVEALS EARLY ENO RIVER... CHH 1 6/23/1989 A

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ARTS COMPLEX rnnrvwmi

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (PROPOSED)

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL.CRIMES
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ATTACKS MAN AT DORMITORY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
SEE ALSO MARY TURNERLANE AWARD

SEE ALSO THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARD (UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL) „„__
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CHANCELLOR'S ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PROFESSORSHIPS
SEE ALSO WILLIAM RICHARDSON DAVIE AWARD

UNC PROFESSORS GET DEVELOPMENT AWARDS

UNC'S CARSON WINS NATIONAL SERVICE AWARD

58 HONORED AT CHANCELLOR'S AWARDS

DR. BLAZER EARNS SERVICE AWARD

FORDHAM AWARD ESTABLISHED AT UNC

SIX RECEIVE UNC TEACHING AWARDS

THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARD RECIPIENT NAMED

MORRIS GETS MITCHELL AWARD

AYCOCK RECEIVES UNC PRIZE __

FIVE RECEIVE DAVIE AWARD HONORS FROM UNC TRUSTEES

WEGfCR, WEISS NAMED RECIPIENTS OF LANE AWARD

SEANC LEADER HONORED BY UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, BANDS
DRUMMING FOR THE TAR HEELS
UNC BAND DIRECTOR HONORED
BANDS GIVE HILE BATON
HARCHIN' IN THE RAIN

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, BEER

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
ALCOHOL STILL COLLEGE STUDENTS' DRUG OF CHOICE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, BICENTEWIAL „,

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAP& HILL, HISTORY (OF THE UNIVERSITY)
OFFICIAL SEAL FOR UNC'S BICENTENNIAL COMPLETED
UNC WANTS BIG BICENTENNIAL BUCKS
UNC STUDENTS TO RE-ENACT JAMES' TRIP
UNC APPOINTS BICENTENNIAL STEERING GROUP

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, BOILER PLANT

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PHYSICAL PLANT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, BUDGET

30 UNC GROUPS EXPECTED TO SEEK BUDGET FUNDS

HARDIN WITHDRAWS ARTS CENTER SUPPORT

RAISING UNC SALARIES CALLED 'URGENT NEED'

KEEPING THE FLAGSHIP SCHOOL ON COURSE

UNC'S LIBRARY SALARIES ALSO LAGGING BEHIND

CRITICS! LOOK LIBRARIES UP UNDER 'TROUBLED TIMES' «._„„«.

PROVOST PUSHES UNC AUTONOMY; SAYS TOO MUCH MONEY GOES BACK TO STATE

UNC LOSES $3.2 MILLION TO BUDGET AX CHH 1

HOWES OFfOSES FIRE PROTECTION FUNDING CHANGE CHH 1

UNC WILL FIGHT JOB CUTS PROPOSAL _ „ „__ , CHH 1

HARDIN MAY DELAY FALL SEMESTER START; 'WE ARE OUT OF OPERATING FUNDS...' CHH 1
BOARD OF VISITORS REPORT SAYS UNC MUST PUSH RESEARCH CHH 1

UNC SHOULD COOPERATE; MOfO CRUNCH IS SHARED BY OTHER SCHOOLS, AGENCIES H 2
LOCAL COMPANY TO DONATE PAPER TO UNIVERSITY CHH 1

BUDGET DISCUSSIONS SHOULD HAVE INCLUDED FACULTY, GOODER SAYS CHH 1

UNC BUDGET PLIGHT REAL, HARDIN SAYS CHH 1

UNC SCRAMBLES TO COPE WITH BUDGET CUTS CHH 1

UNC TO GET BACK HALF OF BUDGET CUTS CHH 1

PROPOSED TAX HIKE MAY GO UP HALF-CENT CHH 1

3 N
3 P N H90

CHH 1

1/12/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

3/20/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

4/17/1989 A

7 N

S 2

4/18/1989 B

3 N

CHH 1

4/25/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

5/02/1989 A

2 P N

CHH 1

5/02/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

6/14/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

11/11/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

12/05/1989 A

3 N

CW 1

12/15/1989 A

9 N

CHH 1

12/16/1989 A

1 P N S17

cm 1

3/11/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

5/18/1989 A

7 P N

CHH 1

8/30/1989 A

7 P N

CHH 1 10/01/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

4/02/1989 A

5 N L90

S 2

1/07/1989 C

1 D N

CHH 1

3/05/1989 A

3 N

cm i

3/30/1989 A

5 N

cm l

12/06/1989 A

7 N

cm l
cm i
cm i
cm i
cm l
cm l
cm i

2/13/1989
2/14/1989
2/14/1989
2/14/1989
2/27/1989
3/14/1989
3/18/1989
4/14/1989
4/14/1989
4/21/1989
4/22/1989
4/22/1989
4/26/1989
4/28/1989
4/29/1989
4/29/1989
5/01/1989
5/04/1989
5/12/1989

N

N S17
N S17
E

N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N M70
N S17
N S17
N S17
E
N

N L90
N S17
N L90
N S17
N M70

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Y SUBJECTS

STUDENT DEMOCRATS BLAST MARTIN'S UNIVERSITY CUTBACKS

$14.6 MILLION SOUGHT FOR UNC BUILGING

UNC'S BUDGET BOOSTED

SENATE COMMITTEE SANCTIONS NEW BUSINESS SCHOOL

UNC'S BUILDING HOPES CHILLEDj SENATE IGNORES PRIORITY REQUEST

UNC RETURNS MORE THAN $10.5 MILLION TO STATE; BUT... ENDS YEAR IN DEBT

HOUSE, SENATE STILL AT ODDS ON UNC FUNDING

HOSPITAL'S FUNDING DOUBTFUL

HOSPITAL'S FUNDING DOUBTFUL

NEW UNC-CH BUSINESS SCHOOL GETS NOD; N.C. STATE COLISEUM PLAN SNAGS...

BUDGET VIEWS MIXED LOCALLY

LET THE BUILDIING BEGIN

UNC CHANCELLORS NEED FINANCIAL AUTONOMY

HARDIN 'PLEASED' SPANGLER SUPPORTIVE OF REFORM

SPANGLER'S COMMENTS 'SURPRISE' CHAIRMAN

HARDIN'S CONCERNS ECHOED

FUNDING DEARTH THREATENS UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CONSTRUCTION

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, BUSES
SEE ALSO BLUE LINE SHUTTLE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUSES
UNC URGES USE OF SHUTTLE DURING COMMENCEMENT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
THE FALL IN SPORTS
ACADEMIC CALENDAR

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CHANCELLOR'S ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY
SEE ALSO AWARDS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
58 HONORED AT CHANCELLOR'S AWARDS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE
ALUMNI REPORT BRACES HARDIN'S STANCE
CHANCELLOR HARDIN: SEEKING OUT THE FUTURE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CHANCELLOR'S SCHOLARS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS
LAW SCHOOL PROGRAM SEEKS BEST, BRIGHTEST

NEW SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM DESIGNED TO DRAW BRIGHTEST STUDENTS TO LAW...
TEN INCOMING LAW STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO DAY CARE SERVICES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO VICTORY VILLAGE DAY CARE CENTER

UNC, CHILD CARE NETWORKS FINALIZE CONTRACT

SOUVENIR SALES STILL DAY CARE SERVICES' DOMAIN

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, COMMENCEMENT

SEEALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HONORARY DEGREES
ROGER MUDD TO SPEAK AT GRADUATION
UNC SETS GRADUATION SCHEDULE; ALUMNUS MUDD KEY SPEAKER
3 TO RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREES FROM UNC

COMMENCEMENT '89; ROGER MUDD TO ADDRESS UNC GRADUATING CLASS
GROUND-BREAKING TO HIGHLIGHT ALUMNI ACTIVITIES
17 DEPARTMENTS AT UNC PLAN COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES
UNC URGES USE OF SHUTTLE DURING COMMENCEMENT

A WEEfcWOFPW; .VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES SURROUND SUNDAY'S COMMENCEMENT
GRADUATIONS/MORE THAN 5,000 TO GET UNC DIPLOMAS SUNDAY
WHAT THE CLASS OF '89 NEEDS: BREVITY/GUEST COLUMNIST
FOOD, LODGING BUSINESSES HAVING SELLOUT WEEKEND

!SSi R!SNJ.'5S0JET.T0 GRADUATE; UNC COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES ARE TODAY
CAPS AND GOWNS TRIVIA
THE SPRINGTIME RITUAL OF HOPE
AT UNC: GRAY SKIES, CAROLINA BLUE FUTURE
IT'S 'SO LONG' TO THE CLASS OF '89
IT'S 'SO LONG' TO THE CLASS OF '89

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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

— DATE-

5/13/1989

5/18/1989

6/21/1989

7/06/1989

7/07/1989

7/08/1989

7/21/1989

7/22/1989

7/22/1989

8/06/1989

8/12/1989

8/15/1989

9/04/1989

10/20/1989

10/29/1989

10/30/1989

12/28/1989

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3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

3 I

4

2

1 I

3

1

N M25
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N H20
N M20
N S17
N L40
N M20
N 1120
E

N S17
N S17
N
N S17

CHH 1 5/11/1989 A 2 N

8/27/1989 F
8/27/1989 F

10 M I

11 P I

CHH 1 4/17/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1

2/04/1989 A

3 N S17

H 2

8/27/1989 F

7 P F UBO

CHH 1

2/28/1989 A

5 N

S 2

3/04/1989 C

1 P N

CHH 1

5/01/1989 A

1 N

CHH 1

8/26/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

9/11/1989 A

3 N

H 2

2/04/1989 C

4 P N

S 2

3/30/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

4/18/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

5/06/1989 A

10 P N

CHH 1

5/06/1989 A

10 P N

S 2

5/10/1989 C

4 N

CHH 1

5/11/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

5/12/1989 A

7 P N

H 2

5/13/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

4 P U

H 2

5/14/1989 B

1 N S69

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

1 F

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

4 E

H 2

5/15/1989 A

1 P N S17

H 2

5/15/1989 A

9 P P T44

H 2

5/15/1989 A

9 P P C45

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Y SUBJE

GRADUATES CHALLENGED TO UFWLD HIGH ETHICS

THORNBURGH SPEAKS TO SCHOOL OF LAW GRABS

POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE

MUDD URGES HIGH ETHICS FOR IK GRADS

COMMENCEMENT CAMARADERIE

ROGER hUDD GIVES COMMENCEMENT SPEECH AT UNC

NEW COLLEGE GRADUATES JUST STARTING EDUCATION

DURHAM-AREA STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM UNC THIS SPRING

DURHAM AREA STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM UNC-CH

RECOGNITION CEREMONY FOR DECEMBER GRADUATES SET

MINUS CAPS, GOWNS, DECEMBER GRADUATES GET OFFICIAL SEND-OFF

UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAFEL HILL DEPT. OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE FOR ACADEMIC TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE GETS GRANT

INSTITUTE TO HELP TECHERS USE COMPUTERS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CONCERTS

LIVING COLOR CONCERT SET FOR END OF MONTH

RENOWNED SOPRANO, PIANIST FEATURED IN UNC RECITAL

BUDAPEST SYMPHONY ON WAY TO CHAPEL HILL

CONCERT FEATURES STUDENT SOLOISTS

BUDAPEST ORCHESTRA CHARMS AUDIENCE WITH LYRICAL SOUND

BUDAPEST SYMPHONY GIVES NOT ONE, BUT TWO FINE CONCERTS

WORKS OF REGIONAL COMPOSERS TO BE FEATURED IN CONCERTS

GIL SC0TH€RON TAKES HIS BRAND OF POLITICAL MUSIC TO UNC TONIGHT

'WILD' PIPER PART OF 'THISTLE & SHAMROCK' PROGRAM

VIOLENT FEMMES PLAN CONCERT AT UNC

4 CONCERTS REMAIN IN SPRING SET

CONCERT SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

CONCERT TO BENEFIT STRIKING WORKERS

TUCHI CRITICAL OF EVENT TAXATION

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CONFERENCES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SEMINARS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, WORKSHOPS

NURSING SCHOOL OFFERS CONFERENCES

HEALTH ISSUES FOCUS OF CONFERENCE

NASA SPONSORING CONFERENCE IN CHAPEL HILL

UNC TO HOST NURSING CONFERENCE

MATERNAL HEALTH CENTERPIECE OF APRIL EVENT

PUBLIC HEALTH ALUMNI CONFERENCE SET AT UNC ™»„™^

SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH/THREE-DAY CONFERENCE AT UNC EXAMINES TRADITIONS...

STUDENTS SPONSOR HEALTH CONFERENCE

AT-RISK STUDENTS FOCUS OF CONFERENCE

UNC MEDICAL CONFERENCE IS TOMORROW

leaders: U.S. FACING CRISIS in education

STUDY LEADER SAYS SCHOOLS MUST CHANGE

CHILD, FAMILY LEGISLATION FOCUS OF MAY CONFERENCE

COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCIES TO HOLD CONFERENCE AT UNC

SOCIAL WORKERS CAUGHT IN PAPER PROCESSING SHUFFLE EXPERTS SAY

CONFERENCE SET ON VIDEO MICROSCOPES IN BIOLOGY

SOUTHERN LITERATURE QUALITIES HARD TO PINPOINT, PANEL FINDS

WRITERS, CRITICS GIVE FREE TALKS ON 'SOUTHERN NOVEL'

UNC CIVIL LIBERTIES FORUM SCHEDULED

UNC SLATES RETIREES CONFERENCE

WOMEN, CHILDREN FOCUS OF 4 FORUMS

GROUP TO HOST ENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCE

BUSINESS MEETS ACADEME AT KENAN CONVOCATION

PEROT TO OPEN CONFERENCE IN CHAPEL HILL

HIGHER TAXES WILL ALLEVIATE POVERTY: CONFERENCE GOERS

SPEAKER SAYS UNIVERSITY ADDS TO LOCAL POVERTY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CONSTRUCTION

UNC 2ND TO N.Y. IN BLACK ENROLLMENT INCREASE

STUDENTS VOICE PARKING CONCERNS

SCHOOL TO INSTALL NEW PIPE FOR BOILER PLANT

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S

I T

N E

E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1

5/15/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

5/15/1989 A

1 N C62

CHH 1

5/15/1989 A

10 P P C45

S 2

5/15/1989 A

1 P N C45

S 2

5/15/1989 C

1 P P C45

S 2

5/15/1989 C

3 P P C45

S 2

5/16/1989 A

4 E

S 2

7/21/1989 A

12 N

S 2

9/30/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/28/1989 A

10 N

CHH 1

12/11/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

6/22/1989 A

10 N

H 2

7/02/1989 B

7 N

CHH 1

1/09/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

1/10/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

5 P N

H 2

2/16/1989 C

12 R L59

S 2

2/16/1989 D

5 R C58

H 2

2/28/1989 C

9 N

H 2

3/02/1989 B

1 P F H90

S 2

3/02/1989 D

3 P F B71

CHH 1

4/11/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

4/17/1989 A

7 P N

CHH 1

9/01/1989 A

6 P I

CHH 1

11/01/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/16/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/24/1989 A
3/03/1989 A
3/04/1989 A
3/11/1989 A
3/23/1989 A
3/29/1989 C
4/06/1989 B
4/13/1989 B
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/16/1989
4/16/1989
4/28/1989
5/24/1989
5/25/1989 ..
6/01/1989 B
6/16/1989 A
6/29/1989
8/22/1989
9/20/1989
10/10/1989
10/11/1989
10/17/1989
11/15/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989

5
5
11
5
5
4
1
7
3
1
3
3

7

6
3
9
3
5
3
9
3
9
6
5
1
1

N

N

N

N

N

N 080

F Zll

N D80

N

N

N C62

N C62

N

N

N S17

N

N C62

N

N S17

N

N S17

N

N

N

N M20

N M20

CHH 1 1/14/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 2/14/1989 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 2/15/1989 A 7 N

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1/01/1989 -

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

PRESERVING LANDMARKS BEST USE OF UNC FUNDS

BOARD OF GOVERNORS OKS $28 MILLION UNC EPA BUILDING

THREE UNC PROJECTS APPROVED

BARNES TARGETS BARRIER REMOVAL

STEEP RAMPS, STAIRWAYS MARK 1ST-YEAR MEDICAL STUDENT'S JOURNEYS TO

♦14.4 MILLION SOUGHT FOR UNC BUILGING

UNC DISABILITY BILL CLEARS HURDLE

SENATE COMMITTEE SANCTIONS NEW BUSINESS SCHOOL

UNC, EPA PLAN $28 MILLION CENTER TO STUDY AIR POLLUTION

JOURNALISM SCHOOL RUNNING OUT OF ROOM FAST

HOUSE, SENATE STILL AT ODDS ON UNC FUNDING

HOSPITAL'S FUNDING DOUBTFUL

HOSPITAL'S FUNDING DOUBTFUL

COMMITTEE URGES FUNDING FOR THREE UNC BUILDINGS

NEW UNC-CH BUSINESS SCHOOL GETS NOD; N.C, STATE COLISEUM PLAN SNAGS...

LET THE BUILDIING BEGIN

TRUSTEES VETO DESIGN OF WUNC-FM BUILDING

MEDICAL SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS GAIN APPROVAL

WORKERS TO TEST STEAM LINE

BUILDING DEDICATION TO HONOR TAYLOR

BOILER PLANT WORK POSTPONED

UNC BOILER WORK TO RESTRICT TRAFFIC

REC CENTER SITE DISPUTED

REC CENTER SITE GETS SUPPORT FROM CHANCELLOR

TRUSTEES OK WUNC-FM'S NEW DESIGN

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, COORDINATION AND CONSULTATION COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS
HOWES, HARDIN DETAIL OBJECTIVES OF TOWN-GOWN PLANNING COMMITTEE
TOWN-GOWN GROUP LOOKS AT ISSUES
NEW UNC COMMITTEE WON'T INCLUDE STUDENT
NEW UNC COMMITTEE 'OFF TO A GOOD START'

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CRIMES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ASSAULTS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAPE

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ROBBERIES
REPORTED CRIME DOWN AT UNC; CARRBORO SHOWS SMALL INCREASE
CRYING OUT FOR SECURITY; DUKE RAPES, UNC 'FLASHING' INCIDENTS...
FOOT PATROL SERVICE OFTEN OVERLOOKED, POLICE OFFICIAL SAYS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO CAROLINA SUMMER
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HONORS PROGRAM

FEWER FRESHMEN NEED REMEDIAL STUDY AT UNC

COMMITTEE PROPOSES MINOR PROGRAM FOR UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, DEANS

TOP DEANS PAID MORE THAN TOP ADMINISTRATORS

CELL APPOINTMENT CALLED FOREGONE CONCLUS I ON/GOVERNORS VOTE NEXT ON DEAN

CELL AGREES TO REQUEST FOR COMMITTEE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SOLITARY VIGIL

'TAKE BACK THE NIGHT' INCIDENT MISCONSTRUED— ATO PRESIDENT
UNC'S CHINESE DENOUNCE BLOOD IN BEIJING
STUDENTS OBSERVE DAY OF MOURNING
GRAD STUDENTS RALLY FOR HIGHER WAGES
SPOKESMAN SAYS CIA WON'T DEBATE CAMPUS OPPONENTS
CIA SEEKS RECRUITS

PROBATION SENTENCE GIVEN TO MCKINLEY
PROTEST VIGIL COMES TO EARLY END FOR STUDENT
AND THE SHOOT GOES ON,,.
LOVE OF PHOTOGRAPHY IS CHAN'S MOTIVATION
A PROTESTER'S GESTURE
FIRST AMENDMENT DOES ITS JOB AT UNC
ANTI-CIA PROTESTER SENTENCED
CELL APPOINTMENT CALLED FOREGONE CONCLUSION/GOVERNORS VOTE NEXT ON DEAN

N
P

S

CHH
CHH
CHH
CLASS CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

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2/16/1989
3/11/1989
3/28/1989
5/12/1989
5/12/1989
5/18/1989
5/26/1989
7/06/1989
7/17/1989 B
7/18/1989 A
7/21/1989
7/22/1989
7/22/1989
7/25/1989
8/06/1989
8/15/1989
9/04/1989
9/04/1989
9/26/1989
9/29/1989
10/06/1989
10/13/1989
10/19/1989
10/20/1989
10/28/1989

A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A

E

N S17
N

N M20
N M20
N S17
N H20
N S17
N K65
N S17
N M20
N M20
N S17
N S17
N L40
N M20
N S17
N S17
N
N
N
N

N S17
N S17
N S17

CHH 1 1/04/1989 A

CHH 1 2/22/1989 A

CHH 1 2/23/1989 A

CHH 1 2/23/1989 A

CHH 1 1/24/1989 A
CHH 1 2/27/1989 A
CHH 1 2/27/1989 A

1 P N M70
1 N S17
3 N
3 N

1 C N M70
5 P F
5 PF

CHH 1

1/19/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

4/30/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

3/26/1989 A

1 C N S17

CHH 1

12/06/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1 12/06/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

4/18/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/07/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

6/08/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

9/19/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

10/11/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

10/12/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

10/19/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

10/31/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

10/31/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

10/31/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/07/1989 A

1 P P C45

CHH 1

11/08/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

11/17/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

12/06/1989 A

1 P N S17

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ANNUAL INDEX BY
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S U B J

CELL AGREES TO REQUEST FOR COMMITTEE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)

DESEGREGATION DISPUTE OFFICIALLY ENDS AT UNC

A LESSON IN AGGRESSION; D.A. CARL FOX LEARNED QUICKLY NOT TO BE TIMID...

BLACK STUDENT ENROLLMENT TOPS 400 FOR 2ND CONSECUTIVE YEAR

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, DISCRIMINATION

UNC OFFICER'S CASE IN LIMBO

STATE MAY RETRACT DISMISSAL MOTION IN DISCRIMINATION SUIT

BLACK FACULTY REPORT BLASTS UNC POLICIES

SPEAKER CHARGES UNC WITH RACISM

RACISM TOPIC OF CAMPUS WORKSHOPS

DISCRIMINATION CHARGED AT UNC

STATE JUDGE RULES FOR EDWARDS

EDWARDS CASE TWO YEARS OLD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, DORMITORIES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT HOUSING
SPRING SPRUCE-UP
DOUBLES PAINTING

UNC WORKERS' DUST TRIGGERS FIRE ALARM
CONDOM MACHINES INSTALLED AT UNC DORMITORIES, UNION
TOUCH-UP

FINAL PREPARATIONS
CLASS OF '93 HITS TOWN

COLLEGE ROOMMATES: BEFORE YOU BOIL HER— TALK
FAULT WITH STEREO APPARENT CAUSE OF DORMITORY FIRE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, EMPLOYEES __

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HOUSEKEEPING STAFF
FOOD SERVICE HONORS EMPLOYEE FOR FOILING THEFT AT UNC CAMPUS
MANAGERS URGE UNC NOT TO SURRENDER CAROLINA INN CONTROL
UNC EMPLOYEES WOULD GET RAISE UNDER BARNES' BILL
UNC WILL FIGHT JOB CUTS PROPOSAL
FOUR UNC EMPLOYEES RECEIVE SERVICE AWARDS
REPORT URGES "HARSHEST SANCTIONS"
SEANC LEADER HONORED BY UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, EMPLOYEES, SALARIES

A HOUSEKEEPER'S TALE; FIGHTING FOR BETTER PAY AND RESPECT AT UNC

UNC HOUSEKEEPERS NEED WAGE INCREASE

UNC BENEFITS STILL LAGGING, REPORT SAYS

UNC TEACHING ASSISTANTS SEEK BETTER BENEFITS, PAY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, ENROLLMENT
FEWER FRESHMEN NEED REMEDIAL STUDY AT UNC
UNC COPES WITH RISING TIDE OF APPLICATIONS

LUCK OF THE FRESHMEN _

BOARD MEMBER DECRIES UNIVERSITY'S HIGH ENROLLMENT OF WOMEN VS. MEN
PICK THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST

BLACK STUDENT ENROLLMENT TOPS 400 FOR 2ND CONSECUTIVE YEAR
CHINESE STUDENTS ENROLL. FAIL TO SHOW FOR FALL SEMESTER
BLACKS MAKE ENROLLMENT GAINS AT UNC __

FEWER N.C. HIGH SCHOOL GRADS ENTER UNC SCHOOLS IN '89

UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY
SEE ALSO BLACKS, PROFESSORS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. ,

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN FACULTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COUNCIL

UNC PROFESSORS GET DEVELOPMENT AWARDS

UNC FACULTY UPSET OVER TICKET POLICY

A PROFESSOR'S HOMEWORK! FIND A HOUSE

UCLA MAY GIVE UNC A LESSON

THREE NEW DEPARTMENT HEADS NAMED

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N E

E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C -

•PG L P BYL

CHH 1

12/06/1989 A

1 N M25

H 3

1/12/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

2/05/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

8/20/1989 A

1 C N S17

CHH 1

2/02/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

2/03/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

4/15/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

4/15/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

7/22/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

10/11/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

10/11/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

5 P P L38

CHH 1

4/04/1989 A

5 P P K30

CHH 1

8/16/1989 A

3 H

CHH 1

8/18/1989 A

6 P N L38

CHH 1

8/24/1989 A

8 P P C45

CHH 1

8/25/1989 A

7 P P T44

CHH 1

8/27/1989 A

1 P N T77

H 2

8/28/1989 A

1 N Bll

CHH 1

12/07/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1

2/03/1989 A

8 P N

CHH 1

3/29/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

4/21/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

4/23/1989 A

7 P N

CHH 1

11/05/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

12/16/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

4/07/1989 A

1 P N S17

S 2

4/08/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

6/24/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

6/27/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

1/19/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

2/10/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

4/29/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

4/30/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

8/20/1989 A

1 C N S17

CHH 1

9/23/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/12/1989 A

1 N M25

CHH 1

11/26/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

1/12/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

1/21/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

1/29/1989 A

1 C N S17

CHH 1

1/29/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

2/01/1989 A

7 N

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

DEPARTMENT,PROGRAN LEADERS APPOINTED AT UNC-CHAPEL HILL

FACULTY NOTES

UNIVERSITY NEWS BRIEFS

HARDIN? COMPETITION FOR FACULTY STIFF

TOPS IN CLASS) UNC NAMES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES, FAVORITE TEACHERS

POSTEMA NAMED DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN

SIX RECEIVE UNC TEACHING AWARDS

UNC NAMES NEW DEPARTMENT HEADS

2 UNC PROFESSORS ON PREVENTIVE SERVICES PANEL

UNC OFFICIAL DOUBTS STUDY ON TEACHING MINIMUM NEEDED

WING HONORED

ADAMS GETS HONOR

UNC TO RECONSIDER TENURE POLICIES

DEANS ADDRESS NEEDS OF FUTURE

UNC PROF NAMED TO STATE HOLOCAUST COUNCIL

HALF-WAY TO THE FIELD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY, BLACKS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)

BLACK FACULTY REPORT BLASTS UNC POLICIES

BLACK FACULTY GROUP SAYS CRITICISMS LIST NOT MEANT FOR RELEASE

SPEAKER CHARGES UNC WITH RACISM

RACISM TOPIC OF CAMPUS WORKSHOPS

CHAIRMAN'S SEARCH DIFFICULT

CELL APPOINTMENT CALLED FOREGONE CONCLUS I ON/GOVERNORS VOTE NEXT ON DEAN

CELL AGREES TO REQUEST FOR COMMITTEE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY, MINORITIES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
LETTER CITES LACK OF INDIAN FACULTY AT UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY, WOMEN

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, WOMEN
FEW WOMEN PROMOTED TO FULL PROFESSOR
WOMEN FACULTY PACK HARDIN FORUM
UNC TO RECONSIDER TENURE POLICIES
CAUGHT IN THE TENURE TRAP
LUCE VISITING PROFESSOR NAMED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY HOUSING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., HOUSING
A PROFESSOR'S HOMEWORK: FIND A HOUSE
UCLA MAY GIVE UNC A LESSON
GROUP TO RECOMMEND HOUSING ROLE FOR UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, FACULTY, SALARIES

UNC PAY RAISES LIKELY THIS TERM, CRAWFORD SAYS

RAISING UNC SALARIES CALLED 'URGENT NEED'

COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER BENEFIT PLAN

REPORT: UNC PAY STILL LAGGING

UNC'S LIBRARY SALARIES ALSO LAGGING BEHIND

CHAPEL HILL'S MAYOR GETS TO KEEP MORE OF HIS SALARY

UNC BENEFITS STILL LAGGING, REPORT SAYS

GRAD STUDENT PAY TOO LOW! PROVOST

UNC SYSTEM MERIT RAISE REQUEST HALVED

HARDIN GETS 8 PERCENT SALARY HIKE; RETAINS TOP PAY POST

BOARD OKS HARDIN REPORTi CHANCELLOR LISTS GOALS

POPE DEFIES PEERS

REPORT: UNC, STATE FACULTY SALARIES MATCH NATIONAL AVERAGE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY TENURE
UNC TO RECONSIDER TENURE POLICIES
CAUGHT IN THE TENURE TRAP

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FELLOWSHIPS

4 MELLON FELLOWSHIPS GO TO UNC SCHOLARS

H 2

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
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

— DATE-

2/04/1989
2/23/1989
3/07/1989
4/04/1989
4/21/1989
4/30/1989
5/02/1989
5/04/1989
5/12/1989
5/14/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
7/28/1989
9/26/1989
11/26/1989
11/29/1989

4/01/1989

4/04/1989

4/15/1989

4/15/1989

12/03/1989

12/06/1989

12/06/1989

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

N U80
P N
P N
PN S17

N

N
P N
P N

N

N S17

N

N

N S17
P N M25
P N S17
PN

N S17
N S17
N
N
L

N S17
N M25

CHH 1 3/03/1989 A 3 N

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

3/31/1989 A
4/18/1989 A
7/28/1989 A
7/28/1989 A
8/30/1989 A

1 C N S17
3 P N S17

3 N S17

4 E
7 N

CHH 1 1/29/1989 A 1 C N S17
CHH 1 1/29/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 7/07/1989 A 3 P N C62

CHH 1

2/13/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

2/24/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

2/25/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

2/27/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

6/24/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

7/09/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

8/19/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

8/29/1989 A

1 C N S17

CHH 1

9/02/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

9/02/1989 A

1 P N S17

H 2

9/13/1989 C

12 N

CHH 1

7/28/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

7/28/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 4/15/1989 A 5 N

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TUO RECEIVE SUMMER TRAVEL FELLOWSHIPS
CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS AMONG NIME HONOREES
GLAXO CREATES AWARD OF $20,000 A YEAR
FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM TARGETS BUSINESS JOURNALISTS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FESTIVALS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL JAZZ FESTIVAL

UNC PLANS FLASHBACK REVIEW OF '60S ARTS

AN AMERICAN PARTY; A CULTURAL FESTIVAL... CELEBRATES NATIVE AMERICANS

JAPANESE FESTIVAL SLATED FOR SUNDAY

A GLIMPSE OF JAPAN'S CULTURE/ JAPAN CLUB HOSTS ANNUAL UNC FESTIVAL

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FINANCIAL AID
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT AID
LEWISJ AID MUST KEEP PACE WITH TUITION

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.

POLICE LOG/AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE DORM FIRES

FLUSHING AWAY THE DANGER

CHEMICAL FIRE AT UNC BURNS FOR TWO HOURS

OFFICIALS UNCERTAIN OF UNC FIRE CAUSE

9 FLEE UNC FRATERNITY HOUSE FIRE

ELECTRICS SUSPECT IN RAT FIRE

ELECTRICS SUSPECT IN FRAT FIRE

CHEMICAL REACTION SUSPECTED IN TUESDAY VENABLE HALL FIRE

CAUSE OF ZETA PSI FIRE PINPOINTED

LOCATION, NO CAUSE DETERMINED IN BLAZE

STILL NO CAUSE IN VENABLE HALL FIRE

FIRE OFFICIAL URGES NEW STORAGE SIGN; AREA WAS 'IMPROPERLY LABELED'

OFFICIALS STILL SEEK VENABLE FIRE CAUSE

FAULT WITH STEREO APPARENT CAUSE OF DORMITORY FIRE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FOOD SERVICE

TO GET THROUGH STUDIES, YOU'LL NEED SOME FOOD FOR THOUGHT

MARRIOTT CUTS BACK STYROFOAM USE AT UNC

CAMPUS OFFICIALS SEEK TO AVOID PIZZA CONTROVERSY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FOREIGN STUDENTS AND VISITORS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CENTER

UNC, SOVIETS TO EXCHANGE STUDENTS, FACULTY

INTERNATIONAL APPEAL

SOVIET EXCHANGE GROUP TO ARRIVE SUNDAY

SOVIET TAR HEELS; A STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM BRINGS A SLICE OF RUSSIA..

SOVIETS OFFER DIFFERENT INTERPRETATION OF PERESTROIKA

SOVIETS TAKE HOME NEW IMPRESSIONS OF UNITED STATES

UNC CHINESE STUDENTS TO JOIN D.C, RALLY FOR BEIJING PROTESTERS

'THE PEOPLE ARE READY'; CHINESE STUDENTS BEGIN UEEKLONG FUND-RAISER...

REFORM PUSH TO CONTINUE, CHINESE STUDENT SAYS

UNC'S CHINESE DENOUNCE BLOOD IN BEIJING

DUKE, UNC AMONG SCHOOLS ALTERING EXCHANGE PROGRAMS IN TROUBLED CHINA

UNC CHINESE STUDENTS SEEK LONGER STAYS

CHINESE STUDENTS ENROLL, FAIL TO SHOW FOR FALL SEMESTER

STRANGERS IN A STRANGE LAND

CENTER'S DIRECTOR URGES MORE STUDENT INTERACTION

A GLIMPSE OF JAPAN'S CULTURE/ JAPAN CLUB HOSTS ANNUAL UNC FESTIVAL

BEIJING APPARENTLY SAFE FOR STUDENTS, UNC OFFICIALS SAY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES
SEE ALSO HAZING
SORORITY SEEKS OK OF HOUSE PLANS
BIKINIS, BURNOUT AND BOYS
WOMAN IS ASSAULTED NEAR FRATERNITY HOUSE
RUNNERS RETRACE STEPS OF FIRST UNC STUDENT
FRISBEES FLY AT SORORITY FUND-RAISER
TAYLOR BACKS PLANS FOR SORORITY HOUSE

CHH 1 4/25/1989 A
CHH 1 6/16/1989 A
CHH 1 8/11/1989 A
CHH 1 10/18/1989 A

CHH 1 2/04/1989 A
CHH 1 4/02/1989 A
CHH 1 11/02/1989 A
CHH 1 11/06/1989 A

5 N
3 N
3 N

6 N

5 P N
3 P N L90
3 N
3 P N

CHH 1 11/21/1989 A 1 P N

CHH 1

1/13/1989 A

3 N

H 2

9/06/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

9/06/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

9/07/1989 A

1 P 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

9/08/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

9/09/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

9/09/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

9/12/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

9/26/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

9/26/1989 A

1 P.N M70

CHH 1

12/07/1989 A

3 N M70

H 2

8/27/1989 F

4 F L90

CHH 1

10/03/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

12/26/1989 A

1 N

CHH 1

1/03/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/20/1989 A

5 P P T44

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/28/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

3/03/1989 A

3 F N

CHH 1

3/09/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

5/20/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

5/23/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

5/30/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

6/07/1989 A

1 P N M70

H 2

6/19/1989 C

4 N

CHH 1

6/20/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

9/23/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

9/30/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

9/30/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

11/06/1989 A

3 P N

CHH 1

11/29/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

3/27/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

1 P P K30

CHH 1

4/02/1989 A

3 N M25

CHH 1

4/02/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

4/03/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

6/19/1989 A

3 P N M70

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cm 1

H 1
CHH 1

CHH

cm

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

RESIDENTS SILENT ON SORORITY

HAZING A TRADITION NO LONGER ACCEPTABLE ON CAMPUS

HISTORIC DISTRICT PLAN RELATED TO RENOVATIONS AT SIGMA NU FRATERNITY

UNC OFFICIALS SEEK STRONGER RAPPORT WITH FRATERNITIES

UNIVERSITY CONSIDERS FRAT HOUSE PURCHASE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
MACRAE GIFT MILL FUND NEW PUBLIC POLICY CHAIR
BEQUEST ESTABLISHES LAW SCHOLARSHIP AT UNC-CHAPEL HILL
UNC SENIORS AIMING FOR LARGEST GIFT
CLASS OF '89 SHATTERS MYTHS, TOO
LEAVING THEIR MARK

SENIORS GET $50,000 GRANT FOR GIFT CAMPAIGN
STUDENTS MAN PHONE BANKS TO RAISE FUNDS
FOLKLORIST ADDS TO UNC COLLECTION
FESTIVAL '89 HOPES TO RAISE $900,000
SENIOR CLASS ENDS FUND DRIVE EARLY
UNC WANTS BIG BICENTENNIAL BUCKS

UNIVERSITY RECEIVES $50,000 FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP HONORS FIRST DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
LOCAL COMPANY TO DONATE PAPER TO UNIVERSITY
UNC GIFTS INCREASE 48 PERCENT
DON'T SELL UNC DONORS SHORT

HEMATOLOGY RESEARCH FUND GETS $2.5 MILLION BEQUEST
UNC DEAN URGES HIGHER PRIORITY FOR SOCIAL SERVICES
UNC MUSEUM RECEIVES GIFT OF PORTER PAINTING
LINEBERGER CENTER GETS $100,000 GIFT
PATTON FUND DRAWS PLEDGES
SPANGLER HYPOCRITICAL IN UNC REPORT
FEU UNC DONORS CITE ANIMAL RESEARCH SCRUPLES
RAMS CLUB GIFTS AVERAGE $7.6 MILLION
JOHNSTON UNC GIFT SLATED FOR $1 MILLION
DISCLOSURE WON'T HURT FUND-RAISING
PHONE FUND-RAISER SETS RECORD, UNC TRUSTEES TOLD
JOURNALISM FOUNDATION OPENS BOOKSj LIST OF DONORS RELEASED
UNC MAY LOSE WADDELL DONATIONS/NEW PROJECT PLANNED FOR SITE OF WE3TC0URT
UNC MAY LOSE WADDELL DONATIONS/COURT SEEKING RETURN OF CONTRIBUTIONS. ►,
UNC SHOULDN'T BENEFIT FROM EMBEZZLED FUNDS
DONORS' GIFTS TO UNC TOP $48 MILLION FOR 1988-89
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT GIVES GIFT TO LIBRARY
SOCIAL WORKER'S SON/ON THE ROAD TO RAISE MONEY FOR UNC SCHOOL
PHARMACY SCHOOL GETS $500,000 GRANT
PHONATHON TALLIES UP $1 MILLION
WALL GROUNDBREAKING SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
GROUND BREAKING
ACKLAND MUSEUM ENDOUNMENT FUND CREATED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GRADUATE PLACEMENT

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PLACEMENT OFFICE
LIFE AFTER COLLEGE/ALLURE OF EUROPE CALLS TO THIS UNC GRADUATE
LIFE AFTER COLLEGE/MOREHEAD SCHOLAR OPTS FOR TIME IN PEACE CORPS
LIFE AFTER COLLEGE/ROTC GRAD AWAITS START OF CAREER IN AIR FORCE
HIGH HOPES FOR A GOOD JOB MARKET/SUNDAY FOCUS! CAREER EXPECTATIONS
BETTER TIMES FOR JOB HUNTERS/SUNDAY FOCUS: CAREER EXPECTATIONS
LIFE AFTER GRADUATION; EXPERTS SAY GOOD JOBS COME FROM GOOD PLANNING

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS

UNC TEACHING ASSISTANTS SEEK BETTER BENEFITS, PAY CHH

GRADUATE ASSISTANTS SHOULD RECEIVE LIVING WAGE CHH

GRAD STUDENT PAY TOO LOW: PROVOST CHH

GRADUATE STUDENTS RALLY CHH

GRAD STUDENTS RALLY FOR HIGHER WAGES CHH

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GRADUATES
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GRANTS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RESEARCH
UNC HUMANITIES PROGRAM RECEIVES $64,000 GRANT

CHH 1 6/20/1989 A
H 2 8/28/1989 B
CHH 1 9/27/1989 A
CHH 1 10/30/1989 A
CHH 1 10/30/1989 A

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

S

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

1/06/1989

1/12/1989

1/27/1989

1/28/1989

2/14/1989

2/17/1989

2/23/1989

2/25/1989

3/02/1989

3/03/1989

3/05/1989

3/08/1989

3/11/1989

4/28/1989

6/25/1989

6/27/1989

6/30/1989

7/10/1989

7/12/1989

8/10/1989

8/10/1989

8/30/1989

8/31/1989

9/01/1989

9/01/1989

9/03/1989

9/04/1989

9/06/1989

10/08/1989

10/08/1989

10/18/1989

10/28/1989

11/02/1989

11/10/1989

11/16/1989

11/18/1989

12/05/1989

12/06/1989

12/06/1989

5/13/1989
5/13/1989
5/13/1989
5/14/1989
5/14/1989
5/14/1989

6/27/1989
6/30/1989
7/09/1989
9/19/1989
9/19/1989

N M70

N R60

P N M70

P N S17

N S17

5

3

3

4

3

5

5

5

3

3

3

5

5

7

1

4

5

1

5

3

7

1

1

1

3

4

1

3

1

1 I

4

1

3

1 I
3
6

3

2 I
15

N

N

N L90

E
' P L38

N

N
' N
! N L90

N

N

N
' N

N

N S17

E

N

N S17

N

N

N

U M88

N S17

N S17

N

E

N S17

N

N M70

N M70

E

N S17

N

N S17

N

N

N

P

N

L38

1 P N
1 P N
1 P N
1 C N S17

1 N S17

2 N S17

1
4
3

1 P
3 P

N S17
L

N S17
P L38
N C62

CHH 1 1/02/1989 A 5 N

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UNC AWARDED HOME-HOSPICE CARE GRANT

HELPING PATIENTS; SCHOOL OF NURSING RECEIVES GRANT TO STUDY...

UNC HEALTH PROGRAM AWARDED CDC GRANT

PLANETARIUM GETS $20,000 U.S. GRANT

STUDY TO FOCUS ON LEARNING PROBLEMS

UNC GETS TINKER GRANT

CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCHERS GET $2.5 MILLION GRANT

PROVOST PUSHES UNC AUTONOMY; SAYS TOO MUCH MONEY GOES BACK TO STATE

GRANT TO SUPPORT CYSTIC FIBROSIS STUDY

CARNEGIE CORP. AWARDS GRANTS

UNC NURSING SCHOOL GETS $1.2 MILLION GRANT

HETTLEMAN GRANT TO FUND HUMANITIES FELLOWSHIPS

UNC NURSING SCHOOL AWARDED NIH GRANT

$1.7 MILLION GRANT TO SUPPORT MOLECULAR RESEARCH

UNC GRIP PROGRAM GETS RENEWAL GRANT

UNC RESEARCHERS TO STUDY CONFUSION

UNC PROFESSOR WINS NASA GRANTS

PAIDE1A PROGRAM GETS $25,000 GRANT

LIBRARY GETS $153,000 NEH GRANT

JOURNALISM SCHOOL GETS GRANT

RESEARCHERS WIN GRANTS

GRANT BOOSTS EFFORTS TO FIND EPILEPSY CURE

LINEBERGER CENTER TO CREATE CANCER RESEARCH PROGRAM

UNC GRANT TO ALLOW RESEARCH OF SELF-INJURY DISORDER

ACKLAND RECEIVES OUTREACH POST GRANT

HUMANITIES PROGRAM GETS $135,000 GRANT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GYMNASIUM
WHERE HAVE ALL THE STUDENTS GONE?
REC CENTER SITE DISPUTED
REC CENTER SITE GETS SUPPORT FROM CHANCELLOR
SRC SITE GETS BOOST; TUITION PLAN REBUFFED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

UNC PONDERS TRANSPORTING WASTE TO S.C.

FIRE OFFICIAL URGES NEW STORAGE SIGN; AREA WAS 'IMF-ROPERLY LABELED'

OFFICIALS STILL SEEK VENABLE FIRE CAUSE

UNC UPGRADES WARNING SIGNS AT WASTE AREA

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HISTORY (OF THE UNIVERSITY)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, BICENTENNIAL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, HISTORY

RUNNERS RETRACE STEPS OF FIRST UNC STUDENT

CAPS AND GOWNS TRIVIA

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HOMOSEXUALS

SEE ALSO CAROLINA GAY AND LESBIAN ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS

BILL TO BAN FUNDING OF GAY GROUPS BLASTED

DRESS CODE AT LOCAL BAR SPARKS CONTROVERSY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HONORARY DEGREES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, COMMENCEMENT
3 TO RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREES FROM UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HOUSEKEEPING STAFF
SEE ALSO JANITORIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, EMPLOYEES

A HOUSEKEEPER'S TALE; FIGHTING FOR BETTER PAY AND RESPECT AT UNC

UNC HOUSEKEEPERS NEED WAGE INCREASE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LAND USE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PROPERTIES
UNC REPORT SUGGESTS RAISING PARKING FEES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, LAWSUITS

N E

E

L Y

P D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1

1/05/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

1/13/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

1/13/1989 A

5 N

H 2

1/27/1989 B

4 N

CHH 1

2/02/1989 A

5 N

H 2

2/11/1989 B

3 N

H 2

3/17/1989 A

16 N U80

CHH 1

3/18/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

3/24/1989 A

5 N

S 2

4/24/1989 C

3 N

H 2

5/12/1989 C

4 N

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

6 N

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

11 N

H 2

5/18/1989 C

3 N

CHH 1

5/24/1989 A

3 N

S 2

5/25/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

7/25/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

7/27/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

8/03/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

8/23/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

10/01/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

10/03/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

10/17/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

10/29/1989 A

9 N

CHH 1

11/23/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

12/13/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

3 P P T44

CHH 1

10/19/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

10/20/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

10/27/1989 A

1 F S17

CHH 1

5/30/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

9/26/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

9/26/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

9/27/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

4/02/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

5/14/1989 A

1 F

CHH 1

4/20/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

10/09/1989 A

3 N D38

CHH 1 4/18/1989 A 5 P N

CHH 1 4/07/1989 A
S 2 4/08/1989 A

1 P N S17
4 E

CHH 1 2/01/1989 A 1 N S17

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S
E
C -PG

chh 1

CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

NEW NOTION FILED IN EDWARDS CASE

DISCRIMINATION CHARGED AT UNC

GIRL'S FATHER SUES UNC FOR ADMISSION; CITES BLACK MALE ATHLETES

EDWARDS UPS THE ANTE/REJECTS $50,000 SETTLEMENT

EX-PANELIST RECONSIDERS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LIBRARIES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DAVIS LIBRARY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL MUSIC LIBRARY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WILSON LIBRARY

BASEMENT TREASURES; UNC MUSIC LIBRARY, LARGEST IN SOUTH, COMPETES...

UNC'S LIBRARY SALARIES ALSO LAGGING BEHIND

CRITICS: LOOK LIBRARIES UP UNDER 'TROUBLED TIMES'

LIBRARY GETS $153,000 NEH GRANT

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT GIVES GIFT TO LIBRARY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LOOP ROAD
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., LOOP ROAD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY, BLACKS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY, MINORITIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY, WOMEN
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, BLACKS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BLACK ALUMNI
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BLACK CULTURAL CENTER

CURRICULUM IGNORES WORK OF MINORITIES, SAYS PROFESSOR

LETTER CITES LACK OF INDIAN FACULTY AT UNC

CAMPUS RACE RELATIONS FOCUS OF APRIL EVENT

OFFICERS' CONCERNS 'VALID'— WALLACE

UNC MARINE INSTITUTE COURTS MINORITY GROUPS

UNC POLICE GRIEVANCE DENIED

SO YOU WANT TO BE A DENTIST? UNC PROGRAM DRILLS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS...

BLACK STUDENT ENROLLMENT TOPS 400 FOR 2ND CONSECUTIVE YEAR

OFFICER SEEKS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION INPUT IN UNC DISCRIMINATION CASE

UNC OFFICERS' CASES SCHEDULED FOR MORE HEARINGS IN OCTOBER

UNC OFFICER WHO FILED COMPLAINT DROPPED FROM PANEL

BLACKS MAKE ENROLLMENT GAINS AT UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITY ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., MINORITY ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, BLACKS

RECRUITMENT URGED TO BOOST INDIAN ENROLLMENT

BEAN TO MEET WITH STUDENTS

BLACK FACULTY REPORT BLASTS UNC POLICIES

EDUCATORS SAY BLACKS GAIN OPPORTUNITY, BUT NOT PARITY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, OMBUDSMAN
WALLACE NAMED CAMPUS MEDIATOR
A BRIGHT SPOT IN A DARK CLOUD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, OPENING

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PARKING

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., PARKING AREAS

PARKING BAN SERVES COMMUNITY WELL CHH 1

UNC REPORT SUGGESTS RAISING PARKING FEES CHH 1

PROPOSAL CUTS 350 STUDENT SPOTS CHH 1

PARKING DILEMMA, HARD CHOICES CHH 1

PARKING WOES MAY BE EASED S 2

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

2/28/1989
3/03/1989
3/09/1989
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
7/05/1989
7/07/1989
8/20/1989
8/29/1989
8/31/1989
9/13/1989
11/12/1989

CHH 1 3/10/1989 A

CHH 1 3/10/1989 A

CHH 1 4/01/1989 A

H 2 4/22/1989 C

CHH 1 9/23/1989 A
CHH 1 9/25/1989 A

1/21/1989 A
2/01/1989 A
2/01/1989 A
2/02/1989 A
2/06/1989 A

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3/03/1989 A

7/22/1989 A

7/23/1939 B

11/03/1989 A

11/03/1989 A

2/16/1989 A
2/27/1989 A
3/14/1989 A
8/03/1989 A
11/02/1989 A

3 P N S17
3 N
10 N
1 P N S17
1 N S17

P N S17
N S17

PN S17
N
N

N S12
N
N

N S17
N

N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N M25

3 N

3 N
1 P N S17
1 N K65

1 P N S17
4 E

E

N S17
N S17
E
E

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SAFETY, ACCESS MAIN TOPICS OF CONCERN AT PARKING HEARING-
STUDENTS VOICE PARKING CONCERNS

PARKING TOPS CAMPAIGN ISSUES; FOUR STUDENTS COMPETE FOR PRESIDENCY...
UNC DROPS NIGHT FEE FROM PARKING PLAN
UNC STUDENTS PLAY IT SMART
PARKING DECK PLANS APPROVED
TOW THAT BABY'
SIGN OF THE SEASON
PERFECT FIT

UNC HOPES PLAN UILL MAKE STUDENTS' MOVE LESS HECTIC
PARKING LOT CONTROL
CAMPUS TO INCREASE PARKING ENFORCEMENT
BASKETBALL PARKING PLANS ANNOUNCED
OFFICIALS, STUDENTS TO MULL FEE USE
STUDENTS MAY RECEIVE DISCOUNT BUS PASSES FROM TRANSPORTATION FEE

UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (PROPOSED)
HARDIN WITHDRAWS ARTS CENTER SUPPORT
MAYOR APPLAUDS ARTS CENTER DECISION
PRESERVING LANDMARKS BEST USE OF UNC FUNDS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAFEL HILL DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PRINTING

REP. HUNT CHARGES UNC PRINTING EXPENDITURES OUT OF LINE
HARDIN DEFENDS UNC PRINTING COSTS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PROFESSORSHIPS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
SEE ALSO WALTER SPEARMAN PROFESSORSHIP IN JOURNALISM
SEE ALSO WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CHARITABLE TRUST OF NEW YORK
SEE ALSO WILLIAM RAND KENAN PROFESSORSHIPS

MACRAE GIFT WILL FUND NEW PUBLIC POLICY CHAIR

PROFESSORSHIP FUND CREATED BY TWO TEACHERS AT UNC

JOURNALISM PROFESSORSHIP TO HONOR SPEARMAN

UNC SENIORS AIMING FOR LARGEST GIFT

SENIORS GET $50,000 GRANT FOR GIFT CAMPAIGN

FERRELL NAMED TO COATES LAW PROFESSORSHIP

STUDENTS MAN PHONE BANKS TO RAISE FUNDS

FERRELL RECEIVES COATES CHAIR

UNC NAMES FIVE TO PROFESSORSHIPS

UNC PROF CREATES VISITING PROFESSORSHIP

GILMORE GIFT ENDOWS GEOGRAPHY PROFESSORSHIP AND TRAVEL FUND

BOWMAN GRAY SCHOLARS NAMED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PROPERTIES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LAND USE
CARRBORO, UNC DISCUSS JOINT HOUSING VENTURE
ACTION DELAYED AGAIN ON HOUSE SWAP PLAN

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PROVOST _

PROVOST PUSHES UNC AUTONOMY; SAYS TOO MUCH MONEY GOES BACK TO STATE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ROTC

SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
SOLITARY VIGIL

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISFt)SAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
UNC PONDERS TRANSPORTING WASTE TO S.C.

