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THE LIBR,4RY OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
AT CHAPEL HILL
THE COLLECTION OF
NORTH CAROLINIANA
CR071.5
D96i
l-lay-Dec.
1981
UNIVERSITY OF N.C AT CHAPEL HILL
00040646220
^P^ FOR USE ONLY IN
■^THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION ]
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An index to:
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THE DURHAM SUN
Subject Index
May - December
1981
Compiled by Herald-Sun Library
Published by Herald-Sun Newspapers
Durham, N.C.
IND-EX is a guide to articles
and photographs in the local
and regional editions of the
DURHAM MORNING HERALD
and THE DURHAM SUN. It is
published in monthly issues
and in an annual cumulated
volume by the Herald-Sun
newspapers.
SCOPE OF INDEX:
All the items concerning
events, people and places in
North Carolina, as well as
selected items of regional
interest are included in IND-
EX. National or international
news is included only when it
specifically features North
Carolina or a person from the
state.
Editorials, letters to the
editor, obituaries and any local
Herald-Sun by-lined materials
are included regardless of sub-
ject. Local display ads are
indexed on a selective basis.
Generally not included are syn-
dicated columns, wire service
features, marriage and birth an-
nouncements, legal notices and
routine sports scores. (A list of
regular columns and features
appearing in the HERALD and
the SUN appears on Page iii of
this publication.)
INDEXING DEPTH:
Names of individuals are in-
dexed when quoted heavily, the
subject of a news story or fea-
ture, or noteworthy for some
reason. Multiple subject head-
ings are assigned to each item
based on important names,
words or concepts that appear
in the article or are implied by
it. Whenever possible, subject
headings are specific rather
than general (e.g. "Cattle
Rustling" not "Animal
Thefts").
When necessary, sub-head-
ings are used to make broad
headings more specific (e.g.
"Durham County Commission-
ers, budget" or "Fires, Dur-
ham"). Cross-references are
used to guide the user to the ap-
propriate headings. See refer-
ences point from invalid head-
ings to correct ones. See-also
references indicate related
headings.
ORGANIZATION:
IND-EX is divided into two
sections: names of people and
subjects. The name index is an
alphabetical listing by last
names of people prominently
mentioned in the news. The
subject index is an alphabetical
listing of specific titles, words,
or concepts used in news
articles or features.
For filing purposes acronyms
and initialisms precede words
or phrases. Within word groups
commas precede characters
(e.g. "N.C., state employees"
precedes "N.C. Dept. of Agri-
culture"). In general, numerals
precede letters (e.g. "Wil-
mington 10" precedes "Wil-
mington ABC Board"). Hy-
phens are regarded as spaces
and apostrophes are ignored.
Following a name or subject
heading is a list of the articles
pertaining to that name or sub-
ject. For each a headline is pro-
vided along with symbols iden-
tifying the name of the newspa-
per, edition, date, section, page,
type of item, reporter by-line
and type of illustration. (Expla-
nations of the symbols appear
on the following pages.)
I
Key To Symbols Used in IND-EX
NP (Newspapers)
H DURHAM MORNING HERALD
S THE DURHAM SUN
ED (Edition)
listed, (regional)
2 2nd (final) ed. (local)
SEC (Section;
PG (Page)
TYP (Type)
A Advertisement
B Profile
E Editorial
F Feature
G Features in a Series
H Editorials in a Series
I Calendar/ Schedule
J Commentary
K Commentary in a Series
L Letter to the editor
M Map
NNews
Obituary
P Photo
Q News in a Series
R Review
S Review in a Series
T Cartoon
U Column
V Column in a Series
W Literary Works
ILL (Illustration)
C Chart or Graph
D Drawing
MMap
P Photo
T Cartoon
5;
BYL (By-line)
A15 ADAMS, ALLISON
A20 ADAMS, JACK
A51 ANDERSON, JEAN B.
A54 ANDREWS, MARK
A68 ARGES, VIRGINIA
B26 BERMAN, RITA
B30 BEST, KIM
B51 BONDS, LOU
B61 BOSWELL, CARL
B71 BROILI, SUSAN
B81 BROWN, PAUL
B93 BURK, RICH
C09 CARSON, AL
C19 CARVER, VEN
C56 COOPER, CHARLES
DOS DAMIANO, TERESA
D18 DASCENZO, FRANK
D21 DAVIS, BURKE
D43 DIXON, WYATT
D71 DRUM, KEITH
E46 ELLIOTT, JIM
E93 EVANS, JOHN
F25 FEATHERSTON, AL
F30 FERRELL, RON
F57 FOWLER, DEBRA
F68 FREDERICK, DON
F78 FRIEDMAN, BARBARA
G09 GARRETT, NANCY
G19 GARTE, GERRY
G33 GENTRY, JERRY
G43 GERMING, HUGO
G53 GILKESON, BILL
G68 GREENBERG, BLUE
G72 GREUP, ERNIE
G78 GRIFFIN, LIB
H04 HAMMOND, SHARON
H09 HARRELL, CARLTON
H19 HASWELL, JOEL
H39 HIGGINS, ED
H45 HODGES, BETTY
H49 HODGES, ED
H55 HOLLINGSWORTH, HARRY
H60 HOLMES, JACK
H68 HOWARD, ALISON
H99 HYMAN, JAY
J06 JALUVKA, LYNN
J25 JEFFRIES, CHARLES
J50 JONES, H. G.
J52 JONES, JULIE
J58 JONES, RICHARD
J66 JOVA, CAROL
K90 KREUZWIESER, MARK
L25 LEE, BILL
L30 LEE, ELEANOR
L34 LEE, ELIZABETH
L41 LITTLE, LOYD
L57 LOUGEE, GEORGE
M04 MCADAMS, KATHY
M09 MCPHERSON, KATHRYN
M19 MCQUAY, JOE
M23 MARKELL, MARY
M27 MERRITTS, JOAN
M51 MICHAEL, KAMMIE
M56 MICHAELS, GAIL
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M66 MOORE, HAROLTf '°'^'^^
M68 MOORE, MALVIN
M71 MORRIS, RON
M90 MULLEN, MARTHA
N25 NEAL, KATHY
N99 NYGARD, MARGARET
054 O'NEAL, AMY
P07 PACE, LEE
P45 PLAISANCE, PAT
P66 PURCELL, TRIP
R09 RAINS, JOHN
R56 ROGERS, V. C.
R61 ROSSER, ANNA
R66 ROTH, JOHN
R71 ROULE, BOB
R76 ROUSE, MIKE
R81 ROWE, CHARLES
R91 RUMPLE, TONY
S09 SATTERFIELD, CAROLYN
S19 SCOTT, RACHEL
S36 SHERRILL, BOB
S41 SHIPE, ERNIE
S45 SINK, JOHN
S51 SMITH. BILL
556 SMITH, DEBBIE
S66 SMITH, R. C.
S71 SOLES, RICHARD
S76 SPARKS, JIM
S81 STAGG, BILL
S83 STOVALL, MELINDA
S86 SUMPTER, JACKIE
S91 SWAIM, RON
S96 SWARINGEN, ELIZABETH
T37 THORNTON, JIM
' T89 TRAYNOR, BILL
U57 UPCHURCH, KEITH
V05 VANCIL, PAUL
W09 WALL, DON
W14 WARREN, MARION
W21 WEBB, MEN A
W24 WEFING, HENRY
W36 WHELESS, AL
W45 WILLIAMS, GARLAND
W55 WILSON, BOB
W60 WILSON, JIM
W66 WISE, JIM
XOl MCQUAY & BOSWELL
X02 RUMPLE & THORNTON
X03 RUMPLE & SPARKS
X04 KREUZWIESER & DAMIANO
X05 KREUZWIESER & O'NEAL
X06 FRIEDMAN & MICHAEL
X07 PACE & SWAIM
X08 RUMPLE & HYMAN
X09 MOORE & THORNTON
XIO ANDREWS & MICHAEL
XI 1 MARKELL & HOWARD
X12 FERRELL & KREUZWIESER
X13 FRIEDMAN & BROWN
X14 WHELESS & MARKELL
X15 DAMIANO & FERRELL
X16 STOVALL & KREUZWIESER
X17 UPCHURCH & FERRELL
X18 STOVALL & UPCHURCH
X19 GILKESON & VANCIL
X20 COOPER & SPARKS
X21 STOVALL & FERRELL
Regular Columns and Features
Feature
ABBY
AFTER HOURS
AFTER THE DEADLINE (HARRY ROLLINGS WORTH)
ANN LANDERS
BOOK COLUMN (BETTY HODGES)
BULL'S EYE
COOK'S CORNER
CREATIVE DESIGNS (PATTERNS)
DAILY BREAD (PURNELL BAILEY)
DURHAM COUNTY FARM CORNER (CARL HODGES)
EARL WILSON
ERMA BOMBECK
THE EYE
FILM PROJECTIONS ( AL FEATHERSTON)
FOLKS AROUND HERE
FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT
FREE OF CHARGE (SUSAN BROILI)
FRIDAY
GAIL MICHAELS
GARDEN CLINIC
GOREN ON BRIDGE (CHARLES GOREN)
HANDICAPPED MAILBAG (BETTE ELLIOTT)
HELOISE II
HOUSE OF THE WEEK
LITERARY LANTERN (WALTER SPEARMAN)
MERLE ELLIS-THE BUTCHER
MINI-MOVIE REVIEWS
ORANGE FARM NEWS (EBERT PIERCE)
PEOPLE AND WHAT THEY'RE DOING
PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY (JOE GRAEDON)
PLANTS IN THE HOME (ELVIN MCDONALD)
R.C. SMITH
SCIENCE, MEDICINE NOTES
SCOREBOARD (SPORTS SCORES)
SERIES OF SKETCHES OF DURHAM AND HER
CITIZENS (WYATT DIXON)
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
SOAP OPERA SCENE
THE SOUTHERN GARDENER (W.L. HUNT)
SPORTS FINE PRINT (SPORTS SCORES)
SPORTS MONDAY
STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS
SUNDIAL
SUNSHINE SPECIAL
$UPER SAVER (JAN LEASURE)
TV WORLD
TEENS
TRAVEL (RITA BERMAN)
TRIANGLE CALENDAR
WEATHER
THE WEEKEND GARDENER (LIB GRIFFIN)
WHIRL
WHIRL CALENDAR
WORKING WOMAN (NIKI SCOTT)
THE YOUNGER SET
Newspaper
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PILOT sets WISH COMF TKUt
GttOCERY STORE
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flRE nAHACES GRILL IN MEBANE
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POLICE PROEE ". BREAK-INS
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FAST TALKERS TAKE MONEY, POOD PRO"
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TWO 0U8MA1 STORfS MILL CLOSF SATu"OAY
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Two DURHAM STORES WILL CLOSE SATURDAY
A C P TO CLOSE 2 DURHAM STORES
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SEE N.C. ACT STATE UNIV.
BAIL "ONOS
STATE RECOMMENDS AGAINST PROSECUTION
OFFICIALS WILL NOT PROSECUTE BAILIFF
: 1A»E»ICAN PROAOCASTING CD.l
ABC VISITS '^ULLS. FANS TONIGHT
A CLEANER LINEUP
NCAA COnTRACT RULES LIMIT OPTIONS FOR ABC
A=C'S HALFTIME SEGMENT IRRITATES CLEMSON OFFICIALS
DRANGF BOWL, CLEMSON, ABC OFFICIALS SPAR
CLEMSON BLASTS ABC REPORT
CLEMSON: AIRING REPORT IMPLIED ALLEGATIONS TRUE
ABCS OF JOURNALISM
NCAA WIRED ITS OBJECTION OF INTERVIEWS
SENATORS URGE ABC TO AIR DOCUMtNIARY
ABC PQARO
SEE N.C.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
ABC »O^DING CO.
STATE RECOMMENDS AGAINST PROSECUTION
OFFICIALS WILL NOT PROSECUTE BAILIFF
ABC LAWS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SOME PA»,EL MEMBERS Say LOGOS SHOULD aE BANNED
HOUSE VOTES TO DELAY SPEEDY TRIALS SPEEDUP
HAZARDOUS WASTES BILL ADVANCES TJWARD SENATE VOTE
SENATE REVERSES BEER VOTE AFTFR FINDING IT HITS CLOSE
N.C. SENATE PASSES TICKET QUOTA BAN
DUKE MINISTER BACKS BILL TO RAISE DRINKING AGE
RELIGIOUS BIAS "AY COST CLUB LIQUOR PERMIT
LIOUOP LAW GUES INTO EFFECT JAN. I
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHILE THE CAT'S AWAY. . .
ABC STORE (CHAPEL HILL ROAOI
ARMED ROBBERS hIT ABC STORE
ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON/GRAHAM ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ABC
SEE ALSO JOSEPH SCHLITZ BREWING CO.
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE ALSO WINE
YOUNGSvILLE ABC STORE IS ROBBED
WARTIME SHIPMENTS CAUSED STAMPEDE
ABC STORE SLATED FOR MEBANE AREA
MAW RIVER TO VOTE ON ABC STORE
"ABSCAM" INVESTIGATION
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ABSCAM
SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,
ACE CONTRACTORS
CONTRACTOR IS CONVICTED
CONTRACTOR GETS J-YEAR PROBATION
ACTION
SEE ALSO PEACE CORPS
MAN NAMED TO ACTION POST
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
"see ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS FOR WOMEN I A I AW 1
AMTRACK
SEE ALSO RAILROADS
ATRAK: BILLIONS FOR SENTIMENTALITY
AMTRAK SERVICE IN N.C. BACKED BY BRAOSHAW
4 N.C. PASSENGER TRAINS SEEN SURVIVING CUTBACK
APAC-CAROLINA, INC.
DECISION DUE ON PAVING BID
DELAWARE FIRM AGREES TO PAY STAlc »1.9 MILLION
ARMCn INTERNATIONAL
VISIT UNIVERS'TY
AICO CORP.
RE2CNING DENIAL IS RESCINDED
AwaCS electronic SURVEILLANCE PLANES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO SPIES
SALE OF PLANES Dubious deal
•AIG ICARTOONI
waiting for THE AWACS DEAL ICARTOONI
FAMOUS WASHINGTO.N MEMORIALS ICARTOONI
FOES OF PLANES SALE ARE BEING INTIMIDATED
HELMS, EAST PRAISE VOTE ON AWACS
gueST FOR MIDEAST PEACE NEVER-ENDING
THE AWACS WITCH SPEAKS ICARTOONI
THE PEACE PROCESS ICARTOONI
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SEE MILITARY, AWOL
A. L. STANPACK MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE STAN8ACK MIDDLE SCHOOL lORANGE CO.. N.C.I
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A'l INSuflANCE -aAfaGLE: fOR AGENTS,
N.C. LECISLAr.lR SEEKS OPINION
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HOSPITAL PLANNING NEw AOOII
N.C. DEPT. "EHO HAHES fUR FLY FASIEB
9 (Ears ago
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AQANnCNEO CHILDREN
SEE CHILD ABANDONMENT
ABBOTT CPEFK IN. C.I „ „,.,
HERCUOy IN LAKE SAID REPORTED
MERCURY LEVELS NOT TOO HIGH
MERCURY LEVEL LP IN CREEK
ABPREvIaTIONS
LINGUISTIC HORRORS
ABDOMINAL PREGNANCIES
SEE PREGNANCY
ABORTION
SEE ALSO SIRTh control
SEE ALSO birihs. Illegitimate
SEE ALSO Childbirth
see also Childless couples
III ALSO NlnnML abortion rights action league inarali
SEE ALSO N.C. RELIGIOUS COALITION FOR ABORTION RIGHTS
SEE ALSr' N.C. ,>IGHT-n-LIFE, INC.
SEE ALSn PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
BIOLOGICAL PARENTS TREATED CALLOUSLY
AeOBIION BILL VOTE DELAYED IN N.C. SENATE
PUZ!L1NG CuESMON
abortion: THE CENTRAL ISSUE
SENATE OKS PILL ON ABORTION NOTIFICATION
APOPTION-NOTIFICATION BILL REVISED _
COUNTERATTACK BEGINS ON KaORTIONS "cASuRE
NHTICF OF aPOPTIONS MAY HAVE 3A0 EFFECTS
A-ENCMENT LEFT ON ABORTIONS NO T I F I C A J I ON BILL
A?CRTION-NOTICE BILL BUTCHERED^Y LEGISLATORS
OUTLAWING A'^ORTION WOULD LEAD TO TYRANNY OF wOMEN
A .fAK ARGUMENT FOR HIDING AbORTIONS
STATE SENATE OK ■ i ABORTION MEASURE
ALLOWING ABOkTION IS MORAL SUICIDE
'fspcnsIBUITY REDUCES THE NEED FOR ABORTIONS
^EEp"^r|cS A30PTIGNS HIDDEN FROM PARENTS
A»G»I10N A WOMAN'S CHOICE
ABJPTION PICKETS PROTEST AT CLINIC
ABORTION ICARTOONI
CONSERVATIVES FOrfCE VOTE ON ABORTION
TTuChcr AaoflllON RULES PASS SENATE
'DIVEST BIOLOGY OF SENTIMENTALITY'
DAUGHTERS SHOULD BE FREE TO DECIDE
JOHN East/north Carolina congresj iOnal cluo
EAST FAILS TO CLEAR UP CLOUDY ISSUE
PRO-ABORTION GROUP HALTS FUND DRIVE
APOPIION NOTIFICATION BILL 'S SIDETRACKED
C0»: 'HUMAN LIFE BILL' ATTACK ON CONSTITUTION
PRO-LIFE GROUP TARGETS N6AL . , _ ^„.^^,,., ,cc,,c
LAW PROVIDES INEFFECTIVE FORUM FOR RESOLVING THEOLOGICAL ISSUE
GOP STATE FUNDS PLAN DEFEATED „„„,,„. -...,=
EAST BEFEOEE IN FIRST ROUND OF ABORTION BATTLE
mFThoDISTS WON'T FIGHT ABORTIONS
APORTICN AND "U"AN RIGHTS „,^.,-„
hElmS' abortion bill SHOULD BE PROTESTED
GIRLS- STATE TO DISCUSS ABORTION
SFN. CAST'S ABORTION BILL SHOULD BE WITHDRAWN
PARENTS' RIGHTS ABUSED
•GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIvE M£ MITOSIS'
CONTINUING A TRAGIC CYCLE
ABORTION "ONEY KEPT AS STATE RuDGET OK'D
DAUGHTERS HAVE RIGHT TO ABORTIONS
THE PROBLEMS OF TEEN-AGERS AND ABORTION
HUMAN LIFE HILL A RATIONAL REMEDY
t3J!-Li?"i°TURE^'REDlt?aiCTING. GAS TAX SETTLED; BUDGET STILL HAS HOLES
THE LEFT AND THE ABORTION ISSUE
CARTOON A SLAP IN FACE , „ ^,_
IHR PRO-CHOICE POSITION ON ABORTION BEST
EAST WANTS 'EVIOENCF' FROM NOMINcE TO COURT
SCRAP IRONY
ALAMANCE, STATE AT OOOS ON ABORTIONS
LIBERALS ADVOCATE FREE CHOICE ON ABORTION
HUMAN LIFE BILL A SAD COMMENT ON VALUES
ALAMANCE RE-AFFIRMS VOTE ON ABORIIONS
ALAMANCE ABORTION STAND MAY BECOlE » , JE ^L^ J^ P . t e too m r
ALAMANCE ABORTION CHALLENGE MAY PROVIDE TEST CASE FOR N.C.
DARE TURNS DOWN ABORTION FUNDS
COURT HAY RESOLVE ABORTION DISPUTE
ALAMANCE ABORTIONS ISSUE REMAINS UNRESOLVED
abortion: slaughter FOR PROFIT
DFPAwTMENT Shifts abortion funds
MORROW DEFENDS FuNDS TRANSFER
ALAMANCE ENDS ITS CHALLENGE OF ABORT ONS
PAVILION OFFEOS COUNSELING ANO ABORTION
THEY AID WOMEN WITH UNWANTED PREGNANCIES
NETWORK OF PEOPLE WILL "ELP TEENAGER COPE w IT H PREGNANCY
RTP SCIENTIST FEARS GLOBAL EFFECT OF «BCR 11 ON DEB ATE
abortion: scientist fears oebate will affect third worlo
east can't have it both ways . . ,, ,,
FalwELl: anti-abortion DRIVE LIKE CIVIL RIGHTS
BUDGET AMENDMENT WOULD LIMIT FUNDS FOR ABORTIONS
N.C. ABORTION OPPONENTS RENEw STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN
INTEREST IN ABORTION ISSUE SEEN GROWING IN N.C.
'ABSOlUle TRUTH ETERNAL'
PRO-ChOICF people AREN'T BLIND TO PAIN
WATERGATE PROSECUTOR CRITICIZES hElmS. EAST
FACTS DON'T FIT The ABORTION 'PICTURE'
SFLFISHNeSS AND ABORTION
COALITION SUPPORTS RIGHT TO CHOOSE ABORTION
BURDEN OF UNWANTED PREGNANCY
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**^SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
ABSENCE OF MALICE IFILMl
JOURNALISTS, LIKE OTHERS,
"ABSCAM" INVESTIGATION
COME IN MIXED OUALITITES
ABSENTEE BALLOTS
ABSENTEE BALLOTS "EAOY
AIRPORT BONO REFERtNOUM ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE
ABSOLUTE ZERO
5/01/91
5/01/91
5/0^/81
5/0<./91
5/05/91
5/07/81
5/03/81
5/08/81
5/09/81
5/lI/ai
5/11/91
5/12/Bl
5/14/81
5/16/81
5/16/Bl
5/18/91
5/18/91
5/20/91
5/21/91
5/21/81
5/22/81
5/22/81
S/ZI/Sl
5/25/91
5/26/81
5/23/81
5/29/81
6/02/91
6/0<./81
6/10/81
6/1 1/81
B/lt/Sl
6/I'./ei
6/16/ai
6/13/81
6/18/81
6/23/81
6/29/81
7/0 1/31
7/02/81
7/03/81
7/03/91
7/0i/81
7/05/81
7/10/Bl
7/12/91
7/12/91
7/16/81
7/19/81
7/19/91
7/20/81
7/22/81
7/27/91
7/28/91
7/29/91
7/31/81
7/31/81
a/08/ni
3/09/81
3/11/91
a/20/ni
3/25/81
3/29/81
9/02/91
9/07/81
9/03/91
9/09/ai
9/11/81
9/12/91
9/14/81
9/19/Bl
10/03/91
u/u/ai
11/2C/81
11/21/91
11/22/81
ll/2'./9I
12/05/81
12/09/91
12/09/91
12/11/91
12/27/81
". T T R56
2
13
13
5
13
I
B30
B30
B30
H 2 11/28/81 A «.•
S 2 12/29/°l
H 2 12/30/81
MONTHLY/AN MU
INDEX
w/31/ni
N.C. STaTE LAPS AT AbSOLUTE ZFKO
ABUSED kOiIEN
SEE BATTEBED HOIEM
ACADEMIC FPEEDOM
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
OUR FREEDOM ISN'T FREE
SANFORO NOT 'ThF BOSS*
FIGHTING CENSORSHIP
ACADEMIC TENURE
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO JOB niSCBIMINAT ION
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS. U.S. _ ,, „,
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HiLU. FACULTY. TENURE
FACULTY DEG»tF RULE CREATES UNCERTAINTY
UPGRADING OF FACULTIES AN IMPORTANT BEGINNING
TENURED PROFESSORS ARE NOT IN TRQUaLc
MORE MOMEN SAY TENURE NOT APPLIED CONSISTENTLY
NON-TENURED UOMEN FACULTY AT UNC CITE LACK OF SUPPORT
TENURE PROPOSAL RAPPED
TENURF RULES CHANGES PROPOSED
DECREE EAPEC'ED TO AFFECT NCCU FACULTY SLIGHTLY
ACCEPTANCE
EVERYBODY NEEDS IT
ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. JETS. N.C.
SEE ALSO AIRPLANE MALFUNCTIONS
SEE ALSO DRUGS. SMUGGLING ,, , „ ..c
VETERAN PILOT DIES IN CRASH OF FOREST SERVICE AIRPLANE
PLANE CRASHES; FOUR INJURED
TMO CRITICAL AFTER PLANE CRASHES ON TAKEOFF
PROFESSORS HURT IN CRASH
PILOT OF CRASHED PLANE DIES
PLANE CRASH VICTIM DIES , ,„ .,,,
REPLACING AIRPORT URGED BY CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL
MAN INJURED I^ PLANE CRASH
PLANE-CAR CRASHES MAY BE CONNECTED
PLANE CRASHES AT BANNER ELK
AIRPLANE SEVERS POWER LINE
PLANE CRASHES NEAR ROXBOKD
THREE ARE HURT IN PLANE CRASH
FIVE DIE IN PLANE CRASH
SMALL PLANE CRASHES: 2 KILLED
CRASH VICTIMS ARE IDENTIFIED
CROP DUSTER DIES IN CRASH
THREE CLAIMS STILL UNSETTLED FROM • T, CRASH
AIRPLANE LANDS ON BELLY AT RDU
CHAPEL HILL PLANE CRASH INJURES MAN
PILOT FROM MARYLAND INJURED IN CRASH NEAR CHAPEL HILL
PLANE CRASH KILLS PILOT IN WASHINGTON. N.C.
PLANE CRASH SUIT DISMISSED IN FORSYTH
PLANE WRECKAGE FOUND
ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES. U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRLINE DEATHS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. "NEAR MISSES"
FALSE FIRE WARNING LIGHT FORCES AIRLINER TO LAND
TAR HEEL DIES IN CRASH
DURHAM NATIVE. 2 OTHERS DIE IN PLANE CRASH
RITES TODAY FOR CRASH VICTIM
ACCIDENTS. ASPHYXIATION
MAN DIES. II HURT IN GAS ACCIDENT
GAS FUMES KILL MAN IN LEE
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DATE
S
E
C
PC
I
L
L
T
Y
P
HYL
d/03/81
A
5
N
ACCIDENTS. AUTO. OURH
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC
WOMAN DIES AFTER
ACCIDENT SCENE I
WOMAN KILLED IN
MOTORIST SHOT AT
TINGEN IN SAIISF
DUKE LAW STUDENT
JOLENE'S STORY Ti
S.C. MOTORIST MA
CAR STRIKES. KIL
WRECK INJURES MA
WOMAN HIT BY CAR
Two-car ACCIDENT
Three hurt in cr
cars collide, in
car-train crash
paramedic hurt i
7 persons hurt i
ellis road cross
ATTACK Causes wr
SERVICES ARE hEL
ACCIDENT VICTIM
AUTO ACCIDENT HUl
WRECK HURTS wOMA
CRASH HURTS TRUC
9-YEAR-nLO GIRL
FIRE TRUCK. VAN
MAN INJURED IN A
GIRL IN HOSPITAL
pnclCE PROBING T
5 HURT IN DURHAM
anxeoRO child in
HIT-AND-RUN VICT
MAN ARRESTED AFT
2 KILLED. 6 HURT
MAN TO FACE CHAR
WOMAN CRITICALLY
MANGUM STREET wfi
CAR SLAMS INTO P
DEATH BY VEHICLE
OFFICER CHARGED
MASON CHARGED IN
OFFICER GIVEN WR
DRIVER ARRESTED.
MAN Dies FROM IN
TOSSED SALAD
CARS COLLIDE
HEART ATTACK CAU
DRIVER FREED FRO
MAN UNHURT IN AC
PARKWOOD OFFICIA
HEART ATTACK APP
I HURT IN ACCIDE
PSD IS CONTINUIN
AM
EATHS. DURHAM COUNTY
COLLISION
N DURHAM
ACCIDENT
, HITS TREE
ACTORY CONDITION AFTER SHOOTING
DIES IN SINGLE-CAR ACCIDENT
END IN China
KES A HIT WITH HIGH SHERIFF
LS MAN
N
IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM
ASH
JURIES SLIGHT
KILLS 2 DURHAM STUDENTS
N WRECK
N TWO-CAR CRASH
ING GETS TOP PRIORITY
ECK IN DURHAM
D FOR WILLIAMS
CRITICALLY INJURED
RTS WOMAN
N
K DRIVER
IS STRUCK BY CAR
COLLIDE
CCIDENT LISTED IN STABLE CONDITION
AFTER HIT BY CAR
WO ACCIDENTS
JURED IN HIT-ANO-RUN
IM IN STABLE CONDITION
ER ACCIDENT
IN COLLISION
GES IN WRECK
INJURED IN MAnGUM street WRECK
ECK VICTIM REMAINS CRITICAL
OLE
CHARGED
IN WRECK
WRECK DEATHS
ECK TICKET
RELEASED
JURIES
HURT
SeS DEATH
M WRECK
CIOENT
LS SAVE 3 PERSONS FROM ACCIDENT
ARENTLT CLAIMS WRECK VICTIM
NT
G ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
S 2 5/11/Sl
H 2 10/12/31
H 2 U/19/81
S
8/26/Sl
A 1
N
X12
s
3/27/61
A 4
E
s
a/27/91
C 1
N
K90
s
10/12/91
C 1
N
s
10/16/81
A 1
N
M23
H
12/12/91
A 5
N
M23
s
12/H/81
B 5
N
H
12/11/91
C 1
N
W2'.
H
2
7/21/91
A 1,
U
G33
H 2
5/16/81
B
10
N
S 2
6/0'i/91
A
1 P N
E46
H 2
6/06/81
A
1
N
£46
S 2
6/06/81
A
3
N
S 2
6/08/81
c
I
N
M04
H 2
6/09/91
B
1
N
H 2
6/09/91
B
1
N
E46
H 2
6/18/81
a
4
N
S 2
6/18/91
c
10
N
H 2
7/17/91
c
4
N
H 2
7/17/81
c
4
N
S 2
7/2'./91
A
1
N
H 2
7/25/81
c
1
N
H 2
3/15/31
A
5 P P
H 2
3/30/91
A
20
N
H 2
3/31/81
A
1 1
N
H 2
9/09/91
a
16
N
H 2
9/15/91
B
14
N
H 2
10/06/91
A
3
N
S 2
10/31/91
A
1 P N
H 2
ll/Dl/91
A
1
N
H 2
11/02/91
A
8
N
H 2
12/20/81
c
4
N
S 2
12/29/81
c
3
N
H 2 5/22/81 A 10
H 2 9/05/91 A 5
H 2 10/18/91 A 1
S 2 10/19/31 C 1
S 2 12/22/91 A I
H 2 12/23/91 A 10
5/01/91
5/01/91
5/01/91
5/19/91
5/18/81
6/05/91
6/19/91
6/23/ni
7/13/91
3/10/81
a/12/81
a/20/91
3/20/31
3/21/91
9/02/81
9/05/31
9/06/81
9/09/91
10/04/31
10/05/91
lD/07/81
10/D8/81
10/08/81
10/16/81
10/19/81
10/19/81
10/19/31
10/19/91
10/21/31
10/23/81
10/25/91
10/26/91
10/29/31
11/D2/91
11/02/91
11/05/91
11/05/91
11/05/81
11/06/91
11/06/91
U/06/81
11/07/91
11/07/81
11/20/81
11/21/81
11/25/81
11/25/81
U/27/31
U/27/81
11/29/91
11/30/91
12/07/91
12/09/81
MONTMLY/4 " N U J L
CmSH ulLtS NOHLIN* nOMJN
.aecu TURNS OUT SOME CITY lIOhIS
EvaCU'TICN is POeCAUTION
fu','\.iru"dd\rAii. IT -»s . ^.Lse »LA.H
ICT DUKHi" 9a»0S CAUSE 23 ACCI06STS
90 »PM Cm»SE FVOS "IT" UHECK
riOXlN IN uaECK HOSPITALIZED
POLICE Charge xan apter accident
*CCIDENTSi AUTO. OuflMAM COUNTY
SfI ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, OURhAM COUNTY
T-0 PERSONS iu»T ON I-8-^ AS C»R. T»0 TRUCiCS COLLIDE
2 HURT IN aBlOGE COLLISION
CAR LANDS IN TREES
THREE NAVY -EN DIE IN hIOHNAY COLLISION
I-8S WRECK KILLS Three NAVY HEN
<■ INJURED IN IuRham mRECK
3 .RECK VICTI-S IDENTIFIED
« INJURED IN uRECK , „„,,,c
CAR FLIPS OVER AFTER HITTING BRIDGE
HAN STANDING IN ROAD KILLED „„-,,
b.O"AN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN REO-OOD RO. UKECK
•?^^?i'Kl'LL'EH:M£SEE'^!iLlEo'lfl"?lASH AT REDWOOD ROAD
ANOTHER DIES FROH hRECK
STATE OFFICIAL 'LEADS GUILTY
JAMES GOAHA" PLEADS GUILTY TO .RECK CHARGE
AUTO ACCIDENT SNARLS TRAFFIC ON I-aS
a J E C T S
PAf.E 4
1/lO/Oi
BY WRECK
ACCIDENTS. AUTO. N.C.
SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALST TRAFFIC DEATHS. N.C. ,,^. ,
'"0R"£R UNC PUNTES PARALYZED IN ACCIDcNT
uric FOOTBALL PLAYER PARTIALLY PARALYZED
T.O STILL IN HOSPITAL
CAR STRIKES 3 IN Chapel HILL
1 KILLED. 3 INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
2 DIE. FORMER PROFESSOR HURT IN WRECK
CAUSE OF FATAL WRECK IS UNDETERMINED
CONCITICN IS IMPROVING
MAN CRITICAL AFTEP WRECK
DRIVER Charged IN TRAFFIC OEaTm
PLANE-CAR CRASHES MAY BE CONNECTED
MAN STRUCK BY CAR DIES OF INJURIES
DURHAM YOUTH KILLED IN WAKE C^UNTY CRASH
WRECK KILLS I. HURTS 2
UMPIRE INJURED IN .RECK
Two hENPERSON men KILLED IN CAR CRASH
Two DIE. ONE HURT IN OAFORD ACCIDENT
VANCE .PECK KILLS "AN FROM R.I.
.OMAN OFFERS HELP. IS KILLED
UNIOENTIFIEO ?ODY FOUND ON ROAO
hFNOEPSCN .OMAN STABLE
GRANVILLE MAN. 25. KILLED IN CAR WRECK
POLICE SEEKING DRIVER IN WRECK
CAR ACCIDENT PARALYZtS UNC BASEBALL STAR
RFTO'S PARAL<SIS SAID PERM.nENT
unc plans auto safety program
athletes' accidents spark concern
wreck near greenville kills 20-year-old man
safety push needed
Three are killed in g»ah*m wreck
hit-ano-run driver kills 2
three girls victims of hit-run driver
man arrested in hlt-and-run
four ?ie on n.c. 53 in heao-on collision
chapel hill man dies in crash
hILLSBORQL/GM man KILLED IN COLLISION
RITES TOMORROW F^R VICTIMS
MAN DIES OF aCCIOENT INJURIES
MAN P'JLLcD OUT OF BURNING CAR
AEEROFEN WOMAN AMONG SIY FaTalITIES
OFFICIALS IDENTIFY ACCIDENT VICTIM
1 KILLED. ^ HURT IN CRASH
CRASH CLAIMS aTh life
N.C. HOLIDAY ROAD TOLL CLIMBS TO 13
JURY: CM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WRECK
DURHAM NATIVE DIES IN 2-CAR COLLISION
NATIVE OF DURHAM IS KILLED IN WRECK
SINGLE-CAR WRECK KILLS hIllSBOKOUGH wOMAN
RITES TODAY FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM
WBECK INJURES MOTORCYCLE RIDER
PERSON TEES DIES IN AuTO ACCIDENT
TRAGIC WRECK Shocks franklin residents
THREE TEEN-AGERS KILLED IN YAOKIN COUNTY
BURLINGTON 'AH KILLED IN WRECK
PERSON MAN K IllED
MAN Charged in death
<, MEMBERS OF FAMILY DIE IN MADISON WRECK
MOTORISTS PASS =^Y HURT BOY
2 TEENS Charged in accident
VANCE .OMAN killed In wreck „.-.„„
3 killed. i hurt in collision on u.s. 15 north of oxford
grant to help study .recks in chapel hill
injuries in wreck fatal for youth ,,,^^ ,.
