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THE DURHAM SUN
%Herald
JANUARY 1990
Compiled by Herald-Sun Library
Published by Herald-Sun Newspapers
Durham, N.C.
ISSN 0741-0328
IND-EX
INTRODUCTION TO IND-EX
IND-EX \s a guide to articles and photographs in the local and regional editions of the
DURHAM MORNING HERALD
THE CHAPEL HILL HERALD
THE DURHAM SUN.
It is published in monthly issues and in an annual cumulated volume by the Herald-Sun Newspaper Library.
SCOPE OF IND-EX
Items concerning events, people and places in Durham, Chapel Hill and selected counties in Piedmont N.C. are
included in IND-EX. National and international news are excluded with rare exception.
Editorials, features, reviews, photos, columns and articles by local news staff are included regardless of
subject. Generally not Included are syndicated columns, wire service features, marriage, birth and death
announcements, legal notices and routine sports scores.
ORGANIZATION
IND-EX is divided into two sections: names of people and subjects. The name index is an alphabetical listing
by last names of people prominently mentioned in the news. The subject index is an alphabetical listing of specific
titles, words or concepts used in news articles or features.
Acronyms and initialisms precede words or phrases. Within word groups, commas precede characters:
"N.C, state employees" precedes "N.C. Arts Society."
Within word groups, numerals precede letters:
"Wilmington 10" precedes "Wilmington ABC Board."
In all other cases, numbers should be treated as if spelled out.
Hyphens are regarded as spaces, and apostrophes are ignored.
Following a name or subject heading is a list of the articles pertaining to that name or subject. For each, a
headline is provided along with symbols identifying the name of the newspaper, edition, date, section, page,
type of article, reporter by-line and type of illustration. Explanations for all symbols appear on the following page.
INDEXING DEPTH
Names of individuals are indexed when quoted heavily, the subject of a news story or feature, or noteworthy for
some reason. Subject headings are assigned to each story based on important names, words or concepts that
appear m the article or are implied by it. Whenever possible, subject headings are specific rather than general:
"AZT" not "Drugs."
When necessary, sub-headings are used to mal<e broad headings more specific:
"Durham City Council, budget"
"Fires. Orange County"
"Granville County Schools, computers"
"N.C. General Assembly, legislators."
Cross-references are used to guide the user to the appropriate headings. "See" references point from invalid
headings to correct ones. "See-also" references indicate related headings.
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Key to Symbols Used in IND-EX
NP (Newspapers)
H DURHAM MORNING HERALD
CHH CHAPEL HILL HERALD
S THE DURHAM SUN
ED (Editions)
1 -1st ed. (Region/State)
2 -2nd ed. (Final)
3 -3rd ed. (Metro/Orange)
SEC (Section)
PG (Page)
TYP (Type)
A Advertisement
B Profile
E Editorial
F Feature
G Feature in a series
H Editorial in a series
I Calendar/Schedule
J Commentary
K Commentary in a series
BYL (By-line)
L
Letter to the Editor
M
Map
N
News
Obituary
P
Photo
Q
News in a series
R
Review
S
Review in a series
T
Cartoon
U
Column
V
Columns in a series
w
Literary Work
ILL (Illustration)
C
Chart or Graph
D
Drawing
M
Map
P
Photo
T
Cartoon
A20
Adams, John H.
M51
Michael, Kammie
A47
Allen, Laura
M53
Mihaly, Robert
A51
Amer, Mona
M57
Miller, Jonathan
A76
Armstrong, Elson
M60
Mills, James F.
B31
Beavers, Tom
M64
Montgomery, Lee
B36
Belvin, Brent
M66
Moore, Harold
B40
Berardino, Mike
M70
Moore, Tom
B53
Bonner, Paul
M88
Morris, Ron
B58
Boswell, Carl
M98
Mustian, Joey
B64
Britt, Tony
N36
Newton, David
B71
Broili, Susan
Oil
O'Connor, Paul T.
B77
Brown, Mike
052
Olney, Judith
B85
Bruneau, Dan
O80
Orange Bureaus
€05
Callis, Jim
PIO
Page, Jean R.
C09
Carson, Al
P52
Potter, Mike
C45
Charlson, Dan
P75
Price, Ed
047
Childress, Greg
P80
Prince, Pamela
C49
Clayton, Ward
R53
Raleigh Bureau
C50
Cole, John ' ~
R54
Reed, Jay
058
Corneilson, Paul
R56
Reynolds, Jamey
060
Cornelius Brown, Ann
R60
Rollins, Tyler
061
Craven, Jo
R63
Rosen, Rocky
062
Crenshaw, Laura
R80
RTP Bureau
DIO
Dargan, William T.
R90
Ruth, Mary H.
D18
Dascenzo, Frank
S17
Schultz, Mark
D38
Dickinson, Blake
S27
Sereno, Julian
D80
Duke News Bureau
S56
Smith, Emily
D85
Dupree, Jimmy
S66
Smith, R.C.
E33
Egger, Jane
S69
Smith, William M.
F25
Featherston, Al
S73
Sorenson, Rick
F55
Fox, Jon Hartley
S76
Sparks, Jim
F65
Frederick, Don
S78
Stagg, Bill
F95
Furlong, Jim
S82
Stevenson, John
G33
Gentry, Jerry
S92
Surratt, Linda
G55
Goetzl, David
T32
Thomas, Bernard
G59
Green, Ann
T33
Thomas, Elaine
G68
Greenberg, Blue
T35
Thompson, Mike
G98
Gyorgy, Dean
T37
Thornton, Jim
H05
Hammond, Marie
T44
Tisdale, Shea
H09
Harrell, Carlton
T77
Trotter, Jennifer
H45
Hodges, Betty
U57
Upchurch, Keith
H49
Hodges, Ed
U80
UNO News Bureau
H60
Holmes, Jack
V05
Vaden, Jon
H65
Home, Kimberly
W08
Walker, Richard
H90
Huffman, Eddie
WIO
Walsten, Peter
J40
Johnston, Flo
W15
Walston, Dee
K30
Keister, Kevin
W55
White, David
K65
Knight, Myra G.
W57
White. Julia
L22
Landreth, Eddy
W60
Williamson, Sharon
L34
Lee, Elizabeth
W61
Wilson, Bob
L38
Liddy, Chuck
W63
Winstead-Mann, Deborah
L40
Lineberry, Danny
W66
Wise, Jim
L42
Locklear, R D
YU
Yarbrough, Michael
L45
Long, Ginger
Zll
Zepp, Carol
L59
Lourdeaux, Lee
M06
Mclntyre, Edison
M14
Mann, Steve
M20
Margolis, Susan
M25
Martin, Dwight
M31
Matti, Michael Carmen
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1/31/1990
BY NAMES
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ABDELNABY, ALA A (BASKETBALL PLAYER)
ABI€LNABY GETS TCHXjH IN HIM WIN
IiEVILS FIND CONSISTENT ABrCLNABY?
ABDELMABY'S MATURIH GIVES DEVILS A LIFT
ABRAM, AD«1
ADARWS ABRAM DENIES INSIDE INFORMATION CHARGE
DIKE GETS A PEEK AT PROJECT'S PROGRESS
PART OF AMERICAN COMPLEX TO OPEN IN 1991
ACREY, TEDDY DEAN (DRUG CHARIjE)
MAN CHARGED UITH HOLDING, ASSAULTING WOMAN FOR 2 DAYS
ACREY PLEADS IfflT GUILTY TO DRUG, ASSAULT COIWTS
DRUG SUSF'ECT SHOWED TO WATCH TV
ADAMS, jam H.
ODD RULES, MISCHIEF BRING JUSTICE
ADAMS, RICK (FARMER)
FOR THIS FARM FAMILY, PET PIGS PROVIDE MORE THAN A PASTIME
ADAMS, VICKI (FARMER)
FOR TWIS FARM FAMILY, PET PIGS F'ROVIDE MORE THAN A PASTIME
THE PIGS ARE COMING!
AHRENDSEN, MARK (TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS ENGINEER)
FUND CUTS WON'T SLOW DURHAM BUS TAKEOVER
ALBEE, EDWARD (PLAYWRIGHT)
DOCUfENTARY IN WINSTON FEATURES ALBEE
ALEXANDER, H.D. (POLICE OFFICER)
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED UITH ASSAULT ON OFFICER'S TURNS SELF IN
2ND mt IS CHARGED IN ASSAULT ON OFFICERS
ALLEN, WILLIAM (LARCENY CHARGE)
POLICE L06/THSE ARRESTED FOR AHEMPTED FELONIOUS LARDENY
ALLISON, STEPHEN REED (TRAFFIC CHARGE)
MAN CHARGED AFTER CAR CHASE
ALSTON, CLEMENTINE (DRUG CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/CROWN MANAGER CHARGED AFTER ROBBERY REF'ORT
ALSTON, RYAN (FOOTBALL)
REEVES TO JOIN WOLFPACK; ALSTON PICKS UNC
ALSTON, WILLIS (DRUG CHARIJE)
POLICE LOG/CROWN MANAGER CHARGED AnER ROBBERY REF13RT
ANDERSON, KENNY (BASKETBALL)
YELLOW JACKETS' ANDERSON TRIPLES HIS PLEASURE AGAINST PIH
HURLEY VS. ANICRSON ON CENTER STAGE
ANDERSON: TECH'S RISING STAR
ANICRSON, MIKE (BASKETBALL)
ANDERSON PROVES UNLIKELY SPARK FOR TERP OFFENSE
ANDERSON, TERRY (HOSTAGE)
HOSTAGE'S SISTER BRINGS PUSH FOR HIS RELEASE TO N.C. PRESS
ANDR-EWS, AMY
INCREASED FEES, FUNDS TOP STUDENT LEAICRS' FIRIORITY LIST
CONGRESS VOTES TO RETAIN CONTROL OVER STUDENT FEES
UNC-SYSTEM STUDENT LEADERS TALK BUDGET
ANDREWS, PAUL W, (DECEASED)
FOR^ER BURLINGTON MAYOR ANDREWS, 73
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1/04/1990 B
1/15/1990 D
1/11/1990 C
1/18/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/08/1990 C
1/13/1990 C
1/31/1990 C
1/21/1990 D
1/07/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/15/1990 B
1/11/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
1/29/1990 B
1/30/1990 C
1/19/1990 C
1/12/1990 B
1/28/1990 B
1/19/1990 B
1/28/1990 B
1/04/1990 B
1/11/1990 B
1/28/1990 D
1/14/1990 C
1/19/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1 P N C49
1 P N F25
1 P U D18
7 N
1 M N N36
3 N
1 N B53
1 N S82
1 N S82
5 U A20
1 P N N36
1 P N N36
1 N N36
1 N YU
13 P N
1 N M51
1 N B53
1 N N36
1 N
1 N M51
3 N B40
1 N M51
1 P U
1 P N M88
1 P N L22
3 P N B40
1 P N C60
3 P N
3 N
3 P N
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ANGIER, NEWTON DUKE
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1/01/19?0 - 1/31/1990
THE TRIANGLE'S ART-FILLED AND MYSTERIOUS WEEK
ANLYAN, PETER (TV PRODUCER)
Tt€ F'RODUCER
ANTHONY, DAVID (VOLUNTEER)
DURHAM VOLUNTEER HELPED DRIVE AID TO EL SALVADOR
ASHBY, STEVEN DR.
Vmm GETS TO KEEP FUNDS FOR MENTAaY ILL
ASHLEY, SANDRA BROUN (DRUG CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/CROWN MANAGER CHARGED AFTER ROBBERY REFt)RT
ASHMAN, BERNIE (ASTROLOGER)
BULL CITY STAR MAN
AVERY, JOHNNY (COACH)
UPSTART JORDAN FALCO^JS FLYING HIGH AGAIN FOR AVERY
AYCOCK, ELIZABETH J. (RESEARCH TRIAN(X£ FOUNDATION)
RESEARCH TRIANGLE FOUNDATION VETS STEP DOUNi NOW PART-TIME CONSULTANTS
BAG6ETT, JOHN (N.C. AaiANCE FOR THE MB^TAUY ILL)
COMPASSION AND BACKFIRE
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
BAGLEY, GREGORY WAYNE (DRUG CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/GUNMAN TAKES *400 FROM MAN WALKING HIS DOG
BAILES, CYNDY
DOMESTIC VIOLBCE CASES SHOULD HAVE 'PRO ARREST' POLICY
BAKATSIAS, GEOR'GE
A TASTE OF GREECE FOR DODNTOUN
BAKER, PETER L. (ROBBERY OHARGE)
FiDLICE LOG/MAN CHARGEIi IN 3 ROBBERIES
BAKER ARRESTED VCS< 3 HOUUPS
BAKER, QUINTON
ACTIVISTS WARN AGAINST APATHY
BAKKER, JIM
'PTL CLUB' SURVIVOR GETTING OUT OF TOWN
BALOG, STEVE (ALAMANCE CO.)
ALAMANCE OXJNTY DA SEEKING RE-ELECTION
BANKS, JAY (PUBLISHER)
STATE PRESS GROUP MEETS IN DURHAM
BARE, JOHN
NEWS COVERAGE OF PANAMA LONG ON BULK, SHORT ON CONTENT
BAREFOOT, STEP-HEN
GREEN FOUNIiATION DIRECTOR NAMED
BAREFOOT TO DIRECT GREEN FOUNDATION
BARKER, HARRY LEE (ASSAIXT CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRIGHTLEAF IS ROBBED
BARNES, A^8C
REF'S. NOT CONSULTED
BARNES BANKS ON RECORD
GRAB STUDENTS PLAN FORUM ON PAY PROBLEMS
BARRINGER, RUSSELL JR.
MICHAUX, OTHERS FILE FOR POSTS
MICHAUX, OTHERS FILE FOR POSTS
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1/11/1990 A 6
1/04/1990 C 1
1/19/1990 A 2
1/28/1990 B 1
1/30/1990 A 6
1/11/1990 B 3
1/04/1990 C 3
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P U U15
P N S56
P N N36
N H65
N M51
P N S56
P N B40
N K65
1/03/1990 A 4
1/11/1990 A 4
1/04/1990 C 1
1/02/1990 A 5
1/23/1990 A 4
N M51
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P U U15
1/09/1990 B 1
1/09/1990 A 14
1/18/1990 A 3
1/30/1990 A 4
1/03/1990 C 1
1/18/1990 C 1
1/28/1990 A 4
1/09/1990 A 3
1/09/1990 B 1
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1/13/1990 A 1
1/16/1990 A 3
1/17/1990 A 1
1/17/1990 A 1
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N S17
N H65
N E33
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1/31/1990
BY NAMES
SMITH FILES IN DA RACE; BARRINGER MAY FILE MONDAY
BARRY, MARION
A CRACK IN BARRY'S FUTURE
WHY JACKSON WtY ml RUN
BARTON, DEBBIE (TEACHER)
COUNTY TEACHERS TO VOTE ON BONUS PLAN
BASS, GARY (FISHMONGER'S)
FISHMONGER'S EXPANDING, ADDING 34-F(raT OYSTER BAR
BASS, mm
GRAND Jm INDICTS TWO IN UNRaATED MURDER CASES
BATCH, DEIRDRE V.
JUSTICES SUPPORT TOWN'S APPEAL
BATEMAN, ROBERT
FOiDERGRASS SEEKING THIRD ELECTION WIN
TERRELL SEEKS COIWTY SCHOa BOARD POST
BATDWN: RAISING TEST SCORES GOAL IN THIRD TERM BOARD BID
BAVIER, FRANCES (SILER CITY) (DECEASED)
ThE CLUTTERING OF OtC'S PRIVACY
BAZEMORE, LUNDUS
ROBBER PAYS VICTIM FROM ftWAGES
OTHER SETTLEMENTS DUE
BEASLEY, FRAf«IE MAURICE (ASSAULT CHARGE)
PO-ICE LOG/ICE CREAM STORE ROBBED
BELANS, LINDA C.
FROM GRASS ROOTS TO AN ESTABLISffEHT
TUGGING AT YOUR 'fCART STRINGS'
BELL, WILLIAM V, "BILL"
STADIUM BOND ISSUE MAY GROW BY $480,000
HIGHT FILES IN SHERFF'S RACE; HEREON, BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
UHICHARD, BEa PLAN RE-ELECTION BIDS; MS. HERON, CARR FILE
NEW TRANSIT PANEL SWEARS ICMBERS
BaL: SCHOOL BONDS TOO COSTLY
BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
COMMISSIONER BaL FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
BELL, WILLIE JR. (IM:-CH CAMPUS POLICE)
UNC (FFICERS WIN PROMOTIONS, BACK PAY
BENNETT, FRED "POPS" (BASKETBALL)
BENNEH PACES NCCU TO VICTORY OVER SHAW
BENNETT, T. FRANK
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONER SEEKS RE-ELECTION
BENNEH, WILLIAM J. DR.
CHAMBER PLANS BEN^r^r TALK
BENSON, MARH
DEVILS ROLL BY INDIANS
BERGER, ROBERT G. DR.
TESTING A ICU MEDICAL HELPER
BERRY, JEFF (BASKETBALL PLAYER)
BER-RY HELPS JORDAf^ FOOL EXPERTS
BETTS, DORIS
NEW DURHAM FILM COMPANY CHALLENGES HOLLYWOOD
FACULTY TO CONSIDER ATHLETIC REFORM REF'ORT
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1/27/1990 A
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1/06/1990 C
1 P N E33
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2 N
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1/19/1990 A
1 P N M70
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1/03/1990 A
1/03/1990 A
1/03/1990 A
1 P N M70
3 N M20
3 N M20
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S 2 1/05/1990 A
S 2 1/05/1990 A
H 2 1/21/1990 E
H 2 1/25/1990 A
H 2 1/06/1990 B
S 2 1/09/1990 A
H 2 1/10/1990 C
S 2 1/22/1990 C
S 2 1/24/1990 A
S 2 1/26/1990 A
H 2 1/27/1990 C
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CHH 1 1/19/1990 A
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1 P N S69
3 P N C61
1 D N 369
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1 N H60
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY N A H E S
N E
P D
FACULTY AFfTOVES A1H£TIC REFWMS
BIGELCy, THOMAS (MCONSHIf€, DRUG CWiRGE)
Ii00f^lf£, DRUGS LEAD TO ARRlESTS IN ALAJIAfCE
BILLINGS, RHODA
aif 'S JJDICK^ ajfWDARY
BILLIfCSLEY, EVERETT
OUASA F-OSTK»£S itHING TI(€ OWNffi
BINDA, ISSAC MOSES (BF-EAKIMG i ENTERING)
PO-ICE LOG/FajR CHARGED WITH Rt)BBERY IN CREEDMODR
BLACK, MARY (m E.
MCRE CANDIDATES THR-CU HATS INTO CWfllSSIOfCRS' RACE
MICHAUX, OT^ER■S FILE FOR POSTS
HICHAUX, OThERS FILE f^ POSTS
MS. BLACK STRESSES EKJCATION, WOUTH
BLACK, ST(:*flXf !«. (IM;-CH PROF.)
W.imM. EXPERTS; rCN'T BA^§< ON BUSH PLANS TO BCCST SAVINGS
BLAKE, DOROTHEA (PM3T(X5RAPHER)
HOPE FOR nc CATS IN CWTWlH
ELAf®. CINDY
BIAND BOe OJT OF N.C. SENATE RACE
H-Af^S, J(>^N T ALBERT (DRUG O^-GE)
F-CLICE LOG/fttN CITED FOR DR'UG P-OSSESSION
BLEVINS, NAT
ARC PATIENT SEES SO Ml^ t€ mJST M)
BLUE, ILA J. DR.
FIVE VOLUNTEERS PRESENTED FtNiCY GOJ.EN RIA£ fmfa>S
ECARDMAT'I, ETWARlD (fftJSCU.iy< DYSTR-OFW)
GOV.'S HELP UR-GED IN ICDICAID CASE
EDWARD BOARDMAN, AT HOME AT THE GREENERY
BOAFIiMAN'S SON TO KT HOME REHABILITATIO.N
BOARDMAN, FRJ^^
GOV.'S HELP J<GED IN .MEDICAID CASE
EDWARD KARDMAN, AT HOME AT THE GREENERY
BOARIiMAN'S SON TO GET !«?€ ROttBILITATiaN
BOCK, PETE
VmVii BALLPARK BACKERS START CAfff'AIGN
EOLDUC, JEAN
H1J1AN RELATIONS C0»1ISSI0N MAY TR'Y TO BYPASS LEGISLATURE
PWD, JACK
JUDGE TO ma>: OVER-CROWDirC IN COURT rCEBS 'UR-KNT ACTION'
BOOTH, ROBERT H. "BOB"
CHAMBER, Me«ER COfff'ANY SQUARf (Ff
BORLAND, MEGAN (MISSING)
POLICE LOG/THIEVES ROB BRC(JNSTO^ES im SUNDAY NIGHT
POLICE ARREST CHATHAM WOMAN IN ABDXTIGN
RI5ITIVE CmRGE FILED AGAIf<ST UCMA.N
BORLAND, R-USSELL
Ffa.ICE ASJ^EST CHATHAM '4}MW IN ABDIXTION
FUGITIVE CHi«GE FILED AGAINST UCMA,N
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1/07/1990 D
1/29/1990 A
1/15/1990 B
1/17/1990 C
1/17/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
l/22/'1990 C
1/22/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1/22/1990 B
1/12/1990 C
1/14/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/09/1990 B
1/31/1990 A
l/02.'199O B
1/11/1990 A
l/12/'19-90 A
1/11/1990 A
1/12/' 1990 A
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7 N T33
4 E
2 N M25
1 N
1 N S69
1 N H65
1 N E33
1 P N
1 N E33
1 P N D38
3 P N M25
9 N
1 P Q N36
3 N K65
3 P N iM25
3 P N H25
3 N M25
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1 N E33
1 P N S17
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1 N S69
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BOUe^, XFFREY JAfES (BREAKING i ENTERING CHAR-GE)
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
PO-ICE ARREST 2 FOR MANY THEFTS
TWO ffiN ARRESTED, CHARGED IN iiORE THAN 20 BREAK-INS
BOUIE, AUBREY
ARTSCENTER EXPECTING IW>ROVED FINANCES
BOWLER, OLLIE
UNC OFFICERS WIN PROMOTIONS, BACK PAY
BOYD, BILL (REP-AS^EBORO)
BOYD ENTERS SENATE RACE
BRAH£Y, MICHAEL P.
EX-DU<E OFFICIAL TO ^£AD STATE'S MARIhE CRESCENT
BRANCH, LEON <ASSAU.T CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/WARRANT ISSUED FOR HOIELESS MAN IN LIBRARY STABBING
BRAY, LINDA L. (ARMY CAPTAIN)
N.C. WOMAN CITED BY WITE HOUSE
ARMY ACTION SEXIST ON COMBAT AWARD
CHAPTER 3: THE CAPTAIN BRAY STORY
IT'S NOT A IWMAN'S FIGHT
WOMEN SOLDIERS CHAFE AT PRAISE FOR CAPT. H?AY
BREJ€R, ROBERT (MINISTER)
SERMWS IN SIGN LANGUAGE SPREAD WORD OF THE LORD
BRICKEY, ROBERT
BLl£ DEVILS BRICKEY OUT 2-4 WEEKS WITH INJURY
BRIDGE, mNALD
FROM GRASS R(MTS TO AN ESTABLISWEMT
BRIDGES, BARRY (TRIANGLE FIGURE SKATING CLUB)
TILLEYS; HAVE ICE SKATES, WILL TRAVEL
ICE SKATING IS ml JUS! FOR NORTHERNER'S ANYMORE
BROCK, SHANDA LY^£TTE (ST(S.EN CREDIT CARD CHARGES)
POLICE LOG/3 INJURED IN TRUCK, CAR COLLISION
BRODIE, H. KEITH H. DR.
EhSKMENT BOOSTS DUKE MINORIH RECRUITING
BROILI, SUSAN
SUN SNAPS IP AWARDS
BROHEY, D. ALLAN
BUSH AIDES TO SPEAK IN DURHAM
BUSH Aire; MATH EDUCATION NEEDS P-RE-COLLEGE FOCUS
ADVISER SAYS BUSH BUDGET WILL PLEASE SCIENTISTS
TECH TALK
BROOKS, BRUCE (AUTWJR)
AWARD \iimim TAR f€EL NOVELIST HOLDS COURSE WITH NEW VOLUME
BROOKS, GARTH (SINGER)
HE'D RATHER BE KNOWN AS A SINGER NONPAREIL/GARTH BROOKS
BROOKS, RICHARD ALLEN (DRUG CHARGE)
CHAF-EL HILL POLICE MAKE DRUG ARRESTS AFTER SEARCH
BROUN, CYNTHIA M. (ROBBERY CHARIJE)
POLICE LOG/3 INJIKED IN TRUCK, CAR COLLISION
BROWN, DUANE LEE
BROWN PLEADS GUILTY TO LESSER OFFENSE
prosecutor: deal with brown was NECESSARY
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2
1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 C
1 N B53
1 P N «51
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
1/17/1990 A
1 P N 317
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
3 P N M25
H
n
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1/20/1990 A
8 P N
H
2
1/14/1990 B
1 N M51
H
S
H
H
- H
2
2
2
2
2
1/04/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1 P N T33
4 E
1 N
4 E
3 P N
3
2
1/23/1990 B
1 P F (S9
H
2
1/08/1990 B
2 P N M88
H
2
1/21/1990 E
1 P N ZU
S
S
2
2
1/23/1990 D
1/23/1990 D
5 P N M06
5 P N M06
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1 N M51
S
2
1/05/1990 B
1 P N
S
2
1/19/1990 A
1 P N
S
S
H
S
2
2
2
2
1/20/1990 C
1/25/1990 A
1/26/1990 C
1/26/1990 B
1 N
1 P N Ui
1 P N N36
8 P P 13/
H
2
1/28/1990 F
3 R
H
2
1/19/1990 D
4 P U H90
CHH 1
1/27/1990 A
1 N M70
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1 N M51
H
S
2
2
1/12/1990 A
1/12/1990 B
1 P N S82
1 N B53
BROWN, EUGENE (REAL-ESTATE DEVELOPER)
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REPUBLICAN UASIQl IN OMISSION RACE
lOCCRAT EU!£f£ A. HWi^ RUf*JING FOR CO^ISSIOiCR
TTOff -SON BOUS OUT OF RACE
BROyw, JAf£ (LWC SOOOL OF JOUWALISM)
ACATiEMIC Ffif SSU<ES TOO WXH TO WtfGlE? GET A MB
EWaJN, JOYCE (CrttfB. HILL)
I«OWN, RI«R BOTH LMDLORBS (CORRECTED)
CCKRECTION
STILL, THL'ffiS COlU (£T W3^
ESOiW, L£S (BAhiD LEAIO)
LES mm KEEPS DEVILS DANCIfW
Ifmn, HACK
AFTER 1-10 SEASONS, BRCWN «AKIM3 CHV^S TO UNC STAFF
S^£RID*W PAID HIGf€ST SAUWY IN NC SYSTEM
^ROm, V.E.
Tf£ BATTLE FOR S^ERIFF
mCM., H«*: (LAWYER)
rOBfiE LAWYERS CROP ELECTS BROISC
Ef>U!NING, miCK (FCX3TBALL)
DEVILISH decision: MC6E0RGE PICKS Dt5(E
BRYAN, JAY (D«RBOR0)
BUT SERIOUa.Y, IT'S A COfflOre IM.IM (W OT>£R
BXHAN^, WILLIfVI FPAM< (ftfftDER VICTIM)
PinSBCSfl MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING OF TV E?tf1-0YEE
BUCKEY, PEK3Y ttO^TIN
INSIGHT/.AJSTICE IWSERVEIl
RICKEY, RAYMOND
INSIST/ JUSTICE WSER<^i
BUCKLEY, GER/UH F. (SKY C^€F !^t€PfiL MANAGER)
SK"Y OCFS STACKS FOOD SERVICE 'BALLET' AT BIG RHJ FLIGHT KITC^CN
EUEH£R, AL
DUKE TO hCST NCAA f€ET
AL Bl£HL£R LURES N-CAA TRACK TO DUKE
TFACK ^EET CdU BE BIG WIN FOR UMm
LET'S Rl^ WE RACES ^€RE
WRCH, BILL
UATERSfO RESTRICTIONS A FOLITID^. DECISION, BILLINGSLEY SAYS
BURKETT, ERIC (ASSALLT CHARGE)
mi. CHAR-GED yiTH HOLDIf«, ASSAULTING i«MAN FOR 2 MYS
POLICE L£X3/MA,N CWsRGEIi IN 3 ROBBERIES
BIMESCN, IiAN
WIFE WR-OTE BIJ<L£S0N'S HEDICAL NOTE, WWCE SAYS
EliJAFIS FEARIhfi lELAY lEHIED
□4JARD3 CASE NOTES f^AlED
H5«IS, SIDNEY (PffiT)
f-GEJ DRAWS IfUN EXPERIQCE TO USE REALISM, ABSTKACTION
PW^TON. DONALD (ASSAU.T CHARGE)
PXICE LtK/WiN ARRESTED FOR ASSAU.TING TMS OFFICER'S
BLACK MAN CLAIMS DU<HAM POLICE 'rtARASSfOTi F-RiOEE GN
MAN ACCUSES PO-ICE OFFICER'S CF BRUTALITY
N E
P D
S 2
H 2
S 2
-DATE-
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
1/24/1990 A
1/25/1990 B
1/25/1990 A
PA(X 6
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L Y
-P13 L P BYL
1 F N
1 D N
1 P N B85
cm 1 1/28/1990 A 3 U
1/04/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/03/1990 A
1 P N M70
2 N
4 E
S 2 1/02/1990 A 1 P N B71
1/04/1990 B
1/17/1990 D
1/15/1990 A
1/21/1990 B
1/30/1990 B
1/16/1990 A
1/17/1990 D
1/28/1990 F
1/28/1990 F
1/21/1990 B
1/16/1990 B
1/16/1990 C
1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
3 N
3 N
4 E
5 N
1 P N B40
3 P N C62
3 N
1 P N
1 P N
o r N AOO
1 P N ,>188
1 P U D18
4 E
4 E
cm 1 1/'31/1990 A 1 N 1120
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
1/08/1990 C
1/09/1990 B
1/20/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
H 2 1/14/1990 D
H 2
H 2
S 2
1/03/1990 C
1/05/1990 A
1/06/1990 C
1 N B53
1 N
1 N S17
1 N S17
3 N 317
1 P N f61
1 N N36
2 N
BUSH, GEO^
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BY N A H E S
SO MUCH FOR -n^E "UIW" THING
BUSH, GEORK, mX/ET
AMTRAK WILL GO BANKRIPT IF BUSH BUDGET CUT AF'PROVEH
PELL GRANT RECIPIENTS LIKELY REDUCED BY BUSH'S FTOPOSEIi BUDGET
DURHAM HOSPITALS FEEL fCDICARE PINCH
BUSH'S BUIiGET IS CAUTIOUS
TRANSIT FUNDS CUT HAY DAMA(^ ENVIRONMefT
BUSH, GEORGE, BUW^ PROPOSALS
FT. BRAGG MAY FACE CUTS IMCR BUSH BUDGCT
BUSH, GEORGE, DOMESTIC TRIPS
PRESIDENT BUSH TO VISIT CfWRLOTTE f£XT (WITH
BUSH, GEORGE, ECONOMIC PROFt)SALS
BUSH'S SAVINGS FIAN NO ECONOMIC MOM
TRIANGLE EXPERTS: DON'T BANK ON BUSH PLANS TO BOOST SAVINGS
BUSH, GEOR-GE, FOREIGN POLICY
GIVE EASTERN EUROPE A HAND
BUSHyl£N6/CHINESE STUIENTS
BUSH'S SHALLOU MANDATE
BUSH, GEORGE, N.C. VISIT
PRESIDENT BUSH TO VISIT N.C. FRIDAY
BUSH'S VISIT TO SHOWCASE N.C. STATE'S PHYSICS LABS
BUSH, GEORGE, TAXES
DON'T HIKE AIR TRAVEL TAX
BUSH, 6E0R(^, VETOES
SENATE UPmJiS BUSH'S VETO CF CHINA BILL
DUKE'S CHINESE STUDENTS IFSET OVER VETO
BUTTERS, TOM
butters; 'K'4€USPAPER MAHER 'IS A NON-ISSUE'
butters: 'K'-NEUSPAF'ER maher 'is a NON-ISSUE'
COACH K vs. TfC CHRONICLE
COACH K cleans THE SLATE
BYRD, MITCHELL G. (SOUTH GRANVILLE RESCUE SQUAD DIRECTOR)
AGENCY HONORS GRANVILLE mi FOR RESCUE EFFORT
CAIRNS, ROBERT DR. (AUTHOR)
UNC author: TED«' gun OUhtRSHIP STARTLIi«
CALDWELL, GEORGE LWJIS "BUCK" (FIRE VICTIM)
A YEAR LATER, DEADLY QIEEN ST. FIRE STILL A MYSTERY
CALDWELL, HILLIARD
LETTER TARGETS BLACK LEADERS
OFFICERS PATROL KING BANQUET
POLICE PROBE LETTER PROPAGANDA lim
CALDWELL, PAUL (UNC-CH PCLICE)
OFFICERS TESTIFY EDWARDS ENTRAPPED
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1/14/1990 D
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
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1/29/1990 A
1/30/1990 C
1/30/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
1/24/1990 B
1/17/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/28/1990 F
1/30/1990 A
1/30/1990 C
1/31/1990 C
1/26/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/18/1990 B
1/18/1990 B
1/21/1990 D
1/25/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
1/03/1990 A
1/15/1990 B
1/13/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
CAMERON, ANTHONY LtXJIS (AUTO Th£FT, DWI CONVICTION)
CAR THERS, DWI NET 5-YEAR PRISON TERM
CAMERON, DAN
WHEN DOES THE NEW ffiCADE GET STARTED?
AMERICANS OFTEN TRAVa ANYWHERE, REGARDLESS IF THEY'RE UaCOME OR NOT
FRIGID DECEMBER MAY MEAN TROPICAL FUTURE
ROBO-COP WAS TOUGH, BUT NOT LIKE MISS HUMPERDINCK
CHH 1
CWH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1 N C61
1 N N36
1 P N E33
4 E
4 E
1 N
5 N
4 E
1 N E33
4 E
4 T T C50
4 E
3 N
2 N
H 2 1/15/1990 A 4 E
1 N
1 P N U60
1 N M88
1 N N36
4 T T C50
4 E
1 P N T33
1 N C60
1 N M51
1 N U57
1 N M25
3 N
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 1 P N S17
CALHOUN, MICHAEL D.
GULLEY LAW FIRM SUED OVER FEES (CORRECTED) H 2 1/04/1990 A 1 P N S82
LAWSUIT PITS LEGAL ASSISTANCE FW3GRAM AGAINST CREST STREET COMM. COUNCIL H 2 1/14/1990 B 1 P N S32
H 2 1/23/1990 B 3 N
7 U
9 U
9 U
9 U
-LX640- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SPELL OF PLUMBING OPTIMISM CAN BE DISASTROUS
CAMERON, JACK PHILLIP "JIMMY" (MOLESTATION CHARGE)
REPORT SAYS MAN ASSAULTED BY TWO UOMEN
CAMPEQl, JOW (JAZZ PIANIST)
CAWBELL, AS LEADER, A THINKER'S PIANO MAN
CANION, KEVIN (SHOT IN LEG)
POLICE LOG/MEN TURN SaVES IN
CARI£N, KENNETH D, (FLORAL DESIGNER)
GARDEN TO LEAD HISTORIC COMMISSION
CAREY, MOSES (ORANGE CO.)
LETTER TARGETS BLACK LEADERS
OFFICERS PATROL KING BANQL£T
POLICE PRtlBE LETTER F'ROPAGANDA LINK
ANGERED RESIDENTS BADGER CONSULTANT
CARFf, NORTON (IBM PROGRAMMER)
IBM FTOMOTES CAREY TO SENIOR PRtJCRfWER
CARLON, JAMES FRANCIS (DUD
PaiCE LOG/CRACK POSSESSION CHARGE FILED
CARR, JAMES L.
UHICHARD, BELL PLAN RE-ELECTION BIDS; MS. HERON, CARR FILE
2 SEEK R£-aECTION
austerity icasures hit n.c. courts
carr, thomas (larceny charge)
pclice log/three arrested for attempted felonious larceny
carrigg, ste-vc (ruwer)
new year's day race becoming hjrham tradition
carrigg, susan (ruwer)
new year's day race becoming durham tradition
carson, kay
tw?ee seek to finish hunt term
carthen, timothy wayne (theft charise)
police log/ice cream store robbed
carver, w. gordon jr.
r'oxbort) chamfer of commerce holds banquet, installs officers
cashion, mary jo
sharing the load
caudle, neil (author)
complex portrayal of family violence
ceausescu, nicolae
a revolution fueled by hatr'ed
funderburk; i tried to warn Washington about ceausescu
cell, gillian dr. (unc-ch)
unc board reappoints dean cell
chafe, william h. (author)
greensboro's 1960 sit-in celebration set
chambers, julius l. dr.
naacp's chambers apologizes to stith
champion, amy (deceased)
agency honors granville man for rescue effort
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1/31/1990 A
11 U
S
2
1/27/1990 B
1 N C61
H
2
1/30/1990 A
6 R S66
H
2
1/31/1990 C
1 N M51
CHH
1
1/13/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1 N W57
1 N M25
3 N
3 P N M20
H
2
1/25/1990 C
4 P N
cm
1
1/17/1990 A
10 N
H
S
H
2
2
2
1/10/1990 C
1/10/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1 D N 369
1 P N
1 P N S82
H
2
1/19/1990 C
1 N fG6
S
2
1/09/1990 B
5 P N A76
S
2
1/09/1990 B
5 P N A76
CHH 1
1/31/1990 A
3 P N M25
H
2
1/16/1990 C
1 N M51
H
1
1/27/1990 C
1 N H60
H
2
1/14/1990 E
1 P N S56
H
2
1/07/1990 D
3 P R
H
H
2
2
1/03/1990 A
1/22.''1990 A
4 E
1 P N
CHH
1
1/13/1990 A
3 N
H
2
1/28/1990 B
1 P N
H
2
1/05/1990 C
1 P N N36
H
1
1/17/1990 C
1 P N T33
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CHANDLER, RICKY (TIMBERLAKE, N.C.)
FOUR CANDIDATES SEEK PERSO^I BOARD SEATS
CHANEY, BETHANY (TEACHER)
PROGRAM TRIES TO EASE TEACHER SHORTAGE
H 1 1/24/1990 C
S 2 1/30/1990 C
MS. RECKHOw/rAY are seeking COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT; JUDGE CHANEY FILES H 2 1/12/1990 C
RAY, CHANEY FILE FOR COUNTY OFFICES S 2 1/12/1990 A
CHARLSON, DAN
HERALD'S CLAYTON, CHARLSON WIN TOP PRIZES
CHARNS, MARK ALEXANDER
CHARNS CLAIMS PARTIAL WIN OVER FBI
CHAVIS, ARCHIE (DRUG CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/CROWN MANAGER CHARGED (fTER ROBBERY REF'ORT
CHAVIS, BEN
LETTER TARt^S BLACK LEADERS
POLICE PROBE LEHER PROPAGANDA LINK
CHILDERS, HOYT
FOR ^SSE Tf£ STRAY, THE FOURTH TIi€ yAS THE CHARM
WHY THEY PUT THOSE 4-FOOT-TALL TIRES ON PICKUP TRICKS
CLOSE EJCOUNTER-S OF THE WILD KIND IN ORANGE COUNTY
ACADEMIC PRESSURES TOO MUCH TO HANDLE? GET A DOG
CHRISTENSEN, NORMAN L. (BOTANY PROFESSOR)
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AT YELLOUSTO^E HAVE A POSITIVE SIDE
CHRISTOPHER, ELIZABETH
CITIZEN AWARD WINNER FINDS TIME FOR LIVING
CHURCH, JOHN T.
PRICE, DOSSETT, Ctt^H SEEK SEATS
CIF-OLLONE, ROSE
COURT REJECTS SMOKING SUIT VERDICT
CLARK, JIM (SAVE THE WATER)
COUNCIL PAfEL OKS CONTROVER'SIAL SEWER LINE FOR TREYBURN
LIGHT-RAIL PROPOSAL ON AGENDA
EXF'RESS SYSTEM STUDY URGED
CLARKE, PATTY (SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICIAL)
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE REPORTS SAID ON THE INCREASE
CLAYTON, RICKY (BREAKING AND ENTERING)
FtLICE LOG/MAN IN HOSPITAL FROM SHOTGUN BLAST IN THIGH
CLAYTON, WARD
HERALU'S CLAYTON, CHARLSON WIN TOP PRIZES
aEMENT, A. J. HOWARD III
NO-SMOKING ISSUE TABLED
JENKINS, CLEMENT UR-GE RENEUED BLACK ACTIVISM
JENKINS, CLEMENT URGE RENEUED BLACK ACTIVISM
REMARKS RILE REFIJBLICANS
CLEMENT AHACK OF HELMS IRKS GOP LEADERS
FREEDOM OF SPEECH HAS NO PARTY LINE
GOP FIGHT IS NONSENSE
EDITORIAL AHACKING GOP! CONaUSIONS WITHOUT FACTS
NEW FRIENDS OF DURHAM REPORTS CONTRIBUTIONS OF *57,652 TO 7 CAWIDATES
CLINE, ESTELLE "STELLA" HOUCS (STUDENT)
TALENT SEARCH TABS SCIENCE SCHOOL SENIORS
H 2 1/19/1990 C
H 2 1/31/1990 C
H 2 1/28/1990 B
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
cm 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
1/22/1990 C
1/25/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/09/1990 B
1/22/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
CHH 1 1/16/1990 A
H 2 1/25/1990 B
1/19/1990 C
1/09/1990
1/16/1990
1/16/1990
1/19/1990
1/20/1990
1/20/1990
1/23/1990
1/29/1990
1/30/1990
1 N H60
1 N
1 D N S69
1 P N
1 P N
1 P N S82
1 N M51
N «57
N
1 N
1 P N
1 P N YU
1 P N
1 N R63
3 P N S17
3 P N C62
1 N M20
1 N N36
1 P N
1 N R63
1 N N36
1 N R63
1 N C61
1 P N S69
4 E
4 E
4 L
1 N S69
S 2 1/26/1990 C 1 N
COLE, EUGEhE
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
JUOX KiaS LAWSUIT AGAINST ICVELOPiCNT CC^ff=■ANY FRESIDENT
COS, Sm <CWtf£L HILL PARENT)
SURVEY CtMilTTEE PREPARES PROPOSAL
COLE, a.ORIA JEM (m£ CHAR-GE)
CHAPa HILL PCLICE MAKE URUG (WESTS ffTER SEARCH
COLE, JOH.N
C(«TK3NS LAf^^OTN ^£L^tS' STiWIi m ART
COLE, LOUISE (LAWSUIT PLAINTIFF)
MUX. KILLS LAWSUIT AGAIf^T DEVELOPtCNT CO^B'(W PRESIDENT
COLE, RICWWD m.
DEAN AT IM APPOINTED TO fCRALD M3ARD
HERALD CO. NAfES COLE AS DIRECTOR
COJ-INS, Jl[m T. (SEXm. HOLESTATION C««6E)
SEXUAL AKJSE CASE GOES TO JURY TOIiAY
Ma£STATI[^ r€FENDANT ACOUITTED
ASSISTANT D.A. SAYS FIGHTING FOR CHILDREN IS RtWARDING
COLVIN, SfWWN (SlfffiER/SONGl^ITER)
SINGER/SON»KITER IS AIMING FOR T>€ TOP
CONDER, RICHARD
AHARON'S ABR/W ICNIES INSIDE IfTORMATION CHAR-GE
COM^, BILL (ARC CITIZEN [F THE YEAR)
CITIZEN AWARD WM£R FIffflS TIHE FCK LIVING
C0W4ALLY, JOW (FOR^€R TEXAS GOV.)
RESTffl^ B(m SIGNING TO BE HELD TODAY
COCK, MARIANt€
CWK SEEKS ELECTION TO EDUCATION BOARD
CCOKE, ANSON (BIRD WATCfCR)
MORE AND (iORE ENTHUSIASTS KEEP EYE ON BIRDIE
COCKE, MIRIAM
AT DUKE, A fCU UCFID OF UO^DS
COtPER, SmJEL (ASSISTANT D.A.)
ASSISTANT CHATHAM D.A. HIRED
COOPER, SfCILA GERTRUIE (DRUG OWRGE)
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT ON OFFICERS TURNS SELF IN
CORCHIANI, CHRIS
aOSELY OJARffiD
GOTTEN, JLWSIE (BASKETBALL)
GOTTEN' S SCFT TO^X>^ Wf:!) iM TIGER FOES
COnON, ALI .EMA (IiRDG CHARGE)
TEEN-AGER Af^STED ON COCAIfC CHARGE
COZART, VICTOR (DRUG CHAR'GE)
POLICE LOG/ARREST FOLLOWS BRIEF CHASE ON ASfC ST.
CRAIG, P. H, JR.
CHAMBER SALARY TOO HIGH FOR 'UNIXWLIFIED' PRESIDENT
EXPOSURE TO ARTS HELPS KEEP KIDS ON STRAIGHT AN NARR'OU
CRAIG, ROGER LEE (BASEBALL)
GIANT'S CRAIG COMING HOt€
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— DATE — C -PG L P EYL
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
1
N C^2
cm 1
1/01/1990 A
1
N C62
cm 1
1/27/1990 A
1
N M70
H 2
1/28/1990 E
8 P R GAS
cm 1
1/24/1990 A
1
N C62
H 2
S 2
1/10/1990 D
1/10/1990 A
4
3
P N
N
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/19/1990 C
1/20/1990 C
1/28/1990 A
1
1
1
N S32
N S82
P N S82
H 2
1/05/1990 D
6
P R B71
H 2
1/11/1990 C
7
N
cm 1
1/25/1990 A
1
P N
cm 1
1/23/1990 A
3
N
cm 1
1/11/1990 A
3
N f120
S 2
1/19/1990 A
6
P F 659
H 2
1/28/1990 C
1
P N D80
cm 1
1/19/1990 A
3
N U57
H 2
1/29/1990 B
1
N f61
H 2
1/07/1990 C
2
P P K30
S 2
1/09/1990 B
3 P N F-52
cm 1
1/12/1990 A
1
N S17
H 2
1/12/1990 C
1
N R63
cm 1
cm 1
1/12/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
4
4
J
J
H 2 1/30/1990 B
CRAffORD, C.B. (REAL-ESTATE INVESTtK)
-LX640-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY NAMES
RENOVATED GROCERY BECO^ES NEW HOC
CRANFORD, KYLIE (REAL-ESTATE INVESTOR)
RBMVATED GROCERY BECOhES mi HOffi
CRANSTON, ALAN SEN. (D-CALIF.)
CRANSTON'S SiL BILL A MISGUIDED PROPOSAL
CRISTIANI, ALFREDO
A COM^ESSIWJ, ALKIT tEAK
CROSS, BRENDA DENISE (DRUG CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/MAN CWRGED WITH ASSAU.T ON OFFICERS TURNS SaF IN
CROTTY, JOHN (BASKETBALL)
VIRGINIA'S CROTTY GIVES DUKE FITS
CROUTHER, BILL
BOARD CWiRTS HILLSBOROUGH ANNEXATION BOUNDARIES
CUPP, RAY V. (DECEASED)
CUPP, DECORATED WORLD WAR II VET, DIES
CUR'RIE, DENNIS ANDRE (ROBBERY CHARGE)
Pa.ICE LOG/FOUR CHARGED UITH ROBBERY IN CREEDMOOR
CURRIN, BEN F. DR. (VANCE-GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE)
VANCE-(SViNVILL£ COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENDOWMENT FUND EXCEEDS $500,000
CURRY BILL
TIDE ROLS ON WITHOUT CUm
DANIEL, BSmSi (NURSING INSTRUCTOR)
STREi«3T^£N UNDERGRADUATE NUR'SING, EXPERTS TELL UNC OFFICIALS
DANIELS, CHARLIE
T>£ SIMPLE MANATIME CHANGES CHARLIE DANIELS
DANTRt, ALEC JEFFERSON ",£FF"
NEW DURHAM FILM COfff'ANY CHALLENGES HOLLYWOOD
DARNELL, TONY EDWARD (DWI)
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN [GIVING
DASCENZO, FRANK
SUN SNAPS UP AWARDS
DAVIDSON, KAREN (FORMER ASSISTANT D.A.)
ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR DISMISSED
ASSIATANT F'ROSECUTOR DISMISSED
ASSISTANT D.A. SAYS FIRING LI^JKED TO JULY CASE
ASSISTANT CHATHAM D.A. HIRED
DAVIS, CHICK
KUANZAA FESTIVAL, RECORD CROWD DRUM IN NEW YEAR
DAVIS, DOUG
REP. THOMPSON WON'T RUN AGAIN; LUEBKE IS
DAVIS FILES FOR COMMISSIONER RACE
BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
DAVIS, GENE
2 STUDENT BODY F1<ESII£NTS BLAST BUDGET CUTBACKS
INCREASED FEES, FUNDS TOP STUDENT LEADERS' PRIORITY LIST
UNC-SYSTEM STUDENT LEADERS TALK BUDGET
DAVIS, HARRY M. DR. (APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV.)
MORTGAGE RATES EXPECTED TO CONTIfAJE DROPPING THIS YEAR
N E
P D
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
cm 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
an 1
S 2
am 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
—DATE —
1/04/1990
1/04/1990
1/26/1990
1/12/1990
1/29/1990
1/08/1990
1/07/1990
1/28/1990
1/15/1990
1/20/1990
1/09/1990
1/26/1990
1/21/1990
1/05/1990
1/18/1990
1/19/1990
1/10/1990
1/10/1990
1/12/1990
1/19/1990
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C -PG L P BYL
A 1 P N E33
A 1 P N E33
A 4 E
A 4 E
B 1 N ^61
D 3 P U F25
A 3 P N W57
B 2
B 1 N
C 1 C N H60
B 2 P U D18
A 1 N S17
E 1 P R H90
D 3 P F B71
A 8 N
A 1 P N
A 1 P N M70
A 1 P N W57
A 1 N M25
A 3 N U57
S 2 1/02/1990 B 1 P N B71
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
cm 1
cm 1
1/26/1990
1/26/1990
1/26/1990
1/21/1990
1/22/1990
1/30/1990
C 1 P N S69
C 1 N
A 1 P N
B 1 N
A 3 P N
A 3 P N
H 2 1/09/1990 B 1 N L40
DAVIS, JAf£
-a640-
NONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY NAMES
wc's THE mtm WW
DAVIS, mi (IRUG CHAR(S)
POLICE LOS/MAN CWtRGED WITH ASSAIA.T ON OFFICERS TURNS SELF IN
DAYE, J«€S ALFRED (DWI)
PO-ICE LOG/CHARGES FtXlOJ ACCIDENT
DAYE, SHELTON LEE (TJCFT CHARGE)
FtLICE LOG/aOMAN STABBED TO DEATH SUNDAY DURING ARGUI€NT
DE HAERE, GUIDO
EIC, CWWBERS OF COWERtE EYE ^INT EFFORT
DEAN, REBECCA (1ALL0Y (ARSON)
WOMAN GETS 12 Y9y«, SUSFeJDED, IN FIRtEtJMBING
flRESmum GETS WOMAN HOISE ARREST
teviTTo, sm (UNC cAmjs police)
SECOND BLACK FEMALE OFFICER HIRED
^EULY HIRED OFFICER HAD APPLIED EARLIER, COURT EXHIBIT SHOWS
DEIEESE, S««iRA (CHAPa HILL PO-ICE OFFICER)
2 WHO PULLED GIRL FROM FIRE TONOFO
DICKINSON, BLAKE
Hff-E FOR J}€ CATS IN CWTfWM
HAVERLAND 'SEEKING 1ST FILL TERM
AREA SCHOOLS WON'T TUNE IN TO PROGRAM
ROMANIA HOLDS FOND ^BBRIES F«? UNC STUICNT
DILLER, FWLLIS
LOOK l*WT'S BECO(€ (F FHYUIS DILLER
DIXON, ER^€ST T. (PERSON CO. SfCRIFF)
PERSON SJCRIFF DISMISSES ItPUTY WW) FILQi TO RUN AGAINST HIM
DIXON, JOY FRANEHA (TRAFFIC CJWRGE)
POLICE Lfflj/ARfEST F(XJ-Otfi BRIEF CHASE ON AStC ST.
DIXON, THEE
DIXON WANTS BLACKS IN ^^ASCAR
BOAR, CINDY GREEN (GREENE VALLEY FARMS)
0l*O FACES CRUELTY C»ffXX.
M3LE, ELIZABETH
COAL ACCORD MAY SIGNAL RETURN OF MRS. DOLE
DOLE, raBERT
GET REAL ABOUT FCKEIGN AID
rossEn, JACK ttomas
PRICE, DOSSEH, CHUFCH SEEK SEATS
MORE CANDIDATES TVROW HATS INTO COtflllSSIONERS' RACE
DOYLE, JOWl (VOICE OF TI^€ i TEMPERATLIRE SERVICES)
ACROSS THE NATION, TIME AND TEMPERATLIRE CALLS AR'E ACCORDING TO DOYLE
DOZIER, RICK-Y (STABBING VICTIM)
POLICE LOG/2 (CN BEAT OWNER OF VILLAGE TV
DRAKE, GERALD A, DR.
EDITORIAL WAS PRWAGANDA
DUNCAN, GARY
A CONSENSUS ON CCf«ITICNAL-USE
N E
P D
H 2
H 2
aw 1
H 2
cm 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
cm 1
S
E
—DATE — C
1/14/1990 D
1/29/1990 B
1/19/1990 A
1/22/1990 B
1/13/1990 A
1/03/1990 D
1/03/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
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I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
4 E
1 N M51
3 N
1 N M51
3 N W57
3 N SS2
6 N
3 N 317
1 N S17
cm 1 l/'30/1990 A 1 P N M70
cm 2
CHH 2
cm 1
cm 1
H 2
H 1
H 2
S 2
cm 2
H 2
H 2
s 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
cm 1
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/!2,'1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/19/1990 D
1/20/1990 C
1/12/1990 C
1/16/1990 C
1/05/1990 A
1/08/1990 B
1/19/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
1/21/1990 B
1/21/1990 B
1/23/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1 P N D3S
3 P N ri38
3 N Ii38
3 P N B38
3 P F G59
1 N H60
1 N R63
5 P N M06
3 P N 317
1 P N
4 E
1 P N Yll
1 N S69
1 U N36
1 N M51
4 L
1 P N C62
DUfCVANT, ROWIE
-LX640-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY NAMES
N E
P D
-DATE-
-F13
PAGE 13
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
FOUR CANMDATES SEEK PERSON BOARD SEATS
DUNLAP, ^€^«Y (CHATHAM CO.)
CHAIRMAN SEEKING RE-aECTION _
REVIEW OF APPLICANTS SOON TO BEGIN IN CHATHAM MANAGER SEARCH
DUNN, SAMMY LEE (TRAFFIC CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/ARREST FOLLOWS BRIEF CHASE ON ASHE ST.
DYMALLY, MERVYN (D-aLIF.)
ANOTf€R CHAPTER IN GREED
EASLEY, MICH|!£L F. (DISTRICT AHORNEY)
EASLEY SAYS WIFE TARI^ OF SfEARS
EDDLEMAN, WELLS
AMERICANS RKSTT TO PROTEST AGAINST NEW POWER PLANTS
EDMISTEN, RIFUS
CREATIVE BUDGET EFFIKTS SAVE EDMISTEN'S TRAVEL FUNDS
EDMONDS, ^£LEN DR.
NAACP'S CHAMBERS APOLOGIZES TO STITH
NCCU trustee: students CAN'T KEEP KING'S r«EAM
EDMONDS, fCNRY L. REV,
HERE'S THE OWCH, ^£RE'S TVE STEEPLE
EDWARDS, KEITH (UNC-CH PaiCE OFFICER)
SECOND BLACK FEMALE OFFICER HIRED
NEWLY HIRED OFFICER HAD APPLIED EARLIER, COURT EXHIBIT SHOWS
WIFE WROTE BURLESON'S MEDICAL NOTE, NANCE SAYS
EDWARDS HEARING I£LAY DENIED
OFFICERS TESTIFY EDWARDS ENTRAPPED
□WARDS FELL THROUGH CRACKS, SfERMAN SAYS
FAVORITISM A PROBLEM, NOT RACISM, ZUNIGA SAYS
SUPERVISOR SAYS RECORDING NOT INTENDED TO INCRIMINATE
EDWARDS CASE NOTES mJLLED
UNC POLICE CHIEF PLANS RETIREMENT
EDWARDS, MICHAEL (BARTENDER, MAGICIAN)
BARTENDER PRACTICES FOR MAGIC MOiCNTS
EIDENIER, BETTY
EIDENIER CHOSEN PLA^9^ING BOARD CHAIRWOMAN
EISENBEIS, ROBERT A.
TRIANGLE EXPERTS! DON'T BPm ON BUSH PLANS TO BOOST SAVINGS
ELLIOTT, BOBBY RAY (DWI)
F-OLICE LOG/mN INJJRED IN ROBBERY TRY
EUIS, BARBARA DR. (SCHOOL PRINCIPAL)
ELLIS BEGINS NEW YEAR AT SMITH SCHOOL POST
DR. ELLIS CALLS TRANSITIWJ A 'GREAT DAY'
NEW PRINCIPAL DESERt-ES CHANCE AT Y.E. SMITH
Y.E. SMITH SCf«30L PAR'ENTS CALL ELLIS SWITCH A BLUNDER
SMITH SCHOOL PARENTS CALL ELLIS TRANSFER A 'BLUNDER'
DR. ELLIS ASKS FOR CHANCE TO PROVE ABILITY TO GROUP
SMITH PAR'ENTS MEET WITH ELLIS
STOP BATTLING THE PRINCIPAL
FAISON'S LEADERSHIP ABILITY ALSO ON Tf£ LINE
ELLIS, THOMAS WILLIAM III
VANCE NATIVE NAMED TO AGRICULTURE FTOT
ENGLISH, VERA
SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW CASE OF WILMINGTON GE WHISTLEBLOWER
H 1 1/24/1990 C 1 N H60
CHH 2
cm 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
s 2
H 1
H 2
1/05/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/12/1990 C
1/08/1990 A
1/24/1990 B
1/05/1990 C
1/15/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/20/1990 C
1/02/1990 A
1/03/1990 C
1/03/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
3 P N
3 P N M25
1 N R63
4 E
5 P N
H 2 1/16/1990 A
S 2 1/12/'1990 A 5 U Oil
1 P N N36
1 N E33
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 P P T37
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
1 P N S17
1 P N S17
3 P N S17
3 N S17
1 N S17
S 2 1/08/1990 C 1 P N C61
CHH 1 1/17/1990 A 3 P N M20
1 N E33
1 N R63
1 P N Yll
1 P N C47
E
N C47
N Yll
N C47
N Yll
E
E
1/13/1990 C 1 N H60
1/23/1990 A 1 P N
ETHERIDGE, BOBBY (N.C. DEFT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION)
-LX640- MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990 -
INDEX
1/31/1990
BY NAMES
STATE SHMLS CHIEF OPPOSES CHAf#€L 0>£
EXUH, J^^S j;.
LABAkRE out, TITUS IN AS CHIEF MgE
LABARRE OUSTED AS lOOHAM'S CHIEF JUDGE AFTER l,»ERBAL JABS AT HIGH COURT..
LABARRE, TITUS SAY EXUM'S ACTION CAi€ AS SIW^ISE
LABAW<E'S (©1CVAL SLRF'RISES CFFICIALS
BEE IN A F-OWBERED UIG
FAHEY, JOm (ttUSICI(«)
jm F(:«EY/XSH WITE JR.— Of£ ACT HITS, T>€ OTtCR HISSES
FAISON, HAUTHORfC DR.
Y.E. SMITH SCWML PffSKTS C(U1 ELLIS SWITCH A BLUNDER
SMITH KHCO. ?(fSmS CALL ELLIS TR(WSFER A 'BLUNICR'
m. ELLIS ASKS FCR CmNCE TO FfOVE ABILITY TO GROtP
FAISfflJ'S LEABERSHIP ABILITY ALSO ON TVE LI^£
CITY SYSTEM COWITTEE STUDIES HAGhCT SrmX.S
CITY SCHOOL BOARD AHFTS BUILDING FIAM
SCHOX BOARD a<S BUILDING PLAN
FALOM, XSEFH JAf€S (GAMH.ING OWRGE)
7 FIEAD TO GAMBLING CH(«GES
FATE, FOREST LEE (LARCENY CHARGE)
ALERT BfWKER SAVES WM'S PAYCJCCK
PAYOfiCK SiaSH FR-OM BAf«< WORKER'S MOM NETS CHSiRGE
FEAT}£R-STCW, AL COSW^ Sl*<)
Sl^ SNAPS IP AUARDS
FERGUSa^, ELAI^£ (REPWTER)
ISLAND USES SCHCMLS TO SUffJl^ STORM
FERRtLL, PAUL (BASKETBAa PLAYER)
jmsm comiTS to state; ankle fWY keep ferrell ojt
FLETCHER, JOW W;. (DUW1AM COJNTY ^£ALTH I£PT.)
COUNTY PREPf*£S ITS 'SKEETER' STRATEGY
FLOWERS, BRAMON (HORSEBACK RIICR)
NCRTMJKID TEEN Ca1BI^£S HIS FAVORITE TOBBY, JOB
FOLDSEY, TOBIN I«.
ENTREF1®EU? BIOLMIST STARTS OMOHS BY (ttIL BUSINESS IN TRIAt^GLE
Fms, DANNY
F£F-OftT CLAIMS CLEMSON COAOCS &^ PLAYERS CASH
FORD RESIGNS AT CLEMSON
FORD'S 'AMICABLE' DEF'ARTURE COSTS CLEMSON $1 MILLION
FOR'D tJAS PERFECT COACH FOR TIGERS
CLEMSON FLAYERS WANT DANNY BACK
TFE DISHOMKABLE PAYOFF
FORD, GAIL (ARTIST)
FmX FINISfCS FASHIOii«lE IN H»€ KC0RATIM3
FOSTER, I^OFFREY EfE^SON (.mS CONVICTION)
AFTER 6RAI!UATICB^, T}£Y'LL GO TO F-RISON
FOUCHEE, SHERMAN (H?UG CHARK)
PO-ICE LOG/CWa<GES FOLLOW ACCIDENT
FOWLER, RICHARD PAUL (AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIM)
TEEN GETS ajSPENIO SENTEM^E
YOJTH POJISHED FOR FF:EAK l«ECK TWiT KILLED TEEN
FOX, CARL
ASSISTANT FTOSECUTOR DISMISSED
ASSIATANT PR-OSCUTCW DISMISSED
-DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/19/1990 B 8 P N
1/13/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/23/1990 B
1/24/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
2 1/23/1990 A
2 1/25/1990 B
1 P N B53
1 P N 982
1 N ^2
1 N B53
4 E
H 2 1/16/1990 A 6 R H90
N C47
N YU
N C47
E
N W40
N U.60
N Yll
H 2 1/04/1990 C 9 N S82
1 N B53
5 N
2 1/19/1990 A 1 P N
2 1/29/1990 C 1 P N Yll
2 l/31/r?90 D 3 P N E40
2 1/26/1990 A 1 P N H65
2 1/06/1990 A 6 P P L38
2 1/04/1990 C 3 P N K65
2 1/10/1990 D 1 P N
2 1/13/1990 A 1 P N
2 1/19/1990 B 1 P N
2 1/19/1990 C 1 P U D18
2 1/19/1990 C 1 N
2 1/27/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/12/1990 A 6 P N 359
H 2 1/29/1990 A 9 N
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A 8 N
H 2 1/26/1990 C 3 N
S 2 1/26/1990 C 1 N
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 1 P N M70
cm 1 1/10/1990 A 1 P N W57
BY NAMES
-U640- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
ASSISTANT D.A. SAYS FIRING LINKED TO JULY CASE
COURTS PROTECT KILLERS
ASSISTANT CHATHAM D.A. HIRED
REED GRAVETTE mi JJST— FOX
FOX, DANIEL E. (BAM<ER)
BIZ NOTES
FOX, RICK (BASKFTBAa)
HEELS STARTING TO CLICK
FRA^a<LIN, jom hope dr.
FRAfa<LIN TO SPEAK AT KING SERVICE
KING BUILT ON NONVIO-ENCE LEGACY, HISTORIAN SAYS
FREEMAN, FR««LIN JR.
AlBTERITY ^EASURES HIT N.C. COURTS
FRIDAY, WILLIAM C.
ILLITERACY PROBLEM FACES AHACK
FRIEDMAN, ClttRLES P. DR.
TESTING A ^EW fOICAL HELPER
FRISBIE, MIDWEL FKANCIS (DUD
POLICE LOG/NAN FACES DWI, WEAPONS CHARGE
FRYE, RICHARD (ALAMANCE CO. SHERIFF)
ALAMANCE SHERIFF FILES FOR ELECTION, FACES GOP OPPOSITION
FUNDERBURK, DAVID DR.
FUNnERBlfla<t I TRIED TO WARN WASHINGTON ABOUT CEAUSESCU
FUQUA, J. B.
FUQUA SCHOOL TO TRAIN SOVIET (WNAGERS
RED INK
NAYLWJ: SOVIETS WILL DRIFT TOWARD FREE-MARKET ECONOMY
GADDIS, DALE
LIBRARY GROUP FOR BUYING NEW BRANDH
COUNTY fWY BUY BUILDING FOR A NEW BRANCH LIBRARY
COUNTY APPROVES PLAN OUTLINE OF NEW LIBRARY
GAINES, CLARENCE E. "BIGHOUSE"
EAGLES SHIfC IN SPOTLIGHT; 'BIGHOUSE' REMAINS AT 799
•BIG HOUSE': CLIMB TO SOOTH WIN TOUGH TASK
GAITHER, STEVE
NO. 1 ELVIS REPORTER REASSIGfED AFTER 'INTERtSTING' TWO YEARS
GANTT, HARVEY (FORMER CHARLOTTE MAYOR)
BLACK POLITICIANS TO BENEFIT FROM BILL
THOMAS FILES; GANH READY TO ANNOUNCE
JUSTICE DEF'ARTMENT APPRWAL AWAITED ON PRIMARY CHANGE
GARDNER, AVA (DECEASED)
AVA GARDNER' DIES IN LONDON AT 67/N.C.-BOR'N STAR LIVED SIREN'S LIFE
HUNIiREDS COME ANNUALLY TO VISIT AVA GARDNER MUSEUM
SMITlf lELD REMEMBERS AVA GARDNER
FRflM Ft3VERTY TO HOLLYWOOD
AVA GARDNER IS BW^IED IN SMITHFIELD
GARDNER, JIM (N.C. LT, GOVERNOR)
MARTIN URGES 'PIPLINE' EFFORT
GENTRY, JERRY
THE CLUHERING OF ONE'S PRIVACY
GEORGE, JEFFREY SCOTT (ROBBERY CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/WARRANT ISSUQ FOR HOMELESS MAN IN LIBR'ARY STABBING
N E
P D
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
cm 1
cm 1
H 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S
E
—DATE — C
1/12/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A
S 2 1/24/1990 D
1/05/1990 A
1/08/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/28/1990 B
1/26/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/05/1990 C
1/22/1990 A
1/11/1990 C
1/11/1990 C
1/27/1990 A
1/05/1990 B
1/09/1990 B
1/10/1990 C
1/21/1990 C
1/26/1990 B
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■P6 L P BYL
1 N M25
4 L
3 N W57
3 P N W57
5 P N
1 P U D18
3 N
1 P N M20
1 F N S82
10 P N K65
10 P N
8 N
1 N H60
1 P N
1 P N
1 P N
1 P N E33
1 P N H65
1 P N H65
1 P N S69
1 N B64
3 P N
H 2 1/07/1990 B 1 U N36
1/09/1990 A
1/30/1990 C
1/30/1990 C
1/26/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/26/1990 B
1/29/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/21/1990 D
1/14/1990 B
5 U Oil
3 N
3 N
1 P N
1 N
4
4 E
1 P N
1 N
5 U G33
1 N M51
-LX640- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
POLICE ARREST 2 FOR MANY Tf€FTS
TUO fO ARRESTED, CHARGED IN MORE THAN 20 BFEAK-INS
GEORGE, UILLIA
MAJOR YUCA CHANGES BLOCK AWARDS PRCBRAM
GERBER, GWEN (ANIMAL PROTECTION SCCIETY)
APS TELLS YKJNG HOU TO TAKE THE BITE OUT OF DOGS
6ERRARD, ALICE (MUSICIAN)
PICKIN' AND PRINTINVALICE GERRARD
GIBSON, TAHMY LASICLLE (ISUG CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/ARfCD ROBBERY OCCURS AFTER GUEST OFG^S APT. DOOR
GILES, DEEOWIH (DURHAM CITY SCmOLS' ADVISORY BOARD)
MS. GILES, ROBINSON FILE FOR COW1ISSI0NER RACE
2 MORE DEMOCRATS SEEK COMMISSION SEAT
GILES, DEBORAH GEORGE
CANDIDATE SAYS EDUCATION KEY TO AIDING C0MJ1UNITY GROUTH
GILL, EMMEH L. (DURHAM HIGH PRINCIPAL)
mS ATTDffiANCE FIGURES DON'T ADD UP
GILLESKIE, ALEX
DURHiW REC DEF'ARTMENT RtACHES OUT TO YOUTH
GILLESKIE OVERSEES SVOUING PRtJGRAMS
GILLESPIE, DIZZY
HERALDING T>€... lOP 10 IN JAZZ
GLENN, BBm LEE
lELEGATION'S VELP SOJGHT ON PAROLE HEARINGS
GLDiN, DAVE
COACH MEETS AGAIN
TAR fCaS CONTINIE MASTERY OF DEACS
GODWIN, NOAH PAGE (R-OBBERY VICTIM)
F-OLICE LOG/TVREE ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED FELONIOUS LARCENY
GOLDEN, MARY (BASKETBALL COACH)
LAKERS UNDEFEATED IN 3 YEARS
GOLDSTON, BILL (D-ROCKINGHAM)
*50 MILLION HIGHWAY SHORTFALL IS CdlH) 'TEMPORARY GLITCH'
GOOCHE, LOUISE DR.
NURSING GRADUATES EXCEL ON LICENSE EXAMINATION
GOODE, ELIZABETH (AUTHOR)
TRIANGLE DINING, BY THE BODK
COODER, HARRY (MICROBIOLOGIST)
SPOTLIGHT ON A CLEAN SHOW
GORBACHEV, MIKHAIL S.
GORBACHEV'S PROBLEMS MULTIPLY
GORDON, ALICE (ORAN(^ CO.)
FORMER PLANNING BOARD HEAD SEEKS SEAT ON COUNTY BOARD
GRAHAM, CAROLYN (NURSE)
PATIENTS NOT ILL TO 'REHAB' WRSE.
GRAHAM, ROBERT (R'EPORTED MlSSIfffi)
MISSING MAN FOUND AT SCENE OF HJ^ZE
NAMES
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1/26/1990 C
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GRAVETTE, ROBERT LEWIS (HILLSBOROUGH)
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6RAVETTE HEARING EXPECTED WITHIN DAYS, D.A. SAYS
COURT RELEASES CONFESSED KILLER
yJCTIMS* FAMILIES ANGRY AT DECISION
FREED KILLER TO BE TREATED IN DURHAM
FREED 6RAVETTE NOT JUST~FOX
GREAR, JOYCE
UNDERGROUND NO MORE
GREEN, A.J. (FIREFIGHTER)
FIREFIGHTER WHO SAVED KITTENS SWUERED WITH HUMAN PRAISE
GREEN, ANN
SIW SNAPS UP AWARDS
GRIFFIN, LEE ANTHONY (AUTO LARCENY CHARGE)
PaiCE LOG/CROWN MAWiGER CHARGED AFTER ROBBERY REPORT
GRIMES, JWN (CtWTWai COUNTY)
DEMS MAY FACE RUNOFF IN COMMISSIONERS RACE
6RISS0M, MARION T.
THREE-MAN RACE FORMS Fm StCRIFF IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
GRUBB, CHARLES "CHUCK"
ABSENT CITY COUNCIL PAIR PROTEST CmNGED VOTES
ODD RULES, MISCHIEF BRING JUSTICE
GRUMETTE, JESSE (CHAPEL HIU)
RBUNDANT SPEECH LEADS TO TOO mx:H CF A BAD THING
justice: a MUBLE standard for the rich, the F'OOR
PARDON Tl€ RUIBESS, BUT THAT'S ADU.T, NOT ADULT
DON'T BE A SCHLEMAZa— IF YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS
C<jaiOnA, TOM (BASKETB^IL)
'PACK'S GUO-IOHA STUNS TIGERS UITH FINAL SHOT
aJITERAS, PATRICK DR.
ACCEPTING DIAGNOSIS OF DEPRESSION IS OFTEN FIRST STEP OF HEALING PROCESS
SOME EMe<GENCY METHODS THAT CAN REMOVE OBJECTS STUCK IN CHILD'S NOSE
BREAST CANCER UNCOMMON DISEASE FOR YOUNG WOMEN
OSGOOD-SCHLATTER'S DISEASE AFFECTS KNEE
6ULICK, JIM
N.C. CONSl^CR PROTECTION AGENCY GETS 350 CALLS A DAY
GULLEY, WILBUR P. "WIB"
GULLEY LAW FIRM SUED OVER FEES (CORRECTED)
CLEARING Tf€ RECORD
WHO'S Tf£ MAYOR NOW?
NEW TRANSIT PANEL SiiEARS i€MBERS
GURGANUS, TOM
COMMWITY CENTER SITES DISCUSSED
GURNEY- ELKINS, CY
ASSISTANT D.A. SAYS FIGHTING FOR CHILDREN IS REWARDING
6USTAVESAN, NORM (COtfflETE COUNT COmiHEE)
CENSUS COMMITTEE HOPING RESIDENTS WILL BE COUNTED
HAAGAN, PAUL H.
NORIEGA TRIAL MAY PROVE TO BE LONG, COMPLICATED
HABIT, TONY
PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND HAS DYNAMIC GROWTH IN 4 YEARS
HACKiCY, H. BRYANT (DECEASED)
FORMER MATOR OF CARRBORO HACKEY, AT 72
H.B. HACKNEY A GREAT MAN
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1/20/1990
1/20/1990
1/20/1990
1/21/1990
1/12/1990
1/14/1990
1/19/1990
1/28/1990
1/24/1990
1/13/1990
1/20/1990
1/21/1990
1/07/1990
1/14/1990
1/21/1990
1/28/1990
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A 1 N U57
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A 1 P P L38
A 1 P N M51
A 1 P N
B 1 N fSl
A 3 N M25
C 1 N T33
C 1 P N R63
D 5 U A20
A 5 U
A 5 U
A 5 U
A 5 U
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1/05/1990
1/12/1990
1/19/1990
1/26/1990
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A 7 U
A 5 U
A 5 U
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1/04/1990
1/05/1990
1/14/1990
1/22/1990
1/11/1990
1/28/1990
1/01/1990
1/08/1990
1/28/1990
1/23/1990
1/25/1990
A 1 P N S82
A 2 N
D 4 E
C 1 N C61
A 3 P N C62
A 1 P N S82
A 1 N C62
B 1 N N36
B 1 P N N36
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REPS. NOT CONSLlTEIi
HACKJCY GOES FOR 6TH TERM
STATE WASTE AUTHORITY'S RESPONSE QUESTIO^£D
AUTHORITY CmCIAL CRITICIZES IffOWfATION FIROCEBURES
HACKNEY LETTER ANSt€R CS<, PRESS LAWYER SAYS
F1JBLIC DESERVES EOWL TREATtCNT
m>MD, K3B
T>£ i«RLD-fWSIC rm
HAKAN, JOE
Xm 'STILL' SITUATED ON RtKKY HILL
OFFICII. Sl|:-pa<TS RtKKY HILL FIANS
f^«J<IOTIS, STEFt€N
ORANGE CO. BOARD GATHERS FOR RETREAT
CC»1ITTEE ENICRSES RURAL BUFFER OPTIONS
Ca*lISSIO^£RS seek to FIVEVENT ANOT^€R ACRIMOIIOJS HEETING
^wlBY, jom
WRE CANDIDATES TWROU HATS INTO COWIISSIONER'S' RACE
WWTON, TREVOR
WFKINS* CASE DOMINATED m£H CF LAW EhfORtEfBfr fCWS IN '89
HAfff'TON: F-EOFIES SEOJRITY E1IILDIN6 GOOD FOR POLICE
DURHAM POLICE FACE RWflJOil DRIJC TESTS
DURHAM POLICE PLAN DRUG TESTS FC« OFFICER'S
DRUG TESTIM3 CALLED HIGH.Y ACCtJRATE
POLICE STOP BASED ON SKIN COLOR DRAWS PR-OTEST
l€LfING USERS BEST WAY TO WIN WAR ON ISUGS
HANhCR, E.T.
REECE MAKES STATE SENATE BID CFFICIAL
HANSEN, WjW
Db'RHAM m\ REDISCOVERS BRITISH ^0M
HARDIN, PALL (WC-CH CHANCELLOR)
BOOSTERS' BOOKS ^J0 SECRET, HARDIN SAYS
mmiH BACKS REFORM
HARDY, JAJ«:S H. (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)
COURTS PROTECT KILLER'S
mim., («REL H.
GLAXO'S SANDER'S TO SPEAK AT DU(E
HARMS, THELMA (TEAOCR)
SERIES LOOKS AT RAISING U.S. YKJTH
HARRELL, ROBERT LAYTON (DRUG CWR-CE)
f-O-lCE (WfST UNC STUDENT ON DRI^, WEAF'ON CHAR(£S
HARRaSON, TOMMY (ItPT. OF TRAfJS. SECRCTARY)
DEF'AR'T1€NT CHIEF FACES TRiV^P-ORTATION CHALLENGE
HARRIS, ALEX (FWTOGRtf-HER)
STORIES OF OUR LIVES/f€W IiUKE CB^TER HEIR TO TRADITION
HfiRRlS, AMOS (BLIRGLARY CHAR'GE)
POLICE LOG/CHASE ENDS WITH ASSAULT, DUI CHAR-GES
HARRIS, DARR'YL (BASKETBALL)
DREAMING HOOPSTER' ON THE RISE
HARRIS, JC£ (liRUG Ch'AR-GE)
POLICE LOG/CR(WN MANAGER CHARGED AFTER ROBBERY REF'ORT
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1/13/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/01/1990 C
1/06/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/26/1990 C
1/26/1990 A
1/26/1990 C
1/27/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/29/1990 B
1/29/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1/04/1990 C
1/23/1990 C
1/07/1990 B
1/C9/1990 B
1/28/1990 B
4 L
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1 P N M25
1 P N M25
1 N M25
4 E
H 2 1/18/1990 A 6 P F Zll
1 P N M70
1 N M70
3 P N M20
3 N M20
3 P N H20
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 N S69
1 D N M51
1 N B53
1 P N B53
3 N
1 N B53
1 N C61
4 E
3 P N M25
1 P N B53
1 N S17
1 P N S17
4 L
2 N
3 P N WS
1 N f170
5 P N
1 P N E33
1 N M51
6 P N A76
1 N t«l
HARRIS, MICHAa (STOLEN CREDIT CARD CHARGES)
-LX640- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
Pa.ICE LOG/3 INJURED IN TRUCK, CAR COLLISION
BY NAMES
HARRISON, Jlfl-IAN
TWO-CAR COLLISION
URECK TOTALS PORSCh€
HARTER, DICK
HARTER'S
ROCK' HAY BE CRU1BLING IN CHARLOTTE
HARTUELL, JOHN (HILLSBOROUGH)
HARTIELL TO SEEK FOUR MORE YEARS AS COMMISSIONER
CDMMISSIOiCR URGES SEF'ARATION OF BUTER, RURAL CHARACTER STUDY
COUNTY WORKERS SET FOR MOVING, HARTUELL SAYS
HATCH, MABa P.
WADDELL CLIENTS SEEK RESTITUTION
UNC SEEKS TO RETURN UADDEU DONATIC»<S
HATCHER-UILSON, ZENOBIA
PATIENCE, LOVE... PARANOIA
HATFIELD, KEN (FMJTBALL COACH)
HATFIELD IWMED CLEMSON COACH
HATHAWAY, OFFIE LEIflJEL REV. (DECEASED)
HATHAWAY, 84, RETIRED ICTHODIST MINISTER DIES
HAVERIAND, LARRY
HAVERLAND SEEKING 1ST FULL TERM
HAUKINS, JAMES R. (FORMER MAYOR)
EX-MAYOR BUYS REAL ESTATE DIVISION
HAWKINS, MICHAa KEITH (ASSAULT ChWRffiS)
MAN CHARGED (TIER CAR CHASE
HAWKINS, WILLIAM E. N. "BILL"
governor: OFFICIALS, PRESS SHARE GOALS
HAULEY, GROVER CLEVELAND REV. (DECEASED)
THE REV. GROVER CLEVELAND HAWLEY, OF OXFORD
HEDGEPETH, aiFF
FILINGS SET UP DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF
HELMS, BARRY (ASSAU.T CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/THIEVES ROB BROUNSTONES INN SUftfiAY NIKfT
HELMS SENTENCED FOR ROBBERY, ASSAILT
HELMS, JESSE (SENATOR)
RACE FOR CONGRESS, OTHER OFFICES TO BEGIN
helms: 'I TOLD YOU SO'
HELMS SCHEDULES CAMPAIGN KICKOFF FOR SATURDAY NIGHT
SEN, HaMS TO RUN FOR A FOURTH TERM
REMARKS RILE REF'UBLICANS
CLEMENT ATTACK OF t€LMS IRKS GOP LEADERS
FREEDOM OF SPEECH HWS NO PARTY LINE
GOP FIGHT IS NONSENSE
EASLEY SAYS WIFE TARGET OF SMEARS
CARTOONS LAW'OON HELMS' STAND ON ART
EDITORIAL AHACKING GOP: CONaUSIONS WITHOUT FACTS
f€MRIC, CONNIE (BANK OFFICER)
ALERT BANKER SAVES MOM'S PAYCtCDNi
PAYCHECK STOLEN FROM BANK WORKER'S MOM NETS CHARGE
HENDERSON, IWIGHT (ROBBERY CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/FOUR CHARGED WITH ROBBERY IN CREEDMOOR
N E
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H 2
H 2
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
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H 2
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1/23/1990 B
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1/15/1990 B
1/24/1990 C
1/17/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
1/01/1990 A
1/01/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/22/1990 B
1/25/1990 B
1/05/1990 A
1/02/1990 A
1/12/1990 B
1/19/1990 B
1/22/1990 B
1/06/1990 B
1/02/1990 B
1/05/1990 B
1/01/1990 A
1/01/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1/20/1990 C
1/20/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/24/1990 B
1/28/1990 E
1/29/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/25/1990 B
1 P P
1 P P
H 2 1/30/1990 B 1 P N
1 P N M20
3 P N M20
1 P N M20
1 P N M70
1 N M70
3 P N
1 P N
3
3 P N D38
1 N E33
1 N
1 P N
6
1 N H60
1 P N
3 N
1 N L40
4 E
10 N
2 N
1 N C61
1 P N S69
4 E
4 E
5 P N
8 P R G68
4 L
1 N B53
5 N
1/15/1990 B 1 N
HENDERSON, LEON (^D6E)
-LX640- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY NAMES
CONTROVERSY OVER .MCES* TERMS SPREADS BEYOND DURHAM
^ODERS0N, NAfdTE (TEACHER)
RIBBIT CAN BE DISSECTED WITH LITTLE MUSS OR FUSS
HENDERSON, OIELL (STOOTING CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/ICE CREAM STORE ROBBED
h£RNDON, WARREN L.
PUBLIC fCARING FlANfO ON U0R3<ERS BILL OF RIGHTS
f€RON, BECKY
SI€RIFF LEARY SEEKS 3RD TERM/HERON TO FILE TOMORROW
HI6HT FILES IN ^CRFF'S RACE; HER'ON, BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
WICftf^D, BELL PLAN RE-ELECTION BIBS; MS. HERON, CARR FILE
^£RZENBERG, JOSEPH A.
STILL, THINGS COlO GET WORSE
HICKS, ROBERT DR. (UNC HOSPITALS)
TIME IS BEST OM fOR OVERIMBIBING
HIGH, ESTfCR
FAMILIES TO ADOPT OACK CHILDREN AT PREMIUM
HIGHT, AL
HIGHT, LEARY FILE; ASSURIW3 PARTY F-RIMARY IN SfCRIFF'S RACE
HIGHT FILES IN SJERfF'S RACE; HER'ON, FELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
ELECT AL HIGHT FOR DURHAM COUNTY StCRIFF (AD)
THE BATTLE FOR SfCRIFF
Hia, *U1IE GRUBB (CENTENARIAN TWINXICCEASED)
105-YEAR-OLD TWIN DIES
TWIN, 105, DIES
DAVIESON CtXJNTY IffiMAN'S 106TH A BITTER'SIEET BIRTHDAY AFTER TWIN DIES
Hia, IRIS TILL^N
STORIES OF OUR LIVES/NEW WJKE CENTER hEIR TO TRADITII^
HILL, THOMAS (BASKETBAU PLAYER)
DIKE'S HILL QUICK OUT OF Th€ BLOCKS
HILL'S SURGE IGNITES BLl£ DEVILS
HILL, WAHS JR.
HILL TO SPEAK AT W.UMNI FIMTTION
HODGE, RONALD (PTA PRESIieNT)
SMITH SCHOO. PARENTS CALL ELLIS TRiWSFER A 'BLUNDER'
HOD(£S, ED
THE PEOPLE I€RCIFIA1Y FREED
THE XVIII AIRECS^^E'S H0MECW1ING
H06AN, CURTIS WILLIAM (DRUG CHAR^GE)
DEPUTIES TRY TO 'STAMP' OUT ILLEGAL DRIJGS
HOLDER, LAMONT MARK (DRUG CHAR(£)
POLICE LOj/ICE cream STORE ROBBED
h'OLLAND, TERRY
FtiOR STARTS PROVING BIG STWBLING BLOCK FOR SLUGGISH ^€ELS
HOLLEMAN, TIMOTHY U. (WJKE POt£R CO.)
DURHAM fWTIVE NA^Ol MANAGER OF DUKE POWER SERVICE RESFtJNSE
HCllEY, CHUCK (FORftR OJKE B'BALL PLAYER)
'LITTLE BOY BLUES' THRILLED 'GLORY BARN' CR-QWD
HOLLOUAY, TONY (STABBING VICTIM)
POLICE LOG/2 fEN BEAT OWNER OF VILLAGE TV
N E
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H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
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
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H 2
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H 2
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1/31/1990 A
1/06/1990 B
1/16/1990 C
1/24/1990 A
1/08/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/10/1990 C
1/08/1990 A
1/01/1990 A
1/27/1990 B
1/09/1990 B
1/09/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/12/1990 C
1/14/1990 B
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1 N M51
1 N C61
1 N B53
3 P N C61
1 D N S69
4 E
3 P N C62
1 N H65
1 D N S69
3 P N C61
1 P A
4 E
1/24/1990 D
1/30/1990 B
1/13/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/14/1990 D
1/28/1990 F
1/31/1990 A
1/16/1990 C
1/07/1990 C
1/23/1990 A
1/06/1990 B
1/21/1990 B
9 N
2 P P
2 N
S 2 1/23/1990 C 1 P N E33
1 P N C49
1 P U D18
3 N
1 N Yll
2 P U H49
2 P U H49
1 N lit57
1 N M51
2 F U (188
9 P N
2 P N C49
1 N M51
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HOaYDAY, CHRISTOPt£R (MUSICIAN)
A JAH STAR OF TOMOI^iOU FIAYS YESTERYEAR'S BEBOP
HOLMAN, GLORIA O-IVER (POSSESSION OF STOLEN CAR CHARGE)
POLICE LCK3/2 TRUCKS, CAR PILE UP AT 1-85 INTER'SECTION
HOLMES, MARY HAYES (CHATTWI COIXTY)
HOLMES SEEKS ANOTHER TERM
HOLSTI, OLE R.
INSIGHT/CRACKS IN THE SYSTEM
HOLZER, JENNY (ARTIST)
JENNY HOLZER'S MESSAGES PUT U.S. ART IN A BAD LIGHT
HOOD, CHRIS
TAR HEELS TEACH LISSON TO THOSE WHO DOUBTED UNO
HOPKINS, JENKINS (FORtCR POLICE OFFICER)
HOPKINS' CASE MMINATED WCH OF LAW E^FORCEICNT NEWS IN '89
FORMER POLICE SGT. HOPKINS FACES TWO DRIVING CHARGES
EX-OFFICER FACES NEU AUTO OWRSES
HOULIHAN, GEORGE THOMAS "TOM" DR.
HOULIHAN AMONG FOUR FINALISTS FOR U.S. AWARD
HOULIHAN IN RlMilNG FOR AWARD
HOUSE, GERRY (CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS)
OFFICIALS TO MULL HONORS CHANGES
SCHOOLS CONSIDER ADDITIONf^ ITEMS IN REFORM PACKAGE (CORRECTO)
HOWARD, ADRIAN BRUCE
GRAND Jm INDICTS TWO IN UNRELATED MURDER CASES
HOWARD, KENfETH (UNIV. OF TfC DISTRICT (F COLUMBIA)
NAACP PLANS WORKSHOP ON FINANCIAL AID
HOWARD, WILLIAM G. JR. (NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGI^EERING)
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER GETS TOF' BILLING FROM REVIEW PANEL
HOWES, JONATHAN
HOUSING HOWES' TOPIC FOR HOUSE COMMITTEE
LEGISLATORS PONDER HOUSING GAP
HUBB, CLARENCE (SHOOTING CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/WOMAN STABBED TO DEATH SUNDAY DURING ARGUMENT
HUDGINS, DANIEL C.
WAYS TO BEGIN WELFARE REFORM IS SUBJECT OF TODAY'S MEETING
PROGRAM SEEKS TO REDUCE NEED FOR WELFARE
HUECKa, TOMASZ (DUKE UNIV. PR(F.)
TROUBLED TOWER/DIKE PROF SAYS SAVING LANDMARK WOULD BE A TRICKY PROPOS,.
HUFFMAN, EDDIE (CHAPEL HILL fCRALD REPORTER)
A STUDY OF THE TRIANGLE/MUSIC LESSONS
HUGHES, DAVID C.
AMERICAN GEhERAL NAMES MANAGER
HUNT, PATRICIA "TRISH" (JUDGE)
JUDGE SEEKING THIRD TERM
HUNT, RALPH (D-DURWiM)
HUNT, ROYALL, STEPHENS FILE TO KEEP SEATS
3 file: STEPHENS; SENATORS ROYALL, HUNT
HUNT, TOMMY (JOHN THOMAS; SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER)
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SAYS MERGER STUDY IS 'UNTIMELY'
H 2
H 2
OH 1
H 2
H 2
am 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
cm 1
1/23/1990 A
1/24/1990 C
1/18/1990 A
1/14/1990 D
1/07/1990 E
1/27/1990 A
1/01/1990 C
1/18/1990 C
1/18/1990 A
1/09/1990 B
1/10/1990 C
1/01/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
1/24/1990 C
1/19/1990 C
1/25/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
1/16/1990 C
1/16/1990 B
1/25/1990 B
1/05/1990 D
1/18/1990 B
1/04/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/05/1990 C
6 P R S66
1 N M51
3 P N
1 D N
7 P U G68
4 P J
1 D N M51
1 N M51
3 P N
1 P N T33
3 N T33
1 P N C62
1 P N C62
2 N
2 P N
1 N K65
1 P N M70
1 P N M70
H 2 1/22/1990 B 1 N M51
2 P N C60
1 P N H65
1 P N
4 P U H90
5 P N
3 P N C62
1 P N
1 P N
S 2 1/31/1990 A 1 P N Yll
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1/01/1990 -
INDEX
1/31/1990
B Y
HUNT, WANDA
mn BEGINS m) state government job
OFFICIALS DEFEND HIRING OF HUNT
MARTIN DEFENDS f£U JOB FOR HUNT
HUNT 'UNDECIDED' ON FINISHING TERM IN OFFICE
walker; 'IT'S f€R reCISION'
REP'S, mi CONSISTED
EX-MAYOR EYES SENATE
SEN. HUNT EXPECTED TO (SJIT
HWr SAYS St£ WILL STEP' Km
PARTY TO PICK NEXT SENATOR
HUNT TO QUIT W JAN 31.
HURDLE, WILLIAM ROYAL
FOUR CAfOiIDATES SEEK PERSIST BOARD SEATS
HURLEY, BOBBY (BASKETBALL)
DEVILS LOOK TO W^LEY IN T}£ CLUTCH
HURLEY VS. ANDERSON ON CENTER STAGE
HYMAN, REGIN*^ TODD (FAILING TO APPEAR CH(«6ES)
PTLICE LOG/TWEE ARRESTED FOR: ATTEf^^TED FELOiNICUS LARm^
INGRAM, MAROIS [«.
'STAY WITH THE DRElW'
INSKO, VERLA
INSKO FILES FOR COMMISSIOtCRS' RACE
OWASA LIf«< TO UNIVERSin LAKE TO BE DISCUSSED
IRBY, rCNALD
FOUR CANDIDATES SEEK PERSON BOARD SEATS
ISLER, MARSHALL
BLACKS CONTim£ TO IfWEST IN DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION
JACKSON, .ONIFER KASI (STUDENT)
TALENT SEARtH TABS SCIENCE SCHOO. SENIORS
JACKSON, JESSE JR.
J\€ CASUALTY GAP
■JACKSON, JESSE L. REV.
A CRACK IN BARRY'S FUTURE
WHY JACKSON MAY mi RtJN
JACOBS, BARRY (HILLSBORtll^H)
0^€ YEAR LATER, JUNIOR COaEGE PLAYERS DISAPPEARING IN ACC
PLANfER-S TO ELECT CHAIRMAN
EIDENIER CHOSEN FIANNING BCh^iRD CHAIRWOMAN
URBAN CONNECTION/ACC RAIDS BIG CITIES FOR FIDINT GUARDS
EXTRA PLAY! ACC OVERTIME ABUNDANT
JACOBS, VICKIE LWH (DWI)
FaiCE LQGAmm, 77, FATALLY INJURED CR:OSSING STREET
■JAJCS, SHIRLEY
Pe-iDER'GRASS SEEKING THIRD ELECTION WIN
COURT CLERK FILES TO SEEK ANOTHER TERM
JE>8<INS, CHESTER L.
TEEN-LIf«< fCEBS HELP
MAYOR' JOmm FEATURED SPEAKER AT STATEWIDE, NAACP KING EVB^T
WHO'S T>£ MAYOR NOW?
je*;iNS, CLEMENT URGE RENEWED BLACK ACTIVISM
JENKINS, CLEfENT URGE R-ENEWED BLACK ACTIVISM
DECISION IS REVEF-SED ON TAXI-PERMIT lO^AL
LOSER STRAWBRIDGE OUTSPENT JENKINS BY *30,000 IN 1989
JENKINS SPENT LESS IN MAYCS^'S CONTEST
NAMES
PAK 22
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N
P
E
D
S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
cm 1
cm 1
cm 2
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 2
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
1/03/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1 P N H25
1 N M25
1 P N L40
1 P N M25
1 N M25
4 L
3 N
1 N M25
1 P N M25
1 P N M25
1 P N M25
H
1
1/24/1990 C
1 N H60
s
H
2
2
1/08/1990 D
1/11/1990 B
1 P U D18
1 P N H88
H
2
1/19/1990 C
1 N N36
cm
1
1/14/1990 A
1 P N S17
cm 1
cm 1
1/20/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1 P N M20
3 P N M25
H
1
1/24/1990 C
1 N H60
H
2
1/07/1990 D
5 U
S
2
1/26/1990 C
1 N
H
2
1/13/1990 A
4 E
H
H
2
2
1/22/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
4 E
4 E
H
CHH
cm
H
H
2
1
1
2
2
1/11/1990 B
1/16/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 B
1/26/1990 B
1 P N
3 N
3 P N M20
1 P N
1 N
H
2
1/10/1990 C
1 P N ^S1
cm
cm
1
1
1/03/1990 A
1/03/1990 A
1 P N M70
1 N U57
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
9
2
2
2
o
2
2
1/08/1990 A
1/13/1990 C
1/14/1990 D
1/16/1990 C
1/16/1990 C
1/18/1990 C
1/27/1990 C
1/27/1990 B
4 E
1 N R63
4 E
1 N N36
1 N R63
1 P N C61
1 C N R63
1 P N
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ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY NAMES
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JOHNSON, ARTRIR EARL (SVERIFF) „ _
FILINGS SET UP DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY SI€RIFF
JOHNSON, CAROLYN D.
JUDGES JOf*)SON,
TITUS FILE
JOHNSON, HORACE (HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR)
TOWN TO PICK .XWNSON SUCCESSOR
WEST HILL AVE. PROJECT LIKELY TOPIC FOR TOWJ BOARD TONIGHT
LORENZ APPOINTED TO HILLSBOROUGH BOARD
DEMOCRACY'S SPIRIT ACCEF'TS DISSENT
HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR LEERY OF COUNH PROPOSAL
GROUP WOULD FIELD CABLE COHF'LAINTS
SORORITY KICKS OFF CAMF'AIGN TO REGISTER READING VOLUNTEERS
JOHNSON, KATHY (DIETER)
THINKING THIN
JOHNSON, MARY
COURT RELEASES CO^FESSED KILLER
VICTIMS' FAMILIES ANGRY AT DECISION
FREED KILLER TO BE TREATED IN DWWAM
JOHNSON, MIKE (FOOTBALL PLAYER)
JOHNSON COmiTS TO STATE; ANKLE MAY KEEP FERRELL OUT
JOHNSON, NATHAN LEE (ASSAULT CHARtX)
MAN SOUGHT IN LIBRARY KNIFING NOW ALSO WANTED FOR ROBBERY
POLICE LOG/WARRANT ISSUED FOR W)MEL£SS MAN IN LIBRARY STABBING
POLICE LOG/AR^ED ROBBERY OCCURS AFTER GUEST OF'ENS APT. DOOR
SEARCH CONTINUES IN LIBRARY STABBING
JOHNSO^J, ROBIN TREVOR (DRUG CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/CRACK POSSESSION CWtRGE FILED
JOHNSTON, WILLIAM U. DR.
PANEL CLEARS DUKE CANCER TEST RESE/y«:t€R OF FRAUD
JOLLY, RANDALL RAY (MURDER SUSPECT)
MAN INDICTED IN STABBING
JONES, H. G. DR.
JONES TO RtCEIVE FACULH SERVICE KUDOS
JONES, ROBERT L. "RODDY"
JOf€S ABANDONS ATH.ETIC VP FOR UNC IDEA
MOVING OFFICES WOULD BE GOOD UNC DECISION
JOiCS, WALTER (SECURITY SJARD)
POLICE HUNT 3 ROBBERS
JONES, WALTER B. JR. (N.C. REP.)
J0^O FILES BILL TO BLOCK DRILLING OFF N.C. COAST
LEAVING NOTHING TO CHANCE
JORDAN, CHAUNCEY M. (DRUG CHAR(£)
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRIGHTLEAF IS ROBBED
JORDAN, WHITEY (COACH)
JORDW JOINS UNC STAFF AS ASSISTANT HEAD COACH
KARPINOS, RALPH DOUGLAS
PLANNING BOARD OK'S MOSQUE
KASPAR, RICHARD J.