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAMS CLUB

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS
SENIORS GET $50,000 GRANT FOR GIFT CAMPAIGN
CRUM'S CONTRACT PAYMENTS RUN THROUGH JANUARY 1992
SCHOOLS' ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUBS NOT RUSHING TO RELEASE AUDITS

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
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/11/1989

2/14/1989

2/14/1989

3/24/1989

3/26/1989

4/05/1989

5/16/1989

8/02/1989

8/16/1989

8/24/1989

8/30/1989

10/13/1989

11/15/1989

11/28/1989

12/07/1989

1
3
5
1
4
3
7
1
3
5
3
12
3
1
3

N S17

N S17

N

N S17

E

N

P

P

P

N

P

N

N

N S17

N S17

L38

S73
L38

L38

CHH 1 2/14/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 2/15/1989 A 3 N
S 2 2/16/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 2/07/1989 A
CHH 1 2/15/1989 A

1 N M20

2 N

CHH 1

1/06/1989 A

5 N

H 2

1/11/1989 B

10 N

CHH 1

1/13/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

1/27/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

2/17/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/22/1989 A

7 N

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

5 N

H 2

3/02/1989 C

3 N

CHH 1

4/27/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

5/09/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

5/26/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

10/03/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1 3/22/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH 1 4/05/1989 A 3 H

CHH 1 3/18/1989 A 1 P N S17

CHH 1 2/09/1989 A 1 P P L38

CHH 1 5/30/1989 A 1 N L90

CHH 1 2/17/1989 A 5 N
H 2 8/23/1989 D 1 P N
H 2 8/31/1989 A 12 N

-LX630-

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/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

RAMS CLUB GIRS AVERAGE $7.6 MILLION

UNC SPORTS' ACADEMICS MERIT PRIDE, HARDIN SAYS

DISCLOSURE WON'T HURT FUND-RAISING

REFORMS COULD ALTER RAMS CLUB EXECUTIVE GROUP

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RANKING

UNC 2ND TO N.Y. IN BLACK ENROLLMENT INCREASE

KEEPING THE FLAGSHIP SCHOOL ON COURSE

UNC'S LIBRARY SALARIES ALSO LAGGING BEHIND

UNC-CH NO. 18 IN RANKING OF NATION'S TOP UNIVERSITIES

JOURNALISM SCHOOL RECEIVES HIGH MARK

UNC RANKED TOPS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAPE
SEE ALSO RAPE, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.
SEE ALSO RAPE, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CRIMES

HARDIN BACKS AMENDMENT ON DATE RAPE

FOOT PATROL SERVICE OFTEN OVERLOOKED, POLICE OFFICIAL SAYS

CHAPEL HILL MARCH SET TO 'TAKE BACK THE NIGHT'

'ASSAULT' NEAR BURNOUT CALLED RAPE

BIKINI CONTESTANTS TREATED INHUMANELY

RAPE INVESTIGATION ON HOLD BECAUSE VICTIM WON'T TALK

♦TAKE BACK THE NIGHT' INCIDENT MISCONSTRUED—ATO PRESIDENT

RAPE VICTIM TALKS; INVESTIGATION 'ON HOLD'

JOGGER IS RAPED EARLY MONDAY

POLICE INVESTIGATE THIRD LOCAL RAPE CASE IN 2 WEEKS

TIME FOR RETHINKING PRIORITIES

POLICE PONDER APPARENT RISE IN RAPE ATTACKS

UNC STUDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO MISDEMEANOR LARCENY

TOWN WORKER CHARGED WITH MAY 19 RAPE

UNC STUDENT SEXUALLY ASSAULTED IN 2 A.M. ATTACK

UNC POLICE SEEKING SUSPECT IN SAT. RAPE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, REGISTRATION
THE LINE GOES ON FOREVER

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC-INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GRANTS

PROVOST PUSHES UNC AUTONOMY; SAYS TOO MUCH MONEY GOES BACK TO STATE

BOARD OF VISITORS REPORT SAYS UNC MUST PUSH RESEARCH

UNC RESEARCH FUND NEEDS TIGHTER CONTROL

SURVEY RECEIVES PRAISE, CRITICISM

SURVEY NO PRIVACY INVASION, CITY SCHOOL OFFICIAL CLAIMS

UNC, EPA PLAN $28 MILLION CENTER TO STUDY AIR POLLUTION

DEANS ADDRESS NEEDS OF FUTURE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ROBBERIES
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL. CRIMES

REPORTED CRIME DOWN AT UNC; CARRBORO SHOWS SMALL INCREASE

POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED WITH TAKING WATER COOLER

POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE MAN IN DORM BREAK-IN

POLICE LOG/2 STUDENTS CHARGED IN CHAIR THEFT

UNC TAILBACK MARTIN CHARGED

FOOTBALL PLAYER NOT INDICTED

COUNTY MAY RECONSIDER MARTIN CASE

UNC POLICE ADMIT OFFICER WAS SUSPENDED

UNC OFFICER CHARGED IN THEFT PROBE

UNC POLICE OUST NIGHT SUPERVISOR

UNC POLICE CONCLUDE THEFT PROBE

FORMER UNC OFFICER WAIVES HEARING RIGHT

CAMERA RECORDED THEFT ACT AT UNC

EX-OFFICER INDICTED IN THEFT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO BEINECKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

-DATE-

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 9/01/1989 A 1 N S17

CKH 1 9/03/1989 A 1 N S17

CHH 1 9/03/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 1 N S17

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

1/14/1989 A

2/14/1989 A

2/27/1989 A

10/07/1989 A

10/17/1989 A

10/29/1989 A

CHH
CHH
CHH
CKH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CKH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

2/25/1989
2/27/1989
4/03/1989
4/06/1989
4/06/1989
4/07/1989
4/18/1989
4/25/1989
5/02/1989
5/04/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/18/1989
6/04/1989
7/08/1989
10/11/1989

P N S17

E

N S17
C N D38

N

N

N S17
F

N L90
N M70
L

N M70
N

N M70
N M70
N M70
E

N M70
N

N M70
N M70
N M25

CHH 1 1/13/1989 A 1 P P T32

CHH 1

3/18/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

4/22/1989 A

1 N S17

S 2

6/27/1989 A

4 E

CKH 1

7/03/1989 A

1 N D38

CHH 1

7/06/1989 A

1 N C62

H 2

7/17/1989 B

1 N K65

CHH 1

9/26/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

1/24/1989 A

1 C N M70

CKH 1

4/04/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

4/13/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

4/15/1989 A

8 N

H 2

4/28/1989 B

1 P N DBS

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/01/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

9/09/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

9/13/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

9/15/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

9/29/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

10/12/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1

11/09/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1 12/14/1989 A

3 N

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

r SUBJECTS

D — DATE-

S
E

c -re

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I T
L Y
L P BYL

SEE ALSO JAMES H. JOHNSTON AWARDS PROGRAM

SEE ALSO MCREHEAD SCHOLARSHIPS

SEE ALSO POGUE SCHOLARSHIP

SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT AID

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, CHANCELLOR'S SCHOLARS PROGRAM

BEQUEST ESTABLISHES LAW SCHOLARSHIP AT UNC-CHAPEL HILL

LAW SCHOOL PROGRAM SEEKS BEST, BRIGHTEST

SCHOLARSHIP NAMED FOR GLENN KEEVER, LONGTIME EDITOR

NEW SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM DESIGNED TO DRAW BRIGHTEST STUDENTS TO LAW...

UNIVERSITY RECEIVES *50,000 FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE SCHOLARSHIPS

SCHOLARSHIP HONORS FIRST DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

UNC JUNIOR WINS BEINECKE SCHOLARSHIP

LOCAL STUDENT RECEIVES DANIELS SCHOLARSHIP

KITTNER SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED AT UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SECURITY POLICE
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS POLICE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SEMINARS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CONFERENCES
COURSE FOCUSES ON AMERICA'S ETHICS
SPRING '89 BRINGS ADVENTURES IN IDEAS WEEKEND SEMINARS
SCHOOL TO HOLD MARKETING SEMINARS
PERSONNEL SPECIALIST TALKS MERGER, MORALE AT SEMINAR
BUSINESSMEN LAUD ECONOMIC 'FORTRESS EUROPE'

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SMOKING REGULATIONS

UNC HEALTH UNITS WILL BE SMOKE-FREE AS OF MONDAY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SOUTHERN FOLKLIFE COLLECTION
SEE ALSO COUNTRY MUSIC

SEE ALSO FOLKLORE _,

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CURRICULUM IN FOLKLORE

COLLECTION HAS SOUNDS OF SOUTH

BLUEGRASS TO GOSPEL; UNO'S SOUTHERN FOLKLIFE COLLECTION FEATURES...

'SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH'

SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH/THREE-DAY CONFERENCE AT UNC EXAMINES TRADITIONS...

SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH OLD 4 NEW

MORE 'SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH'

A RAMBLER RECOLLECTS

SOUTHERN FOLKLIFE COLLECTION AT UNC OPENS EARS TO HISTORY

GROUP SOUNDS NOTE OF CONCERN FOR NON-MAINSTREAM MUSIC STRUGGLES

•SOUNDS OF SOUTH' OFFERS SAMPLING OF DOWN-HOME SOUNDS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION
LIBRARY GETS $153,000 NEH GRANT
RECORDINGS CHRONICLE SOUTHERN TRADITIONS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO SPEAKER'S (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO WEIL LECTURE CN AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP

KING WEEK TO FEATURE LECTURES, BANQUET

HARVARD PROFESSOR TO GIVE PUBLIC LECTURE

ALL IN THE FAMILY

LECTURES TO FOCUS ON INTERNATIONAL ISSUES

WARREN FARRELL TO SPEAK AT UNC

LECTURES, DISCUSSIONS MARK BLACK HISTORY MONTH EVENTS

JOHNSON i JOHNSON CEO TALKS ETHICS TO STUDENTS

A LESSON IN AGGRESSION, D.A. CAW. FOX LEARNED QUICKLY NOT TO BE TIMID..

NATIONAL EDUCATOR SEES AMERICAN SCHOOLS FAILING

UNC NEWS BRIEFS

LAWSUITS CALLED BIGGEST THREAT TO AMERICAN BUSINESS

LEFT-WING JOURNALIST BLASTS BUSH POLICIES

ANTHONY LEWIS TO GIVE UEIL ADDRESS

CURRICULUM IGNORES WORK OF MINORITIES, SAYS PROFESSOR

NATIONAL AUTHOR JUNE JORDAN TO SPEAK IN CHAPEL HILL

LAWYER IN ABORTION CASE TO DEBATE PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY

PROFESSOR CALLS CORPORATE 'ETHICS' LACKING

POET JUNE JORDAN TO GIVE UNC KING MEMORIAL ADDRESS

H 1

1/12/1989 C

3 N

CHH 1

2/28/1989 A

5 N

H 2

3/04/1989 C

2 N

S 2

3/04/1989 C

1 P N

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

3/11/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

5/09/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

8/23/1989 A

9 N

CHH 1

10/15/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

1/09/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

2/18/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

3/03/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

5/18/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

6/14/1989 A

3 P N D38

S 2 12/28/1989 B 1 N

CHH 1

3/10/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

3 P N M70

S 2

3/30/1989 D

10 N

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

H 2

4/07/1989 D

8 P F

S 2

4/07/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

4/09/1989 A

3 P N H90

S 2

4/13/1989 D

4 R B71

CHH 1

8/03/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

12/15/1989 A

9 N

H 2

1/06/1989 C

2 P N U80

H 2

1/12/1989 C

2 N

S 2

1/20/1989 C

2 P P K30

CHH 1

1/31/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

1/31/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/01/1989 A

7 P N

CHH 1

2/04/1989 A

8 N

CHH 1

2/05/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

2/10/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

2/10/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

2/22/1989 A

7 N

CHH 1

2/24/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/28/1989 A

2 P N S12

CHH 1

3/14/1989 A

5 N

H 2

3/17/1989 A

16 N

CHH 1

3/20/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

3/28/1989 A

2 N

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

NOVELIST FUENTES TO SPEAK

CARTOONIST TO TALK AT UNC

RECONSIDERING ABORTION

CREATOR OF 'SHOE' TO GIVE ADDRESS

CHAIRMAN REVEALS KEYS TO IBM SUCCESS

BOND TO ADDRESS CAMPUS RACISM

SITE OF FUENTES TALK CHANGED

FILMMAKER SPIKE LEE TO GIVE TALK AT UNC

SANFORD URGES UNC STUDENTS TO CHOOSE PUBLIC SERVICE

JULIAN BOND SAYS BLACK PEOPLE RISK LOSING CIVIL RIGHTS GAINS

MACNELLY'S ONLY 'REGRET* i HIS CARTOONS HAVEN'T BROUGHT A LAWSUIT

THORNBURGH TO GIVE LAW ADDRESS

LEWIS TO ADDRESS PRESS, CITIZENSHIP

PRESS NEGLECTS WATCHDOG ROLE - LEWIS

FIGHTING HOLLYWOOD STEREOTYPES

PRICE: PARTICIPATION POLITICS MARKED BY SELF-INTERESTS

WAYS AND MEANS STAFFERS DIFFER ON REAGAN LEGACY

STRUGGLE IN CHINA NOT OVER, CHI SAYS

ENTREPRENEUR ROSS PEROT TO HIGHLIGHT SERIES OF UNC LECTURES

ROSS PEROT HEADLINES CONFERENCE

PEROT TOPS CONFERENCE DOCKET

CONFERENCE TO FEATURE PEROT

MOUNT TO GIVE WYNN LECTURE

GANDHI, PRAN TO SPEAK ON RIGHTS ISSUES

JAPAN'S ADVANTAGE OUR FAULT, PEROT SAYS

SOCIAL ONUS ON BUSINESS— GERGEN

SOVIET STATUS THREATENED, EDITOR SAYS

CAMP SURVIVOR SAYS HE'S LIVING 'SECOND LIFE'

FILMMAKER LECTURES ON SERIOUS, 'NOBLE CALLING'

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SPORTS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SPORTS ARENA
SEE SPORTS ARENA

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT FEES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TUITION
BILL TO BAN FUNDING OF GAY GROUPS BLASTED
TRANSIT FEE OK'D DESPITE OBJECTIONS
LEGISLATORS SHOULDN'T RUN STATE CAMPUSES/GUEST COLUMNIST
UNC FEES GO UP QUIETLY WHILE TUITION GRABS ATTENTION
UNC MAY HAVE TO BILL STUDENTS TWICE
OFFICIALS, STUDENTS TO MULL FEE USE
STUDENTS MAY RECEIVE DISCOUNT BUS PASSES FROM TRANSPORTATION FEE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT GOVERNMENT
30 UNC GROUPS EXPECTED TO SEEK BUDGET FUNDS

PARKING TOPS CAMPAIGN ISSUES; FOUR STUDENTS COMPETE FOR PRESIDENCY...
AMENDMENT WOULD ESTABLISH NO. 2 POST
STUDENT CANDIDATES FACE RUN-OFF RACE
PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS PREPARE FOR RUN-OFF
NEW STUDENT PRESIDENT TO HIT GROUND RUNNING
STUDENTS APPOINT LIAISON WITH CARRBORO
NEW YEAR, NEW ISSUES/SUNDAY F0CUS5 BACK TO CAMPUS
HARDIN SAYS INTERFERENCE IN BOYCOTT IS UNLIKELY
STUDENTS, SELECT TARGET WISELY
LEWIS RECANTS BOYCOTT STATEMENT

STUDENT PRESIDENT PROPOSES INVOLVEMENT IN TUITION ISSUE
CONGRESS MEMBER SAYS UNC POCKETING STUDENT TRANSIT FEE
STUDENT LEADER DAVIS SAYS HE'S PUSHING PROGRESSIVE AGENDA

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT HOUSING
UNC TO GUARANTEE 2ND-YEAR HOUSING
UNC TO GUARANTEE CAMPUS HOUSING FOR SOPHOMORES
UNC DOESN'T NEED 'LOTTERY' FOR ITS DORMS
CARRBORO, UNC DISCUSS JOINT HOUSING VENTURE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT LOANS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH

3/30/1989 A
3/30/1989 A
3/31/1989 A
3/31/1989 A
4/06/1989 A
4/07/1989 A
4/07/1989 A
4/08/1989 A
4/10/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
5/07/1989
5/20/1989
6/10/1989
9/06/1989
9/27/1989
10/15/1989
11/01/1989
11/10/1989
11/13/1989
11/16/1989
11/17/1989
11/17/1989
11/17/1989
11/20/1989

5
12
1
7
7
5
5
5
1
6
3
5
7
7
3
1
3
1
7
5
5
3
6
10
1
1
1
3
3

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N M20

N S17

N M70

N

N

N

N M70

N M20

N S17

N S17

N

N

N

N

N

N

N S17

N S17

N S17

N

N

CHH 1

4/20/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

4/29/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

5/03/1989 A

4 P U

H 2

7/03/1989 B

1 N

CHH 1

7/25/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

11/28/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

12/07/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

2/13/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

2/24/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

3/02/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

4/27/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

8/20/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

8/22/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

8/23/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

9/04/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

9/16/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

11/27/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

12/26/1989 A

1 P N S17

S 2

1/13/1989 A

10 N

H 2

1/18/1989 C

2 N U80

CHH 1

2/24/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

3/22/1989 A

1 N C62

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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UNC TAKES MANY LOAN DEFAULTS TO COURT, FEU TO TRIAL
UNC LOAN RECIPIENTS FACE INTERVIEW BOTTLENECK
LEWIS! AID MUST KEEP PACE WITH TUITION

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS

SEE ALSO BLACK STUDENT MOVEMENT _

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FOREIGN STUDENTS AND VISITORS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, YACKETY YACK (STUDENT YEARBOOK)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA INDIAN CIRCLE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ORDER OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES

CHEAPER THAN A CAR, AND IT'S GOOD EXERCISE

BON JOVI! THAT'S TRUE LOYALTY!

FEWER FRESHHEN NEED REMEDIAL STUDY AT UNC

UNC SENIORS AIMING FOR LARGEST GIFT

A GOOD DAY FOR STUDYING — AND SUNNING

CLASS OF '89 SHATTERS MYTHS, TOO

FRATS ON A HOT TIN ROOF

SPRING IN WINTER

THE BLIND LEADING...

BUMBERSHOOT BLUES

LEAVING THEIR MARK

LIGHT-HEARTED VALENTINE'S DAY GIFT

VIGIL WITH A PURPOSE

BASKETBALL, RAIN OR SHINE

THE WAITING GAME

BRAVING IT

ANYONE GOT A ROUBOAT?

IT'S A STUDENT'S LIFE

snow aftermath: FLOODING, FOG

STUDENTS MAN PHONE BANKS TO RAISE FUNDS
• CRYING OUT FOR SECURITY; DUKE RAPES, UNC 'FLASHING' INCIDENTS...

FOOT PATROL SERVICE OFTEN OVERLOOKED, POLICE OFFICIAL SAYS

DRIP DRY CANVAS

RAIN, RAIN AND MORE RAIN

WELL, ALMOST; TAR HEEL FANS SEE THEIR HOPES FOR VICTORY '86ED»

NATURE'S RITE OF PASSAGE

PATHWAY TO KNOWLEDGE?

UNC STUDENTS PLAY IT SMART

UNC STUDENTS TO RE-ENACT JAMES' TRIP

RUNNERS RETRACE STEPS OF FIRST UNC STUDENT

FLUSHED INTO HIDING

PAR FOR A GOOD CAUSE

UPS AND DOWNS FOR CHARITY

SPRING SNOOZE

JUST COOLING OUT

COZY STUDY SPOT

RAPE INVESTIGATION ON HOLD BECAUSE VICTIM WON'T TALK

APRIL SHOWERS

POLICE LOG/STUDENT SAYS WOMEN MADE HARASSING CALLS

STUDENT SUES FOR LIBEL

SEAC GROUP TO HOLD BENEFIT

SCHOOL NAMES PHI BETA HONOREES

TOPS IN CLASS j UNC NAMES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES, FAVORITE TEACHERS

2 MORE UNC SCHOOLS SEEK CONDOMS

UNC STUDENT GOVERNMENT CALLS FOR CONDOM MACHINES IN DORMS

UNC TO INSTALL CONDOM MACHINES IN RESIDENCE HALLS

A SPACE AGE WINGED CHARIOT?

TWO RECEIVE SUMMER TRAVEL FELLOWSHIPS

TWENTY FRESHMEN NAMED N.C. FELLOWS

GOOD SPOT FOR IT

DEFENDANT TO APPEAL STUDENTS' TOWING LAWSUIT

BRAND NEW BAG

STEEP RAMPS, STAIRWAYS MARK 1ST-YEAR MEDICAL STUDENT'S JOURNEYS TO

LIFE AFTER COLLEGE/ALLURE OF EUROPE CALLS TO THIS UNC GRADUATE

LIFE AFTER COLLEGE/MOREHEAD SCHOLAR OPTS FOR TIME IN PEACE CORPS

LIFE AFTER COLLEGE/ROTC GRAD AWAITS START OF CAREER IN AIR FORCE

STUDENT DEMOCRATS BLAST MARTIN'S UNIVERSITY CUTBACKS

OUTWARD BOUND

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 1/06/1989 A 1 P N H90
CHH 1 8/02/1989 A 2 N S17
CHH 1 11/21/1989 A 1 P N

CHH 1

1/11/1989 A

3 P P L38

CHH 1

1/14/1989 A

3 P P L38

CHH 1

1/19/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

1/27/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

1/28/1989 A

3 P P T32

CHH 1

1/28/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

2/03/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

10 P P L38

CHH 1

2/08/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

2/11/1989 A

5 P P C45

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

3 P P L38

H 2

2/15/1989 C

1 P P S73

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

3 P P L38

H 2

2/18/1989 C

1 P P S73

CHH 1

2/18/1989 A

3 P P L38

S 2

2/18/1989 C

1 P P S73

CHH 1

2/22/1989 A

3 P P L38

CHH 1

2/22/1989 A

7 P P L38

H 2

2/22/1989 C

1 P P L38

CHH 1

2/23/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/27/1989 A

5 P F

CHH 1

2/27/1989 A

5 P F

CHH 1

3/02/1989 A

7 P P L38

CHH 1

3/04/1989 A

1 P P K30

CHH 1

3/06/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

3/07/1989 A

1 P P S73

CHH 1

3/22/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

3/26/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

3/30/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

4/02/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

4/02/1989 A

7 P P K30

CHH 1

4/03/1989 A

1 P P C45

CHH 1

4/04/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

7 P P K30

CHH 1

4/06/1989 A

5 P P C45

CHH 1

4/07/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

4/09/1989 A

8 P P K30

CHH 1

4/11/1989 A

8 N

S 2

4/13/1989 A

9 N

CHH 1

4/19/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

4/20/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

4/21/1989 A

5 N

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

4/25/1989 A

5 P P L38

CHH 1

4/25/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

4/26/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

4/28/1989 A

7 P P L38

CHH 1

5/05/1989 A

3 N H90

CHH 1

5/11/1989 A

1 P P L38

CLASS CHH 1

5/12/1989 A

1 P N M20

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

1 P N

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

1 P N

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

1 P N

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

3 N M25

H 2

5/17/1989 C

1 P P L38

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SUBJECTS

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S I T
E L Y

C -PG L P BYL

CHH

cm
cm
cm
cm

cm i
cm i
cm l

S 2

cm
cm

H

cm i

H 2

cm l
cm i
cm
cm

cm i

cm
cm
cm

cm l

cm
cm
cm
cm

UNC STUDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO MISDEMEANOR LARCENY

LAISSEZ-FAIRE MANAGEMENT?

SUMMER RITUAL

RAIN READY

UNC TEACHING ASSISTANTS SEEK BETTER BENEFITS, PAY

CONDOM MACHINES CONCERN TRUSTEES

SUMMER STRUMMIN'

COCAINE STING NABS STUDENT

UNC NAMES STUDENTS MAKING SPRING SEMESTER DEAN'S LIST

STUDENTS DECRY TUITION PROPOSALS

UP FOR TWO

DUKE, UNC FRESHMEN SET TO HIT THE BOOKS

COPING 101/UNC-CHAPEL HILL (SPECIAL SECTION)

SOFT SECURITY

TO GET THROUGH STUDIES, YOU'LL NEED SOME FOOD FOR THOUGHT

STUDENT, DON'T HEAL THYSELF; TRY CAMPUS HEALTH SERVICE

HOW TO GET ALONG WITH YOUR ROOMMATE

CLASS OF '93 HITS TOWN

COLLEGE ROOMMATES: BEFORE YOU BOIL HER— TALK

RAIN, RAIN, GO AWAY

MOMENT'S RESPITE

PARKING LOT CONTROL

NEXT BEST THING

UNC TO HOLD PARENTS' WEEKEND

ALL'S WELL

'HOMELESS' FOR A NIGHT

UNC PROGRAM GIVES 'TGIF' NEW MEANING

TUNE IN NEXT WEEK; CAMPUS FOLLOWS CRUSADES OF 'GEf£RAL COLLEGE',,,

MISSING; CAMPAIGN TO RECOVER STOLEN MILK CRATES TO BEGIN THIS WEEK

THE XINT IS JUMPIN'

STUDY TIME

CIA SEEKS RECRUITS

WORKIN' AND BREEZIN'

THEY MEAN BUSINESS

STUDENTS ANNOUNCE CHOICES

HANS NOMINATED FOR LIAISON POST

JUST AN ORDINARY GUY/AN ACCIDENT CHANGED HIS LIFE, BUT BOBBY WEAVER...

SYMBOLIC PENNIES

POLICE LOG/LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH DWI

SETA MISUNDERSTOOD TALKS-UNC

RECOGNITION CEREMONY FOR DECEMBER GRADUATES SET

CRANK CALLER POSES AS POLICE OFFICER

IN WARMER DAYS

GROUND BREAKING

STEPS TP KNOWLEDGE

STUDENT'S PHOTOGRAPH FEATURED IN MAGAZINE

UNC CLASSICS MAJOR ONE OF 32 RHODES SCHOLARS

UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

SEE ALSO ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, BEER
ALCOHOL STILL COLLEGE STUDENTS' DRUG OF CHOICE
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED WITH PUBLIC DRINKING
POLICE LOG/UNC STUDENT CHARGED AFTER FOOT CHASE
'EVERYBODY I KNOW DOES IT'; SUNDAY FOCUS: UNDERAGED DRINKING
STUDENTS WORKING AROUND 'CARDING '/SUNDAY FOCUS! UNDERAGED DRINKING
IF ONE ID WON'T WORK, ANOTHER ONE WILL/SUNDAY FOCUS: UNDERAGED WINKING

UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, BLACKS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITY ADMISSIONS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL BLACK ALUMNI

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL BLACK CULTURAL CENTER

RACISM TOPIC OF CAMPUS WORKSHOPS

EDUCATORS SAY BLACKS GAIN OPPORTUNITY, BUT NOT PARITY

BLACK STUDENT ENROLLMENT TOPS 400 FOR 2ND CONSECUTIVE YEAR

BLACKS MAKE ENROLLMENT GAINS AT UNC

HARDIN BACKS CELL FOR REAPPOINTMENT

FJH" fl^TO^0*11™ FOREGONE CONCLUSION/GOVERNORS VOTE NEXT ON DEAN CHH 1

CELL AGREES TO REQUEST FOR COMMITTEE

5/18/1989

5/22/1989

5/25/1989

6/17/1989

6/27/1989

6/27/1989

7/24/1989

7/27/1989

7/31/1989

8/07/1989

8/24/1989

8/27/1989

8/27/1989

8/27/1989

8/27/1989

8/27/1989

8/27/1989

8/27/1989

8/28/1989

8/28/1989

8/28/1989

8/30/1989

9/12/1989

9/20/1989

9/26/1989

10/04/1989

10/06/1989

10/08/1989

10/09/1989

10/10/1989

10/10/1989

10/12/1989

Cm 1 10/17/1989

Cm 1 10/20/1989

11/06/1989

11/09/1989

11/12/1989

11/16/1989

11/20/1989

11/22/1989

11/28/1989

12/05/1989

12/05/1989

12/06/1989

12/07/1989

cm 1

cm
cm
cm
cm
cm
cm l
cm l
cm l
cm l
cm i

Cm 1 12/08/1989
Cm 1 12/12/1989

cm l
cm i
cm l
cm i
cm l
cm i

4/02/1989
4/10/1989
4/13/1989
5/07/1989
5/07/1989
5/07/1989

cm 1

H

cm

cm i
cm l

cm i

4/15/1989
4/22/1989
8/20/1989
11/12/1989
11/18/1989
12/06/1989
12/06/1989

9
3
3
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
2
4
5
8
1
1
3
7
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
10
1
5
2
1
3
7

N

P T44
P L38
P L38
N S17
N S17
P C45
N M70
N

N S17
P T44
N N36

C50

T44

L90

L90

Bll

N T77

N Bll

P T44

T44

L38

T44

R56

P

P

P

N

P

N

N

N

N

P T32

P T32

N S17

P T32

P C45

N M70

N

N

P L38

N

N W57

N

N M70

P L38

P L38

P C45

N

N

5 N L90
2 N
2 N
1 P N M70
1 P N
1 P N

N

N K65
N S17
N M25
N S17
N S17
N M25

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•MR CIVIL LIBERTIES'

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, DRUG ABUSE (ALSO DRUG POLICY)

COCAINE STING NABS STUDENT

UNC POLICE SAY RESOURCES PREVENTED HELPING IN DRUG SWEEP

UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, WOMEN

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY, WOMEN
CLASS OF '89 SHATTERS MYTHS, TOO

BOARD MEMBER DECRIES UNIVERSITY'S HIGH ENROLLMENT OF WOKEN VS. MEN
PICK THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SUMMER SCHOOL
SEE ALSO CAROLINA SUMMER
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR CAROLINA SUMMER SLOTS
UNC OFFERS 800 COURSES IN SUMMER

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SUING BUILDING
SEE MEDICAL RESEARCH PROPERTIES, INC.

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SYMBOLS
SEE ALSO LOGOS

SEE ALSO RAMESES (UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL MASCOT)
SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMBOLS

UNC FLAG BREAKS SIGN RULES, PLANNER SAYS

WHEN IS A FLAG NOT A FLAG?

PERMIT NEEDED FOR FLAG, BOARD SAYS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SYMPOSIA

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SPEAKERS

GRADUATE SCHOOLS AND CLASS, GENDER, RACE TO BE EXAMINED

SYMPOSIUM INCLUDES IRAN, ISLAM LECTURES

SOUTH FEELING EFFECT OF RAPID GROWTH

ENVIRONMENTAL SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C.

COMMISSIONERS APPROVE LINE FEE FOR ENHANCED 911 SERVICE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO WUNC-TV (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

'GENERAL COLLEGE' GOES NATIONAL; NATIONAL COLLEGE TELEVISION ADDS UNC...

N.C. PUBLIC TV FOUNDATION WORKS TO TUNE IN LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT

UNC TV CENTER MEETS FUND GOAL

TUNE IN NEXT WEEK; CAMPUS FOLLOWS CRUSADES OF 'GENERAL COLLEGE'...

CENTER FOR PUBLIC TV BEGINS MOVING TODAY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS _

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, COORDINATION AND CONSULTATION COMMITTEE
HOWES, HARDIN DETAIL OBJECTIVES OF TOWN-GOWN PLANNING COMMITTEE
CARR60R0 WANTS TO GIVE HARDIN A DAY ON THE TOWN
TOWN-GOWN GROUP LOOKS AT ISSUES
RESIDENTS ASK DELAY OF UNC HOUSE SWAP
COUNCIL OF STATE DELAYS HOUSE-SWAP DECISION
GROUP MULLS GOALS FOR FUTURE

TOWN-GOWN GROUP TO CONSIDER 'LINGERING' TRANSPORTATION ISSUES
CHAPEL HILL RESIDENTS CEASE OPPOSITION TO HOUSE SWAP
UNC STORES SETTLE WITH MERCHANTS
GROUP TO RECOMMEND HOUSING ROLE FOR UNC
TOWN-GOWN REPORT TARGETS TRAFFIC FLOW
NOISE SQUABBLE HEATS UP AGAIN
NOISE ISSUE DOMINATES UNC FORUM
CREATING A HISTORIC HEADACHE?

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 12/09/1989 A 7 P N

CHH 1 7/27/1989 A
CHH 1 11/18/1989 A

CHH 1 1/28/1989 A
CHH 1 4/29/1989 A
CHH 1 4/30/1989 A

CHH 1 1/19/1989 A
H 2 3/17/1989 C

1 N M70
1 N W57

4 E

3 N S17

4 E

5

10

N

N U80

CHH 1 7/05/1989 A
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A
CHH 1 7/07/1989 A

H 2 2/10/1989 C
CHH 1 3/31/1989 A
CHH 1 4/09/1989 A
CHH 1 11/16/1989 A

3 N M70

4 E

3 N M70

6 N

7 N

3 P N M20

N

CHH 1 12/06/1989 A 3 P N M20

CHH 1

2/04/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/05/1989 A

1 N L90

H 2

3/20/1989 B

1 P N K65

CHH 1

10/08/1989 A

3 P N

H 2 10/31/1989 C

5 N K65

CHH 1

1/04/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

1/12/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

2/22/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

3/07/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

1 M N L40

CHH 1

4/27/1989 A

3 N C62

CHH 1

5/02/1989 A

1 N L90

CHH 1

5/13/1989 A

1 N H7D

CHH 1

5/25/1989 A

1 N H90

CHH 1

7/07/1989 A

3 P N C62

CHH 1

9/12/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

10/11/1989 A

1 N M70

CHH 1

10/20/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

11/26/1989 A

4 E

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P D — DATE-

S
E
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TRAFFIC CONGESTION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TRAFFIC
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC CONGESTION
TOWN-GOWN REPORT TARGETS TRAFFIC FLOW

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TUITION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., TUITION
HEFTY JUMP IN UNC TUITION PROPOSED
TUITION HIKE RISKS CLASS RIFT, STUDENT OFFICER SAYS
TUITION HIKE ILL-ADVISED

TUITION HIKE BLASTEDi UNC STUDENTS VOW TO FIGHT
HARDIN CRITICIZES PROPOSED HIKE IN UNC TUITION
SPEND TUITION INCREASE ON UNC' S CAMPUSES
TRUSTEE STRICKLAND WANTS TUITION HIKE
A STUDENT, PUBLIC CONCERN
UNC MAY HAVE TO BILL STUDENTS TWICE
TUITION HIKE GIVES RISE TO CONFUSION
STUDENTS DECRY TUITION PROPOSALS
11TH-H0UR TUITION HIKE HURTS EVERYONE
HIGHER TUITION STILL GOOD DEAL FOR STUDENTS
SUPPLEMENTAL BILL LIKELY FOR UNC SYSTEM STUDENTS
NEW YEAR, NEW ISSUES/SUNDAY FOCUS: BACK TO CAMPUS
HARDIN SAYS INTERFERENCE IN BOYCOTT IS UNLIKELY
STUDENTS, SELECT TARGET WISELY
LEWIS RECANTS BOYCOTT STATEMENT

STUDENT PRESIDENT PROPOSES INVOLVEMENT IN TUITION ISSUE
STUDENT PROPOSAL HAS GOOD INTENTIONS
UNC TUITION HIKE NO CAUSE FOR WHINING
TRUSTEES 'SUPPORT' STUDENT'S INITIATIVE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, UNIVERSITY DAY
.SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL UNIVERSITY DAY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, VACATION COLLEGES

UNC VACATION COLLEGE WILL EXPLORE ENGLAND, FRANCE, INDIA, N.C.
'ADVENTURES IN IDEAS' EXPLORE INDIA, ENGLAND, N.C.

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, VICE CHANCELLOR FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE
TUCHI NAMED VICE CHANCELLOR FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, WIND ENSEMBLE
WIND SYMPHONY TO PERFORM

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, WORKSHOPS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CONFERENCES
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR TEACHER WORKSHOPS
WORKSHOP CONSIDERS ISSUES AFFECTING BLACK AMERICANS
10TH ANNUAL BLACK EXPERIENCE WORKSHOP OPENS THURSDAY
SPEAKERS TELL BLACK COMMUNITY 'HEAL THYSELF'
SPEAKERS CALL FOR MORE DAY CARE SAFETY
RESEARCHERS COMPLETE DNA WORKSHOP

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, YACKETY YACK (STUDENT YEARBOOK)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS
SOMETHING TO YACK ABOUT; UNC YEARBOOK TAKING A PICTURE OF ITS OWN.,.

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ACKLAND ART CENTER

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF ART
IT'S ALL IN THE GAME

PUEBLO POTTERY FOCUS OF ACKLAND ART LECTURE
UNC MUSEUM RECEIVES GIFT OF PORTER PAINTING
ACKLAND RECEIVES OUTREACH POST GRANT
ACKLAND MUSEUM ENDOWNHENT FUND CREATED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ARTS AND SCIENCES FOUNDATION

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
CHAPEL HILL RESIDENTS CEASE OPPOSITION TO HOUSE SWAP
HOUSE AGREEMENT REACHED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN FACULTY

CHH 1 9/12/1989 A 1 N S17

H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1

5/26/1989
5/27/1989
5/28/1989
6/03/1989
6/10/1989
6/14/1989
6/24/1989
7/10/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
8/07/1989
8/08/1989
8/11/1989
8/15/1989 B
8/20/1989 A
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
9/04/1989
9/16/1989
9/19/1989
9/30/1989
10/28/1989

N L40

N S17

E

N S17

N S17

E

N S17

E

N S17

E

1 P N S17
4 E

4 E

5 N

1 P N S17

N S17
E

N S17
N S17
E
J
N S17

CHH 1 4/17/1989 A 7 N
S 2 4/27/1989 D 2 N

CHH 1 4/15/1989 A 3 P N
CHH 1 2/21/1989 A 5 P P S73

CHH 1

1/24/1989 A

5

N

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

5

N

H 2

3/29/1989 C

4

N

CHH 1

4/01/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

4/25/1989 A

3

N C62

CHH 1

8/25/1989 A

7

N

CHH 1 3/12/1989 A 9 N

S 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/12/1989

3/31/1989

7/12/1989

11/23/1989

12/06/1989

P F

N

P N

P N

N

B71

CHH 1 5/13/1989 A
CHH 1 11/02/1989 A

1 N M70
3 P N H20

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SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY
WEGNER, WEISS NAMED RECIPIENTS OF LANE AWARD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ATHLETIC DEPT.

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., SPORTS AND ATHLETICS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS

SHOWERING AT WORK

ONE TEST THAT'S NOT REQUIRED

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT GIVES GIFT TO LIBRARY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BELLTOWER
SEE ALSO BELLS
FINAL ART

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH CENTER
RESEARCH CENTER FOUNDER LIPTON DIES AT AGE 73

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BLACK ALUMNI

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, BLACKS
BLACK ALUMNI REUNION SLATED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BLACK CULTURAL CENTER

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, BLACKS

PARKING TOPS CAMPAIGN ISSUES; FOUR STUDENTS COMPETE FOR PRESIDENCY...

RACISM, ETHNOCENTRISM FOCUS OF UNC CROSS-CULTURAL PROGRAM

BBC, CHURCH SEEK TO BRIDGE LOCAL RACIAL GAPS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS
THREE UNC PROJECTS APPROVED

CHAPEL HILL'S MAYOR GETS TO KEEP MORE OF HIS SALARY
TRANSIT FEE OK'D DESPITE OBJECTIONS

BOARD MEMBER DECRIES UNIVERSITY'S HIGH ENROLLMENT OF WOMEN VS. MEN
FOUR MEN ELECTED AS UNC-CH TRUSTEES
UNC BENEFITS STILL LAGGING, REPORT SAYS
TRUSTEE STRICKLAND WANTS TUITION HIKE
TRUSTEES OK PLANS FOR CENTER
PARKING LEASE EXTENDED FOR TOWN
TRUSTEES TRANSFER RIGHT OF WAY
CGNDOH MACHINES CONCERN TRUSTEES

PERRY WON'T GET 2ND TRUSTEE TERM/ONLY FEMALE UNC., (CORRECTED 7-15-89)
LOSS OF PERRY DISAPPOINTS UNC'S STUDENT LEADERS
CORRECTION

PERRY'S DEPARTURE A SHAME
PERRY RECEIVES APOLOGY FROM MARTIN
BOARD OKS HARDIN REPORT; CHANCELLOR LISTS GOALS
POPE DEFIES PEERS
LEWIS RECANTS BOYCOTT STATEMENT
TRUSTEES VETO DESIGN OF WUNC-FM BUILDING
MEDICAL SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS GAIN APPROVAL
UNC DISSIDENT SAYS HE VOICES POPULAR OPINION
SRC SITE GETS BOOST; TUITION PLAN REBUFFED
TRUSTEES OK WUNC-FM'S NEW DESIGN
TRUSTEES 'SUPPORT' STUDENT'S INITIATIVE
SPANGLER'S COMMENTS 'SURPRISE' CHAIRMAN
FIVE RECEIVE DAVIE AWARD HONORS FROM UNC TRUSTEES
REFORMS COULD ALTER RAMS CLUB EXECUTIVE GROUP

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF TRUSTEES, CHAIRMAN
TRUSTEE CHAIR NIPS RUMORS OF RE-ELECTION
TRUSTEE CHAIRMAN GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF TRUSTEES, ELECTIONS
FOUR MEN ELECTED AS UNC-CH TRUSTEES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF VISITORS

-DATE-

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S I T
E L Y

C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 12/15/1989 A

CHH 1 6/07/1989 A 3 P P L38
CHH 1 8/16/1989 A 1 P N
CHH 1 11/02/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 3 P P L38
CHH 1 3/16/1989 A 5 0

CHH 1 10/12/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1

2/14/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

10/01/1989 A

9 N

CHH 1

10/14/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

3/28/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

4/05/1989 A

1 P N M70

CHH 1

4/29/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

4/29/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

6/11/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

6/24/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

6/24/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

6/25/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

6/27/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/27/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

6/27/1989 A

3 N S17

CHH 1

7/14/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

7/14/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

7/15/1989 A

2 N

CHH 1

7/16/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

7/18/1989 A

3 N L90

CHH 1

9/02/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

9/02/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

9/04/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

9/04/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

9/04/1989 A

3 P N S17

H 2

10/17/1989 C

3 P N

CHH 1

10/27/1989 A

1 F S17

CHH 1

10/28/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

10/28/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

10/29/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

12/05/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

12/08/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

4/29/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1

9/03/1989 A

3 P N S17

CHH 1 6/11/1989 A 3 N S17

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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF VISITORS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BUSH INSTITUTE

STUDY CITES CHILD CARE NEEDS (CORRECTION PRINTED 1-11-89)
CHILD, FAHILY LEGISLATION FOCUS OF MAY CONFERENCE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS GOVERNING COUNCIL
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT GOVERNMENT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS POLICE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT.
SEE ALSO DISORDERLY CONDUCT

UNC OFFICER'S CASE IN LIMBO

STATE MAY RETRACT DISMISSAL MOTION IN DISCRIMINATION SUIT

UNC POLICE OFFICER'S CASE STILL ALIVE

CRYING OUT FOR SECURITY; DUKE RAPES, UNC 'FLASHING' INCIDENTS...

FOOT PATROL SERVICE OFTEN OVERLOOKED, POLICE OFFICIAL SAYS

NEW MOTION FILED IN EDWARDS CASE

UNC POLICE FORCE PROMOTES BELL TO POST

UNC OFFICERS CLAIM REVERSE DISCRIMINATION

UNC POLICEMAN DENIES FAVORITISM

OFFICERS' CONCERNS 'VALID '-WALLACE

UNC POLICE GRIEVANCE DENIED

UNC POLICE EXPECT FEW WILL OBSERVE MOPED HELMET LAW

CAMPUS POLICE OFFICERS SEEK SPECIAL HEARING

SWEARING IN; UNC CAMPUS POLICE BECOME OFFICIAL DEPARTMENT

OFFICER SEEKS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION INPUT IN UNC DISCRIMINATION CASE

UNC OFFICERS' CASES SCHEDULED FOR MORE HEARINGS IN OCTOBER

OTHER LOCAL POLICE FORCES ALSO HAVE FEW BLACK WOMEN

UNC TO INTERVIEW THREE BLACK FEMALE OFFICER CANDIDATES

OFFICER LOST JOB PRIOR TO SUICIDES

UNC POLICE ADMIT OFFICER WAS SUSPENDED

UNC OFFICER CHARGED IN THEFT PROBE

UNC OFFICER WHO FILED COMPLAINT DROPPED FROM PANEL

UNC POLICE OUST NIGHT SUPERVISOR

CORRECTION

HOLD UNC ACCOUNTABLE FOR POLICE

UNC OFFICIALS BAR REPORTERS FROM HEARING

LEADERSHIP 'STYLE' DAMAGES DEPT., UNC OFFICERS SAY

UNC TO HIRE OUTSIDE REVIEW OF POLICE; HIRING PROCESS MISUNDERSTOOD...

REVIEW 'INDICATION OF A SERIOUS PROBLEM,' VICE CHANCELLOR SAYS

HIRING PROCESS CAN TAKE 300 DAYS, SAFETY DIRECTOR SAYS

KEEP POLICE REVIEW PROCESS OPEN

WALLACE NAMED CAMPUS MEDIATOR

REVIEW OF UNC POLICE NOT A REPEAT - TUCHI

POLICE PROJECT PROFESSIONAL IMAGE - EARLIER CONSULTANT

WRITE SOMETHING GOOD ABOUT UNC POLICE FOR A CHANGE/GUEST COLUMNIST

UNC POLICE CONCLUDE THEFT PROBE

HARDIN DENIES GRIEVANCE BY UNC OFFICER

REPORT CRITICIZES COMPLAINT PROCESS

STATE JUDGE TO CONSIDER EDWARDS' GRIEVANCE

STATE JUDGE RULES FOR EDWARDS

EDWARDS CASE TWO YEARS OLD

FORMER UNC OFFICER WAIVES HEARING RIGHT

UNC SAFETY DIRECTOR, CHIEF TO GET 'WARNINGS'

CONSULTANTS TO SCRUTINIZE UNC POLICE

UNC OFFICER REJECTS DEAL

EDWARDS UPS THE ANTE/REJECTS *50,000 SETTLEMENT

EX-PANELIST RECONSIDERS

SHERMAN REASSIGNED; JUDGE SEEKS 'FACTS' IN EDWARDS' HEARING

REPORT URGES "HARSHEST SANCTIONS"

CAMERA RECORDED THEFT ACT AT UNC

UNC NAMES POLICS DIRECTOR/INTERIM HEAD VOWS "HANDS-ON" LEADERSHIP STYLE

UNC POLICE SAY RESOURCES PREVENTED HELPING IN DRUG SWEEP

OFFICER REJECTS GRIEVANCE SETTLEMENT

NEW GRIEVANCE FILED

SUPPORTERS RALLY FOR UNC POLICE OFFICER

EDWARDS' ATTORNEY CALLS FOR UNC ACTION

•MISSION STATEMENT' TO DETAIL POLICE DUTIES

EX-OFFICER INDICTED IN THEFT

N E

P D — DATE-

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C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 1/10/1989 A 3 P N SI?
CHH 1 4/28/1989 A 7 N

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/15/1989
2/27/1989
2/27/1989
3/03/1989
3/18/1989
6/16/1989
6/22/1989
6/28/1989
7/05/1989
8/07/1989
8/09/1989
8/26/1989
8/29/L989
8/31/1989
9/05/1989
9/05/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
9/13/1989
9/13/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/17/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/21/1989
9/21/1989
9/22/1989
9/23/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989
9/26/1989
9/29/1989
10/01/1989
10/01/1989
10/10/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989
10/12/1989
10/13/1989
10/26/1989
11/02/1989
11/03/1989
11/03/1989
11/04/1989
11/05/1989
11/09/1989
11/15/1989
11/18/1989
11/28/1989
CHH 1 11/28/1989
CHH 1 12/04/1989
12/08/1989
12/08/1989
12/14/1989

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

CHH

CHH
CHH

CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1

N S17
N S17
N
F
F

N S17
N

N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N C62
N S17
N M70
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N M70
N M70
N M70
N S17
N S17
N
E

N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
E

N S17
N S17
N S17
U

N M70
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N M70
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N M70
N S17
N W57
N S17
N S17
N M70
N S17
N S17
N

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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

LAWYERS SQUARE OFF OVER EDWARDS CASE

EDWARDS SAYS UNC WANTS TO 'EASE' HER OUT OF POLICE DEPT.