Chapel hill study may help reduce accidenTj
cirrboro police chief hurt in two-car wreck
police say man stabs wife. dies in wreck
rescue workers pull man from burning automobile
car hits truck and building
burlington saleswoman hurt
2 -Tc_ a LjiioT fu irrtnCMT a
ACCIDENT
iRECK
BURLINGTON SALESWOMAN HURI
2 DIE. 3 HURT IN ACCIDENT S MILES FROM CaRRBORO
Two UNC STUDENTS KILLED. THREE OTHERS HURT IN w
ALAMANCE MAN KILLED IN CRASH
BURLINGTON MAN KILLED
CIGARETTE LIGHTER GAVE HIM A FLICKER OF HOPE
FATAL WRECK IN RALEIGH
THREE COLLEGE STUDENTS DIE IN wARREN COUNTY ACCIDENT
THREE STUDENTS KILLED IN CRASH
AUTO WRECKS TAKE 2 LIVES
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS INCREASE AROUND PITTSBORO'S CIRCLE
ACCIDENTS dLOCK GUILfDRO TRAFFIC
ONE KlLLcO In BuS-CAR WRECK
VANCE TEEN INJURED IN WRECK DIES
AUTO ACCIDENT CLAIMS LIFE OF HENDERSON TEEN
PERSON MAN DIES AS AUTO BURNS
N.C. WRECKS CLAIM 10 LIVES
NORLINA'S POLICE CHIEF Charged
WOMAN DIES. Children injured in monroe accident
N.C. wO»AN DIES IN ACCIDENT
GRAHAM MAN DIES IN WRECK
PITTSBORO MAN DIES AFTER CAR HITS TREE
SERVICES HELD FOR WRECK VICTIM
CHAPEL HILL MAN DIES IN COLLISION
CHAPEL HILL MAN DIES. 2 HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
DATE
12/13/91
12/13/Bl
i2/i<./ei
12/21/81
12/22/81
12/22/81
12/26/31
12/31/91
12/31/81
5/10/91 A 21 P N
PG L P ?YL
5/11/81
5/12/81
5/16/31
S/IT/Bl A
5/19/81 A
5/19/Rl A
5/19/ai A
5/22/31 C
7/13/91 3
7/13/91 B
9/05/81 A
9/06/81 A
9/07/91 C
12/15/91 6
12/15/81 B
12/21/81 B
5/01/31
5/02/81
5/12/31
5/13/ei
5/23/31
5/23/31
5/29/81
5/29/81
6/09/31
6/12/81
6/18/81
6/28/91
6/29/31
6/29/81
7/D5/81
7/06/91
7/06/91
7/07/31
7/12/91
7/13/''l
7/13/81
7/20/91
7/21/91
7/27/81
7/27/81
7/29/31
7/30/Rl D
3/02/81 A
3/0'./91 A
a/09/91 A
3/10/91 A
3/11/81 A
9/12/91 A
3/17/91 A
3/17/81 B
3/17/91 3
3/17/81 C
3/13/ai a
S/23/B1 A
3/23/Sl C
3/25/81 A
8/31/91 a
9/37/91 A
9/08/91 C
9/13/91 A
9/17/81 C
9/13/81 C
9/21/81 B
9/21/81 C
7/25/91 C
9/28/81 a
10/01/91 A
10/01/81 a
10/06/81 B
10/06/81 b
10/07/91 A
10/07/91 A
10/09/91 A
10/09/81 C
10/17/81 A
10/19/31 A
10/20/81 A
10/20/81 C
10/20/31 A
10/21/91 B
10/21/81 C
10/23/81 A
U/03/91 B
11/06/91 a
11/06/81 C
11/07/81 A
11/03/31 A
11/10/91 b
11/19/81 A
11/18/91 C
11/23/91 A
ll/2<./Sl A
11/27/81 A
11/29/91 C
11/30/81 B
12/0<./«l C
12/07/91 B
12/07/91 C
12/12/91 8
12/1'./91 A
12/16/91 B
12/18/91 A
12/19/81 A
12/20/91 C
12/23/81 3
12/23/31 C
U/i-'/ei C
12/26/81 A
P T37
N U57
6 P P M66
3
2
5
1
16
1 1
1
I
14
1
2
9
\'^
9
15
2!
a
N E<.6
H N I H L Y / . N^N^U^A^L _
INDEX
J E C T 5
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1/10/8J
P
□ ATE
c PG 1. p n»L
sCye^ DIE ON TAB HcEL HIGHWAYS
THREE KILLED IN COLLISIONS
N.C. PfilVlNG HAZARDOUS , , „.
PEDESTRIAN KILLED NEAP HENDERSON
ACCIOENISt AUTO, U.S.
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAftTY
SEE ALSO SPEEO LIMITS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. U.S.
THREE lAK HEELS DIE IN CRASH
HENOEBSON JOHAN DIES IN ALA6AMA
Z DIE I" CRASH
lT"ra:>rH%'n^''%^h. AUTO CRASH
'"^il'lL'so'VJPTD'E'is. TRAINS. N.C.
SEE ALSO OPERATION LIFESAVER
^inJi^N'^pI'sS'^K^^r; PoSkhah STUDENTS
i TEENS KILLED MHEN CAR HITS TRAIN
IN ONE SHATTERING MOMENT ...
rAT^Er^?ESPD"ir^?L.S ROAD CROSSING
!ii'iT"Aet?D"SN^"pS5L^ss^D^?pors.sr!EiR'Ti§;i!^
PROGRAM URGES CROSSINGS SAFETY
RAILROAD CROSSING TO GET GATES
^t-iE^R-iLS ;"n"d.H'!n truck-train CRASH
R0X80R0 MAN DIES IN CRASH
HAN DIES IN TRAIN. TRUCK WRECK
ACCIDENTS. alCYCLES
lv.ni:kr.r.ll\l''i'iV,°.si.. CARE
jy^J^LlfTMRUCK^'iU^EO BY CAR NEAR SANFORD
?^[I^t'^JLr5EA{S°0F DURHAM BICYCLIST
bicyclist dies on broad st.
accidents. boats
see also eoat safety
^"iIe^meS°re5Cued after boat capsizes
COAST GUARD SAYS IT„|RR|D
SMALL BOAT FOUND CAPSIZED „,,„.
SIX PFRSQNS INJURED IN BOAT EXPLOSION „,,,„
JOHNSTON COUPLE SPENDS CHILLY NIGHT IN NEU5E RIVER
OCRACOkE FEtRY LIMPS TO SHORE
FERRY'S MULL RIPPED OPEN r.oc.ict
MAN. THREE CHILDREN DIE '"f?. ?0;'„"f | ' ^L^ n C
hFAVY seas SINK 2 BOATS. THREATEN OTHERS OFF N.C.
HIGH WAVES siAMP BOATS. "ODE N.C. BcACHES
50-FOOT WAVE BEGAN SURVIVAL CRASH COURSE
OUTDOOR NOTES
•56
*"iirl^S0'!i^!5DENTS. SCHOOL BUSES
N.C. TRUCK DRIVER CHARGED
¥J^'^LiE^i:?"oK?nrLL^D "Ai°!5uRCH BUS OVERTURNS
CHURCH BUS WRECK TOLL NOW THREE
g?^P0S^^si?s'Su?"^R55^R''S^A'D%. TICKETS SINCE
lVhrrNrT:^L^'?"Ai'?U't;J^? at accident site
'"'°i:i;^s 'f5oS°:!uf?;:?5'?Ind fue to hospital
2 ARMED ROBBERS HIT GROCERY
ACCIDENTS. CHILDREN
HILLSBOROUGH BOY KILLED BY TREE
CAR SAFETY FUR CHILDREN
iCCIOENTS. CONSTRUCTION ,,„,..
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. INDUSTRIAL „ ,„
YOUTH ON FORK LIFT FALLS OFF, IS RUN OVER
FOSKLIFT BUNS OVER DURHAM MAN
CRANE BOOM FALLS AT UNC LIBRARY
CRANE ACCIDENT AT NEW UNC LIBRARY
CRANE BOOM FALLS AT UNC
ACCIDENTS. DROWNING. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. SHIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO EOAT SAFETY
HENDERSON MAN DROWNS IN LAKE
HAN DROWNS; HIS CAR MISSING
DROWNING VICTIM'S CAR FOUND
DETECTIVE'S BODY PULLED FROM RIVER
STATESVILLE man DROWNS
HENDERSON MAN DROWNS IN LAKF
INFANT DROWNS IN KITCHEN SINK
WARBEN COUNTY MAN DROWNS IN KERR LAKE
MAN DROWNS IN KERR LAKE
MAN DROWNS IN NEW RIVER
RIDER. HORSE OROwN IN LAKE
ROXBOBO YOUNGSTER DROWNS IN KERR LAKE
SERVICES TODAY FOP GRANVILLE MAN
MAN DROWNS IN FISH POND
VANCE HAN DROWNS .,^,
MAN, THREE CHILDREN DIE AFTER BOAT CAPSIZES
HUNTER DROWNS IN BURKE
ACCIDENTS. DROWNING. U.S.
OUTER BANKS TIDE VICTIM DIES IN VA.
ACTRESS WHO GRACED N.C. 'NICE TO PEOPLE'
NATALIE WOOD FOUND DEAD IN OCEAN
HOLLYWOOD MOURNS NATALIE WOOD'S DEATH
HISS WOOD WAS ANGRY. SLIGHTLY INTOXICATED.
WOOD'S WARMTH LIVES ON
ACCIDENTS. ELECTRICAL , ,,,,,.,^„
CAUSE OF EXPLOSION BEING INVESTIGATED
TEEN CLIMBING TOwER KILLED
TWO PAINTERS SURVIVE SMOCK
ESCAPES ELECTROCUTION
AMPUTEE SUES CPtL
AMPUTEE SUES CPtL. LANDOWNER
BOY ELECTROCUTED GATHERING PECANS
WIRE ELECTROCUTES TEEN
ACCIDENTS. ELEVATURS
SFE ALSO ELEVATORS
CORONER SAYS
S 2 12/^6/ni A
H 2 12/27/81 A
S 2 U/3l/fll A
H 2 12/31/81 C
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
5/08/81
3/31/81
e/31/fll
11/10/81
11/20/81
a/16/ai A <.
9/D?/81 A 1
9/03/81 A 1
9/05/31 A <•
9/09/81 a I
9/11/ai A <.
9/12/81 B !<.
9/13/81 D 5
lD/21/ei C 1
10/22/81 A I
10/23/81 A ".
11/06/81 B 1
11/07/81 B 1
11/07/al A 3
5/19/81
5/20/81
3/13/81
10/15/81
11/20/81
12/21/81
12/22/81
5/18/81
5/28/31
6/0'./Sl
3/02/81
9/01/81
11/05/81
11/06/31
11/03/81
ll/13/Pl
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11/19/81
12/06/81
5
1
13
1
15
5
5
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N 00 8
E
N
N
N
N
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N U57
N
H 2
S 2
5/12/81
9/25/81
lO/l'./Bl
10/16/81
U/0<./81
12/05/81
12/09/81
12/09/81
6/17/81 A 11
6/17/81 C 1
2 9/07/31 B
2 12/12/81 A
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
7/22/31 B
7/22/81 C
9/30/81 A
9/30/31 a
9/30/81 A
H
H
H
2
I
1
5/0<./8l
5/08/81
5/13/81
B
B
B
1
1
1
H
2
5/29/81
A
1
H
2
6/15/81
A
ID
H
2
6/21/81
C
1
H
2
6/25/81
A
16
H
2
6/29/81
a
1
s
2
6/29/31
A
9
H
2
7/16/81
c
12
H
2
7/28/81
A
10
S
2
7/31/31
A
1
H
2
a/03/81
B
6
H
2
10/18/31
c
6
s
2
10/19/81
c
1
H
11/03/81
A
18
H
2
11/27/81
A
1 1
H
2
6/29/81
a
8
H
2
11/30/31
A
1
H
2
11/30/81
A
1
s
2
11/30/31
A
2
H
2
12/01/31
A
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s
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12/02/81
A
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s
2
5/30/81
A
3
H
2
7/03/81
c
12
H
1
7/31/81
B
1
s
2
a/25/31
a
7
H
2
9/0<./81
A
6
s
2
9/0'./81
c
4
H
2
12/06/31
A
1
5
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12/07/81
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12/31/ai
P«06 a
i/in/92
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HiN Dies IN ei.Ev«ro« JccioeMj
•<otel uorkes is crushed ar elevjior
ICClCENtS. EXPIOSIC") „^,,.,
SEE 4LS0 EkPLHSIvE DEVICE
SEE ILSf^ N*Tua*L GAS , „ .,
FOUR I^JU«EO IN e«CLOSICH AT »M«J PLANT
j;:irS'r'?lSE<r?i°Li?IONS RIP SERVICE STATION
CAUSE Of EXPLOSION 9elNG INVESTIGATED
OPwIr OF GAS I"UCK THAI EXPLODED •GOOD-
BLAST TO BE I-lvf STIGaTEO
BUST ROCKS SOONE "ALL
GUUfCRD GAS FxPlOSICN ivtRTEO
BLAST DESTROYS 1 LEAF BAKNS
LIGHTER EXPLOOES. BURNS ELDERLY ■'AN
LO-RY JIES FROM BURNS
MAN, 79, 3URNE0 OY LIGHTER DIES
BLAST, FIRE INJURE 3 U0RK6RS
OiiiGES SOUGHT FOR EXPLODING BQT T L6
fXPLOSICN CLOSES PLANT IN OANVILlE
loot TA9LE SAVED A LIFE -HEN BUILDING COLLAPSED
BLAST AT KERNERSVILLE PLANT INJURES 2 PEOPLE
Souse explodes -hile family away
'"'liOhESnai^ i^c5^?i?^iE^?''8^E'23uNTAIN -HERE 11 . EO
jHtSfaiTrCARplSlEfsuRVIVES 6-STaRY FALL
SHEirril^L''Dis'k^2?;iR'^^RT!R0ERE0 CLOSED
JAIL in"ate is Injured in fall
•«'°^:;J^R = S"7Il^D in SA. ACCIDENT
•CCI0ENI5, FIRE TRUCKS
111 :tis Bijs;;:" ii« Hi?i:. fire trucks
FIRE TRUCK, VAN CncLIOE
'''[iriho'i^h. ouRHA-
2 MReHEi'^?N]uRES'?LIGHTLY IN ONE OF TWO HOUSE FIRES
ACCIDENTS, GUNS
SEE ACCIDENTS.
SEE ACCIDENTS,
HUNTING, N
SHOOTINGS
ACCIDENTS, HELICOPTERS
TWO DIE IN HELICOPTER C»aSh
NAVY DESCRIBES HELICOPTER CRASH „, ,„„
COPTER CRASH NEAR RALEIGH INJURES DOCTOR
ONE INJURED , ,„
Five "APINES "ELIEVED KILLED
HELICOPTER CRASH VICTIM IS FOUND
BODY, MARINE HELICOPTER RECOVERED FRO« SOUND
ACCIDENTS, HUNTING, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
OUTOOOR NOTES , ,
DEATH rulEO accidental
ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
m JlIo S^^ci?!?;^AAt'?rF°eV^MSS health administration
wORKeR hurt after being cauCht in machine
blast, fire INJURE 3 WORKERS
3 FINGERS AMPUTATED IN ACCIDENT
? 11/J5/91
2 11/07/91
2 11/03/91
5/07/91
5/29/91
5/30/91
5/30/91
6/04/91
7/21/91
7/22/91
7/27/91
9/12/91
3/25/91
9/25/91
9/:6/91
a/27/91
9/17/91
10/29/91
11/09/91
11/23/91
12/2'./91
3
12
5
X06
U57
2 5/06/31
2 6/23/91
2 7/22/91
2 9/30/91
2 10/10/91
1 10/13/"1
2 10/26/81
H 2 12/19/61 A
2 10/19/91 a 1 P P S76
$ 2 11/05/81 C I
H 2 11/06/81 B 5
2
7
2
2
2
2
5/23/91
7/21/91
9/09/31
9/10/91
9/19/81
9/23/81
10/02/81
3
9
10
3
10
11
16
2
2
11/08/91
11/29/91
B
A
9
13
M 2 6/12/91 A 7 N
H 2 8/27/81 B ". N
S 2 12/09/91 A 9 N
ACCIOENTS. JETS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES. N.C.
SEE ALSO HARRIER JETS
"lw5'-"j(ileO IN CRASH OF AIR FORCE JET
H
H
2
2
5/13/31
12/20/81
A
A
12
16
Two MISSING AS JET LOST OVER OCEAN
H
2
L2/2 V/81,
A
1 1
N
SEABCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING PLANE
H
2
12/2^/31
B
(.
N
SEARCH FOR JET CALLEO OFF
s
2
l2/2*»/''l
C
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N
AIR FORCE CALLS ON PUBLIC FOR hELP
2
12/25/81
A
I
N
ONE JFT CREWMAN RESCUED IN ATLANTIC
H
2
12/28/91
B
I
H
wEAThER HAMPERS AIR SEARCH FOR PILOT
ACCIOENTS, JETS. U.S. , ,.,„ , ,„
H
2
5/23/81
A
1 P
N
1". KILLED AS JET SLXMS INTO SHIP
H
2
2
5/20/8 I
A
2 P
N
PIL"R ERROR SEEN IN NIM1T2 CRASH
H
5/30/fll
A
^
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CREWMAN RAPS FIRE EQUIPMENT
H
2
5/30/8 I
A
l^
N
USS MMITZ TO RESUME ITS CRUISE
s
2
12/0^/8 1
A
1
N
MARINF PILOT DIES IN CRASH OF HARRIER JET
2
12/05/" I
A
I 2
N
HARRIER CRASH KILLS M«RINE
H
2
12/26/81
B
1
N
^^SciES^SlN^JoSlfSoSL^lElS" TO CONTINUE FOR PILOT
H
2
2
12/27/81
12/2*^/81
C
A
1
I 2
N
N
SEARCH FOR PILOT INTENSIFIES
H
2
12/30/81
A
10
N
AIR FORCE REMMNS HOPEFUL ABOUT PILOT
2
12/31/31
Q
i.
N
PILOT SEARCH IS FOCUSED ON S.C. COAST
s
2
12/31/81
A
9
»4
PSYCHIC HIRED TO FIND MISSING PILOT
'""'S:;Jl;At!'ciSJcS FIRE CAUSED 8Y LIGHTNING
H
5
2
2
9/11/91
3/1 1/81
s
A
I
9
N A54
N
LIGHTNING CAUSE OF FIRE
S
5
2
B/X^/Bl
c
I*
N
LIGHTNING STATISTICS QUESTIONED
2
9/02/91
c
18
N
LIGHTNING KILLS YADKIN COUNTY HAN
ACCIDENTS. MACHINES
5
2
11/27/8 1
c
9
N
BOY CRUSHED BY FQRKLIFT
ACCIOENTS, MOIORCYfLf
\
6/10/01
1
N
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED IN CRASH
S
2
b/l5/8l
A
<•
6
hf.-cts save lives
mfbane "an killed in motorcycle wreck
H
s
2
2
7/03/81
7/15/91
A
A
10
6
n
YOUTH DIES IN WRECK
H
2
7/16/81
D
if
's7;S5SHiL^ T.l^lllL^'fi^ HAS CUT CYCLIST FATALITIES
H
H
s
1
s
H
s
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
7/19/ei
7/26/61
9/16/01
A
9
s
N
N.C. WOMAN OieS IN ILLINOIS ACCIOENI
A
1 1
N
CYCLE CASHES, MAN HURT
9/25/81
9/2<'/81
10/01/01
10/02/81
10/02/91
10/09/31
t
I
H "23
WRECK INJURES MOTORCYCLE RIDER
g
i
N
POLICE Charge two IN ACCIDENT
MOTORCYCLE CRASH LEAVES 1 INJURED
A
6
2
N
H
MAN BADLY HURT IN CYCLE ACCIDENT
ACCIDENT VICTIM LISTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION
WRECK HURTS CYCLIST
A
A
6
17 .'
N
N
ACCIDENTS, NUCIE'R
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.S.. ACCIDENTS
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N U t X
PACE 7
l/in/92
iCClDENTS, P««»CHUT6S
SEE «lSn P»SaCMUTES
SEE «LSO PABATRrlaPEBS
FHRT 1R1GC HALTS USE OF MCI PARACHUTE
PARACHUTIST INJURED AT FAIR
FEMALE SOLDIER IS VICTIM OF PARACHUTE ACCIDENT
SANTA'S HELPER INJURED WHEN CHUTE FAILS
ACCIDENTS. SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS BUS DRIVER'S CONVICTION
SCHOOL BUSES SAFER THIS YEAR
16-YEAR-OLO CHARGED IN BUS MISHAP
POLICE CHARGE RAY IN ACCIDENT
SAFETY IMPORTANT AS SCHOOL OPENS
GUARDING OUR Children
SCHOOL euS SAFETY IS CITED
children hurt in school bus ACCIDENT
SCHOOL CHILDREN HURT IN COLLISION
NO SERIOUS INJURIES IN SCHOOL BUS MISHAP
CHILDREN HURT IN WRECK
8 CHILDREN IMJUREO IN VAN-CAR COLLISION
DURHAM SCHOOL BUS SAFETY BEST IN N.C.
BUS SAFETY THE BEST 'FIRST'
SCHOOL euS OVERTURNS IN HOKE COUNTY
SCHOOL Pus WRECKS HURT 1,1 CHILDREN
SIX NORTHERN STUDENTS HURT WHEN BUS WRECKS
SCHOOL PUS ACCIDENT LEAVES 6 STUDENTS HURT
DURHAM SCHOOL BUS WRECKS SURGE
WHY BLAME WRECK ON SPECIAL STUDENT?
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER CHARGED
10 STUDENTS INJURED IN BUS ACCIDENT
T HURT IN SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT
BUSING R ISKS
N.C. SCHOOL BUS RECORD DEFENDED
a ARE INJURED AS CAR HITS SCHOOL BUS IN HARNETT
THIS "US ORIVFR WAS NO TEEN-AGER
CAR STRIKES SCHOOL 'lUS IN ORANGE
NO INJURIES REPORTED IN ACCIDENT
WARREN SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT INJURES 17
28 STUDENTS ARE INJURED IN CUMBERLAND BUS WRECK
ACCIDENTS, SHIPS
2 SHIPS COLLIDE OFF VA.
CHARGES NEED PROBE
FISHING TRAWLER RUNS AGROUND
ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, HUNTING. N.C.
2 TEENS ROB DURHAM MAN
PISTOL DISCHARGES, WOUNDING BOY, 10
YOUNG BOY DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUND
SERVICES SET FOR GUNSHOT VICTIM
ACCIDENTS, SPORTS
SEE SPORTS, INJURIES "" "
ACCIDENTS. SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, U.S.
SEE ALSO SWIMMING POOLS
RETARDED MAN HELPS RESCUE SISTER IN POOL
HANDICAPPED NEPHEW A HERO
HORSE FINDS POOL IS NOT A PASTURE
ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE
SEE ALSO RAILROAD CROSSINGS
2 HURT AS TRAIN HITS CAR
2 INJURED IN COLLISION
TRAIN DERAILS NEAR LAUREL HILL
UMSTEAD PATIENT DIES UNDER TRAIN
TRAIN KILLS HENDERSON MAN
Two TV CREW MEMBERS HURT
DERAILMENT SAID CAUSED BY SABOTAGE
FREIGHT IRAIN5 COLLIDE IN N.C; FIVE INJURED
5 PEOPLE INJURED IN TRAIN COLLISION
TRAIN DERAILS IN HAMLET
ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
DRIVER OF TANKER TRUCK KILLED
ONE KILLED IN TRUCK ACCIDENT
2 HURT IN BRIDGE COLLISION
TRUCK FALLS IN DITCH
CHAIN OF FIRES, EXPLOSIONS RIP SERVICE STATION
TRUCKS WRECK ON 1-85
DRIVER OF GAS TRUCK THAT EXPLODED 'GOOD'
GRANVILLE WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT
OFF-DUTY HIGHWAY PATROLMAN MAY HAVE SAVED BOY'S LIFE
TRUCK DRIVER BURNED IN 1-85 CRASH
TRUCK DRIVER IS SATISFACTORY
N.C. -AN DIES IN FLAMING TANKFR
TANKER TRUCK OVERTURNS, EXPLODES IN YADKIN
TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN WRECK
TRUCK T'PS Over
CAR, TRAILER OVERTURN
MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT
AUTO WRECK KILLS HILLSBOROUGH MAN
VICTIM FROM HILLSBOROUGH
TANKER OVERTURNS NEAR CEDAR GROVE
TRAGIC WRECK SHOCKS FRANKLIN RESIDENTS
FRANKLIN MAN STRUCK BY TRUCK, KILLED
TRUCK OVERTURNS
CRASH HURTS TRUCK DRIVER
TRAFFIC FATALITY
POLICE PROBING Two ACCIDENTS
COUISBURG YOUTH DIES OF INJURIES
TEEN CHARGED IN FATALITY
SIGNS AND WARNINGS FAILED TO PREVENT FRANKLIN DEATH
GIRL STRUCK, KILLED BY TRUCK
TRUCK HITS BRIDGE
JACKKNIFED TRUCK BLOCKS 1-85 TRAFFIC
SLATS DUMPED ONTO 1-85 WHEN TRACTOR-TRAILER WRECKS
TANKER WRECK
TRACTOR-TRAILER WRECKS ON 1-85
GAS TANKER'S DRIVES DIES IN FIERY CRASH
PEDESTRIAN HIT BY SMALL TRUCK
WOMAN IN HOSPITAL AFTER BEING HIT BY TRUCK
TRUCK DRIVER KILLED IN WINSTON-SALEM
PEDESTRIAN SERIOUSLY HURT WHEN HIT BY PICKUP TRUCK
MAN HIT BY TRUCK IN STABLE COND.TION
TURNING TRUCK TOPPLES OVER
2 0/10/81 A 13
2 lD/2'./HI A a
2 10/31/81 A 12
2 U/30/ai A 11
H 2
6/03/81
a
N
S 2
b/ 1/81
10
N
H 2
6/ 3/ai
9
N
S 2
6/ 3/91
1<,
N
S 2
9/01/Bl
I
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S 2
9/08/91
E
H 2
9/11/91
N
S 2
9/17/81
N
H 2
9/18/91
N
S 2
9/21/91
N
S 2
9/22/ni
N
H 2
9/23/91
1 1
N
S 2
9/23/91
N DO
S 2
9/26/81
E
S 2
9/28/81
N
H 2
9/29/Sl
14
N
H 2
10/09/91
N
S 2
10/08/91
N
S 2
10/09/81
N DO
S 2
10/16/81
L
H 2
lD/29/81
N
H 2
11/03/81
N
S 2
ll/0<./91
17
N
H 2
U/10/81
E
H 2
11/15/ai
23
N
H 2
11/17/81
N
H 2
11/2D/91
L
H 1
l/2'./81
N
S 2
I/2<./9l
11
N
H 2
2/09/81
10
N
H 2
12/11/81
17
N
H 2
5/07/91
11
N
S 2
6/30/91
E
H 2
7/01/81
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N
S 2
6/09/Bl
A
9
N
H 2
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H 2
U/16/81
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H 2 6/25/81 B
S 2 6/26/81 A
H 2 U/17/81 B
H 2
5/10/91
A
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N
S 2
5/12/Bl
A
3
N
H 2
6/12/81
A
7
N
H 2
6/21/81
A
20
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6/22/81
C
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N
H 2
6/27/81
A
12
N
H 2
a/13/91
C
10
N
S 2
10/27/91
A
1
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N
H 2
1D/28/B1
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5
P
N
S 2
12/01/91
A
3
N
H 2
5/05/91
C
s
P
P
H 1
5/06/91
c
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N
S 2
5/11/91
c
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N
S 2
5/21/81
c
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P
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H 2
5/30/81
A
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X06
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6/02/91
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6/01^/91
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12
N
H 2
7/0',/Bl
8
7
H 2
7/05/Bl
A
17
N
H 2
7/10/81
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N
M51
S 2
7/10/91
c
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N
H 2
7/3D/B1
A
21
N
H 2
8/01/91
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N
H 2
8/12/81
A
8
N
H 2
9/03/81
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7
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P
T37
H 2
9/07/81
A
1
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P
T37
S 2
9/15/81
A
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008
H 2
9/16/91
B
1
N
S I
9/16/91
C
1
N
H 2
9/2D/91
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1
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N
A5<.
H 2
10/01/81
A
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L30
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10/07/81
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N
S 2
lD/08/81
C
N
S 2
10/16/81
C
N
H 2
10/17/31
A
li
N
S 2
10/21/81
C
1
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H 1
1D/27/B1
B
1
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H 1
lD/29/81
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1
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H 1
0/30/81
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L30
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A
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N
S 2
11/30/81
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H 2
12/01/91
A
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H 2
12/01/91
B
1
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P
S76
S 2
12/01/91
A
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P
P
5 2
12/01/81
A
12
N
H 2
12/02/81
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H 2
12/09/91
A
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N
S 2
12/09/81
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N
H 2
12/10/91
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H 2
12/16/91
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12/17/81
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H 2
12/19/91
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MONTHLV/A
POLICE Cn»i<r.E MAN WITH fISING &UN AT NIGHTCLUB
HOHES ARE EVACUATED AFTEO TANKER OVERTURNS
ACCOUNTANTS
SEE CERTIfieO PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
SEE DURMAH CITY ACCOUNTING DIVISION
SEE N.C.t ACCOUNTING METHODS
ACIO
WEEKEND ACIO SPILL POSES NO IMMEDIATE DANGER
SUBJECTS
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ACID RAIN
SEE ALSO RAINFALL. N.C.
STATE GETS SHARE OF ACIDIC »AIN
TRIANGLE SENSITIVE TO ACID RAIN
ACID RAIN COULD REDUCE STATE'S CROP PRODUCTION
ACID RAIN MA» BE CAUSE OF FISH <ILLS IN WESTERN N.C.
*'^''s?E°u"I.'^aF""c. -CHAPEL HILL aCKLAND ART CENTER
"■"see also diseases ISEE also names of specific DISeASESl
DUKE SEEKS VOLUNTEtRS
ACORN RESTAURANT
POLICE PROBE ARMED ROBBERY
ACRONYMS
LINGUISTIC HORRORS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
The ACTEENS
ACTEENS fool GRINCH. play SANTA TWICE
ACTORS. CHILDREN ,,,,,
SEE CHILD ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
"■^°°kIlLy''sEaRS: HE HAD TWO BIG HITS: THE MCGUIRE THINS
HOOKED ON APPLAUSE
ACYCLOVIB
^^RTp''SCIENTISTS DEVELOPED DRUG THAT may FIChT HERPES
HERPES DRUG BREAKTHROUGH EXCITES MEDICAL RESEARCHERS
*D valOkEm Tax
SEE N.C. AD VALOREM TAX DIVISION
ADAMS APPLE DISTRIBUTING CO.
JUDGE DELAYS LAW AFFECTING POLLING PAPERS
DRUG PARAPHERNALIA LAW UPHELD
PARAPHERNALIA RULING PLEASES E0MIST6N
ADOLESCENCE. EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO Children, emotionally disturbed
TEEN TREATMENT FACILITY MAY LOCATE IN DURHAM
STATE PPOGRAM AIMED AT HELPING VIOLENT CHILDREN
HELP FOR VIOLENT. HANDICAPPED YOUTH GOAL OF PLANS
HUNT MAY SEEK ADDITIONAL FUNDS
STATE. DURHAM PROGRAMS TO HELP VIOLENT CHILDREN
VIOLENT YOUTHS MAY BE AIDED AT DURHAM FACILITY
ADOLESCENCE. PREGNANCY
SEE PREGNANCY. ADOLESCENT
ADOPTION
SEE ALSO FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO ORPHANAGES
ENDOWMENT AIDS ADOPTION PROGRAM
COURT: AGENCIES CAN'T STOP ADOPTION ATTEMPTS
AFTER i-YEAO SEARCH. SON FOUND IN JAIL
ADOPTION RECORDS
BIOLOGICAL PARENTS TREATED CALLOUSLY
BILL TO UNS'AL ADOPTION RECORDS DRAWS COMMENT
ADOPTION BILL MAY BE AMENDED
ADOPTION RECORDS SHOULD REMAIN CLOSED
LISTEN TO PRINCIPALS IN ADOPTION
ALTERED ADOPTION RECORDS BILL PAST HOUSE COMMITTEE
BILL ENACTED TO ALLOW HIGHER LOAN INTEREST RATES
SOCIETY HAS STIGMATIZED • 9IR THMOIHER S '
MEDICAL DATA FOR ADOPTEES BILL ENDORSED
DISCLOSE SOME ADOPTION DATA
HOUSE COMMITTEE GUTS BILL ON N.C. OBSCENITY CASES
EFFORT TO OPEN ADOPTION FILES HAY HAVE BACKFIRED
HITCH IN ADOPTEE INFORMATION LAW CITED
ADOPTEES WILL WIN SOMEDAY
ADULT BOOK STORE (U.S. 701
POLICE INVESTIGATE ROBBERIES
PAIR DENIED NEW TRIAL IN SLAVING
ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO MOVIE ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
REPEAL OF OBSCENITY LAW SOUGHT
BILL WOULD DROP ADVERSARY HEARINGS IN ADULT BOOKSTORE CASES
PAN'L OKS PROPOSAL TO RAISE SALES TAX
wOuLD-BE ROBBERS WOUND AJULT BOOKSTORE EMPLOYEE
ANOTHER GOOD WORD SULLIED
PAIR DENIED NEW TRIAL IN SLAYING
ADULT BUSINESSES
THREE AOULT BUSINESSES TO APPEAL OFF-LIMITS ORDER
•DUCT EDUCATION
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PROJECT LIFT
CAREER OPTIONS VISIBLE WITH LIFT
SCHOOL REGISTRATION SLATED
EDUCATIONAL C RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN DURHAM - FALL I'Bl
EDUCATION DOORS BECKON ADULTS
■Y" AIMS LURES AT ALL WOMEN
A WEEKEND COLLEGE AT DTI: YOU LEARN DURING OFF TIME
DURHAM COUNTY LIBRARY: WELCOME TO A NEW DAY
THE GREAT PLAINS EXPERIENCE: A SERIES OF PROGRAMS AND EXHIBITS. .
BECOME INVOLVED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA MUSEUM Of LIFE AND SCIENCE
DICCER COORDINATES DUALITY AOULT PROGRAMS
DUKE UNIVERSITY CONTINUING EDUCATION SHORT COURSE PROGRAM
THE 'P' MEANS PARENTS AT MERRICK-MOORE
DURHAM ARTS COuNCU FALL CLASSES
NEW PERFORMING DANCE CO. C SCHOOL 1981 FALL SESSION
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USE YOun PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
YWCA FALL CLASS SCHEDULE
MASONBT: they LEA9N ESSENTIALS
AUTO BEPAIft: OI»TY HANDS SPARH STUDY
COUNTY'S INTEREST KINOLEO IN EARLY HTO'S
CITY'S PROGRAM GETS WIDE USE
PARfNTS INVOLVED IN EDUCATION
[F YOU Chart a CQURSEi BARS TO LEARNING OPEN
INDEPENDENT STUDY BY EXTENSION
LIFT HELPS TO PUT YOU WHERE YOU WANT TO 6E
A RESOURCE FOB CITIZENS
COMMUNITY education: A COUNTY SCHOOLS' TRADITION
GITHENS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
AOULT CLASSES SIGN-UP SET IN CHAPEL HILL
ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BOARD
GRADERS HOLD 'CONVENTION'
PFRRY GRADES PLACEMENT TESTS
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO GET COLLEGE CREDIT
ADVENTURE
SEE ALSO BALLOONISTS
SEE ALSO SURVIVAL
INSPIRING STORIES
SCHEMPP SETS SAIL FOR ADVENTURE
ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES. ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO Classified advertising
SEE also drug advertising
SEE ALSO FALSE ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO JUNK TELEPHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO LEGAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO MOVIE ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ALSO SUBLIMINAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TELEVISION ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ADVERTISING
TO CUT OR NOT TO CUT?
REACTION MIXED TO 'SAMPLER' PHONE CAMPAIGN
LABOR LEADERS RAP STATE'S WORKERS AD
TWO RADIO STATIONS REFUSE ANTI-NEAL ADS
HOSPITALS' PROMOTIONS HEALTHY FOR EVERYBODY
•ADULT PERSONAL' ADS ARE LEGAL. N.C. ATTORNEY GENERAL Al
HE MAKES GAME BASED ON AOS
ADVERTISING FIRMS MERGE
ADVERTISING FRAUD
SEE FALSE ADVERTISING
ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
AERIAL SIGN DISPLAYS
SUSIE WILL YOU MARRY M6? -TOM
AEROBIC DANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
FIGHTING FLAB WITH FUN
AERONCA INC.
FBI, SEC PROBE PLANT IN PINEVILLE
AEROSOL SPRAYS
MAN BURNED IN EXPLOSION
DE SAYS
AEROSPACE CONTEST
AEROSPACE EDUCATION
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT,
AEROSPACE CONTEST SCHEDULED
AETNA LIFE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE CO.