PURFtiSE OF EDITORIAL GOAL-SETTING IS TO HELP BUILD COMMUNITY CONSENSUS
NCPA NEWSPAPER INSTITUTE OPENS TODAY IN DURHAM
STATE PRESS GROUP MEETS IN DURHAM
H 1
H 2
CHH 2
am 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
1/06/1990 B
1/04/1990 C
1/05/1990 A
1/08/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
cm 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
1 N H60
1 N S69
3 P N W57
3 P N W57
1 P N W57
4 E
5 N M20
1 P N W57
1 P N C62
H 2 1/07/1990 E 1 P N S56
1/20/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/20/1990 C
1 P N M70
1 N IB7
1 P N
H 2 1/31/1990 D 3 P N B40
1/13/1990 C
1/14/1990 B
1/17/1990 C
1/17/1990 C
1/17/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
S 2 1/16/1990 A
1/24/1990 B
1/28/1990 A
1/01/19V0 C
1/16/1990 B
1/10/1990 A
1/07/1990 D
1/18/1990 A
1/18/1990 C
1 N B53
1 N mi
1 P N M51
1 P N
10 N
1 N N36
3 N W57
3 N
2 P N S17
E
N B53
N
N L22
P N M70
J
N S69
N
KEATING, CHARLES H. JR.
-LX640-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY NAMES
CRANSTWS SU. BILL A MISaJIIO PROPOSAL
KELLER, MARay^ Q,
WSBM COORDIfWTOR m^ TO IWITED WAY POST
KELLER, TW3MAS F, (FltOlJA SCH. OF EiJSINESS)
Fl.BUA SOm. TO TRAIN SOVIET (lAftfiKRS
R-ED l^
lEH DONATES COtWJTERS TO DIKE
KELLY, LEO Jf(, (WaC£-«^ANVILLE COW. COLLEK)
UANCE-a^AWILLE COLLEGE WANTS TO START CTORiiLE
KELLY, NANCY (TRAVIS PLACE)
aOTHI^«3 FIRH LEAVES BUYERS IN STITCHES
KEff>E, JIM (FM3T0<3Vff+O)
PWtFOLIO OF 'ATTRACTIVE' SII£ OF LIFE
KENDIG, L#E
ANGERED RESIDENTS BAICER CONSULTANT
FIRM PENS ICFENSE (F FINDINGS ON UNIVER-SIH LAKE PR-OTECTION
KENJOY, jomr R.
KENhOY FILES FOR COUNTY BOARD
KEf«OY, fWX
KENNEDY SAYS 'NO l«RE,' BUT SIN(£R TO SEEK Mi TEKti (COFRECTB)
CWiIRWiN SAYS Sf€ UANTS TO KEEP WORKING ON SENATE BILL 2 IDEAS-CORRECTED
S&£ FREE ADVICE FOR TH3SE SEEKII« SCTOOL E«ARD SEATS
KIESTER', DEE (IFC VICE PRESIIENT)
HELP CALLS INCREASE hEAR SHaTER
CRIfC, IFC aCTER LINK NOT WtID, OFFICIiiy. SAYS
KING, ^SSIE MAE (SWJT IN LEG)
POLICE LOG/ICE CREAM STORE ROBBED
KIlC, ^RTIN LUT}€R JR. m.
UNCG PL«« KIW3 OBSERVANCE
FRANKLIN TO SPEAK AT Kim SERVICE
KRJG SOCILAR'SHIP SEEKS ENDOWMENT
KING CELEBRATION SET FOR JAN. 14-21
CITY FIANS Kim WDLIDAY JAN. 15
KING BUILT ON NONVICLENCE LEGACY, HISTORIAN SAYS
EXCELLENCE FOR DLIRHAM A I^REAM OF MANY RESIDENTS
WHAT'S CW«5ED SINCE KING DIED?
KIf«'S LESSON CF BR'OTHERHOCD
I«<HAM HONORS DR. KING IN A BIG MAY
CHURCH TO HOLD KING BANQLET SAT.
DIVERSE GRtXP WRKING FOR SOCIAL JJSTICE, PEACE
KINGSLEY, BERNARD
nURWiM KJSPITALS FEEL fOICARE PIfCH
KIf*WIRII, ELEANOR G.
CLARIFICATION
ALDERmN PR'OFFER UISH-LISTS ON EV€ OF BOARD'S RETREAT
LIGHT-RAIL PROPOSAL ON AGENIiA
KINSTON, UILEERT ((:«SON)(AKA WILBERT LEE "TWIN" MNTON)
nUWJI MAN IS ARRESTED IN 1 OF 13 r«.WTDWN FIRES
MAN CHAR-GED IN 3 OF 13 ICEKEND FIRES
KINTDN, WILBERT LEE "TWIN" (ARSON) (AK.A WILBERT KINSTON)
MAN CHAR-GED IN 3 OF 13 'JEEKEND FIRES
H»€LESS MAN (^R-GED WITH SETTING THREE FIRES
KIRBACH, KAREN LEE (DWI)
WEST MAIN kRECK
N
P
S
H
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 1
S 2
cm 1
CHH 1
CW 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
cm 2
cm 2
CHH 1
H 2
cm 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
cm 1
S 2
CHH 1
cm 1
cm 1
s
E
— [lATE — C
1/26/1990 A
PA(5 24
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I T
L Y
-PG L P EYL
2 1/12/1990 C 3 N
1/11/1990 C
1/11/1990 C
1/22/1990 C
1/06/1990 B
1/12/1990 B
1/09/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1 P N
1 P N
1 P N
1 N H60
1 P N E33
3 P N
3 P N M20
3 P N M25
cm 1 1/18/1990 A 1 N U57
1/02/1990 A
1/02/1990 A
1/02/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1 P N M20
1 P N M20
4 J
3 M N M25
3 N M25
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N fCl
1/03/1990
1/05/1990
1/05/1990
1/06/1990
1/07/1990
1/08/1990
1/11/1990
1/14/1990
1/15/1990
1/16/1990
1/26/1990
1/26/1990
N
N
N
N
N
N M20
L
U
E
N C47
N
N G59
S 2 1/30/1990 A 1 P N E33
1/04/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
1/17/1990 C
1/17/1990 C
8 N
3 P N C62
3 P N S17
1 N B53
1 N M51
1 N M51
1 N B53
H 2 1/22/1990 B 1 P P KSO
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY NAMES
NO-PARKING_ZONE
KITOtN, DOROTHY (OIL SPILL IN BASEftENT)
OIL SPILL CLEiWUP CONTINUES
KLEIN, ELIZABETH
RLT'S 'I'M NOT RAPPAPORT'
IS WITTY AND MOVING F'RODUCTION
KLEY, [OUG (DUKE FOOTBAU PLAYER)
ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM NAMED
KNOllES, DONALD R. (KPT, OF INTERIOR)
DURHAM MAN NA^ED TO POST IN INTERIOR DEPT.
mam native fwjo kputy undersecretary of interior deft.
KOOMEN, i€IL (FILM PRODUCER)
NEW DURHAM FILM COMPANY CHALLENGES HOaYUOOD
KORNBERG, ALLAN (DUKE UNIV. ACADEMIC COUNCIL)
TENURE RULING UPSETS DUKE OFFICIAL
TENURE RULING UPSETS DUKE OFFICIAL
TENURE ANTI-CONFIDENTIALITY RU.ING GETS MI)(ED REVIEWS IN DURHAM
KOUBEK, GREG (BASKETBALL)
KOUBEK HELPS DEVILS EARN AURA OF VICTORY
KRAKAUER, THOMAS DR.
MUSEW'S DtWNTOWN EXPANSI(»J NOT AFFECTED BY GLAXO'S DECISION
KRUGER, BARBARA (ARTIST)
DUKE 'SOHO' SERIES RESUMES ON FRIDAY WITH KRUGER EXHIBIT
WORDS ON WALLS JUST A PASSIfffi FLASH
KRZYZEUSKI, MIKE
KRZYZEWSKI BLASTS STUDENT REPORTERS ABOUT COVERAGE
butters: 'K'-hEWSPAFtR MATTER 'IS A NON-ISSUE'
BUHERS: 'K'HCUSPAPER MATTER 'IS A NON-ISSUE'
DUKE'S STUDENT PAPER RETUR'NS FIRE AFTER KRZYZEUSKI'S BARRAGE
COACH K'S CLASSLESS ACT
KRZYZEUSKI OWES STUDENTS AN AFBLOGY
KRZYZEUSKI DESERVES 'F' fOR POOR DEFENSE
COACH MECTS AGAIN
COACH K VS. THE CHRONICLE
DEVILS RtBOUND, DEMOLISH lEACONS
KRIYZEUSKI, STUI£NT NEWSPAPER IRON OUT DIFFERENCES
KRZYZEUSKI, STUDENT NEUSPtf'ER IRON OUT DIFFERENCES
COACH K CLEANS THE SLATE
BOARD WILL NOT PURSUE 'K' ISSt£
LABARRE, DAVID
LAEARRE WANTS COURT GU^DS, ARMED UIKSES FttR ADDED SECURITY
PROTECTION FOR BATTERED WOMEN CUTS THROUW RED TAPE
DURHAM DISTRICT JUDGE SEEKS RAISES FOR COLLEAGUES, SaF
JUDGE TO bond: OVERCROUDIf« IN COURT NEEDS 'URlGENT ACTION'
DURHAM COURTROOMS NEED EXTRA SECURITY
LABARRE URGES SINGLE COURT SYSTEM, SAYS DISTRICT JUDGES ARE UNDERPAID
LABARRE OUT, TITUS IN AS CHIEF JUDGE
LABARRE OUSTED AS DURHAM'S CHIEF JUDGE AFTER VERBAL JABS AT HIGH COURT.
LABARRE, TITUS SAY EXIT'S ACTION CAME AS SURPRISE
LABARRE 'S REMOVAL SURPRISES OFFICIALS
BEE IN A POWDERED WIG
SOME JUDGES LEERY OF SEEKING CHANGES
LABARRE FILES FOR RE-ELECTION TO DISTRICT COURT BENCH
2 MORE rtMOCRATS SEEK CO^fMISSION SEAT
TITUS TACKLES DISTRICT COURT EFFICIENCY
LACK, KARL H. (GOVERNOR'S INN)
SHORTAGE OF NOISEMAKERS ON l€U YEAR'S EVE WON'T DO
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—DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
2
1/22/1990 C
1 P P K30
S
2
1/10/1990 A
1 N B53
s
2
1/16/1990 B
3 R
H
2
1/31/1990 D
2 N
H
2
1/06/1990 B
1 N C60
s
2
1/06/1990 C
1 N
H
2
1/05/1990 D
3 P F B71
S
2
1/09/1990 A
1 N E33
S
2
1/09/1990 A
1 N YU
H
2
1/14/1990 B
1 N N36
S
2
1/12/1990 C
1 P U D18
H
2
1/24/1990 D
9 P N C60
H
2
1/07/1990 E
7 P N D80
H
2
1/21/1990 E
8 P R G63
H
2
1/17/1990 D
1 N M88
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 N M88
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 N N36
S
2
1/18/1990 B
4 N
H
2
1/19/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/19/1990 B
1 P U .188
S
2
1/20/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/21/1990 C
7 N
H
2
1/21/1990 D
4 T T C50
S
2
1/22/1990 D
3 P U F25
H
2
1/23/1990 B
2 P N M88
H
2
1/23/1990 B
2 p N ra6
H
2
1/25/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/27/1990 D
1 N ^J36
H
2
1/05/1990 C
1 P N S82
H
2
1/07/1990 B
1 N S82
H
2
1/09/1990 A
1 P N S82
H
2
1/09/1990 B
1 N S69
S
2
1/09/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/09/1990 B
1 N B53
S
2
1/13/1990 A
1 P N B53
H
2
1/14/1990 A
1 P N S82
H
2
1/15/1990 A
1 N S82
S
2
1/15/1990 A
1 N P53
H
2
1/17/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/17/1990 A
1 P N B53
H
1
1/20/1990 C
1 N S82
S
2
1/20/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/30/1990 C
1 P N S82
H
o
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1/01/1990 C
1 N N36
LAETTNER, CHRISTIAN (BASKETBALL)
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1/01/1990 -
INDEX
1/31/1990
BY NAMES
LAETTfCR! DUKE'S DOJBLE T>REAT
U^, BILL (COACH)
DANKROUS CYCLtMS TEST UaJT'ACK, TAR fCa WRESTLERS THIS l£EK
LAMBERTH, i^ERWICA GAYLE (T}€Fr CWRGES)
FaiCE LOG/ CWiSE TC^S 80 ffH; r«is^ FLEES
L/WBETH, AaiE Hia (CENTENARIAN TWIN)
tmj'S [XieST TWINS in STAEIE COfffllTION
iM^n, mXlE GR-UBB (CEKTEf*WI^ TWIN)
yCSLB'S OLDEST TWINS IN STABLE OMITION
TWIN, 105, DIES
DAVIDSON COLWTY 1«M<W'S 106TH A BITTERSIOT BIRTHDAY AFTER TWIN DIES
LAi'CASTER, M<«TIN (D-N.C.)
UyCASTER FILES, FACES 100-YD«H3LD OPfONeff
imSRS, KATUilN
ACRA WWSE REI,'«^ORC£S LIFE FOR AIDS-PATIENTS RESIKNTS
LANDSBER(£R, ^EfflY
F1<0FESSMS KSCRIBE ADHISSIW IfCaJITIES
LASSITER, JA(€S (LWC PtLICE CFFICER)
m: CFFICERS WIN FWMJTIOfJS, BACK PAY
LAHA, TED
LAHA CALLS FOR RESTRAINT
LAtSON, ALDA WALKER (AUTO ACCIKNT)
PO-ICE LOG/'Ua^ STRltCK, KILLED BY AUTO
LAYIEH, AUW^
RACIST BE^^• OF fCWSPAPER PROVOKES IF£
LEACH, CW#JIE Jl^ira; (ROBBERY CHARGE)
i'M ^£LD IN K)CUn RD. ROBB-ERY
F-OLICE LOG/PinSBORO (IAN CHAR-30 IN ROBBERY AT H&£ IN DURHAM
POLICE La3/3 mjJfSD IN TRUCK, CAR COLLISION
LEAK, r£FSICK
LEAK EXPLOIES FOR NCOJ
LEARY, ROLAND W.
SFERIFF LE/«Y SEEKS 3RD TERM/HERDN TO FILE TOHHaWJW
HIGHT, LEARY FILE; ASSURING PARTY F-RIHARY IN 'SfCRIFF'S RACE
J}€ BATTLE FOR SfCRIFF
SHERIFF'S lEPT. TO BEGIN DRLG TESTS
FaLOWIf«i POLICE LEAD, SCRIF ALSO PL/WS I^rUG TESTIf*
LEATfCR'S, KARL (DURHAM PROSECUTOR)
ASSISTANT DISTRICT AHORfCY INJJO IN ACCIICNT SUNDAY
A-ESISTiWT [iA IHJSEI) IN l*fCK
FACING DUI CHAR-GE, ASSISTANT D.A. RESIC>N3
ASSISTANT DA RESIGNS IN FACE OF DWI CHARGE
LEE, HOWARD (FaRfCR CHAPEL HILL MAYOR)
EX-MAYCS EYES SENATE
PUBLIC ENICiR'SEMENT FR-OM SEN. f«.WT NOT EXPECTED, LEE SAYS
HUNT TO tXJIT ON JAN 31.
TW££ SEEK TO FINISH h«M TERM
LEE, K-EWCm GARY (KILLED IN ACCIDE^f^«y. SH00TIW3)
GUN-ALCOHOL MIX F-RWES ICADLY
LEFLER, WES
IVY TOWER
N E
P D
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
C 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
aw 1
cm 1
cm 1
H 2
cw 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 2
CKH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
S
• E
— DATE — C
1/31/1990 D
1/07/1990 C
1/08/1990 B
1/03/1990 C
1/08/1990 C
1/12/1990 C
1/14/1990 B
1/12/1990 B
1/21/1990 B
1/21/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/05/1990 C
1/15/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
1/18/1990 C
1/23/1990 B
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L Y
-PG L P BYL
1 P N C49
2 U F95
1 N
2 N
2 N
2 P P
2 N
9 P N
1 P Q N36
1 P N S17
1 P N S17
1 P B M25
1 N S69
3 P N S17
1 N B53
1 P N «1
1 N >ei
2 1/08/1990 D 8 P U P52
1/08/1990 A
1/09/1990 B
1/15/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
1/30/1990 C
1/22/1990 B
1/22/1990 A
1/23/1990 B
1/23/1990 C
1/07/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/28/1990 B
1/28/1990 C
1 N B53
1 D N £69
4 E
1 N B53
2 N
1 N f151
S N
1 N M51
1 N
3 H
1 P N H25
1 P N H25
3 P N M25
1 N !«1
1 U
L£FJ£R, DA^*fr (DIKE IWIV. STllI»fr)
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1/01/1990 -
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1/31/1990
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2 COOEGE SOPHOMORES SAVE NEW FIRE STATION FROM BURNING
LESTER, AVIE (BASKETBALL PLAYER)
NO LI^ELIGHT FOR LESTER
LESTER, PATRICIA (SHOOTING VICTIM)
FaiCE LM3/MAN ARRESTED IN PIZZA HUT SHOOTING
SECOND HAN IS AR-RESTED FOR SHOOTING AT PIZZA HUT
LEVIN, mm M. DR.
LEVIN TO MLIVER IRA J. GORDON LECTURE
LEVY, TINA LOUISE (HIT BY C(«)
UNC STUDENTS RAISING FIM)S FOR STUDENT IN FLA. HOSPITAL
INCREASED FEES, FUNDS TOP STUDENT L£ADERS' F'RIORITY LIST
LEWIS, ROBERT LEE ffiNJAMIN (AUTO ACCIICWT)
WRECK TOTALS PORSCHE
LILLIE, DAVID L. (WC-CH PROF.)
SCHOa COOR:DINAT0R NAMED
UNC PROF TO ^EAD ifflDEL-SCffiOL EFFORT
LINEBERRY, PETER
ACTIVISTS WARN AGAINST tf'ATHY
A QUESTION OF VALLES
LI^8<, JOHN M. JR. (ORANGE COUNTY MANAGER)
LIt« TO tM€IL MIWEMENTS PLAN
COMMISSIONERS OUTRAGED AT COST HIKE FOR SCHOOL
EXPANDED LITTLE RIVER MEHINGS PUWNED
LOCKLEAR, R D
BLACKS CONTINUE TO INVEST IN DOWTOWN REVITALIZATION
WHAT'S CHAINED SINCE KING DIED?
SCHOO. BUILDING PLANS SHOULD CONSIDER MERGER
ILLITERACY fEEDS ACTION, INCENTIVES
LOEWENTHAL, SONNA
COUNCIL URGED TO AF'PROVE COLUMBIA WIDENING
INTERIM'S SALARY RAISED
LOFTIN-MAYO, JANET
INSIGHT/Of£ STEP UP, TWO STEPS BACK
LOFTIN, DO^WA MARIE (DUD
WOMAN CHAWKD AFTER CAR FLIPS
LOFTON, ALBERT LEE (CAB K?IVER)
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRIGHTL£AF IS ROBBED
LONDON, EDITH
ART AMONG T>€ BOOKS
LONG, JIM (INSURW^CE COmiSSIONER)
CONSUMERS m. THE ONES WHO BEfCFIT
LORENZ, CAROL
LORENZ APPOINTED TO HILLSBOROUGH BOARD
DEMOCRACY'S SPIRIT ACCEPTS DISSENT
LOSS, CARaYN
SHAKESPEARE— WITH A '60S TWIST
LOVETT, RACHEL A.
POLICE LOG/WOMAN, 77, FATALLY INJURED CROSSING STREET
PEDESTRIAN FATALLY INJURED CROSSING STREET
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P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/12/1990 C 1 P N M51
H 2 1/21/1990 C 1 P N C49
H 2 1/27/1990 C 1 N C47
S 2 1/27/1990 B 1 N B53
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 1 N
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 1/22/1990 A 3 P N
H 2 1/24/1990 C 1 P P
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 3 P N
S 2 1/09/1990 B 1 N
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 3 P N
CHH 1 1/20/1990 A 3 P N
cm 1 1/23/1990 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 1 C N M20
CHH 1 1/30/1990 A 3 N M20
H 2 1/07/1990 D 5 U
H 2 1/14/1990 D 5 U
H 2 1/21/1990 D 5 U L42
H 2 1/28/1990 F 5 U L42
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 1/27/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/21/1990 D IDF
H 2 1/29/1990 B 2 N
H 2 1/01/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/30/1990 A 6 P P S76
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 1 P N W57
CHH 1 1/13/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/30/1990 A 3 P N
H 2
S 2
1/10/1990 C 1 P N M51
1/10/1990 A 3 N
LUCAS, ROBERT (ENTREPRENEUR)
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1/01/1990 -
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TJC PROFITS OF RECYaiNG
LUEEKE, PAUL
REPUBLICAN UASrCLL IN COmiSSION RACE
THOtff'SON BOWS OUT OF RACE
REP. THOMPSON WON'T RUN AGAIN; LIOKE IS
DAVIS FILES FOR C0»1ISSI»£R RACE
BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
LUNSFOFiD, HAN DR.
mi HOF-E SCHOO. TO (ET WATER SERVICE
LYNCH, jomrr ray (larceny chark)
F-OLICE LOG/T^«EE ARRESTED FOR AHE^PTED FELONIOUS LARCENY
LYON, EARL DEVON (WOUNDED IN Smimi AHACK)
MAN WOUNDED IN EAST DURHAM SHOT(aJN AHACK
PO-ICE LtW/MrfW IN HOSPITAL FROM SHOTGUN BLAST IN THIGH
LYONS, PATRICIA FLOIER-S (m^DER SUSP-ECT)
MtflTER TRIAL BEGINS IN DEATH CF COUSIN
WOMAN ON TRIiy. SAYS SHOOTIhffi WAS WfE TO DEFEND HER-SELF
defendant: slain man HER' BRtJTfCR
JURY ICLIBERATIONS CONTINIE TODAY
WOMAN INTERRUPTS JURY DaiBERATION WITH GUILTY PLEA
WOMAN SENTENCED TO 6 YEARS FOR MANSLAW5HTER IN SHOOTING
MABREY, FriER JAf€S (ASSAULT CHARGE)
POLICE L0G/CHAR(5ES FCLLOW ACCIDENT
MAHO^EY, BILL
DIVER-SE GRtX^ tCRKING FOR SOCIW. dJSTICE, PEACE
MAJETTE, REGGIE (CONSERVATIONIST)
DIRT miEim
MALLOY, WILLIAM M. DR.
CITY SYSTEM COmiTTEE STUDIES MAGNET SCHOOLS
MALTBIE, KAY (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)
BOARD MEMBER EXPLAINS ANTI-MOSQUE VOTE
MANGUM, ALONZO (BREAKING i ENTERING CHARGE)
FaiCE LOG/PinSBORO MAN CHAR^GED IN ROBBERY AT HOJ€ IN DURHAM
flANNING, hClWARD E. (.AJDGE)
GOF"S JUDICIAL QUANDARY
HANSON, WILLIAM Y.
JUDGE MANSON SEEKS RE-ELECTION
MINISTER, >AJDGE FILE FOR HOUSE, BEhCH SEATS
MARCUSON, RANDALL L. (EMBREX INC.)
MARCUSON IS N(VO NEW EMBREX PRESIDENT
MARGUARDT, JOHN-ANTHOfJY
ROMANIA HOLDS FOND MEMORIES FOR IM) STUDENT
t1ARSHAa-LIW£MEIR, LYNN (PH0T06RAFW STLIO^T)
PHOTOS PICTURE LIFE OF BLACKS IN OLD MISSISSIPPI
MAR-SHALL, RWJDY
COMMWITY CENTER SITES DISCUSSED
MARTIN, DAVID "D. 6." JR.
IS TJCRE AN ALTEKtWTIVE TO A FULL-TIME STATE LEGISLATURE?
MARTIN, rtlRDRE (BLIND HIGH SC^COL STUDENT)
BLIND nfll'S MOTHER BLAST COUNTY SCHOOLS
SYSTEM 'TAKING STEPS' TO rtWDLE COMPLAINTS
S
N E E
P D — DATE — C
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-PG L P BYL
am 1 1/16/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/24/1990 A
S 2 1/25/1990 A
H 2 1/26/1990 C
H 2 1/26/1990 C
S 2 1/26/1990 A
Crt^ 1 1/18/1990 A
H 2 1/19/1990 C
S 2 1/24/1990 C
H 2 1/25/1990 B
H 2 1/10/1990 C
S 2 1/10/1990 A
H 2 1/11/1990 C
H 2 1/12/1990 C
H 2 1/13/1990 C
S 2 1/13/1990 C
cm 1 1/19/1990 A
S 2 1/26/1990 A
S 2 1/15/1990 C
H 2 1/23/1990 B
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A
H 2 1/18/1990 C
H 2 1/07/1990 D
H 2 1/03/1990 C
S 2 1/03/1990 C
H 2 1/07/1990 D
cm 1 1/13/1990 A
H 2 1/29/1990 B
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A
cm 1 1/04/1990 A
S 2 1/19/1990 B
S 2 1/19/1990 B
1 P N
1 P N E-85
1 P N S69
1 N
1 P N
3 P N 167
1 N N36
1 N
1 N N36
1 N S82
7 N
1 N S82
1 N
1 N S82
1 N
8 N
6 P N G59
1 P N H65
1 N U60
4 L
1 P N M51
4 E
1 N S82
1 P N
8 P N K65
3 P N Ii38
1 P N N36
3 P N C^2
4 P J
1 N Yll
1 N Yll
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MARTIN, JIM (GOVERNOR)
MARTIN DEFENDS NEW JOB FOR HUNT
BASKETBALL ARENA HONORED
'l£R'RE NOT SO DIFFERENT,' MARTIN TELLS PRESS MEMBERS
governor; OFFICIALS, PRESS SHARE GOALS
BUSH aide: math education NEEDS PRf-COLLEGE FOCUS
BOARDMAN'S SON TO GET HOI€ REHABILITATION
MARTIN, JIM, AWARDS _ _„
GOV. JIM MARTIN TO RECEIVE GARY'S EXCELLENCE AWARD
MARTIN, JIM, BUDGET
UIC-SYSTEM STUDENT LEADERS TALK BUDGET
MARTIN, JIM, DRUG PROGRAMS
MARTIN \JRQES 'PIPLItC' EFFORT
MARTIN, JIM, ENVIRCNICNTAL PROTECTION
STATE TAKES SMALL BUT SIGNIFICANT STEP
MARTIN, JIM, MEfUH CAf£ ISSIES
M<«TIN PLANS PRENATAL-CARE BOOST
•RESU.TS,' NOT REPORTS SOUGHT
MARTIN, JIM, PROCLAMATIONS
MARTIN PROCLAIMS BASKETBALL ARENA A 'STATE TREASURf '
MARTIN, JIM, SKIAL PROaWiMS
WHO IS HIING TO BE PUT BEHIND TTOSE NEW PRISON BARS?
MARTIN, JIM, TAXES „
GOV. MARTIN SAYS HE WILL NOT CALL FOR TAX INCREASE
MARTIN, PAMELA (PARENT OF VISUALLY-IMPAIRED STUDENT)
MOM SEEKS SERVICES FOR VISUALLY-IMPAIRO COUNTY STUDENTS
IRATE PARENT SAYS SCHOOL SYSTEM IGNORED REQl£ST
BLIND PIFIL'S MOT>€R BLAST COUNTY SCHOaS
SYSTEM 'TAKIhffi STEPS' TO maiL COWLAINTS
MASON, BURtllCE JR. (RAPE CHARGE)
ASSALLT CHARGE SPLITS COUNCIL ON TAXI PERMIT
DECISION IS REVeSED ON TAXI-PERMIT ICNIAL
ODD RULES, MISCHIEF BRING JUSTICE
MASSEY, LONZO
LONZO MASSEY RETIRES FROM WIOLWORTH'S KITCHEN
MAUER, CHARLES (IM: POLICE CHIEF)
EDWARDS tCARING ffiLAY DENIED
EDWARDS CASE NOTES mJLLED
UNC FaiCE CHIEF PLANS RETIREfCNT
MAVRETIC, JOE
MAVRETIC FACES STORMY YEAR
MAYNARD, RICHARD EARL "RICKY" (DECEASED)
DURHAM MAN KILLED IN ROXBCM) ACCIIOfr
MCADAMS, MICHAa DECARLOS (DRUG CHARGE)
PaiCE LOG/MAN CmRGED WITH ASSAULT ON OFFICERS TURNS SELF IN
MCBAY, mm C. DR.
SCIENTIFIC ARENA TO GET MORE BLACKS
MCCARH, KENhETH JR. W.
PANEL CLEARS DUKE CANCER TEST RESEARCHER' OF FRAUD
MCCLARY, DAN
REMARKS RILE REPUBLICANS
cm 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
1/05/1990 A
1/07/1990 B
1/19/1990 C
1/19/1990 B
1/25/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/24/1990 C
1/30/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/06/1990 B
1/21/1990 D
1/19/1990 B
1/18/1990 C
1/19/1990 C
1/19/1990 B
1/19/1990 B
1/17/1990 C
1/18/1990 C
1/21/1990 D
1 P N L40
1 P P L38
1 N S69
1 P N
1 P N E33
3 N h25
2 N
3 P N
1 N
4 E
1 P N S17
1 C N 317
9 N
2 U L40
9 N L40
1 N
1 N U60
1 N Yll
1 N Yll
1 P N C61
1 P N C61
5 U A20
S 2 1/04/1990 A 6 P F S27
1/22/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/10/1990 B
1/29/1990 B
1/19/1990 C
1/17/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1 H S17
3 N 317
1 N S17
5 U Oil
2
1 N M51
1 P N K65
1 N N36
1 N C61
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
CLEMENT AHACK OF HELMS IRKS GOP LEADERS
FREEDOM OF SPEECH HAS NO PARTY LI^€
GOP FIGHT IS NONSENSE
EDITORIAL AHACKING GOP: CONCLUSIONS WITHOUT FACTS
MCCLEOD, JDSEPH (STABBING CHAR(S)
LOCAL MAN SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
MCCOLL, HUGH J. JR.
BUSINESS RESEARCH FlMl CREATED
MCCOMBS, JOHN EXCELL JR.
PAROLE LAUS NEGLECT MANY CRIME VICTIMS
DELEGATION'S HELP SOUGHT ON PAROLE HEARINGS
MCCOY, ANTHONY LEE (MURIER CHARISE)
PITTSBORO MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING OF TV EMPLOYEE
KCCULLUM, SHaTON MAURICE (ROBBERY CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/FOUR CHARGED WITH ROBBERY IN CREEDMOOR
MCCURDY, HAROLD GRIER (DONATED P-ROPERTY TO DUKE UNIV.)
DUKE GETS PROFtRTY IN DELAWARE RESORT
MCDONALD, DANA (BASKETBAU PUYER)
DUKE FKESmm MCrONALIi BOMBING AWAY FOR BLUE ICVILS
MCFARLAND, STEPHEN LEE (VARIOUS CRIMINAL CHARGES)
POLICE LOG/MEN Tl#!N SELVES IN
MCGEORGE, RANDY
DEVILISH decision: MCGEORGE PICKS DUKE
MCGHEE, JOHNNIE WAYNE (WRDER CHAR(£)
MAN INDICTED IN STAE'BINC
MCGUIRT, ROBERT (DECEASED)
POLICE LOG/WOMAN STRUCK, KILLED BY AUTO
MCKEON, TTOIAS L.
MCKEON mnU> TO DIVISION POST
MaAMB, HAHIE (DECEASED)
POLICE LOG/WOMAN, 77, FATALLY INJURED CROSSING STREET
PEDESTRIAN FATAUY INJURED CROSSING STREET
MCMANUS, MIKE
MCMANUS COLUMN DEBUTS NEXT WEEK
MCMARTIN, VIRGINIA
INSIGHT/ JUSTICE UNSERVED
MCMILLAN, JENNIFER
PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND HAS DYNAMIC GROWTH IN 4 YEAR'S
MCNEIL, TYRONE DAVID (LARCENY CHAR'GE)
POLICE LOG/PRISO^ER ESCffES IN DOWNTOWN
MEADOWS-ROGERS, ARABELLA REV.
SHELTER A SUCCESS IN FIRST YEAR
MEBANE, CHET
TOURNAMENT WIN MOVES HILLSIDE INTO USA TOP 20
MELTON, WILLIAM (DECEASED)
GRAVETTE HEARING EXPECTED WITHIN DAYS, D.A. SAYS
COURT RELEASES CONFESSED KILLER
VICTIMS' FAMILIES ANGRY AT rtCISION
FREED KILLER TO BE TREATED IN DURHAM
FREED GRAVETTE NOT JUST— FOX
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D
S I T
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— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
S
H
H
2
2
2
2
1/20/1990 C
1/20/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
1 P N S69
4 E
4 E
4 L
CHH
1
1/18/1990 A
3 N
cm
1
1/17/1990 A
7 P N
S
H
2
2
1/02/1990 A
1/03/1990 D
4 E
8 P N M51
H
2
1/17/1990 D
8 N
H
2
1/15/1990 B
1 N
S
2
1/27/1990 C
4 N
H
O
1/21/1990 C
2 U F95
H
2
1/31/1990 C
1 N M51
H
2
1/30/1990 B
1 P N B40
cm
1
1/11/1990 A
3 N W57
H
2
1/05/1990 C
1 N S69
cm
1
1/12/1990 A
5 P N
H
s
2
2
1/10/1990 C
1/10/1990 A
1 P N M51
3 N
H
2
1/20/1990 A
5 P J A20
H
n
1/28/1990 F
1 P N
H
2
1/28/1990 B
1 P N N36
H
2
1/26/1990 C
1 N N3A
s
2
1/29/1990 A
1 P N H65
H
2
1/03/1990 D
1 P N B40
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
S 2
CHH 1
1/17/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/20/1990 C
1/21/1990 A
1 P N M70
1 P N M70
1 N W57
1 P N
3 P N W57
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MENACHE, JACQUES
ARTSCENTER EX-DIRECTORS CAUTIOUS
MENAOC SAYS PARTNERS WILL 'DO ANYTHING'
MERRin, RUBY (CHAPEL HILL PROPERTY OWNER)
NEW PARK TO GROW, TOWN OFFICIALS SAY
METTS, CHARLES JR. (ROBBERY CHARGES)
POLICE LOG/HAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTING THREE OFICERS
ESCAPEE ICrrS CAUGHT BY POLICE
^EYERS, LEON (HOME BUILDER)
2 DURHAM BUILDERS SHARE ASSOCIATION'S TOP AWARD
MICHAUX, H. M. "MICKEY" JR,
VOTE CALLO 'SHfS^TEST ROAD TO EQUALITY' (CORRECTED)
MICHAUX, OTfCRS FILE FOR POSTS
MICHWJX, OTHERS FILE FOR POSTS
N.C. REP. MICHAUX FILES; STONE PLANS BID FOR SENATE
WRIGHT, STONE ENTER RACES
MICHENER, JAICS (AUTHOR)
SOAK IP SOME SUN, SAIL WITH MICt€NER
MILLAN, B. H. (POLICE OFFICER) _
POLICE LOG/MAN CmSED WITH ASSAU.T ON OFFICERS TURNS SELF IN
2MD MAN IS CHARGED IN ASSAU.T ON OFICERS
MILLAN, BRUCE H. (DURHAM POLICE OFFICER)
OFFICERS AHACKED BY 2 MEN IN JEEP
MILLER, GEORGE
STATE SHOULD TVmi BOOK AT TAX-CHEATERS
MILLER, HOJARD LEON (lEAFIDNS CHARGE)
PXICE LOG/MAN FACES DWI, lEtf-ONS CHARGE
MIMS, ROCKY C. (WJI)
POLICE LOG/CHASE ENDS WITW ASSAULT, WJI CHARGES
MINNER, MARTY
HEEDING T^£ CALL
MINOR, DEBORAH
INSI(»ff/ONE STEP UP, TW) STEPS BACK
MINOR, JAfES
INSI(W/ONE STEP UP, TWO STEPS BACK
MINTON, DIANI€ (TEACHER)
JAYCEE AWARD NOMINEE
MIRKIN, MARK
REVIVED lESTCOlRT TO TARGET 'UPSCALE' MARKET— DEVELOPER
MITCHELL, MARTHA FAYE (STRUCK BY AUTO) (DECEASED)
POLICE LOG/WOMAN STRUCK, KILLED BY AUTO
MOHEREK ED
WAKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN FILES FOR STATE SENATE IN DISTRICT 11
MONK, LARRY JA^ES (DECEASED)
GRAND JURY INDICTS TWO IN UNRELATED MURDER CASES
MONTANA, JOE (FOOTBALL)
FOR MONTANA, MEMORABLE COICBACKS BEGAN AT KENAN
MOORE, BLANDC (fSJRDER CHARGE)
JUDGE IS PONDERING VIDEOTAPE OF DEPOSITION FROM MRS. MOORE
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/14/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
1 N C62
1 P N C62
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 1 N M70
H 2
H 2
1/03/1990 C
1/05/1990 C
1 P N M51
1 N
H 2 1/17/1990 D 4 P N
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
a« 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
1/02/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 C
1/18/1990 A
1 P N C62
1 N H65
1 N E33
1 P N S69
1 P N H65
1/07/1990 E 10 U W66
1/29/1990 B
1/30/1990 C
1/28/1990 B
1/19/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/07/1990 B
1/21/1990 A
1/21/1990 D
1/21/1990 D
1/20/1990 B
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 C
1/25/1990 B
1/17/1990 C
1/28/1990 D
1/04/1990 C
1 N M51
1 N B53
1 N (61
4 E
8 N
1 N M51
1 P N
1 D F
1 D F
1 P P M6A
1 N M70
1 N 869
1 P N H60
2 N
1 P N C49
5 N
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MOORE, PAUL E.
U.S. REP. PRICE CtW±D«£ri BY H(S3RE H 2 1/03/1990 C 1 N L40
miSE., RUTW
PtFmY, S^fflRT STORIES F-ROVIDE CO-OfifUL SESSION FOR FRIEWB H 2 1/21/1990 D 3 P U H45
mRf^, CH^IS (INTER-FAITH COUNCIL)
fWBILE HOi€ 0(*£RS' LOT DISCUS^D Cm 1 1/28/1990 A 3 N
WRDECAI, SAflEL FOX
SALTY LAW [£AN SHOCKED PIOJS UME, ATTACKED STATUS IM) S 2 1/29/1990 C 1 P U
mflEf, MARCIA
TR/WSITI(W FRffll StiimER TO LAWYER ROJGH VOYAK H 2 1/22/1990 B 1 P N S32
MOWAN, CLARENCE (ARTIST)
m^Qta, CANVAS STia battling H 2 1/14/1990 E S P R G68
!«S<GAN, R-OBERT U. (CARRBt^'O TOi^J HANAOER)
OFFICIALS K)PE FC« COmONS FlMiING CHH 1 1/03/1990 A 1 N C62
F-RICE TOO HI(5H, POSTAL SERVICE R'EP-RESENTATH.t TELLS CARRICRfl CW 1 1/11/1990 A 1 P N &62
BIKEWAY, POST OFFICE ON ^UOCK 0« 1 1/23/1990 A 3 P N C62
f£ED FOR D^SAR-EANS ffiBATED CW 1 1/26/1990 AON
MOBIL£ HW« a*£RS' LOT DISCUSSED (W 1 1/2S/1990 A 3 N
«Btf(lS. ROBERT T. (CCfffUTER mil)
A R(«E CASE FOR ILLITERACY H 2 l/22/'1990 A 4 E
MORRISON, BRAD ilAURICE (ASSAULT CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/RESTALRANT EWIOYEES R-OBBED H 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N ffil
fCRRISON, CRAIG (ItVELOFW)
U.S. GROJ' CITES DURHAM BUILICR FOR DEVELOF'ING AFFORDABLE HOUSING 3 2 1/29/1990 C 1 N
,iay<ow, wpojw (teaoe?)
Uy<EW)OD LIf«<3 COMPUTERS, READIf« WITH W«K BY PW^fTS, STUICNTS S 2 1/08/1990 A 1 P N Yll
IWSES, MONTROSE
POCLL UANTS T>£ATER PROJECT hCLD TO SW1 IN >86 BSM) VOTE S 2 1/05/1990 B 1 P N
MOYNIHAN, PATRICK
INSI»rr/SEN. MOYNIH<!^'S TEACHING TACTICS H 2 1/28/1990 F 1 P N
CCM5RESS SI^EADS T>£ TABLE THIN H 2 1/28/1990 F 4 E
m>{AMMAD, BEATRICE
CLEARING Tt€ RECO^i
mJLLINS, XFF (BASKETBALL COACH)
SHERIDAN PAID HIȣST SAU^Y IN NC SYSTEM
Hmm, ERIC
UNC HOSPITALS TO FI(M FOR fCDICAID CHANGES
fftJRCHISON, (aJS
CHAT^M HAZARK3US WASTE SITE STILL IN THE RVmim CW 2 1/05/1990 A 1 P N M25
DlSPOa^ FACILITIES DIFFER FOR RADIOACTIVE, OTTCR WASTES Cm 2 1/05/1990 A 1 N H25
mSWa<, PAUL DR.
WITH OT>£R fEEDS, PAYING FOR BASEBf^il PARK AKURD H 2 1/17/1990 A 4 L
EDWARDS hEARIM3 DELAY ICNIEIi CW 1 1/22/1990 A 1 N 317
?^YLOR, AUBREY (PRIT. OF KTANY)
PlAtil MAY HOLD KEY TO TR-EATING COLD S 2 1/13/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/31/1990 A 2 N
H 2 1/17/1990 D 3 N
cm 1 1/12/1990 A 3 P N S17
NAYLOR, TTOMAS H. (WJKE PROF)
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
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P D
S 2
H 2
H 2
CfW 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
H
H
H
H 2
H 2
H
NAYLOR: SOVIETS WILL DRIFT TOWARD KREE-MARKET ECONOMY
(CAL, BILL (CROOK'S CmSR)
DINING PLEASURES/CROOK'S CORtER (AD)
^£EDHAM, CARLOS ENRIQUE (DRUG C0NVICTI0^O
AFTER GRADUATION, THEY'LL GO TO F'RISON
tCIGHBOURS, RALPH C.
FORMER MAYOR IN UraiCK
NEIGHBOLKS' C(M)ITION CRITICAL
NaSON, FRANCES CARVER (AUTO ACCIDENT)
WOMAN DIES IN CAR COLLISION
^£SSLEY, MARTIN
P.M. DI(£ST
NEVILLE, CATHY (BASKETBALL PLAYER)
NEVILLE LEADS LOFTY LADIES _
THINK fast; NORTfCRN'S NEVILLE IS LOOKING TO PASS
NEWMAN, PAUL (ACTOR)
T>E TRIANGLE'S ART-FILLED AND MYSTERIOUS WEEK
NEWTON, DAVID
NO. 1 ELVIS REPORTER R'EASSIGNED AFTER 'INTERESTING' TWO YEARS
'TIS TtC SEASON FOR MEMORIES OF WEAK-INS, PLAY AT DRARY GYMS
ACROSS THE fWTION, TIME AND TEMPERATURE CALLS ARE ACCORDING TO DOYLE
REMEMBER, SUPER M(«KET SHOPPERS, YOU READ IT ^€AR FIRST
NEWTON, R. WAY^£ (S^ANVILLE COIMY)
NEWT(»J WON'T SEEK GRANVILLE SEAT
NiaSEN, ^CLLE ,, ^
INSI(SlT/Of£ STEP UP, TWO STEP'S BACK H 2
SOCIAL SERVICES GEARS IP TO ^ELP POOR PEOPLE MORE H 2
NIXON, BRIAN (fCSU STUIOff BODY PRES.)
2 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS BLAST BUDGET CUTBACKS H 2
NOE, JERRY (SCILPTOR) ,, ^
NEON FROM NOE H 2
NOELL, TOftlY (RAPE CHAR(S)
SUSPECT IN LCCAL RAFtS CHARGED CHH 1
SUSPECT SERVED TIME FOR '73 RAPE CHH 1
fWRBY, PAa
COUNTY OKS iCW TOWER ON ROSE OF SHARON SITE
NORIEGA, MANUEL ANTONIO
helms: 'I TOLD YOU SO'
NORIEGA FINDS HIS EJCMIES
TROOPS, INCIDENTS ^*JRT U.S.
PANAMA fCEDS HELP TO ESTAH.ISH DEMOCRACY
NORIEGA TRIAL MAY PROVE TO BE LONG, COMPLICATED
SO Ml£H FOR TVE "WIMP" THING
NORMAN, CALVIN FANNAYE (K?UG CHARGE)
POLICE L06/2 TRUCKS, CAR PILE UP AT 1-85 INTERSECTION
NORMAN, MARY (m (ABDUCTION CHARGE)
POLICE AR-REST CHATHAM WOMAN IN ABDUCTION S 2
FUGITIVE CHARGE FILED AGAINST WOMAN CHH 1
O'NEILL, PATRICK DR. (AUTHOR)
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BURGEONING WRITERS ABOUND IN NEW YEAR H 2
'LILTING' IRISH POETRY FiaS HALL AT WEYMOUTH WINTER MEET H 2
S
E
—DATE — C
1/27/1990 A
1/05/1990 D
1/29/1990 A
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1 P N E33
11 P A
9 N
1/30/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/03/1990 D
1/16/1990 C
1/25/1990 C
1 P P L38
3 N
3 N
2 N
2 P N A76
3 P N B40
- H 2 1/16/1990 A 6 P U W15
1/07/1990 B
1/14/1990 B
1/21/1990 B
1/28/1990 B
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
1 U N36
1 U N36
1 U N36
1 U N36
H 2 1/08/1990 B 1 N T32
1/21/1990 D
1/30/1990 A
1/21/1990 B
1/05/1990 D
1/19/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1 D F
4 L
1 N
22 P P
1 N M70
3 N M70
S 2 1/10/1990 B 1 P N H65
1/01/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/08/1990 B
1/14/1990 D
4 E
4 E
4 E
4 E
1 N N36
4 T T C50
H 2 1/24/1990 C 1 N M51
1/11/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/14/1990 D
1/28/1990 F
1 N B35
3 N
3 U H45
3 P U H45
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omn, i<Emis (law EffORtDor (fficer)
PERSON SHERIFF DISMISSES ICPUTY l«Q FILED TO RUN AGAINST HIM
DATES, TIMOTHY E.
FORMER WJRHAM LAWYER NfflJ IN GOLDSBORO PRISON
EX-DURHAM LAWYER TRWSFER'S PRISONS
OBIE, C. BERNARD (fO ALLIWCE PARH)
HAYTI GROF fWY ASK F(K CITY FIMS
OIOM, R'USSELL
$11.28 MILLION BCM) ORDER FOR f£U STADIUM AF'PROVED
OGBURN, SWfftRA y,
ABSENT CITY CtXiNCIL PAIR PROTEST CHANGED WDTES
ODD RILES, MISCHIEF BRING JUSTICE
NEW TRANSIT PWEL StEARS ICMBERS
OLDERDICK, ItVON
PANAm PROTEST
OLIVER, ANTHCM (hWOlER VICTIM)
MURICR TRIAL BEGINS IN DEATH OF COUSIN
\XmH ON TRIAL SAYS SHOOTING WAS D0^£ TO DEFEND hCRSELF
defendant: slain nm her brother
Jll^Y ICLIBERATIOf^ aKriNR£ TODAY
l«MAN INTERRUPTS JJRY DELIBERATION UITH GUILTY PLEA
WOMAN SENTENCED TO 6 fEfiUS FOR MANSLAUGHTER IN SHOOTING
CLIl-ER, BARBARA
SHARING Tf€ LOAD
OhEIL, JAfCS RANDALL (AUTO ACCIIENT)
REV. SMITH, 70, KILLED IN WRECK
OSBORN, JIM DR.
MORE WOfEN SAID KHING AIDS
OSBORN, KIRK (ORAME/CHATHAM CO. FIJBLIC DEFENICR)
OSBC«^ TO QUIT PUBLIC DEFENDER'S JOB
DEFENDER fCLRS imi WHEELS OF USTICE
OVERCASH, CHAD (SW)T IN ^€CK)
GUN-ALCOWM. MIX F'RQi.tS lEADLY
OVERMAN, JO
ILLITERACY PROBLEM FACES AHACK
PAIS, BARBARA
TOWN TO PICK XWSON SJCCESSOR
PAIGE, SEBRICK LA).ff<ENCE (ASSAULT OWRGE)
OFFICERS AHACKHi BY 2 MEM IN .EEP
F-aiCE LOG/MAN CHARGED UITH ASSAULT ON OFFICERS TLRNS SELF IN
2ND MAN IS CHAR'GED IN ASSAllT ON OFFICERS
POLICE LOG/MEN TURN SELVES IN
PALMER, WENDY (BASKETBALL)
PERKJN CENTER PrtJ€R Ot£ HIGH-JUfff'ING ROCKETTE
PARKER, CHERRY
AWARD WINNING TAR HEEL NOVELIST HCLIS COURSE WITH HEU VOLUME
PARKER, FRANCIS I.
OOP'S .IJDICK^ QUANDARY
PARKER, KEVIN LAMONT (BREAKING {. ENTERING)
POLICE LOG/CONVENIENCE STORE BREAK-IN SUSPECT HELD
H 1 1/20/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/16/1990 C
S 2 1/16/1990 A
S 2 1/04/1990 C
H 2 1/16/1990 C
H 2 1/20/1990 C
H 2 1/21/1990 D
S 2 1/22/1990 C
H 2 1/10/1990 C
S 2 1/10/1990 A
H 2 1/11/1990 C
H 2 1/12/1990 C
H 2 1/13/1990 C
S 2 1/13/1990 C
H 2 1/14/1990 E
H 2 1/21/1990 B
mi 1 1/18/1990 A
OW 1 1/18/1990 A
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A
H 2 1/28/1990 B
H 2 1/28/1990 B
cm 2 1/05/1990 A
H 2 1/28/1990 B
H 2 1/29/1990 B
S 2 1/30/1990 C
H 2 1/31/1990 C
H 2 1/04/1990 B
H 2 1/28/1990 F
H 2 1/07/1990 D
H 2 1/06/1990 B
1 P N 382
2 N
1 P N
1 P N 369
1 P N R63
5 U A20
1 N C61
cm 2 1/07/1990 A 3 P P T44
1 N S82
7 N
1 N S82
1 N
1 N S82
1 N
1 P N S56
1 N
3 N S17
1 P N M70
4 E
1 N M51
10 P N K65
3 P N 1^
1 N f«l
1 N M51
1 N B53
1 N ,"S1
3 P N B40
3 R
4 E
1 N
PARKS, a^EGORY KENT (mjRItR CHARGE)
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GRAND JURY INDICTS TVTO IN IMELATED MULDER CASES
PARNELL, JEFFREY UAYNE ( WEAPONS OmGE)
POLICE LOG/CHASE ENDS WITH ASSAULT, DWI CHARGES
HAN CHARKD WITH HOLDING, ASSAULTING WOMAN FOR 2 DAYS
PARRISH, PERVIS (DRU^a<EN DRIVING/WtfOLAUGHTER CHARGES)
TEEN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
YOUTH PUNISHED FOR FREAK fcRECK THAT KILLED TEEN
PATTERSON, DAN (CHATHAM CO.)
MAN UaSES CWTHAM MINORITY RECRUITER
DEMS MAY FACE RUNOFF IN COMMISSIONERS RACE
PATTERSON, WILLIE I. "Ttf>" _
LAWSUIT PITS LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AGAINST CREST STREET COMM.
PAYLOR, GEORGE WASHINGTON (SHOOTING VICTIM)
POLICE LOG/PinSBORO fWN CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT HOfE IN DURHAM
PEDERSEN, NEIL (C.H./CARRBt»0 SCHOOLS ASST, SUPER.)
official: city schools cutting IT CLOSE ON SPACE
FtELE, MARY L. (NAACP)
amcH TO Hco king banquet sat.
PEELE, RODNEY (DU<E UNIV.)
KRZYZEWSKI BLASTS STUDENT REPORTERS ABOUT COVERAGE
KRZYZEUSKI, STUDENT ICUSPfifER IRtJN OUT DIFFERENCES
KRZYZEWSKI, STUDENT ICUSPAPER IRON OUT DIFFERENCES
PEELE, STANLEY (CHAPa HILL)
VAUGHAN REQUESTS REDUCED CHARGES/SON ACCUSED OF KILLING FATHER
PENDERGRASS, LINDY (SHERIFF)
FENDERGRASS SEEKING THIRD ELECTION WIN
MAJOR CRIMES ON INCREASE COUNTY-WIDE
MAJOR CRIMES ON INCREASE COUNTY-WIDE
FtRRY, LORI ANN (TJCFT CHARGE)
PaiCE L(X3/WARRANT ISSUED FOR l«MELESS MAN IN LIBRARY STABBING
PERRY, MARCUS (IM;-CH CA^PUS POLICE)
OFFICERS TESTIFY EDWARDS BITRAPFED
SUPERVISOR SAYS RECORDING NOT INTENDED TO INCRIMINATE
PETERSON, TWYLA (aUB NOVA)
CLUB APPRECIATES ARTICLE
PETERSON, VICTORIA
FILIW3S/ASS0CIATE MINISTER RUNS FOR STATE H(SJSE
MINISTER, JUDGE FILE FOR HOUSE, BENCH SEATS
FETTENGILL, ROBERT B.
ELDERLY MUST ENSURE THAT GOVERNi€NT HELP'S OTHERS, TOO
PETTIFORD, DORIS (m (ASSAULT VICTIM)
POLICE LOG/ICE CREAM STORE ROBBED
FHILLIFS, GARY (WEAVER STREET REALTY J, AUCTION CO.)
PHILLPS SAYS PARTNER'S ACTIONS QUESTIONABLE
ARTSCENTER SOUABBLE MAY GET MEDIATOR
PICKETT, LISA T. (LAWSUIT AGAINST DUKE)
WOMAN WANTED CESAREAN BIRTHj ALLEGES TWO DOCTOR'S NEGLIGENT
PICK£TT, MICHAEL HOWARD (PARENTS SUING DUKE MED. CENTER)
WOMAN WANTED CESAREAN BIRTH; ALLEGES TWO DOCTOR'S NEGLIGENT
PICKETT, MICHAEL S. (LAWailT AGAINST DUKE)
NAMES
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H
2
1/17/1990 C
2
N
H
S
2
2
1/07/1990 B
1/08/1990 C
1
1
NM51
N B53
H
S
2
2
1/26/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
3
1
N
N
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
3
3
N M25
N M25
, COUNCIL H
2
1/14/1990 B
1 P N 382
H
2
1/18/1990 C
1 P N iCl
CHH 1
1/08/1990 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/26/1990 A
3
N
H
H
H
2
2
2
1/17/1990 D
1/23/1990 B
1/23/1990 B
1
2
n
N M88
P N M88
P N N36
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 1/03/1990 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 1 P N U57
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 1 P N M70
H 2 1/14/1990 B 1 N M51
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A 1 P N S17
1/25/1990 A 3 P N S17
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 4 L
H 2
S 2
1/03/1990 C
1/03/1990 C
1 P N S69
1 P N
CHH 1
1/09/1990 A
4 P J
H 2
1/16/1990 C
1
N M51
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/15/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
3
1
N C62
N C62
H 2
1/24/1990 C
1
N S82
H 2
1/24/1990 C
1
N S82
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UOMAN WANTED CESAREAN BIRTH; ALLEGES TWO DOCTORS NEGLIGENT
PIERCE, RWALD XN (14)1)
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH DUI, SPEEDING
PIERCE, WILLIAM SYLVESTER (DRUG CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/WOmN, 77, FATALLY INJURED CROSSING STREET
PIFER, GERALD (HUD ECONOMIST)
FEW CAN (fFORH ^EU TOME, STUDY SHOWS
PILKETHEY, WALTER (STABBING VICTIM)
STABBING ALARMS LIBRARY AMilNISTRATORS
STABBING ALAR'MS LIBRARY ADMINISTRATORS
KNIFING TIGHTENS LIBRARY SECURITY
F-CLICE LOG/DETECTIVES ftfiVE SUSF'ECT IN STABBING
LIBRARY KNIFER IS SOUGHT
MAN SOUGHT IN LIBRARY KNIFING NOW ALSO WANTED FOR ROBBERY
FHICE LOG/MARRANT ISSUED FOR HOMELESS MAN IN LIBRARY STABBING
SEARCH CONTIhftJES IN LIBRARY STABBING
PIPKIN, JOSEPH (THEH CHARGE)
PO-ICE L0G/UOM(W STABBED TO I£ATH SUNDAY KJRING ARGUfCNT
PLACE, CARO.
CLOTHING FIRM LEAVES BUYERS IN STITCHES
F'OLLARD, fWRGARET
HUNT TO QUIT ON JAN 31.
FflLLARD, MARGARET BRYANT
THREE SEEK TO FINISH HUNT TERM
FtlLLin, DANIEL H. (CHAPa HILL)
PROFESSORS DESCRIBE ADMISSION I^EQUITIES
PONS, PAT ifunm)
TRIANGLE DINIt«, BY TfE BOOK
POOLE, RUTW S.
'UE ARE ON EARTH TO ^€LP ONE ANOTHER'
F'OOLE, TIMOTHY RtJ^ILT
TOOTHBRUSH IN HAND, POOLE F'REPi^ES FOR PRISON
POPHAM, DAN (ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE)
DURHAM tidff LAB AF'PEARS SECURE
PORTER, WILLIAM J, (ROBBERY CONVICTION)
F-ORTER DRAWS THREE-YEAR SENTENCE FtS? SERVICE-STATION ROBBERY
FtKJNDS, SAM (MURDER VICTIM)
CRIMESTOPPER
POUSSAINT, ALVIN DR.
KING CELEBRATION SET FOR -JAN. 14-21
A QUESTION OF VALUES
TOWARD THE TABLE OF BROTHERHOOD
POWELL, DARYLL (PRINCIPAL)
FIAN TO USE TRAILER RILES PUPILS' PARENTS
POWELL, ORVILLE W.
CARaiNA THEATRE PLANS WILL BE SCALED BACK
POWEU SUGGESTS *145-MILLI0N CIH BOND REFERENKJM
SCALING DOWN CARCIINA THEATRE
PRESLEY, ELVIS
NO. 1 ELVIS REPORTER REASSIGhCD AFTER 'INTERESTING' TWO YEARS
N E
P D
H 2
cm 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
S
E
— DATE — C
1/24/1990 C
1/28/1990 A
1/10/1990 C
1/26/1990 A
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1 N S82
3 N
1 P N M51
1 C N M20
1/10/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/10/1990 B
1/11/1990 C
1/11/1990 C
1/13/1990 C
1/14/1990 B
1/17/1990 C
1/22/1990 B
1/12/1990 B
1/25/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/24/1990 D
1/30/1990 A
1/17/1990 D
1/16/1990 C
1/06/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1 P N M51
1 P N R63
1 N
1 N M51
1 N
1 N B53
1 N M51
1 P N
1 N M51
1 P N E33
1 P N M25
3 P N M25
1 P N S17
6 P N S56
6 P N S56
9 N S32
1 N S78
9 N
2 N
7 P N
3 P N
4 E
S 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P N Yll
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 C
1/09/1990 A
1 P N R63
1 N R63
4 E
H 2 1/07/1990 B 1 U N36
PRICE, DAVID E.
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BY NAMES
1990 FILING PERIOD OPENS; PRICE GETS 4TH DISTRICT FOE
U.S. REP. PRICE CH/^ENGED BY MOORE
GRAii STurorrs fian forum on pay f-roblems
PRICE, DOSSETT, CHURCH SEEK SEATS
PRICE TO SEEK THIRD TERtl IN DISTRICT SEAT
REP. PRICE SAYS fC COULD SUPPORT 'REASONABLE' CAPITAL GAINS TAX CUT
LEGISLATORS PONDER HOUSING GPP
FOOTBALL FEAST
VW.£NTIfE, PRICE GET HIGH MARKS
PRINCE, ALDOLfHUS JR. (ASSAULT CHARGE)
OFFICERS ATTACKED BY 2 MEN IN JEEP _
POLICE LOG/MAN CHAR-GED WITH ASSAULT ON OFFICERS TURNS SELF IN
2ND hWN IS CHARGED IN ASSAULT ON OFFICERS
POLICE LOG/fEN TURN SELVES IN
PUGH, CONNIE (SILER CITY)
JOHN BRAY JR. WILL TWN 10 IN YEAR 2000
QUAYLE, DAN
THE FLIGHTS FROM EFFICIENCY
RA, SUN
SUN RA/SATURNIAN SPEAKS ON WE COSMCS, MUSIC AND DEATH
RATCHFORD, J. THOMAS
BUSH AIDES TO SPEAK IN DURHAM
' MS. RECKHOW, RAY ARE SEEKING COI^ITY CffllMISSION SEAT; JUDGE CHANEY FILES
RAY, OmEy FILE FOR COUNTY OFFICES
RECKHOW, ELLEN
COMMISSIONER RECKHOW SEEKS SECOND TERM
MS. RECKHOW, RAY ARE SEEKING COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT; JUDGE CHANEY FILES
REECE, MAX G. (SILER CITY)
PENDERGRASS SEEKING THIRD ELECTION WIN
REECE MAKIS STATE SENATE BID OFFICH«.
REED, DAY FUGARD SR.CICCEASED)
D.F. REED SR. , PART OWNER OF SERVICE F'RINTING CO.
REED, SAM (LOCAL ACTIVIST)
DIVERSE GROUP U0RKI^«3 FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, PEACE
CITY ACCUSED OF UNFAIR, ILLEGAL LABOR PRACTICES
REEVES, CARL (FOOTBALL)
REEVES TO JOIN WOLFPACK; ALSTON PICKS UNC
REILLY, WILLIAM K. (EPA)
EPA BOSS TO SPEAK IN CHAPEL HILL
EPA CHIEF VIEWS PREVENTION OF POLLUTION AS HOPE OF FUTURE
RESTON, JAMES (AUTHOR)
RE3T0N BOOK SIGNING TO BE ^€LD TODAY
REYNOLDS, JOW DILLARD (lECEASED)
JOHN DILLARD REYNOLDS, 54, FALLS TO DEATH AT ORLANDO HOTEL
RICE, GEOR'GE (Dl^HAM SALVATION ARMY)
ARMY ALLIES
RICE, KING
TAR HEaS' RICE STARTS TO COOK
RICHARDSON, CURTIS J. DR.
GRANT TO FUND FLORIDA WETLANDS STUDY
E
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1/03/1990 C 1
1/16/1990 A 3
1/16/1990 A 1
1/17/1990 A 3
1/20/1990 C 1
1/27/1990 A 1
1/31/1990 C 2
1/31/1990 C 5
S 2
H 2
H 2 1/19/1990 B
1/18/1990 C
1/23/1990 A
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L P BYL
N Yll
N L40
N S17
P N Yll
P N M70
N L40
P N M70
P P
N
1/28/1990 B 1
1/29/1990 B 1
1/30/1990 C 1
1/31/1990 C 1
1/02/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/20/1990 C
N M51
N M51
N B53
N M51
P N C62
E
P F H90
N
1/12/1990 C 1
1/12/1990 A 1
1/11/1990 A 1
1/12/1990 C 1
1/03/1990 A 1
1/04/1990 A 3
D N S69
P N
P N H65
D N S69
P N M70
P N M25
H 2 1/02/1990 B 10 P
1/26/1990 A 6
1/31/1990 C 1
1/23/1990 A 3
1/25/1990 B 3
1/05/1990 A 2
1/27/1990 D 1
1/25/1990 B 1
P N G59
N R63
N B40
N
P N M20
N
P
P P T37
P N C49
N ISO
RICHMOND, CAROLYN DEMISE (DECEASED)
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N E
P D
— DATE — C
cm 1 1/06/1990 A
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yOMAN DIES IN CAR COLLISIW
RICWKMi, LEONA (DECEASED)
LIME-IN CHARGED IN ORANGE SHOOTIf« OW 1 1/02/1990 A
COFLE HAD yiOLENT HISTORY, RECORDS SHOW CHH 1 1/03/1990 A
SHOOTING VICTIM DIES AT HOSPITAL FR-OM HEAD INJURY CHH 2 1/07/1990 A
FOX WON'T ASK I£ATH PENALTY IN STOOTING S 2 1/08/1990 A
RILEY, ANDREW (SHOOTING INCIDEhfT)
POLICE LOG/WN IN HOSPITAL FROM SW)TaJN BLAST IN THIGH H 2 1/25/1990 B
RILEY, MCKGAN
FIRM LEAVES DCMITOW FOR CHAPEL HILL BLVD. SITE S 2 1/06/1990 C
RILEY, hELLIE
INSTITUTE REAOCS OUT TO BLACK CHIUREN S 2 1/11/1990 A
RIMER, WjW
mm, RIf€R BOTH LANDLORDS (CORRECTED) CHH 1 1/04/1990 A
RINGaD, RANDY (TffiT CHARtSS)
PaiCE LOG/MEN TW?N SaVES IN H 2 1/31/1990 C
R'OBB BETSY
'new FRIENDS OF Wm^ REPtS^TS CONTRIBUTIONS OF $57,652 TO 7 CANDIDATES H 2 1/30/1990 C
ROBB, THCM (KU KLUX KLAN MEMBER)
FURTtCR SULLYING A BAD REPUTATION H 2 1/09/1990 A
ROBERSON, KEf*CTH K. (DECEASED)
HENDERSON POLICE CHIEF KEh^CTH K. ROffiRSON H 2 1/22/1990 B
ROBINS, DAN (TAR HEEL VIDEO PRODUCTIONS)
SO WHAT IS 'IT'? VIDEO VALENTI^ES H 2 1/15/1990 A
ROBINSON, DELIA (TEAOCR)
A CHANCE FOR CHOICES S 2 1/20/1990 C
ROBINSON, ISAAC DR.
MS. GILES, ROBINSON FILE FOR COmiSSIONER RACE H 2 1/20/1990 C
2 MORE DEMOCRATS SEEK COWISSION SEAT S 2 1/20/1990 A
ROBINSON, ISIAH (GIW CHARtjE)
POLICE LOG/PinSBORO MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT HOhE IN DURHAM H 2 1/18/1990 C
ROGER'S, V. C.
CART(S)NS LAMPOON HELMS' STAND ON ART H 2 1/28/1990 E
R-OaiNS, BETSY
COMMUNITY KITCI€N NEEI6 t€LP H 2 1/01/1990 A
ROSE, BOB (HILLSBfHJUGH TOWN PLANNING BOARD)
DEMOCRACY'S S>IRIT ACCEPTS DISSENT CHH 1 1/13/1990 A
ROSE, CHARLES FtTE SR. (DECEASED)
CITY COUfCILMAN ROSE OF HENDERSON H 2 1/19/1990 C
ROSENTHAL, SHERRI ZANN (DURWlM AHORfCY)
GUIDE TO HELP' OWNERS SELL THEIR OWN HOMES H 2 1/28/1990 G
ROTH, SUSAN (PSYCWDLOGIST)
APPEALS COURT ALLOWS RAF'E TRAUMA EVIDENCE S 2 1/12/1990 A
ROULE, ROBERT C.
ROULE RETURNS TO HUMANITIES COUNCIL H 2 1/11/1990 C
MARTIN AFfOINTS HUMANITIES COUNCIL S 2 1/20/1990 A
ROY ALL, KENNETH JR. (SENATOR)
HUNT, ROYAa, STEPHENS FILE TO KEEP SEATS S 2 1/04/1990 A
3 file: STEPfCNSi SENATOR'S ROYALL, HUNT H 2 1/05/1990 C
3 N
1 N M20
1 N W57
1 P N U57
6 N
1 N N36
1 N E33
6 P N G59
1 P N M70
1 N M51
1 N S69
4 E
6
6 P N S56
1 P N YU
1 D N S69
1 P N
1 P N M51
8 P R G68
4 E
4 E
3
1 D U
1 N B53
2 N
7 N
1 P N
1 P N
-LX640- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY NAMES
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
ROYAU RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF ADVISORY BUDGET PANEL
ASHEVILLE TO KEEP LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE
RUDD, LUTHER rtJNTER (DWI)
POLICE LOG/ARhED ROBBERY OCCURS AFTER GUEST OPENS APT. DOOR
RUFFIN, BEN (RJR TOBACCO CO.)
RJ^'S RUFFIN; CIVIL-RIGHTS STRUGGLE NOT OVER
RUFFIN, Bl«LEY DEE (MURDER CHARGE)
LIVE-IN CHARGED IN ORANGE SHOOTING
COUPLE HAD VIOLENT HISTORY, RECORDS SHOW
SHOOTING VICTIM DIES AT HOSPITAL FROM HEAD INJURY
FOX WON'T ASK lEATH PENALTY IN SHOITING
RUFFIN, PATRICIA D. (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)
BLACK NURSES TO BE H0N(aO
RUSH, EDDIE BOBBY (SHOOTING CHARGE)
PaiCE LOG/PinSBORO MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT HOME IN DURHAM
RUSH, MICHAEL
RENAISaWCE RUSH AIMS HIS SHOW AT VIEIERS IMAGINATION
RUSSELL, MARIE (MURDER VICTIM)
mt INDICTED IN STAEBI^K3
RUSSELL, MARVIN JR. (BREAKING «. ENTERING CHARGE)
POLICE LCB/PITTSBORO MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT HOME IN DURHAM
RYDER, THOMAS 0.
PUBLISHING CO. PRESIDENT HILL SPEAK AT DUKI
SAFFO-COGUELL, MARIAN (TEACfER)
TOY STORE LAR«£ST IN CITY/PROJECT BY ACADEMY SECONDS-GRADERS
SAJAK, PAT
CLEARING T>€ RECORD
SAKANIUA, PETER
2 EX-DURHAM INDIES SETTLE JAIL SUIT
FOR^ER JAIL II*WTES WIN FOERAL SUIT
SANDERS, CHARLES A. ((LAXO)
NORTH CAROLINA'S INFANT-DEATH RATE SHOULD BE MAJOR CONCERN
SANDERS NAMED DUKE SPEAKER
GLAXO'S SANDERS TO SPEAK AT DUKE
SANDERS, KATHY (PRESIDENT-ta^AD)
GRAD PRESIDENT TELLS GRANVILLE CHAMBER ABOUT DRUG PROGRAMS
SANDERS, TROY EUGEhE "SLATS"
TmEE-MAN RACE FORMS FOR SHERIFF IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
SANFORD, TERRY JR,
CtXJNCIL RELUCTANTLY OKS TREYBURN SEWER LIfES
SANFORD, TERRY SR.
SANFORD UNICRGOES SUR13ERY FOR HERNIA
SANFORD IN GOOD CONDITION
SANFORD BACKS CUT IN PAYROLL TAX
SAWYER, l»EVA (QUILTER)
ARTUtMy^S FOR COLD NIGHTS ON DISPLAY
SAY, PEGGY
NCFA NEWSPAPER INSTITUTE OPENS TODAY IN DURHAM
STATE PRESS GR'OUF- MEETS IN DUR'HAM
HOSTAGE'S SISTER BRINGS PUSH FOR HIS RaEASE TO N.C, PRESS
S
N E E
P D — DATE — C
H 2 1/10/1990 C
H 2 1/26/1990 C
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3 N R53
1 P N L40
H 2 1/17/1990 C
H 2 1/14/1990 A
CfW 1 1/02/1990 A
cm 1 1/03/1990 A
cm 2 1/07/1990 A
S 2 1/08/1990 A
S 2 1/27/1990 A
H 2 1/18/1990 C
H 2 1/21/1990 E
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A
H 2 1/18/1990 C
S 2 1/27/1990 A
H 2 1/27/1990 C
H 2 1/06/1990 A
S 2 1/22/1990 A
H 2 1/23/1990 B
H 2 1/14/1990 D
S 2 1/20/1990 A
H 2 1/29/1990 B
H 1 1/17/1990 C
H 1 1/13/1990 C
S 2 1/18/1990 C
S 2 1/02/1990 B
S 2 1/03/1990 C
H 2 1/30/1990 A
1 P N M51
1 P N C47
1 N M20
1 N U57
1 P N liS7
6 N
4 L
1 P N M51
9 P N D80
3 N l«7
1 P N M51
9 N
1 P N U60
2 N
1 N B53
5 N S82
5 L
7 N
2 N
2 N T33
1 N T33
1 N C61
1 P N
1 N
1 P N L40
S 2 1/16/1990 A 6 P F S27
H 2 1/18/1990 A
S 2 1/18/1990 C
H 2 1/19/1990 A
1 N S69
1 N
1 P N C60
scERBO, mnmr
-U640-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990 -
INDEX
1/31/1990
BY NAMES
2 COOEK SOWWRES SAV€ tSM FII^ STATION FROM RRNI^fl}
SCHAI.SR, W*K (VISITING IM: LECTURER)
STurorrs can't THim
SCHOHffiRG, Cf*lYLE
CARLYLE SDCKIBERG; A CLEAN-CUT COACH'S DREAM
SCHUi€RT, PETER
SERVICES FOR mNDICAPPED CRITICIZED BY PARENTS
SCHILTZ, DICK (NC^ DIRECTOR)
DEK^ HJOD BO^ftJS FW? COLEGE ATHTTES
SCOn, BEf^flS (EASKETBAU)
SCOn'S 36 LEAVES ICACONS' COtO^ IN Al€, WAKE WITH ANOTh£R LOSS
SELINSKY, rOBIE
AT riS<E, A fCW WSaji CF WXdS
SEXTON, L»*JIE
UNC OFFICERS WIN PR»«)TI(»<S, BACK PAY
SHAF'IRO, LEE T. W.
^rrEOR swȣr dazzles triangle
Smw, GERALD UWOTT (ASSAULT OtfWSE)
FaiCE LOG/UCrtW, 77, FATALLY INJURED CROSSING STREET
S^ERIDAN, DICK (F00TB(!11)
AtSENT (FFENSE SCURS tajPACK'S SEASON
SfCRIDAN PAID HiaCST SAL/«Y IN NC SYSTEM
SHERMAN, ROBERT
EIWARDS FELL THRCKJGH CRACKS, SHERtW^ SAYS
FAVORITISM A FTOBLEM, NOT RACISM, ZUNIC^ SAYS
S^£RRY, CHARLES (SJICIDE ATTEMPT)
WIFE FINDS MAN HANGING BY ^£CK
HANGING VICTIM DIES (CORRECTED)
HANGING VICTIM ALIVt
MAN FaiND ^WJ6ING DIES IN HOSPITW.
SHY, cm. W. (EPirCMIOLaSIST)
LEAD HAZ/«D OVERLOOKED FOR YB«S, i€fLTH E)(PERT SAYS
SIGWORTH, KEITH (DIETER)
THINKING THIN
SIhEONSSON, NANCY (NU«E)
NWSE JOINS SCHOO. ECARD RACE
SINGBAND, DAVID
IPC'S SERVICE DEMAND ON RISE
SINGER, KAY
KEN^O)Y SAYS 'NO MORE,' BUT SINGER TO SEEK 2ND TERM (CORRECTED)
CHAIRMAN SAYS SHE WANTS TO KEEP WORKING ON SENATE BILL 2 IDEAS-CORRECTED
F-ENr£Rt5RASS SEEKING THIRB ELECTION WIN
TERRELL 'SEEKS COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD POST
SINGER STRtSSES REFORM EFFORT IN BID FOR SECOND BOAR'D TERM
SKINNER, ROY (DUKE UNIV.)
KRZYZEUSKI'S HOOP-STERS NOT mj ONES ON KJKE COURTS
SLAYIO, STEVE (FOOTBALL PLAYER)
SLAYICN ANTICIPATES RETUR'N TO NCKMAL LIFE
SMITH, AMANDA J.
TRUE ADULTHOOD RATES tELCCME
N E
P D
H 2
an 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CW 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
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CW 1
cm 1
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cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CM 1
C-HH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
S
E
—DATE — C
1/12/1990 C
1/09/1990 A
1/18/1990 B
1/31/1990 C
1/10/1990 A
1/07/1990 C
1/28/1990 C
1/17/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/10/1990 C
1/01/1990 D
1/17/1990 D
1/24/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/07/1990 E
1/07/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/02/1990 A
1/02/1990 A
1/03/1990 A
1/03/1990 A
1/03/1990 A
1/16/1990 C
1/10/1990 D
1/07/1990 E
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4 L
3 P N B40
3 N C60
4 E
3 N M^
1 P N ISO
1 P N S17
1 N E33
1 P N fSl
2 U F25
3 N
1 P N S17
1 P N S17
3 N
3 N
3 N
3 N
5 N LBO
1 P N S56
3 N f120
3 P N
1 P N M20
1 P N M20
1 P N ?170
3 N «20
3 N .H20
4 N ft06
1 P N C49
4 U
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LY/ANNUAL
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1/31/1990
BY NAMES
LITTLE RESO-UTIONS FOR CHANGE
MISPLACED SEX MEANS TROUBLE ON TUO FRONTS
STORYTELLING IN W3RK PLACE: USE YOUR OUN EXPERIENCES
SMITH, DARRYL IWHiWi AHORNEY)
DA CANDIDATE'S ACCUSATIONS REFUTED BY COURT RECORDS
CANDIDATE SMITH SAYS CHILD-SUFfORT ISSUE SHOULD NOT CLOUD HIS CAfff'AIGN
DA CANDIDATE TO FOLLOW COURT ORDER, PAY CHILD SUPPORT
OHIO MUX. ORDERS SMITH TO PAY $6,000 IN CHILD SUPPORT
SMITH FILES IN DA RACE; BARRIM3ER («Y FILE MJNDAY
SMITH, DEAN
TAR teas' SMITH FAVORS ALLOWING UNDERGRADUATES TO TEST MARKET
SHERIDAN PAID HIHCST S(Lm IN NC SYSTEM
NEVER CtXJNT SMITH'S TAR HEELS CXJT
OK, UEfHi STOP ALL TtC WINING
SMITH, EDWARD F. REV. (DECEASED)
REV. SMITH, 70, KILLED IN WRECK
SMITH, JEFFREY K. (FUQUA SCH. OF BUSIfCSS)
RED im
SMITH, LOI^IE (BASEBALL)
LIKE SMITH, YOUNG BRAVES M«<I(ffi STRIDES
BRAVES DUE GOOD YEAR
SMITH, REY LAMONT (ROBBERY CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/FOUR CHARGED WITH ROBBERY IN CREEDMOOR
SMITH, ROMAN 0.
DEMS MAY FACE RIMFF IN CWflllSSIONERS RACE
SMITH, WADDELL WILEY JR. (FIRE VICTIM)
A YEAR LATER, DEADLY (3UEEN ST. FIRE STILL A MYSTERY
SMITH, WARREN (DECEASED)
TOJRNEY HONORS BOWLER
SNOW, LARRY (COACH)
SNOW COAD€S GIRLS' HOOPS AT ELE^ENTARY SCHOOL
SOUTH, BRIAN (DEVELOPER)
ENXmn HO»€S
SPANGLER, C. D. JR.
BOOSTERS' BOOKS NO SECRET, HARDIN SAYS
JONES ABANDONS ATRTTIC VP F(K IM! IDEA
SPEED, JAf€S D. (SEN.)
SENATOR PAYS HIS FILING FEE, FACES (^PONENT IN PRIMARY
WAKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN FILES FOR STATE SEfWTE IN DISTRICT 11
SPELL, mKm R.
SPELL BUYS ALLENTON SUBSIDIARY
SPURRIER, STEVE
IT'S official: spurrier's a GATOR
SPURRIER TO TAKE 3 ASSISTANTS TO aORIDA
FOUR BLUE DEVIL ASSISTANTS FOaOWING SPURRIER TO FLORIDA
THE F'OST-SPURRIER' DEVILS
DUKE FOOTBALL GETS NEW STfRl IN 1990
GLORY IN GAI(€SVILLE
STANBACK, A. LECW JR.
CONTROVER-SY OVER JJH3ES' TERtiS SF'RtADS BEYOND DURHAM
STEARNS, JOmS. REV.
PATH TO PRIESTHtWD PROVES CIRCUITOUS
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
cm 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
H 1
S
E
— DATE — C
1/14/1990 E
1/21/1990 E
1/28/1990 E
1/15/1990 A
1/19/1990 B
1/19/1990 B
1/25/1990 B
1/31/1990 A
1/09/1990 B
1/17/1990 D
1/22/1990 D
1/30/1990 B
1/21/1990 B
1/11/1990 C
1/16/1990 B
1/16/1990 C
1/15/1990 B
1/24/1990 A
1/15/1990 B
1/23/1990 D
1/16/1990 C
1/07/1990 F
1/13/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
1/25/1990 B
H 2
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H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
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5 U
4 U
3 U
4 L
12 N S82
1 P N B53
1 P N S82
1 P N
2 P N L22
3 N
1 P U D18
1 U M88
1/01/1990 D
1/01/1990 D
1/02/1990 B
1/03/1990 A
1/08/1990 A
1/09/1990 B
1/31/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1 N
1 P N
1 P U M88
3 P N F52
N
N M25
N M51
N A76
4 P N M06
1 P P T37
1 N S17
2 P N S17
1 P N H60
1 P N H60
S 2 1/03/1990 C 1 N E33
1 P N
8 N
3 N C49
4 E
4 E
2 P N
1 P N B53
8 P N S27
STEPt€NS, RON
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY NAMES
DELEGATION'S hELP SOUGHT ON PAROLE HEARINGS
HUNT, ROYAa, STEPHENS FILE TO KEEP SEATS
3 file: STEPHENS; SENATORS ROYALL, HUNT
da candidate's accusations refuted by court records
stephenson, richard lee (deceased)
broun pleads guilty to lesser offense
prosecutor: hem. with brim was necessary
STEVENS, mm (AHORNEY)
WASTE GROUP'S liCORMATION F'ROCEDUR'ES DRAW CRITICISM
SO^EONE TO UATCH OVER YOU?
AUTHORin OFFICIAL CRITICIZES Ifff^ORMATION PROCEDURES
HACK^EY LETTER ANSWER OK, PRESS LAWYER SAYS
PUBLIC DESERVES EQUAL TREATfCNT
STEVENS, WILLIAM (W^ICIAN)
STEVENS FAMILY SINffiR-S
STEVENSON, JOHN (DURHAM GERALD REPORTER)
DA OtfffilDATE'S ACCUSATI«« REFUTED BY COJRT RECORDS
STEWART, ANITA (PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY CO.)
SHAKESPEARE— WITH A '603 TWIST
STEWART, PEARSON H,
RESEARCH TRIANON FOMiATION VETS STEP DOWN; NOW PART-TIME CONSIXTANTS
STITH, DAVID W.
NAACP'S CHAMBERS APOLOGIZES TO STITH
STONE, RAYMOND A. (SANMILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE)
SENATOR PAYS HIS FILING FEE, FACES OPPONENT IN PRIMARY
WAKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN FILES FOR STATE SENATE IN DISTRICT 11
STONE, TED G.
N.C, REP. MIOWUX FILES; STONE PLANS BID FC« SENATE
WRIGHT, STOf€ ENTER RACES
STONE FILES FOR N.C. SENATE RACE
SMITH FILES IN DA RACE; BARRINGER MAY FILE MONDAY
STRAHM, DALE (COACH)
STRAttI LEAVES OCU POST, JmES OVER DUKE DEFENSE
STRAWBRIDGE, NELSON
LOSER STRAWBRIDGE OUTSPENT JENKINS BY $30,000 IN 1989
JENKINS SF-ENT LESS IN MAYOR'S CONTEST
NEW FRIENDS OF DURHAM REPORTS CONTRIBUTIONS OF $57,652 TO 7 CANDIDATES
GROUP SPENT $57,652 ON FALL ELECTION
STRICKLAND, FRANK (POLICE OFFICER)
THREE-«AN RACE FORMS FOR SHERIFF IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
STRICKLAND, WENICLL WADE
APPEALS COURT ALLOWS RAPE TRAUMA EVIDENCE
STKOM, RONALIi A.
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER MIXED-USE PROPOSAL
STUART, CHARLES (DECEASED)
DEPT. OF MACABRE
THE CRUELTY OF SILENT LIES
SULLIVAN, CHUCK
POETRY, SHORT STORIES PROVIDE COLORFUL SESSION FOR FRIENDS
SWENSON, CHUCK
BLUE DEVILS DaiVER GENTLE DRUBBING TO SWENSON 'S TRIBE
-DATE-
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
1/03/1990 D
1/04/1990 A
1/05/1990 C
1/15/1990 A
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H 2
H 2
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H 2
S 2
1/12/1990 A
1/12/1990 B
1/22/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/07/1990 B
1/15/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1/O4/1990 C
1/05/1990 C
1/17/1990 C
1/25/1990 B
1/18/1990 C
1/18/1990 A
1/31/1990 C
1/31/1990 A
1/27/1990 C
1/27/1990 B
1/30/1990 C
1/30/1990 C
1/13/1990 C
1/12/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/14/1990 D
1/18/1990 A
1/21/1990 D
1/23/1990 D
1 P N S82
1 N B53
1 N M25
4 E
1 P N M25
1 N M25
4 E
3 P P T44
4 L
3 P N
3 N K65
1 P N N36
1 P N H60
1 P N H60
1 P N S69
1 P N H65
1 P N
1 P N
H 2 1/12/1990 B 1 P N C49
1 C N R63
1 P N
1 H S69
1 N
1 N T33
1 N B53
1 N M70
4 E
4 E
3 P U H45
1 P N P52
SWINTON, LORRAINE VERtCTTA (DRUG CHARGES)
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1/01/1990 -
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1/31/1990
BY NAMES
POLICE L0G/AI»O ROBBERY OCCURS AFTER K£ST OPENS APT. DOOR
TATE, SAMUEL (dJDGE) „ „„„
CANDIDATE SMITH SAYS CHILD-SUPPORT ISSUE SHOU NOT CLOUD HIS CAMPAIGN
TAYLOR, A. HIWTER (ARTIST)
ARTS FOR ALL
TAYLOR, CECIL (JAZZ PIANIST)
JAZZ PIANIST TAYLOR IS A SADLY OVERLOOKED MASTER
TAYLOR, DAVID (F(K}€R CHAPa HILL TOWN MANAGER)
aWHBER SALARY TOO HIGH FOR 'UNQUALIFIED' PRESIDENT
TAYLOR, DAVID KEhP (ASSAILT SUSPECT)
PORTER DRAWS TWEE-YEAR SENTENCE FOR SERVICE-STATION ROBBERY
TENNYSON, NICK
2 DURHAM BUILDERS SW«E ASSOCIATION'S TOP AWARD
DEVELOPER'S PLAN SPARKS fCIGHT SPAT
TERRELL, BARBARA (ORANGE COWTY)
PENDERaWSS SEEKING THIRD ELECTION WIN
TERRELL SEEKS COUNTY SCHOOL BO/«D POST
TERRELL, JAMES (BASKETBALL PLAYER)
TERRELL'S 46 POINTS GUN DOWN UNICORNS, 77-67
LOJISBURG'S TERRELL F01R.S UP UNICORNS
THAJCS, PAUL
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR SITE lOATE BREWS
THOMAS, B<«BW?A COBB (POCKETBOOK STOLEN)
ALERT BAM<ER SAVES MOM'S PAYOCCK
PAYOCCK STOLEN FROM BAM< UttfiKER'S MOM NETS CHARtS
THOMAS, EDWARD St€R«AN (SHOOTING CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/PinSBORO MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT HOME IN DURHAM
THOMAS, R. P. "BO" SEN. (D-HENDERSON)
THOMAS FILES j QtMl READY TO ANNOUNCE
THOMPSON, CARL (CHAThWM COWTY COMMISSIOtCRS)
CHATWlM C0^«ISSI0^OS SET MINORITY BUSINESS GOALS
THOMPSON, DAVID
•DT' RETURNED TO REYNOLDS, BUT TAR HEaS STCLE THE SHOU
THOMPSON, JAMES "SWlG" (DECEASED)
FORMER BULLS PLAYER DIES
THOMPSON, MICKEY CHARLES (ARSON SUSPECT)
2 EX-DURHAM INMATES SETTLE JAIL SUIT
FORMER JAIL IIWATES WIN FEDERAL SUIT
THOMPSON, SHARON A.
MS. THOMPSON HANGS FIRE ON FILING, FUaiNG SPECULATION
REP. THOMPSON ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED
REPUBLICAN WASIBJ. IN COMMISSION RACE
TmMPSON BOWS OUT OF RACE
REP. THOMPSON IfflN'T RUN AGAIN; LUEBKE IS
DAVIS FILES FOR COWISSIONER RACE
IS T>£ LEGISLATURE A CLUB FOR RICH AND IDLE?
EXPLORING THE NATURE OF mRJW CAROLINA'S LEGISLATIVE BEAST
THOMY, AL
NCCU, A4T HEADING TO ^EUTRAL SITE
THORNBURG, LACY (N.C. AHORNEY GENERW.)
THE TRICKLE IF TttORY OF GAS PRICES
N E
P D
H 2
H 2
cm 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S
E
— DATE — C
1/17/1990 C
1/19/1990 B
1/22/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/17/1990 D
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
cm 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
cm 1
1/17/1990 D
1/24/1990 C
1/03/1990 A
1/03/1990 A
1/18/1990 B
1/18/1990 B
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I T
L Y
■PG L P BYL
1 P N M51
12 N S82
3 P P T44
6 B S66
4 J
9 N
4 P N
1 N C61
1 P N M70
3 N M20
3 P N IB5
3 N P52
cm 1 1/14/1990 A 1 P N M20
1/23/1990 A
1/25/1990 B
1/18/1990 C
1/30/1990 C
1/24/1990 A
1/21/1990 C
1/09/1990 B
1/22/1990 A
1/23/1990 B
1/04/1990 C
1/24/1990 C
1/24/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/26/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
1/27/1990 A
1/28/1990 F
1/31/1990 D
1/15/1990 A
1 N B53
5 N
1 P N ffil
3 N
1 P N M25
1 U M88
7 P
1 N B53
5 N S82
1 D N S69
1 N L40
1 P N
1 P N B35
1 P N S69
1 N
3 N
2 U L40
1 N
4 E
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LEGAL DRUGS NOT THE ANSUER, THORNBURG TEaS N.C. GROUP
THORNBURG SUIT ADDRESSES ISSUE OF ASBESTOS IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS
TIFFANY, CWtIS
MAN SAYS PaiCE RACIAUY MOTIVATED IN STOFf ING HIH
FtlLICE STOP BASED ON SKIN COLOR DRAWS POTEST
TILLEY, ANTHONY THOMAS (SHOOTING CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/PinSBORO MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT HOME IN DURHAM
POLICE LOG/MAN INJUKO IN ROBBERY TRY
FaiCE LOG/MAN ARRESTED IN PIZZA HUT SHOOTING
SECOND MAN IS ARRESTEB FOR SHOOTING AT PIZZA HUT
TILLEY, ARTHUR MICHAa (MURI£R, ROBBERY CHARGES)
F13LICE LOG/MAN iWESTED IN PIZZA HUT SHOOTIfffi
SECOND mi IS ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING AT PIZZA HUT
TILLEY, DENNIS WAYNE <D«I)
POLICE LOG/ICE CREAM STORE fmm)
TILLEY, JEFF (ICE SKATER)
TILLEYS: HAVE ICE SKATES, WILL TRA\€L S
ICE SKATING IS NOT JUS! FOR NORTHERNERS ANYMOR-E S
TILLEY, MICHELLE (ICE SKATER)
TILLEYS : HAVE ICE SKATES, WILL TRAVEL S
ICE SKATING IS NOT ,AJST fGR NORTHERNERS ANYMORE S
TIMBERLAKE, BOB
TIMBERLAKE VaUME SHOWS 'THE WAY THINGS USED TO BE' H
TITUS, KEWETH C.
JUDGES JOHNSON, TITUS FILE H
LABARRE OUT, TITUS IN AS CHIEF JUDGE S
LABARRE OUSTED AS DUWAM'S CHIEF JUDGE AFTER VERBAL JABS AT HIGH COURT.. H
LABARRE, TITUS SAY EXUM'S ACTION CAME AS SURPRISE H
LABARRE^S RtMOVAL SURF'RISES OFFICIALS S
BEE IN A POUDERO WIG H
TITUS TACKLES DISTRICT COURT EFFICIENCY H
TOLER, STEVE
FWfE FAILURE CUTS BUSINESS "LIFELINE' S
TOMICH, BRANISLAV (COMEDIAN)
'DANGEROJS BUFFOONERY' H 2
•DANGEROJS BUFFOONERY,' 1-MAN SHOW, AT DUKE S 2
TOMS, JOHN WARREN (TRAFFIC CHAR13E)
DURHAM MAN KILLED IN ROXBORO ACCIDENT S 2
TOOMER, RICHARD LEE
HELMS SENTENCED FOR ROBBERY, ASSAULT H 2
TORAIN, BENJAMIN L. (LARCENY CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/GUNMAN TAKES $400 FRIM MAN WALKING HIS DOG H 2
TROPSHA, YELENA
'PERESTROIKA' CAN ALSO MEAN DANGER, SOVIET IMMIGRANT SAYS H 2
TUCHI, BEN J. DR.
UNC FACES t2.8 MILLION BUDGET CUT CHH 1
TURKEL, STACY
PATIENCE, LOVE... P(«ANOIA CHH 1
UMSTEAD, GEOR'GE B.
MASONIC AF'R-ON S 2
UPCHURCH, JAMES BARLEH III (MURDER CONVICTION)
FORMER STUr£NT AT N.C. STATE CONVICTED OF MURDER, BURGLARY H 2
-DATE-
1/24/1990 A
1/31/1990 D
1/26/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
1/18/1990 C
1/20/1990 C
1/27/1990 C
1/27/1990 B
1/27/1990 C
1/27/1990 B
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I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
1/23/1990 D
1/23/1990 D
1/23/1990 D
1/23/1990 D
1/04/1990 C
1/13/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/30/1990 C
1/05/1990 D
1/12/1990 B
1/10/1990 B
1/05/1990 B
1/04/1990 C
1/09/1990 B
1/10/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/01/1990 C
1/25/1990 B
N R63
N C61
P N M51
N R63
N C47
N B53
N C47
N B53
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N M51
5 P N M06
5 P N M06
5 P N M06
5 P N M06
1/07/1990 D 3 P U H45
1 N S69
1 P N B53
1 P N S82
1 N 382
1 N B53
4 E
1 P N S82
2 1/16/1990 B 1 P N
8 P P
5 N
8 N
1 N M51
1 P N K65
1 N S17
3 P N
8 P P T44
4 P N
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/ANNUAL
1/01/1990 -
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BY NAMES
-DATE-
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UPCHURCH GETS DEATH SENTENCE; SAYS fC'LL TAKE LIFE BY FASTING
VALENTINE, I. T. "TIM" JR. (NASHVILLE)
VALENTIIC SAYS HIS 'SENIORITY' GOOD REASON FOR RE-ELECTION
MICHAUX, OT)€RS FILE FOR POSTS
MlCWmX, OTHERS FILE FOR F'OSTS
VALENTIhE: LOVIER TENSIONS MEAN LESS KFENSE SPENDING
VALENTINE FILES, BEGINS CAMPAIGN FOR 5TH TERM
Wi^TINE, PRICE KT Hia) MARKS
VALVANO, JIM
SHERIDAN PAID Hia€ST SALARY IN NC SYSTEM
VANHORN, KEITH ROBERT (ARSm CHARI^S)
mm GETS 12 YEARS, SUSF'ENDED, IN FIREBOMBING
VAUGHAN, GARY THOMAS JR. (MWJDER CHARGE)
SON CHARGED WITH KILLING FATHER
SON CHARGED WITH KILLING FATHER
VAUGHAN REQUESTS REDUCED CHAR13ES/S0N ACCUSED OF KILLING FATHER
VAUGHAN 1ST DEGREE l«DER CHARGE DROPFOi
VAUGHAN, GARY TW3MAS SR. (MUyjER VICTIM)
SON CHARGED WITH KILLING FATHER
SON CHARGED WITH KILLING FATHER
VAUGHAN REQUESTS RERJCED CHARGES/SON ACCUSED OF KILLING FATHER
VAUGttW 1ST I€GREE VURISR CHARGE DROPPED
VERNON, MARY DR.
DURHAM CANNOT WT«y) TO LOSE TEEN-LIW PR0GRW1
VINE, RAYMOND LEE (DRUG OVERDOSE)
DURHAM mt, 21 IS FOUND DEAD; BROTf€R CRITICAL
OVERDOSE CAUSES PROBED/OF KJRHAM BROTHERS
POLICE LOG/DETECTIVES HAVE SUSPECT IN STABBING
VINE, WALTER Ifm (DECEASED)
DUR-HAM MAN, 21 IS FOUND DEAD; BROTfCR CRITICAL
OVERmSE CAUSES FTOBED/OF DURHAM BROT}ERS
POLICE LOG/DETECTIVES WiVE SUSPECT IN STABBING
VITALE, DICK (ESPN SPORTS COMMENT AT(»)
LOVE THOSE CAI€RON CRAZIES, BABY!
VON STEIN, LEITH PETER (MURDER VICTIM)
FORMER STUDENT AT N.C. STATE CONVICTED CF MURDER, BURGLARY
UPCH»M:H gets death sentence; says >£'LL take LIFE BY FASTING
WADDEU, aJILFORD T. Ill
WADDELL aiENTS SEEK INSTITUTION
UNC SEEKS TO FETURN WADDELL DONATIONS
REVIVED WESTCOURT TO TARGET 'UF'SCALE' MARKET— DEVELOPER
WADE, DENNIS JAMES (DRW3 CiWGE)
POLICE IW/mSj POSSESSION CHARGE FILED
WADE, ELLEN (APT. FIRE) ( INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE)
POLICE PROBE CRIMINAL CHAR-GES IN WED. FIRt
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN FIRE DEATH OF 2-YEAR-OLr
CHARGES PENDING IN CHILU'S DEATH
WOMAN SERVED WARRANTS
2 WHO POLED GIRL FROM FIRE HONORED
WADE, TIFFANY (SURVIVED HOUSE FIRE) (DECEASED)
TODDLER SAVED FROM BLAZE
2 WHO PULLED GIRL FROM FIRE HONORED
WAINURIGHT, STEPtCN (ZOOLOGIST)
DUKE SCIENTIST FLIPS OVER MARLIN'S AMAZING BACKBONE
H 2 1/31/1990 A 1 N
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 2
CHH 2
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
1/17/1990 C
1/17/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/23/1990 B
1/31/1990 C
N
N H65
N E33
N E33
N L40
N
H 2 1/17/1990 D 3 N
H 2 1/03/1990 D 8 N S82
1/04/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/08/1990 B
1/08/1990 A
1/11/1990 C
1/08/1990 B
1/08/1990 A
1/11/1990 C
1/25/1990 B
1/31/1990 A
1/01/1990 A
1/01/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1 P N IC7
1 P N M70
1 P N H70
1 P N M70
1 P N W57
1 P N M70
1 P N M70
1 P N M70
H 2 1/08/1990 A 4 L
1 N M51
1 N
1 N M51
1 N M51
1 N
1 N M51
H 2 1/28/1990 D 2 P P L38
4 P N
1 N
1 P N M70
1 N M70
1 N M70
cm 1 1/11/1990 A 8 N
3 N M70
3 N M70
3 N M70
3 N
1 P N M70
1 P N M70
1 P N M70
S 2 1/11/1990 C 1 N
WAU-ER, JEFF (WRESTLER)
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY NAMES
WiXER LIVES UP TO HIS POTEhTTKy.
WALKER, LEROY T. m.