OFFICER REJECTS $65,000 SETTLEMENT OFFER

TWO POLICE OFFICIALS SAY EDWARDS SHOULD HAVE BEEN OFFERED PROMOTION

ANOTHER UNC POLICE OFFICER ALLEGES PROMOTIONS UNFAIR

WHITE UNC OFFICERS CITE PREJUDICE

JUDGE MAY TAKE PRIVATE TESTIMONY FROM BURLESON

EDWARDS' ATTORNEY 'CONFIDENT'

KEEP EDWARDS' HEARING OPEN TO PUBLIC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER

LINEBERGER CANCER RESEARCH CENTER GETS GRANT

'VIRUSES AND CANCER' SYMPOSIUM TOPIC

VIRUS INFECTIONS CAUSE MANY CANCERS, BUT LINK IS UNCLEAR

LINEBERGER CENTER GETS $100,000 GIFT

LINEBERGER DIRECTOR REAPPOINTED

LINEBERGER CENTER TO CREATE CANCER RESEARCH PROGRAM

LINEBERGER CENTER SEMINAR SLATED

LINEBERGER CANCER CENTER RECEIVES FIVE-YEAR GRANT

UNC CANCER CENTER GETS $8.4 MILLION GRANT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT OFFICE
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PLACEMENT OFFICE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA CHALLENGE GRANTS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GRANTS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA INDIAN CIRCLE
SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS

LETTER CITES LACK OF INDIAN FACULTY AT UNC

DEAN TO MEET WITH STUDENTS

INDIAN CIRCLE TO HOLD ANNUAL CULTURAL FESTIVAL

AN AMERICAN PARTY j A CULTURAL FESTIVAL... CELEBRATES NATIVE AMERICANS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA PARENTS' WEEKEND
PARENTS' WEEKEND CROWD DELIGHTED BY COMEDIAN
WEEKEND CALLED SUCCESS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR ALCOHOL STUDIES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
ALCOHOL CENTER COURTS LICENSE FEE WINDFALL
UNC ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER TO GET *5 MILLION
A GOOD WAY TO FUND ALCOHOL RESEARCH

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR EARLY ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
ADOLESCENCE CENTER TO HOLD WORKSHOPS
GRANVILLE CHOSEN FOR LITERACY STUDY
DEPUTY DIRECTOR NAMED TO ADOLESCENCE CENTER

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR HEALTH PROMOTION i DISEASE...
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
UNC HEALTH PROGRAM AWARDED CDC GRANT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO CHILD DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO FRAW PORTER GRAHAM CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
c££ £Lgg HOTLINES
STUDY TO FOCUS ON LEARNING PROBLEMS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL COKER ARBORETUM
FEBRUARY GARDEN

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ARTS AND SCIENCES FOUNDATION
TRADING PLACES; UNC PLANS TO SWAP HISTORIC HOME FOR ARTISTS' RESIDENCE

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

— DATE-

12/17/1989

12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/20/1989
12/21/1989
12/22/1989
12/22/1989
12/23/1989
12/24/1989

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
E

H 2 2/04/1989 C

12

N

CHH 1 3/21/1989 A

5 P N

H 2 4/06/1989 C

2

N C60

CHH 1 8/10/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1 9/07/1989 A

7

N

CHH 1 10/17/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1 11/22/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1 12/05/1989 A

2

N

S 2 12/06/1989 B

1

N

CHH 1 3/03/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 3/10/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 3/24/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1 4/02/1989 A 3 P N L90

H 2 10/08/1989 B
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A

5 P R W66
9 N D38

CHH 1 7/30/1989 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 8/15/1989 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 8/16/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 1/21/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 2/06/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 10/15/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1 1/13/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 2/02/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 2/02/1989 A 1 P P L38

CHH 1 2/19/1989 A 1 N M20

U630-

M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

N E
P D

-DATE-

HINOR ISSUE MAJOR CONCERN AT UNC

CELL APPOINTMENT CALLED FOREGONE CONCLUSION/GOVERNORS VOTE NEXT ON DEAN

CELL AGREES TO REQUEST FOR COMMITTEE

HUMANITIES PROGRAM GETS $135,000 GRANT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. COUNCIL ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY
FEW WOMEN PROMOTED TO FULL PROFESSOR

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CURRICULUM IN FOLKLORE
SEE ALSO FOLKLORE

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SOUTHERN FOLKLIFE COLLECTION
FOLKLORIST ADDS TO UNC COLLECTION

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DAILY TAR HEEL

STUDENTS BLAST PLAYBOY AD IN DAILY TAR HEEL
DAILY TAR HEEL STICKS TO ITS GUNS
STUDENT PAPER ASKS SPANGLER TO STEP DOWN

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DAVIS LIBRARY

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WILSON LIBRARY
CRITICS5 LOOK LIBRARIES UP UNDER 'TROUBLED TIMES'

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF ART

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ACKLAND ART CENTER
RETIRED UNC PROFESSOR OF ART DIES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
BUCK RECEIVES HUMBOLDT RESEARCH HONOR
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS METHOD LAUDED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, COMPUTERS

♦1.7 MILLION GRANT TO SUPPORT MOLECULAR RESEARCH

A LOOK BACK, AHEAD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF DRAMA

STUDENTS, FACULTY TO PRESENT PLAY 'SISTER MARY IGNATIUS' FEB. 22-26

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF ENGLISH

SOUTHERN, LOCAL NOVELISTS SUBJECT OF NATIONAL PROGRAM

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF GEOLOGY

GEOLOGY STUDENTS' STUDY OF UNIVERSITY LAKE STARTS AT THE BOTTOM
TO THE BOTTOM OF THE LAKE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF HISTORY

STUDENTS CHALLENGE UNC HISTORY DEPT. APPOINTMENT
UNC HISTORY CHAIRMAN DEFENDS HIRING CHOICE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HILL HALL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL MUSIC LIBRARY

4 CONCERTS REMAIN IN SPRING SET

WORKING AND PRACTICING

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
HALF-WAY TO THE FIELD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY
UNC EXPERT ON BLACK HOLES NAMED BAHNSON PROFESSOR
TECHNIQUE BONDS GOLD TO DIAMONDS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF PSYCHOLOGY
SURVEY UPSETS PARENTS

CHH 1 2/20/1989 A
CHH 1 12/06/1989 A
CHH 1 12/06/1989 A
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A

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L Y

-PG L P BYL

3 P N
1 P N S17
1 N M25
5 N

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 1 C N S17

CHH 1 2/25/1989 A 5 P N

CHH 1 9/13/1989 A
CHH 1 9/14/1989 A
S 2 10/27/1989 A

1 P N S17
1 N
8 N

CHH 1 3/14/1989 A 3 P N S17

S 2 12/09/1989 C 12 0

CHH 1 7/04/1989 A
CHH 1 11/16/1989 A

H 2 5/18/1989 C
CHH 1 12/03/1989 A

CHH 1 2/14/1989 A
CHH 1 3/14/1989 A

CHH 1 8/19/1989 A
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A

CHH 1 3/24/1989 A
CHH 1 3/28/1989 A

CHH 1 4/17/1989 A
CHH 1 6/15/1989 A

7 N
9 N

3 N
7 P N

5 N
5 N

1 P N C62
1 P P C45

1 N

2 N

7 P N
3 P P S73

CHH 1 11/29/1989 A 1 P N

S 2 3/27/1989 C
CHH 1 7/14/1989 A

1 N
7 N

CHH 1 5/23/1989 A 3 N C62

-LX630-

MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

RESEARCH POLICY DRAWS CRITICISM FROM PARENTS
PARENTS THREATEN LAWSUIT TO OBTAIN SURVEY QUESTIONS
HATCH ACT DOESN'T APPLY— ATTORNEY
PARENTS STILL UPSET OVER SURVEY, SCHOOL BOARD TOLD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF SPEECH COMMUNICATION
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
SPEECH DEPARTMENT TO PRESENT 'PATRIOTISM*

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI
UNC PRESENTS 4 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDALS
UNC PREPARES TO HONOR DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DIVISION FOR DISORDERS OF DEVELOPMENT & LEARNING

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED

SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
TOLL-FREE HOTLINE OFFERING COMMUNICATION ALTERNATIVES
7 PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED ON DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED
DISABILITIES SURVEY SAYS SERVICES ARE NEEDED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAMS CLUB

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL EVENING COLLEGE
REGISTRATION SLATED FOR SUMMER SCHOOL

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ATHLETIC DEPT.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS

UNC FACULTY REPORT BLASTS SPORTS

REFORMS COULD ALTER RAMS CLUB EXECUTIVE GROUP

UNC SCORES WITH ATHLETICS REPORT

FACULTY GROUP SHOULD BE MORE REALISTIC

HOW TO CALL THE NEUSHOUNDS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY
UNC FACULTY UPSET OVER TICKET POLICY
HARDIN ADDRESSES UNC CHILD-CARE SHORTAGES
REPORT! UNC PAY STILL LAGGING
HARDIN BACKS AMENDMENT ON DATE RAPE
NEW TAR HEEL TICKET POLICY GETS THE NOD
COMMITTEE PROPOSES MINOR PROGRAM FOR UNC
HARDIN SAYS SCHOOL NOT DRIVING FORCE TO PROPEL AIRPORT
UNC COUNCIL TARGETS JOB EVALUATIONS FOR TOP ADMINISTRATORS
ATHLETICS SQUABBLE AVERTED; TV CREWS PACK UP, LEAVE
HOW TO CALL THE NEWSHOUNDS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FETZER FIELD
FETZER FIELD TO GET FACELIFT

D — DATE-

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

CHH 1 6/06/1989 A 1 N C62

CKH 1 6/07/1989 A 1 N C62

CHH 1 6/08/1989 A 1 N C62

CHH 1 6/20/1989 A 1 N C62

CHH 1 2/27/1989 A 5 N

S
CHH

2 5/17/1989 A
1 9/19/1989 A

CHH 1 3/31/1989 A
H 2 4/05/1989 C
CHH 1 4/14/1989 A

17 N
3 P N U80

10 N
3 N U80
5 N

H 2 6/08/1989 C 5 N

CHH 1 12/07/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

12/08/1989 A
12/08/1989 A
12/14/1989 C

CHH 1 12/18/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
CKH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

1/21/1989

1/21/1989

2/25/1989

2/25/1989

4/30/1989

4/30/1989

5/01/1989

10/14/1989

12/16/1989

12/18/1989

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FETZER GYM

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GYMNASIUM

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL. FESTIVALS
FESTIVAL TO TAKE LOOK BACK AT '60S
•FLASHBACK! THE '60S'; UNC FESTIVAL LOOKS BACK
UNC ARTS FESTIVAL 'FLASHES BACK' TO THE '60S WITH PERFORMANCES
JAZZ CONCERTS TO HIGHLIGHT ARTS FESTIVAL _

•FLASHBACK' ARTS FESTIVAL CONTINUES WITH POETRY, LECTURE, ROCK CONCERTS
N.C. ART AND ARTISTS OF THE '60S

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FOREST THEATER
TAKING PRECAUTIONS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FRANK HAWKINS KENAN INST. OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO KENAN ENTERPRISE AWARDS _

MAP PUBLISHER DECRIES CURRENT STATE OF STUDENTS' GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE

CHH

S

CHH

H

H

H

2/15/1989 A
2/16/1989 D
2/19/1989 A
2/23/1989 B
3/02/1989 B
3/13/1989 A

1 P N S17
1 N S17
4 E
1 U L22
4 E

N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N L90
N L90
N L90
N S17
N S17
E

CHH 1 3/23/1989 A 3 P N L90

7 P N

3 P N
7 N

4 N
7 N

6 P F Zll

CHH 1 5/18/1989 A 3 P P C45

CHH 1 4/21/1989 A 3 P N S17

U630-

HONTHLY/

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

REAL INCOME LESS THAN IN '72, ECONOMIST SAYS CHH 1

ENTREPRENEURS HALL OF FAME DEDICATION CEREMONY IS TODAY CHH 1

HALL TO HONOR BUSINESS WIZARDS CHH 1
THE NEXT REVOLUTION! ENTREPRENEURS CHANGING FACE OF NATION'S BUSINESS... CHH 1

KASARDA TO HEAD ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE CHH 1

ENTREPRENEUR ROSS PEROT TO HIGHLIGHT SERIES OK UNC LECTURES CHH 1

FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM TARGETS BUSINESS JOURNALISTS CHH 1

MINORITIES TAKING OVER LOW-SKILL JOBS, KENAN SPEAKER SAYS CHH 1

TIES WITH BUSINESS DOUBLE-EDGED, KENAN CONVOCATION SPEAKER WARNS CHH 1

FUTURE HELP SPURS FIRM-SCHOOL LINK S 2

EMPLOYEE POOL SAID INCENTIVE FOR BUSINESS-UNIVERSITY TIES CHH 1

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI
ALUMNI REPORT BRACES HARDIN'S STANCE
UNC ALUMNI ASK OFFICIALS TO CONSIDER WHAT'S IN A NAME
SMITH NEW PRESIDENT-ELECT OF UNC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
DIBBERT ELECTED ALUMNI TRUSTEE

— DATE-

4/22/1989

5/31/1989

6/01/1989

6/01/1989

8/28/1989

9/06/1989

10/18/1989

10/21/1989

10/21/1989

12/09/1989

12/13/1989

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E

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N S17

N

N S17

N S17

N

N

N

N S17

N S17

N

N

CHH 1 2/04/1989 A

CHH 1 4/27/1989 A

CHH 1 5/15/1989 A

CHH 1 9/01/1989 A

3 N S17
3 N S17
7 P N
3 N

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL GRAD. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, BUS. ASSISTANCE PROJECT

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN. BUREAU OF BUS. SERVICES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HEALTH AFFAIRS

UNC HEALTH UNITS WILL BE SMOKE-FREE AS OF MONDAY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HEALTH AND SAFETY OFFICE
GOVERNOR AWARDS UNC HEALTH, SAFETY OFFICE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH CENTER
UNC PROFESSORS HELP WRITE NATIONAL MEDICAL REPORT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
CRITIC CALLS 65 MPH LIMIT A 'TRADE-OFF'
RESEARCH SHOWS BUCKLING UP IS SAVING KIDS' LIVES
ELDERLY DRIVING BETTER, NEW UNC STUDY STATES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HILL HALL

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF MUSIC
HARDIN WITHDRAWS ARTS CENTER SUPPORT
BASEMENT TREASURES; UNC MUSIC LIBRARY, LARGEST IN SOUTH, COMPETES...

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HONORS PROGRAM

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CURRICULUM
HONORS STUDENTS NEED OWN CENTER, UNC OFFICIAL SAYS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HUMANITIES PROGRAM

UNC HUMANITIES PROGRAM RECEIVES $64,000 GRANT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE FOR ACADEMIC TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, COMPUTERS

TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE GETS GRANT

INSTITUTE TO HELP TECHERS USE COMPUTERS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
UNC ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM FUNDING CLEARS SUBCOMMITTEE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
ORIGINAL IOG STAFF MEMBER DIES
UNC INSTITUTE FOUNDER COATES DIES
HE LEAVES HIS MARK OF EXCELLENCE
HARDIN DEFENDS UNC PRINTING COSTS
FERRELL RECEIVES COATES CHAIR

TRIANGLE GROUP PARTICIPATES IN NATIONAL SECURITY FORUM
ALBERT COATES REMEMBERED AT UNC MEMORIAL SERVICE
IOG HONORS TWO

SCRAP PAPER 'RECYCLES' RAPE TESTIMONY, RAISES PARENT'S EYEBROWS
IOG TAKING INTERNSHIP APPLICATIONS ^^^

S 2 12/28/1989 B 1 N
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A 8 N
CHH 1 5/03/1989 A 2 N S17

CHH 1 1/20/1989 A 1 M N L90
CHH 1 2/11/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 10/04/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1 2/14/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 2/16/1989 A 1 P N S17

CHH 1 3/28/1989 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 1/02/1989 A 5 N

CHH 1 6/22/1989 A 10
H 2 7/02/1989 B 7

CHH 1 5/27/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/19/1989
1/29/1989
2/01/1989
2/15/1989
3/02/1989
3/19/1989
3/30/1989
6/06/1989
11/08/1989
12/15/1989

0

0

E

N

N

N R63

N S17

N

N C62

N

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1/01/1989

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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
UNC MARINE INSTITUTE COURTS MINORITY GROUPS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
LONGENECKER NAMED TO NUTRITION POST

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF OUTDOOR DRAMA
SEE ALSO OUTDOOR DRAMAS
MARCH DATE SET FOR OUTDOOR DRAMA AUDITIONS AT UNC
PARKER TO FILL OUTDOOR DRAMA POST

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CENTER
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FOREIGN STUDENTS AND VISITORS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS

DISCUSSION TO FOCUS ON CHINA

SCHOOL APPOINTS LOCKE

STRANGERS IN A STRANGE LAND

CENTER'S DIRECTOR URGES MORE STUDENT INTERACTION

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL JAPAN CLUB

JAPANESE FESTIVAL SLATED FOR SUNDAY

A GLIMPSE OF JAPAN'S CULTURE/ JAPAN CLUB HOSTS ANNUAL UNC FESTIVAL

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL JAZ2 FESTIVAL

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FESTIVALS
MONTH'S END BRINGS UNC JAZZ FESTIVAL
JAZZ CONCERTS TO HIGHLIGHT ARTS FESTIVAL

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL JAZZ LABORATORY BAND
SEE ALSO JAZZ
UNC JAZZ BAND COMES OF AGE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL KENAN CENTER

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CENTER

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL LINEBERGER CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
THE HOAX IN THE STARS

'PLANET SEARCH' PROBES QUESTION OF LIFE BEYOND EARTH
MOREHEAD ENTRANCE UNDERGOES FACELIFT
'HAIRY STARS,' METEORS FOCUS OF CLASS
THIS IS JANUARY?
UNIVERSITY SEAL

PLANETARIUM GETS $20,000 U.S. GRANT
SKYUATCHERS* GEM! MARS PASSING JUPITER
HOW ROCKETS WORK FOCUS OF CLASS
PLANETARIUM TO CELEBRATE 40TH BIRTHDAY
FILM FEST CELEBRATES SPACE PROGRAM
FILM SERIES RECALLS EARLY DAYS IN SPACE
PROFESSOR PHOTON MAKES WAY TO MOREHEAD

MERCURY REUNION; PIONEER ASTRONAUTS REMEMBER... (CORRECTED 6-18-89)
APOLLO 11 'TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW'
CORRECTION

MERCURY ASTRONAUTS PUT CHAPEL HILL KIDS, PARENTS IN ORBIT
ASTRONAUTS WANT EARTH TO FLOURISH

MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM MARKS APOLLO 11 ANNIVERSARY WITH SPECIAL FEATURE
MOON LANDING RECALLED
SPECIAL ROCK

JENZANO RECALLS APOLLO 11 CREW AT PLANETARIUM
LUNAR ROCK REVEALS MOON'S MYSTERIES

GALACTIC CUISINE; MOREHEAD DISPLAYS FOOD FIT FOR A SPACE ODYSSEY
MOON WILL BE IN TOTAL ECLIPSE ON AUG. 16-17
MOREHEAD MONITORS VOYAGER BROADCASTS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL MUSIC LIBRARY

CHH 1 6/29/1989 A 2 N

CHH 1 4/27/1989 A 5 P N

CHH 1 1/16/1989 A
CHH 1 11/19/1989 A

CHH 1 6/06/1989 A

CHH 1 7/21/1989 A

CHH 1 9/30/1989 A

CHH 1 9/30/1989 A

CHH 1 11/02/1989 A
CHH 1 11/06/1989 A

CHH 1
H 2

2/13/1989 A
2/23/1989 B

H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

SO CHH 1

S

S

CHH

CHH

CHH

H 2

CHH 1

1/04/1989

1/16/1989

1/16/1989

1/19/1989

1/25/1989

1/26/1989

1/27/1989 B

3/07/1989 B

5/04/1989 A

5/05/1989 A

5/14/1989 A

5/16/1989 B

5/29/1989 A

6/17/1989

6/17/1989

6/18/1989

6/18/1989

6/18/1989

6/21/1989

7/13/1989

7/15/1989

7/20/1989

7/22/1989

8/07/1989

8/08/1989

8/23/1989

5 N
3 N

3 N

3 N

3 P N

3 N

3 N
3 P N

5 P N
4 N

H 2 2/28/1989 B 1 P R S66

4
3
3

5
3
3

4

?
3
5

11
11
6
1
1
2
3
4
2

6
3

1
3
3
3
9

L

N S17

N S17

N

P L38

P L38

N

N C60

N

N

N

N

N

N L90

N L90

N

N L90

E

N

N

P L38

N L90

N

N S17

N

N

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF MUSIC

BASEMENT TREASURES; UNC MUSIC LIBRARY, LARGEST IN SOUTH, COMPETES...

PRESERVING LANDMARKS BEST USE OF UNC FUNDS

MUSIC LIBRARIAN SENDS NOTE OF THANKS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ORDER OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS
UNC'S OLDEST HONORARY SOCIETY INDUCTS 28
TWENTY-EIGHT GET FLEECE KUDOS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
A BONUS PLAY AT UNC
CAROLINA UNION ANNOUNCES PERFORMANCES
SEVEN DATES ON '89-'90 UNC ARTS SERIES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PHYSICAL PLANT

SCHOOL TO INSTALL NEW PIPE FOR BOILER PLANT
WORKERS TO TEST STEAM LINE
BOILER PLANT WORK POSTPONED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PLACEMENT OFFICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PLACEMENT OFFICE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, GRADUATE PLACEMENT
HIGH HOPES FOR A GOOD JOB MARKET/SUNDAY FOCUS: CAREER EXPECTATIONS
BETTER TIMES FOR JOB HUNTERS/SUNDAY FOCUS: CAREER EXPECTATIONS
LIFE AFTER GRADUATION; EXPERTS SAY GOOD JOBS COME FROM GOOD PLANNING

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PLAYMAKER'S THEATER
SEE ALSO PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY CO.
ACTION DELAYED AGAIN ON HOUSE SWAP PLAN
THE MAGIC BEHIND THE MAGIC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EDUCATION
BUSINESS SCHOOL TO OPEN PROGRAM FOR EXECUTIVES
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM SCHEDULED
♦14.6 MILLION SOUGHT FOR UNC BUILGING
SENATE COMMITTEE SANCTIONS NEW BUSINESS SCHOOL

NEW UNC-CH BUSINESS SCHOOL GETS NOD; N.C. STATE COLISEUM PLAN SNAGS...
SOVIET GROUP TO LEARN HOW U.S. DOES BUSINESS
PATTON FUND DRAWS PLEDGES
EXECUTIVES PROGRAM ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM GETTING UNDER WAY AT UNC
ROBERTS NEW DEAN AT BUSINESS SCHOOL

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, YOUNG EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE
EXECUTIVES PROGRAM ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN. BUREAU OF BUS. SERVICES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, SMALL
BIZ NOTES/TO TEACH EXECUTIVES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO DENTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS

UNC RESEARCH TARGETS CAVITY-PRONE CHILDREN

DENTIST ANXIETY BEGINS AT EARLY AGE

EVENT TO FEATURE NEW DENTAL RESEARCH

COMPUTERS EXPECTED TO REVOLUTIONIZE DENTISTRY

TV CAMERAS READY TO JOIN DRILLS AS DENTAL TOOLS

SO YOU WANT TO BE A DENTIST? UNC PROGRAM DRILLS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS...

DENTAL SCHOOL ACHING TO MOVE

THREE COMPLETE DENTISTRY PROGRAM

DENTAL SCHOOL TO STUDY TEETH PROTRUSIONS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY, ADMISSIONS
FEWER APPLYING TO DENTAL SCHOOL

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CHH 1 2/16/1989 A 1 P N S17
S 2 2/16/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 2/20/1989 A 4 L

S 2 4/14/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 4/22/1989 A 10 N

CHH 1 1/17/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 5/07/1989 A 7 P N
H 2 5/28/1989 E 11 N

CHH 1 2/15/1989 A
CHH 1 9/26/1989 A
CHH 1 10/06/1989 A

CHH 1 5/14/1989 A
CHH 1 5/14/1989 A
CHH 1 5/14/1989 A

CHH
CHH

1 4/05/1989 A
1 12/04/1989 A

7 N
3 N
3 N

1 C N S17

1 N S17

2 N S17

3 N
3 P N H90

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2

1/12/1989
4/22/1989
5/18/1989
7/06/1989
8/06/1989
8/07/1989
8/10/1989
9/27/1989
9/30/1989
12/23/1989

N
N

N S17
N S17
N L40
N S17
N
N
N
N

CHH 1 9/27/1989 A 6 N

CHH 1 12/26/1989 A 5 N

H 2

1/02/1989 B

6 N

CHH 1

2/07/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

2/17/1989 A

5 N

H 2

3/05/1989 A

15 N

S 2

3/06/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

7/07/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

7/29/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

8/04/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

11/03/1989 A

6 N

CHH 1 2/28/1989 A 1 N S17

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Y SUBJECTS

D — DATE-

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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY, DEAN
OLDENBURG INTERIM DENTAL DEAN
STAMH TO ASSUME DENTAL SCHOOL POST

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF EDUCATION, DEAN
EDUCATION DEAN BROW TO RESIGN

UNIV. Of N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND LIBRARY STUDIES
HOLLEY NAMED KENAN PROFESSOR
SCHOOL HONORED
DEAN WON'T SEEK SECOND TERM IN LIBRARY POST

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
SEE ALSO JOURNALISM _ „_

SEE ALSO N.C. JOURNALISM HALL OF FAME
SEE ALSO REED SARRATT DISTINGUISHED LECTURE
SEE ALSO WALTER SPEARKAN PROFESSORSHIP IN JOURNALISM

JOURNALISM PROFESSORSHIP TO HONOR SPEARMAN

•VIDEO' URGED TO PROMOTE ORANGE BEVELQFfENT

UNC JOURNALISM STUDENTS CAN STUDY IN POLAND

UNC JOURNALISM SCHOOL REACHES FUNDING GOAL

MINOR ISSUE MAJOR CONCERN AT UNC

COLE REAPPOINTED UNC JOURNALISM DEAN

SfLD^S^IL^SEmTE IGNORES PRIORITY REQUEST
JOURNALISM SCHOOL RUNNING OUT OF ROOM FAST
WHO BENDS LEGISLATURE'S EAR?

^i&^T^F^RST VISITORS MEETING

ffi R^«S*A#K SLIVa EXPERT SAYS

JOURNALISM SCHOOL RECEIVES HIGH MARK

FBJJWSHIP PROGRAM TARGETS BUSINESS JOURNALISTS
JOURNALISM SCHOOL TO OFFER COURSE IN POLAND

ACCORdInWthFbTOK OF 'SHU'/N£U BOOK COMPILES COLUMNS...

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM, DEAN
FORMER UNC JOURNALISM DEAN IS DEAD AT 90

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM FOUNDATION OF N.C. , INC.
JOURNALISM FOUNDATION OPENS BOOKS; LIST OF DONORS RELEASED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LAW

SEE ALSO LEGAL EDUCATION

SEE ALSO N.C. BAR EXAMINATION

LAW SCHOOL PROGRAM SEEKS BEST, BRIGHTEST

THORNBURGH TO GIVE LAW ADDRESS ^^

THORNBURGH SPEAKS TO SCHOOL OF LAW GRADS

•MR CIVIL LIBERTIES'

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LAW, ADMISSIONS
LAW SCHOOL INUNDATED WITH APPLICATIONS

RECORD NUMBERS APPLY AT TRIANGLE LAW SCHOOLS

UNIV

CHH 1 9/02/1989 A
CHH 1 10/18/1989 A

DEAN

, OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LAW, DEAN
FORMER UNC LAW SCHOOL DEAN DIES
UEGNER PICKED AS UNC LAW SCHOOL DEAN

LAW FKOFESSOR, TOWN ALDERMAN SIGNER TO GET HARDIN'S NOD AS UNC LAW
UNC BOARD 'OVERLOOKS* APPOINTMENT (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-14-89)
prcpprTTrw

A TIME FOR CHANGE; UNO'S NEW DEAN OF LAW SCHOOL TAKES AIM...
NEW UNC LAW DEAN OFFERS ENERGY, IDEAS
LAW ARTICLE DISTORTED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SCIENCE

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND LIBRARY STUDIES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

7 P N
6 P N

CHH 1 12/19/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 7 P N
CHH 1 5/30/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 9/02/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1

1/13/1989 A

5 P N

CHH 1

1/24/1989 A

3 N M20

CHH 1

1/25/1989 A

7 N

S 2

1/25/1989 A

11 N

CHH 1

2/20/1989 A

3 P N

H 2

3/09/1989 A

9 P N

CHH 1

4/13/1989 A

5 N

CHH 1

7/07/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

7/18/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

7/19/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

8/23/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

8/23/1989 A

5 N

S 2

9/04/1989 C

3 P 0

CHH 1

9/26/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

10/17/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

10/18/1989 A

6 N

CHH 1

10/26/1989 A

7 N

CHH 1

11/07/1989 A

7 P N

CHH 1

11/12/1989 A

7 P N

S 2 9/04/1989 C 3 P 0

CHH 1 9/06/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 2/28/1989 A
CHH 1 4/13/1989 A
CHH 1 5/15/1989 A
CHH 1 12/09/1989 A

CHH 1 2/20/1989 A
S 2 2/27/1989 A

5 N

5 P N
1 N C62

7 P N

1 C N S17
1 N M06

S 2

CHH 1
H 2
CHH
CHH

CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1

2/23/1989
5/09/1989
5/10/1989
5/13/1989
5/14/1989
8/01/1989
8/04/1989 B
8/08/1989 A

0

N S17
N S17
N S17
N

N S17
F G59
L

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SUBJECTS

EASTERLING TO TAKE CONTINUING ED POST

UNC DOCTOR: HEALTH CARE FOR ELDERLY IN POOR HEALTH

MANDEL CHOSEN TO HEAD PATIENT CARE PROGRAM

MED SCHOOL WANTS SUBJECTS FOR TESTING ANTI-DEPRESSION DRUG

FREE TREATMENT OFFERED IN STUDY ON DEPRESSION

PERRY NAMED TO MED SCHOOL POST

MEDICAL 'ETCETERA DEPARTMENT' FACES DEARTH OF PROFESSIONALS

FACULTY, STUDENTS TO PRESENT 'OLD DOC RIVERS' ADAPTATION

HOW TO PLAN A RETIREMENT HOME

FORDHAM AWARD ESTABLISHED AT UNC

SCHOOL TO OFFER MONTHLY BREAST SCREENING CLINIC

AN EXAM FOR LIFE; MONTHLY BREAST SCREENING CLINIC OPENS AT UNC

FIGHTING DEPRESSION

SPARLING TO HEAD DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE

UNC DEVELOPS CYSTIC FIBROSIS WEAPON

REDDICK NAMED BRINKHOUS PROFESSOR

APPRENTICES GET TASTE OF DOCTORS' MEDICINE

DOUGLAS NAMED BIOCHEM CHAIRMAN

TRUSTEES VETO DESIGN OF WUNC-FM BUILDING

MEDICAL SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS GAIN APPROVAL

HOSPITALS HANDLE WASTES PROPERLY— STUDY

BREAST CANCER TREATMENT DEBATED

STUDY TO CONSIDER EFFECT OF AIDS ON NREVOUS SYSTEM

UNC study: CARBON MONOXIDE MAY ADD TO HEART ATTACK RISK

UNC STUDY LINKS ENDORPHIN LEVELS, PAINS IN CHEST

THE LOSS OF A SPOUSE CREATES UNCERTAINTY, MIX OF EMOTIONS

ORRINGER NAMED CAVINESS PROF.

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, AIDS DEMENTIA CENTER
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, N.C. CASES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AIDS
STUDY TO CONSIDER EFFECT OF AIDS ON NREVOUS SYSTEM

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ADMISSIONS
MEDICAL SCHOOL PETITIONS INCREASE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ALUMNI
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI
UNC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HONORS JAMES SCATLIFF

UNIV. OF NX.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, CLINICAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM
UNC GETS $1.17 MILLION GRANT TO CONTINUE SCHOLARS PROGRAM

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE HONORS SIX FOR SERVICE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, FACULTY
DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY APPOINTS FIVE
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE RESEARCHERS HONORED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
UNNAMED DONOR SETS UP AWARD HONORING FORDHAM

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, GRANTS

UNC GETS $1.17 MILLION GRANT TO CONTINUE SCHOLARS PROGRAM
LINEBERGER CANCER CENTER RECEIVES FIVE-YEAR GRANT

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, PROGRAM ON AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
HOW TO PLAN A RETIREMENT HOME
WHY HAVING A PET IS GOOD MEDICINE
COPING WITH THE HEAT; ADVICE TO HELP THE ELDERLY...
TERMINAL CARE

COPING WITH STRESSi HOW THE ELDERLY CAN REDUCE ANXIETY
FEMINISTS AND SENIOR CITIZENS

STEPS TO TAKE FOR A SATISFYING PHYSICIAN-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP
COMMUNITY RESOURCES PROVIDE SUPPLEMENT FOR CARE OF ELDERLY

UNIV. OF N.CHCHAPELHILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, SCHOLARSHIPS
TWELVE GET HOLDERNESS SCHOLARSHIPS

CHH 1
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
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

— DATE-

1/06/1989

1/27/1989

2/08/1989

2/23/1989

2/25/1989

3/09/1989

3/16/1989

3/24/1989

4/07/1989

4/25/1989

5/04/1989

5/13/1989

6/06/1989

6/07/1989

6/28/1989

6/30/1989

8/05/1989

8/23/1989

9/04/1989

9/04/1989

9/22/1989

10/07/1989

11/13/1989

11/15/1989

11/17/1989

12/15/1989

12/25/1989

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L Y
L P BYL

P N

N
P N

N

N

N
P N L90

N

N

N

N
P N L90
P N S17

N

N

N
P N S17

N
P N S17
P N S17

N

N D38

N

N C60

N

U
5 N

CHH 1 11/13/1989 A 10 N

CHH 1 3/02/1989 A 1 N S17

CHH 1 4/09/1989 A 7 N

S 2 4/04/1989 C 1 N

CHH 1 5/04/1989 A 5 P N

CHH 1 6/09/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 10/30/1989 A 3 N

S 2 4/12/1989 C 1 N

S 2 4/04/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A 2 N

CHH 1 4/07/1989 A 6 N

CHH 1 5/19/1989 A 6 F

CHH 1 6/09/1989 A 6 U

CHH 1 7/14/1989 A 12 G

CHH 1 8/11/1989 A 6 U

CHH 1 9/15/1989 A 10 U

CHH 1 10/13/1989 A 7 U

CHH 1 11/10/1989 A 7 N

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 7 N

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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF NURSING

SIMULATING Oti AGE* HELPS NURSING STUDENTS IN CARE FOR ELDERLY
UNC AWARDED HOME-HOSPICE CARE GRANT __ _ mAirp Tn Mmu
HELPING PATIENTS; SCHOOL OF NURSING RECEIVES GRANT TO STUDY...
MEMORIAL TO HONOR MATTHEWS

NURSING SCHOOL OFFERS CONFERENCES „ tmmA!mt, Mmmi
CALLING ALL NURSES; UNC TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR UPDATE OJURSES
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC REAL-LIFE TRAINING FOR NURSING STUDENTS

UNC NURSING SCHOOL SPONSORS CONFERENCE ON PATIENT RECOVERY

STUDY OF BED SORES INCLUDES AREA PATIENTS

CONFERENCE DEADLINE EXTENDED

INFERTILITY! STILL A HATTER OF MISCONCEPTIONS

CONFERENCE ON MISTREATMENT OF ELDERLY

UNC NURSING SCHOOL GETS $1.2 MILLION GRANT

UNC NURSING SCHOOL AWARDED NIH GRANT

UNC RESEARCHERS TO STUDY CONFUSION

NURSING DEAN WON'T SEEK 4TH TERM

NURSING STUDY AT RISK, UNC REPORT SAYS

UNC NURSING DEAN WELCOMES REPORT URGING RECRUITING

TINY BABIES RESPOND TO PAIN, STUDY SUGGESTS

OFFICIALS SAY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AIMS AT STATE'S NURSING SHORTAGE
UNC NURSING SCHOOL GRAPPLES WITH ENROLLMENT DECLINE
TURNAROUND HAS WATTS NURSING SCHOOL SWAMPED WITH APPLICANTS
PROFESSORS STRANDED IN PHILIPPINES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS, N.C.
DESPITE WARNINGS, MANY STILL CHOOSE TO LIGHT UP
GETTING HIGH! TEENS DISCOVER THE DEVIOUS LURE OF INHALANTS
UNC STUDENTS WIN CONTEST ABOUT AIDS

DRUGS POORLY ADMINISTERED IN HANY REST HOMES . mM „
AN ASPIRIN A DAY? PREVENTIVE USE OF DRUG NOT ALWAYS ADVISABLE
VAPORIZERS, HUMIDIFIERS REPLACE 'CROUP KETTLES' _
PHARMACY PROFESSOR TO STUDY DRUG THERAPY GIVEN BY REST HOMES
OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS STILL REQUIRE CAUTION
DRUG PROBLEMS IN REST HOMES PROMPT ACTION
PROF: SHIFTING DRUGS TO OVER-THE-COUNTER SAVES MONEY
ACCIDENTAL POISONINGS DROP, BUT DANGER LINGERS
UNC PHARMACY PROF HOPES DRAWINGS CLARIFY DRUG DIRECTIONS
GRAPHICS THAT WORK; UNC PROFESSOR HELPS DESIGN... MEDICATION LABELS
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY AWARDS GO TO STUDENTS, FACULTY, PHARMACISTS

THE HEAT OF THE DAY

PHARMACIST! DIET CAN LOWER CHOLESTEROL 15X

DETECTION ADVANCES CUT CERVICAL, OTHER CANCERS IN WOMEN
GLAXO CREATES AWARD OF $20,000 A YEAR
SCHOOL OPENINGS MAY MEAN GREATER HEAD LICE EXPOSURE
KICKING SMOKING HABIT REQUIRES DILIGENCE. WORK
CHOICES IN BIRTH-CONTROL METHODS INCREASE IN 1980S
PHARMACY SCHOOL TO 60 SMOKELESS
PHARMACY SCHOOL GETS *500,000 GRANT
"CHAW" NOT ONLY CULPRIT IN MOUTH CANCER

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
FEWER WOMEN SLAVING OVER HOT STOVES_
UNC STUDY SHOWS INCREASE IN NUMBER OF WOMEN EATING OUT
UNC TO HOST NURSING CONFERENCE
PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUES FOCUS OF CONFERENCE
PUBLIC HEALTH ALUMNI CONFERENCE SET AT UNC
PUBLIC HEALTH RESPONSIBILITY OF SCHOOLS, AGENCIES, EXPERT SAYS
BLACK FACULTY REPORT BLASTS UNC POLICIES

BLACK FACULTY GROUP SAYS CRITICISMS LIST NOT MEANT FOR RELEASE
BLAZER GETS HEALTH SERVICE AWARD
DR. BLAZER EARNS SERVICE AWARD
UNC RESEARCHERS STUDY HEART ATTACK DEATH RATES
SPEAKERS CALL FOR MORE DAY CARE SAFETY
MAY NUTRITION CONFERENCE CONSIDERS WOMEN'S ISSUES
UNC NEWS BRIEFS/50TH ANNIVERSARY

H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
H

1/04/1989
1/05/1989
1/13/1989
1/18/1989
1/24/1989
2/07/1989
2/09/1989
2/24/1989
3/02/1989
3/17/1989
3/25/1989
3/27/1989 ..
4/18/1989 B
5/12/1989 C
5/14/1989
5/25/1989
6/01/1989
6/09/1989
6/14/1989
7/05/1989
7/10/1989
8/04/1989
10/14/1989
12/02/1989

1
1
2
CHH 1

CHH
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1
S 2
CHH
CHH
H

CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

C
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
A
A
A

1/04/1989

1/23/1989

1/26/1989

1/26/1989

1/29/1989

2/07/1989

2/10/1989

3/01/1989

3/04/1989

3/09/1989

3/11/1989

4/01/1989

4/11/1989

5/08/1989

5/19/1989

6/26/1989

7/07/1989

8/11/1989

9/01/1989

10/09/1989

10/09/1989

10/19/1989

11/16/1989

11/20/1989

2/02/1989 A
2/04/1989 C
3/11/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
3/29/1989 C
3/31/1989 A
4/01/1989 A
4/04/1989 A
4/14/1989 A
4/18/1989 B
4/20/1989 A
4/25/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
5/01/1989 A

5 I

6

4

5

7

5

6

5

3

1

1

1

5

7

5

1

1

3

6
10

1

3

3
10

N
N

N S17
N
N
N

N L90
N S17
N

N S17
N

N C62
N
N
N
N
N

N S17
N S17
N

N L90
N S17
N C60
N H90

N

N

N

N U80

F

N

N U80

N

N

N

N

N

N K30

N

F

N

N

N

F

N

N

N

N

N

N U80

N

N

N

N U80

N L90

N S17

N S17

N

N

N

N C62

N

N

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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t

PUBLIC HEALTH TO MARK 50TH YEAR

'CONFUSION' OVER PUBLIC HEALTH ROLE DISCUSSED

BARRIER METHODS BIRTH CONTROL, ILLNESS ARE LINKED BY STUDY

ROGERS RECEIVES FOUNDER'S AWARD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF BLACK CHILDREN
SUPPORT GROUPS PLAY IMPORTANT ROLES
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK AWARDS GIVEN

SOCIAL WORKERS CAUGHT IN PAPER PROCESSING SHUFFLE EXPERTS SAY
UNC DEAN URGES HIGHER PRIORITY FOR SOCIAL SERVICES
HOUSE, SENATE STILL AT ODDS ON UNC FUNDING
COMMITTEE URGES FUNDING FOR THREE UNC BUILDINGS

NEW UNC-CH BUSINESS SCHOOL GETS NOD; N.C. STATE COLISEUM PLAN SNAGS,,,
KURALT TAKES BROADCAST ON ROAD FOR UNC SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
SOCIAL WORKER'S SON/ON THE ROAD TO RAISE MONEY FOR UNC SCHOOL
HIGHER TAXES WILL ALLEVIATE POVERTY: CONFERENCE GOERS
SPEAKER SAYS UNIVERSITY ADDS TO LOCAL POVERTY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SITTERSON HALL

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS
SEE ALSO TAR HEEL SPORTS NETWORK
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, SPORTS AND ATHLETICS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAMS CLUB
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ATHLETIC DEPT,
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS

UNC CHANGED VOTE ON PROPOSITION 42

THE FALL IN SPORTS

UNC SPORTS' ACADEMICS MERIT PRIDE, HARDIN SAYS

TUCHI CRITICAL OF EVENT TAXATION

UNC FACULTY OBJECTS TO FORCED DRUG TESTS

UNC FACULTY REPORT BLASTS SPORTS

UNC SCORES WITH ATHLETICS REPORT

ATHLETIC REFORMS CAN SAVE STUDENT'S FUTURE

FACULTY GROUP SHOULD BE MORE REALISTIC

ATHLETICS SQUABBLE AVERTED; TV CREWS PACK UP, LEAVE

HOW TO CALL THE NEWSHOUNDS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, BASEBALL
UNC GETS SEASON-OPENING BASEBALL VICTORY
DOUGHERTY GIVES TAR HEELS NEEDED RELIEF
THODEN THROWS TAR HEELS BY DUKE
HEELS SWEEP WOLFPACK, GAIN TIE FOR ACC LEAD
SOVIETS PLAY UNC TODAY
TAR HEELS WHIP SOVIET NATIONALS
TAR HEELS ROUT USSR
TAR HEELS CHARGE PAST BLUE DEVILS
WAKE FOREST TRIPS HEELS, 7-3
SUICIDE FAILS, UNC FALLS TO GA. TECH
TAR HEELS WEATHER STORM, DEACONS' CHALLENGE
TAR HEELS CLINCH ACC BASEBALL CROWN
HOMERS LIFT HEELS, WOLFPACK

THREADGILL LIFTS TIGERS OVER TAR HEELS IN ACC CHAMPIONSHIP
HEELS, HURRICANES RALLY IN CAROLINA INVITATIONAL
LATE HOMERS GIVE TAR HEELS A LIFT
UNC STUNS TOP-RATED ARIZONA

HEELS TOP PACK IN CAROLINA INVITATIONAL; HURRICANES HAND ARIZONA... LOSS
TAR HEELS IMPRESSIVE IN TOURNAMENT ACTION
HEELS FACE NICHOLLS STATE IN TOURNEY
TIGERS END UNC STREAK WITH SHUTOUT
TIGERS SHACKLE TAR HEELS
NICHOLS' HR HELPS UNC OPEN WITH WIN
TAR HEELS RIP JACKSONVILLE, FACE MISSISSIPPI ST,
KEELS DOWN BULLDOGS, ONE WIN FROM SERIES
TAR HEELS DOWN MISSISSIPPI STATE, EARN TRIP TO WORLD SERIES

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CHH 1 10/13/1989 A 3 N
H 2 12/08/1989 C 1 N C60
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 3 N

S 2

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

3/01/1989

5/20/1989

5/25/1989

7/10/1989

7/21/1989

7/25/1989

8/06/1989

11/03/1989

11/10/1989

11/30/1989

11/30/1989

F S27
N

N S17
N S17
N M20
N S17
N L40
N S17
N S17
1 P N M20
1 N M20

CHH 1

1/26/1989 A

1 N S17

H 2

8/27/1989 F

10 M I

CHH 1

9/03/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

11/16/1989 A

1 N M20

CHH 1 11/19/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

12/07/1989 A

1 P N S17

CHH 1

12/08/1989 A

4 E

S 2 12/12/1989 A

4 E

H 2 12/14/1989 C

1 U L22

CHH 1

12/16/1989 A

1 N S17

CHH 1

12/18/1989 A

4 E

H 2

2/16/1989 D

3 N

H 2

4/05/1989 D

3 P N R54

H 2

4/12/1989 D

1 P N R54

H 2

4/17/1989 D

1 N C52

H 2

4/17/1989 D

3 N C52

H 2

4/18/1989 B

2 P N C52

S 2

4/18/1989 D

1 P N P52

H 2

4/19/1989 D

1 N R54

H 2

4/20/1989 D

2 N

H 2

4/23/1989 C

12 N

H 2

4/26/1989 D

1 N R54

H 2

4/27/1989 D

1 N

H 2

5/14/1989 C

1 N

H 2

5/17/1989 D

1 N

H 2

5/20/1989 D

3 N

S 2

5/20/1989 B

2 P N P52

H 2

5/21/1989 C

11 N

H 2

5/22/1989 D

3 N

S 2

5/22/1989 D

2 P N P52

H 2

5/23/1989 B

2 N

H 2

5/23/1989 B

2 N

S 2

5/23/1989 B

1 P N P52

H 2

5/26/1989 B

1 N

H 2

5/27/1989 B

1 N

H 2

5/28/1989 C

2 P N

H 2

5/29/1989 D

1 N

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12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

IN PLAYOFFS. TAR HEELS TURNED RIGHT KEY

TAR HEELS BEGIN WORLD SERIES PLAY _ir.n

SEMINOLES GUN DOW TAR HEELS IN WORLD SERIES

RAZORBACKS KISS TAR HEELS GOOD-BYE IN CWS

SURPRISING HEELS NOT SHAKEN BY SERIES DEPARTURE

THREE TAR HEELS PICKED ON DAY 1 OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL DRAFT

WW'E&Mi6'[ffl,Wfe8E8SS,RSgSa ^ON AZTECS

SS r^BEA^ UWU S^ITION FROM TROPICS TO SMITH CENTER

GOING FIRST CLASS

TAR HEELS RIDE WAVES, 102-80 __

WHOA! TAR HEELS 'WIPE OUT' WAVES

EXPERIENCE KEY FACTOR FOR TAR HEELS

UNC'S DIFFICULTIES FEW TAMING WAVES ,Mif_ rraA1,

BUCKNALL'S 21 GUIDE NORTH CAROLINA TO 87-67 ROUT OF DEPAUL

UNC 'NASTY'

HEELS PUT ON CLINIC VS. DEPAUL

Nfl 9 HAtJKFYES STUN LB^C

KING RICETRIES TO ELUDE PRESSURE... AND KEVIN MADDEN SCORES INSIDE

HAWKEYES DON'T BACK DOWN VS. HEELS

BIG TEN OFFICIAL: SORRY, BUT THAT'S NO APOLOGY

UNC OPENS ACC ACTION VS. TERPS

TAR HEELS WALTZ PAST MARYLAND

TERPS NO MATCH FOR SLUGGISH HEELS

NO. 8 TAR HEELS PLAY AT TROUBLED VIRGINIA

SMITH NOT SHARING SECRET OF UNC LINEUP

INSPIRED CAVS WHIP NO. 8 UNC, 106-83

MORGAN'S TOUCH WAS TOO MUCH

HEELS RUN INTO DISASTER VS. CAVS

SUBS MAY DECIDE DUKE-UNC MATCHUP ur^™

UNC VS. DUKE! INJURIES COULD BE KEY IN 1ST MEETING

TURN UP THE VOLUME, TAR HEEL FANS

FERRY LOOKING FORWARD TO TAR HEEL TEST

DUKE-UNC A TOSSUP? ««_-.

GAME SEATING AT CAMERON PUTS SQUEEZE ON AMKOKER» _^

FOR TAR HEELS, EVERYTHING WAS COMING UP ROSES AT CAMERON

TAR HEELS HUMBLE TOP-RANKED DUKE

CELEBRATING BASKETBALL

DEVILS CAN'T DODGE TAR HEELS' ARTILLERY

UNC EXPLOSION ENDS SUSPENSE

1 DAY LATER, A GAME OF 20 QUESTIONS ^ ^^ TA„

THE PARTY'S OVER, STREET VICTORY CELEBRATION LEAVES $4,000 PRICE TAG

PLAYERS SET GOOD EXAMPLE ,

HIGH-FLYING HEELS FACE WOLFPACK NEXT

'BLUE HEAVEN' STILL PACK'S PURGATORY «..,.- _«— ■

DUKE FALLS AGAIN; UNC SURVIVES PACK; TAR HEELS HOLD BACK N.C. STATE...
ONCE MORE WOLFPACK FAILED TO MAKE THE SHOT

'PACK PROVES POWER IN LOSS TO UNC

TAR HEELS SHOOTING FOR BIG FOUR SWEEP

TAR HEELS WHIP WAKE

HEELS GO INSIDE TO WHIP DEACS

TAR HEELS EYE FIRST VS. TECH __

TAR HEELS GRAB BLUE-COLLAR WIN AGAINST JACKETS

HEELS OVERWHELM TECH'S HAMMONDS

WUjB&SJRMm IN SEARCH OF victories

TIGERS FIRED UP FOR HEELS' VISIT

'TEAM OF THE '80S* TITLE STILL UP FOR GRABS

TIGERS SCRATCH NO. 3 TAR HEELS

FIRED-UP TIGERS BURN HEELS

DALE DAVIS 'HAPPENS' VS. STUNNED TAR HEELS

MANY FANS MAY BE DENIED OPENING MINUTES OF UNC -N.C. STATE GAME

DURHAM FANS WILL SEE ALL OF HEELS-PACK

VIRGINIA GUARD ANNOUNCES HE'S COMING TO UNC

UNC VS. N.C. STATE*. WINNER COULD HAVE INSIDE TRACK IN ACC

HEELS LEFT ON OUTSIDE LOOKING IN

WOLFPACK KICKS HEELS, 98-88

WEEMS DECKS HEELS

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H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

CHH 1

S

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

S

2

S

2

H

2

CHH 1
S 2

S
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S

s

H

H
H

H

H
H
S

5/31/1989 D
6/02/1989 B
6/03/1989 D
6/05/1989 B
6/06/1989 D
6/07/1989 D

1/01/1989 B
1/02/1989 D
1/03/1989 D
1/03/1989 B
1/04/1989 D
1/04/1989 D
1/04/1989 D
1/05/1989 D
1/06/1989 B
1/06/1989 D
1/06/1989 D
1/08/1989 B
1/09/1989 D
1/09/1989 D
1/11/1989 D
1/11/1989 D
1/12/1989 D
1/12/1989 B
1/15/1989 C
1/15/1989 C
1/16/1989 B
1/16/1989 B
1/16/1989 D
1/17/1989
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 B
1/19/1989 B
1/20/1989 B
1/20/1989 A
1/20/1989 A
1/20/1989 D
1/21/1989 B
1/22/1989 C
1/22/1989 C
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N F25
N M14
N M14
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N D18
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U M14
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P S73
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N C49
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BELEAGUERED 'PACK GETS SWEET REVENGE S 2 2/10/1989 B

COLD DOESN'T COOL N.C. STATE CELEBRATION H 2 2/11/1989 C

UNC LOOKS TO GET BACK ON TRACK AGAINST CAVS H 2 2/12/1989 C

HEELS REBOUND AGAINST CAVS H 2 2/13/1989 B

MARTIN IS SHREWD FAN S 2 2/13/1989 A

A SUNDAY SPLIT: TAR HEELS WIN STRUGGLE... BUT UOLFPACK LOSES THE HANDLE S 2 2/13/1989 D

TAR HEELS END VICTORY DROUGHT S 2 2/13/1989 D

ON THE ROAD, AGAIN? TAR HEELS VISIT ODU, DEVILS FACE HARVARD H 2 2/14/1989 D

TAR HEELS 'OUTFOX' MONARCHS, 87-77 H 2 2/15/1989 D

UNC TURNS BACK ODU S 2 2/15/1989 D

UNC'S LEBO ON SIDELINES FOR WAKE CONTEST H 2 2/16/1989 D

TAR HEELS RIP WAKE FOREST, 99-76 H 2 2/17/1989 B

HOBBLED HEELS DUMP DEACS S 2 2/17/1989 D

TAR HEELS LOOKING FOR WIN TO KEEP PACE WITH N.C. STATE H 2 2/19/1989 C

TAR HEELS PIECE TOGETHER WIN OVER TERPS H 2 2/20/1989 B

NO. 5 TAR HEELS POWER TO WIN OVER WOLF PACK H 2 2/22/1989 D

TAR HEELS GET RARE 'EASY' WIN S 2 2/22/1989

TIGERS MAKE JOURNEY LOOKING TO SNAP 0-FOR-CHAPEL HILL SKID H 2 2/25/1989

BUCKNALL'S 30 LIFT 5TH-RANKED HEELS H 2 2/26/1989

TAR HEELS FIND NEW SCORING THREAT S 2 2/27/1989

TAR HEELS, BLUE DEVILS CONTINUE COLLISION COURSE H 2 3/01/1989

SCOTT'S STEAL, 3-POINTER STINGS— AND STUNS— 5TH-RANKED UNC H 2 3/02/1989

SENIOR DAYS/BEING MEMBER OF TAR HEELS CAME AS SURPRISE FOR MAY H 2 3/02/1989

GREAT SCOH! TECH DECKS HEELS S 2 3/02/1989 B

FINAL SHOT FULFILLS FANS' FANTASY S 2 3/02/1989 B

SENIOR DAYS/BUCKNALL FOCUSES ON BECOMING BETTER H 2 3/04/1989 D

SENIOR DAYS/AND NOW, ONE MORE SHOT AT REACHING THE FINAL FOUR H 2 3/05/1989 C

TAR HEELS SHOOTING FOR TOP IN FINALE AGAINST BLUE DEVILS H 2 3/05/1989 C

DEVILS WIN THRILLER, 88-86 H 2 3/06/1989 A

DUKE TAPS HEELS, GIVES PACK TITLE; RICE DOWN OVER MISS, BUT NOT OUT H 2 3/06/1989

DUKE TAPS HEELS, GIVES PACK TITLE) LADY LUCK SMILES ON DEVILS, 88-86 H 2 3/06/1989

DUKE'S BIG VICTORY WAS ALMOST FERRY'S DEBACLE H 2 3/06/1989

DOWN TO THE WIRE H 2 3/06/1989

WELL, ALMOSTi TAR HEEL FANS SEE THEIR HOPES FOR VICTORY '86ED' ' CHH 1 3/06/1989

DUKE WINS IN CHAPEL HILL S 2 3/06/1989

HEELS DRAW TOUGH BRACKET IN TOURNEY S 2 3/06/1989 D

DUKE'S 'SPARE PARTS' PLAY KEY ROLES S 2 3/06/1989 D

UNC'S SMITH JOKES, JABS S 2 3/08/1989 D

UNC'S 24-7J A DISAPPOINTING SUCCESS STORY H 2 3/09/1989 D

SURVEY FINDS UNC FAVORITE TV TEAM H 2 3/09/1989 D

THE COMEBACK CHH 1 3/09/1989 A

OMNI 'JINX' PLAGUES HEELS ^ S 2 3/09/1989 B

DEAN SMITH CALLS FANS' ASSAULT ON J.R. T«ID 'RACIST' S 2 3/09/1989 B

REVENGE: HEELS RIP JACKETS H 2 3/11/1989 D

LEBO, BUCKNALL SEARCHING FOR MEMORIES H 2 3/11/1989 D

TAR HEELS OVERWHELM FLAT JACKETS S 2 3/11/1989 B

HEELS SEEK 'FINAL PRIZE' 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

LABEL UNC-DUKE MATCHUP ANOTHER BATTLE OVER 'BOARDS '/ACC NOTEBOOK H 2 3/12/1989 C

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

ACC CHAMPIONSHIP/BATTLE OF ATLANTA H 2 3/13/1989 B

FANS EUPHORIC AFTER HEELS' ACC VICTORY CHH 1 3/13/1989 A

CAROLINA CELEBRATION S 2 3/13/1989

AGONY, ECSTASY S 2 3/13/1989

AGONY, ECSTASY S 2 3/13/1989

J.R. REID CELEBRATES AS UNC GETS TO CUT DOWN THE NETS AFTER BEATING DUKE S 2 3/13/1989

HEELS FINALLY WIN THE REAL THING S 2 3/13/1989

MISFIRES COST DUKE 'WAR' WITH UNC S 2 3/13/1989

TAR HEELS GET RAW DEAL S 2 3/13/1989

DEVILS LOSE WITH CLASS S 2 3/13/1989

WILDCATS REMAIN ON TOP; UNC RANKED 5TH, DUKE 9TH H 2 3/14/1989 B

LET'S HOPE THEY MEET AGAIN; DUKE-CAROLINA BRUISER FIT END TO ACC TOURNEY H 2 3/15/1989 A

BUCKNALL: HEELS STILL CONFIDENT H 2 3/15/1989 D

ODDS FAVOR UNC IN NCAA S 2 3/15/1989 D

JAGS QUICKER THAN UNC S 2 3/15/1989 D

SOUTHERN WON'T THROW IN TOWEL AGAINST HEELS H 2 3/17/1989 B

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N
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N C52
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N C52
N P75
N P52
N