COLLIER COBB SOLD
AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLF
SEE DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTIO'*
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SFE ALSO EOUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JOB "ISCR IMINaTION
see also minorities admissions programs
survey: chamber members back freeway
departing official says city doing better on hiring
jackson served well
city manager selects mcfadoen
woman given post with city
women and pay: imbalance
'affirmative action': legalized discrimination
affirmative action editorial appalling
afghanistan
no such thing
afghani';tan r^^action to soviet invasion (CARTOONI
russia frustrated by afghan guerrillas
nightmares about afghanistan still haunt girl
former afghan official looking for job in n.c.
afghans won't quit
afghanistan, defectors
ex-afghan official hopes to carry on fight against soviet invasion
africa (see also names of countriiesi
see also east africa
see also south africa
durham man recruits blacks for new sovereign state in africa
WRirt in us, HUI IQ IHE RIGHT tOllUR
TWO REPORTERS JOIN HERALD STAFF
SHE KEEPS hFS SOURCES TALKING
NEWSPAPERS GIVE MORE STORIES THAN TV
THE HUNT AFFAIR: WHEN MUST A REPORTER
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SUBJECTS
EPITOBS «EIGh BESOQNSIBIlI TV
CIRCULATinN MaNiOEB^ VITAL LINK
puslicity hinoouts welcome
•hmaT's new?' in age-qlo question
ace oisco ["ination
see also oacial discrimination
see also retirement ace
see also se» discrimination
see also se» stereotypes
age discrimination unfair
«0iter meddles in age issue
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AGPNTY fOR INTERNATITNAL 0EVEL0PM6NI. WATER AND SANITATION FOR HEALTH
UNC TO HELP DEVELTPING NATIONS WITH wAtER PROBLEMS
AGENCY FOR PUBLIC T EL tCOMMUN IC A T I ON S
SEE ALSO TELEraMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO UNIV. ^F N.C. -Chapel HiLLt TELEVISION
N.C. AGENCY CAN ARRANGE TELEVISED MEETINGS
TV USE "AY CuT -I.e. BUDGET
PUBLIC TV AGENCY RECEIVES GRANT
AGGIE'S HICKORY HONSE RESTAURANT
FIRE GUTS LEE LANDMARK
AGGRESSIVENESS
TEEN TREATMENT FiCILITY MAY LOCATE IN DURHAM
STATE PROGRAM AIMED AT HELPING VIOLENT CHILDREN
HELP FQR VIOLENT, HANDICAPPED YOuTH GOAL OF PLANS
AGING
SEE ALSO CENTENARIANS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOP THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GERIATO ICS
SEE ALSO LIFE EXPECTANCY
SEE ALSO MIDDLE ACE
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SfE ALSO CLOER WOMEN'S LEAGUE
SEE ALSO PROGERIA IPREMATURE AGINGI
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON AGING
PROF'S Talk to Challenge common views of old age
GROUP SEEKS TO HELP FAMILIES OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE VICTIMS
DOCTO" TO TALK ABOUT THE SUN, SKIN AND AGING
FUN IN SUN -AY Cause raging at AGING
SUN poesents problems for state
PROGRAM ON AGING ESTABLISHED AT UNC
DUKE RESEARCHERS STUDY HOW PEOPLE GROW OLD
SERVICES STRENGTHENED FOR ELDERLY POPULATION
GROUP SELECTS 3USSE
DEMOS FORM PANEL ON AGING
MEDIAN AGE IN N.C. HAS Climbed to 2''. 6 years
oxygen: it HELPS US LIVE - AND mj» mike US OLD
DUKE Chemists study oxygen F':fects on body
SPECIALIST SAYS BETTER HEARING MAY IMPROVE VOICES OF ELDERLY
FOUR GENERATION FAMILIES FACE UNIQUE CHALLENGES
AGCRAPH08 lA
SEE ALSO PHOaUS
MEDICAL ADVANCES HELP CONTROL AiTACKS OF PANIC
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS
SEE COUNTY FAIRS
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY
SEE FARM PRODUCTION
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
ORANGE 'DCUILE NICKEL' POLLING SITES ANNOUNCED
EXPERIMENTAL CROPS MAY MEET GROWING NEEDS OF N.C. FARMERS
RESEARCHERS STUDY GINSENG IN MOUNTAINS
NICKELS HELPING FARMERS
FARMERS VOTE ON COST HIKE
SMALL TAX AIDS FARM RESEARCH
VISITOR STUDIES FARM WORK
N.C. OFFICIALS I1EGIN 'NICKELS' CAMPAIGN
FARMERS VOTING TODAY ON 'NICKELS' PROGRAM
N.C. FARMERS APPROVE 'NICKELS FOR KNOW'HOW'
FARM RESEARCH PLAN PASSES
AGR ICULTURE
SEE ALSO CROPS
ALSO FARMfRS, N.C.
ALSO LIVESTOCK
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ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME
ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
ALSO N.C. 30ARD OF AGRICULTURE
ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
ALSO N.C. FAR" PUREAU
ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
C. SCIENTIST HELPS PERU'S FARMERS
s. Exports seen setting record
AOE WITH LATIN AMERICA ON RISE
AGRICULTURE, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO U.S., EXPORTS
FARM GOODS Importers increase over tenfold
ahCSKIF, N.C.
blast destroys 2 LEAF BARNS
AHOSKIE OFFICER gUlTS AFTER PROTEST
AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO Child support
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO Durham COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES,
SEE ALSO Durham day care council
LINCOLN COUNTY VOTES TO HOLD LINE ON TAXES
BLACKS WOULD CAIN IN IMPROVED ECONOMY
MORROW DEFENDS FUNDS TRANSFER
PLAN WOULD RAISE afOC INCOME LIMIT
ASSEMBLY PANEL APPROVES wElFaRE FORMULA CHANGE
MUDGINS: WELFARE POLICIES BURDEN SOUTH
FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS TO BE FELT THIS MONTH
POOP, ELDERLY IN N.C. BEGIN TO FEEL STRAIN OF FIRST pFOERAL BUDGET CUTS
BUDGET CUTS MAY HURT N.C. HUMAN SERVICES
STATE OFFICIALS REMAIN PESSIMISTIC ABOUT CUTS
AID CUTS SEEN SAVING «1 MILLION A MONTH IN N.C.
AID TO FAMILIES RULES CHANGES SAVE «33,700
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C«E»TIVE THINKING HElPS SEAT THE HEIT
PEAK-LOAD BLUES
A[0 POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AUTO POLLUTION
SEE ALSO CLEAN AIR ACT
SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SEE ALSO N.C. LUNG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO POLLUTION ,,„
HUSEu" SPONSORS TEST OF AUTOMOBILE EMISSION
t600 MILLION S.C. MILL PLANNED
DURHAM GENERAL RE-ACCREDITED
EPA SCIENTIST «ILL STUDY AIR POLLUTION IN JAPAN
NflGHOORS SUE MORGaNTON PLANT
KEEPING AIR CLEAN IS GOOD ECONOMICS
POLLUTION UlSPECTION MAY BE DELAYED
COZY WOOD FIRE GENERATES HEAT AND POLLUTANTS
AIR POLLUTION STANOARDS
CHARLOTTE CARS TO BE CHECKED
POWER FIRMS SEEK INCREASE IN ASH LIMIT
STATE AGENCY RELAXES SOOT AND SMOKE LIMITS
AIR TRAFFIC CONTRQLLFkS
SEE ALSO RALEIGh/OuRham AIRPORT
STRIKE MAY SLOW AIRPORT'S TRAFFIC ,,„,,-
U.S. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS EYE JUNE i2 STRIKc
STRIKE "AY HIT ROU . ^„,
N.C. AIRPORTS PREPARE FOR STRIKE 8Y CONTROLLERS
AIRLINES, AIRPORTS PLAN FOR CONTROLLERS' MALKOUT
IT'S 'WAIT AND SEE' AT RALEIGH-DURHAM
TRIANGLE TRAVELERS ON TIME
AIRPORT OPERATIONS NORMAL
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS CONTRACT RAPPED
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ICARTOONI
34 At ROU SEEN SUPPORTING STRIKE
MAJOR AIRLINES ANTICIPATE SOME CANCELLATIONS AT ROU
INTOLfRABLE SITUATION
ROU OPERATIONS 'FAIRLY NORMAL'
RDU STRIKERS DEFY REAGAN'S WARNING ^,,^,.
OFFICIALS AT ROU CLAIM STRIKE HAS LITTLE EFFECT
AIR CONTROLLERS WRONG TO STRIKE
10 CONTROLLERS AT RDU LOSE JOBS
N.C. CONTROLLERS VOW TO FIGHT
I? AT ROU GET DISMISSAL LETTERS , ,,„,„,„,
N.C. MILITARY CONTROLLERS FILL IN FOR CIVILIAN STRIKERS
RAlEICH-DURham pickets DWINDLE
DESERTED TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER ICARTOONI
ROU CONTROLLERS LOSE JOBS
22 AT RDU FACING DISMISSAL
TWO N.C. AIRPORTS FACING CLOSURE OF THEIR TOWERS
STRIKERS GAMBLED, LOST
STRIKERS STAGF MARCH
SHE PUTS HER JOB ON LINE
2\ ROU STRIKERS FIREO, OFFICIAL SAYS
i2?[b\''"prA?'|g's*jN°T2r^IR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS' STRIKE (CARTOON,
CONTROLLERS TO APPEAL NOTICES
AIRLINES REVEAL RDU SCHEDULES FOR THIS MONTH
CONTROLLERS STILL PICKETING
STRIKE IS GREED, NOT NEED
N.C. GIRLS STRANDED IN LONDON
SOME STRIKES DESERVE SUPPORT,
CREATING MORE CHAOS
-UNCLE SAM" NEEDS AIR TRAFFIC
NEW BERN CONTROL TOWER CLOSES
10 N.C. SCOUTS ON WAY HOME
ROU OFFICIALS SAY FLIGHTS WILL CONTINUE ON SCHEDULE
JUDGE GRANTS INJUNCTION AGAINST PATCO PICKETS
AfR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS IN N.C. BEGIN APPEALS PROCESS
CHICKEN LITTLE'S LETTER FROM PATCO ICARTOONI
AIR CONTROLLERS DESERVE SUPPORT
ROU FLIGHT SCHEDULES TO STABILIZE ON SEPT. 1
AIR CONTROLLERS' DEMANDS UNREASONABLE
THE PRINCIPLE THAT THREATENS LABOR
AIR CONTROLLERS STRIKE SLOWS SUNBIRD GROWTH
SALARIES RISE, AIR TRAFFIC IS INCREASING AT ROU
MEDIA ARE UNFAIR TO AIR CONTROLLERS
LABOR DEMANDS UNREASONABLE
STRIKERS SHOULDN'T BE REHIRED , ,
MILITARY BASES IN N.C. WILL SHIFT MORE AIR CONTROLLERS
FORMER AIR CONTROLLERS TRY TO MAKE ENDS MEET
STRESS, EH7
STRIKERS STRIKE OUT
THE ISSUE'S CLOSED
PATRIOTIC, SOLIOARISTIC BROTHERHOOD OF A IRCONTROLLERSC ICARTOONI
AIRPORT TOWER AT KINSTON WILL REOPEN , , . ,,.„,„„...
•I'VE GOT JOBS IN MIND FOR THE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS. . .' ICARTOONI
AIRBORNE WARNING AND CONTROL PLANES
SEE AWACS ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE PLANES
SEE AIRPLANES
AIocaAFT, POMBERS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO JETS
GENERAL DEFFnOS B-1
AIRLINE DEATHS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
RITES TODAY FOR CRASH VICTIM
OTHERS DON'T
CONTROLLERS ICARTOONI
AIRLINE LANDING FEES
AIRLINE LANDING FEES
SEE RALFIGh/DURHAM airport,
AIRLINE STEWARDESSES
UPHOLDING LAW NOT MEDDLING
AIRLINES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
SEE ALSO COMMUTER AIRLINES
SEE ALSO EASTERN AIR LINES
SEE ALSO JETS , ,,
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, AIRLINE LANDING FEES
SEE ALSO SUNBIRD AIRLINES
SEE ALSO UNITED AIRL INES
LINES REACH AGREEMENT
AIRLINES, SCHEDULES
RDU FLIGHT SCHEDULES TO STABILIZE ON SEPT. 9
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5/20/81
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5/2<,/81
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10/05/81
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12/15/81
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12/1=>/81
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9/11/81
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6/05/81
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6/11/81
a
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6/11/ei
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H 2
6/20/^1
A
N
S 2
6/20/81
A
13
N
H 2
6/22/81
a
N
S 2
6/22/ei
A
N
K90
H 2
6/23/81
e
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H I
6/30/Sl
a
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H 2
8/01/81
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R56
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8/03/81
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a/0<./81
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S83
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8/05/81
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H 2
3/05/81
A
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S 2
3/05/81
A
N
583
H 2
8/06/81
A
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H 2
8/06/81
A
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S 2
8/06/81
A
N
S83
S 2
a/06/Bl
A
N
H 2
8/07/81
A
N
H60
H 2
8/07/81
A
T T
R56
S 2
a/07/81
A
P N
sa3
H 2
8/08/61
A
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H 2
8/08/81
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8/10/81
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8/11/ai
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S 2
8/11/81
A
L
H 2
8/12/81
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H 2
a/12/ei
A
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S 2
8/12/81
A
E
H 2
8/13/81
A
T T
RS6
H 2
8/13/Bl
A
N
H 2
8/13/81
A
N
S 2
8/U/Bl
A
N
S83
H 2
3/15/ai
A
N
H 2
8/16/61
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a/20/ai
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10
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H 2
a/22/ai
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T T
R56
H 2
3/26/61
A
L
5 2
8/26/ai
A
N
S83
H 2
3/27/Bl
A
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H 2
9/02/61
A
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S 2
9/07/Bl
A
N
S 2
9/16/81
C
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H 2
9/16/81
A
L
H 2
9/23/61
A
L
H 2
10/19/61
A
L
H 2
10/22/81
B
N
H 2
lO/2'./81
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H 2
10/25/81
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S 2
11/23/81
A
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11/26/61
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11/29/81
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12/02/61
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12/13/Bl
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AIBPORTS. N.C RESTAURANTS
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.JINOHQTO CO.. INC. .JAPANESE EOOD ANO CHEMICAL CO..
SEE ALSO JAPAN
IF TOU CAN'T BEAT -EH. . .
"■'^'"EI^Ei ^?l8TS SCHOLARSHIP
"•"TI^AWNdE -UNICIPALIT.es TO HOLD ELECTIONS TUESDAY
ALAHANCEJOARO^.E^^LOER.EN.JLECnONS^ ELECTIONS TUESOAY
"■'sEf iLSO^'IiBLLA^CE SERVICE, ALAKANCE COUNTY
III ALSn UNITED -AY Of ALAMANCE
^IlilS ARE ENACTED FOR AREA COUNTIES
Mmmmi-:m».. ... ,..
VuW IS ?^3eIal"sPEN0I2g'IeEN POSSIBLE
.L.«|NCECOU.TY.;..C.j^aONO ELECTIONS^
1 IlD^srATls^^J^NO^'^ofi-^oi^^^l. 33
^ ?rJSl^^C^rv!?2i "oVlU ISSUE
"•""?£M?»''Jo'LOn?''!f FEDERAL FUNDS
pSopOSEO BUDGETS: .LA-ANCE SEBjS
:['il°.lli !OA«D REtAINS TAX . T
il TO -lOLO TAY RATE OF Tt CENTS
ALABANCF to"raiSe' A»'6ULANCE FEES
ALAHANCE COUNTY, CENTRAL COHHUNI CAT IONS CENTER
DATE
U/1'/8I
"YL
S33
12/16/61
U/21/R1
H 2 11/06/81 t I P F H60
H 2 12/JT/81 A 2 N
S 2 7/30/B1 A ID N
H 2 3/W/81 A I. E
H 2 U/OO/ai A 12 N
12/05/81
12/06/51
12/OT/ei
12/08/81
12/2^/91
12/30/81
12/31/81
1
18
12
12
l".
1
H 2 5/08/81 C 5 N
S 2 7/11/81 A3 N K90
„ 1 10/1'./81 CI N H60
S 2 10/14/81 C 1 "<
5/07/91 B
6/10/»l 6
6/20/81 A
6/20/81 A
6/23/»l E
T/Oi/Bl A
3/08/81 e
8/13/81 A
9/15/81 A
9/20/91 C
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9/10/81 A
10/0<>/91 A
10/2<./81 e
12/02/31 •
5
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5
13
1 12/19/91 C
5
10
22
1
3
I
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S 2 lO/ul/91 A <. E
H 2 9/09/91 A 10 ° N
H 1 lO/31/ei 8 I " "*"
H 1 10/31/81 B I N M60
7/19/81 A 21
7/22/ei B 5
7/29/81 C 3
7/31/81 a 4
7/31/81 E 3
9/05/91 C 1
9/23/91 a 1
1
9/15/81 a
. . 9/22/91 2
H 1 10/21/81 3
M 1 11/03/81 a
H 1 12/01/91 6
H 1 12/22/81 B
N G53
H60
HbO
H 1 5/26/81 B I N
H 1 6/02/81 BIN
H 1 6/23/91 -8 1 N H60
H 1 11/07/91 B 1 N H60
MONTHL»/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/81
J e C T S
PtGE 13
1/10/82
SEE ALSO EMERCtNCY COHHUNIC A T ION S SYSTEM 19111
ALAHANCE <m SYSTEH TO "iEGIN NEXT UEcK
.L.H.NCE^CaUNTY.^EL|CTigNS^ SQARO Of ELECTIONS
SEE ALSn PUBLINGTHN. N.C.t ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO nuBLINGTnN CITY COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE ELECTIONS GENE" AT ING I N TERE S T
BURLINGTON TO HAVE PRIMARY FOR COUNCIL
flLING IN ALAMANCE TO END ON FRIDAY
SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS TO HOLO ELECTIONS NOV. 3
ALAMANCE SETS FEB. 2 VOTE ON BONO ISSUE
7 ALAMANCE MUNICIPALITIES TO HOLO ELECTIONS TUESDAY
AIAMANCF COUNTY, EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION CENTER
SEE AlXSaNCE COUNTY, CENTRAL COMHUN IC AT lOMS CENTER
"■'"*PP0P0S£0'Bi0GETS?'iPAMANCE 5EE.S TO HOLD TAX RATE OF 76 CENTS
ALAMANCE "OARD PLANS CHANGES IN GOVERNMENT
ALAMANCE TO RAISE AMBULANCE FEES
•'■'"NCE COUNTY.^FJRE glSTRICTS^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^
'^'rE?"BU&TNjfSNrJ;?TS.?!^Jou?'^SrT^S DISPOSAL
H 1 3/19/81 a I
ALAMANCE COUNTY
SE"
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
E ALSO Ar.«J,ZrC0UN7Y EC5S0SIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
ALAMANCE BOARD PLANS TALKS « ' TH POL IC A STRO
ALAMANCE VOTES AGAINST MOVING ECONOMIC POST
NFm industry said COMING TO ALAMANCE
GKN OFFICIALLY OP^NS ITS "1-"' , ' " '^AMANCE
ALAMANCE SEEKS TALKS ON ECONOMIC PROGRAM
GROUP IN ALAMANCE TOURS WATER PLANT „,.,,„,
DEVELOPMENT UNIT WILL BE DISCUSSED MONDAY HORNING
ALAMANCE OFFICIALS PLEDGE COOPERATION
"■"'ffS^pSsEO^iDGEfsf ALAMANCE SEEKS TO HOLD TAX RATE OF 76 CENTS
ALAMANCE BOARD RETAINS TAX RATE
ALAMANCE TAX LIEN SALES TO BE STUDIED
ALAMANCE COUNTY, WATER AND SEwER LINES _,j,„ „=r,on<;.,
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., WATER AND ScMER PROPOSAL
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS RAP TwO BILLS
FUNDS FOR DISTRICT NOT AVAILABLE
'^*"'^£!MiSc"E'lREA-'RESID?K}f OPPOSE AUTOMOBILE SHOP
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL
RECEPTION TO HONOR ARTIST
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO ARTS, M.C.
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
STREET FESTIVAL PLANNED TODAY
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION „.„,- ,.„c
NEWSPAPER CANNOT PUBLISH DOCUMENTS, N.C. JUDGE SAYS
JUDGE TO HEAR ARGUMENTS THIS MORNING
PIPER PRINTS STORY BEFORE RESTRAINT ORDER ENDS
TAMPERING -,ITH FREEDOM . ^,„
JUDGE APOLOGIZES TO PAPFR FOR ORDER OVER PRINCIPAL
GROUP PROTESTS PROPOSED FIRING OF SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
HEARING FOR BRIGHT RESCHEOULEO
BRIGHT WON'T APPEAL MOVE FOR DISMISSAL
BOARD TO Chance MEETINGS
ALAMANCE BOARD WILL VISIT SCHOOL MONDAY
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS ACCREDITED
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
FILING IN ALAMANCE TO END ON FRIDAY
HAW RIVER TO VOTE ON ABC STORE
ALAMANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ,„ ^„,^
SEE BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY CHRISTMAS TOUR AND CANDLELIGHT TEA
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
CHRISTMAS TOUR TICKETS ON SALE
ALAMANCE COUN
FEES IIS
SOME REV
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
WASTES
FUNDS FO
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
COURT MA
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
NEW INDU
BONO VOT
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
FLOODPLA
OFFICIAL
DEVELOPM
ALAMANCE
COLLEGE,
ALAMANCE
TY COMMI
PUTF HOL
ISIOnS U
DEMOCRA
COMMISS
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DING UP PROJEC
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ADOPTED
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ALKS ON ECONOM
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ING FOR BOND D
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hool honored I
bLIC'S VIEWS Oi
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BILLS
LE
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OPTIONS
COME A TEST CASE
PROVIDE TEST CASE FOR
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NS UNRESOLVED
H POLICASTRO
ECONOMIC POST
ABORTIONS
AMANCE
NOAY
VOTES
N GOVERNMENT
I 2 AT I ON
AUTOMOBILE SHOP
ONO ISSUE
IC PROGRAM
£ FOR FEB. 23
RIVE
SSED MONDAY MORNING
ERaTION
N ALAMANCE
N BONO ISSUE
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
FILLING OF VACANCY URGED IN ALAMANCE , ,
PROPOSED BuOGFTS: ALAMANCE SEEKS TO HOLD TAX RATE OF 76 CENTS
ALAMANCE BOARD RETAINS TAX RATE
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
H 1 7/23/81 a
H I 9/04/81 B
H 2 9/27/81 A
H 1 10/08/81 B
H I 1D/21/BI 8
H I lD/31/81 a
H 1
H 1
6/02/81
9/26/81
U/07/81
N H60
N H6D
N L30
N H60
H 1 6/13/ai a 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H I
H I
H 1
a/22/Rl
9/01/81
9/09/91
ID/03/81
11/03/81
12/03/81
12/05/81
12/oa/si
B
U
a
a
B
a
C
e
1 N
1 N
1 N H60
I P N H60
1 N H60
1 P N H60
I N HOC
1 N H60
H 1
H 1
H 1
6/02/81
6/23/81
12/24/81
B
d
a
1 N
1 N H60
1 N HbO
H I
H I
6/03/81
7/21/81
B
a
1 N HdO
1 N
H 1 10/06/81 B
H 1 12/11/81 B
H 1 5/02/81 a
s
5/14/81 A 8
N
H
5/16/81 a 1
N
H
5/17/81 A 1
N
s
5/19/81 A 4
E
H
5/21/81 H 1
N
H
5/27/81 C 1
N
H
6/02/81 e I
N
H
6/04/81 B 1
N
H
8/28/91 a 1
N
H
11/20/81 e I
N
H
12/17/81 B 1
N
H 2 9/27/81 A B N
H I 11/21/81 a 1 N H60
H I 11/24/91 a 1
H
5/05/81
a
N
H60
H
5/19/81
B
N
H
5/28/91
B
N
H
6/03/81
e
N
HbO
H
6/16/81
B
N
H
7/21/81
B
N
H
7/22/81
B
N
H
7/29/81
c
N
HbO
H
7/31/91
B <
N
s
7/31/91
a
N
H
8/09/91
c
N
H
3/11/91
B
N
130
H
8/19/91
a
N
H
8/22/91
a
N
H
9/01/81
B
N
H
9/02/81
a
N
H
9/09/l'I
B
N
HbO
H
9/15/91
a
N
HbO
H
9/22/81
B
N
HbO
H
9/26/81
c
N
i-^S
H
10/36/81
b
N
HbO
H
10/06/91
a
N
H
10/21/91
a
N
H
U/03/81
B
N
HbO
H
11/03/81
B
N
H
U/17/81
a
N
H
12/01/P
a
N
HbO
H
12/05/8
c
N
HbO
H
12/03/9
a
N
HbO
H
12/08/81
B
N
H
12/22/81
B
N
H
5/23/81
a
N
HbO
H
6/02/81
a A
N
H
6/23/Bl
B
N
HbO
naNTHLr/ANNUAL
I N ij E X
12/31/91
1/13/8J
FILLING OF VAOriCr URGED IN ILAXANCE
IL'X'Nfc COUNTY CO'XISSnNfBSi «eO« G«fi IZ AT ION
ALAVANCF CJUNTt AOOPTS BEORGAN I Z a TI □•<
ALAHASC6 C2UMV CJllRTMHu^t
30N0 »TTE oeCISION EXPECTEO »nNOAT
ALAHAKCF TO hOlO SEPARATE SONO VOTES
alahanCc C3u^T» OE"OCRaTIC PARTY
AIA«AHCF OE'-XRiTS SC-E'^ULE HEETING
GEE FILLS VACaNCt ON ALAMANCE SOARO
3 GOVERNORS DINNER SLATED
ALAHANCE COUNTY OE»T. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
COURT MAY RESOLVE ABORTION DISPUTE
ALAHANCE COUNTY SCONOHIC D£VEL0P"ENT OFFICE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ALAMANCE POST IS QUESTIONED
ALAMANCE SEEKS TALKS ON ECONOMIC PROISAM
DEVELOPMENT UNIT MILL BF OISCUSSEO MONDAY HORNING
ALAMANCE OFFICIALS PLEDGE COOPERATION
ALAHANCE COUNTY FARMERS MARKET
SEE ALSO FARMERS MARKETS
ALAMANCE FaRMEkS fair opens SATURDAY
ALAMANCE COUNTY HISTORIC properties COMMISSION
SEE ALAMANCE HISTORIC POOPERTIcS COMMISSION
ALAMANCE COUNTY HISTORICAL MySEuM
SEE ALAMANCE HISTORICAL MUSEUM
ALAHANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAHANCE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
PULMQNOLIGISTS TO JOIN STAFF
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL TO PaISE rates
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL OFFICIAL TO TAKE POST IN EDENTON
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL ELECTS NEM OFFICERS
ALAMANCE COUNTY hQSPITAL. AUXILIARY
SCHOLARSHIP AMAOOED in ALAMANCE
ALAHANCE COUNTY JAIL
BOND VOTE OECISION EXPECTED MONDAY
ALAMANCE TO HOLD SEPARATE BONO VOTES
ALAHANCE SETS FEB. 2 VOTE ON BONO ISSUE
ALAMANCE "OARO SLATES BOND VOTE FOR FEB. 23
OFFICIALS PREPARING FOR BOND DRIVE
ALAHANCE COUNTY LIBRARY
SEE BURLINGTON, N.C.. LIBRARIES
SEE CENTRAL N.C. REGIONAL LIBRARY
SEE HAY MEMORIAL LIBRARY
ALAMANCE COUNTY HANA'^ER
ALAMANCE BOARD Plans Ct
ANGcS IN JOVERNHENT
ALAMANCE COUNTY -EMQRIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAHANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL DECORATES FOR CnRISTMAS
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE ALAHANCE COUNTY SOARO OF EDUCATION
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
NEmSPaPER cannot PuSLISH DOCUMENTS. N.C. JuOGE SAYS
BURLINGTON PAPER BLOCKEO FROH PRINTING DOCUMENTS
JUOGE TO HEAR ARGUHENTS THIS "ORNINC
SCHOOL ?OARO "AY GET PROPOSAL ABOUT BRIGHT
ASSOCIATION INSTALLS OFFICERS
BURLINGTON STUDENTS HONORED
PUPILS IN ALAMANCE COUNTY MILL START SCHOOL ON AUG. 31
SCHOOL REGISTRATION SLATED
PARENTS* WORKSHOPS PLANNED
anCE COUNTY SCHOOLS. ACCREDITATIONS
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS ACCREDITED
ALAMANCE COUNTY SChQOlS. COMMENCEMENT
FOUR ALAMANCE SCHOOLS SCHEDULE GRADUATIONS FftlOAY
ALAHANCE COUNTY UNITED mat
SEE UNITED MAY OF ALAHANCE
ALAMANCE FORUM
FORUM APPLICATIONS SOUGHT
ALAHANCE HISTORIC PROPERTIES COHMISSIQN
SEE ALSO ALAMA?<CE HISTORICAL HuSEUH
IT81 BATTLE RE-ENACTED IN ALAMANCE
ALAHANCE HISTORICAL MUSEUM
SEE ALSO ALAHANCE HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
6Th ANNUAL FIDDLERS PICNIC TO BE HELD IN ALAMANCE
Christmas touR tickets on sale
alahance/casmell counties mental health agency
SEE ALSO Mf,(7ii. HEALTH
ALAMANCE PROGRAM AIMED AT PREVENTING SEXUAL ABUSE
ALAHBRISTa! (FILM)
YOUNG'S 'ALAMRRI STa: •
A MASTERPIECE
Tnf ALAHO
SEE ALSO SPANISH-AMERICAN MAR
N.C. NATIVES BIG IN TEXAS nISTORY
ALBEMARLE HOSPITAL
FLEAS. NOT MEOM.
alpemarlE sound
pollutants found in h.c
BROUGHT ON 'SCAT-
STRIPED BASS
ALEuTE»ai lORuGl
ASTHMA CRU4 MAT dE USEFUL FOR 3YSSIN0SIS
ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE AIS^ EEEk
SEE ALSO PRANOY
SEE ALSO JOSEPH SChLITZ BREWING CO.
SEE ALSO LIOuOR-BY-InE-DRINK
SEE ALSO PARKS. N.C. ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO Public property drinking ban
N F
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9/22/81
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1 11/C3/91 B 1
1 12/05/ai C I
1 12/01/91 B 1
H I 6/19/31 6 I
1 6/19/81 B 1
1 8/0T/81 B 1
1 10/09/El S 1
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9/15/81 a
9/22/ai 3
10/21/81 B
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H 1 12/19/81 C I N HoO
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H 2 5/19/91 A 1
H 1 5/16/91 6 1
H 1 5/19/91 3 1
H 1 5/22/91 5 1
H 2 6/l'./91 A 7
H I a/07/91 3 1
H 1 8/23/81 3 1
H 1 10/29/81 3 1
H 1 12/17/81 8 1
H 1 6/03/81 a 1
H I 6/17/Bl C 1
7/21/81 a 1
H I 5/12/91 e 1 N
H I U/2*/91 e 1 N
H I 12/05/91 C 1 N L30
H 2 6/05/81 I 1 P R S56
S 2 6/19/81 ASF J50
H 2 6/23/81 A 1 N
M 2 9/27/81 B 10 N
H 2 9/06/ai A 26 N
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li/31/8l
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SEE «LS" WINE
•F«I£NDL»" HUMICIOES: LlQUU* »H0 CLOSE CONUCT
OSCINANCE JN iLCJHOL IS UPHELO
SI»TE SHOULD aESCIND BAN ON DRINK IN P4PKS
IN&B»" SAYS MIS SUITE DIDN'T SERVE LIOUOK
FAHOROUNOS ciOOZE aAN APPROVED
FAIR POLICY FOR FAIR
ALCOHOL. HEALTH EFFECTS
TAKE CARE UHEN MIXING HOLIDAY CHEER MITH HEOICATION
ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSn ALCOHOL. SALFS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO "OONSHlNf
SEE ALSO U.S. TREASURY DEPT., BUREAU OF ALCOHOL. T09ACC0 AND FIREARMS
STunn D 0«NtR ACQUITTED
l"! GALLONS OF MOONSHINE SEIZED IN RAID
MORE Charges ahe pending
3 FACE charges on MQONSHINING
R0UGE"0NT man pleads guilty to LIOUOK CHARGES
7 CHARGED IN CHAPEL HILL MITM ALCOHOL VIOLATIONS
STILL DESTROYED IN FRANKLIN
BUDGET CUTS MUDDY MOONSHINERS' FUTURE
MOONSHINE SEIZED IN ROUGEMONT RAID
ALCOHOL. LAHS
SEE ABC LANS
ALCOHOL. SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE
MAYOR RAPS SALES TO MINORS
VENDORS ASKFD TO HELP HALT UNDERAGE DRINKING
N.C. LIOUOK SALES DIP; BEER. aINE SALES CLIMB
ORANGE PLANS CRACKDOWN ON UNDERAGE DRINKING
CAMPAIGN TO SEEK STOP OF UNDER-AGE DRINKING
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER RAISING N.C. DRINKING AGE
ALCOHOL, Taxes
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
STUDIO Owner acouitted
TAX PROPOSAl S GIVE SOME LEGISLATORS PROBLEMS
ALCOHOL RETAILERS MUST FILE OCCUPATIONAL TAX RETURNS
TAX ALCOHOL--IT'S MORE HARMFUL THAN TOBACCO
HUNT RUNS INTO OPPOSITION ON GAS. ALCOHOL TAX PLANS
HOUSE UNIT Cuts hike in gas tax
TAX INCREASE ON BEER ANO LIOUOR JINS N.C. COMMITTEE APPROVAL
COMMITTEE OKS ALCOHOL TAX; GAS TAX NEARING ENACTMENT
2 TAX-HIKE PLANS VOTED BY HOUSE
TAX TOBACCO AND ALCOHOL
MOONSHINE/ALCOHOL TAXES (CARTOON)
LEGISLATORS SHELVE CIGARETTE TAX PLAN
FURTHER TAX HIKES WON'T COME UP THIS SESSION
HUNT WANTS NEW TAX
HUNT ALCOHOL TAX HITS SNaG: CONSTITUTIONAL OuESTION IS BROUGHT UP
ALCOHOL TAX BIO FACES TOUGH FOES
HUNT. LAWMAKERS SET FOR LIQUOR TAX BATTLE
ROYALL, HUNT DIFFER ON MAIN ISSUES
SPIRITED BATTLE ON SPIRITS
NO TOAST FOR TAXES
HUNT CONCERNED LEGISLATORS WON'T ACT ON LIOUOR TAX
PAY RAISES TOP AGENDA IN RALEIGH
MOUSE GIVES INITIAL OK TO STATE WATER BONDS
PANEL APPROVES STATE'S SALARY PACKAGE
HUNT GIVES UP ON CIQUOR TAX
HUNT: HIKE IN SALES TAX NOT RULED OUT
SENATOR ROYALL RIGHT: NO MORE HIGHWAY MONEY
ALCOHOL TAX IS HUNT'S 2H0 LEGISLATIVE DEFEAT
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
POLICE HIT DRINKING IN PUBLIC
SOVIET UNION LEADS IN DEATHS FROM ALCOHOL
ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO ABC LAWS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
MORE Charges are pending
APPEALS COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL
BUDGET CUTS MUOOY MOONSHINERS' FUTURE
MOONSHINE SEIZED IN ROUGEMONT RAID
DA HOLDING REPORT ON ALLEGED ASSAULT
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER, BUTNER, N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARCH AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ALCOHOLISM
BUTNER CENTER MAY BE SAVED
CENTER AT BUTNER MAY GET REPRIEVE
GETS ACCREDITATION
ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER, DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
OETOX-HOUSE IN CHAPEL HILL: A 'NORMAL' PLACE TO DRY OUT
ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO OETOX-HOUSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SUMMER INSTITUTE OF ALCOHOL STUDIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE mission
SEE ALSO FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARCH authority
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DRUNKENESS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ALCOHOLISM
MILLS TO SPEAK AT DUKE INSTITUTE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THINGS THAT COME ACROSS AN EDITOR'S DESK
EDITOOIAL PHILOSOPHY FAVORS ANARCHY
DURHAM MINISTER. FIRM WIN AWARDS
RECEIVE AWARDS
guy: end BARGAINING ON DUIS
ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT CENTER, BUTNER, N.C.
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER, BUTNER, N.C.
ALCOHOLISM TBEAT"ENT CLINIC
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER,
ALOERSCATE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
NQVEMBEBFEST PLANNED
ALDRIDGE POWER MOwFR CO.
DURHAM, N.C.
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7/17/81
7/28/ei
10/15/81
12/20/81
12/23/Bl
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A
A
A
A
8
tf
6
12
E
N
E
N
N
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5/05/81
C
6
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6/07/81
c
1
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6/08/81
c
1
s
6/09/81
A
8
H
8/06/81
A
20
H
H
11/21/81
11/21/81
e
e
1
1
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12/0 1/8 1
B
5
H
12/20/81
c
1
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8/26/81
c
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H6S
H 2
8/27/81
B
1
N
H68
H 2
10/15/81
A
11
N
H 2
11/03/81
A
8
N
S 2
11/03/81
A
8
N
H 2
12/11/81
A
10
N
H 2
5/05/81
N
H 2
5/05/81
N
H 2
5/26/81
1 A
N
H 2
6/07/81
L
H 2
6/10/81
N
H 2
6/11/81
N
S 2
6/2<./ai
N
H 2
6/25/81
^ 3
N
H 2
6/27/81
N
H 2
6/27/81
L
H 2
6/28/81
T T
J52
S 2
7/D2/81
N
H 2
7/03/81
N
S 2
8/31/81
N
M 2
9/23/81
M
H 2
<)/30/8l
N
S 2
9/30/81
16
N
H 2
10/01/81
N
G53
S 2
10/01/31
E
H 2
10/03/81
E
H 2
10/05/81
N
H 2
10/06/81
N
S 2
10/06/81
N
H 2
10/07/81
N
H 2
10/08/81
N
H 2
D/09/91
N
H 2
0/10/61
B
S 2
10/12/81
N
S 2 10/01/81 A
H 2 11/11/31 A
S 2
6/08/ai
c
N
H 1
11/07/81
B
N
S 2
12/01/81
6
N
H 2
12/20/81
c
P N M51
H 2
12/2<./ai
B
N 851
5/J2/81
5/02/ei
7/25/81
N H60
N H60
H 2 9/06/81 C 1 P F H6a
H
7/22/81
A
1 1 p
N
H
a/19/91
B
1 n
U
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a/27/91
A
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0/07/81
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12/09/81
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P>GE 16
C PC L P 3TL
"TESi-rHt pn«eR ANO PERFORXINCE JF SIMPLICITY C4N 00 Trt6 Jje ! " l»OI
14 Cm»1N saws taken fOOO STORE
GUNHAN QQnS iAN IN CAR
ALERT Ca?LE TV
SEE ALST CABLE TELEVISION. N.C.