AL BlBi£R LliES NCAA TRACK TO DLIKE
TRACK f€rr coulu be big win for WWf^
LET'S mi T}£ RACES fCRE
WALKER, RUSSELL (SENATOR)
h*M SAYS S>€ UILL STEP DOW
PARTY TO PICK f£XT SENATOR
WALKER TO SEEK 9TH TERM
WALKER WPOSES WASTE FACILIH
m±, t©«5Y (St«T IN BUTTOCKS)
PtLICE LCH3/Wy€D ROBBERY XOIK AFTER O^ST OPENS APT. WDOR
WARD, J. RA^axaJt^
m^ FILES FOR APPE/y.S COJRT RACE
milHG, MICHELLE
CENTER STA(£
COUNTY'S FIRST 1990 BABY, MOM BOTH DOING WELL AFTER EfB«£NCY CAESARIAN
WARING, WALTER
CENTER 3TA(£
COMY'S FIRST 1990 BABY, MOM BOTH DOING ;€LL AFTER EfCRGENCY CAESARIAN
WASBELL, JOYCE
REPUBLICAN JOYCE UASrCLL CANDIDATE FOR C0»1ISSICB€R
REPUBLIC/W WASrai IN CtMIISSION RACE
WASHINGTON, DWADY (ARSON CWrf«£S)
IWMfW GETS 12 YEARS, SUSPEfffO, IN FIREBOMBING
WASHINGTON, VALC«A
DA CANIHIiATE'S ACCUSATIONS REFUTHi BY COURT RECORDS
CWIO ,XJM£ ORICRS SMITH TO PAY $6,000 IN CHILCi SLiPFtlRT
WASHINGTON, WALTER "WOfllAN"
WITER 'WOJTttN' UASHHffiTON IN CONCERT
WATKINS, (WUREU JACKSC»< (DECEASED)
A.J. WATKINS aWffiSCW ^ i¥*RIA PAFJ1AM
WATKINS, WILLIAM T. (ICCEASED)
yWCE-GRAWILLE COmJNITY COLLEGE ENBOU€NT FUND EXCEEIS $500,000
WATSOJ, DEWAYfC KEVIN (ASSAU.T CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/?«N ARRESTHi FCft ASSAU.TI/« TW£E (FFICERS
WATSON, RODNEY (CHAFH. HILL FIREFKSITER)
2 WHO PULLED GIRL FROM FIRE KONOREL
WATTS, ANIRE
CWyiN IS Sftms IN WAHS' HAND
COMPELLING, STYLISH MfS. WATTS PLAYS 'fWSIC CF THE AfflSaS'
l€AST, JERRY D. DR.
WEAST SEEKS tl20 MILLION IN EONDS (CCTRECTED)
tl20 MILLION PRIDPOSED FOR COMY SCWXL BUILHINGS
CLARIFICATION
SCHOOL a<S BUILDIf«3 PLAN
COUNTY FACES BIG RESJESTS
SYSTEM 'TAKING STEP'S' TO HANDLE COhfLAINTS
STATE PRAISES DW<HAM SCHCXL PLAN
ICAVER, CmRLES H.
STATE PRAISES DURHAM SCHOOL FIAN
S 2
S 2
H 2
cm 1
a* 1
CHH 1
cm 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
cm 1
S
E
—DATE — C
1/13/1990 B
1/16/1990 C
1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
1/31/1990 C
1/02/1990 B
1/03/1990 C
1/02/1990 B
1/03/1990 C
1/24/1990 C
1/24/1990 A
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L Y
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2 P N A76
1 P U D18
4 E
4 E
1 P N M25
1 P N M25
1 P N C^2
3 P N M25
1 P N 161
5 N
1 P P T37
1 P N C60
1 P P T77
1 P N C60
1 P N
1 P N
H 2 1/03/1990 D 8 N S82
1/15/1990 A
1/25/1990 B
1/26/1990 D
1/08/1990 B
1/20/1990 C
1/03/1990 C
1/30/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/18/1990 B
1/10/1990 A
1/11/1990 C
1/11/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/19/1990 B
1/27/1990 A
4 L
1 P N S82
20 P P
6
1 C N H60
1 P N ,n51
1 P N H70
6 P R L59
12 R CSS
1 N Yll
1 N C47
2 N
1 M Yll
4 E
1 N Yll
1 N Yll
S 2 1/27/1990 A 1 N Yll
WEBB, CARL P.
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CHAMBER, i«MBER COMPANY SQUARE OFF
lOB, MEN A
COUNTRY aUB ICATHERED THE GREAT DEPRESSION
DURHAM'S CARR HELPED FOUND FAI«US COASTAL RESORT
SALTY LAU DEAN SH(KKED PIOUS DUKE, ATTACKED STATUS QUO
WEEKS, JAfES EDWARD (W)I)
ASSISTANT DISTRICT AHORtCY IN.M5ED IN ACCIICNT SUNDAY
FACIf« DUI CHARGE, ASSISTANT D.A. RESIGNS
UEEMS, RENITA DR.
KING'S DAY CELEBRATION IS PLANICD
UEIS, GAIL (ASSISTiWT D.A.)
ASSISTANT D.A. SAYS FIGHTING FOR CHILDREN IS REWARDING
WELTER, JOt*(
DUKE chapel: a DIVIIC ALTER-NATIVE to LANDFILL?
BY ANY 0Tf€R NA^E, T}£Y'RE STILL PERFUMES
PERHAPS 'SOUTfCRN' MOSOUE WOULD FIT BETTER
A QUIET WEEKEND AT T^£ BEACH
WENGER, RALPH
SURVEY COfMITTEE PREPARES PROPOSAL
tWICHARD, WILLIS P. (JUDGE)
WHICJWRD, BELL PLAN RE-ELECTION BIDS; MS. HERON, CARR FILE
2 SEEK RE-ELECTION
COMMISSIONER RECKHOW ^EKS SECOND TERM
WHICKER, CURTIS RAY JR, (HILLSBOROUGH) (DECEASED)
GRAyETTE ICARING EXPECTED WITHIN DAYS, D.A. SAYS
COURT RELEASES CONFESSED KILLER
VICTIMS' FAMILIES ANGRY AT DECISION
FREED KILLER TO BE TREATO IN lOWAM
FREED GRAVETTE NOT .AJST— FOX
WHITE, ANTONIO NATHAN (Tt€FT CHARGE)
POLICE LOG/WOMAN, T7, FATALLY INJURED CROSSING STREET
POLICE LOG/DETECTIVES HAVE SUSPECT IN STABBING
IWITE, ERIC (BUFJIED IN FIRE)
FIRE RAZES FERRELL ROAD STORAGE SHED
WITE, JESSE L. JR. (SOUTHERN (3?0WTH POLICIES BOARD)
'THIhK TAf*;' DIRECTOR l«MED HARVARD FELLOW
UHITE, JOSH JR. (MUSICI/W)
JOHN FAHEY/XSH bWITE JR.-ONE ACT HITS, THE OTHER MISSES
WHITE, NAT JR. (HAYTI DEVELOPMENT CORP.)
CITY REJECTS LOAN, FAVORS LEASING hCRITAtX SQUARE
COVERAGE STYMIES HAYTI
NAT WHITE JR. A TCP FINALIST FOR VEm, POST
miTE IN LI^E FOR iCU JOB IN TENNESSEE
WHITE, NATWANia B. SR. (SERVICE PRINTING CO.)
COVERAGE STYMIES HAYTI
UHITE, TOM (DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE)
INCREASING RATE OF RTP NEWCOMERS CHOOSING DURHAM HOMES
WHITE, TOM S. JR.
tCRALD CO. NAICS COLE AS DIRECTOR
WHITMORE, MARY JACOBS DR.
EXTENSION PRtJGRAMS TO AID EMPLOYEES AT HOME, WORK
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/31/1990 A 1 N S69
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 2
cm 1
m\ 1
cm 1
1/01/1990 C
1/15/1990 C
1/29/1990 C
1/22/1990 B
1/23/1990 B
1/11/1990 B
1/28/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
H 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
S 2
cm 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
1/10/1990 C
1/10/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/20/1990 C
1/21/1990 A
1/10/1990 C
1/11/1990 C
1/11/1990 C
1/17/1990 D
1/16/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/26/1990 C
1/05/1990 A
1/21/1990 B
1/10/1990 A
1/30/1990 C
1 P V
1 D U
1 P U
1 N M51
1 N M51
6 N
1 P N S82
4 U
4 U
4 U
4 U
cm 1 1/01/1990 A 1 N C62
1 D N 369
1 P N
1 P N H65
1 P N M70
1 P N M70
1 N W57
1 P N
3 P N W57
1 P N M51
1 N M51
1 N
9 N K65
6 R H90
1 N R63
4 L
1 P N S69
1 N
4 L
1 N C60
3 N
1 N H65
WHin, CHARLES (ROBBERY VICTIM)
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MAN HELD IN HOCUTT RD. ROBBERY
POLICE L(K/PinSK)RO KAN Qtf*:(SJ IN ROBBERY AT HOC IN HJmf^
twin, DON (CHATHAM COOTY SfCRIFF'S DEF'T.)
F£ECE MAKES STATE SENATE BID OFFICIAL
UILCER, L. Baxaj« (VIRGINIA)
MA. INAU5W<AL SIGN Of KXmCRN ^£ALIMG
WILIER, TTOMAS (CHILD MOLESTATION CHi^SE)
yiLDER (SETS 15-YEAR TERM FOR ASSAIAT
CHILL SEX CfFENSE ^£TS 15-YEAR TERM
WILXER'SON, ROOSEVELT REV.
LETTER T<«££TS BLACK LEAffiRS
OFFICERS PATROL KING BAN(3LET
POaCE PROBE LETTER PROPAGANDA LIfff:
yiLLHOIT, MW
AUTHtS^ITY OFTl ClfL CRITICIZES Iff CRmTION P-R'OCEIiUSES
HACKNEY LETTER ANStER OK, PRESS LAWYER SAYS
UILLHOIT (•mJES TAPING hWY 'CHILL' (XESTIWS
WILLI(i«S, ETDIE (^iMER CHAR(£)
FttlCE LOG/UCMAN STABBED TO I£ATH StMWY DURINffi ARIjLWNT
MAN CHARGED UITH MURIO
WOMAN DIED FROM WCXM) TO f€R ^£iWT
WILLIAMS, GARY (COACH)
GARY WILLIfVIS TO TAP TERPS' POTENTI/^.?
WILLIAMS, (£[M3E (BASKETBALL COACH)
WILLIAMS BUILDS HILLSIIC GIRLS INTO PAC-6 LEADER
WILLIAMS, JOEL (D«DEN'S MOBILE WM. PffSO
DEM RESORTS TO FIf£ AGAIfJST CARICNS Ol*ER
I^ALTH (FFICIiy.S UR(£ IfCRf ASE i^ INSfECTICWS
CARICNS h£I(jHBCRS GROW FRUSTRATED WITH CfFICI/^S
WILLIAMS, JMm "RED"
WILLIi:^ RECANTS, TO STAY ON COIWCIL
WILLIAMS INTENDS TO FINISH TERM
WILLIAMS, MICt€LLE I£NIC£ (DECEASED)
POLICE LOG/UOM(W STABBED TO I£ATH SUNDAY DUR1W3 («(aji£NT
}VH CHAR-GED WITH ^MiER
w^m DIED nm iOMi to icr heart
WILLIAMS, RONALD DAVID (IRUG CW>R(X)
nOJNSHIfC, mXS LEAD TO («RESTS IN Ab^lAtCE
WILLI/WS, SCOn (BASKETBALL)
WiaiAMS ^CLPS hCELS SHAKE SLUMP
WILSON, BARRY
DU<E'S BARRY WILSON IS MYSTERY fWJ
DLJ<E FCBDTBrtJ. GETS NEW STii«T IN 1990
WILSON, K)B (HERALD W!ITER)
HERALD INTRODUCES 'LWI'vERSIH PAGE' SECOND FRONT SIM^Y
IVY TCWER
WILSON, tWNA .^/VCTTE (IftUG, OTHER VARiaiS CHARGES)
KLICE. L(X3/R£STAURANT DPLOYEES ROBE£D
WILSW, ELIZABETH
a;iENCE MIXES WITH AGRICLITURE IN f€W PRCSiAM AT .CRBW »lBi
WILSON, JOHWY WAYfC (ROBBERY CHARGE)
ESCAPED GRANVILLE P-RLSCNER STILL BEING StX^KT
N E
P D
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
CW 1
CW 1
C* 1
CW 1
cm 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
£ 2
S 2
cm 2
cm 2
cm 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S
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1/18/1990 C
cm 1 1/04/1990 A
cm 1 1/17/1990 A
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1 N B53
1 P N i-Sl
3 P N M25
4 E
1/31/1990 A
1/^1/1990 C
1/13/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1/22/1990 B
1/22/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/12/1990 C
1/24/1990 D
1/07/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/C7/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
l/22/'1990 B
1/22/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/08/1990 B
1/15/1990 D
1/01/1990 D
1/C8/199C A
1/27/1990 C
1/28/1990 C
l/'30/1990 C
1/03/1990 A
1/26/1990 C
6 N
1 N
1 N W57
1 N M25
3 N
1 P N M25
1 N M25
1 P N M25
1 N M51
3 N
3 N B53
1 P U F25
1 P N A76
1 P N M20
1 N M20
2 P N M20
1 N C61
2 P N
1 N (61
3 N
3 N B53
7 N T33
3 P U F25
3 P U D18
4 E
1 N
1 U
1 N M51
1 P N YU
1 P N B53
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WILSW, PEGGY (ROCKINWAM CO.)
AL/lMANCE COHHISSIONER SEEKS RE-ELECTION
UILSON, yERNON F. "BW«Y" (ARMED ROBBERY CHARGES)
GRANVILLE PRISOfCR ESCAPES IN DURHAM
FaiCE LOG/PRISONER ESC/«^S IN DO(*ITOW
ESCAPED GRANVILLE PRISONER STILL BEING SOJGHT
Wlffi^, BRYAN (RALEIGH BANKER)
RALEIGH BAM<ER TO RECEIVE (WRROI FROM ENGLISH DONOR
mJF, BERT (FOOD CRITIC)
THII«ING THIN
UOLFE, JACK
N.C, REP. MICHAUX FILES; STONE PLANS BID FOR SENATE
kOLFF, MILES
NO bill: JAPA^£SE GROJP INTERESTED IN DURHAM FRANCHISE
UOMBLE, A.J. (UNC-CH POLICE OFFICER)
UNC OFFICERS WIN PROMOTIONS, BACK PAY
WOMBLE, UILLIAM DEVOIC (BREAKING AND ENTERING)
TEEN ENTERS KJILTY PLEA IN ROBBERY OF PIZZA HUT
ROBBER PAYS VICTIM FROM DAMAGES
OTHER SETTLEfENTS DUE
MAN WHO WON JAIL SUIT LOSES REST OF MONEY
2 EX-WJRHAM INMATES SETTLE JAIL SUIT
woorsoN, jm c. (wao robbery char(xs)
MAN GETS 20 YEARS FOR ROBBERY, AHACK
ROBBER PAYS VICTIM FROM DAMAGES
OTHER SETTLDENTS WE
URENN, ROLLAND
F(K THESE 'O-D' CREATU^S, T\€1R HABITS DIE EVEN HARDER
THEY DON'T CALL IT CATBRIER BECAUSE IT PURRS
ROTTEN COLLARBS GET 1990 OFF TO A BAD START
COMPARISON MIGHT OFFEND MAN'S BEST FRIEND
COFFEE-SEX LINK CL(XJDS SUNNY hCfEFRONT
WRIGHT, DICK (CHAMBER (F COmERCE PRESIDENT)
EDUCATION IS WRmn'S TOP CONCERN
WRIGHT, JACKSON T.
WRIGHT, STO^E ENTER RACES
INSURANCE EXECUTIVE WRIGHT ENTERS COMMISSIOfERS RACE
WRIGHT, JW1E3 "SHORTY" (SHOOTING SUSPECT/DIED IN FIRE)
A YEAR LATER, DEADLY QUEEN ST. FIRE STILL A MYSTERY
WRIGHT, RONALD CECIL (SHOOTING CHAR(£)
2ND Win IS CHARGED IN ASSAU.T ON OFFICERS
POLICE LOG/MEN TURN SaVES IN
UU, LAURENCE REGINALD DR.
WOMAN WANTED CESAREAN BIRTH; ALLEGES TWO DOCTOR'S NEGLIGENT
H 1 1/18/1990 C 1 N H60
S 2 1/25/1990 B
H 2 1/26/1990 C
S 2 1/26/1990 C
H 2 1/24/1990 B
H 2 1/07/1990 E
H 2 1/18/1990 C
H 2 1/24/1990 D
■ - CHH 1 1/17/1990 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
UYLIE, GEORGE JR. VR,
CITY ASSISTA^fT SUPERINTENDENT WYLIE FINALIST FOR TOP ADMINISTRATIVE POST H
SECRECY WON'T SOLVE AHENDANCE PROBLEM S
DHS ATTENDANCE FIGURES DON'T ADD UP S
WYNN, PHAIL JK, VR,
OJRHAM TECH HITS RECORD EhTOLUCNT S
YOU, KWAN-SA
COURT REINSTATES FIRED ICCTOR'S SUIT AGAINST DUKE H
1/03/1990 D
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/06/1990 B
1/22/1990 A
2 1/05/1990 C
2 1/05/1990 A
2 1/05/1990 A
1/03/1990
1/10/1990
1/17/1990
1/24/1990
1/31/1990
1/18/1990 A
1/19/1990 C
1/30/1990 C
1/31/1990 C
1/23/1990 B
1/24/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/31/1990 C
1/17/1990 C
1 P N B53
1 N N36
1 P N B53
4 P N
1 P N S56
1 P N S69
1 P N M83
1 P N S17
8 N
1 N B53
1 N B53
1 N S82
1 N B53
1 N B53
1 N B53
4 U
4 U
4 U
4 U
4 U
S 2 1/03/1990 A 1 N £33
1 P N H65
1 D N
H 2 1/15/1990 B 1 N iCl
1 N B53
1 N M51
H 2 1/24/1990 C 1 N S32
1 P N C47
4 E
1 N Yll
1 P N E33
1 N L40
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UOMAN WANTED CESffim BIRTH; ALLEGES TWD lOCTORS NEGLIGENT
ElUmjS FELL TWfflUGH CRACKS, SfCRMAN SAYS
FAVORITISM A PROBLEM, NOT R/ttISM, ZWIGA SAYS
H 2 1/24/1990 C I N S82
cm 1
cm 1
1/24/1990 A 1 P N S17
1/24/1990 A 1 P N S17
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AIDS
SEE ACQUIRED IMMU^E DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
AIDS COmJNITY RESIDENCE ASSXIATION
SEE ALSO AIDS SERVICES PROJECT
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, DURHAM CASES
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO KJMELESS SHELTER
ACRA HOUSE REINFORCES LIFE FOR AKS-PATIENTS RESIDENTS
ARC PATIENT SEES SO MUCH HE MUST DO
TUGGING AT YOUR 'HEART STRINGS'
AIDS SERVICES PROJECT
SEE ALSO AIDS COMMUNITY RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, DURHAM CASES
TUGGING AT YOIS? 'HEART STRINGS'
AMTRAK
SEE ALSO THE CAROLINIAN
INSIGHT/FINALLY, AMTRAK MOVES IN RIGHT DIRECTION
AMTRAK BACK ON TRACK TO DURHAM
AMTRAK PLANS PASSENGER SERVICE TO DURHAM
GEHING RAILROADED OUT OF TOWN
DURHAM TRAIN STOP NEEDS WROVEMENTS
AMTRAK WILL GO BANKRUPT IF BUSH BUDGET CUT APPROVED
TRANSIT FUNDS CUT MAY DAMAGE ENVIRONMENT
AZT (AZIDOTHYMIt€)
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
HOSPITAL APPROVES AIDS DRUG PROGRAM
NO DECLINE IN AZT SALES ANTICIPATED, SAY BURROUGHS WELLCOME OFFICIALS
ABORTION
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO N.C. RIGHT-TO-LIFE, INC.
SEE ALSO ROE VS. WADE
PRO-CHOICE CELEBRATION SET MONDAY
UNBIASED POLLS SHOU MAJORITY UANT ABORTIONS TO BE RESTRICTED
ABORTION, N.C.
PRO-CHOICE CELEBRATION SET MONDAY
1,000 ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS RALLY AT STATE CAPITOL
ABUSEIi UOMEN
SEE BATTERED UOMEN
ACADEMIC FREEDOM
TENURE RULING UPSETS DUKE OFFICIAL
TENURE RULING UP-SETS DUKE OFFICIAL
TEfWRE ANTI-CONFIDENTIALITY RULIfffi GETS MIXED REVIEWS IN DURHAM
TENURE RULING IS WRONG
ACADEMIC TENURE
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION
JEmWE RULING UPSETS DUKE OFFICIAL
TENURE RULING UPSETS WJKE OFFICIAL
TENURE ANTI-CONFIDENTIALITY RIJLING GETS MIXED REVIEWS IN DURHAM
TB'RJRE RULING IS WRONG
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, DURHAM (INCLUDES RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT)
PLANE MAKES BELLY LANDING AT RDU
CRASH LANDING
ACCIDE^n^s, auto, chapel hill
SEE ALSO ACCIIOITS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
ambulance collides with CAR, TRUCK
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DUR'HAM
see ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, DURHAM
H 2 1/21/1990 B
H 2 1/22.'1990 B
H 2 1/25/1990 A
CHH 1
H 2
1 P Q N36
1 P Q N36
6 P N S56
H 2 1/25/1990 A 6 P N S56
1/21/1990 D
1/23/1990 A
1/24/1990 C
1/26/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/19/1990 C
2 1/25/1990 A
2 1/25/1990 B
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A
1 D F
1 P N C41
N R63
E
E
N C61
1 N S17
1 N r60
H 2 1/21/1990 B 7 N W60
S 2 1/30/1990 A 4 L
H 2 1/21/1990 B 7 N U60
H 2 l/22y'1990 B 1 N
S 2 1/09/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/09/1990 A 1 N YU
H 2 1/14/1990 B 1 N N36
H 2 1/20/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/09/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/09/1990 A 1 N Yll
H 2 1/14/1990 B 1 N N36
H 2 1/20/1990 A 4 E
1 P N
1 P P
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1/31/1990
S U B J E
UEST aUB COaiSION
WFfCK HURTS 2 ON MIAMI BLVD.
TWO PEOFIE INJURED IN BUTNER CAR-TRUCK WRECK
TWO-CAR COLLISION
UEST MAIN WRECK
ASSISTANT DISTRICT AHORNEY INJURED IN ACCKCNT SUNDAY
ASSISTANT DA INJURED IN WRECK
NO-PARKING_ZONE
POLICE LOG/3 INJURED IN TR1JCK, CAR COLLISION
ASSISTANT DA RESIGNS IN FACE OF tWI CHARISE
WRECK TOTALS FtJRSCHE
POLICE LOG/2 TRUCKS, CAR PILE UP AT 1-85 INTERSECTION
CAR, TT^ACTOR-TRAILER TANGLE
WOMAN CHARGED AFTER CAR aiPS
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ACCIIOrrS, auto, DUR'HAM
SEE TRAFFIC DEATHS, DURHAM
ACCireNTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CHAPEL HILL
FORMER MAYOR IN WRECK
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H
2
1/02/1990 B
5 P P T32
S
2
1/02.'1990 B
1 N
H
1
1/03/1990 C
1 P P K30
H
2
1/15/1990 B
1 P P
H
2
1/22/1990 B
1 P P K30
H
2
1/22/1990 B
1 N M51
S
9
1/22.'1990 A
8 N
S
n
1/22/1990 C
1 P P MO
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1 N M51
S
n
1/23/1990 C
1 N
H
2
1/24/1990 C
1 P P
H
n
1/24/1990 C
1 N M51
H
2
1/28/1990 B
1 P P C45
H
2
1/29/1990 B
2 N
CHH 1 1/30/1990 A 1 P P L38
ACCIDEfJTS, CHILDIO
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GUNS
CHILD MAY HAVE STARTED BLAZE
ACCIDENTS, FIRES
SEE FIRES, WJRHAM
ACCIDENTS, GUNS
SEE ACCirCNTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE CHILDREN, GUNS
ACCIDENTS, PEDESTRIAN
POLICE LOG/2 MEN BEAT OWNER OF VILLAGE TV
ACCIIOTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE ALSO CHIUiREN, GUNS
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS, N.C.
GUN-ALCOHOL MIX F'ROVES DEAIIY
ACCIDENTS, TRACTOR-TRAILER
SEE ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
ACCIDQ'JTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
CAR, TRACTOR-TRAILER TANGLE
ACID RAIN
ACID RAIN THREATENS STATE FLOWER OF N.C.
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO AZT (AZIDOTHYMINE)
SEE ALSO HIV VIRUS
SEE ALSO SEXUALLY TRANSMIHED DISEASES
SEE ALSO U.S. AIDS COMMISSIO^J
NO INCLINE IN AZT SALES ANTICIPATED, SAY BURROUGHS WELLCOME OFFICIALS
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDTOME, DURHAM CASES
SEE ALStl AIDS COMMUf^ITY RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AIDS SERVICES PROJECT
ACRA HOUSE REINFORCES LIFE FOR AIDS-PATIENTS RESIDENTS
ARC PATIENT SEES SO MUCH HE MUST DO
DURHAM COUNH DELAYS DRUG-IJSER'S' NEEDLE PLAN
ACQUIRED IMMW^ DEFICIENCY SYNHROME, N.C. CASES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. HOSPITALS, Air6
DURHAM GETS AIDS GRANT FOR DRUG USERS
CHH 1 1/06/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/21/1990 B 1 N M51
H 2 1/28/1990 B 1 N M51
1/28/1990 B 1 P K C45
1/19/1990 C
N C60
H 2 1/21/1990 B 1 P Q N36
H 2 1/22/1990 B 1 P Q N36
S 2 1/31/1990 A 1 N H65
S 2 1/19/1990 A 1 N H65
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TUGGING AT YOUR 'HEART STRINGS'
ACQUIRED IHMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, U.S. CASES
MORE mmi SAID GEHING AIDS
ADARON GROUP INC.
ADARWS ABRAM DENIES INSIDE INFORMATION CHARGE
ADDICTION
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
WOMEN FIGHTING ADDICTIONS TELL THEIR STORIES
ADOLESCENCE, PREGNANCY
SEE PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
ADOPTION
SEE ALSO FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF BLACK CHILDREN
FAMILIES TO ADOPT BLACK CHILDREN AT PREMIUM
ADULT EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL CWfMUNITY COLLEGE, AULIT BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HI6^ER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATIWJ
STUDDfTS UHO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SER'MONS IN SIGN LANGUAGE SPREAD WORD OF THE LORD
ADVERTISI^«; COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
CHAMBER, MEMBER COMPANY SQUARE OFF
ADVISORY BUDGET COIflllSSION
SEE N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
AFRICAN-AMERICAN DANCE EfOEMBLE
KWANZAA CELEBRATION BRINGS ARICAN DANCING TO DURHAM
KUANZAA FESTIVAL, RECORD CROWD [iRUM IN NEW YEAR
AGED
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
AIRLINES, TAXES
DON'T HIKE AIR TRAVEL TAX
AIRPLANES, "NEAR MISSES"
CRASH LANDING
AIRPORTS, U.S.
AIRPORT SHOULD BE SOLD TO PRIVATE INTERESTS-STUDY REPORTS
AIRWAVES (COLUMN)
COMICS RIDE RADIO
WRDU, WFXC TIEi/STATIONS RATE
WRDU, UQCK ARE THE OVERALL FAVORITES/ARBITRt)N RATINGS
FATE Of CALL-IN SHOWS STILL UP IN THE AIR/CALLED OFF?
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIOfJS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE SHERIFF FILES FOR ELECTION, FACES GOP OPPOSITION
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONER SEEKS RE-ELECTION
ALAMANCE COUNTY DISTRICT AHORNEY, ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE COUNTY DA SEEhCING RE-ELECTION
SUBJECTS
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H 2
1/25/1990 A
6 P N S56
CHH 1
1/18/1990 A
3 N S17
H 2
1/11/1990 C
7 N
S 2
1/08/1990 B
1 D N S27
S 2 1/27/1990 B 1 N H65
H
2
1/28/1990 F
4 E
S
2
1/23/1990 B
1 P F G59
H
2
1/31/1990 A
1 N.S69
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/02/1990 B
1/02/1990 B
1 P N C47
1 P N B71
H 2 1/15/1990 A 4 E
2 1/25/1990 B 1 P P
H 2 1/31/1990 C 1 N K65
1/05/1990 D
1/12/1990 D
1/19/1990 D
1/26/1990 D
21 U M60
17 U M60
20 P U M60
4 P U M60
H 1 1/05/1990 C 1 N H60
H
1 1/18/1990 C
1
N H60
H
1 1/03/1990 C
1
N R53
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ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (FORMERLY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF ALAMANCE COUNTY)
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS CURTAILING VISITS TO HELP' CONTROL FLU
ALAMANCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (FORMERLY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF ALAMANCE COUNTY)
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS CURTAILING VISITS TO Hap CONTROL FLU
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
PUBLIC DRINKING NO L0M3ER 'COOL,' GROUP SAYS
ALERT CABLE TV
ALERT CABLE FOCUS OF HILLSBOROUGH COMPLAINTS
ALERT CHECKING PROBLEMS
GROUP UOULD FIELD CABLE COMPLAINTS
ALL-TRIANGLE CONFERENCE BASEBAU
H 1
1/23/1990 B
1
N H60
H 1
l/23/l'?90 B
1
N Hi60
3 2
1/23/1990 A
5
N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/12/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1
3
1
N y57
N
P N U57
ALLENTON, INC.
SEE ALSO J.R.H. PROPERTIES INC.
SEE ALSt3 SPELL MANAGEMENT INC.
EX-MAYOR BUYS REAL ESTATE DIVISION
SPEa BUYS ALLENTON SUBSIDI(«Y
ALLENTON REALTY AND INSURANCE CO.
UNIVERSITY TOIER IS STILL 75X LEASED
ALUMINUM RECYCLING
SEE RECYCLING
ALWAYS (FILM)
SPIELBERG
'SCHLOCK' CRASHES AND BURNS/ 'ALWAYS'
AMERICAN CAffftIS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., BUILDING
DUKI GETS A PEEK AT PROJECT'S F^P'OGRESS
AMERICAN CAMPUS/PLAN UNVEILED FOR DOWNTOWN
PART OF AMERICAN COMF'LEX TO OFOI IN 1991
GLAXO CHANGES MIND ON PLANT
THE STADIUM'S URGENCY
MUSEUM'S lOWNTOWN EXPANSION NOT AFFECTED BY GLAXO'S DECISION
AMERICAN CANCER SKIETY
CHARITABLE ORIGAN I ZAT IONS FIND TRIANGLE RESIDENTS GENEROUS GIVERS
AMERICAN EAGLE
PLANE MAKES BELLY LANDING AT RDU
CRASH LANDING
AMERICAN GENERAL INVESTMOfT CORP.
AMERICAN GENERAL NAMES MANAGER
AMERICAN RED CROSS. CAROLINAS REGION
RED CR^OSS NEEDS MORE BLOOD
UNC HOSPITALS ON SCHEDULE DESPITE BLOOD SHORTAGE
BLOOD DONATIONS ARE NEEDED
AMERICAN RED CRUSS, CENTRAL N.C. CHAPTER' (DURHAM AND GRANVILLE CO. MERGE)
RED CR1DSS RAISED $11,200 Of^ HOF'E HOUSE TOURS
AMERICAN RED CROSS, DURHAM COUNTY (MERGED INTO AM. RED CROSS, CEN. N.C. CH.)
RED CROSS SEEKS UEEK;END DONATIOhJS
AMERICAN RO CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY
ALLEVIATING THE SHORTAGE
S 2 1/02/1990 A 1 N E33
3 2 1/03/1990 C 1 N E33
S 2 1/05/1990 A 1 P N E33
H 2 1/05/1990 D 15 P R 392
H 2 1/18/1990 A 1 M N ^J36
H 2 1/18/1990 C 7 P P T37
S 2 1/18/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/23/1990 A 1 M N R63
H 2 1/24/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/24/1990 D 9 P N CiO
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 N K65
H 2 1/25/1990 A 1 P N
S 2 1/25/1990 B 1 P P
H 2 1/18/1990 B 5 P N
H 2 1/09/1990 B 1 N CiO
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 3 N 317
H 2 1/11/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/18/1990 C 6 N
H 2 1/13/1990 C 1 N
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A 3 P P C45
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAF'H CO.
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1/31/1990
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SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, U.S.
ATiT GIVES DUKE $257,570 FOR SEMICQNDIXTOR RESEARCH
PHONE FAILURE CUTS BUSINESS "LIFELINE'
ATiT BLAMES COMPUTER FOR 1-DAY SERVICE OUTAGE
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., BUILDING
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CAMPUS
DLIKE GETS A PEEK AT PROJECT'S PROGRESS
AMERICAN CA^ff■US/PLAN UNVEILED FOR DOWNTOWN
PART OF AMERICAN COMPLEX TO OF'EN IN 1991
GLAXO CHANGES MIND ON PLANT
THE STADIUM'S URGENCY
ANGIER DUKE GYMNASIUM
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAMERON STADIUM
Af'ffiLICANS
SEE EPISCOPALIANS
ANIMAL CONTROL
SEE DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
ANIMAL PROTECTION StTCIEH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL PR-OTECTION SOCIETY AND SHELTER
ANIMAL SHELTER TO OPERATE SHELTER
PROTECTION SOCIETY WANTS TO OPERATE ANIMAL SHELTER
APS TELLS YOUNG HOW TO TAKE THE BITE OUT OF DOGS
ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
THE ANIMAL RIGHTS TERRORISTS
ANIMALS, COffTROL OF
SEE DOG CONTROL (INaUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
OUNER FACES CRUELTY CHARGE
POLICE LOG/2 MEN BEAT OWNER OF VILLAGE TV
ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
THE ANIMAL RIGHTS TERRORISTS
ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS
SEE ABORTION
ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CWAIGN
AF'ARTMENTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
DURWiM TAX AWARD NETS 194 APARTMENTS
FRANKLIN, PERSON LOSE AID
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV.
OFFICIALS rCFEND HIRING OF HUNT
AQUACULTURE
VANCE NATIVE NAMED TO AGRICULTURE POST
ARBITRON
URDU, WQCK ARE THE OVERALL FAVORITES/ ARBITRON RATINGS
H 2 1/03/1990 C
3 2 1/16/1990 B
H 2 1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/18/1990 C
1/13/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
4 N
1 P N
1 N
1 M N N36
7 P P T37
3 N
1 M N R63
4 E
S 2 1/24/1990 A 1 N H65
H 2 1/26/1990 C 2 N
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 3 P N C62
H 2 1/02/1990 A
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A 3 P N S17
H 2 1/21/1990 B 1 N M51
H 2 1/02/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A 1 N M25
H 1 1/13/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/19/1990 D 20 P U M60
ARMED ROBBERY, DURHAM
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SUBJECTS
SEE (y.SO ROBBERY, IXJRHAM
MAf^ GETS 20 YEARS FOR RIJEBERY, AHACK
ROBBER PAYS VICTIM FRCH DAMAGES
OTHER SETTLEfOTS DUE
MAN CHAR-GED WITH HOLDIhrtj, ASSAULTING WOMAN FOR 2 DAYS
POLICE LOG/MAN CHAR15ED IN 3 ROBBERIES
BAKER ARRESTED FOR' 3 HOLW^-S
POLICE LOG/FOUR CHARGED WITH ROBBERY IN CREEIiMOOR
POLICE LOG/ARMED ROBBERY OCCURS AFTER GUEST Of'ENS APT. DOOR
ESCAPED GRANUILLE PRISONER STILL BEING SCMJHT
FaiCE LOG/MAN ARRESTEB IN PIZZA HUT SHOOTING
SECOND MAN IS ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING AT PIZZA HUT
CRIiCSTOfftR-S SEEKS HELP ON R'OBBERY
AROUND TOIS^ (CWlPEL HILL HERALB COLUMN)
FAMILY, FRIEffliS BRING IN THE NEU YEAR
CHAPEL HILLIANS HONOR 'FEAST OF THE THREE KINGS'
VISITOR FR-OM DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SHARES POLITICAL VIEWS
VISIT TO UNDER-GROUNIi HOfE A LEARNING EXF'ERIENCE
ARSON, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIREBOMBS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM
ARSON SUSPECT
ARSON SUSPECTED IN TI«EE FIRES AT VACANT, DOWTOUN TOUSES
ARSON SUSF-ECTED IN DOWNTOW FIRES
ARSONIST LIKELY CAUSE OF 13 FIRES WITHIN TWO DAYS
SLiSF'ICIOUS FIRES END; AUTH3RITIES SEEK TED^
DURHAM MAN IS ARRESTED IN 1 OF 13 liOWNTOUN FIRES
MAiN CHARGED IN 3 OF 13 WEEKEND FIRES
HOMELESS MAN CHARGED UITH SETTING THREE FIRES
2 EX-DURHAM ItWATES SETTLE JAIL SUIT
ARSON, ORANGE COUNTY
MISSING MAN FOMi AT SCENE OF BLAZE
ART EXHIBITIONS, DURH<^
a-KE 'SmO' SERIES RESW€S ON FRIDAY WITH KRUGER EXHIBIT
ART EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
GLAXO TO FIM) BRITISH ART EXHIBIT
ARTISTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMERSING ARTISTS PROGRAM
DLWAM GRANTS NURTURE EMERGING ARTISTS
ARTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF T}€ ARTS
SEE ^SO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO RtVIEWS, THEATER'
SEE ALSO TRIAhai ARTS FUMJING CONSORTIUM
FROM GRASS ROOTS TO AN ESTABLISHMENT
ASBESTOS
THORNBURG SUIT ADI«ESSES ISSUE OF ASBESTOS IN F'UBLIC BUILDINGS
ASF+IALT
CAfJ ASF-HALT CURE THE TRAFFIC PROBLEM?
ASSAULTS, CHAF'EL HILL
SUSF-ECT IN LOCAL RAPES CHAR-GED
POLICE LOG/CHARSES FOLLOW ACCIDENT
ASSAULTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRIGHTLEAF IS ROBBED
POLICE LOG/THIEVES ROB BROUNSTONES INN SUNDAY NIGHT
POLICE LOG/COfWENIENCE STORE BREAK-IN SUSF€CT HELD
PaiCE LOG/WOMAN, 77, FATALLY INJURED CROSSING STR'EET
POLICE LOG/ICE CREAM STORE ROBBQ
E
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1/05/1990 C
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/08/1990 C
1/09/1990 B
2 1/09/1990 A 14
1/15/1990 B
1/17/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
1/27/1990 C
1/27/1990 B
1/29/1990 B
1
1 P
1 P
1
1
N
N B53
N B53
N B53
N
N
N
N M51
N B53
N C47
N B53
N
cm 2 1/07/1990 A 7 U
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 7 U
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 7 U
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 12 U
1/12,''1990 C
1/13/1990 C
1/13/1990 C
1/14/1990 B
1/15/1990 C
1/16/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
1/17/1990 C
1/22/1990 A
2 1/18/1990 A
3 D N
1 P N C47
1 N
N M51
N B53
N S53
N M51
N B53
N B53
CHH 1 1/16/1990 A 3 P N W5
H 2 1/07/1990 E
7 p N nso
1 P N B71
S 2 1/05/1990 B 1 P N B71
H 2 1/21/1990 E 1 P N ZU
H 2 L'31/l-?90 D 4 N
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A 8 N
H 2 1/01/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/02/1990 B 1 P N
H 2 1/06/1990 B 1 N
H 2 1/10/1990 C 1 P N M51
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N M51
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
POLICE LOG/MAN INJURED IN ROBBERY TRY
FiJLICE LOG/2 MEN BEAT OUNER OF VILLAGE TV
REPORT SAYS ^WN ASSAULTB BY TWO WOMEN
ASSAULTS, ORANGE COUNTY
LOCii^ MAN SENTENCEri FOR ASSAULT
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ICPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
ASSOCIATED PRESS
SEE ALSO NEUSPAPERS, U.S.
NCPA NEWSPAPER INSTITUTE OPENS TODAY IN DURHAM
ASSOCIATED PRESS, COLLEGE FOOTBALL PaL
FOOTBALL'S ANNUAL FARCE: WHO'S (REALLY) NO, 1?
ASSOCIATED PRESS, CORRECTIONS
CLEARING THE RECORD
CLEARING THE RECORD
AP ACCOUNT HAD ERROR
ASTROLOGY
BULL CITY STAR MAN
AT RANDOM (SUN SPORTS COLUMN)
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT-RISK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO POVERTY
SEE ALSO UALLTCaJN EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEfENT CENTER
A CHANCE FOR CHOICES
ATHLETES, ACADEMIC STANDARDS
SEE ALSO PROFflSITION 48 AND 42
NCAA HAS AN OVERDUE REVOLT
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
NEW YEAR'S REVELERS RUN AMOK
ATLANTA BRAVES
SEE ALSO BASEBAa
LIKE SMITH, YOUNG BRAVES MAKIfffi STRIDES
BRAVES DUE GOOD YEAR
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERDCE
ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM NAMED
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (ICN)
UOLFPACK FACES CLEMSON IN ACC MATCHUP, DEVILS, TAR HEELS AT HOME
YELLOW JACKETS' ANICRSON TRIPLES HIS PLEASURE AGAINST PITT
DEVILS LOOK TO CONTINUE MASTERY OF CAVALIEF'Si DEACS, HEELS AT HOME
ONE YEAR LATER, JUNIOR COLLEGE PLA'iERS DISAPPEARING IN ACC
BLUE DEVILS, TERf'S TANGLE; HEELS HOPEFUL AGAINST VIRGINIA
UNC'S SCHEDULE GETS TOP RANKIf^ AMONG ACC TEAMS
URBAN CONNECTION^'ACC RAIDS BIG CITIES FOR POINT GUARDS
USUALLY SEDATE TAR HEEL FANS SET HOME MARK
ACC COACHES WITHHOLD SUPPORT OF NEW RULES
DEACONS FACE HOT HEELS; BLUE DEVILS VISIT INDIANS
LIKE 'EM OR NOT' LATE GAMES HERE TO STAY
EXTRA play: ACC OVERTIME ABUNDANT
ACC TO OFFER 'SUPER' WEEKEND
RULES, NOT MEDIA PRESSURE, GAVE UNC'S HARRIS FIRST START
ATLAfiTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
DUKE FRESHMAN MCDONALD BOMBING AWAY FOR BLUE DEVILS
WOLFPACK, WAHOOS PACE WOMEN'S RACE
N E
P D
H 2
S 2
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1/20/1990 C 1 N R63
1/21/1990 B 1 N M51
1/27/1990 B 1 N C61
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 3 N
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/18/1990 A 1 N 369
1/03/1990 D 1 P U L22
1/06/1990 A 2
1/26/1990 A 2
1/30/1990 A 4
H 2 1/30/1990 A
H S56
S 2 1/10/1990 D 1 U D18
S 2 1/17/1990 D 1 U D18
S 2 1/31/1990 D 1 U D18
s
2
1/20/1990 C
1 P N Yll
H
2
1/13/1990 A
4
E
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
4
E
H
n
1/16/1990 B
1
P U M88
S
2
1/16/1990 C
3
P N P52
H
9
1/31/1990 D
2
N
H
9
1/03/1990 D
1
N L22
H
2
1/04/1990 B
1
P U
H
2
1/06/1990 B
9
N L22
H
2
1/11/1990 B
1
P N
H
2
1/13/1990 D
1
N M88
H
2
1/14/1990 C
9
U M88
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1
P N
H
2
1/21/1990 C
9
U L22
H
9
1/21/1990 C
3
N L22
H
2
1/22/1990 B
T
P N M88
H
2
1/24/1990 D
1
N L22
H
2
1/26/1990 B
1
N
S
2
1/26/1990 B
1
D N F25
H
2
1/28/1990 D
2
P U M88
H
2
1/21/1990 C
2
U F95
H
2
1/28/1990 D
2
U F95
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SUBJECTS
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ATLA^frIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL OFFICIALS
OK, DEAN; STOP ALL THE WHINING
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBAU
ACC STUimiS IN BOWL GAt€S
UILSON INVITES SLAYDEN TO SPRING PRACTICE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
SEE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (WO^el)
THE ATLANTIC HOTa (MOREHEAD CITY, N.C.)
rilR-HAM'S CARR HELPED FOUND FAMOUS COASTAL RESORT
AUTHORS
see writers, n.c.
alito industry
see also general motors
accord: metaftor for the 'sos
auto insurance rates
consumer's are tfc ones who benefit
autos (see also names of specific autos and auto manufacturers)
see also general motor's
SEE ALSO HiniNG THE ROAD (CaUMN)
HiniNG THE ROAD
HiniNG THE RWD
HITTING THE ROAD
HITTING THE ROAD
AUTOS, BREAKING AND ENTERING
SEE BR'EAKING AND ENTERING, AUTOS
AUTOS, ELECTRIC
SEE ELECTRIC CARS
AUTOS. RECALL
SEE AUTOS (SEE ALSO ^JA«ES OF SFtCIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SEE GENERAL MOTORS
autos, sales
accord; metaf-hor for the
'80S
AUTOS, THEFTS
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRIGHTLEAF IS ROBBED
POLICE LOG/ CHASE TOPS 80 MPH; DRIVER FLEES
CAR THEFTS, DWI NET 5- YEAR PRISON TERM
POLICE LOG/2 TRUCKS, CAR PILE UF' AT 1-85 INTERSECTIOf^
POLICE LOG/CROWN MANAGER CHARGED AFTER ROBBERY REPORT
AWAFUS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, AWARDS
SEE ALSO J.C. F-ENNEY GOLDEN RULE AWARDS
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO SAFETY ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
SEE ALSO SCHOLAR'SHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
SEE ALSO SUF'ERINTENDENT OF T>E YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSt) UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAF'EL HILL, AWARDS
DURHAM HIGH AWARDS
2 DURHAM BUILDERS SHARt ASSOCIATION'S TOP AWARD
GOV, JIM MARTIN TO RECEIVE GARY'S EXCaLENCE AWARD
B72.3
PANEL CLEARS DUKE CANCER TEST RESEARCHER OF FRAUD
BFI WASTE SYSTEMS
SEE BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIES INC.
H 2 1/30/1990 B 1 U M88
S 2 1/03/1990 D 1 U D18
H 2 1/21/1990 C 2 U C49
S 2 1/15/1990 C 1 D U
H 2 1/14/1990 D 4 E
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/04/1990 D 1 U F65
H 2 1/11/1990 D 1 U F65
H 2 1/18/1990 D 1 U F65
H 2 1/25/1990 D 1 U F65
H 2 1/14/1990 D 4
H
9
1/01/1990 C
1
N
H
n
1/08/1990 B
1
N
H
9
1/23/1990 B
8
N
H
9
1/24/1990 C
I
N M51
H
9
1/28/1990 B
1
N M51
S 2 1/13/1990 A 10 P P
H 2 1/17/1990 D 4 P H
H 2 1/24/1990 C 2 N
M66
H 2 1/17/1990 A
N N36
B. EVEREH JORDAN LAKE
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1/01/1990
PRIVACY IMPORTA^f^ TO EAGLES' SURVIVAL
BAD CHECKS
STATE SHOULD THROW BOOK AT TAX-CHEATERS
BALANCED GROWTH
SEE ECONOMY, N.C.
BALD EAGLE
SEE EAGLES
BANK DEPOSITS
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
D — DATE-
2 1/13/1990 A
2 1/19/1990 A
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BANK ^fERGERS
SEE MERGER'S AND TAKEOVERS
BANKING REGULATIONS
N.C. REVAMF- OF RAPID TAX REFUNDS URISED
BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO CHAPTER 11 (BANKRUPTCY)
COVERAGE STYMIES HAYTI
A 'DON'T WORRY' BANKRUPTCY
BANKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
2 DURHAM BANKS REPORT (SCORD YEARS
BANKS, N.C.
see also central carolina bank i trust co.
see also first union national bank of n.c. (division of first union corp.)
see also n.c. national bank
see also fianter's national bank and trust co. (general heading)
see also savings accounts
see also wachovia mm and trust co.
battle over consumer credit rates resumes
n.c. revamp of rapid tax refunds urged
charlohe sil's request for bahk status could become landmark decision
baseball
see also atlanta braves
establishing control helps glavine reverse pitchi^«3 fortunes
baseball's happening in durham
baseball park, durwim
see also durham bulls
council oks buying ballpark site option
city won't be stuck if car dealer closes
legal snag untangled
council scores big run for new baseball park
county to ponder stadium bonds
the stadium vote
stadium bond issue may grow by $480,000
commissioners set budget for new sports stadium
county ok's budget boost for ballpark
delays on stadium can be very expensh^
bulls: bargin renewal plan
$11,28 million bond ORDER FOR NEW STADIUM APPROVED
WITH OTHER NEHiS, PAYING FOR BASEBALL PARK ABSURD
BOND ORDER AUTHORIZING $11,280,000 GENERAL OEIIGATION BONDS (NOTICE)
$11.28 MILLION mm ISSUE FOCUS OF MONDAY'S HEARING
COMMISSIONERS REJECT CRITICISM ON BOND PRIORITY
COUNTY ADOPTS BALLPARK VOTE
THE STADIWI'S URGENCY
DURHAM BALLPARK BACKERS START CAMPAIGN
SCHOOLS VS. STADIUM?
VOTE FOR NEW STADIUM IMPORTANT TO DURHAM
H 2 1/21/1990 A 1 N L40
2 1/05/1990 A 4 L
2 1/19/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/18/1990 C 1 N E33
H
2
1/12/1990 C
1
N L40
H
2
1/21/1990 A
1
N L40
H
2
1/26/1990 B
4
N
H
2
1/21/1990 C
7
P U B40
H
2
1/30/1990 B
2
N
H
2
1/03/1990 A
1
C N R63
S
2
1/03/1990 C
1
N
H
2
1/04/1990 A
4
E
S.
2
1/04/1990 A
4
E
S
2
1/05/1990 A
1
N H65
H
9
1/06/1990 A
4
e
H
2
1/06/1990 B
1
P N S69
H
2
1/09/1990 A
1
N 369
S
2
1/09/1990 A
1
N H65
S
2
1/10/1990 A
4
E
H
1/11/1990 A
4
E
H
2
1/16/1990 C
1
P N 369
H
2
1/17/1990 A
4
L
H
9
1/17/1990 C
N
H
2
1/21/1990 B
1
N
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1
N 369
S
2
1/23/1990 A
1
N H65
H
2
1/24/1990 A
4
E
S
2
1/27/1990 A
1
N £33
H
2
1/28/1990 F
4
E
S
9
1/30/1990 A
4
E
BASIC EDUCATION PR0GRW1
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1/01/1990
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SUBJECTS
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SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., REFORM
BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GDCRAL HEADHW)
SEE ALSO F-REP TEAHS, BASKETBALL (BOYS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNI£R INDiyiDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO YOljm SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SPORTS)
POOR STARTS F'RWING BIG STUHBLING BLOCK FOR SLUGGISH HEELS H 2 1/07/1990 C
'TIS THE SEASO^J FOR MEMORIES OF BREAK-INS, PLAY AT DRAFTY GYMS H 2 1/14/1990 B
F-ERFECT FORM CHH 1 1/22/1990 A
BASNIGHT LANE NEIGHBORHOOD (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
BASNIGHT LANE RESIDENTS DECRY CRIME THREAT
BATTERED W3MEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURttW
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRICTURE
SEE ALSO ORANGE/ajRHAM COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO PRO-ARREST POLICY
■SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
PROTECTION FOR BATTERED WOMEN CUTS TfROUGH RED TAPE
BATTERY-OPERATED AUTOS
SEE ELECTRIC CARS
BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
A QUIET WEEKEND AT T}€ BEACH
COMFIETION OF 1-40 BOOST FOR BEACHGOER'S
THE BEfCH MARK (DURHAM HERALD COLUMN)
FIRST CITIZENS ANNOUNCES FtANS FOR NEW BUILDING
MERRILL LYNCH REALTY NOW P-RKDENTIAL TRIANGLE REALTY
PRICE OF MANUFACTURED HOMES ROSE ONLY SLIGHTY LAST YEAR
GUIDE TO HELP' OWNERS SELL TVEIR OWN HOMES
BETHESDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BIG CROWD
WANDERING EYES
BETUETN DAYLIGHT AND BOOWILLE (PLAY)
'EET-CEN DAYLIGHT m> BOOWILLE' IS POWEKfUL, HARROWING
WAITING FOR DAYLIGHT, OR SOMETHIfffi
BICYCLE LANES
SEE ALSO CARRBORtI, N.C, BICYCLE ROUTES
ORAfCE GETS FOURTH OF STATE BIKE FUt«i
BIKE FUNDING GREAT, BUT IS IT FAIR''
BICYCLE RACES
30 CYCLISTS, 40 WHEELS TURtJ OUT FOR BIATHLON
BICYCLE TRIPS
RAINY JAUffT
THE BIG CLICK (BOOK AND PR'OJECT)
'ALMOST FOREVER'
THE BIG SWEEP
SEE BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
BILI^JGUAL EDUCATION
■SEE FOREIGN LANGUAGES
BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMPW-S
NEW BILLBOARD RULES BIG BOOST FOR TREES
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A
S 2 1/31/1990 A
P U MS8
U N36
P P T44
cm 1 1/14/1990 A 3 N M25
H 2 1/07/1990 B 1 N S82
H 2 1/07/1990 F 1 D U
H 2 1/14/1990 F 1 D U
H 2 1/21/1990 F 1 D U
H 2 1/28/1990 G 1 D U
S 2 1/08/1990 C 2 P P KIO
S 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P P K30
S 2 1/17/1990 B 4 R B77
H 2 1/18/1990 A A R U66
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/30/1990 B 5 N .i06
C-HH 1 1/01/1990 A 1 P P T44
H 2 1/14/1990 D 3 P P
S 2 1/09/1990 A 4 E
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SUBJECTS
RIBBIT CAN BE DISSECTED WITH LITTLE MUSS OR FUSS
BIRDS
FIVE BIRIS m THIS LI^ElF
BIRDWATCHERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL BIRD CLUB
HORE AND MORE ENTHUSIASTS KEEP EYE ON BIRDIE
BLACK ARTS FESTIVAL
SEX POLICE STILL ALIVE IN CONTEST
BLACK CHILD DEVaOPMENT INSTITUTE, DURHAM D-IAPTER
I^^STITUTE REACHES OUT TO BLACK CHILDREN
BLACK-EYED PEAS
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO mt YEAR'S DAY
COLLARDS HERALD (MOD LUCK
BLACK HISTORY MONTH (INaUDES BLACK HISTORY WEEK)
BLACK NIRSES TO BE HONORED
BLAi:k-OUNED BUSIfCSSES
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
BLACKS CONTINUE TO IWEST IN DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION
BLACK WOMEN ^„
ART BY BLACK N.C. WOMAN AT NCCU MUSEUM IN FEB.
BLACKNALL ST. QHHOCEKf
l<mm GROCERY Flfd BY USDA
BLACKS, POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS AND POLITICIANS
BLACK POLITICIANS TO BENEFIT FRIM BILL
VA. INAUGURAL SIGN OF SOUTHERN HEALING
BLACKS, SCIENTISTS
SCIENTIFIC ARENA TO GCT MORE BLACKS
BLACKS, SMOKING
RJR SCRAPS TEST MARKmNG OF CIGARETTE AIMED AT BLACKS
A TARGET TVWT FIRES BACK
BLACKS, STUDENTS
HJSTITUTE REACHES OUT TO BLACK CHILDREN „,„„,..
PUBLIC, F-RIVATE CAMPUSES IN STATE REPORT INCREASES IN BLACK STUDENTS
BLIND
IRATE PARENT SAYS SCHOOL SYSTEM IGfWRED REQUEST
BLIND PUPIL'S MOTHER BLAST COUNTY SCHOOLS
SYSTEM 'TAKING STEPS' TO HANDLE COMPLAINTS
BLOOD
UNC HOSPITALS ON SCHEDULE DESPITE BLOOD SHORTAGE
BLOOD DOfJATIONS ARE NEEDED
BLOOD liONORS
BLOOD SHORTAGE CANCELS DUKE'S NON-EMERGENCY SURGERY
R-ED CROSS NEEDS HORE BLOOD
UNC HOSPITALS ON SCHEDULE DESPITE BLOOD SHORTAGE
BLOOD DONATIONS ARE NEEDED
ALLEVIATING THE SHORTAGE
RED CROSS SEEKS WEEKEND DONATIONS
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
BLUE CROSS SEES BLACK INK fOR 1ST TIME SINCE '86
BOARD OF CHARITIES AND PUBLIC WELFARE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEF'T. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
N E
P D
H 2
S
E
—DATE — C
1/06/1990 B
H 2 1/25/1990 B
3 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
1/19/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/01/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1/07/1990 D
1/21/1990 E
1/19/1990 B
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
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-PG L P BYL
1 P N T33
1 P P C45
6 P F G59
5 P U W66
6 P N 659
7 N
4 L
5 U
9 N
12 N
1/09/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
U Oil
E
H 2 1/19/1990 C 1 P N K65
1/20/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/16/1990 C
1/19/1990 C
1/19/1990 B
1/19/1990 B
1/09/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/09/1990 B
1/09/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/13/1990 C
1 P N
4 E
6 P N 659
1 N
1 N 1J60
1 N Yll
1 N Yll.
3 N S17
4 E
1 H C60
1 N C60
3 N 317
4 E
3 P P C45
1 N
S 2 1/04/1990 C 1 N
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BOATS
SEE ALSO DURHAM POWER SBUADR'ON
SEE ALSO OUTDOOR EXFID
SIDEWALK TURNED BEACH
BOMBAY PALACE (RALEIGH, N.C.)
TRY IT WHILE IT'S STILL AUTHBfflCALLY INDIAN
BOMBINGS, U.S.
njRTt€R SULLYING A BAD REPUTATION
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
RALEIGH BANKER TO RECEIVE MARfiOW FROM ENaiSH MNOR
BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO IpKITERS, N.C.
TIMBERLAKE VOLUME SHOWS 'THE WAY THINGS USED TO BE'
BOOKS, REVIEWS
SEE REVIEWS, BOOKS
BOOTLEGGING
SEE MOONSHINE
BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY (FILM)
TRIO'S FIRE FOR-GES A NOT-TO-BE-MISSEIi FILM/'BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY'
BOULHER, CaORADO
SFR;ING VISIT TO BOULDER DISCUSSED
BOWL GAMES
SEE COLLEGE BOILS
BOWLING
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE BOWLERS ASSOCIATION
TOURNEY HONORS BOW.ER
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
BOWMAN GRAY TO BUY PIEDMONT PLAZA
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
BOY SCOUT CHANGES IMPORTANT TO SURVIVAL
BOYS' CLUB
SEE JOHN AVERY BOYS' (m GIRLS' CLUB
BOYS' CLUBS OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO JOHN AVERY BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLUB
BOYS aUB IS MISNOMER
BRAN
RESEARCHERS SCUHLE BRAN HYF'E
BRANDENBURG GATE
THE FtOPLE MERCIFULLY FREED
BREAKING AND ENTERING (CRIME)
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTING THREE OFFICERS
MAN IhffilCTED IN STABBING
POLICE ARREST 2 FOR MANY THEFTS
TWO MEN ARRESTED, CHARGED IN MORE THAN 20 BR'EAK-INS
CRIMESTOF'PERS SEEKS NEWS ON BIVINS ROAD INCIDENT
BREAKING AWD ENTERING, AUTOS
POLICE LOG/CONVENIENCE STORE BREAK-IN SUSPECT HELD
POLICE ARREST 2 FOR MANY THEFTS
TWO MEN ARRESTED, CHARIiED IN MORE THAN 20 BREAK-INS
H 2 1/26/1990 C 2 P P L38
H 2 1/05/1990 D 10 P R 052
H 2 1/09/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/24/1990 B 4 P N
H 2 1/07/1990 D 3 P U H45
H 2 1/12/1990 D 15 P R S66
CHH 1 1/24/1990 A 3 P N M70
S 2 1/23/1990 D & N A76
H 2 1/30/1990 A 3 N
S 2 1/23/1990 A 4 E
3 2 1/09/1990 B 5 P H A76
H 2 1/20/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/14/1990 D 2 P U H49
H 2 1/03/1990 C 1 P N M51
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A 3 N W57
S 2 1/17/1990 A 1 N B53
H 2 1/18/1990 C 1 P N M51
H 2 1/22/1990 B 5 N
H 2 1/06/1990 B 1 N
S 2 1/17/1990 A 1 N B53
H 2 l/lS/1990 C 1 P N M51
BRECKE^fl^•ID6E
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1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
U.S. GROUP CITES DUWAM BUILICR FOR ICVELOPIMG AFFORBABLE HOUSING
THE BROUNESTONE INN (FORtCRLY HILTON INN)
POLICE LOG/THIEVES ROB Bfi'OUNSTONES INN SUNDAY NIGHT
BROUNI^JG FERRIS INDUSTRIES INC.
BFI PROPOSES BUILDING, RUWING COUNTY LANDFILL
DURHAM MAY DELAY BOND REFERENDUM
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CONTRACT BIDDING
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTOR'S
PANEL UILL STUDY HOMEOWNER'S' COMPLAINTS ABOUT PROTECTION
BUILDIfW PERMITS, DURHAM
DURHAM TOPS STATE IN NOV. CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING PERMITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
SEE ALSO SPECIAL USE PER'MIT
DURHAM TOPS STATE IN NOV. CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING PERMITS, ORANGE COUNTY
FEW CAN AFFORD (CW HOME, STUDY SHOWS
BULL CITY BICYCLES
30 CYCLISTS, 60 WHEELS TURW OUT FOR BIATHLON
BULL DURHAM (FILM)
NO bull; JAPA^ESE GROUP INTERESTED IN DURHAM FRANCHISE
BURGLARY
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
BURROUGHS WEUCOME
SPACE TESTS ON AIDS VIRUS MAY YIELD DR-UGS
NO DECLINE IN AZT SALES ANTICIPATED, SAY BURROUGHS WELLCOME OFFICIALS
BUS DRIVERS
SEE DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
BUSES, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
PROJECTED HIRING INCREASES STEADY IN S. ATLANTIC REGION
BUSINESS INCUBATORS
SEE SMiUl BUSINESS INCUBATOR
BUSINESSES, BLACK-OWNED
SEE BLACK-OW^ED BUSINESSES
BUSINESSES, CHAPEL Hia
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUSINESSES
BUSINESSES, WJRHAM
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
ENTREF'RENEUR BIOLOGIST STARTS CONDOMS BY MAIL BUSI^JESS IN TRIANGLE
RETAIL SALES JUMP IN SEPTEMBER
BUSINESStCN SAY EDUCATION SHOIXD HAVE PRIORITY IN STATE
MARCUSON NEW F'RESIDENT OF EMBREX
COMPANY PLANS TO STOP USING TOXIC CHEMICAL
FORM WILL SHOW IF TAXES OWED ON SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS
PUBLISHING CO. PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK AT DUKE
N E
P D
S 2
S 2
H 2
S
E
—DATE — C
1/29/1990 C
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1 N
2 1/02/1990 B 1 P N
1/26/1990 C
1/26/1990 A
1 N R63
1 N C61
H
2
1/25/1990 A
1 N
S
2
1/25/1990 A
1 N £6i
3
2
1/25/1990 A
1 N E33
CHH
1
1/26/1990 A
1 C N M20
S
2
1/30/1990 B
5 N M06
H
2
1/24/1990 D
1 P N M83
1/11/1990 B
1/19/1990 C
6 N
1 N C60
H 2 1/28/1990 B 10 N
H
2
1/04/1990 C
3 P N K65
S
2
1/13/1990 A
3 N
H
2
1/14/1990 D
6 N
S
2
1/15/1990 B
6 N
s
2
1/20/1990 C
5 N
H
2
1/21/1990 D
6 U
s
2
1/27/1990 A
9 N
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CLOSINGS
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
FIRM LEAVES DOUNTOUN FOR CHAF'EL HILL BLVD. SITE
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SCHOOL SUFTORT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC EDUCATION PARTNERSHIPS
F-UBLIC EKJCATIOfJ PARTNERSHIPS PICKS EF'A FIRST
PUBLIC EHJCATION FUND HAS DYNAMIC GRCUTH IN 4 YEARS
BLtSINESSES, WJRHAM, SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAKPAIGN
^«3-SM0KI^ffi ISSUE TABLED
BUTNER FUWNIN6 COWISSION
INTERtSOVERNMENTAL COUNCIL PROPOSED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
CHAPS CENTER
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
WOMEN FIGHTING ADDICTIONS TELL THEIR STORIES
CAESAREAN BIRTHS
SEE CESAREAN SECTIONS
CALVERT SCHOOL
SEE DURHAM ACADEMY
CA^P DRESSER 4 MCKEE
FIRM PENS DEFEfJSE OF FINDINGS ON UNIVER-SITY LAKE FTOTECTION
WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS A POLITICAL DECISION, BILLIN6SLEY SAYS
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE POLITICAL CAIfl^'AIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
CAMPEAU CmP.
A 'DON'T WORRY' BANKRUPTCY
CAPITAL GAINS TAXES
REP. PRICE SAYS VE COULD SUPF'ORT 'REASONABLE' CAPITAL GAINS TAX CUT
CAPITAL WROVEherr PROGRAM, DURHAM (CIP)
SCHCXX. PLANS NEED REVIEW
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
SEE DEATH SENTBCES, N.C.
CAR BOMBS
SEE TERRORISM
CARCn«GB«
OFFICIALS REF'ORT MILK SUPPLY IN N.C. IS SAFE
GARDEN'S MOBILE HOME PARK (DURHAM CO.) (FORMERLY GARDEN'S TRAILER PARK)
l& RESORTS TO FINE AGAINST GARDENS OWNER'
HEALTH OFFICIALS URGE INCREASE OF INSPECTIO^JS
GARDENS NEIGHBORS GROW FRUSTRATED WITH OFFICIALS
GARDENS RtFART REQUESTED
GARDEN'S TRAILER PARK (IllRHAM CO.) (CHANGED TO GARDEN'S MOBILE HOME PARK)
DEM RESORTS TO FINE AGAINST GARDENS OWNER
HEALTH OFFICIALS URGE INCREASE OF INSFECTiaNS
CARr£NS NEIGHBORS GROW FRUSTRATED WITH OFFICIALS
CARMINA BURANA
'CARMINA BURANA' CENTERPIECE IN CDNTEMF-QRAR'Y ARTS FESTIVAL
CARNIVORE PRESERVATION TRUST
HOPE FOR THE CATS IN CHATHAM
CAROLINA DINING SERVICES
CHECKER'S PIZZA CLOSES ITS DOORS AFTER LOSING BID ON UNC CONTRACT
J E C T S
S
N E E
P D — DATE — C
S 2 1/06/1990 C
H 2 1/21/1990 B
H 2 1/28/1990 B
H 2 1/09/1990 B
H 1 1/20/1990 C
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-PG L P BYL
1 N E33
1 N y60
1 P N N36
1 N R63
1 N 133
S 2 1/08/1990 B 1 D N 327
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A
H 2 1/19/1990 A
H 2 1/20/1990 C
H 2 1/26/1990 A
CHH 2
CHH 2
CHH 2
CHH 1
CHH 2
CHH 2
CHH 2
H 2
CHH 2
CHH 1
1/07/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/11/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/07/1990 E
1/05/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
3 P N M25
1 N M20
4 E
1 N L40
4 E
H 2 1/04/1990 C 1 P N C60
1 P N M20
1 N M20
2 P N M20
3 N
1 P N M20
1 N H20
2 P N M20
8 N
1 P N D38
3 N W57
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
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SUBJECTS
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CAROLINA GODIVA TRACK aUB
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
NEU YEAR'S DAY RACE BECOMING DURHAM TRADITION
CAROLINA HOSPITAL ALCOHOLISM PROGRAM SERVICES
SEE CH^S CENTER
CAROLINA MOTOR CLUB _ ^
BIHER COLD, REFI^£RY WOES LIFT GASOLINE FfilCES HIGHER
DIESEL PRICE HIKE SAID HIGHEST EVER
CAROLINA POUER AND LIGHT CO,
CPiL TO TEST ITS 79 SIRENS
NRC ADDS 50 PERCENT TO ORIGINAL CPU. FINE
CAROLINA PROJECTS THEATER
'BETWEEN DAYLIGHT AND BOONVILLE' IS P'OUERFUL, HARR-OUING
WAITING FOR DAYLIGHT, OR SOMETHING
CAROLINA TELEPHONE CO. „
HEhJIERSON, OXFORD EXPANDED PHONE SERVICE BACKED
'86 BOND VOTE
CAR-OLINA THEATER (DURHAM, N.C.)
CAROLINA THEATRE PLANS WILL BE SCALED BACK
POWELL WANTS THEATER FTOJECT HELD TO SUM IN
COUNCIL SHOULD LIMIT SPENDING ON TfEATER
SCALING Wm CAROLINA THEATRE
THE CAROLINIAN
SEE ALSO AMTRAK
AMTR/y< BACK ON TRACK TO DURHAM
AMTRAK PLANS PASSENGER SERVICE TO DURHAM
CARR MILL SHOPPING MALL
CARR MILL MERCHANTS CITE BIGGER STORE TREND
EXPANSION PLANNED FC« CARR MIU MAU
CARRBORO, N,C.
EXF'OSURE TO ARTS HELPS KEEP KIDS ON STRAIGHT AN NARROW
CARRBOra, N.C, APARTMENTS
ROCK CREEK APTS. SOLD FOR MORE THAN $7 MILLION
CARRBORt), N.C, BICYCLE ROUTES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE LANES
BIKEWAY, FTOT OFFICE ON BLOCK
CARRBORO, N.C, BUSINESSES
ALDERMAN PONDER BUSINESS IfC&NTIVES
CARRBORO QUESTIONS BENEFITS OF GRtlUPS
CARRBORO, N.C, CEMETERIES
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, N.C.
PRICE TOO HIGH, POSTAL SERVICE REF'RESENTATIVE TELLS CARRBORO
BIKEWAY, POST OFFICE ON BLOCK
POST OFFICE SEARCH MAY REOF'EN
CARRBORO, N.C, COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPOSED)
CEhfTER WOULD REQUIRE TAX HIKE—REF'ORT
CARRBORO MAY SEE TAX INCREASE
BOARD AGREES TO HOLD CENTER PUBLIC HEARING
CARRBORO, N.C, LAWSUITS
JUDGE KiaS LAWSUIT AGAINST DEVELOPMENT COMPANY PRESIDENT
CARRBORO, N.C, PARKS
SEE ALSO PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY
COMMUNITY CENTER SITES DISCUSSED
S 2 1/09/1990 B 5 P N A76
S 2 1/02/1990 A 1 N E33
cm 1 1/17/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/04/1990 C 3 N
H 2 1/31/1990 D 4 N
S 2 1/17/1990 B 4 R B77
H 2 1/18/1990 A A R W6A
H 1 1/05/1990 C 1 N T33
H 2 1/05/1990 A 1 P N R63
S 2 1/05/1990 B 1 P N
S 2 1/08/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/09/1990 A 4 E
3 2 1/23/1990 A
H 2 1/24/1990 C
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A
CHH 1 1/16/1990 A
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A
CHH 1 1/15/1990 A
CHH 1 1/15/1990 A
1 P N C61
1 N R63
3 P N C62
1 P N C62
4 J
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 3 P N C62
1 N C62
3 P N C62
1 P N C62
3 P N C62
3 P N C62
1 N C62
1 P N C62
1 N C62
CHH 1 1/24/1990 A 1 N C62
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A 3 P N C62
CARRBORO, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
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CENTER IKMH REQUIRE TAX HIKE— REF'(»T
CARR'BORt), N.C., STREETS
TRANSFIJRTATION TOP CARRBORO CONCERN
CARRBORO, N.C, TAX RATE
CARRH3R0 t«Y SEE TAX INCREASE
BOARD AGREES TO HOLD CENTER F-UBLIC HEARING
CARRBOR-0, N.C, TOWN COMWS
OFFICIALS HOPE FOR COLONS FUNDING
CARRBORO, N.C, ZWJING
A CONSENSUS ON CONDITIONAL-USE
UAY TO IHPROVE SYSTEM ELUKS EVEN CRITICS O^ CCWDITIONAL-USE
TIME FACTORS INTO CONDITIONAL-USE PERMIT PROCESS
CARRBORO ARTSCENTER (FORfCRLY CARRBOR-Q ART SCHOOL)
SEE fLSQ TRIANOE ARTS FIANNING CONSORTIUM
FACTION IN CONCERT
ARTSCENTER BOARD PCNIiERS UWSUIT
ARTSCENTER ADMITS RENT PAYICf^TS LATE
ARTSCENTER EX-DIRECTORS CAUTIOUS
FWLLPS SAYS PARTNER'S ACTIONS Ql£STIONAELE
ARTSCENTER SQUABBLE MAY GET MEDIATDR
HE'D RATIO BE KNOWN AS A SINGER' ffl3^ff'AREIL/GART}^ BRACKS
MeWCHE SAYS PARTNER'S WILL 'DO ANYTHING'
ARTSCENTER EXPECTING W-Rff.'ED FlhttNCES
N04B CONTACTS ART (SBUP COSIGNER'S
ARTS SQUABBLE VICTIMIZES COMMUNITY
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN
OFFICIALS HOFE FOR COMMONS FUNDIhJG
CENTER: UCULD REQUIRE TAX HIKE— REF'ORT
COMMUNITY CENTER SITES DISCUSSED
CARRBORtI QUESTIONS BENEFITS OF GR'OUPS
LIGHT-RAIL PROPOSAL ON AGENDA
BIKEUAY, POST OFFICE ON BLOCK
piDST OFFICE SEAR-CH MAY REOPEN
EXF'RESS SYSTEM STUDY URGED
CARRBORO H}ARD OF ALI£R(€N, RETREATS
ALDER:MAN PROFFER UISH-LISTS ON EVE OF BOARD'S RETREAT
CARRBOR-0 MAY SEE TAX INCREASE
BOARD AGREES TO HOLD CENTER PUBLIC HEARING
ALDERMAN PONDER P^INESS IfCENTIVES
TRANSF-ORTATION TOF' CARRBORt] CONCERN
CARRBGR-0 BUSI^£SS ASSOCIATION
CARRBORO QUESTIONS Be€FITS OF 6RCUPS
CARR'BCRO COMMONS
SEE CARRBORO, N.C, TOWN COftffiNS
CARPPORO COWUNITY PARK
SEE CARRBORO, N.C, PARKS
CARRBaRO POST OFFICE
PRICE TOO HIGH, POSTAL SERVICE REF•RESE^frATIVE TELLS CAR-RBORO
BIKEUAY, POST OFFICE ON BLOCK
POST OFFICE SEARCH MAY REOPEN
CARRBORO CARRIERS TO MOVE TO RRIEVE OVERCRGUDUJG
CAR'S
SEE AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
CARTOO^«
CARTOONS LiWOON HELMS' STAND ON ART
P D — DAT!
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A
cm 1 1/16/1990 A
CHH 1 1/15/1990 A
CHH 1 1/15/1990 A
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1 N C62
H C62
1 P N C62
1 N C62
cm 1 1/03/1990 A 1 N C62
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 1 P N ii52
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 1 C N C62
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 2 N C62
CHH 1
1/02/1990 A
8 P
P
CHH 1
1/12/'1990 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
3 P
N C42
CHH 1
1/14/1990 A
1
N 0-42
CHH 1
1/15/1990 A
o
N C62
cm 1
1/18/1990 A
1
N C62
H 2
1/19/1990 B
4 P
U H90
CHH 1
1/28/1990 A
1 P
N Di2
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
1/31/1990 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
l/'31/i990 A
E
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
1/09/1990 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
3 P
N C62
CHH 1
1/19/1990 A
3 P
N C62
CHH 1
1/22/1990 A
3 P
N 317
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A
3 P
N C62
CHH 1
1/25/1990 A
3 P
N C62
CHH 1
1/25/1990 A
3 P
;i C42
CHH 1
1/14/1990 A
3 P
N C62
CHH 1
1/15/1990 A
1 P
N C62
CHH 1
1/15/1990 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
1/16/1990 A
L
N C62
CHH 1
1/16/1990 A
3
N C62
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A 3 P N C62
C-HH 1 1/11/1990 A 1 P N C62
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 1/2-5/1990 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A 3 P N C62
1/23/1990 E 8 P R G68
CARY, N.C.
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GOV. JIM MARTIN TO RECEIVE GARY'S EXCEUENCE AUAR'D
CASWELL GAME LAND
MORE CASEWELL GAI€ LAND RWHS MAY BE CLOSED
CATASTROPHIC ILUCSS fCALTH INSURANCE
WOE IF YOU DO, WOE IF YOU DON'T
SOI€ AMERICANS GET BREAK W FORM, TAXES
CATS
PONDERING CAT
FIREFKKTER l«0 SAVED KITTENS SHOWERED WITH HUMAN P-RAISE
CEDAR GROVE, N.C.
LI'viE-IN CHARGED IN K^ANGE SHOOTING
CEMETERIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, CEMETERIES
RALEIGH VETERANS' CEMETERY NEAR FULL
CENSUS
SEE U.S. CENSUS BUI^U
CENTEL EWT.OYEES
SEE CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
CQ^TENARIANS
WORLD'S OLDEST TWINS IN STABLE CONDITION
TWIN, 105, DIES
DAVIDSON COUNH WOMAN'S 106TH A BinERSWEET BIRTHDAY AFTER TWIN DIES
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO CENTKALINE
CCB LOWERS ITS PRIME RATE TO 10 PERCENT
CCB EYES MOVING CRtDIT CARD UNIT TO ANOTHER SATE
CCB MAY MOVE CREDIT-CARD OPERATIONS
2 DURHAM BANKS REPORT RECORD YEAR'S
H 2 1/24/1990 C 2 N
H 1 1/11/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/04/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/05/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/06/1990 D 3 P P T32
H 2 1/14/1990 A 1 P N (151
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A 1 N M20
H 2 1/30/1990 C 2 N
S 2
H 2
H 2
CENTRAL PIEDMONT INDUSTRY COUNCIL
SEE PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL (NOW RESEARCH TRIANGLE PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL)
CENTRAL TaEPHOfC CO.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C.
AF-RIL START-UP DATE PREDICTED FOR PHONES
CENTRELINE
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK i TRUST CO.
CCB EYES MOVING CREDIT CARD UNIT TO ANOTHER SATE
CCB MAY MOVE CREDIT-CARD OPER'ATIONS
CESAREAN SECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
WOMAN WANTED CESAREAN BIRTH; ALLEGES TWO DOCTORS NEGLIGENT
'NATLiRAL' BIRTH AFTER HAVING A C-SECTION
NEED FOR CAESAREANS [£BATED
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE DURHAM CHAMBER OF COM?€RCE
CHANNEL ONE
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
VARIOUS ISSUES FOG QUESTIONS OF TELEVISION NEWS IN SCHOOLS
AREA SCHOOLS WON'T TUNE IN TO PROGRAM
'CHANNEL ONE' A GOOD LESSON ON LIFE
STATE SCHOOLS CHIEF OPPOSES CHANNEL ONE
cm, COUNTY SCHOOLS DISAGREE ON CHANNEL 1
1/08/1990 C
1/12/'1990 C
1/14/1990 B
2 N
2 P P
2 N
1/10/1990 C 10 N
1/12/1990 C 1 N C60
1/12/1990 B 5 N
1/18/1990 C 1 N E33
CHH 1
1/16/1990 A
3
N
H 2
S 2
1/12/'1990 C
1/12/1990 B
1
N C60
N
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
1/24/1990 C
1/25/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1
6
3
N S82
N Zll
N
P. 2
1/10/1990 A
5 U Oil
CHH 1
1/12/1990 A
3 N B38
CHH 1
1/14/1990 A
4 E
H 2
1/19/1990 B
8 P N
H 2
1/20/1990 C
2 N C47
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BII
SEE BICYCLE LANES
:ycles
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BOND ISSUES
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Lim TO UNVEIL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN
CHAPEL Hia, N.C., BUSES
CHAPEL HILL TO BEGIN PRE-HIRE, RANIiOM W:UG TESTS
RECYCLING, BUS SERVICE MAY SEE EXPANSION
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUSIICSSES
359 HAYS LEFT...
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., CAPITAL IMPROVE^BrrS PRTORAH
LINK TO UNVEIL WROVEMENTS PLAN
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
CHAPa HILL TO BEGIN PRt-HIRE, RANIiOM DRUG TESTS
CHAFfL HILL, N.C., EMPLOYEES
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., FLAG
GmP TO DESIGN TOWN FLAG
CHAF'EL HILL, N.C., HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND HOUSES
HISTORIC DESIGfWTION OF Sf£LTER EXF'ECTED
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., HISTORY
SEE ALSO CHAPtL HILL HISTORICAL StKIETY
SEE ALSO N.C., HISTORY
A LOOK BACK/ORANGE COUNTY BICENTENNIAL
CHAPEL Hia, N.C., HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
'I'M ON THE BOAT, PULL UP THE GANG FIANK'
HOUSING HOWES' TOPIC FOR HOUSE COilMITTEE
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, IMAGE
PERHAPS 'SOUTHERN' MOSQUE W)ULD FIT BETTER
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, BUFFER
COUNCIL TO CONSirO MIXEH-USE PROPOSAL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ORDINANCES
NOISE COT1ITTEE APF'OINTED
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PARKING AREAS
NO PARKING
PAR'KING COMMITTEE TO REVIEW PLAZA PLANS
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO SAN JORGE, NICARAGUA
RESirCNTS PLAN SISTER CITY VISIT
GROUP' TO HAVE ACCESS TO SAN JORGE PRECINCTS
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, STREETS
SEE ALSO SOUTH COLUMBIA ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C)
COLUMBIA WIDENING DEBATED
TOWN DELAYS COLUMBIA WKENING DECISION AGAIN
JUSTICES SUPPORT TOWN'S APPEAL
COUNCIL UR'GED TO APPROVE COLUMBIA WIDENING
CHAPEL HILL BIRD CLUB
MORE AND MORE Ef^THUSIASTS KEEP EYE ON BIRDIE
CHAPEL HILL BLVD.
SEE DUR-HAM/CHAPEL HILL BLVD.
CHAP'EL HILL COMMUNITY KITCHEN
SEE COMMUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO)
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 3 N H70
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A 2 P P C45
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A 5 P N
CHH 1 1/30/1990 A 5 P N
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 1/27/1990 A 3 N
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A 8 P P
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 4 U
CHH 1 1/22/1990 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 3 N
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 1 P P T44
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 1 D N M70
CHH 1 1/08/1990 A 1 M N M70
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A 3 M N M70
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 1 N M70
2 1/19/1990 A 6 P F 059
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SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
CHAPEL HILL GATEWAY
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER MIXED-USE F1<0P0SAL
CHAPEL HILL ICRALD
SEE ALSO KJRHAM WMim HER«.n
THAf«<S FOR SPONSORING RSWP
CHAPEL HILL HERALD, CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
CQRR'ECTION
CLARIFICATION
CORRECTION
HANGING yiCTIM ALIVE
CORRECTION
COR-RECTIOf^
CHAPa HILL mm schotl, building projects
FUVflCRS OK EXPANSION PLANS FOR HIGH SCHOOL
chapel hill HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBAU (BOYS)
TIGERS DOWN VANCE
TIGERS HOLD OFF VANCE
NORTfCRN STATES ITS CASE, SWATS TIGERS 59-50
KNIGHTS STUN TIGERS
COTTEN'S SOFT TOUCH HARD ON TIGER: FOES
TIGER-S WITHSTAND LATE DURtWt RAUY
BULLDOGS RAUY TOO LATE VS. TIGERS
TIGERS, UNICORNS LEAD WACHOVIA RACE
STALKING TJ€ TIGER
COTTEN'S EOilBS HELP TIGER'S FEND OFF JORDAN RALLY
FERRELL, TIGERS CLAW PANTHER'S, 71-46
TIGERS ROUT ORANGE TO RULE COUNTY
CHAPEL HILL HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., HISTORY
A LOOK BACK/ORANGE COUNTY BICENTENNIAL
A LOOK BACK/MASONIC LODGE
A LOOK BACK/AMERICAN LEGION QUARTERS
A LOOK BACK/OLD HIGH SOCO. SITE
CHAPEL HILL INTERCHIM:H COUNCIL
SEE INTER-FAITH COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE
CHAPEL HILL NORTH
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER MIXED-USE PROPOSAL
COUNCIL GIVES THUMBS UP TO CHAPEL HILL hWRTH FIAN
CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD
PLAN^ERS BACK ISLAMIC MOSQUE
PLANNING BOARD OK'S MOSQUE
PLANNING BOARD MAKES GOOD DECISION
PLANNERS OK EXPAf^SION PLANS FOR HIGH SCHOOL
BOARD MEMBER EXPLAINS ANTI-MOSQUE VOTE
HEEDING THE CALL
CHAPa HILL POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
CHAPEL HILL TO BEGIN PRE-HIRE, RANDOM DRUG TESTS
CHAPEL HILL F£SERVOIR
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE UNIVERSITY LAKE
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUhCIL (FORMERLY CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF ALDERMEN)
BFOWN, RIMER BOTH LANDLORDS (CORRECTED)
JUNK 'STILL' SITUATED ON RtJCKY HILL
OFFICIAL SUPPORTS R'OCKY HILL PLANS
CORRECTION
GROUP URGES LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM
STILL, THINGS COULD GET WORSE
CHH 1 1/22/1990 A 1 N M70
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
4
L
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
2
N
CHH 1
1/04/1990 A
8
N
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
2
N
CHH 1
1/26/1990 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
2
N
CHH 1
1/31/1990 A
2
N
CHH 1
1/12/1990 A
3
N C62
H 2
1/05/1990 B
1
P N B40
S 2
1/05/1990 C
2
P N P52
H 2
1/06/1990 B
4 P N E40
S 2
1/06/1990 B
1
P N F-52
S 2
1/09/1990 B
3 P N P52
H 2
1/10/1990 D
3
P N UIO
S 2
1/10/1990 D
3 P N F'52
H 2
1/11/1990 B
3
N B40
H 2
1/24/1990 D
1 P P K30
H 2
1/24/1990 D
3
N WIO
H 2
1/27/1990 D
3
N WIO
S 2
1/27/1990 C
1
P N P52
CHH 1
1/04/1990 A
S P P
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
3 P P
CHH 1
1/18/1990 A
8 P P
CHH 1
1/25/1990 A
8
P P
CHH 1 1/22.'1990 A 1
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 1
CHH 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/07/1990
1/10/1990
1/11/1990
1/12/1990
1/14/1990
1/21/1990
3
1 P
4
3
4
1 P
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
N C62
L
N
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 3 N M70
CHH 1
1/04/1990 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
2 N
CHH 1
1/08/1990 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
1/08/1990 A
4 E
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TOWN DELAYS COLUMBIA WIDENING ItCISION AGAIN
PARKING COHMITTEE TO REVIEU PLAZA PLANS
HISTORIC STATUS FCK SHELTER BACMD
ROCKY HILL MASTER PLAN GETS AffROVAL
COLUMBIA WIDENING DEBATED
JUSTICES SUPPORT TOWN'S AFfEAL
COUNCIL REJECTS COLUMBIA STREET RINDS
HOUSING HOWES' TOPIC FOR HOUSE COMMITTEE
COUNCIL GIVES THJMBS UP TO CHAPEL HILL NORTH PLAN
INTERIM'S SALARY RAISED
COJNCIL TO HOLD BUDGET I.WRK SESSION
RECYCLIfffi, &JS SERVICE MAY SEE EXF'ANSION
CHA"^ HILL TOWN COU^CIL, BUDGET
COUNCIL WOULII SOLVE OLD PROBLEMS IN '
SLOW GR1WTH MAY TOVEHO BUDGET HOFtS
90
ChWFB. HILL TOWN COUNCIL, GOALS
COUfCIL WOULD SO-VE CLD PROBLEMS IN '90
SLOW GROWTH («Y TORP-EDO BUDGET HOF'ES
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COflCIL, RETREATS
COUNCIL WOUJi SOLVE OLD PR-OELEMS IN '90
SLOW GROWTH MAY TORPEDO BUDGET HOPES
CHAPEL HILL TOWN (¥\NAGER, ASSISTANT
IffTERIM'S SAb^Y RAISED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION
official: CITY SCHOOLS CUTTING IT aOSE ON SPACE
liR^UG ABUSE PREVENTION P-ROGRAM PRAISED
CHAPEL HILUCARRBORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
EDC, CHAMBERS MAY JOIN EFFORTS
SF-RING VISIT TO BOULICR DISCUSSED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO CW«1BER OF COMMERCE, DIRECTOR
CHAMBER SALARY TOO HIGH FOR 'UNOLIALIFIED' PRESIDENT
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO DOWNTOWN COMMISSION
GR^OUP TO REQUEST MERCHANTS TO JOIN CLEANUP PROGRAM
CHAPEL HUX^CARRBORO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, CHAFtL HILL AND CARR'BOR'O
SURVEY COMMITTEE PREPARES P-ROPOSAL
CHAF-EL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, EWLDING P-ROJECTS
official: cin schools cuhing it close on space
SCHOOL BOND CALLED UNLIKaY
CHAF'EL HILL/CARSBORO SCHOOLS, ENRCLU€NT
official: CITY SCHtWLS CUniNG IT CLOSE GN SPACE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBOR-0 SCHOOLS, GIFTED PROGRAM
SEE CHAP'EL HILL/CARR'BORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCVfflOLS, GROUPING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBOF:0 SCHOOLS
OFFICIALS TO MUa HOhffiRS CHANGES
SFtCIAL PROGRAMS QUESTIONED
RETARDED AND HANDICAPfED PROGRAM
CHAPEL HILiyCARRBORO SCHOOLS, FCTARIO AND HANDICAPPED PR-06RAM
SEE ALSO CHAF'EL HILL/CARR30R0 SCHOOLS, GROUPIf«
SPECIAL PR-OGRAMS QUESTIONED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, TIACHER'S
SEE TEACHERS, CHAP-EL HILL AND CARRBORO
C T S
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cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
cm 1
CHH 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
1/09/1990 A 1 N M70
1/09/1990 A 1 D N M70
1/10/1990 A 3 N
1/10/1990 A 3 M N M70
1/17/1990 A 1 N M70
1/19/1990 A 1 P N M70
1/24/1990 A 1 N H70
1/25/1990 A 1 P N M70
1/25/1990 A 1 N M70
1/27/1990 A 3 N
1/27/1990 A 3 N
1,'31/1990 A 3 N M70
cm 2
cm 2
1/07/1990 A 1
1/07/1990 A ]
N M70
I N M70
CHH 2
cm 2
1/07/1990 A 1
1/07/1990 A ]
N M70
N H70
cm 2
cm 2
1/07/1990 A ]
1/07/1990 A ]
N H70
N M70
cm 1 1/27/1990 A
cm 1 1/08/1990 A
cm 1 1/24/1990 A
cm 1 1/17/1990 A
N
H C62
cm 1 1/19/1990 A 3 N W57
CHH 1 1/24/1990 A 3 P N M70
cm 1 1/12/1990 A 4 J
cm 1 1/25/1990 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 1 N C42
cm 1 1/08/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 1/08/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 1 P N C62
cm 1 1/17/1990 A 3 N C62
N C62
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SEE ALSO BANKRUPTCY
A 'DON'T UORRY' BANKRUPTCY
H 2 1/19/1990 A 4 E
™SEE^ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NA)€S OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS i SPONSORING GROUPS)
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS FIND TRIAf-ffiLE RESIDENTS GENEROUS GIVERS H 2 1/17/1990 C
1 N K65
CHARITY
SEE CHARITIES
CHARLIE GOODNIQHT'S COMEDY CLUB
LOOK WHAT'S BECO^E OF PHYLLIS DILLER
CHARLOTTE, N.C.
NEW YEAR'S REVELERS RUN AMOK
PRESIDENT BUSH TO VISIT CHARLOTTE NEXT MONTH
H 2 1/19/1990 D 3 P F G59
CHH 1 1/03/1990 A
H 2 1/24/1990 B
4 E
5 N
CHARLOHE HORNETS
HARTER'S 'ROCK'
MAY BE CRL91BLING IN CHARLOTTE
H 2 1/30/1990 B 1 P N
CHARLOTTE SPIRITS
SEE CHARLOTTE WRNETS
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO JOINT ORANGE/CHATHAM COOPERATIVE WORK GROUP
WISHES FOR T}€ 1990' S
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
PENDERGRASS SEEKING THIRD ELECTION WIN
REECE MAKES STATE SENATE BID OFFICIAL
HOLMES SEEKS WJOTHER TERM
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
CHATHAM HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE STILL IN THE RUNNING
DISPOSAL FACILITIES DIFFER FOR RADIOACTIVE, OTHER' WASTES
WALKER OPPOSES WASTE FACILITY
CHATHAM COUNH COMMISSIONERS
REVIEW OF APPLICANTS SOON TO BEGIN IN CHATHAM MANAGER SEARCH
MAN URGES CHATHAM MINORITY RECRUITER
HUD LOAN CEILING HIGHER IN ORANGE THAN IN CHATHAM
CHATHAM COWISSIONERS SET MlfWRIH BUSINESS GOALS
AS TIME MARCHES ON
LONG LIFE NOT FORTUNE OF EARLIER COURTHOUSES
PORK BARREL CUTS HIT CHArriAM COURTHOUSE PROJECT HARD
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONER'S, ELECTIONS
REECE MAKES STATE SENATE BID OFFICIAL
CHAIRJ1AN SEEKING RE-ELECTION
HOLMES SEEKS ANOTHER TERM
DEMS MAY FACE R-^fOFF IN COMMISSIONERS RACE
CHATHAM COUNH COURTHOUSE
CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS SET MINORITY BUSINESS GOALS
AS TIME MARCHES ON
LONG LIFE NOT FORTUNE OF EARLIER COURTHOUSES
PORK BARRa CUTS HIT CHATHAM COURTHOUSE PROJECT HARD
CHATHAM COUNTY MANAGER
REVIEW OF APPLICANTS SOON TO BEGIN IN CHATHAM MANAGER SEARCH
CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEFT., ELECTIONS
REECE MAKES STATE SENATE BID OFFICIAL
CHECK FRAUD
SEE BAD CHECKS
CHECKER'S PIZZA (CHAPa HILL, N.C.)
CHECKER'S PIZZA CLOSES ITS DOOR'S AFTER LOSING BID ON UNC CONTRACT
CH^+ 1 1/01/1990 A 3 P N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 2
CHH 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1/09/1990
1/13/1990
1/15/1990
1/24/1990
1/28/1990
1/28/1990
1/28/1990
1/04/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1 P N M70
3 P N M25
3 P N
1 P N M25
1 N M25
3 P N M25
3 P
3
3
1 P
1 P
1
1
N M25
N 1125
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
3 P N M25
3 P N
3 P N
3 N M25
1 P N M25
1 P N M25
1 N M25
1 N M25
3 P N M25
3 P N M25
CHH 1 1/22/1990 A 3 N U57
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aCERLEAICRS
C^£UNI^iG OEERLEAieR'S ARE REGIONAL CHAMPIMS
r>EM-NUCLEAR SYSTEMS, INC.
STATE WASTE AUTHORITY'S RESPONSE (MSTIONED
OCWNING JJNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, CfEERLEALERS
Ct€WNING CfCERLEABERS ARE REGIONS CHAMPIONS
CHILD ABUSE, CHAPEL HILL
CHAJ«£S PBffilNG IN CHILD'S lEATH
WOMAN SERVED UAR-RtWTS
2 mi f\XlM GIRL FR-OM FIRE HONORED
CHILD ABUSE, DURH/^
SEE ALSO BATTERED IWMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD !«LESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILD ICGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HURBER
SEE ALa] rOflESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FiWILY STRUCTLIRE
SEE ALSO IM^ANTICIIC
SEE ALSO HURDER, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAIXTS
ASSISTANT D.A. SAYS FIGHTING FOR CHILDREN IS REUARHING
CHILD ABU^, N.C.
SEE ALSO AT-RISK CHIUKEN
SEE PLSD BATTERED UOI€N
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALStI FAMILY STRIXTURE
SEE ALSO mjRKR, U.S.
EXF-ERTS SAY CHIU) DEATH INQUIRIES LAX, ASK CHANGES
CHILD ABUSE, OWWGE COUfTY
ASSISTANT D.A, SAYS FIRING LINKED TO JULY CASE
- CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE F£FORTS SAID m THE INCREASE
ABUSE REFtJRTIM3 PRIJCEHURES OUTLIf€D IN PAF'ER
CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO BATTERED WflEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD i«LESTATICN
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, rtlJ<IiER
SEE ALSO DOf€STIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STFUCTURE
SEE ALSO If^ANTICirt
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
INSIGHT/ JUSTICE UNSERVED
AGENCIES' COOPERATION HELP'S CHILDREN
CHILD CARE CENTERS
DAY-CARE OFtRATOR-S DISAGREE ON STAi'ffiARDS
WtmiNG IT OJT
CHILD CARE CENTERS, LICENSING REQUIRE^ENTS
DAY-CARE OF'ERATORS DISAGREE ON STANDARDS
CHILD i:U3T0DY
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRIJCTURE
POLICE aA-REST CHATHAM WOMAN IN ABDUCTION
FUGITIVE CHARIBE FILED AGAINST WOMAN
CHILD 10LESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
S 2 1/30/1990 B 5 P N A76
CHH 1 1/16/1990 A 1 P N M25
S 2 1/30/1990 E 5 P N A76
a* 1 1/11/1990 A 3 N h70
CHH 1 1/12/'1990 A 3 N
cm 1 1/30/1990 A 1 P N H70
H 2 1/2S/1990 A 1 P N S32
H 2 1/15/1990 B 1 N
cm 1 1/12/1990 A 1 N M25
CHH 1 1/16/19'90 A 1 N H20
CHH 1 1/2-9/1990 A 1 N IGS
H 2 1/28/1990 F 1 P N
CHH 1 1/3/1990 A 4 E
K 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P N C60
H 2 1/28/1990 E 1 P F S56
H 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P N C60
S 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N B85
CHH 1 1/I2.a990 A 3 N
-a630-
M N T H L
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX B
1/31/1990
S U B J E
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
CHILD SEXUfJ. ABUSE REFTOTS SAID ON THE INCREASE
SEXUAL ABUSE CASE GOES TO JURY TODAY
MOLESTATION DEFENDANT ACQUIHED
REF-ORT SAYS MAN ASSAULTED BY TWO UOMEN
ASSISTANT D.A. SAYS FIGHTING FOR CHILDREN IS REWARDING
INSIGHT/ JUSTICE UNSERVED
WILDER GETS 15-YEAR TERM F«5 ASSAULT
CHILL SEX OFFENSE hETS 15-YEAR TERM
CHILD ^EGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
F-OLICE PROBE CRIMINAL CHARGES IN lO. FIRE
CHILD PROSTITUTION
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE REPORTS SAID ON THE INCREASE
CHILD SUFfO^
DA CANDIDATE'S ACCUSATIONS REFUTED BY COURT RECORDS
CANDIDATE SMITH SAYS CHILTi-SUPF-ORT ISSUE SfflULD NOT CLOUD HIS CAMPAIGN
DA CANDIDATE TO FOaOW COLRT ORDER, PAY CHILD SUPPORT
OHIO JUDGE ORDERS SMITH TO PAY $6,000 IN CHILD SUFfORT
CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO CESAREAN SECTIONS
SEE ALSO MIDWIFERY
JOHN BRAY JR. WILL TURN 10 IN YEAR 2000
CENTER STAGE
COUt^n'S FIRST 1990 BABY, MOM BOTH MING WELL AFTER EMERGENCY CAESARIAN
WOMAN WANTED CESAREAN BIRTH; ALLEGES TWO DOCTOR'S NEGLIGENT
NEED FOR CAESAREANS DEBATED
CHILDREN, ACCirCNTS
SEE ACCIDENTS, CHILDREN
CHILDREN, CARRBORO
A LONG STRETCH
CHILDR'EN, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHIUiREN, ORANGE COUNTY
PHONE HOME
SETTING THE PACE
HARBINGER OF SPRING?
CHILDREN, DEATHS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, l*JRDER
EXPERTS SAY CHILD DEATH INQUIRIES LAX, ASK CHANGES
CHILDREN, DURHAM
LET'S PARTY
IN THE SUING
BUILD-IT CLASS AT THE N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE
A DAY AT THE PARK
SHADOWY FIGURE
HEADING OUT!