N C52
N F25
N M14
N M14
N C49
N F25
N C49
N C49
N F25
N C49
N C52
G C49
N D18
U D18
G C52
G C49
N M14
P K30
N C52
N C52
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P K30
N L90
P K30
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U D18
N F25
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N F25
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N C49
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N H90
P L38
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U D18

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N F25

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HT)R PUMPED, CRUSH SOUTHERN

BLOW TO LEBO FIRES UP HEELS

HEELS ABSORB SOUTHERN U.'S 'PEBBLE'

UCLA LOOKS FORWARD TO REMATCH WITH HEELS n

REID GETS 1-GAME SUSPENSION FOR CURFEW INFRACTION

DESPITE ELBOW TO FACE, LEBO BACK IN ACTION __

TAR HEELS, WOLFPACK JOIN DUKE IN SWEET 16/EVEN WITHOUT REID, HEELS...

heels say reid 'let us down' but rally around his absence

unc's jeff denny takes ball from pooh richardson

unc seems to thrive on adversity

tar heels agree with reid's suspension

michigan gets another shot at tar heels

heels, wolverines meet in 'soap'

unc-michigan: nothing new -

tar heels may bring home more than just title

once again, it's unc vs. michigan

wolverines kick heels

CAUGHT IN WOLVERINE TRAP Tim^

RICE ICES TARHEELS WITH THREE-POINTERS

HEELS HAVE A 'SPECIAL' YEAR

MICHIGAN PROVES KENTUCKY'S GRASS NOT CAROLINA BLUE

LYNCH TO SIGN WITH TAR HEELS __ „ ,„

SMITH 'FLABBERGASTED' AT RUMORS OF RETIREMENT FROM UNC

LYNCH EXPECTED TO CHOOSE TAR HEELS TODAY

LYNCH PICKS TAR HEELS OVER CAVS

NEW TAR HEEL TICKET POLICY GETS THE NOD

UNC LANDS N.Y. GUARD

UNC EXPECTED TO LAND 6TH RECRUIT

UNC LANDS SALVADORI _„ _ klTi

REID CHOOSES TO LEAVE TAR HEELS FOR NBA

NBA OFFERS CHALLENGE, iECURITY FOR J.R. REID

ScWotdTfaCES REVIEW; RECRUITS PUT HERS 'IN PICTURE'
UNC'S MARTIN FACES REVIEW; RECRUITS PUT HEELS 'IN PICTURE'
RODL, LYNCH, HARRIS HEAD UNC'S 'MYSTERIOUS SIX'
TRADITION RULES SMITH'S PROGRAM

U^^fROER^^JRES^PLAYERS' WISHES, ALONG WITH INCHES

FLORIDA POWER FORWARD EXPECTED TO GIVE UNC ORAL COMMITMENT

TAR HEELS ADD TWO MORE TOP HIGH SCHOOL RECRUITS

UNC GRABS ANOTHER RECRUITING PLUM

TttJINTED TAR KEELS ONCE AGAIN BID FOR ACC CHAMPIONSHIP

RICE HOLDS THE KEY TO UNLOCK TAR HEELS' FORTUNES

TAR HEELS TOP SOVIETS

TAR HEELS HOLD OFF SOVIET RALLY

BASKETBALL/UNC RECRUITING CLASS RATED TOPS IN NATION

LEFTY! 'I AINT'T PLAYING DEAN'

RICE'S BUZZER-BEATER ENDS HEELS' RALLY PAST JMU

DIFFERENT MANNER, SAME RESULT! NO. 7 TAR HEELS WIN AGAIN

TIGERS GIVE STEWART BIG WIN VS. HEELS

DIFFERENT CHILCUTT WILL TAKE FLOOR IN HOME STATE

SANDERSON: 'BAMA NOT IN UNC'S CLASS _u „

TIDE ROLLS PAST TAR HEELS, SPOILS CHILCUTT HOMECOMING

SMITH INSPIRES AWE __

HEELS STRUGGLE IN RARE SLOW START

TAR HEELS STROLL BY RUNNING KNIGHTS

TAR HEELS COMPLETE TUNEUP

HEELS HAPPY WITH RETURN TO THE HILL

UNO-GEORGETOWN: THE GAME NEITHER COACH WANTS TO PLAY

NO. 3 GEORGETOWN MEETS TAR HEEL CHALLENGE

GEORGETOWN TOO TOUGH INSIDE FOR TAR HEELS

TAR HEELS CHILL OUT, FACE IOWA

WELL-TESTED TAR HEELS NEED A WIN

UNRANKED HAUKEYES ROLL, DROP UNC'S RECORD TO 4-4

IOWA POURS IT ON STRUGGLING HEELS

HEALING THE HEELS

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

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3/20/1989 B
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3/20/1989 D
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/21/1989
3/22/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989 .
3/24/1989 B
3/24/1989 C
3/24/1989 D
3/24/1989 D
3/25/1989 D
4/14/1989 B
4/20/1989 D
4/25/1989
4/26/1989
4/30/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989 .
5/05/1989 B
5/10/1989 D
5/10/1989 D
5/11/1989 B
6/16/1989 B
6/16/1989 B
10/18/1989 D
10/18/1989 D
10/18/1989 A
10/22/1989 C
10/25/1989 D
11/14/1989 B
11/15/1989 C
11/15/1989
11/15/1989
11/18/1989
11/18/1989
11/19/1989 _
11/24/1989 B
11/25/1989 D
11/26/1989 C
11/27/1989 D
11/30/1989 B
11/30/1989 C
12/01/1989 B
12/01/1989 B
12/01/1989 B
12/03/1989 C
12/04/1989 D
12/04/1989 D
12/07/1989 C
12/08/1989 B
12/08/1989 B
12/09/1989 D
12/09/1989 B
12/10/1989 C
12/11/1989 D
12/15/1989 B
12/16/1989 D
12/17/1989 C
12/17/1989 C
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N F25
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N C52
N C52
N C52
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N F25
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N F25
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N C52
N C52
P T32
N F25
U F25
U C52
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N
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N L90
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N M14
N C49
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U F25
N M14
N C49
N L22
N F25
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N C49
N M88
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N C49
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N D18
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BLUE DEVILS, TAR HEELS AT 'HOC'

FOX SLAM IGNITES TAR HEELS

CAPTAINS GUIDE HEELS INTO PORT/1982 CAROLINA BASKETBALL

DO THE WILD(CAT) THING

HEELS CLOSE IN ON WILDCATS; DUKE CHASES RAINBOW TITLE

FOX, RICE PROVIDE SPARK AS HEELS CLOSE GAP WITH WIN OVER WILDCATS

COLORADO STATE DUMPS TAR HEELS IN MILE HIGH CLASSIC

TAR HEELS REBOUND WITH 106-101 TRIUMPH OVER COLORADO

UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
UNC (W) 93, DUKE 92
STINSON'S 34 PACE WOLFPACK WOMEN'S WIN
CAGE CLASH WINS FOR RONALD MCDONALD HOUSES
BLUE DEVILS WHIP HEELS, END STREAK
TURNING A TAR HEEL
GAME BENEFITS RONALD MCDONALD HOMES
UNC WOMEN SHOW WINNING FORM EARLY

UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, BASKETBALL, WOMEN

SEE UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)

UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, FIELD HOCKEY (WOMEN)

HEELS' CONTEST AGAINST ODU COULD DETERMINE WHO'S NO. 1/COLLEGES

STICKY SITUATION

TAR HEELS HAND NO. 1 OLD DOMINION 5-2 FIELD HOCKEY LOSS

THE SECRET OF TAR HEELS' SUCCESS

HEELS STILL TOO TOUGH IN FIELD HOCKEY TOURNEY

STALEY, HEELS STICK IT TO TERPS

TAR HEELS STICK IT TO HUSKIES

UNC, OLD DOMINION COMPETE FOR NCAA FIELD HOCKEY TITLE

HEELS TAKE FIELD HOCKEY TITLE OVER DEFENDING CHAMP ODU

HEELS' VELOCITY} FULL SPEE AHEAD

UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
PERSON'S SMITH CHOOSES TAR HEELS
BURNETTE, FELTON COMMIT TO UNC

TAR HEELS GET PAIR OF COMMITMENTS ON EVE OF SIGNING DATE
SIGNING DATE PROVES SUCCESSFUL FOR DUKE, UNC, N.C. STATE
NEW RECRUITS EXCITE UNC'S MACK BROUN
TAR HEELS TO 'EXPERIMENT' WITH DORN AT CORNERBACK
NO SUSPENSION FOR TAR HEELS 06 MAY
TAR HEEL FAITHFUL

HEELS SHOW PROGRESS IN SPRING DRILLS
UNC TAILBACK MARTIN CHARGED

MAY PLEADS GUILTY TO DWI CHARGE/... WON'T BE SUSPENDED FROM FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL PLAYER NOT INDICTED

UNC'S MARTIN FACES REVIEW; RECRUITS PUT HEELS 'IN PICTURE'
UNC'S MARTIN FACES REVIEW; RECRUITS PUT HEELS 'IN PICTURE'
FOOTBALL FANS BOOST ECONOMY, SURVEY SAYS
UNC'S MARTIN TO SIT OUT 1989 SEASON
SUSPENSION BEST PLAY FOR MARTIN AND UNC
TAR HEELS' 'GRAND MEN' TOOK VARIETY OF CAREERS
UNC'S MARTIN CONFUSED IN WAKE OF TEAM SUSPENSION
BALDWIN QUITS FOOTBALL FOR CAMPUS MINISTRY
UNC LINE MAN

JORDAN: ROUGH ROAD TO FAST LANE
ACC'S GLAMOUR JOBS OPEN
NO OPENING-DAY JITTERS
AFTER 1-10, YOUNG HEELS FACE UPHILL JOURNEY
UNC PALS GET TOGETHER
PATIENCE NOT A TAR HEEL VIRTUE
'PACK, CAVS TO CHALLENGE TIGERS IN ACC RACE
QUARTERBACK HALL ATTEMPTS TO 'SHOULDER' EXPERIENCE FOR TAR HEELS
INEXPERIENCED TAR HEELS LOOKING FOR A TAILBACK
TAR HEELS' NEW WRINKLE: HARK THE SOUND OF WOODY'S VOICE/COLLEGES
BROWN'S REACTION TO HEELS' SCRIMMAGE MIXED
FIRST DOWN
HEY, LOOK AT ME!
BROUN, HEELS LOOKING FOR WINS
BEING SEEN WITH THE TEAM

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12/24/1989
12/24/1989
12/27/1989
12/28/1989
12/30/1989
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1 P
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1/11/1989 D
1/15/1989 C
2/09/1989 C
2/16/1989 D
2/16/1989 B
2/16/1989 C
12/17/1989 C

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N L22
N M88
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N K30
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N M98
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12 N F95

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1 P N L22

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10 N

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2 P N

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2 11/13/1989 B

2 N

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2 11/19/1989 C

1 N

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2 11/20/1989 B

2 P N

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2 PN

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2 P N

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2 P N M64

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1 N C49

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1 N C49

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1 P N F25

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1 P N C49

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1 P P T44

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1 P N DS5

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5/03/1989 A

3 P N M70

CHH 1

5/31/1989 A

3 N

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6/16/1989 B

1 P N M14

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1 P N C49

CHH 1

6/27/1989 A

1 N S17

H

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7/12/1989 D

1 P N C52

S

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7/15/1989 A

4 E

H

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7/23/1989 C

5 N C49

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8/09/1989 D

1 P N

H

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8/11/1989 B

1 P N

CHH 1

8/11/1989 A

1 P P L38

H

2

8/13/1989 C

1 P N C49

S

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8/16/1989 D

1 P U F25

H

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8/19/1989 D

1 P P K30

H

2

8/21/1989 B

2 P N M88

S

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8/22/1989 B

2 P U F25

S

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8/23/1989 D

2 P F F25

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8/23/1989 D

7 P F F25

H

2

8/24/1989 B

1 U C52

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8/24/1989 D

3 P F

H

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8/27/1989 B

2 N M88

H

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8/27/1989 B

4 P N C52

CHH 1

8/27/1989 A

9 P P T44

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8/28/1989 A

1 P P S73

H

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2 P N

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8/28/1989 A

1 P P S73

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SPURRIER HAPPY WITH BLUE DEVILS' PROGRESS; TAR HERS NAME CAPTAINS

BROW: TAR HEELS LOOKING FOR FRESH(MAN) START IN '89 SEASON

TAR HEELS NOT LAUGHING AT 1ST FOE

UNC FRESHMEN BETTER THAN EXPECTED

SHUCK'S WISHBONE FIRST TAR HEEL TEST

TRIANGLE IS FOCUS OF BUSY WEEKEND

TAR HEELS HAVE YOUTH IN TRENCHES

TAR HEELS CRACK VMI, 49-7

UNC FRESHEN MADE IMPRINT

FRESHMEN HELP HERS ROUT KEYSETS _ imm

WITH CONF IDENCE BOOSTED, HEELS FACE CLAIBORNE'S 'BEST'

TAR HEELS FACE BIG TEST _ ^ TAr

CLAIBORNE'S WILDCATS MIGHT HAVE FAMILIAR LOCK FOR TAR HEELS

CLAIBOPJC'S 'CATS FINALLY READY TO BID FOR SEC TITLE?

BLUE DEVILS TO PUT SEASON ON THE LINE AT TENNESSEE

BENEFIELD UNC'S 'VET' IN BACKFIELD

EARLY KENTUCKY TD EDGES TAR HEELS _ _ mmmm_ _ _

VOIGHT, TAR HEELS' 'SPACE COWBOY,' GETTIN' BACK ON DANCE FLOOR

BROWN ACCENTUATES POSITIVE FOR YOUNG HEELS

BROWN HAPPY WITH HEELS' SHOWING , ^^^^

STATE-CAROLINA HAS TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW, SHERIDAN CONCERNED

TAR HEELS AIM TO IMPROVE ON 48-3

DON'T GET DOWN ON MACK BROWN

YOUNG HEELS VISIT POWERFUL WOLFPACK

NCSU TOOK NO PRISONERS IN GOING 4-0 mmm

WOLFPACK CRANKS OUT 40-6 WIN OVER TAR HEELS

N.C. STATE'S DEFENSE FINALLY GETS SOME PRAISE

WOLFPACK'S 'TRUTHS* HUMBLE HEELS

N.C. STATE DEFENSE SPARKLES IN ROUT OF UNC^^

CRUM DIDN'T HAVE 'BACKGROUND* TO FILL REQUIREMENTS AT UNC

BROWN BUSY TRYING TO FIGURE TAR HEELS QUARTERBACK SITUATION

PASSING PLAGUES HEELS „ _

FOR UNC FANS, PATIENCE NOT ITS OWN REWARD

DUKE, UNC CHANGE LINEUPS

CLEMSON SPEARHEADS TRIANGLE INVASION

UNDERDOG MIDSHIPMEN SCUTTLE TAR HEELS _mrT

BURNETTE, TAR HEEL QB OF FUTURE, STRUGGLES TO ENDURE PRESENT

MARCHIN' IN THE RAIN

A SEAFARING EFFIGY

NAVY TORPEDOES OFFENSELESS HEELS

BR0WN5 TAR HEELS MUST RUN BEFORE THEY CAN PASS

MACK BROWN: THE FUTURE IS NOT NOW FOR UNC

DEACS* VERSATILITY TO TEST UNC 'D'

TAR HEELS COME UP SHORT, 17-16

FROM DAYS OF YESTERYEAR COMES... JONATHAN HALL

VICTORY CONTINUES TO 'PASS' KEELS BY

BROWN: TAR HEELS' ATTITUDE GOOD CONSIDERING 1-4 START

BROWN STILL 'POSITIVE'

SWITZER BROKE NCAA RULES PAYING BROWN _

FELTON EARNING PRAISE FOR POISE UNDER FIRE

TAR HEELS, EAGLES TO BE ROAD 'DOGS

BLOWOUT! VIRGINIA DISMANTLES TAR HEELS, 50-17

PASSING GW€ ONCE AGAIN UNC'S UNDOING

NEW LEAK SINKS BROWN'S TAR HEELS

TAR HEELS' BROWN GETS TIPS ON DEALING WITH STREAK FROM ONE WHO'S BEEN,

BROUN FOCUSES ON FUTURE WINS _ TAri _ „

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 TECH

UNC'S BROUN THROWS OPEN MOST STARTING JOBS ON OFFENSE

THIGPEN! UNC'S WINS WILL COME

IN ACC, MEEK HAVE INHERITED PLACE IN SUN

DESPITE RECORD, BROWN NOT A LOSER

UNC-MARYLAND, 1983/THE DAWN OF HEELS' DARKEST FOOTBALL DAYS

UNC OFFENSE COMES UP WITH NOTHING BUT ZEROES

BURNETT(E) FINDS GOING TOUGH AGAINST MARYLAND

BROWN'S TAR HEELS PLAY QB ROULETTE

TAR HEELS'S ASSIGNMENT*. F"LAY LAST 3 GAMES AS NEW SEASON

AT RANDOM

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H

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H

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2

H

2

H

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CHH 1

CHH 1

S

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

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2

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2

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2

H

2

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D

D
D
C
D
D
C

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D

D
D

8/30/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/08/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
9/10/1989
9/10/1989
9/11/1989
9/13/1989
9/13/1989
9/14/1989 .
9/14/1989 B
9/15/1989 D
9/16/1989
9/17/1989
9/17/1989
9/17/1989
9/18/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
9/20/1989
9/22/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989
9/24/1989
9/25/1989
9/25/1989 .
9/26/1989 B
9/27/1989 D
9/27/1989 D
9/28/1989 D
9/29/1989 B
9/29/1989 D
10/01/1989
10/01/1989
10/01/1989
10/01/1989
10/02/1989
10/04/1989
10/04/1989
10/07/1989
10/08/1989
10/08/1989
10/09/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989 .
10/12/1989 B
10/13/1989 B
10/13/1989 B
10/15/1989 C
10/15/1989 C
10/16/1989 D
10/18/1989 D
10/18/1989
10/21/1989
10/22/1989
10/22/1989
10/23/1989
10/25/1989
10/25/1989 .
10/26/1989 B
10/26/1989 B
10/28/1989 D
10/29/1989
10/29/1989
10/30/1989
11/01/1989
11/01/1989

D
C
C
C
D
B
D
D
D
C

c

c

D
D

N

N C52
N F25
N F25
N C52
N

N C52
N C52
N C52
U F25
N C52
N F25
N C52
N F25
N

N C52
N C52
N C49
N C52
U F25
N M64
N F95
U D18
N

U M88
N M64
N M64
U D18
U P52
N

N M88
N F25
U M88
N
N

N B40
N B40
P L38
P C45
U F25
N H88
U F25
N M88
N B40
U B40
U F25
N C49
N F25
N C49
N C49
N

N C49
N C49
U F25
N L22
U D18
N L22
N L22
N L22
U D18
N L22
N F25
U L22
U F25
N L22
N L22
N L22
U F25
N L22
U D18

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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

UNC-CLEMSON RIVALRY LOSES LUSTER

AT UNC, A QUARTERBACK BY ANY OTTER NA!€...

THE PLAY THAT SEALED HEELS' FATE

UNC ATTACK FIZZLES BEFORE TIGERS' CHARGE

TAR HEELS DISCOVER REWARDS IN VISITING HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN

ADVERSITY WINS AGAIN OVER TAR HEELS

TIGERS MAUL MISTAKE-PRONE HEELS

UNC'S BROUN REMAINS MUM ON COSTLY CALLS

GAMECOCKS SET TO ADD TO CAROLINA'S MISERY?

UNC SENIORS "ROLE MODELS"

THE BATTLE OF NORTH AND SOUTH

GAMECOCKS' 2 QUICK TOUCHDOWNS STYMIE TAR HEELS' LATE BID FOR WIN

THIS TIME, TAR HEELS DIDN'T FOLD

TAR HEELS CAN'T OVERCOME REF'S CALL

ONE THING'S CLEARS BROWN LOVES HIS WORK

HEELS KNOW WHAT'S COMING? DUKE OFFENSE

50-Ot THANKSGIVING DAY MASSACRE

BLUE DEVILS LACE TOGETHER A VICTORY

DEVILS SEEKING ACC TITLE

DUKE-UNC '895 PAYBACK TIME FOR BLUE DEVILS

THE POLAR BOWL

100-YEAR WAR: DUKE-UNC RIVALRY LINGERS ON

41-0! DUKE COASTS TO PICTURE-PERFECT WIN

ROUT OF ARCH-RIVAL TAR HEELS JUST DEVILISHLY FUN FOR DUKE

TAR HEELS STUMBLE INTO OFF-SEASON WITH ANOTHER 1-10

SPURRIER'S DEVILS BLANK TAR HEELS

'NEXT YEAR' ONLY CONSOLATION FOR UNC

DUKE DEFENDERS CELEBRATE SHUTOUT

TEAMS OF THE EIGHTIES/10-2 LOOKS BETTER WITH TIME/1981 CAROLINA FOOTBALL H

N
P

S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, FOOTBALL, BLUE-WHITE GAME
SENIORS STAPLES, HALL SHINE IN UNC'S BLUE-WHITE FOOTBALL

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, GOLF (MEN)
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
UNC MEN SHOOT 7-UNDER, MOVE TO 2ND IN EAST REGIONAL GOLF

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, HISTORY

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HISTORY <0F THE UNIVERSITY)
"FORFEIT GAME" ASSUMED NICHE IN LORE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, LACROSSE
SEE ALSO LACROSSE
NO. 1 HOPKINS RIPS TAR HEELS

REDFERN BREAKS HEX, LEADS UNC LACROSSE OVER VIRGINIA
MAYER, THOMAS KEY NO. 6 UNC PAST DUKE
ACC LACROSSE TOURNAMENT BEGINS TONIGHT IN CHAPEL HILL
DUKE ENDS TERPS' DOMINANCE, EARNS TITLE SHOT AGAINST HEELS
UNC WHIPS DUKE FOR LACROSSE TITLE
PENN STICKS IT TO TAR HEELS

TAR HEELS, TERPS GET LACROSSE BIDS; DEVILS MISS CUT
UNC STICKS TIGERS IN LACROSSE

TAR HEELS PLAY FAMILIAR TUNE, BOUNCE BACK AGAINST LOYOLA
TAR HEELS GET ANOTHER SHOT AT HOPKINS
BLUE JAYS KNOCK UNC FROM TOURNEY
LACROSSE IS SEPARATING WOMEN, GIRLS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, MASCOT

SEE RAMESES (UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL MASCOT) '
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SYMBOLS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, SOCCER (MEN)
SEE ALSO SOCCER
UNC SHIRS SOCCER DUTIES; BOLOWICH TO COACH MEN
FATHERHOOD, TOP 20 NEW EXPERIENCE FOR UNC'S BOLOUICH/SOCCER
DEVILS BLANK NO. 15 UNC
A CAROLINA KICK
DUKE ADVANCES; UNC FALLS FROM SOCCER TOURNEY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, SOCCER (WOMEN)

D — DATE-

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11/01/1989 D
11/02/1989 C
11/04/1989 D
11/05/1989 C
11/05/1989
11/05/1989
11/06/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/10/1989 B
11/11/1989 D
11/12/1989 B
11/12/1989 C
11/13/1989 D
11/15/1989 C
11/15/1989 C
11/16/1989 B
11/17/1989 B
11/17/1989 B
11/18/1989 D
11/18/1989
11/18/1989
11/19/1989
11/19/1989
11/19/1989
11/20/1989
11/20/1989
11/20/1989

12/23/1989 B

N A76
N L22
N L22
N L22
U

N L22
N A76
N L22
N P52
U L22
N L22
N L22
N L22
N P52
U M88
N L22
Q L22
Q C49
N

U M88
N L22
Q C49
N C49
U M88
U L22
U D18
U F25
N A76
G L22

H 2 4/09/1989 C 5 P N C45

H 2 2/24/1989 B 1 P P L38
H 2 5/27/1989 B 3 N

H 2 11/15/1989 C 2 P Q C49

4/09/1989 C
4/16/1989 C
4/23/1989 C
4/28/1989 B
4/29/1989 B
4/30/1989 C
5/14/1989 C
5/15/1989 B
5/18/1989 D
5/22/1989 D
5/27/1989 B
5/28/1989 C
10/31/1989 B

N R54
N C52
N C52
N C52
N C52
N C52
N C52
N C52
N
N
N
N
N M06

H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2

3/03/1989 B

8/27/1989 B

10/09/1989 B

10/16/1989 A

11/03/1989 B

1 N

2 N F95
4 P N F95
1 P P T44
1 P N F95

-LX630-

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

UNC SHIFTS SOCCER DUTIES; BOLOWICH TO COACH HEN

CHALKING UP THE 77TH

NO. 1 UNC KEEPS ROLLING

HIGGINS LOOKS LIKE A WINNER

UNC 'ODBS-ON FAVORITE' IN ACC WOMEN'S SOCCER

UNC FLEXES AGAINST BLUE DEVILS

PACK NO MATCH FOR UNC'S DEPTH

VICTORY X 2

INJURIES BEDEVIL DUKE; UNC UOHEN SEEK TO EXTEND STREAK

UNC RIPS HARTFORD, REACHES FINAL FOUR

SCORE1 1 1

INDIAN SUMMER SUNDAY IN NOV. SETS SCENE FOR FUN ACTIVITIES

TAR HEELS WOMEN'S SOCCER SEEKING EIGHTH NATIONAL CROWN OF DECADE

UNC WoHnTSWEEP SOCCER, FIELD HOCKEY/BUSINESS AS USUAL' FOR UNC

TAR HEELS TAKE EIGHTH SOCCER TITLE

FOURTH ONE, AND STILL CHAMPS

DORRANCE: '89 SQUAD BEGAN AS WORLD-BEATER _ __

TAR HEELS RULE WOMEN'S SOCCER WORLD/1984 UNC WOMEN'S SOCCER

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, TELEVISION
SEE SPORTS, TELEVISION COVERAGE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, TICKETS
SEE ALSO TICKETS
UNC FACULTY UPSET OVER TICKET POLICY
NEW TAR HEEL TICKET POLICY GETS THE NOD

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, TRACK

MEDALIST JOYNER-KERSEE TO HEADLINE TRACK CLINIC

GOLD-MEDAL BELIEF

UNC WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK TEAM BROUGHT HOME 11 ALL-AMERICANS

FETZER FIELD TO GET FACELIFT „ „

UNC'S TRACK TEAMS TOOK A LONG LOOK AT THE WORD COURAGE FOR ACC MEET

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN)
CARMICHAEL CLASSIC .»..„.

LICENSE TO KILL/UNC'S GERMAN SPIKES IT TO 'EM

UNC'S GERMAN 'KILLS' DEVILS, HEELS TAKE ACC CHAMPIONSHIP

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, WRESTLING
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
TWO BROKEN VERTEBRAE DIDN'T STOP TAR HEELS'

WYLAND FROM WRESTLING

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H 2
CHH 1

CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2

3/03/1989 B
9/18/1989 A
10/02/1989 B
10/27/1989 B
10/27/1989 B
10/29/1989 C
10/30/1989 B
10/30/1989 A
11/12/1989 C
11/13/1989 B
11/13/1989 A
11/14/1989 D
11/18/1989 D
11/19/1989 C
11/19/1989 A
11/20/1989 B
11/20/1989 B
11/20/1989 A
U/26/1989 C
12/26/1989 C

N

P P T44

P N F95

P N M88

N F95

N F95

P N F95

P P C45

N F95

N F95

P K30

N A76

N F95

N F95

P C45

U M88

N F95

P C45

U F95

G F95

CHH
CHH

1 1/21/1989 A
1 4/30/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/06/1989 A
1/08/1989 A
3/18/1989 A
3/23/1989 A
4/29/1989 A

N S17
N L90

N S17
N L90
U

N L90
U K30

H 2 10/04/1989 C
H 2 11/09/1989 B
H 2 11/21/1989 B

2 P P T32

1 P N

2 N

H 2 3/18/1989 D 2 N M64

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION COALITION
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

'THRESHOLD' TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
ACTIVISTS CALL SEANC TO ACTION __
1,600 STUDENTS AT UNC PONDER EARTH FUTURE
FRUSTRATION CAN HARM ENVIRONMENT
STUDENTS PROTEST DESTRUCTION OF FORESTS
SEAC GROUP PLANS ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION
SEAC PRESENTS DEMANDS TO UNC

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS „„„„„„ ,«„_
MEASLES CALLS FLOOD UNC OFFICE; STATE THREAT HAS STUDENTS WORRIED
THE WORD ON MEASLES! 'KNOCK ON WOOD*
UNC STUDENTS LINING UP FOR MEASLES RECORDS
UNC REPORTS FIRST COUNTY MEASLES CASE
UNC BEGINS VACCINATION CAMPAIGN
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC OPENS AT UNC

^•S^T^iNCONVENIENCE'; FIRST DAY OF MEASLES CLINIC GOES SMOOTHLY

STUDENTS ALSO BATTLE A SEASONAL MALADY

UNC TO BAR 3,000 FROM CLASSES, DORMS _^

IMMUNIZATION CLINIC REAL-LIFE TRAINING FOR NURSING STUDENTS

ONEMORE TIME; UNC HEALTH SERVICE EXTENDS MEASLES IMMUNIZATION CLINIC

HEALTH OFFICIALS CRITICAL OF HEALTH CENTER ADS

CHH 1

10/27/1989 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

CHH 1

11/01/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

11/15/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

11/16/1989 A

3

N S17

CHH 1

1/21/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

1/25/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

2/03/1989 A

9

N L90

CHH 1

2/04/1989 A

1

N S17

CHH 1

2/05/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

2/06/1989 A

3

N

CHH 1

2/07/1989 A

1 P P L38

CHH 1

2/07/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

2/07/1989 A

3 P N L90

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

1

N S17

CHH 1

2/09/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

2/10/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

2/11/1989 A

1

N S17

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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

MEASLES SHOT DEADLINE WORKS, UNC OFFICIAL SAYS

MEASLES QUARANTINE PERIOD ENDS

AIDS TESTING GROWS AT UNC

UNC'S TAYLOR IS DEAD; HEADED HEALTH SERVICE

UNC COUNTS COST OF MEASLES FROGRAM

AIDS SURVEY RESULTS SUPPORT TESTING NEED, HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS

STUDENT, DON'T HEAL THYSELF; TRY CAMPUS HEALTH SERVICE

UNC PROGRAM GIVES »TGIF» NEW MEANING

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL STUDENT RECREATION CENTER (PROPOSED)
SRC SITE GETS BOOST; TUITION PLAN REBUFFED
TRUSTEES OK WUNC-FM'S NEW DESIGN

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL STUDENT STORES
UNC STORES SETTLE WITH MERCHANTS
UNC STORE RULING DRAWS PRAISE, FLAK
PETITION SUPPORTS COMPUTER SALES
D.A. WON'T BAN COMPUTER SALES AT UNC
STORES DECISION 'COMPUTES' TO FAIRNESS
UNC CLARIFIES NEWSPAPER SALES POLICY
A STORE OF MEMORIES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL UNIVERSITY DAY
HARDIN TO SPEAK AT UNIVERSITY DAY
BACK TO BASICS; CHANCELLOR EMPHASIZES VALUES IN UNIVERSITY DAY SPEECH

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL VENABLE HALL

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

STILL NO CAUSE IN VENABLE HALL FIRE

FIRE OFFICIAL URGES NEW STORAGE SIGN; AREA WAS 'IMPROPERLY LABELED'

OFFICIALS STILL SEEK VENABLE FIRE CAUSE

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL VICTORY VILLAGE

THOUGHTS ON CHILD CARE; FORUM SPEAKERS URGE PARENTS TO BE INVOLVED

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CENTER

SEE ALSO WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CHARITABLE TRUST OF NEW YORK
BUSINESS MEETS ACADEME AT KENAN CONVOCATION
MOST FAST-GROWING COMPANIES IN AREA EXPERIENCE RECRUITING PROBLEMS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WILSON LIBRARY

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DAVIS LIBRARY

BLUEGRASS TO GOSPEL; UNC'S SOUTHERN FOLKLIFE COLLECTION FEATURES...

MYSTERY! AMID STACKS AT UNC'S WILSON LIBRARY LIE DEAD BODIES, SHOT...

RECORDINGS CHRONICLE SOUTHERN TRADITIONS

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
UNC NEWS BRIEFS/UOMEN'S STUDIES

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL YMCA

SEE ALSO YMCA, CHAPEL HILL/CAftRBORO
JOINING IN THE BATTLE
FOOTFALLS RACE SET FOR SUNDAY
FOOTFALLS '89

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL YOUNG DEMOCRATS
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
BO DOESN'T SHOW FOR UNC POLITICAL RALLY

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHARLOTTE, CHANCELLOR
WOODWARD NAMED UNCC CHANCELLOR

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHARLOTTE SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)

SPLITTING COACH, AD ROLES LEAVES MULLINS IN LIMBO

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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1

2/11/1989
2/17/1989
2/22/1989
3/01/1989
3/26/1989
5/24/1989
8/27/1989
10/06/1989

N L90
N

N L90
0

N L90
N L90
F L90
N

CHH
CHH

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

1 10/27/1989 A
1 10/28/1989 A

1 F S17
1 P N S17

5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/31/1989
6/03/1989
6/07/1989
8/25/1989
12/14/1989

N H90
N H90
N H90
N M70
E

N S17
N S17

CHH 1 10/08/1989 A
CHH 1 10/13/1989 A

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

9/06/1989
9/07/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
9/12/1989
9/26/1989
9/26/1989

8 N
3 P N S17

1 P N M70
1 P N M70
1 N M70
3 N
3 N
1 P N M20
1 P N M70

CHH 1 9/14/1989 A 1 P N S17

CHH 1 10/17/1989 A
H 2 11/17/1989 C

6 P N
1 N C60

CHH 1 3/15/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1 9/11/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1 12/15/1989 A 9 N

CHH 1 4/10/1989 A

CHH 1 11/06/1989 A 10 N
CHH 1 11/10/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/13/1989 A 3 P T44

CHH 1 11/11/1989 A 1 N
H 2 5/17/1989 C 2 N
H 2 12/24/1989 C 3 P U M88

UNIV. OF N.C.-CHARLOTTE SPORTS, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)

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1/01/19S9 - 12/31/1989

UEBB STUDENT SIGNS

UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO

CELLIST YO-YO MA! LOOKING FOR T>€ HUSH
LJJC-G TO HONOR TRIANGLE RESIDENTS
TEACHER-TRAINING WILL BOOST ZOO TRIP BENEFITS
GREENSBORO SCHOLARS UNCOVER NEW LAYER OF HISTORY

™'g£££%gWkFkgS8Bi WEATHERSFOON OFSNS WITH PROMISE

UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO, STUDENTS
UNC-G NAMES DEAN'S LIST STUDENTS

UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON _

SEE ALSO ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES „M111
ADDISON HEWLETT JR., KEY FIGURE IN CREATING UNC AT WILMINGTON

UNIV. OF N.C.-WILHINGTON, GIFTS AND FUNDRAISING

UNC-WILMINGTON IS NAMED RECIPIENT OF *1 MILLION TRUST

UNIV. OF NOTRE DAME SPORTS, BASKETBALL
PHELPS' IRISH AWAIT DEVILS
LUCK OF THE IRISH ASIDE, PHELPS COUNTS ON SKILL
DEVILS LEAVE IRISH GASPING
DUKE GETS HEALTHY AT NOTRE DAME
BLUE DEVILS TAKE PAGE FROM UNC'S PLAYBOOK

UNIV. OF OKLAHOMA SPORTS. FOOTBALL

SWITZER MISDIRECTS BLAME FOR RESIGNATION
SWITZER LOSES CONTROL

UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS, BASKETBALL

ACC WARS REVISITED: WOLFPACK, GAMECOCKS TANGLE IN EAST

UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS, FOOTBALL __
REPORTS SAY SHERIDAN GAMECOCKS' CHOICE
S.C. ASSISTANT! COACHING JOB IS SHERIDAN'S
TAR HEELS' BROWN HAPPY FOR FRIEND WOODS
STEROIDS ONLY SYMPTOM
GAMECOCKS BEGIN NEW FOOTBALL ERA
WOLFPACK DEFENSE CLAMPS DOWN ON SOUTH CAROLINA
THE BATTLE OF NORTH AND SOUTH _ m „ , AT_ nTn rnn „TV1

gamecocks' 2 quick touchdowns stymie tar heels' late bid for win

univ. of southern california sports
mcgee does it 'his way' at usc

univ. of tennessee sports, basketball
critics want devoe to go

univ. of tfj*£ssee sports, football

majors recalls highlights of long career

univ. of texas-austin _
texas athletes focus on academic work

univ. of virginia sports, basketball (men)

back in the saddle; holland's absence puts odom at end of bench

top-rated blue devils hold back stubborn cavaliers, 34-76

blue devils eluded cavs' trap

laettner: uva's loss, duke's win

no. 8 tar heels play at troubled virginia

inspired cavs whip no. 8 unc, 106-83

morgan's touch was too much

>€els run into disaster vs. cavs

cavs maul pack, 91-71

acc standings upside down?

blue devils rip virginia, 85-66

tenacious duke defense shuts down cavs

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P

E

D •

—DATE—

S I T
E L Y

■ C -PG L P BYL

H

2

2/25/1989 B

1 P P K30

H 2 1/24/1989 A 9 P F

CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 5 P N

S 2 9/28/1989 A 4 E

H 2 12/13/1989 A 1 P N H60

H 2 11/12/1989 E 1 P N W66

S 2 7/14/1989 C 3 N

H 2 2/08/1989 D 9 0

H 2 1/12/1989 D 4 N

H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H

2/04/1989 B
2/05/1989 C
2/06/1989 D
2/06/1989 D
2/07/1989 D

1 P N D18
4 N M14
1 P N M14
3 P U D18
1 U M14

S 2 6/21/1989 A 4 E
S 2 6/21/1989 D 1 P U D18

H 2 3/17/1989 B 1 N C49

2/15/1989

2/16/1989

2/23/1989

4/22/1989

8/24/19S9

10/29/1989

11/11/1989

11/12/1989

N
N
N
E
F

N M64
N L22
N L22

S 2 1/05/1989 B 1 P U F25
S 2 3/16/1989 B 1 P U D18
S 2 9/15/1989 D 1 P U D18

S 2 9/27/1989 A 4 E

1/07/1989 D
1/08/1989 B
1/09/1989 B
1/09/1989 D
1/15/1989 C
1/16/1989 B
1/16/1989 B
1/16/1989 D
2/02/1989 D
2/08/1989 D
2/09/1989 B
2/09/1989 B

N C49

N C49
U C49
U F25
N C52
N C52
N C52
N F25
N M14
U F25
N C49
N F25

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I

HEELS REBOUND AGAINST CAVS

TAR HEELS END VICTORY DROUGHT

EVEN ATOP ACC STANDINGS, UOLFPACK GETS NO RESPECT

WILDCATS CLIP BLUE DEVILS; CAVS BUMP PACK

VIRGINIA'S STITH STICKS IT TO STATE

CAVS BURY CLEMSON, CLAIM LAST BERTH IN SEMIFINALS

CAVS' WIN OVER TIGERS COMPLETES DAY OF ROMPS

FERRY GIVES BLUE DEVILS SPARK TO FINISH OFF CAVS

CAVS' CONCERN} SOONERS' DOUBLE PRESSURE

'REVENGE' IS MOTIVATION IN SOUTHEAST

VIRGINIA DUMPS SOONERS

CAVS SHOCK SOONERS

CURRENT CAVS HAVE '84 FLAVOR

HOLLAND PRODUCES VIRGINIA MIRACLE

MICHIGAN ROCKS CAVALIERS, CLAIMS PLACE IN FINAL FOUR

NEW ARENA FOR CAVS? IT'S COMING, BUT NOT ANYTIME SOON

ACC OPERATION BASKETBALL/MIXING FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL PAYS DIVIDENDS...

ACC OPERATION BASKETBALL/MIXING FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL PAYS DIVIDENDS.,.

IN FINAL CAMPAIGN, HOLLAND LIKES WHAT HE SEES

HOLLAND GETS REVENGE VS. MASSIMINO

UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS, FOOTBALL

'PACK, CAVS TO CHALLENGE TIGERS IN ACC RACE

TOUGH EARLY SCHEDULE MIGHT PRESENT BIG STUMBLING BLOCK FOR CAVALIERS

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING FOR CAVS AND ACC

YUSEF JACKSON MAKING NAME FOR HIMSELF AS VIRGINIA LINEBACKER

CAVS' MCMEANS READY FOR BLUE DEVIL OFFENSE

BLOWOUT! VIRGINIA DISMANTLES TAR HEELS, 50-17

N.C. STATE HOLDS NARROW EDGE OVER VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA DROPS PACK, TAKES COMMAND IN ACC

STATE'S WORST NIGHTMARE COMES TRUE

UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS, SOCCER.

TOP-RANKED VIRGINIA SALVAGES 2-2 TIE WITH DUKE ON LATE GOAL

UNIV. OF WASHINGTON SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
BLUE DEVILS MAKE SECOND ROAD TRIP
HUSKIES CAN'T KEEP UP WITH PAC-10
FOUL-fRONE BLUE DEVILS TOO MUCH FOR HUSKIES
'QUIET' SMITH PLAYS LOUDLY
FOULS PLAGUE DEVILS IN ROUT OF HUSKIES
HURLEY'S HOT HAND HUMBLES HUSKIES

UNIVERSITY OPTICIANS

NATIONAL EXPOSURE; UNIVERSITY OPTICIANS PICKED FOR MAGAZINE FEATURE

UNIVERSITY PLACE

A LOT OF CHINKING

UNIVERSITY SQUARE

FIRE DEPARTMENT LOOKS FOR GAS LEAK

UNIVERSITY STATION

UNIVERSITY STATION CLEARS HURDLE

BOARD GRANTS DELAY ON TRACT RECLASSIFICATION

COUNTY BOARD FOILS UNIVERSITY STATION'S REZONING EFFORT

CATES SHOWS INTEREST IN ANNEXING PROPERTY

UNIVERSITY TOWER
SEE ALSO HIGH-RISES
HEIGHT LIMITS PROPOSED FOR BUILDINGS IN DURHAM
FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS FILED AGAINST TOWER OWNER
KEEP TALL BUILDINGS IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM
COMPANY HIRED TO MANAGE TROUBLED UNIVERSITY TOWER
CRACK!

TOWER FORECLOSURE SALE CLEARS HURDLE
SALE OF OFFICE TOWER DELAYED
UNIVERSITY TOWER SALE RESCHEDULED FOR OCT. 11
LONE N.Y. VOICE BIDS »12.2 MILLION AT UNIVERSITY TOWER FORECLOSURE SALE

UNIVERSITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

•CTS

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I T

N

E E

L Y

P

D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H

2 2/13/1989 B

2 P N C52

S

2 2/13/1989 D

3 P U F25

H

2 2/26/1989 C

1 P N C52

H

2 2/27/1989 B

2 P N C52

S

2 2/27/1989 D

2 P U F25

H

2 3/11/1989 D

1 N M14

S

2 3/11/1989 B

2 P N F25

H

2 3/12/1989 C

1 P N C49

H

2 3/23/1989 D

1 N C52

S

2 3/23/1989 B

1 P N F25

H

2 3/24/1989 B

1 N C52

S

2 3/24/1989 D

2 P N F25

H

2 3/25/1989 D

3 P N C52

S

2 3/25/1989 B

3 PU F25

H

2 3/26/1989 C

1 P N C52

H

2 8/06/1989 C

2 N M88

H

2 11/06/1989 B

2 P U C49

H

2 11/06/1989 B

2 P N L22

H

2 11/15/1989 D

6 P N

S

2 12/08/1989 B

1 N F25

S

2 8/23/1989 D

7 P F F25

H

2 8/24/1989 D

8 P F

S

2 8/29/1989 C

1 U D18

H

2 9/21/1989 D

1 P N C49

S

2 9/21/1989 B

1 P N F25

H

2 10/15/1989 C

1 N C49

S

2 11/02/1989 B

1 P U D18

H

2 11/05/1989 C

1 P N M88

S

2 11/06/1989 D

3 P U D18

H 2 10/22/1989 C 11 N

1/03/1989 D
1/03/1989 B
1/04/1989 D
1/04/1989 D
1/05/1989 D
12/24/1989 C

N C52
U D18
N D18
U D18
N C52
N C49

CHH 1 9/05/1989 A
H 1 1/05/1989 C
CHH 1 6/15/1989 A

CHH 1 4/06/1989 A

CHH 1 5/18/1989 A

CHH 1 6/07/1989 A

CHH 1 6/20/1989 A

5 P N
1 P P K30
1 N M25

1 N M20

3 N M20

1 N M20

3 N M20

6/22/1989
6/24/1989
6/24/1989
7/04/1989
7/14/1989
7/26/1989
8/31/1989 B
9/16/1989 C
10/12/1989 A

N R63
N S69
E

N C47
P K30
N S69
N B53
N S69
N N36

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SUBJECTS

SCRAPING AWAY THE YEARS

UNIVERSITY VILLAGE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

DEVELOPERS CUT THEATERS FROM COMPLEX PLANS
SHOPPING COMPLEX HEARING SCHEDULED
MUNICIPAL BUILDING IN LIMBO
SHOPPING, OFFICE CENTER MAY GET OK
VILLAGE COMPLEX APPROVED

UNMARRIED COUPLES

SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, U.S.
JUGGLING RIGHTS AND MORALITY

UNSOLVED MYSTERIES (TV SHOU) __m rnr
UNSOLVED FATAL RAMMING ON 1-40 RE-ENACTED FOR TV

UNWANTED CHILDREN
SEE ABORTION
SEE FOSTER CHILDREN

UP-TO-DATE CLUB

TOBACCO-ERA BOOM SPARKED WOMEN'S LITERARY CLUBS
FRIENDS STARTED NEW CLUB TO LIFT MRS. DUKE'S SPIRITS

URBAN DEVELOPMENT _
DEM AVOIDS 'URBANIZATION'

STANDARDS

URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS „ rmnlT rmmmB

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNIS
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AH), DURHAM
HUD CRITICIZES DURHAM'S USAGE OF FUNDS

URBAN INSTITUTE

AUTHORITATIVE DATA NECESSARY

URBAN LAND INSTITUTE
SEE URBAN INSTITUTE

URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
SEE MASS TRANSIT

URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY SHELTER
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. DURHAM

A TASTE OF HUNGER __„

HOSPITAL FOOD GOES TO COMMUNITY KITCHEN

URBAN PLANNING

SEE GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING

URBAN RENEWAL

SEE ALSO NCR-16

SEE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO SMALL TOWNS

SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
mm, FORMER HUB OF BLACK COMMUNITY

URINALYSIS

SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, SCREENING TESTS
SEE ALSO DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE ACT .,.,..

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, DRUG ABUSE AND TESTING

SEE ALSO HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAM r^

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, DRUG ABUSE (ALSO DRUG FOLICY)

BURLINGTON COMPANY'S DRUG TEST QK'D

CENTER OFFERS DRUG TESTS FOR YOUNGSTERS

DURHAM DRAFTING DRUG-TEST POLICY

P D — DATE-
CHH 1 11/21/1989 A

CHH 1 1/13/1989 A

CHH 1 2/19/1989 A

CHH 1 2/21/1989 A

CHH 1 3/26/1989 A

CHH 1 3/29/1989 A

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1 P P L38

N M70
N

N M70
N
N

H 2 8/28/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/07/1989 B 1 N N36

2 7/03/1989 C
2 7/17/1989 B

1 P U
1 P U

CHH 1 11/29/1989 A 1 N C62

S 2 5/04/1989 A 1 N C61
H 2 3/19/1989 D 4 E

2 3/08/1989 C
2 12/15/1989 A

1 P P S76
6 P N G59

H 2 4/21/1989 A 1 P N A54

H 2 1/17/1989 A
H 1 2/08/1989 C
S 2 2/09/1989 A

8 N
1 N H60
1 N H70

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SUBJE

LOBBYISTS RAP EMPLOYEE DRUG TESTING BILL THAT CALLS FOR TREATING...

DRUG-TESTING MEASURE STRIKES NEEDED BALANCE

PSO DRUG TESTS COULD BEGIN THIS SUMMER

DRUG TESTING BILL GETS PANEL'S APPROVAL

DRUG-TESTING BILL FACES CHALLENGE

SPONSOR NOT GIVING UP ON DRUG-TESTING BILL

DRUG TESTING FOR TOWN EMPLOYEES TO BE DELAYED

DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY BEGINS DRUG TESTS

ONE TEST THAT'S NOT REQUIRED

SPANGLER HYPOCRITICAL IN UNC REPORT

UNC FACULTY OBJECTS TO FORCED DRUG TESTS

USED CAR DEALERS

SEE ALSO AUTOS, DEALERS
STATE LOSING TAXES ON USED CARS

USER FEES

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY FEES

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., FEES

SEE ALSO IMPACT FEES

SEE ALSO N.C., BUDGET

SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C., FEES

PERSON COUNTY RECEIVES REPORT ABOUT USER FEES

DEVELOPER PREDICTS CP&L WILL LOSE FEE

USER FEES MAY KEEP CITY OUT OF TAX HIKES

LEGISLATORS DISGUISE TAX HIKES AS USER FEES

GRANVILLE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE GOES INTO EFFECT

USER FEE HIKE SUGGESTED

TOWN FEES GOING UP IN BUDGET

RESCUE VOLUNTEERS PROTEST FEE AT COUNTY BOARD MEETING

DOUBLE WHAMMYJ TAX HIKE, USER FEES

HOUSE GIVES HIGHWAY BILL PRELIMINARY GREEN LIGHT

PLANNING DEPARTMENT SEEKS HIGHER FEES

LEGISLATORS RAP 'CREATIVE FINANCING' ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FUND

A TAX IS A TAX IS A TAX

USURY LAWS

SEE INTEREST RATES

UTAH

FEDS WON'T PRESS ADAH & EVE CASE

UTILITY FEES
SEE USER FEES
SEE WATER AND SEWER RATES, DURHAM

UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES)
SEE ALSO COAL-f IRED POWER PLANTS
RADIOACTIVE WASTE DATA CONTRADICTED

UTILITY POLES

SEE TELEPHONE AND UTILITY POLES

UTILITY RATES

SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY, RATES

SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES

SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS, RATES

SEE ALSO N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION

SEE ALSO TELEPHONE RATES
MILLER FILES BILL TO CONTINUE ADJUSTMENT OF UTILITY RATES
PANEL ENDORSES CONTINUING UTILITIES' FUEL COST 'TRUE-UPS'
SENATE ENACTS EXTENSION OF UTILITY FUEL COST 'TRUE-UPS'

V-E DAY

SEE ALSO WORLD WAR II
WORLD WAR II EFFECTS FELT IN DURHAM/VE DAY ANNIVERSARY
442ND'S LEADERS RECOLLECT V-E DAY

VEPCO

SEE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER CO.

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E

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— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2

2/17/1989 A

1

N L40

S 2

2/20/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

4/15/1989 A

1

N M70

H 2

5/05/1989 A

15

N

H 2

5/08/1989 A

10

N

H 2

5/12/1989 A

11

N

CHH 1

7/11/1989 A

1

N M70

H 2

7/29/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

8/16/1989 A

1 P N

H 2

8/30/1989 D

1

U M88

CHH 1

11/19/1989 A

1 P N S17

H 2 5/06/1989 B 2 N

H 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2

1/04/1989
1/06/1989
1/27/1989
3/17/1989
4/04/1989
5/18/1989
5/21/1989
5/31/1989
5/31/1989
6/01/1989
6/24/1989
8/03/1989 B
12/31/1989 D

N T33
N M25
N H70
J Oil
N H60
N M20
N

N M20
E

N L40
N H65
N
E

CHH 1 5/04/1989 A 3 N H90

CHH 1 9/26/1989 A 3 N M25

H 2 2/01/1989 B 4 N L40
H 2 2/24/1989 A 11 P N
H 2 3/15/1989 B 6 N

S 2 5/08/1989 A
CHH 1 9/17/1989 A

1 P F F25
1 P N H90

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VIP PERSON©., INC.