CAR080RO POOL LOOKS POSSIBLE
•LIENATION-OF-AFFECTIOS
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
•I.e. JuCGE SETS 120.000 OAMAGES IN ALIENATION SUIT
OUNN FILES ti HILLION SUIT
SUIT F ILEO
ALIMONY
SEE ALSO CHiLO Custody
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
NAUSEATING MOROS
•LL-AMERICAN CITIES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
ALL-AMERICAN CITY GETS SANfORO PUSH
GROUP TO RECa»"ENO CIVIC CENTER DEVELOPER
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASEBALL TEAK
SKITn. RETQ ON 1ST. iND TEAMS
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
SEVEN HEELS all-aCC
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL TEAM
mYSOCKI, BRYANT HEAD ACC TEAM
ALL-CAROLINA LEAGUE
KOMHiNSK IS MVP IN Carolina league
BULLS: KQMMINSK NAMEO MVP; 6 PLATERS GET MINTED INVITES
IN A BL»CK COMMUNITY (BOOK!
ALL DU» KIN: STRATEGIES FOR SURVIVAL
HANGING ON TO LORD AND LAND
ALL-SAV6"S CERTIFICATE
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
iUL b-OULO LO^ER COSTS OF oOR'OalNG. ENCOURAGE SAVINGS
ALL-SAvERS LIFE-SAVERS ICARTOONl
ALL-SAvERS CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE OCT. 1
SAVERS Can get Tak BREAK
SUN MILL OjBLISH ALL SAVERS RATES
N.C. BANKS MAY SELL NOTES ON OCT. 3
DURHAM BANKERS FORESEE ALL SAVERS RUSH TOMQRROM
BANKS OFFER CUSTOMERS EXTRA HOURS
ALL SAVERS" RUSH EI'ECTED TODAY
DURHAM ALL Savers business brisk tooay
ALL S«VERS SELL BRISKLY
MANY OuRhAM ALL SAVERS BUYERS TRANSFERRING FUNDS
BANKS SAY BUSINESS GOOD ON SATURDAY
LEGISLATIVE PANEL ADOPTS SOME MEDICAID LIMITS
LO.ER INTEREST SEEN CUTTING ALL SAvFRS DEMAND
ALL SAVER 3«LES in STATE TOPS »W2 MILLION
OURHA" SAVERS EXAMINE ALL INVESTMENT OPTIONS
ALL SA»ERS FuMOS FOLLOm U.S. TREWD
NF» CERTIFICATES OBA» LITTLE "NEW MONEY-
i TAR HEEL ^ANKS TO OPEN TOMORROm FOR ALL SAVERS
2 BANKS OPEN TOMORROW
ALL SAVERS SAID GOOD INVESTMENT DESPITE DECLINE IN INTEREST RATES
ALL S«vERS' YIELD DROPS. SALES HOLD STEADY
DISCOUNTS GN riANCE
ALLA-OhIO valley COAL CO. IMASHINGTON,
FIRM Suspends coal shipments
o.c.i
»llen inc.
SEE D.
IFAYETTf VILLE. N.C.I
. ALLEN CONCRETE SERVICE CO. I F AYETTEVI LLE .
ALLENTON REALTY AND INSURANCE CO.
RE20NING Of 202 ACRES OK'O
ALLERGIES
RELIEF IS HARD TO flNO FOR HAY FEVER SUFFERERS
MEASURE CAN AIO INSECT STING VICTIMS
EASING The sting
STUDY FINOS ALLERGY AMONG LEAF WORKERS
NE» 0»UG HELPS ALLERGY SUFFERERS
ALLERGIES SUBJECT OF TALK
ALLERGIST TO SPFAK MONDAY AT OuKE
SKIN TESTS Can spot ALLERGIC IRRITANTS
ALLIED CHE-tCAL CORP.
ALLIED CORP. MAKES offer to BUY COMPANY mITh PLANT IN DURHAM
ALL IGATORS
GATOR MAY HAVE BEEN INTENTIONALLY SHOT
ALLIGATOR CENSUS UNDER MAY
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY
PLEDGE FUNDS
ALSTON AVE.
SEE ALSO NORTH ALSTON AVE.
PATH CLEARS FOR CONVENIENCE STORE
ALTAIR AIRL INES
reboarding jet at ROu
jet is diverteu to rou airport '
BOMB Threat sparks plane search at rou
ALTERNATIVE Care network
alternative Care program is under way
alternative energy corp.
see also energy sources. alternatives
rtp corporation strives for innovations in energy
alternatives tas> force
SEE Durham alternatives Task fO»CE
alTRUSa club OF Durham
OFFICERS INSTALLED
ALUMINUM
CHNSERVATION TRADE-OFFS
SEQUEL. . .
RECYCLING AT NORThGATE
RECYCLERS REACH BILLIONTH POUND
METAL VALUED AT H.TOO STOLEN FROM ELECTRIC CO.
ALUMINUM RECYCLING
H 2 o/2H/?l G ".
H 2 10/31/^1 A II
S 2 ll/20/ai C I
H 2 11/11/91 A
7/03/81
12/09/61
12/0<)/81
5/13/Sl A <.
N <90
N MOQ
H 2 6/23/81 8 1
S 2 7/J1/91 C 1
H 2 12/21/91 B 1
H 2 5/07/81 D I
H 2 ll/2'>/"l a 1
H 2 7/19/81 E 3
H 2 8/26/ei B 2
S 2 9/26/SI C 1
H 2 12/06/ai D 1 » F A20
a/30/81
9/07/81
9/09/81
9/20/81
9/24/«l
9/2<./81
10/01/81
10/01/81
10/02/81
10/02/81
10/03/''l
10/03/81
10/0<./Bl
10/08/81
10/08/61
10/09/81
10/12/81
10/17/81
10/22/81
10/30/81
10/30/81
11/26/81
11/27/81
12/06/81
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7/ 6/81
A
3/i 3/81
3
3/20/81
A
10
10/02/81
L
10/02/31
A
1 1
10/25/81
D
L 1
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M 2 7/26/Bl A <,
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S 2 12/30/81 C
S 2 5/05/81 C 1
M 2 U/22/"l b 1 P P
H 2 12/22/91 S 9 V
S 2 12/22/Bl A 9 N Sa3
H 1 10/10/31 B 1 N L30
S 2 12/29/91 A IPC
S 2 6/19/81 A 6 P P H94
7/06/91
7/12/91
7/15/91
a/J5/8l
9/29/91
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INDEX
PACf i;
PC L » 3rL
SEE BECCL ING , ,„
SEE REYNOIOS «LU"INU" RECYCLING CO.
sIe ilSQ 1e«5FS 15EE «LSO N«ME S Of SPECIFIC OISEASESl
SEE ALSO OUKE AlZHEIMEk'S FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK „,,,,„^
OSOUP SEERS TO HELP FAMILIES Of ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE VICTIMS
SUMMARY SET ON ALZHEIMER DRUG STUDIES
DUUE PROGRAM ENCOURAGES SELf-HELP FOR CHRONICALLY ILL
PROGRAM STRESSES SELF-HELP FO" VICTIMS
ALZHEIMER SUPPORT UNIT PLANS MEETING
ALZHEIMER'S MtETING SET
ALZHEIMER GROUP MEETS THURSDAY
'"\imiS it?JK^S f = JI«'I}^!NT^SL«"''iSg CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZ-
SEE ALSO TEYHLE INDUSTRY
NO COMPROMISE vOwED ON 9R0«N LUNG FIGHT
UNION LOCAL PLANS TO STRIKE
DURHAM UNION STRIKES
NO TALKS SCHeOULEO IN STRIKE , , ,,
VTE SCHEOULEO TODAY ON CONTINENTAL CONTRACT
CONTINENTAL STRIKERS VOTE 27-17 TO ACCEPT CONTRACT
TEXTILE MILL'S WORKERS GET BACK PAY
REVISIONS IN CONTRACT REJECTED
BURLINGTON INOUSTRIES APPEALS RULING
MILL POSTS PAY RAISE REJECTED aY UNION
UNION CLOSES IIS OfFICE IN CONCORD ^,,,„ , ,. ,,
LABOR CHIEF ASKS OSHA TO RELAX INSPECTION RULES
AMBULANCE SERVICE, ALAMANCE COUNTY
ALAMANCE TO RAISE AMBULANCE FEES
AMBULANCE SERVICE. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO VIAL OF LIFE
AMBULANCE SERVICE REFUSED
PARAMEDIC HURT IN »RECK
BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON AMBULANCE REGULATION
BEE STING COULD HAVE BEEN FATAL
"^iy,'"ihc'lU"c'0>A^y: N.C. AMBULANCE SERVICE
AMBULANCE SERVICE REDUCED
AMBULANCE SERVICE RESTORED
AMBULANCE PERSONNEL TO TAKE EMT COURSE
LEE CHANGES POLICY ON AMBULAI.CE CALLS
AMERICAN SOD
H
5/03/81
A 15
H
5/27/81
H
6/20/91
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6/22/81
s
7/27/81
H
3/26/ai
S
9/21/81
_--LTRIP CCP5 lOTH POLE SLOT
JUNIOR JOHNSON MAKES MALTRIP GO
RUITMAN'S FAST LAP COMES TOO LATt
UALTRIP seeks FOURTH STRAIGHT
NEh TEAM FOP PEARSON DISCUSSED
AMERICAN 500 POSTPONED
SPEEDUAY DRIED OUT
LTRIP SEEKS DRIVING CROWN IN
LTRIP'S <,Th straight DOESN'T
fOR AMERICAN POLE
AMERICAN 500
COME EASY
MALTRIP GOES INSIDE TO HOLD OFF ALLISON
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY
HISTORICAL AWARD GIVEN FOR DUKE HOMESTEAD SHE
HISTORIC GROUPS SALUTED
FINE WORK GETS BOOST
PRESERVATION EFFORTS MIN DESERVED RECOGNITION
DURHAM PRESERVATION CROUP TO GET NATIONAL RECOGNITION
APPLEWHITE, PRICE. LUODINGTON WIN AWARDS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE AOVANC EMENT OF SCIENCE
NATIONAL GROUP SELECTS MUSEUM OF LIFE. SCIENCE
SCIENTISTS TO HELP MUSEUM
IN LOFTY COMPANY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS, U.S. , ,
MORE WOMEN SAY TENURE NOT APPLIED CONSISTENTLY
NON-TENURED WOMEN FACULTY AT UNC CITE LACK OF SUPPORT
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO LEGAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO N.C. dAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO U.S. SUPREME COURT
LAW SCHOOLS LAUNCH MAJOR REVISION OF ADMISSION TEST
ABA SPOKESMAN RAPS BuSING BILL . ,.
NCCU EVENING LAW SCHOOL RECEIVES BAR ACCREDITATION
AMERICAN BRANDS , ,,,, „,
SURVEY SHOWS OPTIMISTIC INVESTMENT ATTITUDE
TAINT OF TOBACCO IN EYE OF BEHOLDER , ,^,
LIGGETT, AMERICAN SETTLE SUITS OVER HEALTH WARNING CHARGES
FIRM INTRODUCES LINE OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE
AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.
SEE ABC (AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO. I
AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, aARTLEII DURHAM CHAPTER
HONORED
INSTALLATION
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIFTY
CANCER SOCIETY PLANS DISC FAIR
CORRECTION
IGNORANCE NOT TO BLAME
AMERICAN CANCE" SOCIETY, DURHAM CHAPTER
SOCIETY HALFWAY TO GOAL
DURHAM CANCER SOCIETY COMPLETES FUND CAMPAIGN
INSTALLS OFFICERS
DURHAM SMOKERS QUITTING FOR KISSES
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, N.C. DIVISION
FRIDAY WILL ADDRESS CANCER SOCIETY
DAVIS ELECTED
33 N.C. CANCER SOCIETY UNITS TAKE PART IN GREAT SMOKEOUl
MANN'S DEDICATION LIVES ON THROUGH ACS RECIPE BOOK
COOKBOOK CHRONICLES POPULAR TARHEEL TASTES
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
GIMMICKS WON'T WIN FIGHT AGAINST CRIME
VISTA DISMANTLING BRINGS SUITS
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
REASSURANCE NEEDED
5/05/Pl
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S 2 5/02/81 A
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H 2 12/27/81 C
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9/16/81 A
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OAVIS 5»YS OU»n.M SURGEONS "EE T CnHPETENC STiNOAROS
DuJi*- SuRiFONS ARE fULlT sJUALIflEO
uELCO-'c REASSURANCE
AMFRtfAN C0NSULTI'4G ENGINEERS COUNCIL
N.C. ENGINEERS SEE 1982 AS LACKLUSTER
AMESICAN DANCE EESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CA'lCE
EiCITInC Duke sux-t'
IT'S ABOUT TrtiT TIH6 AGAIN
GETTING READY fnR ACTION
?V"sT?;Ar°"sl:Pp"Rr?i|'TQ'llGHT EONOS FREEZE
g:KpE"'EEfT^;!;r"oJJlRrJSS2uNIT, CLASSES
fl2:NCI.L''uN!E2TAINTy CLOUDS FESTIVAL OPENING
RFINMART GIVES oREVIE-i OF OANC E FESTIVAL rAUt
FFSTIVAL TIHE IS MERE ^ ,
AHERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL NOTES AND NE-S
SeIfOR-ERS OELIGmTE^ -ITM FESTIVAL AUDIENCES
*0A"Nfr;EfT^i^Ar:;iT'iL;:"Ss*:LL0CAT!0N
:ilVV.\\'T.UlV~'lV'ii.'''if4 -ORK FC» OANCE FESTIVAL
DANCE FESTIVAL NOTES AND ME-S
TAP DANCING - AN AMERICAN ART
•. c OANCE TifATER "AS 'E» STANDING
FESTIvic OPENING ILLUSTRATES GRD-Tm OF N.C. ART
biNCERS GET -ELL-OESERVED OVATION
gS^oSI fSil'rA^-CEg^^T'whirE^^orisi^.LL PERFORM HERE
E ■ra.°riciGE?rHx^rAU^t^s SANE
"uL TivLOR TO PERFORM AT DANCE FESTIVAL
r.HnuP REvFALS RANGE. PQWcR
DA?.CE THEATFR HAS POISE. STRENGTH
FESTIVAL PUN^ OANCE RECEPTION
3ASCE THEATER DELIGHTS
■ECCLfSliSTIC'L DISAPPROVAL'
mARLE- TROjPE PSC«S POjER
^FM?l5ri:"-3F",\HpFC tc^'^OR CHOREOGRAPHER
PATRONS ShoOlD pay fjr OANCE. SVMPHONT
S;; o'donnelI: -ins new JCCl.i;-
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;o"en£»Mdn°GAP IN NAY O'OONNELL CC-P.NV
CAuGhT IN THE SPIN OF DEAN'S OANCERS
5 YOUNG chuREOGRaPmErs GET ChanCc
DanCIN' hard at DukE
^'.^^n'^hI'*"- tJIlor returns to festival for benefit
^Iv s'oInceSI ppeserIe 5ich cultural -ERTaGE
I. YLOP HOPING 3cNEFIT concert hElPS FESTIVAL
iuOE DANCE SuPPRISeS FESTIVAL AUDIENCE
;iJ'\ilt,l''-,T^Vol\lllor%^3'. P.RODY. JOY
P1,,L TaYLDR OJNCcS DELIGHTFUL
JiS'.EVILLE^slLuTE TO OPEN THURSDAY
•legcania' rfturns
advant-garoe here to stay
OANCE FESTIVAL notes „,,,,,,
c'd^c^e'SI'SoIe^e' E.:8Nr^S n'^^Sorhance ^
i^^'olv lTe Snh- IS,0U.LITY ENTERTAINMENT
.(UDE o«i,CING: DON'T HOwTOM TO CENSORS
'pfL-|r^uf?^'cL^?E"''?r?ANCE FESTIVAL
piONEER OF DANCE OESEBVES hOmagS
siapJlSINo'SlLOaOLUS: dancers move -ITTILY as troupe creates ILLUSIONS
rtgSS^D^i S^i^^J^0;ii?'»'E'T^RNS TO -THE TRIBE'
3«C"STaGE at The DANCE FESTIVAL
TPPS IN MODERN DANCE
DOuPLE vision from OILDBOLUS „„,,,o, i:
M^iirt^rl^ni IS!c^sI?^^!^i^C^2^^^?HuRE STILL TO DEVELOP
FESTIVAL Earns support
I"/?ii?"^E'o"N!?SG IS OVER - 'EI""'" REFLECTS
A PRICELESS EVENING MiTH "ARTMA uRAMAM
5aNCE FESTIvJl F^OS WITH A SPLASH
DANCE FESTIVAL SAVINGS
DISCOUNTS ON CANCE
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL. AWARDS
GRAHAM MiNS AMARD
FESTIVAL TO SALUTE -ARTHA GRAHAM
A DANCE PIONEER
il:il °flllfii "SSlli FORM. DANCE MOVES
SHE'LL SALJTE DANCE LEGEND
FORO WILL PRESENT AWARD
SaS SCRIPPS FOLLOWED DIFFERENT DRUM
rPAHAM ACCEPTS SCRIPPS award
^sIpREME INNOVATOR' HONORED AT FESTIVAL
TOPS IN MODERN DANCE
IMER
OPENING
'^p5Sp8sED'ctTriXSb|T^Vg?SI AGENCY REQUESTS
SaScE FESTIVAL SAID THREATENED BY CUTS
^SlTiE^ciT^fooS-^OR A.TS RECIPIENTS
^d^ Us-'i^2^iNrEN^?ui:^J^'sr;.EARiNGs
silBPQrS AIDS NON-CITY AGENCIES
TA.ES-nuLD RAISE IF REDUESTS GRANTED
THE loSi aSfrican dance festival
FINANCIAL uncertainty clouds FESTIVAL
ll°.'Ph\'r :ArS"!''LL OF ALLOCATION
FESTIVAL LEADER E-PECTING FUNDS
THE EYE GF ThF beholder
FREEDOM OF Thought and taxes --cMnTur
BAPTISTS CAN'T OICTaTE CITY TAX jPENOING
!ir??;lLi°V^?TrsSe?E?S?S^!N^Jc?rJlCT^E STILL TO DEVELOP
FESTIVAL EARNS SUPPORT
Jn.*?Iir}SE'DiNCING IS OVER - REInhaRT REFLECTS
DATE
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5/20/81 A
5/20/91 C
5/26/81 »
5/29/91 A
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6/1D/91 A
6/11/91 D
6/11/91
6/ll/ni
6/11/91
6/12/ei D
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6/l<./"l C
6/15/»l A
6/19/81 A
6/19/91 D
6/19/81 D
6/l'>/°l A
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5/l'»/81 A
6/21/Bl C
6/22/91 A
5/22/81 C
6/23/91 A
6/23/Rl »
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6/24/81 A
6/2'./91 C
6/25/ei A
6/26/91 *
6/26/91
6/26/91
6/20/BI A
6/30/91 A
7/01/81 C
T/Ol/91 A
7/D2/81
7/02/91 D
7/03/81
7/03/91
7/03/81
7/06/Bl
7/09/Bl
7/0')/9l
7/10/81
7/10/91
7/10/81
7/11/81
7/13/81
7/13/ai
7/13/91
7/15/Bl
7/15/81
7/16/81
7/16/91
7/16/ai
7/17/91
7/17/81
7/17/91
7/l<>/91
7/21/91
7/21/91
7/21/31
7/21/81
7/22/91
7/22/91
7/23/91
7/23/fll
7/24/81
7/24/91
7/24/91
7/27/31
7/29/91
7/30/91
7/30/91
7/30/91
7/30/91
12/03/91
12/06/91
11
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6/04/91
6/10/91
6/19/91
6/19/91
7/01/91
7/01/91
7/19/91
7/20/91
7/20/81
7/24/81
5/20/81
5/22/91
5/22/91
5/25/91
5/27/91
5/23/81
5/30/91
6/DI/91
6/02/91
6/11/91
6/12/91
6/14/91
6/15/91
6/25/-'l
6/29/81
6/29/91
6/30/91
7/27/81
7/29/91
7/30/81
7/30/91
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P»CE 19
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,^^S"^S^^I;'-eJc'^?S0 SK iiJJIc^S'a.'ic^ES^^rfjAL EVILS IC.KTOON,
'.^'s^Sbl^^eIks'^o'resoP^eState budget conflicts
s"lihBr»biaj^Eg ^rof«ff "^ '" '"°"
CHUCK 0»VIS RETURNS
CHUCK OAvrS RETURNS
ifRiCAN dUcin- time A&.IS
.-coirAKi nAUCf FESTIUAL. ENERGING GENERATION SERIES
""'oInCE festival INTRODUCES STABS OF TOHORROH
5 YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS GET CHANCE
OaJcE TAKES A DIP AT FESTIVAL
PREPARING FOR THE SHOW
EMERGING TALENT
OLD DANCE BOUNDARIES PUSHED „,,.,,c
SuOE DANCE SURPRISES FESTIVAL AUDIENCE
DANCES STRIP AWAY CONVENTIONS
DANCE HAKES A SPLASH
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, FUND RAISING
S"aSc^'Ie^5 H.72Vl'l^l OF ALLOCATION
fJInO RAISING IS HER mERRY-GO-ROUNO
AHER.CAN^D.NC|^FESTIVAL. G«tNT%„,„ ,.,,,,,
•"^"■iJ^jES'nfA^E^J'^Si^EN^IV^Tl^lS'oANCE SCHOOL
DANCIN- HARD AT DUKE
I^SS'-rA^SiJGji'c'RSSp USES IT IN DANCE PERFORMANCE
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL. TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
TV TAPING FESTIVAL
FIVE SHOWS TAPED AT AOF
"-s^^.g^xH ff^jir^Euri^SE^?: vis^isi --"— »-"• •
AMERICAN FEDFRATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
VA HOSPITALS TO SEEK BIOS ON SERVICES
*-t^["?!^s^is;;SA?L^jf3?Ht^gi°?i;f5^E%oi^?^rswu™"''-""°"
SEE ALSO N.C. AFL-CIO
SSISlN^TSS'tSS'TEsff pI!°nic of self-interest
S°tl°"AioJ fEib£Rs"ARE"0P?l2lSTIc"DESPITE LOW RATE OF UNIONIZATION
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE. COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
III ittS gySI tiSlv^-.-Hro^trilNTEP. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C.. STATE EMPLOYEES
DUKE WORKERS VOTE TO STRIKE
gllfe '.r.'.VllluZVirdlV^lT expires
g!j!;l.'5!if^N'S?i.^?VAS0RS REACH ACCORD
DUKf REACHES AGREEMENT WITH UNION
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
e!gSt fSeJc^STUOENTS visiting JORDAN HIGH
AMFRICAN FREEDOM ASSOCIATION
PROFESSORS WILL JOIN CONFERENCE
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
DUKE THEOLOGIAN CITED
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL IFURNITURE STDkEI ^.,,,.,,,
CHRISTIAN ETHICS GUIDE DURHAM MAN'S BUSINESS
""'^IVe^oSScEO to old DURHAM'S RHYTHM
AMERICAN LEGION, POST 7
SERVICE RECOGNIZED
FOOD FOR THE NEEDY
AMERICAN LEGION. POST 4 16
AMERICAN LEGION OFFICERS. AWARDS
AMERICAN LEGION AUMIIARY OF N.C.
MBS. RIOOIE IS NEW HEAD OF AUXILIARY
'""'^rio 'medic;"gro;ps°'issue statement on brown lung
EDUCATION PACKET OFFERED FOR l'*"E''^.°^!^FS^,'J'^Hf msf, uFS
luPERSTUFF: GUIDEBOOK HELPS ASTHMATIC KlOS HELP THEMSELVES
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
^"eSOlHtIoS^RGES AMA TO DIVEST TOBACCO STOCK
AMA FlffTS OR. DAVIS VICE SPEAKER
J51 URGES eSd TO FEOErIl TOBACCO SUBSIDIES
t:i s^e^Ei'5!fe: ^Sifi!*Lii?$rGUNSHOT wound
AMERICAN MEDICAL INTFRN AT lONAL
?IS."2lL'isV§EiPEli?^ AT LEE HOSPITAL DEDICATION
NEW LEE HOSPITAL RATES BEING RAISED
NEW HOSPITAL GETS PATIENTS „„,„,t.,
LEE BOARD VOTES DOWN PLAN FOR OLO HOSPITAL
AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
"§uS!;52 ^olTAr^fflcirLr'sSY LETTERS -ILL REACH DE ST,N . ATIONS
IN DURHAM, WQBK COULD CONTINUE
DATE
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7/08/81
7/0<>/ai
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7/11/81
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7/16/81
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7/09/81
7/17/81
7/24/81
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H 2 7/Q2/B1 B 1 N S51
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10/26/91 A 12
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6/25/81
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a/31/81
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12/26/91
A
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5/29/ni
A
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11/10/81
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12/11/81
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6/30/81
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MAILMEN ON ThF JOP
AMPfllCAN POSTAt. WOfiKERS UNION, OUftMAM LOCAL
POSTAL H0BAF3S PLAN TO PICKET
POSTAL WORKERS PLANNING PIC>t£T
AMERICAN PSYCMOLOCICAL ASSOCIATION
BFVAN HEAPS NATIONAL GROUP
BfVAN MEAOS PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION
CHAPTER PICKS hRIGhT
AMFRICAN REO CROSS
SEE ALSO PLOOO -'ONORS
SEE ALSO "LOQOmOBILE
REO CROSS TO r.ET PORTRAIT
ST0CK9RICGC NAMED CONSULTANT
The limits on MERCY
POM outreach UNOERhay
AMERICAN REO CROSS, OuRHAM COUNTY
RED CROSS SCHOOLS OFEEREO
PORTRAIT OEOICATEO
YOUNGSTERS ARE CERTIFIED TO SIT
LIFE-SAVING AID MORE PREVALENT
REO CROSS GIVES AHARO TO DURHAM BLOOOMOBILS
RESTAURANT KOOKERS GET MEDICAL TRAINING
REO CROSS mOnOREES
blooo pressure checks
2 to attend red cross conference
o-negaiive blood needed
red cross: volunteers honored thursday
reo cross doors oecoratfo
for"e» poms jualify for federal benefits
SIOF PENEFir
AMERICAN REO CROSS, N.C. CHAPTER
BLOOD DRIVES UNOER WAY IN N.C.
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
GOATS SHOT FOR ARMY MEDICAL TRAINING
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING. REFRIGERATING C AIR CONDITIONING ENGINEERS
CHAOOnCK LEADS SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS
AMERICAN SPEECH, LANGUAGE ANO HEARING ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HEARING DEFECTS
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY , , ,„ , .
•hERALO'S' KIM BEST WINS MEDIA AWARD FOR SPEECH ARTICLE H 2 10/16/81 A 1 N
AMERICAN STONE CO.
COMMISSIONERS DELAY MINING PERMIT S 2 9/09/81 A 3 N M23
QUARRY GETS USE PERMIT H 2 10/27/81 All N
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
NOTICE TO TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS H 2 12/09/91 All A
AMERICAN TELEVISION ANO COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
CABIEVISION OFFICIALS PLEDGE IMPROVEMENTS S 2 12/02/81 A 1 N K90
AMERICAN TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS INSTlrtjTE
RECORD TEXTILE IMPORTS SEEN H 2 6/19/81 A 7 N
NEW MACHINES FIGHTING TEXTILE IMPORTS H 2 12/07/81 A 9 N
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
LEAF MUSEUM PLANNED IN REIOSVILLE H 2 3/03/81 A 12 N
R.J. REYNOLDS PURCHASES AMERICAN STORAGE ShEOS S 2 8/17/81 A 1 N Sa3
AMERICAN SELLS WAOEHUUSES H 2 8/18/81 B 1 N
AMERICAN WAREHOUSES NOT USED IN SEVERAL YEARS S 2 8/18/91 6 1 N S83
AMERICAN TOBACCO WORKERS UNION
SEE TOBACCO WORKERS UNION
AMERICAN TREE FARM SYSTEM
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
ANDY GRIFFITH TO ATTEND TREE FARM GALA H 2 5/28/91 A 16 N
AMERICA'S JUNIOR MISS
RALEIGH GIRL WINS K.3,500 AS AMERICA'S JUNIOR HISS H 2 6/19/81 A 1 P N
AMERICA'S YOUTH IN CONCERT
GOING ON TOUR S 2 7/02/81 A 1 «, P P S76
AMINOIL USA INC.
UNIVERSITY OF S.C. AIDS IN SEARCH FOR OIL. GAS H 2 10/08/81 A 10 N
AMISH
THE AMIShmaN h 2 9/20/81 *• E
AMMUNITION
SEE ALSO Guns
SITE SOUGHT FOR 13 MILLION PLANT H 2 6/16/81 b I N H6a
SEARCH FOR PLANT SITE CONTINUES S 2 6/16/91 A 10 N
AMOSKEAG CO.
COMPANIES PLAN TO COMBINE H 2 5/19/91 A 8 N
FIELOCREST MILLS TALKS HALTED H 2 7/22/81 8 5 N
AMPhENOL (DURHAM DIVISION OF BUNKER RAMO CORP.l
ALLIED CORP. MAKES OFFER TO BUY COMPANY WITH PLANT IN OURHAM H 2 5/14/81 A 9 N
AijpLjC TAM f JUC
ALLEGATIONS OF DRUG USE: DENIAL OF BENEFITS APPEALED H 2 5/25/81 B 7 N
ANDREW w. MELLON FOUNDATION
FORESTRY SCHOOL GETS MELLON GRANT H 2 8/17/81 B 1 N
ANDREWS HIGH SCHOOL IHIGh POINT, N.C.I
ANDREWS OUSTS CHAPEL HILL H 2 11/14/81 fl 2 P N
COACHES AGREE: VANCE QB COULD HOLD THE PLAYOFF KEY H 2 11/19/81 I P F S71
VANCE, H.P. ANDREWS CLASHING IN PLAYOFFS H 2 11/20/81 C 1 F S71
BAKER'S 191 YARDS POWER ANDREWS OVER VANCE, 17-8 H 2 11/21/61 B 2 P N S71
GOINS* RETURN PROVES SUCCESSFUL S 2 11/21/81 A 10 P U C09
ANECDOTES (BOOK I
THE LITERARY LANTERN S 2 9/05/81 A 15 R
ANESTHESIA
DAT MARKED DAWN OF 'MERCIFUL SURGERY' H 2 10/12/81 A 1 P F 930
ANGEL DUST r
SEE PCP 1-ANGEl OUST"!
ANCIFR b. DUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
DUKE GIVES AwAHns S 2 5/15/91 b 4 N
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INDEX
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. DURHA"
"EuSiiiS ^S^loU'c^ 'ArSirT'EOi. .N^LO-AMERICAN FESTIVAL
9R IMG ON The HRI T1 SH
ANHEUSER-SUSCH INC. , , „ ,^
HARRIS INC. OPENS NE« WAREHOUSE
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ANIMAL ATTACKS
SEE ALSO OOG ATTACKS
LINCOLN HAN ^^AULEO BY OOG
AMIHAL BfHAVlOR
OUKE TURTLE DOVES REWRITE THE ROMANTIC CLICHES
STRANGE aEHAVlOR
ANIMAL CONTROL
SEE OOG CONTROL
ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO nuHMAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
ANIMAL CRUELTY NETS MAN FINE
FREE-POAMINC DOGS PLAGUE DURHAM DESPITE LEASH LAW
PIGEONS NOT WANTED AT BRIGHTlEaF
ANIMAL THEFTS
SEE CATTLE RUSTL I NG
SEE OOGNAPPInG
SEE HORSE STEALING
ANIMALS
SEE ALSO DEAD ANIMALS
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
OEAO ANIMALS OUMPED IN OURmAM MAN'S YARD
ANIMALS OUMPED NEAR HOME
"■3 ANIMALS DIE IN BARN PLA26
THE CHARM OF L ITTLE ONES
ANIMALS. CONTROL OF
SEE OOG CONTROL
"* SEE ALSO^AMER ICAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. MEOICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
RATE FILMS "UNACCEPTABLE' WHEN THEY EXPLOIT ANIMALS
STOLEN HORSF BEATEN
STOLEN HORSF WAS INJURED BY GUNSHOTS
PREGNANT CAT DIED MISERABLY
GOATS SHOT FOR ARMY MEDICAL TRAINING
ANIMAL CRUELTY NETS MAN FINE
JUDGE FINES MAN $100 FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
RABBITS VS. BREAD
ANIMALS. MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO OUKE PRIMATE FACILITY
SEE ALSO "EOICAL RESEARCH
SACRIFK lAL GOATS
ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ANNEXATIONS
SEE ALSO GREENSnOaO. N.C. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO HIGH POINT. N.C. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO RESIDENTS AGAINST ANNEXATION
NE» BERN BCARO VOTES TO HALT OCT. b ELECTION
NEW BFRN BUS CASE IS SETTLED
NEW BFRN OFFICIALS PLAN TO FILE ANNEXATION SUIT
RESTRAINING ORDER HALTS ELECTION IN NEW BERN
JUDGE REFUSES TO DELAY ELECTIONS IN NEW BERN
ANNEXED NEW BERN RESIDENTS MAY VOTE
JUDGES ALLOW LUMBERTON ELECTION
SUPREME COURT GRANTS REQUEST TO STAY LUMBEKTQN'S ANNEXATIONS FROM VOTING
BOARD ORDERS NEW ELECTION IN NEW BERN
HIGH POINT ANNEXATION MOVE HALTED
ANNIE (PLAY t FlLMl
'ANNIE' TO FtNEFIT PUBLIC TELEVISION
WUNC-TV TO BENEFIT FROM ANNIE
ANORFIIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
SEE ALSO HUNGER
POLICE SAY WOMAN DIES OF STARVATION
STARVATION CITED IN DURHAM DEATH
ANSON COUNTY. N.C.
FIRM'S Suit seeks to overturn law
COMPANY sues TO OVERTURN ANSON LAW
ANTACIDS
RESEARCH LINKING ULCER DRUG TO CANCER STIRS CONTROVERSY
ANTHONY J, MCKEVLIN AWARD
JULIE SHEA AGAIN NAMED ACC'S BEST
SHEA REPEATS AS ACC'S TOP ATHLETE
ANTHRAX
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
ANTHRAX TERRORISTS
ANTHROPOLOGY
SEE ALSO EVOLUTION
EXPERT SAYS 'COUSIN RAMA' LIVED IN TREES. NOT ON LAND
ANTHROPOLOGIST HOPES TO SAVE OLD MEXICAN ART
180 MILL ION-YEAR-OLO FOSSIL FOUND IN ARIZONA
FOSSIL JAW OF MAMMAL ISO MILLION YEARS OLD
ANTHURIUMS
ANTHUn lUMS ;
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ANIl-ABORTION CROUPS
SEE BIRTH CHOICE
ANTI-BUSING BILL
SEE SCHOOLS. U
ANTI-CANCER DRUGS
SEE CHEMOTHERAPY
ANTI-INFLATION PROGRAM
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SEE ECONQ»Y, 1)
SEE INfL«TION.
U.S.
*Nri-NUCLEAR MOVEMENI
SEE ALSO 0E"0NSTSArIONS
SEE ALSO NuClEA" ENEROY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAO PLANTS. U.S.
OUKE PQWEO'S nuclear plant motion OENIEn
CPCL "»Y CANCEL jOflK ON TuU NUCLEAR HEACTOHS
MCCUIRE NUCLEAR PLANT TO BE STARTED UP
ANTI-RECES' ION PROGRAM
SEE RECESSION
ANT I-SEMITIS"
SEE ALSO JEWS
PELLEY'S MYSTICISM
EVOLVED INTO POLITICS
ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE CIGARETTES
SEE TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
ANT I - TERROR 1 SM PROGRAM
IRAN RESCUE MISSION LEADER TO START ANT I -TE RROR I ST FIRM
ANTI-<AR PROTESTORS
SEE ALSO VIETNAM
.llLl) POOTESTORS DID NOT DISHONOR VETERANS
ANTIQUE SHOWS
CHARLOTTE ANTIQUES SHOW OFFERED BY MINT MUSEUM FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY
RALEIGH ANTIguE SHOW JILL OFFER WIDE VARIETY
ANTIQUE SHOWi SALE PLANNED
ANTIQUES
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO AUTOS. ANTIQUE
APPRAISAL DAY TO BENEFIT SOCIETY
ANTIQUE APPRAISAL DAY
SOCIETY PLANS APPRAISAL CLINIC
PRESERVATION SOCIETY PLANS ANTnuES SHOW
ANTIQUES DAY: THREE EXPERTS APE COMING
CHRISTIE'S APPRAISERS F I UD TREASURES IN CHAPEL HILL
BROKEN GOBLETS AREN'T HOPELESS
ANTIQUES: THEY'RE GAINING IN VALUE. EXPERT SAYS
BELL'S CURE FOR THE BLUES
ANTS
see also insects, pests
Those ants upset scales of justice
ANX IFTY
SEE WORRY
APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO PEVEHly apartments
SEE ALSO CARRIAGE HOUSE APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. DOWNTOWN DUELLING
SEE ALSO FOX CREEK APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COURT APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SFE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO INDEPENDENCE PLACE
SEE ALSO JFK TOWERS
SEE ALSO LYNNHAVEN APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO PINEWOOD APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO POPL'R APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO STONEWOOD
SEE ALSO TOWNHOUSES
SEE ALSO WINDERM£«E
HUD ASKFO TO YANK OK FOR ARTS.