SUNSTRUCK
SPIN AND GRIN
WHAT'S HER RAQUET? WHY, HELPING MOM AND DAD
ENJOYING A SPIN
MONKEY BUSINESS
SERIOUS BUSINESS
SWINGING, GOOD TIME
CHILDREN, GUNS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CHILDREN
C
T S
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P
E
D
S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHF
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/16/1990 A
1/19/1990 C
1/20/1990 C
1/27/1990 B
1/28/1990 A
1/28/1990 F
1/31/1990 A c
1/31/1990 C
N M20
L N S82
L N S82
I N C61
I P N S82
I P N
5 N
I N
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A
N M70
CHH 1 1/16/1990 A 1 N M20
H 2 1/15/1990 A 4 L
H 2 1/19/1990 B 12 N S82
S 2 1/19/1990 B 1 P N B53
H 2 1/25/1990 B 1 P N 382
cm 1
1/02/1990 A
3 P N C62
S 2
1/02/1990 B
1 P P T37
H 2
1/03/1990 C
1 P N C60
H 2
1/24/1990 C
1 H 382
CHH 1
1/26/19V0 A
8 N
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 1 P P T44
CHH 1 1/08/1990 A
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A
CHH 1 1/29/1990 A
1 P P C45
3 P P C45
1 P P T44
H 2 1/15/1990 B 1 N
H
2
1/01/1990 C
1 P P n2
S
2
1/03/1990 C
1 P P M66
S
2
1/06/1990 A
5 P P C45
S
2
1/13/1990 D
3 P P C45
S
n
1/13/1990 C
1 P P 138
H
2
1/15/1990 B
1 P P C45
H
n
1/16/1990 C
1 P P 138
S
2
1/16/1990 B
1 P P L38
H
-5
1/20/1990 C
1 P P n66
S
2
1/20/1990 D
3 P P C45
S
2
1/27/1990 D
3 P P C45
S
2
1/30/1990 C
1 P P T32
H
2
1/31/1990 C
1 P P S76
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE ALSO GUNS
F'OLICE LOG/PinSPORO MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT HOflE IN DURHAM
CHILDREN, mjRDER
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DUR'HAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DEATHS
SEE ALSO I^f ANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
SEE ALSO IDRDER, U.S.
EXPERTS SAY CHILD r£ATH INQUIRIES LAX, ASK CWiNKS
CHILDREN, ORANGE COUNH
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, CHAPEL HILL
PLAY WHILE Tf€ SWJ SHIf€S
CHINA/U.S. RaATIONS
SENATE UPHOLIS BUSH'S VETO OF CHINA BILL
DUKE'S CHINESE STUICNTS UPSET OVER VETO
BUSH/r£NG/CHIf€SE STUDENTS
BUSH'S SHALLOW MANDATE
CHINESE COOKING
CHINESE ^el YEAR WARRANTS CHINESE FOOD
CHLAMYDIA
SEE ALSO SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
STD CASES INCREASING, HEALTH DEPT. OFFICIiy.S SAY
CHLOROFLUOROCARBCWS
NORTHERN TELECOM PLANS TO STOP USING OZONE-DEPLETING SOLVENT BY 1991
NCRTJCRN TEL CLEANS UF' ACT
CHOLESTEROL
RESEARCHERS SCUHLE BRAN HYPE
THE CHOMICLE
SEE ALSO DUKE CHRONICLE (NEUSF'AFtR)
TAR HOLE PARODY HARKS DUKE-UNC BASKETBAU CONTEST
CHRISTIAN DAY CARE CENTERS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO SHARt YOUR CHRISTMAS
DURHAM LANIf ILL GETS CHRISTMAS BR-EAK
CHRISTMAS TREES
SEE ALSO TREES
CHRISTMAS TREE CEMETERY?
ALL SPRUCED UP
CHUR'CH OF THE CREATOR
RACIST GROUP SHOULDN'T GET RELIGIOUS TAX BREAK
CHURCH'S CHICKEN (FAYETTEVILLE ST.)
POLICE LOG/RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES RtiBBED
CIGARETTES, THEFT
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTING THREE OFFICERS
CIMARRON HOMES
U.S. GROUP CITES EURHAM BUIQiER FOR DEVELOPING AFFORDABLE HOLISING
CIOMPI QUARTET
CIDMPI QUARTET PLAYS FOR DUKE GRADUATES
THE CITAHa (CHARLESTON, S.C.) SF'ORTS, BASKETBALL
ABDELNABY GETS TOUGH IN DUKE WIN
S
N E E
P D — DATE — C
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L Y
■PG L P BYL
H 2 1/18/1990 C 1 P N M51
H 2 1/15/1990 B 1 N
cm 1 1/28/1990 A 3 P P T44
H 2 1/26/1990 A
H 2 1/26/1990 A
H 2 1/28/1990 F
H 2 1/30/1990 A
H 2 1/18/1990 C
H 2 1/22/1990 A
H 2 1/20/1990 A
1 N
1 P N 1460
4 T T C50
4 E
S 2 1/24/1990 B 1 P F S27
cm 1 1/26/1990 A 1 N M20
1 H K65
4 E
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 3 N S17
S 2
1/08/1990 A
1 N YU
CHH 2
CHH 1
1/05/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
2 P P L38
1 P P T44
S 2
1/03/1990 A
4 E
H 2
1/30/1990 C
1 N M51
H 2
1/03/1990 C
1 P N M51
S 2
1/29/1990 C
1 N
S 2
1/17/1990 B
4 N
H 2
1/04/1990 B
1 P N C49
CIVIL RIGHTS
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL I
1/01/1990 -
N D E X BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
-BATE
PA6E 25
4/05/90
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
ijEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
KING'S LESSON OF BROTHERHOOD
JENKINS, CLEfENT UR-6E RENEVO BLACK ACTIVISM
je^KINS, CLE^B^T URGE REhEWEIi BLACK ACTIVISM
'STAY WITH THE DREAM'
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
RJR'S RtJFFIN: CIVIL-RIGHTS STRUGO-E NOT OVER
WHAT'S CHANGED SINCE KING DIED''
GREENSBORO'S 1960 SIT-IN CELEBRATION SET
AN ANNIVERSARY OF CONSCIENCE
CIVIL UAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO EMANCIPATION PROCUWiTION
SEE ALSO N.C., HISTORY
STATE MARKS WAR'S END
REMEMBERING Tf£ WAR'S END
CLEAN WATER ACT (FEDERAL LAW)
SEE ALSO ENUIROffiCNTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO WATER CRJALin
ENViRONferr: hope on i\€ horizon?
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (l€N)
GUGLIOTTA BUCKET NUDGES CLEMSON
TAR HEELS CLOBBER CLEMSON
TAR HEELS TOO STRANG FOR TIGERS
TOBACCO ROAD TOUGH ON TIGERS
CLDiSON UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
NCAA FINDS 14 FTOSIBLE VIOLATIONS AT CLEMSON
REPORT CLAIMS CLFMSON COACHES GAVE PLAYERS CASH
FORD RESIGNS AT CLEMSON
FORD'S 'AMICABLE' DEPARTURE COSTS CLEMSON »1 MILLION
FORD WAS PERFECT COACH FOR TIGERS
CLEMSON FIAYERS WANT DANt^Y BACK
HATFIELD NAMEIi CLEMSON COACH
THE DISHONORABLE PAYOFF
CLOWNS
SAFETY NO CLOWNING MATTER
CLUB BLVD. SCHOOL
PLAN TO USE TRAILER RILES PUPILS' PARENTS
CLUB NOVA
CLUB APPRECIATES ARTICLE
COACHES
SEE SPORTS, COACHES
COALITION OF NORTHERN DURHAM NEIGHBORHOODS
ALTERED ENO DRIVE PLAN SPAWNS SECOND OPPOSITION GROUP
COCAINE
SEE ALSO CRACK
TEEN-AGER ARRESTED ON COCAINE CHARGE
ACREY PLEAIS NOT GUILTY TO DRUG, ASSAULT COW^TS
POLICE ARREST UNC STUDENT ON DR'UG, WEAPON CHARGES
FtlLICE LOG/CHARGES FOLLOW ACCIDDJT
TOOTHBRUSH IN HAND, POOLE PREF'ARES FOR PRISON
CHAPa HILL POLICE MAKE DRUG ARRESTS AFTER SEARCH
COFFEE
COFFEE-SEX LINK CLOUDS SU^«^Y HOMEFRONT
COLD WEATICR, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
ERRANT JET STREAM IS BLAMED FOR COLD AND WET DECEMBER
SOME GAS PUMPS SHOW 13-CENT HIKE; WEATHER BLAMED
H 2 1/15/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N N36
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N R63
CHH 1 1/16/1990 A 1 P N S17
H 2 1/14/1990 A 1 P N C47
H 2 1/14/1990 D 5 U
H 2 1/28/1990 B 1 P N
H 2 1/31/1990 A 4 E
2 1/05/1990 D
2 1/09/1990 A
23 N
6 P N Zll
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/04/1990 B
H 2 1/28/1990 D
S 2 1/29/1990 D
S 2 1/31/1990 D
1/06/1990 B
1/10/1990 D
1/18/1990 A
1/19/1990 B
1/19/1990 C
1/19/1990 C
1/22/1990 B
1/27/1990 A
H 2 1/13/1990 C
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A
1 P N M64
1 P N C49
4 P U D18
1 N F25
1 P
1 P
1 P
1 P
1
1 P
4
N
N
N
N
U D13
N
N •
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 1 P P T44
S 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P N Yll
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 4 L
N R63
CHH 1
1/12/1990 A
1
N 317
H 2
1/13/1990 C
1
N £82
CHH 1
1/19/1990 A
1
N M70
cm 1
1/19/1990 A
8
N
H 2
1/24/1990 D
9
N S82
CHH 1
1/27/1990 A
1
N M70
1/03/1990 C
1/05/1990 C
3 P P K30
1 N C60
-U(630-
MONTHLY/ANNUSL INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -f13 L P BYL
COLD l£AT>ER, U.S.
BITTER CiSJl, REFIftRY WOES LIFT GASOLINE P-RICES HIiS£R
COLIS
FIANT MAY WID KEY TO TREATING COD
COLLi«DS
Cai«?riS hCRALD &XD LUCK
R-OTTEN CCLLARIS ffiT 1990 (FF TO A BAD SlfRT
COLLEGE EASKETBAa, ROTS AND REGOJiiTIONS
CK, DEiWi STOP ALL THE TWINING
COLLEGE BSJLS
SEE <y.SO CCPFtR HJa.
Aa Sn^ffiLES IN EOUL S«£S
COLLEGES, N.C., SPORTS
f-mk&il MAKING A BIG SRJ>SH AS FRESJ^AN WITH T(« ^£EL3
COIEGES, U.S., MINORITIES
SEE PLSO MINORITIES ((E?€RAL f€ADING)
F1JH.IC, F-RIWTE CAfflJSES IN STATE REPORT INCJ^SES IN KjiCK STUKNTS
CXOR r«T (FOR FEPALD AND SJN)
BACK TO BASICS/FODD IN Tf£ '90'S: RETURN TO CLASSIC COOKING
COLmBIA LWIV.
UNO, C0L151EIA FU^ TO BUILD »15 HILLIK< TELESCOPE IN ffllLE
CWOIANS
•r-Af«£R-OUS BUFFCONERY'
CG1ICS RIDE RADIO
cxmasiEfLm fimi
HIRING RETIF^S MAY EASE LABOR SHCRTA^
CffitWNISM
SEE M^ MARXISM
T}e DMM OF A reu liORLIi
INSIGHT/CRACKS IN T}£ SYSTEM
200 CHANCELLORS CLUB ALIJINI TAU3HT LESSON OH ACAEEMIC GIVING
CK'WWITY CHURCH OF CKAfB. HILL
KING BUILT ON NOWIdiJCE LEGACY, HISTORIAN SAYS
CtMUNITY KITCFE^ (CKAPEL MILL^'CARRBORC)
SEE ALSO ST. PHILIPS EFlSCCfAL dmxM, SiM- KITO€N
f£LF' CALLS INCREASE ^EAR aCLTER
CRIfC, IFC SJCLTER lim NOT VALID, OFFICIAL SAYS
IFC'S SERVICE DOWffl Oi RISE
a»WJ?«TY KITOOJ (DLSRHW1)
SEE ST. PHILIPS EF'ISCCF'AL CHUR-CH, SaP KITCICN
CO»M«ITY OF BUTNER PLAf^flNG COIMISSICN
SEE BUT?£R FIANNING Ca*iISSIC»J
COMMUNITY SERVICE PAROLE
SEE PAROLE
Cat«*<ITY SHELTER
SEE ALSO m?tLESS SFELTER
MORE SECURITY A I^JST FOR DURHAM LIBRARY
COffETENa HEARINGS
COURT RELEASES C»(FESSED KILLER
VICTIMS' FW1ILIES ANGRY AT ICCISKX
FREED KILLER TO E£ TREATED IN DURJWt
S 2 1/02/1990 A 1 N E33
3 2 1/13/1990 C 1 N
cm 1 1/01/1990 A 7 N
Oh 1 1/17/1990 A 4 U
H 2 1/30/1990 B 1 U M88
S 2 1/03/1990 D 1 U D18
H 2 1/14/1990 C 2 U F95
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/03/1990 B 1 D N
a*) 1 1/12/1990 A 5 N
H 2 1/05/1990 D 8 P P
H 2 1/05/1990 D 21 U M60
S 2 1/27/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/02/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/14/1990 D 1 D H
C») 1 1/29/1990 A 3 P N D38
a* 1 1/08/1990 A 1 P N H20
cm 1 1/27/1990 A 3 M N H25
cm 1 1/27/1990 A 3 N n25
CJ* 1 1/27/1990 A 3 P N
S 2 1/11/1990 A 4 E
a-W 1 1/20/1990 A 1 P N M70
cm 1 1/20/1990 A 1 N W57
3 2 1/20/1990 C 1 P N
-LX630- MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
N D E X BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
FRtEIl GRAVETTE NOT JUST— FOX
COMPUCHEM LABORATORIES
DRUG TESTING CALLED HIGH.Y ACCURATE
COMPUOCM PONBERS LAWSUIT
COMPUTER CHIP
SHORT-TERMERS CHIP AWAY FUTURE
COMPUTER FILE (HERALD COLUMN)
'MANAGING YOUR MO^EY' A POWERFUL FINANCIAL, CHECKBOOK FTOGRAM
NEW COMPUTER PROIWCTS IDEAS PROLIFERATE _
IN SOME SITUATIONS A TRACKBALL BEATS MOUSE IN NAVIGATING AROUND SCREEN
COMPUTER LITERACY
A RARE CASE FOR ILLITERACY
COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV, MEDICAL CENTER, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPUTER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., COfffUTERS
HOW DO YOU PUNISH A aiTCH?
TESTING A NEW MEDICAL HELF'ER
COUNH PLANNING INFORMATION NETWOW
CON ARTISTS
SEE FLIMFLAM SOCMES
CONCERNED CITIZENS IWITED
EXCELLENCE FOR DURHAM A DREAM OF mm RESIDENTS
DIVERSE GROUP UOFJ<ING FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, PEACE
CITY ACCUSED OF UNFAIR, ILLEGAL LABOR PRACTICES
CONDITIONAL USE F'ERMIT
SEE ALSO BUILDING FtRMITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SPECIAL USE FWMIT
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
A CONSENSUS ON CONDITIONAL-USE
WAY TO IMF'RWE SYSTEM ELUDES EVEN CRITICS OF CONDITIONAL-USE
TIME FACTORS INTO CONDITIONAL-USE PERMIT PROCESS
ALDER-MAN PONDER BUSINESS INCENTIVES
CONDOMS
ENTREFREfCUR BIOLCXJIST STARTS CONDOMS BY MAIL BUSINESS IN TRIANGLE
CONFEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT ORDER'S OF KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
CONFIDENTIALITY
SEE PRIVACY
CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
UNC OFFICIALS DENY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST IN GRIEVANCE REVIEW
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.)
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
RACE FOR CONGRESS, OTHER OFFICES TO BEGIN
U.S. REP. PRICE CHALLENGED BY MOORE
LANCASTER FILES, FACES 100-YEAR-OLD OPPONENT
PRICE, DOSSEH, CHURCH SEEK SEATS
VALENTINE SAYS HIS 'SENIORITY' GOOD REASON FOR RE-ELECTION
PRICE TO SEEK THIRD TERM IN DISTRICT SEAT
VALENTINE FILES, BEGINS CAMPAIGN FOR 5TH TERM
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E L Y
C -PG L P
BYL
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 3 P N U57
2 1/26/1990 A 1 N B53
2 1/31/1990 C 5 N K65
H 2 1/18/1990 A 4 E
H
2
1/07/1990 D
S
U
H
2
1/14/1990 D
8
U
H
2
1/21/1990 D
7
U
H 2 1/22/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/23/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A 10 P N
S 2 1/31/1990 C 1 N H65
H
2
1/11/1990 A
4 L
S
2
1/26/1990 A
6 P N G59
H
2
1/31/1990 C
1 N R63
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 1 P N C42
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 1 C N C62
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 2 N C62
CHH 1 1/16/1990 A 1 N C62
H 2 1/04/1990 C 3 P N K65
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A
N S17
H
2
1/01/1990 A
1 N L40
H
n
1/03/1990 C
1 N L40
H
2
1/12/1990 B
9 P N
S
2
1/16/1990 A
1 P N YU
H
2
1/17/1990 C
1 P N
CHH
1
1/17/1990 A
3 P N M70
H
n
C
1/23/1990 B
1 N L40
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
-LX630-
M N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY SU
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SEE NATIONAL CONGI^SSIONAL CLUB
CONSERVATION
SEE ENUIRONMENTAL F'ROTECTION
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO BUILIiING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, COSTS
CONSTR-UCTION IN rilRHAH FOR 1989 JXm 18 PERCENT FROM 1988 BOOM
CONSU^'£R EDUCATION
SEE CONSU)€R PRtlTECTION
CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE ALSO N.C. CONSUMER P-ROTECTION DIVISION
SEE ALSO N.C. HOMEOWCRS ASSOCIATION
N.C. CONSU^ER PROTECTION AGENCY GETS 350 CAUS A DAY
CONTINENTAL aUB
SEE l^Mm CH(WBER OF COI^ERCE
CONTRACTORS
SEE BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE MINORITY CONTRACTORS
CONVENTIONS
WAL-MART PUIOUT COSTS RALEIGH
COOKBOOKS
SEE ALSO FK3D
NEU COOKBOOK MAY BECOME KITCHEN STAPLE
COPLEY'S GROCERY STORE
R-ENOVATED GROCERY BECOMES NEW HOME
COPPER BOWL
SEE ALSO COLLEK BCWLS
'PACK OFFENSE DISAPPEAR-S VS. ARIZONA
ABSENT OFFENSE SOURS UOLFPACK'S SEASON
UOLFPACK'S SEASON ENDS WITH CtffftR BOWL LOSS
FOOTBALL FEAST
COK'RECTIONS
SEE ASSOCIATED PRtSS, CORRECTIONS
SEE DURHAM MORNING HERALD, CORRtCTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
SEE rnjRWAM SUfJ, CORRECTiaNS AND CLARIFICATIONS
CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO UHISTLEBLOUER'S
ANOTHER ChWTER IN GREED
CRANSTON'S SiL BILL A MISGUIDED F1W0SAL
COSMETICS
THE ANIMAL RIGHTS TERR^ORISTS
COUNCIL OF STATE
SEE N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
COUNCIL OF STATE SEATS
SEE N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO JUDGES, DURHAM COUNTY
AUSTERITY MEASIMS HIT N.C. COURTS
COU'RTS, DURHAM COUNTY, OVERCROUDIfW
JUDGE TO bond: OVER-CROWDING IN COURT NEEDS 'URGENT ACTION'
COURTS, IW<HAM COUNTY, SECURITY
U^BARRE wants court guards, armed JUDGES FOR ADDED SECURITY
J E C T S
N E
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/14/1990 D
H 2 1/30/1990 C
H 2 1/26/1990 B
N C60
N
S 2 1/10/1990 C 1 P N S27
S 2 1/04/1990 A 1 P N E33
S 2 1/01/1990 D 1 P N F25
S 2 1/01/1990 D 2 U F25
H 2 1/02/1990 B 2 P N M64
H 2 1/31/1990 C 2 P P
H 2 1/08/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/26/1990 A 4 E
H 2 l/02/'1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/27/1990 A 1 P N SS2
H 2 1/09/1990 B 1 N S69
H 2 1/05/1990 C 1 P N 382
-LX630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
S U B J E
DURHAM COURTROOMS NEED EXTRA SECURITY
COUEOY FILMS
SEE OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
CRACK
SEE ALSO COCAINE
AUTHORITIES FIf«l BAGS WITH CRACK
POLICE LOG/CRACK POSSESSION CHARGE FILED
A CRACK IN BARRY'S FUTURE
CREDIT CARDS
BATTLE OVER CONSUMER CREDIT RATES RESUMES
CCB MAY MOVE CREDIT-CARD OPERATIONS
POLICE LOG/3 INJURED IN TRUCK, CAR COLLISION
COMMISSION SEEKS HIGHER CREDIT-CARD INTEREST RATES
CREEDMOOR CITY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
INTERGOVERNMENTAL COJNCIL PROPOSED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
CRESSET CHRISTIAN ACAICMY SPORTS, BASKETBALL
CRESSET SWEEPS fffiOPS TOURtCY
CREST ST.
GULIEY LAW FIRM SUED OVER FEES (CORRECTED)
; c T s
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S I T
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- C -PG L P BYL
S 2 1/09/1990 A 4 E
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A
CHH 1 1/17/1990 A
H 2 1/22/1990 A
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
S 2
H 2
CREST ST. COIWNITY COUNCIL
LAWSUIT PITS LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AGAINST CRtST STREET COMM, COUNCIL H
CRIIC
SEE ASSAULTS, DURHAM
SEE MANSLAUGHTER
SEE MURDER, DURHAM
SEE MURDER, N.C.
SEE MURDER, U.S.
SEE RAPE, DURHAM
SEE RAPE, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
CRIME RATE, CHAPEL HILL
BASNIR1T LANE RESIDENTS DECRY CRIME THREAT
CRIME RATE, DURHAM
DURHAM'S MURDER RATE IN DECLINE
CRIME STATISTICS
SEE CRIME RATE, DURHAM
CRIME STOPFER'S, DURHAM
CRIMESTOPPER
CRIt€STOffERS SEEKS NEWS ON BIVINS ROAD INCIDENT
ANTI-CRI!€ GROUP SEEKING TIPS ON T^£^ OF AUTOMOBILE PARTS
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS HELP ON ROBBERY
2ND MAN IS CHARGED IN ASSAULT ON OFFICERS
POLICE LOG/MEN TURN SELVES IN
CRIME STOFfERS, ORANGE COUNTY
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS INFORMATION ON THEFT
CRIMES, CHAPEL HILL
POLICE LOG/TEEN-AGER CHARGED WITH DMI
AUTHORITIES FIND BAGS WITH CRACK
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE VM WITH DRUNKEN DRIVI^JG
POLICE LOG/MYRTLE BEACH MAN CHARGED WITH DUI
POLICE LOG/DRUG POSSESSION CHARGE FILED
POLICE LOG/TEST RESULTS LEAD TO DUI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/PITTSBORO MAN ARRESTED FOR DUI
POLICE LOG/CRACK POSSESSION CHARISE FILED
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN CHAR-GED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/CHARGES FOLLOW ACCIDEhfT
1/12/1990 C
1/12/1990 B
1/23/1990 B
1/24/1990 A
1/20/1990 C
1/23/1990 D
1/04/1990 A
1/14/1990 B
3 N
10 N
4 E
1 N L40
5 N
1 N M51
5 U Oil
1 N T33
6 N A76
1 P N S32
1 P N S82
cm 1 1/14/1990 A
H 2 1/03/1990 A
3 N M25
1 N M51
H 2
1/16/1990 C
7
N
H 2
1/22/1990 B
5
N
S 2
1/22/1990 A
8
N
H 2
1/29/1990 B
9
N
S 2
1/30/1990 C
1
N B'SS
H 2
1/31/1990 C
1
N M51
cm 1
1/31/1990 A
3
N
cm 1
1/02/1990 A
3
N
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
3
N
cm 2
1/05/1990 A
8
N
cm 1
1/08/1990 A
3
N
cm 1
1/11/1990 A
8
N
cm 1
1/12/1990 A
3
N
cm 1
1/14/1990 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/17/1990 A
10
N
CHH 1
1/18/1990 A
8
N
CHH 1
1/19/1990 A
8
N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
PaiCE LOG/MAN CITED FOR DRUG POSSESSION
F-OLICE LOG/FLORIDA WOMAN CHARGED WITH DUI
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/EFLANIi MAN FACES CHARGE OF DUI
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DUI, WEAPONS CHAR-GE
HELP CALLS INCREASE NEAR SHaTER
CRIME, IFC SHELTER LINK NOT VALID, OFFICIAL SAYS
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH DUI, SPEEDING
POLICE LOG
POLICE LOG
CRIMES, DURHAM
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRIGHTLEAF IS ROBBED
HOPKINS' CASE DOMINATED MUCH OF LAW ENFORCEMENT NEWS IN '89
POLICE LOG/THIEVES RtIB BROWNSTONES INN SUNDAY NIGHT
F-OLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTING THREE OFFICERS
F-OLICE LOG/GUNMAN TAKES t400 FRW MAN WALKING HIS DOG
POLICE LOG/'WOMAN STR-UCK, KILLED BY AUTO
F-OLICE LOG/CONVENIENCE STORE BR'EAK-IN SUSPECT HELD
POLICE LOG/CHASE ENDS WITH ASSAULT, DUI CHARGES
POLICE LOG/ CHASE TOPS 80 MPH; DRIVER FLEES
F-OLICE LOG/MAN CHAR-GED IN 3 ROBBERIES
POLICE LOG/UOMAN, 77, FATAaY INJURED CROSSIf« STR-EET
POLICE LOG/ ARREST FOaOUS BRIEF CHASE ON ASFE ST.
POLICE LOG/BURNING GRASS, HOUSE FIRES MAY BE LINKED
POLICE LOG/WARRANT ISSUED FOR HOMELESS MAN IN LIBRARY STABBING
POLICE LOG/FOUR CHARGED WITH ROBBERY IN CREEDMOOR
POLICE LOG/ICE CREAM STORE ROBBED
F-OLICE LOG/ARtCn R-OBBERY OCCURS AFTER GLEST OF'ENS APT. DOOR
POLICE LOG/PinSBORO MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT HOME IN DURHAM
POLICE LOG/THREE ARR-ESTED FOR AHEMF'TQ FELONIOUS LAR'CENY
POLICE LOG/MAN INJURED IN ROBBERY TRY
POLICE LOG/2 MEN BEAT OWNER OF VILLAGE TV
POLICE LOG/WOMAN STABBED TO DEATH SUNDAY DURING ARGUMENT
piXICE LOG/3 INJURED IN TRUCK, CAR COLLISION
POLICE LOG/2 TRUCKS, CAR PILE UP AT 1-85 INTERSECTION
POLICE LOG/MAN IN HOSPITAL FROM SHOTGUN BLAST IN THIGH
F-OLICE LOG/PRISONER ESCAP-ES IN DOUNTOWf'l
POLICE LOG/MAN AR'RESTED IN PIZZA HUT SHOOTING
POLICE LOG/CROUN MANAGER CHARGED AFTER ROBBERY REPORT
POLICE LOG/MAN CHAR-GED WITH ASSAULT ON OFFICERS TURNS SELF IN
F-OLICE LOG/R-ESTAURANT EMFIOYEES ROBBED
2ND MAN IS CHARGED IN ASSAULT ON OFICERS
POLICE LOG/MEN TURN SaVES IN
CRIMES, ORANGE COUNTY
MAJOR CRIMES ON INCR-EASE COUNTY-UIDE
MAJOR CRIMES ON INCREASE COUNH-WIDE
CRIMESTOP
SEE CRIME STOFf-ERS, DIW4AM
CRIMINAL EVII£NCE
APF-EALS COURT ALLOWS RAF'E TRAUMA EVIDENCE
CRIMINAL SUSPECTS
MAN SOUGHT FOR BLAZE AT CORNUALLIS ROAD STATION
ARSON SUSPECT
CR-OOK'S CORNER
DINING PLEASURES/CR-OOK'S CORNER <AD)
CROP DAMAGE
FRUIT LOVERS CAUGHT IN PRICE SQUEEZE
CROUN EXF-RESS MART (MIAMI BLVD.)
POLICE LOG/CROUN MANAGER CHARGED ARLR R-QBBERY REPORT
N E
P D
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
—DATE —
1/21/1990
1/22/1990
1/23/1990
1/24/1990
1/25/1990
1/26/1990
1/27/1-990
1/27/1990
1/28/1990
1/30/1990
1/31/1990
1/01/1990
1/01/1990
l/02/'199O
1/03/1990
1/04/1990
1/05/1990
1/06/1990
1/07/1990
1/08/1990
1/09/1990 B
1/10/1990 C
1/12/1990 C
1/13/1990 C
1/14/1990 B
1/15/1990
1/16/1990
1/17/1990
1/18/1990
1/19/1990
1/20/1990 C
1/21/1990 B
1/22/1990
1/23/1990
1/24/1990
1/25/1990
1/26/1990
1/27/1990
1/23/1990
1/29/1990 B
1/30/1990 C
1/30/1990 C
1/31/1990 C
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CHH 1 1/21/1990 A
a-IH 1 1/21/1990 A
N
N
N
N
N
N
M N M25
N M25
N
N
N
1 N
1 D N M51
1 P N
P N M51
N M51
N S69
N
N M51
N
N
1 P N M'Sl
N R63
N C47
N M51
N
N M51
N M51
N M51
N N36
N R63
N M51
N M51
N M51
N M51
N N36
N N36
N C47
N M51
N H51
N M51
N B53
N M51
1 P N U57
1 P N M70
S 2 1/12/1990 A 1 N B53
S 2 1/11/1990 A 1 D N B53
H 2 1/12/1990 C 3 D N
H 2 1/05/1990 D 11 P A
S 2 1/04/1990 A 1 P N 578
H 2 1/2-3/1990 B 1 N M51
CRUZ-N-F-ARK (715 HOOVER ROAD)
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
N E
P D
CRUZ-N-PARK HAS SOUTHING FOR ALL
CRUZ-N-PARK APPLAUDED
DUI
SEE DRWKEN DRIVING
DUPAC
SEE DUKE Ifl^IV. DIPAC PROGRAM ,
DANGERflUS BUFFOONERY <PLAY)
•DANGEROUS BUFFOONERY,' 1-MAN SHOW, AT DUKE
'DANfflVOUS BUFFOO^ERY• IS TOO SELF-INDULGENT
DAY CARE CENTERS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
r£AF
see also sign language
sermws in sign language spread word of the lord
dean e. smith student activities center
usually sedate tar heel fans set ho^e hark
dear phil (film)
fate of cau-in shows still up in the air/called off?
'dear phil' (donatte) choice to celebrate a public tv birthday
death penalty
see death sentences, vmm
see death sentences, n.c,
death sentences, durham
brown pleads guilty to lesser offense
prosecutor: deal with brow was necessary
DEATH sentences, N.C.
SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES
UFtHWiCH GETS DEATH SENTENCE; SAYS tC'LL TAKE LIFE BY FASTING
DEATH SOUADS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
A COffESSION, ALBEIT WEAK
DEATHS, DURHAM
F'OLICE LOG/WOMAN STRUCK, KILLED BY AUTO
DEBUTANTES
DEBUTANTE BALL BEGINS NEW ERA IN NEW CIVIC CENTER
DECEMBER
ERRANT JET STREAM IS BLAICD FOR COLD AND WET ItCEMBER
'DEER
CLOSE EhCQUNTERS OF THE WILD KIND IN ORANGE COUNTY
DEFENSE SPENDING
SEE MILITARY, BUDGET
DELTA SIGMA THETA, INC.
SORORITY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN TO REGISTER READIf^ VOLUNTEERS
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
DESPITE THE BLEAK '80'S, 1990 SHOULD FAVOR STATE DEMOCRATS
DESEGREGATION
SEE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
DIESEL FUEL
THE TRICKLE UP THEORY OF GAS PRICES
DIESEL PRICE HIKE SAID HIGHEST EVER
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S 2 1/16/1990 C 4 P N A76
S 2 1/16/1990 C 4 J A76
S 2 1/12/1990 B 5 N
S 2 1/18/1990 B 11 R BT?
S 2 1/23/1990 B 1 P F G59
H 2 1/21/1990 C 2 U L22
H 2 1/26/1990 D 6 P U M60
H 2 1/30/1990 A 6 P U U15
H 2 1/12/1990 A 1 P N S82
S 2 1/12/1990 B 1 N B53
H 2 1/31/1990 A 1 N
H 2 1/12,'1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/05/1990 C 1 N S69
S 2 1/01/1990 B 1 P F S27
H 2 1/03/1990 C 3 P P K30
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 3 U
CHH 1 1/29/1990 A 1 P N C62
H 2 1/07/1990 D 2 U L40
CHH 1 1/15/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/17/1990 A 3 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL I
1/01/1990 -
N n E X BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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DIETING
SEE WEIGHT COKTROL
DIETS
SEE WEIGHT CONTROL
DILLON FENCE (BAND)
ALBUHS WITH AN II«>ACT
DISaOSURE ACT
SEE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SEE PR'OPERTY DISCLOSURE LAWS
DISCOVERY LAW
SEE CRIMIN/y. EVIDEMX
DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
HUMAN RELATIONS CffllMISSION MAY TRY TO BYPASS LEGISLATURE
DO J\£ RIGHT THING (FILM)
FILM'S MIXED MESSAGE IS A STATEMejT IN ITSEL-^/'DO T>E RIGHT THING*
DOCTORS. ItGREES
ACADEMIC PRESSW?ES TOO MUCH TO HANDLE? GET A DOG
DOG AHACKS
POLICE LOG/G^«XERY IN BRIGHTLEAF IS ROBBED
DOG CCNTRO. (INaUIES CATS AND OT}€R ANIMALS)
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHaTER
SEE ALSO PETS
COUNH LAW AIMS FOR STRON(£R RABIES CONTR-ffl.
THE PIGS ARE COMING!
DOGS
SEE ALSO FCTS
FOR XSSE T}£ STRAY, T>C FOURTH TIME WAS THE CHARM
COMPARISON MIGHT OFFEND MAN'S BEST FRIEND
TALKING DOG ANIi ITS OWNER TO APF€AR IN COMMERCIW-S
APS TELLS YOUNG HOW TO TAKE THE BITE OUT OF DOGS
ACADEMIC F-RESSLKES TOO MUCH TO HANDLE? GET A DOG
DOGWOODS
ACID RAIN THREATENS STATE FLOWER OF N.C.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO BATTERED 1«MEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABLSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO INFANTICIIC
SEE ALSO FFIO-ARREST FtlLICY
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES SWDULD HAVE 'PRO ARREST' FIDLICY
COUPLE HAD VIOLENT HISTORY, RECORIiS SHOW
PROTECTION FOR BAHERED WOMEN CUTS THROUGH RED TAF'E
COMPLEX PaRTFAYAL OF FAMILY VIOLENCE
LOCAL MAN SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
THE PATTERNS OF VIOLENT DEATH
DOMINO'S PIZZA INC.
CHECKER'S PIZZA aOSES ITS DOORS AFTER' LCSim BID ON UNC CONTRACT
DRINKING WATER
SEE WATER QUALITY
H 2 1/12/1990 D 3 P F H90
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A 1 P N S17
H 2 1/19/1990 D 19 P R L59
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 3 U
H 2 1/01/1990 C 1 N
S 2 1/13/1990 C 1 N H65
H 2 1/15/1990 B 1 N N36
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 3 U
CHH 1 1/24/1990 A 4 U
H 2 1/27/1990 A 12 N
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 3 U
S 2 1/24/1990 A 4 E
H 2
1/02/1990 A
5
J
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
1
N U57
H 2
1/07/1990 B
1
N S82
H 2
1/07/1990 D
1
P R
CHH 1
1/18/1990 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A
4
E
CHH 1 1/22/1990 A 3 N W57
DRIVER'S LICENSES
SEE ALSO INSTITUTE
"OR TFlANSF'ORTATION R-ESEARCH
-U630-
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1/01/1990
N D E X B
1/31/1990
Y SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE-
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SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
FORICR POLICE S6T. HOPKINS FACES TWO DRIVING CHARGES
DRIVING MISS DAISY (FILM) _ ,„„.
A TREASURE OF A FILM, A LOTK INTO OUR PAST/'DRIVING MISS DAISY'
H 2 1/18/1990 C 1 N M51
H 2 1/19/1990 D 16 P R S92
DRIVING VIOLATI(»tS
SEE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
DROF'OUTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO ADDICTION
SEE iy.SO CHAPS CENTER
SEE ALSO DRUG OVERIOSE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., DRUG ABUSE (ALSO DRUG POLICY)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL, STUDENTS, DRUG ABUSE
U.S. WAR ON DRUGS DRAUS FRW RTI'S SURVEY, RESEARCH H
LEGAL DRUGS NOT THE ANSWER, TWRNBURG TELLS N.C. GROUP H
DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE RESIDENTS AGAINST DRUGS (GRAD)
SEE ALSO QUEST PROGRAMS
SEE (LSD VANCE AGAINST SUBSTANCE ABUSE (VASA)
U.S. WAR ON DRUGS DRAUS FROM RTI'S SURVEY, RESEARCH
VANCE RESIDENTS FORMING AGENCY TO FIGHT DRUGS
DURHAM GETS AIDS GRANT FOR DRUG USERS
DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAM PRAISED
MARTIN URGES 'PIPLINE' EFFORT
HELF'ING USERS BEST UAY TO WIN WAR ON DRUGS
[!RUG CABINET
MARTIN URGES 'PIPLIIC' EFFORT
DRUG DEALERS
AUTHORITIES FIND BAGS WITH CRACK
TOOTHBRUSH IN HAND, FUOLE PREPARES FOR PRISON
AFTER GRADUATION, THEY'LL GO TO PRISON
DRUG SUSPECT ALLOWED TO WATCH TV
DRUG OVERDOSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
DURHAM MAN, 21 IS FOUND DEAD; BROTHER CRITICAL
OVERDOSE CAUSES PROBED/OF DURHAM BROTHERS
POLICE LOG/DETECTIVES HAVE SUSF'ECT IN STABBING
DRUG PREVENTION PROGRAM
SEE DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
DRUG TESTING
SEE DURUAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEFT., DRUG TESTING
SEE DURHAM POLICE DEFT., DRUG TESTING
SEE URINALYSIS
DRUGS, ARRESTS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, ARRESTS
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRI6HTLEAF IS ROBBED
POLICE LOG/GUNMAN TAKES $400 FROM MAN UALKL'« HIS DOG
MOONSHINE, DRUGS LEAD TO ARRESTS IN AUMANCE
MAN INIUCTED IN STABBING
POLICE LOG/DRUG POSSESSION CHARGE FILED
POLICE LOG/ARREST FOLLOWS BRIEF CHASE ON ASHE ST.
TEEN-AGER ARRESTED ON COCAINE CHARGE
ACREY PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DRUG, ASSAULT COUNTS
POLICE LOG/ICE CREAM STORE ROBBED
POLICE LOG/ ARMED ROBBERY XCURS ARER SJEST OPENS APT. DOOR
POLICE LOG/CRACK POSSESSION CHARGE FILED
POLICE ARREST UNC STUDENT ON DRUG, WEAPON CHARGES
2 1/14/1990 B
2 1/24/1990 A
H 2 1/27/1990 A
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A
H 2 1/24/1990 D
H 2 1/29/1990 A
H 2 1/31/1990 C
H 2 1/08/1990 B
S 2 1/03/1990 A
H 2 1/11/1990 C
1 N K65
1 N
H 2
1/14/1990 B
1
N K65
H 1
1/16/1990 C
1
N H60
S 2
1/19/1990 A
1
N H65
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
3
N C62
H 2
1/27/1990 A
1
N
S 2
1/27/1990 A
4
E
3 N
9 N S82
9 N
1 N S82
1 N M51
1 N
1 N M51
H 2
1/01/1990 C
1
N
H 2
1/04/1990 C
1
N M51
H 2
1/08/1990 B
7
N T33
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
3
N W57
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
S
N
H 2
1/12/1990 C
1
N R63
CHH 1
1/12/1990 A
1
N S17
H 2
1/13/1990 C
1
N S32
H 2
1/16/1990 C
1
N M51
H 2
1/17/1990 C
1
P N M51
CHH 1
1/17/1990 A
10
N
CHH 1
1/19/1990 A
1
N M70
-U630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUB
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
POLICE LOG/CHARGES FOLLOW ACCIIOfT
POLICE LOG/MAN CITED FOR DRUG POSSESSION
POLICE LOG/2 TRUCKS, CAR PILE UP AT 1-85 INTERSECTION
CHAPEL HILL F'OLICE HAKE DRUG AR-R'ESTS AFTER SEARCH
F-OLICE LOG/CR0«N MAMAGER CHARGED AFTER R-QBBERY REFCIRT
FtLICE LCB/MAN CHARGED Uim ASSAULT ON OFFICERS TURNS SELF IN
LCCK THEM UP AND PUT THEM WHERE?
DEPUTIES TR'Y TO 'STWtf" OUT ILLEGAL DRUGS
r«UGS, DECRIMINALIZATION
LEGAL DRUGS NOT TtC ANSWER, TVCRNBU«3 TELLS N.C. GkWP
DRUGS, TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
DEPUTIES TRY TO 'STiW OUT ILLEGAL DRtJGS
DRUGSTORE COWBOY (FILM)
A TI^E.Y F-ORTRAYAL ff HIGH TIfCS AND LOWLIFES/' DRUGSTORE COWBOY'
DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE fLSQ fSDTHERS AGAINST DRUNKIN ISIVING (MADD)
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SC.HOO.
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRIGHTLEAF IS ROBBED
FtLICE mi£ 19 DUI ARRESTS
POLICE LOG/TEEN-AGER CHARGED WITH DUI
PO-ICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE TWO WITH IfiUNKEN DRIVIfWj
FttlCE LOG/CHASE Om WITH ASSAU.T, D«I CHARt5ES
F-OLICE LDG/MYRn^ BEACH MAN CHARGED WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/WOMAN, 77, FATALLY INJURED CROSSING STREET
F-OLICE LOG/TEST RESULTS LEAD TO DWI CHARGE
MAN CHAR-GOi AFTER CAR CHASE
POLICE LOG/PinSBORO iMAN AR-R-ESTHi FOR DWI
F-OLICE LOG/ICE CR-EAM STOR'E R-OBBED
F-OLICE LOG/ ARMED ROBBERY OCCUR-S AFTER GUEST OP-ENS APT. lOOR
POLICE LOG/CRACK POSSESSION CHAR-GE FILED
POLICE LOG/DUR-HAM MAN CHAIMD WITH DR-UWEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/CHARGES FOUOW ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/MAN INJURED IN ROBBERY TRY
WEST MAIN WRECK
ASSISTANT DISTRICT AHORlNEY INJURED IN ACCIDENT SUNDAY
F-OLICE LOG/FLORIDA WOMAN CHAR-GED WITH DUI
NOH=-ARKING Z0^£
FACING DUI CHARK, ASSISTANT D.A. RESIGNS
CAR THEFTS, DWI i€T 5- YEAR P-RISGN TERM
POLICE LOG/TWO CPWRGED WITH WLWEN WIVING
PUBLIC DRINKING NO LONGER 'COOL,' GROUP' SAYS
ASSISTANT DA R-ESIGfJS IN FACE OF DUI CHARGE
F-OLICE LOG/EFLAND MAN FACES CHAR-GE OF DWI
F-aiCE L(ffi/TUO CHARGED WITH CR-UNKBJ IiRIVING
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DWI, WEAF'ONS CHARGE
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH DUI, SF-EEIUNG
WOMAN CHARGED AFTER CAR FLIP-S
POLICE LOG
DUI ARR-ESTS SAVE LIVES
F-OLICE LOG
DUKE ARTIST SERIES
SEE DUKE UNIV. ARTISTS SERIES
DUKE CHRONICLE (fOSPAP-ER)
SEE ALSO THE CHOMICLE
KRZYZEWSKI BLASTS STUDENT R-Pp-ORTERS ABOUT COVER-AGE
butters; 'K'-NEUSPAF-ER maher 'is a NON-ISSUE'
BUTTER'S : 'K'-NEUSPAFER MATTER- 'IS A NON-ISSl£'
tar HOLE PAR-ODY MAR-KS DiJKE-UNC BASKETB-ALL CO^frEST
DUKE'S STUDENT PAP-ER RETUP:NS FIRE AFTER KRZYZEUSKI'S BARRAGE
COACH K'S CLASSLESS ACT
K"R-ZYZEUSKI OICS STUItNTS AN AP-OLOGY
DUKE GROUPS CONSIDERING ACTION OVER- 'NON-ISSUE'
DUKI GR-OUF-S CONSIDERING ACTION OVER 'NON-ISSUE*
C T S
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N E
P D
S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
cm 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/19/1970 A
1/21/1990 A
1/24/1990 C
1/27/1990 A
1/28/1990 B
1/29/1990 B
1/29/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
8
9
N
N
N M51
N M70
N M51
N M51
E
N U57
H 2 1/24/1990 A 1 N
cm 1 1/31/1990 A 1 N ii57
H 2 1/19/1990 D 15 P R S66
H 2
1/01/1990 C
1
N
S 2
1/01/1990 A
1
H Yll
cm 1
1/02/1990 A
3
N
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
8
N
H 2
1/07/1990 B
1
N M51
cm 1
1/08/1990 A
3
N
H 2
1/10/1990 C
1
P N MSI
CHH 1
1/12/'1990 A
8
N
S 2
1/12/1990 B
1
N
cm 1
1/14/1990 A
3
N
H 2
1/16/1990 C
1
N H51
H 2
1/17/1990 C
1
P N M51
cm 1
1/17/1990 A
10
N
cm 1
1/18/1990 A
8
N
cm 1
1/19/1990 A
3
N
H 2
1/20/1990 C
1
N R63
H 2
1/22/1990 B
1
P P K30
H 2
1/22/1990 B
1
N M51
cm 1
1/22/1990 A
3
N
S 2
1/22/1990 C
1
P P K30
H 2
1/23/1990 B
1
N M51
H 2
1/23/1990 B
8
N
cm 1
1/23/1990 A
3
N
S 2
1/23/1990 A
5
N
S 2
1/23/1990 C
1
N
cm 1
1/24/1990 A
10
N
cm 1
1/25/1990 A
8
N
cm 1
1/26/1990 A
8
N
cm 1
1/28/1990 A
3
N
H 2
1/29/1990 B
-T
N
cm 1
1/30/1990 A
8
N
H 2
1,'31/1990 A
1
C N
cm 1
1/31/1990 A
12
N
H
2
1/17/1990 D
1 N M88
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 N !186
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 N N36
CHf-
1
1/18/1790 A
3 N S17
S
9
1/18/1790 B
4 N
H
2
1/19/1990 A
4 E
H
?
1/19/1990 B
1 P U M88
H
?
1/19/1990 B
1 N M88
H
2
1/19/1790 B
1 N N36
-U630- HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
KRZYZEWSKI DESERVES 'F' FCF POOR DEFENSE
COACH MEETS AGAIN
COACH K VS. THE CHRONICLE
KRZYZEUSKI, STUICNT NEWSPAPER IRON OUT DIFFERENCES
KRZYZEUSKI, STUDENT NEUSPAP-ER IRON OUT DIFFERENCES
COACH K CLEANS THE SLATE
BOARD WILL NOT fOfOE 'K> ISSUE
DUKE ENDOlff€NT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISIfffi
ENDOWMENT BOOSTS DUKE MINORITY R-ECRUITING
DUKE FOREST
DUKE WANTS TO CHECK 8 ^fORE WELLS
TEST WELLS TO DETERMINE WATER QUALITY
DUKE HOSPITAL, NURSES
SEE DUKE UMIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NURSES
DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, NURSES
SEE IiUKE UNIV. >OICAL CENTER, NURSES
DUKE POWER CO.
SEE ALSO nUR'HAM TRANSIT
FUND CUTS WON'T SLOW DURHAM BUS TAKEOVER
BUS DEAL IS CREEPING ALONG
DURHAM NATIVE NAMED MANAGER OF DUKE POWER SERVICE RESPONSE
DUKE POWER CO., EARNINGS
DUKE POtCR CO.'S '89 EARNINGS UP
DUKE POWER CO., SALES AND EARNINGS
SEE DUKE POIER CO. , EARNINGS
DUKE UNIV., ADMINISTRATION
FROM SPORTS TO A BOGUS BARON, 1989 A BIG YEAR FK? lUKE
nUKE UNIV., Tt€ CHRONICLE (DUKE STUDENT NEWSPAPER)
SEE DUKE CHRONICLE (fCWSPAPER)
[iUKE UNIV., CLUBS
SEE DUKE UNIV. CHIfC^ STUDENT ASSOCIATION
DUKE UNIV., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTER'S
IBM DONATES COMPUTERS TO KJKE
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
S U B J E C
T S
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N
P
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
JCES
XCES
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 1/20/1990 A
2 1/21/1990 C
2 1/21/1990 D
2 1/23/1990 B
2 1/23/1990 B
2 1/25/1990 A
2 1/27/1990 D
4 E
7 N
4 T T C50
2 P N M88
2 P N N36
4 E
1 N N36
S 2 1/05/1990 B 1 P N
S 2
H 2
1/20/1990 A 1
1/23/1990 B 3
N E33
N
1/11/1990 A 1 N YU
1/20/1990 A 4 E
1/23/1990 A 9 P N
H 2 1/20/1990 A 8 N
H 2 1/01/1990 C 1 D N N36
S 2 1/22/1990 C 1 P N
DUKE UNIV., CONCERTS
ENSEMBLE FR^OM SWITZERLAND TO GIVE FREE CONCERT AT DUKE
CHOPIN IS GRAND IN WAHS' HAND
THEY AREN'T SELF-SERIOUS OR 'PREACHY,' THEY INSIST/INDIGO GIRLS
DUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS
STEF'PING UP
DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO WINTERFEST
'CARMINA BURANA' CENTERPIECE IN CONTEMPORARY ARTS FESTIVAL
DUKE UNIV., FUND-RAISING
SEE DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO DUKE ENDOUMDJT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GRANTS
DUKE GETS PROPERTY IN DELAWARE RESORT
DUKI UNIV., GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIRS AND FUND RAISING
ATiT GIVES DUKE $257,570 FOR SEMICONDUCTOR RESEARCH
S 2 1/16/1990 B 4 P N
H 2 1/18/1990 A 6 P R 159
H 2 1/19/1990 D 5 P U H90
S 2 1/31/1990 C 1 P P T37
H 2 1/07/1990 ESN
S 2 1/27/1990 C 4 N
H 2 1/03/1990 C 4 N
-LXiS30-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
U B J E C T S
ENDOWCNT BOOSTS DUKE MINORITY RECR■UITI^iG
rW£ miV., HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURWyi, N.C., HISTORY
DUKE EXf-ERIEKCEB BOTH RETREfCHfENT, EXPANSION IN
LES BROUN KEEPS DEVILS I'AfCING
RDCMBERING CAiiER'CN'S BEST
•LITTLE BOY BLUES' THRILLED 'a.ORY BARN' CRWD
'80'S
DU<E UNIV., LAUSUITS
SEE ALSO BUKE LWIV. f€DIC^ CENTER, tOICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO LAUSUITS, DURHAM COt^TY
DLS<E RULING UF+CLD
P.AhEL CLEAR-S UKE CA^C£R TEST RESE/«a€R: OF FRAUD
CaRT REINSTATES FIRED DOCTCR"S SUIT AGAIf^T rw£
'■iCmi UANTED CESAREAN BIRTH; ALLEGES TWO [CCTOR'S f£K.Ii3Effr
DIKE UNIV., MINTOITIES (GBCRAL ^£ADIf«;)
SEE ALSO rUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, BLACKS
SEE ALSO MIfWRlTIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMIfWTIW
SEE ALSO IMV. (F N.C.-CHAREL HILL, MIM3RITIES (GENERAL HEADL'«)
QffiO»ENT BOOSTS KM MINORITY RECRUITING
[iUKE iJNiy., MINORITY STUI£NTS (HD FACLLTY
SEE WKE LWIV., STUrOTS, BLACKS
aJKE L^IV., PR'OPERTY
DUKE (3ETS A PEEK AT F'ROJECT'S F-ROGFfSS
DIM (£TS PROPER'TY IN DELAWARE RESORT
DUKE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE «ASTE DISPOSAL
DIKE UANTS TO CVECK 8 MORE l«U.S
TEST iiELLS TO I£TERMIf€ WATER QU^ITY
SJKE UNIV., RAPE
SEE ALSO RAPE, OKHAM
F-OLICE LOG/CR-OUN MW^ER CHAR-GED AFTER ROBBERY REPORT
WtiE SAYS CHAR-GE PENDING IN ASSAU.T
1-i.iKE IJ^IV., SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO im£ UNIV. FUQUA SOCOL (F BUSINESS, SPEAKER'S
SEE ALSO ajKE UNIV. MEDID^ CENTER, SPEAKERS
HM. AMi'UfCES PROGRAM ON KING
JB*:iNS, CLEffiNT URGE RE^JEWED BLACK ACTIVISM
.JENKir«, CLEfOfT UR-C-E REfOED BLACK ACTIVISM
SANICRS tiMiEI> DUKE SPEAKER
BUSH AIDES TO SFEAK IN DURHAM
BUSH AIIE: math education NEEDS PRE-COLLEK FOCUS
rWE •■JHIV., SF-ORTS
SEE OJKE UNIV. SPORTS
IUKE UNIV., STUrefTS, BLACKS
SEE ALSO tiJKE UNIV., MINCsRITIES ((SJERAL HEADING)
PUBLIC, PRI'VATE CAMFLISES IN STATE RER-GRT INCREASES IN BLACK STUDENTS
WJKE UNIV., T}€ATER (INaUICS PLAYS AND SITES)
^E ALSO REVIEWS, THEATER
'DANGEROUS BUFFCOfCRY,' l-f-rfVJ SHOW, AT DU<E
DUKE UNIV. ART fftJSEUM
SEE ALSO MJKE UNIV. IN'STITUTE OF THE ARTS
Wf>£ 'SCHO' SERIES RESUMES ON FRIIiAY yiTH KR-UGER EXHIBIT
DUKE UNIV. ARTISTS SERIES
COffEUIfiG, STYLISH AMjRE UAHS PLAYS 'MUSIC OF Tf-E ANKLS*
WK£ mw. ASIAN em African l^iguages and literature
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
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D — DATE —
I
L
-F-G L
BYL
S 2 1/05/1990 B 1 P N
H 2 1/02/1990 B 1 D N N36
S 2 1/02/1990 A 1 P N B71
H 2 1/06/1990 B 2 P U M88
H 2 1/06/1990 B 2 P N C49
H 2 1/05/1990 C 2 N
H 2 1/17/1990 A 1 N N36
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 N L40
H 2 1/24/1990 C 1 N S82
S 2 1/05/1990 B 1 P N
1/18/1990 A
1/27/1990 C
2 1/20/1990 A
2 1/23/1990 B
1 M N N36
4 N
N E33
N
2 1/28/1990 B 1 N ffil
2 1/29/1990 C 1 N E53
s
2
1/11/1990 R
6 N
H
1
1/16/1990 C
1 N ,^J36
H
2
1/16/1990 C
1 N R63
s
2
1/20/1990 A
7 N
s
2
1/20/1990 C
1 N
s
2
1/25/1990 A
1 P N E33
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N
S 2 1/12/1990 B 5 N
H 2 1/07/1990 E 7 P N D80
S 2 1/13/1990 B 12 R C58
-LX630- MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
S U B J E
AT DUKE, A NEU UOfO OF WORDS
DLKE UNIV. BUSINESS SCHOOL
SEE DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
DLIKE UNIV. CAMERON STADIl*1
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SF1DRTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
REMEMBERING CAMERON'S BEST
'LITTLE BOY BLUES' THRILLED '6LQRY BARN' CROUD
MARTIN PROCLAIMS BASKETBALL ARENA A 'STATE TREASURE'
BASKETBALL ARENA HONORED
DUKE DUWS CAV<^IERS IN SCRAP AT CAMERON
DUKE VS. UVA: THE REAL SHOW GETS UNDER WAY
KRZYZEWSKI'S HOOPSTERS NOT ONLY ONES ON DUKE COURTS
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CHANGEB TO... STUDIES)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV, CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY STUDIES (FORMERLY ...PHOTOGRAPHY)
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY
STORIES OF OUR LIVES/NEU DUKE CENTER HEIR TO TRADITION S
PhOTOS PICTURE LIFE OF BLACKS IN OLD MISSISSIPPI H
; c T s
PAGE 37
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N
P
E
D ■
—DATE —
S I T
E L Y
• C -PG L P BYL
H
2
1/28/1990 C
1 P N MO
H
2
1/06/1990 B
2 P U M88
H
2
1/06/1990 B
2 P N C49
H
2
1/06/1990 B
9 N
H
2
1/07/1990 B
1 P P L38
H
2
1/07/1990 C
1 P N L22
H
2
1/07/1990 C
1 U H88
S
2
1/16/1990 C
4 N M06
DUKE UNIV, CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY STUDIES (FORMERLY ...PHOTOGRAPHY)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CHANGEB TO..
SEE ALSO PHOTCBRAPHY
STORIES OF OUR LIVES/NEU DUKE CENTER HEIR TO TRADITION
PHOTOS PICTURE LIFE OF BLACKS IN OLD MISSISSIPPI
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR LIVING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
DURHAM TOPS STATE IN NOV. CONSTRUCTION
DUKE UNIV. CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
SENATE IPHOLDS BUSH'S VETO OF CHINA BILL
DUKE'S CHII€SE STUICNTS UPSET OVER VETO
DUKE UNIV. DIFAC PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR LIVING
YO-YO DIETS ARE HARMFUL
HEALTHY FOOD TASTES SUPER
MOST FRUIT SAFE TO EAT
DUKE UNIV, EAST CA^FUS
SEE DUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS
DUKE UNIV. FESTIVAL OF WOMEN IN Tf€ ARTS
SEE DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
DUKE UNIV. FUaUA SCHOO. OF BUSINESS
FUQUA SCHOOL TO TRAIN SOVIET MANAGERS
DUKE UNIV, FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, GRANTS
IBM M3NATES COMPUTERS TO DUKE
DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS
PUBLISHING CO. PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSIhESS CENTER FOR U.S.S.R. MANAGER DEVELOPMENT
FLiQUA SCHOOL TO TRAIN SOVIET MANAGERS
RED INK
NAYLOR: SOVIETS WILL DRIFT TOWARD FREE-MARKET ECONOMY
DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
nUM UNIV. INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
SEE ALSO ARTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV, ART MUSEUM
RENAISSANCE RUSH AIMS HIS SHOW AT VIEWERS IMAGINATION
.STUDIES)
S
H
2 1/23/1990 C
2 1/29/1990 B
2 1/23/1990 C
2 1/29/1990 B
2 1/26/1990 A
2 1/26/1990 A
2 1/03/1990 B
2 1/24/1990 B
2 1/31/1990 B
1 P N E33
1 P N N36
1 P N E33
1 P N N36
S 2 1/25/1990 A 1 N E33
1 N
1 P N W60
1 D N
1 D U
1 D U
H
2
1/11/1990 C
1 P N
S
2
1/22/1990 C
1 P N
S
2
1/27/1990 A
9 N
H
S
S
2
2
2
1/11/1990 C
1/11/1990 C
1/27/1990 A
1 P N
1 P N
1 P N E33
H 2 1/21/1990 E 9 P N D80
DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
-U630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990 -
N D E X
1/31/1990
BY SUBJECTS
LAU STUKJfTS OFFER TAX ^BJ=■
SALTY LAW l£m SW)CKEIi PISJS tiUKE, AHACKEIi STATUS QUO
iAM. UNiy. hEiICAL CENTER
FR-OM SPORTS TO A BOGUS B^'ON, 1989 A BIG Y&« FOR Oj'KE
H.DOD SWKTA6E CAfCaS ISJKE'S NON-EfCJ^ffi-KY a!R5ERY
IJfC HOSPITALS ON SCKW^ KSPITE BLOOD SKOftTAS
PA>€L CLEAh-S liM. Ci^VCER TEST RESEARCHER iT RAUIi
IWE rOCTW^ PERFCSai ^EW ICART F-R-OCEDURE
OJKE UNiy. milCPL CENTER, COmjTER-S
SEE ALS] COmiTERS
CWPUTER LIf«S HOiCTO^ KJCTORS TO PATIENTS AT Dl*£
rW<E WIV. (€DIC<^ CENTER, fCART CENTER
SEE ALSO i€ART DISEASE
COiiPUTER LI?«S H&^Cm lOCTORS TO PATIENTS AT DUKE
BIKE UNIV. fCDICAL CENTER, LAWSUITS
SEE rW<E l^IU., LAWSUITS
SEE DIKE \SilV. f&lCfL CEJfTER, HEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
0J<E IJNIU. m>lCfL CENTER', LECT1J<£S
SEE mjKE Lwiy. muca. center, 'SF-E/y^ERS
US(£ UNIV. f€DIC«. CENTER, fCDICAL IWJ^RACTICE SUITS
SEE (^SO [«<E L?JIV., LAWSUITS
^E ALSt) LAUSUITS, ItURHAH COWTY
COi^T REINSTATES FIRED lOCTOR'S SUIT AGALNST DIKE
[iIKE yNIV. tCDICAL CENTER, m^SES
PATIENTS NOT ILL TO 'REW*' fW<SE
DLSKE UNIV, fCDID^ CENTER, RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISF-QSAL
SEE DUKE l^IV., RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
IDKE iJJIV. fEDICAL CENTER, SPE(V(ERS
SEE ALSO DUKE tJ<IV., SPEAKERS
GLAXO'S SANDERS TO SPEAK AT DUKE
DIS« UNIV. f*JS£L?1 OF («T
SEE DUKE UNIV. ART mJSEUM
im£ UNIV. PREVENTIVE (tff ■ROACH TO CAftDIOL£»Y
SEE DUKE UNIV. U^PAC PROGR/^
UM. UNIV. SOOOL (F EN6I^€ERING
IBM ICf^ATES CfflffUTERS TO HJKE
IW<E UNIV. SCHCOL OF LAW
SEE WJKE l^IV. LAW SCKBL
[UKE UNIV. SPORTS
SEE ALSO aJKE UNIV. SFtS^TS, INTRMJRALS
DIKE TO HOST i€fA fCH
f^ Bt£R£R LLRES NO^ TRAO,' TO DUKI
TRACK MEET CCXJLD BE BIG WIN FOR ItlRHAM
LET'S RW WE RACES ^CRf
DIKE 'JNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL ((€N)
SEE ALSO DUKE LWIV. CA^ER•ON STADIUM
ABDELNABY GETS TOLIGH IN DLKE WIN
DEVILS FIND CONSISTENT ABI£LnABY?
DEVILS TO RISK STREAK VS. CAVS
DEVILS LWK TO CONTI^AJE MASTERY OF CAVALIERS i DEACS,
REHE^fBERI^«; CAi€R-ON>S BEST
'LITTLE B-OY EtUES' THRILLED 'GLORY BARN' CR(M!
maiH F-R-OCLAIMS BASKETBAa ARENA A 'STATE TREASURE'
DIKE HMS CAVALIERS IN SCRAP AT CAfCROJ
DUKE VS. UVA: Tt£ F£AL SHOW i3ETS UNDER WAY
N E
P D — DATE-
PAK 38
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S I T
E L Y
C H=13 L P BYL
H
H
H
S
1/16/1990 B 1 N
l/??/1990 C 1 P U
1/01/1990 C
1/06/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/25/1990 B
2 1/
.•1990 C
D N N36
N C60
N S17
N N36
N
2 1/16/1990 B 1 N
2 1/16/1990 B 1 N
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 N L40
3 2 1/01/1990 C 1 H
H 2 1/29/1990 B 2 N
P N
H
2
1/16/1990 B
1 P N >«8
S
2
1/16/1990 C
1 P U D13
S
2
1/17/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/18/1990 A
4 E
H
o
1/04/1990 B
1 P N C49
S
n
1/04/1990 3
1 P N F25
S
2
1/05/1990 C
1 B N F25
HFFl S AT HOI€
H
2
1/06/1990 B
2 N L22
H
2
l/CiS/1990 B
2 P U ^!88
H
2
l/C^/1990 B
2 P N C49
H
2
1/06/19-90 B
9 N
H
1
1/07/1990 C
1 P N L22
H
2
1/07/1990 C
1 U «88
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
S U B J E
BLUE DEVILS BRICKEY OUT 2-4 UEEKS WITH INJURY
rcyiLS LMK TO HURLEY IN THE CLUTCH
VIRGINIA'S CROTTY GIVES IUKE FITS
WJRLEY VS. ANDERSON ON CENTER STAGE
BLUE DEVILS CLASH WITH JACKETS IN BIG ACC TEST
BLUE DEVILS SCRAP, HAND TECH ITS FIRST LOSS
DUKX PICKS TOUGHEST ARENA FOR 'BIGGEST UIN' OF SEASON
DUKE'S DEFENSE FINALLY THROTTLES JACKETS
KOUBEK HELPS DEVILS EARN AURA OF VICTORY
DEVILS' PUZa-£ FALLING INTO PLACE
BLUE DEVILS, TERPS TANGLE; HEELS HOPEFUL AGAINST VIRGINIA
'TIRED' BLUE DEVILS UHIP MARYLAND, 91-SO
ABDELNABY'S MATURITY GIVES DEVILS A LIFT
KRZYZEUSKI BLASTS STUDENT REPORTERS ABOUT COVERAGE
DUKE UNC: PROGRAMS PASSING IN THE NIGHT?
DUKE, UNC MEN IN THE MIDDLE SURFACE FOR CHAF'EL HILL FRAY
DUKE-IM;/HARD to FIOJRE the odds l#«N OLD RIVALS COLLIIt
TAR ^£ELS PICK BLUE DEVILS' PK^ITS
UNC SCALDS DUKE, 79-60
butters: 'K'-NEUSPAPER matter 'is a NON-ISSUE'
BUHERS: 'K'-NEWSPAPER MATTER 'IS A NON-ISSUE'
'THE KING' RULES AS TAR HEELS ROUT DUKE
BU£ DEVILS CAN'T COPE WITH UNC'S FISSSURE
DUKE'S STUDENT FtPER RETURNS FIRE AFTER KTOYZEUSKI'S BARRAGE
COACH K'S CLASSLESS ACT
KRZYZEUSKI OWES STUDENTS (W APOLOGY
DUKE GR-CIFS CONSIDERING ACTION OVER 'NON-ISSUE'
DUKE GROUPS CONSIDERING ACTION OVER 'NON-ISSUE'
KRZYZEUSKI DESERVES 'F' FOR POOR DEFENSE
BLLE DEVILS BOUNCE BACK WITH UIN OVER DEACONS
COACH MEETS AGAIN
COACH K VS. THE CJTONICLE
DEVILS REBOUND, DEMOLISH DEACONS
KRZYZEUSKI, STUDENT NEUSPAPER IRON OUT DIFFERENCES
K'R'ZYZEWSKI, STUDENT NEWSPAPER IRON OUT DIFFERE3CES
DEVILS ROa BY INDIANS
BLUE DEVILS DaiVER GENTLE DRUBBING TO SWENSON'S TRIBE
DUKE'S HILL QUICK OUT OF THE BLOCKS
VALVANO HOLDS EDGE ON KRZYZEUSKI
COACH K CLEANS Tf£ SLATE
'UNBaiEVABLE'
DUK"E BACKCOURT STEALS THE SHOW
DUKE GETS AN 'UNBELIEVABLE' UIN VS. STATE
IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS
SOLE MUSIC
ACC TO OFFER 'SUPER' WEEKEND
BOARD WILL NOT PURSUE 'K' ISSUE
LOVE THOSE CAMERON CRAZIES, BABY!
WITHOUT KOUBEK'S PERFORMANCE, DUKE WOULD'VE BEEN IN TROUBLE
BLUE DEVILS SPLINTER YELLOW JACKETS WITH THEIR BENCH
FILLING Tf€ VOID
BLUE DEVILS EARN 'SlfER' VICTORY
HILL'S SURGE IGNITES BLUE DEVILS
LAETTNER: DUKE'S DOUBLE THREAT
CAMERON CRAZIES COULD DRAW PENALTY FOR DEVILS
TOBACCO ROAD TOUGH ON TIGER'S
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
IT'S MINE!
DUKE-UNC WOMEN IN BENEFIT
DUKE, UNC WOMEN HIT COURT FOR CHARITY
DUKE FRESHMAN MCDONALD BOMBING AUAY FOR BLLIE DEVILS
MORGAN'S LATE JUMF'ER LIFTS BLUE DEVIL WOMEN
DUKE, UNC WOMEN FALL
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
DUKE'S BARRY WILSON IS MYSTERY MAN
SPURRIER TO TAKE 3 ASSISTANTS TO FLORIDA
THE POST-SPURRIER DEVILS
DUKE FOOTBALL GETS tCU START IN 1990
; c T s
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— HATE — C ■
-PG L P BYL
H
2
1/08/1990 B
2 P N M88
S
2
1/08/1990 D
1 P U D18
S
2
1/08/1990 D
3 P U F25
H
2
1/11/1990 B
1 P N M88
S
2
1/11/1990 B
1 P N D18
H
2
1/12/1990 B
1 P N L22
H
2
1/12/1990 B
1 N L22
S
2
1/12/1990 C
1 P N D18
S
2
1/12/1990 C
1 P U D18
H
o
1/13/1990 D
1 U L22
H
2
1/13/1990 D
1 N M88
H
2
1/14/1990 C
1 P N C49
S
2
1/15/1990 D
1 P U D18
H
2
1/17/1990 D
1 N M88
H
2
1/17/1990 D
1 P U L22
H
2
1/17/1990 D
1 P N L22
S
2
1/17/1990 D
1 P N F25
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 P N L22
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 N C49
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 N M88
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 N N36
S
2
1/18/1990 B
1 P U D18
S
2
1/18/1990 B
1 P N F25
S
2
1/18/1990 B
4 N
H
2
1/19/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/19/1990 B
1 P U M88
H
2
1/19/1990 B
1 N M88
H
2
1/19/1990 B
1 N N36
S
2
1/20/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/21/1990 C
1 N 1 ?7
H
9
1/21/1990 C
7 N
H
2
1/21/1990 D
4 T T C50
S
2
1/22/1990 D
3 P U F25
H
2
1/23/1990 B
2 P N M88
H
2
1/23/1990 B
2 P N N36
H
2
1/23/1990 B
2 N
S
2
1/23/1990 D
1 P N P52
H
2
1/24/1990 D
1 P N C49
S
2
1/24/1990 D
1 N h2b
H
2
1/25/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/25/1990 C
1 U M88
H
2
1/25/1990 C
1 P N M64
S
2
1/25/1990 C
1 P N F25
S
2
1/25/1990 C
1 P U D18
H
2
1/26/1990 B
1 P P L38
S
2
1/26/1990 B
1 D N F25
H
■5
1/27/1990 D
1 N N36
H
2
1/28/1990 D
2 P P L38
H
2
1/28/1990 D
6 L
H
2
1/29/1990 B
4 P N B40
H
n
1/29/1990 B
4 U M88
S
2
1/29/1990 D
4 P U F25
S
2
1/30/1990 B
1 P U D18
H
2
1/31/1990 D
1 P N C49
H
2
1/31/1990 D
1 N M88
S
2
1/31/1990 D
1 N F25
H
2
1/11/1990 B
1 P P K30
S
2
1/18/1990 B
3 P N A76
H
2
1/19/1990 B
3 N F95
H
2
1/21/1990 C
2 U F95
H
2
1/21/1990 C
3 P N F95
H
2
1/28/1990 D
4 N
S 2 1/01/1990 D 3 P U D18
S 2 1/01/1990 D 8 N
H 2 1/03/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/08/1990 A 4 E
-a630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
STRAHM LEAVES UCU POST, TAKES OVER DUKE DEFINSE
WILSON INVITES SLAYBEN TO SPRING PRACTICE
DUKE ALTER'S SCHEDULE
DEVILISH decision: mcgeorge picks duke
DUKE UNIV. sports, INTRAHIRALS
see also DIM UNIV. SPORTS
K-RZYZEUSKI'S f«30PSTER-S 'ftOl ONLY ONES ON DLfl<E COURTS
DURHAM, N.C, BOND REFERENDUHS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COJNTY, N.C., BOND REFERENDA
SEE ALSO REFERENDA
CAROLINA TtCATRE PLANS WILL BE SCALHi BACK
POUELL SUGGESTS $145-t1ILLI0N CITY BOND REFERENDUM
MANAGER FtBES J145 MILLION IN CITY BONIS
STADIUM BOND ISSUE MAY GROU BY $480,000
COUNCIL SHOULD LIMIT SPENDING ON TVCATER
SCALING DOWN CAROLINA T}€ATRE
WEAST SEEKS $120 MILLION IN BONIS (CORRECTED)
DELAYS ON STADIUM CAN BE VERY EXPENSIVE
BUas: BARGIN RENEWAL FtAN
AVOIDING TAX INCREASE FOCUS OF CITY HEARING
HEARING SET ON BUDGET, BOhff) ISSl£
CITY COJNCIL JCAR'S MONEY REOtESTS, BOND PACKAGE ADVICE
CITIZENS SPEAK OUT FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
DURHAM'S BOND ISSUE COULD TOP $236 MILLION
CITY SHOULD SEPAR'ATE VOTING ON BOND ISSUES
bell: SCHOOL BONDS TOO COSTLY
SCHOOL BOARD OKS BUILDI^ffi PLAN
WRHm MAY DELAY BOND REFERENDUM
VOTE FOR NEW STADIUM IMPORTANT TO DURHAM
DURHAM, N.C., BONDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY", N.C., EONDS
COMMISSIONERS SET BUDGET FOR ^JEW SPORTS STADIUM
AFFORDABLE HOUSING STILL ON AGENDA FOR BOND USE
DURHAM, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO riURHAM CIH COUNCIL, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, FINANCE COMMITTEE
CITY REJECTS LOAN, FAVORS LEASING HERITAGE SQUARE
DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM TRANSIT
POLICE LOG/CONVENIENCE STORE BREAK-IN SUSPECT HELD
FUND CUTS WON'T SLOW HJR'HAM BUS TAKEOVER
BUS DEAL IS CREEPING AL0^«3
CHANGING LCDF' PATH TOO EXPENSIVE A RISK
DURlHAM, N.C, CAPITAL IhS^ROVEMENTS PROGRAM
SEE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT F'R'OGRAM, DURHAM (CIP)
[IIRHAM, N.C, CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
SEE IWRHAM, N.C, HISTORY
DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, DRUG ABUSE AND TESTING
SEE ALSO URINALYSIS
DL5?HAM F'OLICE FACE RANDOM DRUG TESTS
DURHAM, N.C, CONTRACT BIDDING
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
HAYTI CORf . EXPECTED TO ASK $42,000 FROM CITY
DURHAM, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVaOF'MENT
CHANGING TIMES
BLACKS CONTINUE 10 INVEST IN DOUfJTOUN REVITALIZATION
MORE DOWNTOWN RECYCLING
BUaS: BARGIN RENEWAL PLAN
DUKE GETS A PEEK AT PROJECT'S PROGRESS
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/12/1990 B 1 P N C49
H 2 1/21/1990 C 2 U C49
S 2 1/24/1990 D 1 N
H 2 1/30/1990 B 1 P N B40
2 1/16/1990 C
H 2 1/06/1990 B
S 2 1/11/1990 A
H 2 1/20/1990 A
S 2 1/22/1990 A
2 1/25/1990 A
N M06
H
2
1/05/1990 A
1 P N R63
H
2
1/05/1990 C
1 N R63
S
2
1/05/1990 B
1 N
H
2
1/06/1990 B
1 P N S69
S
2
1/08/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/09/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/10/1990 A
1 N Yll
s
2
1/10/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/11/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/12/1990 C
1 N R63
S
2
1/12/1990 B
1 N
H
2
1/17/1990 C
2 N R63
s
O
1/17/1990 A
1 N C61
S
2
1/22/1990 A
1 N C61
S
?
1/23/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/24/1990 A
1 P N Yll
S
2
1/24/1990 A
1 N Yll
S
2
1/26/1990 A
1 N C61
S
2
1/30/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/09/1990 A
1 N S69
S
2
1/09/1990 A
1 N H65
H 2 1/05/1990 A 1 N R63
1 N
1 N Yll
4 E
4 E
N B53
H 2 1/04/1990 C 1 N R63
s
2
1/04/1990 C
1 P P
H
1/07/1990 D
5 U
H
7
1/10/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/11/1990 A
4 E
H
O
£•
l/lS/1990 A
1 M N N36
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
AfERICAN CAmJS/PLAN UNVEILED FOR DOWNTOWN
DURHAM, N.C, DOWNTOWN LtBF
SEE DURHAM, N.C., "LOOP"
DURHAM, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, [4JRWt«
DURHAM, N.C. , FILM MAKING
SEE ALSO N.C, FIUWlKING
NEW DURHAM FILM COMPANY CHALLENGES HOLLYWOOD
DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE
SEE ALSO POPLLATION, DURHAM
TRIANGLE J COUNCIL REPORTS ON 8 REGIONAL 'DETRACTIONS'
DURHAM, N.C, HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO ^£RITAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER
PLAN^€RS CAa FOR CITY TO LEASE SPACE IN HAYTI
WAGERING TO PROTECT BIG ANTE
DUR'HAM, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., HISTORY
SEE ALSO THE WAY WE WERE (COLUW)
COUNTRY CLUB WEATHERED THE GREAT DEPRESSION
'STEPCHILD' IMA(£ SHIRS TO RESEARCH, HEALTH
CHANGING TIMES
'TIS THE SEASON FOR MEMORIES OF BREAK-INS, PLAY AT DRAFTY GYMS
DUR'HAM 'S CARR HELPED FOUND FAMOUS COASTAL RESORT
SALTY LAW DEAN SWTKED PIOUS DUKE, ATTACKED STATUS QUO
DURHAM, N.C, HOLIDAYS
CITY PLANS KING HOLIDAY JAN. 15
ACTIVITIES TO MARK KING HOLIDAY
GOVERNMENT OFFICES CLOSE FOR HaiDAY
DURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK OUTREACH PROGRAM
'STEPCHILD' IMAGE SHIRS TO RESEARCH, HEALTH
INCREASING RATE OF RTP NEWCOMERS CHOOSING DURHAM HOMES
DURHAM, N.C, "LOOP"
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, OUTER LOOP
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
ALTERED ENO DRIVE PLAN SPAWNS SECOND OFfOSITION GROUP
ALTERNATE ENO LOOP MAY ENDANGER CITY ROAD FUNDS
CHANGING LOOP PATH TOO EXPENSIVE A RISK
PANEL URGES ENO ROUTE PROTECTION
COUNCIL TO GUARD CORRIDOR OF FIRST ENO DRIVE LOOP
DURHAM, N.C, MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE
SEE ALSO DLIRHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOFtlENT
SEE ALSO WJRHAM, N.C, ORDINANCES
PROJECTS PANEL DICKERS OVER TRAFFIC RULE
ERWIN SQUARE DEVaOPERS SEE NOOSE IN ORDINANCE
PROPOSED ZONING RULE UNFAIR TO DEVELOPERS
WHO'S THE MAYOR NOW?
DEVELOPER'S PLAN SPARKS HEIGHT SPAT
DURHAM, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS
WHO'S THE MAYOR NOW?
DURHAM, N.C, NAACP
SEE NAACP, DURHAM CHAPTER
SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/18/1990 C 7 P P T37
H 2 1/05/1990 D 3 P F B71
H 2 1/03/1990 C 1 P N K65
S 2 1/05/19V0 A 3 N
H 2 1/21/1990 D 4 E
1/01/1990 C
1/04/1990 C
1/04/1990 C
1/14/1990 B
1/15/1990 C
1/29/1990 C
V
N E33
P
U N36
U
U
1/07/1990 B 7 N
1/10/1990 C 10 N
1/12/1990 B 1 N
2 1/04/1990 C
2 1/21/1990 B
1 N E33
1 N C60
1/13/1990
1/18/1990
1/22/1990
1/30/1990
1/30/1990
N R63
N C61
E
N R63
M N C61
s
2
1/10/1990 B
N C61
H
2
1/11/1990 A
N R63
s
2
1/12/1990 A
E
H
2
1/14/1990 D
E
S
2
1/24/1990 C
N C61
H 2 1/14/1990 D 4 E
DURHAM, N.C, ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C,
MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
BY S U B J E
CITY GIVES a< FOR SD£R LIf€ NEAR RESERVOIR
DURHAM, N.C., OJTER LOP
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., "LOOP"
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER TWJROUGHF(«£ FIAN
SEE ALSO HI&WAY CONSTRUCTION
ALTERED B-tO DRIVE FIAN SF'AWNS SECOfJD OPPOSITION GRfiUP
DOT NIXES ALTER'NATE ENO DR'IVE PROPOSAL
ALTERNATE ENO LOOP MAY ENIiWGER CITY ROAD FUNDS
FR€M SAND TO QUICKSAND
CHANGING LOiF PATH TOO EXPENSIVE A RISK
PiWEL UR^GES ENO ROUTE PR1DTECTI0N
COU?CIL TO mtftS CORRIDOR CF FIRST ENO DRIVE LOOP
KJRHAM, N.C, PARKING
SEE PARKIfffi SPACES, (»J-STRECT
DURHAM, N.C, PUBLIC UTILITIES
SEE WATER ANIi SEWER RATES, lUWAM
DURHAM, N.C, ZONING
SEE ZONING LAWS
DUR'HAM ACADEMY
M^AM ACADEMY SECOND-GRADERS LB«NING ABClfT MONEY FROM FIRST UNION BAM< H
DLIRHAM ACADEMY, STUDENTS
TOY STORE LARGEST IN CITY/PRO>£CT BY ACADEMY SECONDS-GRADER'S H
C T S
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— DATE—
S I T
E L Y
C -F'G L P BYL
H
2
1/18/1990 C
1 N R63
H
2
1/13/1990 C
I N R63
H
2
1/18/1990 A
M N R63
S
n
1/18/1990 A
N DSl
H
2
1/21/1990 D '
■ E
S
2
l/22.a'?90 A '
' E
H
2
1/30/1990 A
N R63
S
2
1/30/1990 A
M N C61
DURHAM ACADEMY SPWTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
DWWAM ACAItMY DOWS UINLESS SOUTH S^ANVILLE
DUR-HAM ACADEMY ENDS SKID UITH WIN AT SOUTH GRANVILLE
Dl^^HAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO fWTS, OJRttW
SEE ALSO EMER'GING ARTISTS PRtK5RAM
SEE ALSO TRIANON ARTS PLANNING CONSORTIUM
i^JTS CO-ifCIL TEAMS \Jf WITH PINECONE IN SERIES
lifR-HAM SLANTS fMTUFf EMEFCING ARTISTS
ARTS COJNCIL HONOR'S 14 AS EMERGING ARTISTS
FROM GRASS ROOTS TO AN ESTABLISHMENT
ARTS COWCIL OFFERS KID'S THEATER CLASS
DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
DURHAM BOARD OF EDIX:ATI0N ANU LEAR:NIh«3
SEE DURrtW CITY BOARD OF ELATION
DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
S£E ALSO REAL ESTATE FIRMS
rCU iDFFICER'S
dur'ham blu-s
see also basebaa park, duww1
forher bulls player dies
delays on stadium can b'e very expensive
bulls: bargin renewal F'LAN
COUNTY 1«VES toward BONDS FttR STADIW
NO Bill: JAPANESE GR'OUP INTERESTHi IN DURHAM FR'ANCHISE
DURHAM BALLPAR-K BACK'ERS STW<T CAMPAIGN
VOTE FOR f€W STADIUM IKfORTANT TO DURHAM
IllRHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK OUTR'EACH PR-06RAM
EKJCATION IS Dl.RHAM'S TOP CONCERN
CHAMBER PLANS BENNETT TAU
INCREASING RATE OF RTF' NEWCOMERS CHOOSING IWtHAM HOMES
PUBLIC EIiUCATION PARTNERSHIPS PICKS EF'A FIRST
CHAMBER, «MBER COMPANY STiUARE OFF
2 1/21/1990 B 3 N C60
2 1/27/1990 C 1 P N WiO
2 1/11/1990 B 3 N
2 1/11/1990 B 4 P N F'52
H
2
1/05/1990 D
7 P R M60
S
2
1/05/1990 B
1 P N B71
H
2
l/09/r?90 A
6 P U WIS
H
2
1/21/1990 E
1 P N Zll
H
'%
i.
1/30/1990 C
3 N
S 2 1/15/1990 B S P P T44
S
2
1/09/1990 B
7
P
s
2
1/10/1990 A
■t
E
H
2
1/11/1990 A
4
E
s
2
1/16/1990 B
1
N
H
2
1/24/1990 D
I
P N fffiS
S
2
1/27/1990 A
1
N E33
s
2
1/30/1990 A
t
E
s
2
1/03/1990 A
1
N E33
H
2
1/04/1990 C
1
P N
H
2
1/21/1990 B
1
N C60
H
2
1/21/1990 B
1
N U60
H
o
1/31/1990 A
1
N S69
-LX630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
10 APPOINTED TO DURHAM CHAMBER BOARD
DURHAM CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
SEE N.C. «JSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE
DURHAM CITY BOARD CF QiUCATION
SEE ALSO mJRHAM, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO lAMm CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
Y.E. SMITH SCHOOL PARENTS CALL ELLIS SWITCH A BLUNDER
SMITH SCHOOL PARENTS CALL ELLIS TRANSFER A 'BLUNDER'
HfflES OR Sa«»L IS CHOICE THAT MAY FACE EAST ENDERS
CITY SYSTEM C0»1ITTEE STUDIES MAGNET SCHOOLS
FLU KEEPS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE DOWN
CITY SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS BUILDING PLAN
SCHOra. BOARD OKS BUILDING PLAN
SECRECY WON'T SOLVE ATTENDWCE PROBLEM
SCHOO. STAFF MAY RECEIVE PAY CHANGES
CITY SCHOOL BOARD MAY ADOPT STATE SALARY SCfCDULE
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
PLANNERS CALL FOR CITY TO LEASE SPACE IN HAYTI
COUNCIL SHOJLD LIMIT SPENDING ON TVEATER
WHO'S TtC MAYOR NOW?
WILLIAMS RECANTS, TO STAY ON COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO HERITAGE SQUARE LEASE
WILLIAMS INTENDS TO FINISH TERM
cm COUNCIL HEARS MONEY REQUESTS, BOND ?(€KP^ ADVICE
CITIZENS SF'EAK fflJT FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
ASSAULT CHARGE SFIITS COUNCIL ON TAXI PERMIT
CITY GIVES OK FOR SEWER LINE NEAR RtSERVCIR
ALTERNATE ENO LOOP MAY ENDANGER CITY RBAD FIMS
KCISION IS REVERSED ON TAXI -PERMIT EtNIAL
COUNCIL RaUCTANTLY OKS TREYBURN SEWER LI^£S
ABSENT CITY COUNCIL PAIR PROTEST CHANGED VOTES
FRt)M SAND TO QUICKSAND
WAGERING TO PROTECT BIG ANTE
ODD RULES, MISCHIEF BRING JUSTICE
COUNCIL SHOULD REJECT WORKERS BILL OF RIGHTS
DURHAM MAY DELAY BOND REFERENDUM
COUNCIL VOTES THIS WEEK ON HERITAGE SQUARE DEAL
PANEL URGES ENO ROUTE PROTECTION
TRl£ VALUE SITE MAY BE LEASED TO BUSINESSES, NON-PROFIT AGENCIES
EXPANDED LITTLE RIVER MEETINGS PLANNED
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUDGET
HEARING SET ON BUDGET, BOND ISSl£
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, FINANCE C0W1ITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUDGET
CITY REXCTS LOAN, FAVORS LEASING HERITAGE SQUARE
POWELL SUGGESTS *145-MILLI0N CITY BOND REFERENDUM
BFI PROPOSES BUILDING, RUNNING COUNTY LANDFILL
MAN SAYS PaiCE RACIALLY MOTIVATED IN STOPPING HIM
POLICE STOP BASED ON SKIN COLOR DRAWS F'RQTEST
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PUBLIC WORKS COmiTTEE
COUNCIL PANEL OKS CONTROVERSIAL SEWER LINE FOR TREYBURN
NO-SMOKING ISSUE TABLED
TREYBUR-N SEUER LI^^E GETS PANEL'S NOD
WILLIAMS RECANTS, TO STAY ON COUNCIL
WILLIAMS INTENDS TO FINISH TERM
COUNCIL TO GUARD CORRIDOR OF FIRST ENO DRIVE LOOP
MAIN STREET MAY RETURN TO FREE PARKING
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, SCHOOL SEMINAR'S
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
H 2 1/10/1990 C 10 N
H 2
S 2
S
H
S
H
S
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
H
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
1/09/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/19/1990 B
1/23/1990 B
1/23/1990
1/24/1990
1/24/1990
1/24/1990
1/30/1990
1/31/1990
1/05/1990
1/08/1990
1/14/1990
1/16/1990
1/17/1990
1/17/1990
1/17/1990
1/17/1990
1/17/1990
1/18/1990
1/18/1990
1/18/1990
1/18/1990
1/20/1990
1/21/1990
1/21/1990
1/21/1990
1/25/1990
1/26/1990
1/2-9/1990
1/30/1990
1/30/1990
1/30/1990
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
1/09/1990 B
1/09/1990 B
1/09/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/17/1990 C
1/30/1990 A
1/31/1990 C
1
1 P
1
1
1 P
1
1 P
4
N C47
N YU
N
N W60
N Yll
N U60
N Yll
E
N Yll
N U60
N
E
E
N C61
N R63
N
N R63
N C61
N C61
N R63
N C61
N C61
N C61
N R63
E
E
U A20
E
N C61
N C^l
N R63
N C60
N M20
S 2 1/12/1990 B 1 N
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N C61
N R63
N R63
N
N C61
P N
M N C61
P N C61
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IiURHAM CITY COUNCIL, VOTING RECORDS
COUNCIL OKS BUYING BALLPARK SITE OPTION
DURHAM CITY HALL, COUfCIL CHAMBER
CITY COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO HERITAGE SQUARE LEASE
DURHAM CITY LANIf ILL
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO LANIf ILLS, N.C.
DURHAM LANIf ILL GETS CHRISTMAS BREAK
DURHAM'S BOND ISSUE COULD TOP $236 MILLION
BFI PROPOSES BUILDING, RUNNING COUNTY LANDFILL
DURHAM MAY DELAY BOND REFEReiDUM
DUR'HAM CITY SCmOLS
SEE ALSO BUSIICSSES, DURHAM, SCHOOL SUPPORT
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS DISAO^ ON CHANNEL 1
CITY STUDENTS GET OUT EARLY WEDNESDAY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ADMINISTRATION
SCHOOL STAFF MAY RECEIVE PAY CHANGES
CITY SCHOOL BOARD MAY ADOPT STATE SALARY SCHEDULE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
FLU KEEPS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE DOWN
DUR'HAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD Cf EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUMTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
EmCATORS TO MULL SPENDING BONUS MONEY
DURHAM cm SCHOOLS, BUILDING PROJECTS
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS SET ON CITY SCHOOLS CONSTRUCTION, REPAIRS
HEARINGS ARt SET ON SCHOOL FIANS
SITE SEARCH DELAYS PLANS FOR NEU EAST END SCHOOL
Cin SCHOOL BOARD ADOF'TS BUILDING PLAN
SCHOOL FUNDING QUESTION STILL WtfCS IN BALANCE
SCHOOL FUWS NEED REVIEW
DURHAM CITY SCHOaS, CLOSINGS
GROUP FAVORS KEEPING UAHS SCHOOL
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS SET ON CITY SCHOOLS CONSTRUCTION, REPAIRS
DURHAM cm SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM (AD)
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPUTER PRtlGRAM
SEE ALSO COMFUTERS
LAMUOOD LINKS COMPUTER'S, READING WITH WORK BY PARENTS, STUDENTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, IiROPOUTS
SEE ALSO UALLTOUN EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT CENTER
A CHANCE FOR CHOICES
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE
DURHAM GETS AIDS GRANT FOR DRUG USERS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SCHOOL STAFF MAY RECEIVE PAY CHANGES
CITY SCHOOL BOARD MAY ADOPT STATE SALARY SCHEDULE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, K3ALS AND PLANNING
EDUCATION IS DURHAM'S TOP CONCERN
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GRANTS
CITY-COUNTY SCHOOLS BID FOR »30 MILLION GRANT
MITSUBISHI AIDS CITY, COUNTY TEACHING TEAMS
MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER TEAMS RECEIVE GRANTS
H 2 1/03/1990 A 1 C N R63
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 C N R63
S 2 1/08/1990 A 1 N YU
S 2 1/22/1990 A 1 N C61
H 2 1/26/1990 C 1 N R63
S 2 1/26/1990 A 1 N C61
H 2 1/20/1990 C 2 N C47
S 2 1/27/1990 B 2 N
S 2 1/30/1990 A 1 N YU
H 2 1/^1/1990 C 1 N U60
2 1/23/1990 A 1 N Yll
S 2 1/06/1990 C 1 N Yll
H 2 1/07/1990 B 1 N C47
S 2 1/08/1990 A 6 N Yll
H 2 1/19/1990 A 1 N C47
H 2 1/24/1990 A 1 C N U60
H 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N C47
H 2 1/26/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/06/1990 A 1 N Yll
H 2 1/07/1990 B 1 H C47
H 2 1/02/1990 A 12 D A
S 2 1/08/1990 A 1 P N Yll
S 2 1/20/1990 C 1 P N Yll
S 2 1/19/1990 A 1 N H65
S 2 1/30/1990 A 1 N Yll
H 2 1/31/1990 C 1 N W60
S 2 1/03/1990 A 1 N E33
H 2 1/06/1990 A 10 N C47
S 2 1/22/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/25/1990 B 5 N
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DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOLS
SEE DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
SEE HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, JJNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
SEE HOLTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOaS, "MAGNET SCKJOL CONCEPT"
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TASK FORCE RECOMhENDATIONS
CITY SYSTEM COMMIHEE STLIDIES MAGNET SCHOOLS
FLU KEEPS SCHOOL ATTENDAMIE IBWN
DURHAM CITY SOfflOLS, ^ERGER
SEE DURHAM CITY/COU«ITY SCTOOLS, ICRGER
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
SMITH SCHOOL PARENTS CALL ELLIS TRANSFER A 'BLUNDER'
DR. EUIS ASKS FOR CHANCE TO PROVE ABILITY TO GROUP
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DURWiM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
PLAN TO USE TRAILER RILES PUPILS' PARENTS
DURHAM Cin SCHOJLS, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
FAISON'S LEADERSHIP ABILITY ALSO ON THE LINE
DURHAM cm SCHOffl-S, TASK FORCE RECOifllENDATIONS
SEE ALSO DUWAM CITY SCHOOLS, "MAGfCT SCHOOL CONCEPT"
SEE ALSO "VrnXR ISSl£ TASK FORCE"
GROUP FAWRS KEEPING UAHS SCHOOL
4 PUBLIC fCARINGS SET ON CITY SCHOO-S CONSTRUCTION, REPAIRS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TRAILERS
PLAN TO U^ TRAILER RILES Ptfl^ILS'
DURHAM CITY WATER AND SEUER
SEE WATER AND SEUER LINES, KJRHAM
PARENTS
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER
SEE ALSO "MER«ER ISSUE TASK FORCE"
SEE ALSO MERGERS AND TAKEOVER'S
MERGER ISSUE DOMINATED DURHAM'S 1989 EDUCATION ISSUE
BETTER SCHOOLS REQUIRE ACTIONS, NOT JUST WORDS
SCHOOL BUILDING FIANS SHOULD CONSIDER MERGER
STATE PRAISES DURHAM SCHOO. FIAN
CCMMIHEE FAILS TO CHOOSE MERGER CONSULTANT
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SAYS MERGER STUDY IS 'UNTIMELY'
DURHAM COMMUNITY KITCHEN
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CrtJRCH, SOUP KITCHEN
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BOND REFERENDA
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BOND REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOaS, BOND ISSUES
COUNTY TO PONDER STADIUM BONDS
COUNTY OK'S BUDGET BOOST FOR BALLPARK
CLARIFICATION
*122.6 MILLION SCHOOL BUILDING PLAN GETS BY DURHAM EDUCATION BOARD'
SCHOOL OKS BUILDING PLAN
TAXP'AYERS CAN HELP IMF'ROVE PUPILS' FUTURE
COUNTY FACES BIG REQUESTS
$11.28 MILLION BOND ORDER FOR NEW STADIUM APPROVED
COUNTY MOVES TOWARD BONDS FOR STADIUM
ill. 28 MILLION BOND ISSUE FOCUS OF ^iO^)DAY'S HEARING
COMMISSIONERS REJECT CRITICISM ON BOND PRIORITY
COUNTY ADOPTS BALLPARK VOTE
CITY SHOULD SEPARATE VOTING ON BOND ISSUES
S OK
2 1/23/1990 B
2 1/23/1990 A
2 1/09/1990 A
2 1/10/1990 A
2 1/06/1990 A
2 1/07/1990 B
1 N W60
1 N Yll
1 N Yll
1 N C47
S 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P N Yll
S 2 1/13/1990 A 1 E
1 N Yll
1 N C47
S 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P N Yll
H
2
1/01/1990 C
8 D N C47
S
2
1/06/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/21/1990 D
5 U L42
S
2
1/27/1990 A
1 N Yll
H
2
1/31/1990 A
1 N W60
S
2
1/31/1990 A
1 P N Yll
S
2
1/05/1990 A
1 N H65
S
2
1/09/1990 A
1 N H65
S
2
1/11/1990 A
2 N
H
?
1/12/1990 A
1 N C47
3
2
1/12/1990 A
1 M Yll
S
2
1/15/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/16/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/16/1990 C
1 P N S69
S
2
1/16/1990 B
1 N
H
1/21/1990 B
7 N
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1 N 369
S
2
1/23/1990 A
1 N H65
S
2
1/23/1990 A
4 E
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SUBJECTS
TVE STADIUM'S URffiNCY
SCHOOL FUNIUNG QUESTION STILL HANGS IN BALANCE
SCHOOL PLANS NEED REVIEW
BFI FTOfOSES BUILDING, RUWING COUNTY LANIfILL
DUR'HAM BAaPARK BACKERS START CAMF'AIGN
SCHOOLS VS, STADIUM?