TRIANGLE PERSONNEL COMPANIES MERGE

VACATIONS

SEE ALSO TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, U.S.
VACATION TIPS OFFERED TO COMBAT BREAK-INS

VACCINATIONS

SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE VACCI*

VACCINE

SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS

SEE ALSO MEASLES VACCINE

SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
EMFREX WORKS ON POULTRY-PROTECTING VACCINE __ _, .
RESEARCH ON VACCINES IN PENTAGON PROJECT SPARKS CONCERN IN TRIANGLE
CHANCES ARE 'NOT REAL GOOD' FOR CHILDHOOD VACCINES BILL

VALENTINES

LINDA FOLSOM ARRANGES SOME HOMEMADE CHOCOLATE ROSES...

VALENTINE'S DAY _ _ m

VALENTINE'S DAY! NATURE'S SCHEME FOR JOKE ON MEN
BE MY VALENTIN (SPECIAL SECTION)

WARMTH IN WINTER; GREETING CARD, FLOWER MERCHANTS STOCK UP...
LOVE MAY BE BEST GIFT
DECISIONS, DECISIONS
HEART TO HEART

VAN WATERS AND ROGERS _ . _

CITY MAY SEEK NEW BIDS DUE TO SOUTH AFRICA TIES

VANCE COUNTY, N.C.

SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER CENTER OF VANCE COUNTY __
PERSON, VANCE DESIGNATED SEVERELY DISTRESSED COUNTIES
AREA OFFICIALS SAY WASTE, JAILS, DRUGS ISSUES OF »90'S

VANCE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS

2,882 NAMES PURGED FROM VANCE VOTER BOOKS

STATE HOUSE PASSES VANCE, GRANVILLE ELECTION MEASURES

VANCE COUNTY, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT

CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY IN VANCE VALUED AT MORE THAN $50 MILLION

VANCE COUNTY, N.C, HISTORY

12 PEOPLE IN LEADERSHIP VANCE PROGRAM

VANCE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT m

CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY IN VANCE VALUED AT MORE THAN *50 MILLION

VANCE COUNTY, N.C, ROADS

WORK SET SOON ON HENDERSON'S U.S. 1 BYPASS

VANCE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS

2,882 NAMES PURGED FROM VANCE VOTER BOOKS

VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS PLANNED AT VANCE COURTHOUSE

VANCE COUNTY COURTHOUSE „ _

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS PLANNED AT VANCE COURTHOUSE

VANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE

HENDERSON SETS TOWN MEETING TO FIGHT DRUGS

H 2 5/07/1989 D 7 N

H 2 6/27/1989 B 14 N

H 2 3/29/1989 D 11 N K65
H 2 5/22/1989 C 1 N
H 2 6/03/1989 A 6 N

S 2 2/11/1989 A 5 P P T37

CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 7 U

H 2 2/09/1989 D IDA

CHH 1 2/14/1989 A 1 P N L38

S 2 2/14/1989 A 4 E

S 2 2/14/1989 B 1 P P T37

S 2 2/15/1989 C 1 P P K30

S 2 11/30/1989 A 1 N C61

H 1 1/06/1989 C 1 N
H 1 12/30/1989 C 1 N T33

H 1 3/10/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 4/29/1989 C 1 N R53

H 1 12/12/1989 C 1 P N H60

H 1 10/05/1989 C 1 N H60

H 1 12/12/1989 C 1 P N H60

H 1 8/11/1989 C 1 P N H60

H 1 3/10/1989 C 1 N H60

H 1 1/11/1989 C 1 N

H 1 1/11/1989 C 1 N

H 1 11/09/1989 C 1 P N H60

'VANCE HIGH SCHOOL

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STUDENT SHOT, WOUNDED AT VANCE HIGH

VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
VANCE ROLLS BY HILLSIDE, 58-49
VIKINGS STIFLE HORNETS
VIKINGS KNOCK OFF CHAPEL HILL, 57-55
VANCE, JORDAN ADVANCE
HILLSIDE, VANCE REACH FINAL

VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)

VANCE GETS OFF TO QUICK START IN DEFENSE OF 4-A GIRLS CROWN
VIKINGS KNOCK OFF CHAPEL HILL, 57-55

VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL

KNIGHTS ARE PAC-6 FAVORITES — AGAIN

VIKING MISTAKES HELP KNIGHTS IN PAC-6 BATTLE

VANCE IMPROVES TO 3-1 ON THREE UIMBUSH SCORES

UIMBUSH EXPLODES AS VIKINGS RIP ORANGE

VANCE TURNS BACK ERROR-PRONE TIGERS

VIKINGS TRIP FUMBLE-PRONE TIGERS

RAY UIMBUSH: VANCE HIGH'S NOT-SO-SECRET WEAPON

UIMBUSH, VANCE ROUT WEBB, 34-7

VANCE VIKINGS OPEN PLAYOFFS WITH GARNER

GARNER'S 2ND HALF TOPS VANCE

VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

SCHOOL MAINTAINS HIGH RATE ON NURSING EXAM

COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOLDS FINANCIAL AID WORKSHOPS

TRADES FESTIVAL DRAWING PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS TO VANCE-GRANVILLE'S,..

VANCE-GRANVILLE'S 11TH CAREER DAY HAILED AS SUCCESS

VANCE-GRANVILLE'S NEW CIVIC CENTER ALREADY IN USE

COLLEGE OBSERVING ITS 20TH ANNIVERSARY

MOBILE CENTER TO SPREAD MESSAGE ABOUT VANCE-GRANVILLE'S OFFERINGS

VANCE-GRANVILLE TO MARK 20TH ANNIVERSARY

MORE VA. RESIDENTS MAY BE DRAWN TO N.C. COMMUNITY COLLEGES

VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, CONSTRUCTION

WORK PROGRESSING ON NEW BUILDING AT VANCE-GRANVILLE

VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ENROLLMENT

VANCE-GRANVILLE'S FALL ENROLLMENT CALLED MILESTONE

H 2 11/30/1989 A 1 N

1/25/1989 D
1/25/1989 D
2/04/1989 D
3/01/1989 C
3/03/1989 B

2 1/01/1989 B
2 2/04/1989 D

2 8/23/1989 D
2 9/09/1989 D
2 9/16/1989 D
2 9/16/1989 B
2 9/23/1989 D
2 9/23/1989 B
2 10/05/1989 B
2 10/07/1989 D
2 11/09/1989 B
2 11/11/1989 D

1/13/1989
2/08/1989
2/22/1989
5/12/1989
5/20/1989
6/10/1989
6/17/1989
8/30/1989
9/02/1989

H 1 1/28/1989 C

H 1 10/06/1989 C

VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING

SEE ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS 4 SPONSORING GROUPS)

VANCE-GRANVILLE COLLEGE GETS DONATION H 1 1/21/1989 B

VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, PRESIDENT'S OFFICE

CURRIN, WYNN ARE SINGLED OUT FOR LEADERSHIP H 1 6/20/1989 B

VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

VANCE-GRANVILLE BOARD CHAIRMAN RE-ELECTED H 1 7/29/1989 C

VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SMALL BUSINESS/CIVIC CENTER

VANCE-GRANVILLE'S NEW CIVIC CENTER ALREADY IN USE HI 5/20/1989 C

COLLEGE OBSERVING ITS 20TH ANNIVERSARY H 1 6/10/1989 C

VANDALISM, CHAPEL HILL

OFFICIALS ARE STUMPED ON TREE CASE CHH 1 2/03/1989 A

POLICE LOG/POST OFFICE, MAIL TRUCKS VANDALIZED CHH 1 3/14/1989 A

POLICE LOG/BRICK THROUGH TV SET LEADS TO CHARGES CHH 1 3/18/1989 A

POLICE LOG/SHRUBS PULLED FROM NEWSPAPER OFFICE CHH 1 10/09/1989 A

CAMPAIGN VANDALISM A SIGN OF THE TIMES IN CHAPEL HILL CHH 1 11/05/1989 A

VANDALISM, DURHAM

POLICE LOG/THIEF TAKES AIR CONDITIONER, TOOLS H 2 7/14/1989 C

POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH HIT-AND-RUN H 2 8/04/1989 C

POLICE LOG/AUTOS VANDALIZED AT FIVE HOMES IN NORTHGATE AREA H 2 9/01/1989 C
POLICE LOG/THIEVES BREAK INTO FOUR CARS PARKED AT EMERALD FOREST APTS. H 2 9/12/1989 C

POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY OF STORE CLERK H 2 9/20/1989 C

POLICE LOG/HIDDEN POLICE OFFICER MAKES DRUG ARREST H 2 10/11/1989 D

2 N M64
2 P N A76
2 N R54
2 N M64
2 N M64

5 P N U08
2 N R54

F P52
N B40
N B64
N P52
N B40
N A76
N B40
N B40
N B40
N M64

N

N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60

1 N H60
1 N H60

1 N
1 P N
1 N H60

1 N H60
1 P N H60

3 P N S17

2 N
7 N

3 N

1 P N M70

N

N C47
N N36
N N36
N M51
N M51

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1/01/1989 - 12/51/1989

SUBJECTS

POLICE LOG/DRIVER FACES THIRD REVOKED LICENSE CASE
POLICE LOG/CAR KNOCKS DOWN DOOR OF DUPLEX

VANDALS* DAMAGE NEW HOME IN FRANKLIN SUBDIVISION
TEENS CHARGED WITH VANDALISM OF 16 MAILBOXES
MONUMENT VANDALISM SHOWS SICKNESS OF MIND
MONUMENT CONTRIBUTION APPROVED
CLEARING UP A HISTORICAL ERROR

VANDALISM, U.S.

VANDALIZING A LANDMARK TREE

^Y Kffis 120 BUSINESSES IN CHtfLOTTE OFFICE PARK

^TAm1jORIPROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS

VASECTOMIES

SEpra^BiHELPS LOU-INCOME MEN OBTAIN VASECTOMIES

VATICAN

HEBREW 'TESTIMONY* SHOWS TIES THAT BIND
VATICAN SHOULD STOP GIVING AID TO NORIEGA

VAU^IEVESRSTEAL'»1,200 IN COPPER WIRE FROM A DURHAM FIRM

^^vffAMINS CAN SUPPLEMENT DIET LACKING IN VEGETABLES
EAT YOUR VEGETABLES — WARILY

VEGETARIANS
SEE ALSO FOOD

SEE ALSO GREAT AMERICAN MEATOUT

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE VEGETARIAN SOCIETY . _

THE VEGETARIAN PERSPECTIVE; NOT SO DIFFICULT, JUST AS TASTY...

GREATAAMERICAN MEATOUtI EATERS ASKED NOT TO GO 'fO TURKEY*
TURKEYS, VEGETARIANS TURN TABLES IN GUESS WHO CAME TO DINNER

THE VENABLE PLACE

SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATOR
DOWNTOWN DURHAM GETS COMPUTER-SERVICE FIRM
INCUBATOR KEEPS SMALL BUSINESSESS IN DURHAM WARM AND THRIVING

VENABLE TOBACCO CO. _._ „

FORMER VENABLE TOBACCO PRESIDENT MICHAELS, 68

VENDING MACHINES

SEE ALSO NEWSPAPER RACKS

SEE ALSO SOFT DRINKS
TOWN TO EXPERIMENT WITH GROUPED NEWSPAPER RACKS
UNC STUDENT GOVERNMENT CALLS FOR CONDOM MACHINES IN DORMS

VENTURE ASSISTANCE CORP. _ . ^ „, tlMM „__
HAYTI HARDWARE STORE OWES OVER $100,000 IN BACK RENT

UFNTIRF PJtf'ITAL FIRMS

VENTURE CAPITAL GAME! BANE OR BOON FOR NORTH CAROLINA?

THE VENTURES (BAND) _ a„atii

VENTURES CALL IT OFF IN CARRBORO - AGAIN

VETERANS

SEE ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS
VETERANS MAY BUILD LOCAL 'HOME' _
EMPLOYERS DUE HONORS FOR HIRING MILITARY VETS

N E
P D

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H 2 10/14/1989 C 2 N R63
H 2 12/12/1989 C 1 N M51

H 1 1/17/1989 C

H 2 1/30/1989 B

S 2 7/13/1989 A

CHH 1 8/18/1989 A

CHH 1 8/25/1989 A

H 2 6/09/1989 A

H 3 1/12/1989 C 3 N
H 2 8/20/1989 C 3 N C60

S 2 1/12/1989 C 1 N H65

H 2 3/17/1989 D 5 R G68
S 2 12/28/1989 A 4 E

S 2 7/01/1989 C 1 N

S 2 1/04/1989 A 10 U
H 2 3/13/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/15/1989 B 1 M F S56

H 2 2/21/1989 A 4 L

CHH 1 3/20/1989 A 3 N S17

H 2 11/24/1989 C 1 P N

S 2 7/22/1989 C 1 P N S78
H 2 12/17/1989 D 6 P N C60

H 2 1/10/1989 C 12 0

CHH 1 2/17/1989 A 3 P N M70

CHH 1 4/24/1989 A 3 N

H 2 4/15/1989 A 1 N S69

H 2 10/29/1989 D 2 U L40

H 2 8/09/1989 B 4 N

CHH 1 4/03/1989 A 1 N M25
CHH 1 11/07/1989 A 3 N

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

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H
S

BENCH MARK H
CKH
S
H
S
S
H
S
S
H

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
VISIT TO VETERANS
HEART TO HEART

DESIGN FOR VETERANS' HOSPITAL PARKING STRUCTURE COMPLETED/THE
VETERANS MAY BUILD LOCAL 'HOME'
DUKE GIVES 'CITY OF MEDICINE' NAME
DURHAM VA HOSPITAL CITED IN FEDERAL STUDY
VA HOSPITAL HAS EXPANDED OVER YEARS
YOUTHS HONORED

FLAG DEDICATION SET FOR VA HOSPITAL
DURHAM VA OFFICE TO CLOSE
EMPLOYEES AWAIT WORD ON VA SHIFTS
VA REGIONAL OFFICE CLOSING AFFECTS 20 DURHAM WORKERS

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, AGING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO AGING
VETERANS' 120-BED NURSING HOME DEDICATED

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, CONSTRUCTION
MEDICAL CENTER EXPANDS

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, NURSES

NURSING PROGRAM ACCREDITED FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
3 NURSES RECEIVE VA AWARDS

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, NURSING HOME
SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES, DURHAM
VETERANS' 120-BED NURSING HOME DEDICATED
VA CENTER DEDICATES NEW NURSING HOME

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, PARKING
VETERANS CENTER PARKING DECK

VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER (ASHEVILLE, N.C.)
VA REGIONAL OFFICE CLOSING AFFECTS 20 DURHAM WORKERS

VETERANS BENEFITS

DURHAM RANKS FIRST IN RECEIVING VETERANS' BENEFITS

VETERANS DAY

HONOR U.S. VETERANS EACH DAY OF THE YEAR

VALENTINE URGES CAUTIOUS APPROACH TO RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE

VETERANS' MEMORIAL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO MONUMENTS
PANEL ASKS GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO LEAVE WAR MEMORIAL ALONE

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS

VETERANS MAY BUILD LOCAL 'HOME'

MEMORIAL 'MOVING RIGHT ALONG'

KOREAN IMMIGRANT WINS, LOSES CONTEST ON AMERICAN PRIDE

VETERINARIANS

SEE ALSO PETS, HEALTH CARE
CENTRAL, 24-HOUR VET SERVICE FORMED
2-DOG NIGHTMARE OVER, VET SEEKS HAPPY ENDING

VETO POWER

SEE ALSO N.C. CONSTITUTION

SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE VETO
SUBSTANTIAL BACKING SEEN FOR GUBERNATORIAL VETO POWER
COALITION ENDS RAMSEY REIGN AFTER 4 TERMS; LAWMAKERS ELECT MAVRETIC...
COALITION ENDS RAMSEY REIGN AFTER 4 TERMS; N.C. SENATE VOTES TO CURB.,,
VOTE FOR SPEAKER REVEALS DIVISIONS AMONG NEIGHBORING HOUSE MEMBERS
GUBERNATORIAL VETO AND LOTTERY BILLS BACK IN ASSEMBLY
report: LINE ITEM VETO WOULD INCREASE SPENDING
VOTERS SHOULDN'T GET WEAK VETO PROPOSAL
GOVERNOR SHOULD HAVE THE VETO
LEGISLATORS URGED NOT TO INJECT POLITICS INTO VETO POWER ISSUE

2/15/1989
2/15/1989
4/02/1989
4/03/1989
4/19/1989
6/14/1989
8/15/1989 B
8/29/1989 A
9/14/1989 B
12/09/1989 A
12/11/1989 C
12/12/1989 C

9 P

1 P

1

1
11 P

1

1 P
10 P
48

1

1

1

P S76
P K30
N

N M25
F H65
N
F
P
N
N

N H65
N

H65
T44

H 2 7/15/1989 C 1 P N C60
S 2 10/24/1989 B 7 N

H 2 4/29/1989 C 3 N
S 2 5/19/1989 A 6 N

H 2 7/15/1989 C 1 P N C60
S 2 7/15/1989 C 1 P N T32

H 2 5/28/1989 F 1 P P
H 2 12/12/1989 C 1 N
H 1 8/01/1989 B 7 N

S 2 11/11/1989 A 4 E
S 2 11/13/1989 A 1 P N Yll

H 2 7/19/1989 C 12 N

CHH 1 4/03/1989 A
CHH 1 5/29/1989 A
H 2 12/17/1989 A

1 N M25
1 N M25
1 P N N36

H
H

2 5/11/1989 B
2 10/13/1989 C

7 N
1 P N C60

H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H

2 1/11/1989 D
2 1/12/1989 A
2 1/12/1989 A
2 1/12/1989 A
2 1/12/1989 D
2 1/17/1989 A
2 1/18/1989 A
2 1/19/1989 A
2 1/20/1989 A

4 N
1 P N L40
1 N
1 P N L40
4 P N
6 J Oil
4 E
4 E
8 N

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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

ASSEMBLY TOSSING AROUND 4H£TTERWpRD iarTn

MARTIN GOING TO LEGISLATURE TO SEEK GUBERNATORIAL VETO

MARTIN AND FORMER GOVERNORS BACK VETO

LEGISLATURE PONDERS: WHAT PRICE VETO?

INSIGHT/VETO VOTE LIKELY - IN SOKE FORM

LEADERS CLASH OVER SEPARATING VETO ISSUE

KEEP BALLOT ISSUES SEPARATE _,

COMMITTEE CHOOSES VETO OPTIONS FROM 'MENU'

MARTIN WANTS VETO ON BALLOT AS VALENTINE'S PRESENT ^^^^^

nWOTTEE AGREES ON MAJOR PROVISIONS ON GUBERNATORIAL VETO REFERENDUM.

SENATE PANEL APPROVES VETO AMENDMENT ™_.

LEGISLATORS CONCERNED ABOUT CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

LAWMAKERS STEP TOWARD LETTING VOTERS DECIDE GUBERNATORIAL VETO

SENATE VOTES FOR AMENDMENT ON GUBERNATORIAL VETO

PETTY POLITICS HURTS N.C. VETO PROPOSAL

VETO AND VENGEANCE „ „ A„m

♦79.1 MILLION PRISON CONSTRUCTION BILL IS ENACTED

MARTIN OPTIMISTIC ON VETO POWER ISSUE

LINE-ITEM VETO GIVES WEAPON AGAINST WASTE

PANEL DEBATES NUMBER OF VOTES NEEDED TO OVERRIDE VETO
WEAK VETO PROPOSAL GIVES NO POWER AT ALL

•TOO MANY BURDENS' COULD DOOM VETO MEASURE, GOV. MARTIN FEARS

PANEL DRAFTS BILL ON VETO POWER BUT DELETES LINE-ITEM AUTHORITY

LET VETO STAND ALONE

VETO PICKS UP HITCHHIKERS __

SENATE GIVES FINAL APPROVAL TO 4-YEAR TERMS

INSIGHT/VETO DRIVES EFFORT FOR MAJORCHANGES mam^a—

VETO WILL PROBABLY RESURFACE THIS WEEK IN HOUSE PACKAGE

HOUSE COMMITTEE RENEWS DEBATE ABOUT VETO POWER

HOUSE DEMOCRATS CONTINUE WHITTLING ON VETO PACKAGE

HOUSE LEADERS PUT PACKAGE INCLUDING VETO ON HOLD

VETO PROPOSAL STILL MIRED IN COMMITTEE

VETO BILL FINALLY OUT OF HOUSE COMMITTEE

VETO-FOR-GOVERNOR ISSUE LIKELY BEFORE HOUSE WEDNESDAY

VETO PROPOSAL DIES IN HOUSE BY FALLING 12 VOTES SHORT

LEGISLATORS NOT SURE ABOUT VOTER INTELLIGENCE

HOUSE VOTES TO RESURRECT VETO BILL __

GOVERNOR RETRIEVING SUPPORTER'S FOR VOTE ON VETO

MARTIN ABANDONS VETO EFFORTS UNTIL NEXT YEAR

VETO FOR N.C. GOVERNOR SHOULD BE TOP PRIORITY

MARTIN, MICHAUX SWAP BARBS OVER MINORITY REPRESENTATION

VIAR AND CO. INC. immiamr

RTP FIRM GETS EPA CLEANUP CONTRACT

VICIOUS ANIMALS

SEE ALSO BOG ATTACKS

SEE ALSO PIT BULL TERRIERS „,»„._,
JUDGE ORDERS 'VICIOUS' DOGS PUT TO SLEEP

VICKERS CLOTHIERS

VICKERS CLOTHIERS (AD)

VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS

111 ALSO RACKETEER BffUEMXD AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS STATUTE

APPEALS COURT RULES *5QO,0OO RESTITUTION EXCESSIVE IN DEATH-BY-VEHICLE

$500,000 RESTITUTION ORDER REDUCED TO 54,500

COMPARATIVE FAULT PROPOSAL FAILS TO SURVIVE BILL DEADLINE

DWI WRECK VICTIMS GET COMPENSATION m^ „.,,„,

COUNTY LEADS STATE IN COMPENSATION FOR CRIME VICTIMS-COURT OFFICIAL

VICTIMS, NOT CRIMINALS, NEED MORE ASSISTANCE

VICTORY VILLAGE DAY CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CHILD lARE

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2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

s

2

H

2

S

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

S

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

S

2

H

2

H

2

H

2

S

2

H

2

H

2

1/30/1989 A
2/01/1989 B
2/03/1989 B
2/05/1989 B
2/05/1989 D
2/07/1989 B
2/08/1989 A
2/09/1989 B
2/14/1989 A
2/16/1989 B
2/23/1989 B
3/01/1989 A
3/02/1989
3/03/1989
3/06/1989
3/07/1989
3/07/1989
3/10/198?
3/16/1989
3/18/1989 ..
3/22/1989 B
3/23/1989 A
4/05/1989
4/24/1989
4/25/1989
4/27/1989
4/28/1989
5/02/1989
5/07/1989
6/20/1989 ..
7/12/1989 D
7/14/1989 A
7/22/1989 A
7/28/1989 A
7/29/1989 C
7/31/1989 B
8/04/1989 A
8/07/1989
8/08/1989
8/09/1989
8/10/1989
8/11/1989
8/12/1989
8/13/1989

5 J Oil
4 N L40
3 N
9 P N
2 P U L40
2 N

E

N

J Oil

N

N

N

N

N

E

E

N

N

E

E

N

E

N

N

N

E

E

N

U L40

16 P N

4
9
8

12
4
1

13
4

10

11
1
4
4

M
N

N
N
N
N
N
E
N
H
N
E
E

1 P N

S 2 9/28/1989 A 1 N E33

CHH 1 3/18/1989 A 3 N R63
S 2 4/19/1989 E 9 D A

4/09/1989 B
5/16/1989 C
5/17/1989 A
7/26/1989 A
8/06/1989 B
12/15/1989 A

N S82
N
N L40

N B53
N S82
E

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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

HARDIN ADDRESSES UNC CHILD-CARE SHORTAGES

UNC WILL HELP WITH DAY CARE, HARDIN SAYS

PETITION SEEKS FUNDS FOR DAY CARE CENTER

CHILD CARE ORGANIZER TAKES STANCE ON VICTORY VILLAGE

NEW FLOOR FOR DAY CARE CENTER

VIDEO GAMES
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
UP FOR THE GAKE

VIDEO PIRACY

BILL WOULD STIFFEN PENALTIES FOR MOVIE, MUSIC TAPE PIRATES

VIDEOTAPE

SEE ALSO TELEVISION
VIDEOTAPE OF TRAFFIC DEATH LEADS JUDGE TO SENTENCE
PUTTING REALITY IN COURTROOM
VIDEO LENDS BASEBALL COACHING TIPS

VIDEOTAPE RECORDER
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
CAMCORDER AUTHOR SHARES EXPERTISE
ON QUEUE FOR VIDEOS

VIENNA, AUSTRIA

THE HAVE-NOTS VS. OPULENCE

VIETNAM

SEE ALSO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
IRONY PREVAILS, HBO URAPS UP VIETNAM

VIETNAM SYNDROME

SEE POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

VIETNAM VETERANS

SEE ALSO POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
SEE ALSO VETERANS
STRESS DISORDER PLAGUES VIETNAM VETERANS

VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL

DUKE ATHLETE, FIGHTER PILOT, MIA COMES HOME TO ARLINGTON

VIETNAMESE REFUGEES

NORTHERN TELECOM VIETNAMESE WORKER HOPES HELMS SPEEDS REUNION WITH MOM

VIETRI INC.

HILLSBOROUGH TO EXAMINE RIGHT OF WAY
VIETRI RIGHT OF WAY CHANGED

VIKING TRAVEL SERVICE

VIKING TRAVEL HOLDS ANNIVERSARY GALA/PEOPLE ON THE GO

THE VILLAGE BANK (FORMERLY THE COMMUNITY BANK OF CHAPEL HILL)
VILLAGE BANK EXPECTS TO RECOUP LOAN LOSS
BANKS LIST DIVIDENDS, INCOME

VILLAGE BANK (NORTHGATE)

BUSINESS BRIEFING/VILLAGE BANK IN NORTHGATE TO HAVE SATURDAY BANKING

VILLAGE CENTER

SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., PARKING AREAS

VILLAGE COMPANIES, INC.

VILLAGE CO. FOUNDATION REPORTS GIFTS
FOUNDER, LEADER PART COMPANY AFTER 23 YEARS
LEADER MAGAZINE MUM ON LAYOFFS, 'CHANGES'

VILLAGE ELDERS

SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS

N E

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CHH 1 1/21/1989 A 2 N S17

CHH 1 1/25/1989 A 1 P N S17

CHH 1 4/03/1989 A 1 N L90

CHH 1 4/08/1989 A 3 P N S17

CHH 1 4/27/1989 A 5 P P L38

H 2 1/09/1989 B 1 P P T32
H 2 5/01/1989 A 9 N

H 2 8/29/1989 A 1 N S82
H 2 9/02/1989 A 4 E
S 2 10/03/1989 D 5 N M06

S 2 4/27/1989 A 6 P F S27
H 2 7/11/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/09/1989 A 4 E

H 2 8/18/1989 D 11 R W66

S 2 2/01/1989 B 1 P F G59
H 2 10/29/1989 B 1 P U N36
H 2 11/06/1989 B 1 P N K65

CHH 1 11/29/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 12/01/1989 A 3 N

CHH 1 2/05/1989 A 7 U

H 2 1/05/1989 A 14 N
S 2 4/18/1989 A 3 N

H 2 1/15/1989 D 6 N

CHH 1 1/12/1989 A 9 N
H 2 8/08/1989 C 1 N K65
H 2 12/09/1989 B 6 N

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1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

•GORBACHEV'S RUSSIA' LECTURE TO OPEN VILLAGE ELDERS SERIES

THE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER (FORMERLY WELLONS VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER)
TAX OFFICE FIRE
ELECTRICAL SHORT STARTS $100,000 FIRE

VILLANOVA UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL

MASSIMINO, VILLANOVA EARN RESPECT IN BIG EAST BATTLES

UTfH F"NC£

SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST AND RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE

SEE ALSO RIOTS

SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE

^CAMPUS INCIDENTS BOLSTER REPORT OF RACIAL VIOLENCE, ACTIVIST SAYS
VICTIMS OF VIOLENT CROC ENCOURAGED BY SUPPORTIVE GROUP

VIOLENT FEMMES (BAND)

VIOLENT FEMMES PLAN CONCERT AT UNC

VIOLINS

REWARD OFFERED FOR TUO VIOLINS STOLEN IN BREAK-IN
GROUP SEEKS TIPS ON THEFT FROM MUSICIAN

VIREX

SEDURHAM SOFTWARE COMPANY DISCOVERS TWO NEW MACINTOSH COMPUTER VIRUSES

SEE ALSO FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA

SEE ALSO RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

SEE ALSO VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA

IN THE OLD DOMINION, THEY REJCMBER LEE ^^^

N.C. SENATOR'S BILL SEEKS LAWFULNESS OF LOTTERY TICKET

VIRGIRJR,AWARreILUNCHEON ADDED TO WILDER'S VA. CAMPAIGN TRAIL

VA. CANDIDATE STUMPS AT DURHAM CONVENTION ^ nrwtr

TAKE PRIDE, VIRGINIA, A GRANDSON OF SLAVES IS NOW YOUR GOVERNOR-ELECT

VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA
<rF£ (LSD VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA BEACH SAYS BOARD DID NOT GIVE REASON AGAINST GASTON PIPELINE
COUNTY IN 'VA. REJECTS APPEAL ON PIPELINE TO LAKE GASTON
VALENTINE WANTS IMPACT STUDY OF GASTON PIPELINE
GASTON PIPELIte BRIEFING SET „^„.„.

LAKE GASTON PIPELINE FIGHT CONTINUES ON 'MAVY FRONTS'
BLAME APLENTY AT VIRGINIA BEACH
PAIR FROM NEW NCCU GROUP SEEK AUDIENCE AT VIRGINIA BEACH

N E

P D — DATE-

CHH 1 10/25/1989 A 6 P N

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S 2 8/17/1989 A 1 P P T37
H 2 8/18/1989 C 1 P N N36

S 2 5/24/1989 D 1 P U D18

CHH 1 2/13/1989 A 3 N H90
H 2 9/27/1989 C 1 N S82

CHH 1 4/11/1989 A 2 N

H 2 4/13/1989 C 5 N
S 2 4/17/1989 C 1 N

H 2 1/15/1989 D 8 N K65

H
H
S
H
H
H
H

^J STUDENTS. vKlA BEACH EtDRWT Vst ABOUTRIOTS MIX SOC*

n FARTNR TVE RECORD

JUDGE BRITT TO HEAR ARGUMENTS ON LAKE GASTON PIPELINE OCT. 30

LAWYER SAYS LAKE GASTON PIPELINE BEING HELD 'HOSTAGE'

NCCU PAIR TELL PROBE PANEL RACISM CAUSED LABOR DAY RIOT

VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER CO.

COAL POWER PLANT TO BE BUILT IN VA.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SHUCK'S WISHBONE FIRST TAR HEEL TEST

VIRGINIA MUSUEM OF FINE ARTS

VISIONS: FAMILIAR SERENITY, FRIGHTENING DOUBT

VIRGINIA POWER AND LIGHT CO.

SEE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER CO.

VIRGINIA UNION SPORTS, BASKETBALL

VIRGINIA UNION KEEPS PERFECT MARK WITH
EAGLES 'TERRIBLE' IN LOSS TO UNION

•RAGGED' TRIUMPH OVER EAGLES

2 1/06/1989 D
2 1/13/1989 C

5 P F
1 N L40

2 7/27/1989 C 1 P N C47
2 7/27/1989 C 1 P N M06
2 11/09/1989 A 5 J

1/27/198"

1/31/1989

3/31/1989

4/19/1989

4/25/1989

9/10/1989

9/26/198" B

9/27/1989 C

10/04/1989 A

10/20/1989 C

10/31/1989 C

11/01/1989 C

N

N
N

N H60
N H60
E
N

N C47
N

N H60
N H60
N C47

2 8/18/1989 A 1 N S78

2 9/08/1989 C 1 P N C52
2 1/06/1989 D 6 P R G68

2 1/06/1989 B
2 1/06/1989 D

1 P N P75

2 P N P52

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

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VIRUS

SEE ALSO COXSACKIE VIRUS

SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)

SEE ALSO EPSTEIN-BARR VIRUS

•VIRUSES AND CANCER' SYMPOSIUM TOPIC

VIRUS INFECTIONS CAUSE MANY CANCERS, BUT LINK IS UNCLEAR

DURHAM DOCTORS TREAT VIRUS ATTACKING CHILDREN

VISIONARY ART
SEE ALSO ART
HAND & SHADOWi PORTRAITS OF VISIONARY FOLK ARTISTS
TRUCK-DRIVING ANGEL INSPIRES ONE VISIONARY ARTIST

VISIONS OF YESTERDAY RODDERS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, ANTIQUE
FISH FRY TODAY TO BENEFIT ASSOCIATION

A VISITATION OF SPIRITS (BOOK)

'THE BOOK IS A CREATURE TEARING DOWN TREES TRYING TO GET OUT'

VISTA POINT

SEE ALSO B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
NO TIME FOR FISHERMEN

VITAMINS

SEE ALSO NUTRITION
VITAMINS CAN SUPPLEMENT DIET LACKING IN VEGETABLES
NEW BATTLE BREWING OVER VITAMINS' THERAPEUTIC VALUE

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
TRADES FESTIVAL DRAWING PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS TO VANCE-GRANVILLE'S.,,

VOGUE (MAGAZINE)

STEEPED IN STYLE, FITTED TO SUCCESSi 'VOGUE' EXECUTIVE GIVES CREDIT...

VOICE

SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
THE SUBTLE ART OF BRINGING LANGUAGE TO LIFE

VOICES FROM HOME (BOOK)

NO IMPOSTOR/NEIL CAUDLE

VOLKSWAGEN

SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
V.W. PHONE HOME?

VOLUNTEER CENTER OF GREATER DURHAM (FORMERLY VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU)
VOLUNTEER CENTER ELECTS PRESIDENT
175 AGENCIES DEPEND ON VOLUNTEER CENTER

VOLUNTEER CENTER OF VANCE COUNTY
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY, N.C.
SIX AWARDS HONOR VOLUNTEERS IN VANCE COUNTY

VOLUNTEER EMERGENCY FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN
SEE ALSO FOSTER CARE
SHORT-TERM CARE FACILITY PLANNED FOR ORANGE CO.

VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., VOLUNTEERS

SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS VOLUNTEER COUNCIL

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CANDYSTRIFERS

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, WELCOME BABY PROGRAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM STUDENTS FOR A BETTER COMMUNITY

SEE ALSO DURHAM UNITED WAY

SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM

CHH 1 3/21/1989 A 5 P N
H 2 4/06/1989 C 2 N C60
S 2 8/07/1989 A 1 N H65

S 2 4/13/1989 D 1 P P
S 2 4/13/1989 D 2 P F B71

H 1 5/26/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 9/17/1989 D 3 P U H45

CHH 1 3/08/1989 A 3 P P L38

S 2 1/04/1989 A 10 U
S 2 4/26/1989 A 11 U

H 1 2/22/1989 C 1 N H60

H 2 3/23/1989 B 1 P F S56

CHH 1 2/20/1989 A 3 P N L90

CHH 1 11/13/1989 A 3 P R H90

CHH 1 7/06/1989 A 1 P P L38

H 2 6/14/1989 C 3 P N Bll
H 2 10/30/1989 B 1 D N S22

H 1 4/18/1989 B 1 N H60

CHH 1 7/16/1989 A 3 N S17

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1/01/1969 - 12/31/1989

SEE ALSO KEY VOLUNTEER

SEE ALSO RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

VOLUNTEERS FIND HELPING IS NOT A ONE-WAY STREET

VOLUNTEERS WILL UN-TRASH DURHAM

SPOTLIGHT ON VOLUNTEERS _ „ mi „ttv

PROJECT AIM! INVOLVE DUKE STUDENTS WITH CITY

GLAXO EMPLOYEES VOLUNTEER 9,000 HOURS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX

CLUB HONORS FRANCES NEWMAN

HANDICAP DOESN'T SLOW HONORED VOLUNTEER

YOUTHS HONORED

A PIONEER IN VOLUNTARISM

YOUNG VOLUNTEERS ARE HONORED

RETIREES TO HELP CHILDREN AT LIBRARIES

PENNEY FIRM GROUPS TO CITE TOP VOLUNTEERS

VOLUNTEERS' CONCERN HELPS EASE TRAUMA

175 AGENCIES DEPEND ON VOLUNTEER CENTER

ACADEMY STUDENTS BECOME VOLUNTEERS FOR SOCIAL AGENCIES

VOLUNTEERS CAN HELP KEEP OTHERS FED, WARM

KUDOS TO VOLUNTEERS

V0U^vr^TEERS,WANTED TO HELP MENTAL PATIENTS PREPARE FOR OUTSIDE WORLD
CHAPEL HILLIAN HONORED FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICES
A V FOR VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEERS 'READY TO GO BACK'
3 WIN VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARDS

VOLUNTEERS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO NATURAL HELPERS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.

EMT VOLUNTEERS RACE 'THE GOLDEN HOUR'

VOLUNTEERS SUGGEST ALTERNATIVES TO FEES

PEOPLE WHO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

BUSY ENOUGH NOT TO MISS IT

VOLUNTEERS FOR YOUTH „

VOLUNTEERS RECEIVE GIFT FROM WELLCOME

UfH 1 WTTPRS OF THE YEAR

FROM THE HEART: NINE ARE HONORED AS VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR __ tmrm

STEWART HONORED AS VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

MQTrp apatuy

REGISTER-AND VOTE; ELECTION DAY LAZINESS REMAINS BIG PROBLEM
CANDIDATE TRIES NEW TWIST

VOTER REGISTRATION, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO VOTER TURNOUT

SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY _

ELECTIONS OFFICE PURGES NAMES OF 12,000 VOTERS
LUMUMBA RIPS NEWSPAPER, 'WHITE MAN'S COURT'
REGISTRATION DEADLINE NEARS FOR OCT. 10 VOTE
LARGE VOTER TURNOUT GOOD CITIZENSHIP SIGN „.TUABV
MONDAY DEADLINE FOR REGISTERING TO VOTE IN OCT. 10 PRIMARY
COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED ON VOTER REGISTRATION INCLUDES MICHAUX
PURGE AFFECTS DURHAM LEAST

VOTER REGISTRATION, N.C.

SEE ALSO BLACKS, VOTER REGISTRATION

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, VOTER REGISTRATION

SEE ALSO VOTER TURNOUT

SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
2,882 NAMES PURGED FROM VANCE VOTER BOOKS
EASIER VOTER REGISTRATION GOAL OF TWO MICHAUX BILLS
VOTER-SIGNUP BILL SQUEAKS BY PANEL
PANEL REJECTS REGISTRATION OF VOTERS ON ELECTION DAYS
LAUMAKERS NITPICK MICHAUX'S WTER-REGISTRATIONIDEAS
COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW POST CARD VOTER REGISTRATION

C T J

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I T

N

E E

L Y

P

D — DATE — C ■

-PG L P BYL

H

2 2/26/1989 F

1 P F Zll

H

2 3/10/1989 A

4 E

H

2 4/12/1989 C

2 P P S73

H

2 5/05/1989 C

2 N J04

S

2 5/06/1989 A

3 N

H

2 6/15/1989 C

4 P N S22

H

2 8/17/1989 A

10 P N R60

S

2 8/29/1989 A

10 P P T44

H

2 8/30/1989 A

4 E

S

2 9/15/1989 B

1 P N S27

H

2 9/20/1989 C

3 N

S

2 10/17/1989 C

1 N E33

S

2 10/28/1989 A

4 E

H

2 10/30/1989 B

1 D N S22

H

2 11/10/1989 C

8 P T37

S

2 11/25/1989 A

4 E

H

2 12/14/1989 A

4 E

H

2 2/11/1989 C

1 N T33

Df

1 2/14/1989 A

8 P N

H

2 4/02/1989 D

4 E

CHV

1 7/24/1989 A

1 N H90

»

1 11/04/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1 6/12/1989 A 1 P N D38

CHH 1 6/12/1989 A 1 N M20

CHH 1 6/18/1989 A 6 U

CHH 1 10/15/1989 A 3 P N H90

CHH 1 9/16/1989 A 3 N

2 4/17/1989 B
2 4/21/1989 B
2 11/02/1989 C

1 P N S56
1 P P T37
9 N

H 2 4/01/1989 A 4 E
S 2 10/02/1989 A 4 E

s

2 3/16/1989 C

1 N M06

H

2 8/10/1989 C

1 P N R63

H

2 9/09/1989 C

3 N

S

2 9/09/1989 A

4 E

H

2 9/10/1989 B

7 N

H

2 11/10/1989 C

1 N L40

H

2 11/13/1989 A

4 E

H

H
H
H

S
H

3/10/1989
3/14/1989
4/27/1989
5/04/1989
5/09/1989
5/10/1989

N H60
N R53
N L40
N L40
J Oil
N L40

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/ANNUAL
1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

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VOTER REGISTRATION, U.S.

SEE ALSO BLACKS, VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO VOTER TURNOUT
REGISTER— AND VOTE; ELECTION DAY LAZINESS REMAINS BIG PROBLEM

VOTER TURNOUT

SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION, N.C.

SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION, U.S.

SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY

LOW VOTE A GOOD SIGN

STUDY? POOR VOTER TURNOUT AFFECTED DEMOCRATS MOST

AN ISSUE-FILLED ELECTION

FILING PERIOD FOR FALL MUNICIPAL RACES DRAWS NEAR

VOTING BEST WAY TO SHOW INDEPENDENCE

OFFICIALS? VOTER TURNOUT LIKELY LOW

CITY PRIMARY PRESENTS OPPORTUNITY FOR VOTERS

LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT EXPECTED IN PRIMARY FOR MAYOR, COUNCIL

AVERAGE TURNOUT PREDICTED FOR MUNICIPAL CONTESTS

CITY ELECTIONS GENERATE BRISK VOTING

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

FRIENDS OF DURHAM LEARNS LESSONS, VOWS TO STAY

VOTING PRECINCT TALLY

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, VOTING PRECINCTS (INCLUDES ALL OF DURHAM CO.)
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION, N.C.

V0TE/'8?i VOTING PRECINCT TALLY

ELECTION CANVASS CHANGES TOTALS FOR SIX CANDIDATES

MAYORAL/VOTING TALLY

CITY COUNCIL WARDS/VOTING TALLY (ERROR IN RESULTS)

UNOFFICIAL PRECINCT RETURNS IN DURHAM RACES

CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL/VOTE TALLY

CHAPEL HILL CITY SCHOOL BOARD/VOTE TALLY

CARRBORO/VOTE TALLY

HILLSBOROUGH/VOTE TALLY

VOYAGER (SPACE PROBE)

MOREHEAD MONITORS VOYAGER BROADCASTS
VOYAGER'S MISSION IS HISTORIC SUCCESS

UBBB

DANGLING TOWER

WCHL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

NEWS DIRECTOR SET TO LEAVE WCHL
OFFICIALS SAY THEY'LL MISS THIS REPORTER!
BIZ NOTES

WCPE-FM (RALEIGH, N.C.)

PRICE ASKS INCREASE OF STATION'S SIGNAL
UCPE RADIO FIGHTS FOR 100,000 WATTS
STUDENT STATION WARY OF WCPE POWER BOOST

UDCG-FM (DURHAM, N.C.)

DURHAM HERALD CO. MAY SELL RADIO STATIONS
DURHAM PAPERS PLAN TO KEEP RADIO STATIONS
RADIO STATIONS NOT FOR SALE

UDNC (DURHAM, N.C.)

HIGH-TECH HELPS TELEPHONE COMPANY RETURN TO OLD-TIME SERVICES
DURHAM HERALD CO. MAY SELL RADIO STATIONS
DURHAM PAPERS PLAN TO KEEP RADIO STATIONS
RADIO STATIONS NOT FOR SALE

H 2 4/01/1989 A

WCHL NEWS DIRECTOR PRAISED...

H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2

H

S

H

H

S

CHH

CHH

CHH

CHH

1/04/1989

1/30/1989

5/07/1989

6/26/1989

7/03/1989

10/07/1989

10/09/1989

10/10/1989

11/07/1989

11/07/1989

11/08/1989

11/08/1989

11/08/1989

11/08/1989

11/08/1989

11/10/1989

10/11/1989
10/12/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989

CHH 1
S 2

8/23/1989 A
8/31/1989 A

L
J
E

N H90
U M06
N C61
E

N C61
N M70
N C61
N B53
N C61
N C61
N H65
N C61
N S69

N

N C61

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

9 P N
4 E

H 1 6/24/1989 C 1 P P H60

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

2/18/1989 A
3/10/1989 A
4/25/1989 A

CHH 1 8/10/1989 A
H 2 9/01/1989 C
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A

S 2 7/12/1989 A
S 2 7/31/1989 A
H 2 8/01/1989 B

S 2 4/19/1989 E

S 2 7/12/1989 A

S 2 7/31/1989 A

H 2 8/01/1989 B

3 N

3 P N M70
6 P N

3 N

3 N L40
3 N C62

1 N M06
1 N C61
7 N

3 F B53

1 N K06

1 N C61

7 N

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1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

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UTSJR— &■(

IN THE KNOW ABOUT AFRICAN CULTURE; EDUCATOR BRUCE BRIDGES

WFTK

CHRISTIAN RADIO STATION TO SERVE TRIANGLE AREA
UFTK/GOSPEL AND POLITICS

WGLH (RADIO STATION) __ _^

TALK RADIO STATION PLANNED; HILLSBOROUGH SITE EYED

WIC

SEE WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM

WKRX (ROXBORO, N.C.)

MYERS BUYS 2 ROXBORO RADIO STATIONS

WNCC-FM

SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. _

NCCU FILES FOR FM RADIO (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-6-89)
CORRECTION

UNND-FM

'THE HIND'

CHANGES

WPTF-TV (RALEIGH, N.C.) _

DURHAM CORP. SEEKING CHAIN TO BUY WPTF-TV

WINTER ICE STORM PARALYZES TRIANGLE, CAUSES TWO TV TOWERS TO TUMBLE

STORM KILLS 9, TOPPLES TV TOWERS

ICE TOPPLES TV TOWERS; SIGNALS SLIP TO NEW SLOTS

CARNAGE ON ICE/WHEN THE TOWERS CAME A-TUMBLIN'DOWN

THE NUMBERS ARE IN., ./TV NEWS WARS

WRAL

CRACK IN NORTH CAROLINA/WRAL TAKES A LOW

THREE AREA EVENTS GET LIVE TV COVERAGE/PARADE Of PARADES

CHARLIE GADDY! WRAL-TV NEWS ANCHOR LIVES A CHILDHOOD DREAM

CAROLINA COASTAL CELEBRATION SLATED THIS WEEKEND IN RALEIGH

WRAL WEATHERMAN DEBARDELABEN RETIRES „ir.TT^„ „_

WRAL OFFERS SERVICE BEGINNING MONDAY/CLOSED-CAPTIONED NEWS

WINTER ICE STORM PARALYZES TRIANGLE, CAUSES TWO TV TOWERS TO TUMBLE

STORM KILLS 9, TOPPLES TV TOWERS

ICE TOPPLES TV TOWERS; SIGNALS SLIP TO NEW SLOTS

CARNAGE ON ICE/WHEN THE TOWERS CAME A-TUMBLIN'DOWN

THE NUMBERS ARE IN... /TV NEWS WARS

WRDU (RALEIGH, N.C.)

SEE ALSO WPTF-TV (RALEIGH, N.C.)
ROCKTOBER AT WRDU/CALL-LETTER CELEBRATION

URXO (RADIO STATION)

MYERS BUYS 2 ROXBORO RADIO STATIONS

WTVD (DURHAM, N.C.)

POLICE LOG/CAMERAMAN ACCUSED OF OBSTRUCTION

VOCALISTS SING TUNEFUL FAREWELL TO THEIR PIANIST

CORPORATE GADFLY PUTS ON 'COMEDY'

MAN, WOMAN STAB EACH OTHER IN FIGHT

MAN CHARGED WITH THREATENING TV PEOPLE

WTVD TAKES A LOOK AT SCHOOLS' PROBLEMS ,_

FBI STUDYING LETTER TO WTVD FROM GROUP WITH MAIL BOMBS

WUNC (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

TRUSTEES VETO DESIGN OF WUNC-FM BUILDING
REFLECTIVE ESSAYS ON THE AIR
UNC STATIONS BACK ON AIR AFTER WRECK
TRUSTEES OK UUNC-FM'S NEW DESIGN
CHARGES FILED IN TRANSFORMER INCIDENT

S 2 6/02/1989 B 1 P F G59

H 2 6/24/1989 A 7 P N T33
H 2 10/27/1989 D 20 U M60

CHH 1 3/04/1989 A 1 N H90

H 1 1/04/1989 C 4 N

S 2 4/05/1989 A 1 N 392
S 2 4/06/1989 A 2 N

H 2 10/06/1989 D 19 P N M60

H
H
S
H
H
H

2 8/23/1989 D
2 12/11/1989 A
2 12/11/1989 A
2 12/15/1989 D
2 12/17/1989 E
2 12/22/1989 D

4 N
1 P N
1 P N
24 P U M60
1 P N Zll
7 U M60

H
H

2 11/10/1989 D
2 11/17/1989 D

20 F M60
20 U M60

H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H

2 3/21/1989 C

1 4/06/1989 C

2 5/14/1989 D
2 12/01/1989 D
2 12/11/1989 A
2 12/11/1989 A
2 12/15/1989 D
2 12/17/1989 E
2 12/22/1989 D

5 P F

1 N H60

8 N
20 U M60

1 P N

1 P N
24 P U M60

1 P N Zll

7 U M60

H 2 10/20/1989 D 18 F M60
H 1 1/04/1989 C 4 N

CHH 1 2/23/1989 A
H 2 3/28/1989 B
H 2 5/03/1989 C
S 2 7/04/1939 C
H 2 7/19/1989 C
H 2 12/08/1989 D
H 2 12/30/1989 A

2 N

1 P U W15
1 P N N36
1 N

3 N

28 U M60
1 N N36

CHH 1 9/04/1989 A
CHH 1 10/26/1989 A
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A
CHH 1 10/28/1989 A
CHH 1 10/28/1989 A

1 P N S17
3 P N H90
3 N M70
1 P N S17
3 N

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

UUNC OPERATING AT 10 PERCENT BROADCAST POWER
ICE PLAGUES WUNC-FM/BROADCASTING BLUES

UUNC-TV (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION

FESTIVAL '89 HOPES TO RAISE $900,000

THE HIGH LIFE

UUNC-TV ON THE MOVE

WXYC (UNC STUDENT RADIO STATION)
UNC RADIO NEEDS CASH
STUDENT STATION WARY OF UCPE POWER BOOST

W. G. PEARSON SCHOOL

SEE PEARSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

W, M. PIATT AND CO.

PERSON BOARD REFUSES TO BACK DELAY OF HEARING

U. T. BLACKWELL AND CO.

TOBACCO LIGHTS UP N.C. POST-WAR ECONOMY

UACCAMAW POTTERY

WACCAMAW POTTERY (AD)

WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.

BANK WANTS TO CLOSE NORTHGATE MALL OFFICE

WACHOVIA PLANS TO RENOVATE BUILDING AT CORCORAN AND MAIN

WACHOVIA TO RENOVATE MAIN OFFICE BUILDING

BANKS CITE HEAVY LOBBY TRAFFIC IN DENYING CHECKH2ASHING SERVICE

MUSEUM HALFWAY TOWARD FUND GOAL

BANK LOAN EFFORT TARGETS INNER CITY

WACHOVIA ANNOUNCES MORTGAGE LOAN PROGRAM

BANK WILL GIVE BOOST FOR NEIGHBORHOODS

UADDELL INVESTMENT GROUP

WADDELL CLIENTS MAY BE REIMBURSED

UADDELL JENMAR SECURITIES, INC.
SEE UADDELL INVESTMENT GROUP

UADDELL PROPERTIES, INC.

SEE WADDELL INVESTMENT GROUP

WADE G. BROUN WATER TREATMENT PLANT

SEE INFINITY ROAD WATER TREATMENT PLANT

WAFFLE HOUSE

COUNTY, TOWN CLASH OVER BUFFER

CROUD DEBATES HILLSBOROUGH INTERSTATE RULES

PLANNERS REJECT ZONING CHANGE

HILLSBOROUGH PLANNERS BLAST TOWN BOARD

UAFFLE HOUSE CLEARS FIRST HURDLE

TO THE SYRUP, UAFFLE LOVERS!