TAXES MAY BOOST RENTS IN CUMBERLAND
INDEPENDENCE PLACE BACK WITHOUT SUBSIDY
CITY MUST OK LYNNHAVEN TO GET BLOCK GRANT FUNDS
HUD THREAT RASED ON HOUSING 'DEFICIENCY'
HUO THREATENS FUND CUTOFF
APARTMENT CONSTRUCTION UP IN DURHAM
DEVELOPERS CHANGE INDEPENDENCE PLACE
COMMITTEE BACKS ANNEXATION PLAN
COMMITTEE APPROVES INDEPENDENCE PLACE
CHILDREN PROTEST CHANGE IN SWIMMING POOL HOURS
COUNCIL OK'S REVISEO SITE PLAN FOR PROJECT
COUNCIL OKS INDEPENDENCE PLACE SITE
ENFORCE CODE, JUDGE TELLS HILLSBOROUGH
AGENCY EASES DEMAND ON CITY
APARTMENT CONSTRUCTIUN UNDER WAY
VENERABLE APARTMENT HOUSE GOING CONDQ
CITY HAS NO LAWS ON CONVERSIONS
COURT BACKS CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION
ROGERS: CONVERSION IS ISSUE THAT MUST BE FACED
KIM griffin: POOST size of SECTION 9 COMPLEXES
BRIGHTLFAF OWNERS AREN'T PART OF CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION
LOW-COST HOUSING NOW SCARCE
DURHAM APARTMENT RENTALS DROP "it
NO STOPPING CONOOS
CITY TO PAY 1800.000 IN MATER BILLING SUITS
CITY aEADY TO PAY BACK WATER MONEY
CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION RAISES QUESTIONS
CITY CANDIDATES OPPOSE REGULATING CONVERSIONS
APARTMENT CONVERSION MAY SAVE BUILOING, BUT RESIDENTS WILL MOVE
PLAN WOULD "cQUIRF NOTICE OF CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION
U.S. GOVERNMENT TO STUDY CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS
CDNOOMINIUM COvFRAGF GETS CRITICISM
ROBERTS BUILDING NEW APARTMENTS
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: 1ST APARTMENT BUILT IN 1913
COMMITTEE DENIES APARTMENT BID
ZONING REQUEST MEETS OBSTACLE
APES
SEE ALSO GORILLAS
EXPERT SAYS 'COUSIN KAMA'
APEX. N.C.
IDEA WORTH COPYING
APEX POLICE OEPT.
APEX POLICE CHIEF INDICTED
APPAL ACH I A
D.c. EXHIBIT Fails to mirror expectations of appalacmia
PARSON OF THE HILLS BECOMES SANTA FOR MOUNTAIN CHILDREN
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS
UNIVERSITY OF S.C.
LIVED IN TREES, NOT ON LAND
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tPPALAfrilAN POWeB CO. „^.,
LAND POP UNSuILT OAH ReSULD AT PttOflT
POMER COHPANY MARES PROPIT ON LAMO FIRST BOUGHT FOR DAM
TURNING A TIDY PROFIT
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV.
APPALACHIAN AWARDS DEGREES
FIVE STUDENTS FROM DURHAM ATTEND PROGRAM
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
APPALACHIAN ST. BURNS BLUE DEVILS FOR 75-70 VICTORY .^.,.,,
DISMAL DUKE: OEVUS HEADED FOR BASKETBALL WILDERNESS ONCE AGAIN7
WOLFPACK DEVASTATES M0UNTIE5
WOLFPACK AVOIDS AMBUSH
APPALACHIAN TRAIL
^ HIKERS DIE ON APPALACHIAN TRAIL: VA. SLAYINGS SMOCK RESIDENTS
DESCRIPTION CIRCULATED IN SLAYING OF 2 HIKERS
TRAIL MURDERS REVIVE SAFETY ISSUE
SHE HITS 'EM WITH ICE CREAM
APPLE CHILL CLOGGtRS
SEE ALSO CLOGGERS
STOMPIN" AT THE station;
APPLES
FOLKS AIIOUJD HEBE: MINUTE DRAMA
N.C. APPLES: l'"ll CROP IS SMALLER BUT QUALITY 'EXCELLENT'
CURRENT PRICES FOR APPLES DISAPPOINT N.C. GROWERS
SOUTHERN APPLE GRO.ERS NEED NEW STRATEGY, ECONOMIST SAYS
EARLY VOW FORGOTTEN WITH FARM
APPLIANCES
SEE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
APPLIOUE
FABRIC SCRAPS CAN BECOME A WORK OF ART
APPRENTICE BRICKLAYING CONTEST
SEE ALSO BRICKLAYERS
BRICKLAYING CONTEST SLATED FOR STATE FAIR
AQUEDUCT (CHRISTIAN CONFERFNCE CENTERI
STUDY CENTER LEADER RESIGNS
iRABIAN STALLION
SEE ALSO MORSES
INTEREST RATE SQUEEZING CHAPEL H I LL-C ARRBORO Y
HORSE WILL Be PRIZE
ARBITRATION
SEE BASEBALL, SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
ARCADIA WOMEN'S MEDICAL CLINIC
ARSON PROBED IN ABORTION CLINIC BLAZE
ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO ANTIQUES
SEE ALSO FOSSILS
DUKE ARCHFOLOGIST DATES SYNAGOGUE TO 7TH CENTURY
ARCHAEOLOGIST 'THRILLED' BY CATACOMB DISCOVERY
EARLY REPLICA OF LOST ARK OF COVENANT DISCOVERED
FLAT RIVER SURVEY SET
THEY STAGED OWN RAID ON 'LOST ARK'
MEYERS: DIG CONTROVERSY COULD BE BEGIN'S UNDOING
GRAVES AND ARCHEOLOGY
RELIGION PROFS PLAN ARCHAEOLOGY LECTURES
RELICS MAY FORESTALL LANDFILL PLANS
ARCMAf OLOGISTS MAY FIGHT LANO^ILL
LANDFILL
ARCHITECTS, DURHAM
ARCHITECT «INS PAYMENT
ARCHITECT: DOWNTOWN TO RETURN AS HEART OF CITY
ARCHITECTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURE, DURHAM
SHE WAS DESIGNING HOUSES IN 1669
CHARLOTTE ARCHITECT FEATURED
ARCHITECTURE
SEE ALSO PALLADIAN ARCHITECTURE
DRAWINGS OF ARCHITECT ON EXHIBIT AT ACkLANO
GET TO KNOW PALLADIO
ARCHITECTURE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
PRESERVATION AWARDS GIVEN
DURHAM'S AWARD WINNERS
ARCHITECT: DOWNTOWN TO RETURN AS HEART OF CITY
HISTORIC DURHAM: SURVEY TURNS UP U OLD BUILDINGS OF INTEREST
PANEL BACKS BUS STUDY GRANT
THE KRESS BUILDING: 'LITTLE SIT OF HISTORY'
ARCHITECTURE, N.C.
OLD LEE HOSPITAL RENOVATION URGED
FLOWERS TO SPEAK AT FORUM
N.C. BUILDINGS LECTURE TOPIC
ARCHITECTURE, U.S.
WHEN PROGRESS AND HISTORY CLASH
UNC SCHEDULES WEEKEND SEMINAR ON ARCHITECTURE
ARGENTINA
REYNOLDS ENTERS ARGENTINA MARKET
ARK OF THE COVEtiANT
EARLY REPLICA OF LOST ARK OF COVENANT DISCOVERED
THEY STAGEO OWN RAID ON 'LOST ARK'
MEYERS: DIG CONTROVERSY COULD BE BEGIN'S UNDOING
ARMED BOBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERIES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
ROBEEBY INVESTIGATED
ARMED MAN RTBS BANK ON ROXBORO
SHOTGUN IS USFD IN ROBBERY
BANK ROBBER IS STILL SOUGHT
GUNMEN BOB MANAGER AT HOME
GAS STATION MANAGER ROBBED
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H
s
H
1
2
2
9/09/91
9/D9/81
9/1A/81
a
A
A
I
9
6
N M27
N
N
H 2 9/31/ei A <. 6
S 2 9/22/81 A ID N
H 2 3/05/81 A 1 3 N
H 2 3/02/81 A 1 P N A20
H 2 9/13/81 A 1 P B A20
H 2 9/15/81 A 13 P F A20
s
2
5/01/81
H
5/08/81
S
5/08/81
s
5/08/81
5/11/81
H
5/12/Bl
1 3
li
1
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
- 12/31/81
SUBJECTS
P»GE ?<.
1/10/82
ABHfo Thieves hit g»s station
2 CMAB&FO IN S0B8ERV
TEEN-AGER CHABGEO 9T DURHAM POLICE
RIDER ROaS TRUC« DRIVER
'T?JS:;G?i';?PQ«?^'-lN stole »ADI0 AT GUNPOINT
TWO ROB GAS STATION
ARHED ROSPER STRIKES MOTEL
nOLIOAV INN IS ROBBED
ARMED ROBBERY REPORTED
POLICE EXCHANGE GUNfIRE MITM "AN
HAN AEOUCTEO. FREED UNHURT r^.rc
SfF-OUTYPSO FIRES SHOT AT MAN DJRING CHASE
2 ARMFD HOBHERS MiT GROCERY
GROCERY HELD UP SECOND TIME
STOLEN GOODS CARRY MESSAGE
ARMED ROBBER HITS CAR SHOP
MAN HOLDS UP STORE IN DURHAM
MEN REPORT ASSAULT
ARMED ROBBERS TAnE SANK DEPOSIT cmo, nvcc
WOULO-BE ROBBERS WOUND »DiJLT|OOKSTORE EMPLOYEE
SMITH'S GRUCtRY IS HELD UP FOR THIRO TIME IN A MONTH
N.C. COURT DEFINES ARMED ROBBERY
FOOD STORE ROBBER SOUGHT
Two MEN SEIZE TAXI CAB
POLICE INVESTIGATE ROBBERIES
ARMED ROBBERS HIT ABC STORE
NO ONE HURT IN ROBBERY
RalEIGh man IS ROBBED
abmFO theft CHARGES FILED AGAINST PAIR
POLICE REPORT TWO ARMED ROBBERIES
GUNMAN 00B5 STORE , ^„
MAN ROBS STORf, SHOOTS AT CLERK
RneeEP STRIKES MAN WITH SHOTGUN BARREL
ARMED MAN ROBS TExTIlEASE OF t3i700
MAN CHARGED IN HOLDUP
POLICE MOLD ROBBERY SUSPECT
MAN CHARGED IN THEFT FROM STATION MANAGER
GRACE CHARGED IN ROBBERY
COUPLE Threatens, robs man
ARMED MAN ROBS BANK ON ERWIN RO.
PPL ICE SEEK MAN
MAN WITH KNlfF ROBS WESTERN UNION OFFICE
ATKINS HELPS CAPTURE MAN
SHE REFUSED TO BE ROBBED
KNOX STREET STORE ROBBED
TWO ARMED MEN hOB ECkERO STORE ,,„„,
TWO lEEN-AGFBS GRAB POCKETBOOK AT STORE
MAN ASSAULTED. ROBBED AT SOUTH SQUARE MALL
MAN JAILED IN ROBBERY
THIEF STRIKES ToaIlER
LiTTLF RIVER TRIAL OPENS ON MONDAY
POLICE PR03F ARMED RQBOEkY
GUN"AN BUPS OUTCH VILLAGE
POLICE PROBING ARMED ROBBERY
MAN ESCAPES aFTFR armed ROBBERY
THIEF RGBS. ABDUCTS MAN
TEEN SHOT DURING ROBBERY
YOUTH SHOT BY OWNER OF STORE
ARMED MAN ROBS STATION
THIFF'S GUN DISCHARGES IN ROBBERY
ARMED ROEBEB HITS MARKET
HOBEER HITS PHARMACIST
2 MEN ROB STORE; EMPLOYEE STRUCK
PUZA DELIVERY ENDS IN THEFT
ANGIEB AVENUE STORE ROBBED
ARMED ROBBER STEALS DRUGS
GUNMAN BQB5 MAN IN CAR
ARMED MAN ROBS DRIVER
POLICE PROBE 3 ARMED ROBBERIES „„„c„,cc
DURHAM POLICE PROBING THREE ARHED ROBBERIES
ARMED THIEF TAKES MAN'S WALLET
ASSAULT. ROBBERY CHARGES LODGED
POLICE HOLD DURHAM MAN ON RAPE. ROBBERY CHARGES
2 GUNMEN TIE. ROB VICTIM
WOMAN ROBBED AT HOME; MISSING DAUGHTER TURNS UP
5aBlER!°5"TIM'f5kNEo''oS LIGFT TO FIND MAN POINTING GUN
DRUGS TAKEN IN REVCO STORE HOLDUP ..,,^.., ..
POLICE CHARGE HAN WITH FIRING GUN AT NIGHTCLUB
ALSTON AVENUE STROE ROBBED
THREE ACCUiED IN BURGLARY
2 CHARGED IN BURGLARY
3 GUNMEN ROB CHURCH GROUP
THIEVES ROB CHURCHGOERS OF VALUABLES „„„,„„
4RREST WARRANTS ISSUED IN CHRISTMAS EVE ROBBERY
ROBBERY ARREST
DETECTIVE "ShOCkEO* BY RULING
JUDGE REDUCES BONOS
BONO REINSTATED IN HOBBERY CASE
JUDGE REINSTATES BOND TO 550.000
POLICE PROBE BOBeEKY
HAN ROBS STORE
ARMED ROBBERY. N.C.
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBiERY. N.C.
ORANGE MAN FIRES SHOT AT POLICE
HILLSBOROUGH mjn HELD FOR ROBBERY
SURRENDER TO POLICE , ,_„ ,.„ , „_
TWO HOLD BURLINGTON MAN CAPTIVE AT USED CAR LOT
HENDERSON STORE ROBBED
ABC STORE IS ROBBED; CUSTOMER HIT ON HEAD
LAWYER CHARGED IN BANK ROBBERY
JUDGE ORDERS PSYCHIATRIC EXAM
THREE MEN HOLD UP STORE IN PITTSBORO
GUNMEN ROB AFTE5-H0URS OEPOSITORS
TRUCK DRIVER ROBBED NEAR CRANKLINTON
2 MEN CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY
HILLSBOROUGH MAN GUILTY IN ROBBERY
BALDWIN SENTENCED
MAN HOLDS UP STORE IN ROXBQRO
Two ROBBERS LOSE LOOT. GUN
man is charged in shooting
minister held hostage during robbery shot
policeman killed at holdup sce me
school official killed by robber „,^,,,.,
authorities investigate death of school official
charlotte policeman kills robber
officers kill han. free his hostage
Three held in break-in
ibhed man robs bank in raleigh
man robs bank in raleigh
man sentenced in armed robbery
ex-policeman sought on charges
N E
P D
E
DATE C r
G
S 2
5/12/Bl a
1
S 2
5/19/ai A
5
S 2
5/23/81 A
M 2
5/28/ai A
7
S 2
5/2')/81 A
2
H 2
6/06/81 b
1
S 2
6/06/81 A
3
S 2
6/08/Bl C
1
H 2
6/a'»/81 B
1
H 2
6/11/81 6
1
S 2
0/11/81 C
1
H 2
6/12/ei A
^
H 2
6/12/81 C
10
S 2
6/n/Bl C
1
H 2
6/18/81 B
5
H 2
6/27/81 A
10
S 2
7/03/Bl C
1
H 2
7/0't/Bl A
12
S 2
7/04/81 A
3
S 2
7/07/81 A
3
H 2
7/08/Bl A
1
H 2
7/09/31 a
1
S 2
7/o<)/a c
4
H 2
7/11/8 A
in
S 2
7/11/8 A
3
S 2
T/U/ai A
12
S 2
7/21/81 B
1
S 2
7/22/fll C
I
S 2
7/28/81 B
1
H 2
7/2'5/BI C
2
S 2
3/05/91 C
1
S 2
9/10/81 C
I
H 2
8/11/81 A
10
S 2
3/11/ni
1
H 2
8/13/81 A
1 1
H 2
B/13/B1 A
1 1
S 2
9/13/ni A
14
H 2
8/18/81 B
1
S 2
8/18/ei A
3
S 2
a/21/81 A
9
H 2
8/25/81 6
1
S 2
8/25/91 3
1
H 2
a/29/91 e
1
S 2
8/29/81 C
1
H 2
8/31/91 A
4
H 2
9/05/81 C
10
H 2
•J/O'J/Bl 8
1
S 2
9/D')/91 C
1
H 2
9/19/91 A
3
H 2
9/19/fll A
3
S 2
9/19/Bl A
3
H 2
9/26/91 C
1
S 2
10/02/31 A
13
H 2
10/03/81 a
10
S 2
10/03/91 A
3
S 2
10/10/81 A
3
S 2
10/1'./8I C
1
S 2
10/30/81 A
1
H 2
10/31/81 B
1
H 2
11/05/9 1 A
7
H 2
11/05/91 A
18
S 2
11/05/91 C
1
S 2
11/12/91 C
1
H 2
11/13/81 A
8
H 2
11/13/91 A
9
H 2
11/13/81 a
5
S 2
11/19/81 A
5
S 2
11/20/81 C
I
H 2
11/21/81 B
1
S 2
11/21/81 A
5
H 2
11/22/81 C
3
S 2
n/25/81 C
1
H 2
11/30/91 B
1
S 2
11/30/81 A
11
S 2
11/30/81 C
1
S 2
12/01/81 8
1
H 2
2/08/ei A
1
S 2
2/08/91 A
9
H 2
2/09/81 A
8
H 2
12/18/81 C
1
S 2
12/18/91 C
1
H 2
12/19/81 C
1
H 2
12/22/81 A
12
12/22/81 A
10
S 2
12/23/91 A
I
H 2
l2/2'./81 b
14
H 2
12/28/fll A
11
H 2
12/29/81 A
1 1
H 2
12/29/81 a
1
S 2
12/29/81 8
12
H 2
12/30/81 B
1
S 2
12/30/91 A
5
S 2
12/30/91 C
1
H 2
12/31/91 B
2
S 2
6/04/81
A
6
N M04
H 2
o/05/ai
A
N
H I
6/23/91
A
1 P
P
H 2
6/23/81
8
1 P
N
H 1
6/27/61
8
N
H 1
7/14/81
B
N H60
H 2
7/23/91
8
N
H 1
7/24/81
B
N
H 1
a/oe/Bi
8
N
H 2
9/01/81
A
N
H I
9/16/81
B
H
H 1
9/18/81
B
N
H 2
9/26/Bl
B
N
S 2
9/29/81
8
N
H 2
10/17/81
A
N
H I
0/24/91
8
N
H 2
1/06/91
N
H 2
Il/21/Bl
N
H 2
1 1/24/81
N
H 2
11/25/81
N
S 2
11/25/91
N
S 2
11/30/81
N
H 2
12/01/81
N
H 1
12/05/81
N
S 2
12/14/81
/I
N
H 2
12/15/81
N
S ?
12/15/81
B
N
S 2
12/31/81
A
10
N
MONTMLY/A
INDEX
12/31/81
SUBJECTS
PC L P BYL
iR"En »OBeeHY, u.s.
SEE ALSO SANK ROanEBIES. U.S.
SEE ALSn K0R3ERY, U.S.
DURHAM HAN EXTRAOITEO IN OLD S.C. CASE
FI9[ SEEKS GASTQNIA XAN IN MISSISSIPPI ROBBERY
GET THE GUN USER. NOT THE GUN
WORDS WON'T STOP CRIME
ROBBERY SUSPECT SHOT
»R"S SALE
SEE ALSO MILITARY AID ITO FOREIGN COUNTRIES!
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WEAPONS
U.S. REACTING WISELY TO BEGIN AGGRESSIONS
FOES OF PLANES SALE ARE BEING INTIMIDATED
HELMS. EAST PHAISE VOTE ON AWACS
OUEST FOR MIDEAST PEACE NEVER-ENDING
The peace PROCESS ICARTOONI
WEAPONS FOR PETRODOLLARS
HOLD ON. MR. tIEGIN
ARMY
SEE U.S. ARMY
ARMY. RECRUITING
SEE MILITARY, RECRUITING
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
SEWAGE PLANT LAND LEASE MAY BE APPROVED MONDAY
FUNDING APPROVAL TnO MONTHS AWAY
DREDGING FUNDS MAY BE REDUCED
OWASA MAY GET LAKE PERMIT SOON
RAINFALL SWELLS FALLS LAKE
FALLS LAKE LEVEL RISES FRriM RAINS
RALEIGH CLUB FORMED FOR COASTAL FISHERMEN
FEEDING AN INSATIABLE OCEAN
SEAPLANES' CORPS CONSIDERS JORDAN LAKE
INVASION? NCI, IT WAS JUST THE U.S. ARMY PRACTICING
USE OF SEAPLANES ON LAKE OPPOSED
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR ACTIONS TAKEN
CANE CREEK CONDITIONS ARE ACCFPTEO
CANE CREEK FOES MOPE WAR'S WON
JORDAN LAKE GATES WILL CLOSE SEPT. 1
3URHAM TO CONOUCT STUDY ON FLAT RIVER BASIN
FLAT aiVER SURVEY SET
JORDAN GATES TO CLOSE TODAY
0AM JAMMED AS GATES SHUT
JORDAN: THE LAKE HAS BEEN LONG TIME IN MAKING
THE MAGIC MOMENT
OFFICIALS FEAR POLLUTION OF JORDAN LAKE
WATER FROM LAKE AIDS CAPE FEAR
CORPS: RAINS HELPED STREAMS
DRILLING RIGS PERMIT OK'D
ARROWHEAD HUNTING PRESERVE
RECALLING THE GOOD TIMES
ARROWHEADS ^~
SEE ALSO CLOVIS PTINTS
RARE CLOVIS PTINTS MAY DELAY LANDFILL
ARSENIC
CHARGE FILED IN 1970 N.C. SLAYING
ARSON
SEE ALSO BOMBINGS
SEE ALSO FIRE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, ARSON SOUAD
Two ARE ACJUITTEO of ARSON
vandals may have set fire
man found innocfnt of arson
nccu fire set. investigator says
fatal fire said deliberately set
arson, durham
see also fire insurance
see also n.c. state bureau of investigation, arson souao
officials say fire was set
apartment fire puts itself out
police trfat death as ar son-homic i oe
fire damages two homes; teen-ager charged
police charge teen-ager
jury frees man of arson count
officials: arson cause of nccu fire
durham inmate charged in f|re
fhrmes tenant held on charge of arson
house fire may be arson
officials think house fire set
boaroinghouse fire called arson
former tenant charged in fire at bo akd i nghouse
arson charged in durham fire
ARSON, N.C.
"Sar^n^? ?oS;,cS'Ej'oreX°' "'''"^■'^*^'°'" "50N SaUAD
ORANGE STORE BURNS
N.C. HOUSE DEBATES SENTENCING OF PROSTITUTES
REWARD PAID IN ARSON CASE
ARSON PROBED IN HOUSE FIRE
SBI PROBING ROBESON FIRE
ARSON PROBED IN ABORTION CLINIC BLAZE
MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON OF RECTORY
TEEN Charged in five blazes
BLAZE AT LEE SCHOOL INFLICTS MINOR DAMAGE
THREE CHARGED IN CAR BURNING
ART AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO CHRISTIE'S ILDNDONI
ART AUCTION IS SATURDAY
ART AUCTION SET FOR SATURDAY
ART EDUCATIDN
BOOK ON ARTS AVAILABLE FREE
ART EXHIBITIONS, aURHAM
ALL-BLACK Collection at nccu art museum
ART GUILD MEMBERS' SHOW IS AN EYEFUL
I^^rf'tt^"''' LARGE-SCALE ART CENTER OPENS
THREE GEMS HIGHLIGHT ART EXHIBITS
BLACK IMAGES IN ART TO BE EXAMINED
ARTISTS STILL FINDING NEW WAYS TO PAINT NUDES
S"9I9,^''"'^'''- "»"'"' CALLAHAN'S IMAGES FROM '
PHOTOS wl>i PLACE IN ART COLLECTIONS
THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
FIVE EXHIBITS ARE OPENING
H 2
S ?
H 2
S 2
H Z
3/11/81
10/16/81
11/02/81
11/17/81
12/02/81
7/22/81
10/20/81
10/29/81
10/50/81
11/01/81
U/19/ai
12/27/81
<. E
«. E
ID N
<. T T R56
H 2
5/03/81
A 18
N
S 2
5/04/81
C 1
N 054
H 2
5/08/81
A 7
N
H 2
5/08/81
A 13
N E46
H 2
5/15/81
B
N H60
H 1
5/15/81
B
N H60
H 2
5/17/81
B 10
p
N
S 2
6/02/ai
A 4
E
H 2
6/11/81
B
T
U H60
H 2
7/21/81
B
N H60
H 2
7/21/81
B
N
H 2
7/22/81
A 1
N
H 2
7/23/81
8 1
N H68
H 2
7/jn/Rl
A I
N H6B
H 2
8/14/81
B 1
M
N H60
S 2
8/27/81
C 1
N K90
H 2
8/28/81
A ID
N
H 2
9/01/81
B 1
N
H 2
9/02/81
A 1
P
N H60
H 2
9/02/81
B b
N H60
S 2
9/02/81
C 1
p
P C56
S 2
9/02/ai
C 18
N
H 1
10/15/81
E 1
N HbO
H 2
10/30/81
a 1
p
N HbO
H 2
11/20/81
C ID
N
H 2 11/29/81 B (> P F W60
H 2 11/28/81 A 5 N
H 2 8/15/81 A 14 N
1 5/02/81 B 1 N
2 5/27/81 All N
2 7/03/81 C 5 N
2 7/28/81 a I N A5<.
2 11/12/81 A 22 N
S 2
5/05/81
C
1
N
H 2
5/14/81
B
1
N
S 2
5/30/81
A
1
N U57
H 2
6/30/81
B
1
N A54
S 2
6/30/81
C
3
N
S 2
7/03/81
A
16
N
S 2
7/27/81
A
3
N
H 2
8/10/81
A
8
N
H 2
8/23/81
c
1
N
H 2
8/26/81
B
1
N
S 2
8/26/81
C
1
N
H 2
11/15/81
c
1
P N
S 2
11/16/81
c
2
N
H 2
12/08/81
A
9
N
S 2
5/03/81
A
N
S 2
6/29/81
c
N
H 2
7/09/81
N
H 2
a/OS/81
A
11
N
H 1
8/12/81
a
N
H 2
3/20/81
c
10
N
M 2
10/14/81
A
12
N
H 2
10/28/31
A
N
H 2
11/19/81
c
15
N
H 1
12/04/81
B
N
H 1
12/24/81
B
N
H 2 9/22/81 A 6 P N S56
S 2 9/24/81 D 7 N
405 ON DISPLAY AT DUKE
2
11/20/81
D
10
N
5/01/81
p
F
G68
5/21/81
P
N
F57
5/22/81
P
N
P66
7/03/81
D
1 2
P
R
s&a
7/08/31
A
1 3
N
7/17/81
/
R
G6S
8/21/81
D
U
G68
2
3/28/81
D
p
U
C68
2
9/03/81
P
F
B71
2
9/11/81
D
p
N
HONTHLV/a
SUBJECTS
P»GE 36
C PC L P HVL
-"HGTOSt »srF» COLOKS Ft»TllRfO IN Afl T EXHIOITS
Photo shu. li visual «fAsr
wnSLO SEEN. C'PI='<IE'1CE0 OEPICTEO IN PHOTO EXHIBIT
ARTIST WINS WITH wIT ANn PICS
FfABNSIDE COLLECTION OF DRAWINGS ON EXHIBIT
ASSFH5LACFS D» UILLIAM HILL IMPOSSIBLE TO PIGEONHOLE
GUILD SHOWS ART IN MIXED MEOIA WITH BROAD APPEAL
F0< FINDS "STRONG IMAGES" IN THE ART GUILD ENTRIES
EXPERIHFNTAL » FOLI^ ART MIX IN ART GUILD SHOW
OUKE IRAwINGS EXHIBIT SHOWS 'FIRST IMPULSES"
ART FXHieiTIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALS3 KERR LAKE SPRING ART SHOW
OPENING RECFPTIONS SET
IMPATIENT PAINTER USES ALUMINUM FOR CANVAS
SCULPTURE CAPTURES HIS HEART— ANO DREAMS
ART busy IN CHAPEL HILL IN MAY
aCKLANO student SHOW IS A LIVELY. FUN ONE
FETISH ART IS FEATURED AT INVITATIONAL EXHIBIT
inTH HOLIDAY ART SHOW SET
EXMlblTION EXPLORES DIFFERENT MEDIA
ARTISTS SHOW SIGNS OF FATIGUE
FRESCOES ARE WORTH THE TRIP
AN UNHAPPY MIXTURE OF BUSINESS AND AST
LANDSCAPE ART IS REVIVER IN ACKLAND EXHIBIT
DESPITE DOG DAYS, C EN T E« /GAL LE R Y SHOW GLITTERS
ESCAPE SUMMER'S HEAT BY SEEING "LANDSCAPES'
«tOS • CAMERAS = auTNER EXHIBIT
PAINTER TAKES TO QUILTS SANS RULES
FIVE EXHIBITS ARE OPENING
CIRCLES, PAPER WORKS ARE EXHIBITED
DRAWINGS OF ARCHITECT ON EXHIBIT AT ACKLAND
JURIED ART Show is SET IN HENDERSON
ART ICLESARTICLES
PHOTOS, WATER COLORS FEATURED IN ART EXHIBITS
PLASTIC SMGDOY? NOT IN GALLERY
ARTICLESARTICLES. . .
FANTASIES AND LANDSCAPES ARE FEATUREL) IN NEW SHOwS
RECEPTION SET FOR CERAMICIST
ARTISTS WANT N.C. EXHIBIT BACK
STONEhENGE on view in ACKLAND EXHIBIT
RICH IDEAS, TALENT IN UNC SHOW
BOLD, BRIGHT EXHIBIT AT ACKLANO
GALLERIES: ZuNG SHOW OPENS
CHRISTMAS SHOW OPENS
WEAVING SHOWN IN RALEIGH
ACKLAND SHOW Explores American art from "3os
EXHIBIT SHOWS COUNTRY LIFE
SPECIAL EXHIBl IS OPEN
ART GF "30S EXHIBIT REVEALS EXPRESSIONIST ROOTS
ART EXHIBITIONS. U.S.
COLLAGE EXHIBIT SET
D.C. EXHIBIT FAILS TO MIRROR EXPECTATIONS OF APPALACHlA
ART GALLERIES
ART flU THRIVING IN IHE TRIANGLE
ART RESTORATION
GEORGE BACK FROM STORAGE TO GRANDEUR
ART SCHOOL GALLERY
SEE CARRBORO ART SCHOOL
ARTHRITIS
ARTHRITIS: "OLD PEOPLE"S DISEASE" AFFLICTS 350,000 CHILDREN NATIONWIDE
COMPOUNDS MAY HELP SUFFERERS OF ARTHRITIS
ARTHRITIS CLASSES OFFERED
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS MAY STRIKE GOLD
ARTHUR IFILMl
" ARTHUR " :
H ? 9/3S/ai a
YOU HAVE TO BE THERE TO ENJOY THE HUMOR
ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SURROGATE MOTHER IS SOUGHT
SURROGATE MOTHER SEARCH ATTRACTS LOT OF ATTENTION
INFERTILE COUPLES HELPED BY SPERM BANK
ARTIFICIAL SEAWEED
SEE SEAWEED
ARTISTS, BLACK
ALL-BLACK COLLECTION AT NCCU ART MUSEUH
BLACK IMAGES IN ART TO BE EXAMINED
ARTISTS, DURHAM
ART GUILD MEMBERS' SHOW IS AN EYEFUL
61-YEAR-OLO ARTIST SUCCESSFUL
HER SCULPTURE WORKS MAGIC
LUARDS HAVE RUN OF GALLERY AT DUKE
LIGHT ANO SHADOW ON A SUMMEfi"S DAY
HOTEL EUROPA FEATURES N.C. ART: ROOMS WlIH A VIEW
MAY'S SEASCAPES PART OF EUROPA SCENE
PAINTINGS: HER LOVE, LIVELIHOOD
DURHAM ARTIST: IT'S NO HOBBY, IT'S A PROFESSION
COWBOYS OF The west
ARTISTS SCHEDULE SALE ON DEC. 5
HE PAINTS FOR IHE LORD, NOT CRITICS
ARTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ART EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTISTS EXHIBITION
TESSIE STINSON: FREE TO ENJOY ART
EXHIBIT SET TO START
ARTISTS SHOW SIGNS OF FATIGUE
LEARY DESIGNS MEDAL
ILLUSTRATIONS - A "LIGHTER SIDE" OF ART
TEMPlE-GREENBERG seeks... "THE FORCE BEHIND THE MOVEMENT"
AN UNHAPPY MIXTURE OF BUSINESS AND ART
SNOBBERY
DISTINCTIVE STYLES
SOUTHEASTERN ARTISTS OFFERED Ji.ODO GRANTS
ARTIST"S WORK STOPS TRAFFIC
"The DRFam" UNVEILED AT EUROPA ART PREVIEW
ARTIST READY. . . SET, GO!: FRANK HOLYFIELD REALLY GETS INTO HIS WORK
ARTISTS WANT N.C. EXMlflll BACK
HE PAINTS "That KINO Of COUNTRY"
EDEN BREWERY PLANS ARTIST COMPETITION
MAIHESDN WINS ART AWARD
FELLOWSHIP WINNERS SHOWN
ART Bli THRIVING IN THE TRIANGLE
ARTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARTS RESOURCE CENTER
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 37
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C PC L P "YL
SEE AlSn BUSINESSES. DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
sfe alsn duke univ. institiute fq» the arts
sfe also durham arts council
see also reviews. theater
rialio had more live talent acts
,h£n an arts fair is a block party
articles articles articles
EXCITING Dure SUMMER
HANES: ARTS CAN AID CITY
HANES: INVESTING IN ARTS CAN REDEVELOP INNER CITY
ARTS BACKERS TO SE HEARD
ARTICLESaRTICLESAPTICLES ARTICLES
ART GUILD MEMPERS" SHOW IS AN EYEFUL
DURHAM TO RECEIVE »67,530 FOR ARTS
ARTICLESARTICLESAPTICLES
ARTS DESERVE T«x MONEY
ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLESARTICLES
TRIANGLE PLAYBILL '8l-'fl2
THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
DURHAM THEATER GUILO AIMS FOR POPULAR APPEAL
GALLERY THEATER EASE
CURTAIN RISES SOON ON 6R0ADHAY AT DUKE
CANADIAN BRASS BEGINS DUKE ARTISTS SERIES
■THE LOVER" OPENS DUKE PLAYERS SEASON
N.C. SYMPHONY IS "ALIVE AND KICKING"
FREE OF CHARGE
"FRONT PACE" HEADLINES PLAYMAKERS" YtAR
POST -OOERN DANCE FESTIVAL THIS MONTH
•I OO: I DO!" DOES OPEN RALEIGH LITTLE THEATER
ARTICLES ARTICLES
FALL BRINGS IT ALL , ,,
ARTS HILL HAVF BIG PART AMONG EVENTS AT NCCU
BUSINESSMEN LOOK TO ARTS IN DURHAM
ARTICLESARTICLES...
SUNDAY OPTIONS
ARTICLESARTICLES. . .
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C. ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO CULTURE WEEK IN N.C.
sll ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S MANSION
SEE ALSO N.C. ART SOCIETY
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. CULTURAL ARTS COALITION, INC.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C ARTS PROGRAM
NOTED PATRON TO ADDRESS ARTS COUNCIL
DEDICATION NOMI rHEY"LL MOVE THE ART LATER
FURTHER CUTS LOOM FOR ARTS RECIPIENTS
TESSIE STINSON: FREE TO ENJOY ART
NEW MUSEUM IS OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION
NEm state art museum TO BE DEDICATED TODAY
DURHAM TO RECEIVE 467,530 FOR ARTS
DEDICATION CEREMONY HELD FOR N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
TMO CARRBORO RESIDENTS WIN ARTS COUNCIL AWARDS
'TIS THE SEASON FOR THE ARTS
•The DREAM' UNVEILED AT EUROPA ART PREVIEW
ARTICLESARTICLES. . .
HOTEL EUROPA PUTS N.C. ART ON SHOW
ARTICLESARTICLES
AOTICLESARI ICLES
ARTICLESARTICLES. . .
ASTICIESARTICLESARTICLES. . .
ARTICLESARTICLES
ARTICLESARTICLES. . .
ART 812 THRIVING IN THE TRIANGLE
ARTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
ARTS AND TAXES
IF IGNORANCE IS BLISS...