UOTE FOR NEW STADIUM IMFtlRTANT TO DURHAM
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BONDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BONDS
$11.28 MILLION BOND ORDER FOR NEW STADILW APF'ROVED
BOND ORDER AUTHORIZING $11,280,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONUS (NOTICE)
rtlRHAM COU^JTY, N.C., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION f€TUORK
COUNH PLA^»IINC IhfORMATION NETWORK
tiURHAM COIWTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, OJRHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COWTY, N.C., LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
RULES WOULD LIMIT GROWTH ICAR RESERVOIRS
DURHAM COlWn, N.C, LEGISLATORS
REP, THOMPSON ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, PARKING
SEE PARKING SPACES, OM-STREET
DURHAM COUm, N.C, POVERTY
SEE ALSO POVERTY
INSII^T/ONE STEP UP, TWO STEPS BACK
SOCIAL SERVICES GEARS UP TO HELP POOR PEOPLE MORt
DURHAM COWTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNH
lURHAM amV(, N.C, SEWER LINES
SEE WATER AND SEWER LIt€S, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, l€LF(«E REFORM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT, OF SOCIAL SERVICES
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ZONING
SEE ZONING LAWS
DURHAM CtXJNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
COMMITTED TO LEADERSHIP
EXTENSION PROGRAMS TO AID EMPLOYEES AT HOME, WORK
DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALS-0 ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIEH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
ANIMAL SHELTER TO OPERATE SHELTER
PROTECTION SOCIETY WANTS TO OPERATE ANIMAL SHaTER
DURHAM COUNTY AREA MENTAL HEALTH-MENTAL RETARDATION i SUBSTANCE ABUSE AUTH,
SEE DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH COLTER
DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARICD CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SERVICES FOR HANDICAPPED CRITICIZED BY PARENTS
DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
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1/24/1990
1/25/1990
1/26/1990
1/26/1990
1/27/1990
1/28/1990
1/30/1990
E
N C47
E
N R63
N E33
E
E
2 1/16/1990 C
2 1/17/1990 C
2 1/31/1990 C
2 1/21/1990 D
2 1/30/1990 A
S 2 1/09/1990 A
S 2 1/30/1990 C
1 P N S69
2 N
N H65
S 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N H65
H 2 1/24/1990 C 1 N L40
1 D F
4 L
6 P P S76
1 N H65
2 1/24/1990 A 1 N H65
2 1/26/1990 C 2 N
H 2 1/31/1990 C 3 N C60
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DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
DLRHAM COUNH SCHOOLS TO F'RESENT PLANS
$122.6 MILLION SCHOOL BUILDING PLAN GETS BY DURHAM EDUCATION BOARD'S OK
SCHOffl. CKS BUILDING PLAN
TAXPAYER'S CAN HELP IMF'ROVE FIFILS' FUTURE
MOM SEEKS SERVICES FOR VISUALLY-IMPAIRED COlflilTY STUDENTS
irate parent says schoa system ignored request
blind plfll's mother blast county schools
system 'taking steps' to handle complaints
school building ftans shold co^isii£r merger
coimy school board ^e1ber says merger study is 'unti^ely•
durham county comhissiotcrs
see also n.c. association of counh commissioners
stadium bond issue may grow by t480,000
affordable housing still on agenda for bond use
county ok's budget boost for ballf'ark
county may buy building for a new branch library
county approves fian outline of new library
delays on stadium can be very expensive
counh oks new tower on rose of sharon site
bulls: barisin renewal plan
$11.28 miaion bond oricr for new stadium approved
price, dosseh, church seek seats
county moves toward bonds for stadium
$11.28 million bo^ffl issue focus of monday's hearing
school building plans should consider merger
commissioners reject criticism on bond priority
county adopts ballpark vote
county to pursue railway land for new jail
commissio^crs delay decision on treyburn request
animal shelter to operate shelter
bell: SCHOOL BONDS TOO COSTLY
SCHOOL BOARD OKS BUILDING PLAN
COmiTTEE FAILS TO CHOOSE fERGER CONSULTANT
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, HJDGET
COUNTY TO PONDER STADIUM BONUS
COMMISSIONERS SAY EDUCATION, TEEN PREGNANCY KEY 1990 ISSUES
DURHAM COUNTY COmiSSIQNERS, ELECTIONS
HIGHT FILES IN SHERfF'S RACE; HEREON, BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
WHICHARD, BELL PLAN RE-ELECTION BIDS; MS. HERON, CARR FILE
COMMISSIONER RECKHOU SEB<S SECOND TERM
MS. RECKHOW, RAY ARE SEEKING COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT; JUDGE CHAfCY FILES
RAY, CH/WEY FILE FOR COUNTY OFFICES
PRICE, DOSSEH, CHURCH SEEK SEATS
MORE CANDIDATES THRCMJ HATS INTO COmiSSIONERS' RACE
MICHAUX, OTHERS FILE FOR FtJSTS
MICHAUX, OTHERS FILE FOR POSTS
WRIGHT, STONE ENTER RACES
I^aJRANCE EXECUTIVE WRIGHT ENTERS COMMISSIONERS RACE
MS. GILES, RDBINSON FILE FOR COMMISSIONER RACE
2 MORE DEMOCRATS SEEK COMMISSION SEAT
MS. BLACK STRESSES EDUCATION, GROWTH
CANDIDATE SAYS EDUCATION KEY TO AIDING COMMUNITY GROWTH
REPUBLICAN JOYCE WASDELL CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER
REFIJBLICAN WASDELL IN COMMISSION RACE
DEMCRAT EUGENE A. BROUN RUNNING FOR COMMISSIONER
REF'. THOMPSON WON'T RUN AGAIN; LUEBKE IS
DAVIS FILES FOR COMMISSIONER RACE
BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
COMMISSIONER BEU FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
SMITH FILES IN DA RACE; BARRINGER MAY FILE MONDAY
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, RtTREATS
SCHOOL FUNDING QUESTION STILL HANGS IN BALANCE
COWtlSSIOfOS SAY EDUCATION, TEEN PREGNANCY KEY 1990 ISSUES
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H
2
1/21/1990 B
8 N
H
2
1/10/1990 C
10 N
H
2
1/12/1990 A
1 N C47
S
2
1/12/1990 A
1 M YU
S
2
1/15/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/18/1990 C
1 N
H
2
1/19/1990 C
1 N W60
S
2
1/19/1990 B
1 N YU
S
2
1/19/1990 B
1 N YU
H
2
1/21/1990 D
5 U L42
S
2
1/31/1990 A
1 P N YU
H
2
1/06/1990 B
1 P N S69
S
2
1/09/1990 A
1 N H65
S
2
1/09/1990 A
1 N H65
S
2
1/09/1990 B
1 P N H65
H
2
1/10/1990 C
1 P N S69
S
2
1/10/1990 A
4 E
s
2
1/10/1990 B
1 P N H65
H
2
1/11/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/16/1990 C
1 P N S69
S
2
1/16/1990 A
1 P N YU
S
2
1/16/1990 B
1 N
H
2
1/21/1990 B
7 N
H
2
1/21/1990 D
5 U L42
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1 N S69
S
2
1/23/1990 A
1 N H65
S
2
1/23/1990 C
1 N H65
H
2
1/24/1990 C
1 N S69
S
2
1/24/1990 A
1 N H65
S
2
1/24/1990 A
1 P N YU
S
2
1/24/1990 A
1 N YU
H
2
1/31/1990 A
1 N W60
S
2
1/05/1990 A
1 N H65
H
2
1/26/1990 C
1 N C47
S
2
1/09/1990 A
3 P N C61
H
2
1/10/1990 C
1 D N S69
S
2
1/11/1990 A
1 P N H65
H
2
1/12/1990 C
1 D N S69
S
2
1/12/1990 A
1 P N
S
2
1/16/1990 A
1 P N YU
H
2
1/17/1990 C
1 N S69
S
2
1/17/1990 A
1 N H65
S
2
1/17/1990 A
1 N E33
S
O
1/18/1990 A
1 P N H65
H
2
1/19/1990 C
1 D N
H
2
1/20/1990 C
1 D N S69
3
2
1/20/1990 A
1 P N
S
2
1/22/1990 C
1 P N
S
2
1/23/1990 C
1 N
H
2
1/24/1990 C
1 P N
S
2
1/24/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/25/1990 B
1 D N
H
2
1/26/1990 C
1 P N S69
H
2
1/26/1990 C
1 N
S
2
1/26/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/27/1990 C
1 D N
S
2
1/31/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/25/1990 B
1 N C47
H
2
1/26/1990 C
1 N C47
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SUBJECTS
COMMISSIOfCRS LIST 1990-91 BUICET OBJECTIVES
DURHAM CCmrt COWNITY fCNTAL \€fLl» CENTER
SEE mmn cmm mortal health center
DURHAM COUm DEPT, (F fENTAL ^£ALTH
SEE DURHAM COl^TY fENTi^^ f€ALTH CENTER
DURHAM msm DEPT. OF PUH.IC lELFARE
SEE lAMm COUNTY ICPT. OF SfKIAL SERVICES
DURHAM COIMY DEPT. OF KKIAL SERVICES
SEE ALS) FRIENDS CF BLACK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF SOCIfy. SERVICES
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR CWISTMAS
tWYS TO BEGIN liOJARE REFORM IS SUB>£CT OF TODAY'S MEETING
PR^OGRAM SEEKS TO REDUCE NEED FOR ICLFt^^E
SKIAL SERVICES AGENCY MARKS CULTURAL DIVER-SITY WEEK
SOCIAL SERVICES GEARS UP TO t£LP POJR F-EOFIE MORE
DURHAM COU^f^Y EIKXATION PR13CRAM
SEE DURHAM COIMY SCH{MLS, COmWITY ElflXATION FWJGRAM
DURHAM COWTY EXTENSI[»J OTICE
SEE KJRfWM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
DURHAM COKTY GE^£RAL HOSPITAL
BLOOD SHOT:TA6E CANCaS DUKE'S NOI-EMER1SNCY SURGERY
CHANGES
2 EX-DURHAM IhflttTES SETTLE JAIL SUIT
DURHAM COUNTY (ȣRAL HOSPITAL, (4.C0m. fm IWJG TREATfCNT FH'OGRAM
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO OAKLEIGH AT DURHAM
COUNTY ttNERAL REORGANIZES TROUBLED OAKLEIGH CENTER
0(«L£IGH EXECUTES FIAN TO AVOID CLCSIhfi ITS DOOR'S
DURHAM COWTY (ȣRAL HOSFITi^. PSYCHIATRIC UNIT
COUNTY GOffRAL REORGANIZES TROUBtED OAKLEIGH CENTER
0<y<LEIGH EXECUTES FIAN TO AVOID CLCSING ITS DOORS
DURHAM COUNH HEALTH lEPT.
HEALTH OFFICIALS EXFtCT FLU TO LAND IN DURHAM
COJNTY FREF'ARES ITS 'SKHTER' STRATEGY
DURHAM COUNTY [CLAYS DRUG-USERS' fEEDLE FIAN
EliRHAM CCUNH HEART ASSTCIATION
HEART ASSOCIATION PLANS MOCK ATTACKS
DUR-HAM COUNTY JAIL
R-OBBER PAYS VICTIM FROM DAMAGES
OTHER SETTLEMENTS DIE
COUf<ITY DENIES SLOW ACTION ON JAIL ^EEDS
COJNn TO F'U^SUE RAILWAY LAND FOR f€U JAIL
SITE FOR JAIL SOUGHT
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, ASSAULTS
FtM-ICE LOG/THIEVES ROB BR1](JNST0t€S INN SUNDAY NIGHT
ROBBER PAYS VICTIM FRW DAMAGES
OTtER SETTLEMEf^TS DUE
MAN WHO WON JAIL SUIT LOSES REST OF MONEY
2 EX-DURHAM INMATES SETTLE JAIL SUIT
FCR^ER JAIL INMATES WIN FEO?AL SUIT
DURHAM COWrr JAIL, CONSTRUCTICS^
COUNTY DENIES SLOW ACTION ON JAIL fEEDS
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, ESCAPES
SEE ALSO PRISONER ESCAPES, [tJR'HAM
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTING TWEE OFFICERS
—DATE
1/26/1990 C
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S I T
E L Y
C -F'G L P BYL
H 2 l/'30/1990 C
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/23/1990 C
1/24/1990 C
l/02/'199O B
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/06/1990 B
1/22/1990 A
1/23/1990 B
2 1/20/1990 A
1 P N H65
H 2 1/16/1990 C 2 P N C60
S 2 1/16/1990 B 1 P N H65
S 2 1/17/1990 C 1 N H65
H 2 1/30/1990 A 4 L
H
2 1/06/1990 A
1 N C60
S
2 1/17/1990 C
1 P P S76
S
2 1/22/1990 A
1 N B53
H
S
2
2
1/11/1990 C
L'l 1/1990 A
1
1
N C60
N H65
H
S
2
2
1/11/1990 C
1/11/1990 A
1
1
N C60
N H65
S
S
S
A.
2
2
1/08/1990 C
1/26/1990 A
1/31/1990 A
1
1
1
N K65
P N H65
N H65
N B53
N B53
N H65
N H65
N
1 P N
1 N B53
1 N B53
1 N S32
1 N B53
5 N S32
N H65
H 2 1/03/1990 C 1 P N M51
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INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
ESCAPEE ICrrS CAUGHT BY POLICE
DURHAM COUNH JAIL, OVERCROWDING
COUNTY DENIES SLOW ACTION ON JAIL NEEDS
DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
NEW OFFICERS
DURHAM COIWTY MENTAL tCALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY tCNTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
DURHAM GETS TO KEEP FUNDS FOR MENTAaY ILL
DURHAM COIMY l€NTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO KJRHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
l\mm GETS AIDS GRANT FOR DRUG USERS
DURHAM GETS TO KEEP FIMS FOR fENTALLY ILL
DURHAM COIMY OFFICE BUILDING
SEE DURHAM COJNTY DEPT. OF SCKIAL SERVICES
DURHAM COUm PUBLIC LIBRARY
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF Tf£ DURHAM LIBRARY
LIBRARY GROUP FOR BUYING NEW BR'ANCH
STABBING NUmS LIBRARY AlttlNISTRATORS
STABBING ALARMS LIBRARY ADMINISTRATORS
POLICE LOG/DETECTIVES HAVE SUSFKT IN STABBING
LIBRARY KNIFER IS SOUGHT
NO CAUSE FOR PANIC
MAN SOUGHT IN LIBRARY KNIFING NOW ALSO WANTEi FOR RtJBBERY
POLICE LOG/WARRANT ISSUED FOR HOMELESS MAN IN LIBRARY STABBING
ARTWORKS FOR COLD NIGHTS ON DISPLAY
SEARCH CONTINUES IN LIBRARY STABBING
ART AMONG TVE BOOKS
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, BRANCHES
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF THE DURHAM LIBRARY
LIBRARY GROIP FOR BUYING NEW BRANCH
COUNTY MAY BUY BUILDING FOR A NEW BRANCH LIBRARY
COUNTY APPRWES FtAN OUTLHC OF NEW LIBRARY
LIJRHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, SECURITY
STABBING ALARMS LIBRARY ADMINISTRATORS
STABBING ALARMS LIBRARY ADMINISTRATORS
KNIFING TIGHTENS LIER'ARY SECURITY
MORE SECURITY A MUST FOR DURHAM LIBRARY
DURHAM COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS TO F'RESENT PLANS
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS DISAGREE ON CHANNEL 1
DURHAM COUNTY SCW30LS, AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS RECEIVE AWARD FOR F^ROGRAM
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BOND ISSUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BOND REFERENDA
tl20 MILLION PROF'OSED FOR COUNTY SCHOOL BUILDINGS
CLARIFICATION
$122.6 MILLION SCHOOL BUILDING PLAN GETS BY DURHAM EDUCATIOfJ BOARD'S OK
SCHOOL OKS BUILDING PLAN
TAXPAYERS CAN HELP IMPROVE PUPILS' FUTURE
COUNTY FACES BIG REQUESTS
D — DATE-
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
2 1/05/1990 C 1 N
2 1/20/1990 A 1 N H65
S 2 1/17/1990 C 1 P P KIO
S 2 1/19/1990 A 2 N H65
2 1/19/1990 A 1 N H65
2 1/19/1990 A 2 N H65
s
2
1/05/1990 B
1 P N H65
H
2
1/10/1990 A
1 P N M51
H
2
1/10/1990 A
1 P N R63
H
2
1/11/1990 C
1 N M51
s
9
1/11/1990 C
1 N
H
2
1/12/1990 A
4 E
S
n
1/13/1990 C
1 N B53
H
2
1/14/1990 B
1 N M51
S
2
1/16/1990 A
6 P F S27
S
2
1/17/1990 C
1 P N
H
2
1/30/1990 A
6 P P S76
3
2
1/05/1990 B
1 P N H65
S
2
1/09/1990 B
1 P N H65
H
2
1/10/1990 C
1 P N S69
H
2
1/10/1990 A
1 P N M51
H
2
1/10/1990 A
1 P N R63
S
2
1/10/1990 B
1 N
S
2
1/11/1990 A
4 E
2 1/10/1990 C 10 N
2 1/20/1990 C 2 N C47
2 1/27/1990 B
1/11/1990 C
1/11/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
N C47
N
N C47
M YU
E
E
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DU?HAM COMY STia USES 136 LOW-RATED CUSSRCCMS
COiWISSICMRS REJECT CRITICISH CN BOND PRIORITY
bell: SCHOffl. BONDS TOO COSTLY
SO«30L BOARD OKS BUILDIM3 PiM
SCHOOLS VS. STADIl*':'
listim amn schools, buicet
SEE ALSO Um^ CITY SCTOCLS, BUI^^
DURHAM COLWTY SCHOOLS WILL SEEK RIVERSIDE ^£LP
asw^ casm schools, hjilding pridgrams
UEAST seeks »120 HILLION IN BCMiS (CCRRECTO)
*120 MILLION PR'OPOSED FK? COUNTY SCHOOL BUILDINGS
CLARIFICATION
$122.6 MILLION SCWX3L BUILDING PLAN GETS BY DURHAM EKJCATIKg BOARD'S OK
SCHOO. OKS BUILDL'« FIJ^
TAXPAYERS CAN HELP L1PR0VE Plf ILS' FUTU^
COUNTY FACES BIG REGl£STS
VJkHm COUNTY STILL USES 136 LOW-RATED CLASSR-QOMS
SCHOOL Bb'ILDIfffi PLANS SHClUi CONSIDER f€RGER
COUNTY AICPTS BALLPt^tK VOTE
SCHOOL FUNDING 5l£STI0N STILL HM3S IN BAL/^^CE
SCW30L fUiS f£ED REVIEW
STATE PRAISES MiV^ SCHOO. PLAfJ
IW:HAM CCUNH SCHOtLS, CALENDAR AND SCffiXLE
COtMY SCWXLS TO m^ \JP DAY
O^tHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLASSROOMS
M5<HAM COMY STILL USES 136 LOW-RATED CLASSROOMS
nmm amry schools, co?biunity ehjcatic^ program
CC^S«>IITY education in DURHAM COie'frY schools (AD)
IWa^AM COLWTY SCKSLS, CJ^JSTRtXTION
SEE DURHAM COiNTY SCHCaS, BUILDING p-RCGRAMS
DURHAM COIKTY SCHCKLS, GOALS AND PLAf#<It«
EDUCATION IS DU<mM'S TOP CONCERN
rsl^HAM COWTY SCHOOLS. GRANTS
MITSUBISHI Airs CITY, COUNTY TEACHING TEAMS S
MIDDLE SCWXL TEAO€R TEiWS hfCEIVE GRANTS H
IWl-HAM COUNTY SCHCCLS, HOLB«
S-EE DURHAM COWTY SCHOLS, CALENDAR PUB SOCDtl^E
DURHAM CCLWY SCHOOLS, fSRGER
SEE DURH/¥1 CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, tCRGER
rURHAM CCI.?«TY SCHOOLS. RCTARIO (^ HANDICAFfED PR-OC^AMS
SEE {^SO Dl.iRHAM CITY -SCHOOLS, RETARIQ A^JD HA^a:lICA^■PED F'RtKRAtlS .
SEE ALSO I4JRHAM COLWTY ASSOCIATION F.OR RETARDED CITIZENS
rtOM SEEKS 5ER:VICES FOR VISUALLY-IMPAIRED CCUffTY STUICNTS H
IRATE P(«ENT SAYS SCHOa SYSTEM mmB) REQi.£ST H
BLIND FUF-IL'S MOPrER BLAST COUNTY SCHOOLS S
SYSTEM 'TAKING STEPS' TO H^DLE COi^lAINTS S
DURHAM CtXMY SCMDO-S, SPECIAL EDUCATION
SEE DU-RHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED F-RDGRAMS
[lUR-HAM COWTY SICRIFF'S ICPT.
££E ALSO POLICE BRUTALIH
FOaoyiNG POLICE LEAD, SHERIFF ALS] PLANS K<UG TESTING
l!URHAM COWTY SJCRIFF'S DEPT., DRUG TESTING
SEE ALSO URIf«LYSIS
SHERIFF'S DEPT. TO KGIN mXi TESTS S
FOLLOWING POLICE LEAD, SHERIFF ALSO PLANS DRUG TESTING H
: c
T S
S
PA(£ 50
4/05/90
I T
N
E
E
L Y
p
D
— DATE — C -PG L F EYL
s
2
1/19/1990 A
1
P N YU
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1
N S69
s
1/24/1990 A
1
P N Yll
s
2
1/24/1990 A
1
N Yll
H
2
1/28/1990 F
4
E
S
2
1/03/1990 A
1
N Yll
s
2
1/10/1990 A
1
N Yll
H
2
1/11/1990 C
1
N C47
S
T
1/11/1990 A
N
H
2
1/12/1990 A
1
N C47
S
9
1/12/1990 A
1
M Yll
S
2
1/15/199C A
4
E
H
2
1/16/1990 A
4
E
S
2
1/19/1990 A
1
P N Yll
H
2
1/21/1990 D
5
U L42
S
2
1/23/1990 A
1
N H65
H
2
1/25/1990 B
1
N C47
H
2
1/26/1990 A
4
E
S
1
l/27/19'90 A
1
N Yll
S
2
1/12/'1990 B
1
N
S
2
1/19/1990 A
1
P N Yll
H
2
1/09/1990 A
8
A
S 2 1/03/1990 A 1 N E33
2 l/22/'1990 A 3 N
2 1/25/1990 B 5 N
2 1/18/1990 C 1 N
2 1/19/1990 C 1 N y60
2 1/19/1990 B 1 M Yll
2 1/19/1990 B 1 N Yll
H 2 1/30/1990 C
2 1/29/1990 A 1
2 1/30/1990 C 2
N B53
N
liJRHAM COIMY StCRIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
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StCRIFF LEARY SEEKS 3RD TERMACRON TO FILE TOMORROW
MIGHT, LEARY FILE; ASSURING PARTY PRIMARY IN SHERIFF'S RACE
MIGHT FILES IN STOfF'S RACE; f€RON, BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
ELECT AL MIGHT FOR HURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF (AD)
Tf£ BATTLE FOR SWRIFF
DURHAM COWTY StCRIFF'S KFl,, RUNOFF ELECTIONS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY S^€RIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
DURHAM COlWn SOCIAL SERVICES DEPT.
SEE DURHAM COUNH DEPT. OF ^iCld. SERVICES
DURHAM COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
DIRT DILDfilA
DURHAM COUNTY SUBSTWCE ABUSE SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
DURHAM GETS AIDS GRANT FOR DR-UG USERS
DURIttM DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES
PANEL URGES ENO ROUTE PROTECTION
DURHAM DISTRICT ATTORhEY'S OFFICE, ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
FACING DUI CHARGE, ASSISTfW D.A. RESIGNS
ASSISTANT DA RESIGNS IN FACE OF DUI CHARGE
DURHAM DISTRICT AHORfEY'S OFFICE, aECTIONS
DA CANDIDATE'S ACCUSATIONS RtFlJTED BY COURT RECORDS
CANDIDATE SMITH SAYS CHILD-SUPPORT ISSUE SHOULD NOT CLOUD HIS CAMPAIGN
DA CANDIDATE TO FOLLOW COURT ORDER, PAY CHILD SUPPORT
SMITH FILES IN DA RACE; B(«RIN6ER MAY FILE MONDAY
DURHAM DISTRICT COURT
SEE COURTS, MJRHAM COUNTY
IiURWM ESTATES
SUBDIVISION GETS PRELIMINARY OK
DURHAM FIRE DEPT. , CtK^WALLIS ROAD STATION
MAN SOUGHT FOR BLAZE AT CORNUALLIS ROAD STATION
2 COLLEGE SOPHOMORES SAVE NEW FIRE STATION FROM BURNING
AR-SON SUSFtCT
DURHAM FIRE DEFT., FIREFIGHTERS
FIREFIGHTER l*ffl SAVED KITTENS SHOWERED WITH HUMAN PRAISE
DURHAM HEALTH CARE INC.
WOMAN WANTED CESAREAN BIRTH; ALLEGES TWO DOCTORS NEGLIGENT
DLlRWiM HERALD CO. , COMMUNITY (KALS
insight/excellence; the goal for DURHAM
PLWOSE OF EDITORIAL GOAL-SETTING IS TO HEU' BUILD COMMUNITY CONSENSUS
NORTH CARaiNA'S INFANT-ICATH RATE SHOULD BE MAJOR CONCERN
DURHAM HERALD CO. , EMPLOYEES
DURHAM MAN REDISCOVER'S BRITISH MOM
DURHAM HERALD CO. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DEAN AT UNC AF'POINTED TO HERALD BOARD
HERALD CO. NAMES COLE AS DIRECTOR
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
FLU KEEP'S SCHOOL ATTENDANCE DOWN
SCHOOL BOARD OKS BUILDING PLAN
SECRECY WON'T SOLVE AHENDANCE PROBLEM
DHS ATTENDANCE FIGURES DON'T ADD UP'
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, PRINCIPAL
SMITH PARENTS MEET WITH ELLIS
STOP BATTLII« THE PRINCIPAL
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
s
2
1/08/1990 A
1 N B53
H
2
1/09/1990 B
1 D N S69
S
2
1/09/1990 A
3 P N C61
H
2
1/14/1990 A
1 P A
H
2
1/15/1990 A
4 E
S 2 1/15/1990 C 1 P N H65
S 2 1/19/1990 A 1 N H65
H 2 1/30/1990 A 1 N R63
1/23/1990 B 1 N ^S1
1/23/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/15/1990 A 4 L
H 2 1/19/1990 B 12 N S82
S 2 1/19/1990 B 1 P N B53
S 2 1/31/1990 A 1 P N
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A
S 2 1/11/1990 A
H 2 1/12/1990 C
H 2 1/12/1990 C
H 2 1/14/1990 A
H 2 1/24/1990 C
2 1/07/1990 D
2 1/07/1990 D
2 1/14/1990 D
1 D N B53
1 P N M51
3 D N
1 P N H51
1 N S82
1 P N
5 J
5 L
S 2 1/16/1990 A 1 P N B53
H 2 1/10/1990 D
S 2 1/10/1990 A
S 2 1/23/1990 A
S 2 1/24/1990 A
S 2 1/24/1990 A
S 2 1/25/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
4 P N
3 N
1 N YU
1 N YU
4 E
1 N YU
1 P N Yll
4 E
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SUBJECTS
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C -PG L P BYL
lW»m HIGH K>«OL, STUDENTS
DURHAM mm AWARDS
liURHAM HI^^ SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
^J(KT^£RN STATES ITS CASE, SUATS TIORS 59-50
DRANK 57, KJRWW 50
PAf^Tffi^'S BaiEVE, TRIM BliiHOGS
TII^S WITHSTAND LATE DURHAM RALLY
MIDOGS RALLY TtB LATE i;S. TIGERS
RISERS, HILLSire RIP DHS
RESERVE BOIOS HITS FOR 32, F/^CONS WO ON
BOWENS LEADS FALCONS PAST DHS
riRHAM HILTfflJ HOTEL
HOTa ocapw«:Y expected to rise
[HJRHAM HOfE BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
see H»E BUILDER'S ASSXIATIQN GF DURHAM AND OWEL HILL
I1IRHW1 HOSPITW. ASSOCIATION
SEE BLl£ CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD (F N.C.
DUR'HAM HOSING AUTHORITY
SEE ly-SO HOUSING, BW5HAM
. SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING (WD URBAN DEVELOF'tlENT
GROUP HELPS SCHOLARSHIP RMi
SCHCUy<SHIP SIFF'ORT
BUR-HAM HUMAN RELATIONS COTIISSION
SEE ALSO WORKERS' BILL OF RIGHTS (SUN STORY)
BLACK MAJ^ CLAIMS IiURHAM PdlCE HARASSMENT; F^ROFE Of^
PUBLIC HEARING PLANNED ON WORKER'S BILL OF RIGHTS
CCLINCIL SHOXD REJECT W3RKERS BILL OF RIGHTS
PR-OROSED l«R3<ER'S BIU OF RIGHTS f€ARING SET TONIGHT
CITY ACCUSED CF IMPAIR, lliSm. LABOR PRACTICES
H£ARIf«3
DURHAM INTERNATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD FOUNDATION ItC,
DUKE TO HOST NCAA hECT
r^JRHAM KIUANIS CLUB
ARtiY ALLIES
DURHAM LITERACY CCiSKlL
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
ILLITERACY ^£EDS ACTION, INCENTIVES
rUFWAM MANAGEfCNT aUB
GRBUP HELP'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SCHOLAR-SHIP SUPPORT
IDRHAM MASONIC IQKE.
MASON OFFICERS
DURHAM MASTER TKOROUGfFARE PLAN
SEE ALSO HJRHAM, N.C, OUTER' LOJP
ALTEP:NATE ENO LOOP MAY ENDANGER CITY ROAD FIMS
rilRHAJI MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE DURHAM, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
riURHAM MORNING ^£RALD
SEE ALSO CHAFEL HILL fCRALD
SEE ALSO SPORTS FOR-UM
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE (AD)
JENKINS, CLEMDJT UR-GE RENEWED BLACK ACTIVISM
JE*INS, CLEi€f^T UR^GE RDCWED BLACK ACTIVISM
HERALD INTR'ODUCES 'UNIVERSITY PAGE' SECOND FRONT SUNDAY
S 2 1/13/1990 A 10 P P M66
1/06/1990 B
1/06/1990 B
1/06/1990 B
1/10/1990
1/10/1990
1/27/1990
1/31/1990
1/31/1990
N B40
N B64
H A76
N UIO
N P52
N T44
N Rf;4
N P52
S 2 1/13/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/08/1990 B 5 N
S 2 1/0'?/1990 A 11 P P T37
H 2 1/05/1990 A 1 N ?06
S 2 1/24/1990 A 1 N C61
S 2 1/25/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/'30/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/31/1990 C 1 N R63
S 2 1/31/1990 C 3 P P C45
H 2 1/16/1990 B 1 P N ;i88
S 2 1/05/1990 A 2 P P T37
H 2 1/23/1990 F
U L42
S 2 1/08/1990 B 5 N
S 2 1/09/1990 A 11 P P T37
S 2 1/11/1990 C 2 P P
S 2 1/18/1990 A 1 N C61
H 2 1/05/1990 A 9 C A
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N N36
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 n R63
H 2 1/27/1990 C 1 N
DURWM mmim herald, corrections and clarifications
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SUBJECTS
CLEARING Tt€ FECORD
CLEARING T^£ RECORD
CLEARING T^€ RECORD
DURHAM MORNING HERALD, EDITORIALS
INSI&IT/EXCELLENCE; the goal for DURHAM
PURPOSE OF EDITORIAL GOAL-SEHING IS TO HELP' BUILH COMMUNITY CONSENSUS
AMERICANS RIGHT TO PROTEST AGAINST ^EU P-QWER PLANTS
EDITORIAL WAS PROPAGANDA
EDITCKIAL AHACKING GOP: COfCLUSIONS WITHOUT FACTS
DURHAM MORNING tCRALD, E^PLOYEES
HERALD'S CLAYTON, CfWLSON WIN TOP PRIZES
DURHAM MORNING 1€RALD, UNIVERSITY F(tlSE
LOOK tWAT'S fCU!
IVY TOUER
DURHAM OPTIMIST CLUB
SEE OPTIMIST CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE
SEE F-EOPLE'S ALLIAiCE, mHVH CHAPTER
DURHAM PLAhWIhC AGENCY
AFFORDABLE HOUSING STILL ON A(»<DA FOR BOND USE
R-U.es UOULD LIMIT GROWTH ICAR RESERVOIRS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT.
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALIH
POLICE WAIT TO USE DRUG-LOITERING ORDINANCE
MANAGER POSES »145 MILLION IN CITY BONIS
DRUG TESTING CALLED HIGHLY ACCURATE
POLICE STOP BASED ON SKIN COLOR DRAWS PROTEST
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., ASSAULTS
SEE DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS, ASSAU.TS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., DRUG TESTING
SEE ALSO URINALYSIS
DURHAM POLICE FACE RANDOM DRUG TESTS
DURHAM PaiCE FIAN DRUG TESTS FOR OFFICERS
DB:UG TESTING CALLED HIGHLY ACCURATE
HELPING USERS BEST WAY TO WIN WAR ON DRUGS
SHERIFF'S DEPT. TO BEGIN DRUG TESTS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., HEADOUARTER'S
cm POLICE HEADQUARTERS MIGHT MOVE
MANAGER POSES $145 MILLION IN CITY BONDS
HAMPTON : F-EOPLES SECURIH BUILDING GOOD FOR POLICE
MORE DOIWTOWN R■ECYCLI^«3
DURHAM PaiCE DEPT., OFFICER'S
BLACK MAf'f CLAIMS DURHAM PaiCE HARASSMENT; PRXJBE ON
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICER'S, ASSAULTS
PaiCE LOG/MAN ARRtSTED FOR ASSAULTING THRtE OFFICERS
ACREY PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DRUG, ASSAULT COUNTS
OFFICERS AHACKED BY 2 MEN IN JEEF'
FtllCE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAU.T ON OFFICERS TURNS SELF IN
2ND MAN IS CHARGED IN ASSAULT ON OFFICERS
FtB-ICE LOG/MEN TURN SELVES IN
DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
IlffROVED MAIL SERVICE WORTH DELIVERY TRIAL
DURHAM POWER SQUADRON
SEE ALSO BOATS
NEW COMMANDER
-DATE-
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/05/1990 A 2 N
H 2 1/16/1990 A 2 N
H 2 1/31/1990 A 2 N
H
2
1/07/1990 D
1 P N
H
2
1/07/1990 D
5 J
H
2
1/16/1990 A
4 L
H
2
1/23/1990 A
4 L
H
2
1/29/1990 A
4 L
H 2 1/19/1990 C 1 P N
H 2 1/28/1990 A 1 N
H 2 1/28/1990 C 1 U
2 1/09/1990 A 1
2 1/25/1990 B 1
1/03/1990
1/13/1970
1/28/1990
1/29/1990
1/30/1990
1/31/1990
N H65
N H65
S 2 1/03/1990 C 1 N B53
S 2 1/05/1990 B 1 N
S 2 1/26/1990 A 1 N B53
S 2 1/26/1990 C 1 N C61
s
2
1/25/1990 A
1
P N B53
H
2
1/26/1990 C
3
N
s
n
1/26/1990 A
1
N B53
S
2
1/27/1990 A
4
E
S
2
1/29/1990 A
1
N B53
H 2 1/05/1990 A 1 P N R63
S 2 1/05/1990 B 1 N
S 2 1/06/1990 A 1 N B53
H 2 1/10/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/05/1990 A 1 N N36
N M51
N S82
N M51
N M51
N B53
N M51
2 1/02/1990 A
S 2 1/09/1990 A 13 P P S76
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THLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -fG L P BYL
DURHAM PUBLIC EHJCATION FUND
MITSUBISHI AIDS CITY, COlJ>fTY TEACHING TEAMS
MIHrtE SCHOOL TEACHER TEAMS RECEIVE GRANTS
PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND HAS DYNAMIC GROWTH IN 4 YEARS
DUR-HAM FDBLIC EDUCATION PARTNERSHIPS
SEE ALSO BU3If«SSES, DURHAM, SCHOOL SUFfORT
PUBLIC EDUCATION PARTNER'SHIPS PICKS EPA FIRST
DLIRHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
SEE DURHAM CCWfTY PUH.IC LIBRARY
DURHAM PUH.IC SERVICE CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO EDISON H, JOHNSON CENTER
SEE ALSO RECR'EATION, WJR-HAM
DURHAM REC DEPARTMENT REACHES OUT TO YOUTH
GILLESKIE OVERSEES GROWING PROGRAMS
DURHAM REKNT RCTIREfENT RESIICNCE
DURHAM REGENT
DURHAM RESEARCH PROPERTIES
cm GIVES OK FOR SEWER LINE NEAR RESERWIR
TREYBURN FIRM WANTS SPECIAL PERMITS FOR LOTS
COMMISSIONERS DELAY DECISION ON TREYBURN REQUEST
DURHAM SANITATION l*)RKERS
SEE GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURWM
DUR-HAM STREET RAILWAY CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
DURHAM SUN (fCWSPAPER)
SERVICE, NOT LOOKS, KEY
DURHAM SUN, AWARDS
SUN SNAPS LP AWARDS
DURHAM SUN, CENTENNIAL EDITION
LE3 BR-OWN KEEPS ICVILS DANCING
DURHAM SUN, CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
CLARIFICATION
DURHAM SUPERIOR COURT
SEE COURTS, DURHAM COIMY
DURHAM TAX COLLECTOR
BEAT Tf£ CLOCK
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ADULT BASIC EltlCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
ILLITERACY PROBLEM FACES AHACK
STUDENTS WHO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
ILLITERACY fCEDS ACTION, INCENTI'v€S
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNIH COLLEGE, ENROLLMENT
DURHAM TECH HITS RECORD ENROLLMENT
DUR-HAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, NURSING PR-QGRAM
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOaS, N.C.
DURHAM TECH NURSES FAST lOOX PASSING RATE
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM
NUR-SING GRADUATES EXCEL ON LICENSE EXAMINATION
S 2 1/22/1990 A 8 N
H 2 1/25/1990 B 5 N
H 2 1/28/1990 B 1 P N N36
H 2 1/21/1990 B 1 N U60
S 2 1/02/1990 B 6 P N M06
S 2 1/02/1990 B 6 N M06
H 2 1/14/1990 F 1 P P T37
H 2 1/18/1990 C 1 N ft63
S 2 1/22/1990 C 1 N H65
H 2 1/24/1990 C 1 N S69
S 2 l/22/'1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/19/1990 A 1 P N
S 2 1/02/1990 A 1 P N B71
S 2 1/11/1990 A 2 N
S 2 1/06/1990 C 1 P N T32
H 2 1/23/1990 B 10 P N K65
H 2 1/28/1990 F 4 E
H 2 1/23/1990 F 5 U L42
S 2 1/31/1990 C 1 P N E33
H 2 1/26/1990 C 2 N
S 2 1/31/1990 C 1 N E33
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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1/01/1990 -
INDEX BY
- 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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P D -
—m£-
S
E
- C
I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
RECORD Ef^OLlMENT
S 2
1/31/1990 C
1 P N E33
DURHAM TRACTION CO.
SEE DUKE POUER CO.
DURtlAM TRANSIT
SEE ALSO DUKE POUER CO.
SEE ALSO DURWtM, N.C., BUSES
FUND CUTS UON'T SLOW WJRHAM BUS TAKEOVER
BUS KAL IS CREEPING ALONG
DURHAM TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES DEF'T.
SEE DURHAM DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES
DUR'HAM TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN
SEE DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE FIAN
DURHAM UNITED UAY
SEE (LSQ UNITED UAY OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
MUSEUM COORDINATOR NAMED TO UNITED UAY POST
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS FIND TRIANGLE RESIDENTS GENEROUS GIVERS
DURHAM YOUf-IG UOMEN'5 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ' '
SEE YUCA, DURHAM
DURHAM'S STATION
SEE DURHAM, N.C.
HISTKRY
DURHAM/CHiiftL HILL BLVD.
FIRM LEAVES DOUNTOUN FOR CHAPEL HILL BLVD. SITE
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL HOIC BUILDERS
SEE H01€ BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL
1/11/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/12/1990 C
1/17/1990 C
N Yll
E
H
N K65
S 2 1/06/1990 C 1 N E33
DURHAM/ORANGE BOM.ERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BOWLING
TCURMEY HONO^ BOULER
S 2 1/23/1990 D 6 N A76
DURHAM/ORANGE COUNTY tCART ASSOCIATION
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ^£ART ASSOCIATION
DURHAMVILLE
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
EPA
SEE ENVIR0^8CNTAL PROTECTION A(^NCY
EAGLES
LOOKING FOR EAGLES AROUND FALLS LAKE
TW BALD EAGLES BUILD NEST NEAR RALEIGH
PRIVACY IffORTANT TO EAGLES' SURVIVAL
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDITATION
SERIES LOOKS AT RAISING U.S. YOUTH
EAST CAROLINA UNIV., SYMPOSIA
AfMJAL SPEECH, t€ARING SYWOSIUM SET AT ECU
EAST DUKE CAMPUS
SEE DUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS
EAST END SCHOOL
GROUP' FAVOR:S KEEPING UAHS SCHOOL
SITE SEAR-CH DELAYS PLANS FOR NEW EAST END SCHOOL
HOMES OR SCHOOL IS CHOICE THAT HAY FACE EAST ENDERS
CITY SCH,OOL BOARD AMPTS BUILDING PLAN
SCHOOL BOARD 0K3 BUILDING FIAN
H 2 1/05/1990 D 20 P F U66
H 2 1/16/1990 C 2 N
S 2 1/18/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/29/1990 A 3 P N D38
H 2 1/28/1990 A 15 N
s
1/06/1990 A
I N Yll
H
2
1/19/1990 A
I N C47
s
2
1/19/1990 B
I N
H
2
1/24/1990 A
I C N W60
s
2
1/24/1990 A ]
[ N Yll
EAST GERMANY
-1X630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SEE ALSO EASTERN EWBPE (SEE ALSO NAI€S OF SPECIFIC COUNTRIES)
T\£ PEOPLE MERCIFU.LY FREED
EASTERN ELM3PE (SEE ALSO NA^ES CF SPECIFIC COUNTRIES)
SEE ALSO EAST (SRMANY
J}£ DAUN (F A fCU WCftLIi
GET h£(^ ABOUT FOREIGN AID
GIVE EASTERN EUR'OPE A HANIi
EBEf€2ER BAPTIST CmRCH
HERE'S 1}E CHURCH, HERE'S THE STEEFIE
ECONOMY, N.C.
N.C. ECONOIIC CRJTLOOK IS BRIGHT
EDGB1CNT (DlffHAM, N.C. NEIGHBORHOOD)
HAYTI COSf . EXPECTED TO Aa< $42,000 FROM CITY
ETGEMONT W3HES
ED6E^»NT ELHS
WRHm TAX AWARD fCTS 194 APARTilENTS
FRAhBMIN, PERSON LOSE AID
EDISON H. JOfWa>J CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION MPT.
TAP DANCING LESSONS
EmJCATIONAL FOMJATION INC.
SEE mi\). OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, GIFTS AND FWD RAISING
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CH(¥tL HILL, R(«1S aUE
EmiCATIONAL REFORM
SEE ALStl SCHOOLS, N.C, REFORM
SEE ALSO SCH0CL3, U.S., REFORM
ANOnCR BAD REPORT CARD
ADVISER SAYS BUSH BUICET UILL PLEASE SCIE^frISTS
PAhEL'S EDUCATION REFORM IDEAS MAY NOT BE PRACTICAL
EDUCATION*^ TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CHAN^EL Of£
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMtCRCIALS
'CHANNEL ONE' A GttOD LESSON ON LIFE
STATE SCHOOLS CHIEF OPPOSES CHAWCL ONE
EFLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOa
SEE EFLAND/CHEEKS SCHOOL (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
EFLAND/CHEEKS SCHOO. (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
SCHOaS TO HEAR PARK PLAN
SCHOCLS TO LEASE LAND FOR CENTER
OFFICIALS CAUTIOUS
800 (TELEF-HOfC NUMBERS)
SEE TOLL-FREE TELEF'HOfC NUMBERS
18TH AIRBORNE CORPS.
WE XVIII AIRBORfE'S HOMECOMING
EL SAL'yiADOR
DURHAM VOLUNTEER HELFOi DRIVE AID TO EL Si^VADOR
A CONFESSION, ALBEIT WEAK
ELDERLY
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
JUSTICE DEF'ARTMENT APPROVAL AWAITED ON PRIMARY CHANGE
SUBJECTS
N
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H 2 1/14/1990 D 2 P U H49
H 2 1/02/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/19/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/24/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 P P T37
H 2 1/05/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/04/1990 C 1 N R63
H 2 1/07/1990 F 1 P P T37
S 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N
2 1/20/1990 A 5 P P T32
H 2 1/21/1990 D 4 E
H 2 1/26/1990 C 1 P N N36
S 2 1/30/1990 A 5 U Oil
C^*^ 1 1/14/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/19/1990 B 3 P N
CHH 1 l/22/'1990 A 1 N W57
CHH 1 1/24/1990 A 3 N D38
CHH 1 1/24/1990 A 3 N D38
H 2 1/28/1990 F
P U H49
H 2 1/04/1990 C 1 P N N36
H 2 1/12/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/30/1990 C 3 N
ELECTIONS, DURHAM
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
S U B J E
SEE ALSO MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAI1PAIGN EXFOtDITURES
FILINGS/ASSOCIATE MINISTER RUNS FOR STATE HOUSE
JUDGE HANSON SEEKS RE-ELECTION
HUNT, RWALL, STEPHENS FIL£ TO KEEP SEATS
3 file: STEPHENS; SENATORS ROYALL, WNT
NEW FRIENDS OF DURHAM REFXIRTS CONTRIBUTIONS OF $57,652 TO 7 CANDIDATES
ELECTIONS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
DON'T JUST FUSS; FILE
aCRIFF LEARY SEEKS 3RD TERM/HERON TO FILE TOMORROU
HIGHT FILES IN S(€RFF'S RACE; HERON, BELL TO SEEK RE-aECTION
UHICHARD, BELL PLAN RE-ELECTION BIDS; MS. HERON, CARR FILE
2 SEEK RE-ELECTION
MS. RECKHOU, RAY ARE SEEKING COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT; JUDGE CHANEY FILES
RAY, CHANEY FILE FOR COUNTY OFFICES
ELECT AL HIGHT FOR DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF (AD)
MORE CANDIDATES THROW HATS INTO COMMISSIONERS' RACE
MICHAUX, OTfCRS FILE FOR FROSTS
MICHAUX, OTHERS FILE FOR POSTS
INSURANCE EXECUTIVE l«IGHT ENTERS COMMISSIONERS RACE
MS. GILES, ROBINSON FILE FOR COMMISSIONER RACE
LABARRE FILES FOR RE-ELECTION TO DISTRICT COURT BENCH
2 MORE KMOCRATS SEEK COHMISSIC»l SEAT
SERVICE, NOT LOOKS, KEY
MS. BLACK STRESSES EDUCATION, GRtlWTH
REPUBLICAN JOYCE UASDELL CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER
REPUBLICAN WASDEU IN COMMISSION RACE
DEMOCRAT EU6Ei€ A. BROWN RUNNING FOR COMMISSIONER
REP. THOMF'SON WON'T RUN AGAIN; LUEBKE IS
DAVIS FILES FOR COMMISSIOfCR RACE
BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
COMMISSIONER BELL FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
SMITH FILES IN DA RACE; BARRINGER MAY FILE MONDAY
ELECTIONS, DURHAM CKJNTY, PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
HIGHT, LEARY FILE; ASSUMING PARTY PRIMARY IN SHERIFF'S RACE
THE BATTLE FOR SFERIFF
ELECTIONS, N.C,
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIOfWL CAWAIGNS
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C, aECTIONS
SEE ALSO F-RIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO REFERENDA
SEE ALSO SeWTORIAL CAIf^AIGNS
RACE FOR CONGRESS, OTHER OFFICES TO BEGIN
MS. THOMPSON HANC6 FIRE ON FILING, FUaiNG SPECULATION
DESPITE THE BLEAK '80'S, 1990 SHOULD FAVOR STATE DEMOCRATS
LANCASTER FILES, FACES 100- YEAR-OLD OFfCNENT
HACKhEY GOES FOR 6TH TERM
BARNES BANKS ON RECORD
LATTA CAaS FOR RESTRAINT
SEN. HELMS TO RUN FOR A FOURTH TERM
AHORNEY EYES BID FOR HUNT'S SENATE SEAT
PRICE, DOSSEH, CHURCH SEEK SEATS
VALENTINE SAYS HIS 'SENIORITY' GOOD REASON FOR RE-ELECTION
SENATOR PAYS HIS FILING FEE, FACES OPPONENT IN PRIMARY
PRICE TO SEEK THIRD TERti IN DISTRICT SEAT
N.C. REP, MICHAUX FILES; STONE PLANS BID FOR SeWTE
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONER SEEKS RE-ELECTION
VALENTINE FILES, BEGINS CAMPAIGN FOR 5TH TERM
ELAND BOWS OUT OF N.C. SENATE RACE
WAKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN FILES FOR STATE SENATE IN DISTRICT 11
THOMPSON BOWS OUT OF RACE
REP. THOMPSON WON'T RUN AGAIN; LUEBKE IS
DAVIS FILES FOR COMMISSIONER RACE
THOMAS FILES; GANTT READY TO ANNOUNCE
WALKER TO SEEK 9TH TERM
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E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C ■
-PG L P BYL
H
2
1/03/1990 C
1 P N S69
H
2
1/03/1990 C
1 N S82
S
2
1/04/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/05/1990 C
1 P N
H
2
1/^0/1990 C
1 N S69
H
2
1/06/1990 A
4 E
S
2
l/OS/1990 A
1 N B53
S
2
1/09/1990 A
3 P N C61
H
2
1/10/1990 C
1 D N 369
S
2
1/10/1990 A
1 P N
H
n
1/12/1990 C
1 D N S69
S
2
1/12/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/14/1990 A
1 P A
H
2
1/17/1990 C
1 N S69
S
2
1/17/1990 A
1 N H65
S
2
1/17/1990 A
1 N E33
H
2
1/19/1990 C
1 D N
H
2
1/20/1990 C
1 D N S69
H
1/20/1990 C
1 N S82
S
2
1/20/1990 A
1 P N
S
2
1/22/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/22/1990 C
1 P N
H
2
1/24/1990 C
1 P N
S
2
1/24/1990 A
1 P N
H
9
1/25/1990 B
1 D N
H
2
1/26/1990 C
1 P N S69
H
2
1/26/1990 C
1 N
S
2
1/26/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/27/1990 C
1 D N
S
2
1/31/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/09/1990 B
1 D N S69
H
2
1/15/1990 A
4 E
H 2
1/01/1990 A
1 N L40
H 2
1/04/1990 C
1 D N S69
H 2
1/07/1990 D
2 U L40
H 2
1/12/1990 B
9 P N
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1 P B M25
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1 P B M25
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1 P B M25
H 2
1/14/1990 A
2 N
CHH 1
1/15/1990 A
1 N H25
S 2
1/16/1990 A
1 P N Yll
H 2
1/17/1990 C
1 P N
H 1
1/17/1990 C
1 P N H60
CHH 1
1/17/1990 A
3 P N M70
H 2
1/18/1990 C
1 P N S69
H 1
1/18/1990 C
1 N H60
H 2
1/23/1990 B
1 N L40
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A
3 P N M25
H 1
1/25/1990 B
1 P N H60
S 2
1/25/1990 A
1 P N B85
H 2
1/26/1990 C
1 P N S69
H 2
1/26/1990 C
1 N
H 2
1/30/1990 C
3 N
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
1 P N C62
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
STONE FILES FOR N.C. SENATE RACE
WARD FILES FOR AF'PEALS COURT RACE
ELECTIONS, N.C, PRIMARIES
SEE PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
ELECTIONS, N.C, RUNOFF
BLACK POLITICIANS TO BENEFIT FROM BILL
ELECTIONS, N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO N.C. GEhERAL ASSEMBLY
FILIfWS/ASSOCIATE MINISTER R-UNS FOR STATE HOUSE
MS. THOMF'SON HANGS FIRE ON FILING, FUELING SPECUUTION
RtECE MAMS STATE SENATE BID OFFICIAL
IS TfERE AN ALTEF:NATIVE TO A FILL-TIME STATE LEGISLATURE?
HUNT, R-OYAU, STEF'ICNS FILE TO KEEP SEATS
3 file; STEF■^€NSi SENATORS ROYAU, HUNT
BOYIi ENTERS SB4ATE RACE
DESPITE THE BLEAK 'SO'S, 1990 SWULD FAVOR STATE DEMOCRATS
HACKNEY GOES FOR 6TH TERM
BARICS BANKS ON RECORD
LAHA CALLS FK? RESTRAINT
AHORNEY EYES BID FOR HUNT'S SENATE SEAT
N.C. REF'. MICHAUX FILES; STONE FtANS BID FOR SENATE
WRIGHT, STONE ENTER RACES
WAKE COUf'm' REPUBLICAN FILES FOR' STATE SEhJATE IN DISTRICT 11
THOW-SON BOWS OUT OF RACE
R'EF'. THOMPSON WON'T Mi AGAIN; LUEBKE IS
DAVIS FILES FOR COMMISSIOtCR RACE
BELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
WALKER TO SEEK 9TH TERM
STONE FILES FOR N.C. SENATE RACE
ELECTIONS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
ELECTRIC CARS
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAf€S OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTl'RERS)
6M INTRtlDUCES VOLTSUAGON
aECTRIC LIGHTING CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV. SFDRTS, BASKETBALL
TOTO (ELIZABETH CITT) TRAVELS TO KANSAS TO TAKE ON NO. 1
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
VOTE CALLED 'SHORTEST ROAD TO E(3UALITY' (CORRECTED)
EMBREX INC.
MARCUSON IS NAMED NEW EMBREX PRESIDENT
MARCUSON NEW PRESIDENT OF EMBREX
EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTISTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
DURHAM GRANTS NURTURE EMERGING ARTISTS
ARTS COUNCIL HONORS 14 AS EMERGING ARTISTS
EMPLOYMENT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE JOB SHARI^«3
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C
EMFlOYMEfff, DURHAM
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
TRAINING OFFERS A RtJAD OUT OF POVERTY
-DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/31/1990 C 1 P N
H 2 1/31/1990 C 5 N
S 2 1/09/1990 A
U Oil
H 2
1/03/1990 C
1 P N S69
H 2
1/04/1990 C
1 D N S69
CHH 1
1/04/1990 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
1/04/1990 A
4 P J
S 2
1/04/1990 A
1 P N
H 2
1/05/1990 C
1 P N
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
3 P N M25
H 2
1/07/1990 D
2 U L40
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1 P B M25
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1 P B M25
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1 P B M25
CHH 1
1/15/1990 A
1 N M25
H 2
1/18/1990 C
1 P N S69
S 2
1/18/1990 A
1 P N H65
H 1
1/25/1990 B
1 P N H60
S 2
1/25/1990 A
1 P N B85
H 2
1/26/1990 C
1 P N S69
H 2
1/26/1990 C
1 N
S 2
1/26/1990 A
1 P N
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
1 P N C62
H 2
1/31/1990 C
1 P N
H 2 1/08/1990 A
H 2 1/17/1990 D 1 N M88
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A 1 P N C62
H 2 1/07/1990 D 8 P N K65
S 2 1/15/1990 B 6 N
S 2 1/05/1990 B 1 P N B71
H 2 1/09/1990 A 6 P U W15
H 2 1/17/1990 D 9 N C60
EMPLOYMENT, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
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INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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SEE EJ^-OYTCNT, DURHAM
E{1PL0Y^e^T, wwcn
WOMEN JOIN UOftK FORCE IN SWEATER NUMBERS IN N.C.
ENDANGERED SPECIES
PRIVACY IMFtlRTANT TO EAGLES' SURVIVAL
ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT
SEE ENDANGERED SPECIES
ENJOYING YOUR TEENS (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)
TEENS AND JVE •90'S: HOW K) UE PREPARE THEM FOR THE FUTURE?
CIRCLE game: PARENTS AND TEENS GO ROUND AND ROUND
REC. LEAGUE BASKETBALL OFFER'S GAME AT FURt LEVEL
COLLEGE AFfLICANTS
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR KING ECWO WITH HOPE OF DREAM COME TRUE
END DRIVE
SEE DURW1, N.C, OUTER LOOP
ENO RIVER
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR SITE DEBATE BREWS
LOCAL (3<0UP TO MONITOR ENO WATER QUi^-ITY
TOWN, INOJSTRY BENEFIT FROM POLICY
SEWAGE POUR'S INTO ENO RIVER
INKERS SHORE UP LEAK IN SEWER LII€
ENO RIVER MILL
SEE WEST POINT MILL
ENSEMBLE PROJECT ARS NOVA
ENSEMBLE FR-OM SWITZERLAND TO GIVE FREE CONCERT AT DUKE
AUDIENCE AND MUSICIANS ENXY ARS NOVA STYLE
ENTERTAINMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO F'R'ODUCERS
NUDIE SHOW IN GREENSBORO; PLAYWRIGHT PARES ALL
A STUDY OF THE TRIANGLE/MUSIC LESSONS
PLANNING A NI(M ON THE TOWN'' FIRST, CHECK THESE CHANGES
...IT AIN'T HIM, BABE
WESTERN FILM CLUB MARKS 20TH YEAR
SEX F'OLICE STILL ALIVE IN CONTEST
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
SEE POLLUTION
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
DON'T STRANGLE NEW BEVERAGE LAW
ENVIRONMENT! HOP'S ON THE HORIZON?
LEAVING NOTHING TO CHANCE
VALENTIhC, PRICE GET HIGH MARKS
ENVIR'ONMOJTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO Ef^iANGERED SPECIES
SEE ALSO NOISE POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY
SCIENTIFIC ARENA TO GET MORE BLACKS
PUBLIC EDUCATION PARTNERSHIPS PICKS EPA FIRST
EPA CHIEF VIEWS PR'EVENTION OF POLLUTION AS HOPE OF FUTURE
ENVIROhfilENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, DIRECTOR
EPA BOSS TO SPEAK IN CHAPa HILL
EPISCOPALIANS
AP ACCOUNT HAD ERROR
PATH TO F'RIESTHOOD F'ROVES CIRCUITOUS
H 2 1/19/1990 B 4 N
S 2 l/lS/1990 A 4 E
CW 1
1/01/1990 A
6
U
cm 1
1/08/1990 A
■J
u
CHH 1
1/15/1990 A
5
u
CHH 1
l/22/'1990 A
O
u
CHH 1
1/29/1990 A
10
u
CHH 1
1/14/1990 A
1 P N M20
H 2
1/16/1990 C
3 N
CHH 1
1/18/1990 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
1/31/1990 A
3 N
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 1/16/1990 B 4 P N
2 1/28/1990 E 7 P R DIO
1/01/1990 B
1/05/1990 D
1/08/1990 A
1/15/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
1 U 1466
4 P U H90
6 P U W66
6 U W66
& N U66
5 P U W66
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/31/1990 C 5 N
H 2 1/19/1990 C t P N K65
H 2 1/21/1990 B 1 N W60
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 3 P N M20
H 2 1/13/1990 C
1/30/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
4 L
8 P N S27
ERWIN SQUARE
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
PRtXECTS PANEL DICKERS OVER TRAFFIC RULE
ERUIN SQUARE DEVELOP-ERS SEE NOOSE IN ORDINANCE
PROPOSED ZONING RiiE UNFAIR TO DEVELOPERS
OPENING NEARS
E'VERGLAKS
GRANT TO FIWD FLWi'IDA WETLANI6 STUDY
FBI
S
N E E
P D — DATE — C
S 2 1/10/1990 B
H 2 1/11/1990 A
S 2 1/12/1990 A
S 2 1/24/1990 C
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L Y
-PG L P BYL
1 N DSl
1 N R63
4 E
1 P P S76
SEE FESESm. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIOI
FACTION QUINTET (^JSIC GROUP)
FACTION IN CONCERT
FAIRFIELD, ALABAm
CITY ASSISTANT SUPERINTENIENT UYLIE FlfWLIST FOR TOP ADMINISTRATIVE
FALL
SEE SEASONS (SEE (^SO NAf£S OF MONTHS)
FALLS LAKE
LOOKING FOR EAGLES AROUND FALLS LAKE
FALLS OF T»€ ^EUSE
SEE FALLS LAKE
FALSE INDIGO PLANT
PLANT MAY HOLD KEY TO TREATING COLD
FAMILY RELWIONS
DLRHAM MAN REDISCOVERS BRITISH MOM
FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLOCE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASS EMBLY , COMMISSION ON THE FAMILY
BAD PROBLEMS DESERVES BETTER IDEAS
FAMILY VIOLENCE
SEE DOMESTIC VICIENCE
FARM AID BILL
NEW FARM BILL SPARKS FEARS OF OVERHAUL
FEDERAL AID-TO-EDUCATION
PEa GRfWT RECIPIENTS LIKELY REDUCED BY BUSH'S PROPOSED BUDGET
FHiERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
CHARNS CLAIMS PARTIAL UIN OVER FBI
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
INSIGHT/'FED BASHING' BACK IN STYLE
FEDERATED KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
FEU GARDENS HOUSING PROJECT
HELMS SENTEh^CED FOR ROBBERY, ASSAULT
FIRE FIGHTING
SEE FIREFIGHTING
FIREBOMBS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARSON, DUR-HAM
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM
UOMAN GETS 12 YEARS, SUSFedO, IN FIREB0MBIN6
FIREEOMBING GETS UOMAN HOUSE ARREST
H 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N D80
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A 8 P P
POST H 2 1/23/1990 B 1 P N C47
H 2 1/05/1990 D 20 P F U66
S 2 1/13/1990 C
S 2 1/16/1990 A
1 N
1 P N B53
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/'31/1990 B
H 2 1/30/1990 C
H 2 1/31/1990 C
H 2 1/28/1990 F
8 P N
1 N N36
1 P N S82
1 T N
H 2 1/05/1990 B 8 N
H 2 1/03/1990 D
S 2 1/03/1990 A
3 N S82
6 N
FIREFIGHTING
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
SIMULATED EMERCjENCY
FIREMEN, DURHAM
SEE DURmM FIRE DEPT., FIREFIGHTERS
FIRES, CHAPa HILL
TODDLER SAt^ FROM BLAZE
POLICE PROBE CRIMINAL CHARtSES IN UED,
CHILD MAY HAVE STARTEIi BLAZE
2 \m PULLED GIRL FRW FIRE HONORED
ANNUAL
1/01/1990 -
INDEX BY
• 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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N E E
P D — DATE — C
I T
L Y
-P6 L P BYL
cm 1 1/15/1990 A
3 P P T44
FIRE
FIRES, CHAF'EL HILL, DEATHS
INVESTIGATION CONTIIWES IN FIRE DEATH OF 2-YEAR-OLD
CHARGES PENDING IN CHILD'S DEATH
WOMAN SERVED UARRjWTS
FIRES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARSON, DURHAM
DOWNTOWN STORE CLEARED AFTER CLOTHES CATCH FIRE
CLEARING OUT THE SMOKE
FIREMAN ARRIVE AS HOUSE FIRE FLASHES
MATTRESS FIRt DAMAGES DUFIEX APARTMENT
FRYER CATCHES FIRE, DAMAGES RESTAURANT
MAN SOUGHT FOR BLAZE AT CORNUALLIS ROAD STATIC
FIRE RAZES FERRELL ROAD STORAGE SHED
2 COLLEGE SOPHOMORES SAVE NEW FIRE STATION FROM BURNING
AR'SON SUSPECTED IN THREE FIRES AT VACANT, DOWNTOWN HOUSES
F-OLICE LOG/BURNING GRASS, HOUSE FIRES MAY BE LINKED
ARSON SUSPECTED IN DOWNTOW FIRES
ARSONIST LIKELY CAUSE OF 13 FIRES WITHIN TWO DAYS
SUSPICIOUS FIRES END; AUTHORITIES SEEK TEEN
GRASSLAND ABLAZE
HOUSE FIRE BLAMED ON KEROSEhC HEATER
mmn man is arrested in i of 13 downtown fires
MAN CHARGED IN 3 OF 13 WEEKEND FIRES
HOMELESS MAN CHARGED WITH SEHING THREE FIRtS
DIFLEX APARTI€NT DAMAGED BY BLAZE
FIRES, DURHAM, DEATHS
A YEAR LATER, DEADLY QUEEN ST, FIRE STILL A MYSTERY
FIRES, HILLSKJROUGH
SHED BEHIND HOJSE ERIPTS IN FLAMES
FIRES, ORANGE COUNTY
MISSING MAN FOUND AT SCENE OF BLAZE
FIRES, U.S.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AT YELLOWSTONE HAVE A POSITIVE SIDE
FIREWORKS
MOTLEY CRUE'S FIREWORKS APPROVED
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
VOTE CALLED 'SHORTEST ROAD TO EQUALITY' (CORRECTED)
FIR'ST ClUTEm BANK AND TRUST CO. (RALEIGH, N.C.)
FIRST CITIZENS ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR NEW BUILDIfffi
FIRST F'RESBYTERIAN CHURCH (DURHAM, N.C.)
PAINT JOB AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
A BIG PAINT JOB AT FIR'ST PR'ESBYTERIAN
FIRST UNION CORP.
FIRST UNION CORP. ACQUISITION OF FLORIDA NATIONAL IS OFFICIAL
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK
SEE FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP.)
CHH 1
1/04/1990 A
1 P N M70
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
3 N
mi 1
1/30/1990 A
1 P N 1170
CHH 1
1/09/1990 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
1/12/1990 A
3 N
S 2
1/02/1990 B
1 N B53
H 2
1/03/1990 C
4 P P S76
H 2
1/04/1990 C
9 N
H 2
1/04/1990 C
9 N
S 2
1/10/1990 B
1 N B53
S 2
1/11/1990 A
1 D N B53
S 2
1/11/1990 C
1 N
H 2
1/12/1990 C
1 P N M51
H 2
1/13/1990 C
1 P N C47
H 2
1/13/1990 C
1 N C47
S 2
1/13/1990 C
1 N
H 2
1/14/1990 B
1 N H51
S 2
1/15/1990 C
1 N B53
H 2
1/16/1990 C
1 P P K30
H 2
1/16/1990 C
2 N
S 2
1/16/1990 A
1 N B53
H 2
1/17/1990 C
1 N M51
S 2
1/17/1990 C
1 N B53
H 2
1/21/1990 B
3 N
H 2
1/15/1990 B
1 N M51
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/16/1990 A
3 P N U57
S 2
1/22/1990 C
1 N
cm 1
1/26/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/02/1990 A
1 P N C62
H 2
1/07/1990 F
1 D U
H 2
1/05/1990 C
1 P P T37
H 1
1/05/1990 C
1 P P T37
H 2 1/30/1990 A 8 N
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BAI« (UNIVERSITY DRIVE)
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
N E
P D
IfU^'HAM ACADEMY SECOTffl-GRADERS LEARNING ABOUT MONEY FROM FIRST UNION BANK H 2
H 2
S 2
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIR'ST UNION CORP.)
MAJOR BANKS CUT FfilME
FIRST UNION FIAZA
OF'ENING fCARS
S
E
— DATE — C
1/21/1990 B
1/09/1990 A
1/24/1990 C
PAC£ 62
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I T
L Y
-PGLP BYL
5 N C60
1 C N
1 P P S76
FIRST WACHOVIA CORPORATION
SEE ALSO i€RGERS AND TAKEOVERS
CCB EYES MOVING CROIT CARD UNIT TO ANOTHER SATE
FIRSTS
SEE RECORDS AND FIRSTS
FISH FARMING
SEE AQUACULTURE
FISHING T0URNA^O^TS
FESTIVAL FI^^ING/THE TOWN (F GRIFTON IS IN A SHAIr STATE
FISHMO^ffiER
FISHMONGER'S EXPANDING, ADDING 34-FOOT OYSTER BAR
FLAT RIVER
EXPANDED LIHLE RIVER MEETINGS PLANNED
FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
FLIMFLAMS FLOURISHING
FLOOD INSURANCE
SEE ALSO FLOODPLAIN LAND
FtRSON BOARD CONSIDERS ADOPTING ORDINANCE TO QUALIFY COUNTY FOR FLOOD...
FLOODPLAIN LAND
SEE ALSO FLOOD INSURANCE
BOARD LOWER'S FLOOD-PLAIN WATER FEES
TOWN, INDUSTRY BENEFIT FRIM POLICY
FLORIDA STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
FOOTBAU'S ANNUAL FARCE! WW'S (REAaY) NO. 1?
H 2 1/12/1990 C 1 N C60
H
2
1/19/1990 D
7 M F W66
S
2
1/06/1990 C
1 P N E33
CHH
1
1/30/1990 A
3
N (120
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1
N f151
H
1
1/09/1990 B
1
N H60
CHH
CHH
1
1
1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
3
4
N U57
E
H
T
1/03/1990 D
1
P U L22
FLU
SEE INFLUENZA
FOG
FOG SLOWS TRAVEL IN TRIANON
FOGLEMAN i WIUIAMS DEVELOPMENTS INC.
OFFICE SUITES
FOLK MUSIC
SEE ALSO PINECONE (PIEDMONT COUNCIL OF TRADITIONAL MUSIC)
PICKIN* AND PRINTIN'/ALICE GERRARD
FOOD
SEE ALSO BLACK-EYED PEAS
SEE ALSO CHINESE COOKING
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
SEE ALSO GOURMET KAY (CHAPEL HILL HERALD FOOD COLUMN)
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, NUTRITION
SEE ALSO SOUP
SEE ALSO U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
BACK TO BASICS/FOOD IN THE '90'S{ RETURN TO CLASSIC COOKING
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
SEE U.S. FOOD AND DR'UG ADMINISTRATION
s
T
1/09/1990 A 11 N E33
H
2
1/28/1990 G 1 P P T37
H
2
1/19/1990 D 6 P U S56
H 2 1/03/1990 B 1 D N
FOOD CONTAMINATION
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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OFFICIALS REPORT MILK SUPPLY IN N.C. IS SAFE
FOOD STAMPS
DROP IN FOOD STAMP USE PUZZLES EXPERTS
FORECLOSURES
SEE REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
FOREIGN AID
Cn REAL ABOUT FOREIGN AID
FOREIGN UW6UAGES
SEE ALSO nUKE UNIV. ASIAN AND AFRICAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATUF£
AT DUKE, A fCU WORLD OF WORDS
FOREIGN MEDIC<^ ST^JDE^^■S
SEE fOICAL EWJCATION
FORT BRAGG, N.C.
FORT BRAGG GREETS PANAMA SOLDIERS WITH HURRAHS, HUGS
FORT BRAGG'S FINEST DROP BACK HO^E
'THE JW BACK IN WAS BETTER'
CHRISTMAS IN JANUARY
Wtf^'Y I^UNION
FT, BRAGG MAY FACE CUTS UNDER BUSH BUDGET
THE XMIII AIRBORfC'S Hffl€COMING
FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO AIOPTItW
F|!*1ILIES TO ADOPT BLACK CHILDi^ AT PREMIUM
FOURTH COiCRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.)
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAtff'AIGNS
SEE ALSO N.C, LEGISLATORS, U.S. CONGRESS
1990 FILING PERIOD OFtNSi P-RICE GETS 4TH DISTRICT FOE
FOXES
SKIN^o mim. identified as fox
FRANK F'ORTER GRAHAM CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
SERIES LOOKS AT RAISING U.S. YOUTH
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
FILINGS SET UP ICMOCRATIC PRIMARY FOR FRANKIIN COUNTY SHERIFF
FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMICRCE
SEE LOUISSmO/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FRANKLIN COUNTY COfflllSSIONERS, ELECTIONS
FILINGS SET IF DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY FOR FRA^KLIN COUNTY Sf€RIFF
FRANKLIN COUNTY EDICATION FUND
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY SCFCOLS
NEW FRANKLIN EDUCATION FUhffi TO AWARD GFlANTS TO SCHOOLS
FRANKLIN COUNH SCHOO-S
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY EDUCATION FUND
NEW FRANKLIN EDUCATION FUND TO AWARD GRANTS TO SCHOOLS
FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
FILINGS SET UP ICMOCRATIC F1<IMARY FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF
FRANKLIN ST. PLAZA
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PARKING AREAS
FREE MEALS
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
FREEDOM DAY
VOTE CALLED 'SHORTEST ROAD TO EQUALITY' (CORRECTED)
S I T
N E E L Y
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/04/1990 C 1 P N DSO
H 2 1/29/1990 B 1 N
H 2 1/19/1990 A
H 2 1/28/1990 C 1 P N Ii80
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/09/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
1/28/1990 F
1 P N
1 N
1 P N S69
1 P P T32
2 P P T32
1 N
2 P U H49
S
2
1/27/1990 B
1 N H65
S 2 1/02/1990 B
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A
CHH 1 1/29/1990 A
H 1 1/06/1990 B
1 N YU
3 P N 317
3 P N D38
1 N H60
H 1 1/06/1990 B 1 N H60
H 1 1/10/1990 C 1 N H60
H 1 1/10/1990 C 1 N H60
H 1 1/06/1990 B 1 N H60
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A 1 P N C62
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJ
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
CLARIFICATION
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
FREEDOM OF SPEECH HAS NO PARTY lliS.
FRIENIIY CITY SECTIONS. BRIDGE TOIRNAMENT
BRIDffi TOURtWENT SCHEIOID FEB. 24
FRIENDS OF BLACK CHIUKEN
SEE ALSO ADOPTIW
SEE ALS-0 OiRHAM CmfU DEPT. OF SOCI(t SERUICES
FW1ILIES TO AIOPT BLACK CHILDREN AT PREMIUM
FRmm OF mw^
IQSER STR:AUBRIDGE OUTSPENT JENKINS BY »30,000 IN 1989
JENKINS SF-ENT LESS IN MAYOR'S CONTEST
reJ FRIENDS Of DURHAM R-EPORTS CONTRIBUTIONS OF 457,652 TO 7 CANDIDATES
GR'OUP SFOTT $57,652 ON FALL ELECTION
FKIEfrtiS OF THE imw\ LIBRARY
SEE ALSO ItJRHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
POETRY, SHORT STORIES PROVIDE COLORfLi SESSION FOR FRIENDS
FRIENDS OF lEYlWUTH
'LILTING' IRISH FOETRY FILLS HALL AT WEYMOUTH WINTER ^EET
FROGS
RIBBIT cm BE DISSECTED WITH LITTLE mJSS OR FUSS
FRUIT (SEE ALSO NAI€S OF SPECIFIC FWJITS)
FRUIT LOVERS CAUGHT IN PRICE SQUEEZE
FUEL STAMPS
SEE HEATING FUELS, FEKRAL AID TO NEEDY
FUNJJ RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF Fl^D RAISING PRUJECTS & SPONSORirffi GROUP'S)
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO VANCE/GRANVILLE COMJNITY COLLEGE, GIFTS AND RJND RAISIfW
CHARITABLE OR-GANIZATIONS FIND TRIAN'GLE RESIDENTS GENEROUS GIVERS
UfC STUIENTS RAISING FUNDS FOR STUDENT IN FLA. HOSPITAL
FUR'S
SKINNED ANIMAL IDENTIFIED AS FOX
FUTURE ENTERTAINMENT GRtXf INC.
NEW DURHAM FILM COMPANY OWLLENGES H0LLYIKK3D
G105
SEE WDCG-FM (DURHAM, N.C.)
SEE LIGGEH i MYERS TOBACCO CO.
GTE SOUTH (FORMERLY GENERAL TELEPHONE OF TIC SOUTH)
PHONE FAILURE CUTS BUSINESS "LIFELINE'
GAMBLING
SEE ALSO LOTTERIES
7 FUEAD TO GAMBLING CHARGES
GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CIH LANIiFILL
DURHAM LANDFILL GETS CHRISTMAS BRE(y<
GAF:I€NING, MJRHAM
MORE ON CARE AND NUTURING OF SEEIIINGS
BOOKS ON SOUTHER'N GARDENING EXIST, IT JUST TAKES DIGGING
IT MAY BE THE DEAD OF WINTER, BUT SPRING'S MAGIC HAS BEGUN
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P
E
D
S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH
1
1/04/1990 A
8
N
S
2
1/20/1990 A
4
E
H
2
1/29/1990 B
2
N
S 2 1/27/1990 B 1 N H45
H 2 1/27/1990 C
S 2 1/27/1990 B
H 2 1/30/1990 C
S 2 1/30/1990 C
H 2 1/21/1990 D
H 2 1/28/1990 F
H 2 1/06/1990 B
S 2 1/04/1990 A
1 C N R63
1 P N
1 N S69
1 N
3 P U H45
3 F U H45
1 P N T33
1 P N 378
H 2
CHH 1
1/17/1990 C
1/26/1990 A
1 N K65
3 P N 317
CHH 1
1/12/1990 A
3 P N S17
H 2
1/05/1990 D
3 P F B71
S 2 1/16/1990 B 1 P N
H
n
A.
1/0^/1990 C
9 N S82
n
1/08/1990 A
1 N Yll
H
H
H
2
2
1/07/1990 E
l/07/r?90 E
1/14/1990 E
11 P U
11 y
13 P U
GASOLItC PRICES
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL I
1/01/1990 -
N D E X BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES
T^£ TRICKLE UP THEORY OF GAS PRICES
GASOLIf€ PRICES, N.C,
GASSING [SP
GASOLINE F'RICES, U.S.
BITTER OO, REFIf£RY WOES LIFT GASa.If€ PRICES HIGHER
GASOLIIC PUMPS
SOME GAS PU^PS SHOU 13-CENT HIKE; WEATHER BLAMEB
GASaiNE TAXES, N.C.
AN AUTHOSIITY WITHOUT CLOUT
(£^ERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GENERAL ELECTRIC (WILMINGTIW, N.C.)
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AND S.C.
SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW CASE OF WILMINGTON Q£ UHISTLEBLOUER
GENERAL ELECTRIC AIRCRAFT ENGIfES
G.E. TO REOPEN DURHAM FIANT TO BUILD COMMERCIAL JET ENGINES
GE'S DURJWM AIMMJNCEMENT PART OF $187 MILLION PLAN
GE FACTORY HIRING AIMS AT TRIABLE
GENERAL MOTORS
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NA^ES OF SF-ECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
6M INTRODUCES WLTSWAGON
GENESIS HOME
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SJCLTER
SnaiER A SUCCESS IN FIRST YE/«
GENETIC DESIGN INC.
N.C. COhPANY U.S. LEADER IN PATERNITY TESTS
GBCriC EM3INEERING
SCIENCE MIXES WITH AGRICU-TURt IN NEW P-RCGRAM AT JORDAN HIGH
GEOLOGY
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE mW, NATURAL RESOURCES RESEARCH CENTER
LAB ENTRY IS GEOLOGY LESSON
GEORGE WAHS SOTOL
GROUP FAWRS KEEPING WAHS SCHOOL
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS, BASKETBAU (MEN)
YELLOW Jf^KETS' ANDER'SON TRIPLES HIS PLEASURE AGAINST PITT
HURLEY ys. ANIiERSON ON CENTER STAGE
BLUE DEVILS CLASH WITH JACKFTS IN BIG ACC TEST
BLUE DEVILS SCRAP, HAND TECH ITS FIRST LOSS
DUKE PICKS TOUGHEST ARE^W FOR 'BIGGEST WIN' OF SEASON
DUKE'S DEFENSE FINALLY THROTTLES JACKETS
KOUBEK HELPS DEVILS EARN AURA OF VICTORY
OLIVER'S SCORING HELPS TECH NIP PACK
ACC TO OFFER 'SUPER' WEEKEND
ANDERSON! TECH'S RISING STAR
BLUE DEVILS SPLINTER YELLOW JACKETS WITH THEIR BDCH
FILLING THE VOID
BLUE DEVILS EARN 'SUPER' VICTORY
GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
JORDAN GIRLS EASE PAST PERSON, 45-44
SNOW COACHES GIRLS' HOOPS AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SIT}€NS MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBAU
GITHENS, LOWES GROVE TAKE TURNS WITH WINS
N E
P D — DATE-
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CHH 1 1/15/1990 A 4 E
cm 1 1/03/1990 A 3 P P C45
S 2 1/02/1990 A 1 N E33
H 2 1/05/1990 C 1 N C60
H 2 1/25/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/23/1990 A 1 P N
H
2
1/23/1990 B
5
N KA5
H
2
1/25/1990 A
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S
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1
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s
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1/29/1990 A
1
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H
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1/23/1990 A
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1/03/1990 A
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H
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1/28/1990 C
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1
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H
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2
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1/04/1990 B
1/11/1990 B
1/11/1990 B
1/12/1990 B
1/12/'1990 B
1/12/1990 C
1/12/1990 C
1/14/1990 C
1/26/1990 B
1/28/1990 D
1/29/1990 B
1/29/1990 B
1/29/1990 D
1 P U
1 P N M88
1 P N D13
1 P N L22
1 N 1??
1 P N D18
1 P U D18
1 N L22
1 D N F25
1 P N 1 ??
4 P N B40
4 U M88
4 P U F25
H
S
2
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1/06/1990 B
1/16/1990 C
4 N
4 P N M06
S
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1/23/1990 D
4 P N A76
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ANNUAL
1/01/1990
N D E X B
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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GLAD BAG-A-"mON
CITY TO P(«TICIPATE IN BAG-A-THON'S m9M. QSm UP
GLASNOST
SEE SOVIET mim, REFKOI
ajwo ifc.
WX£ GETS A PEEK AT PRtUECT'S FTOGRESS
GLAXO TO FUND BRITISH PfiJ EXHIBIT
GLAXO CHANGES Him ON PUW
J}€ STAIlIUH'S IJ?6ENCY
rtUSEUI'S KMfTOWJ EXPANSION NOT AFFECTED BY GLAXO'S DECISION
GLAXO SETS UASTE INCINERATE SESSION TODAY
a.C»Y (FILM)
ENTERTAINIM3 HISTORY/'a.CKY'
GOLF
SEE ALSO U.S. SE>JICS; OPEN GOS J&JRiifmfT
PIfCHUR-ST'S FAivWITE FOR '94 SENIOR OPEN
KXIRfCT KAY (CW^. HILL HER/O FtMD COLl^)
SEE ALSO F(X)D
GOLKfCT KAY SAYS...
GOURfET KAY SAYS...
aWERNfCNT CtKTKACTORS
SEE HlfWRITY CONTRACTORS
GCvCRNOR'S AUARD
inm^ COMY SCWXDLS RECEIVE AUARD FO? P-ROGRAH
H)VERN«?'S CM1ISSI0N ON !}£ REDUCTION OF If«^ANT fiORTALITY
main PLA^<S PRE}tATid.-CARE BOOST
'REai-TS,' mi REFISTS S5U5HT
G0VERW:S<'3 im
SmRTAK OF NOISEMAKERS m fCW YE/«'S EVE Wffi^'T DO
GRANVILLE COWTY, N.C, ELECTION
Tf-SEE-MAN RACE FCK1S FOR Sffi<IFF IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
GRANVILLE COIMY, N.C, ORDINAfJCES
GRANVILLE TO ALLOU TE^f ORAJ^Y P-ERMITS FOR ilOBILE KO«S
GRANVILLE COJNTY, N.C, TELEPHChES
SEE ALSO TELEF'HONES, N.C.
tCf'lDERSCN-OXFORD P-HCffi DECISION MAY COHE MONDAY
C-R«WILLE CCIWTY, N.C, ZONIt« LAW
SEE ALSO ZONING LAOS
GRANVILLE TO AUCBJ TEMPORARY PERMITS FOR MOBILE HOfCS
KWWILLE COIKTY CUMBER OF COI'WLR'CE
GRANVILLE CHAMBER' ESTABLISHES BUSPCSS BEAUTIFICATION Ff.'OGRAH
GRAD F-RESIDENT TELLS GR/WVILLE CHAMBER ABOUT DRUG P-ROGRAMS
GRAfWILLE corny COW1ISSI0NERS
KEEP' GRA^WILLE BEAUTIFY. FU!*N IS PRESENTED
OXFORD BOARD WANTS VOTE ON LIQUOR BY T>£ DRI^«
AGENCY mKiFS GRANVILLE MAN FOR RESCUE EFFaRT
REQUEST FOR EXPAf.IO CREEDMOOR VAN SERVICE DIES
GRANVILLE TO AaOJ TEMP-ORW^'Y PERMITS FOR MOBILE HOMES
INTER-COVERN(€NTAL COUNCIL P-FiCPOSED IN GRAfWILLE COJNTY
GRANVILLE COWTf COmiSSIWCRS, ELECTIONS
mnw I^N'T SEEK GRANVILLE SEAT
2 1/24/1990 C 2 N
H 2 1/18/1990 A 1 M N h'26
5 2 1/18/1990 A 1 P N B71
H 2 1/23/1990 A 1 M N R63
H 2 1/24/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/24/1990 D 9 P N C60
H 2 1/24/1990 D 9 N
H 2 1/26/1990 D 16 P R S^
H 2 1/12/1990 B 1 P N C49
CHH 1 1/03/1990 B 3 U
CHH 1 1/10/1990 B 3 U
S 2 1/27/1990 B 2 N
cm 1 1/06/1990 A 1 P N S17
cm 1 l/06/19'90 A 1 C N 517
H 2 1/01/1990 C 1 N ^36
H 1 1/13/1990 C 1 N T33
H 1 1/18/1990 C 1 N T33
H 1 1/26/1990 C 1 N H60
H 1 1/18/1990 C 1 N T33
H 2 1/08/1990 B
H 1 1/17/1990 C
H
N T33
H
1/03/1990 C
1
H T33
H
1/10/1990 C
1
N T33
H
1/17/1990 C
1
P N T33
H
1/18/1990 C
1
N T33
H
1/18/1990 C
1
N T33
H
1/20/1990 C
1
N T33
H 2 1/08/1990 B 1 N T32
GRANVILLE COIMY E)«R(ENCY MEDICAL SERVICES COUNCIL
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
AGENCY W3N0RS GRANVILLE MAN FOR RESCUE EFFORT
GRANVILLE COIMY KEEP AiCRICA BEAUTIFUL SYSTEM
SEE ALSO KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
GRANVILLE CHAMBER ESTABLISHES BUSINESS BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT
HOULIHAN AMONG FOUR FINALISTS FOR U.S. AWARD
HtXJLIHAN IN RUNNING FOR AWARD
GRANVILLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
THRtE-MAN RACE FORMS FOR SttRIFF IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
GRANVILLE RESIDENTS AGAINST DRUGS (GRAD)
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
GRAD PRESirCNT TELLS GRANVILLE CHAMBER ABOUT DRUG PROGRAMS
GRAY POWER
SEE SENIOR CITI2ENS
GREAT AMERICAN SMOKE-OUT
SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SI«KING CAMPAIGN
GREATER TUNA (PLAY)
IT'S A TOUR DE FORCE FOR THEATER'S CO-FOUNDER
A DELIGHTFU. SHOW, BUT MARRED BY BIFFOONERY/' GREATER TLINA'
GREENE VALLEY FARMS (N.C. 86)
OWNER FACES CRUELTY CHARGE
GREENERY REHABILITATION GROUP INC.
BOARBMAN'S SON TO GET HOME REHABILITATION
"GREENHOUSE" EFFECT
MELTING OR NOT?
GRIFTON SHAD FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL FISHING/Tf€ TOWN OF GRIRON IS IN A SHAD STATE
GROCERY STORES
SHOPPING FOR GROCERIES IS AN ART FC«M
RENOVATED GROCERY BECOMES NEW HOME
N.C. SU'PERMARKETS TOIl TO HALT USE OF SUSPECT MIST MACHINE
GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO AIDS COMMUNITY RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
COMPASSION AND BACKFIRE
GUARANTY STATE BANK
2 DURHAM BANKS REPORT RECORD YEARS
GUGGENHEIM MUSEIW
JENNY HOLZER'S l€SSA(^S PUT U.S. ART IN A BAD LIGHT
GULLEY, EAKES VOLLAND AND CALHOJN
LAWSUIT PITS LEGAL ASSISTW^CE PROGRAM AGAINST CRtST STREET COMM. COUNCIL
GUMBY'S PIZZA
CI€CKER'S PIZZA CLOSES ITS DOORS ARER LOSING BID ON UNC CONTRACT
GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO GUNS
RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS NO GUN CONTROL BARRIER
GUNS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GUNS
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
UNC author; TEENS' GUN 0ȣRSHIP STARTLING
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1
1/17/1990 C
I P H \ii
h
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1/08/1990 B
1 N
h
h
1
2
1/09/1990 B
1/10/1990 C
1 P N T33
3 N T33
H
1
1/13/1990 C
1 N T33
H
1
1/17/1990 C
2 N T33
H 2
H 2
1/12/1990 D
1/26/1990 D
6 P F Zll
5 U B77
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
3 P N S17
cm 1
1/27/1990 A
3
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H 2
l/02/'1990 A
4
E
H 2
1/19/1990 D
f
M F U66
S 2
S 2
H 2
1/03/1990 B
1/04/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1
1
1
D N G59
P N E33
N C60
H 2
1/03/1990 A
4
E
S 2
1/18/1990 C
1
N t33
H 2
1/07/1990 E
7 P U G68
H 2
1/14/1990 B
1 P N S82
CHH 1
1/22/1990 A
3
N W57
S 2
1/13/1990 A
4
E
1/03/1990 A 1 N C60
HIV VIFUS
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
N D E X BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED I^MJ^€ DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SPACE TESTS ON AIDS VIRUS MAY YIELD DRUGS
HAKAN-CORLEY AND ASSOCIATES
EXPANSION FIANNED FK? CARR MIU MALL
HANAFI MUSLIMS
SEE TERRORISM
HANGOVERS
TIME IS BEST CURE FCK OVERIMBIBING
HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
SEE ALSO THREATS
BLACK nm CLAIMS OJRHAM POLICE HARASSMENT; PR-QBE ON
Htf?D ROCK CffE
TYRO BARBEQIE RESTAURATEUR FACES HARD ROa' SUIT
HARDBACK CtfZ
TYRt] BAR6EQLE RESTAl^ATEJ? FACES ^WRD RtKK SUIT
HARDEE'S FOOD SYSTEMS, liC.
HARDEE'S BUYS ROY RCCERS CHAIN
HARDSCRABBLE
HOME IN THE COJNTRY
HARRIS UHOESALE INC.
PUBLIC DRIf^ING NO LONGER 'COOL,' GROUP SAYS
HARVARD UNIV. jm FIHKRALD KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERffl€NT
'THIfK TANK' DIRECTOR NAMED HARVARD FELLOW
HAYTI DEVaOPMENT CORP.
HAYTI CORP. EXPECTED TO ASK $42,000 FROM CITY
HAHI GROUP MAY ASK FOR CITY FUNDS
CITY REJECTS LOAN, FAVORS LEASING HERITAGE SQUARE
COVERAGE STYMIES HAYTI
NAT WHITE JR. A TOP FINALIST FOR TENN. POST
UHITE IN LINE FOR NEU JOB IN TEfflCSSEE
HAYTI SECTION
SEE [lURH/W, N.C,
WlYTI SECTION
HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, HAZARMUS WASTE TREAT^£NT
SEE ALSO INCINERATOR'S
SEE ALSO N.C. LOW-LEVa RADIOACTIVE WASTE «ANAGE?CNT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO N.C, WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
CHATHAM HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE STILL IN THE RUNNING
DISPOSAL FACILITIES DIFFER FOR RADIOACTIVE, OTHER WASTES
ADAR-ON'S ABRAM DENIES INSIDE INFORMATION CHARGE
GUIDELINES WOULD REDUCE FtlSSIBLE WASTE SITES IN N.C.
RADIOACTIVE WASTE FIANS QUESTIObO AT 'OPEN HOUSE'
DUMP BUSTER'S
WALKER OPPOSES WASTE FACILITY
HEALTH CARE, COSTS
SEE ALSO MEDICAID
SEE ALSO ^elICARE
DURHAM HOSPITALS FEa MEDICARE PINCH
HEALTHWISE (RALEIK1 COMF'ANY)
ENTREF-RENEUR BIOLOGIST STARTS CONDOMS BY MAIL BUSINESS IN TRIANGLE
S
N E E
P D — DATE — C
S 2 1/11/1990 B
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A
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6 N
1 P N 062
cm 1 1/01/1990 A 3 P N C62
H 2 1/05/1990 A
H 2 1/19/1990 B
H 2 1/19/1990 B
H 2 1/31/1990 D
H 2 1/21/1990 F
3 2 1/23/1990 A
1 N N36
4 N
4 N
4 N
1 P P T37
5 N
H 2 1/17/1990 D 9 N K65
H 2 1/04/1990 C
S 2 1/04/1990 C
H 2 1/05/1990 A
H 2 1/05/1990 A
H 2 1/26/1990 A
S 2 1/26/1990 C
N R63
P N
N R63
L
P N S69
N
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
1 P N ,125
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
1 N M25
H 2
1/11/1990 C
7 N
H 2
1/24/1990 B
5 N
H 2
1/26/1990 C
1 P N
CHH 1
1/26/1990 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1
1/31/1990 A
3 P N M25
S 2 1/30/1990 A
H 2 1/04/1990 C
1 P N E33
3 P N K65
HEART ASSOCIATION, DURHAM COUNTY
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
SEE DURHAM CtXWTY ffiART ASSOCIATION
HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO MM UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HEART CENTER
CHOLESTEROL NOT ONLY FACTOR IN HEART DISEASE
tCART STRIt«S (PLAY)
ARC PATIENT SEES SO MUCH « MUST DO
TW36ING AT YOl« 'HEART STRINGS'
fCATING Fl£LS, FEDERAL AID TO hEEDY
KINDER AND COOLER?
HERITA(£ SOJARE ASSOCIATES
PLAWERS CALL FOR CITY TO LEASE SPACE IN HAYTI
HERITAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
CITY REJECTS LOAN, FAVORS LEASING f£RITA6E SQUARE
PLAN^ERS CALL FOR CITY TO LEASE SPACE IN HAYTI
CITY COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO HERITAGE SQUARE LEASE
CITIZENS SPEAK OUT FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
UAGERING TO PROTECT BIG ANTE
COUNCIL VOTES THIS UEEK ON HERITAGE SQUARE DEAL
TRUE VALl£ SITE MAY BE LEASED TO BUSINESSES, NON-PROFIT AGENCIES
HERPES VIRUS
STD CASES INCREASING, fCALTH DEPT, OFFICIALS SAY
HIGH-RISES
SEE ALSO APART^efTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURWM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C,
SEE ALSO IXIVERSITY TOJER
DEVaOPER'S PLAN SPARKS HEIGHT SPAT
HIGHER EUCATION
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC TENURE
SEE (tSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAF'EL HILL
IVY TOl«R
HimUAY 54
SEE NC 54
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, "LOOP"
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, OUTER LOOP
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION
ALTERED ENO DRIVE PLAN SPAI^IS SECOf« OPPOSITION GRtJUF'
DOT NIXES (^TERNATE ENO DRIVE PROPOSAL
ALTERNATE ENO LOOP HAY ENDANGER CITY ROAD FUNDS
FRW SAND TO QUICKSAND
$50 MILLION HIGHWAY SHORTFAa IS CALLED 'TEMPORARY GLITCH'
COJNCIL TO GUARD CORRIDOR OF FIRST ENO DRIVE LOOP
HIGHWAY IffROVEMENT PROGRAM, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE N.C TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS
SEE ALSO SPEED LIMITS
SEE M.SO TRAFFIC SAFETY
GOOD NEWS ABOUT TRAFFIC JAMS
HIGHUOODS PROPERTIES
UNIVERSITY TOWER IS STILL 75X LEASED
-DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
S 2 1/17/1990 D 5 U
H 2 1/22/1990 B
H 2 1/25/1990 A
H 2 1/07/1990 D
S 2 1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990
1/05/1990
1/17/1990
1/17/1990
1/21/1990
1/29/1990
1/30/1990 C
cm 1 1/26/1990 A
1 P Q N36
6 P N S56
4 E
3 N
N R63
N
N R63
N C61
E
N C61
N C60
N M20
2 1/24/1990 C 1 N C61
H 2 1/28/1990 C 1 U
H
2
1/13/1990 C
1 N R63
H
2
1/18/1990 A
1 M N R63
S
2
1/18/1990 A
1 N C61
H
2
1/21/1990 D
4 E
H
2
1/26/1990 C
4 P N
S
1/30/1990 A
1 M N C61
H 2 1/10/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/05/1990 A 1 P N E33
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.
-a630-
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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TO»l, INDUSTRY BEfCFIT FROM PXICY
HILLSBCS«XX5H, N.C., (:tf«€XATION
BOARD Crt«TS HILLSKRaX»^ (^*£XATICN BOMiARIES
HILLSBOROUjH, N.C, STREETS
l«ST HILL AVE. FTOJECT LINB.Y Tff'IC FOR TOl« BCARTi TONISfT
HILLSBCROUJI, N.C, THOfOlXM^ARE PLAN
KJARIi CmRTS HILLSBOROUGH Af#£XATICN BOMiARIES
HILLSECR0U5H, N.C, UATER AND SEVER LIfCS
SEE ALSO CftAN(£ COJNTY, N.C, WATER' AND SE1£R LIfCS
BC««IJ LSCRS FLOOD-FIAIN WATER FEES
fCy HOPE SCHOOL TO GET WATER SERVICE
Taw, INDUSTRY BE?£FIT FROh PXICY
HILLSBORtXJGH fi«TS C015CIL
ARTS FOR ALL
HILLSK3?aiGH BOARD CF CO«1ISSI0f£RS
UEST HILL M£, PROXCT LIKELY TtPIC FOR TOtW BOARD TONiaff
La®G tf-POINTED TO HILLSBWOUjH BCARIi
ALERT CAitl FOCUS OF HILLSBOR-OBH CCi^lAINTS
KCOfCECHEE PLANS ACCEPTED
reiOCRACY'S spirit accepts DISSENT
BOARD LOtERS FLOOD-PLAIN '4ATER FEES
«U IBPE SCHOOL TO GET UATER SERVICE
TOl*J, INDUSTRY BEftFIT FRWI FiXICY
HILLSBGR0U3H BOARD OF COfWISSICMRS, fC?(BERS
T(SW TO PICK X»<SCN SUCCESSOR
HILLSBOWGH CJWIBER GF OMCRCE
EBC CrtiMBERS HAY XIN EFFORTS
HILLSBO^JJGH PLAf#<If« BOARD
EW*Ii CrtiRTS HILLSBC3«3UGH Af^OATION Bff.^^DARIES
KiaSIK HIGH SCHOa
GROlf FAVORS KEEPING UAHS SCHOX
FaiCE LOG/PinSEGR-C iHAN CHAR-GEL IN ROBBERY AT KOfE IN HJRHAM
CITY SCHOOL BOARD AIO^'TS BUILIUNG FtAN
SCHCCL BOARD OKS BUILDI^ffi PLAN
HILLSirC HIGH SCHOO. fty«>ilfffi BAND
HILLSIDE Bm) PLiWS flARDI S^ STRUT— IF ttCfCY PERMITS
B(W NEEDS TRIP hCLP
HILLSIDE HIGH SCtWL SPORTS, BASKETBl^ (BOYS)
TOll?NAf€NT WIN riC^CS HILLSIDE INTO USA TOP 20
HAW^HAM, HORNETS LOCK TO BLEMISH FALCffl^'S RECORD
R-OGER-S POi.ER-S ^«R^€TS
FALCONS CAN'T HA,mf RtX£RS
R1DGERS, HILLSIDE TOP' OR'ANGE
HORfCTS Sm^ OFF SLOW ST(y<T, STiy PANTyCRS
RO^RS, HILLSIDE RIP DHS
HILLSIIE HIGH SCHOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)
WILLIAMS HJILDS HILLSIDE GIRLS INTO PAC-6 LEADER
HISTORIC HILLSBOROU»^ C»«1ISSI»<
CFJ^DEN TO LEAD HISTORIC OMISSION
HISTORY, OJRHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
HISTORY, N.C.
SEE N.C, HISTORY
S I T
N E ELY
P D — MTE — C -PG L P BYL
cm 1 1/18/1990 A 4 E
a« 2 1/07/1990 A 3 P N i57
cm 1 1/08/1990 A 3 P N le?
cm 2 1/07/1990 A 3 P N U57
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
3 N iS7
3 P N S67
4 E
cm 1 1/22/1990 A 3 P P T44
1/03/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
3 P N y57
1 P N t57
N 'J57
M N U57
E
N ;«7
P N iE7
E
OH 2 1/05/1990 A 3 P N fc57
cm 1 1/19/1990 A 3 N y57
cm 2 1/07/1990 A 3 P N iS7
2 1/06/1990 A
2 1/18/1990 C
2 1/24/1990 A
2 1/24/1990 A
1/24/1990 C
1/25/1990 A
1/03/1990 D
1/12/'1990 B
1/13/1990 D
1/13/1990 B
1/20/1990 D
1/20/1990 B
1/27/1990 D
1 N Yll
1 P N hSl
1 C N W60
1 N Yll
1 N Yll
4 E
N B40
N E40
N B40
N F52
N G55
N A76
N T44
S 2 1/24/1990 D
cm 1 1/13/1990 A
1 P N A76
3 N
HITTING T>C ROAD (COLIWJ)
-LX63(^
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
S
E
C -I
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PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAfES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
HiniNG T}£ ROAD
HITTING TV€ ROAD
HiniNG Tt€ ROAD
HiniNG TJ€ ROAD
HOG ROCK CAFE
TYRO BARBEQUE RESTAURATEUR FACES HARD ROCK SUIT
HOLIDAYS, DUWIAM
SEE Wfim, N.Cm HOLIDAYS
HOaOUAY ST. SCMHJL
GROUP FAVORS KEEPING WATTS SCHOOL
HOIES OR SCHOOL IS CHOICE THAT MAY FACE EAST ENDERS
"Tt€ HOLOCAUST"
HOLOCAUST URITIW3 CONTEST AfMHMXD
HOLTON MIDDLE SCHJO.