HILLSBOROUGH BOARD BELAYS RESERVOIR ACTION

LET MAYOR GATES MAKE HIS OWN WAFFLES

WAFFLE HOUSE GIVES FRED CATES TIE, CAPS

TIGHTER RULES URGED FOR 1-85 DEVELOPMENT

UAFFLES 1, OPPOSITION 0

BEHIND THE WAFFLE DEBATE

PICKETERS, CHEERS GREET RESTAURANT'S OPENING DAY

WAGES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INDEX, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
DURHAM WAGES TOP U.S. AVERAGE

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CHH 1 12/28/1989 A
S 2 12/29/1989 D

1 P N H90
20 U M60

CHH 1 3/02/1989 A 3 C N L90
CHH 1 6/19/1989 A 10 P P L38
H 2 9/26/1989 A 6 P P R56

H 2 11/03/1989 D
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A

U M60
N C62

H 1 5/02/1989 C 1 N T33

S 2 4/19/1989 F 2 P F M06

S 2 4/19/1989 F 11 P A

S

2

4/04/1989 C

1 N M06

H

2

4/30/1989 D

7 N

S

2

5/22/1989 B

3 N

H

2

6/13/1989 C

1 P N C47

H

2

7/16/1989 B

10 N

S

2

9/22/1989 C

1 N

H

2

9/24/1989 F

1 N "

S

2

9/25/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1 4/24/1989 A 1 P N M70

CHH 1

1/12/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

2/01/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

2/03/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

2/10/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

3 P N R63

CHH 1

2/16/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

1 N R63

CHH 1

3/01/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

3/02/1989 A

3 N

CHH 1

7/05/1989 A

3 N D38

CHH 1

10/15/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

10/22/1989 A

4 L

CHH 1

10/23/1989 A

1 P N

S 2 10/04/1989 A 1 C N E33

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SUBJECTS

TOP WAGES DON'T «3_P EVERYONE IN DURHAM

WAGES, N.C.

SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
<?FE ALSO SA.ARIES. N.C.
MANAGERS URGE UNC NOT TO SURRENDER CAROLINA If*) CONTROL

WAGES, U.S.

SEE ALSO PAYROLL TAX
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
REAL INCOME LESS THAN IN '72, ECONOMIST SAYS

WAKE COUNTY, N.C, ANNEXATION

DURHAM-WAKE LAND SWAP MORE THAN ACREAGE ISSUE
COUNCIL APPROVES ANNEXATION PACTS WITH NEIGHBORS

WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT

TRIANGLE WILL LEAD N.C. PUPIL GROWTH

WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT

BRIDGES ^CONTINUE EFFORTS FOR REGIONAL MODEL SCHOOL

WAKE FOREST UNIV., STUDENTS ^ ^^

DURHAM STUDENT SEES BLOODY BEIJING SCENE

WAKE FOREST UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL (PROPOSED)

WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY TO CONSIDER SEMINARY

WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, BASEBALL

DEACONS NIP WOLFPACK, 5-4 _

TAR HEELS WEATHER STORM, DEACONS' CHALLENGE

WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
WAKE WINS; TERPS LOSE
DEACONS SEND TERPS TUMBLING
HAMMONDS 30 POWER GA. TECH
HOULING'S LATE HEROICS LEAD CLEMSON PAST WAKE

PACK RIPS WAKE FOREST ^

UOLFPACK CONTINUES TO ROLL OVER ADVERSITY

MCQUEEN HELPS DEACS DEAL DUKE SECOND LOSS

DEACONS DERAIL DISJOINTED DEVILS

TAR HEELS WHIP WAKE

HEELS GO INSIDE TO WHIP DEACS

TAR HEELS RIP WAKE FOREST, 99-76

HOBBLED HEELS DUMP DEACS

WOLFPACK WINS 4-OT THRILLER

MARATHON MEN! PACK VS. DEACS

DEVILS BOUNCE DEACS, 88-64

•AIR BRICKEY' IGNITES DUKE __ rMnBAU

ODOM CHOSEN TO HEAD DEACON BASKETBALL PROGRAM

ODOM TAKES OVER AS DEMON DEACONS HEAD COACH

UO<E FOREST REPORT INDICATES NO EVIDENCE OF VIOLATIONS
ODOM TAKES STROLL DOWN fCMORY LANE
HILLSIDE'S ROGERS CHOOSES WAKE ^^ „rA~~„
DO NEU COACH, NEW COLISEUM MEAN NEW BRAND OF DEACON?
DEACONS FALL TO SETON HALL IN OT

WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL

'PACK, CAVS TO CHALLENGE TIGERS IN ACC RACE

DEACONS LOOKING FOR BODIES FOR EMPTY PLACES

FOR DOOLEY, RETURNING TO CHAPEL HILL SWEET AS PIE

TAR HEELS COME UP SHORT, 17-16

WAKE'S 'TRENCH FIGHTER' GETS NO SOLACE FROM PAST

DUKE TO TEST DOOLEY'S MASTERY

NUMBERS PROVE WAKE'S PROEHL IS UNDERRATED _A,m r^r
AIR PATROL/DEVILS, DEACONS TO SET UP END ZONE COMMAND POST
DEVILS UNLEASH MONSTROUS OFFENSE

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CHH 1 3/29/1989 A 1 P N S17

CHH 1 4/22/1989 A 1 C N S17

S 2 10/16/1989 A
H 2 12/05/1989 C

1 N C61
1 N R63

S 2 9/05/1989 A 1 C N S92
CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 3 N M25
S 2 6/06/1989 A 1 M N M06

S

2

2/04/1989 C

1 N M06

H

2

4/21/1989 B

1 N M64

H

2

4/26/1989 D

1 N R54

S

2

1/03/1989 B

4 N

S

2

1/05/1989 B

1 P N

H

0

£

1/08/1989 B

4 P N

H

2

1/15/1989 C

4 P N

H

2

1/19/1989 D

1 P N C49

S

2

1/19/1989 B

3 P N P52

H

2

1/22/1989 C

1 P N C52

S

2

1/23/1989 D

2 P U D18

H

2

1/26/1989 D

1 P N M14

S

2

1/26/1989 B

1 P N F25

H

2

2/17/1989 B

1 P N C52

s

2/17/1989 D

1 P N F25

H

<5

3/05/1989 C

1 P N M14

H

2

3/07/1989 B

2 U M14

H

2

3/11/1989 D

1 N C49

S

2

3/11/1989 B

2 P N F25

H

2

4/08/1989 D

1 P N M14

H

2

4/09/1989 C

1 P N M14

S

2

4/11/1989 D

1 P U D18

H

2

4/14/1989 B

1 N

H

7

11/02/1989 C

1 P N C49

H

2 11/02/1989 C

1 P N C49

H

2 11/15/1989 D

7 P N

S

2 12/06/1989 D

1 P N F25

S

8/23/1989 D

7 P F F25

H

2

8/24/1989 D

6 P F

H

2

10/04/1989 C

2 P N

H

2 10/08/1989 C

1 P N B40

H

2 11/01/1989 D

1 P N

S

2 11/01/1989 D

1 P U F25

s

2 11/02/1989 B

1 P U F25

H

2 11/04/1989 D

1 P N C49

S

2 11/06/1989 D

1 P U F25

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OICH SUCCESSFUL IN DEACON DEBUT

WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER

SURPRISING DEACONS SQUARE 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

UAKE MEDICAL CENTER

WAKE MATERNITY CENTER NOW OFFICIALLY OPEN

WAKE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE

480 TO GRADUATE FROM WAKE TECH FRIDAY

WAL-rtART DISCOUNT STORE

SEE ALSO SAM'S WHOLESALE CLUB
WAL-MART FLOODED WITH JOB SEEKERS

RETAIL RANGE WAR; SHAKE HANDS AND COME OUT SELLING AT THE SOUND OF...
DURHAM GETTING WAL-MART STORE
WAL-MART PLANS FIRST DURHAM STORE
WAL-MART PLANNING CEREMONY THURSDAY
WAL-MART COMPETITION CONCERNS MERCHANTS
WHOLESALE CLUB BEING PLANNED FOR DURHAM

WALDEN-AT-GREENFIELDS APARTMENTS
WALDEN OWNERS SUE TOWN

WALDORF EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT
MAKING MERRY

WALK-A-THON

WALK PLANNED TO RAISE MONEY FOR CITY YOUTH PROGRAM

■DATE — C
2 11/26/1989 C

H 2 11/05/1989 C

H 2 11/06/1989 B

H 2 11/06/1989 B

S 2 11/06/1989 D

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L P

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7 N

1 N F95

2 N F95
2 P N F95
2 P N A76

H 1 3/03/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 8/16/1989 C 1 N H60

CHH

H

S

H

CHH

CHH

S

4/28/1989 A
5/28/1989 B
6/12/1989 A
6/13/1989 C
6/28/1989 A
6/30/1989 A
7/21/1989 A

CHH 1 6/06/1989 A
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A
H 2 3/18/1989 C

A WALK IN THE WOODS (PLAY)

BACK FROM THE USSR; 2 PLAYMAKERS DISCUSS 'WALK IN THE WOODS' SOVIET TOUR H

WALKING

SEE ALSO JOGGING
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
SEE ALSO TURKEY WALK (TURKEY RUN)
SEE ALSO WALK-A-THON

WALK FOR HEALTH ADDED TO ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR CHILDREN'S CLASSIC

EMPLOYEES STAGE FITNESS 'WALKOUT'

STEP OUT FOR CHILDREN WITH DANNY, QUIN AND JOHN (AD)

FROM TODDLERS TO GRANDMOTHERS, MORE THAN 600 JOIN HEALTH WALK

WALKING ACROSS EGYPT (BOOK & PLAY)

'WALKING ACROSS EGYPT' TO OPEN NOV. 2 AT UNC
'WALKING ACROSS EGYPT '/THIS PLAY REALLY COOKS
'WALKING' IS SATISFYING FARE

WALL STREET JOURNAL (NEWSPAPER)

AFTER 100 YEARS, INFLUENCE OF WSJ CARRIES WAY PAST WALL ST. CANYONS

WALLACE WADE STADIUM

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
BY ANY OTHER NAME...
CLEAN SWEEP
STADIUM'S ANNUAL BATH
STADIUMS STARTING TO OFFER VARIED MENUS

2 7/10/1989 A

H 2 4/13/1989 C

CHH 1 4/22/1989 A

H 2 5/14/1989 B

H 2 5/21/1989 B

CHH 1 10/15/1989 A
H 2 11/03/1989 D
S 2 11/06/1989 B

S 2 1/25/1989 A

S 2 7/04/1989 A

H 2 8/08/1989 C

S 2 10/11/1989 C

WALLS

WALL GROUNDBREAKING SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
GROUND BREAKING

UALLTOWN SCHOOL

SITE PICKED FOR PROBLEM STUDENTS ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL
BOARD CLEARS WAY FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL
INNOVATIVE SCHOOL TO HELP "AT-RISK" PUPILS

CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
CHH 1 12/06/1989 A

H 2 8/16/1989 C
S 2 8/29/1989 B
S 2 11/10/1989 A

N H90
P N T33
M N M06

N T33

N

N D38

N M06

N H90

1 P P T44
4 N
6 P F W66

4 N D80
3 N
8 P A
1 P N Bll

7 P N
9 P R B71
5 P R B71

H 2 7/09/1989 D 6 T F

7 P P T37
2 P P K30
1 P P S73
1 P F G59

3 N

2 P P L38

2 N C47
1 N
1 P N E33

WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS

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MONEY DRIVES ENTERTAINMENT

WALTER SPEARMAN PROFESSORSHIP IN JOUfWALISM

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PROFESSORSHIPS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
UNC JOURNALISM SCHOOL REACHES FUNDING GOAL

WAR OF THE ROSES (FILM) _„„,

MORE TORNY THAN FUNNY/'WAR OF THE ROSES'

IN FILM, AS IN DIVORCE, YOUR'RE GLAD IT'S OVER

"WAR ON DRUGS"

SEE DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION

WAR POWERS ACT

REPEAL WAR POWERS ACT

"*» rS& FACES FORECLOSURE ON DEBTS

WAREHOUSE MOON (PLAY) __ _„

'MOON' A TALE OF SEX, COMMITMENT

WAREHOUSES

SEE ALSO TOBACCO, WAREHOUSES
WAREHOUSE PRICE SAID $17 MILLION

WARNER-LAMBERT CO.

CUATRECASAS JOINS WARNER-LAMBERT

WARRANTS

SEE ALSO FUGITIVE WARRANTS
HOUSE OKS MEASURE ON ARRESTS WITHOUT WARRANTS

WARREN COUNTY, N.C. _

STATE TO SPRAY GYPSY MOTHS IN WARREN

WARREN COUNTY SCHOOLS „™»T^

WARREN CO. SCHOOLS TAP DURHAM ADMINISTRATOR

WARREN COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT ^rmimrr
WARREN SEARCHING FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
REJECTED BY DURHAM, THOMPSON LANDS TOP SCHOOL POST IN WARREN

UARRENTON, N.C, ELECTIONS

WARRENTON BOARD MEMBERS AND MAYOR SEEK RE-ELECTION

WARRENTON, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE _

WARRENTON BOARD MEMBERS AND MAYOR SEEK RE-ELECTION

UARRENTON TOWN COUNCIL m _^ „ _ „__„

WARRENTON BOARD MEMBERS AND MAYOR SEEK RE-ELECTION

WASHINGTON, D.C

VISIONS OF D.C. STIR 3RD-GRADERS
WASHINGTON SIGHTS WOW EAST END PUPILS

WASHINGTON DUKE INN

^T&^G^OUGhTbUFFET LINE; AT LEAST ORANGE JUICE WAS FRESH!
COPING WITH THREE MEALS IN ONE; THE TRUTH ABOUT THAT ORANGE JUICE

'^ISNGTON^IMESSAPOL0GIZES TO ROSE, RETRACTS STATEMENT ON DRUNKEN...

WASSAIL

HOT & COLD HOLIDAYS

WASTE DISPOSAL

SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM

T S

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2 8/30/1989 A

S 2 1/25/1989 A 11 N

2 12/15/1989 D 19 P R S66
2 12/15/1989 D 19 P R S92

2 5/06/1989 A 4 E

2 8/24/1989 A 1 N

2 6/20/1989 A 6 R M60

2 10/26/1989 C 1 M N C61

2 10/10/1989 A 1 P N K65

2 5/11/1989 B 5 N

1 3/14/1989 C 1 N H60

2 9/04/1989 C 1 N

1 2/17/1989 C 1 N H60

2 5/25/1989 C 1 P N J40

1 7/15/1989 C 1 N H60
1 7/15/1989 C 1 N H60
1 7/15/1989 C 1 N H60

2 3/14/1989 C 1 P N S92
2 6/06/1989 C 1 P N S92

2 12/22/1989 D 10 P R C09
2 12/22/1989 D 10 P R 052

2 3/04/1989 B 8 N
2 12/20/1989 B 1 D N S56

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS HASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SLUDGE
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE

PERSON JOINS AREA WASTE DISPOSAL STUDY

SLUDGE DISPOSAL TO TOP $1 MILLION

WASTE ENERGY INC.

GRANVILLE OFFICIALS TO TOUR INCINERATOR IN GALAX, VA,
TOUR OF INCINERATOR SET FOR THURSDAY BEING POSTPONED
GRANVILLE BOARD WILL DISCUSS INCINERATOR PROPOSALS MONDAY
INCINERATOR PLANS IN GRANVILLE DESCRIBED
GRANVILLE BOARD DENIES PERMITS FOR INCINERATORS

WASTE INDUSTRIES INC.

MANNED WASTE SITE STUDIED IN GRANVILLE

WASTE MANAGEMENT INC.

BILL WOULD PREVENT STATE FROM DOING BUSINESS WITH FELONS

WASTE PROCESSING INC.

GRANVILLE INCINERATOR HEARING DRAWS QUESTIONING CROUD
GRANVILLE BOARD WILL DISCUSS INCINERATOR PROPOSALS MONDAY
INCINERATOR PLANS IN GRANVILLE DESCRIBED
GRANVILLE BOARD DENIES PERMITS FOR INCINERATORS

WASTE WATER

RTI STUDY REVEALS 95X OF TOXIC WASTE IN WATER

WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS

SEE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.

WATCHES

SO WATCHES VALUED AT $3,500 STOLEN

WATER AND SEWER CUSTOMER SERVICE DIVISION
SEE WATER AND SEWER RATES, DURHAM

WATER AND SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO

SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY

CARRBORO BLASTS SEWER POLICY

WATER LINE WORK PLANNED FOR ESTES

CARRBORO TO MULL BUILDING LIMITS

DEM HEAD PLANS AMBERLY SITE TOUR

OWASA MAY EXTEND WATER, SEWER DELAY

GETTING THE LEAD OUT; LOCAL SCHOOLS WAY AHEAD OF EPA

STATE REJECTS AMBERLY PLAN

OPPONENTS SURPRISED BY AMBERLY DECISION

DEM ON THE RIGHT TRACK

SZOSTAK WON'T ASK ALDERMEN TO LOBBY OWASA FOR AMBERLY

SZOSTAK TO SEEK SEWER LINES FOR SCALED-DOWN AMBERLY

SZOSTAK TO SEEK SEWER LINES FOR SCALED-DOWN AMBERLY

COUNCIL TO HEAR WATERSHED PLAN

15-501 WATERLINE REPLACEMENT GETS NOD

EFLAND AREA GROWTH CONSIDERED/COST OF WATER AND SEWER MAY LIMIT DEV,

THRIFT SHOP PONDERS PAYMENT OF WATERLINE RELOCATION

GROUP TO CONSIDER OFFICIALS' REACTIONS TO WATERSHED PLAN

OWASA WILL PAY, ADERHOLT SUGGESTS

SCHOOLS' WATER aOW SOLUTION TO COST ESTIMATED $218,803

PLUMBERS GET SCANT HOLIDAY

BROKEN PIPES, LEAKS PLAGUE UNC CAMPUS

WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

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H 1 1/18/1989 C
S 2 7/24/1989 A

1 N

1 N C61

1 11/02/1989 B
1 11/14/1989 B
1 11/18/1989 C

1 11/21/1989 B

2 12/05/1989 C

N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33

H 1 9/20/1989 C 1 N T33
H 2 7/02/1989 BUN

H 1 11/07/1989 A

H 1 11/18/1989 C

H 1 11/21/1989 B

H 2 12/05/1989 C

1 N T33

1 N T33

1 N T33

1 N T33

S 2 7/17/1989 A 1 P N T77

H 2 4/15/1989 CAN

CHH
CHH
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH

1
1
1
1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

1/05/1989

2/25/1989

4/10/1989

4/13/1989

4/13/1989

4/14/1989

4/21/1989

4/21/1989

4/22/1989

4/26/1989

5/25/1989

5/25/1989

10/23/1989

10/28/1989

11/10/1989

11/12/1989

11/13/1989

11/23/1989

12/04/1989

12/27/1989

12/27/1989

N C62
N L90
N C62
N C62
N L90
N L90
N C62
N C62
E

N C62
N C62
N L90
N M20
N M25
N W57
N M25
N M25
N C62
N C62
N H90
N S17

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SUBJECTS

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SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM

SEE ALSO DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION

SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY

CITY WATER MAY FLOW TO LEESVILLE ROAD THIS SUMMER

LEESVILLE RD. WATER LINE 'TOP PRIORITY'

PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF

DETOUR AROUND REPAIR OF WATER LINE

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

ENGINEER} TRINITY-DUKE TRAFFIC WILL RETURN TO NORMAL SOON

2 WATER LINES RUPTURE, SOAK DOWNTOWN OFFICES

BROKEN MAINS GUSH WATER IN DOWNTOWN

BROKEN WATER MAINS FLOOD DOWNTOWN DURHAM

2ND WATER LINE NEARLY MENDED

DURHAM WATER MAINS RUPTURE

WATER MAINS DOWNTOWN BURST AGAIN

TREYBURN FIRM SUES CITY OVER LAND DEAL

FIRM SHIFTS SEWER, ENDS CONDEMNATION

WIDOW'S LAND SAVED FROM CONDEMNATION

CITY TO PAY MORE FOR SEWAGE BACKUP

ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT TO PROTECT LAKE ^ ^vmj

WORK ON MONTVALE SEWER LINES MAY BE COMPLETE NEXT MONTH

PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON TREYBURN SEWERS

BROKEN WATER LINES SPRINKLE THE AREA

DURHAM PAYS MORE FOR SEWER BACKUP

'DRIPPY' IDEA STRAINS AREA WATER SUPPLY

WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM

COMMISSIONERS MULL CONTRACT QUESTION

SEWER, STREETS NAG BETHESDA RESIDENTS

♦50,000 PACT OK'D IN STEP TO ALLEVIATE FAILING SEPTIC TANKS

1,400 HOMES MAY GET HELP FOR SEPTIC WORK _

LEESVILLE ROAD RESIDENTS HEAR CITY PANEL DEFER ACTION ON WATER SERVICE

MITSUBISHI PAYMENT MAY REVIVE DEBATE

COUNTY BUSINESS POLICY HAS BEEN EFFECTIVE TOOL

WOMAN CHALLENGES CITY'S RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN

BETHESDA COMMUNITY SEWER-LINES WORK IS COMPLETE

BILLS TO FOLLOW BETHESDA SEWER WORK

FIRMS WANT PAYBACKS UNDER INDUSTRIAL POLICY

TREYBURN WANTS CITY'S NOD FOR SEWER LINES

COMMISSIONERS OK ASSESSMENT FOR BETHESDA

WATER AND SEWER LINES, ORANGE COUKTY mim , „„
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., WATER AND SEWER LINES

WATER AND SEWER RATES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO

OWASA MAY RAISE RATES ANNUALLY FOR NEXT 5 YEARS

WATER AND SEWER RATES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY FEES
DURHAM OFFICIALS SUGGEST CHANGES IN CITY WATER BILLS
CITY CHANGES DELINQUENT WATER BILLINGS _
CITY MAY BE FACING LARGE RISE IN SEWER, WATER RATES
IT'S GOOD NEWS FOR CITY TAXPAYERS! NO INCREASE
COOK SAYS SEWER, WATER COSTS ARE TOP PRIORITY
THE HIGH-COST GULLEY YEARS

WATER CONSERVATION

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., WATER CONSERVATION
ONE-GALLON COMMODE TOUTED AS WAY TO SAVE WATER, MONEY
HILLSBOROUGH CLOSES TAP ON WATER WASTE, WATER SUPERINTENDENT CLAIMS
DON'T WASTE VALUABLE WATER
WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN UNTESTED, THAWS TO RAIN

H

2

2/14/1989 C

1

N S69

S

2

2/14/1989 B

1 P N H70

S

2

2/15/1989 A

4

E

H

2

3/03/1989 C

1 P P M66

H

2

4/18/1989 B

1

N S69

S

2

4/18/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2

4/19/1989 A

1

N S69

S

2

4/19/1989 C

1

N B53

H

2

4/23/1989 B

1 P N S69

S

2

5/23/1989 A

1 P N C61

H

2

5/24/1989 C

1 P N R63

H

2

5/24/1989 C

2 P P S76

S

2

5/24/1989 B

1

N C61

H

2

5/28/1989 A

1

N M51

H

2

5/29/1989 C

1 P N M51

S

2

6/08/1989 A

17

N

S

2

7/27/1989 A

12

N B53

H

2

7/28/1989 C

1

N S69

S

2

8/11/1989 A

1

N C61

S

2

8/21/1989 A

1

N C61

S

2 11/06/1989 C

1

N B53

S

2 12/12/1989 B

1

N C61

H

2

12/26/1989 B

1

N T33

S

2 12/26/1989 A

1

N C61

H

2 12/28/1989 A

1

N R63

H

2

1/10/1989 C

6

N A54

S

2

1/10/1989 A

1

N H65

H

2

1/25/1989 C

8

N A54

S

2

1/25/1989 A

N H65

H

2

1/31/1989 B

P N 369

S

2

2/28/1989 A

N H65

S

2

3/02/1989 A

E

H

2

4/12/1989 C

N S69

S

2

6/22/1989 A

N H65

S

2

9/08/1989 A

N H65

S

2 10/20/1989 C

N H65

S

2 12/11/1989 C

N C61

H

2 12/19/1989 C

N S69

CHH 1 5/05/1989 A 1 C N L90

2/16/1989
4/26/1989
6/01/1989
6/29/1989
8/31/1989
10/01/1989

1

10
1
1
1
4

N H70
N

N C61
N R63
N C61
E

CHH 1 3/27/1989 A
CHH 1 5/17/1989 A
H 2 6/28/1989 A
H 2 10/13/1989 C

3 N M25
1 P N H90

4 E

3 N R53

WATER CONSUMPTION

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

*>

'DRIPPY' IDEA STRAINS AREA WATER SUPPLY

WATER COOLERS

SEE ALSO FOUNTAINS
DURHAH SCHOOLS TO CHECK WATER FOR LEAD CONTAMINATION
GETTING THE LEAD OUT; LOCAL SCHOOLS WAY AHEAD OF EPA

WATER HEATERS

BURN UNIT DIRECTOR BACKS HACKNEY BILL TO REGULATE WATER HEAT

WATER LEAKS

SEE ALSO FROZEN WATER PIPES
2 WATER LINES RUPTURE, SOAK DOWNTOWN OFFICES
BROKEN MAINS GUSH WATER IN DOWNTOWN
BROKEN WATER MAINS FLOOD DOWNTOWN DURHAM
2ND WATER LINE NEARLY MENDED
DURHAM WATER MAINS RUPTURE
WATER MAINS DOWNTOWN BURST AGAIN
CITY CREWS CONTINUE WORK ON LEAKY MAIN

WATER POLLUTION

SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS

SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

SEE ALSO FISH KILLS

SEE ALSO OIL SPILLS

SEE ALSO POLLUTION

SEE ALSO STORMUATER RUNOFF

SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY

SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.

GOVERNOR NOT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT PAPER MILL'S FATE

LEGISLATOR SAYS WASTE COULD TAINT WATER IN N.C,

STATE! HILLSBOROUGH ENGINEER'S REPORT INSUFFICIENT

GAS STATION OWNERS SEEK STATE PERMIT FOR CLEANUP

HILLSBOROUGH MUST LIMIT RED DYE DISCHARGE FROM FLYNT, STATE SAYS

'HOT SPOTS' OF TOXINS ARE FOUND IN PAMLICO

CHAMPION SAYS CLOSING MILL 'MAY BE ONLY CHOICE'

DYE REMOVAL RULING 'GOOD NEWS' FOR FLYNT

FISH NEAR WEYERHAEUSER PLANT SHOWS HIGHEST LEVEL OF DIOXIN IN SOUTHEAST

17 MORE HOMES IN MORRISVILLE TO GET BOTTLED DRINKING WATER

KOPPERS TO EXTEND MORRISVILLE WATER LINE TO SHILOH HOMES

POLLUTION IS SYRACUSE'S PROBLEM

GROWTH LIMITS EYED TO PROTECT WATERSHEDS

SURVEY FINDS NO LINK BETWEEN WELLS, CANCER

TIGHTER RED DYE LIMITS URGED

OXFORD FINED $71,000 FOR WATER PLANTS

RED MILL WORK SAID IN LINE WITH STATE LAW

LIABILITY UNCERTAIN FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE ENO DISCOLORATION

COUNTY GASOLINE LEAKS; HARM TO WATER FEARED

100 ATTEND EPA HEARING, CRITICAL OF KOPPER CLEAN-UP

EATING 'HEALTHFUL' FISH MAY MEAN MERCURY CONTAMINATION

A TOAST TO NEW WATER STANDARDS

STATUS OF FLYNT STUDY UNSURE

SAMPLES MAY LEAD CONSULTANT TO TOWN'S BROWN-WATER CULPRIT

STATE ALLOWS TOWN TO REMOVE RED DYE

RUST-COLORED WATER FLOWS ONCE MORE

HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS HOPE TO PAINT AWAY RUSH WATER WORRIES

ZIMPRO DISPUTES DYE PLAN

LANDFILL NOT CONTAMINATING WELL WATER, COUNTY SAYS

RESIDENTS SAY WELL WATER TASTES FINE
• GROUPS SAY WASTEWATER PLANTS POLLUTING RIVERS
■ POLLUTANTS FOUND IN WATER SOURCES AROUND TRIANGLE

OWASA'S ANALYSIS INACCURATE - KENDIG
- OWASA BACKS UNIVERSITY LAKE PROTECTION RULES

DISMISSAL OF PINEVIEW INN INJUNCTION SOUGHT

CARCINOGENS FOUND SEEPING INTO WELLS/CONTAMINATED WATER SAMPLES

HILLSBOROUGH'S TREATMENT PLANT PASSES DISCHARGE TOXICITY TEST

WATER POLO

NO MORE WATER POLO?

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S 2 4/12/1989 A
CHH 1 4/14/1989 A

1 N S92
1 P N L90

CHH 1 7/18/1989 A 3 N L90

H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1

CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1

5/23/1989 A
5/24/1989 C
5/24/1989 C
5/24/1989 B
5/28/1989 A
5/29/1989 C
5/29/1989 C

1/05/1989 B
1/07/1989 A
1/12/1989 A
1/14/1989 A
1/20/1989 A
1/22/1989 B
1/26/1989 B
1/31/1989 A
2/03/1989
2/10/1989
2/15/1989
2/18/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
4/05/1989
5/16/1989
5/17/1989 B
6/12/1989 A
6/20/1989 C
6/23/1989 C
7/11/1989 B
7/17/1989 A
7/19/1989
7/23/1989
7/25/1989
7/29/1989
7/30/1989
8/02/1989
8/06/1989
8/06/1989
8/09/1989
9/23/1989
10/13/1989
11/10/1989
11/18/1989
11/23/1989
11/29/1989

N C61
N R63
P S76
N C61
N M51
N M51
N S92

N
N

N R63
N M06
N R63
N
N

N R63
N

N R53
N P41
E

N A54
N P41
N H90
N T33
N H65
N D38
N H65
N K65
N K65
E

N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N Bll
N Bll
N

N K65
N M20
N M25
N M20
N S69
N W57

CHH 1 5/30/1989 A 2 P P T44

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1939

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WATER PRESSURE

CITY FLIRTS UITH UATER SHORTAGE

WATER QUALITY

SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

SEE ALSO GROUNDWATER

SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING RESOURCE WATERS

SEE ALSO SAVE THE WATER INC.

SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION

SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.

CONSULTANT: LAND-USE CONTROLS BEST WAY TO PROTECT WATER SUPPLY

BOARD TO GET REPORT ON DURHAM WATERSHEDS

COLE PARK PLAZA IS NOW MEETING WATER STANDARDS

CITY SLURPS 'HIGH-QUALITY' WATER FROM NEW RESERVOIR

WAR OVER WATERSHEDS

STUDY: CLEAN WATER KEY TO GROWTH IN DURHAM

STATE SOLICITS COMMENTS ON ENO GUIDELINES

WAKE PROTECTING WATERSHED .

GROWTH LIMITS EYED TO PROTECT WATERSHEDS rwm.

BID FOR EARLIEST PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY DRAWS LITTLE SUPPORT

LAND-USE CONTROLS SAID BEST HELP FOR WATERSHEDS

PREVENTIVE APPROACH IS BEST FOR WATERSHED

DEM ON THE RIGHT TRACK

HILLSBOROUGH WATER PASSES CHEMICALS TEST

TOWN HOPES REBUILT FILTERS WILL IMPROVE UATER QUALITY

CLOSE 2 DURHAM SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, EPA SAYS

UTILITY GIVES $2,500 TO FUND WORKGROUPS

SIXTEEN N.C. TEACHERS STUDYING WATER QUALITY m

ONE IN THREE HOUSES MAY HAVE DANGEROUS LEAD LEVELS IN WATER

AN IDEA WORTH WATCHING

WATERSHED 'PROTECTION' DISCRIMINATORY/JAMES R. SMITH

A TOAST TO NEW WATER STANDARDS . rmm9

SAMPLES MAY LEAD CONSULTANT TO TOWN'S BROWN-WATER CULPRIT

CITY FREES TREYBURN TO APPEASE DEVELOPERS

CITY COUNCIL RESCINDS 1987 CONSTRUCTION BAN ON SEVEN TREYBURN LOTS

SANFORD SAYS NO GREEN LIGHT YET FOR TREYBURN

RUST-COLORED WATER FLOWS ONCE MORE _ M

HILLSBOROUGH WASTEWATER TEST FILED LATE — DEM

ZIMPRO DISPUTES DYE PLAN _ __ _„

LANDFILL NOT CONTAMINATING WELL WATER, COUNTY SAYS

RESIDENTS SAY WELL WATER TASTES FINE

WATERSHED PROTECTION ISSUE OF '89

TREATMENT PLANT TO GET VIOLATION NOTICE

PIPES CALLED CAUSE OF RUST-COLORED WATER

SEWER PLANT 'WELL OPERATED'

DEM: NO WATERSHED MORATORIUM/ENGINEER TOLD THAT DEM CONTINUES TO...

OFFICIALS WEIGH WATERSHED PROTECTION ALTERNATIVES (CORRECTED 8-15-89)

HILLSBOROUGH FAILS JULY SEWER DISCHARGE TESTS

ENO UATER ABOVE HILLSBOROUGH PLANT FAILS STATE TEST

DEFINE ISSUES IN WATERSHED PROTECTION

SEWER STORY OMITS IMPORTANT POINT

FIND SOLUTIONS, NOT EXCUSES _ _„_ „A„

RESERVOIR BOND IGNORES RUSH WATER WOES, CRITICS SAY

DEM LACKS WRITTEN RULES ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT, OFFICIAL SAYS

MORATORIUM COULD HIT 57X OF COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS FOLLOWED THE RULES

GAS-TAINTED WELL REMAINS A MYSTERY

SOME UNCREATIVE SPENDING

ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT TO PROTECT LAKE

S1oS^ST<f PTOMff DEM TO SLAP VIOLATION ON HILLSBOROUGH

RUST-COLORED UATER NOT JUST HILLSBOROUGH AILMENT, OFFICIALS SAY

CLEAN WATER, NOT EXCUSES

AREA'S CITY WATER OK FOR LEAD, STUDY FINDS

CLOUD LIFTS ON HILLSBOROUGH UATER WOES

DURHAM SEWAGE PLANTS MAY CLOSE IF QUALITY NOT MET

H 2 12/15/1989 C 1 P N R63

S

H

CHH

S

H

S

CHH

H

H

H

S

S

CHH

CHH

CHH 1

H

CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
H
S
CHH
CHH

CHH 1

H
H
CHH

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH

1
1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2

A
C
A
C
A
A
A
A
C

1/06/1989

1/08/1989

1/18/1989

2/03/1989

2/20/1989

2/23/1989

3/01/1989

3/10/1989

3/29/1989 .

3/29/1989 D

3/29/1989 C

3/30/1989

4/22/1989

5/27/1989

5/29/1989

6/17/1989

6/30/1989

7/04/1989

7/05/1989

7/07/1989

7/10/1989

7/17/1989

7/23/1989

7/25/1989

7/26/1989

7/26/1989

7/29/1989

8/01/1989

8/02/1989

8/06/1989

8/06/1989

8/06/1989

8/08/1989

8/10/1989

8/10/1989

8/11/1989

8/11/1989

8/11/1989

8/12/1989

8/12/1989

8/12/1989

8/14/1989

8/16/1989

8/16/1989

8/17/1989

8/17/1989

8/20/1989

8/21/1989

8/21/1989

8/22/1989

9/10/1989

9/11/1989

9/12/1989

9/14/1989

9/16/1989

9/21/1989

1 N H65

N A54

N M25
P N T32

E

N H65

N R63

L

N A54

N

N H65

E

E
P N H90
P N H90

N R63

N

N

N R63

E

U

E
P N D38

N C61

N R63

N C61

N D38

N D38

N D38
D N Bll
P N Bll

N C62

N D38
P N D38

L

N M20
M N M25
P N D38

N D38

E

L

E

N D38

N M25

N M20

E

N M25

E

N C61

E

N D38

N D38

L
C N R63

N H90

N C61

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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

SUBJE

POLLUTANTS FOUND IN WATER SOURCES AROUND TRIANGLE

DURHAM MUST MEET STANDARDS ON UATER

SOME COMPENSATION IS DUE OWNERS

OWASA STAFF'S PAPER LACKS LANDOWNER COMPENSATION

TRIANGLE RAIL PLAN WOULD AVOID LOOPS

OWASA BILLS TO INCLUDE BROCHURE

CARCINOGEN LEVELS IN DRINKING UATER NO CAUSE FOR ALARM

PRESERVE UATER QUALITY THROUGH ZONING RESTRICTIONS

COMMITTEE TO DEBATE UATERSHED URBANIZATION

OUASA DELAYS CANE CREEK SLUDGE DECISION

CHAPEL HILL UATERSHEDS UIN HIGHEST-QUALITY RATING

DEM GUIDELINE DISCOURAGES SLUDGE USE IN BEST WATERSHEDS

WATER RESOURCES, DURHAM

SEE DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION

UATER RESOURCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO GROUNDWATER

SEE ALSO MORRISVILLE, N.C, UATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING RESOURCE WATERS
SEE ALSO PITTSBORO, N.C, UATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO RALEIGH, N.C, UATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO UATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WELLS

SAVE WATERS OF N.C

3 BILLS AIM TO PROTECT AVAILABILITY, QUALITY OF UATER IN N.C.

CLOSE PIPELINE TO WATER PORK

WATER RESOURCES, ORANGE COUNTY

SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER RESOURCES

UATER SAFETY

SEE.ALSO BOAT SAFETY
SEE ALSO BOATS
OBEY SWIMMING POOL RULES

WATER SALES

SEE ALSO DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY

HARTWELi: UATER DRAFT EMBARRASSING

TOWN COUNCIL OKS COURTESY REVIEW PLAN

OWASA OKS 6 PERCENT RATE INCREASE

OWASA WOULD SEE HILLSBOROUGH THROUGH DRY SUMMER

HOPE FLOWS FROM UATER AGREEMENT

RAINS DELAY HILLSBOROUGH WATER SALE

SOME UNCREATIVE SPENDING

JOHNSON, CATES AT ODDS ON DURHAM PIPELINE PLAN

UATER SHORTAGE
SEE DROUGHT, N.C

WATER TOWER

SEE ALSO DURHAM WATER TANK
NO TO THE 10-STORY FLAMINGO; FLORIDA RESORT AREA TURNS DOWN... TACKINESS
TEEN-AGER INJURED UHILE JUMPING UTILITY FENCE
TOWN MAY FINALLY GET WATER TANK
TEN-PENNY NAILS OF THE GODS???
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS HOPE TO PAINT AWAY RUSTY UATER WORRIES

UATER TREATMENT

HILLSBOROUGH WASTEWATER PLAN THRIFTY?
HILLSBOROUGH'S UATER TREATMENT OPTIONS MANY
BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM SPURS SOME UARINESS
DYE REMOVAL PROCESS COULD SAVE TOWN MONEY
REPORT UNDERMINES CITIZENS' TRUST
OUASA GEARS UP FOR $4.6 MILLION PLANT PROJECT
DYE REMOVAL RULING 'GOOD NEUS' FOR FLYNT
OWASA ADDS $200,000 TO PATENT SUIT COSTS
STATE SOLICITS COMMENTS ON ENO GUIDELINES
LAWSUIT DOESN'T SERVE PUBLIC INTEREST

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1

N K65

H 2 9/23/1989 D

5

N

CHH 1 9/27/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1 9/28/1989 A

1

N M25

S 2 9/29/1989 A

1

N C61

CHH 1 10/18/1989 A

3

N

H 2 10/21/1989 A

1

N T33

CHH 1 10/26/1989 A

4

L

CHH 1 11/28/1989 A

1

N C62

CHH 1 12/02/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1 12/02/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1 12/13/1989 A

1

N M25

S 2 3/18/1989 A
S 2 6/15/1989 A
H 2 7/18/1989 A

4 E

5 J Oil
4 E

S 2

6/02/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

1/19/1989 A

3 P N M20

CHH 1

2/15/1989 A

3 N M70

CHH 1

6/15/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

6/24/1989 A

1 P N L90

CHH 1

6/28/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

7/20/1989 A

1 N D38

CHH 1

8/21/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

11/01/1989 A

1 N U57

H 2

4/05/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

7/01/1989 A

7

N

CHH 1

7/06/1989 A

3

N D38

S 2

7/22/1989 C

1

P P M66

CHH 1

7/30/1989 A

1

N D38

CHH 1

1/01/1989 A

1 P Q R63

CHH 1

1/02/1989 A

1

Q R63

CHH 1

1/02/1989 A

1

D N R63

CHH 1

1/07/1989 A

3

N R63

CHH 1

1/07/1989 A

4

E

CHH 1

1/16/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

1/31/1989 A

3

N R63

CHH 1

2/26/1989 A

1

N L90

CHH 1

3/01/1989 A

1

N R63

CHH 1

3/08/1989 A

4

L

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ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

Y SUBJECTS

FLYNT FABRICS DISPUTES PLAN FOR MONITORING ENO
TIGHTER RED DYE LIMITS URGED

STATE OFFICIALS GIVE QUALIFIED SUPPORT TO RECYCLING PLAN
HILLSBOROUGH, FLYNT FABRICS [£VELpPINie«ITY PACT
TOWN HOPES REBUILT FILTERS WILL IMPROVE WATER QUALITY

OUASA RECEIVES WORD ON PROCESS ,_

LEGAL AGREEMENT CLEARS WAY FOR ENO COLOR REMOVAL PROCESS

HILLSBOROUGH READY TO REMOVE DYE

OUASA UPS FINDS TO COVER PATENT SUIT

ZIMPRO DISPUTES DYE PLAN

DEFINE ISSUES IN WATERSHED PROTECTION

UTILITY GAINS PATENT/OMASA, PA. FIRM AT ODDS

CITY MAY SEEK NEU BIDS DUE TO SOUTH AFRICA TIES

SYSTEMS TREATING WATER EFFECTIVELY, SPECIALIST SAYS

HEADLINE INCORRECT

WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION

SEE ALSO REGIONAL WATER SYSTEMS

SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY

SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION

SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY
2 WASTE-TREATMENT PLANTS EXPANSION STEP APPROVED 13-0
REGIONAL TREATMENT FLAN CALLED TOO COSTLY

WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C. _ „,*.„„,, ~ «.

SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO OXFORD, N.C, WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO REGIONAL WATER SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE
SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
FMHA GRANTS PITTSBORO LOAN ON TREATMENT PLANT
GROUPS SAY WASTEWATER PLANTS POLLUTING RIVERS

WATERBEDS

WATERBEDS HAZARDOUS FOR INFANTS

WATERCOLOR _^ „,

ART MUSEUM AWASH — WITH UATERCOLORS __ ^^
LECTURE SERIES OFFERS LOOK AT AMERICAN WATERCOLORISTS

WATERFALLS

MAKING A SPLASH mml_

WATERFALL TO OPEN AT DURHAM CENTRE
CITY TO FORMALLY TURN ON DOWNTOWN WATERFALL
WATER, GOOD WILL GUSH AS FOUNTAIN TURNED ON

GUSHING

MUSEUM'S MAN-MADE WATERFALL

WATERGATE

HISTORY CARRIES A PRICE

WATERMELONS

A SLICE OF SUMMER

WATERSHED

SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE WATER QUALITY

""^GlFf OFHOSPIT ^INSPIRED WARM SPEECHES ON WINTRY JAY
WATTS: HOSPITAL IS BUILT FOR AND BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE
F-HOTO HISTORY OF WATTS HOSPITAL EXHIBIT OPENS WEWCSDAY
WATTS HOSPITAL IS SITE FOR MATH SCHOOL

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4/02/1989

4/05/1989

4/30/1989

5/28/1989

5/29/1989

6/02/1989

6/03/1989

6/09/1989

7/29/1989

8/02/1989

8/12/1989

10/27/1989

11/30/1989

12/14/1989

12/14/1989

N R63
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N L90
N D38
N D38
N L90
N D38
E

N M25
N C61
N M25
L

2 2/07/1989 C 1
2 6/23/1989 A 1

N S69
N K65

CHH 1
H 2

3/11/1989 A 3
8/09/1989 C 1

N M25
N

H 2 6/22/1989 D 10 N NO

2 3/09/1989 D
2 3/09/1989 D

3 P F G59
3 N G59

1/04/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
4/18/1989
4/18/1989
6/30/1989

P P M66
N H70
N S69
P N N36
P P T37
P P T37

S 2 7/10/1989 A 4 E
S 2 7/26/1989 C 1 D F S27

H 2 1/22/1989 B 8 P U L57

S 2 4/19/1989 C 4 P F H65

H 2 5/11/1989 B 7 P N

S 2 6/12/1989 A 1 P F H65

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12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

N E

P D — DATE-

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WATTS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING

SEE DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, WATTS NURSING SCHOOL

WATTS STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM BRINGS COMFORT TO MANY FAMILIES

WATTS STREET SCHOOL

SEE GEORGE WATTS SCHOOL

THE WAY WE WERE (COLUMN)

SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. , HISTORY
WEBB OFFERS INSIGHTS

'SHADY HOUSE' OFFERED GAMBLING, FIGHTING/THE WAY WE WERE
LIDA CARR FLOWER: A FREE SPIRIT SOARING AHEAD OF HER TIME
IN ROARING '20S, 'THE GANG' GOT HIGH ON A DURHAM ROLLER COASTER
TOBACCO-ERA BOOM SPARKED WOMEN'S LITERARY CLUBS
FRIENDS STARTED NEW CLUB TO LIFT MRS, DUKE'S SPIRITS
MRS. CAMERON RECALLS DURHAM OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY
TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE LEADS TO OLD FULLER SCHOOL
TOBACCO TAKES DURHAM FROM HAMLET TO THRIVING CITY/THE WAY WE WERE
RADIO'S 'AMOS 'N' ANDY' CHARACTERS MET IN DURHAM/THE WAY WE WERE
HILL'S LOVE OF GOLF LED TO DURHAM'S 1ST COUNTRY CLUB
DURHAM'S 1ST COUNTRY CLUB DREW COMMUNITY LEADERS, WIVES
LONG LIVE THE QUEEN— AND HER CHILD-REARING DICTUMS
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

WEAPONS

SEE ARMS SALE

SEE CONCEALED WEAPONS

SEE NUCLEAR WEAPONS

WEATHER, CHAPEL HILL

COLD RAIN WELCOMED AFTER DRY JANUARY

SPRING IN WINTER

WINTER OF '89 FINALLY COMES OUT OF HIDING

WINTER OF '89 FINALLY COMES OUT OF HIDING

SLICK STREETS CREATE TEACHER SHORTAGE

SQUEEGEE CLEAN

THE SKY IS FALLING?

PIEDMONT BLASTED BY ICE STORM

WINTER STORM LEAVES SATURDAY SLIPPERY

ICY WEATHER DEPLETES PUBLIC WORKS BUDGETS

WEATHER, DURHAM

SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER , DURHAM

SEE ALSO FREEZING DEATHS

SEE ALSO FROST

SEE ALSO FROZEN WATER PIPES

SEE ALSO HAIL

SEE ALSO ICE STORMS

SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

SEE ALSO RAINFALL, DURHAM

SEE ALSO SNOW, DURHAM

SEE ALSO TORNADOES, DURHAM

SEE ALSO WIND DAMAGE

GUSTING WINDS TOPPLE TREES, KNOCK OUT POWER

ENJOY GOOD WEATHER NOW

DOWNRIGHT TROPICAL

TRIANGLE MAY AVOID FRIGID WINTER WEATHER

HOT LUNCH

79-DEGREE TEMPERATURE SETS RECORD

MERCURY EXPECTED TO SLIP THIS WEEKEND

COLD SNAPS STATE OUT OF SUMMER DAZE

WINTER WEATHER RETURNS

WINTER FINDS ITS WAY BACK TO DURHAM

TRIANGLE TO GET BLAST OF WARM AIR

H 2 12/25/1989 C 1 P N C60

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

5/22/1989

5/22/1989

6/05/1989

6/19/1989

7/03/1989

7/17/1989 B

7/31/1989 C

8/14/1989

8/28/1989

9/11/1989

9/25/1989

10/09/1989

10/23/1989

11/06/1989

11/20/1989

12/04/1989

12/18/1989

2/06/1989

2/06/1989

2/19/1989

2/19/1989

3/09/1989

3/09/1989

3/10/1989

12/09/1989

12/10/1989

12/21/1989

1/04/1989
1/26/1989
1/30/1989
1/31/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
2/13/1989

P

P
1 PU

1 U

1 u

1 P V

1 P V

1 P V

N L90
P L38
N R63
N S17
N S17
P K30
P T44
N M25
N D38
N C62

L38
T37

N

E

P

N

P

N

N M06

N C45

E

U A76

N

MONTHLY/

ANNUAL
1/01/1989

INDEX BY
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

DAY FOR LOVERS TURNS SULTRY IN TRIANGLE
SLEET MAY BRING END TO TRIANGLE'S FALSE SPRING
TRIANGLE BRACES FOR WINTER STORM
OLD MAN WINTER TAUNTS TRIANGLE

hKwG^iS^APES^BY AFTER WINTER STORM STOPS 'SNOUING OFF'

WINTER STORM LEAVES CLOSINGS AND CLEANUP

WARMING TREND AIDS SNOW CLEANUP ___ WM_M___

BLANKET OF SNOW EXFtCTED TO MELT SOON IN RAIN, WARMER TEMPERATURES

DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING WINDS

DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING WINDS

F^ISH^WEtfTHER SLASHES THROUGH STATE ; AREA HIGHWAYS TURN DEADLY..,

FORECASTERS PREDICT SNOW; WEATHER TEETERS

FORECASTERS PREDICT SNOW; WEATHER TEETERS

CHEER UP, WEATHER WILL CHANGE

SNOW IS BACK IN FORECAST, BUT RAIN IS MORE LIKELY

COLD FRONT ICES BALMY WEATHER

ICY ROADS PROMPT EARLY SCHOOL CLOSINGS; WRECK KILLS WOMAN

WINTER WEATHER WREAKING HAVOC

COLLISIONS ABOUND; TRAFFIC SNARLS

COLLISIONS ABOUND; TRAFFIC SNARLS

CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSE

ICY STREETS CAUSE 200 DURHAM WRECKS

TRIANGLE AWAITS WARMER TEMPERATURES

HILLS, STREET BLUES

HILLS, STREET BLUES

HILLS, STREET BLUES

THAW STARTS AMID 39-DEGREE HEAT WAVE

MERCHANTS ON THIN ICE, HOPE DEEP FREEZE ENDS

BAD WEATHER DELAYS CONSTRUCTION IN TRIANGLE; WORKERS LOSE WAGES
TRIANGLE GETS DIME-SIZED HAIL

WEATHER DELAYS SCHOOL OPENINGS

RUNAWAY RAIN WREAKS RAPID RISES IN RIVERS

DURHAM'S CRAZY WEATHER CONTINUES

RAIN, MAN

WINTER HANGS ON; MORE SNOW POSSIBLE

MOTHER NATURE PUTS WHITE ICING ON SPRING FLOWERS

JACK FROST PAYS A LATE VISIT TO NIBBLE ON THE TRIANGLE

CITY DOESN'T FORGET HAZEL'S WRATH

SMALL TORNADO HITS HOME IN RED MILL ROAD AREA

COOL IS WHERE YOU FIND IT

COLD SNAP SETS RECORD AT AIRPORT

WILD WEATHER MARKS DURHAM DURING '80S

THUM^OPiMS TAKjfTHE SIZZLE OUT OF N.C.'S INTRODUCTION TO JUNE
'TRIPLE-H' WEATHER SCORCHES AREA AGAIN

DURHAM IN TOXIC PRESSURE COOKER/HEAT WAVE PARBOILS AREA IN RISKY MIX...