A BLOW BELOW THE BELT
ARTS, MORALITY PROBED
ARTS NOT DOOMED BY CUTS. SOCIETY TOLO
ARTS RESOURCE CENTER
SEE ALSO ARTS, DURHAM
TWO WORKERS WILL SHARE ARTS RESOURCE CENTER JOB
ARTS "ROUND The SQUARE
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
ARTSChOOL
SEE CARRBORO ART SCHOOL
ASBESTOS
LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP: COMPENSATION CLAIMS EFFORT IS SIDETRACKED
ASeuRY METHODIST CHURCH
CORRECTION
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CHURCHES" UNUSUAL ORIGINS
SEARCH FOR A 'PERFECT' TREE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
ASHE COUNTY, N.C.
FIRM TO DRILL FOR OIL IN N.C.
GOURMANDS GATHER AT N.C. INN
LAWMEN RESCUE THREE HOSTAGES, END SEIGE AT ASHE COUNTY JAIL
ASHE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
TRIO HOLDING POLICE HOSTAGE IN ASHE COUNTY
LAWMEN RUSH JAIL, FREE THREE HOSTAGES
LAWMEN RESCUE THREE HOSTAGES, END SEIGE AT ASHE COUNTY JAIL
2 ARE CHARGED WITH KIDNAP
ASHEBORO, N.C.
CALIF. PLANT CLOSING PUTS BUSINESS IN N.C.
2 MEN FOUND STUFFED IN CAR
BIROS MIT WINDOWS OF ASHEBORO STORES
HAN FOUND LYING IN COFFIN IS JAILED
ASHEVILLf, N.C.
CENTER COLLECTS WEATHER DATA
SECURITY TIGHT FOR NAZIS' TRIAL
WATT GIVES POLICES OVER FEDERAL LAND
BANOUET GUESTS JAM HOSPITALS AROUND ASHEVILLE
FOOD POISONING STILL BEING PROBED
HAM CALLED Cause of food POISONING AT CONVENTION
FOOD POISON VICTIMS TO GET FINANCIAL AID
6 NA2IS FACE RETRIAL IN ASHEVILLE
LAW PERMITS POST OFFICE SEARCHES
RESIDENTS STILL DEBATE ROAD PROJECT
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HOURS BEFORE THE SHOW
AWYER DAY
SI La.yERS. DURHAM
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SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
MORE DISCOVERIES FOR USING ASPIRIN ARE REPORTED
PAIN-KILLER MANUFACTURERS MAGE ADVERTISING MAR
ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS
GREAT MAN SPARED
MINDLESS VIOLENCE. UNTHINKING REACTION
KINO'S t'AuGHlER CLOSELY GUARDED
VIOLENCE HAS Taken heavy toll This year
LlBYJ'S UNBALANCED TYRANT
ASSASSINATIONS
an0»EmS CITES LOSS
■flRLD Shares EGYPT'S SORROW
hEL"S. HUNT PRAISE SA9AT FOR HIS EFFORTS AT PEACE
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DOVE "'F PEACE IN WARTORN DESERT ICARTOONI
VIOLENCE HIS TiKtN HEAVY TOLL THIS YEAR
FRO- A SINGLE ACT...
AMERICA LOSES A FRIEND
TROUBLING QUESTIONS ON INSANITY DEFENSE
ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
SEE ALSO SEIUAL ASSAULTS
LITTLF RIVER INDICTMENTS NAME
JURY INDICTS ? In death
mOman given her money along mI
POLICE PROBE REPORT OF STRIKIN
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POLICE REPORT ASSAULTS
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JUDGE CLOSES 'The SPOT'
POLICE Chases end IN 2 ARRESTS
TmO men attack PEDESTBIAN
FIRE MARSHAL Charged m I Th POIN
POLICE Charge fire officer
JUDGE convicts RILEY
CITY FIRE OFFICIAL CONVICTED
FEMALE OFFICER HIT: TERM GIVEN
MOORE GETS 15 TEARS
.OMAN HITS OFFICER uITh RADIO
ASSISTANT CHIEF DBOPS APPEAL
RILEY DROPS APPEAL CASE
POLICE REPORT ROBBERY
MAN IS ChARGEO in KNIFE ASSAUL
WARRANTS DBTaINEO AGAINST 2 OF
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ROeBEB ATTACKS "AN
capt. king faces Charge in ass
shebiff'S deputy king charged
milder acduitted of assault
durham man sentenced to b year
man strikes 'y' employee
johnson gets 6 years
attorneys receive delay
2 men attack. rob city kidney
man hit. robbed of 1125
richardson faces nem charges
man gets term in burglary
woman is convicted
judge convicts woman for assau
man assaulted. robbed at south
han jailed in robbery
judge postpones assault hear in'
police namfo in suit
oevine. stanford file suit
man reports beating
judge still hearing pso case
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S 2
3/03/91
N
H 2
a/04/Bl
N
S 2
a/O'./Sl
N
H 2
3/05/81
A 1
N
H 2
a/06/81
P N
A5*
S 2
3/06/91
H
U57
H 2
a/ll/91
N
S 2
3/11/91
) N
S 2
3/13/91
A 1
N
S 2
9/13/81
N
U57
H 2
9/14/91
N
351
S 2
3/21/91
N
H 2
3/22/91
N
H 2
3/22/91
A IC
N
S 2
3/22/91
A 1
N
S 2
3/24/81
N
S 2
3/27/9
N
H 2
9/28/9
N
S 2
9/08/9
N
M19
H 2
9/n/ai
N
H 2
9/15/81
N
S 2
9/15/81
} N
H 2
9/19/91
N
H 2
9/19/91
N
H 2
9/19/91
N
H 2
9/19/91
N
351
S 2
9/19/31
A 1
N
S 2
9/21/81
N
S 2
9/22/91
N
U57
H 2
9/23/Sl
N
351
S 2
9/23/81
N
H 2
9/25/81
A 1
N
S 2
9/25/81
( e
S 2
9/25/91
N
H 2
9/26/91
N
R51
S 2
9/29/91
N
MONIHLY/ANN UAL
5/01/81 -
INDEX
li/31/81
s u a J e
TWO ACCOUNTS TF LITTLE 01VE« INCIDENT PRESENTED
SHEfilff'S OEfUTY ACQUITTED „,„cd
WITNESSES TELL Of ATTACK AT LITTLE RIVER
jioGE ACOU TS KING OF ASSAULT CH.R&E
THREE 0URHA1 MEN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT .,.,.,„
F1«E WITNESSES IDENTIFY RICHARDSON AS ATTACKER
TESTIMONY CONTINUES IN LITTLE RIVER TRIAL
RICHARDSON DENIES INSTIGATING ATTACK
FINAL ARGUMENTS BEGIN
§E*lR^5^ii'SR:vE''i5t;':fs^TEpj HOPED STOLEN
S!'ch158Tn IVA ir;i5i^?B^i^^E^^SJ'^ AC BEATING
OSBAHR FILES -OTION TO SET ASIDE CONVICTION
3 ASSAULT. ROB MAN
S5S^Si??gSB^B?S"irAi°;!o5?f"HiusE
;:!;&E"?r^:Mi;°^^'^EF^sg.\?"U'5EAT,NG death
OSBAHR FILES PAPERS WITH COURT
LITTLE RIVER WITNESS TURNS UP
ilTNESS SUBPOENAED FOR OSBAHR HEARING
OSBAHR cIn'T RECALL TOUCING SUNBATHES
OSBAHR IDENTIFIER WAVERS
OSBAHR CASE MAY DELAY UNTIL NOV. 2
JUDGE DENIES OSBAHR MOTION
WOMAN ACOUITTEO OF ASSAULT
POLICE JAIL FATHER IN ASSAULT
3 ATTACK "AN IN PARKING LOT
POLICE PROBE 3 AR"ED ROBBERIES
STUDENT ROBBEO. BEATEN AT SCHOOL
ASSAULT COUNTS 1- 0?(i|D„,,,,, ,
OFFICERS HURT DURING SCUFFLE
OFFICERS HURT IN SCUFFLE
DA HOLDING REPORT ON ALLEGED ASSAULT
TWO ASSAULT. "OB CUSTOMER
:5SE"sr2"AJ^A§^T!",?^UE&°^f?;iKlSTMAS EVE ROBBERY
GUNS. CHAIN SAW STOLEN FROM DURHAM HOME
'"sEE^Uso'PRISONS. N.C.. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
JURY INDICTS SWAIN DEPUTY
WIN10WS SMASHED ON BUS AND CAR
ASSAULT WARRANTS ISSUED
MIDDLESEX MAYOR ACCUSED OF ASSAULT
'F;"A;:K\^rofFI^^;!°uSei ^"Ai7!aN°?0[?:Nl BREAK-INS. ASSAULTS
i:N^!;A%-g^srrA^?:3f^°i?'j?LE'ASST;Ni?R"§h^a^'^^'
SENTENCE IS iS-iO YEARS IN BEATING
MAN JAILED FOLLOWING SHOOTOUT
MAN FACING NEW Charge c.o...,-
CMHIS RICHARDSON JAILED AFTER HEARING
RICHARDSON RETURNS TO JAIL
POLICE SEEKING HELP
AID SOUGHT IN BURGLARY PROBE
PUICE HOLJ MfBANE MAN FOR ATTACK ON UNC COED
MAN HELD IN oEATlNG OF COEU
MAN HOLDS POLICE AT BAY FOR TWO HOURS
TAR HEEL KICKED ABOUT INTRUDER
APPEALS COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL „,.„
CHIEF CHARGED WITH ASSAULT. MAKING THREATS
SON ACCUSED OF BEATING PAIR
SiGHWAY PATROLMAN GETS CONCUSSION IN BEATING
WOMAN UNHAPPY WITH HUSBAND'S FINE TAKES REVENGE
ASSAULT CHARGE IS FILED AGAINST BURLINGTON EDITOR
ii^sHLT?Ku^er?s'Si;;ifBi'A^E;i!%oBBED at home
^U«"ii'5So'SE"VS%R"ESl'SE' ""rlf^L OF BURLINGTON EDITOR
BURLINGTON EDITOR FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT
ASSAULTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.. ASSAULTS
N.C. WOMAN ABDUCTED. BEATEN
ASSEMBLY OF GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES
WORKERS' GROUP PRAISES WATKINS
'''"I5?ETT?vSNE?s'i?''ALTERNATIVE WAY OF SETTLING ARGUMENTS
"TEi'55gHiS'?iIif5 DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
ASSOCIATED PRESS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS COUNCIL
SHE KEEPS HfR SOURCES TALKING
SATELLITE BOUNCES THE NEWS
ASSOCIATED PRESS. COLLEGE BASKETBALL POLL
TAR HEELS TOP PRESEASON BASKETBALL POLL
TAR HEELS NO. I
RANKINGS DELIGHT UNC FOE
DEAR DEAN. . ,.^
SMITH RIGHT TO RESENT CAROLINA'S HIGH RANKING
TAR HEELS TIGHTEN GRIP ON TOP SPOT
UNC AVOIDS POLLING JINX
HEELS RETAIN GRIP ON NO. I
TAR HEELS SET AGENDA FOR GATOR BOWL
TAR HEELS REMAIN ATOP BASKETB%LL POLL
CAROLINA HOLDS TOP SPOT; WOLfPACK CRACKS RANKINGS
ASSOCIATFD PRESS. COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLL
TAR HEELS MOVE UP THREE IN POLL „„,,,„„,
CONCEPCION'S NEW PACT TOPS AMONG SHORTSTOPS
TEXAS NO. 1; UNC. CLEMSON CLIMB
CLEMSON STEADY, H66LS CLIMB
ASSOCIATED PRESS. CORRECTIONS
AP REPORTS ERROR IN STORY ON J. P. ALLEN
AP ERRONEOUSLY ATTRIBUTED QUOTES
N.C. HIGHWAY FIGURES FROM llbT , NOT 1979
ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-AMERICA TEAM IBASKETBALL AND FOOTBALLI
JONES ON SECOND TEAM
ASSOCIATED PRESS MANAGING EOITORS ASSOCIATION
C T S
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l/lD/82
N E
S
E
1
L
T
Y
P D DATE
C
PG L
P 8YL
H 2 9/30/81
3
1
N 351
H 2 9/30/81
B
1
N aai
S 2 9/30/81
A
1 P
N U57
S 2 9/31/81
A
12
N
S 2 9/30/81
C
9
N
H 2 10/01/81
B
1
N BSl
S 2 10/01/81
A
1
N U57
H 2 10/02/81
B
1
N asi
5 2 10/02/81
C
1 P
N U57
H 2 10/03/81
B
I
N 851
H 2 10/03/81
B
10
N
S 2 10/05/81
C
1
N U57
H 2 0/D«./81
A
1
N B5I
S 2 0/06/81
A
1
N 057
H 2 0/07/81
A
1
N B51
H 2 10/08/81
B
I
N B51
S 2 10/08/81
A
17
N
S 2 10/08/81
c
1
N
H 2 10/10/81
A
12
N
S 2 10/13/81
e
1
N
H 2 lO/H/ai
c
1
N B51
S 2 1D/1<./81
c
16
N
H 2 10/16/81
B
1
N BSl
S 2 10/16/81
A
3
N
S 2 10/22/81
c
1
N U57
H 2 10/23/81
6
1
N 351
S 2 10/23/31
C
1
N U57
S 2 10/2'./81
A
3
N
H 2 10/29/8
A
2
N
S 2 10/31/8
A
3
N
S 2 11/09/8
c
1
N
S 2 11/21/81
A
5
N
H 2 12/11/81
A
e
N
S 2 12/12/81
A
3
N
H 2 12/20/81
c
t*
N
S 2 12/21/81
A
ID
N
S 2 12/22/81
c
H
H 2 U/J^/Bl
B
N 851
S 2 IJ/Ji/SI
C
N
H 2 2/25/nl
C
5
N
H 2 2/28/81
A
1 1
N
S 2 12/28/81
c
1
N
H 2
5/06/81
A 7
N
H 2
6/27/81
A 5
N
H 2
7/09/81
D 6
N
H 2
7/19/81
A 17
H
H 2
8/18/81
A 1
H
H 1
8/20/81
B I
N
H 1
9/D<./Bl
B 1
N
H 2
9/05/91
A 5
N
H 2
9/06/81
A 5
N
H 2
9/08/81
B a
N
M 2
9/09/91
A 1
N
H 2
9/n/ai
D 1
N
S 2
9/10/81
A 5
N
S 2
10/22/81
A 6
N
H 2
10/23/81
6 1
N
5 2
10/23/81
A I
N
H 2
10/2<./81
B 1
N
H 2
10/25/81
C 3
N
H 2
10/28/81
a 5
N
H 1
11/07/81
B I
N
H 2
11/11/81
D <.
N
H 2
11/15/81
A 8
N
H 2
11/17/81
8 <.
N
H 2
1/18/81
6
N
H 1
1/20/91
a 1
N
H 1
2/01/81
B I
N
H 2
2/15/81
A lA
N
H 2
2/17/81
A 28
N
M 2
2/21/81
B I
N
H 2
12/22/81
B 1
N
H 2 9/08/81 B 8 N
H 1 a/27/ai B 1 N
S 2 11/09/81 A 6 F
H 2
9/20/81
D
5
u
"11
H 2
9/27/81
5
u
H55
S 2
1/ 8/81
1
N
H 2
1/ 9/81
D
1
F
5 2
1/ 9/81
C
A
N
H 2
11/ <./81
B
2
C
J
S 2
11/ 6/81
C
2
P
U
F25
H 2
12/01/81
B
3
N
S 2
2/01/81
B
2
N
5 2
2/08/81
B
1
N
H 2
2/09/81
B
^
N
H 2
2/15/81
B
3
P
N
H 2
12/29/81
a
3
N
H 2 9/29/81 a 2
H 2 10/07/81 C 2
S 2 10/13/81 B 3
S 2 U/17/81 B 2
H 2 6/U/81
H 2 8/21/Bl
S 2 12/31/81
S 2 12/02/81 1
M N T H L
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12/31/ei
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i/io/aj
'le- cf«N SuN-JOURNAl WINS AWA8J FOR SERVICE
ASSOCIATED POcSS-'lIC NEhS POLL
SEE ALSO POLLS
POLL SAYS basfball losing fans
ASSOCIATEO STUPENTS OF DURE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUDENTS
NEl. BREED OF SIUOENT PRESIDENTS
DUKE'S STUDENT PaESIOENT VETOES VOTE ON LIBRARY
STUDENT LEADER VETOES VOTE
POLL: LIBRARY BACKED
STUDENT GROUP SAYS OUK E CAN INCREASE ALUHNI CONTRIBUTIONS
DUKE STUDENTS: NO HUSEU"
ASSOCIATION FOP A RETTER CARRBOKO
SEE ALSO CARRPQRO. N.C.
ORANGE GROUPS FIELDING CANDIDATES
ALOERHAN COIJNIEBS CLAIMS
CARBeORT ALDERMAN kHITE ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION BID
ALDERMAN CLAIMS BUSES COuLO STOP
GROUP CUES alKExAYS. SIDEMALKS AS NEEDS
CALCnFLL is CANDIDATE FOR CARRBORO ALDERMAN
GARRETT MAY ANNOUNCE BIO
TuO MORE FILE FOR RE-ELECTION BIOS
FIVE CaNOIOATES BOYCOTT FORUM
GROUP BOYCOTTS FORUM FOR CARRBORO CANDIDATES
NEn CfNSuS MEANS MORE MONEY
CARRBORO FACTION OPENS ITS OFFICE
VOTERS UERE CHEATED
-HITE IN CAfiR'>ORQ RALLY
CARRBORO GROUP yAGES A DECEPTIVE CAMPAIGN
MILLSBOPOUGH, CARRBORO RACES CONTRAST IN STYLE
CANOIOATES OEPATE DEVELOPMENT
NINE CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF IN CARRBORO ELECTION
ART SCHOOL Funds jEren'T available
Three incumbents lose in carrsoro
campaign slogan catches coalition
THREE coalition INCUMBENTS LOSE IN CARRBORO
ASSOCIATION FOR fOllCATION IN JOURNALISM
SEE ALSO JOURNALISM
UNC OFaN TO hFAO JOURNALISM GROUP
ASSOCIATION OF GENERAL CONTRACTORS. N.C. bRANCH
SEE ALSO Building contractors
CAPITAL BUILDING AUTHORITY TABcES BIDDING RESOLUTION
ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS FOR WOMEN lAIAMI
FSU TOPS Tab HEELSi "i-U FOR AIA« SOFTBALL CROJN
AIAW FILES ANTITRUST SUIT AGAINST NCAA
ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS FOR mOMEN, SOCCER
UNC ENIERS SKCER ACTION TODAY
MINuTEmOMAN yITH A BLOCK
MISS BAYFIELD LIFTS TAR HEELS INTO SEMIFINALS
KICKED
LONE GOAL BRINGS UNC SOCCER FIRST
UNC kOmen win title
ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. DURHAM CHAPTER
legislative FREEZE ThahING FOR SPAULDING
ASTHMA
NE» ASTHMA DRUGS REVOLUTIONIZE TREATMENT
ASTHMA DRUG MAY BE USEFUL FOR BYSSINOSIS
EDUCATION PACKET OFFERED FOR PARENTS OF ASTHMATICS
SUPERSTUFF: GUIDEBOOK HELPS ASTHMATIC KIDS HELP THEMSELVES
AUTOPSY SHOWS ASTHMA CAUSED WAkE JAIL OEATH
MSG EXPERIMENT NOT VALID
ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO SPACE TRAVEL
ASTRONAUT SAYS SPACE STATION IS NEEDED
APOLLO ASTRONAUT TOURS MUSEUM
A STOUTHEARTED BREED, THOSE SPACE PIONEERS
ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO ECLIPSES
SEE ALSO GalaiifS
SEE ALSO METEORS
SEE ALSO OBSERVATORY
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO THREE-COLLEGE OBSERVATORY CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAO PLANETARIUM
MAN FROM PINtHURST GIVES OBSERVATORY TO MATH SCHOOL
DOG DAYS
SKIES TO PRODUCE SHOW
LOOK UP IN AUGUST
TELESCOPE IN ALAMANCE AIMED AT DISTANT STARS
OFFICIALS OfOICATE NEW OBSERVATORY
A HOLE IN SPACE
UNC'S TIME MACHINE
ATHEROSCLEROSIS
DOCTOR SAYS EATING FISH MAY FIGHT HEART DISEASE
ATHLETES. DRUG ABUSE
SEE DRUG ABUSE. ATHLETES
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
SEE ALSO GEORGIA
NO BREAK SEEN IN ATLANTA CASES
MISSING ATLANTA YOUTH FOUND
VOLUNTEERS SEARCH RIVER IN ATLANTA AS VICTIM BURIED
ATLANTA CHILD MURDERS ICARTOONl
CHRONIC PROBLEM OF RUNAWAY GIRLS IGNORED BY PUBLIC IN ATLANTA
EARLIER CONTACT SEEN IN KILLINGS
ATLANTA PPOREBS 'KEEP OPEN MIND'
MISSING ATLANTA BOY SOUGHT
ASSEMBLY Passes atlanta resolution
ALI donates t^OO.OOO TO ATLANTA FUND
ATLANTA'S agony: THREADS OF CLUES
GROUP PLANS JUNE RALLY TO HELP ATLANTA CHILDREN
ANOTHER BLACK YOUTH FOUND SLAIN IN ATLANTA
POLICE REPORT 'TRACE EVIDENCE' FQUNO LINKING ATLANTA SLAYINGS
SLAYING ELEMENTS Puzzle police
SUPERSLEUTn GETS CALL FROM ATLANTA
LATEST ATLANTA VICTIM BURIED
»460,00D GRANTED FQR ATLANTA CAMPS
VOLUNTEERS KNOCK ON OOOR S IN SEARCH FOR ATLANTA MAN
BODY OF BLACK PULLED FROM RIVER AT ATLANTA
BODY, MISSING MAN ADDED TO LIST OF CASES IN ATLANTA
KILLER IN ATLANTA 'PROBABLY' SELECTIVELY CHOOSING VICTIMS
ATLANTA KILLER-VICTIM LINK SOUGHT
MOTHERS' GROUP HAT BE PROSECUTED
S
N r £
P DATE C
S 2 I0/2Z/ei c
H 2 3/16/91 6
PG L P PYL
H
2
5/01/81
D
1
P F
A20
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2
9/18/91
1
N
G53
s
2
9/19/91
6
N
H
9/24/81
10
P N
s
9/<;6/81
1
N
F30
H
2
11/20/91
2
N
H
2
8/26/81
15
N
ni
H
2
9/03/91
13
N
M23
s
2
9/03/81
8
N
H23
H
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9/lO/ei
17
N
M23
s
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9/15/81
I
N
M23
H
2
9/19/91
10
N
s
2
9/22/Bl
3
N
s
2
9/23/81
19
N
H
io/06/ni
1
N
W36
s
2
10/06/81
10
N
H
2
10/08/81
1
N
M23
H
2
10/09/81
12
N
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2
lD/20/81
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H
2
10/23/81
7
N
M23
H
2
10/25/91
4
L
s
2
10/26/81
3
N
X14
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10/30/81
5
N
M23
s
10/31/81
3
N
M23
s
11/32/81
I
N
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U/0<./9I
1
N
M23
s
11/04/91
9
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M23
s
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11/04/81
1
N
H 2 7/20/81 A 12 P N
H 2 0/16/91 A 3
H 2 5/17/91 a 9 N
H 2 10/11/81 B 6 P N
H 2
H 2
M 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
U/2T/91
11/21/91
11/21/81
U/21/91
11/23/81
U/23/81
c
B
A
B
D
2
2
3
M
2
9
P
P
P
P
N
P
N
P
N
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T37
T3T
5 2
9/16/81
C
1
N
583
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
5/27/81
9/06/81
U /a 1/91
U/10/91
U/23/81
12/11/81
C
A
D
A
A
A
10
26
10
6
10
4
P
U
N
N
F
N
C
A15
H 2
H 2
H 2
9/U/81
10/07/81
U/19/81
A
C
A
7
5
4
P
N
N
E
W24
H 2
6/20/81
A
N
W74
H ?
7/2D/91
A
F
1 7
8/10/81
A
N
■; ?
8/13/91
N
H 1
9/22/81
H
P N
H 1
ID/Ol/ai
fi
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H60
H 2
10/05/81
A
F
H 2
U/27/B1
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P F
W66
H 2
7/06/81
B
3
N
?
5/01/91
1 I
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5/01/81
/
5/03/81
2
5/04/81
5/04/81
1 /
5/05/81
1 ?
5/07/81
> 1
5/08/81
12
5/09/91
5/10/81
5/10/81
5/U/81
5/13/81
5/14/91
5/15/91
5/16/81
8
5/17/81
^0
5/23/91
9
5/24/91
5
5/25/81
2
5/26/ei
I
5/27/81
1 7
5/28/81
19
5/29/81
3
MONTHLV/AN
H U » L
INDEX
SLAVE" IN ATLANTA SEEN 'VERY STRONG'
ATLANTA FUND fOR VICTIMS UNDER fIRE
POLICE FEAR LIST IF 06A0 HISSING YOUTHS A MISTAKE
ATLANTA FUND STATEMENT IS PROMISED
RALLY Tn FOCuS ON CHILDREN
SERVICES SChEOUIEO For ATLANTA CHILDREN
FIBERS MAY TIE SUSPECT TO SLAYINGS
CASE AGAINST ATLANTA SUSPECT 'STRONGER' ,..,„.
SAFE SUMMER; ATLANTA'S CHILDREN HOPE 'U6 WON'T BE KILLED'
RIVER 'SPLASH' Gap IN PROaE
SYMPaTMUING with ATLANTA
ATLANTA SUSPECT ASKS COURT TO BAR NiAi LEAKS ON HIM
PS-YEiS-OLD CMARUEO IN ATLANTA SLAYING .,,.,.,.
MAN CHARGED IN ATLANTA DESCRIBED AS AGGRESSIVE ELECTRONICS 'GENIUS-
FIRST HEARING SET FOR TODAY IN ATLANTA CASE
WILLIAMS HELD ON MURDER CHARGE
CASE OF GEORGIA VS. WILLIAMS ICARTOONI
TIES IN KILLINGS IN ATLANTA INVESTIGATED
TALENT SCOUT LINK IN KILLINGS PROBED , , _ „,,,,. ^cr.
POLICE TOLD SUSPECT SAID VICTIMS 'LITTLE PROSTITUTES'
ATLANTA COUNTS DAYS wITHOUT DEATH
JUDGE DENIES BAIL FOR MAN CHARGEJ IN ATLANTA DEATH
WILLIAMS INDICTED IN TWO SLAYINGS
PHONE CALLS ON ATLANTA DEATHS DROP _ „,^, ,,„.,
ATLANTA SUSPECT'S STATEMENTS BELIEVED VITAL TO PROSECUTION
CHILDREN'S CuRFEw MAY BE EXTENDED
WILLIAMS ASKS FOR SEPARATE TRIALS , . , , „„ ^.
CHURCHES. SYNAGHGUES BAND TOGETHER TO HELP CHILDREN
ACCUSED KILLER IN ATLANTA LOSES ROUND PRIOR TO TRIAL
TRIAL SET 10 OPEN ON ATLANTA KILLINGS
JURY SEARCH OPENS ATLANTA MURDER TRIAL
ATLANTA BRAVfS
BRAVES ACQUIRE MR. VERSATILITY
NOTES
THE^OTHER DRAFT: PICKINGS SLIM FOR 6ASEPALL POOL
IT'S "BUSINESS AS USUAL ON BRAVES' FARM CLUBS
GOOD LEGS. GOOD GLOVE NOT ENOUGH
NO CLICHES HERE
AARON STILL LEARNING TO COPE:
IT WAS A CHOICE BETWEEN HER. GAME
SUTLER MOVES UP. BULLS STAY DOWN
BRAVES FIRE DIRTY AL GALLAGHER
•CORNERED' GALLAGHER LOSES JOB
GALLAGHER'S FIRING A PUZZLEMENT
AL GALLAGHER ICARTOONI
ULTIMATUM GOT GALLAGHER
BEAUCHAMP TURNS DOWN BULLS POST
ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION INEWSPAPERI ,„.,,„.,
ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS NOW HAVE ELECTRONIC EDITIONS
ATLANTIC BEACH, N.C.
BEACH EXCURSION
SPLISH, SPLASH - - -
12-FOOT WHALE WASHES ASHORE
ATLANTIC CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
BOOK EXPLAINS TESTING FOR PARENTS
BOOK EVALUATES STANDARDIZED TESTS
ATLANTIC CITY (FILM)
LANCASTER PEAKS IN
ATLANTIC C ITY'
ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY
SEE ALSO NEW JERSEY
tb GOES INTO SLOT, 150,000 COMES OUT
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
ACC ASSISTANTS FACE TOUGH ROAD
ACC ALUMNI CLUBS CAN BE BOOST OR BUST
AILANIIC COAST CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL
'IF' STILL HAUNTS COACH K'S EFFORTS
CHESLEY'S DEPARTURE OPENS TV BIDDING ON ACC
NOTES
ACC BASKETBALL BIOS ABUNDANT
METP0SP0RT5 in TELEVISE ACC BASKETBALL
METROSP"RTS GFTS TV RIGHTS TO ACC BASKETBALL
NBA DRAFT TU HIGHLIGHT ACC TALENT
WILLIAMS, WOOO TOP ACC DRAFT CONTINGENT
TWO STARS
TAR HEELS SKIM CREAM OFF PREP COURTS
GREAT EXPECTATIONS: UNC BASKETBALL
3J ACC GAMES SLATED FOR TV
IT'S UNC-BC ON ABC-TV
TALKING TO The COACH
TAR HEEL CAGERS CHOICE IN ACC
LOSS OF BIG GUNS DOESN'T MEAN THE ACC WILL GO POP
SAMPSON LEADS PRESEASON PICKS
THE ACC: THE RACE IS ON FOR SECOND
COLLEGE BASKETBALL SEASON BEGINS IN EARNEST
DUKE, UNC, STATE BEGIN PASkETIALL SCHEDULES
TAR HEELS' WEEK INCLUDES TWO TOUGH ASSIGNMENTS
WAKE FOREST FALLS
MULLEN TOP ROOKIE
NOTES
ACC TEAMS ROLL TO EASY NON-CONFERENCE WINS
BIG 4 TEAMS FACE WORTHY OPPONENTS IN TONIGHT'S GAMES
ACC MATCHUPS HIGHLIGHT WEEK IN BASKETBALL
FOUL SHOTS SAVE ACC
STEPPE. JORDAN HONORED BY ACC
UNC-aUTGERS GAME HEADS LIGHT ACC WEEK
ON PAPER. IT'S l".-?. . .
PASSING PARADE
NEVITT. WARD GET ACC HONORS ._ , ,,
TOURNAMENT SPIRIT: ACC TEAMS TRAVEL EAR AND NEAR FOR HOLIDAY GAMES
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, COACH OF THE YEAR
SFE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL COACHES
SEE ALSO SPORTS, COACHES
DUKE'S O'ARMI ACC'S TOP COACH
DUKE'S O'ARMI VOTED TOP ACC COACH
FORD VOTED TOP COACH; WILSON 2N0
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, CROSS COUNTRY
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
PACK TOPS HEELS IN SOCCER
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
COLLEGE NOTES
wrSOCKI. BRYANT HEAD ACC TEAM
RATING ACC FOOTBALL
C T
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P D
DATE
C
PG
L
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SYL
H 2
5/21/Bl
8
N
H J
5/50/81
1 3
N
H 2
5/51/ai
18
P
N
H 2
6/0'./ai
20
N
S 2
6/0<i/81
1
N
054
H 2
6/06/81
9
N
H 2
6/06/8
12
N
H 2
6/07/8
2
N
H 2
6/14/8
4
P
N
H 2
6/U/8
4
p
N
S 2
6/15/8
1
P
P
T37
H 2
6/17/8
16
N
H 2
6/22/8
I
P
N
H 2
6/22/51
9
P
N
H 2
6/23/81
5
N
H 2
6/24/91
1 3
P
N
H 2
6/26/Bl
4
T
T
R56
H 2
6/26/81
4
N
H 2
6/27/81
2
N
H 2
7/02/81
12
P
N
H 2
7/05/81
8
N
H 2
7/16/81
5
N
H 2
7/18/81
3
N
H 2
7/25/81
9
N
H 2
7/26/81
17
N
S 2
7/2'J/Bl
6
N
H 2
a/15/81
7
N
H 2
10/03/81
3
N
H 2
12/25/81
7
N
H 2
12/27/81
10
N
H 2
12/29/81
1
P
N
S 2
5/05/81
B
1
N
R66
S 2
5/12/ni
B
2
U
018
S 2
5/22/81
1
P
U
013
S 2
6/08/81
D
4
U
R66
H 2
6/26/81
C
2
N
M71
H 2
6/2B/81
8
4
P
N
M71
S 2
7/07/ei
B
2
P
U
ni9
H 2
7/09/fll
I
P
F
M71
H 2
8/21/81
C
1
U
M71
S 2
8/21/81
1
P
N
R66
S 2
11/02/81
A
1
P
N
R66
H 2
11/03/ni
B
2
P
N
M71
S 2
11/03/81
B
2
P
U
R66
H 2
U/04/81
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2
11/08/81
B
2
J
M71
H 2
U/15/81
B
9
N
M71
S 2
9/08/Sl
A
5
N
H 2
6/17/81
C
1
p
P
R9 1
H 2
a/04/31
B
5
p
P
R91
H 2
10/29/81
A
3
N
S 2 11/24/81 6 1 N 008
H 2 12/29/81 A 10 N
H 2 10/23/31
H 2 6/20/81
S 2 5/05/31 3 1 P U 018
H 2 7/29/81 B 1 N
S 2
5/1 1/61
F
F25
H 2
5/13/81
B
N
071
S 2
5/28/81
C
U
018
S 2
6/04/91
C
N
S 2
6/05/81
N
H 2
6/05/81
C
N
S 2
6/08/81
P U
F25
H 2
6/10/81
B
P N
S91
S 2
6/U/31
C
U
018
H 2
6/14/81
6
P N
071
S 2
7/02/81
C
N
H 2
8/16/81
B
N
H 2
9/22/91
B
N
H 2
10/22/81
D
U
018
H 2
11/16/81
B
N
071
H 2
U/22/91
B
F
071
S 2
11/24/91
B
P N
S 2
11/26/81
C
F
F25
S 2
11/27/81
P N
F25
H 2
11/28/81
N
M71
H 2
11/30/31
B
P N
071
S 2
11/30/31
P N
S 2
2/01/81
B
N
S 2
2/02/81
D
U
oia
H 2
2/03/81
N
H 2
2/05/81
N
M7l
H 2
2/07/31
B
N
S 2
2/07/81
N
S 2
2/09/91
B
N
H 2
2/14/91
B
N
S 2
2/19/91
P U
F25
S 2
12/21/31
A
E
S 2
12/22/31
N
H 2
12/27/81
B
N
071
S 2 5/20/81 B 1 P N
H 2 5/21/81 3 P N
H 2 12/03/31 1 N
H 2 n/01/31 8 a P N
S 2 5/15/91 D 2
H 2 7/19/81 B 3
S 2 7/21/81 B 2
N R66
N
U OlS
CAN'T F««E CONCERN
•S WTSOCKI
HONTMLV/ANNUAL
NOIf S
BAL'NCE »CC*5 "H TRiOExaRH
CBUH'S *«SeN*L iCC'^ BEST
B*l.*NCEt *CC FOOT'^ALL NOT EQUAL
xEOIAt COACHES PICH CAROLINA
TOILING TOkaRO VICTORY
COLLEGE football: IT'S UP IN THE AIR
kiffin proves he can act, out he ' '
carolina's crum plays it cool
acc title comfs first - harylano'
Cheer up, things could »e -orse
vetfran players. new coaches "righten blue oevils' prospects
defense carolina's forekost concern after vintage year
STATE'S I-FORHaTION LACKS ONLY A DOT
GROm'S familiarity with ACC REGION A PLUS FOR OfACS
CLEXSON ATTACK RETURNS INTACT AFTER BLEAK '80
■MARYLAND: CLAIBORNE SEEKS IMPROVED PASSING GAME ...
UP The only direction left FOO TcCh
VIRGINIA: MORE ATTENTION TO A WOEFUL PUNTING GAME ...
ACC SCHEDULE
ACC FOOTBALL FINOS LIFE IN AIR GAME
TEN FRESHMEN WORTH WATCHING IN '31
TIGERS SHOULD CHALLENGE HEELS FOR ACC THRONE
The picks
TIGFR DEFEASE READY FOR hERSCHEL WALKER
AN ENL IGhTENING game
SChOFIELD. srruill acc players of week
heels. gop.alers risk perfect ȣc3rds
acc look ing jp
tiliey gets acc honor
branion honored
HAYES' kICkHFFS leave MOLFPACk little TO PRACTICE
ACC ROUNDUP
SChOFIELD SHARES HONOR
DukF. N.C. STATE SEEKING CHANGE IN DIRECTIONS
ACC fnoTBALL UPS ITS ANTE
ACC HONORS ClEMSON STARS
NOTES
'HATE WEEK' FOR THE TERPS
TECH'S LAST CHANCE FOR WIN?
wINLESS CAVS' BEST SHOT FOR WIN COMES SATURDAY
TERPS. HEELS IN CRUOGE m»ich
TAR h=:elS. TE»PS TA-JGLE FOR SHOT AT ACC CROWN
ACC NIXED AGAIN
ACC PLAYERS: LUKE'S EBIMGER GETS HONOR
i-pnssiELE Things
hORTON wins aCC rookie AWARD
JAMES CALLS TV SNUB 'UNFORTUNATE.