GROUP FAVORS KEEPING UAHS SCHOOL
4 PUBLIC ^EARIN6S SET m CITY SCHOOLS CONSTRUCTION, REPAIRS
PUBLIC EDUCATION PARTNERSHIPS PICKS EPA FIRST
SCHOOL BOARD OKS BUILDING PlfH
HOME BIRTHS
SEE CHILDBIRTH
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION tF DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL
2 DURHAM BUILDER'S SHARE ASSOCIATION'S TOP AWARD
HWEBUILDERS HONORS
HOME COMPUTERS
SEE COfffUTERS
HOJ€ Iff ROVEiCNT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE HOUSING, LOAN PROGRAMS
HOME LOANS
SEE HOUSING, LOAN PROGRAMS
HOMELESS SHELTER
SEE ALSO AIDS COMMUNITY RESIDENCE ASSOCIATIt»(
SEE ALSO COMfWNITY SHELTER
SEE ALSO GENESIS HttC
SEE ALSO STREET PEOPLE
HISTORIC STATUS FOR SHELTER BACKED
DURWiM TAX AWARD NETS 194 APARTMENTS
FFANKLIN, PERSON LOSE AID
MORE SECURITY A IWST FOR WJRHAM LIBRARY
HELP CALLS INCREASE NEAR SJELTER
CRIIC, IFC SnaTER Lim NOT VALID, OFFICIAL SAYS
SHELTER A SUCCESS IN FIRST YEAR
HOMEOWhERS
SEE ALSO N.C. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
PANEL WILL STUDY tCfEOWhER'S' COMPLAINTS ABOUT PROTECTION
LET MOM, DAD VELP
HOMEOWNER'S LOANS
1/04/1990 D
1/11/1990 D
1/18/1990 D
1/25/1990 D
S 2 1/06/1990 A
S 2 1/19/1990 B
S 2 1/06/1990 A
H 2 1/07/1990 B
H 2 1/21/1990 B
S 2 1/24/1990 A
1/17/1990 D
1/17/1990 C
1 U F65
1 U F65
1 U F65
1 U F65
H 2 1/19/1990 B 4 N
1 N Yll
1 N
H 2 1/03/1990 D 8 N
1 N Yll
1 N C47
1 N W60
1 N Yll
4 P N
1 P P K30
CHH 1
1/10/1990 A
3 N
S 2
1/11/1990 A
1 N E33
S 2
1/11/1990 A
1 N
S 2
1/11/1990 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/27/1990 A
3 M N M25
CHH 1
1/27/1990 A
3 N M25
S 2
1/29/1990 A-
1 P N H65
H 2
1/25/1990 A
1 N
H 2
1/25/1990 A
4 E
HONDA ACCORD
accord: iCTAPHOR FOR THE
'80S
H 2 1/14/1990 D 4
HOPE PLANTATION
HOPE PLANTATION TOURS EXTD^DED
RED CROSS RAISED $11,200 ON HOPE HOUSE TOURS
H 2 1/O4/1990 C
H 2 1/18/1990 C
2 N
6 N
HOF'E VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB
-U630-
MONTHLY/ANNUflL INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
comwi auB i«at>€red the great icpressiw
HORSE UflPIW)
NORTfMIOD TEEN COMBINES HIS FAVORITE HOBBY, JOB
HORSES
SEE ALSO RODEO
UlhfTER HWaiNG
mSPITAL CARE ASSOCIATION
SEE BLLE CROSS (WD BL1£ SHIELD OF N.C.
HOSTAKS, LEBANON
HOSTAK'S SISTER BRINGS PUSH FOR HIS RELEASE TO N.C, F15£SS
HOTELS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO LANDMARK IMS CF KJRHAM INC.
SEE ALSO mil DURHAM HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER
HOTa OCCUf'ANCY EXPECTED TO RISE
mTELS, N.C.
HOTEL CCCUF-ANCY EXPECTED TO RISE
HOJSING, COSTS
SEE ALSO CONSTRICTION INDUSTRY
FEU CAN AFFORD f£W hOJC, STUDY SHOWS
HOUSING, Dlff^HAM
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE fL30 UMm, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPICNT
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO LOW-INCOiC HOJSING
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN IiEVELCPMENT
IfCREASING RATE OF RTP NOCOMERS CHOOSINtj DURHAM HOMES
U.S. ^MM' CITES limm builder for DEVELOPING AFFORDABLE HOUSING
HOUSING, LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE f^SO WtUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO ^«USING-REHA&ILITATIffi^ LOAN PR0GR:A>1
HUD LO^ CEILING HIGHER IN ORANGE THAN IN CHATHAM
HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTS;,?
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOUSING, LOAN PROGRAMS
MORTGAGE RATES EXPECTED TO CONTINUE DROPPING THIS YEAR
LEGISLATORS PtMO? HOUSING GAP
HOUSING, SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS, TOUSING
HOUSII« AND [mm I£VELOPHENT
SEE U.S. DEPT, OF HOUSING AND \lRSm [£VELOF-MENT
HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PRtMRAM
EIGEMONT fOfCS
HLIMAN LIFE BILL
SEE AKKTION
HUMAN RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
l\mm VOLUNTEER HELPED DRIVE AID TO EL SALVADOR
WRRICANES
SEE ALSO WEATVCR, Dlff^lAM
SEE ALSO WEATfCR, N.C.
ISLAND USES SCHOOLS TO SURVIVE STORM
S
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I T
L Y
■PG L P BYL
S 2 1/01/1990 C 1 P V
H 2 1/06/1990 A 6 P P L38
H 2 1/24/1990 C 1 P P L38
H 2 1/19/1990 A 1 P N C60
S 2 1/13/1990 A
S 2 1/13/1990 A
1 N E33
1 N E33
cm 1 1/26/1990 A 1 C N M20
H 2 1/21/1990 B
S 2 1/29/1990 C
1 N C60
1 N
a« 1 1/15/1990 A 3 N M25
H 2 1/09/1990 B
cm 1 1/27/1990 A
1 N L40
1 P N M70
H 2 1/07/1990 F 1 P P T37
H 2 1/04/1990 C 1 P N N36
S 2 1/29/1990 C 1 P N Yll
HYDE A^EN»ENT
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
SEE ABORTION
HYPODERtllC fCEDLES
SEE NEEDLES
1-40
NEXT-TO-LAST SECTION OF 1-40 TO OPEN
SECTION OF 1-40 OPENS IN DUPLIN COUNTY
COhPLETION OF 1-40 BOOST FOR BEACHGOERS
1-85
STATE UANTS WATER, SEVER LINES TO 1-85 REST STOPS
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR SITE DEBATE BREWS
HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR UEERY OF CtXJNH PROPOSAL
1-95
MARTIN URGES 'PIPLINE' EFFORT
IBM
SEE INTERNATIONAL BUSIfCSS MACHINES CORP.
ICE SKATING
SEE ALSO TRI(««LE flWRE SKATING CLUB
TILLEYS: HAVE ICE SKATES, WILL TRAVEL
ICE SKATING IS NOT JUST FOR NORTHERNERS ANYMORE
IDENTICAL TWINS
SEE TWINS
ILLEGAL IH^IPING
SEE WZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N,C,
ILLITERACY
SEE ALSO DURHAM LITERACY COIMIIL
SEE ALSO READING
ILLITER'ACY PROBLEM FACES AHACK
STUIOTS WHO m<.Z A DIFFERENCE
ILLITERACY NEEDS ACTION, INCENTIVES
I'M NOT RtffAPORT (PLAY)
'RAPPAPORT'; LAUGHING LOOK AT THE MYTHOLOGY OF AGING
RLT'S 'I'M NOT RAPPAPORT' IS WITTY AND MOVING PRODUCTION
INCINERATORS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
ADARON'S ABRAM DENIES INSIDE INFORMATION CHAR'GE
GLAXO SETS WASTE INCINERATOR SESSION TODAY
INCOME TAX FORMS
WOE IF Yaj DO, WOE IF YOU lON'T
SOME AMERICANS GET BREAK ON FORM, TAXES
LAW STUIENTS OFFER TAX HELP
FREE TAX RETURN ICLP OFFERED BY SENIOR'S PROGRAM
INCOME TAX REFUNDS
SEE ALSO RAPID TAX REFUNDS
N.C. REVAMP OF RAPID TAX REFUNDS W5GED
IRS RETUR'NS H) aECTRONIC
INDECENT LIBERTIES
SEE CHILD MOLESTATION
INDIGO GIRLS (MUSIC GROF)
TfCY AREN'T SELF-SERIOUS OR 'PREACHY,' THEY INSIST/INDIGO GIRLS
INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS
LET MOM, DAD HELP
INFANT MORTALITY
MARTIN FIANS PRENATAL-CARE BOOST
-DATE-
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/29/1990 A 13 N
H 2 1/31/1990 D 8 N
S 2 1/31/1990 A 4 E
H 1 1/04/1990 C 1 N T33
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 1 P N M20
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 5 N M20
H 2 1/27/1990 A
2 1/23/1990 D
2 1/23/1990 D
5 P N M06
5 P N M06
2 1/28/1990 B 10 P N K65
2 1/28/1990 F 4 E
2 1/28/1990 F 5 U L42
H 2 1/16/1990 A 6
S 2 1/16/1990 B 3
R U66
R
H 2 1/11/1990 C 7 N
H 2 1/24/1990 D 9 N
H 2 1/04/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/05/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/16/1990 B 1 N
H 2 1/28/1990 A 15 N
2 1/21/1990 A 1 N L40
2 1/27/1990 C 1 N S69
H 2 1/19/1990 D 5 P U H90
H 2 1/25/1990 A 4 E
cm 1 1/06/1990 A 1 P N S17
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
'RESULTS,' NOT REPORTS SOJGHT
BUDGET POm. BACKS «)VERNCR ON PLAN TO EXPAND MEDICAID
NORTH CAROLINA'S Iff ANT-DEATH RATE SHXO BE fttXft CONCERN
N.C. PUTS UP SERIOUS RESOLRCES IN FIGHT fOfiimi CHILD MORTALITY
I^FANT WKTALITY FIGHT IS «XTI-FACETED
IfFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILISEN, (*M£R
SEE ALSO (*JRDER, N.C.
TEEN CHARGED AFTER ICAD IhFANT FCXIND
INFLl£NZA
^£AL^H (FFICIALS EXFtCT FLU TO LAND IN WKm^
ALAMANCE HOSPIT(^S CURTAILING VISITS TO (€LP CONTRtL FLU
FLU KEEPS SCHCO. ATTENDANCE IXM
DXTORS, TEACtCRS GRAFflE WIT>^ FLU EPIIOIIC
INFORMATION fCTWWW
SEE ALSO ttJRWtH COWTY, N.C, COMPUTERS
COMY PUmim IffORWlTION t€JVim
INSIGHT (DWWai MOWING hCRALD COLIW^ AND SECTION)
INSIGHT/EXCELLENCE; THE H)AL fm DLRW^
INSiafr/CR(«KS IN Tf£ SYSTEM
INSIGHT/REBUILDIf* PWWIA WILL BE EXPEfvSIVE
INSIGHT/f€U SPACE PLA^E (FF TO A SLOU START
INSIGHT/ONE STEP IP, TW STEPS BACK
INSIOfl"/ JUSTICE LWSERVED
INSTITUTE f(^ TPANSPORTATION RESEARCH
^E ALSO TR/yriC SAFETY
LCNGTII€ RTP TENANT PUWS mJE
INTER-FAITH COIJCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE
HISTORIC D£SIG^WTION OF Sffl-TER' EXPECTED
EASY DC£S IT
HISTORIC STATUS FC« SfCLTER BACKED
THAM<S FCR SPCWSCKING ftSWP
KELP CALLS INCREASE fCAR SHELTER
CRIME, IPC S^£LTER lim NOT VALID, OFFICIAL SAYS
IPC'S SER'VICE [G1AND ON RISE
MOBILE Kl(€ a*£RS' LOT DIKXjSSED
INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO MORTGAGE RATES
SEE ALSO PRIME INTEREST RATE
BATTLE O^XR CONSlilER CREDIT RATES RESUCS
INTERN!^ REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF REVEME
WOE IF YOU DO, KE IF YOU DON'T
SOME AMERICANS Q£T EffEAK ON FORM, TAXES
IRS RETURNS (ffl ELECTR-QNIC
INTERNATIONAL El^SIfCSS MAO^I^ES CORP,
IBM EOWlTES COMF'UTERS TO IUKE
INTERfJATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP., RESEARCH TRIANGLE PAIW
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIW«L£ PARK
IE« PROMOTES C;«EY TO SENIOR PROGRAfWER
INTERSTATE
SEE 1-40
SEE 1-85
SEE 1-95
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
C-m 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
1/06/1990 A
1/10/1990 C
1/14/1990 D
1/18/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1 C N S17
10 N L40
5 L
5 U Oil
5 U Oil
H 2 1/26/1990 C
S 2 1/08/1990 C
H 1 1/23/1990 B
S 2 1/23/1990 A
on 1 1/31/1990 A
N H65
N H60
N Yll
P L38
S 2 1/31/1990 C 1 N H65
1/07/1990 D
1/14/1990 D
1/14/1990 D
1/14/1990 D
1/21/1990 D
1/28/1990 F
H 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N K65
CHH
cm
CHH
cm
CHti
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/07/1990
1/10/1990
1/10/1990
1/24/1990
1/27/1990
1/27/1990
1/27/1990
1/28/1990
N
P P L38
N
L
M N M25
N M25
P N
N
H 2 1/12/1990 C 1 N L40
H 2 1/04/1990 A 4 F
3 2 1/05/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/27/1990 C 1 N S69
S 2 1/22/1990 C 1 P N
2 1/25/1990 C 4 P N
INTERSTATE-85
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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SEE 1-85
INVISIBLE EMPIRE - KNIGHTS OF TJ€ KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAWMER
SEE MANSLAUGHTER
IRA J. GORDON ^eiORIAL COffl^RENCE ON PARENT EDUCATION AND INVOLVEMENT
LEVIN TO DELIVER IRA J. GORDON LECTURE
ISLAM (GOCRAL fEADING)
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CmRCHES)
HEEDING T»E CALL
ISLAMIC CENTER
PLA^8CRS BACK ISLAMIC MOSQUE
PLACING BOARD OK'S MOSQUE
PLANNING BOARD MAKES GOOD DECISION
BOARD t€MBER EXPLAINS ANTI-MOSQUE VOTE
HEEDING THE CALL
PERHAPS 'StXmCRN' MOSQUE WMU FIT BETTER
JOBS
SEE JOB OPPORTUNITIES AND BASIC SKILLS (JOBS)
J.C. PENNEY GQUEN RULE AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO VOLIMEERS, DURHAM
FIVE VOLUNTEERS PRESENTED PEhflCY GOLDEN RIA£ AWARDS
AWARD WINNERS
J.R.H. PROPERTIES INC.
SEE ALSO ALLENTON, INC.
EX-MAYOR BUYS REAL ESTATE DIVISION
JAILS, DURHAM
SEE WJRHAM COUNTY JAIL
JAMAICA
ISLAND USES SCHOOLS TO SWWIVE STORM
JAMES B. DUKE ENDOWMENT
SEE DUKE ENDOWMENT
JAPAN
SEE ALSO TOKTO STRING QUARTET
NO BULL! JAPAJ€SE GROUP INTERESTED IN DURHAM FRANCHISE
JAPArESE (LANGUAGE)
STUDe^TS STUDY JAP<^SE VIA TELEVISION
JARVIK HEART
PlllING WE PLUG
JAZZ
HERALDING TIC... TOP 10 IN JAZZ
JAZZ PIANIST TAYLOR IS A SADLY OVERLOOKU) MASTER
CR'EAM OF T^£ CRW IN GROWN-UP MUSIC
A JAZZ STAR OF TOMORROW PLAYS YESTERYEAR'S BEBOP
CAMPBELL, AS LEADER, A TWINKER'S PIANO MAN
JET ENGINES
G.E. TO REOPEN DURWiM PLANT TO BUILD COMMERCIAL JET ENGINES
GE'S DURHAM ANNOUNCEMENT PART OF $187 MILLION FIAN
GE FACTORY HIRING AIMS AT TRIANGLE
JEHIES
COMMISSION STANDS BY BAN ON JEHIES
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
cm 1 1/23/1990 A 1 N
cm 1
1/21/1990 A
1 P N
CHH 2
1/07/1990 A
3 N M70
cm 1
1/10/1990 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/14/1990 A
4 L
CHH 1
1/21/1990 A
1 P N
CHH 1
1/21/1990 A
4 U
H 2 1/12/1990 C 3 N K65
S 2 1/13/1990 A 6 P P T37
S 2 1/02/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/29/1990 C 1 P N Yll
H 2 1/24/1990 D 1 P N M88
H 2 1/27/1990 B 1 P P M66
H 2 1/17/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/02/1990 A 6 P R S66
H 2 1/09/1990 A 6 B S66
H 2 1/18/1990 A 6 R S66
H 2 1/23/1990 A 6 P R S66
H 2 1/30/1990 A 6 R S66
H 2 1/23/1990 B 5 N K65
H 2 1/25/1990 A 1 N K65
S 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N
H 2 1/27/1990 A 12 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
N D E X B
1/31/1990
Y SUBJECTS
JETTY Bm PROVIDES PTOTECTION FOR MANY
JOB OPPORTUNITIES AND BASIC SKILLS (JOBS)
SEE fLSQ XB TRAINIfW
SEE ALSO WELFARE REFORM
WAYS TO BEGIN WELFARE REFORM IS SUBJECT OF TODAY'S MEETING
PROGRAM SEEKS TO REIUCE NEED FOR WELFARE
TRAINING OFFERS A ROAD OUT OF POVERTY
JOB SHARING
SHARING T}€ LOAD
JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO JOB OPPORTUNITIES AND BASIC SKILLS (JOBS)
WAYS TO BEGIN UELFARt REF(S31 IS SUBJECT OF TODAY'S MEETING
PRDGRAM SEEKS TO REDUCE NEED FOR WELFARE
TRAINING OFFERS A R-OAD CXJT OF POVERTY
JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT
TRIE VALUE SITE MAY BE LEASED TO BUSIf€SSES, NON-PROFIT AGENCIES
CLEARING T}£ RECORD
JOHN AVERY BOYS' AND Gira.S' CLUB
SEE ALSO BOYS' CLUBS OF W£RICA
BOYS aUB IS HISNO(€R
JOHNSTON TECWICAL COLLEGE
TRACTOR-TRAILER CAB PART OF CLASSROOM AT VANCE-GRANVILLE COMM, COLLEGE
JOINT ORANGE/CHATWtfl COOPERATIVE WORK GROUP
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHANGE COUNTY, N.C.
BOARD SETS 5-ACRE AVERAGE AT UNIVERSITY LAKE
FIRM PENS DEFENSE OF FINDINGS ON UNIVERSm LAKE PR-QTECTION
OFF ICI/y.S TO TACKLE UATERSfO EXTENSION
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
SCIENCE MIXES WITH AGRICULTURE IN ICW PROGRAM AT JORDAN HIGH
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
NORTfCRN STATES ITS CASE, SWATS TIGERS 59-50
JORDAN 82, PERSON 75
JORIiAN FALCONS STILL OMY UNBEATEN TEAM
UPSTART JORDAN FfLCKM FLYING HIGH AGAIN FOR AVERY
MAR-KIWI, HORNETS LOOK TO BLEMISH FALCON'S RECORD
ROGERS POWERS HORNETS
FALCONS CAN'T HANDLE ROGERS
NORTHERN NIPS F(i!lCS IN OVERTIME
GOTTEN 'S BOMBS HELP TIGERS FEND OFF JORDAN RALLY
BERRY HELF-S JORDf!^ FQCL EXPERTS
RESERVE BOUENS HITS FOR 32, FALCONS HOLD ON
BCWENS LEADS FALCONS PAST DHS
JORDAN HIGH SCHOa SPORTS, SUIW1ING (BOYS)
FALCONS SPW.SH TO VICTORY
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SWIPING (GIRLS)
FALCONS SPALSH TO VICTORY
XRDAN LAKE
SEE B. EVEREH JORDAN LAKE
JUDGES, DURHAM COJNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAH COUNTY
LABARRE OJT, TITUS IN AS CHIEF JUDGE
LAEARRE OUSTED AS DURHAM'S CHIEF JUDGE AFTER VERBAL JABS AT HIGH COURT..
LABAR-RE, TITUS SAY EXUM'S ACTION CAME AS SURPRISE
LABARRE'S REMOVAL SURF'RISES OFFICIALS
BEE IN A POWDER-ED WIG
SOME JUDGES LEERY OF SEEKING CHANGES
D — DATE —
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
2 1/29/1990 A
H 2 1/16/1990 C 2 P N C60
S 2 1/16/1990 B 1 P N H65
H 2 1/17/1990 D 9 N C60
H 2 1/14/1990 E 1 P N S56
H 2 1/16/1990 C 2 P N C60
S 2 1/16/1990 B 1 P N H65
H 2 1/17/1990 D 9 N C60
2 1/30/1990 C 1 N C60
2 1/31/1990 A 2 N
S 2 1/09/1990 B 5 P N A76
H 1 1/31/1990 C 1 P N H60
a*
1 1
1/20/1990 A
3 N M20
CHH
1 1
1/21/1990 A
3 P N M25
CHH
1 1
1/29/1990 A
1 P N C62
S
2
1/03/1990 A
1 P N Yll
H
2
1/06/1990 B
4 P N B40
H
2
1/06/1990 B
4 N G55
H
2
1/09/199O B
3 P N B40
H
2
1/11/1990 B
3 P N B40
H
2
1/12/1990 B
3 P N B40
H
2
1/13/1990 D
1 P N B40
S
2
1/13/1990 B
1 P N F52
H
2
1/20/1990 D
3 P N B40
H
2
1/24/1990 D
3 N WIO
S
2
1/30/1990 B
3 P N F?2
H
2
1/31/1990 D
3 P N R54
S
2
1/31/1990 D
3 P N P52
S
2
1/30/1990 A
2 N A76
S
2
1/30/1990 A
2 N A76
S
2
1/13/1990 A
1 P N B53
H
2
1/14/1990 A
1 P N S82
H
2
1/15/1990 A
1 N 382
S
2
1/15/1990 A
1 N B53
H
n
1/17/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/17/1990 A
1 P N B53
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1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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TITUS TACKLES DISTRICT COURT EFFICIENCY
JUDGES, DURHAM COIMY, ELECTIONS
JUDGE MANSON SEEKS RE-ELECTION
JUDGES JOWJSON, TITUS FILE
«S. RECKHOU, RAY ARE SEEKING COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT; JUDGE CHAf€Y FILES
RAY, CHANEY FILE FOR COUNTY OFFICES
LABARRE FILES FOR RE-ELECTION TO DISTRICT COURT BENCH
2 MORE DEMOCRATS SEEK COMMISSION SEAT
JUDGES, Dl^HAM COUNTY, SALARIES
LABARRE mSS SINGLE COURT SYSTEM, SAYS DISTRICT JJDGES ARE UNDERPAID
JUDGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT
MINISTER, JJD6E FILE FOR HOUSE, BENCH SEATS
DUWAM C0URTR0M1S NEED EXTRA SECURITY
JUDGES, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
HP'S JUDICI^ QUANDARY
CONTROVERSY OVER JUDGES'
TERMS SPREAIS BEYOND DURHAM
JUDGES, N.C, SAL««IES
DURHAM DISTRICT JUDGE SEEKS RAISES FOR COLLEAGUES, SELF
LABARRE URGES SINS^ COURT SYSTEM, SAYS DISTRICT ^iGES ARE UNDERPAID
JUDGES, U.S., S^JWIES
SOCIAL security: a JUDICIAL JRltl.
JUNK YARDS
JIM 'STILL' situated ON ROCKY HILL
OFFICIAL SUPPORTS ROCKY HILL PLANS
KAYE PRODUCTS IHC,
BOARD LOWERS FLOOD-PLAIN WATER FEES
KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL SYSTEM
cm TO PARTICIPATE IN BAG-A-TmN'S ANNUAL CLEAN UP
KEEP GRANVILLE COJNTY BEAUTIFUL
KEEP a^ANVILLE KAUTIFUL PLAN IS PRESENTED
KERR-TAR COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
FIVE COUNTIES MAY BUILD REGIONAL LANIf ILL
KID'S CLUB AND HEALTH CENTER (GARY, N.C.)
WORKING IT OUT
KITE FLYIMj
TRYING OUT A CHRISTMAS TOY
KIUANIS CLUBS
SEE DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
KNIGHTS OF TfC KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
NAT tWITE JR. A TOP FINALIST FOR TENN. POST
WHITE IN LINE FOR hEW JOB IN TENNESSEE
KU KLUX KLAN
THE NEW BREED OF WITE RACISTS
FURTt€R SiaiYING A BAD REPUTATION
POLICE PR-OBE LETTER PROPAGANDA LINK
S I'T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/30/1790 C 1 P N S82
H 2 1/03/1990 C 1 N S82
H 2 1/04/1990 C 1 N 569
H 2 1/12/1990 C 1 D N S69
S 2 1/12/1990 A 1 P N
H 2 1/20/1990 C 1 N S32
S 2 1/20/1990 A 1 P N
S 2 1/09/1990 B 1 N B53
S 2 1/03/1990 C 1 P N
S 2 1/09/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/07/1990 D 4 E
S 2 1/31/1990 A 1 P N B53
H 2 1/09/1990 A 1 P N S82
S 2 1/09/1990 B 1 N B53
H 2 1/11/1990 A 4 E
cm 1 1/06/1990 A 1 P N H70
CHH 1 1/06/1990 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 1/17/1990 A 3 N W57
H 2 1/24/1990 C 2 N
H 1 1/03/1990 C 1 N T33
H 1 1/30/1990 C 1 N T33
H 2 1/28/1990 E 1 P F S56
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A 3 P P C45
H 2 1/26/1990 A 1 P N S69
S 2 1/26/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/07/1990 D 4 E
H 2 1/09/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 3 N
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E L Y
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KUAN2AA (AFRICAN FESTIVAL)
KWANZAA CELEBRATION BRINGS AFRICAN DACIfJG TO DUR'HAM
KUANZAA FESTIVAL, RECORD CROWD DRUH IN NEW YEAR
LABOR, U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S. DEFT, OF LABOR
HIRING RETIREES MAY EASE LABOR SHORTAGE
LAKE MICHIE
SEE ALSO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
RULES WOULD LIMIT GRmiTH hEAR RESERVOIR'S
LAKEUOOD ELE^ENTARY SCHOO.
SEE LAKEUOOD SCHOOL
LAKEWOOD SCHOOL
Uy<EWOOD LIW:S COMPUTERS, READING WITH W)RK BY PARENTS, STUBENTS
LANDFILLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY LANEFIU.
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE
FIVE COUNTIES MAY BUILD REGIONAL UWDFILL
LANDMARK INNS OF DURHAM INC.
SEE ALSO HOTaS, DURHAM
FORECLOSURE FORCES LANDMARK INN SALE
LARCENY
SEE ROBBERY, WfUm
LAWSUIT DAMAGE AWARDS
ROBBER PAYS VICTIM FROM DAMAGES
OTfCR SETTLEMENTS H£
LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURttW
SEE ALSO LIBEL
GULLEY LAW FIRM SIO OV€R FEES (CORRECTED)
CLEARING WE RECORD
MAN 1« WON JAIL SUIT LOSES REST OF MONEY
2 EX-DURHAM INMATES SEHLE JAIL SUIT
FORMER JAIL INMATES WIN FE[£RAL SUIT
LAWSUITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LIBEL
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, LAWSUITS
MAN URGES CHATHAM MINORITY RECRUITER
160 AGRICULTURE AGENTS WILL GET PART OF $800,000 SETTLEMENT
LAWSUITS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
ARTSCENTER BOARD PONICRS LAWSUIT
ARTSCENTER ADMITS RENT PAYMD-ITS LATE
ARTSCENTER EX-DIRECTORS CAUTIOUS
PHILLPS SAYS PARTNER'S ACTIONS QUESTIONABLE
ARTSCENTER SQUABBLE MAY GET MEDIATOR
JUDGE KILLS LAWSUIT AGAINST DEVELOPMENT COMPANY PRESIDENT
LAWSUITS, U.S.
SEE ALSO LIBa
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, LAWSUITS
CHARNS CLAIMS PARTIAL WIN OVER FBI
LAWYER'S, WJRHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERS
FORMER rilRHAM LAWYER NOW IN GOLISBOR'O PRISON
EX-DURHAM LAWYER TRAf^SFERS PRISONS
H 2 1/02/1990 B 1 P N C47
S 2 1/02/1990 B 1 P N B71
S 2 1/27/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N H65
S 2 1/08/1990 A 1 P N YU
H 1 1/30/1990 C 1 N T33
S 2 1/09/1990 A 14 N
S 2 1/05/1990 A 1 N B53
S 2 1/05/1990 A 1 N B53
H
2
1/04/1990 A
1
P N S82
H
9
1/05/1990 A
n
N
H
2
1/06/1990 B
1
N S32
S
2
1/22/1990 A
1
N B53
H
2
1/23/1990 B
N S82
CHH 1 1/13/1990 A
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/12/1990
1/13/1990
1/14/1990
1/15/1990
1/18/1990
1/24/1990
N M25
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
H 2 1/31/1990 C 1 P N S82
2 1/16/1990 C
2 1/16/1990 A
1 P N S82
2 N
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TRANSITION FROM SWIWER TO LAWYER ROUGH VOYAGE
LAWYERS, DURHAM, UNETHICAL CONttJCT
GULLEY LAW FIRM SUED OVER FEES (CORRECTED)
LEAD
LEAD HAZARD OVERLOOKED FTO YEARS, ^EALTH EXPERT SAYS
LEAGUE OF Ct»)SERVATION VOTERS
VALENTINE, PRICE GET HIGH MARKS
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO
CORRECTION
LEANING TOl€R OF PISA
TROUBLED TOUER/DUKE PROF SAYS SAVING LANDMARK WOULD BE A TRICKY PROPOS..
LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPECIAL F-ROOWiS QUESTIfflO
LEASH LAWS
SEE DOG CONTROL (INaUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
LEBANON, HOSTAGES
SEE HOSTAGES, LEBANON
LEGAL FEES
GULLEY LAW FIRM SUED OV€R FEES (CORRECTED)
LEGIONNAIRES DISEASE
N.C. SUPERiWRKETS TOLD TO HALT IBE OF SUSPECT MIST MACHINE
LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMITTEES
SEE N.C. GEICRAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
LCT'S ACTIVE (MUSIC GROUP)
A STUDY OF TVE TRIANGLE/MUSIC LESSWS
LEUKEMIA
RALEIGH BAf»<ER TO RECEIVE MARROW FRW ENGLISH DONOR
LIBa
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
SEE ALSO hEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
SEE ALSO ICWSPAPERS, U.S.
COURT REINSTATES FIRED DOCTOR'S SUIT AGAINST IWiE
LIBERTY WM.
SEE COLLEGE BW-S
LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
2 EX-DURHAM II«ATES SETTLE JAIL SUIT
FORMER JAIL INMATES WIN FEDERAL SUIT
LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
BROUN PLEADS GUILTY TO LESSER OFFENSE
PROSECUTOR! I£AL WITH BROUN WAS ^ECESSARY
LIFESAVING
SEE RESCUES
LIGGETT i, MYERS TOBACCO CO.
COURT REACTS SMOKING SUIT VERDICT
LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM
SEE MASS TRANSIT
SEE TRIAMJLE EXPRESS
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S
E
— DATE — C
I T
L Y
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H 2
1/22/1990 B
1 P N S82
H 2
1/04/1990 A
1 P N 382
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
5 N U80
H 2
1/31/1990 C
5 N
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
2 N
S 2
1/25/1990 B
1 P N
CHH 1
1/17/1990 A
3 N Ci2
H 2 1/04/1990 A
H 2 1/12/1990 A
H 2 1/05/1990 D
H 2 1/24/1990 B
1 P N S82
1 N C60
4 P U H90
4 P N
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 N L40
S 2 1/22/1990 A
H 2 1/23/1990 B
H 2 1/12/1990 A
S 2 1/12/1990 B
1 N B53
5 N S82
1 P N S82
1 N B53
H 2 1/06/1990 A 1 P N
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LINCOLN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
CRANSTWS Sa. BILL A MISaJIDED F'ROPOSAL
LIQUOR-BY-THE-r«I|ifl<, GRANVILLE COUNTY
OXFORD (rFICI«.S EXPLAIN CALLING fm r«IM<S VOTE
LIQU3R-BY-THE-DRIf«<, OXFORD
OXFORD WmS WANTS VOTE ON LIOJOR BY THE WINK
OXFORD OFFICIALS EXPLAIN CALLING FOR DRINKS VOTE
LITERACY
SEE Vmm LITERACY COtM;iL
SEE ILLITERACY
LITHUANIA
GORBACfCV'S PROBLEMS l*JLTIPLY
LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, WKtim
TALKING DOG AND ITS (M€R TO APPEAR IN COf*ERCIALS
LITTLE RIVER
EXPANDED LITTLE RIVER ffiEHNGS PLAf*0
LITTLE RI'J£R RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO IM^E MICHIE
COUNCIL PAfEL OKS CtMRWERSIAL SEWER LINE FOR TREYBURN
TREYBURN SEUER LINE GETS PAfEL'S NOD
CITY GIVES OK FOR SEUER LINE fCAR RESERVOIR
COUNCIL RaUCTANTLY OKS TPEYBURN SEUER LIfES
COUNTY TO FURSUE RAILUAY LAND FOR m) JAIL
C0^B1ISSI0NERS DELAY DECISION ON TREYBURN REIXIEST
R-U.ES WOULD LIMIT KWUTH }€M< REKRVOIRS
LIVING COLOUR (aWD)
A STUDY OF TW TRIANO-E/MUSIC LESSONS
LIVING HISTORY
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORY
LOITERING
POLICE WAIT TO USE DRUG-LOITERING ORDINA^«:E
LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
SEE ALSO CAROLINA GODIVA TRACK CLUB
mi YE/«'S DAY RACE KCOMING DURHAM TRADITION
LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHOfC CNLL5
SEE TELEPHONES, N.C.
SEE TELEF'TONES, U.S.
A LOOK BACK (CHAPa HILL HERALD PWOTO FEATURE)
A LOOK BACK/ORANGE COUNTY BICENTENNIAL
A LOCK BACK/MASONIC LODGE
A LOOK BACK/AMERICAN LEGION QUArf<TERS
A LOOK BACK/OLD HIGH SCHOOL SITE
LOTTERIES
SEE ALSO GAMBLIW3
N.C. VOTERS SHOO DECIDE FATE OF LOTTERY
LOUISBURIj area CHAMBER OF COMMER-CE
SEE LOUISBUR-G/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMER-CE
LOUISBUR'G/FRANKLIN COIWTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FRANKLIN CHAMBER FlAf« iFFICE IN FRANKLINTON
LO'.'E'S LABOUR'S LOST (FlAY)
SEE ALSO SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 1/26/1990 A 4 E
H 1 1/31/1990 C 1 N T33
H 1 1/10/1990 C 1 N T33
H 1 1/31/1990 C 1 N T33
H 2 1/17/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/27/1990 A 12 N
cm 1 1/30/1990 A 3 N M20
H
2
1/09/1990 B
I N R63
S
2
1/09/1990 A 1
N
H
2
1/18/1990 C
N R63
S
2
1/18/1990 C
N C61
s
2
1/23/1990 C
N HA5
H
2
1/24/1990 C
N S69
S
2
1/25/1990 B 1
N H65
H 2 1/05/1990 D 4 P U H90
S 2 1/03/1990 C 1 N B53
S 2 1/09/1990 B 5 P N A76
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A 8 P P
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A S P P
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 8 P P
cm 1 1/25/1990 A 8 P P
2 1/18/1990 A
H 1 1/12/1990 C 1 N H60
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L Y
L P BYL
'LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST'
SHAKESPEARE— WITH A '60S TWIST
LOW-INCOME HOJSING
SEE ALSO CHAPa HILL, N.C., HOUSII«
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURH^
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
EBGEMONT HWES
AFFORDABLE HOUSING STILL ON AGENDA FOR BOND USE
DURHAM TAX AWARD NETS 194 APARTtCNTS
FRAhfl<LIN, PERSON LOSE AID
HOUSING F'ROPOSAL TO GET f€ARING
HOUSING HOWES' TOPIC FOR HOUSE COiWITTEE
LEGISLATORS PCMO HOUSING GAP
LOWE'S GROVE ELEfOTARY SCHOOL
Tf^EE CCWSTRIKTION PROJECTS CREATE ICVELOPMENT NEAR LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL
LOWE'S GROVE MIDDLE SCtCOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
GITHENS, LOilES GROVE TAKE TURNS WITH WINS
LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL
SEE LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCWM.
MCDONALD'S
SEE ALSO ROWID MCMNALD HOUSE (DURHAM, N.C.)
MCDONALD'S TO DISPLAY K^ARING OF SOUTHERN PAIR
MCMARTIN PRE-SCICOL
ASSISTANT D.A. SAYS FIGHTING FOR CHILIREN IS REWARDING
INSIIKT/JJSTICE UNSERVED
MADD
SEE MOTJCRS AGAINST DRIMEN DRIVING (MADD)
MAG SOUTHEAST PROFtRTIES
ROCK CREEK APTS. SOLD FOR MOIS THAN $7 MILLION
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A
C^#^ 1 1/30/1990 A
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
cm 1
am 1
CHH 1
1/07/1990
1/09/1990
1/11/1990
1/11/1990
1/19/1990
1/25/1990
1/27/1990
H 2 1/11/1990 C
S 2 1/23/1990 D
H 2 1/25/1990 B
H 2 1/28/1990 A
H 2 1/28/1990 F
M. M. FOWLER DISTRIBUTING CO.
OIL SPILL CLEANUP CONTIMJES S 2 1/10/1990 A
THREE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS CREATE DO^OPMENT NEAR LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL H 2 1/11/1990 C
MAC i MAGGIES (RESTAURANT)
FRYER CATCHES FIRE, DAMAGES RESTAURANT
MAGICIANS
BARTENDER PRACTICES FOR MAGIC MO(€NTS
MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
CLOTHING FIRM LEAt^S BUYERS IN STITCHES
MAIN ST.
CHANGING TIICS
MAIN STREET fttY KEnM TO FREE PARKING
MAIN STRECT PARTNERS (CARRBORO, N.C.)
ARTSCENTER BOARD PONDERS LAWSUIT
ARTSCENTER ADMITS RENT PAYMDJTS LATE
ARTSCENTER EX-DIRECTORS CAUTIOUS
PHILLPS SAYS PARTNER'S ACTIONS (Jl^STIGNABLE
ARTSCENTER S(3UABBLE MAY GET MEDIATOR
MENACHE SAYS PARTNERS WILL 'DO ANYTHING'
ARTSCENTER EXPECTING IMPROVED FINANCES
ARTS SQUABBLE VICTIMIZES COMMUNITY
MAINSTR£AMING
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAFfED F-ROGRAMS
SEE DURHAM COWTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE SPECIAL EDUCATION
3 2 1/10/1990 B
S 2 1/08/1990 C
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
1/04/1990 C
1/31/1990 C
1/12/1990
1/13/1990
1/14/1990
1/15/1990
1/18/1990
1/28/1990
1/30/1990
1/31/1990
5 P N
3 P N
1 P
1
1
1
3
1 P
1 P
P T37
N H65
N E33
N
N
N M70
N M70
1 P N K65
4 P N A76
cm 2 1/05/1990 A 2 N M25
1 N B53
1 P N K65
1 N B53
1 P N C^l
S 2 1/12/1990 B 1 P N E33
1 P P
1 P N C61
1 N C62
3 P N C62
1 N C62
3 N C62
1 N C62
1 P N C62
1 N C62
4 E
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S I T
N E ELY
P D — MTE — C -PG L P BYL
HALATHION
COMY PREPiy^S ITS 'SKEETER' STRATEGY
MALPRACTICE
SEE LAWSUITS, U.S.
MAN BITES DOG TVEATER COffANY
SNIFFS Orr T>E ^£W/MANBITES DOG
SACRED AND P-ROff^ A FlMff MIX ON STA{£
rWff-OUER
SEE XB TRAINING
MANSLAUKTER
SEE ^SO MURICR, lU^rtW
SEE ALSO WRDER, N.C.
SEE fiLSQ WRDER, U.S.
CHARGES PENDI^ffi IN CHILD'S DEATH
l.iC«Af^ INTER-Rl^TS JU<Y DELIBERATION WITH GUILTY PLEA
UWAN SENTENCED TO 6 YEAR'S FOR MANSLAUGHTER IN SH(MTI^ffi
TEEN (XTS SLBP'ENDED SENTENCE
YOJTH F■LWIS^O FOR FREAK l#£CK TWiT KILLED TEEN
m^, CHAPEL HILL
CaUMBIA WIDENING DEBATED
HELP CAaS INCREASE NEAR SJCLTER
CRIME, IFC St€LTER LIf«< NOT VALID, OFFICIAL SAYS
iVeS, DURHAM
DIM GETS A PEEK AT PRO^CT'S PROS^ESS
GLAXO CHmX.S MIND ON PLANT
MAPS, Pi-RmM COIWTY
DOT NIXES ALTERNATE ENO DRIVE PRO^tSSAL
COJNCIL TO aJARD C«RIiaR OF FIRST ENO DRIVE LKJP
MAPS, N.C.
FESTIVE. FISHING/T>£ TOWN OF GRIRW IS IN A SKAD STATE
MAPS, ORANGE CtXWTY
OCCWCECJCE PUWS ACCEF'TED
MAPS, RALEIGH/IWWAM AIRPORT
FLI&rr FROM NOISE
MARATHCf'^
SEE LOf«-DISTANC£ RUNNING
MARDI 6RAS
HILLSIDE BAND FtANS MARDI GRAS STRUT— IF Mtt-CY PERMITS
ami) ^£EI6 trip hCLP
MARIJUANA, ARRESTS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, ARRESTS
POLICE LOG/WMttN, 77, FATALLY INJURED CROSSING STREET
fWRLINS
IWX SCIENTIST FLIPS OVER MW^-IN'S AMAZING BACKBONE
MARRIOTT CORP.
DURHAM T(FS STATE IN NOV. CONSTRtJCTION
MARTIN LUTVER KING, JR. WJLIDAY
ACTIVITIES TO MARK KING HOLIDAY
KING'S DAY CELEBRATION IS PLAN^£D
DIJKE AhtfWUNCES PRO»<AM ON KUC
UNDERGROUfJD NO MORE
GOVERNMENT OFFICES aOSE FOR HOLIDAY
MAYOR JB4KINS FEATURED SF'EAKER AT STATEWIIE, NAACP KING EVENT
S 2 1/26/1990 A 1 P N H65
2 1/26/1990 D
2 1/30/1990 A
cm 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
1/11/1990 A
1/13/1990 C
1/13/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A
cm 1 1/27/1990 A
CHH 1 1/27/1990 A
H 2 1/18/1990 A
H 2 1/23/1990 A
H 2 1/18/1990 A
S 2 1/30/1990 A
H 2 1/19/1990 D
cm 1 1/12/1990 A
H 2 1/21/1990 A
H 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
5 P N B71
6 R L59
N M70
N S82
N
N
N
3 M N M70
3 M N M25
3 N M25
1 M N N36
1 M N R63
1 M N R63
1 M N C61
7 M F W66
3 M N U57
1 M N S69
1/24/1990 C 1 N Yll
1/25/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/10/1990 C 1 P N M51
S 2 1/11/1990 C 1 N
S 2 1/25/1990 A 1 N E33
1/10/1990 C
1/11/1990 B
1/11/1990 B
1/12/1990 A
1/12/1990 B
1/13/1990 C
10 N
6 N
6 N
1 P P L38
1 N
1 N R63
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S U B J E
NCCU SCHETHLES KING HaiDAY EVENTS
S CHOOL S CLOSE MONDAY
LETTER TARGETS BLACK LEADERS
HOt«)RING IWRTIN LUTtCR KING
R>^'S RIBTIN: civil-rights STRUGGLE NOT OVER
KING COWeKKATION KICKS (FF IN 80 CITIES, OBSERVED IN S, AFRICA
KING'S LESSON OF BROTHERHOOD
OFFICERS PATROL KING BANQIET
NCCU trustee: students CAN'T KEEP KIWS DREAM
dmm MARCH mms dr. king/no trouble reported
DURHAM HONORS DR. KING IN A BIG WAY
STATUE OF LEADER UNVEILED IN RALEIGH
STATE GATt€RS TO OBSERVE CIVIL-RIGHTS CELEBRATION
BELL TKJ. F£MINDER OF LOSSES, GAINS SIfCE KING
JENKINS, CLeENT URGE RENEWED BLACK ACTIVISM
JEWINS, CLEMENT URGE RENEIED BLACK ACTIVISM
'STAY WITH TW MREAM'
SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY MARKS CULTURAL DIVERSIH WEEK
ACTIVISTS WARN AGAINST APATHY
SCIENTIFIC ARENA TO GET l«RE BLACKS
REMARKS RILE REPUH.ICANS
CLEMENT AHACK OF fCLMS IRKS GOP LEADERS
A QIESTION OF VALUES
imtiCD T}£ TABLE OF BROTJ€RHOOD
MARXISM
SEE ALSO COM^IISM
INSIOT/CRACKS IN THE SYSTEM
MASONS
MASONIC APRON
MASS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO REGIONAL TRWJSPORTATION AUTHORITY (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, U.S.
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE EXPRESS
FUND CUTS WON'T SLOW DURHAM BUS TAKEOVER
SUBSIDIZED MASS TRANSIT HAS FRIENDS
NEW TRANSIT PANEL SWEARS fCMBERS
AMTRAK BAa< ON TRACK TO DIFHAM
AMTRAK PLANS PASSENGER SERVICE TO DURHAM
GETTII^ RAILROADED OUT OF TOWN
AMTRAK WILL GO BANKRIJPT IF BUSH BUDGET CUT AFfROVED
TRANSIT FUNDS CUT MAY DAMAGE ENVIRONMENT
"MATCHBOOK" POLITICfl CAW='AIGN (APRIL, 1980)
SEE DURHAM COtMTY COmISSIO^€RS, ELECTIONS
MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
BUSH aide: math EDUCATION ICEDS PRE-COLLEGE FOCUS
MAYHEM
SEE VIOLEICE
MAYORAL CA^ff'AIGNS
SEE ALSO ajRHAM, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, OJRHAM
LOSER STRAWBRIDGE (WTSPENT JENKINS BY $30,000 IN
JENKINS SPENT LESS IN MAYOR'S CONTEST
1989
MEDIA
SEE NEWS MEDIA
SEE NEWSPAPERS, INTERNATI0W4.
SEE NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAFtRS)
SEE NEUSPAF'ERS, U.S.
MEDICAID
SEE ALSO tCALTH CARE, COSTS
BUDGET PA^O. BACKS KDVERNOR ON PLAN TO EXPAND MEDICAID
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
p
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
1/13/1990 C
1 N
H
2
1/13/1990 C
1 N
CI* 1
1/13/1990 A
1 N U57
S
2
1/13/1990 A
5 P P T37
H
2
1/14/1990 A
1 P N C47
H
2
1/15/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/15/1990 A
4 E
OM 1
1/15/1990 A
1 N M25
S
2
1/15/1990 A
1 N E33
S
2
1/15/1990 A
1 P N C61
H
2
1/16/1990 A
1 P N C47
H
2
1/16/1990 A
9 P N
H
2
1/16/1990 A
9 N
H
2
1/16/1990 A
9 N
H
2
1/16/1990 C
1 N N36
H
2
1/16/1990 C
1 N R63
CHH
1
1/16/1990 A
1 P N S17
S
2
1/17/1990 C
1 N H65
CHH 1
1/18/1990 A
3 P N
H
2
1/19/1990 C
1 P N K65
S
2
1/19/1990 A
1 N C61
H
2
1/20/1990 C
1 P N S69
cm
1
1/20/1990 A
3 P N
cm 1
1/20/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/14/1990 D
1 D N
S
2
1/01/1990 C
8 P P T44
1/11/1990
1/16/1990
1/22/1990
1/23/1990
1/24/1990
1/26/1990
1/29/1990
1/31/1990
N Yll
U Oil
N C61
N Ul
N R63
E
N C61
E
S 2 1/25/1990 A 1 P N E33
2 1/27/1990 C 1 C N R63
2 1/27/1990 B 1 P N
H 2 1/10/1990 C 10 N L40
-U630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
UNC MDSPITALS TO FIGHT FOR MEDICAID CHANGES
GOV.'S ^CLP URGED IN MEDICAID CASE
EIWARD EOARDMAN, AT HOME AT Tf€ GREENERY
BOARIirtAN'S SON TO GET HOI€ R-EHABILITATION
MEDICAL CARE, COSTS
SEE HE^TH CARE, COSTS
hEDICAL EOLATION
SEE ALSO MiSim SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO miV, CF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOO. OF i€DICIfE
LONGTIME RTP TENANT PltiG MOVE
MEDICAL SCHOOLS, FEDERAL AID
SEE FEDERAL AID-TO-EDUCATION
SEE MEDICAL EDIX^ATION
SEE mi\l. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCWML OF hEDICIfC
MEDICARE
SEE ALSO fCALTH CARE, COSTS
DUI^iAM HOSPITALS FEa MEDICARE PINCH
MELODRAMA T^£ATRE
IT'S A TOl^ DE FORCE FOR THEATER'S CO-FOUNDER
A DaiGHTFUL Smu, BUT MARRED BY BtFF0O^ERY/• GREATER TUNA'
MENTAL HEM.TH ASSCCIATICW
SEE DURrt^ COJNTY fENTAL HEALTH ASKKIATION
^ENTAL ILLNESS
SEE (y.SO N.C. ALLIWCE FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
COMPASSION AND BACKFIRE
ICNTALLY ILL
SEE ICNTAL ILLf€SS
fOTORS
INSTITUTE REAChCS OUT TO BLACK CHILDREN
"MERGER ISSl£ TASK FORCE"
SEE ALSO UMWi CITY SCHOOLS, TASK FORCE RECOttENDATIONS
SEE ALSO MJR'HAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOJLS, MERGER
MERtBER ISSUE DOMINATED DURHAM'S 1989 EDUCATION ISSUE
COMMITTEE FAILS TO CHOOSE MERGER CONSULTANT
COUNTY SCMKX BOARD MEMBER SAYS MERGER STUDY IS 'UNTIMELY'
MERGERS AND TAKEOI.'ERS
SEE ALSO DUR-H/V1 CITY/COJNTY SCHOOLS, MER'GER'
SEE ALSO FIRST UACHCVIA CORPORATION
BETTER SCHTOLS REQUIRE ACTIONS, ml JUST UORDS
FIRST UNION CORP, ACQUISITION OF FLORIDA NATIONAL IS OFFICIAL
MERRILL LYNCH REALTY/MID-ATLANTIC INC. (CHANGED TO PRUDENTIAL TRI. REALTY)
SEE ALSO PRUDENTIAL TRIANGLE REALTY (FORMERLY MERRILL LYNCH REALTY)
rERRILL LYNCH REALH NOW PRUDENTIAL TRIANGLE R-EALTY
METEORS
^ETEOR SHOER DAZZLES TRIftf«LE
MIAMI ELVD.
WRECK WJRTS 2 ON MIAMI BLVD.
MICROELECTR-ONICS CENTER OF N.C. (STATE RESEARCH FACILIH)
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER GETS TOP BILLING FROM REVIEU PA^EL
MIDWIFERY
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
NEED FOR CAEa:«EANS DEBATED
N E
P D — DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
0* 1 1/12/1990 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 3 P N M25
cm 1 1/27/1990 A 3 N M25
H 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N K65
2 1/30/1990 A 1 P N E33
H 2 1/12/1990 D 6 P F 111
H 2 1/26/1990 D 5 U B77
H 2 1/03/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/11/1990 A 6 P N 659
H 2 1/01/1990 C S D N C47
H 2 1/31/1990 A 1 N y60
S 2 1/31/1990 A 1 P N Yll
S 2 1/06/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/30/1990 A 8 N
H 2 1/14/1990 F 1 D U
S 2 1/09/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/02/1990 B 1 N
H 2 1/19/1990 C 1 N K65
cm 1 1/26/1990 A 8 N
MILITARY, BUDGET
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
valentine: lower tensions mean less DffENSE SPENDING
DURHAM ARMY LAB APPEARS SECURE
MILITARY, BUDGET, CUTS
FT. BRAGG MAY FACE CUTS UNDER BUSH BUDGET
MILITARY BASES, U.S.
n. BRAfflj MAY FACE CUTS UNKR BUSH BUDGET
MILK
OFICIALS REPORT MILK SUFflY IN N.C. IS SAFE
MINISTERS, CHAPa HILL
SERMONS IN SIGN LM3UAGE SPREAD WORD OF THE LORD
MIWRITIES (GENERAL tCADING)
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., MINORITIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO UNIV. (F N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
HAN URGES CHATHAM MINORITY RECRUITER
MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO BLACK-(MEl BUSIfESSES
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
CHATHAM COWISSIONERS SET MINORITY BUSINESS GOALS
MISSING PERSONS, WJRHAM
FaiCE LOG/THIEVES ROB BROUNSTONES im SUNDAY NIGHT
MISSISSIPPI
PHOTOS PICTWE LIFE OF BLACKS IN OLD MISSISSIPPI
MITA INDUSTRIAL CO.
MITA MAY BUILD PLANT IN RALEIGH
MITSUBISHI SEMICONDUCTOR AfERICA INC.
SEE ALSO SEMICONDUCTOR
MITSUBISHI AIDS CITY, COUNH TEACHING TEAMS
MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER TEAMS RECEIVE GRANTS
MOBIL OIL CORP.
JONES FILES BILL TO BLOCK DRILLING OFF N.C. COAST
MOBIL OIL'S DRILLING DEBATE TO CENTER ON MATERIAL DUMPED IN OCEAN
MOBILE HOfE PARKS
MOBILE HOME OILERS' LOT DISCUSSED
MOBILE HOMES
SEE ALSO N.C. MANUFACTURED WUSING INSTITUTE
GRANVILLE TO ALLOW TEMPORARY FtRMITS FOR MOBILE HOCS
PRICE OF MA^SJFACTURED HOMES ROSE ONLY SLIGHTY LAST YEAR
MODEL SCHOO-S PROGRAM
SEE ORANGE COUNTY SCHCOLS, MODa SCHOOL PRtJGRAM
MOONLIGHTING
WE'RE WORKING HARDER FOR PROSPERIH
WORKING TWO JOBS MAY EXACT HIGH TOLL
INSIGHT/ONE STEP IP, TWO STEPS BACK
MOONSHINE
MOONSHINE, DRU3S LEAD TO ARRESTS IN ALAMANCE
STILL, THINGS COULD GET WORSE
MOREHEAD CITY, N.C.
DURHAM'S CARR HELPED FOUND FAMOUS COASTAL RESORT
MOREHEAD aEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE MOREHEAD SCHOOL
S
N E E
P D — DATE — C
S 2 1/17/1990 A
S 2 1/30/1990 A
H 2 1/28/1990 A
H 2 1/28/1990 A
H 2 1/04/1990 C
S 2 1/23/1990 B
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L Y
-PG L P BYL
1 P N E33
1 N S78
1 N
1 N
1 P N C60
1 P F G59
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
3 N M25
Ct#l 1
1/24/1990 A
1 P N M25
H 2
1/02/1990 B
1 P N
H 2
1/29/1990 B
1 P N N36
H 2
1/27/1990 A
8 N
S 2
H 2
1/22./1990 A
1/25/1990 B
8 N
5 N
H 2
H 2
1/24/1990 B
1/29/1990 B
7 N
1 H
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 3 N
H 1 1/18/1990 C
H 2 1/21/1990 F
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A
S 2 1/11/1990 A
H 2 1/21/1990 D
H 2 1/08/1990 B
CHH 1 1/08/1990 A
1 N T33
1 D U
4 E
4 E
1 D F
7 N T33
4 E
S 2 1/15/1990 C 1 D U
MOREHEAD SCHOOL
-U630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SNOU COAOCS GIRLS' HOOPS AT ELiJENTARY SCHOO.
MORTAL nY RATES
SEE INFANT MORTALITY
HORTGAGE RATES
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
MORTGAGE RATES EXPECTED TO CONTINUE IiROfPING THIS YEAR
MOSLEMS
SEE MUSLIMS
MOSQUE
FimeRS BACK ISLAMIC MOSQUE
PLANNING mm) OK'S MOSQUE
PIJiNNING FOARD MAKES GOOD lECISION
BOARD MEMBER EXPLAINS ANTI-MOSQUE VOTE
HEEDING Tt€ CALL
PERHAPS 'SOUTtERN' MOSQl£ WOULD FIT BETTER
MOSQUITOES
COJNTY PREPARES ITS 'SKEETER' STRATEGY
MOTHERS AGAINST DRWKEN DRIVI^H3 (MADD)
SEE ALSO DRUhKEN DRIVING
PUBLIC DRIf«ING NO LONGER 'COOL,' GROUP SAYS
MOTLEY CRUE <MUSIC GROl^)
MOTLEY CRUE'S FIREWORKS APPROVED
MUGGINGS
SEE ASSAW.TS, DlMWl
murder, kjrham
see also manslaughter
durham's murder rate in decline
murder trial begins in death of cousin
woman on trial says shooting was done to defend ^£rself
defendant; slain man her brother
police log/arrest follows brief chase on as}€ st.
jury daiberations continue today
prosecutor: deal with brown was NECESSARY
WOMAN INTER'RUPTS JURY DaiBERATION WITH GUILTY PLEA
WOMAN SENTENCED TO 6 YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER IN SH00TIh«3
A YEAR LATER, DEADLY QUEEN ST. FIRE STILL A MYSTERY
CRIMESTOF-PER
GRAND JURY INDICTS TWO IN UNRELATED MURDER CASES
POLICE LOG/WOMAN STABBED TO DEATH SUNDAY ItURING ARGUMENT
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
WOMAN DIED FRW WOUND TO HER HEART
SUBJECTS
MURDER, DURHAM, UNSaVED CASES
A YEAR LATER, DEADLY QUEEN ST.
FIRE STILL A MYSTERY
MURDER, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, MURDER
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
PITTSBOR'O MAN CHAR^GED IN SLAYING OF TV EMFIOYEE
FORMER STUICNT AT N.C. STATE CONVICTEti OF MURDER, BURSARY
UPCHURCH GETS DEATH SENTENCE; SAYS HE'LL TAKE LIFE BY FASTING
MURDER, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
COUPLE HAD VIOLENT HISTORY, RECORDS SHOW
SON CHARGED WITH KILLI^«3 FATHER
SON CHAR'GED WITH KILLING FATHER
SHOOTING VICTIM DIES AT HOSPITAL FRTO HEAD INJURY
FOX WON'T ASK I£ATH PENALH IN SHOOTING
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2 1/16/1990 C 4 P N M06
H 2 1/09/1990 B 1 N L40
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 1 P N M70
aw 1 1/11/1990 A 4 E
cm 1 1/14/1990 A 4 L
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 1 P N
cm 1 1/21/1990 A 4 U
S 2 1/26/1990 A 1 P N H65
S 2 1/23/1990 A 5 N
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A 3 N
H
2
1/03/1990 A
N M51
H
2
1/10/1990 C
N 882
S
2
1/10/1990 A
N
H
2
1/11/1990 C
N S82
H
2
1/12/1990 C
N R63
H
2
1/12/1990 C
N
S
2
1/12/'1990 B
N B53
H
2
1/13/1990 C
N 382
S
2
1/13/1990 C
N
H
2
1/15/1990 B
N M51
H
2
1/16/1990 C
n
N
H
2
1/17/1990 C
n
N
H
9
1/22/1990 B
1
N M51
S
2
1/22/1990 A
3
N
S
1/23/1990 A
3
N B53
H
2
1/15/1990 B
1
N M51
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 2
S 2
1/03/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/07/1990 A
1/08/1990 A
2 1/17/1990 D 8 N
2 1/25/1990 B 4 P N
2 1/31/1990 A 1 N
N W57
N W57
N M70
N W57
N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
S U B J E
MAN INDICTED IN STABBING
COURTS PROTECT KILLERS
GRAVETTE ^£ARING EXF'ECTED UITHIN DAYS, D.A. SAYS
COURT RELEASES CONFESSED KILLER
VICTIMS' FAMILIES ANGRY AT DECISION
FREED KILLER TO BE TREATED IN IllRHAM
MAJOR CRIMES ON INCREASE COUNTYHIIIC
MAJOR CRIMES ON INCREASE COUNTY-UIDE
FRIED GRAVETTE mT .AJST— FOX
T^£ PATTERNS OF VIOLENT DEATH
VAUGHAN REQUESTS REDUCED CHARGES/SON ACOJSED OF KILLING FATHER
VAUGHAN 1ST DEGREE iftJRDER CHARGE DROPPED
mjRDER, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, WJRHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, MURDER
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
DEPT. OF MACABRE
T>€ CRUELTY OF SILENT LIES
MURDOCH CENTER
JWmS FOR SHARING
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
GOV.'S HELP URGED IN MEDICAID CASE
EDWARD BOARDMAN, AT hfflffi AT THE GREENERY
MUSEUMS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NWES OF MUSEUMS)
SEE ALSO TRIA^ffiLE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
AVA GARDNER DIES IN LONION AT 67/N.C.-B0RN STAR LIVED SIREN'S LIFE
HUNDREDS COf€ ANNUALLY TO VISIT AVA GARDfCR MUSEUM
MUSIC OF THE WORLD PRODUCTIONS
THE WORLD-MUSIC MAN
MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NA^ES OF CHINCHES)
PLANNING BOARD OK'S MOSQUE
MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LO(W ASSOCIATION
DURHAM BAI^ POSTS ASSET IfCREASE
NAACP, DURHAM CHAPTER
NAACP PLANS WORKSHOP ON FINANCIAL AID
NAACP, N.C. CHAPTER
MAYOR JENKINS FEATURED SF'EAKER AT STATEWIDE, NAACP KING EVENT
JENKINS, CLEMENT URGE RENEWED BLACK ACTIVISM
JENKINS, CLEMENT URGE RENEWED BLACK ACTIVISM
NAACP, PLANS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION CO^FERENCE
NASA
SEE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
NC 54
HEARING PLANNED ON WIDENING N.C. 54
NCNB NATIONAL BANK
SEE N.C. NATIONAL BANK
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
THE FLIGHTS FROM EFFICIENCY
NATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF EKJCATIONAL PROGRESS
ANOTfCR BAD REPORT CARD
: c T s
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N E
E
L Y
P D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
3 N W57
CHH 1
1/14/1990 A
4 L
CHH 1
1/17/1990 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
1/20/1990 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
1/20/1990 A
1 N W57
S 2
1/20/1990 C
1 P N
cm 1
1/21/1990 A
1 P N W57
CHH 1
1/21/1990 A
1 P N M70
cm 1
1/21/1990 A
3 P N W57
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/26/1990 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
1/31/1990 A
1 P N M70
H 2 1/14/1990 D 4 E
H 2 1/18/1990 A 4 E
cm 1 1/19/1990 A 4 L
cm 1 1/14/1990 A 3 P N M25
cm 1 1/14/1990 A 3 P N M25
H 2 1/26/1990 A 1 P N
H 2 1/26/1990 A 1 N
H 2 1/18/1990 A 6 P F Zll
cm 1 1/10/1990 A 1 P N M70
S 2 1/29/1990 B 5 N
H 2 1/24/1990 C 2 P N
H 2 1/13/1990 C 1 N R63
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N N36
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N R63
H 2 1/31/1990 C 5 N
S 2 1/09/1990 A 14 N
H 2 1/16/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/21/1990 D 4 E
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HOf£ BUILDERS
-LX630-
MOMTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
N D E X BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
U.S. GROUP CITES Dlfl^HAM BUILDER FOR DEVELOPING AFFORDABLE HOUSING
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION, WWFT
SEE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
SEE ALSO SPORTS, RECRUITING
TAR \€ELS> SMITH FAVORS ALLOWING UNDERGRADUATES TO TEST MARKET
NATIONiy. BLACK MJRSES ASSOCIATION
BLACK NURSES TO BE HONORED
BLACK NURSES DAY SCHEIM£D FRIDAY
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO F'ROF'OSITION 48 AND 42
NCAA FINDS 14 POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS AT CLEMSON
TAR VEB.5' SMITH FAVORS AaOWING UNDERGRADUATES TO TEST MARKET
NCAA ALTER-S PROP 42, VOTES AGAINST REPEALING CONTROVERSIAL LEGISLATION
DEGREE GOOD BONUS FOR COLLEGE ATWXTES
NCAA HAS AN OVERDUE REVOLT
AL BUEHLER LURES NCAA TRAW TO DUKE
FACULTY AF'PR'OVES ATH^IC REFORMS
ACC COACHES WITHHOLD SUF'PORT OF NEW RILES
HARDIN BACKS REFORM
SPOTLIGHT ON A CLEAN SHOW
hJATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATTIETIC ASSOCIATION, PROPOSITION 48
SEE PRtPOSITION 48 AND 42
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TRACK
DLIKE TO HOST NCAA MEET
TRACK MEET COULD BE BIG WIN FOR DURHAM
LET'S RUN THE RACES HERE
fJATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL aUB
EASLEY SAYS WIFE If^GEl OF Si€AftS
NATIONAL FLOOD INSflVlNCE
SEE FLOOD INSURANCE
^^ATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C. HUMANITIES COIflllTTEE
NATIOfWL HUMANITIES CENTER PLANS LECTURES
NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
HISTCKIC DESIGNATION OF SHaTER EXPECTED
THR'EE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS CREATE DEVELOPMENT NEAR LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL
NATURAL GAS
SEE ALSO OFF-SHORE DRIUING
NATURAL GAS COMPANIES PRAISED FOR AVERTING CRISIS
NEAR MISSES
SEE AIRPLANES, "NEAR MISSES"
NEEDLES
DURHAM COUNTY DELAYS DRUG-USERS' NEEDLE PLAN
THE NEW BASICS COOKBOOK
NEW COOKBOOK MAY BECOME KITCHEN STAPLE
NEW HOPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
SCHOOL COORDINATOR NAMED
BOARD OK'S MODEL SCHOOL BUILDING SCHEDULE
NEW HOPE SCHOOL TO GET WATER SERVICE
COMMISSIONERS OUTRAGED AT COST HIKE FOR SCHOOL
WHERE'S THE SCHOOL WE VOTED FOR?
NEW YEAR'S DAY
SEE ALSO BLACK-EYED PEAS
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2 1/29/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/09/1990 B 2 P N L22
S 2 1/27/1990 A 4 L
H 2 1/28/1990 A 15 N
H
2
1/06/1990 B
2 N
H
2
1/09/1990 B
2 P N L22
H
2
1/09/1990 B
2 N
S
2
1/10/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/13/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/16/1990 C
1 P U D18
CHH
1
1/20/1990 A
1 P N S17
H
2
1/21/1990 C
3 N L22
CHH
1
1/21/1990 A
1 P N S17
CHH
1
1/21/1990 A
4 E
H 2 1/16/1990 B 1 P N
S 2 1/17/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/18/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/24/1990 B 5 P N
H 2 1/14/1990 B
N K65
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/11/1990 C 1 P N K65
H 2 1/10/1990 C
2 1/'31/1990 A 1 N H65
S 2 1/10/1990 C 1 P N S27
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 3 P N
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 3 P N W57
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 1 C N M20
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A 4 E
-U630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
S U B J E
CO-LARDS fCRALD WOJi LUCK
JOHN BRAY JR. UILL TURN 10 IN YEAR 2000
CENTER STAGE
COUNTY'S FIRST 1990 BABY, MOM BOTH DOING UELL AFTER EMERGENCY CAESARIAN
NEW YB«'S DAY RACE BECOMING DURHAM TRADITION
NEW YEAR'S EVE
NATION RII«S IN 1990 WITH LIGHT, CHEER
SHORTAGE OF NOISEMA^ERS ON ICU YEAR'S EVE WON'T DO
POLICE MAKE 19 DWI ARRESTS
PARTY TII€
NEW YEAR'S l«Ve£RS RUN AMOK
hEWS AND OBSERVER
RfiSIQH PUBLIStCR SaLS SMALL PAPERS
NEWS MEDIA
NEWS COVERAGE OF PANAMA LCWG ON BILK, SHORT ON CONTENT
NEWS STORIES, 1989, DURHiW
THE 1980'S: AN EVENTFUL DECADE FOR DURHAM, TRIANGLE
HOPKINS' CASE DOMINATED MUCH OF LAW ENFORCEMENT NEWS IN '89
FRW SPORTS TO A BOOJS BARON, 1989 A BIG YEAR FOR DUKE
NCCU HAD VARIETY, GRCUTH, ACCLAIM IN I£CAI£ OF 80'S
MERGER ISSUE DOMINATED DURHAM'S 1989 EDUCATION ISSUE
1980'S l€RE A WILB tCCADE FOR WEATHER
ODD ICATHER MAKES ICMORABLE HOLIDAYS
CHANGES OF '80'S CAN MAKE DURHAM BETTER
JVE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME: DURHAM IN THE '80'S
DUKE EXPERIENCED BOTH RETRENCHMENT, EXPANSION IN '80'S
DURH<W'S MURDER RATE IN DECLIIC
'STEPCHILD' IMAGE SHIFTS TO RESEARCH, HEALTH
DURHAM PREP TEAMS FARE WELL IN THE '80'S
NEWS STORIES, 1989, ORANGE COUNU
WISHES FOR Tffi 1990'S
NEWS STORIES, 1989, U.S.
DOOMSDAYERS VS. THE OPTIMISTS
NEWS STORIES, 1990, U.S.
REMEMBER, SIFER MARKET SHOF'PERS, YOU READ IT HEAR FIRST
NEWSPAPERS, INTERNATIONAL
ISLAND USES SCHOaS TO SURVIVE STORM
NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
'WER'RE NOT SO DIFFERENT,' MARTIN TEUS PRESS MEMBERS
NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATO FWSS
RACIST BENT OF NEWSPAPER PROVOKES IRE
NEWSPAPERS PR-EFERRED FOR NEWS, ADS
N£XT CENTURY SC1«0LS
SEE ALSO RJR NABISCO INC.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, REFORM
CITY-COUNTY SCHOOLS BID FOR $30 MILLION GRANT
NICARAGUA
SEE ALSO SAN JORGE, NICARAGUA
RESIDENTS PLAN SISTER CITY VISIT
NICARAGUA, ELECTIONS
GROUP TO HAVE ACCESS TO SAN JORGE PRECINCTS
NIKOS TAVERNA
DINI(«3 PLEASURES (AD)
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1/01/1990 A
7 N
CHH 1
1/02/1990 A
3 P N CA2
S
2
1/02/1990 B
1 P P T37
H
2
1/03/1990 C
1 P N C60
S
2
1/09/1990 B
5 P N A76
H
2
1/01/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/01/1990 C
1 N N36
S
2
1/01/1990 A
1 N Yll
S
2
1/01/1990 C
1 P P T32
cm 1
1/03/1990 A
4 E
s
2
1/11/1990 C
3 N
CHH
1 1
1/28/1990 A
4 J
H
2
1/01/1990 A
1 N 569
H
2
1/01/1990 C
1 D N M51
H
2
1/01/1990 C
1 D N N36
H
2
1/01/1990 C
5 P N N36
H
2
1/01/1990 C
8 D N C47
S
2
1/01/1990 A
1 P N A76
s
2
1/01/1990 A
1 N A76
s
2
1/01/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/02/1990 A
6 U W15
H
2
1/02/1990 B
1 D N N3A
H
2
1/03/1990 A
1 N M51
S
2
1/04/1990 C
1 N Li6
S
2
1/06/1990 B
2 U A76
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 3 P N
H 2 1/06/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/28/1990 B 1 U N34
S 2 1/29/1990 C 1 P N Yll
H 2 1/19/1990 C 1 N S69
CHH 1 1/15/1990 A 3 P N S17
S 2 1/19/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/06/1990 A 10 N C47
CHH 1 1/03/1990 A 1 M N M70
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/26/1990 D 11 P A
1960'S
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
S U B J
LIKE, CfH YOU DIG IT?
1980'S
T« 1980'S: AN EVENTRl KCAK FOR DURHAM, ■miANGLE
NCCU HAD yARimr, GR-OWTH, ACaAIM IN DECADE OF 80'S
1980'S ;<ERE A UILD KCADE FOR l€AT>£R
ODD tCAPHER ilAKES MEHCRABLE rtS-IDAYS
CtW*SS OF '80'S CAN HAKE hmm BEHER
T>£ RiafT FIACE AT WE RIGHT TIME: DURHAM IN T}€ 'SO'S
Wr<£ EXPERIENCED BOTH RETRENCHMENT, EXF'ANSIW IN 'SO'S
DCOMSDAYER-S WS. T>£ OPTIMISTS
Wm(^ F1^ TEiVIS FARE liELL IN T>£ '80'S
DESPITE T>€ BLBW '80'S, 1990 StOULB FAVCK STATE letOCRATS
INSIGHT/CRACKS IN T}€ SYSTEM
1990'S
mum RINGS IN 1990 UITH LISfT, 0€ER
UISWS FOR TfC 1990'S
A REC 'WISH LIST' FW? WE 1990'S
'STEF-CHILD' IMAGE SHIFTS TO RESEARCH, HEi^-TH
COLWCIL W0UJ3 SaVE OLD PROBLEMS IN '90
SLOW GROWTH fWY TORPEDO BUDGCT H«^S
NOISE POIUTIM^
SEE ALSO POLLUTION
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/IWW^ INTERNATIBW. AIRPORT, NOISE ABATEfENT
NOISE a»«ITTEE fy^lDINTED
FLIGHT FROM NOISE
NORFOLK SaJT}£RN RAILWAY
CaJNTY TO PUR-SUE RAILWAY LAND FOR mi JAIL
SITE FK;,' jail SOiSfT
N.C., BtMS
SEE BOa<S, N.C.
N.C., BUDOT
SEE ALSO N.C, REVEM.ES
SEE (y.SO N.C. AIWia^Y HJDGET COmiSSICN
SEE ALSO N.C. GEhERAL ASSEMBLY, BUBGET
STATE EWGET CUTS LOOM FOR 1990-91
UfJC FACES $2.8 MILLION BUDIST CUT
FlhE-TUNING STATE'S BUIGET CCIO BE DOW RISTT MISERABLE
C^U. MARTIN SAYS \€ WILL NOT CALL FOR TAX INCREASE
BUDGET CR-WCH HAS N.C. STATE LAYING OFF SOME INSTRICTCRS
NiCRTH CAROLINA'S BUDGETiy^Y PROBLEMS Of£ MOUNTING
N.C, ECO^«MY
SEE ECCNOIY, N.C
N.C, FILmy<ING
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, FILM MW^ING
DOCUiCNTARY IN WINSTON FEATURES ALBEE
N.C, HISTCS^Y
SEE ALSO CHAFS. HILL, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO CiyiL WAR HISTORY
STATE MAR-KS WAR'S END
N.C, LEGISLATORS, U.S. CONGRESS
SEE ALSO CONGR-ESSIGW>L CAfff'AIGNS
SEE ALSO FOURTH C0N6RESSI0N(t DISTRICT (U.S.)
SEE ALSO U.S. COfJGRESS
HOW TO R-EACH YOUR CONGRESSMAN
N.C CONGRESSMEN hW^E GOALS FOR NEW SESSION
R-OJ. CALL/»£RE T>€Y STAND
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cm
1
1/29/1990 A
3 P N D38
H
2
1/01/1990 A
1 N S69
H
2
1/01/1990 C
5 P N N36
S
O
1/01/1990 A
1 P N A76
s
o
1/01/1990 A
1 N A76
s
1
1/01/1990 A
4 E
H
n
1/02/1990 A
6 U WIS
H
1/02/1990 B
1 D N N36
H
2
1/06/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/06/1990 B
2 U A76
H
2
1/07/1990 D
2 U L40
H
2
1/14/1990 D
1 D N
H
2
1/01/1990 A
1 P N
c^4^
1
1/01/1990 A
3 P N
s
2
1/02/1990 B
6 U A76
2
1/04/1990 C
1 N E33
Cffl
O
1/07/1990 A
1 N M70
cm
n
1/07/1990 A
1 H M70
cm 1
H 2
1/10/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1/23/1990 C
1/24/1990 C
3 N
1 M N S69
1 N H65
1 N
H
2
1/10/1990 A
1
N L40
cm
1
1/10/1990 A
1
N 517
H
2
1/14/1990 D
U L40
H
2
1/19/1990 B
9
N L40
H
2
1/19/1990 B
9
N
S
2
1/22/1990 A
J
U Oil
H 2 1/29/1990 A 13 P N
H 2 1/01/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/24/1990 B 4 N
H 2 1/28/1990 A 7 D U
N.C, NATIi.tS
AVA GAfi'DNER DIES IN LONDON AT 67/N.C.-EiORN STAR LIVED SIREN'S LIFE H 2 1/26/1990 A 1 P N
HWIS<EIS COME AmJALLY TO VISIT AVA ft«IiNER (tiSEUM H 2 1/26/1990 A 1 N
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
SMITffiaD REMEMBERS AVA 6ARIMR
FROM FflVtRTY TO HOLLYWOOD
AVA GARDNER IS BURIED IN SMITHFIELD
N.C., REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF REVEhfUE
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
STATE BUDGET CUTS LOOM FOR 1990-91
FIf£-TlWING STATE'S BUDGET COULD BE DOUN RIGHT MISERABLE
GOV. MARTIN SAYS t€ WILL W3T CALL FOR TAX INCREASE
NORTH CAROLINA'S BUK£T/«Y PROBLEMS ARE MOUNTING
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
OFFICIALS DEFB«i HIRING OF J*JNT
MARTIN DEFOaiS NEW XB FOR HUNT
SWtRING Tl€ LOAD
N.C. A&T STATE WIV., SPORTS, BASKETBALL
SEE N.C. A&T STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
N.C. AiT STATE IWIV., STUIOITS
AFTER GRADUATKW, T>CY'LL 60 TO PRISON
N.C. AiT STATE t*IIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
CENTRAL-ATiT GAIC OUIS AFTER 7 INJUFED IN BRAWL
BRAWL MAY END EAGLES-AGGIES' 60- YEAR-OLD SERIES
T\€ GAME THAT TURNED UGLY
NCCU, AiT >€ADING TO NEUTRAL SITE
N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET
ROYALL RE-ELECTED CJWIRMAN OF ADVISORY BUDGET PANEL
N.C AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO KJRHAH COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION CffTICE
160 AGRICULTURE AGENTS WILL GET PART OF $800,000 SETTLEMENT
N.C AGRICULTURE DEPT.
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF AGRICILTII5E
N.C AaiANCE FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
COMPASSION AND BACKFIRE
MENTAL JCALTH SERVICES
N.C ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO Wmm COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TWEE PRIORITY ITEMS SUGGESTED FOR PERSON COUNTY THIS YEAR
N.C BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C ItPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
VARIOUS ISSUES FOG QUESTIONS OF TELEVISION ,»€WS IN SCHOOLS
AREA SCHOOLS WON'T TUNE IN TO PROGRAM
RURAL SCHOOL SAY FUNDING INSUFFICIENT
N.C BOARD OF PAROLE
SEE N.C PAROLE COMMISSION
N.C BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
ISSUE OF TRANSPORTATION TAX MAY BE RESURRECTED IN SPRING
N.C. BUDGET ADVISORY COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ADVISORY EIJDGET COMMISSION
N.C CENTER FOR PUBLIC TaEVISION
SEE UNIV, OF N.C CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
N E
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S 2 1/26/1990 B 4
H 2 1/29/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/30/1990 A 1 P N
H 2 1/10/1990 A 1 N L40
H 2 1/14/1990 D 2 U L40
H 2 1/19/1990 B 9 N L40
S 2 1/22/1990 A 5 U Oil
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A 1 N M25
a« 2 1/05/1990 A 1 P N L40
H 2 1/14/1990 E 1 P N S56
H 2 1/29/1990 A 9 N
H 2 1/19/1990 A 1 N B64
H 2 1/20/1990 D 1 P N B64
H 2 1/23/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/31/1990 D 1 N
. H 2 1/10/1990 C
N R53
H 2 1/25/1990 B 7 N
H 2 1/03/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/11/1990 A 4 L
H 1 1/04/1990 C 1 N H60
S 2 1/10/1990 A 5 U Oil
cm 1 1/1^'1990 A 3 N D38
H 2 1/24/1990 B 7 N
H 2 1/23/1990 B 1 N K65
N.C CENTRAL UNIV., HISTORY
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/^1/1990
NCOJ HM) V(«IETf, GROWTH, ACOAIH IN DECADE OF 80'S
N.C. CENTRAL \^l\l., RADIO
CtXJNTY OKS fEU TOER ON ROSE OF SHAR(»< SITE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SPEAKERS
NCOJ sa€ia£S king holiday BOTS
NCCU trustee: students CAf^T KEEF- KING'S IREAH
N.C. CENTRAL LWIV. EaWD OF TRUSTEES
NAACf"S CHAMBERS APOLOGIZES TO 3TITT1
N.C. CENTRAL IWIV. HUSEU1 OF ART
YOM] CRITIC
ART BY m^ N.C. tWWN AT fCCU fftSEUH IN FEB.
N.C. CENTR/y. UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (t£N)
EAGLES RETUW TO ACTION AGAINST LWEEATEN PANTt€RS
VA, LJJICSJ CONTIM£S DOMINiWCE OVER SLX^ISH EAOES
UNBEATEN PWTVERS TOP EAGLES
EAGLES TAKE CWfTR-QL OVER FW.CQNS
LEAK EXPLOreS FOR NCCU
EAa^S a-II£ BY VIKINGS
DWTY KEYS EAaiS PAST GOLKN MIS
CENTRAL 'POPS' mSKOS IN SLOW-rtCVING G«C
BE>JMEn PACES NCOJ TO VICTORY OVER SHAU
im€TT SAVES EAaES
N.C. CDmfL, ATiT BATTLE IN 60-YEiW-aii RIVALRY
CENTRAL-ATiT G(^ CALLED AFTER 7 INJLIRED IN BRAWL
PRAM. MAY END EAGLES-^«GIES' 60-YE,«-CLD SER'IES
EAGLES SHI^£ IN SPOTLIGHT; 'BIGHOJSE' RDIAINS AT 799
PrC GAI€ THAT TURfO UGLY
EAGLES ELUDE TIGERS' TRAP, WO ON FOR NARRO) WIN
EAGLES STRUGGLE, BUT «)LD CFF ST. PALL'S 74-70
SIX NCCU PLAYERS ON PROBATION FCaj-OJIf* a:JTLE AT A&T
N.C. CENTR;^ ROIS OVER EOJIE STATE
EAGLES FIND ^€U UEAfW
fCCU TO BATTLE ST. ALGUSTIfC
CfHVCS 22 LEAD EAOES PAST FALCONS
RARE Zra£ LinS EAOES PAST ST. AUGUSTIf£S'S
EAOES UIN lOTH IN ROU, TRAP BEARS
(COJ, A&T t£ADING TO NEUTR/^ SITE
EAaiS f'ML BEAR'S
N.C. CHILD ADVOCACY INSTITUTE
DAY-D«E OfERATORS DISAGREE W STANDARDS
N.C. CITIZENS FOR EASINESS (^ INWSTRY
BUSIfCSSfO SAY EKXATIOJ SHOUJ Hf^ PRIORITY IN STATE
N.C. COASTAL RESa5«:ES aSHIISSION
COMMISSION STANDS BY BAN C?^ XTTIES
XTTY B(« F-ROVIDES PROTECTION FO? MANY
N.C. CONSl^€R PROTECTION DIVISION
SEE ALSO CONSU?ER FTOTECTION
N.C. CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY GETS 350 CALLS A DAY
N.C. CCXJNCIL OF STATE
' CREATIVE BUDGET EFFORTS SAVE EBMISTEN'S imXL FUNDS
N.C. COURT OF APPBtS
Wf£ RULING UPVCLD
AFfEALS COI^T i!MJ.OUS RAPE TR:ALMA EVIIQCE
CaiRT REINSTATES FIREIi DOCTOR'S SUIT AGAINST DUKE
JUSTICES SIPF-ORT T(WJ'S AFfEAL
'JARD FILES FOR AFfEi^S CCl^T RACE
N.C. DAY CM>£ LICENSING OFFICE
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS, LICEfJSING REOJIREMENTS
S U B J E
C T S
PAK 92
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N
E
E
L Y
P
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—DATE — C -f6 L P BYL
H
2
1/01/1990 C
5 P N N36
S
2
1/10/1990 B
1
P N H65
H
T
1/13/1990 C
1
N
S
2
1/15/1990 A
1
N E33
H
2
1/05/1990 C
1 P N N36
H
2
1/08/1990 B
1
P P K30
H
2
1/21/1990 E
9
N
H
2
1/04/1990 B
2
N
H
2
1/05/1990 B
I
N B64
S
2
1/05/1990 C
■>
N
H
2
1/07/1990 C
3
N B64
S
2
1/08/1990 D
3 P U P52
H
2
1/09/1990 B
2
N MS8
H
2
l/U/199'0 B
1
N B64
H
2
1/14/1990 C
3
N B64
H
2
1/17/1990 D
1
P N F95
S
2
1/17/1990 D
P N A76
H
2
1/18/1990 B
4
N B64
H
2
1/19/1990 A
1
N B64
H
2
1/20/1990 n
1 P N E64
H
2
1/21/1990 C
1
N B64
H
2
1/23/1990 A
4
E
H
2
1/23/1990 B
>L
P N B64
S
n
1/23/1990 D
3 P N A76
H
2
1/25/1990 C
1
N M88
H
2
1/26/1990 B
1
P N BA4
S
2
1/26/1990 B
1
P N F'52
H
2
1/27/1990 D
1
N B64
H
o
1/28/1990 B
4
N B64
S
2
1/29/1990 D
1
N F52
H
2
1/31/1990 D
1
P N F95
H
2
1/31/1990 D
1
N
S
2
1/31/1990 B
1
P N A76
H
2
1/09/1990 B
1
P N C60
H
2
1/14/1990 D
6
N
H
2
1/27/1990 A
12
N
S
2
1/29/1990 A
4
E
H
2
1/^0/1990 C
3
N
S
2
1/12/1990 A
•J
U Oil
H
O
1/05/1990 C
2
N
S
O
l/12y'1990 A
1
N B53
H
2
1/17/1990 C
1
N L40
cm 1
1/19/1990 A
1
P N M70
H
2
1/31/1990 C
5
N
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ANNUAL I
1/01/1990 -
-N D E X BY
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SUBJECTS
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N.C. DEPT. (F AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
VANCE NATIVE NAI€D TO AGRICULTURE POST
N.C. DEPT. OF CULTURAL RESOURCES
REhEMBERING THE WAR'S END
N.C. DEPT. OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRIKTION
N.C, DEPT. OF EWIRONI€NT, HEALTH AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DURHAM GETS AIDS GRANT FOR DRWj USERS
N.C.
DEPT. df LABOR
LABOR DEPARTICNT PLANS SAFETY AWARDS
N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION
STATE'S F'ROPOS/y. TO GRADE SCHOOLS DRAWS CRITICISM
N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
SEE ALSO INTERWa. REVERIE SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C, R-EVEhftJES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
STATE SmULD THROW BOOK AT TAX-CJCATERS
FORMER SECRETARIES
N.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT, OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO WELFARE REFORM
HUNT BEGINS NEW STATE GOVERNMENT JOB
OFFICIALS DEFEND HIRING OF HUNT
HUNT 'UNDECIDED' ON FINISHING TERM IN OFFICE
mjami 'it's jcr decision'
N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD t^F TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSFtDRTATION IMPRWEfENT PROGRAM
STATE WANTS WATER, SEWER LINES TO 1-85 REST STOPS
COLUMBIA WIDENING DEBATED
NEW BILLBOARD RULES BIG BOOST FOR TREES
COLUMBIA WIDENING DEBATED
DOT NIXES ALTERNATE ENO DRIVE PROPOSAL
ALTERNATE ENO LOOP MAY ENDANGER CITY ROAD FUNDS
BOARD BACKS RAIL SYSTEM
FP:OM SAND TO QUICKSAND
CHANGING LOOP PATH TOO EXPENSIVE A RISK
COUNCIL URGED TO AF'PROVE COLUMBIA WIDENING
COUNCIL REACTS COLWBIA STREET FUNDS
N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, BUDGET
ORANGE GETS FOURTH OF STATE BIKE FUND
N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, SECRETARY
DEF'ARTMENT CHIEF FACES TRANSF'ORTATION CHALLENGE
N.C, DEFT. OF TREASURY
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C. DIVISION OF COASTAL MANAGEMENT
SEE N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
N.C. DIVISION OF CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE N.C. CONSUMER PROTECTION DIVISION
N.C. DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEM RESORTS TO FINE AGAINST GARDENS OWNER
HEALTH OFFICIALS URGE INCRtASE OF INSPECTIONS
H 1 1/13/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/09/1990 A 6 P N ZU
S 2 1/19/1990 A 1 N H65
H 2 1/21/1990 B 7 N
H 2 1/24/1990 B 7 N
S 2
H 2
1/19/1990 A
1/25/1990 B
4 E
2 P P
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1
1
1
1
P N M25
N M25
P N M25
N M25
H 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/04/1990 C
1/04/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/17/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1/21/1990 D
1/22/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1 N T33
3 « N M70
4 E
1 N M70
1 M N R63
1 N C61
3 N
4 E
4 E
1 N M70
1 N M70
CHH 1
1/02/1990 A
3
N M20
S 2
1/04/1990 C
C
U
P N
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A
1 P N M20
1 N M20
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1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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GARDENS NEIGHBORS GROW FRUSTRATED UITH OFFICIALS
CARDENS REPORT REQUESTED
N.C. DIVISION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
GOV.'S t€LP URGED IN MEDICAID CASE
EIiUARD BOARDMAN, AT HOME AT THE GREENERY
BOARDMAN'S SON TO GET HOIC REHABILITATION
N.C. DIVISION OF ^ENTAL fCALTH SERVICES
DURHAM GETS TO KEEP FUNDS FOR MENTALLY ILL
N.C. EDUCATION ASSISTANCE AUTHORITY
LONGTirE RTP TENANT PLANS MOVE
N.C. GEJJERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C. GEhCRAL ASSEMBLY
IS TtCRE AN ALTERNATIVE TO A FULL-TIME STATE LEGISLATURE?
MARTIN DEFENDS ^£lJ JOB FOR HIMT
AN AUTHORITY WITHOUT aOUT
HANItING OF TRASH WILL CHANGE IN J\€ FUTURE
ASHEVILLE TO KEEP LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE
IS J\€ LEGISLATIM A aUB FOR RICH AND KIE?
N.C. GENER/y. ASSEMH.Y, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET
STATE BUDGET CUTS LOOM FOR 1990-91
FINE-TUNING STATE'S BUDGET COULD BE DOUN RIGHT MISERABLE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COMMISSION ON TtC FAMILY
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
BAD PROBLEMS DESERVES BETTER IDEAS
PREGNANT TEENS NEED HELP, NOT PUNISWENT
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, N.C. GENERAL ASSEMH.Y
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO WJRHAM COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
EXPLORING THE NATURE OF Nra?TH CAROLINA'S LEGISLATIVE BEAST
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
SUBSIDIZED MASS TRANSIT HAS FRIENDS
PANEL WILL STUDY HOMEOWNERS' COMPLAINTS ABOUT PROTECTION
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, SALARIES
EXPLORING THE NATURE OF NORTH CAROLINA'S LEGISLATIVE BEAST
N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY, "PORK BARREL" PRIUECTS
AS TIME MAROCS ON
LONG LIFE NOT FORTU^E OF EARLIER COURTHOUSES
PORK BAR'REL CUTS HIT CHAT^WM COURTHOUSE PROJECT HARD
N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SALARIES
SEE N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, SALARIES
N.C. HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT COhiMISSION
SEE N.C WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
N.C HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT FTOGRAM
SEE N.C TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
N.C HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE ALSO HOMEOU^ERS
PANa WILL STUDY HOMEOWNERS' COMPLAINTS ABOUT PROTECTION
cm 2 1/07/1990 A
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A
2 P N M20
3 N
CW 1 1/14/1990 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1 1/27/1990 A 3 N M25
S 2 1/19/1990 A 2 N H65
H 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N K65
CHH 1
1/04/1990 A
4 P J
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
1 P N L40
H 2
1/25/1990 A
4 E
S 2
l/25/l'?90 A
5 U Oil
H 2
1/26/1990 C
1 P N L40
S 2
1/27/1990 A
3 N
H 2 1/10/1990 A 1 N L40
H 2 1/14/1990 D 2 U L40
CHH 1
S 2
1/12/1990 A 4
1/12/1990 A 4
H 2 1/28/1990 F
H 2 1/^/1990 F 2 U L40
1/16/1990 A 5
1/25/1990 A 1
U Oil
N
U L40
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 1 P N M25
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 1 N M25
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 1 N M25
H 2 1/25/1990 A 1 N
N.C HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJE
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
ROULE RETURNS TO HUMANITIES COUNCIL
MARTIN APPOINTS MJMi^ITIES COUNCIL
N.C. LEGAL ASSISTAiCE PROGRAM
GULLEY LAW FIRM SUED OVER FEES (CORRECTED)
N.C. LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COmiSSION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
N.C. LEGiaj^TURE
SEE N.C. KNERAL ASSEMBLY
N.C. LOU-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE UASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORIH
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. UASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE UASTE
STATE UASTE AUTHORITY'S RESPONSE QUESTIONED
UASTE GROUP'S INFORMATION PROCEDURES DRAU CRITICISM
SOMEO^E TO UATCH OVER YOU?
AUTHORITY OFFICIAL CRITICIZES DEFORMATION PROCEDURES
HACMCY LETTER ANSWER OK, PRESS LAWYER SAYS
GUIDELINES UOULD REDUCE POSSIBLE UASTE SITES IN N.C.
PUBLIC DESERVES EQUAL TREATMENT
RADIOACTIVE UASTE FIANS QlESTIONEIi AT 'OPEN HOUSE'
UILLHOIT ARGUES T(W>IN6 MAY 'CHILL' QUESTIONS
N.C. MmJFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO MOBILE HOMES
PRICE (F MANlf ACTURED HOMES ROSE Offt.Y SLIGHTY LAST YEAR
N.C. MARI^E CRESCENT
EX-DIKE OFFICIAL TO h€AD STATE'S MARIIC CRESCENT
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
GLAXO TO FUND BRITISH ART EXHIBIT
N.C. MUSEm OF LIFE AND SCIENCE
THE BETTER TO SEE YOU, MY DEAR
MUSEUM'S nOUNTOUN EXPANSION NOT AFFECTED BY GLAXO'S DECISION
NOT LETTING l«RSELF GET COVERED
N.C. NATIONAL BANK
MAJOR BAWS CUT PRIME
N.C. NATIONAL BANK, SALES AND EARNIf«3S
NCNB REFtJRTS LEAP IN NET INCOME FOR 1989
N.C. NATIONAL BANK (CHAPa HILL, N.C.)
NCNB CONTACTS ART GROUP COSIGfCRS
N.C. NATIONAL BAffl< CORP.
SEE N.C. NATIONAL B<WK
N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PAROLE
PAROI LAUS NEGLECT MANY CRIME VICTIMS
DELEGATION'S HELP SOUGHT ON PAROLE HEARINGS
N.C. POETRY SOCIEH
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BURGEONING URITERS ABOUND IN NEW YEAR
'LILTING' IRISH POETRY FILLS HALL AT UEYMOUTH UINTER MEET
N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
STATE UASTE AUTHORITY'S RESFUNSE QUESTIONED
NCPA ^€USPAPER INSTITUTE OPENS TODAY IN DURHAM
STATE PRESS GRtJUP MEETS IN DURHAM
HOSTAGE'S SISTER BRINGS PUSH FOR HIS RELEASE TO N.C. PRESS
WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS WINS KEY NCPA AWARD
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S 2 1/20/1990 A
2 N
7 N
H 2 1/04/1990 A 1 P N S82
CW 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
cm 1
1/16/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/24/1990 B
1/24/1990 A
1/26/1990 C
1/30/1990 A
H 2 1/21/1990 F
H 2 1/20/1990 A
S 2 1/18/1990 A
H 2 1/14/1990 B
H 2 1/24/1990 D
S 2 1/27/1990 A
H 2 1/09/1990 A
H 2 1/19/1990 B
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A
2 1/14/1990 D
2 1/28/1990 F
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
1/16/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/18/1990 C
1/19/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1
1
4
1 P
1
5
4
1 P
1 P
N M25
N M25
E
N M25
N M25
N
E
N
N M25
1 D U
8 P N
1 P N B71
1 P P T32
9 P N C60
5 P P T37
1 C N
4 N
1 N C62
S 2 1/02/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/03/1990 D 8 P N M51
3 U H45
3 P U H45
1 P N M25
1 N S69
1 N
1 P N C60
6 N
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1/01/1990 -
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1/31/1990
S U B J E
HERALD'S CLAYTON, CHARLSON WIN TOP PRIZES
'WER'RE NOT SO DIFFER-ENT,' MARTIN TELLS PR-ESS MEMBER'S
SUN SNAPS UP AUARIS
NEWSPAPERS PREFERRED FOR NEWS, ADS
governor: OFFICIALS, PRESS SHARE GOALS
WASTE GROUP'S I^fORMATION PROCEDURES DRAW CRITICISM
SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER YOU?
AUTHORITY OFFI CIAL CRITICIZES INFORMATION P-R-OCEDURES
HACWCY LETTER ANSWER OK, PRESS LAWYER SAYS
N.C. F-RIMARY READING PROGRAM
SEE READING
N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMISSION
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
RACIST GROUP SHOULDN'T GET RELIGIOUS TAX BREAK
N.C. PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUM
SEE PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUM OF N.C.
N.C. REGISTRY OF TIC INTERPRETERS FOR THE DEAF
SEE I€AF
N.C. RIGHT-TO-LIFE, IIC.
SEE ALSO ABORTION
UNBIASED POLLS SWW MAJORITY WANT ABORTIONS TO BE RESTRICTED
N.C, SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATfEMATICS
SEE ALSO MAT>£MATICS
'BENCHED'
TECH TALK
TALENT SEARCH TABS SCIENCE SCHOOL SENIORS
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MAT>EMATICS SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
TIGERS, UNICOR-NS LEAD WACHOVIA RACE
LOUISBURG'S TERRELL FOULS UP UNICORNS
UNICORNS REGISTER BIG WIN VS. SOUTHERN
N.C. SCHOOL OF Tf€ ARTS
DOCUMe^TARY IN WINSTON FEATURES ALBEE
N.C. STATE TREASU^'S OFFICE
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C.
STATE UNIV.
BUSH'S VISIT TO SHOICASE N.C, STATE'S PHYSICS LABS
N.C. STATE UNIV., BUDGET
BUDGET CUTS FORCE NCSU INTO LAYOFFS
BUDGET CRUNCH HAS N.C. STATE LAYING OFF SOME U^TRUCTORS
2 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS BLAST BUDGET CUTBACKS
N.C. STATE UNIV., FACU.TY
BUIGET CUTS FORCE NCSU INTO LAYOFFS
BUDGET CRUNCH HAS N.C. STATE LAYING OFF SOME INSTRUCTORS
N.C. STATE UNIV., SCHOLAR'S OF THE COLLEGE PROGRAM
FOUR FROM CHATHAM CHOSEN FOR PROGRAM
N.C. STATE UNIV. NATURAL RESOURCES RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO GEOLOGY
LAB ENTRY IS GEOLOGY LESSON
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
WaFPACK FACES CLEMSON IN ACC MATCHUP; DEVILS, TAR HEELS AT HOME
GUGLIOnA BUCKET NUDGES CLEMSON
'PACK'S GUGLIOHA STUNS TIGER'S WITH FINAL SHOT
WOLFPACK F-UTS LEASH ON TERRIER'S
WOLFPACK MAKES AMENDS VS. BOSTON U.
OLIVER'S SCORING HELPS TECH NIP PACK
C T S
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1/19/1990 C
1 P N
H 2
1/19/1990 C
1 N S69
S 2
1/19/1990 A
1 P N
S 2
1/19/1990 A
3 N
S 2
1/19/1990 B
1 P N
CHH 1
1/22/1990 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
1/22/1990 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A
1 N M25
2 1/03/1990 A
2 1/30/1990 A
S 2 1/11/1990 C 1 P P L38
S 2 1/26/1990 B 8 P P H?