HEAT TURNS DURHAM INTO A SAUNA

HEAT, HUMIDITY COLLIDE, CAUSE DOUBLE DISCOMFORT

COLD FRONT BREAKS RECORDS PREVIOUSLY SET IN DURHAM

FAKE FALL SNEAKS INTO DURHAM

WEATHER GOOD FOR FOOTBALL _ _ ._«_

REMAINDER OF 1989 DRY, WEATHER OFFICIAL PREDICTS

STORM FLOODS STREETS, CANCELS EVENTS

WARM TEMPERATURES EXPECTED UNTIL FRIDAY

FORECASTERS ADVISE ENJOY WARMTH NOW

FORECAST! SNOW MAY HIT AREA

FREEZING RAIN, SLEET, MAYBE SNOW ON TAP

TRIANGLE MAY NOT GET ICE, SNOW ACCUMULATION

SLEET, SLUSH BLANKET TRIANGLE

PARADE POSTPONED

WINTER COMES EARLY

SLICK STREETS SLOW DURHAM DOWN

TRIANGLE'S ICE STORM SNOWBALLS

MORNING SNOW DUSTS TRIANGLE

MORNING SNOW DUSTS TRIANGLE

DURHAM GETS ARCTIC CHILL

SNOW, ICE LIKELY TO BLANKET DURHAM

N
P

S
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
H
S
S
S
S
H
H
H
S
S
S
S
S
S

s
s
s

H
H
S

s
s

H
S

s

H
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
S

s

s
s

H
H
H
S
H
S

s
s

s

-DATE-

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2/15/1989
2/16/1989
2/17/1989
2/18/1989
2/18/1989
2/19/1989
2/20/1989
2/20/1989
2/21/1989 B
2/21/1989 A
2/21/1989
2/21/1989
2/22/1989
2/22/1989
2/22/1989
2/23/1989
2/27/1989
3/06/1989
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
3/08/1989
3/08/1989
3/08/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/10/1989
3/10/1989
3/12/1989
3/16/1989
3/22/1989
3/24/1989
4/08/1989
4/08/1989
4/10/1989
4/11/1989
4/12/1989
4/19/1989
4/26/1989 ..
4/27/1989 B
5/08/1989 C
5/15/1989 A
6/02/1989 C
6/03/1989 A
6/03/1989 B
6/24/1989 A
7/12/1989 A
7/12/1989 B
7/15/1989 A
8/10/1989
8/11/1989
8/15/1989
9/02/1989
9/16/1989
11/13/1989
11/13/1989 .
12/02/1989 B
12/07/1989 A
12/08/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/10/1989
12/13/1989
12/13/1989
12/16/1989
12/18/1989

A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C

N

N S76
N H70
N S73
N H70
N T32
N T32
N
N

N B53
N M06
N S92
N

N M06
N H70
E
N
N

N M06
N T37
N B53
N H70
N S92
N C60
N S76
P (166
P S73
P S76
N N36
N 046
N 046
N

N M06
N S92
N A76
P T32
N

N M66
N S92
F A76
N M51
P T37
N M06
N A76
N H65
N

N A76
E

1 P N C60

1 P N A76

C N T77

N S92

N

E

N S69
N A76
N

N S78
N

N H65
N C61
N
N

N 046
N Yll
N M51
N B53
N B85
N
N E33

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

12
12
12

1

1

1

3

1 P

1

1 P

1 P

1

1 P

1
12

1

9 P

1

1

1 P

1

1 P

4

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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

TRIANGLE GEARS UP FOR ICE, SNOW

AREA SERVICES EXPECT UORST AS STORM LOOMS

SCHOOL CLOSINGS

COUNTY SCHOOLS SCHEDULE 3 SNOW DAYS

ICE STORM COMES LATE, LIGHT

ICE STORM COMES LATE, LIGHT

ALMOST WARM

WEATHER, N.C.

SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, N.C.

SEE ALSO HURRICANES

SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

SEE ALSO N.C. CLIMATE PROGRAM

SEE ALSO RAINFALL, N.C.

SEE ALSO SNOU, N.C.

SEE ALSO TORNADOES, N.C.

WIND ZAPS POWER TO 5,000; MERCURY TO PLUNGE

FLEETING SLEET FORECAST STIRS CITY STREET CREWS

OUTLOOK BLEAK FOR SNOU SHOVEL SALES AND POLAR BEARS

UNSEASONABLE WEATHER CAUSING SOME WORRIES IN N.C.

WHEN WILL WINTER ARRIVE?

OH, THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS ... WEIRD; N. CAROLINA

DON'T WRITE WINTER OFF YET

MERCURY EXPECTED TO SLP THIS WEEKEND

COLD SNAPS STATE OUT OF SUMMER DAZE

WHEN WARM WEATHER STINKS; A WINTER HEAT WAVE BRINGS A SHELLY PROBLEM...

THE LITTLE 'SUMMER' OF 1989

STORMY MEMORIES; SPECIAL WEEK A REMINDER OF WHAT TORNADOES CAN DO

INSIGHT/WINDS OF WRATH5 BE READY TO DIVE FOR COVER, TORNADO SEASON HERE

STORM SLAMS OUTER BANKS, CLOSES ROADS

LIGHTNING KILLS ONE MAN, STUNS TWO OTHERS

N.C. WEATHER HITS THE 'FAST LANE'

STORMS SWEEP STATE

WEATHER FINALLY COOPERATING WITH FARMERS

POLAR AIR SET TO NESTLE IN TRIANGLE FOR EXTRA-COLD MONTH OF DECEMBER

WEATHER, U.S.

SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, U.S.
SEE ALSO HEAT WAVE

SEE ALSO NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER (ASHEVILLE, N.C.)
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SEE ALSO RAINFALL, U.S.
OH, THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS ... WEIRD; ALASKA

WEATHER FORECASTS

SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, WEATHER FORECASTS
study: OLD RADAR NEEDS REPLACING
CONGRESSMEN DECRY RADAR FUNDING
BETTER WEATHER RADAR NEEDED, WITNESSES SAY

WEATHER RESEARCH

PANEL OKS TAR HEEL TORNADO STUDY

WEAVER STREET MARKET INC. (CARRBORO, N.C.)

GREAT AMERICAN MEATOUT: EATERS ASKED NOT TO GO 'COLD TURKEY'

AND T>€Y»RE OFF!

UP IN THE AIR

SHOPS PEDDLE 'CRUELTY-FREE' BEAUTY

1989 BRINGS SHIFT IN ANIMAL TESTING

WEAVERS

SEE ALSO CRAFTSMEN

SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WEAVERS

WEAVING OF, FROM NATURE

CRAFT A NEW AVENUE OF EXPRESSION IN CLASSES AT DUKE

WEBB COMPANY

SEE ALSO DURHAM CENTRE
WEBB OFFICIAL 'UNAWARE' OF BUILDING OFFER
2ND TOWER EYED FOR DOWNTOWN

— DATE-

12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
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N
N
N

N Yll
N Yll
N E33
P L38

s

2

1/04/1989 C

1 N M06

s

2

1/10/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

1/17/1989 A

1 N C62

H

2

1/28/1989 B

2 N

H

2

1/30/1989 A

4 E

H

2

1/31/1989 A

1 N 046

CHH 1

2/01/1989 A

4 E

S

2

2/03/1989 C

1 N M06

H

2

2/04/1989 A

1 P N C45

CHH 1

2/05/1989 A

3 P N M25

CHH 1

2/05/1989 A

4 E

S

2

2/11/1989 C

1 P N H70

H

2

3/05/1989 D

1 D F 046

H

2

3/09/1989 A

1 P N

H

2

3/19/1989 B

1 N

H

2

4/12/1989 A

1 C N H60

H

2

4/30/1989 B

1 N

H

1

6/08/1989 C

1 P N H60

H

2 12/15/1989 A

1 N H60

H 2 1/31/1989 A 1 P N N36

S 2 3/01/1989 A
S 2 3/03/1989 A
H 2 3/04/1989 A

1 N M06
1 N M06
1 N 046

S 2 7/27/1989 A 1 N C61

CHH 1 3/20/1989 A
CHH 1 6/04/1989 A
CHH 1 10/09/1989 A
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A

3

3 P
3 P
3 P
3

N S17
N S17
P T44
N
N

2 2/10/1989 D
2 8/31/1989 D

2 3/02/1989 A
2 10/20/1989 C

7 P R G68
2 F

N S69
N C60

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D — DATE-

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E

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WEBB HIGH SCHOOL

SEE OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL

WEBSTER VS. REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO ABORTION
PRO-CHOICE MARCH DRAWS AREA SUPPORT
ANTI-ABORTION LAW LIKELY TO STAND
ABORTION LAWS! DON'T TURN BACK THE CLOCK
HOUSE PARTIES SET TO PUSH SUPPORT FOR ABORTION RIGHTS
ABORTION LAWS WEAKENED; STAGE SET FOR BATTLE IN STATE
DUKE LAW PROF! ABORTION RULING TESTS '73 VOTE

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES __ _ _.
CAGLE FAHILY STAYS CLOSE THROUGH THE YEARS
MARRIAGE STILL STRONG AFTER 60 YEARS

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY

COUPLE CELEBRATES 60TH ANNIVERSARY

WEDDINGS

SEE ALSO MARRIAGE PROPOSALS
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, U.S.
FROM THIS DAY FORWARD AND A LOOK BACK. (SPECIAL SECTION)

WEDDINGS, INTERNATIONAL

SEE MARRIAGES, INTERNATIONAL

WEEPING RADISH (RESTAURANT)

SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
WEEPING RADISH (AD)
WEEPING RADISH WINS BEER CONTEST

THE WEEPING RADISH (AD)

POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH RADISH HEIST/BOND *100,000 IN DEC. 28 THEFT
POLICE LOG/ROOMING HOUSE BOARDER FACES COCAINE CHARGE
WHY DID THE COMEDY ZONE CROSS THE TRIANGLE?

WEIGHING STATIONS
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
TRUCK STOP; SHOU-OF-FORCE SENDS DRUG
1-85 WEIGH STATION CONTRACT AWARDED
STATION GETTING A BOOST

•WARNING' TO TRUCKERS

WEIGHT CONTROL

SEE ALSO CAROLINA FITNESS _

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIET AND FITNESS CENTER

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIETARY REHABILITATION CLINIC

SEE ALSO EATING

SEE ALSO FOOD

SEE ALSO NUTRITION

SEE ALSO OBESITY

SEE ALSO OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS

SEE ALSO RICE DIET

SEE ALSO THE RICE DIET REPORT (BOOK)

'TWAS THE DIET AFTER CHRISTMAS wMm , ,„

PROPER FOOD INTAKE, STAYING FIT KEYS TO PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS

A HOT-DOG DIET

RESEARCHERS: PILLS CAN'T CURE OBESITY

DIET EXPERT! SWEAT NOT FAT LOSS ___

JUDY M0SC0VIT7 IS BACK WITH NEW DIET HANDBOOK

DIETERS ADVISED TO LIMIT FATTY FOODS

DUKE DIET CENTER: WEIGHT LOSS WITH TASTE

COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE OFFERS SUPPORT TO NOONLITERS

MORE THAN FOOD, IT'S AN OBSESSION

LIFESTYLE CHANGE IS BEST WAY TO DIET

WEIGHT DISCRIMINATION
SEE OBESITY

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2

4/08/1989 A
4/27/1989 A
5/20/1989 A
6/16/1989 C
7/04/1989 A
7/27/1989 C

3 N

3 P N L90

4 P U
2 N

1 M N R63
1 H

S 2 3/31/1989 B
S 2 5/16/1989 A
S 2 10/23/1989 B
S 2 12/19/1989 B

1 P F S27
6 P F S27

2 P P

1 P N S27

S 2 6/23/1989 D 1 P F

4/19/1989 F
8/02/1989 B
11/03/1989 D
11/25/1989 C
11/26/1989 B
12/22/1989 D

CHH 1 1/27/1989 A
CHH 1 6/03/1989 A
CHH 1 6/06/1989 A

H

S

CHH

S

H

H

S

H

H

CHH

S

10
2

13
1
1
3

A
N
A

N B53
N M51
F M60

3 P N H90
3 N
3 N M20

1/11/1989 B
1/11/1989 C
1/18/1989
3/28/1989
6/29/1989
7/16/1989
8/02/1989
8/30/1989 B
9/05/1989 B
10/01/1989 A
12/27/1989 B

F Zll
U

N C62
N

N D80
U H45
F G59
F D77
N C60
N S17
N

WEIGHT WATCHERS

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SUBJECTS

WEIGHT WATCHERS (AD)

WEIL LECTURE ON AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, SPEAKERS
LEWIS TO ADDRESS PRESS, CITIZENSHIP

UEINERS

SEE HOT DOGS

WELCOME BABY

SEE DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, WELCOME BABY PROGRAM

UELDING

FLYING FIRE

WELDON TERRACE DAYCARE

SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
ROUND-THE-CLOCK DAY CARE COMES TO DURHAM

WELFARE

SUIT ATTACKS MARRIAGE RULE FOR WELFARE AID
TIGHT FEDERAL BUDGET MAY HIT COUNTY
PUERTO RICO: A WELFARE STATE?

WELFARE FRAUD

SEE ALSO FOOD STAMP FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
WELFARE KING, DRUG KINGPIN

WELLBUTRIN

NEW ANTIDEPRESSANT WILL REACH DRUGSTORES IN AUGUST
COMPANY INTRODUCES IT FIRST ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUG

"WELLNESS PROGRAM"
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
'HEALTH YOURSELF' PREPARING FOR COUNTY-WIDE SERVICE
UNC PROGRAM GIVES 'TGIF' NEW MEANING
PLAN TARGETS WEUJ€SS FOR CITY SCHOOLS

WELLONS VILLAGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

MINISTER'S TASK5 CLOSING ONE CHURCH, OPENING ANOTHER

WELLS

SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
OIL LEAKS INTO WELL FROM TANK AT STORE

LEESVILLE ROAD RESIDENTS HEAR CITY PANEL DEFER ACTION ON WATER SERVICE
17 MORE HOMES IN MORRISVILLE TO GET BOTTLED DRINKING WATER
PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF
SEPTAGE PROPOSAL GETS PRAISE
SURVEY FINDS NO LINK BETWEEN WELLS, CANCER
100 ATTEND EPA HEARING, CRITICAL OF KOPPER CLEAN-UP
SHILOH CHURCH SUES OVER WELL-PROTECTION PLAN
LANDFILL NOT CONTAMINATING WELL WATER, COUNTY SAYS
RESIDENTS SAY WELL WATER TASTES FINE
GAS-TAINTED WELL REMAINS A MYSTERY
AREA'S CITY WATER OK FOR LEAD, STUDY FINDS
COURT SAYS JURY SHOULD GET CASE OF CONTAMINATED ALAMANCE WELLS
DISMISSAL OF PINEVIEW INN INJUNCTION SOUGHT
STATE GETS WELL SAMPLES NEAR DUKE FOREST SITE
CARCINOGENS FOUND SEEPING INTO WELLS/CONTAMINATED WATER SAMPLES

WELLSPRING CRITERIUM
SEE ALSO BICYCLE RACES
CYCLE ON 9TH STREET SUNDAY
HEADED FOR VICTORY

WOMAN CYCLIST LAPS FIELD TO DEFEND WELLSPRING TITLE
WELLSPRING CRITERIUM BIKERS WHIZ IN NEW COURSE

WELLSPRING GROCERY STORE

CHAMBER'S 1988 HONOREE ALEXANDER ALSO TOPS IN STATE

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S 2 4/19/1989 F 8 P A

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 7 N

S 2 6/23/1989 C 1 P P T44

S 2 7/18/1989 B 1 P F S27

H 2 2/08/1989 C 2 N
CHH 1 3/09/1989 A 1 P N M20
H 2 12/06/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/17/1989 A 4 E

S 2 6/28/1989 A
H 2 8/23/1989 C

CHH 1 4/09/1989 A
CHH 1 10/06/1989 A
CHH 1 11/06/1989 A

13 U
1 N K65

3 P N L90
3 N
3 N

H 2 1/28/1989 A 7 N

H

2

1/15/1989 B

1 N P41

H

2

1/31/1989 B

1 P N S69

H

2

2/10/1989 C

3 N R53

S

2

2/15/1989 A

4 E

CHH 1

3/15/1989 A

3 N M25

H

2

3/30/1989 C

1 N P41

H

2

6/23/1989 C

1 N K65

H

2

7/08/1989 C

1 N K65

H

2

8/06/1989 A

1 D N Bll

H

2

8/06/1989 A

1 P N Bll

CHH 1

8/20/1989 A

1 N M25

H

2

9/14/1989 A

1 C N R63

H

1

9/20/1989 C

4 N L40

CHH 1 11/18/1989 A

3 N M20

S

2 11/18/1989 A

1 N E33

H

2 11/23/1989 A

1 MN S69

H

2

4/22/1989 B

1 P U K30

H

2

4/24/1989 A

1 P P K30

H

2

4/24/1989 C

3 N M51

S

2

5/09/1989 B

4 P U A76

H

2

5/25/1989 C

1 P N C47

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BEING 'COPRENEURS' A GROWING TREND i_^wm

WELLSPRING PLANS MOVE INTO VACANT CHAPEL HILL KROGER

WENDY'S RESTAURANT

JUDGE AXES WENDY'S LAWSUIT „^»,
WENDY'S FOUNDER BACKS BROKE '110 PERCENT*
WENDY'S FOUNDER PUSHES HONESTY, CUSTOMER SERVICE
SELLING THE SIZZLE AT DUKE

WESLEY BAREFOOT GRADING CO. , INC.

McffilLLE, INSURANCE CO. DEBATE DEBT ON SEWER LINE

WESLIN CONSULTING SERVICES

CITY PANEL OKS TRANSIT CONSULTANT

WEST COAST COLLECTIONS

WEST COAST COLLECTIONS <AD>

LEST DURH^ 1 1 MB C0»

WEST DURHAM LUMBER CONGRATULATES THE DURHAM SUN (AD)

WEST END (DURHAM, N.C.)

HOME RENOVATION FOCUS OF DURHAM FUND-RAISER

WEST END PARTNERS

DOWNTOWN PROJECT DECISION DELAYED

TAYLOR RECOMMENDING APPROVAL FOR COMPLEX
WEST END PROJECT GETS COUNCIL'S OK

WEST END STREET FAIR (FORMERLY FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.))

SEEALSO FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) (NAMED CHANGED TO WEST END
WEST END STREET FAIR SET TO 50
SUN SHINES ON FAIR
VISIONS OF SUGARPLUMS

WEST FRANKLIN PRESERVATION PARTNERS
WESTCOURT, ARCHITECTS GO TO COURT
WADDELL'S FINAL ASSETS AUCTIONED

WEST GERMANY

SEE ALSO GERMANY _

STRIKING BACK AT IRAN'S ECONOMY „_„„
N.C. TRACK AND FIELDERS HEAD FOR WEST GERMANY
W, GERMAN, N.C. SCIENTISTS COLLABORATE

WEST HILL AVENUE (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)

RESIDENTS PROTEST WEST HILL PROJECT „„„,

CATES FIGURES 73X ON WEST HILL AVENUE SUPPORT CHANGES
ENO BRIDGE OK LIKELY, DOT OFFICIAL SAYS ATTni„jre
RETURNING GRANT WON'T 'CURB' TOWN, DOT RELATIONSHIP
PROJECT WOULD LEVEL CROSSING AT RAILROAD
RESIDENTS DISAVOW PETITION, CATES SAYS

WEST POINT ACADEMY SPORTS, FOOTBALL

WHEN DUTY CALLS, BABE AND BECK PROUD TO SERVE
CADETS MARCH TO ROCK BEAT ON GAME DAY
JIM YOUNG'S 'WISH' COMES TRUE FOR ARMY
•RUN VS. GUN' TESTS DUKE, ARMY 'BONE
BLUE DEVILS HOLD BACK CADETS ASSAULT

WEST POINT MILL

IT'S AS EASY AS...

ROMANTIC ESCAPE ... FROM THE HEAT

PLAYING ALONG THE ENO

MUSHROOM HUNT OPENS FALL AT WEST POINT PARK SATURDAY

ALONGDArS JOURNEY AND ON INTO THE NIGHT/WEST POINT ON THE ENO

WEST POINT ON THE ENO
SEE WEST POINT MILL

WEST POINT-PEPPERELL, INC.

H 2 10/08/1989 D
CHH 1 12/09/1989 A

6 P N K65

3 P N

CHH 1 5/05/1989 A 3 N H90

S 2 5/13/1989 C 1 P N S92

H 2 9/27/1989 C 1 P N N36

H 2 10/01/1989 A 1 P N N36

H 2 3/24/1989 C 1 N P41

S 2 7/18/1989 A 1 N C61

S 2 4/19/1989 G 4 D A

S 2 4/19/1989 G 10 A

S 2 2/27/1989 A 1 N

CHH 1 4/06/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 5/13/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 6/14/1989 A 3 N

STREET FAIR) _

CHH 1 11/05/1989 A 3 N M70

CHH 1 11/06/1989 A 1 P N M70

CHH 1 11/07/1989 A 3 P P C45

CHH 1 5/27/1989 A
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A

1 N H90
1 P N W57

H 2 2/22/1989 A 4 E
S 2 8/08/1989 B 4 N A76
H 2 9/19/1989 A 12 N K65

CHH 1 10/10/1989
CHH 1 10/17/1989
CHH 1 10/20/1989
CHH 1 11/25/1989

CHH
CHH

11/25/1989
12/03/1989

N W57

M N W57

P N W57

N W57

N W57

P N H90

S

s

s

H
H

2 10/05/1989 B
2 10/05/1989 B
2 10/06/1989 B
2 10/07/1989 D
2 10/08/1989 C

5/02/1989 C

6/02/1989 A

6/27/1989 B

9/15/1989 D

10/20/1989 D

1 P U M88
1 N C49
1 P U D18
1 N C49
1 P N C49

1 P P M66
12 P P T37
1 P P T37
4 I
7 P F W66

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$15 MILLION EXPANSION PLANNED AT ALAMANCE PLANT

WEST VIRGINIA UNIV, SPORTS, BASKETBALL
MOUNTAINEERS RIP VOLS

H 1 6/07/1989 C 1 N H60
S 2 3/17/1989 D 3 P U A76

WESTCOURT

UESTCOURT, ARCHITECTS GO TO COURT CHH 1 5/27/1989 A 1 N H90

UNC MAY LOSE WADDELL DONATIONS/NEW PROJECT PLANNED FOR SITE OF UESTCOURT CHH 1 10/08/1989 A 1 N M70

UNC MAY LOSE WADDELL DONATIONS/COURT SEEKING RETURN OF CONTRIBUTIONS... CHH 1 10/08/1989 A 1 P N M70

'PAVILION' TO DISPLACE CAT'S CRADLE CHH 1 11/21/1989 A 1 N M70

$11 MILLION COMPLEX TO REPLACE FAILED WADDELL PROJECT CHH 1 11/21/1989 A 1 P N M70

WESTERN BUSINESS PARK

GROUND TO BE BROKEN SOON FOR CCB OPERATIONS CENTER

WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV., STUDENTS

WESTERN CAROLINA GRADUATES LISTED
11 DURHAM STUDENTS GET WCU HONORS

WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
WATERS, WCU SHOW GOOD SIDE OF SPORTS

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

POWER COMPANY SAYS GENERATORS DEFECTIVE

WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
SEMIFINALISTS NAMED IN SCIENCE COMPETITION
NCSSM STUDENT FINALIST IN NATIONAL COMPETITION
CARY GIRL WINS $10,000 WESTINGHOUSE SCHOLARSHIP

WESTPORT

WESTPORT 85

WESTUOOD CEMETERY
SEE CARRBORO, N.C.,

CEMETERIES

WETLANDS

TEER SEEKS PERMIT TO END, CREATE QUARRY WETLANDS
13-ACRE WETLANDS, FARM POND SOUGHT BY TEER FOR QUARRY
AGREEMENT GOOD NEWS FOR WETLANDS
CONSERVATIONISTS BID ON THE FUTURE
PROVIDING HABITAT FOR FLOCKS

WEYERHAEUSER CO.

WEYERHAEUSER WILL CLOSE BUTNER PLANT IF NO BUYER FOUND
FIRM SEEKS BUYER TO KEEP EMPLOYEES

WEYMOUTH ESTATE

SEE JAMES BOYD ESTATE

SEE SANDHILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

WHALES

WHALE SKELETON FOUND IN 1928 STILL HANGING

FOR THE WHALES

CHANCES 'DICEY' FOR BEACHED WHALES

RESCUED PYGMY SPERM WHALES SET RECORD FOR STAYING ALIVE

RECORD-SETTING MOTHER WHALE PULLED FROM DEATH IN 11TH-H0UR RESCUE

BEACHED MOTHER WHALE DIES

MOTHER PYGMY WHALE DIES; RESCUERS SHIR FOCUS TO CALF

ORPHANED WHALE CALF LOSES STRUGGLE TO LIVE

HUNGER POSSIBLY KILLED BABY WHALE

TRAUMA NOT CAUSE IN DEATH OF WHALE

A WORD FROM THE GOOD NEWS DESK

WHAT THE BUTLER SAW (PLAY)
ORDER OUT OF CHAOS

WHEAT FIRST SECURITIES

ALUMNI OF FIRST SECURITIES MEET FOR STEAK, MEMORIES

H 2 4/09/1989 F 1 P N

S 2 6/07/1989 A 8 N
S 2 7/14/1989 A 6 N

S 2 5/31/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 5/03/1989 A 3 N

H 2 1/25/1989 C 8 N
H 2 1/26/1989 C 1 P N J40
H 2 3/07/1989 B 1 N

H 2 11/05/1989 F 1 P T37

S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2

3/10/1989 A
3/11/1989 C
8/26/1989 A
9/23/1989 A
12/18/1989 A

1 11/10/1989 C

2 11/11/1989 C

S

CHH

H

H

H

S

H

H

H

H

CHH

1/11/1989
6/12/1989
8/16/1989
8/17/1989
8/18/1989
8/18/1989
8/19/1989
8/20/1989
8/23/1989
9/01/1989
11/20/1989

15

3

N H65
N A54
E
E
E

N T33
N

N

P T44
N S22
N S22
N S22
N H06
N S22
N S22
N S22
N S22
E

H 2 10/27/1989 D 8 R M60
H 2 9/10/1989 D 7 N

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REVISITS DIRECTOR'S PAST

WHEEL OF FORTUNE (GAME SHOW)
SEE ALSO GAMES
DURHAM MAN SPINS 'HEEL'

WHEELCHAIRS

SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED

SEE ALSO INVENTIONS

SEE ALSO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
ACROSS THE U.S. AND BACK AGAIN

CUSTOM SEATS OFFER ZOOM WITH A VIEW _Tm

WHEELCHAIR WASH WASHOUT NO HINDRANCE TO ORGANIZER

W>£ELS

WHEELS (SPECIAL SECTION)
WHEELS (SPECIAL SECTION)

WHEELS, INC.

SEE ALSO ROLLER SKATING
WHEELS

WHEN HARRY MET SALLY (FILM)

REINER'S WAY/'WHEN HARRY MET SALLY'

WHIPPOORWILL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
WHIPPOORWILL HOLDS ELECTIONS

WHIPPOORWILL YOUTH ASSOCIATION ELECTIONS WHIP UP A STIR
WHIPPOORWILL BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION STANDS
WHIPPOORWILL' S KNICKS, BULLS WIN
TOURNEY RAISES FUNDS FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS
BEARS GIVE IT ALL, WIN IT ALL
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS

aJA^fB&HBERS^ETE FOR SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP
SOCCER TOURNEY TITLE GOES TO U.S.A.
SHARKS SLIP PAST BOMBERS

WHIRLWIND JAZZ DANCERS
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO JAZZ
WHIRLWIND HAS SOME HITS, MISSES

WHISKEY

SEE ALCOHOL

WHISTLEBLOWERS

SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS

SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
AN UNUSUAL TAXPAYER BREAK __ „.„,„
WHISTLE-BLOWERS' JOB PROTECTION OVERDUE
LAW GUARDS WHISTLEBLOtERS _, „

JUDGE TO DECIDE IF LAWYER CAN REPRESENT 'UHISTLEBLOWER'
FIRED STATE EMPLOYEE'S SUIT DISMISSED Tr^

DISMISSAL OF UHISTLEBLOUER'S LAWSUIT DRAWS LAWYER'S IRE
JUDGE ISSUES SUIT DISMISSAL EXPLANATION

*ISTFT^<LDflsiDENTS ARE (SETTING READY FOR LOT OF WHISTLING
THERE'S A LOT OF WHISTLING IN FRANKLIN COUNTY THIS WEEK

UHITAKFRS N C

MAYOR OF WHITAKERS AWARDED $52,702 FOR DEATH OF DAUGHTER

WHITE CHOCOLATE _

SAY IT WITH WHITE CHOCOLATE

WITE HOUSE _

SECRET SERVICE LETS GUARD DOWN

S 2 2/16/1989 D 8 N

CHH 1 6/03/1989 A
H 2 8/20/1989 A
CHH 1 10/02/1989 A

H 2 10/12/1989 D
H 2 11/09/1989 D

3 P N L90
1 P N T33
3 P N C62

1 P F
1 P F

H 2 10/19/1989 D 1 P F

H

2 7/28/1989 D

3 P R S66

S

2 1/31/1989 B

6 N A76

S

2 2/21/1989 B

4 N A76

s

2 3/07/1989 D

4 P U A76

s

2 4/11/1989 D

4 P N A76

S

2 7/18/1989 D

5 P N A76

s

2 8/01/1989 D

5 P N A76

s

2 8/08/1989 B

5 P P

S

2 8/15/1989 D

4 P P K30

s

2 11/14/1989 D

4 N A76

S

2 11/21/1989 D

4 P N A76

S

2 11/28/1989 B

6 P N

S 2 3/09/1989 D 5 R L34

3/27/1989 A
3/28/1989 A
6/08/1989 A
7/28/1989 C
9/28/1989 C
10/01/1989 B
10/18/1989 C

E
E
E
N S82

N S82
N S82
N S82

H 1 3/31/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 4/20/1989 C 1 P N H60

H 2 2/10/1989 C 14 N S82
H 2 2/08/1989 B 1 P F Zll
H 2 7/19/1989 A 4 E

WHITE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE

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HAWING A POOL REPORTER IS NEXT BEST TO BEING THERE

WHITE LIGHTNING
SEE MOONSHINE

WHITE NIGHTS (FILM)

MISHA'S COLD WAR SAGA NEARLY

BUDDY' FLICK

WHITE PINES NATURAL AREA

FOREST TO RECEIVE OFFICIAL PROTECTION

WHITE SUPREMACY

WHITE SUPREMACIST KILLED BY GUNSHOT
NO CHARGES FILED IN WYBRA'S DEATH

WHITETAIL FARMS

ENVIRONMENTALISTS HAIL PEAT MINING SETTLEMENT

THE WHO (MUSIC GROUP)

THE WHO— GROUP'S OLD, SOUND'S NEW

THE WHO ON TOUR

'WHO'-HONGOUS RALEIGH CONCERT

THE WHO'S SHOW LEAVES CRITIC GRAPPLING WITH MIXED FEELINGS

WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? (FILM)
TOONTUNE VISIT

WIDESPREAD PANIC (BAND)

PSYCHEDELIA NOW; WIDESPREAD PANIC MINES '60S FOR INSPIRATION
PSYCHEDELIC BLURS; WIDESPREAD PANIC STUCK IN THE '60S

WILBUR SMITH AND ASSOC.

RESULTS OF AIRPORT SURVEY DUE TONIGHT

COUNTY RECEIVES AIRPORT STUDY

HORACE WILLIAMS 21ST SITE ON AIRPORT CONSULTANTS' LIST

FOES OF AIRPORT EXPECT TURNOUT AT WORK SESSION

BOARD GIVEN NARROWED LIST OF AIRPORT SITES

TOWN COMMITTEE SELECTS PARKING GARAGE BUILDER

WILCO SERVICE STATION

ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECT SOUGHT

WILD HORSES

SEE ALSO HORSES
HORSES HURT ISLANDS
WILD HORSES' GRAZING THREATENS ISLANDS, UNC BIOLOGIST SAYS

WILDACRES

NORTH CAROLINA WRITERS STILL BLOSSOM AT WILDACRES

WILDERNESS AREAS, N.C.

SEE ALSO CAMPING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)

SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.

SEE ALSO FORESTS, N.C,

SEE ALSO N.C. NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM

CONGRESS IS BEING URGED TO ACQUIRE THREATENED LANDS

WILDERNESS & THE VIRTUES OF MAKING DO

WILDERNESS CAMPS INC.

CAMP FOR TROUBLED BOYS STIRS CONCERN IN CHATHAM COUNTY

WILDERNESS SCOUTS

TONTO'S HORSE NAMED AFTER BOY SCOUTS?

WILDFLOWERS

SEE ALSO FLOWERS
WITH SPRING COME THE WILD FLOWERS/THE SOUTHERN GARDENER
WILD ABOUT WILD FLOWERS

GEORGE PYNE LIKES TO STOP AND SMELL THE WILD FLOWERS
WILDFLOWERS ARE ON SALE AT THE N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN

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2 P U H49

H 2 2/03/1989 D 3 P R L59
CHH 1 6/05/1989 A 1 N S17

H 2 1/08/1989 C
H 2 1/10/1989 C

9 N
12 N

H 2 8/26/1989 B 3 N

H 2 4/28/1989 D

H 2 7/27/1989 B

H 2 7/28/1989 A

H 2 7/29/1989 C

2 M F
1 P F H90

1 P P L38

2 R H90

S 2 5/25/1989 A 1 P P C45

2 3/17/1989 D
2 3/17/1989 D

CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A
2/23/1989 A
4/15/1989 A
4/24/1989 A
4/25/1989 A

CHH 1 10/04/1989 A

1 P P
8 P F H90

3 N M20
3 N M20
1 M N M20
1 N L90
1 N L90
1 N M70

H 2 3/08/1989 C 4 P N

S 2 3/11/1989 A
H 2 3/14/1989 C

1 N

7 N U80

H 2 6/25/1989 D 3 U H45

H 2 3/01/1989 B 6 N
H 2 3/26/1989 E 1 P F W66

H 2 6/04/1989 B 3 N
H 1 3/07/1989 B 5 N

H 2 4/09/1989 E 18 U

S 2 4/27/1989 D 1 P P T37

S 2 4/27/1989 D 2 F

CHH 1 8/04/1989 A 5 P P C45

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WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

SEE ALSO ALLIGATOR RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

SEE ALSO CARNIVORE PRESERVATION TRUST
APS PLANS SANCTUARY COMPLEX __

WILDLIFE AGENCY PROPOSES REFUGE ALONG ROANOKE
APS FIGHTS BOARD RULING

WILDUOOD

SEE ALSO SWEETGUM SUBDIVISION
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD ANNEXES FIVE PROPERTIES
AtfCXATION COULD BE COSTLY FOR TOW, GROUP SAYS
TOWN APPROVES TWO ANNEXATIONS DESPITE PROTESTS
ANNEXATION WORRIES WILDUOOD RESIDENTS
DON'T ANNEX WILDWCOD PROPERTY
TOWN BOARD PLAYING TO PACKED HOUSES

WILDWOOD GREEN GOLF CLUB

HERALD-SUN MAKES FIRST VENTURE OUTSIDE DURHAM

WILDyOOD GREEN READY TO SHOW ITS STUFF TO DURHAM GOLFERS

H-S GOLF CLASSIC

WILL WYNNE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
HOT STOVE LEAGUE AWARDS MADE

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
SUENSON STILL BELIEVES IN IMPS POTENTIAL
NO. 1 BLUE DEVILS ROCK WILLIAM & MARY, 100-38
BLUE DEVILS DISMANTLE W&M

WILLIAM B. UMSTEAD STATE PARK
SEE UHSTEAD STATE PARK

WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CHARITABLE TRUST OF NEW YORK
SEE ALSO KENAN ENTERPRISE AWARDS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, PROFESSORSHIPS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CENTER

N.C, ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM HELD AS MODEL BY FIRST LADY

ATTACKING ILLITERACY AT ITS SOURCE

WILLIAM RAND KENAN PROFESSORSHIPS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, PROFESSORSHIPS
HOLLEY NAMED KENAN PROFESSOR

WILLIAM RICHARDSON DAVIE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
FIVE RECEIVE DAVIE AWARD HONORS FROM UNC TRUSTEES

WILLIAMS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
WILLIAMS' BULLDOGS CHEM UP ORANGE

WILLIAMS WATER PLANT

CITY FLIRTS WITH WATER SHORTAGE

WILLIE M PROGRAMS

SEE ALSO BROAD STREET RESIDENTIAL CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED

JANUS-TREE HOUSE COULD BE FORCED TO CLOSE

JANUS-TREE HOUSE COULD BE FORCED TO CLOSE

WILLOW BROOK

SEXUAL ASSAULT PROBED; 3RD SINCE FEB. IN SAME AREA

TUESDAY ASSAULT NOT LINKED TO TWO EARLIER ATTACKS, POLICE SAY

CHH 1 1/26/1989 A
H 2 3/07/1989 A
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

CHH 1

5/09/1989
6/19/1989
6/21/1989
6/27/1989
7/09/1989
7/20/1989

2 3/30/1989 D
2 4/02/1989 C
2 6/05/1989 D

S 2 1/11/1989 D
H 2 1/12/1989 D
S 2 1/12/1989 B

CHH 1 3/08/1989 A
CHH 1 3/10/1989 A

CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
S 2 9/02/1989 B
H 2 12/15/1989 C

CHH 1
CHH 1

DURHAM MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GETS TAPPED BY STATE TO REFUND t800,OOO H 2

CHH 1
CHH 1

3/18/1989 A
3/18/1989 A
8/50/1989 A

5/24/1989 A
5/25/1989 A

1 P N M20
8 N
1 N M20

N H90
N H90
N D38
N D38
L

3 P N D38

1 M N C49
5 N C49

2 D N

H 2 2/26/1989 B 1 P N

1 P U D18
1 P N C49
1 P N D18

1 N L90
4 E

CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 7 P N

3 N
3 P N A76
1 P N R63

1 N M70
1 N C62
1 N C60

1 N M70
3 P N M70

UILLfUDAILE CINEMA

•STRANGE THING HAPPENED ON WAY TO MOVIE' PROBLEM FOCUS OF PARENTS' GROUP H

2 6/11/1989 B 1 N R63

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UILLOWDAILE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
DURHAM TEENS' DISPUTE ENDS IN SHOPPING CENTER SHOOTING
UILLOWDAILE GATHERING PLACE SOURCE OF PARENTS' CONCERN
TEENS NEED MEETING PLACE

WILLOWHAVEN COUNTRY CLUB

BURGEONING BEAVER POPULATION GNAWS AT DURHAM H

BEAVERS GET 'REPRIEVE'; WILLOWHAVEN 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

WILLS

SEE ALSO ESTATE PLANNING
♦48.2 MILLION ESTATE PROBATED IN DURHAM
DUBOSE WILL LARGEST IN COUNTY IN 25 YEARS

WILMINGTON, N.C.

SEE ALSO AZALEA FESTIVAL
WILMINGTON TO HOST SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

WILMINGTON POLICE DEPT.

WILMINGTON POLICE OFFICER CONVICTED

WILSON, N.C.

RAY CHARLES HEADLINES AT ARTS OPENING

WILSON PARK CONDOMINIUMS

CARRBORO PLAINTIFF, DEFENDANT IN SUITS

CARRBORO DROPS TOWNHOUSE UNIT FROM LAWSUIT

OWNER CRITICIZES CARRBORO ACTION IN TOWNHOUSE SUIT

2 8/16/1989 A 1 N M51
2 8/16/1989 A 1 N R63
2 8/17/1989 A 4 E

2 8/03/1989 A 1 N S69

2 8/04/1989 A 1 N S69

2 8/08/1989 A 1 N S69

2 8/10/1989 A 4 E

2 9/13/1989 C 1 N S82
2 9/13/1989 A 1 P N B53

2 2/28/1989 D 5 N A76
2 1/20/1989 B 4 N
2 1/15/1989 E 12 P N

CHH 1 10/27/1989 A
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A
CHH 1 11/20/1989 A

1 N C62
1 N C62
1 P N C62

WILTON, N.C.

WILTON CELEBRATES

GREAT GRANVILLE DAY'

H 2 4/30/1989 B 1 P N T33

WIN/LOSE/DRAU (PLAY)

'WIN/LOSE/BRAU' TRIPLE DELIGHT

RALEIGH PLAYERS' ONE-ACTS LIKE NIGHT OF NETWORK TV

WIND DAMAGE

SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSO THUNDERSTORMS
SEE ALSO TORNADOES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM

GUSTING WINDS TOPPLE TREES, KNOCK OUT POWER

WIND ZAPS POWER TO 5,000; MERCURY TO PLUNGE

POWER OUTAGES FROM STORM AFFECT 5,000 CUSTOMERS

WINDSTORM SPARKS FIRE, POWER OUTAGES

TWO SISTERS ESCAPE INJURY AS TREES SMASH THEIR CAR

DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING WINDS

DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING WINDS

SMALL TORNADO HITS HOME IN RED MILL ROAD AREA

STORM INJURES 4 PEOPLE, DAMAGES DURHAM BUILDINGS

REDWOOD FIREFIGHTERS KEPT TOO BUSY IN STORM TO NOTICE THEIR ROOF MISSING

TORNADO CARVES UP DURHAM; EMPLOYEES FLEE DARK CLOUD, SOUTH DURHAM STORE

TORNADO CARVES UP DURHAM; STORM LEVELS HOUSES, CUTS POWER; NO INJURIES

FRIGHTENED RESIDENT COMFORTED

TEAMS ASSESS DURHAM TORNADO DAMAGE

OBSERVING FUNNEL FORM IS AWESOME

STORM FOLLOWS '58 PATH

DUKE POWER STILL RESTORING ELECTRICITY

STORM DAMAGE

POLICE CARS PARKED BEHIND SUBSTATION ON N.C. 55 ARE DAMAGED

STORM DAMAGES EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH ON ALSTON AVENUE

OFFICIALS TOUR STORM'S ROUTE, LAUD CITY WORKERS' RESPONSE

STATE COUNTS STORMS' DAMAGE; TWISTERS CUT $30 MILLION PATH IN N.C.

SANCTUARY OF CHURCH DESTROYED

EMORYWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD BEGINS REPAIRS

WING OF SCHOOL RUINED BUT CLASSES TO BE HELD

2/09/1989 D
2/10/1989 D

4 R R90
4 R P10

H

2

1/04/1989 C

1 N

s

2

1/04/1989 C

1 N M06

H

2

1/05/1989 C

1 N

CHH 1

1/05/1989 A

3 N M70

H

1

1/06/1989 C

1 P N

S

2

2/21/1989 A

1 P N B53

S

2

2/21/1989 A

1 P N M06

H

2

4/26/1989 A

1 N M51

S

2

4/26/1989 A

1 P N M06

H

2

4/27/1989 C

1 P N M51

H

2

5/06/1989 A

1 P N C47

H

2

5/06/1989 A

1 M N

H

2

5/06/1989 C

2 P P K30

S

2

5/06/1989 A

1 P N S92

S

2

5/06/1989 A

1 P N A76

S

2

5/06/1989 A

1 P N A76

S

2

5/06/1989 A

1 P N H65

S

2

5/06/1989 A

10 P P K30

S

2

5/06/1989 B

4 P P K30

S

2

5/06/1989 C

2 P P S73

H

2

5/07/1989 A

1 P N 369

H

2

5/07/1989 A

1 P N N36

H

2

5/07/1989 B

1 P N C47

H

2

5/07/1989 B

1 P N C47

H

2

5/07/1989 B

1 P N

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STORM KEEPS POLICE BUSY „

IN TORNADO'S PATH, A CLASSIC TRAIL OF DESTRUCTION

DURHAM DIGS OUT FROM TORNADO/NEIGHBORS PULL TOGETHER IN CLEANUP

EBENEZER BAPTIST NOT SLOWED BY TORNADO

MARTIN TELLS VICTIMS! HELP ON WAY

TORNADOES

TORNADOES

TORNADOES

FEDERAL EMERGENCY OFFICIALS EXPECTED IN DURHAM TODAY

RED CROSS ASSISTS TORNADO VICTIMS

PEARSONTOWN CLASSES MOVED DUE TO STORM

PICKING LP TVE PIECES

DURHAM TORNADO: GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN/COUNSELORS DISCUSS PUPILS' FEARS

SHUFFLE OF INSURANCE CLAIMS DROWNS OUT TORNADO'S ROAR

STORM DAMAGE IN GRANVILLE ESTIMATED AT *1 MILLION

DESPITE DAMAGE, SCHOOL GOES ON

BUSINESS BOOMING FOR STORM REPAIRS

LANDFILL FEES SUSPENDED FOR TORNADO DEBRIS

TEAMS ASSESS DURHAM LOSSES/WILL DETERMINE IF TORNADO AID TO BE AVAILABLE

TEAMS ASSESS DURHAM LOSSES/CITY EASES FEES FOR STORM VICTIMS

DURHAM CITIZENS RISE TO TORNADO'S CHALLENGE

CLEANUP CONTINUES

IT'S PULL-TOGETHER TIME

TEAMS WRAP UP DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

HOW TO REPAIR STORM DAMAGE TO TREES

GOODWILL EFFORT PAYING OFF FOR COMPANY

TORNADO BLEW AWAY INVISIBLE RACIAL LINE IN COMMUNITY

CITY OPENS COMMAND CENTER TODAY FOR VICTIMS OF STORM

TORNADO REPAIRS CONTINUE

THE ROAD TO RECOVERY

SLOW, BUT RELIABLE

TORNADO RELIEF CENTER OPENS FOR DURHAM AREA

STORM ZAPS POWER TO 2,000 HOMES; HIGH WINDS SLAM SOUTHERN GRANVILLE

SCHOOL SYSTEM SEEKS AID FOR REPAIRS

TREE TOPPLES INTO MOBILE HOME, PINNING MAN TO FLOOR

STORM DAMAGE IN STATE LESS THAN ANTICIPATED

AREA PICKING UP FROM STORM

FRIDAY STORMS' DAMAGE ESTIMATE TOPS *8 MILLION

STORM AFTERMATH

DANGLING TOWER

STORM RIPS W. DURHAM BUILDING; OFFICER DESCRIBES POSSIBLE TORNADO

DURHAM FLOODING RECEDES, BUT MORE RAIN ON THE WAY

MAY 5 TORNADO DISASTER RELIEF SEEKERS PASS 1,200

FEW TAKING ASSISTANCE FOR MARCH WINDSTORM

HUGO LEAVES DURHAM MOSTLY UNSCATHED

LITTLE LEFT BUT BITS 'N' PIECES

MYRTLE BEACH! HUGO TURNS RESORT INTO WRECKAGE

WIND DOWNS LIMB; 2,000 LOSE POWER

WIND SURFING

SEE WINDSURFING

WINDOW DESIGNS (BUSINESS)
WINDOW DESIGNS (AD)

THE WINDOW MAN

THE WINDOW MAN INTRODUCES BETTER LIVING (AD)

WINDOW WASHERS

MAKING IT GLEAM FOR OPENING
LET THE SPRING CLEANING BEGIN
ROOM WITH A VIEW
SPRING CLEANING

WINDOWS

SEE ALSO WINDSHIELDS
GLASS ACT

WINSEEIALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)

C T

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I T

N

E

E

L Y

P

D

— DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H

2

5/07/1989 B

1 P N M51

H

2

5/07/1989 B

1 P N N36

H

2

5/08/1989 A

1 P N P38

H

2

5/08/1989 A

1 P N N36

H

2

5/08/1989 A

1 P N

H

2

5/08/1989 A

8 P P M66

H

2

5/08/1989 A

8 P P S73

H

2

5/08/1989 A

8 P P L38

S

2

5/08/1989 A

1 P N M06

s

2

5/08/1989 A

1 N H65

S

2

5/08/1989 A

1 N M06

s

2

5/08/1989 C

1 P P T44

H

2

5/09/1989 A

1 P N C60

H

2

5/09/1989 A

1 N S69

H

2

5/09/1989 C

1 N T33

H

2

5/09/1989 C

1 P N J40

H

2

5/09/1989 C

1 P N C47

H

2

5/09/1989 C

1 N R63

S

2

5/09/1989 A

1 P N S92

S

2

5/09/1989 A

1 P N C61

S

2

5/09/1989 A

4 E

S

2

5/09/1989 C

1 P P M66

H

2

5/10/1989 A

4 E

H

2

5/10/1989 C

1 N

H

2

5/10/1989 C

1 D F

H

2

5/11/1989 C

1 P N C47

H

2

5/12/1989 C

1 N P38

H

2

5/12/1989 C

1 N C47

H

2

5/12/1989 C

3 P P M66

CHH 1

5/12/1989 A

3 P P L38

H

2

5/14/1989 B

1 P P S76

H

2

5/23/1989 A

1 N R63

S

2

6/06/1989 A

3 N T77

H

2

6/16/1989 C

2 N

H

2

6/17/1989 C

1 N S17

H

2

6/18/1989 B

1 P N

CHH 1

6/18/1989 A

3 P N L90

H

1

6/21/1989 C

1 N K60

H

1

6/23/1989 C

1 P P H60

H

1

6/24/1989 C

1 P P H60

H

2

7/17/1989 A

1 P N T32

S

2

7/17/1989 A

1 P N N06

H

2

7/18/1989 C

1 N R63

CHH 1

7/21/1989 A

3 N S17

H

2

9/23/1989 C

1 P N S76

CHH 1

9/23/1989 A

3 P P C45

S

2

9/23/1989 C

1 P P T44

S

2 11/16/1989 C

1 N B53

S 2 4/19/1989 H 5 D A

S 2 4/19/1989 E 4 P A

H 2 3/02/1989 C 1 P P S73

CHH 1 3/18/1989 A 3 P P L38

CHH 1 4/15/1989 A 1 P P L38

CHH 1 5/19/1989 A 1 P P T44

CHH 1 5/17/1989 A 1 P P C45

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SEE ALSO WINDOWS
BILL WOULD REQUIRE CAR HEADLIGHTS BE ON WHEN WIPERS USED

WINDSURFING

CATCHING THE WIND
AIRBORNE

WINE

SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO GRAPES

WINE EXCISE TAX BILL REMAINS BOTTLED UP

GOODBYE SWEET STUFF

WINGATE COLLEGE (CHANGED TO CHARLES CANNON UNIV.)

SEE ALSO CHARLES CANNON UNIV. (FORMERLY WINGATE COLLEGE)
WINGATE COLLEGE TO CHANGE NAME
WINGATE COLLEGE NAME CHANGE CRITICIZED

WINGS OF DESIRE (FILM)

HEAVEN ON EARTH, OR FALL FROM GRACE?

WINN-DIXIE (LIBERTY ST.)