Aia WAR EIPFCTEO
DOCTORS GIVE "RYANT OK TO PLAY
8HVANT, WILLIAMS EARN ACC HONORS
NOTES
NCAA CONTRACT RULES LIMIT OPTIONS FOR
FIESTA SOWL ilvlNC HEELS CLOSE LOOK
victory .ill put acc title in tiger paws
all-acc ballot hissing ^IG names
WHO wOULO HAVE ThOuGhT, , .
ACC HONORS yEllOTT
NOTES
NOTFS
CAiSOLINA'S WRYANT shares ACC HONOR
TIGERS ON THE FIELD. SHENANIGANS OFF IT HIGHLIGHTED '91
NOTES
MCINTOSH TOP FROSH
MCINTOSH VQTEn ROOKIE OF YEAR
DREChSLER tops ACC ACADEMIC TEAM
NANNEY RECEIVES JACOBS TROPHY AS TOP BLOCKER
1981: A GOOD YEAR FOR TAR hEELS
BLUE-GRAY OFFENSIVE DISPLAY?
SUBJECTS
PAGE 3i
I/IO/RJ
UNFAIR'
ABC
ATLANTIC C"aST conference. FOOTBALL COACHES
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. COACH OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO SPORTS. COACHES
BALANCE ACC'S '81 TRADEMARK
CRUM'S ARSENAL ACC'S BEST
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. GOLF
THE MYSTERY OF The HIND GAME
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. LACROSSE
CAROLINA WINS. TIES STATE FOR CUP
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. SOCCER
STATE. ClEMSON Clash in KEY SOCCER MATCH
DUKE. ULRICH HEAD ALL-ACC SOCCER
OEvILS Claim first acc win
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. SPORTS. wOMEN
UNC. CLEMSON NET PICKS
GOLF, TENNIS AT OUKE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. TENNIS
CLEMSON WOMEN END UNC ' S REIGN
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. WRESTLING
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
DEVILS ClAI" first ACC WIN
ATLANTIC COAST EICHANGE
FIRM5 'Cleaning up' on waste exchanges
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY IMaGAZINEI
The real hogs
ATLANTIC TOBACCO CO.
JUDGE DELAYS LAW AFFECTING ROLLING PAPERS
DRUG PARAPHERNALIA LAW UPHELD
PARAPHERNALIA RULING PLEASES EDMISTEN
ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO HIROSHIMA
SEE ALSO JAPAN
SEE ALSO NAGASAKI, JAPAN
HIROSHIMA: U.S. VET APPALLED ■<» DESTRUCTION
ATOMIC BOMBS UNNECESSARY IN MM I I
ATOMIC SAFETY LICENSING BOARD
OUKE POWER'S NUCLEAR PLANT MOTION DENIED
AUBREY LEE BROOKS SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
13 STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
KING WINS SCHOLARSHIP
AUBURN UNIV. SPORTS
N
F
S
E
I
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T
Y
P
D
DATE
C
PG
L
P
BYL
s
7/23/81
C
2
U
F25
M
7/28/81
B
2
N
s
7/28/Bl
B
p
U
018
s
7/30/Bl
C
U
F25
M
3/03/81
B
N
H
8/16/Rl
B
N
S91
s
9/17/81
P
U
018
s
3/25/81
B
P
F
F25
s
3/26/RI
p
U
F25
H
9/27/81
N
S9 1
H
9/2R/81
C
U
071
s
9/23/Bl
u
F25
H
3/30/81
G
p
F
S9I
H
9/30/»l
G
p
F
S9
H
9/30/91
G
p
F
S9
H
3/30/81
G
F
S9
H
9/30/81
G
F
S9
H
3/30/91
G
F
S91
H
3/30/81
G
c
S91
H
3/30/81
G
F
S91
H
3/30/ei
G
14
C
I
s
3/31/81
U
F25
s
9/02/91
B
N
F25
H
9/o<./ai
C
U
S91
s
9/0<./81
U
018
s
9/13/81
N
H
9/22/81
3
U
071
s
9/22/81
B
N
s
ID/09/81
D
N
F25
H
10/13/81
B
U
071
s
10/13/81
9
N
s
10/l<./9l
N
H
lO/lS/Bl
N
S91
s
10/19/81
N
s
10/20/91
a
N
H
10/24/81
c
F
071
H
10/25/n
B
U
071
s
10/27/81
B
N
s
10/29/91
C
U
018
H
10/29/81
U
071
s
10/29/81
C
U
018
H
10/30/81
c
N
S9l
s
10/30/81
D
p
F
F25
H
10/31/91
B
F
S9l
H
11/31/81
B
U
171
s
11/0 3/9 1
6
N
s
U/0<i/Rl
D
U
F25
s
ll/0<./9l
D
N
H
I 1/04/91
C
N
S91
s
11/06/81
D
P
F
F25
H
11/07/81
a
p
N
S9l
s
U/10/81
a
N
s
11/11/81
D
U
018
s
11/12/81
c
U
F25
H
11/13/iU
c
N
S9l
H
11/1<./81
B
F
S91
H
ll/lS/81
E
U
071
H
ll/lft/81
B
N
S9l
s
U/17/81
6
P
N
s
U/19/81
C
U
018
s
ll/24/ai
B
U
018
H
U/2<./8l
a
N
H
I 1/29/91
a
F
M71
s
12/02/81
U
019
s
12/0'./8l
p
N
H
12/05/81
D
p
N
s
12/10/81
C
N
H
12/16/91
C
N
s
12/2<./?l
B
P
N
5
12/24/91
a
N
K 2 7/29/91 a 2 N
5 2 7/29/81 B 2 P U 018
H 2 5/03/91 B 2 P F P07
H 2 5/03/91 a I P N
S 2 9/19/91 2 N R66
H 7 11/23/81 B 5 N
S 2 11/28/81 A 9 P N
H 2 10/23/81 C 4 N
S 2 10/23/81 a 2 P N R66
H 2 10/26/81 B 2 N
5 2 U/29/81 A 9 N
H 2 11/09/91 8 1 N
H 2 11/23/91 A 4 E
H 2 10/01/81 A 14
H 2 10/15/91 A 1
S 2 10/15/81 C 10
a/D6/31 3
8/29/91 A
1 P F A20
H 2 5/08/91 A
H I 5/13/91 a I
S 2 5/13/81 C 1
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
u/31/ei
SUBJECTS
p«ce 13
1/10/82
AUBURN JPPOlMrs LIVE TO 0I8ECTa.<'S POSITION
«ueu«N UNIV. SPURTS, BASKETBALL
NEkl OEFENSc, NEM STANDOUT KEY OUnE WIN
AUCTIONS
SeI also nu»HA!i^'N?C., AUCTION OF SURPLUS CITY EOUIPMENT
SEE ALSO FLEA MARKETS
SEE ALSO KOCK TOBACCO AUCTION
AUCTION SET IN HENDERSON
CITY STREET SUEEPER ON THE AUCTION BLOCK
KANT A EaCkhOE or SCRAPER''
CHAMBER TO HOLD AUCTION
QPANGF SOCIETY PLANNING AUCTION
OUKF'S PIO FOR GRANT ENDORSED
1934 PACKARfl SOLD FOR 1350,000
luri I TORS
SEE ALSO DURhAN CITY ACCOUNTING DIVISION
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
HOSPITAL PLANNING NEW AUDIT
CITY'S AUDITORS RECOMMENDED FOR EXTENSION
AU0UI50N SOCIETY ,^„.r,
SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR AUDUBON FILM SERIES
AUGUST
WHO NEEOS AUGUST?
AUGUST OFFERINGS
YOU'RE RIGHT! AUGUST WAS COOLER THAN NORMAL
AUSTRALIA
PACKING THE POUCH
AUTHORS
SEE WRITERS, N.C.
AUTISM
SFE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SUIT ASKS SERVICES FOR AUTISTIC CHILJ
AUTO BATTERY THEFTS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, THEFTS
THIEVES HIT DURHAM-OWNED TRUCKS
AUTO CASUALTY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES
INGRAM CALLS FOR FEDERAL ACT'S REPEAL
AUTO INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FORD MTTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GENERAL MOTORS
SEE ALSO JAPAN, AUTO INDUSTRY , „ ,„„.
"SOMEDAY, SON, THIS WILL ALL BE YOURS-IF YOU'RE NOT CAREFUL!" (CaRTOONI
AUTO INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
DETROIT GETS A BREAK
IMPORT RESTRICTIONS HIT
AUTO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AuTJ CASUALTY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
MILLER FAVORS CAP ON AUTO INSURANCE RATES
LEGISLATORS HITS COMMITTEE'S INSURANCE BILL
GOOD DRIVERS PENALI?ED ON INSURANCE
AUTO INSURANCE: NO AGREEMENT YET ON SOLUTION TO PROBLEMS
PANEL REVERSES VOTE ON LIFTING INSURANCE RATES CAP
AMENOFO INSURANCE BILL SENT TO FLOOR OF SENATE
AUTO INSURANCE BILL GROWS AS IT AGES
ACTION DELAYED ON INSURANCE BILL
SENATE PASSES INSURANCE BILL
INGRAM HAILS INSURANCE LAW
INGRAM MANAGES TO KEEP INSURANCE POWERS INTACT
OFFICIALS DISPUTE EFFECTS OF STATE INSURANCE LAW
DRIVERS WITH POINTS MAY SEE INSURANCE RATES RISE 50t
INSURANCE COSTS WILL INCREASE FOR DRIVERS WHO HAVE POINTS
AUTO INSURANCE TO JUMP 10 PCT. FOR MOST DRIVERS
POCKETBOOK TRAUMAS
RATE BUREAU FILES FOR AUTO INSURANCE BOOST OF 10 PCT.
SAFF DRIVERS' RATES TO DROP TOHOi^ROW
INGHAM CITES CUTS IN PREMIUMS
STATE INSURANCE DEPT. TAKING NO ACTION AGAINST AUTO CLUB
AUTO INSURER WANTS LOWER RATE
INGRAM CALLS FOR FEDERAL ACT'S REPEAL
AUTO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES
INSURANCE CATEGORIES FLFXIBILITY URGED
PANEL ENDORSES ALTERED BILL ON INSURANCE RATES
DUKE MINISTER BACKS BILL TO RAISE DRINKING AGE
TECHNICAL NATURE BLAMED FOR INSURANCE BILLS DELAY
PANEL VOTES TO LIFT INSURANCE RATES CAP
AUTO INSURANCE TO JUMP 10 PCT. FQR MOST DRIVERS
POCKETBOOK TRAUMAS
RATES FOR SOMF DRIVERS INCREASED
AUTO INSURER WANTS LOWER RATE
INSURANCE COMPANY PLANS TO DROP RATES BELOW STATE-APPROVED LEVEL
INGRAM TO OK RATES REDUCTION
INGRAM OKS INSURANCE RATE REQUEST
STATE ALLOWING COMPANY TO SELL AUTO INSURANCE BELOW FIXED RATE
AUTO INSURANCE SURCHARGES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
FACILITY PLANS SMALLEST INSURANCE SURCHARGE
INGRAM LASHES J PROPOSALS
INGRAM CRITICIZES MEASURE
MILLER FAVORS CAP ON AUTO INSURANCE RATES
HOUSE PANEL APPROVES BILL TO E NO AUTO SURCHARGE
LEGISLATORS HITS COMMITTEE'S INSURANCE BILL
LEGISLATORS AMEND INSURANCE PROPOSAL
MOUSE OK'S 9ILL REMOVING SAFE DRIVERS' SURCHARGES
SENATE ALLOWS INCREASE IN LEGAL INTEREST RATES
THE INSURANCE BATTLE: WHO'S THE REAL VICTIM IN AUTO LIABILITY SYSTEM?
LACK OF STUDY PANEL, TECHNICAL HELP HURT AUTO INSURANCE BILLS
INGRAM SEEKS ACTION ON BILL
GOOD DRIVERS PENALIZED ON INSURANCE
SEN. mjTmIS calls INSURANCE COMMISSIONER LIAR
6-YEAR TERMS PROPOSAL ADVANCES
INSURANCE LEGISLATION GETS COMMITTEE OK
DATE
5/10/91
C PG L P HYL
H 2 lJ/31/ni I P N M71
5/02/Bl
B
1 N
5/07/Bl
B
I N
6/OT/ei
C
1 P N
T/li/Bl
B
! N
o/20/ni
C
1 N
1/03/81
e
16 N
2/D7/81
A
2 N
H 2 8/09/Bl A 17 N
H 2 10/09/61 A 12 N SSI
S 2 U/U/Bl C 13
S 2 8/05/ni A 4 E
H 2 8/07/81 A <. E
H 2 9/01/81 6 1 N H60
H 2 9/13/81 i. E
H 2 12/15/81 A a N
H 2 U/03/B1 A 10 N
H 2 12/17/ai A 13 N
H 2 12/31/81 A <■ T T R56
5/08/81
5/08/91
H 2
5/13/81
A
1 1
P N G53
H 2
5/21/81
A
9
N
H 2
6/17/81
A
<,
L
H 2
6/28/81
A
15
N
H 2
7/01/91
C
14
N
H 2
7/02/81
A
8
N
H 2
7/05/81
c
22
N
H I
7/08/81
6
1
N
H 2
7/09/81
B
3
N
H 2
7/10/81
A
1
N
S 2
7/13/81
C
2
J
S 2
7/16/81
A
1
N F30
H 2
7/2'./81
A
1
N
H 2
7/25/81
B
3
N
H 2
7/31/91
A
1
N
S 2
8/03/81
A
4
E
H 2
8/22/81
A
1
H
S 2
9/30/81
A
2
N
H 2
10/01/81
B
3
N
H 2
10/18/81
A
4
N
S 2
12/08/81
A
3
N
H 2
12/17/91
A
13
N
H 2
5/02/81
A
5
N
H 2
5/15/81
C
5
N G53
H 2
5/18/81
B
1
P N G53
H 2
6/05/81
A
16
N
H 2
6/30/81
A
a
N
H 2
7/31/81
A
1
N
S 2
8/03/8
A
4
6
H 2
11/26/8
A
1
N
S 2
12/08/8
A
3
N
H 2
12/09/81
A
15
N
H 2
12/16/81
A
a
N
S 2
12/30/91
A
1
N
H 2
12/31/91
A
1
N
H
2
5/01/81
10
H
2
5/05/81
7
H
2
5/12/81
5
H
2
5/13/81
11
s
5/14/91
11
H
2
5/21/81
9
H
2
5/27/81
5
H
2
5/28/81
6
s
2
5/29/81
12
H
2
5/31/81
5
s
2
6/04/81
12,
H
2
6/16/ai
ly
H
2
6/17/81
4
H
2
6/17/81
12
H
2
6/18/81
6
5
2
6/24/81
14
LT/ANJU4L
1 ■. D f >
12/31/91
SUBJECTS
P4GE 3*
1/10/92
STATE mOuSE approves -EASURE If* HAZAROCUS WASTES DISPOSAL
AUTO I»*SuRa»jCE: NO AGREEMENT Y£T ON SOLUTION TO PROBLEMS
PANEL VOTES n LifT INSURANCE RATES CAP
PANtL REVERSES VOTE 0"! LICTING INSURANCE BATES CAP
AMENDED INSURANCE BILL SENT Tl ClCOR Of SENATE
AuTO INSURANCE ?ILL GROWS AS IT AGES
ACTION DELAYED ON INSURANCE BILL
SENATE PASSES INSURir.CE BILL
INGRAM MAILS INSURANCE LAW
I-JSl LECISlaHiRE: SEOISTRICTINO, gas TA« SETTLED: BUDGET STILL HAS MULES
INGRAM MANAGES Tj KEEP Insurance powers intact
QFflCIALS OISPuTE EFFECTS OF STATE INSURANCE LAW
DRIVERS wIlM POINTS MAY SEE INSURANCE RATES RISE ?at
INSURANCE C^STS WILL INCREASE FOR DRIVERS who mavE POINTS
AUTO INSURANCE '0 JUMP 10 PC T. FOR MOST DRIVERS
REINSURANCE UNIT SETS SURCHARGE
RATES FOR SOME DRIVERS INCREASED
AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AuTj INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF INSURANCE
FACILITY Plans SMALLEST INSURANCE SURCHARGE
HOUSE PANEL APPROVES BILL TO END AuTO SURCHARGE
THE INSURANCE BATTLE: WHO'S THE REAL VICTIM IN JuTQ LIABILITY SYSTEM?
INGRAM MAILS INSURANCE LAW
DRIVERS wITm points may SEE INSURANCE RATES RISE :jOt
REINSURANCE UNIT SETS SURCHARGE
NEW RULES FOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION
INGRAM OKS INSURANCE RATE REOUEST
STATE ALLOWING COMPANY TO SELL AuTO INSURANCE BELOW FIXEO RATE
auTO MAINTENANCE
CAREFUL DRIVERS CARE FOR CARS
AuTO POLLUTION
SEE ALS" AUTOS. EMISSIONS
CHARLOTTE CARS TO BE CHECKED
AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES
PANEL BACKS STaGGEREO FEES
license renewals reported lagging
confusion remains over staggered licenses
Checking on cheaters
PAYING TAXES REauIREHENT BEFORE GETTING Cak LICENSE
auto repair
SEE ALS'l MECHANICS
SEE ALSO SE'VICF STATION ASSOCIATION, N.C
AuIO REPAIR: "IPIY HANDS SPARK STUDY
■REAL CARS' GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN IN JACKSON'S GAR
CAREFUL DRIVERS CARE FOR CARS
AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO SaFE'y
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
UNC PLANS AUTO Safety program
ATHLETES' ACCIDENTS SPARK CONCERN
SAFETY Push needed
SAFETY IS TOP PRIORITY
INSURANCE INDUSTRY TAKES W60NG-HEA0ED APPROACH
CAR SAFETY FOR CHILDREN
AUTO TAaES
SEE MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
AUTOMATED SUPPLY CENTER INC. (VAN NUTS. CALIFORNIA!
EDMISTEN WARNS FIRMS ABOUT FRAUD
AUTOMATIC ?ANK TELLERS
SEE AL5C ?ankS. DURHAM
CCMPuTcR ON MFND
BANKING FIRMS STUDYING SHARING AUTOMATIC TELLERS
TELLER MACHINES: TO SHARE OR NOT TO SHARE
AUTOMATIC PAYROLL DEPOSIT
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C.
STATE OFFICIALS CRITICIZE MEMO
MEMO SPARKS Sharp protest
COURAGE WAS MISSING
AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIPS
SEE AUTOS, DEALERS
AUTOPSIES
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EXAMINER
IF The boot is DECOMPOSED,
CAN A KILLER BE CONVICTED?
AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AuTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE TANKS
SEE ALSO GENERAL MOTORS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE MOTOR CLUB
SEE ALSO USED CAR DEALERS
WITHOUT WHEELS: THERE ARE SOME ADVANTAGES TO AuTOLESS EXISTENCE
DOuBLETAkE
SAFETY IS TOP PRIORITY
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
AUTOS, ANTIauE
SEE ALSO ANTICUES
SEE ALSO AUTOS, HISTORY
1<)3'. PACKARD SOLO FOR 1350,000
HE'S GOT THE SPIRIT
AUTOS, BREAKING AND ENTERING
SEE BREAKING AND ENTERING, AuTOS
AUTOS, CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
COUPLE DELIVER Twins in car
AUTOS, COSTS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, SALES
LEGISLATORS HIKE COSTS FOR DRIVERS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE MAY THINGS ARE
AUTOS, DEALERS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, SALES
SEE ALSO N.C. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO USED CAR DEALERS
DURHAM AUTQ SALES INCREASE
NE. CAR SALES CONTINUE TO IMPROVE IN DURHAM
AUTO DEALERS ASKED TO LIST CARS' MILEAGE
N
F
P
DATE
C PG
H
6/25/ni
S 2
H
6/29/81
A 15
H
6/30/91
A 9
H
7/01/91
C l<.
H
7/0;/91
A 9
H
7/05/Sl
C iZ
H
7/09/91
9 1
H
7/09/91
a 3
H
7/10/91
A 1
H
7/12/91
A 10
^
7/13/91
C 2
s
7/16/51
A I
7/2<,/91
A 1
H
7/29/91
B 3
H
7/31/ei
A 1
H
10/24/91
C 5
H
11/26/91
A 1
5/01/81
5/14/91
5/31/91
7/10/91
7/24/91
10/24/Rl
12/27/81
12/30/91
12/31/91
ID
11
5
1
I
5
19
I
M 2 10/20/91 D IDF
H 2 6/01/ei B 1
9/25/91
9/29/91
ia/a7/91
12/30/81
12/30/91
1 1
1
1
2 9/03/91 D 13 P F
2 10/19/81 C 1 P U H49
2 10/20/81 IDF
7/29/91
7/30/91
3/34/91
9/21/91
11/30/91
12/12/31
S 2 12/01/91 3 5 ' N
9/25/91
10/23/91
10/25/91
533
S33
F78
S 2 9/04/91 C
H 2 9/05/81 A
S 2 9/24/81 A
H 2 7/26/91 A
H 2 5/18/91 a 1 U S36
H 2 7/19/91 A 9 P P T37
S 2 B/21/91 A 4 E
H 2 9/10/81 B 1 1 U
2 12/07/31 A 2
2 12/25/91 A 1
S 2 6/19/91 C 6 N
H 2 7/09/91 All N
H 2 11/06/81 i 1 D U
S 2 6/19/91 A 1
S 2 11/30/81 C 1
H J 12/03/ai B J
K90
S83
MONTHLT/A
INDEX
U/31/81
SUBJECTS
N E
P
S
E
C PC
P»GE 15
l/lO/8i
•uras. EMISSIONS
SEE ALSO AUTO POLLUTION ^ .
MUSfUX SPONSORS TEST OF AUT0MT3ILE EMISSION
KEEPING AIB CLEAN IS GOOD ECONOMICS
AUTOS. ENEPCY EFFICIENT
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSEHVAI ION. N.C.
SEE ALSO Gasoline mileage
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO,..
AUTOS. FIRES
^^RESCUE WORi<ER5''pULL MAN FROM BURNING AUTOMOBILE
AUTOS. HISTORY
SEE ALSO AUTOS. ANTIQUE
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: EARLY TRAFFIC TROUBLES
AUTOS. POOPEPTY TAXES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
NO TAX, NO CARD. NO CAR
'"'see JuTOs''iSEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE FORC MOTOR CO.
SEE GENERAL MOTORS
AUTOS. SAFETY
SEE AUTO SAFETY
AUTOS. SALES
SEE ALSO AUTOS. COSTS
SEE ALSO AUTOS. DEALERS
DURHAM JUTO SALES INCREASE
GUIDE .iHITTEN ON PUYING CARS
NEW CAR SALES CONTINUE TO IMPROVE IN DURHAM
*" ^OLKS AROUND HERE: THE MAY THINGS ARE
AUTOS. THEFTS
SEE ALSO AUTO oATTERY THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
AUTO Chase results in several charges
POLICE CHARGE J MEN
FOUR-COUNTY CAR CHASE ENDS IN GUILFORD WRECK
SHOT FLATTENS TIRE TO END LONG CHASE
MAN IS QUESTIONED IN SLAYING
MAN KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS; CAR STOLEN
MAN REPORTS ROBBERY
KIDNAP COUNT RfllNCS TERM
AUTOMOBILE IS STOLEN FROM LOT
MAN ACCUSED OF BREAK-IN
COOKE CHARGED WITH CAR THEFT
IBOMASVILLE USED CAR LOT NOW PROTECTED
CAR. «i3Q STJLEN FROM COUPLE
AUTOS. VANDAL ISM
SEE ALSO VANOALIS^F DURHAM
CARS VANOALWFD IN 1-65 MOTEL LOTS
VANDALS HIT CARS AT 3 MOTELS
AVALANCHE
SEARCHERS LEAD N.C.
AVIATION GROUP INC. , ,,,,
N.C. ENGINEERS SEE liaz AS LACKLUSTER
AVITOOL
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
PIGEONS NOT WANTED AT BRIGHTLEAF
AWARDS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL. AWARDS
SEE ALSO DANIELS-OANIELEY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
SEE ALSO FELLOWSHIPS
SEE ALSO "FLEECE OF THE YEAR"
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR BRAVERY AND HEROISM
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE AWARDS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF N.C. INC.
SEE ALSO JAMES BRYANT CONANT AWARD
SEE ALSO -AYFLJWER SOCIETY AWARD
SEE ALSO MORRISON AWARD
SEE ALSO NATIONAL MEDAL Of SCIENCE
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO 0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
SEE ALSO ORDER OF THE LONG LEAF PINE
SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD TO YOUTH
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO REWARD
SEE ALSO ROBERT F. KENNEDY BOOK AWARDS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SIR WALTER RALEIGH AWARD
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
EXTENSION AGENT RECEIVES AWARD
SPEAKERS GROUP HONORS TAR HEEL
RECEIVE AWARDS
HARRIS WINS SERVICE AWARD
WORKERS' GROUP PRAISES WATKINS
FIREMAN OF YEAR IS NAMED
NORTON HONORED BY BELK
BELK LEGGETT HONORS HORTON FUR SERVICE
FELTS GETS HEALTH AWARD
DUKE STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS
DUKE STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS
DISTRICT AWARD WINNERS
SMITH WINS MANN AWARD
AYCOCK BIRTHPLACE
EAST. WEST DIFFER
AZALEAS
DON'T HUNCH THE AZALEAS
B-I BOMBERS
SEE AIRCRAFT, BOMBERS
B C B GARAGE
MAN ACCUSED OF BREAK-IN
COOKE CHARGED WITH CAR THEFT
CLIMBERS OFF MOUNTAIN wHERE 11 DIED
S 2 5/08/81 C 2 P N
H 2 10/16/81 A <. L
H 2 6/15/81 B 1 G a93
H 2 ID/23/81 All N
S 2 IZ/O'./ai C 3 U D<,3
S 2 6/I9/S1 A 4 E
6/n/Bl
11/26/81
11/30/81
H 2 5/28/81 E I U
s
2
6/10/81
C
5
2
6/2'./ei
C
H
2
T/07/ai
a
H
H
2
1
7/28/81
7/30/81
A
B
1 I
H
2
a/c/ei
9
s
2
8/04/81
B
H
2
3/06/81
B
s
2
9/26/81
H
2
10/22/81
17
s
10/22/81
10
H
2
U/2''/8l
10
H
2
12/10/81
1 3
I G GRILL
SOFTBALL
IN SEASON
H 2 lO/2"/8l C 5
H 2 5/11/81 A <,
H 2 10/22/81 A 17/
S 2 10/22/81 A 10
H 2 5/0<./8l
N
H 2 9/25/81 A l<.
S 2 9/25/81 <. N
S 2 6/23/81 A 12 N
H 2 12/20/81 D 9 N
H 2 12/2'./81 B 1<. N
H
I
S/20/91
B
p
N
H
I
3/21/81
B
P
N
s
2
3/25/8 .
A
P
P
s
2
8/26/81
A
10
H
H
1
8/27/8 ,
8
H
H
1
a/27/8
B
N
H
9/01/8
A
P
N
s
2
9/02/8
c
12
N
s
2
10/16/8
c
N
H
2
11/26/81
B
N
s
2
11/26/81
C
26
N
H
2
12/23/81
B
P
P
s
2
12/2'./81
A
N
M0NIMLY/4N'NUAL
1 N fc <
u/31/ai
SUOJECTS
C fC L P 1*L
31.uf JAYS. CeillCS SUE ONE AMTHEH OVER AINGE
6E.G IN NATIONALS TODAY; BOCKHOrtN TO RICHMOND
a C '*. PIPE SHOP, PIC.
FACES IN OuPmam: .joRkING HARD
?nr< INVESTMENTS INC.
COUNCIL APPROVES OEMOLISMING HOUSE
P. EVERETT jnROAN PAX
JORDAN LAKE GATES WILL CLOSE SEPT. 1
HERE'S Guide fop ory tour of lake ar^a
HATERS PF JOROAN LAKE BEGIN RISING TOMORROW
JORDAN GATES TO CLOSE TODAY
DAM jAMMEn AS GATES SHUT
JOROAN: THE LAKf HAS SEEN LONG TIME IN HAKING
THE MAGIC MO'IENT
OFFICIALS FEAR POLLUTION OF JOROAN LAKE
AT THE JOROAN 0AM
YES. FOLKS, THERE IS A JORDAN LAKE
a. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
DURHAM AND THE RESEAKCH PARK: NEU LOOK AT THE GROWTH FACTORS
SEAPLANES? CORPS CONSIDERS JORDAN LAKE
INVASION' NO. IT HAS JUST THE U.S. ARMY PRACTICING
USE OF SEAPLANES ON LAKE OPPOSED
JORDAN LAKE GATES HILL CLOSE SEPT. I
HERE'S GUIDE FOR DRY TOUR OF LAKE AREA
HATERS Cf JORDAN LAKE BEGIN RISING TOMORROW
JORDAN GATES TO CLOSE TODAY
DAM JAMMED AS GATES SHUT
JOROAN: THE LAKF HAS BEEN LONG TIME IN MAKING
THE MAGIC MOMENT
OFFICIALS FEAR POLLUTION OF JOROAN LAKE
AT The JORDAN DAM
CANE CRFEK GROUP OPENS LEGAL OFFICE IN DAM FIGHT
CANE CREEK GROUP STILL FIGHTING
JORDAN LAKE LEVEL RISES TO 31 FEET
YES. FOLKS. There is a JORDAN LAKE
JOROAN LAKE ..ON ' T HAVE SEAPLANE AREAS
HATER FROM LAKE AIDS CAPE FEAR
JORDAN LAKE HHRKSHOP SET
8. EVERETT JORDAN RESERVOIR
RESERVOIR OELAY SDUGmT
cane creek foes hope mar's hon
■"abe ruth league
see also pase-iall
see also little league baseball
close call
baseball: Pure ano simple
tournaments set for ruth all-stars
rhodes picks jucq trail
baby sitters
youngsters are certified to sit
girl saves child as building collapses
BAChE GROUP
SEE BACHE halSEY STUART SHIELDS. INC.
BACHE HALSEY STUART SHIELDS. INC.
FIRMS PLAN TO EXPAND DQWNTOHN
DURHA- BUSINESSES EXPANDING OFFICES
UPBEAT NOTE FOR OOHNTOhN
BROKERAGE FIRM PLANS EXPANSION
BUILDING RENOVATION DELAYS MOVE
BROKERAGE FIR" LEASES SPACE IN BANK
BACKACHE
SEE ALSO PAIN
TALK HILL DEAL WITH COMMON BACK PROBLEMS
BACKYARD WILDLIFE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HILOLIFE SANCTUARY
YOU TOO CAN 8E A WILDLIFE HERO.
RIGHT IN YOUR OHN BACKYARD
BAD CHECKS
SEE ALSO Checking accounts
SEE ALSO checks
76-YEAa-OLO GIVEN PROBATION FOR CHECKS
GUUIY PLEA MADE TO CHECK CHARGE
FAKE LICENSES USED TO PASS BAO CHECKS
CITY OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY
PLAN COULD STEM BAD CHECKS
SEMINAR TO HELP MERCHANTS BATTLE SHOPLIFTING
SHARP EYES CAN AVOID BAO CHECKS IN STORE
BAO DEBTS
SEE ALSO BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO 0E1T0RS' LAW
SEE ALSO DEFAULT
SEE ALSO N.C., DEBT COLLECTION
COUNCILMAN ORDERED TO PAY JUDGMENT
JUDGE ORDERS COUNCILMAN TO PAY JUDGMENT. INTEREST
BAHA'I FAITH
VIOLENCE: MANKIND'S IMMATURITY
UNITED NATIONS DAY WILL BE CELEBRATED
BAHAMA RURITAN CLUf
SEE ALSO RURITAN CLUBS
INSTALLS OFFICERS
BAHAMA VOLUNTEER FIRE 06PT.
FIRES Mil ^ HOMES IN COUNTY
BAHAMAS I ISLANDS)
SNORKfLING: A WORLD THAT NEVER SEEMS REAL IN PICTURES
BAIL 30N0S
SEE ALSO CRIMES. N .C . ISEF ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMESI
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
MENTAL GEAR-SHIFTING
BONOS SET AT 11 MILLION
STATE RECOMMENDS AGAINST PROSECUTION
BONDS SET FOR ORuG SUSPECTS
OFFICIALS wILL NOT PROSECUTE BAILIFF
LICENSE HEARING OPENS OLD PROBE
DETECTIVE 'SHOCKED' dY RULING
JUDGE REDUCES BONOS
BONO REINSTATED IN ROBBfRY CASE
JUDGE REINSTATES BONO TO 150.000
BAILEY, BANKS AND BIODLE JEWELRY
9/26/81
9/04/8 1
S 2 U /14/81 A 1 P P TJ7
H 2 7/0<)/ai a I N
H
8/14/81
B
H
N
HbO
H
a/14/Pl
E
M
N
s
a/Ji/Ri
C
N
H
9/01/ei
3
N
H
9/02/ai
A
P
N
H60
H
9/02/81
B
N
H60
s
9/02/81
C
P
P
C56
s
9/02/81
C
18
N
H
9/02/Bl
B
P
P
C56
H
10/01/81
A
P
P
C56
H
5/24/81
P
F
H
6/ii/ai
B
T
U
H60
H
7/21/81
B
N
H6n
H
7/21/81
t
N
H
a/l4/ni
B
M
N
H60
H
8/14/81
B
M
N
s
3/31/ni
C
N
H
9/01/81
6
N
H
9/02/81
A
P
N
H60
H
9/02/81
B
N
H60
S
9/02/81
C
P
P
C56
s
9/02/81
C
IB
N
H
9/02/81
B
P
P
C56
H
9/04/81
A
N
M23
S
9/04/81
A
N
H
9/09/81
B
N
H
H
10/01/81
10/10/81
A
e
P
P
N
C56
H
10/18/81
B
N
H60
H
10/20/81
c
N
S 2 7/29/81 C I N H68
H 2 7/30/81 A 1 N H68
S 2 7/18/81 2 P P H99
S 2 7/16/81 C 3 U Rt>6
5 2 7/21/81 B 3 N R66
S 2 7/24/81 2 P F C09
S 2 6/19/81 B 1
H 2 6/27/81 A 12
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
7/15/81
7/15/81
7/21/31
10/06/81
10/07/81
12/02/81
N F78
N
E
N F7a
N S83
N sa3
H 2 9/04/81 A 10
H 2 11/20/81 IDF W66
H 2 5/31/Sl A 2 1 P N
H
7
6/16/81
A
1 I
N
H
6/23/81
B
I
N
1 )()
H
10/24/81
(.
1/
N
s
11/05/81
1
8
N
s
U/12/81
(
1
N
Srt 3
s
11/24/81
b
1
N
583
H 2 7/30/81 B 1 P N S51
S 2 7/30/81 » 8 N
H 2 7/04/81 A 4
S 2 10/23/81 C 6
N
S 2 12/10/81 B a P P r37
H 2 11/28/81 C 1 P N
H 2 5/01/81 5 F G33
s
6/12/91
A
F
s
8/19/81
(
N
us;
H
a/20/81
11
N
851
H
a/20/81
r
N
s
a/20/81
A
N
H
12/02/81
II
N
851
H
12/29/»l
H
N
HSl
^
12/29/81
P
1 2 •-
N
H
12/30/81
B
N
851
s
12/30/81
A
N
HONTMLV/
N N U A L
I N D £ «
12/31/81
SUBJECTS
OiGE 57
1/10/82
OU"ONDS A«E « BHIQE'5 BEST f«IENO »r BAILEY, bANKS £. BIUDLE lAOl
CITY'S AUDITORS KECOMMENOEO FOR EXTENSION
SEE COURTS, DURMAH COUNTY. BAILIFFS
BALANCED GROWTH
SEE ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE INDUSTRIAL OE VELOPMENT , N.C.
SEE N.C. STATE GOALS ANO POLICY bOARO
BALO EAGLE
SEE EAGLES
SEE ALSO POLSHQI BALLET
SEE ALSO DANCE
youth, adults on their tofs for company
ball00nist5
see also adventure
see alsn hot air palloons
Shat's that in The sky? not a bird, not a plane
balloons
away they go
HESSaGE GETS ANSWER
BALLOONS, HOT AIR
SEE HOT AIR BALLOONS
BALLOONS ANO TUNES „„„^,r
BALLOONS -N- TUNES FOR FUN -N- PROFIT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: HOW'S THAT AGAIN?
BANGLADESH „^^
THE CHALLENGE OF BANGLADESH
BABY BOOM IN BANGLADESH
BANK DEPOSITS
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P PYL
P DATE
H 2 6/28/81 G 2 P A
H 2 lO/C/ai A 12 N
H 2 9/13/81 D 2 P F LS".
5 2 7/02/81 3 P F PTl
H 2 5/23/Pl A 1 P P T37
S 2 7/22/81 CI N F30
H 2 11/26/81 A 13 P F
H 2 8/06/81 B 1 U
H 2 6/13/91 A I,
H 2 7/OS/81 D <.