S 2 1/26/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/11/1990 B 3 N B40
S 2 1/18/1990 B 3 N P52
S 2 1/25/1990 C 3-P N P52
H 2 1/29/1990 A 13 P N
H 2 1/31/1990 C 2 N
s
H
H
2
2
1/18/1990 A
1/19/1990 B
1/21/1990 B
1
9
i
N
N
N
S
H
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2
1/18/1990 A
1/19/1990 B
1
9
N
N
CHH
1
1/17/1990 A
3
N
H 2 1/20/1990 C 1 N
H
o
1/03/1990 D
1
N L22
H
7
1/04/1990 B
1 F
N M64
2
1/04/1990 B
1 F
U D18
H
2
1/11/1990 B
1
N M64
S
?
1/11/1990 B
3
N A76
H
T
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1/14/1990 C
1
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ANNUAL
1/01/1990
N D E X B
1/31/1990
S U B J E
N.C.
PACK HOUS ON TO TOP DEACS
TAR HERS' l€XT BIG ACC TEST WITH 'PACK TOMORROW
SIZZLING TAR ^€ELS HIT THE ROAD
TAR f€ELS fim IT ON, CORRAL WOLFPACK/UNC TAKES ANOTHER STEP IN ACC RACE
•DT' RETURNED TO REYNOLDS, BUT TAR HEELS STOLE THE SHOW
NO LIICLIGHT FOR LESTER
DUKE'S HILL QUICK OUT [F TV£ BLCCKS
VAL'JANO HOLDS EDK ON KRZYZEUSKI
'UNBELIEVABLE'
DUKE BACKCOURT STEALS THE SHOW
DUKE GETS (H 'UNBELIEVABLE' WIN VS. STATE
IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS
SOLE WJSIC
WOLFPACK SCOROCS TERRAPINS
N.C. STATE REBOU^fflS AGAINST HARYLAND
CAfER-ON CRAZIES COULD DRAW PENW.TY FOR DEVILS
'FIRE' AND 'ICE' NOT EVEN WARM
STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (WOfEN)
STINSON'S JU^ff'ER GIVES UOLfT'ACK WIN OVER TERPS
IT'S MI^E!
N.C, STATE UNIV, SPORTS, BASKETBALL, PROBATION
NO LIICLIGHT FOR LESTER
N.C, STATE IWIV. SPORTS, FOOTBAl
'PACK OFFENSE DISAPPEARS VS. ARIZOW*
ABSENT OFFENSE SOURS UOLFFACK'S SEASON
WOLFPACK 'S SEASON ENDS WITH COPFtR BOWL LOSS
REEVES TO JOIN IttLFPACK; ALSTON PICKS UNC
FOOTBAa FEAST
JOHNSON COMMITS TO STATE; ANKLE MAY KEEP FERRELL OJT
N.C, STREAM WATCH PROGRAM
lOm. GROUP TO MONITOR ENO WATER QUALITY
N.C, SUPREME COURT
SEE ALSO UDGES, N,C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N,C.
OOP'S JUDICIAL QIWNDARY
■ BROUN PLEADS GUILH TO LESSER OFFENSE
WHY BAN BIBLE CLUBS?
JUSTICES SUF'PORT TOWN'S APFtAL
N.C, SUPRE^E CmjRT, ELECTIONS
UHICHARD, BELL PLAN RE-ELECTION BIDS; MS. HERON, CARR FILE
2 SEEK RE-ELECTION
Cft'iMISSIONER RECKHOW SEEKS SECOND TERM
N.C. SYMPHONY
GREY SEAL PUPPETS
N.C. TAX ALLOCATION COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO TAX CREDITS
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
DURHAM TAX AWARD NETS 194 APARTMENTS
FRANKLIN, PERSON LOSE AID
N.C, TENIO OFFER DISCLOSURE fa
SEE ICRGERS AND TAKEOVERS
N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
ORANGE GETS FOURTH OF STATE BIKE FUND
BIKE FUNDING GREAT, BUT IS IT FAIR?
N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION
HENDERSON-OXFORD PHONE DECISION MAY COME MONDAY
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1/19/1990 B
1 P N M88
S
2
1/19/1990 C
3 U F25
H
2
1/20/1990 D
1 P N C49
H
2
1/21/1990 C
1 P N (164
H
2
1/21/1990 C
1 U M88
H
2
1/21/1990 C
1 P N C49
H
2
1/24/1990 D
1 P N C49
S
2
1/24/1990 D
1 N F25
H
2
1/25/1990 C
1 U M88
H
2
1/25/1990 C
1 P N M64
S
2
1/25/1990 C
1 P N F25
S
2
1/25/1990 C
1 P U D18
H
2
1/26/1990 B
1 P P L38
H
2
1/28/1990 D
1 P N M64
S
2
1/29/1990 D
6 P N A76
H
2
1/31/1990 D
1 N H88
H
d.
1/31/1990 D
1 P N F95
H
2
1/08/1990 B
2 P N M64
H
2
1/11/1990 B
1 P P K30
H
2
1/21/1990 C
1 P N C49
S
2
1/01/1990 D
1 P N F25
S
2
1/01/1990 D
2 U F25
H
2
1/02/1990 B
2 P N M64
H
2
1/19/1990 B
3 N B40
H
2
1/31/1990 C
2 P P
H
2
1/31/1990 B
3 P N B40
H
2
1/16/1990 C
3 N
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
S
2
S
2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/07/1990 D 4 E
1/12/1990 A 1 P N S82
1/13/1990 A 4 E
1/19/1990 A 1 P N M70
1/10/1990 C 1 D N S69
1/10/1990 A 1 P N
1/11/1990 A 1 P N H65
H 2 1/19/1990 D 22 P P
1/11/1990 A 1
1/11/1990 A 1
N E33
N
1/02/1990 A
1/04/1990 A
3 N M20
4 E
H 1 1/26/1990 C 1 N H60
N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
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SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO HAZ/«ra)S WASTE TREATMENT, N.C,
SEE ALSO N.C. LOU-LEVEL RAMOACTIirE iWSTE MANA6EHENT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO RAIiIOACTIi.t WASTE
CHATHAM HAZARBOUS WASTE SITE STILL IN THE RUNNIfffi
DISPOSAL FACILITIES DIFFER FOR RADIOACTIi,€, OTHER WASTES
N.C. UILHIFE FEDERATION
WILIIIFE FHCRATIW SETS iW*JAL fEH
N.C. UILIUFE RES0U«:ES COrtllSSICW
MORE CASEWELL GAfC LAND ROADS MAY BE CLOSED
UAYS SOUGHT TO HALT DECLIfC OF RABBITS, QUAIL, GROUSE IN N.C.
CHH 2
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
tmiH CENTRAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROS^WI
CLEARING THE RECORD H
LAWSUIT PITS LEGAL ASSIST/W:E PROGRAM AGAINST CRtST STREET COHM. COUNCIL H
WRTHERN Hiai SHXL
NHS STUrCNTS CW^J-ENGED BY BRIDGE-EtllLHING PR'OJECT
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
NORTVERN STATES ITS CASE, SWATS TIGERS 59-50
KNIGHTS STl^ TIGERS
NORTfERN NIPS F(^CS IN OVERTIhE
NCRTrERN WLDS OFF ORAMS RALLY
BACKS TO T>£ WALL, VIKIf«S RALLY PAST ^«)RTHERN
NORTHER-N Him SMXS. SPORTS, BASKETBAa (GIRLS)
NEVILLE LEADS LOFTY LADIES
THINK fast: NORTVERN'S NEVILLE IS LOOKING TO PASS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOTL SPORTS, SWIhBIING
SUIf^ERS (CET
fCRTHERN HIGH SOWL SPORTS, W5ESTLING
WALKER LIVES \P TO HIS POTENTK^.
NORT>£RfV TELECOM
NORT>£RN TELECOM'S 'MAESTRO' FIRST RESIDDfflAL CALLER: ID PHOi€
f«RTF€RN TELECOM FIANS TO STOF' USLSB 0Z0nE-E£F1ETING SOLVENT BY 1991
NORT>£RN Ta CLEANS UP ACT
^■!UCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
SEE ALSO SHEARON HARRIS MJCLEAR PLANT
AFRICANS RIGHT TO F-ROTEST AGAINST f€U POWER PLANTS
SUF'REME COURT TO REVIEW CASE OF WIU1INGT0N GE WHISTLEBLCSCR
NUCLEAR REGULATORY CO)«1ISSI0N
NR-C ADDS 50 PERCENT TO ORIGIN. CPU. FIt€
r^RSERY SCHOOLS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
NOJRSING SCWKS.S. N.C.
SEE ALSO rmRHAM TECHNICAL CfflnMUNITY COLLEGE, fmsim F-ROGRAM
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EDUCATION
STRENGT>£N UNI£R(»AKJATE W.IRSING, EXPERTS TELL UNC OFFICIALS
OPEC (OR'GANIZATION OF PETROEUM EXF'ORTIfJG COUfJTRIES)
SEE OIL PRICES
0«< GROVE MASONIC LODGE
fCW OFFICERS
OAKLEIGH AT DUR^HWI
SEE ALSO I«<HAM COUNTY GE>ERAL HOSPITAL, ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
COUNTY GENERW. REOR-QANIZES TRWBLED OAKLEIGH CENTER H
OAKLEIGH EXECUTES PLAN TO AVOID CLOSING ITS DOORS S
1/11/1990 C
1/26/1990 B
1/05/1990 A
1/14/1990 B
H 2 1/13/1990 B
1/06/1990 B
1/06/1990 B
1/20/1990 D
1/24/1990 D
1/27/1990 D
1/16/1990 C
1/25/1990 C
1/23/1990 D
1/13/1990 B
1/07/1990 D
1/18/1990 C
1/22/1990 A
H 2 1/31/1990 D
1 P N M25
1 N M25
1/26/1990 C 3 N
1 N H60
8 N
2 N
1 P N S32
1 P P M66
4 P N B40
1 P N F52
3 P N &40
3 P N y55
3 N B40
2 P N A76
3 P N B40
4 N A76
2 P N A76
6 P N K65
1 N K65
4 E
1/16/1990 A 4 L
1/23/1990 A 1 P N
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A 1 N S17
S 2 1/08/1990 C 2 P P 144
1/11/1990 C 1 N C60
1/11/1990 A 1 N H65
OCCOfCEDCE MOtMAIN PARK
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1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO PARKS, ORANGE COLWTY
OCCOhEECHEE PLANS ACCEPTED
OFF-SHORE DRILLING
SEE ALSO (WTURAL GAS
JONES FILES BILL TO BLOCK DRILLING OFF N.C. COAST
LEAVING NOTHING TO CHANCE
MOBIL OIL'S DRILLING lOATE TO CENTER ON MATERIAL DUfff'ED IN OCEAN
OH! CALCUHA!
NUDIE SHOU IN GREENSBORO; FIAYWRIGHT BARES ALL
OIL PRICES
SEE ALSO GASCLIfE PRICES
OIL SPILL CLEANUP CtWTINlES
OLD DOMINION UNIV, SPORTS, BASKETBALL
TAR HEELS REDISCOVER DEFENSE, Slfi«jE TO 90-78 WIN OVER ODU
OLD FARM (DURHAM, N.C. CCM1UNITY)
ALTERED ENO DRIVE PLAN SPAWNS SECOND OPPOSITION GROUP
DOT NIXES ALTERNATE ENO DRIVE FTOPOSAL
FROM SAND TO (XJICKSAND
CHANGING LOOP PATH TOO EXPENSIVE A RISK
COUNCIL TO GUARD CORRIDOR OF FIRST ENO DRIVE LOOP
THE OLD-TIME HERALD
PICKIN' AND PRINTIN'/ALICE (S3?ARD
OLD TI^E WESTERN FILM CLUB FESTIV(^
SEE OLD ICSTERN FILM CLUB
OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
WESTERN FILM CLUB MARKS 20TH YEAR
OLYMPIC TRACK AND FIELD TRIALS
LET'S RUN Tf€ RACES tCRE
OMNI DURHAM HOTa Wffl CONVENTION CENTER
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM
HOTEL OCCUPANCY EXPECTED TO RISE
OPEN COURTS
SEE U.S. SUPREfE COURT
OPERA
AN OF'ERA T(!#>ED IN ITALY/' I LOMBARDI'
OPERATION SANTA
THANKS FOR SfttRING
OPTIMIST CLUB OF BISWAM
VALENTIIC: LOIER TENSIONS MEAN LESS DEFENSE SPENDING
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO JOINT ORANGE/CHATHAM COOPERATIVE WORK GROUP
SEE ALSO LAUaJITS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO MURDER, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, ORANGE COUNTY
WISHES FOR Tf€ 1990'S
DEPUTIES TRY TO 'STAMP' OUT ILLEGAL DRUGS
ORANGE COWm, N.C, BOND ISSUES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, CAPITAL I^PR•OVE^ENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
SCHOOL BOND CALLED UNLIKELY
WHERE'S Tf£ SCHOOL UE VOTED FOR?
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A 3 M N U57
H 2 1/24/1990 B 7 N
cm 1 1/28/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/29/1990 B 1 N
H 2 1/01/1990 B 1 U W66
S 2 1/10/1990 A
H 2 1/04/1990 B
H 2 1/13/1990 C
H 2 1/18/1990 A
H 2 1/21/1990 D
S 2 1/22/1990 A
S 2 1/30/1990 A
1 N B53
1 N L22
1 N R63
1 M N R63
4 E
4 E
1 M N C61
H 2 1/19/1990 D 6 P U S56
H
2
1/22/1990 A
6
N U66
H
2
1/13/1990 A
4
E
S
2
1/13/1990 A
1
N E33
H 2 1/05/1990 D
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A
S 2 1/17/1990 A
19 R L59
4 L
1 P N E33
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A
3 P N
1 N W57
3 N C62
4 E
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3 P N M20
3 N H20
1 N M20
3 P N M20
cm 1 1/12/1990 A 1 N W57
cm 1 1/25/1990 A 1 C N H20
SEE ALSO CHAPa HILL, N.C., LAND USE
SEE (y.SO ORANGE COWTY, N.C., K?OWTH DEVaCPffiNT
ORANijE CO. mef^ GATHERS FOR RETREAT CHH 1 1/06/1990 A
COiV^inEE ENHJR-SES RURAL BIFFER LOTIONS CM 1 l/06/l'?90 A
OFFICIALS HELAY BUFFER TALKS CHH 1 1/09/1990 A
COmiSSIOfCR ll<GES SEPARATION CF BIFFER, RL9V1 CHARACTER STUHY CW 1 1/25/1990 A
(KANGE COWTY, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
filRJ CABLE FtKUS OF HILLSBCROLGH COtflAINTS
ORANGE CO^fTY, N.C., CAPITAL IfffTOVDOT PROGRAM
SEE (LSD a«*NGE COJNTY, N.C., BOND ISSUES
COifllSSIONERS tXJTRAGEB AT COST HIKE FOR SCHOO.
Cff:ANGE COUNTY, N.C., ECC901IC leVELOPfOrT
SEE ORANGE COIMY, N.C., K^OUTH DEVELOPtCNT
ORANGE COOfTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO OR/¥«X COJNTY, N.C., BtM) ISSUES
KB^EDY SAYS 'NO «0F£,' E4/T SINi£R' TO SEEK 2NIi TEFJ1 (CORRECTED)
CHAIRtlAN SAYS Sf£ WANTS TO KEEP IJORKING ON SENATE Bia 2 IDEAS-CCRRECTED
FlURALISTIC F'RIHARY ODOD FC« ELECTM^ATE
SO^E FREE ADVICE FW? THKE SEEKING SCHOT. BCky<D ^ATS
PEfJIiERiSRASS SEEKING THIRD ELECTItW UIN
Ct^'RECT I ON
COURT CLERK FILES TO SEEK ANOT^€R TERM
TERRELL SEEKS COMY SCHOOL BOARD F-OST
Slh^ER STRESSES REFORM EFFORT IN BID Fm SECOND BOARD TERM
BATEiW^: RAISIfW TEST SCORES M3AL IN THIRD TERM BOARD BID
JUDGE SEEKING THIRD TERM
CHAISttAN-SEEKIMj FE-ELECTION
KAVEKLAND SEEKING 1ST Fill TERM
BOYD ENTER'S SENATE RACE
EX-MAYOR EYES SENATE
m<SE JOINS SCHOO. BOARD RACE
COOK SEEKS ELECTION TO EDICATION BOARD
HACKfCY GOES FOR 6TH T£RM
BARNES ifmS ON RECORH
LATTA CALLS FOR RESTRAINT
HARTiELL TO SEEK FOUR MORE YEAR'S AS CCWISSIONER
KEf*OY FILES FOR COJNTY BOARD
FaȣR FIANNING BOARD hCAIi SEEKS SEAT ON COIM^ BOiRD
INSKO FILES FOR COmiSSIOfGS' RACE
ORANGE CCWTY, N.C., ELECTIONS, PRIMARIES
FILIRALISTIC PRIMARY GOOD F«? ELECTORATE
CCRRECTIW
ORANGE COIKTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES
COJNTY UORKEKS SET FOR MOVING, H^TWELL SAYS
ORANtX COIMY, N.C., GR-OWTH DE'vtLOF'MENT
SEE M.SO [KAM^ COUNTY, N.C., BUFFER
SEE fLSO ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC ICVELOFtENT COMMISSION
OFFICIALS PR-OXCT tCCLINE IN GRWTH OF LOCAL TAJ< BASE
ORANGE COLWTY, N.C., HOUSING
FEU CM AFFORD mi m£, STUDY SHOWS
ORANGE Ca'NTY, N.C., LEGISLATORS „,<,^ .
HUNT BEGINS t€lJ STATE GO'.CRNMENT JOB O^ 1 1/03/1990 A
HUNT 'UNDECIDED' ON FINISHING TEFtI IN OFFICE CHH 1 1/06/1990 A
UALKER: 'IT'S ^ER ItCISION' CHH 1 1/06/1990 A
REPS. NOT CONSU.TED C* 1 1/06/1990 A
ORANGE COIMY, N.C., PWWS
SEE PARKS, (KAN(£ COWTY
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., PftOPERTY TAXES
SEE ALS) OA'WE COUNTY, N.C., TAXES
CHH 1
l/02.''1990 A
1 P N K20
CI* 1
1/02/1990 A
1 P N M20
cm 1
1/02/1990 A
4 E
cm 1
1/02/1990 A
4 J
cm 1
1/03/1990 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
2 N
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
1 N SJ57
CHH 1
1/03/1990 A
3 H H20
cm 1
1/03/1990 A
3 N M20
cm 1
1/03/1990 A
3 N H20
cm 1
1/04/1990 A
3 P N C62
cm 2
1/05/1990 A
3 P N
cm 2
1/05/1990 A
3 P N D38
cm 1
1/06/1990 A
3 P N f125
cm 2
1/07/1990 A
3 N
cm 2
1/07/1990 A
3 N M20
cm 1
1/11/1990 A
3 N ,120
cm 1
1/13/1990 A
1 P B ;i^
cm 1
1/13/1990 A
1 P B in25
cm 1
1/13/1990 A
1 P B H25
cm 1
1/17/1990 A
1 P N H20
cm 1
1/18/1990 A
1 N IJ57
cm 1
1/19/1990 A
1 P N H20
cm 1
1/20/1990 A
1 P N H20
cm 1
1/02/1990 A
4 E
cm 1
1/31/1990 A
2 N
cm 1
1/28/1990 A
1 P N M20
cm 2 1/07/1990 A
cm 1 1/26/1990 A
1 N M20
1 C N M20
1 P N M25
1 P N f125
1 N M25
4 L
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SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
OFFICIALS PROJECT DECLINE IN GROWTH OF LOCAL TAX BASE
ORANGE COUNH, N.C, RESERVOIR
SEE RESERVOIRS
ORANGE COIMY, N.C, ROADS
ORANGE KTS FOURTH OF STATE BIKE FWffl
ORANGE COIXTY, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
OFFICIALS PROJECT DECLINE IN GROUTH OF LOCAL TAX BASE
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TaEPHO^ES
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C
APRIL START-UP DATE PREDICTED FOR PHO^ES
ORANGE COMY, N.C, WATER AND SEl€R LIt€S
SEE ALSO HILLSBCROUGH, N.C , UATER AND SEUER LINES
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
DEM RESORTS TO FIf€ AGAINST CARIOIS OWNER
HEALTH OFFICI(y.S URGE INCREASE OF INSPECTIONS
GARDENS NEIGHBORS GROW FRUSTRATED WITH OFFICIALS
OWASA LINK TO UNIVERSITY LAKE TO BE DISCUSSED
OFFICIALS TO TACKLE WATERSHED EXTENSION
SEWAK POURS INTO ENO RIVER
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO (KAN6E COUNTY PLAINING BOARD
ORANffi CO. BOARD GATHERS FOR RETREAT
OSIMirreE ENDORSES RURAL BUFFER OPTIONS
ORANGE COWrr ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY AND SHELTER
SEE ALSO ANIMf^ PROTECTION SOCIEH
SEE ALSO PET LOSS SUPPORT GROUP
0W^O FACES CRUELTY CHARGE
BARKING A DIFFICaT SITUATION TO CONTROL
A LOSS JUST THE SAME
SKINNED ANIMAL IDENTIFIED AS FOX
IS RABIES REALLY STILL A THREAT IN N.C? VACCINATION LAWS KEEP CO. C\SfN CHH
RUNNING FREE/WHAT TO DO WITH HOMELESS, WILD CATS IS A TRICKY SITUATION "■■
COMBINED EFFORT (M PROTECT WILDLIFE
ORANGE COUNTY ARTS COMMISSION
BOARD TO ISSUE ARTS GRANTS CHECKS
CAREY DISTRIBUTES ARTS GRANTS CHECKS
ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARIO CITIZENS
CITIZEN AWARD WINNER FINDS TIME FOR LIVING
ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO mmX. COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
TEACHER'S CALL MERIT PLAN REJECTION fCSSAGE
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIOICRS
F-OOL PLANS GET BACKIhJG FROM BOARD
OFFICIALS I£LAY BUFFER TALKS
CAPITAL PROGRAM HEARING SLATED
RENCHER STREET CONTRACT AFfROVED
HALKIOTIS DENIES LAND-TAKING RUMORS
BOARD TO ISSUE ARTS GRANTS CHECKS
AF'RIL START-UP DATE PROICTED FOR PHONES
EIC, CHAMBERS MAY JOIN EFFORTS
ANGERED RESIDENTS BADGER CONSULTANT
LINK TO UNVEIL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN
COMMISSIONERS OUTRAGED AT COST HIKE FOR SCHOOL
BOARD PROOJlIMS LITERACY EVENT
COMMISSIONERS SEEK TO PREVENT ANOTfCR ACRIMONIOUS MEETING
LAND-USE TERMS RESOLUTION APPRWED
USE PUBLIC MEETING TO LEARN, Wl SHOUT
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 1/02/1990 A 3 N M20
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 1 N M20
cm 1 1/16/1990 A 3 N
CHH 2
1/07/1990 A
1 P N M20
CHH 2
1/07/1990 A
1 N M20
cm 2
1/07/1990 A
2 P N M20
CHH 1
1/22/1990 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
1/29/1990 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
3 N M20
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
10 P U
CHH 1
1/08/1990 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
1/12/1990 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
7 P U
CHH 1
1/20/1990 A
7 P U
CHH 1
1/27/1990 A
3 P U
CHH 1
1/16/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/29/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/25/1990 A
1 P N
CHH 1
1/31/1990 A
3 N D38
CHH 1
1/08/1990 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
1/09/1990 A
1 N M20
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
3 N
cm 1
1/11/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/16/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/16/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/19/1990 A
3 N W57
cm 1
1/20/1990 A
3 P N M20
cm 1
1/23/1990 A
1 N M20
cm 1
1/25/1990 A
1 C N M20
cm 1
1/26/1990 A
3 N
cm 1
1/26/1990 A
3 P N M20
cm 1
1/27/1990 A
3 N
cm 1
1/27/1990 A
4 E
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ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COHMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
HACMCY GOES FOR 6TH TERM
BARNES BANKS ON RECORD
UHA CALLS FOR RESTRAINT
HARTIELL TO SEEK FOUR MORE YEAR'S AS COMMISSIONER
KENNEDY FILES FOR COUNH BOARD
FORMER FIANNING BOARD HEAD SEEKS SEAT ON COUNTY BOARD
INSKO FILES FOR COMMISSIOfCRS' RACE
ORANGE COIWTY BOARD OF COItilSSIONERS, RETREATS
ORANGE CO. BOARD GAT}€RS FOR RETREAT
COMMITTEE ENDORSES RURAL BIFFER OPTIONS
ORANGE COUNTY BO(«D OF EIW:ATI(»)
some free advice for those seeking school board seats
board ok's model schoa building schedule
»s4 hoft school to get water service
schools to hef« park plan
schoa.s to lease land for center
officials cautious
schools to consider reform straw pol
abuse ref'orting procedures ouuiho in paper
orange colwty board of edxaticw, elections
correction
terrell seeks county scmol board post
singer stresses reform effort in bid for second board term
bateman; raising test scores goal in third term board bid
havefiand seeking 1st full term
nurse joins school board race
cook seeks election to education board
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
cm 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 2
CHH 2
CHH 1
ORANGE COIWTY BO^«II OF ELECTIONS
KENNEDY SAYS 'NO MORE,' BUT SINGER TO SEEK 2ND TEPJ1 (CORRECTED) CHH 1
CHAIRMAN SAYS SHE \<mJS TO KEEP WORKING ON SENATE BILL 2 IDEAS-CORRECTED CHH 1
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALS-0 ORANGE COUNTY ItPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
COUNH WORKERS SET FOR MOVING, HARTWELL SAYS
ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
COURT CLERK FILES TO SEEK ANOTt€R TERM
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY
SCHOOLS TO HEAR PARK PLAN
SCHOOLS TO LEASE LAND FOR CENTER
OFFICIALS CAUTIOUS
ORANGE COUNTY DEPT. ^ SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO CRANIO COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE REPORTS SAID ON THE INCREASE
ABUSE R-EPORTING PROCEDURES (XJTLINED IN P(tf€R
AGENCIES' COOPERATION HELPS CHILDREN
ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT AHORNEY, ASSISTANT
ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR DISMISSED
ASSIATANT PROSECUTOR DISMISSED
ASSISTANT D.A, SAYS FIRING LIM<ED TO JULY CASE
ASSISTANT CHATHAM D.A, HIRED
ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOFftNT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ORA^JGE COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
EDC, CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE EYE JOINT EFFORT
EDO, CHAMBER'S MAY JOIN EFFORTS
OR'ANGE COUNTY FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOO-S, TEACHERS
TEACHERS CALL MERIT PLAN REJECTION MESSAGE
CHH 1
cm 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
1/13/1990
1/13/1990
1/13/1990
1/17/1990
1/18/1990
1/19/1990
1/20/1990
1/02/1990
1/10/1990
1/18/1990
1/22/1990
1/24/1990
1/24/1990
1/27/1990
1/29/1990
1/03/1990
1/03/1990
1/03/1990
1/03/1990
1/05/1990
1/07/1990
1/11/1990
1/06/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/02/1990 A
1/02/1990 A
1/28/1990 A
l/03/l'990 A
1/22/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/24/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1 P
1 P
1 P
1 P
1
1 P
B M25
B M25
B M25
N M20
N W57
N M20
1 P N M20
3 P N M20
3 N M20
J
N
P N U57
N U57
N D38
N D38
N
N D38
N
N M20
N M20
N M20
N D38
N M20
N M20
1 P N M20
1 P N H20
1 P N H20
1 N U57
1 N W57
3 N D38
3 N D38
1 N M20
1 N D38
4 E
1 P N M70
1 P N W57
1 N M25
3 N W57
3 N U57
3 N U57
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A 3 N D38
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ORANGE COIWTY \€fLTh DEPT,
STU CASES INCREASING, HEALTH DEPT. OFFICIALS SAY
DOCTC«S, TEACHERS GRAPPLE WITH FLU EPIDEMIC
ORANGE amn human relations COMMISSION
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION MAY TRY TO BYPASS LEGISLATURE
MOBILE HOME OW£RS' LOT DISCUS^D
ORANGE COUNTY LANDFILL
NEW LANDFILL SEARCH GETS OFFICII. KICKOFF
ORANGE COWnr PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
UATER-SHED STANDARD TKl HARD TO MEET, PLAWER SAYS
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR SITE DEBATE BREWS
PLANICRS TO ELECT CHAIRMAN
EireilER CHOSEN PLAM^ING BOARD CHAIRWOMAN
BOARD BACKS RAIL SYSTEM
SUBDIVISION (2TS PRaiMIfWRY ffl<
BOARD SETS 5-ACRE A<,€RAGE AT UNIVERSITY LAKE
ORANGE COWm REKSJE SQUAD
AMRIANCE CaLIDES WITH CAR, TRUCK
ORANGE COMY RURAL CHARACTER COWITTEE
ORANGE CO. BOARD GATHERS FOR RETREAT
COMMITTEE ENDORSES RURAL BUFFER OPTIONS
OFFICIALS DELAY BUFFER TALKS
ANGERED RESIDENTS BAIGER CONSILTANT
COmiSSIONER URGES SEPARATION OF BUFFER, RURAL CHARACTER STUDY
COMMISSIONERS SEEK TO PREVENT ANOTHER ACRIMONIOUS MEETING
USE PUBLIC l«ETING TO LEARN, NOT SM3UT
ORANGE COtMY SCHOO-S
AREA SCHOOLS WON'T TU^£ IN TO FTOGRAM
ABUSE REPORTING PRKEDURES OUTLINED IN PAPER
AISCIES' COOPERATION HELPS CHILDREN
ORANGE COUNTY KH)OLS, CONSTRUCTION
COMMISSIONERS OUTRAGED AT COST HIKE FOR SCHOOL
W^£RE'S THE SCtfiOL l£ VOTED FOR?
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOtLS, MODEL SCHOOL PROGRAM
SCHOOL COORDINATOR NAMED
UNC PROF TO HEAD MODEL-SCHOOL EFFORT
BOARD OK'S MODEL SCHOOL BUILDING SCHEDULE
ORANGE COIWTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
TEAC>£RS CALL MERIT PLAN REJECTION MESSAGE
ORANGE COUNTY StCRIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
FENDERGRASS SEEKING THIRD ELECTION WIN
ORANGE COUNTY WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
ORANGE HIGH SCWO. SPORTS, BASKETBAa <BOYS)
ORANGE WALKS PAST WEBB
PANTHERS BELIEVE, TRIM BULLDOGS
ORANGE SWEEPS SOUTHERN
CARIYLE SCHOMBERGJ A CLEAN-CUT COACH'S DREAM
ROGERS, HILLSIDE TOP ORANGE
HC^NCTS SHAKE OFF SLOW ST^T, STOP PANTHERS
NORT[£RN HOIiS OFF (K'ANGE RALLY
FERRELL, TIGERS CLAW PANTHERS, 71-46
TIGERS ROUT ORANGE TO RULE COUNTY
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A
cm 1
CHH 1
CW 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
1/11/1990
1/14/1990
1/16/1990
1/17/1990
1/19/1990
1/19/1990
1/20/1990
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 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
1/06/1990
1/06/1990
1/09/1990
1/20/1990
1/25/1990
1/26/1990
1/27/1990
1/12/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/09/1990 B
1/10/1990 A
1 N M20
1 P P L38
1 P N S17
3 N
cm 1 1/11/1990 A 3 N S17
1/04/1990 B
1/06/1990 B
1/07/1990 C
1/18/1990 B
1/20/1990 D
1/20/1990 B
1/24/1990 D
1/27/1990 D
1/27/1990 C
N M20
N M20
N
N M20
N
N
N M20
- cm 1 1/23/1990 A 3 N
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
E
3 N D38
1 N D38
4 E
1 C N M20
4 E
3 P N
1 N
3 N
cm 1 1/31/1990 A 3 N ri38
cm 1 1/03/1990 A 1 P N M70
P N B40
P N A76
N
P N B40
N G-55
P N A76
P N W55
N WIO
P N P52
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ORANGE UATER AND SEVER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO CHANGE COJNTY, N.C., WATER «ffl SEUER LINES
SEE ALSO UNIVER'Sin LAKE
FIRM PENS r£FB^ OF FINDINGS ON UNIVER-SITY LA^E F1<0TECTI0N
CWASA lim TO UNIVERSITY LAKE TO BE DISCUSSED
COiiHISSIONERS SEEK TO PRE\€NT ANOTHER ACRIMONIOUS rEETIfffi
OFFICIALS TO TACKLE WATERSHED EXTENSION
WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS A PXITICAL DECISION, BILLINGSLEY SAYS
ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY, fECTINGS
aiASA POSTF^MS iCETING TIt€ CHANGE
CRmS. WATER AND SB4ER AUTHORITY BOARD OF DIRECTOR'S
OMASA POSTFOfCS fEETING TIIC Q^^S.
DRANGEyT)URHAM COALITION FOR BATTERED IWtN
SEE ALSO BATTERED WWCN
PROTECTION FOR BATTERED WOMEN CUTS THROUGH RED TAPE
(KPHAN DIM> CLEANIF Bia
SEE mZARIOJS WASTE TREATf€hfT, N.C.
OUTDCOR ADVERTISING
SEE BILLBOARDS
OUTDTXSR EXPO
SEE ALSO BOATS
SirtWALK TIMED BEACH
OUTDOJR EXHIBITION (PENS TODAY
UWiLXKEIi?
OXFORD BO^Ul CF COmiSSIONERS
OXFORD BOARD WANTS WTE ON LIQUOR BY THE DRIf*:
OXFORD OFFICIALS EXPLAIN CMIING FOR DRIM<S VOTE
OXFORD WEBB HIGH SOfflOL SPORTS, BASKETBAU
ORANGE WALKS PAST WEBB
ORANGE 0VERCOI€S l€BB
OZOfC
NORTHERN TELECOM FIANS TO STOP USING OZOhE-ICPLETING S(Herr BY 1991
PTL
SEE PRAISE T>£ LORD
PAItfTING CONTRACTORS
TOUCH UP
SETTERS WITHOUT Tf€ STORM
LAID BACK BRUSH STROKES
PAINTIf«S
FAUX FINIS^£S FASHIONAIIE IN W»C ItCCRATING
PANAMA
helms: 'I TOLD you SO'
N.C. WOMAN CITED BY WHITE KXJSE
NORIEGA FINDS HIS EhOflES
TFOOPS, IfCIDENTS m<T U.S.
PANAMA fCEDS HELP TO ESTAfllSH re«:RACY
ARMY ACTION -SEXIST 0^J COMBAT AWARD
?mtm PROTEST
NORIEGA TRIAL MAY PROVE TO BE LONG. CCfffllCATED
FORT BR'AGG GREHS PANAMA SOLIiIERS WITH HURRAHS, HIGS
CfttPTER 3: T>€ CAPTAIN BRAY STORY
IT'S mi A WOMAN'S FIGHT
FORT BRAGG 'S FIICST DRO P BAC K «)ME
•T>€ WP BACK IN WAS BETTER'
T>£ CASUALTY GAP
INSIOHT/REBUILDING PANAMA WILL BE EXPENSIVE
cm 1
1/21/1990 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
1/22/1990 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
1/26/1990 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
1/29/1990 A
1 P N C62
cm 1
1/31/1990 A
1 N M20
cm 1 1/29/1990 A 2 N M25
cm 1 1/29/1990 A 2 N M25
H 2 1/07/1990 B 1 N S82
H 2 1/26/1990 C 2 P P L38
S 2 1/26/1990 C 2 N
S 2 1/27/1990 B 1 P P L38
1 1/10/1990 C 1
1 1/31/1990 C 1
N T33
N T33
2 1/04/1990 B 3 P N &40
2 1/04/1990 B 2 P N
H 2 1/18/1990 C 1 N K65
cm 1
1/16/1990 A
3 P P T44
CHH
1
1/17/1990 A
1 P P L38
cm
1
1/21/1990 A
3 P P T44
S
2
1/12/1990 A
6 P N 659
H
2
1/01/1990 A
4 £
H
O
1/04/1990 A
1 P N T33
H
2
1/05/1990 A
4 F
H
2
1/05/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/05/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/06/1990 A
4 E
cm 2
1/07/1990 A
3 P P T44
H
2
l/OS/1990 B
1 N 1^36
H
2
1/09/1990 A
1 P N
H
2
1/09/1990 A
1 N
H
2
1/09/1990 A
4 E
K
1/13/1990 A
1 N
H
2
1/13/1990 A
1 P N S69
H
2
1/13/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/14/1990 D
1 P N
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■nc PEOPLE fCRCIFULLY FREED
SO MUCH FOR THE "WI^ff■" THING
THE XVIII AIRBORf£'S HOMECOMING
NEWS COVERAGE OF PANAMA LONG ON BUU, SHORT ON CONTENT
PANAMA CAi*lL
helms: 'I TfflJ) YOU SO'
PARA-DIOXANE
DUKE WANTS TO CfECK 8 MORE tCLLS
PARADES
DURHAM MARCH HONORS DR. KING/NO TROUBLE REPORTED
DURHtfl HONORS DR. KING IN A BIG UAY
PARKING SPACES, ON-STI^ET
MAIN STREET MAY RETURN TO FREE PARKING
PARKS, N.C.
STATE PARKS STILL BEGGING
PARKS, ORW<GE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, PARKS
SEE ALSO OCCOJEECHEE MOUNTAIN PARK
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ORiWGE COIMY COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPCSED)
OCCOICECHEE PLANS ACCEPTED
SCWMLS TO LEASE LAND F(K CENTER
OFFICIALS CAUTIOUS
PARKS AND RECI^TION DEPT.
SEE DURHAM RECREATION I£PT.
FAROE
SEE ALSO N.C. PMMLE COMMISSION
PAROLE LAWS NEGLECT MANY CRIME VICTIMS
DELEGATION'S tCLP SOUGHT ON PAROLE HEARINGS
PART TIME JOBS
PUBLIC FEARING PLAffiO ON WORKERS BILL OF RIGHTS
PATERNITY TEST
N.C. COMPANY U.S. LEADER IN PATERNITY TESTS
PAUL GREEN FOUNDAHON INC.
GREEN FOUNDATION DIRECTOR NAMED
BAREFCKJT TO DIIECT mEEH FOJNDATION
PAVILION ON FRAMCLIN
REVIVED UESTCOJRT TO TARGET 'U«:ALE' MARKET—DEVELOPER
PAYROl TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
SANFORD BACKS CUT IN PAYROLL TAX
FtACE CHILD (FlAY)
ALL nCY fS<£ SAYING IS GI^ PEACE A CHANCE
PEACE CORPS
DURHAM VOLUNTEER fCLPED DRIVE AID TO EL SALVADOR
PEACH BOWL
SEE COLLEGE BOILS
PEKING DUCK CHINESE RESTAURANT
LOTS OF GOOD FOOD, A REASWWBLE PRICE— AND NO CROUDS
IT WOULD WORK BETTER AS A TAKE-OUT MEAL— WITH CUSTOMIZING
PELL GRANTS
PELL a^ANT RECIPIENTS LIKELY REDUCED BY BUSH'S PROPOSED BUDGET
SUBJECTS
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H 2 1/14/1990 D 2 P U H49
H 2 1/14/1990 D 4 T T C50
H 2 1/28/1990 F 2 P U H49
CHH 1 1/28/1990 A 4 J
H 2 1/01/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/20/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/15/1990 A 1 P N C61
H 2 1/16/1990 A 1 P N C47
S 2 1/31/1990 C 1 P N C61
S 2 1/15/1990 A 5 U Oil
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A 3 M N U57
C* 1 1/24/1990 A 3 N D38
CHH 1 1/24/1990 A 3 N D38
S 2 1/02/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/03/1990 D 8 P N M51
S 2 1/24/1990 A 1 N Dil
H 2 1/23/1990 A 9 N
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 3 P N
S 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P N
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A 1 N M70
H 2 1/30/1990 A 1 P N L40
H 2 1/26/1990 D 3 P N Zll
H 2 1/04/1990 C 1 P N N36
H 2 1/12/1990 D 10 P R C09
H 2 1/12/1990 D 10 P R 052
H 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N N36
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PEOPLE'S f«J.IANCE, DURHAM CHAPTER
LOSER STRAWBRID6E OUTSFOff JENKINS BY $30,000 IN 1989
PEOFIE'S PHARMACY
THE 1990'S USHER IN A NEU AGE OF DRUG ADVANCES
QUICK WEIGHT LOSS SCAMS STILL FWULAR
DRUG COMPANIES MAY INFLUDCE DOCTORS' PRESCRIPTIONS
CLOT-BUSTING DRUGS CfLL FOR FAST ACTION
F(KI€R PRESCRIPTION DRUGS BOUGHT OVER THE COJNTER
PEOFIES SECURITY INSURANCE
CITY POLICE fCADCAJARTER-S MIGHT MOVE
HAMPTON: FtOPLES SECURITY BUILDING GOOD FOR POLICE
MOf^ DOWfTCMJ RECYCLING
PEFSI-COLA BOTTLIWS CO.
HJRH(« HIGH AWARDS
PERESTR-OIKA
SEE ALSO SOVIET WJION, REFORM
•PERESTROIKA' CM ALSO i€AN DANGER, SOVIET IftilGRANT SAYS
PERFUfE
BY ANY OT^€R NAtt, THEY'RE STILL PERFUMES
PERSON COtKFY, N.C.
DURHAM TAX AW«D ^CTS 194 tf'ART>ENTS
RANKLIN, PERSON LOSE AID
PERSON cownr, n.c, bond issues
F'ERSON SCHOOL BONDS IftAU 'QUITE A FEU' NEW VOTERS
ROXBORO AREA CHAMBER SUFPC«TS SCHOOL BONDS
PERSON COUNTY KIARD OP EI«:ATI0N
PERSON SCHOOL BONDS DRAU 'QUITE A FEU' NEW VOTERS
ROXBORO AREA CHAMBER SUPPORTS SCHOOL BONDS
PERSON COWTY BOARD OF EOJCATIO^, ELECTIONS
FOUR CANHIHATES SEEK PERSON B0(^ SEATS
PERSON COUNTY CHAMKR OF COWCRCE
SEE R-OXBORO AREA CWtMEER CF C0f8€RCE
PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PERSON COMMISSIOfCRS AIOPT 'ADVERSE WEATHER FIDLICY'
THR-EE PRIORITY ITEMS SUGGESTED FOR PERSON CtXJNTY THIS YEAR
F'ERSON BOARD CONSIDERS ADOPTING ORDINANCE TO QUALIFY COUNTY FOR R.OOD,
PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIOfCRS, ELECTIONS
FOUR CANDIDATES SEEK PERSON BOARD SEATS
PERSON COLWTY LIBRARY
'LILTING' IRISH POETRY FILLS HALL AT UEYMOUTH WINTER i€ET
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOL iDfiUS
SEE PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
PERSON COUNTY SCHOO-S, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
PERSON SCHOOL BONIS DRAU 'QUITE A FEW' NEU VOTERS
ROXBOR-0 AREA CHAMBER SUF-PCRTS SCHOa BONIS
PERSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
PERSON SHERIFF DISMISSES DEPUTY l*€ FILED TO RUN AGAINST HIM
PERSONAL FRUF'ERTY TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
COUNH TAX LISTING LEADLINE NEARS
H 2 1/27/1990 C 1 C N R63
S 2 1/03/1990 B 4 U
3 2 1/10/1990 A 11 U
S 2 1/17/1990 D 5 U
S 2 1/24/1990 B 4 U
S 2 1/^1/1990 B 4 U
H 2 1/05/1990 A 1 P N R63
S 2 1/06/1990 A 1 N B53
H 2 1/10/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/13/1990 A 10 P P M6A
H 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P N K65
CHH 1 1/14/1990 A 4 U
3 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N
H 1 1/19/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N H60
H 1 1/19/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N H60
H 1 1/24/1990 C 1 N H60
H 1 1/03/1990 C 1 N
H 1 1/04/1990 C 1 N H60
. H 1 1/09/1990 B 1 N H60
H 1 1/24/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/28/1990 F 3 P U H45
H 1 1/19/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N H60
H 1 1/20/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/18/1990 C 1 N S69
PET LOSS SUF'PORT GRajP
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SEE ALSO ORANGE COIWTY ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY AND SHELTER
SEE ALSO SUF-PORT GROUPS
A LOSS JJST T^£ SAiC
PETS
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL (INaUDES CATS AND OTf£R ANIMALS)
SEE ALSO DOGS
FOR THIS FARM FAMILY, PET PIGS PROVIDE MORE THAN A PASTIME
A LOSS JUST WE SAJC
PHILLIPS MilOR HIGH SCHOOL (CfWPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE d-SQ CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SOWOLS
OFFICIALS TO MULL HONORS CHANGES
UNDERH?OUND NO MORE
FTOTOGRAP^RS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY
PORTFOLIO OF 'ATTRACTIVE' SIDE OF LIFE
PHOTOS PICTIKE LIFE OF BLACKS IN OLD MISSISSIPPI
cm 1 1/08/1990 A 3 P N S17
H 2
CHH 1
cm 1
cm 1
cm 1
H 2
PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CE^fTER FOR DOOMNTARY PHOTOGRAFW (CHANGED TO... STUDIES)
SEE ALSt) DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR W)CU^ENTARY STUDIES (FORICRLY ...FTOTOGRAPHY)
SEE ALSO PHOTOGWtfHERS, N.C.
STORIES OF OUR LIVES/NEW DIKE CENTER HEIR TO TRADITION S
PIGS
SEE ALSO VIETNAMESE POT-BELLIED PIGS
FOR THIS FARM FAMILY, PET PIGS PROVIDE MORE THAN A PASTIME
TVE PIGS ARE COMING!
PIt€CONE (PIEDMONT COWCIL OF TRADITIONAL MUSIC)
SEE ALSO FOLK MUSIC
ARTS C01M:IL TEAMS \JP WITH PI^ECO^E IN SERIES
PICKIN' AND PRIffflN'/ALICE GERRARD
PINEHURST COimRY CLUB
PINEHURST'S FAVORITE FOR '94 SENIOR OPEN
PinSTON COAL CO.
COAL ACCORD fWY SIGNAL RETURN OF ^RS. DOLE
PIZZA HUT (ERWIN ROAD)
TEEN ENTER'S GUILTY PLEA IN ROBBERY OF PIZZA mT
PIZZA HUT (Gl£SS ROAD)
MAN WHO WON JAIL SUIT LOSES REST OF MONEY
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED IN PIZZA HUT SHOOTING
SECOND MAN IS AFRESTED FOR SHOOTING AT PIZZA HUT
PLANTERS NATIONAL BA^9< AND TRUST CO. (GENERAL HEADING)
FIANTERS NATIONAL- B(M IN mjRHAM PROMOTES 2 FEMALE EMPLOYEES
ALERT BmVER SAVES MOM'S PAYCHECK
PLASTICS
DON'T STRANGLE NEW BEVERA(£ LAW
FIAYMAKERS REPERTORY CO.
'LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST'
SHAKESF'EARE— WITH A '60S TWIST
FIAZA ASSIXIATES
LIBRARY 6RCSJP FOR BUYING NEW BRANCH
COUNTY MAY BUY BUILDING FC« A NEW BRANCH LIBRARY
PaiCE BRUTALITY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM P-QLICE DEFT.
BLACK MAN CUIMS DURHAM POLICE HARASSMENT; PROBE ON
MAN ACCUSES POLICE OFFICERS OF BRUTALIH
cm 1
cm 1
1/07/1990 A
1/08/1990 A
1/01/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/29/1990 B
1/07/1990 A
1/15/1990 B
1/05/1990 D
1/19/1990 D
1/12/1990 B
1/08/1990 B
1/03/1990 D
1/06/1990 B
1/27/1990 C
1/27/1990 B
1/23/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1/30/1990 A
1/05/1990 B
1/09/1990 B
1/05/1990 A
1/06/1990 C
1 P N N36
3 P N S17
1 P N C62
1 P P L38
3 P N
1 P N N36
2 1/23/1990 C 1 P N E33
1 P N N36
1 N N36
7 P R M60
6 P U S56
1 P N C49
1 P N
8 N
1 N S82
1 N C47
1 N B53
9 P N
1 N B53
cm 1 1/09/1990 A 4 E
5 P N
3 P N
1 P N H65
1 P N H65
1 N N36
2 N
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POLICE LOG
SEE CRIMES, CHAPa HILL
POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH
SEE EPISCOPALIANS
FaiTICAL CAffAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE rt-SO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXF'E^QJlTURES
GROUP SPENT $57,652 ON FALL ELECTION
POLITICAL CAWAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
LOSER' STRAUBRIICE OUTSPENT JENKINS BY $30,000 IN 1989
JEM<INS SPENT LESS IN MAYOR'S CONTEST
NEW FRIENDS OF IMWAM REF'ORTS CONTRIBUTIONS OF $57,652 TO 7 CANDIDATES
FtLITICAL POLS
SEE POLLS
F-OLITICS, N.C.
SEE fU.SO DEMOCRATIC P^TY, N.C.
1990'S BRING CWWCE FOR PR'OBLEM-SaVIWS
POLLS
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
FLIP-FLOPPING FROM POLL TO POa
POLLUTION
SEE ALSO ENVIR'ONMENTAL FTOTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO NOISE PaLUTION
EF'A CHIEF VIEWS F'REVENTION OF POLLUTION AS W3PE OF FUTURE
FTOR
SEE POVERTY
POPLIFE (COLIWN)
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, MUSIC
A STUDY OF THE TRIANGLEyWSIC LESSONS
THE FUR STILL FLIES/F'SYCHEDaiC FURS IN RALEIGH
HE'D RATHER BE KNOWN AS A SINGER NONF'AREIL/GARTH BROOKS
THEY AREN'T SELF-SERIOUS OR 'PREACHY,' THEY INSIST/INDIGO GIRLS
PICKIN' AND PRINTIN'/ALICE GERRARD
EXIT MAJOSHA, ENTER POTS i PANS/BOUING OUT AT THE P4<EUERY
POF'ULATION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
CENSUS INTERVIEWS SCHEDULED JAN, 14-20
POPU.ATION, N.C.
CENSUS COMMITTEE HOPING RESIDENTS WILL BE COUNTED
FBRK-BARREL F'ROJECTS
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, "PORK BAR'REL" PR-OJECTS
POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORIO
AFfEALS COURT ALLOWS RAPE TRAUMA EVIIOCE
POTS i. PANS (BAND)
EXIT MAJOSHA, ENTER FIDTS & PANS/BOWING OUT AT THE BREWERY
F'OVER'TY
SEE ALSO AT-RISK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, POVERTY
INSIGHT/ONE STEP' UP, TWO STEPS BACK
DROP IN FOOD STAfiP USE PUZZLES EXF'ERTS
2 1/30/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/27/1990 C 1 C N R63
S 2 1/27/1990 B 1 P N
H 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N S69
S 2 1/08/1990 A 5 U Oil
H 2 1/29/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 3 P N M20
1/05/1990 D
1/12/1990 D
1/19/1990 D
1/19/1990 D
1/19/1990 D
1/26/1990 D
H 2 1/03/1990 D
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A
S 2 1/12/1990 A
H 2 1/26/1990 D
H 2 1/21/1990 D
H 2 1/29/1990 B
4 P U H90
4 P U H90
4 P U H90
5 P U H90
6 P U S56
4 P U H90
8 N
1 N C62
1 N B53
4 P U H90
1 D F
1 N
POWER COMPANIES
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SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AMD S.C.
POWER PLANTS
SEE NUCLEAR FtANTS, N.C. AND S.C.
PRAISE THE LORD
'PTL CLUB' SURVIVOR KHING OUT OF TOIW
PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATICW
SEE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
PRECIOUS fCTALS ORDINANCE
SEE DURHAM, N.C, ORDINANCES
PREGNANCY, AM3LESCENT
MARTIN PLANS PRENATAL-CARE MWST
•RESULTS,' NOT REPORTS SOUGHT
BUDGET PANEL BACKS 60VERNCK ON PLAN TO EXPAND ^EDICAID
BAD PROBLEMS DESERVES BETTER IDEAS
PREGNANT TEENS NEED ICLP, NOT PUNISHMENT
COMMISSIOICRS SAY EWJCATIW, TEEN P-REGNANCY KEY 1990 ISSUES
COMMISSIONERS LIST 1990-91 BUDGET OBJECTI<^S
PREP SPORTS
SEE PREP TEAMS, SPORTS (BOYS AND GIRLS) (GENERAL HEADING)
PREP SPORTS, GIRLS' TEAMS
SEE GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (BOYS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNI€R INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO BASKETB<41
KNIGHTS DOl*l VANCE; GIBBONS DUtff'S CAVS
JORDAN FALCONS STILL ONLY UNBEATEN TEAM
FALCONS NIP ORANGE
SOUTfCRN FALLS SHORT AGAIN; UNICORNS RALLY FOR OVERTIME WIN
ORANGE SCORCHES THE NETS, BURN PERSON, 76-59
JORDAN SF'READ EFFECTIVE, YET HORNETS WIN
WARRIORS SLIP PAST NORTHERN
CAPE FEAR RALLIES TO DEFEAT CRESSET
TERRELL'S 46 POINTS GUN IKWN UNICORtlS, 77-67
LAYOFF NO PROBLEMS FOR TIGERS; SOUTH GRANVILLE WINS FIRST
NORTHERN HOLDS OFF ORANGE RALLY
UNICORNS RIP SOUTVERN; DURHAM ROLLS
LATE STEAL LIFTS VAfCE PAST ORANGE
PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS) (SEE ALSO t£ADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCTOOLS)
JORDAN GIRLS EASE PAST PER-SON, 45-44
NISHA WATSON LIFTS HILLSIDE GIRLS PAST JORDAN
HAGE PACES CAVALIER GIRLS TO lOTH STRAIGHT
DILLARD SPARKS JORDAN GIRLS
PALMER PACES PERSON; MORROW LIFTS PANTWIS
PREP TEAMS, SPORTS (BOYS AND GIRLS) (1»ERAL fCADING)
DURHAM PREP TEAMS FARE WELL IN THE '80'S
PRESCHOOL edii:ation
SEE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
PR-ESERVATION AND RESTORATION
SEE RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE W.SO ELECTIONS, DURHAM COUNTY, PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C, RIM3FF
RACE FOR CONGRESS, OTHER OFFICES TO BEGIN
FILINGS/ASSOCIATE MINISTER RUNS FOR STATE rt"XiSE
U.S. REP. PRICE CHALLDJGED BY MOORE
PERSON StCRIFF DISMISSES DEPUTY WHO FILED TO RUN AGAINST HIM
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT APF'ROVAL AWAITED ON F'RIMARY CHANGE
S 2 1/30/1990 A 4 E
cm
CHH
H
cm
S
H
S
H 2
H
H
1/06/1990
1/06/1990
1/10/1990
1/12/1990
1/12/1990
1/26/1990
1/26/1990
1/03/1990 D
1/09/1990 B
1/09/1990 B
1/10/1990 D
1/13/1990 D
1/13/1990 D
1/13/1990 D
1/13/1990 B
1/18/1990 B
1/20/1990 D
1/24/1990 D
1/25/1990 C
1/31/1990 D
1/06/1990 B
1/13/1990 D
1/24/1990 D
1/27/1990 D
1/31/1990 D
S 2 1/06/1990 B
N S17
N S17
N L40
E
E
N C47
1 P N H65
N
N B40
N
N
N B64
N G55
N
N A76
N U55
N U55
N U55
N U55
N
U A76
H
2
1/01/1990 A
N L40
H
1/03/1990 C
P N 369
H
2
1/03/1990 C
N L40
H
1
1/20/1990 C
N H60
H
2
1/30/1990 C
N
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PRI(W<Y READING PRCGRAM
SEE READI^«
PRIfC INTEREST RATE
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
MAJOR BANKS CUT P-RI^E
CCB LOSERS ITS PRIhE RATE TO 10 PERCENT
F■RI^E LENDING RATES
SEE PRIf€ INTEF£ST RATE
FlilNCIPALS, M^i^
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOa.S, PRIfCIPALS
PRISON CONSTRUCTION
UTO IS mim TO BE PUT BEHIND THOSE fCU PRISW BARS?
F-RISOfCR ESCAPES, CtJRHAM
SEE ALSO IXJRmil COUNTY JAIL, ESCAPES
ESCAPEE f€TTS CMX3HT BY PO-ICE
GRANVILLE F-RISQ^ER ESCAPES IN DIFHAM
FtLICE LKS/F'RISONER ESCAPES IN MMTOUN
ESCAFQ GRANVILLE PRISONER STILL KING SOJGHT
PRISOfCRS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISCWS, N.C, POPUJ^TION
WHO IS GOIfffi TO BE PUT BEHIND THOSE mi F'RISON BW<S?
F-RISONS, N.C, CONSTRUCTION
SEE F-RISON CONSTRIJCTIWJ
F'RISONS, N.C, CROWDING
SEE PRISONS, N.C, OVERCRWDING
PRISONS, N.C, OVERCROWDING
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, FIFtlj^TION
PRISON FWULATION DROOPS IMER •SUF'ER'CAF'' LIMIT
OFFICIALS hCPE FW i^YTHING TO SLOW P-RISON ADMISSIONS
LCCK TICM UP AND PUT THEM tWERE?
PRISONS, N.C, P(PULATION
SEE M.SO PRISONERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, OVERCROWDING
Whffl IS MING TO BE PUT BEHIND TTOSE f£U PRISON BARS?
OFFICIALS WPE FO? fWYTHING TO SLOW PRISC^N AliMISSIONS
N.C. PRISON FtfULATION AGAIN BaOU 'Sli^'ER-CAF"
PRIVACY
TE?flJR£ ANTI-a»f IDENTIALITY RULIfffi GETS MIXED REVIEWS IN DURHAM
TEM^E R-ULING IS UR1M3
FI^IVATE INIWSTRY COWCIL (NOW RESEARCH TRIANGLE F'RIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL)
TRAINING OFFERS A ROAD OUT OF FWERH
PRO-ARREST PXICY
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE flSO KJMESTIC VIOLENCE
DO^ESTIC VIOLENCE CASES ^«ULD HAVE 'PRO ARREST' F^ICY
F-ROnUCERS
SEE ALSO ENTERTAIf«€NT, DURJWI
J}€ F-R-ODUCER
PROPERTY DISaOSURE LAWS
E^OWN, RIVER BOTH LANDLORDS (CORRECTED)
CORRECTION
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CtW
1
1/31/1990
A
2 N
2 1/09/1990 A 1 C N
2 1/10/1990 C 10 N
H 2 1/21/1990 D 2 U L40
H 2 1/05/1990 C 1 N
S 2 1/25/1990 B 1 P N K3
H 2 1/26/1990 C 1 N NIA
S 2 1/26/1990 C 1 P N E53
H 2 1/21/1990 D
U L40
H 2 1/24/1990 B 4 N
H 2 1/26/1990 C 4 N
cm 1 1/29/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/21/1990 D 2 U L40
H 2 1/26/1990 C 4 N
H 2 1/27/1990 C 2 N
H 2 1/14/1990 B 1 N N36
H 2 1/20/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/17/1990 D 9 N C60
H 2 1/02/1990 A 5 J
H 2 l/U/1990 A 6 P N S56
cm 1 1/04/199C A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 1/06/1990 A 2 N
FROF-ERTY TAXES, CARRBORO
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SEE CARRBORO, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
PROPERTY TAXES, WJRHAH
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
DURHAM PROPERTY TAX DEADLINE IS THIS FRIDAY
PRCTERTY TAXES, HJRHAM COJNTY
BEAT THE CLOCK
COJNTY TAX LISTING DEAHINE NEARS
PROPOSITION 48 AND 42
SEE ALSO ATHLETES, ACAICMIC STANDARDS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
NCAA ALTERS PROP 42, VOTES AGAINST REPEALING CONTROVERSIAL LEGISLATION
FKUDENTIAL TRIANGLE REALTY (FORfCRLY MERRILL LYNCH REALH) _ _^
SEE ALSO MERRILL LYNCH REALH/MID-ATLANTIC INC. (CHANGED TO PRUDENTIAL TRI, REALTY)
ffl^RILL LYNCH REALTY NOW P'RUDENTIAL TRIANGLE REALTY H 2 1/14/1990 F
H
2
1/03/1990 C
1
N S69
S
H
2
2
1/06/1990 C
1/18/1990 C
1
1
P N T32
N S69
H
2
1/09/1990 B
2
N
PSYCHEDELIC FURS (WJSIC GROUP)
THE FUR STILL FLIES/PSYCHEDELIC FURS IN RALEIGH
PSYCHEDELIC FURS STILL DRONING AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
PUBLIC CAi^AIGN RM)S
SEE POLITICO. CWtf'AIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
PUBLIC DEFENDERS, ORANGE COUNTY
OSBORN TO QUIT PURIC DEFENDER'S ^B
DEFENDER HELPS TURN ȣELS OF JUSTICE
PUBLIC H0USIM3
SEE DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE FEU GARDENS HOJSING PROJECT
SEE HOUSING, DURHi^ai
2 1/12/1990 D
2 1/16/1990 A
cm 1
CHH 1
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO,
SPRING VISIT TO BOULDER DISCUSSED
N.C.)
PUBLIC RECtraS
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUhfTY
STATE UASTE AUTHORITY'S RESPONSE QUESTIONED
WASTE GROUP'S IfTORMATION PROCEDURES DRAW CRITICISM
SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER YOU?
AUTHORITY OFFICIAL CRITICIZES INFORMATION PROCEDURES
HACKNEY LETTER ANSWER OK, PRESS LAWYER SAYS
PUBLIC DESERVES EQUAL TREATMENT
UILUCIT ARGUES TAPING MAY 'CHILL' QUESTIONS
PUBLIC SOfiOL FORUM OF N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, REFORM
RURAL SCHOO. SAY FUNDING INSUFFICIENT
PUBLIC SERVICE ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
PUBLIC STAFF OF Tf£ N.C. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
SEE CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
SEE MASS TRANSIT
GUEST PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION PROC^AM PRAISED
QUILTS
ARTWORKS FOR COLD NiaiTS ON DISFIAY
1/18/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
CHH 1 1/24/1990 A
S 2 1/16/1990 A
1 D U
4 P U H90
6 P R H90
1 P N M70
4 E
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
3 P N M70
cm 1
1/16/1990 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
1/22/1990 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
1/22/1990 A
4 E
cm 1
1/23/1990 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
1 P N M25
H 2 1/24/1990 B 7 N
3 N C62
6 P F S27
QUINTILES, I(C.
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1/31/1990
BY SUBJECTS
QUI^frILES INC. OF ChWPEL HILL PLANS MOVE TO RESEARCH PARK'
RJR NABISCO INC.
SEE ALSO NEXT CENTURY SCHOOLS
CITY-COWTY SCHOOLS BID FC« »30 MILLION GRANT
RJ^-NABISCO DROPS PGA
RSWP BENEFIT
mems for sponsoring rsvw
R. J, REYfOJS TOBACCO CO.
RJR'S RIFFIN! CiyiL-RIGHTS STRUGO-E NOT OVER
RJR SCRAPS TEST MARKETING OF CIGARETTE AIMED AT BLACKS
A TARGET THAT FIRES BACK
RABIES
COMY LAW AIMS FOR STRONffiR RABIES CONTR-O.
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION
SEE f^-SO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES ((SNERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MHJORITIES (GENERAL HEAIUNG)
R:ACIST GR'OUP SHOON'T KT RELIGIOUS TAX BREAK
THE fEU BREEB OF WHITE RACISTS
FURTfCR SLLLYIMB A tAD REFUTATION
WHAT'S CH(W(0 SINCE KING DIED''
RACIST E£NT OF ICWSPAPER PROVOKES IRE
VA. INAW5URAL SIGN CF SOUTJERN fCALING
T^£ CRUaTY OF SILENT LIES
A CHJESTION OF VALUES
TOWARD THE TABLE OF BROTtERHOOD
EIiWARDS HEARING DELAY DENIED
OFFICERS TESTIFY EDUARBS ENTRAPPED
EKJARIS FELL THROUGH CRACKS, Sf€RMAN SAYS
FAVORITISM A PROBLEM, NOT RACISM, ZUNIGA SAYS
160 AGRICULTIKE AGENTS WILL GET PART OF $800,000 SETTLEi^NT
MAN SAYS POLICE RACIAUY MOTIVATED IN STOFfING HIM
EI1UARI6 CASE NOTES MULLED
POLICE STOP BASED ON SKIN COLff? DRAWS FraTEST
RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
WOMAN DIES IN COLLISION WITH TRICK UlfH DURHAM-BOUNIi RADIOACTIVE LOAD
GLAXO SETS WASTE INCIfCRATOR SESSION TODAY
RADIOACTIVE WASTE
SEE ALSO N.C. LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGE^ENT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO N.C, WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
CHATHAM HAZARDOLtS WASTE SITE STILL IN THE RUNNING
DISF-OSAL FACILITIES DIFFER FOR RADIOACTIVE, OTHER WASTES
GOVERNOR RECEIVES FCTITION AGAINST WASTE STORAGE SITE
RAIL PASSENGER TASK FORCE
AMTR«< BACK ON TRACK TO D15*WM
RAILROADS, wftmn
AMTRAK PLANS PASSENGER SERVICE TO DURHAM
GETTING RAILROADED OUT OF TOWN
riURHAM TRAIN STOP fCEDS WRWEMENTS
RAINBOW THE CLOW
SEE CLOWNS
RAINFALL, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEAT1€R, WJRHAM
r^EARY DAY
RAISING A^ERICA'S CHILDREN (TV SERIES)
SERIES LOOKS AT RAISING U.S. YOUTH
!1 E
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2 1/12/1990 C
N K65
H 2 1/06/1990 A 10 N C47
I-" 2 1/12/1990 B 2 N
cm 1 1/24/1990 A
H 2 1/14/1990 A 1 P N C47
H 2 1/20/1990 A 1 P N
H 2 1/29/1990 A 4 E
3 2 1/13/1990 C 1 N H65
S 2
1/03/1990 A
4
E
H 2
1/07/1990 D
4
E
H 2
1/09/1990 A
4
E
H 2
1/14/1990 D
5
U
cm 1
1/15/1990 A
3
P N S17
cm 1
1/17/1990 A
4
E
H 2
1/18/1990 A
4
E
cm 1
1/20/1990 A
3 P N
CHH 1
l/2'0/1990 A
4
E
cm 1
1/22/1990 A
1
N S17
!m 1
1/23/1990 A
1
P N S17
cm 1
1/24/1990 A
1
P N S17
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
1
P N S17
H 2
1/25/1990 B
(
N
U 2
1/26/1990 C
1
N R63
•:m 1
1/26/1990 A
3
N S17
S 2
1/26/1990 C
1
N C61
H 2
1/14/1990 B
n
N
H 2
1/24/1990 D
9
N
cm 2
CHH 2
H 2
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1/12/'1990 B
1
1
9
P N M25
N M25
N
S 2
1/23/1990 A
1
P N C61
H 2
H 2
S 2
1/24/1990 C
1/26/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1
4
4
N R63
E
E
S 2 1/26/1990 C 1 P P S76
cm 1 1/29/1990 A 3 P N D38
RV^LEIGH CITY COUNCIL
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1/31/1990
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TVE PIGS ARE COMING!
RALEIGH LITTLE THEATRE
'RAPPAPORT': LAUGHING LOOK AT TfC MYTHOLOGY OF AGING
RLT'S 'I'M NOT RAPPAPORT' IS UITTY AND M0VIW3 PRODUCTION
RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER (NEUSF'tftR)
SEE NEWS AND OBSERVER
RALEI6H/DURHW1 AIRPORT, ACCIDENTS
SEE ACCIDENTS, AIRPLAJCS, WJRHAM (INaUDES RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT)
RALEIGH/BUWAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
FOG SLOWS TRAVa IN TRIANOE
JET LANDS, DRAGGING ITS TRAIL
OUT OF THE FOG...
SKY CHEFS STAGES FOOD SERVICE 'BW.LET' AT BIG RDU FLIGHT KITCHEN
RIiU HAS BUSY YE/« IN SPITE OF SLOW DECEMBER
PLANE MAKES BELLY LANDING AT RDU
AIRFtlRT SHOLD BE SOLD TO PRIVATE INTERESTS— STUDY REPORTS
RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIC»(AL AIRPtffiT, AIR TRAFFIC CONTRa TOWER
DISAPPEARING TOWER OF RDU
RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, FEES
RDU FEE PLAN UPSETS HOTELS, CAR RENT(«. AGENCIES
RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, NOISE ABATEMENT
SEE ALSO NOISE POLLUTION
AIRF'ORT AUTTORITY SETS PUH.IC HEWING ON NOISE RULE FIAN
FLIGHT FROM NOISE
RDU HAS BUSY YEAR IN SF'ITE OF SLOW DECEMBER
RALEIGH/BURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, PARKING LOTS
RDU FEE FIAN UFSETS HOTELS, CAR RENTW. AGENCIES
RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, PASSENGERS
RDU mS BUSY YE/W IN SPITE OF SLOW ffiCEMBER
Rjy.EI6H/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, SHUTTLE SERVICE
RDU FEE PUW LPSETS HOTELS, CAR RENTAL AGENCIES
RALEIGH/DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORIH
RDU FEE PLAN UPSETS HOTELS, CAR RENTAL AGENCIES
AIRPORT AUTHORITY SETS PUBLIC ^CARING ON NOISE RULE PLAN
FLIGHT mm NOISE
RDU Wis BUSY YEAR IN SPITE OF SLOW DECEMBER
RAPE, CARRBORO
SUSPECT IN LOCAL RM>ES CHARGED
SUSPECT SERVED TIME FOR '73 RAPE
RAPE, DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV., RAPE
RAPE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., RAPE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSALLTS
MAN CHAR'GED WITH HOLDING, ASSAULTING WOMAN FOR 2 DAYS
FtllCE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN 3 ROBBERIES
ASSAULT CHARGE SPLITS COUNCIL ON TAXI PERMIT
DECISION IS REVERSED ON TAXI-PERMIT DENIAL
ODD RULES, MISCHIEF BRIhJG JUSTICE
POLICE LOG/CR'OWN MANAGER CHARGED AFTER ROBBERY REPORT
RAPE, N.C.
AFf EALS COURT ALLOWS RAPE TRAUMA EVIDENCE
RAPE TRAUMA SYNDROfE
APPEALS COURT ALLOWS RAPE TRAUMA EVIDENCE
H 2 1/15/1990 B 1 N N3A
H 2 1/16/1990 A 6 R W66
S 2 1/16/1990 B 3 R
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/09/1990 A
1/10/1990 C
1/10/1990 C
1/21/1990 D
1/24/1990 C
1/25/1990 A
1/'31/1990 C
11 N E33
3 P P
3 P P T37
6 P N K65
1 N K65
1 P N
1 N K65
1/10/1990 C 1 P P T37
1/10/1990 C 1 N K65
1/10/1990 C
1/21/1990 A
1/24/1990 C
1/10/1990 C
1/24/1990 C
2 1/10/1990 C
1/10/1990 C
1/10/1990 C
1/21/1990 A
1/24/1990 C
1/19/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1 N K65
1 M N S69
1 N K65
1 N K65
1 N K65
1 N K65
1 N K65
1 N K65
1 M N S69
1 N K65
1 N M70
3 N M70
s
2
1/08/1990 C
1 N E53
H
2
1/09/1990 B
1 N
S
2
1/17/1990 C
1 P N C61
S
2
1/18/1990 C
1 P N C61
H
2
1/21/1990 D
5 U A20
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1 N M51
S 2 1/12/1990 A 1 N B53
S 2 1/12/1990 A 1 N B53
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RAF'ID TAX REFUNDS
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX REFUNDS
N.C. REWMP OF RAPID TAX REFIM)S URGED
IRS RETURNS GO ELECTRONIC
READING
SEE ALSO laiTERACY
SONORITY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN TO REGISTER READING VOLUNTEERS
REAL ESTATE
SEE ALSO SALE BY OWCR
CLARIFICATION
REAL ESTATE FIRMS
SEE ALSO UJRHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
EX-MAYOR BUYS REAL ESTATE DIVISION
REAL ESTATE FORECLOafl^
FCKECLOSURE FORCES LANDfttRK im SALE
REASON FOUNDATION
AIRF-ORT SHOJLD BE SCLD TO PRIVATE INTERESTS— STUDY REPORTS
RECALL
SEE AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAf€S OF SFtCIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO HWJUFACTURERS)
SEE REFERENDA
RECORDS
COVERED/ALBUMS BRING WRE EXFOSWi£ TO TRIANGLE BANDS
ALBUMS WITH AN IVP(€1
RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO SPORTS, STATISTICS
ERRANT ^T STREAM IS BLAMED FOR COLD AND ICT DECEMBER
RECREATION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
A REC 'UISH LIST' FOR THE 1990'S
R-ECRUITING
SEE SPORTS, RECRUITIW3
RECYaiNG
CHRISTMAS TREE CEMETERY?
STATE TAKES SMALL BUT SIGNIFICANT STEP
DUKE chapel: a DIVIfC ALTERNATIVE TO LANDFILL?
THE PROFITS OF RECYCLING
RECYCLING, HJS SERVICE MAY SEE EXPANSION
RED CLAY RAMBLERS (MUSIC GROUP')
SINGER/SONGWRITER IS AIMING FOR THE TOP
REFERDJDA
SEE ALSt) DURHAM, N.C, BOND R-EFERBIDUMS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
N.C. VOTERS SHOULD DECIDE FATE OF LOHERY
REGION J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
REGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
FIVE COUNTIES MAY BUILD REGIONAL LANDFILL
REGIONAL COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT
SEE REGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNfOTS
H 2 1/21/1990 A 1 N L40
H 2 1/27/1990 C 1 N 369
CHH 1 1/29/1990 A 1 P N C62
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A 8 N
S 2 1/02/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/09/1990 A 14 N
H 2 1/31/1990 C 1 N K65
H 2 1/I2y'1990 D 1 P P L38
H 2 1/12/1990 D 3 P F H90
H 2 1/03/1990 C 3 P P KZO
S 2 1/02/1990 B 6 U A76
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A 2 P P L38
CHH 1 1/06/1990 A 4 E
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 4 U
CHH 1 1/16/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A 3 N M70
H 2 1/05/1990 D 6 P R B71
S 2 1/18/1990 A 4 E
H 1 1/30/1990 C 1 N T33
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (PROPOSED)
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SEE ALSO MASS TRANSIT
iCW TRANSIT PANEL SWEARS iCMBERS
ISSUE OF TRANSPORTATION TAX MAY BE RESURRECTED IN SPRING
AN AUTHORITY Ulimn CLOUT
REHABILITATION TVEM'f
PATIENTS mi ILL TO 'REHAB' NUR-SE
RELIGION (SEE ALSO NA^ES OF CHU«>£S>
SEE ALSO ISUW (GEfERAL l€ADING)
SEE ALSO MUaiMS
SEE ALSO SCHOa.S, N.C, RELIGION
SEE ALSO SEPARATION (F CHURCH AND STATE
MCMAMJS COUm DEBUTS fOT WEEK
REMEDIAL EDUCATION
SEE READING
RENEW PROGRAM
SEE N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COhSIISSION
REPUBLICAN PARTY, DURHAM COUNTY
REMARKS RILE REPUBLICANS
CLEMENT AHACK OF HELMS IRKS GOP LEADERS
FREEDOM OF SPEECH HAS NO PARTY LINE
m> FIGHT IS NONSENSE
EDITORIAL AnACKIl« GOP: CONaUSIONS WITHOUT FACTS
RESCUES
TODDLER SAVED FROM BLAZE
FIREFIGHTER WW) SAVED KITTENS SHOWERED WITH HU^WN PRAISE
AGENCY HONORS GRAtWILLE MAN FOR RESCUE EFFORT
2 WHO PULLED GIRL FROM FIRE HONORED
RESEARCH TRIANGLE FOUNDATION
RESEARCH TRIANGLE FfflJNDATION l^S STEP DOWN; NOW PART-TIME CONSULTANTS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE
U.S. WAR ON DRUGS DRAWS FROM RTI'S SURVEY, RESEARCH
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL BUSI!€SS MACHINES CORP., RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
QUINTILES INC. OF CHAPEL HILL PLANS HOVE TO RESEARCH PARK
M0Un«3 OFFICES IfflULD BE GOOD UNC DECISION
'IHim TANK' DIRECTOR NAMED HARVARD FELLOW
GROU^(DBREAKING
MICRIDELECTRONICS CENTER GETS TOP BILLING FROM REVIEW PANEL
SCIENTIFIC AR-ENA TO GET MORE BLACKS
INCREASING RATE OF RTP NEICOMERS CHOOSING DURHAM HOMES
GLAXO SETS WASTE INCINERATOR SESSION TODAY
C£'S DURHAM A^^«JNCE}€NT PART OF $187 miLim PLAN
LONGTIME RTP TENANT FIANS MOVE
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
THREE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS CREATE DEVELOPI€NT hJEAR LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL
RESEARCH TRIfWGLE PARK OUTREACH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
SEE ALSO [tURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
INCREASING RATE OF RTP NEWCOf€RS CHOOSING DURHAM HOMES
RESEARCH TRIANGLE SIERRA CLUB
GROUP URGES LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM
RESERVOIRS
SEE ALSO LAKE MICHIE
SEE ALSO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR SITE DEBATE BREWS
HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR LEERY OF COJNTY PROPOSAL
S 2 1/22/1990 C
H 2 1/23/1990 B
H 2 1/25/1990 A
H 2
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
1/19/1990
1/20/1990
1/20/1990
1/23/1990
1/29/1990
CHH 1 1/04/1990 A
H 2 1/14/1990 A
H 1 1/17/1990 C
CHH 1 1/30/1990 A
H 2 1/04/1990 C
H 2 1/14/1990 B
1/12/1990 C
1/16/1990 A
1/17/1990 D
1/17/1990 D
1/19/1990 C
1/19/1990 C
1/21/1990 B
1/24/1990 D
1/25/1990 A
1/30/1990 C
1/21/1990 B
1/08/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1/14/1990 A
1 N C61
1 N K65
4 E
S 2 1/01/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/20/1990 A 5 P J A20
1 N C61
1 P N 369
4 E
4 E
4 L
1 P N M70
1 P N M51
1 P N T33
1 P N M70
3 N K65
1 N K65
N K65
E
N K65
P L38
N K65
N K65
N C60
N
N K65
N K65
H 2 1/11/1990 C 1 P N K65
1 N C60
1 N S17
1 P N H20
5 N M20
RESIICNCE INN
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TH^ CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS CREATE reytLCf-fCNT NEAR LOWE'S (StOVt SCHCSX H 2
REST AREAS
STATE WANTS WATER, SEICR LIȣS TO 1-85 REST ST(?S
H 1
RESTAURANTS, HJRWiM
SEE ALSO LITTLE CAESAR'S PIZZA
SEE ALSO WORD CF HOUTH TRIAf«3LE RESTAU^AVT ANIi MAR-KET aJIffi FCK 1990 (BOOO
FISHMONGER'S EXP<VffiIi^, AUDING 34-FOOT OYSTER BAR S
TRIAMS^ DINIfffi, BY THE KKK H
RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
CAROLINA T^£ATR£ PLANS WILL BE SCALED BACK
AS TI(€ .lARC^ES CN
L&NG LIFE NOT FC5<Tl^ OF EARLIER COURTHOUSES
FtKK" mf£L CUTS HIT CHATHAM COl^'THXJSE PR-O^CT HARD
RETARIO CITIZENS, Dl^Wtfl COMY ASSOCIATCS^ FH^
SEE rBi<HAH COJNTY ASStKIATIOJ FCK R£T(«IO CITIZENS
RETIRED PERSON
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
REVIEWS, ART
Jam HOLZER'S «SSAGES PUT U.S. ART IN A BAD LIGHT
m^nm, cfims still battling
WCRIS ON WALLS .IJST A PASSIM3 FLASH
CARTKJNS LAffCON tCLttS' STAND ON ART
REVIEWS, KBKS
TIMBERLi^ va.U!€ SHOWS 'TfC WAY THINGS USQi TO BE'
CCHF'LEX Fi:RTRAY(t OF FAMILY yiCLENCE
POET DRAWS LPON EXPERIENCE TO USE REALISM, ABSTRACTION
AWARD Uimim TAR ^£EL Nr?.€LIST KlUS COURSE WITH NEiJ VOLl^
REVIEWS, FIU«
IT'S AN EXCELLENT FILM— TO SEE IN PURGATORY/ 'tE' RE NO iWGELS'
SPIELBERG 'SCH.CCK' CRASfCS AND BLIRNS/' ALWAYS'
Tf;:IO'S FIRE FOR'ffiS A .VCT-TO-BE-MIStO FILM/'BCSiN m TrE Fa.«:TH OF J.V(>
A TIfCLY FtlRTRi^YAL OF HIGH TIMES AND LOWLIFES/'DkLGSTCRE COJBQY'
A TREASUS of a film, a lock into OUR PAST/'DRIUIhJG MISS DAISY'
TKl MANY OF T>£ KST ARE iCVER SiVMi >£R£/TOP 10 FILMS OF '89
ENTERTAINIf* HISTORY/ 'S-ORY'
REVIEWS, hWSIC
SEE ALSO POFtlFE (CaLS^)
HERWJiING Tf£... T(P 10 IN JAZZ
A STUDY CF Tf£ TRIANO-E/WSIC LESS^M
SINGER/SONS^ITER IS AIMING FOR THE TOP'
ARTS C01M:IL TEAMS LP WITH PIf€CONE IN SERIES
JOHN FA^tY/JOSH l«ITE JR. -ONE ACT HITS, T>£ OTICR MISSES
FSYCfflJELIC fVtS STILL [ftONING PfJU( Aa Tt€SE YEARS
GETTES SISTER-S FWNDLE CHAMBER tORKS WITH fltSICALITY, POISE
CHCFIN IS GR/WD IN UAHS* HWffi
CREAM OF TV£ CROP IN GR:OWN-lP MUSIC
COIfl^'ELLING, STYLISH ANWE WATTS FIAYS 'MLSIC (F TFE AMB-S'
T>£ SIffflE MAN/TIf€ CHANGES CHARLIE DANIELS
TOCfO STRING QU<^'TET LIVES UP TO BILLIhW
A JAZZ STAR OF TDMORRCW FIAYS YESTERYEAR'S BEBOP
AUDIENCE (m MUSICIANS ENXY ARS NOVA STYLE
CWff'BELL, AS LEAICR, A THINKER'S PlWffl MAN
REVIEWS, RESTAURANTS
TRY IT WILE IT'S STILL AUTHENTICALLY INDIAN
LOTS OF GOOD FCOD, A REASCWAELE PRICE— AND NO CROWIS
IT WOULD W)RK BETTER AS A TAKE-OUT MLAL— WITH CUSTOMIZIN-G
SCifCCNE IN THE KITCHEN WITH DINER' KNOW-HOW/ 'PAUNCH' AT THE WABASH
UJ€N ALL T}£ DINIf« R'COM'S A STAGE/ 'JUDY' AT TRIA^J6L£ DL'M]? THEATRE
H 2
OV 1
CHH 1
cm 1
1/11/1990 C 1 P N K65
1/04/1990 C 1 N T33
1/06/1990 C
1/16/1990 A
1 P N E33
6 P N S56
1/05/1990 A 1 P N R63
1/23/1990 A 1 P N M25
1/28/1990 A 1 N M25
1/28/1990 A 1 N M25
H
2
1/07/1990 E
7 P U G68
H
2
1/14/1990 E
S P R G6S
H
2
1/21/1990 E
8 P R G68
H
2
1/28/1990 E
3 P R G68
H
2
1/07/1990 D
3 P U H45
H
2
1/07/1990 D
3 P R
H
2
1/14/1990 D
3 R
H
2
1/28/1990 F
3 R
H
2
1/05/1990 D
15 P R S66
H
2
1/05/1990 D
15 P R S92
H
2
1/12/1990 D
15 P R S66
H
2
1/1'?/1990 D
15 P R SA4
H
2
1/19/1990 D
16 P R S92
H
ii.
1/26/1990 D
15 P R 366
H
2
1/26/1990 D
16 P R S92
H
2
1/02/1990 A
6 P R S66
H
2
1/05/1990 D
4 p y H90
H
2
1/05/1990 D
6 P R B71
H
2
1/05/1990 D
7 P R M60
H
2
1/16/1990 A
6 R H90
H
2
1/16/1990 A
6 P R H90
H
2
1/16/1990 A
7 R DIO
H
2
1/18/1990 A
6 P R L59
H
2
1/18/1990 A
6 R '566
S
2
1/18/1990 B
12 R C58
H
2
1/21/1990 E
1 P R h'90
H
2
1/23/1990 A
6 P R L59
H
2
1/23/1990 A
6 P R £66
H
2
1/28/1990 E
7 P R DIO
H
2
1/30/1990 A
6 R 366
H
1/05/1990 D
10 P R 052
H
2
1/12/1990 D
10 P R C09
H
2
1/12/1990 D
10 P R 052
H
9
1/19/1990 D
10 P R C09
H
2
1/26/1990 D
10 P ft 052
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C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., T}£ATER (IICLUDES PLAYS AND SITES)
'RAF'PAPQRT': LAUGHING LOOK AT THE MYTHOLOGY OF AGING
RIT'S 'I'M NOT RAFfAPORT' IS UIHY AND MOVING PR'OEiUCTION
'BETWEEN DAYLIGHT AND BOOWILLE' IS POWERFUL, HARROWING
WAITING FOR DAYLIGHT, OR SDMETHING
'DANGEROUS BUFFOO^£RY' IS TOO SELF-INDULGENT
SACRED AND PROFANE A FUNNY MIX m STAGE
REVIEWS, VIDEOS
AN OPERA TAPED IN ITALY/ 'I LOMBARDI'
THAT LADY OF SPAIN/ALMODOVAR'S 'WOMEN'
FUJI'S MIXED MESSAGE IS A STATEMENT IN ITSELF/'DO THE RIGHT THING'
FILM GIVES A GLIMPSE OF URBAN SOVIET LIFE/'FORGETTEN MaODY FOR A FLUTE'
RICHARD E. IWITTED rt*WN SERVICES CENTER
COUNH WORKERS SET FOR MOVI^ffi, HARTl^LL SAYS
RIGHT-TO-READ PROGRAM
SEE READING
RILEY PAINT CO.
FIRM LEAVES DOWNTOWN FOR CHAPa HILL BLVD. SITE
RIOTS
BRAWL MAY END EAGLES-AGGIES'
Tl€ GAIC THAT TUR>0 Ua.Y
60-YEAR-OLD SERIES
RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS WILL SEEK RIVERSIDE >BLP
ROAD-PAVING COtfl^ANIES (SEE NAhE OF SPECIFIC CO.)
SEE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
ROAD SIGNS
SEE BILLBOARDS
SEE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
ROADS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, DlffHAM
SEE ALSO BREAKING AND ENTERING (CRIME)
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRIa^TLEAF IS ROBBED
FtLICE LOG/THIEVES ROB BROWNSTOfES INN SUNDAY NIGHT
F-OLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED FCF ASSAULTING TWEE OFICERS
TEEN ENTERS (SJILTY PLEA IN ROBBERY OF PIZZA HUT
POLICE LOG/aMfAN TAKES *400 FROM MAN WAUING HIS DOG
HELMS SENTENCED FOR ROBBERY, ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/WOMAN STRUCK, KILLED BY AUTO
F-CLICE LOG/CONVENIENCE STORE BR'EAK-IN SUSF'ECT HELD
POLICE LOG/CHASE ENDS WITH ASSAULT, DWI CHARGES
MAN StXJGHT IN LIBRARY KNIFING NOW ALSO WANTED FOR ROBBERY
POLICE HUNT 3 ROBBERS
PORTER DRAWS THREE-YEAR SENTENCE FOR SERVICE-STATION ROBBERY
MAN HELD IN HOCUTT RD. ROBBERY
POLICE LOG/PinSBORO nm CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT HOME IN DURHAM
POLICE LOG/3 INJJRO IN TRtJCK, CAR COLLISION
TOOTHBRUSH IN HAND, POOLE PR-EF'ARES FOR PRISON
F-OLICE LOG/CROWN MANAGER CHARGED AFTER ROBBEKY REF'ORT
POLICE LOG/RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES ROBBED
ROBBERY ATTEMPTS, DURHAM
POLICE LOG/THIEVES ROB BROWNSTONES INN SUNDAY NIGHT
ROCK CREEK APARTMENTS
ROCK CREEK APTS. SOLD FOR MORE THAN $7 MILLION
ROCKY HILL SUBDIVISION
JUNK 'STILL' SITUATED ON ROCKY HILL
1/16/1990 A
1/16/1990 B
1/17/1990 B
1/18/1990 A
1/18/1990 B
1/30/1990 A
1/05/1990 D
1/12/1990 D
1/19/1990 D
1/26/1990 D
6
3
4
6
11
6
R W66
R
R B77
R U66
R BT?
R L59
19 R L59
19 P R L59
19 P R L59
19 R L59
cm 1 1/28/1990 A 1 P N (120
S 2 1/06/1990 C 1 N E33
H 2 1/20/1990 D
H 2 1/23/1990 A
1 P N B64
4 E
S 2 1/03/1990 A 1 N Yll
H
2
1/01/1990 C
1 N
H
2
1/02/1990 B
1 P N
H
2
1/03/1990 C
1 P N M51
H
2
1/03/1990 D
8 N
H
2
1/04/1990 C
1 N M51
H
2
1/05/1990 B
8 N
H
2
1/05/1990 C
1 N S69
H
2
1/06/1990 B
1 N
H
2
1/07/1990 B
1 N M51
S
2
1/13/1990 C
1 N ^53
S
2
1/16/1990 A
1 N B53
H
2
1/17/1990 D
9 N
S
2
1/17/1990 C
1 N B53
H
2
1/18/1990 C
1 P N M51
H
2
1/23/1990 B
1 N M51
H
2
1/24/1990 D
9 N S82
H
2
1/28/1990 B
1 N M51
H
2
l/'30/1990 C
1 N mi
H
2
1/02/1990 B
1 P N
CHH 2
1/05/1990 A
2 N M25
cm 1
1/06/1990 A
1 P N M70
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[FFICIAL SJ^PORTS ROCKY HILL PLANS
'I'M &i WE BOAT, PULL UP THE GANG PLA/«'
RXKY HILL fWSTER PLAN GETS APPROVE
RODEO
RODEO TRAIL HEADS INTO GREENSKM CO-ISEIH
Ra VS. WADE
SEE («.S0 ABORTION
F'RO-CWICE CELEBRATION SET WMWY
1,000 ANTI-ABC«TION FfflTESTERS fV^-LY AT STATE C(i'UCL
Roi CAa (caww)
SEE N.C, LEGISLATSS, U.S. C0M3?ESS
Rffii^IA
T^£ IiAWN Cf A ^€U WORLB
A REVOLUTION f\£UEI) BY HATRED
ROfWJIA HCLUS FOND l€>^IES FOR UNO STUDENT
THE FEOflE fERCIFlXLY FREED
FUNIfRBll*;: I TRIED TO WARN WASHINGTON ABOUT CEAUSESCU
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -f13 L P BYL
cm 1 1/06/1990 A
CFH 2 1/07/1990 A
CFW 1 1/10/1990 A
H 2
H 2
cm 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
mifUl MCDOhWLD WMJSE (CHftfEL HILL, N.C.)
iCDGmii ^«5USE Ftfim FlMt-RAISER
RONALD MCDONfUH HOBE (DW^HW, N.C.)
DUKEHM; UOfEN IN BEhCFIT
Wi<E, l^ WMN HIT COJRT FOR QV^IV<
RO)(ECRQ AREA CAMPER OF KS^CRCE
ROXB(MI AREA CHAMBER SUF'PCftTS SOOCL HMS
RtlXBORO CHAMBER OF OHCRCE KOS BANQUET, INSTf^S CFFICERS
ROXBORO DWIEER OF COf^ERCE
SEE ROXBDRC («EA CmHBER OF COJtERCE
ROXBORO/PERSCW HIGH SCWXX. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)
FERSQN CENTER P/yj€R ONE HI»+-.Wffir« ROCKETTE H 2
ROY R'OGERS RESTAURANTS
HARI€E'S EWYS ROY ROSRS CHAIN H 2
THE RUfJ (6.2 MILE DASH FROM fWRTHGATE M^^IL)
SEE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNIfffi
RUNNING
SEE LOWj-DISTMCE RISING
RIMMING & FIT NESS (CHAPEL HILL hCRALD COLUW)
A BETTER LIFL'liHAT ARE YOU DOING TO GET INTO BETTER CONDITION AhJD HEALTH CHH 1
FtR-SISTENCE AND PATIENCE UNLOCK FIT^SS SUCCESS Cm 1
BFEAKING BAD WlBITS IS FIRST STEP' TOWARD A MORE FTOITIVE LIFE Cm 1
ELEVATED HEART RATE A KEY FACTOR IN GETTING MAXIMUM EXERtlSE BENEFIT Cm 1
RWVl BUFFER
SEE OR/^JK COKTY, N.C, BIFFER
SEE ORANGE COJNTY PLAt*IIN6 BOARD
SEE ORANGE COJNTY RlSViL CWiRACTER CO^ITTEE
RUSSIA
SEE SOVIET UNION
SAFE R'OADS ACT
SEE DRtMEN DRIVING
SAFETY ACHIEVtfENT AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
LABOR I£F■A{<T^ENT FIjWS SAFETY AWARDS
1/21/1990 B
1/22/1990 B
1/02/1990 A
1/03/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/14/1990 D
1/22/1990 A
1/18/1990 B
1/19/1990 B
1/25/1990 B
1/27/1990 C
1/04/1990 B
1/31/1990 B
1/06/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/27/1990 A
1 N K70
4 E
3 M N M70
H 2 1/12/1990 D 9 P N
7 N U60
1 N
4 E
4 E
3 P N D38
2 P U H49
1 P N
cm 1 1/29/1990 A 3 N
3 P N A76
3 N F95
1 N H60
1 N H60
3 P N B40
4 N
P U
U
P u
u
H 2 1/21/1990 B 7 N
SAFETY BELTS
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I T
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■PG L P BYL
SEE SEAT BaTS
ST. PAUL FIRE AND (WINE INSURANCE COMPANY
DUKE RU.ING IfHELD
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL Ctt^lCH
PATH TO PRIESTrtMD PROVES CIRCUITIXJS
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
SEE ALSO COMINITY KITCfCN <CHAPa HILL/CARRBORO)
COifllUNITY KITCHEN HEEDS f€LP
ST. STEPHEN'S CHAMBER t»?CHESTRA
GETTES SISTERS HANDLE CHAMBER WKKS WITH fftJSICALITY, POISE
SALE BY OIMR
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE
GUIDE TO mj> OWCRS SELL THEIR OWN WB«S
SALVATION ARMY, DURrtW
ARMY AaiES
SAN JORGE, NICARAGUA
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. , SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO NICARAGUA
RESIDENTS PLAN SISTER CITY VISIT
GROUP TO HAVE ACCESS TO SAN J«GE PRECINCTS
SARAH POCKET TEA ROOI (HILLSBtMJUGH, N.C.)
SATELLITE BOYFRIEND (BAND)
ALBUMS UITH AN IhPACT
SAVINGS ACC01MS
BUSH'S SAVINGS PLAN m ECONOMIC BOOM
DURHAM ACALEMY SECOND-GRAffiRS LEARNING ABOUT MONEY FROM FIRST
TRIANGLE EXPERTS: DON'T BANK ON BUSH PLANS TO BOOST SAVINGS
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
SEE ALSO MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
CHARLOTTE SiL'S REQUEST FOR BAhK STATUS COIU BECOME LANDMARK
SAVI^J6S AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, N.C.
MORTGAGE RATES EXPECTED TO CONTINUE DROPPING THIS YEAR
CHARLOTTE S&L'S REQl£ST FOR BAffl< STATUS COULD BECOME LANDMARK
SAVINGS BONDS
SEE U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCmLARSHIPS)
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS
GmSP ffiJ'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SCHOLARSHIP SUPF'ORT
SCHOOL-BUSINESS CLEARINGHOUSE
SEE BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SCHtML SUPPORT
SCHOOLS, OJRmM CITY
SEE DURHAM CITY SOCOLS
SCHOOLS, DURHAM COUNH
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOaS
SCHOOLS, N.C, ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
PUBLIC CAN INTERF'RET COMPLETE SCHOOLS DATA
SCHOaS, N.C, BUDGET
EDUCATORS TO fftJLL SPENDING BONUS MONEY
H
2
1/05/1990 C
2 N
S
2
1/30/1990 A
8 P N S27
H
2
1/01/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/16/1990 A
7 R DIO
H
2
1/28/1990 G
1 D U
S
2
1/05/1990 A
2 P P T37
CHH 1 1/08/1990 A
Zm 1 1/19/1990 A
H 2 1/09/1990 B
DECISION H 2 1/26/1990 B
1 M N M70
3 N
H 2 1/12/1990 D 3 P F H90
S 2 1/17/1990 A 4 E
UNION BANK H 2 1/21/1990 B 5 N C60
S 2 1/22/1990 A 1 N E33
DECISION H 2 1/26/1990 B 4 N
1 N L40
4 N
S 2 1/08/1990 B
S 2 1/09/1990 A
5 N
U P P T37
S 2 1/29/1990 A
S 2 1/06/1990 C
4 E
1 N Yll
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RU««. SCHOOL SAY FUNDING INSUF7ICIENT
SCroOLS, N.C., EViy.UATION
STATE'S PROPOSAL TO GRADE SCmOLS DRAWS CRITICISM
SCHOOLS, N.C., PRAYERS
SEE SCHDOLS, N.C., RELIGION
SCHOaS, N.C., RAWING
TAR \EEL PUPILS GET GOOD REPORT CARD IN ^EU STUDY
PUBLIC CM INTERFIO CWfflETE SCt«OLS DATA
SCHOaS, N.C., REFORM
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL REFORM
SEE ALSO NEXT CENTURY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUM OF N.C.
SEE ALSO SENATE BILL 2
STUDY PANa RECOMMENDS ELIMINATING GRAIt STRICTURE IN STATE'S
COJNTY TEACtCRS TO VOTE ON BOfftJS PLAN
SCHOOLS, N.C, RELIGION
SEE ALSO RaiGION (SEE ALSO Ni^S Of CRKOCS)
UHY BAN BIBLE CLUBS?
SCHOaS, N.C, SCJ«J«TIC APTITUDE TEST
JfR f£EL PWILS GET GOOD REPORT CARD IN NEW STUDY
PANEL'S EOJCATION REFORM IDEAS MAY t«T BE P-RACTICi^.
SCHOXS, N.C, SUPERINTENDENTS
SEE SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.
SCHOOLS, N.C, VIOLENCE
UNC AUTWR: TEENS' ajN CMERSHIP STARTLING
■SCHOOLS, U.S., REFORM
SEE ALSO EDIOTIONAL REFORM
EDUCATOR'S TO WUL SPENDING mm MO^EY
SCIENCE, EDUCATION
ADVISER SAYS BUSH KJD6ET WILL PLEASE SCIENTISTS
SCOUTING/USA
SEE BOY SCOrrS OF AMERICA
SEA Guas
GLIDING AND ZOOMING
SEAFOOD
FISHMONGER'S EXPANDING, ADDING 34-fOOT OYSTER BAR
SEAGULLS
SEE SEA (MIS
SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS)
SEE ALSO I.IEATHER, DURHAM
SPRING FEVER?
SEAT BELTS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
CHAPEL HILL WINS SEATBaT AWARD
SECTION 8 HOUSING
SEE HOUSING, DURHAM
SECURITIES INVESTMENT PROTECTION CORP.