CITY SCHOOLS GIVE FOUR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS TOP PRIORITY

WINN-DIXIE STORES

SALVATION ARMY, WINN-DIXIE RAISING MONEY TO FEED HUNGRY

THE WINSTON (CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPEEDWAY RACE)
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
WALLACE BUMPS BY WALTRIP

WINSTON CHURCHILL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP

DUKE UNIVERSITY SENIOR WINS CHURCHILL SCHOLARSHIP

WINSTON CUP RACING CIRCUIT
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
WINSTON CUP HEADING TOWARD ANOTHER MILESTONE

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES

BOND-fOWELL BOOK DRAWS DURHAM READERS

AUTHOR SAYS CONTROVERSIAL BOOK IS COSTING HIM HIS JOB

WINSTON-SALEM SCHOOLS

SEE WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS

WINSTON-SALEM SPIRITS

SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
BURLINGAME, BULLS DAMPEN SPIRITS
BULLS SHARP DESPITE RAIN
DEAK'S BLAST POWERS BULLS
BULLS FIND RELIEF AFTER SLOW START
HOMERS, ERRORS KILL BULLS, AVERY
SPIRITS NULLIFY AVERY'S EFFORT
SPIRITS HOLD BACK BULLS, 3-1

AVERY, BULLS' NEWCOMER SHINE IN SHUTOUT VICTORY OVER SPIRITS
WINSTON-SALEM RIPS 11 HITS, SLIDES PAST BULLS
CASAROTTI, TILMON SPARK BULLS PAST WINSTON-SALEM
WINSTON-SALEM SLIDES BY BULLS, 4-3
COFFMAN FINDS MORE TO LIFE THAN BASEBALL

WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
NCCU CAPS TOUR BY WHIPPING RAMS, 70-37
EAGLES WALLOP WINSTON-SALEM STATE

WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
IT'S 'CRYING TIME' AGAIN IN THE CIAA
W-S STATE, VIRGINIA STATE FAVORITES IN CIAA ACTION

WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS

COBLE AWAITS WORD ON WINSTON-SALEM JOB

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 4/13/1989 A 14 N

H 2 2/16/1989 C 3 P P L38
CHH 1 9/24/1989 A 1 P P L38

H 2 6/09/1989 A 15 P N
H 2 7/01/1989 A 4 E

H 1 1/25/1989 C 2 N
H 2 1/26/1989 A 12 N

H 2 10/06/1989 D 18 P R L59

H 2 1/31/1989 B 1 N J40

H 2 1/21/1989 B 5 N

H 2 5/22/1989 D 1 P N M64

S . 2 3/17/1989 C 1 N

H 2 8/20/1989 B 2 N M64

S 2 1/23/1989 A 1 N M06
S 2 1/23/1989 C 1 N M06

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 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

5/12/1989 B

1 N

H

2

5/13/1989 D

1 N

H

2

5/14/1989 C

2 N

H

2

5/15/1989 B

3 N

H

2

6/15/1989 D

1 P N C52

H

2

8/02/1989 D

1 P U M88

H

2

1/22/1989 C

5 N P75

S

2

1/23/1989 D

6 P U P52

H

2

8/16/1989 D

1 P U P75

S

2

8/23/1989 D

8 F A76

S

2

1/04/1989 A

1 P N S92

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COBLE MAY STILL BE ON LIST FOR JOB _

COBLE CONFIRMS HE IS A FINALIST FOR WINSTON-SALEM SCHOOL JOB

HOUSE BEING CONSIDERED FOR FORSYTH POST

WINSTON-SALEM BOARD TO RECEIVE LIST OF 12 AT MEETING ON MONDAY

COBLE IS SEMIFINALIST FOR NEW JOB

WINSTON-SALEM GROUP TO VISIT FOR COBLE CHECK

A FLATTERING COURTSHIP

COBLE IN 'FINAL 4' AT WINSTON-SALEM

COBLE MAKES WINSTON'S FINAL 4

HOUSE'S NAME NOT ON FORSYTH LIST OF FINALISTS

COBLE NOW ONE OF THREE FINALISTS FOR JOB

COBLE ACCEPTS FORSYTH SCHOOL JOB

COBLE ACCEPTS FORSYTH SCHOOL JOB

COBLE TAKES WINSTON-SALEM'S TOP SCHOOL JOB

MERGER TALK MAY SLOW REPLACEMENT

WINTER

SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS)

WINTER SOLSTICE
SEE SOLSTICE

WINTERFEST

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
CABARET IN INDIANAPOLIS FEATURES TRIANGLE ARTISTS
DUKE'S WINTERFEST OPENS WITH PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT

WINTERIZATION PROGRAM

SEE ALSO COMMUNITY CHALLENGE HEATING FUND
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE

WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM GETS $100,500 WINDFALL

HOME WEATHERIZATION NEEDS MORE WORKERS

WITHHOLDING TAX

SEE FEDERAL WITHHOLDING TAX
SEE N.C., WITHHOLDING TAXES

WITNESS FOR PEACE

PROTESTING AID TO CONTRAS
PROTEST

WIZARD OF OZ

THE WIZ IS COMING

LAND Of OOHS AND OZ

SPECTATORS CAN TAKE SHUTTLE BUSES TO 'OZ'

AND TOTO, TOO? — MAKE THAT FIVE

•TOTO, THIS AIN'T KANSAS' - ...THE LAND OF OZ IS IN CHAPEL HILL

LIVE PERFORMANCE OF THE WIZARD Of OZ STILL TURNS CHILDREN'S HEADS

CORRECTION

OZ LIVES IN NEW SHOW

BEHIND THE RAINBOW

AS 'OZ' TURNS 50, CBS RECORDS PLANS NEW EDITION OF SOUNDTRACK

AND TOTO, TOO

'DIFFERENT' LOOK AT 'WIZARD OF OZ'

THE RESTORED VERSION MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT/'WIZARD OF OZ'

WOLF'S POND SUBDIVISION _ _ „„ „ , , ,„_

WOLF'S POND RESIDENTS MAY SOON KNOU WHAT COUNTY TO CALL HOME
CHATHAM MAY ACCEPT BOUNDARY PROPOSAL

WOLVES

RED WOLF PUPS GOING TO REFUGE

THE WOMAN WHO WAS NOT ALL THERE (BOOK) „.« UAl „» ,^A1,

NOVEL SET IN DURHAM SHOWS COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MAN AND WOMAN

COLUMNIST ADVISES! JUST PLACE HER ON PEDESTAL, DON'T ASK WHY

N
P

S
H

cm

H
S
H
H
S
H

cm

H
S

s

H

s

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1/13/1989
1/14/1989
1/14/1989
1/18/1989
1/24/1989
1/25/1989
1/27/1989
1/31/1989
2/01/1989
2/01/1989
2/08/1989
2/13/1989
2/13/1989
2/14/1989
2/14/1989

cm 1

H 2

cm 1

S 2

cm i

H 2

cm i

cm l
cm i

2 1/02/1989 A
2 1/13/1989 D

2 4/04/1989 C
2 4/04/1989 C

4/06/1989
4/07/1989
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/15/1989
4/15/1989
4/15/1989
4/20/1989 B
8/07/1989 A
8/10/1989 D
8/24/1989 D
12/15/1989 D

2/18/1989 A
2/23/1989 A

N S92
N J40
N C62
N J40
N S92
N J40
E

N S92
N J40
N C62
N

N M06
N S92
N J40
N M06

6 P U W66
6 H

8/15/1989 B 9
8/17/1989 A 4

N R60
E

1 P P T37
8 P P T37

P L38
P
N

F B71
N C62
R U66
N

R B71
P S73
U W66
P T37
F F25
R L59

3 N M25

3 P N M25

H 2 1/15/1989 B 8 N
H 2 2/05/1989 D 3 P U H45
H 2 3/19/1989 B 8 P U L57

WOMEN, ABUSE

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L Y
L P BYL

SEE BATTERED WOMEN

WOMEN, ARTISTS

SEE ALSO ARTISTS, U.S.
N.C. FARES POORLY IN WOMEN ARTISTS EXHIBIT
WOMEN'S WORK; CURATOR CONSIDERS SHOW BY N.C. FEMALE ARTISTS

WOMEN, ATHLETES
SEE WOMEN, SPORTS

WOMEN, BATTERED

SEE BATTERED WOMEN

WOMEN, BISHOPS

EPISCOPAL DIOCESE ENDORSES WOMAN BISHOP

WOMEN, BUSINESSES

SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES

SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.

SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB

SEE ALSO MINORITY-WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

SEE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS

BUSINESSES OWNED BY WOMEN GROWING IN NUMBER, REVENUE/BUSINESS BRIEFING

TWO FRIENDS GO WHOLE HOG FOR FUN, PROFIT

WOMEN, CAREERS

SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION

SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN

SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE

SEE ALSO FASHION

SEE ALSO SEXUAL HARRASSMENT

SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES

MOBILE-PHONE INSTALLER OFFERS A

SEMINAR AIMS TO BALANCE CAREER,

4/30/1989 E 9 P R G68
7/23/1989 E 1 P F G68

H 2 1/29/1989 B 3 N

H 2 5/28/1989 D
CHH 1 6/19/1989 A

WOMAN'S TOUCH
PERSONAL LIFE

WOMEN, DEATH SENTENCES

SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
STAGER GETS DEATH; LAWYERS VOW FIGHT

WOMEN, EMPLOYMENT

SEE EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN

WOMEN, GUNS
SEE ALSO GUNS
GUN-TOTING WOMEN BECOMING MORE NUMEROUS

WOMEN, HEALTH CARE

SEE ALSO BLACKS, HEALTH CARE
MAY NUTRITION CONFERENCE CONSIDERS WOMEN'S ISSUES
WOMEN'S TREATMENT PROGRAM SET
DOCTORS PAYING MORE ATTENTION TO NUTRITION— AUTHOR

WOMEN, HIGHER EDUCATION

SEE DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM

WOMEN, MILITARY

THEY'RE IN THE ARMY NOW; SUMMER CAMP WITH NO WIMPS ALLOWED

WOMEN, MINISTERS

SEE ALSO MINISTERS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO MINISTERS, U.S.
DURHAM WOMAN TO WEAR THE DEACON'S STOLE
DURHAM REMEMBERS THE REV. FOGLEMAN
A FIRST/FIRST BAPTIST TO ORDAIN WOMAN PASTOR

WOMEN, PHYSICIANS

SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.

6 N
3P N L90

S 2 5/27/1989 C 1 P N T77
S 2 10/23/1989 C 1 P N H65

S 2 5/20/1989 A 1 P N B53

S 2 9/08/1989 B 1 P F 659

CHH 1 4/28/1989 A 9 N
H 2 6/23/1989 C 14 N D80
H 2 9/29/1989 C 1 N C60

H 2 7/02/1989 E 1 P F S56

H 2 6/17/1989 A 7 N J40
H 2 6/23/1989 A 1 P N T33
CHH 1 11/27/1989 A 3 N W57

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FROM SOUTH AFRICA TO BOSTON, DOCTOR RETRACES WORK WITH POOR

WOMEN, POLICE

SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE HPT.. WOMEN OFFICERS
LOUISBURG HIRES POLICEWOMAN

OTHER LOCAL POLICE FORCES ALSO HAVE FEW BLACK WOMEN
UNC TO INTERVIEW THREE BLACK FEMALE OFFICER CANDIDATES

WOMEN, POLITICIANS

SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WOMEN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
WOMEN BLAST DEMOCRATS' DAVIS, 'OLD-BOY NETWORK*

S I T

N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 3/10/1989 A 9 P N D80

H 1 1/27/1989 C
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A

WOMEN, SPORTS _

SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)

SEE ALSO LADIES PROFESSIONAL GOLF ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO TITLE IX (FED. LEGISLATION PROHIBITING SEX DISCRIM. IN INTERCOLLEG, SPORTS)
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL)
CULTURE SIDELINES WOMEN ATHLETES - RESEARCHER CHH 1 2/18/1989 A

FLO JO HAS EARNED HER NICHE H 2 3/09/1989 A

WOMEN, WRITERS

SEE ALSO N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE

SKILLFUL NOVEL *BY* UNC GRAD OFFERS 'PORTRAIT' OF CONTEMPORARY MOTHER H 2 2/12/1989 D

WOMEN WRITERS IN SPOTLIGHT THESE LATE WINTER MONTHS H 2 2/26/1989 D

POEMS ARE 'STORIES SUNG TO PEOPLE,' PROSE HAS MORE TO DO WITH COURAGE H 2 3/05/1989 D

'LIFE GETS VERY LOGICAL WHEN YOU LOOK PACK' H 2 3/12/1989 D

DORIS BETTS— A WOMAN WHO HAS 'DISTILLED AND FUSED THE WORLD' H 2 3/26/1989 D

NEWBERRY AWARD WINNER WRITES ONLY FOR 'PEOPLE' __ H 2 4/23/1989 D

GAIL GODWIN IS 'TELLER OF TALES' WITH SOUTHERN VOICE (CORRECTED 7-16-89) H 2 7/09/1989 D

W3MEN-IN-ACTI0N

SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
BOND URGES MERGER Of CITY AND COUNTY SCHOOLS

WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION

SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION ANNIVERSARY

WOMEN IN CONSTROCTIONi BUILDING CAREERS IN WHAT USED TO BE MEN'S WORLD
'FORE'

WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION

FEEDING PROGRAM ON SOLID FINANCIAL GROUND

WIC PROGRAM EASY TO SUPPORT

PRICE LENDS SUPPORT TO FOOD PROGRAM BILL

WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO YWCA, DURHAM
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT NOMINEES SOUGHT
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT TASTING PARTY
YWCA NAMES ITS WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
DR. HUBBARD NAMED AS WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT

YWCA RECOGNIZES SEVEN WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT WINNERS AT ANNUAL BANQUET
WOMEN HONORED FOR ACHIEVEMENTS
PLANNING WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT MEMORABILIA

WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A fERVOUS BREAKDOWN (FILM)
'WOMEN ON THE VERGE' AMUSING TWIST ON FORM

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL)
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL

2 3/01/1989 A
2 3/12/1989 E
2 10/05/1989 A

S 2 5/15/1989 C
H 2 7/23/1989 D
CHH 1 8/03/1989 A

1/19/1989
1/27/1989
3/05/1989
3/07/1989
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
6/03/1989
12/21/1989

1 N '
1 N S17
1 N S17

H 2 4/02/1989 B 1 N

1 P
4

N L90
E

U H45

U H45
U H45
U H45
U H45
U H45
U H45

S 2 10/13/1989 C 1 P N H65

7 P P C45
1 P F Zll
7 P P M66

1 N H65
4 E
3 N

F S27
P T32
F S56
N S56
N W66
P T37
P K30
P T37

H 2 2/24/1989 D 2 P R S66

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SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS

LADY PACK BASKS IN SUNSHINE

PACK'S STINSON DRAWS RAVE REVIEWS ON COURT

UNC WOKEN SHOW WINNING FORM EARLY

TRIO CRACKS STARTING LINEUP ON COLLEGE LEVEL

WOHEN'S CENTER

NEW DIRECTOR OF COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER HOPES TO REACH OUT TO MORE PEOPLE
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER OFFERS SERVICES

WOMEN'S CLUBS

SEE DURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB

WOMEN'S EQUALITY DAY

DAY SET TO OBSERVE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

WOMEN'S EQUALITY EVENT IS FRIDAY

WOMEN'S EQUALITY DAY TO BE MARKED

WOMEN'S RIGHTS GROUPS STRUGGLE WITH WANING INTEREST; EQUALITY DAY,..

N.C. OFFICIALS VOTED 'NO' FOR WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

WOMEN'S EQUALITY DAY AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
AWARD WINNER

WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE CENTER

ABORTION PROTESTER SAYS DOCTOR THREATENED HER
DOCTOR SAID NOT GUILTY OF MENACING PROTESTER
DOCTOR FOUND NOT GUILTY OF THREATENING PROTESTER

WOMEN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
POLICE ARREST 9 ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS ON TRESPASS CHARGES

WOMEN'S HEALTH RESOURCES (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)

AGENCY GIVES WOMEN OPTIONS ON HEALTH DECISIONS

WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH

MARCH FOCUS IS WOHEN'S HISTORY

'WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH' SOUGHT BY COUNCILWOMEN

MARCH NAMED WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH

PUTTING WOMEN IN THEIR PLACE

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM

LECTURE TO EXAMINE ANTI-COMMUNISM, LINKS TO ECONOMY
LONELY VIGIL

WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION
NEW OFFICERS

WOMEN'S MOVEMENT

SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
IN CELEBRATION OF WOMEN; DAY'S EVENTS IN HONOR OF WOMEN...
GROUP EDUCATES LEGISLATURE ABOUT WOMEN'S ISSUES
THE TIME IS NOW FOR WOMEN TO ACT/GUEST COLUMNIST

WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS

SEE ALSO NATIONAL WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
WOMEN'S GROUP MAKES LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS

WOMEN'S PRISON

SEE N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN

WOMEN'S SHELTER

SEE ALSO H.O.P.E. (HOUSE OF POSITIVE ENDINGS)
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER

SHELTER MEETS SPECIAL NEEDS OF HOMELESS WOMEN

UNITED WAY GIVES i4,350 TO WOMEN'S H.O.P.E. SHELTER

COLD HAS SHELTER WORKERS SCRAMBLING

S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL

H 2 11/26/1989 C 7 N

H 2 12/10/1989 C 2 U F95

H 2 12/17/1989 C 2 U F95

H 2 12/24/1989 C 2 U F95

CHH 1
CHH 1

CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1

4/26/1989 A
5/13/1989 A

8/17/1989 A
8/21/1989 A
8/26/1989 A
8/28/1989 A
8/28/1989 A

3 N

8 N

3 N

3 P N

3 N

S 2 8/28/1989 A 3 P P T37

S 2 2/13/1989 C 1 N
S 2 3/31/1989 C 1 N B53
H 2 4/01/1989 C 1 N S32

S 2 3/18/1989 C 1 N B53
CHH 1 10/16/1989 A 1 P G

CHH 1 2/26/1989 A 11 N

H 2 3/03/1989 C 1 P N

H 2 3/07/1989 B 1 N

CHH 1 3/19/1989 A 3 P N

CHH 1 1/18/1989 A 10 N
CHH 1 6/01/1989 A 1 P P L38

S 2 4/21/1989 B 2 P P T32

CHH 1 4/01/1989 A 3 P N
S 2 7/21/1989 B 1 P F G59
CHH 1 10/09/1989 A 4 P U

H 1 2/23/1989 C 3 N

s

2 2/24/1989 B

1 P F G59

H

2 4/26/1989 A

10 N

S

2 11/24/1989 A

1 N H65

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VOLUNTEERS CAN HELP KEEP OTHERS FED, WARM

WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE _

WOMEN'S RIGHTS GROUPS STRUGGLE WITH WANI>* INTEREST; EQUALITY DAY...
N.C. OFFICIALS VOTED »N0' FOR WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

WOOD CARVING

CHAMPION CARVER

WOOD CUTTING

WOOD FOR UINTER

WOOD STOVES

SEE ALSO FIREPLACES

SEE ALSO FIREWOOD
FALL CHILL USHERS IN PRIME UOOD STOVE WEATHER/NATIVE SON
WOOD HEAT NIGHTMARES OR, THE CURSE OF THE WOODPILE ALBATROSS

UOODALL VACUUM AND PUMP DC.

OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE CHATHAM WASTE PIT

A PIT OF QUESTIONS; ...OFFICIALS TRYING TO FIND... WHAT'S IN PITTSBORO...

SLUDGE REGULATIONS MUDDY, HAULER TELLS COMMISSIONERS

COMPLAINTS SPARK PROBE OF AREA DEM

STATE QUESTIONS PAYMENT TO HAULER'

SLUDGE-HAULER'S REQUEST DENIED BY STATE

WASTE HAULER FINED *13,000 FOR VIOLATIONS

SLUDGE HAULER'S 111,000 FINE COULD HAVE REACHED *60,000

HAULER FILES REQUEST TO DUMP MORE SLUDGE

UOODALL TO CONTEST DEM FINES

UOODCROFT PEOPLE SUBMIT PROPOSAL TO KEEP SCHOOLCHILDREN TOGETHER

REDISTRICTING FORUM MOVES; WOODCROFT OFFERING 4 PLANS

SCHOOL BOARD MAY ADOPT UOODCROFT ALTERNATE PLAN

SCHOOLS' UOODCROFT PLAN DUE FINAL AIRING TONIGHT

NEIGHBORHOODS SQUARE OFF; HOPE VALLEY, UOODCROFT SPLIT ON SCHOOL LINES

SCHOOL DISTRICT HEARING STIRS EMOTIONS

EMOTIONS FLARE OVER SCHOOL REDISTRICTING

PAIR UP FOR FAIRNESS

UOODCROFT SCHOOL PLAN APPROVED

NEW ELEMENTARY DISTRICTS APPROVED

DURHAM HOME MARKET HAVING SOME PROBLEMS OF DIGESTION (CORRECTED 7-4-89)

CLEARING THE RECORD

NCNB ON THE MOVE

FALLING TREE CUTS UOODCROFT POWER

UCODCROFT SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO SHOFf ING CENTERS
DUELING CENTERS? UOODCROFT, HOMESTEAD CLOSE, BUT WILL SHARE...

WOODLAKE (HOUSING AND COMMERCIAL PROJECT)

MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS

WOODROW'S TRUMPET (BOOK)

UOODROU'S TRUMPET SATIRIZES 'LIBERAL' NEWCOMERS

THE UOODS (MUSIC GROUP)
THE UOODS

UOODSIDE INN

UOODSIDE INN REWARD FOR SUNDAY DRIVER

WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL _

TAKING STOCK, 20 YEARS LATER-THEY RECALL MUD, MUSIC, MADNESS...
WOODSTOCK! TRtfTIC, WAVY GRAVY AMONG MEMORIES
WOODSTOCK: 'I SAU A SEA OF PEOPLE...'

WOODWORKERS

FIRM HELPS BUSINESSES KEEP 'GOOD THINGS'

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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

DATE-
S 2 11/25/1989 A 4 E

CHH 1 8/28/1989 A 3 P N
CHH 1 8/28/1989 A 3 N

H 2 6/13/1989 C 9 P P
S 2 10/24/1989 A 6 P P S76

CHH 1

10/08/1989 A

3

U

CHH 1

10/22/1989 A

3

G

CHH 1

2/21/1989 A

3

N NZS

CHH 1

3/18/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

4/19/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

5/19/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

6/01/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

7/11/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

8/12/1989 A

1

N M25

CHH 1

8/19/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

9/22/1989 A

3

N M25

CHH 1

10/05/1989 A

3

N M25

H 2

2/14/1989 C

N N36

S 2

2/14/1989 B

P N K30

S 2

3/10/1989 A

N S92

H 2

3/13/1989 A

M N J40

S 2

3/13/1989 C

N S92

H 2

3/14/1989 A

N J40

S 2

3/14/1989 A

N S92

H 2

3/15/1989 A

E

H 2

3/17/1989 A

N P38

S 2

3/17/1989 A

N S92

H 2

7/02/1989 F

P N C47

H 2

7/04/1989 A

2

N

H 2

9/17/1989 F

1 P P T37

H 2 10/26/1989 C

n

N

H 2

6/11/1989 D

6 P N C47

H 2

8/20/1989 C

3

N C60

CHH 1

8/10/1989 A

1 P N H90

H 2

5/26/1989 D

12 P P

H 2 6/30/1989 D 16 R D77

S 2 8/10/1989 D 1 P P S73
S 2 8/10/1989 D 6 P F G59
S 2 8/10/1989 D 7 P F G59

S 2 11/27/1989 C 1 P N E33

THE WOODURIGHT'S SHOP (TV SERIES)

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SUBJECTS

THAT WOOBWRIGHT'S 'WINDOW'
PUBLIC TV NEEDS YOU
CLEARING THE RECORD

(CORRECTED 9-6-89)

WOOLLY WORM STUDIES

UOOLY BEAR CATERPILLARS TAKE TO THE INTERSTATES

WOOLWORTH'S (WEST MAIN ST.)

COUNTER CULTURE; DINERS COME FOR THE COMPANY

WORK CARDS

SEE IDENTIFICATION CARDS

WORKERS' COMPENSATION
SEE ALSO INSURANCE

SEE ALSO N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE

INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION CHAIRMAN HOPES TO CUT WORKER'S COMP BACKLOG

WAITRESS ATTACKED ON WAY HOME ENTITLED TO WORKER'S COMPENSATION,..

HOUSE OKS WORKERS COMPENSATION BILL

HOUSE VOTES 57-54 TO DEFEAT WORKERS' COMPENSATION BILL

WORKERS MEMORIAL DAY
SEE ALSO MEMORIAL DAY
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
CITY HALL PLANS WORKERS MEMORIAL PROGRAM FRIDAY

WORKING GIRL (FILM)

WEAK STORY, DIRECTING STEAL GRIFFITH PROMISE
SURE-FIRE INVESTMENT/ 'WORKING GIRL'

WORKING TOGETHER (COLUMN)

CHILD'S PLAY SETS A STAGE FOR GROWN-UPS' VIOLENCE

PROFESSIONAL LOYALTY VS. INTIMACY

THE DOOR DEBATE: LET SENSE PREVAIL

THE YES AND NO ON INVITATIONS

TELLING TALES FOR POWER PUNCHLINES

REAL PROBLEMS OF MEN TABOO IN MAGAZINES

THE GAMES OF GRADE-SCHOOL MAY LEAD TO GROWN-UP GRIEF

RESPECT TOOL FOR SURVIVAL

THOUGHTS ON VALUES OF 'CO-EDUCATION'

IN GENDER ISSUE, THE LITTLEST THINGS COUNT

GIRLS OR BOYS, WORK IS WORK

'WISDOM' OUTWEIGHS EXPERIENCE FOR KIDS, EVEN WHEN IT'S WRONG

REAL MEN ARE NOT CARDBOARD

YOU REALLY HAVE NOTHING TO PROVE

WHAT A DIFFERENCE A WORD CAN MAKE

WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION

SEE WORKERS' COMPENSATION

WORLD AIDS DAY

SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
AIDS VICTIM TO SPEAK AT UNC FRIDAY
TRIANGLE MAYORS TO SIGN AIDS-FUND PROCLAMATION
UNTIL CURE FOUND, AIDS PATIENTS BIGGEST NEED IS HOPE— DOCTOR
•IM'M LUCKY'/AIDS DAY PANELIST— FAMILY SUPPORT MAKES HIM AN EXCEPTION

WORLD CUP SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
U.S. GEARS UP FOR WORLD CUP

WORLD DEBT

SEE ALSO DEBTS
ECONOMIST? THIRD WORLD'S DEBTS MAY FALL TO WESTERNERS

WORLD PREMIERES FESTIVAL

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
DUKE STAGES WORLD PREMIERES FESTIVAL

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L Y
L P BYL

H 2 9/05/1989 A 6 P F Zll
H 2 9/05/1989 A 6 N Zll
H 2 9/06/1989 A 2 N

CHH 1 10/17/1989 A 3 P N H90
H 2 2/05/1989 E 1 P F S56

H 2 2/07/1989 C 2 P N

H 2 4/05/1989 D 12 N

H 2 5/11/1989 B 4 N

H 2 5/12/1989 A 10 P N

H 2 4/26/1989 C 12 N

H

2 1/13/1989 D

3 P R S66

H

2 12/22/1989 D

19 P R L59

H

2 9/24/1989 E

12

U

H

2 10/01/1989 E

5

U

H

2 10/08/1989 E

2

U

H

2 10/15/1989 E

3

U

H

2 10/22/1989 E

4

U

H

2 10/29/1989 E

2

u

H

2 11/05/1989 E

11

u

H

2 11/12/1989 E

2

u

H

2 11/19/1989 E

3

u

H

2 11/26/1989 E

5

u

H

2 12/03/1989 E

4

u

H

2 12/10/1989 E

2

u

H

2 12/17/1989 E

4

u

H

2 12/24/1989 E

4

u

H

2 12/31/1989 E

3

u

CHH 1 U/28/1989 A 10 P N

S 2 11/30/1989 B 1 N C61

H 2 12/02/1989 C 1 N N36

CHH 1 12/02/1989 A 3 P N

S 2 8/09/1989 D 3 P F

H 2 6/01/1989 C 14 N

S 2 4/14/1989 A 12 N

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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

WORLD SERIES

SEE ALSO BASEBALL
TRIANGLE CONNECTION SPARKS SERIES INTEREST
CRAIG'S TIES TO DURHAM STILL STRONG

CRAIG'S BASEBALL SUCCESS BRINGS SURPRISE, SMILES TO DURHAM PALS
BATTER UP BECAUSE LIFE GOES ON

WORLD TRADE CENTERS (N.C.)

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE WORLD TRACE CENTER

TRIANGLE WORLD TRADE CENTER SETS UP SHOP WITH >EW BOARD

FORMER VICE PRESIDENT AT TELECOM IS ELECTED WORLD TRADE CHAIRMAN

GRESS CHOICE FOR WORLD TRADE CENTER PRESIDENT

HELP FOR OUR LITTLE BUSINESSES

WORLD WAR II

SEE ALSO BERLIN WALL
SEE ALSO D-DAY
SEE ALSO V-E DAY

DUKE PROFESSOR HAD HAND IN FINDING WORLD WAR II NAZI WEATHER STATION

THE STORYTELLER, RABBI HENRY UCKO TELLS TALES OF FAITH — AND OF SURVIVAL

LEADER Of THE OLD 30TH DIVISION PROUD Of ITS HISTOR'Y

WORLD WAR II EFFECTS FELT IN DURHAM/VE DAY ANNIVERSARY

TWO CITIES, TWO MEN, ONE WAR STORY

FOR WILLIAMS, THE IMAGES OF D-DAY ARE CLEAR AS YESTERDAY

'DIFFERENT' LOOK AT 'WIZARD OF 0Z»

NATIONAL GUARD UNIT REUNION RECALLS 'WAR, RUMORS Of WAR'

442ND'S LEADERS RECOLLECT V-E DAY

CHRISTMAS SPIRIT OVERCOMES WAR

DESPITE WAR BUTNER SPIRIT FESTIVE IN '42

WORRY

SEE ANXIETY

WORTHLESS CHECKS
SEE BAD CHECKS

WRESTLING

SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING

SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, WRESTLING (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, WRESTLING
CLIFTON CARRINGTON CLAIMS NATIONAL WRESTLING TITLE S

EX-WRESTLER HAS MESSAGE Of OPTIMISM H

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

S 2 4/27/1989 D 4 R

S 2 10/12/1989 A 4 E

S 2 10/13/1989 B 1 U D18

H 2 10/15/1989 C 1 P U M88

H 2 10/27/1989 A 4 E

H 2 2/11/1989 B

H 2 4/08/1989 C

H 2 8/09/1989 C

H 2 12/06/1989 A

CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 1

3/12/1989 B
3/26/1989 E
4/16/1989 B
5/08/1989
6/04/1989
6/06/1989
8/24/1989
9/16/1989
9/17/1989
12/14/1989
12/21/1989

WRIGHTWOOD AVE.

NEIGHBORS ARGUE AGAINST HOME FOR BRAIN-DAMAGED
WRIGHTWOOD RESIDENTS BALK AT GROUP HOME
DIRECTOR: GROUP HOME CONCERNS UNFOUNDED

WRITERS, DURHAM

SEE ALSO BLACKS, WRITERS
SEE ALSO BOOKS, DURHAM

LOYD LITTLE'S THIRD BOOK A ROLLICKING, BOURBON-CURED YARN

IT'S NOT A MATTER Of WHAT HE SAYS SO MUCH AS WHAT HIS LISTENERS «AR

FORMER DURHAM TEACHER WRITES APPEALING BOOK FOR BEGINNING READERS

LIBRARY WRITER SERIES DRAWS BLOCKBUSTER NAMES

A 'RANEY' DAY, AUTHOR CLYDE EDGERTON ^SMERIZES STUDENTS WITH MUSIC...

BASEBALL AND GOLF OFFER INSPIRATION FOR NOVELS ON HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS

CLEARING TVE RECORD

WRITERS, INTERNATIONAL

'WASTEFALL'S' WEEKEND WONDER (CORRECTED)

WRITERS, N.C.

SEE ALSO BLACKS, WRITERS

2 9/19/1989 D
2 11/30/1989 C

2 10/31/1989 C
2 10/31/1989 A
2 11/01/1989 C

3/12/1989 B

4/16/1989 D

5/07/1989

9/24/1989

10/03/1989

11/19/1989

12/31/1989

3 P N K65
2 N P41
1 P N K65

4 E

U H49
F Zll
U L57
F F25
U H49
N L90
F F25
N B53
N H90
F
N T33

4 P F A76
1 P N

4 N R63
1 N C61
1 N R63

U N36
U H45
U H45
U H45
N S92
U H45
N

H 2 12/28/1989 A 6 P N S56

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SEE ALSO BOOKS, N.C.

SEE ALSO N.C. FICTION SYNDICATE

SEE ALSO N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE

SEE ALSO N.C. WRITERS NETWORK INC.

SEE ALSO WOMEN, WRITERS
NOVEL WRITTEN IN LETTER FORM SHOWS FULL LITERARY POWERS OF LEE SMITH
THEME OF LOLLYPOP BOOKS CONTINUES UNDER LEADERSHIP OF CAROLINA WREN...
PROSE, POETRY WRITERS CAPTIVATE AUDIENCES IN VARIED LITERARY EVENTS
SKILLFUL NOVEL BY UNC GRAB OFFERS 'PORTRAIT' OF CONTEMPORARY MOTHER
TWO TAR HER NOVELISTS DISPLAY TALENT AT DURHAM COUNTY LIBRARY
SECOND STUDENT FROM WRITING CLASS HITS PUBLISHING JACKPOT WITH NOVEL
POEMS ARE 'STORIES SUNG TO PEOPLE,' PROSE HAS MORE TO DO WITH COURAGE
TAR HEEL POETRY LOVERS BLESSED WITH VARIETY OF NEW PUBLICATIONS
TWO AREA WRITERS REVEAL 'NECESSARY INGREDIENTS' FOR SUCCESSFUL THRILLERS
•WRITING THE BOOK BECAME A WAY OF REFLECTING MY GRIEF'
TAR HEEL WRITERS TURNING OUT QUANTITIES OF GOOD MATERIAL
TAR HEEL NOVELIST IS FEARLESSLY HONEST, FRIGHTENINGLY KNOWING
THE MAGIC OF BOOKS— 'YOU CAN TRANSFER DREAMS OF STORIES TO THE READER'
TAR HEEL WRITERS MAKING STRIDES IN LITERARY WORLD
BRUCE STONE FOLLOWS PATH OF YET ANOTHER HONEST STORY ON TODAY'S YOUTH
TAR HEEL POET WAS TECHNICAL INNOVATOR

'WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY' LANDS AREA WRITER IN POLITICAL SPOTLIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA WRITERS STILL BLOSSOM AT WILDACRES

SHORT STORY COLLECTION BY TAR HEEL RUTH MOOSE DEALS IN UNSETTLING TRUTHS
N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE CELEBRATES ITS 40TH YEAR
WOODROW'S TRUMPET SATIRIZES 'LIBERAL' NEWCOMERS

SUCCESSFUL AUTHOR LEARNS: 'WRITERS DO HAVE TO SERVE AN APPRENTICESHIP'
BERNADETTE HOYLE FOUND FASCINATING WORLD WITH WRITERS ROUND HER TABLE
•THE BOOK IS A CREATURE TEARING DOWN TREES TRYING TO GET OUT'
LIBRARY WRITER SERIES DRAWS BLOCKBUSTER NAMES
ALLAN GURGANUS TELLS ALMOST ALL IN HIS FIRST NOVEL
NO IMPOSTOR/NEIL CAUDLE

GLEN ROUNDS OFFERS ACCURATE IF IRREVERENT VIEW OF THE WORLD
WRITERS SPEAK FOR THE POOR IN COLLECTION ABOUT POVERTY
QUALITY WORKSHOPS FOR WRITERS OFFER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

WRITERS, SOUTHERN

SEE ALSO BLACKS* WRITERS
SOUTHERN, LOCAL NOVELISTS SUBJECT OF NATIONAL PROGRAM
FICTION HOTBED STUDIED THIS SUMMER AT UNC
SOUTHERN WRITERS GIVE AWARD TO HISTORIAN
WRITERS, CRITICS GIVE FREE TALKS ON 'SOUTHERN NOVEL'
SOUTHERN LITERATURE QUALITIES HARD TO PINPOINT, PANEL FINDS
WRITERS, CRITICS GIVE FREE TALKS ON 'SOUTHERN NOVEL'

WRITERS, U.S.

SEE ALSO BLACKS, WRITERS

SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
THE LITERATURE OF MERRY CHRISTMAS

WRITING CONTESTS

DUKE ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT WRITERS CONTEST WINNERS

WRONGFUL DEATHS

SEE ALSO DEATHS, N.C.

SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C.
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 EXAMINER SAYS
CONSULTANT: BETTER SECURITY MIGHT HAVE PREVENTED HOSPITAL DEATH
MAN SAYS WIFE 'FEELING GOOD' BEFORE HER HEATH AT DUKE
JUDGE RULES OUT PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN HOSPITAL DEATH
DUKE HOSPITAL SECURITY ABOVE AVERAGE, CONSULTANT TESTIFIES
SBI AGENT! HUSBAND, BOYFRIENDS CLEARED IN DEATH
AGENT SAYS SBI COULDN'T CONFIRM HOSPITAL MURDER
INVESTIGATION OF WOMAN'S DEATH IN HOSPITAL INCONCLUSIVE— AGENT

H

2

1/01/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

1/08/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

1/22/1989 D

3

U H45

H

2

2/12/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

2/19/1989 D

3

U H45

H

2

3/02/1989 B

7

N D80

H

2

3/05/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

3/05/1989 D

3

R

H

2

3/19/1989 D

3

U H45

H

2

4/30/1989 D

3 P U H49

H

2

5/14/1989 D

3

U H45

H

2

5/21/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

5/28/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

6/04/1989 D

3

U H45

H

2

6/11/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

6/11/1989 D

3

R

CHH 1

6/13/1989 A

3 P N D3S

H

2

6/25/1989 D

3

U H45

H

2

7/23/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

8/06/1989 D

3 P U H45

CHH 1

8/10/1989 A

1 P N H90

H

2

8/13/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

8/20/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

9/17/1989 D

3 P U H45

H

2

9/24/1989 D

3 P U H45

S

2

9/28/1989 D

2

F B71

CHH 1 11/13/1989 A

3 P R H90

H

2 12/10/1989 D

3 D U H45

H

2 12/17/1989 D

3 D R H45

H

2 12/24/1989 D

3

U H45

CHH 1

3/14/1989 A

5

N

S

2

3/30/1989 D

10 P N

H

2

4/08/1989 C

2

N

S

2

6/15/1989 D

12

N

CHH 1

6/16/1989 A

3

N C62

S

2

6/29/1989 D

5

N

H

2 12/25/1989 A

4

E

H

2

1/01/1989 C

12

N

H

2

6/07/1989 D

5

N S82

S

2

6/08/1989 C

N B53

H

2

6/09/1989 C

N S82

S

2

6/09/1989 C

N B53

H

2

6/10/1989 C

N S32

H

2

6/13/1989 C

N S82

H

2

6/15/1989 C

N S82

H

2

6/16/1989 C

N S82

S

2

6/16/1989 C

N B53

H

2

6/17/1989 C

N S82

H

2

6/20/1989 B

N S82

H

2

6/21/1989 C

N S82

S

2

6/21/1989 B

N B53

H

2

6/22/1989 C

N S82

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ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989

BY SUBJECTS

MRS. PETTIFORD'S DEATH 'LOGICALLY' ARGUED BY LAWYER
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN CASE OF JUANITA PETTIFORD'S DEATH

WRONGFUL DISCHARGE
SEE FIRING EMPLOYEES

X-RAY

SEE ALSO RADIATION
AMERICAN BUYS NEW X-RAY MACHINES _

INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY AT DUKE USED IN BATTLE AGAINST CANCER

XEROX

EDUCATION IS BUSINESSES' BUSINESS, SAYS CRUSADING CHAIRMAN OF XEROX

YMCA, CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO

SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL YMCA
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO YMCA RECEIVES A UELLCOME GIFT

YMCA, DURHAM

SEE ALSO KNIGHT HERITAGE AWARD
HOLIDAY CAMP

EILBER WINS YMCA AWARD _

EILBER, MISS HARRIS RECEIVE KNIGHT AWARDS FROM YMCA
DURHAM YMCA (SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION)

YMCA, HENDERSON

HENDERSON YMCA TO BREAK GROUND FOR FIRST BUILDING

WORK TO START BY JULY ON HENDERSON YMCA

CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY IN VANCE VALUED AT MORE THAN $50 MILLION

YMCA, UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL

SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL YMCA

YWCA, DURHAM

SEE ALSO WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
HOPPING LIVELY

UNITED WAY OUSTS YWCA FROM LIST
UNITED WAY CUTS OFF FUNDING; YWCA APPEALS
YWCA GET A SLAP

YWCA TO MAKE FINAL BID FOR FUNDS
YWCA APPEALS TO UNITED WAY FOR MONEY
UW BOARD HEARS YWCA FUND APPEAL
UNITED WAY TO FUND YWCA IF...
UNITED WAY TO FUND YWCA IF CONDITIONS MET

YWCA OFFICIALS MUM ON UNITED WAY'S CONDITIONAL OFFER, POSSIBLE APPEAL
NO TIME FOR A GAG ORDER
UNITED WAY OKS FOUR APPEALS
SEEKING THE RESCUE OF YWCA
AILING YWCA SEEKS HELP, ADVICE
YWCA SEEKS ASSISTANCE
YWCA SEEKS COMMUNITY SUPPORT

YWCA, DURHAM, BUILDING
SEE YWCA, DURHAM

YWCA COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN

SEE ORANGE/DURHAM COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN

Y E SHITH SCHOOL

'SMITH ELEMENTARY PREPARES TOMORROW'S COMPUTER WIZARDS
IN CHARACTER

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 PARENTS CRITICIZE ELLIS' TRANSFER
DR. FAISON'S UNDIPLOMATIC FIAT
SMITH PUPILS' PETITIONS PROTEST NEW PRINCIPAL
PETITION WON'T STOP ASSIGNMENT

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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL

2 6/23/1989 C
2 6/24/1989 A

H 2 1/13/1989 C
H 2 5/04/1989 C

1 N S82
1 P N S82

2 N

3 N D80

H 2 2/09/1989 C 1 P N

CHH 1 3/30/1989 A 3 P N S17

2 3/25/1989 A
2 4/28/1989 A
2 4/29/1989 C
2 12/28/1989 E

5 P P S73

1 P N H65

2 P N
1 P A

H 1 3/28/1989 C
H 1 6/28/1989 C
H 1 12/12/1989 C

N H60

N H60

P N H60

S

2 3/17/1989 B 2 P P T37

S

2 6/30/1989 A i

. N C61

H

2 7/01/1989 C '

N

H

2 7/04/1989 A '

1 L

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 8/03/1989 A 1

i N C47

S

2 8/03/1989 C ;

N C61

H

2 8/09/1989 C 1

, N S22

H

2 8/13/1989 D '

1 E

H

2 8/16/1989 C ;

> N

H

2 11/02/1989 A '

t E

H

2 11/17/1989 C

t N S22

S

2 11/17/1989 C 3 N

S

2 11/20/1989 A 8 N

8/05/1989 A
11/16/1989 B
12/15/1989 A
12/16/1989
12/18/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/24/1989
12/28/1989
12/29/1989

N T77
P S76
N Yll
N C47
N Yll
N C47
E

N Yll
E

N Yll
N

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1/01/1939

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12/31/1989

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FAISON EXPECTS ELLIS TO BE AT NEW SCHOOL
DR. ELLIS PURSUING FRESH START AT SMITH

YALE UNIV. RUSSIAN CHORUS

RUSSIAN CHORUS FROM YALE SINGS AT DUKE THURSDAY

YAMS

SEE ALSO SHEET POTATOES
BYE, BYE YAM; HELLO 'SWEETPOTATO'

YARD SALES
YARD SALE

YATES BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

GIVING A PORTION OF HERSELF

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

ALLOWING STARVATION UNTHINKABLE

YOM KIPPDR
SEE ALSO JEWS
JEMS AROUND THE WORLD ARE PREPARING FOR YOM KIPPUR - ONE OF THE BIGGIES

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK

YOSEMITE; MOST POPULAR NATIONAL PARK A TREASURE IN INDIAN SUMMER
INSIGHT/POPULARITY MARRING YOSEMITE GRANDEUR

YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF N.C.

SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS URGED TO SHAPE, CONTROL PARTY AGENDAS

YOUNG PEOPLE'S PERFORMING CO.
AND TOTO, TOO

LITTLEST THEATERS; PLAY'S THE THING FOR YOUNG TRIANGLE ACTORS
CHANGELINGt A LABOR OF LOVE FINALLY BRINGS... MUSICAL TO THE STAGE

YOUNG VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION
TEEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS ARE HONORED

YOUTH APPRECIATION WEEK
DURHAM HONORS YOUTHS

YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
YOUTH CORPS COULD HELP DROPOUTS, STATE PARKS

YOUTH CORPS

SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
CITY HOPES PILOT YOUTH CORPS PROGRAM TO BECOME FIXTURE
YOUTH CORPS TO BENEFIT CITY

YOUTH HOSTELS

RESIDENT HOPING FOR HOSTEL SITE

YOUTH SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SPORTS)

SEE ALSO ALL YOUTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO BABE RUTH LEAGUE

SEE ALSO BASKETBALL

SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SPORTS (PRE-ADOLESCENT SPORTS)

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., BASKETBALL

SEE ALSO SOUTH DURHAM YOUTH LEAGUE

SEE ALSO SPORT FOR UNDERSTANDING (SFU)

SEE ALSO SPORTS, DURHAM (HISTORY)
SPORT FOR UNDERSTANDING GIVES RECREATIONAL ATHLETES THE WORLD
MANY FACES OF MARCH ALLOW FOR VARIED RECREATION
HEROES; MANY ATHLETES ARE COMPETING FOR THE 'RIGHT' REASONS

S I T

N E ELY

P D — DATE — C -PS L P BYL

S 2 12/29/1989 C 1 P N Yll
S 2 12/30/1989 C 1 N Yll

H 2 1/06/1989 D 8 N

H 2 2/13/1989 B 12 N

S 2 8/22/1989 B 1 P P S73

S 2 8/12/1989 C 1 P N C61

H 2 3/05/1989 D 4 E

H 2 10/07/1989 A 6 D F J40

H 2 10/01/1989 E 12 P F L59
H 2 12/24/1989 D 1 P F

H 2 7/23/1989 B 1 P N 322

S 2 8/10/1989 D 2 P P T37
H 2 8/13/1989 E 1 P F Zll
H 2 9/21/1989 B 1 P F Zll

S 2 5/26/1989 A 7 N
S 2 9/15/1989 B 1 P N S27

S 2 11/08/1989 A 9 N

S 2 1/06/1989 C 1 N M06

H 2 11/11/1989 C 1 P N C47
S 2 11/14/1989 A 6 N

CHH 1 4/09/1989 A 3 N C62

S 2 1/24/1989 D 4 P N A76
S 2 3/14/1989 B 4 P U A76
CHH 1 3/25/1989 A 6 U

ZANTAC

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MERCK'S NEW ULCER DRUG MAY PROVE TOUGH COMPETITOR FOR GLAXO'S ZANTAC H 2 1/13/1989 B 4 N K65

Z. SMITH REYNOLDS FOUNDATION INC.

SEE ALSO NANCY SUSAN REYNOLDS AWARDS
UNC HUMANITIES PROGRAM RECEIVES $64,000 GRANT
GRANT TO EXPAND ADOPT-A-PARK PROGRAM
PAIDEIA PROGRAM GETS $25,000 GRANT
STUDY WON'T COST COUNTY

DURHAM FUND IS AWARDED $20,000 TO START CAMPAIGN
EDUCATION FUND GETS $20,000 FROM WINSTON-SALEM FOUNDATION
GRANT TO IMPROVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ZACK'S FOOD MART (WAKE FOREST HIGHWAY)
STATE OFFERS REWARD IN DURHAM MURDER

ZAFA SHRINE TEMPLE

ZAFA TEMPLE LEADERS

A LINGERIE SHOW JUST FOR WOMEN

ZANTAC

SEE ALSO GLAXO INC.
SEE ALSO ULCERS
GLAXO SEEKS TO EXPAND ON WORLD1

3 TOP-SELLING DRUG ZANTAC

ZEBULON, N.C.

ZEBULON'S BASEBALL DREAM A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH
BULLS CAN TRUMP MUDCATS
ZEBULON TEAM PRESSES NEED FOR NEW STADIUM
BRYANT IS ONE 'CAT COLUMBUS CAN LIVE WITHOUT
BRYANT! HEY CUZ, 'HOPE WE CAN MAKE UP'

ZEN BUDDHISM

•THOUGHTS ARISING'

LOCAL FOLLOWERS OF ZEN PRACTICE ANCIENT FORM.,

ZETA PSI FRATERNITY (UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL)
9 FLEE UNC FRATERNITY HOUSE FIRE
ELECTRICS SUSPECT IN FRAT FIRE
ELECTRICS SUSPECT IN FRAT FIRE
CAUSE OF ZETA PSI FIRE PINPOINTED

ZIMBABWE

MUSIC OF FREEDOM/ZIMBABWE BAND PLAYS

ZIMPROPASSAVANT

ZIMPRO DISPUTES DYE PLAN

ZIPPY THE PINHEAD

•ZIPPY' AND 'CURTIS' WILL REPLACE 'BLOOM COUNTY'

ZONING LAWS

SEE ALSO BUTNER, N.C, ZONING

SEE ALSO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT

SEE ALSO DOUNZONING

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LAND-USE PLAN

SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, REDISTRICTING

SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, ZONING LAW

SEE ALSO LAND USE

SEE ALSO OVERLAY DISTRICTS

SEE ALSO RESEARCH APPLICATION DISTRICT

SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ZONING

SEE ALSO SPECIAL USE PERMIT

SEE ALSO STRIP DEVELOPMENT

SEE ALSO A TAKING (REAL ESTATE)
CITY-COUNTY ZONING PANEL VOTES 4-3 TO ENDORSE H&U'S REQUEST
REALTOR SAYS REGULATIONS DIMINISH RIGHTS, RAISE COSTS
CITY'S 3 APPOINTMENTS FILL JOINT PLANNING PANEL
NO ARBITRARY RULINGS

COUNTY TO HELP CITY BUY JAZZ-CENTER LAND

COMMITTEE BACKS REZONING „

REZONING CASE DELAYED BY QUESTIONS ABOUT OFFICIAL'S INVOLVEMENT

CHH

H

CHH

CHH

H

S

H

1/02/1989
6/13/1989
7/27/1989
11/23/1989
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
12/09/1989

N

N H60
N

N M20
N

N Yll
E

S 2 2/20/1989 A 1 N B53

2 2/24/1989 C
2 5/09/1989 A

14 P PT32
6 P U W15

H 2 3/19/1989 D 6 N

9/14/1989 A
9/14/1989 A
9/14/1989 A
9/15/1989 B
9/16/1989 D

1 D N S69
4 E
4 E
1 P J

1 N

CHH 1 2/02/1989 A 3 P N S17

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 9/09/1989 A 3 N

H 2 11/10/1989 D 4 P F 659
CHH 1 8/02/1989 A 1 N D38
H 2 8/05/1989 A 11 N

H

2

1/11/1989 D

9

N A54

H

2

1/17/1989 C

1

N A54

H

2

2/09/1989 C

1

N S69

H

2

2/13/1989 A

4

E

S

2

2/14/1989 A

1

N H65

H

2

2/15/1989 C

8

N

H

2

2/15/1989 D

9

N A54

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1/01/1989

INDEX B
12/31/1989

SUBJECTS

1

LACK OF SEWAGE CAPACITY STYMIES PLAN FOR HOUSES

COUNTY POLICY URGED ON INTEREST CONFLICTS

PUBLIC SERVANTS NEED GUIDELINES ON CONFLICTS

ZONING PANEL REJECTS REQUEST, DEFERS SECOND

DOUNZONING BILL WORRIES COUNCIL

MEMBERS! CONSIDER ZONING-LAW UPDATES

CITY SHOULD BACK OFF; THE CITY COUNCIL SEEKING TO CONTROL PRIVATE LAND

DURHAM ACTIVISTS, OFFICIALS UNITED AGAINST ZONING... (CORRECTED 5-6-89)

DURHAM ACTIVISTS, OFFICIALS UNITED AGAINST ZONING BILL

CLEARING THE RECORD

ZONING FREEZE BILL IS CALLED 'BIG BOY LEGISLATION'

N.C. SENATE BLOWS LIFE INTO DYING ZONING FREEZE BILL

SPONSOR TO ASK DELAY OF ZONING BILL

LANDFILL EXTENSION WON'T INTERRUPT ENO PARKWAY

PASSIVE APPROACH TO 'BEAUTIFICATION'

'OVERLAY' ZONING MEASURES PASSED

TREYBURN WANTS PERMIT FOR SINGLE-FAMILY LOT

DEVELOPERS, NEIGHBORS DIFFER ON LIMITATIONS

MANUFACTURED HOMES CALLED KEY TO HOUSING DILEMMA

GE MAY OPEN RTP JET-ENGINE PLANT

DEVELOPERS SQUARE OFF ON MILL SITE REZONING

GROUP QUESTIONS PIECE-MEAL ZONING

CITY COUNCIL REZONING STOPS SHOPPING CENTER

COUNCILMEN CONDEMN REZONING, CLEMENT FEARS CITY MAY BE SUED

CITY SLOW ON DRAW IN ZONING CHANGE

HIGH COURT UPHOLDS AREA LAND REZONING

GE SEEKS REZONING FOR ENGINE PLANT

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OK REZONING OF GE PROPERTY FOR JET ENGINE PLANT

COUNTY REVAMPS ZONING FOR MOBILE HOMES

GE GETS DURHAM COUNTY NOD FOR JET-ENGINE PLANT

COUNCIL OKS LARGER SHOPPING CENTER

HALKIOTIS, CAREY LEERY OF ZONING TOWNSHIPS

DON'T CURB OK'D PROJECTS

WATERSHED LOT MINIMUMS SET AT TWO ACRES

POTENTIAL SITE FOUND FOR UNIVERSITY FORD

RISKY BUSINESS?

COUNCIL DELAYS UNIVERSITY FORD REZONING HEARING

ZOO, N.C.

N.C. ZOO'S LOWLAND GORILLA IS PREGNANT

EXPECTANT GORILLA

THE THINKER

GORILLA BIRTH A MILESTONE IN 'SAVE THE WILDLIFE' MOVEMENT

HOPES HIGH AT N.C. ZOO

HOPE SPRINGS ETERNALLY PROTECTIVE

BABY'S NAME SIGNIFICANT

TEACHER-TRAINING WILL BOOST ZOO TRIP BENEFITS

ZOOK, MOORE AND ASSOCIATES

DURHAM LOSES TRANSPORTATION CHIEF

ZOVIRAX

SEE ACYCLOVIR

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2
2
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2
2
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1
2
2
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CHH 1
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H 2
H 2
CHH 1
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2/15/1989

2/16/1989

2/17/1989

3/15/1989

4/11/1989

4/19/1989

4/25/1989

5/05/1989

5/05/1989

5/06/1989

5/10/1989

5/11/1989

5/12/1989

6/15/198?

6/19/1989

6/29/1989

7/08/1989

7/12/1989

7/12/1989 B

7/25/1989 A

8/22/1989 B

8/23/1989 A

9/19/1989 B

9/19/1989 C

9/22/1989

10/06/1989

10/07/1989

10/10/1989

10/10/1989

10/10/1989

10/17/1989

11/01/1989

12/04/1989

12/19/1989

12/20/1989

12/20/1989

12/29/1989

1/19/1989 A
1/22/1989 B
1/28/1989 C
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/10/1989
7/21/1989
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L Y
L P BYL

N A54
N A54
E

N A54
N M06
N M06
E

N L40
N S69
N

1 P N L40

1 N L40

1 N L40

1 M N C61

E

N R53
N H65
N C61
N H65
M N M06
P N C61
N C61
N S69
N C61
E

N L40
N H65
N N36
N H65
N H65
N R63
N M20
E

N S69
M N R63
L
N R63

S 2 12/04/1989 A 1 N C61

THE ZULUS (BAND)
THE ZULUS

H 2 6/23/1989 D 12 P P

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