UADDEa CLIENTS SEEK RESTITUTION
UfC S-EEKS TO RETURN UADDELL DONATIONS
SEEDS
MORE ON CARE AND WJTURING OF SEEDLINGS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/24/1990 B 7 N
H 2 1/24/1990 B 7 N
H 2 1/12/1990 A 1 N
S 2 1/29/1990 A 4 E
HIGH SCH'S S 2 1/29/1990 A 5 U Oil
S 2 1/31/1990 A 1 N Yll
H 2 1/13/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/12/1990 A 1 N
S 2 1/30/1990 A 5 U Oil
H 2 1/03/1990 A 1 N C60
S 2 1/06/1990 C 1 N Yll
H 2 1/26/1990 C 1 P N N36
H 2 1/23/1990 B 1 P P T37
S 2 1/06/1990 C 1 P N E33
S 2 1/18/1990 C 1 P N Yll
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 1 N ff70
H 2 1/07/1990 E 11 P U
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SEMICONDUCTOR
SEE ALSO HITSUBISHI SEMICONmJCTOR AMERICA WC,
ATiT GIVES DUKE $257,570 FOR SEMICONDUCTOR RESEARCH
SENATE BILL 2
SEE W.SO SCHOOLS, N.C, REFORM
EDUCATORS TO MULL SPENDING BONUS MONEY
TEACHERS VOTE ON MERIT PAY
SCHOO-S CONSIDER ADDITIONAL ITEMS IN REFORM PACKAGE (CORRECTED)
SCWDO-S TO CONSIDER REFORM STRAW F'OLL
TEACHERS CALL l€RIT PUN REACTION MESSAGE
COUNTY TEAOCRS TO VOTE ON BONUS PLAN
SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CWPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
RACE FOR CONGRESS, OTtCR OFFICES TO BEGIN
HELMS SCHEIU-ES CA^ff•AIGN KICKOFf F(K SATURDAY NIGHT
SEN. fCLMS TO RUN FK? A FOJRTH TERM
EASLEY SAYS WIFE TARGET OF SMEARS
TTOMAS FILES; GANH READY TO ANNOUNCE
SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO VILLAGE ELItRS
ELDERLY MUST ENSURE THAT SDVERNMENT HELPS OTfCRS, TOO
HIRII« RETIREES (WY EASE LABOR SHORTAGE
SENIOR CITIZENS, Ehff-LOYfENT
HIRING RETIREES MAY EASE LABOR SHORTAGE
SENIOR CITIZENS, fCALTH CARE
ELDERLY MUST ENSURE THAT GOVERNMENT tCLPS OTHERS, TOO
SENIOR CITIZENS, H0USIM3
DURHAM REGENT
SENIOR CITIZENS, NUTFITICW
SEE ALSO FOOD
REQUEST FOR EXPANIO CREEDMOOR VAN SERVICE DIES
SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE
WHY BAN BIBLE CLUBS?
SERVICE PRINTING CO.
D.F. REED SR., PART OWNER OF SERVICE PRINTING CO.
SEVEN MILE CREEK
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR SITE DEBATE BREWS
HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR LEERY OF COUNTY PROPOSAL
SEWAGE DUMPING
SEWA(£ POURS INTO ENO RIVER
WORKER'S SHORE UP LEAK IN SEWER LINE
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
DURHAM'S BOND ISSUE COULD TOP $236 MILLION
SEWER AND WATER LINES
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, WJRHAM
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEX POLICE (BAND)
SEX POLICE STILL ALIVE IN CONTEST
SEXUAL ASSAU.TS
SEE ALSO ASSAU.TS, WJRHAM
H 2 1/03/1990 C 4 N
S 2 1/06/1990 C 1 N Yll
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 1 N C62
cm 1 1/27/1990 A 1 P N C62
cm 1 1/27/1990 A 3 N
cm 1 1/31/1990 A 3 N D38
S 2 1/31/1990 A 1 N Yll
H 2 1/01/1990 A 1 N L40
H 2 1/11/1990 A 10 N
H 2 1/14/1990 A 2 N
H 2 1/24/1990 B 5 P N
H 2 1/30/1990 C 3 N
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 4 P J
S 2 1/27/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/27/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 4 P J
H 2 - 1/14/1990 F 1 P P T37
H 1 1/18/1990 C 1 N T33
H 2 1/13/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/02/1990 B 10 P
cm 1 1/14/1990 A 1 P N M20
cm 1 1/14/1990 A 5 N M20
cm 1 1/30/1990 A 3 P N M20
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A 3 N
S 2 1/22/1990 A 1 N C61
H 2 1/29/1990 A 5 P U W66
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SEE ALSO BATTEREB UOtCN
SEE ALSO CHILLI ABUSE, Vmm
SEE W-SO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE (^SO CHILD AHJSE, U.S.
SEE fLSa CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO RAF-E, DURHfW
ASSALLT CH*«GE SPLITS COJNCIL ON TAXI PERMIT
SCCMi. ABUSE CASE <XIES TO JURY TODAY
F-OLICE INt.tSTIGATE ASSAU.T
DUKE SAYS CrtW(£ PEKDING IN ASSAULT
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED im^ EEFICIENCY SYhfBRO?C
SEE i^SO CHJi^lYDIA
STD CASES INCREASING, hEALTH DEPT. OFFICIALS SAY
Stt*£SPEARE/W PLAYS
SEE ALSO LO<.€'S LABCllR'S LOST (PLAY)
'LOME'S LABOUR'S LOST'
StMESPEARE— «ITH A 'liOS TUIST
SmRE YOUR CWISTMAS
SEE ALK) Wf^m COKTY DEPT. OF SXld. SERUICES
TWmS FOR ASSISTANCE
SW^ING T}€ ROAD (CHAFtL HILL fCRjO CCLLnJ)
A DI3ASS-EMBLED BIKE HAS ALWST 1,000 PARTS
Sl£ET «?ffiRIE3 OF A WlffTER RIBE IN ALAMANCE CO.
S^£m»i m^lS NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE (^-SO f^JCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AND S.C.
CPiL TO TEST ITS 79 SIRENS
UALKER OPPOSES WASTE FACILITY
S«KS
HIGH TOP SmES ARE HIGH FAa^ICW
SH(HTIN6S, OJRHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIKNTS, SHOOTINGS
UNC AUTHDR: TEENS' GUN OWfRSHIP STARTLIf«
POLICE LOG/COWENIENCE STORE BR:EAK-IN SUSFtCT hEUi
POLICE LOG/ [XASE TCPS SO fff^; DRI'^ER FLEES
piXICE L(B/ICE CREAM STORE R-CBBEI)
POLICE LtK/iyyCD ROBBERY OCC'JRS AFTER GLtST OFtNS APT. DOOR
POLICE LOG/PinSEORO l¥>N CHAR-GEIi IN R-CBE-ERY AT K3S€ IN DURtWI
POLICE L0G/yO>^^ STABBED TO lEATH SUNDAY DURIM: ARaWENT
mi yOlJffiED IN EAST DURH^ SWTSJN AUACK
F-O-ICE LOG/TV^ IN HGSF'ITil FR-OM SKilOm tLAST IN THIGH
F-CLICE LM/MAW ARRESTED IN PIZZA HUT SWX3TING
SHOOTINGS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCirCKTS, SHOOTINGS
LIVE-IN CmRGED IN ORA.NGE SHCCTING
SHOPPING CENTERS
SEE ALSO ^£RITA(£ SQUARE SHIPPING CENTER'
REVHO yESTCOl^T TO TARGET 'UPSCALE' fV«KET— DEVCLOPER
SIENA ^CITEL (CKAPa HILL, N.C.)
DINING FIEASURES/SIENA HOTa (AD)
SIGN LANGUAtX
SEE ALSO ICff
SERMONS IN SIGN LANGUAGE SF-READ l^RD OF T>€ LORD
SIGNS AND SYMH)LS
SEE fLSO BILLB&:*I1S
HANG 'EM HI»^
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 1/17/1990 C 1 P N C61
H 2 1/19/1990 C 1 N S82
cm 1 1/29/1990 A 3 N
S 2 1/29/1990 C 1 N B53
an 1 1/26/1990 A
N M20
cm 1 1/18/1990 A 5 P N
CHH 1 1/30/1990 A 3 P N
H 2 1/29/1990 A 4 L
cm 1 1/13/1990 A 5 U
cm 1 1/27/1990 A 5 U
H 2 1/04/1990 C 3 N
cm 1 1/31/1990 A 3 P N M25
S 2 1/05/1990 A 6 P N G59
H 2 1/03/1990 A 1 N C60
H 2 1/06/1990 B 1 N
H 2 1/08/1990 B 1 N
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N fSl
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 P N ^1
H 2 1/18/1990 C 1 P N !t51
H 2 1/22/1990 B 1 N M51
S 2 1/24/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N N'36
H 2 i/27/1990 C 1 N C47
cm 1 1/02/1990 A 1 N M20
CW 2 1/05/1990 A 1 N M70
H 2 1/19/1990 D 11 P A
S 2 1/23/1990 B 1 P F G59
cm 1 1/18/1990 A 1 P P C45
SIXTEENTH SEfWTORIAL DISTRICT (N.C.)
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
S U B J E
HUNT 'IMIECIICD' ON FINISHING TERM IN OFFICE
walker: 'IT'S HER DECISION'
BOYD ENTERS SENATE RACE
EX-MAYOR EYES SENATE
SEN. HUNT EXPECTED TO QUIT
HUNT SAYS SHE UILL STEP KM*
PARTY TO PICK NEXT SENATOR
AHORNEY EYES BID FOR HUNT'S SENATE SEAT
BLAND BOUS OUT OF N.C. SENATE RACE
HUNT TO QUIT ON JAN 31.
TfREE SEEK TO FINISH HMJ TERM
SKATING
SEE ICE SKATING
SKY CHEFS
SKY CtCFS STAGES FOOD SERVICE 'BALLET' AT BIG RDU FLIGHT KITCHEN
SMAa BUSINESS INCUBATOR
CITY COUfCIL GIVES NOD TO HERIJMX. SQUARE LEASE
CITIZENS SPEAK OUT FOR (ifFORDABLE HOUSING
TRUE VALUE SITE MAY E£ LEASED TO BUSIfCSSES, NONH='ROFIT AC€NCIES
SHALL VOICES
SMAU VOICES PLANS TO NOMINATE (STICERS
SMITHFIELD, N.C.
AVA GARHCR DIES IN LONDON AT 67/N.C,-B0RN STAR LIVED SIREN'S LIFE
HtM)REDS CO^E ANMJALLY TO VISIT AVA GARDNER MUSEUM
SMITlf lELD (®€MBERS AVA GARDNER
SMOKING BAN
SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SOCIAL SECURITY
FORM UILL SHOU IF TAXES QVED ON SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS
BUSH'S BUDGET IS CAUTIOUS
: c T s
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N E
E
L Y
P D
— DATE — C ■
-PG L P BYL
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
1/06/1990 A
3 P N M25
CHH 2
1/07/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/10/1990 A
1 N M25
cm 1
1/11/1990 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
1/15/1990 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
1/25/1990 A
1 P N M25
cm 1
1/31/1990 A
3 P N H25
H 2 1/21/1990 D 6 P N K65
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 C N R63
S 2 1/17/1990 A 1 N C61
H 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N C^40
cm 1 1/30/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/26/1990 A 1 P N
H 2 1/26/1990 A 1 H
S 2 1/26/1990 B 4
2 1/21/1990 D
2 1/31/1990 A
SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES
SOCIAL security: a JJDICIAL TRIAL
REF'. PRICE SAYS h£ COLD SUF'PORT 'REASONABLE'
SANFORD BACKS CUT IN PAYROLL TAX
CAPITAL GAINS TAX CUT
H 2 1/11/1990 A
H 2 1/20/1990 C
H 2 1/30/1990 A
4 E
1 N L40
1 P N L40
SOLID UASTE
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATf€NT PLANTS, DURHAM
KEEP GRANVILLE BEAUTIFUL FtAN IS PRESENTED
BFI PROPOSES BUILDING, RUNNING COWTY LANDFILL
SOUP
SEE ALSO FODD
LENTILS, PEAS MAKE FOR fEALTHFUL SOJPS
SOUTH COLUMBIA ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, STREHS
COLUMBIA WIDENING DEBATED
CAN ASF-HALT CURE THE TRAFFIC PRtlBLEM?
TOWN DELAYS COLUMBIA WIDENING DECISION AGAIN
STEAMLINE WORK TO REDUCE TRAFFIC
COLUMBIA WIDENING DEBATED
COUNCIL URGED TO APFIOTVE COLUMBIA WIDENING
COUNCIL REJECTS COLUMBIA STREH FUNDS
cm 1
CHH 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
1/03/1990 C
1/26/1990 C
1/04/1990
1/05/1990
1/09/1990
1/12/1990
1/17/1990
1/23/1990
1/24/1990
1 N T33
1 N R63
2 1/31/1990 B 1 P N S27
M N M70
E
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
SOUTH DURHAM YOUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SF'ORTS)
LAKERS UNDEFEATED IN 3 YEARS
SOUTH GRAhWILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
RUSTY VIKII«S ftU. TO EAGLES
S 2
S 2
1/23/1990 D
1/03/1990 D
4 P N A76
3 P N P52
SOUTH SQUARE MAU
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
TRIANGLE J COUNCIL REPORTS ON 8 REGIONAL 'lETRACTIONS'
SamCRN CO»**<ITY PARK (CWlPa HILL, N.C.)
NEU PARK TO GROW, tOm OFFICIALS SAY
SOmCRN GROWTH POLICIES M3ARD
'THIM< TA^S<' DIRECTOR NAMED HARVARD FELLOU
ILLITERACY PROBLEM FACES AHACK
SOUTHEFtJ HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
^«RT>£RN STATES ITS CASE, SUATS TIERS 59-50
PAfVTICR'S BELIEVE, TRIM BUJJTOS
ORANGE SWEEPS SOUT>ERN
UJ^ICO^ REGISTER BIG WIN VS. -SajT>£RN
SOUTFERN LEGISLATIVE COffEREM;E
ASt€VILLE TO KEEP LEGISLATIVE COffl^ERENCE
SOUTHLA^fD ASSOCIATES
HO^E IN Th£ COIMRY
SOVIET UNION
FfKTFffl-IO Cf 'ATTRACTIVE' SIK OF LIFE
SOVIET mim, ECONOMY
NAYLOR: aWIETS will drift toward FREE-M(«KET ECC^iOMY
SOVIET IWICW, REFORM
SEE ALSO F-ERESTROIKA
'F-ERESTRtllKA' CAN ALSO l€i^ DAWS^, SOVIET IIWIGR/WT SAYS
(fflRBAOCV'S PRtlBLEHS fHXTIPLY
SOVIET LWION/U.S. RELATIONS
VALENTIfC: LOl£R TENSIONS (CAN LESS ICFENSE SPENDING
ALL Tf£Y /y<E SAYING IS GIVE F-EACE A CHANCE
■SPACE FIAIC
INSIGHT/NEW SPACE FIjWE OFF TO A SLOW STi^^'T
SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO NATIONi^ AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTPji^TION
T^£ FLIGHTS FRtMi EFFICIENCY
SPACE SHUTTLE, CO-LMIA
SF'ACE TESTS ON AIDS VIRUS tWY YIELD DRUGS
RECOl^RY OF SPACE LAB BOOSTS SHUTTLE FTOGRAH
SPECIAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO LEARNIfffi DISABILITIES
SERVICES FOR HAfffilCAPfED CRITICIZED BY P(«ENTS
SPECKS SECTIONS (NOfftEEKLY; HERALD AND SUN)
FEAST (AD SLFPLEJCNT)
FEAST (AD SUPFIDCNT)
HEALTH i FITNESS (SPECIAL AIfVERTISING SlFFtlMENT)
FFOM THIS DAY FORIJARD (SFtCIAL ADVERTISING SECTION)
SF'ECIAL USE PERMIT
SEE ALSO BUILDING PERMITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CONDITION USE PERMIT
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
ER-UIN SQUARE DEVELOF-ERS SEE NOOS-E IN OF'DINANCE
PROF-OSED ZONING RtJLE UNFAIR TO DEVELOF-ERS
TREYBURN FIRM WANTS SF'ECKy. PERMITS FOR LOTS
COl^TY TO PIRSIE RAILWAY LANIi FOR NEW JAIL
CCmiSSIONERS lELAY DECISION m TREYBURN REQUEST
SPEED LIMITS
SEE ^SO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VI01J>TI0NS
SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE —
H 2 1/03/1990
cm 1 1/21/1990
H 2 1/17/1990
H 2 1/28/1990
H 2 1/0^/1990
S 2 1/06/1990
H 2 1/07/1990
S 2 1/25/1990
H 2 1/26/1990
H 2 1/21/1990
cm 1 1/09/1990
S 2 1/27/1990
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C -PG L P EYL
C 1 P N K65
A 1 N M70
D 9 N K65
B 10 P N K65
B 4 P N B40
B 1 P N A76
C 11 N
C 3 P N F'52
C 1 P N L40
F 1 P P T37
A 3 P N
A 1 P N E33
H 2 1/09/1990 B 1 P N K65
H 2 1/17/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/17/1990 A 1 P N E33
H 2 1/26/1990 D 3 P N 211
H 2 1/14/1990 D 1 N
H 2 1/16/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/11/1990 B 6 N
S 2 1/15/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/31/1990 C 3 N C60
CHH 1 1/03/1990 B 1 A
cm 1 1/10/19V0 B 1 A
H 2 1/16/1990 D IDA
H 2 1/30/1990 D 1 P A
H 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N R63
S 2 1/12/1990 A 4 E
S 2 l/22/'1990 C 1 N H65
S 2 1/23/1990 C 1 N H65
H 2 1/24/1990 C 1 N S69
-LX630- HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
N D E X
1/31/1990
BY SUBJECTS
REDUCED SPEED LIMIT REQUESTED
SPEEDING TICKETS
SEE TWfFIC VIILATIONS
SPELL MANAGEi€NT INC.
SEE ALSO (SliBfTON, INC.
SPELL KJYS ALLENTON aJBSIDI(«Y
SPORTS, COACHES
SHERIDAN PAID HIGHEST SALARY IN NC SYSTEM
SPORTS, COLLEGE NON-REVENIE
IiANGEROUS CYCLO^ES TEST UOLFPACK, TAR HEEL WRESTLERS THIS WEEK
SPORTS, FANS
FANS HAVE ANTIDOTE FOR SUPER BOW. HYPE
CENTRAL-ATiT GAME CALLED AFTER 7 INJURED IN BRAWL
SF-ORTS, RECRUITIh«j
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
REEVES TO XIN UOLFPACK; (^STON PICKS UNC
DEVILISH decision: MCGEORGE PICKS r^JKE
JOHNSON CW91ITS TO STATE; (mS MAY KEEP' FERRELL OUT
SPORTS, STATISTICS
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
JANUii«Y INIO
SPORTS, TaEVISION COVERAGE
LIKE 'EM OR mj' LATE GAICS f€RE TO STAY
SPORTS CAR RACING
SEE STXK CAR RACING
SF'ORTS FORUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD
BLUE DEVILS' KIUL PERFORMANCE 'CANNOT BE ACCEF'TED BY THIS FAN'
SPURRIER HELPED PUT PRIDE BACK IN BLUE DEVIL FOOTBALL PRtJGRAM
WITHOUT KOUBEK'S PERFORMANCE, DUKE UOULD'VE BEEN IN TROUBLE
SPORTS RECRUITING
SEE SPORTS, RECRUITING
SPRING
SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS)
STABBINGS, DURHAM
STABBING ALARMS LIBRARY AIWINISTRATOR'S
STABBING ALARMS LIBFlARY AIWINISTRATORS
KNIFING TIGHTENS LIBRARY SECURITY
POLICE LOG/DETECTIVES HAVE SUSPECT IN STABBIf^
LIBRARY KNIFER IS SOUGHT
NO CAUSE FOR PANIC
MAN SOUGHT IN LIBRARY KNIFING NOW ALSO WANTED FOR ROBBERY
F1]LICE LOG/WARRANT ISSUED FOR HOMELESS MAN IN LIBRARY STABBING
POLICE LOG/AR^ED ROBBERY OCCUR-S AFTER GUEST OFENS APT. DOOR
SEARCH CONTINUES IN LIBRARY STABBIffi
POLICE LOG/2 MEN BEAT OWNER OF VILLAGE VJ
STANDARD OF LIVING
WORKING TWO JOBS MAY EXACT HIGH TOLL
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION
STATE DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SEE N.C. I£PT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
D — DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A
N
S 2 1/03/1990 C 1 N E33
H 2 1/17/1990 D 3 N
H 2 1/07/1990 C 2 U F95
S 2 1/16/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/19/1990 A 1 N B64
H 2 1/19/1990 B 3 N B40
H 2 1/30/1990 B 1 P N B40
H 2 1/31/1990 D 3 P N B40
H 2 1/05/1990 B 1 U M88
H 2 1/24/1990 D 1 N L22
H 2 1/07/1990 C 5 L
H 2 1/14/1990 C 11 L
H 2 1/28/1990 D 6 L
H
2
1/10/1990 A
1 P N M51
H
2
1/10/1990 A
1 P N R63
S
n
1/10/1990 B
1 N
H
2
1/11/1990 C
1 N M51
S
2
1/11/1990 C
1 N
H
2
1/12/1990 A
4 E
S
2
1/13/1990 C
1 N B53
H
2
1/14/1990 B
1 N M51
H
2
1/17/1990 C
1 P N M51
S
2
1/17/1990 C
1 P N
H
2
1/21/1990 B
1 N M51
S
2
1/11/1990 A
4 E
STATE HOUSE DISTRICTS (N.C)
-a630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SEE TVemr-THIRD STATE WXISE DISTRICT (N.C.)
STATE LEGISLATES
SEE N.C. (£f€RW. ASSEMBLY
STEEFUS
HEFE'S y\€ CH*:CH, f£RE'S THE STEEPLE
STEVE'S ICE CREAM
FtLICE LOG/ICE CREAH STKS ROBBEI
STILLS
SEE fKMNSHIfC
STOCK CAR RACING
SEE ALSO WINSTON Of RACIf« CIRCUIT
DIXON WWTS BLACKS IN NASCAR
STKX fK«KET
UALL STREH BOWiS
STREAM WATCH F1^tS3R/V1
SEE N.C, STREAM WATCH PROSViM
STREET LimiS
CAREFUaY, WITH FISCISION
STREET OPERA
SEE OPERA
STREET PEtyiE
SEE ALSO HOiCLESS StELTER
KNIFING TIGHTENS LIBRARY SEaWTY
HOPE SECURITY A «JST FOR DURW^ LIBRARY
NO CAUSE FOR PANIC
STRIKES, U.S.
SEE ALSO LABO^, U.S.
COAL ACCORD tttY SIGNAL RETURN OF MRS. DOLE
TFIJCKERS SAY STRIKE HAS fWT MATERIALIZED IN NORTH CAROLINA
STUICNT COUNCILS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT GOVERNMENT
SUBSIDIZED WXISIW3
SEE HOUSING, OJRHAM
SUBVERSIVE ««:UPS (INICXED BY g^CIFIC NA^E OF GROUP)
SEE TEFOTRISM
SUICIDE ATTESTS
PinSBORI] MAN CHAR'GED IN SLAYING CF TV EMPLOYEE
WIFE FINDS MAN HANGING BY NECK
HANGING VICTIM ALIVE
SUICIDES, ORAN(£ COUNTY
HANGING VICTIM DIES (CORRECTED)
MAN FtXJND HANGING DIES IN HOSPITAL
suiciies, U.S.
THE CR-UaTY OF SILENT LIES
SUMITOMO ELECTRIC CO.
CLEARING n€ R-ECCRD
SUMMER
SEE SEASONS (^E ALSO l*VES OF hWNTHS)
SUPER BOWL XXII
SUFER BOWL FANS EYE SLAUGHTER
SUBJECTS
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P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 P P T37
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N ifil
S 2 1/16/1990 C 5 P N («6
H 2 1/04/1990 A 4 E
cm 1 1/09/1990 A 1 P P L38
S 2 1/10/1990 B 1 N
S 2 1/11/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/12/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/08/1990 B 1 P N
H 2 1/30/1990 C 3 P N
H 2 1/17/1990 D 8 N
cm 1 1/24/1990 A 3 N
cm 1 1/26/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/27/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/18/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/26/1990 A 2 N
H 2 1/29/1990 B 1 P P T32
-LX630-
M N T H L
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
N D E X B
1/31/1990
Y SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE-
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SUPER BOW. XXIW
FANS HAVE ANTIDOTE FOR SUPSi BOUL HYPE
FOR imifm, mmm£ co^EBACKS began at kenan
T>£ SUPER BUST
SUPER SUBCOMMITTEE
SEE N.C. GE(«««. ASSEMBLY, BUDGET
SUPERINTENDENT OF TtC YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
HOIIHAN AMONG FOUR FINALISTS F(» U.S. AWARD
HOULIHAN IN RUNNING FOR AWARD
SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C,
PUBLIC CAN INTERPRET COMPLETE SCHOOLS DATA
SUFfORT GROIPS
SEE ALSO PET LOSS SWTWT GROW'
A LOSS J^T TV£ SW€
SURVEILLANCE
SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SEE WIRETAPS
SURVEYS
SEE ALSO POLLS
SURVEY COMMITTEE PREPARES PROPOSAL
U.S. WAR ON DRUGS DRAWS FROM RTI'S SURVEY, RESEARCH
NEWSPAPERS PR'EFERRED FOR f£WS, ADS
SCHOO. STAFF MAY RECEIVE PAY CHANGES
CITY SChOOL BOARD MAY ADOPT STATE SALARY SCHEDULE
SWIMMING
TRANSITION FROM SWIWER TO LAWYER ROUGH VOYAGE
SWIMMING POOLS
POOL PLANS GET BACKING FROM BOARD
SYMBaS
SEE SIGNS AND SYMBO-S
TEACCH (TREATMENT i EKJCATION OF AUTISTIC (, COMMON. HANDICAPPED CHILDREN)
TEACCH AWARDED
TAKEOVERS
SEE MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
TAKING CARE CF YOUR JCALTH (DURHAM Sm COLUMN)
HYPOTVERMIA mUS VITAL ORGANS
CHOLESTEROL NOT ONLY FACTOR IN HEART DISEASE
LIVING WILLS ENSURE YOUR WISHES ARE REALITY
PAP SMEAR CONTINl£S TO BE IMPORTANT TO WOMEN
TAMPER-PROOF PR-ODUCTS
SEE FOOD CONTAMINATION
TANDLER SUBDIVISION (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
HOUSING HOWES' TOPIC FOR HOUSE COMMITTEE
TAX AM^ESTY
STATE SHOULD THROW BOOK AT TAX-CHEATERS
TAX CREDITS
SEE ALSO N.C. TAX ALLOCATION COMMITTEE
DURHAM TAX AWARD NETS 194 APARTMENTS
FRAM<LIN, PERSON LOSE AID
TAX INCREASES
GOV. MARTIN SAYS h€ WILL NOT CALL FOR TAX INCREASE
S 2 1/16/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/28/1990 D 1 P N C49
H 2 1/30/1990 A 4 E
H 1 1/09/1990 B 1 P N T33
H 2 1/10/1990 C 3 N T33
S 2 1/29/1990 A 4 E
cm 1 1/08/1990 A 3 P N 317
m\ 1
1/01/1990 A 1
N C42
H 2
1/14/1990 B
N K65
S 2
1/19/1990 A :
i N
S 2
1/30/1990 A )
N Yll
H 2
1/31/1990 C 1
N W60
H 2 1/22/1990 B 1 P N S82
CHH 1 1/08/1990 A 1 P N M20
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 7 N
S 2 1/10/1990 A 11 U
S 2 1/17/1990 D 5 U
S 2 1/24/1990 B 5 D U
S 2 1/31/1990 B 5 D U
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 1 P N M70
S 2 1/19/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N
H 2 1/19/1990 B 9 N L40
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX B
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
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TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO DRUGS, TAXES
SEE ALSO N.C, REVEMJES
SEE ALSO N.C. DEFT. OF REVENUE
SEE fLSQ N.C. FIWERTY TAX COWISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. TAX ALLOCATION COMMIHEE
SEE ALSO W'AfffiE COUNTY, N.C, F1<0PERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO OR/^JGE COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO PAYROl TAX
SEE ALSO PERSfSWL PRCFERTY TAX
STATE STOULU THROW BOOK AT TAX-0€ATERS
ISSUE OF TRANSPORTATION TAX HAY BE RESURRECTED IN SFfilNG
RAISING TAXES NOT O^LY OPTION
TAXES, ORfiMX COJNTY
SEE ORANGE COUfTY, N.C, TAXES
TAXI CAB IfilVtRS
POLICE LOG/GALLERY IN BRiafTLEtf IS ROBBED
ASSAU.T CFWRGE SPLITS COUNCIL ON TAXI PERMIT
f^t^NT CITY COUNCIL PAIR FWDTEST CHANGEH VOTES
ODD RIJLES, MISCHIEF BRING JUSTICE
TAXI CABS
DECISION IS REVERSED ON TAXI-PERMIT EENIAL
PO-ICE LOG/tO TUW SaVES IN
TEACH FOR AMERICA
PRt3GR/V1 TRIES TO EASE TEAOCR SHORTAGE
TEACHER SfCRTAGE
F1<0GRAM TRIES TO EASE TEAOO SHORTAGE
TEACf€RS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
SEE ALSO CHAFtL HILL/CARRBOR'O SCHOJLS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCKDOLS, TEAOtRS
TEAC^£RS VOTE ON MERIT PAY
SCHOaS CONSIDER ADDITIOfWL ITEMS IN REFK?M PACKAGE (CORRECTED)
TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO, SALARIES
TEAChCRS VOTE ON MERIT PAY
CORRECTION
TEAOCRS, DURHAM CaJNH, SALARIES
COUNTY TEAOERS TO VOTE ON BONUS PLAN
TEACHERS, N.C, f€RIT FIAN
SEE ALSO TEAOCRS, N.C, SALARIES
TEAC^€RS VOTE m MERIT PAY
TEACHERS, N.C, SAURIES
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C, MERIT PLAN
EDUCATORS TO MULL SPENDING hWUS MONEY
TEACHERS, ORANGE COJNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY SCHOaS, TEAOCRS
TEACHERS, U.S.
Fi;«GRAM TRIES TO EASE TEACHER SHORTA{£
TEACHING ASSISTANTS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C-CHAFEL HILL, GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS
TEAMS OF TVS EIGHTIES (SERIES)
BLUE DEVILS' BO«L F'ERF0RMM:E 'CANNOT BE ACCEF'TED BY THIS FAN'
TECH/«LOGY
ADVISER SAYS BUSH BUICET UILL PLEASE SCIENTISTS
S 2 1/19/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/23/1990 B 1 N K65
S 2 1/26/1990 A 5 U Oil
H 2 1/01/1990 C 1 N
S 2 1/17/1990 C 1 P N C61
H 2 1/20/1990 C 1 P N R63
H 2 1/21/1990 D 5 U A20
S 2 1/18/1990 C 1 P N C61
H 2 1/31/1990 C 1 N M51
S 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N
S 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N
Ct* 1 1/18/1990 A 1 N .CA2
CW 1 1/27/1990 A 1 P N CA2
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 1 N C42
CHH 1 1/30/1990 A 2 N
S 2 1/31/1990 A 1 N YU
cm 1 1/18/1990 A 1 N C62
■ S 2 1/06/1990 C 1 N Yll
S 2 1/30/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/07/1990 C 5 L
H 2 1/26/1990 C 1 P N N36
TEEhH^ PREGNANa
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SEE PREGNANCY, ADOISCENT
TEEN-LINK
TEEN-LIi« KEEDS hCLP
WJRHAM CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE TEEN-LI1« PROGRAM
TELEPHONES, N.C,
SEE ALSO CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO,
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, TELEPHONES
SEE ALS) ORANGE COl*<TY, N.C, TELEPHOICS
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, U.S.
HENDERSON, OXFORD EXPANIO Pm^E SERVICE BACKED
TELEPHONES, U.S.
SEE ALSO A^ERICAN TELBF■HC^E AND TELEGRAPH CO.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C,
NORTf£RN TELECOM'S 'MAESTRO' FIRST RESIDENTIAL CALLER ID PHONE
ATiT BLAMES COMPUTER FOR 1-DAY SERVICE OUTAGE
HOW Kl YOU PUNISH A GLITCH?
TELESCOPES
UNC, COLUMBIA PLAN TO BUILD »15 MILLION TELESCOPE IN CHILE
TaEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
'CHANNa 0^E' A GOOD LESSON m LIFE
TALKING DOG AND ITS OWNER TO APPEAR IN COriiERCIALS
TEMPORARY EJfi>LOYfCNT
SEE PART TIfE JOBS
TERRORISM
SEE ALSO DEATH SQUADS
SEE ALSO RIOTS
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
Tl€ mim. RIGHTS TERRORISTS
THEFTS, DURH^
SEE ROBBERY, HUfmn
THINKING
IS 'CRITICAL THIMdiffi' ANOTHER FAD?
THIS NATIVE EARTH? A CELEBRATIW OF N.C. LITERATURE (TV SHOW)
SEE ALSO WRITERS N C
'fWTIVE EARTH' 'yields TAR HEEL WRITERS/N.C PUBLIC TV
THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
THREATS
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
OFFICERS PATROL KING BANQt£T
POLICE FfiOBE LETTER PROF'AGANDA LINK
TIME AND TEMPERATURE SERVICES
ACROSS THE NATION, TIi€ AND TEfffERATURE CAUS ARE ACCORDING TO DOYLE
TIRES
TIRtS, W^YONE?
TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SMOKING
COURT REJECTS SMOKING SUIT VERDICT
NO-SMOKING ISSUE TABLED
CITY COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO HERITAGE SQUARE LEASE
TOBACCO, LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
H 2 1/08/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/08/1990 A 4 L
H 1 1/05/1990 C 1 N T33
H 2 1/07/1990 D 6 P N K65
H 2 1/17/1990 A 1 N
H 2 1/23/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A 5 N
cm 1 1/14/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/27/1990 A 12 N
H 2 1/02/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/31/1990 A 5 U Oil
H 2 1/26/1990 D 6 P N H45
CHH 1 1/15/1990 A 1 N M25
cm 1 1/18/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/21/1990 B 1 U N36
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 3 P P L33
H 2 1/06/1990 A 1 P N
H 2 1/09/1990 B 1 N R63
H 2 1/17/1990 C 1 C N R63
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SUBJECTS
CaiRT REJECTS SMOKING SUIT VERDICT
TOILETS
BUT SERIOUSLY, IT'S A COiWDE Uffl-IKE ANY OTJCR
TOKYO STRING QUARTCT
SEE ALSO JAPAN
TOKYO STRING QUARTET LIVES \S-- TO BILLING
TOLL-FRK TELEPHONE NWBERS
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, U.S.
OXFORD BOARD WANTS VOTE ON LIQUOR BY THE DRINK
HENDERSON-OXFORD PHOiC DECISION W»Y COHE MWDAY
TOPSAIL ISLAND, N.C.
COMMISSION STANDS BY BAN ON JEHIES
JETTY BAN PROVIDES FIOTTECTION FOR MANY
THE TOUCH (313 MAIN ST.)
POLICE HUNT 3 ROBBERS
TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
SOAK UP SOME SUN, SAIL WITH MIChOCR
TOURISM, U.S.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, U.S.
PR-C TOUR WILL SEE 'CAT,' 'CITY,' 'GRAFTS'
VACATIONS ON BLOCK FOR CAfCER SATURDAY
BOTANIC/U. GARDENS SPONSORS TOURS OF BRITISH ISLES
TOWER-COMM INC.
COUNTY OKS mi TCWER ON ROSE OF SHAR'ON SITE
TOWERS
COUNTY a<S fei tower on rose OF SHARON SITE
TOXIC WASTE TREAT^ENT
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
TOYS
TOY STORE LARGEST IN CITY/FTOJECT BY ACADEMY SEC0NDSH3RADERS
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
COLUMBIA WIDENING DEBATED
COUNCIL REJECTS COLUMBIA STREET FUNDS
TRAFFIC DEATHS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DURHAM
F-OLICE LOG/WOMAN STR-UCK, KILLED BY AUTO
PEDESTRIAN FAT(^Y INJURED CROSSING STRECT
REV. SMITH, 70, KILLED IN WRECK
TEEN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C.
WOMAN DIES IN CAR COaiSION
GOOD NEWS ABOUT TRAFFIC JAMS
DURHAM MAN KILLED IN ROXBORO ACCIDENT
WOMAN DIES IN COLLISION WITH TRUCK WITH DURHAM-BOUND RADIOACTIVE LOAD
YOUTH FtlNISHED FOR FREAK WRE&\ THAT KILLED TEEN
TRAFFIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO INSTITUTE FOR TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH
CHAPEL HILL WINS SEATBELT AWARD
TRAFFIC SCHOOL
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
GET TRAFFIC CASES OUT OF COURT
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H 2 1/06/1990 A 1 P N
am 1 1/16/1990 A 3 P N C62
H 2 1/23/1990 A 6 P R L59
H 1 1/10/1990 C 1 N T33
H 1 1/26/1990 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/27/1990 A 12 N
S 2 1/29/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/16/1990 A 1 N B53
H 2 1/07/1990 E 10 U W66
H 2 1/14/1990 E 11 U U66
H 2 1/21/1990 E 13 P U W66
H 2 1/28/1990 B 9 P U W66
S 2 1/10/1990 B 1 P N H65
S 2 1/10/1990 B 1 P N H65
H 2 1/27/1990 C 1 P N W60
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
1/17/1990 A 1 N M70
1/24/1990 A 1 N M70
1/05/1990 C 1 N S69
1/10/1990 A 3 N
1/21/1990 B 1 N
1/26/1990 C 3 N
1/06/1990 A 3
1/10/1990 A 4
1/10/1990 B
1/14/1990 B
1/26/1990 C 1 N
CHH 1 1/31/1990 A 3 N
H 2 1/30/1990 A
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO TKAFFIC SCHOOL
FORMER POLICE SGT. HOPKINS FACES TW DRIVING CHARGES
EX-OFFICER FACES fCU AUTO CHARGES
GET TRAFFIC CASES OUT OF COURT
TRAILER PARKS (SEE NA^ES OF SPECIFIC TRAILER PARKS)
SEE MOBILE WJMES
TRANSPLANTS
SEE BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
TRASH DWIPING
SEE TUmm CITY LANDFILL
SEE GARBAGE CdlECTItW, DURHAM
SEE LANDFILLS, N.C.
TRAVEL, INT'L
SEE TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
TRAVa, N.C.
LOOKING FOR EAGLES AROUND FAUS LAKE
TRAVEL, U.S.
SEE ALSO W>SS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO TOURISM, U.S.
NUDIE Smu IN (^EENSBORO; PLAYWRIGHT BARES ALL
SOAK UP SOME SUN, SAIL WITH MICHENER
TRAVEL, WORLDWIDE
SEE TOURISM, INTERhWTIONAL
TRAVIS PLACE
CLOTHING FIRM LEAVES BUYERS IN STITCHES
TREES
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS TREES
SWEET MORNING AFTER
TREYBURN
COUNCIL PANEL OKS CONTROVERSIAL SEICR LINE FOR TREYBURN
TR£YBURN SEWER LINE GETS PANEL'S NOD
CITY COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO HERITAGE SQUARE LEASE
Cin GIVES OK FOR SEWER LINE ^£AR RESERVOIR
RED CROSS RAISED til, 200 ON HOPE HOUSE TOURS
COUNCIL RaUCTANTLY OKS TREYBURN SEWER LINES
TREYBURN FIRM WANTS SPECIAL PERMITS FOR LOTS
COUNTY TO PUR-SUE RAILWAY LAND FOR ^EW JAIL
COMMISSIONERS DELAY DECISION ON TREYBURN REQUEST
TRIANGLE ARTS PLANNING CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO ARTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CARRBORO ARTSCENTER (FORMERLY CARRBORB ART SCHOOL)
SEE (U.SO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
FROM GRASS ROOTS TO AN ESTABLISWCNT
TRIANGLE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
SEE ALSO MUSEUMS, N.C. (SEE ALSO IWMES OF MUSEUMS)
MUSELSI'S DOWNTOWN EXF'ANSKW NOT AFFECTED BY GLAXO 'S DECISION
TRIANGLE DINNER THEATER
WHEN ALL Th£ DINING ROOM'S A STAGE/'JUDY' AT TRIANGLE DINNER THEATRE
TRIANGLE EXPRESS
SEE ALSO MASS TRANSIT
GROUP URGES LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM
BOARD BACKS RAIL SYSTEM
LIGHT-RAIL PROPOSAL ON AGENDA
EXF'RESS SYSTEM STUDY URGED
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H 2 1/18/1990 C 1 N M51
S 2 1/18/1990 A 3 P N
H 2 1/30/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/05/1990 D 20 P F W66
H 2 1/01/1990 B 1 U W<66
H 2 1/07/1990 E 10 U WA6
s
2
1/12/1990 B
1
P N E33
c*
1 1
1/19/1990 A
1
P P 045
H
2
1/09/1990 B
1
N R63
s
2
1/09/1990 A
11
N
H
2
1/17/1990 C
1 C N R63
H
2
1/18/1990 C
1
N R63
H
2
1/18/1990 C
6
N
s
2
1/18/1990 C
1
N C61
s
2
l/22y'1990 C
1
N H65
S
2
1/23/1990 C
1
N H65
H
2
1/24/1990 C
1
N Si9
H 2 1/21/1990 E 1 P N Zll
H 2 1/24/1990 D 9 P N C60
H 2 1/26/1990 D 10 P R 052
CHH 1 1/08/1990 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/22/1990 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 3 P N C62
TRIANGLE FIGURE SKATING CLUB
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SEE ALSO ICE SKATING
TILLEYS; HWVE ICE SKATES, WILL TRAVtL
ICE SKATING IS h»T JIBT fCR N-ORTHERNERS AfJYMCRE
TRIANGLE J Ca*«:iL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE iy.SO REGION K COffCIL OF GOVERN^ENTS
TRIANGLE J CaM:iL REPORTS ON 8 REGIONAL 'ICTRACTIONS'
SCHOS. CTORDINATO? NAfflJ
UNC F-ROF TO hEAD H0HL-SC40a EFFORT
LAND-USE TERHS RESOLUTION (ffmm
TRIANGL£ S^«:I^€ CLUB
f£U OFFICERS
TRINITY CXLEGE (NOW IXKE mW<)
SALTY LAU LEAN STOCKED PIOUS UM, AHACKED STATUS SJO
TRXK IRIVERS
TRIOIRS SAY STRIKE HAS NOT flATERIALIZED IN NTOTH CAFiOLINA
TRACTCK-TRAILER CAB PART OF CLASSRISBI AT UAfCE-GRAfWILLE CCiW. COXEGE
TRUCKS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRIKKS
l«Y T>£Y PUT TM3SE 4-FOOT-TALL TIRES m PICKUP TRUCKS
TRUE VfLiJE HARDyARE STORES
CCUfCIL i^TES THIS i£EK ON HERITAGE SQUAPE I£AL
TR-UE WlUE SITE HAY BE LEASED TO BUSIf£SSES, NON-PTOFIT AGEfCIES
TRUMPET tF CWSCIENCE (^EWSLE^rER)
DIVERSE i5RaJP WORKING FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, PEACE
TfC TRUTH AT LAST (tCUSPAPER)
RACIST E£NT OF m^^'PfBt. PROVOKES IRE
Tl^SDAY J(tK
W£ RIGHT PLACE AT J}€ RIGHT llYE: DURHAM IN T}£ '80'S '
ARTS COIWCIL HONORS 14 AS EMERGIM3 ARTISTS
J\€ TRIANGLE'S ART-FILLED AND MYSTERIO-S WEEK
A TASTE OF GREECE FOR ICIMOI^
•re« PHIL' (DONAa£) CHOICE TO CELEBRATE A PUBLIC TV BIRTHDAY
TUITION TAX CREDITS
SEE TAX CREDITS
nC TUNE fttWALS (SINGING GR-OUP)
STEVeffi FAMILY SINfXR'S
TWENTY-THIRD STATE HOUSE DISTRICT (N.C.)
FILINGS/ASSOCIATE MINISTER R'WS FOR STATE HOUSE
MINISTER', .AJH2 FILE FOR mUSE, BENCH SEATS
TWINS
WOaji'S OLDEST TWINS IN STABLE CONDITION
105-YEAR-OLD TWIN DIES
TWIN, 105, DIES
DAVIDS{»J COWTY WDMAN'S 106T>1 A BITTERSl^ET BIRTHDAY AFTER TWIN DIES
T>£ UGLIEST PIL(3?IM (BOOK & FILM)
(CW IWWtM FILM COMF'ANY CWilENGES HOLLYtSKD
UNIjEK'WEAR
CLOTHING FIRM LEAVES BUYERS IN STITDCS
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, INC.
C*-OUNDBR£AKING
LlfCMPLQYMENT, Vmm
SEE ALSO E^ff1.0Y^ENT, WRHAM
ORANGE, DURW*M BOAST LOWEST XBLESS RATES
S 2
S 2
H 2
Ct* 1
S 2
cm 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
Ct* 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/23/1990 D
1/23/1990 D
1/03/1990 C
1/09/1990 A
1/09/1990 B
1/27/1990 A
1/11/1990 C
1/29/1990 C
1/30/1990 C
1/31/1990 C
CW 1 1/14/1990 A
1/29/1990 C
1/30/1990 C
l/26/r?90 A
1/15/1990 A
1/02/1990 A
1/09/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/^0/1990 A
1/03/1990 C
1/C3/1990 C
1/08/1990 C
1/11/1990 A
1/12/1990 C
1/14/1990 B
1/05/1990 D
1/12/'1990 B
1/17/1990 D
5 P N fi06
5 P N H06
1 P N K65
3 P N
1 N
3 N
3 P P T32
1 P U
3 P N
1 P N H60
1 N C61
1 N C60
4 P N 359
3 P N S17
6 U W15
6 P U W15
6 P U W15
6 P U U15
6 P U W15
H 2 1/07/1990 B 3 F P T44
1 P N S69
1 P N
2 N
9 N
2 P P
2 N
3 P F B71
1 P N E33
7 P P L38
1/01/1990 A 1 N
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UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C.
TRIANGLE UNEMPLOYMENT IS LOW
UNEMPLOY^elT, ORANGE COUNTY
ORANK, DURHAM BOAST LOWEST JOBLESS RATES
TRIANON UfEMflOYMENT IS LOU
UlilIONS
SEE U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR
UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA
^E KU KLUX KLAN
U.S., BUM£T, CUTS
BUSH'S iUDBEJ IS CAUTIOUS
U.S. AIDS COMMISSICW
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMU^E DEFICIENCY SYNI^OJC
MORE WOMEN SAID KTTING AIDS
U.S. AR-MY RESEARCH CENTER (RESEARCH TRIANGLE PPKK)
DURHAM ARMY LAB APPEARS SECURE
U.S. CENSUS
SEE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
CENSUS COMMITTEE HOPING RESIDENTS WILL BE COUNTED
CENSUS INTERVIEWS SCHEDULED JAN. 14-20
RETIREES' BENEFITS NOT («TECTED BY CENSUS E}ff■LOY^ENT
U.S. CONGRESS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 1/29/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/29/1990 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/01/1990 A 1 N
S 2 1/29/1990 A 1 N E33
H 2 1/31/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 3 N S17
S 2 1/30/1990 A 1 N 378
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 1 N C62
H 2 1/03/1990 D 8 N
H 2 1/28/1990 A 13 N
CONGRESS SPREADS T}€ TABLE THIN
U.S. CONGf^SS, HONORARIA
SENATE SENDS WRONG ICSSAGE ON HONORARIA
U.S. CONGRESS, TERMS
FLIP-FLOPPING FROM POLL TO POL
U.S. DEPT, OF AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF AGRICULTWS
DUWAM GROCERY FINED BY USDA
U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM mUSING AUTHORITY
HUD LOAN CElLim HIGHER IN ORANGE THAN IN CHATHAM
. FEW CAN AFFORD NEW HO^E, STUDY SHOWS
U.S. DEFT. OF INTERIOR
DURHAM MAN NAfCD TO POST IN INTERIOR DEPT.
DURHAM NATIVE NAMED DEPUTY UNICRSECRETARY OF INTERIOR DEPT.
U.S. DEPT. CF LABOR
SEE ALSO LABOR, U.S.
WE'RE WORKING HARDER FOR FROSFtRITY
WORKING TWO JOBS fWY EXACT HIGH TOLL
U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO FOOD
PULLING THE PLUG
DUKE DOCTOR'S F£RFORM ^EU HEART PROCEDURE
U.S. HOJSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OUTSIDE IICOME
SEE U.S. CONGRESS, HONORARIA
H 2 1/28/1990 F 4 E
S 2 1/04/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/29/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/19/1990 B 12 N
CHH 1 1/15/1990 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A 1 C N M20
H 2 1/06/1990 B 1 N C60
S 2 1/06/1990 C 1 N
am 1 1/10/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/11/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/17/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N
U.S. MEMORIES
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SHORT-TERhOS CHIP AWAY FUTURE
U.S. OLY^fPIC TRACK AND FIELD TRIALS
SEE OLYWIC TRACK AND FIELD TRIALS
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
IMPRWED MAIL SERVICE UOR'TH DaiVERY TRIAL
PRICE TOO HIGH, POSTAL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE TELLS CARRBOR'O
POST OFFICE SEARCH HAY RtOPEN
CARRBORO CAR'RIERS TO MOVt TO RaiEVE OVERCROWDING
U.S. F'RESIDENTS, N.C. VISITS
PRESIDENT BUSH TO VISIT CttftRLOTTE fEXT MONTH
PRESIDENT BUSH TO VISIT N.C. FRIDAY
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
TAX-FREE BONIS, IF...
U.S. SENATE, OUTSIDE INCOC
SEE U.S. CONGRESS, HONORARIA
U.S. SENIOR (^'EN H3LF TOUWA^ENT
SEE ALSO mS
PINEHURST'S FAVORITE FOR '94 SENIOR OPEN
U.S. SUPREJ€ COURT
TENURE RULING UPSETS DUKE OTICIAL
TENURE RULING UPSETS DUKE OFFICIAL
TENURE ANTI-CONFIDENTIALITY RULING GETS MIXED REVIEWS IN DURWitl
WHAT'S CHAr«ED SINCE KING DIED?
TENLIRE RUING IS mm
SUPRE^E COURT TO REVIEW CASE OF WILMINGTON GE WHISTLEBLOWER
THCRNBURG SUIT ADDRESSES ISSUE OF ASBESTOS IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS
UNITED WAY, HJRHAH
SEE DURH^ UNITED WAY
UNITED WAY OF AJCRICA
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNITED WAY
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS FIND TRIANGLE RESIDENTS GENEROUS GIVERS
UNIVERSITY FORD
COUNCIL OKS BUYING BALLPARK SITE OFTION
CITY WON'T BE STUCK IF CAR DEALER CLOSES
LEGAL SNAG UNTANGLED
COUNCIL SCORES BIG RUN FW f£U BASEBAU PARK
UNIVERSITY LAKE
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
WATERSHED STANDARD TOO HARD TO MEET, PLANNER SAYS
COMMUNITY CENTER SITES DISCUSSED
SUBDIVISION GETS PRELIMINARY OK
BOARD SETS 5-ACRE AVERAGE AT UNIVERSITY LAKE
FIRtI PENS DEFENSE OF FINDINGS ON UI-nVER-SITY LAKE PR-OTECTION
OWASA LINK TO UNIVERSITY LAKI TO BE DISCUSSED
COMMISSIONERS SEEK TO PREVENT ANOTVER ACRIMONIOJS MECTING
USE PUBLIC MEETING TO LEARN, NOT SHOUT
OFFICIALS TO TACKLE WATERSHED EXTENSION
WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS A POLITICAL DECISION, BILLIN6SLEY SAYS
UNIVER'SITY MALL
359 riAYS LEFT...
UNIV. OF FLORIDA SPORTS, FOOTBALL
IT'S official: SFIJR'RIER'S a GATOR
FOUR BLUE DEVIL ASSISTANTS FOLLOWING SPURRIER TO FLORIDA
UNIV. OF KANSAS SPORTS, BASKETBALL
TOTO (ELIZABETH CIH) TRAVELS TO KANSAS TO TAKE m NO. 1
H 2 1/18/1990 A
S 2 1/02/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A 1 P N C62
CHH 1 1/25/1990 A 3 P N C<i2
Zm 1 1/31/1990 A 3 P N C62
H 2 1/24/1990 B 5
H 2 l/'30/1990 C 3
H 2 1/24/1990 A
H 2 1/12/1990 B 1 P N C49
R
n
1/09/1990 A
1
N E33
S
2
1/09/1990 A
1
N Yll
H
n
1/14/1990 B
1
N N36
H
2
1/14/1990 D
5
U
H
2
1/20/1990 A
4
E
H
n
1/23/1990 A
1
P N
H
2
1/31/1990 D
4
N
H 2
1/17/1990 C
1 N K65
H 2
1/03/1990 A
1 C N R63
S 2
1/03/1990 C
1 N
H 2
1/04/1990 A
4 E
S 2
1/04/1990 A
4 E
m\ 1
1/11/1990 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
1/19/1990 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/20/1990 A
3 N M20
CHH 1
1/21/1990 A
3 P N M25
cm 1
1/22/1990 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
1/26/1990 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
1/27/1990 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/29/1990 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
1/31/1990 A
1 N M20
CHH 1
1/02/1990 A
2 P P C45
H 2
1/01/1990 D
1 P N
H 2
1/02/1990 B
3 N C49
H 2
1/17/1990 D
1 N M88
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
S U B J E
UNIV. OF MARYLAND SPORTS, BASKETBAa
REVAfiPEIi TER?S f€XT TEST FOR TAR HEELS
TAR HEELS TO ICET REJUVENATED TERFS
MARYLAND BUILIS LEAD, HOLDS OFF UNO, 98-88
TERPS' WALT WILLIAMS OVERWHELMS HEaS
GARY WILLIAMS TO TAP TERPS' POTENTIAL?
'TIRED' BLUE DEVILS WHIP MARYLAND, 91-80
WOLFPACK SCOROCS TERRAPINS
N.C. STATE REBOIMIS AGAINST MARYLAND
UNIV. (F N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. ^ N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ADMISSIONS
MOVING OFFICES IWULD BE M)OD UNC DECISION
UNIV. OF N.C, ADMINISTRATION
JOfCS ABANDONS ATHLETIC VP FOR UNC IDEA
UNIV. (F N.C, BUDGET
2 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS BLAST BUDGET CUTBACKS
UNC-SYSTEM STUDENT LEADERS TALK BUDGET
UNIV. OF N.C, CHWCELLORS, SALARIES
SHERIDAN PAID HIGt€ST S«J«Y IN (C SYSTEM
UNIV. OF N.C, DRUG ABUSE (ALSO DRUG POLICY)
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, [RUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO URINALYSIS
RANGE IN CAMPUS MJG VIOLATIONS PUZZLES UNC
POLICE (WREST UNC STUDENT ON DRUG, WEAPON CHARISES
ALCOHOL mUL SERIOUS PROBLEM, UNC OFFICIALS SAY
UNIV. OF N.C, SPORTS AND ATHLCTICS
JONES ABANDONS ATHXTIC VP FOR IM; I[£A
StCRIDAN PAID HIGHEST SALARY IN NC SYSTEM
UNIV. OF N.C. ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT GOVERNMENTS
2 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS BLAST BUDGET CUTBACKS
UNC-SYSTEM STUDENT LEADERS TALK BUDGET
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS
BOOSTERS' BOOKS NO SECRET, HARDIN SAYS
JONES ABANDONS ATHLCTIC VP FOR UNC IDEA
MOVING OFFICES WOUQi BE GOOD UNC DECISION
AID FOR PART-TIME STUDENTS WON'T AFFECT UNC-CH
STRENGTJO U^ffi£R'GRADUATE lAJRSING, EXPERTS TELL UNC OFICIALS
LWIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
'NATIVE EARTH' YIELIS TAR HEEL l«ITER:S/N,C PUBLIC TV
'DEAR PHIL' (DONAHt£) CHOICE TO CELEBRATE A PUBLIC TV BIRTHDAY
LWIV. OF N.C. EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, RAMS CLUB
UNIV. OF N.C. HOSPITALS
UNC HOSPITALS ON SOCDULE DESPITE BLOOD SHORTAGE
UNC HOSPITALS TO FIGHT FOR MEDICAID CHANGES
UNIV. OF N.C. HOSPITALS, AIDS
SEE ALSO ACQUIRE IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, N.C. CASES
HOSPITAL APPROVES AIDS DRUG PROGRAM
UNIV. OF N.C. HOSPITALS, EMPLOYEES
HOSPITAL APFIWES AIDS DRUG PROGRAM
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL
MOVING OFFICES WOULD BE GOOD UNC DECISION
: c T s
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N
p
E
D
S
E
— DATE — C •
I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/10/1990 D
1/10/1990 D
1/11/1990 B
1/11/1990 B
1/12/1990 C
1/14/1990 C
1/28/1990 D
1/29/1990 D
1 N L22
1 N F25
1 N L22
1 P N F25
1 P U F25
1 P N C49
1 P N M64
6 P N A76
S 2 1/16/1990 A 4 E
cm 1 1/13/1990 A 2 P N S17
H 2 1/21/1990 B 1 N
CHH 1 1/30/1990 A 3 P N
H 2 1/17/1990 D 3 N
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/13/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/17/1990 D
1/21/1990 B
1/30/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/23/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/26/1990 D
1/30/1990 A
1 N
1 N M70
1 N S17
2 P N S17
3 N
N
P N
N S17
P N S17
E
N S17
N S17
6 P N H45
6 P U W15
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 1/09/1990 A 1 N 317
S 2 1/16/1990 A 4 E
UNIV. CF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, ADMISSIONS
-LX630-
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1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO UNiy. OF N.C.
SEE M.SO UNIU, OF N.C.-CHAF'EL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
PROFESSORS DESCRIBE ADHISSION I^«QUITIES
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
JO^ES TO RECEIVE FACULTY SERVICE KUDOS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL, MXET
UfC FACES $2.8 MILLION BUDGET CUT
UNIV. OF N.C.-CWra. HILL, HJILDIt« CONSTRUCTION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CONSTRUCTION
UNIV. OF N.C.-OWa HILL, CONFEREICES
LEAD HAZARD OVERLMKED FOR YE^S, hEALTH EXPERT SAYS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CWftL HILL, CONSTRUCTION
UNC, COLUMBIA PLAN TO BUILD $15 MILLION TELESCOPE IN CHILE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL, DEMONSTRATIONS
PANAftt PROTEST
UNIV. OF N.C-CWra. HILL, EffLOYEES
UNC (FFICIW-S DENY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST IN GRIEVANCE REVIEW
UNIV. (y N.C, -CHAPEL HILL, FOOD SERVICE
CHECKER'S PIZZA CLOSES ITS DOORS AFTER LOSING BID ON UNC CONTRACT
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
UADDELL CLIENTS SEEK RESTITUTION
UNC SEEKS TO RETWN UADDELL DONATIONS
EUSIhESS RESEARCH FlMi CREATED
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL, C'RAttJATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS
SEE ALSO l^IV. OF N.C, -CHAPEL HILL GR:ADUATE STUDENTS UNITED
GRAD STUDENTS PLAN FORUM ON PAY FTOBLEMS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (KNERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCR'IMINATION
SEE ALSO mW, OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO IflgiV. CF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, BLACKS
SECOND BLACK FEMALE OFFICER HIRED
NEtLY HIRED OFFICER HAD APPLIED EARLIER, COURT EXHIBIT SHOWS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAMS aUB
BOOSTERS' BOOKS NO SECRET, HARDIN SAYS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CWra. HILL, SCHCLARSHIPS
KING SCKJLARSHIP SEEKS e^IOWJCNT
AID FOR PART-TIME STUDENTS WON'T l^fFECT UNC-CH
UNIV. CF N.C.-CHAPEL Hia, SECmiTY POLICE
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAWUS POLICE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SPEAKERS
ACTIVISTS WARN AGAINST APATHY
A QUESTION OF VALUES
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUKNT FEES
INCREASED FEES, FUNDS TOP STUDENT LEADER'S' F'RIORITY LIST
CONGRESS VOTES TO RETAIN CONTR-QL OVER' STUDENT FEES
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL, STUICNT GOVERNMENT
INCREASED FEES, FUNDS TOP STUIOT LEADERS' F'RIORITY LIST
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa Hia, STUDENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAF'a Hia, GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 1 P N S17
cm 1 1/15/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 1 N S17
0* 1 1/24/1990 A 5 N U80
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A 5 N
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A 3 P P T44
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A 3 N S17
Ct* 1 1/22/1990 A 3 N W57
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 1/01/1990 A 1 N M70
Cf« 1 1/17/1990 A 7 P N
CHH 1 1/16/1990 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 1/10/1990 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 1/11/1990 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 1/13/1990 A 1 N S17
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 1/13/1990 A 3 P N
CHH 1 1/20/1990 A 3 P N
CHH 1 1/22/1990 A 3 F N
CHH 1 1/26/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/22/1990 A 3 P N
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO 1*11 V. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL STUDENT CONGRESS
PATIENCE, LOVE... PARANOIA
STUDENTS CAN'T THINK
LOFTY ENDEAWR
ROMANIA HOLDS FOND iCMORIES FOR UNC STUDENT
AID FOR PART-TIME STUItNTS WON'T AFFECT UNC-CH
UNC STUDENTS RAISING FUNDS FOR STUDENT IN FLA. HOSPITAL
STUDENTS WHO MAKE A DIFERENCE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, ALCOHCLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO ALCOHa CONSUMPTION
POLICE ^REST UNC STUDENT ON DRUG, UEAFflN CHARGES
ALCOHOL MORE SERIOUS PROBLEM, UNC OFFICIALS SAY
UNIV. OF N.C.-CWPEL HILL, STUDENTS, BLACKS
SEE ALSO UNIV. CF N.C-CHAF'EL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
PUBLIC, PRIVATE CAMPUSES IN STATE REPORT INCREASES IN BLACK STUDENTS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HIU, STUKNTS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., DRUG ABUSE (ALSO DRUG PaiCY)
F-OLICE ARREST UNC STUDENT ON DRUG, WEAPON CHARGES
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS GOVERNING COUNCIL
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-OHAPa HILL, STUDENT GOVERNiCNT
UNIV. (F N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS POLICE
SECOND BLACK FEMALE OFFICER HIRED
NEWLY HIRED OFFICER HAD APPLIED EARLIER, COURT EXHIBIT SHOWS
UNC OFFICERS WIN PROMOTIONS, BACK PAY
WIFE l«OTE BURLESON'S MEDICAL NOTE, NANCE SAYS
EDWARDS HEARING DELAY rCNIED
OFFICERS TESTIFY EDWARDS ENTRAPPED
EDWARDS FELL THROJGH CRACKS, SHERMAN SAYS
FAVORITISM A PROBLEM, NOT RACISM, ZUNIGA SAYS
SUF'ER'VISOR SAYS RECORDING NOT INTENDED TO INCRIMINATE
EDUARI6 CASE NOTES MULLED
UNC POLICE CHIEF PLANS RETIREMENT
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT OFFICE
SEE UNIV. tF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PLACEMENT OFFICE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CHANCaLORS CLUB
300 CHANCELLORS CLUB ALUMNI TAUGHT LESSON ON ACADEMIC GIVING
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
U(C BOARD REAPPOINTS DEAN CELL
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE CENTER
SEE UNIV. (F N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DIVISION OF CONTINUING BUCATION
SEE miV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WILLIAM AND IDA FRIDAY CB'fTER
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DAILY TAR HEa
TAR fCLE PARODY MARKS DUKE-UNC BASKETBALL CONTEST
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT, OF CHEMISTRY
POLYfCR SCIENCE FOCUS OF SERIES
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY
UNC, COLUMBIA PLAN TO BUILD $15 MILLION TELESCOPE IN CHILE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
MCKTON NAI€D TO DIVISIO^J FTOT
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RAMS CLUB
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COMMIHEE ON ATR.ETICS
FACULTY TO CONSIICR ATHLETIC REFORM REF'ORT
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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
OW 1
1/06/1990
1/09/1990
1/13/1990
1/13/1990
1/23/1990
1/26/1990
1/28/1990
1/19/1990 A
1/19/1990 A
N
L
P L38
N D38
N S17
N S17
E
N M70
N 317
H 2 1/16/1990 C 1 N
CI* 1 1/19/1990 A 1 N M70
CHH 1
1/10/1990 A
3 N S17
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
1/17/1990 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
1/20/1990 A
1 N 317
CHH 1
1/22/1990 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
1/23/1990 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
1/24/1990 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
1/25/1990 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
1/26/1990 A
3 N S17
CHH 1
1/27/1990 A
1 N S17
CHH 1 1/29/1990 A 3 P N D38
CHH 1 1/13/1990 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/18/1990 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 1/27/1990 A 10 N
cm 1 1/12/1990 A 5 N
cm 1 1/12/1990 A 5 P N
CHH 1 1/19/1990 A 3 P N S17
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX
1/31/1990
BY SUBJECTS
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FACaTY APPROVES ATHLETIC REFORMS
HARDIN BACKS REFORM
UNiy. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COUNCIL
FACULTY TO CONSIDER ATHLETIC REFORM REPORT
FACULTY APPRtlVES ATR.ETIC REFORMS
HARIUN BACKS REFORtf
PROFESSOR'S DESCRIBE ADMISSION I^EQUITIES
SPOTLIGHT ON A CLEAN SHOW
UNIV. OF N.C.-OWPa HILL GRADUATE STUDENTS UNITED
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL Hia, GRADUATE TEACHIhffi ASSISTANTS
GRAD STUDENTS PLAN FORUM ON PAY PROBLEMS
6SU TO CONTINUE HIWER STIFeff) FUSH
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL miS BUREAU
IVY TWER
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PLACEMENT OFFICE
INCREASED FEES, FUNDS TOP STUDENT LEADERS' F'RIORITY LIST
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PROGRAM IN THE HUMANITIES
300 CHANCELLORS CLUB ALUMNI TAUa^T LESSON ON ACADEMIC GIVING
m: ADVENTlffES [£LVE INTO IDEAS
Uf«V. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL SCTOOL OF .^ftJRNALISM
DEAN AT UfC APF'OINTED TO HERALD BOAR'D
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HIU SCHOOL CF itDICIfC
TESTING A NEW mUCtL HELPER
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOtL OF MEDICIfC, PROGRAM ON AGING
UHO CAN HELP WITH PERSONAL CARE''
UNIV. OF N.C.-CWtfS. HILL SCHOO. OF NURSING
STRENGTf£N UNDERGRADUATE tAJR-SING, EXPERTS TELL UNC OFFICIALS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CmPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
ACCIICNTAL HYPOTfERMIA A WINTER THREAT TO ELDERLY
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
EPA CHIEF VIEWS PREVENTION OF POLLUTION AS HOFt OF FUTURE
LEAD HAZARD OVERIKJKED FOR YEARS, ^£ALTH EXPERT SAYS
BJVIRONffifr; TOPE ON THE HORIZON?
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL SPORTS, BASKETBAa (MEN)
TAR f€ELS REDISCOVER DEFENSE, SURGE TO 90-78 WIN OVER ODU
SMITH KEEPS COOL AS MONARCHS GIVE TAR HEELS A SCARE
WILLIAMS, TAR HEa RIDE WAVES TO 95-69 VICTORY
POOR STARTS PROVING BIG STUMBLING BLOCK FOR SLUGGISH HEELS
WILLIAMS, TAR HEELS RBLL OVER WAVES
REVAMF'ED TERF'S NEXT TEST FOR TAR HEaS
TAR fCELS TO HEET REJUVENATED TERPS
MARYLAND BUILIiS LEAD, HOLIS OFF UNC, 98-88
MYSTERIOUS MALAISE GRIPS UNC BASKETBALL
TERPS' WALT WILLIAMS OVERWHELMS HEELS
NOTHING TYPICAL ABOUT THE HEELS
TAR FEaS FIND HCU TO HAVE FUN WITH GAME
TAR HEELS' 'BEST GAME' TOO MUCH FOR CAVALIERS
WILLIAMS HELF-S HEELS SHAKE SLUMP
DUKE UNC: PROGRAMS PASSING IN THE NIGHT?
DUKE, UNC HEN IN THE MIDItE SLIRFACE FOR CHAPEL HILL FRAY
DUKE-UNC/HARD TO FIGURE THE ODDS WHEN OLD RIVALS CaLIDE
TAR HEELS PICK BLUE DEVILS' PACKETS
UNC SCALDS DUKE, 79-60
'THE KING' RULES AS TAR HEELS RtlUT DUKE
BLUE riEVILS CAN'T COPE WITH UNO'S PRESSURE
TAR HEEL TURNAROUND
TAR h£ELS' NEXT BIG ACC TEST WITH 'PACK TOMORROW
SIZZLING TAR HEELS HIT THE R13AD
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH
CHH
1 1/20/1990 A 1 P N S17
1 1/21/1990 A 1 P N 517
cm 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/19/1990 A
1/20/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1/21/1990 A
1/16/1990 A
1/29/1990 A
3 P N S17
1 P N S17
1 P N S17
1 P N S17
4 E
N S17
N
H 2 1/28/1990 C
CHH 1 1/22/1990 A 3 P N
cm 1
1/29/1990 A
3 P N D38
cm
1
1/29/1990 A
5 P N
H
2
1/10/1990 D
4 P N
cm 1
1/26/1990 A
10 P N
cm
1
1/19/1990 A
5 D U
cm
1
1/26/1990 A
1 N 317
cm 1
1/23/1990 A
8 N
cm 1
1/23/1990 A
3 P N M20
cm 1
1/24/1990 A
5 N LSO
cm 1
1/25/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/04/1990 B
1 N L22
s
2
1/04/1990 B
1 N A76
H
2
1/07/1990 C
1 F N C49
H
i.
1/07/1990 C
2 P U M88
s
2
1/08/1990 D
2 P U A76
H
•7
1/10/1990 D
1 N L22
s
2
1/10/1990 D
1 N F25
H
n
1/11/1990 B
1 N L22
s
2
1/11/1990 B
1 U F25
s
2
1/11/1990 B
1 P N F25
H
2
1/12/1990 B
1 U L22
H
2
1/14/1990 C
1 U f188
H
2
1/14/1990 C
1 P N M88
s
2
1/15/1990 D
3 P U F25
H
2
1/17/19<?0 D
1 P U L22
H
2
1/17/1990 D
1 P N L22
S
2
1/17/1990 D
1 P N F25
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 P N L22
H
2
1/18/1990 B
1 N C49
S
2
1/18/1990 B
1 P U D18
S
2
1/18/1990 B
1 P N F25
H
2
1/19/1990 B
1 P N 122
S
2
1/19/1990 C
3 U F25
H
2
1/20/1990 D
1 P N C49
-U630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1990 - L'31/1990
TAR HEELS POUR IT ON, CORRAL UaFPACK/UNC TAKES ANOTHER STEP'
•DT' RETURNEIi TO REYNOLBS, BUT TAR HEELS STOL£ THE SHOW
DEACONS FACE HOT HEELS; BLUE DEVILS VISIT INDIANS
NEVER COUNT SMITH'S TAK' HEaS OUT
TAR hCELS CONTINUE MASTERY OF DEACS
DEACONS FIND MOTIVATION, BUT STILL LOSE TO HEELS
HEaS STARTING TO CLICK
TAR HEELS' RICE STARTS TO COOK
im ^£ELS TEACH LESSON TO THOSE WHO DOUBTED UNC
TAR HEELS CLOBBER CLEMSON
TAR HEELS TOG STRONG FOR TIGERS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
DUKE-UNC WOMEN IN BENEFIT
DUM, UNC WOMEN HIT COURT FOR CHARITY
MORGAN'S LATE JUMPER LIFTS BLUE DEVIL WOMEN
DUKE, UNC WOMEN FALL
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, BASKETBALL, WOMEN
SEE IWIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, FOOTOALL
AFTER 1-10 SEASONS, BROWN MAKING CHANGES TO UNC STAFF
JORIiiW JOINS UNC STAFF AS ASSISTANT HEAD COACH
REEVES TO JOIN WOLFPACKi fiLSlOH PICKS UNC
FOR MONTANA, ICi«RABLE COMEBACKS BEGAN AT KENAN
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HIU SPORTS, TE^ISION
SEE SPORTS, TELEVISION COVERAGE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, WRESTLING
DANGEROUS CYCLONES TEST WOLFPACK, TAR HEEL WRESTLERS THIS WEEK
GOT HIM
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPa HILL STUDENT COfSiRESS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAF'EL HILL, STUDENTS
IhCREASED FEES, FUNDS TW* STUDENT LEADERS' PRIORITY LIST
CONGRESS VOTES TO RETAIN CONTROL OVER STUDENT FEES
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WILLIAM AND IDA FRIDAY CENTER
MCKEON NA>€D TO DIVISION POST
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HIU YMCA
PATIENCE, LOVE... PWWNOIA
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO
UNCG PLANS KING OBSERVAiCE
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
DEVILS TO RISK STFEAK VS. CAVS
DUKE DUMPS CAVALIERS IN SCRAP AT CAMERON
DUKE VS. uva: the real show gets under way
VIRGINIA'S CROTTY GIVES DIKE FITS
TAR HEELS FIND K3W TO HAVE FUN WITH GAME
TAR HEELS' 'BEST GAME' TOO MUCH FOR CAVALIERS
WILLIAMS HELP'S HERS SHAKE SLUW
WAKE-VIRGINIA MATCHIF PITS TWO OLD FRIENDS
♦FIRE' AND 'ICE' V0^ EVEN W/«M
UNIVERSITY TOWER
SEE ALSO HIGH-RISES
UNIVERSITY TOtER IS STILL 75X LEASED
UNWANTED CHILDREN
SEE ABORTION
UPTOWN (CIGARETTES)
RJR SCRAPS TEST MARKETING OF CIGAR-ETTE AIMED AT BLACKS
A TARGET THAT FIRES BACK
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
—DATE — C ■
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IN ACC RACE H
2
1/21/1990 C
1 P N M64
H
2
1/21/1990 C
1 U M88
H
2
1/22/1990 B
2 P N MSB
S
2
1/22/1990 D
1 P U D18
H
2
1/23/1990 B
2 P N
S
2
1/23/1990 D
1 P N D18
S
2
1/24/1990 D
1 P U D18
H
2
1/27/1990 D
1 P N C49
CHH 1
1/27/1990 A
4 P J
H
2
1/28/1990 D
1 P N C49
S
2
1/29/1990 D
4 P U D18
S
2
1/18/1990 B
3 P N A76
H
2
1/19/1990 B
3 N F95
H
2
1/21/1990 C
3 P N F95
H
2
1/28/1990 D
4 N
H
2
1/06/1990 B
3 N
H
2
1/16/1990 B
1 N L22
H
2
1/19/1990 B
3 N B40
H
2
1/28/1990 D
1 P N C49
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
1/07/1990 C
1/10/1990 D
1/22/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/12/1990 A
1/06/1990 A
1/03/1990 D
1/05/1990
1/07/1990
1/07/1990
1/08/1990
1/14/1990
1/14/1990
1/15/1990 D
1/28/1990 D
1/31/1990 D
2 U F95
1 P P 132
3 P N
3 N
P N
3 P N
8 N
1 D N F25
1 P N L22
1 U M88
3 P U F25
1 U H88
1 P N H88
3 P U F25
3 N L22
1 P N F95
S 2 1/05/1990 A 1 P N E33
2 1/20/1990 A
2 1/29/1990 A
1 P N
4 E
URBAN CORPS E)(PANSION PROJECT
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SEE ALSO YC3UTH CORPS
YOJTH aWS RECEPTION
URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
SEE MASS TRANSIT
l^INALYSIS
SEE ALSO OJRmM, N.C., CITY EffflOYEES, DRUG ABUSE AND TESTING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUfTY StCRIFF'S ItPT. , DR'UG TESTING
SEE ALSO KJRHAM POLICE DEPT., DR-UG TESTING
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, DRUG AHJSE (ALSO DRUG P-QLICY)
CHAPa HILL TO BEGIN PRE-HIRE, RW^DOM DRUG TESTS
DLBWAM POLICE FACE RANDOM DRUG TESTS
DURHAM POLICE PLAN DRUG TESTS FOR OFFICERS
DRUG TESTING CALLED HIGHY ACCURATE
FOaOUING POLICE LEAD, SHERIFF ALSO PLANS IftUG TESTING
C0MPUO€M PONDER'S LAWSUIT
USURY LAMS
SEE INTEREST RATES
UTILITY FEES
SEE WATER AND SEl€R RATES, DURHAM
VALENTINES
SO tWAT IS 'IT'? VlieO VAL£NTINES
VANCE AGAir^T SUBSTANCE ABUSE (VASA)
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, F1<EVENTI0N
VANCE RESIDENTS FORMING AtENCY TO FIGHT DRUGS
'VANCE HIGH SCHCO. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
TIGERS DOWN VANCE
TIGERS f«LD OFF V(WCE
VANCE/GRANVILLE COmJNITY COLLEffi
RIBBIT CAN BE DISSECTED WITH LITTLE MUSS OR FUSS
VANCE-GRANVILLE COLLEGE W<WTS TO START CHOR(U£
TRACTOR-TRAILER CAB PART (^ CLASSROOM AT VANCE-GRANVILLE COMM, COLLEGE
S 2 1/24/1990 A 3 P P T32
CHH 1
1/01/1990 A
3
N M70
S
2
1/25/1990 A
1 P N B53
H
2
1/26/1990 C
3
N
S
2
1/26/1990 A
1
N B53
H
2
1/30/1990 C
2
N
H
2
1/31/1990 C
5
N K65
H 2 1/15/1990 A 6 P N S56
1/16/1990 C 1 N H60
1/05/1990 B
1/05/1990 C
1/06/1990 B
1/06/1990 B
1/31/1990 C
VANCE/GRANVILLE COWUNITY COLLEGE, GIRS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO F\m RAISING (SEE ALSO fWMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS i SP-ONSORING GROUPS)
VANCE-GRANVILLE COfSllNITY COLLEGE ENDOWMENT FUND EXCEEDS $500,000
VANCE/GRANVILLE C0^B1UNITY COLLEGE ENDOWJCNT FUND CORP.
VANCE-GRANVILLE COMJNITY COLLEGE ENICUMENT FLIND EXCEEDS $500,000
VANDALISM, N.C.
NEW YEAR'S REVELER'S RUN AMOK
VANS
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAtES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
REQUEST FOR EXF'ANDED CREEDMOOR VAN SERVICE DIES
'JETER ANS
RALEIGH VETERANS' CEMETERY NEAR FUJL
VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
ROBBER PAYS VICTIM FROM DAMAGES
OTHER SETTLEMENTS WE.
VIDEOTAF'E
30 WHAT IS 'IT'? VIICO VALENTI(€S
VIETNAM SYNDROME
SEE FTOT-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
VIETNAiCSE POT-BEaiED PIGS
SEE ALSO PIGS
TfC PIGS ARE COMING!
1/20/1990 C
1/20/1990 C
CHH 1 1/03/1990 A
H 1 1/18/1990 C
H 2 1/30/1990 C
1/05/1990 A
1/05/1990 A
1 P N E40
2 P N P52
1 P N T33
1 N H60
1 P N H60
1 C N H60
1 C N H60
4 E
1 N T33
2 N
1 N B53
1 N B53
H 2 1/15/1990 A 6 P N S56
H 2 1/15/1990 B 1 N N36
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yiLLAGE CENTER _
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., PARKING AREAS
VILLAGE ELDERS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
ELDERS SERIES INaUDES MIDDLE EAST LECTURE
VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO RIOTS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
Tf£ PATTERNS CF VIOLENT DEATH
VIRGINIA, ELECTIONS
VA. INAUGURAL SIGN CF SOUTHERN HEALING
VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNITED UAY
SEE ALSO J.C. PENtCY GOLDEN RULE AWARDS
FIVE VOLUNTEERS PRESENTED PENNEY GOLDEN RULE AUARIS
'WE <«£ ON EARTH TO HELP ONE ANOTHER'
VOLUNTEERS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNH, N.C, _
SORORITY KICKS OFF CAfff'AIGN TO REGISTD^ READING VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEERS FOR YOUTH
YOUTH ORGANIZATION NAhES 1990 OFFICERS
ten (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
LEHER TARGETS BLACK LEADERS
POLICE PROBE LETTER PROPAGANDA LINK
UDC6-FM (DURHAM, N.C.)
URDU, UQCK ARE Tl€ OVER<«J- FAVORITES/ ARBITRON RATINGS
WRAL-TV (RALEIGH, N.C.)
COMICS RIDE RADIO
THE PRODUCER
URDU (RALEIGH, N.C.)
COMICS RIDE RADIO _
URDU, WICK ARE THE OVERALL FAVORITES/ARBITRON RATIf-H3S
UXYC (UNC STUDENT RADIO STATION)
LIKE, CAN YOU DIG IT?
W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION
TEEN-LINK NEEDS HELP
UABASH EXPRESS STEAK HOUSE
SOMEONE IN THE KITOCN WITH DIhER KNOU-HOU/' PAUNCH' AT THE UABASH
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
TIGERS, UNICORNS LEAD WACHOVIA RACE
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
SCOTT'S 36 LEAVES I£ACONS' COACH IN AUE, WAKE WITH AN0TI4R LOSS
PACK HOLIS ON TO TOP DEACS
BLUE DEVILS BOUNCE BACK WITH UIN OVER DEACONS
DEACONS FACE HOT HEELS; BLUE DEVILS VISIT INDIANS
DEVILS REBOUND, [CHOLISH [£ACONS
TAP: HEELS CONTINLt MASTERY OF DEACS
DEACONS FIND MOTIVATION, BUT STILL LOSE TO HEELS
WAKE-VIRGINIA MATCHUP PITS TWO OLD FRIENDS
WAL-MART DISCOUNT STORE
WAL-MART ROLLOUT COSTS RttElOi
CHH 1 1/08/1990 A 2 N
CHH 1 1/23/1990 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/17/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/12/1990 C 3 N K65
H 2 1/25/1990 A 6 P N S56
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
1/29/1990 A
1/10/1990 A
1/13/1990 A
1/18/1990 A
1 P N C42
3 N
1 N U57
3 N
H 2 1/19/1990 D 20 P U M60
1/05/1990 D
1/11/1990 A
1/05/1990 D
1/19/1990 D
1/29/1990 A
1/08/1990 A
2 1/19/1990 D
2 1/11/1990 B
1/07/1990 C
1/19/1990 B
1/21/1990 C
1/22/1990 B
1/22/1990 D
1/23/1990 B
1/23/1990 D
1/28/1990 D
21 U M60
6_P N S56
21 U M60
20 P U M60
3 P N D38
4 E
10 P R C09
3 N B40
3 N M88
1 P N M88
1 N L22
2 P N M88
3 P U F25
2 P N
1 P N D18
3 N L22
2 1/26/1990 B 4 N
UALK-A-THON
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1/01/1990 - 1/31/1990
L9C STUDENTS RAISING FLINDS FOR STUDENT IN FU. HOSPITAL
UALLTOWN EBUCATIONAL ADVANCBCNT CENTER
SEE ALSO AT-R:ISK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO liMm CITY SCHOaS, DROPOUTS
A CHANCE FOR CHOICES
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CHH 1 1/26/1990
A 3 P N S17
S 2 1/20/1990 C 1 P N Yll
"WAR ON DRUGS"
SEE DRIJG ABUSE, PREVENTION
WASHINGTON, D.C.
A CRACK IN BARRY'S FUTIKE
WHY JACKSON MAY NOT RUN
WASHINGTON (N.C.) DAILY ^€US
WASHINGTON DAILY fCWS WINS KEY NCFA AWARD
WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE SEWAGE TT<EATf€NT FIANTS, OJRHAM
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, MJRHAM COMY
WATER AND SEIER CUSTOICR SERVICE DIVISIW
SEE WATER AND ^UER RATES, IWWtfl
WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PUBLIC WORKS COiflllTTEE
SEE ALSO SBM£ TREATt€NT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LIfCS, DURHAM COUNTY
COJNCIL Ff^EL OKS CONTR-QVERSI^ SEICR LINE FOR TREYBURN
COUNCIL RELl£TANTLY OKS TREYBURN SEWER LINES
WATER AND SEl£R LI^ES, DUWAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEiER LINES, Dlfl5HAM
TREYBURN SEWER LINE GETS PANEL'S NOD
CITY GIVES OK FOR SEWER LIf€ NEAR' RESERVOIR
WATER AND SEWER LIhCS, ORAf«£ COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES
WATER AND SEIER RATES, DUR'HAM
AVOIDING TAX INCR-EASE FOCUS OF CITY HEARING
CITY COIMIL ^€AR•S MO^£Y REQUESTS, BOND PACKAGE ADVICE
WATER CONSERVATION
DIRT DILEMfW
BUT SERIOUSLY, IT'S A COMMODE UM.IKE ANY OTfCR
WATER F'RESSURE
FlANfER-S OK EXPANSION FIANS FOR HlCi\ SCHOOL
WATER QLIALITY
SEE ALSO CLEAN WATER ACT (FEDERAL LAW)
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LIh£S, DURWW
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, IWWAM COUNTY
WATERSHED STANDARD TOO HARD TO MEET, FIANNER SAYS
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR SITE DEBATE BREWS
LOCAL GROUP TO MONITOR ENO WATER QUALITY
TEST WELLS TO DETERMINE WATER QUALITY
RILES WOULD LIMIT GROWTH NEAR RESERVOIR'S
USE PUBLIC MECTING TO LEARN, NOT SHOUT
EXPANDED LITTLE RIVER MEETINGS PLAf*0
H 2 1/22/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/27/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/19/1990 A 6 N
H 2 1/09/1990 B 1 N R63
S 2 1/18/1990 C 1 N C61
S 2 1/09/1990 A 11 N
H 2 1/18/1990 C 1 N R63
H 2 1/12/1990 C 1 N R63
H 2 1/17/1990 C 2 N R63
S 2 1/15/1990 C 1 P N H65
CFW 1 1/16/1990 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 1/12/1990 A 3 N C62
CHH 1
1/11/1990 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
1/14/1990 A
1 P N M20
H 2
1/16/1990 C
3 N
H 2
1/23/1990 B
8 N
S 2
1/25/1990 B
1 N H65
CHH 1
1/27/1990 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/30/1990 A
3 N M20
WATERSHED
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE WATER QUALITY
UAHS HOSPITW.
CHANGES
S 2 1/17/1990 C 1 P P S76
WATTS STREET SCWMS.
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SEE GEORGE UAHS SCHtWL
THE WAY UE tERE <COLUW)
SEE ALSO mam, n.c, history
COUNTRY aUB WEATHERED Tt€ GREAT DEPRESSION
DURHAM'S CARR >£LPED FOUND FAMOUS COASTAL RESORT
WEATHER, CHAPEL HILL
DOWN ON T(€ JOB
SUNNY DAYS im MONDAYS
G(€EN THJMB
WINTER W^OMALY
UEATVER, OJRHAM
SEE ALSO COLD ICATHER, DWiHAM
SEE ALSO RAI^FALL, DURHAM
1980'S WERE A WILD DECADE FOR WEATfCR
ODD liEATHER MAKES f€MORABLE HOLIDAYS
SPRING IN JANU(«Y
SF'RING FEVER?
WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO ^ft^ICA^€S
ERRANT JET STREAM IS BLAMED FOR COLD AND WET DECEMBER
PERSON COMMISSIOICRS ADOPT 'ADVERSE WEATHER POLICY'
WEAVER DAIRY ROAD (CHAPa HILL, N.C.)
'I'M ON T}£ BOAT, F11L UP T}£ GANG PLANK'
WEBB/WIHENBERG VENTURES (NAME CHANGED TO WEBB/DURHAM VENTURES)
CITY PtLICE HEAIQUARTERS MIHTT MOVE
WEDDING A^B|(IVERSARIES
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
WEIGHT CONTROL
SEE ALSO FOOD
YO-YO DIETS ARE HAWFUL
THII^ING THIN
WELFARE REFORM
SEE ALSO JOB tPPO^TUNITIES AND BASIC SKILLS (XBS)
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT, OF SOCIAL SERVICES
WAYS TO BEGIN WELFARE REFtSyi IS SUBJECT OF TODAY'S MEETING
PROGRAM SEEKS TO REDUCE NEED FOR WELFARE
TRAINING OFFERS A ROAD OUT OF POVERTY
WELLS
DUKE WANTS TO CHECK 8 MORE WELLS
TEST WELLS TO DETERMINE WATER QUALITY
WE'RE NO ANffiLS (FILM)
ITS f^ EXCELLENT FILM— TO SEE IN PURtJATORY/'WE'RE NO ANGaS'
WEST HILL AVENUE (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
WEST HILL AVE. FmJECT LIKELY TOPIC FOR TOWN BOARD TONIGHT
WEST POINT MILL
WINTER AT WEST POINT
WEST POINT ON TIC ENO
SEE WEST POINT MILL
WESTCOURT (NAJC CHA^«5ED TO PAVILLION ON FRANKLIN)
REVIVED WESTCOURT TO TARGET 'UPSCALE' MARKET— DEVELOF-ER
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV, SPORTS, FOOTBAa
STRAWi LEAVES WO) POST, TAKES OVER DUKE DEFENSE
S 2 1/01/1990 C
S 2 1/15/1990 C
CHH 1 1/21/1990 A
cm 1 1/23/1990 A
cm 1 1/24/1990 A
an 1 1/26/1990 A
S 2 1/01/1990 A
S 2 1/01/1990 A
H 2 1/18/1990 C
S 2 1/18/1990 C
H 2 1/03/1990 C
H 1 1/03/1990 C
CHH 2 1/07/1990 A
H 2 1/05/1990 A
S 2 1/08/1990 B
S 2 1/03/1990 B
H 2 1/07/1990 E
1 P V
1 D U
1 P P L38
1 P P L38
3 P P L38
3 P P L38
1 P N A76
1 N A76
1 P P M66
1 P N Yll
3 P P K30
1 N
4 E
1 P N R63
2 P P
1 D N
1 P N S56
H 2 1/16/1990 C 2 P N C60
S 2 1/16/1990 B 1 P N H65
H 2 1/17/1990 D 9 N C60
S 2 1/20/1990 A 1 N E33
H 2 1/23/1990 B 3 N
H 2 1/05/1990 D 15 P R S66
CHH 1 1/C8/1990 A 3 P N W57
S 2 1/10/1990 B 1 P P S76
CHH 2 1/05/1990 A 1 N M70
H 2 1/12/1990 B 1 P N C49
WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH
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t£STW)OD CDETERY
SEE CARRBORO, N.C., CEfETERIES
tETLANBS
GRANT TO F\m FLffl^IDA ICTLANCS STUDY
ICYNCXJTH ESTATE
SEE FRIENDS OF l€YM3UTW
WHISTLEBLOWERS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN a)t.€RN«ENT
SLf-REffi COl«T TO REVIEW CASE (F UILMIM3T0N GE IWISTLEBLtftER
tWITE LIGHTNING
SEE MOONSHIfC
WHITE SIFREMACY
WE m> BREED CF WHITE RACISTS
WILD GAME „,
WAYS Omff TO HALT DECLIfC OF RABBITS, QUAIL, GROUSE IN N.C,
WILLIE M PROSVlMS
mn^ SETS TO KEEP FIWDS FOR f©(TALLY ILL
WILSON PARK I£VELOP^ENT CO. ^
JJK3E KILLS LAWaJIT AGAINST ICVELOPtCNT COMPANY PRESIIOT
WINSTON CUP RACING CIRCUIT
S-EE ALSO STOCK C^ RACING
DIXON WANTS BLACKS IN NASCAR
WINSTK^SALEJI STATE LWIV. SPORTS, BASKETBAa
EAGLES SHIf« IN SPOTLiaHT; 'BIGHME' REMAINS AT 799
WINTER
SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO N^^S OF mmS)
UINTERFEST
SEE ALSO rW<E l^IV., FESTIVALS
'CARMINA BU^<WA' CENTERflECE IN CONTEifl^R/«Y CRTS FESTIVAL
WIRETAPS
CHAR-NS CLAIMS PARTIAL WIN OVER FBI
WOMEN, ABUSE
SEE BATTERED W0^OI
WOfO, ALCOHOLISM
WOMEN FiafTING ADDICTIONS TELL T^£IR STORIES
WOMEN, BATTERED
SEE BATTERED WOfCN
U0^O, EMPLOYMENT
SEE EMFIOYMENT, WOfEN
WOMEN, MILITARY
N.C. l.fflMAN CITED BY WHITE HOUSE
ARtfY ACTION SEXIST ON COMBAT AWARD
WOMEN, MILITARY COMBAT
CHAPTER 3! THE CAPTAIN BRAY STORY
IT'S NOT A WOMAN'S FIGHT
Ua€N SOIHERS CHAFE AT PRAISE FOR CAPT. BRAY
WOfO, PRIESTS
PAT}^ TO F-RIESTHOTD PROVES CIRCUITOUS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 1/26/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/25/1990 B 1 N D80
H 2 1/23/1990 A 1 P N
H 2 1/07/1990 D 4 E
H 2 1/26/1990 B 8 N
S 2 1/19/1990 A 2 N H65
CHH 1 1/24/1990 A 1 N C62
S 2 1/16/1990 C 5 P N H06
H 2 1/21/1990 C 1 N E64
H 2 1/07/1990 E 8 N
H 2 1/31/1990 C 1 P N S82
S 2 1/08/1990 B 1 D N S27
H 2 1/04/1990 A 1 P N T33
S 2 1/06/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/09/1990 A 1 N
H 2 1/09/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/25/1990 A 3 P N
S 2 1/30/1990 A 8 P N S27
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WONEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO YUCA, DURHAM
nMOR YWCA CHANGES BLOCK AWARDS PROGRAM
GROIP'S LOYALTY FOR Y UORTHY ACHIEVEMENT
WOMEN ON THE VERK OF A fCRVOUS BREAKDOWN (FILM)
THAT LADY OF SPAIN/ALMOICVAR'S 'WOhEN'
W30LW0RTH'S (GREENSBORO, N.C.)
6F£ENSB£M)'S 1960 SIT-IN CELEBRATION SET
WOCLWORTH'S (VCST (WIN ST.)
DOWNTOWN STORE CLEARED AFTER CLOTHES CATCH FIRE
CLEARING OJT Tf£ SMOKE
LWZO MASSEY RETIRES FROM l*)OLUORTH'S KITCHEN
WORD OF MOUTH TRIANGLE RESTAURANT AND MARKET GUIDE FOR 1990 (BOOK)
SEE ALSO RESTAIKANTS, DURHAM
TRIANGLE DINING, BY T)€ B(MK
WOR'KERS' BILL OF RIGHTS (SUN STORY)
SEE ALSO IWRHAM WMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
PUBLIC fCARING PLANO ON W)RKERS BILL OF RIGHTS
C01M;IL SWXO reject ^WRKERS bill OF RIGHTS
DIVERSE GROIP W3RKII« FOR SOCIAL ^TICE, PEACE
PROPOSED IWRKER'S BILL (M^ RIGHTS HEARING SET TCfJIGHT
CITY ACCUSED OF UI^AIR, ILLEGAL LABOR PRACTICES
SCARING
WORKING TOGETHER (COLUl*))
TRLIE ADULTHCBD RATES WELCO^E
LITTLE RESOLUTIONS FOR CHANGE
MISFIACED SEX MEANS TR-QUBLE ON VM FRONTS
STORYTELLING IN WORK PLACE? USE YOl« OWN EXPERIENCES
WORTHLESS CHECKS
SEE BAD DECKS
WRITERS, KIRHAM
POETRY, SWKT STORIES PROVIDE COLORFUL SESSION FOR FRIENDS
WRITERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO THIS NATIVE EARTH: A CELEBRATION OF N.C. LITERATURE (TV SHOW)
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BURGEONING WRITERS ABOUND IN ^EW YEAR
'NATIVE EARTH' YIELDS TAR HEEL WRITERS/N.C. PUBLIC TV
YMCA, t^lIV. OF N.C.-CmPEL HIU
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAFG. HILL YMCA
YWCA, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
MAJOR YWCA CHANGES BLOCK AWARI6 F'ROGRAM
GROUP'S L0Y/!1TY FOR Y WORTHY ACHIEVE^ENT
YWCA, DURHAM, BUILDING
SEE YWCA, DURHAM
YWCA COALniON fTJR BATTERED ^a]^EN
SEE ORANGE/DURHAM COALITION FOR BATTERED IWMEN
Y. E. SMITH SCHO(L
ELLIS BEGINS NEW YEAR AT SMITH SCHOOL POST
DR. ELLIS CALLS TRANSITION A 'GREAT DAY'
NEW PRIhCIPAL DESERVES CHANCE AT Y.E. SMITH
Y.E. SMITH SCHOOL PARENTS CALL ELLIS SWITCH A BLUNICR
SMITH SCHOOL PARENTS CALL ELLIS TRANSFER A 'BLUNICR'
DR. ELLIS ASKS FOR CHANCE TO PROVE ABILITY TO GROUP
SMITH PARENTS (€ET WITH ELLIS
S 2 1/18/1990 A 1 P N S27
S 2 1/19/1990 A 4 E
H 2 1/12/1990 D 19 P R L59
H 2 1/28/1990 B 1 P N
S 2 1/02.'1990 B 1 N B53
H 2 1/03/1990 C 4 P P S76
S 2 1/04/1990 A 6 P F S27
H 2 1/16/1990 A 6 P N S56
s
S
s
H
H
S
2
2
n
2
2
2
1/24/1990 A
1/25/1990 A
1/26/1990 A
1/30/1990 C
1/31/1990 C
1/31/1990 C
1 N C61
4 E
6 P N 659
1 N
1 N R63
3 P P C45
H
H
H
H
2
n
2
2
1/07/1990 E
1/14/1990 E
1/21/1990 E
1/28/1990 E
4 U
5 U
4 U
3 U
H 2 1/21/1990 D 3 P U H45
H 2 1/14/1990 D
H 2 1/26/1990 D
3 U H45
6 P N H45
S 2 1/18/1990 A 1 P N S27
S 2 1/19/1990 A 4 E
s
2
1/02/1990 A
1 P H Yll
H
2
1/03/1990 C
1 P N C47
S
n
1/03/1990 A
4 E
H
2
1/09/1990 A
1 N C47
S
n
1/09/1990 A
1 N Yll
H
2
1/10/1990 A
1 N C47
S
2
1/10/1990 A
1 P N Yll
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1990
INDEX BY
1/31/1990
SUBJECTS
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STOP BATTLING THE PRINCIPAL
FAISON'S LEAICRSHIP ABILITY ALSO ON J\€ LINE
YELLOWSTO^E NATIONAL PARK
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AT YELLOWSTONE HAVE A POSITIVE SIDE
YOKEFELLOW PRISON MINISTRY OF N.C., INC.
'IE ARE ON EARTH TO HELP ONE ANOTHER'
YOUTH CORPS
SEE ALSO URBAN CORPS EXPANSION PROJECT
YOUTH CORPS RECEPTION
YOUTH SPORTS (AIOLESCENT SPORTS)
SEE ALSO BASKETBAU
SEE ALSO SOUTH DURHAM YOUTH LEAGUE
DURHAM REC DEF'ARTICNT REACHES OUT TO YOUTH
GILLESKIE OVERSEES GROWING PROGRAMS
ZAFA SHRIf€ TE^fPLE
NEW OFFICERS
2ALES (JEl€LRY STORE)
PCLICE LOG/DETECTIVES HAVE aj^tCT IN STABBING
ZONING LAWS
SEE ALSO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, ZONING LAW
SEE ALSO SFtCIAL USE P-ERMIT
LEGAL SNAG W^TANGLEIi
PR-OJECTS PANEL DICKIRS OVER TRAFFIC RULE
ERUIN SQUARE DEVaOPERS SEE NOOSE IN ORDINANCE
PROPOSED ZONING RtJLE Uff AIR TO DEVELOPERS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C H='G L P BYL
H 2 1/12/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/13/1990 A 1 E
S 2 1/22/1990 C 1 N
H 2 1/25/1990 A 6 P N S56
S 2 1/24/1990 A 3 P P n2
S 2 1/02/1990 B 6 P N M06
S 2 1/02/1990 B 6 N t106
S 2 1/25/1990 C 5 P P C45
H 2 1/11/1990 C 1 N M51
H 2 1/04/1990 A 4 E
S 2 1/10/1990 B 1 N C61
H 2 1/11/1990 A 1 N R63
S 2 1/12/1990 A 4 E
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