BANK FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
3 FORMER BANKERS INDICTED
BANK MERGERS
SFE MERCERS IGENERAL MEADINGI
RANK OF N.C.. HAW RIVER BRANCH
HAW RIVER 10 LOSE ONLY BANK
PA\K RTEEERIFS. DU»H»M
SFE ALSO ARMED POBBFRY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, fluRHAM
DURHAM OANK ROBPEO
ARMED MAN RnsS ''ANK ON ROXBQRO
BANK ROBBER IS STILL SOUGHT
WANTED
TELLER lOENTIFIfi GUNMAN
GUNMAN ROBS DURHAM BANK
BANK BRANCH ROEBED NEAR SOUTH SOUARF
POLICE SEARCH FOR LEADS IN BANK ROBBERY
POLICE HAVE NO SUSPECTS IN TUESDAY BANK HOLDUP
ARMED MAN ROBS 3ANK ON ERWIN RD.
POLICE SEEK MAN
•81 N.C. BANK ROBBERIES FEWER, COSTLIER
BANK ROBBERIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ARMfO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO BOBBERY, N.C.
SENTENCES GIVEN IN ROBBERY
DRAGNET CATCHES VACATIONERS
LAWYER Charged IN BANK ROBBFRY
JUDGE ORDERS PSYCHIATRIC EXAM
GUNMAN ROBS CHARLOTTE BANK
TEAR GAS MAY HAVE HIDDEN HOLDUP
■81 N.C. BANK ROBBERIES FEWER, COSTLIER
FBI SAYS CRACKDOWN CUI BANK ROBBERIES
GREENSBORO BANK OFFICE IS ROBBED
BANK ROBBERY CHARGE FILED
TWO RTB°ERS LOSE LOOT, GUN
FBI CHARGES TWO IN ROBBERY CASE
MAN INDICTED ON ROBBERY CHARGE
CHAPEL HILL BANK HOLDUP IS TOWN'S 3R0
CAR SOUGHT IN ROBBERY
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ROBBERY
MINISTER HELD HOSTAGE DURING ROBBERY SHOT
COUPLE Eludes dragnet by fbi
N.C. BANK ROBBED
ARMED MAN ROBS BANK IN RALEIGH
MAN ROBS BANK IN RALEIGH
CHARLOTTE MAN CHARGED WITH BANK ROBBERY
PAIR HOLDS UP CCa BRANCH IN GREENSBORO
BANK ROBBERIES. U.S.
SEE ALSO ARMED R0B6ERY, U.S.
N.C- MAN WANTED ON MURDER CHARGE ARRESTED IN TEXAS
FBI NABS 2 FOR FLORIDA BANK ROBBERY
BANKERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK t TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP. I
SEE ALSO N.C. BANK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. BANKERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO NORTHWESTERN BANK
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
MONEY MARKET FUNDS CONCERN BANKERS
BANKERS WILL SEEK INTEREST RATE HIKES, BANKRUPTCY LAW CHANCES
BANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO PANKS, U.S. ISFE ALSO NAMES OF BANKSI
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
ANALYST SAYS BANKS STYMIED BY REGULATIONS
ANALYST SAYS OUTDATED LAWS ARE HURTING BANKS
BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO BAD DEBTS
H 2 7/28/81 A 8
H 1 11/2',/ai b I
S 2
5/07/81
A
N
XO".
H 2
s/oa/81
A
P
N
S 2
5/08/81
C
N
K90
S 2
5/15/91
A
P
P
S 2
6/09/81
B
N
U57
S 2
a/0<./81
A
N
U57
H 2
8/05/81
c
N
S 2
8/05/81
A
N
H 2
8/06/81
B
N
H 2
8/25/91
B
N
S 2
8/25/91
B
P
N
U57
S 2
9/25/81
A
N
H
5/23/81
3
N
H
6/0<./ei
10
N
H
7/23/81
N
H
7/2'./81
N
H
a/Ci/ai
N
s
9/03/91
N
s
9/25/91
N
H
9/26/81
10
N
H
9/30/81
1".
N
H
10/08/81
22
N
H
10/2'./81
N
H
11/04/81
N
H
I /05/ai
N
H
1 /13/ai
N
S
1 /16/ni
N
H
1 /18/91
N
H
11/21/91
N
H
11/25/81
N
5
11/30/91
N
S
12/14/81
N
H
12/15/91
N
H
12/16/91
N
H
12/30/91
12
N
H 2 ia/l9/Pl A 1 1
S 2 11/10/81 a 7
s/j'./ai A
10/23/81 C
H 2 12/09/81 B
S 2 12/09/81 C
KP N F7e
1 P N S83
1/10/82
S I T
N 6 ELY
P 0»TE C CC L 3»t.
SEE «LSO DEFAULT
SiKKRUPTCIES MiVE SIONIFICiNT 1NC»6»SE
PLINS fOR lO«NS to fI"H »»6 flLED
OFBT COLLECTOBS L[«E SiNKBuPTCT BILL
BANKdUPTCIES INCREASt IN NORTH CIPOLINA
SUIT »G«INST 1H5 ',£EnS 1215,000
TRUSTEE CL1I1S IRS TOOK TOO NUCM MOSEY
FORMER "ILL EMPLOYEES FILE CO-PLAlNT
The FRuIT OF nisTRuST IN TnE LAW
RESTAURANT MANAGER FACES SUIT
SUIT CLAIMS RESTAURANT m|smanaGEO
BANKRUPTCIES UP I06X IN GREENSBORO COURT
COURT elCUSES NORTHMESTFRN FROM SUIT
BUSINESS FAILURES ON RISE IN N.C.
MISPLACED INDIGNATION
BANKRUPTCY COURT, DURHAM
SEE U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT
BANKRUPTCY LAWS
SEE ALSO DEBTORS' LAW
HOUSE PANEL SACKS BILL ON BANKRUPTCY
N.C. SENATE PASSES TICKET iuOTA BAN
BANKRUPTCIES HAVE SIGNIFICANT INCREASE
BILL TO UNSEAL ADOPTION RECORDS DRAWS COMMENT
LEGISLATURE CLOSE TO ENACTING BANKRUPTCY BILL
BANKRUPTCY "ILL COuLO ENCOURAGc 0E3T-OOOGING
MINIMUM WAGE INCREASE OK •
BANKRUPTCY LA« RAISES PROBLEMS
BANKRUPTCIES UP noX IN GREENSBORO COURT
BANKRUPTCY SU*^JECT OF FORUM
PULLEY SEEKS TELAY IN EFFECTIVE DATE OF BANKRUPTCY ACT
PANEL APPROVES STATE'S SALARY PACKAGE
SMALL BUSINESSES GET ADVICE ON CUSTOMER CREDIT
HOUSE VOTES TP DELAY BANKRUPTCY BILL
SENATE VOTES BRIEF DELAY FOR BANKRUPTCY BILL
DEBTORS LA« EFFECTIVE JAN. 1
BANKERS WILL SEEK INTEREST RATE HIKES. BANKRUPTCY LAW CHANGES
BANKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO AUTOMATIC BANK TELLERS
SEE ALSO Checking accounts
SEE ALSO Savings accounts
SEE ALSO SAVINGS anO loan associations, DURHAM
FOLKS abound HERE: FROGGY GONE ABANKING
CUSTOMERS MAY GET CHECK-PROCESSING HIKES
MIKE SIGNALS DEREGULATION
DURHAM BANKERS FORESEE ALL SAVERS KUSH TOMORROW
BANKS OFFER CUSTOMERS EXTRA HOURS
ALL SAVERS' RUSH BIPECTED TODAY
DURHAM ALL SAVERS BUSINESS BRISK TODAY
ALL SAVERS SELL BRISKLY
MANY DuBham all savers buyers TRANSFERRING FUNDS
OORham savers EiaminE ALL INVESTMENT OPTIONS
EARNINGS/OIVIDENOS
2 BANKS OPEN TOMORROW
DURHAM HOMEOWNERS TO GET HELP ON REPAIRS
FINANCIAL FIRMS POISED FOR BATTLE OF IRA FUNDS
BANKS, HISTORY
BANKING'S BENCHMARK
BANKS, INTERNATIONAL
BANKING'S BENCHMARK
ftAjuirC^ ju f
SEE ALSO AUTOMATIC PAYROLL DEPOSIT
SEE ALSO BANKERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO Checking accounts
SEE ALSO ELFCT<ONIC FUNDS TRANSFER
SEE ALSO FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD
SEE ALSO FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FI9ST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. lOIVISIQN OF FIRST UNION CORP. I
SEE ALSO INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. BANK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. BANKERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO NORTHWESTERN BANK
SEE ALSO PlanTEBS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. (GENERAL HEAOINGI
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO WAChOVIA Bank AND TRUST CO.
BaITlFLINES SFT on interest BILL
ENTERPRISING
BANKING INOUSTHY Shows it CAN SURVIVE RECESSION
organizers to describe bank plans
Chapel hill bank aims for oct. opening
interest bill amended by panel
higher interest rates bills enacted
senate allows increase in legal interest rates
BANKS ANNOUNCE m^bgER
BACKEBS OF Chapel hill bank hope to get charter JULY 22
FURTHER TAA HIKES WON'T COME UP THIS SESSION
COMPETITION CAUSING BANKS TO OFFER MORE
CheCk-wR ITING COSTS TO RISE
STATE Charters chapel hill bank
BANKERS: INTEREST RATES DON'T DETER BORROWERS
Chapel hill bank GETS NEW NAME
SAVERS CAN GET TAX BREAK
N.C. BANKS MAY SELL NOTFS ON OCT. 3
BRITON PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD
BANKS SAY BUSINESS GOOa ON SATURDAY
LOWER INTEREST SEEN CUTTING ALL SAVERS DEMAND
F0RME3 5ANK PRESIDENT GETS l-YEAR SENTENCE
2 EX-OFFICERS OF BANK GIVEN PRISON T£RMS
ALL SAVERS Funds follow U.S. TREND
EARNINGS: FIRST UNION REPORTS HUGE GAIN IN THIRD QUARTER
BANKING FIRMS STUDYING SHARING AUTOMATIC TELLERS
2 TAR HEEL BANKS TO OPEN TOMORROW FOR ALL SAVERS
MERGER PROPOSAL WITHDRAWN
Three n.C. Ianks lower prime Rates
plan coulo stfm bad checks
N.C. MORGAGE Bates may be coming DOWN
MERGES TO COST SOME N.C. BANKS
HOARDERS CAUSE PENNIES SHORTAGES
BANKS, U.S. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKSI
SEE ALSO BANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO Checking accounts
SEE ALSO FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
SEE ALSO INTEBSTate Banking
SEE ALSO PRIME INTEREST RATE
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
VERMONT BANKER DOESN'T EXPECT VAST CHANGES IN U.S. XANPCING
FLA. FIRM WANTS TO BUY BANK SOUGHT BY NCNB
S/ll/Bl
5/30/ei
6/10/91
7/10/81
7/29/fll
7/2'5/91
3/01/91
a/02/91
3/12/Pl
9/13/91
9/2<./ai
9/27/91
11/30/91
12/10/91
1
1
I
1
12
1
10
9
6
E
N B51
5/01/n
A
!<•
N
051
5/16/91
A
1 <•
N
5/19/ni
H
1
N
Ktn
5/2<./9l
I
1
N
r,5i
5/29/91
A
1 h
N
r.53
6/01/91
A
<>
F
6/07/91
A
9
N
6/16/81
A
S
1
9/24/81
A
9
N
9/29/91
1'
;
N
SHf
10/06/91
A
9
P N
',51
10/07/91
(,
U
N
10/08/81
A
16
N
F79
10/09/91
H
1
N
G5 3
10/09/91
A
1 ?
N
05 3
lO/n/91
B
1
N
Gii
S 2 10/23/91 C
H 2 7/02/91 B ITU
s
7/23/91
N
sai
s
9/29/Bl
N
SS3
s
10/01/91
N
Sfl3
5
10/01/91
N
Srt 1
H
10/02/91
N
F71
s
10/02/81
N
Srl3
H
10/03/91
N
FI9
s
10/03/91
N
S91
s
10/12/91
N
S91
H
10/25/81
I 3
N
5
10/30/81
N
S
12/23/91
N
K9<l
H
12/31/91
P N
F^8
H 2 12/05/81 A 4 E
H 2 12/05/81 A 4 E
5/01/91 A
5/02/81 A
5/07/81 A
5/10/91 A
5/12/81 e
5/15/91 A
5/29/81 A
5/29/91 C
6/11/91 8
6/19/91 A
7/03/91 C
7/18/81 A
7/20/91 A
7/23/91 B
9/03/91 A
9/05/81 C
9/20/81 A
9/24/91 A
9/30/91 A
10/04/91 A
10/08/91 A
10/16/91 A
10/17/81 A
10/17/91 A
10/18/91
10/2 3/91 C
LO/30/91 A
10/30/91 C
11/0 3/9 1 A
11/05/Bl C
11/16/91 A
11/20/81 C
11/28/91 a
6/29/ai
9/10/81 8
MONTHLY/*
H H U i I
5/01/al
INDEX
lJ/31/81
P»GE 39
l/lO/8i
I r
PC L P 3VL
N.C. ?«NKErt SEES CRUCUL TIME
• NALrST S»YS RANKS STYNIEO BY KEGUHTIONS
ANALYST SAYS OUTDATED LAWS AHE HUiJTI.NC 3ANKS
BANNED BOOKS
SEE CENSOBSMIP
BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME OF N.C.
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
SEE ALSO ORPHANAGES
PROeLEH PREGNANCIES
■BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO GENERAL 8APTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHEPN BAPTIST CONVENTION
HOOERATES, FUNOAHFNTALISTS VYING POP CONTROL Of BAPTISTS
BAPTISTS CAN'T DICTATE CITY TAX SPENJING
'BIBLICAL RECORDER' EDITOR PLANS TO RETIRE NEXT YEAR
BAPTISTS PLAN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
BARBECUE
COOKING OUT'S FUN. THRIFTY
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE 'CUE SCARE
•CUE cook: PREAChFR ROTATES FROM PULPIT TO BARBECUE PIT
FOLKS AROUND HERE
HITE REPORT, ?URP. INCLUDES NOTHING SEXY TO STEM OVER
'CuIST CONFESSES. 'I EAT RIBS AND CHICKEN, TOO'
U STILL HOSPITALIZED IN FOOD POISONING
SALMONELLA MAY HAVE CAUSED FOOD POISONING
SALMONELLA BLAMED FOR FOOD POISONING
N.C. HEALTH OFFICIALS CONFIRM FOOD PO t SON ING- SALMONELLA LINK
FILM TELLS HISTORY, HOW-TO OF BARBECUE
BAR BEE ROAD
BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON AMBULANCE REGULATION
BARBERS, DURHAM
FLATTOPS 'OUT' FOREVER, FORMER BARBER SAYS
BARBFR5» U«S
WOMAN BARPER, ■)<,, MUST PACK UP CLIPPERS
Barbershop quartets
SEE society for the preservation c encouragement of barbershop Quartet singing
Bar BERSHnp^
SEE ALSO SOCIETY FOR THF PRESERVATION (. ENCOURAGEMt NT OF BARBERSHOP QUARTET SINGING
FOLKS AROUND HERE: BARBERSHOP OUET H 2
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: HAIR STYLE WAS CHANGED S 2
BARNFS GULF SERVICE STATION
LAST Gambling raid charges dismissed h 2
barnhill contracting co. itarboro, n.c.i
state officials to study road firm's profit s 2
barnwell, s.c.
southfrn statfs consider regional n-waste dump h 2
barrier islands
see also beaches, n.c.
SEE ALSO Outer banks, n.c.
FLOOD INSURANCE CUTOFF COULD HIKE PRICES
GFOLOGISTS receive grant to STUDY ISLANDS
GEOLOGISTS GET BOOKS GRANT
"ARRUS CONSTRUCTION CO. IKINSTON, N.C.I
SEE ALSO ASHLAND-WARREN, INC.
BANNED FIRM SUBMITS LOW BID
DECISION OuE ON PAVING BID
BOARD REJECTS ALL PAVING 9I0S FOR STATE PARK
DELAWARE FIRM AGREES TO PAY STATE J1.9 MILLION
BASEOALL
SF£ ALSO BABE RUTH LEAGUE
SFE ALSO BEThESDA athletic ASSOCIATION BASEBALL TEAMS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
SFE ALSO CHICAGO Cups
SEE ALSO CLEVELAND INDIANS
SEE ALSO KINSTON EAGLES (BASEBALL TEAMI
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO LOS ANGELES DODGERS
SEE ALSO NEW YORK METS
SFE ALSO NEW YORK YANKEES
SEE ALSO N.C. COLLEGIATE SUMMER BASEBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO NOSTALGIA
SEE ALSO PITTSdURGH PIRATFS
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASEBALL
SEE ALSO ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO WORLD SERIES
BASEBALL SUPERSTITIONS
COVERING THE GAME WITH DIRT
AREA PLAYERS DOT MINORS
CABLE TELEVISION OFFERS RELIEF FOR BASEBALL JUNKIES
BOWIE AT THE BAT
RECYCLING MANAGERS
SUMMER LEAGUE BASEBALL OPENING NEXT SUNDAY
THE INEPT OWNERS
GASTON RECALLS IMPORTANT WHIFF
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK
AWARDS FOR A STRIKE-SHORTENED BASEBALL SEASON
NO IDLE BRAINS
BILLY MARTIN ACTED LIKE A 3-YEAR OLD
EXCITEMENT, NOT TORPOR
DREAM PROMOTIONS
CLOSE CALL
BASEBALL: PURE AND SIMPLE
RADIO SHOULD RECREATE THE CLASSICS
TOURNAMENTS SET FOR RUTH ALL-STARS
RHODES PICKS JUCO TRAIL
POLL SAYS BASEBALL LOSING FANS
TAYLOR TERMITES
BETH6SDA Champs
BASEBALL FEVER: REDS HAVE LOST IT
'BILLYBALL' TO PREVAIL?
BACK TOGETHER WITH BASEBALL
THEY'RE TALKIN' BASEBALL. . .
WEAVER OUTLASTS lit. COLLEAGUES
A MUDDLING OF MANAGERS
•81 SEASON MAY BE THE CURE FOR BASEBALL FEvFR
BEAUCMAMP TURNS DOWN BULLS POST
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
BASEBALL, N.C.
H \ 10/02/81 B 1 N
H 2 12/09/81 S 1 P N F78
S 2 12/09/81 C 1 P N S83
H 2 9/16/81 A
2 5/01/81 C 10 N
2 6/23/81 DHL
2 10/02/81 A 1 N
2 10/20/81 C a N
H
6/0<./81
C
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H',5
H
7/24/81
B
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8/08/81
6
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N
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H
9/02/81
B
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9/06/Bl
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9/07/81
10/09/81
3
B
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10/10/81
A
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10/13/81
a
N
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10/13/81
B
9
N
H
11/05/81
C
10
U
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H 2 9/09/81 A l", N S51
H 2 5/10/81 CI U L57
H 2 3/18/81 b 5 N
7/25/81
9/25/81
C
B
1
3
5/07/81
A
I
6/23/81
A
3
8/18/81
A
1
H 2 3/23/81 A 18
S 2 9/1 1/81 A 1 1
H 2 9/12/81 B l".
S 2 5/19/81 a 7
H 2 5/20/ei 8 4
H 2 5/21/ai e 5
H 2 6/13/81 4 3
(SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHODLSI
H
5/10/81
a 1
. P F
M71
H
5/17/81
B
. u
G19
H
5/17/81
B
, u
H71
s
5/20/81
u
F25
s
5/27/81
P W
F25
s
5/29/81
u
D18
H
5/31/81
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N
s
6/05/81
u
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H
6/07/61
a
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s
6/13/81
A
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R66
s
6/16/ei
u
R66
H
6/17/31
B
u
071
H
6/29/81
A
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H
7/08/31
A
L
H
7/12/81
B
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M71
s
7/15/81
P P
H99
s
7/16/81
c
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R66
s
7/20/81
D '
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F25
s
7/21/81
B
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s
7/24/8
D
P F
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8/16/8
B
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9/23/8
P P
s
9/2I./B
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10/02/31
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10/07/81
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R66
H
10/08/81
u
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H
10/11/81
B
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M71
H
10/17/31
a 3
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H
10/21/81
c
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H
11/01/81
C
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11/15/31
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12/30/81
B
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P
C PC L P 3YL
£ fnuSTRaTION GROWS
I TS HISTORY
HClx TIMES 00 CHinCE: UMPIRES BAOLV TREATED
mSE'^ALL. SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE ALSO SALARIES. U.S.
STR IKF NOTES
BASEBALL STRIKE SMOULnN'T AFFECT BULLS
STRIKE WOULD DISABLE GAME
HERE" STICKING A TONGUE OUT AT THE BASEBALL STRIKE
BASEBALL STRIKES OuT MY UALLtT
BASEBALL STRIKES OUT MY WALLET
THEY GOTTA EAT
CHARLIE BROWN ON BASEBALL SALARY ARBITRATIONS (CARTOONl
BASEBALL'S BOTTOM LINE NOTHING NEW
PRO FOOTBALL EYES BASEBALL STRIKE
Thanks to the playE'S. the Damage IS Immense
NEW WAVE OF Owners has robbed baseball Of ITS APPEAL
ignorance, greeo Put both sides in fan-s doghouse
PLAY BALLr STRIKE'S END NO EaRTH-SmAkER hERE
observat ions
players likely to suffer more
baseball players !. owners reach settlement (cartoonl
baseball's a business
BASEBALL Players on the air traffic CONTROLLERS' STRIKE ICARIOONI
LET'S PLAY IFOOTIBALL
BASEBALL. STATISTICS
PRESS BOX ELITE: SCOREkEEPER. WRITERS ANO AN ANNOUNCER
RASEBALL CARDS
CARP BUSINESS IGNORES BASEBALL STRIKE
BASIC SKILLS TESTING
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C..
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COMPETENCY TESTS
BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BIG FOUR ALUMNI BASKETBALL BONANZA
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL ISEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SChOOLSI
SEE ALSO PRO BASKETBALL
A DAY OF SPORTS AROUNO TOWN H
'SHANGHAIED' BY CHINESE BASKETBALL H
BASKETBALL Shooting tournament planned S
FOUL SHOOTING CONTEST JAN. 9 S
basketball camp
munte" realizes
A FIve-STAR fantasy
BASKETBALL COURTS ICORNwALLIS HOUSING PROJECT!
SEE CORNwALLlS HOUSING PROJECT
BASKETS
AN OLD-TIME ART
EVE WEAVE
BASS BROTHERS ENTERPRISES, INC.
TEXAS FIRM SEEKS STOCK OF BLUE BELL
BASS FISHING
SEE ALSO STRIPED BASS
BASS TOURNEY TO HELP FIGHT DISEASE
KEEPING TABS ON SUTNER BASS
SMALL COULO BE BETTER
WHITEROCK ALTERNATIVE: HYBRID BASS ADDS NEW FISHING DIMENSION
N.C. "ASS HEARING LANDS FEW ANGLERS
OuTnoOR NOTES
OKON GETTING A JUICK START ON BASS TOUR
OUTDOOR NOTES
»aST1LLE day
SEE ALSO FRANCE
THE lIBFRTy-LOvING FRENCH
BATON T«lRLIfG
SEE ALSO DURHAM DOLLS BATON CORPS
THOUGH TEASED A LOT. SHE KEPT ON 'TWIRLING'
BATON POACTICF AT UNC
BATTELLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORIES
CHEMICALS USED Chip MANUFACTURE STUDIED
BATTERFD WOMEN
SEE ALSO ChILO abuse. DURHAM
SEE ALSO Child abuse. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. U.S.
SEE ALSO OOMESnc VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO ORA1GE/0URMAM YwCA COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO PARENTS ANONYMOUS
SEE ALSO RAPE. U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
ABUSED WIFE SHOULD GO FREE
BATTERIES
SEE AUTO BATTERY THEFTS
SEE PLASTIC BATTERIES
BATTERY TECHNOLOGY CO.
TESTS FIND MERCURY IS HIGH
TWO MORE POISONING Claims FILED
MERCURY CONTAMINATION LESSENS
The battle of BENTONVILLE
SEE ALSO BENTONVILLE STATE HISTORIC SITE
CIVIL WAR CAMP RE-ENACTED
BATTLE OF LINOLEY'S MILL
SEE ALSO LINOLEY'S MILL
SEE ALSO REVOLUTIONARY WAR HISTORY
1781 "ATTLE RE-ENACTED IN ALAMANCE
RAID REPLAYED 2D0 YEARS LATER
THE DAY THAT STAFFORD BRANCH RAN RED
BEACH BOYS IMuSlC GROuPI
BEACH BOYS AT OUK? TONIGHT
THE BEACH BOYS BRING CALIFORNIA TO CAME'ON
BEACH MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MUSIC
A SOUR NOTE: HUNT PROCLAMATION FQR DURHAM NATIVE BREEDS DISCORD
MEANINGLESS PROCLAMATIONS
BEACHES, N.C.
SEE ALSO OARRIEP ISLANDS
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see ALSO OUTER RANK"*. N-C-
IT'S TiMe rn gd down to the seashore
TIME fOO ThF «ANKS...THE 0UTE» BANKS
OIL CLEANUP oEGINS AT NAGS HEAO
T0UKIST5 HELP OUT AS NAGS HEAO CLEANUP BEGINS
OIL WASHES ASHORE AT SALVO
8FACH COTTAGES: dOOKINGS ARE GOING QUICKL* IN N.C.
EROSION REPAIR TO BEGIN OCT. 1
LIFEGUARD'S KEPT •SUMMER' JOB 22 YEARS
COASTAL AREAS LEAD GROWTH
FEEDING AN INSATIABLE OCEAN
SfACH EXCURSION
CONCERN ON ORILLING OFF COAST EXPRESSED
ACCUSATIONS HADE OVER COASTAL ACT
HUNT SAYS Hf SOUGHT ACTION TO PRESERVE ACT
PROTECTING OUR COAST
NEW SHORELINE POLICIES URGED
N.C. COASTAL POLLUTION THREAT SEEN ^ „„ _._
UNPREDICTASLE INLET MOVEMENT THREATENS COASTAL DEVELOPMENT
REPORT TO CITE HEALTH THREAT FROM POLLUTION
ROYALL NAMED TO PANEL
TIDES TO BE HIGHEST SO FAR THIS YEAR
SEPTIC TANKS THREATEN DRINKING HATER - STUDY
BATTERED COAST BEGINS ASSESSING STORM DAMAGE
•iEACHES, S.C.
S.C. BEACHES 'WAR ZONES'
CHERRY GROVE NO 'WAR ZONE'
BEANS
TUNNEL OF BEANS
BEARDS
WHOSE 8FAR0 IS THIS?
WHOSE BFARO IS THIS?
WHOSE BEARD IS THIS?
WHOSE BEARO IS THIS?
WHOSE BEARD IS THIS?
THE MFN BEHIND THE BEARDS
"EARS
ROAMING CREATURES. BE WARY
THE B'AR FACTS: «HEN YOU SPOT
GETTING ACCLIMATED
MONSTER BLACK BEAR
BLACK BFAR <OAMS N.C. STATE
BFaR in RALEIGH REMAINS ELUSIVE
TRACKERS THINK BEAR IS IN TUNNEL
THE BARE FACTS ARE: BRUIN BAFFLES HUNTERS
PEAUCATCHER MOUNTAIN
RESIDENTS STILL DEBATE ROAD PROJECT
BEAUFORT. N.C.
WILD PONIFS ROAM CARROT ISLAND
OLD BEAUFORT BY THE SEA
DUKE MARINE LAB TO BEGIN PROGRAM
FALL CLASSES START AT DUKE LAB
BEAJNIT FIBERS
BI ACQUIRES BEAUNIT CORP.
BEAUTY GALLERY
POWER TOOLS TAKEN
BECTON. DICKINSON AND CO. , ,,.^ „^
SURVEY SHOWS OPTIMISTIC INVESTMENT ATTITUDE
BEECH MOUNTAIN
2 MORE CHARGED IN COCAINE LAB RAID
BEECHWOOO CEMETERY
UNCOMPROMISING DUO
SOMEBODY'S HATCHING
BEFR
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO ANHEUSER-BUSCH INC.
SEE ALSO BILLY BEER
SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS. PEER
SEE ALSO JOSEPH SCHLIT2 BREWING CO.
SEE ALSO WINE
SENATE REVERSES BEER VOTE AFTER FINDING IT HITS CLOSE
OPEN BEERS IN CARS MAY BE BANNED
TAX INCREASE ON BEER AND LIQUOR WINS N.C. COMMITTEE APPROVAL
ORDINANCE ON ALCOHOL IS UPHELD
BEER: THE BATTERED BREW
BEES
see also insect stings
going for nectar
beetle bailey (comic stripl
folks around here: with the fourth estate
before the colors fade ibooki
reading reasqner is as pleasant as hearing him
selehs creek. n.c.
rider. horsf drown in lake
belems creek plant i winston-salem, n.c.i
duke power has to buy electricity
belk-beck stores (burlington, n.c.i
burlington saleshoman hurt
belk-lEggett (Durham, n.c.i
belk-leggett (adsi
horton honored by belk
BELK-LEGGETT BUILDING (DURHAM, N.C.I
THE GHOST NEXT OOOR: OLD BELK' S BUILDING.
GAVE POLTERGEIST A LIFT
BELK LEGGETT HORTON OEPT. STORE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
FAST TALKERS TAKE MONEY, FOOD FROM GROCERY STORE
BELK STORE SERVICES, INC.
3ELK LEGGETT HONORS HORTON FOR SERVICE
BELL'S STOP-N-SHOP
MAN CAN'S ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS FOR YEAR
BELMONT ABPEY COLLEGE
COLLEGE NAMES PRESIDENT
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SEE «LSO falNSE EEN6FITS
BfNEFLEJ TO LFT SOME HO«KERS SELECT BENEFITS
SJbjECTS
beknCh»n mHjSE
thev SHiaE
"E-C»IES OF STAGvIllE
"EKNETT MOUSE
SEE aEWETT PLACE STATE MlSTO»IC SITE
9ESHETT Oi.»Cc SUTE iISTOkIC SITE
mO» TIMES or CnAVGE: aAB ENDED IN OUKhA"
WORK UsnE' JAV ON VISITORS CENTER
"ORGAN'S OREA-S JEALnEO 56 TEARS AG]
BENNETT PLACE VISITORS CENTER CONSTRUCTION NEARS C0"PLETION
eENNETT PLACE VISITORS CENTER
3ENNETT PLACE VISITORS CENTER CONSTRUCTION NEARS CO^-PLETIDN
"ENSON. N.C.
TINY TOADS INVADE 2ENS0N AFTER RAINS CREATE SKAHP
"(ENTONVILLE STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE ALSO The battle OF bentonvillE
civu -AR CAMP re-enacted
"ERlIN -all
SEE ALSO Ea<;T GER-ant
SEE ALSn WC'LO U4R II
20 YEARS OF STIFLING FRgEOO"
BERTIE COUNTY, -..C.
BERTIE SCHOOLS apoqInTneNT BRINGS PROTEST
2 PFCPLE ASF SLAIN IN BERTIE
BERTIE COUNTY: mmFRE TmE DEER AND THE DEMOCRATS play
BEST LITTLE UHOREnnuSE IN TEXAS IPLAyi
BETSY FRIDAY: SHE'S DANCING IN » MIT "USICaL ON BROADWAY
BETA BLOCKERS
SEE ALSn DRUGS
OLO ORuG GETS NEW USE
CLASS OF DRUGS SAID PROMISING IN PREVENTION OF HEART ATTACKS
°ETa CLUB
SEE OURMA" HIGH SCHOOL BETA CLUB
BETA SIGMA PHI
BETA SIGMA PHI WEEK
"ETh-EL SYNAGOGUE
SEE ALSO DURHAM MAOASSAM
SEE ALSn HANUKKAH
SEE ALS'l JE-iS
SEE ALSO JUOEA REFORH CONGREGATION
SALE ITEM
= ETh4.ny UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
BETHANY COLLECTS CLOTHING GIFTS
=ET-FS1A ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SOFTBALL Champs
"EThESDA athletic association BaSE'^all TEAMS
SEE ALS3 BASEBALL
COUNTY Champs
BEThESDa Champs
BEIHESOA BULLS
BETmESOA athletic association SOFTBALL TEAMS
SEE ALSn SOFIfALL
BETmESOA Champs
bethesoa baptist Church
'jolly' club no misnomer
bethesda bombeps (softball team!
SEE 5ETHES0A aThlETIC ASSOCIATION SOFTBALL TEAMS
REThESDA elementary school
observing may day
just a few mqse days
=ET-fSnA FIRE GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM
SEE BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SOFTBALL TEAMS
BEThFSDA LITTLE LEIGUE IBASEBALLI
SEE BFThESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASEBALL TEAMS
=ETh£SOa volunteer FIRE 06PT.
FIRF DEPARTMENTS REQUEST TAX INCREASES
LIBRARY. FIRE DEPARTMENTS TELL COUNTY BUDGET NEEDS
CAUSE OF EXPLOSION BEING INVESTIGATED
FUMES FROM MUFFLER SEND FIVE TO HOSPITAL
hElls angelS' CLUB Burns
FIRE DEPARTMENTS Plan RTP STATIONS
BETRAYAL (PLITI
'Betrayal:' iT'S rigmT for auOIENCE. DIRECTOR
•BETRAYAL" WON'T BETRAY AUDIENCE
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO Businesses, ourhah
SEE ALSO Businesses, small
SEE ALSn Char ITIES
ARBITRATION IN TRIANGLE
AUTCLINE MiY HELP CAR. TRUCK OWNERS
STATE OFFICIALS CAUTION AGAINST BUSINESS FRAuOS
BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
SEE FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
BEVERLY APARTmcnTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
MOW TIMES an CHANCE: 1ST APARTMENT BUILT IN 1<)13
BIBLE
SEE ALSO PEL ICION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C RELIGION
"ORAL MAJORITY FINDS SHOE ON OTHER FOOT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: HCW'S THAT AGAIN?
'ABSOLUTE TRUTH ETERNAL-
GOSPEL Tale MADE LIVE BY BOOTH PERFORMANCE
CONSERVATIVE SCHOLARS QUESTION MOSES' AUTHORSHIP OF PENTATEUCH
BIBLICAL RFCOROER
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GRANT SArS HE OION'T SKIRT CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES
BICENTENNIAL
SEE ALSn '..C OUAOO ICENTENNIAL
THE ZOO-TEAR-OLCI FRIENDSHIP
BICYCLE LANES
Sft ALSO BICyClFS
SEE ALSO CAORIJoOi N.C., BICYCLE ROUTES
TRAFFIC PR0»LEMS GET ATTENTION
BIKE LANE IN CARRBORO IS OPENED
CARRbORO BIKE LANE IS OPENED
BIKEPATH BIDS MI&hER than PROJECT'S OUDCET
BIKE PATH BIOS APPROVED
HUIRHEAD GETS BID
BICYCLE LAMS
SEE ALSO BICYCLISTS. TRAFFIC LAWS
BICYCLISTS ERR, TOO
BICYCLE SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
FUN ON WHEELS. . . FOR SAFETY'S SAKE
TARWHEELS - CAMARADERIE TRIANGLE CYCLISTS
BIKE-SAFETY AID GIVEN
SAFETY IS A i-hAY STREET
BICYCLISTS ERR. TOO
BICYCLE TRANSIT AUTHORITY
THO CHURCHES REPORT BREAK-INS
BIKE TOUR MAPS OF TRIANGLE
BICYCLE TRIPS
SFE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO N.C. BICYCLE TOURING SOCIETY
FREE "APS TO SEE THE STATE BY BIKE
TOURING SOCIETY OFFERS PLANNED BIKE TRIPS
ADVENTUROUS N.C. CYCLISTS CAN TOUP IN CANADA
TAKES A BREAK
BIKE TOUR HAPS OF TRIANGLE
BICYCLES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE LANES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
EVENING RIDER
PEDALING PAST THE SPEED LIMIT
BADGE ON A BIKE: lO-SPEED EXPERIMENT CALLED A SUCCESS
BADGE-ON-A-BIKE PLAN A REFRESHING APPROACH
BICYCLISTS. TRAFFIC LAWS
SFE ALSO BICYCLE LAWS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
SAFETY IS A 2-wAY STREET
BICYCLISTS ERR. TOO
BID-RIGGING
SEE PRICE FIXING
BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN (MAGAZINE!
SEE ALSO OBESITY
LARGE-SIZED: MODEL IS RIDING WAVE OF FASHION REVOLUTION
BIG FOUR ALUMNI BASKETBALL BONANZA
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
ROSTERS FOR blG FOUR EVENT NUMBER APPROXIMATELY 125
NCAA LOOKS INTO POSSIBLE IVY LEAGUE VIOLATIONS
OUKE alumni trio DIRECTS TRIUMPH
"IG SIX CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. BASKETBALL I5EE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL
THE BIG six: CHAPEL HILL FAVORED AGAIN. BUT. . .
CHAPEL HILL'S PROWESS DOMINATES THE BIG SIX
BIG SIX CONFERENCE. FOOTBALL
PRESEASON PREP PICKS
HENDERSON VANCE BIG SIX PICK
HEAVY LOSSES TO GRADUATION SET KNIGHTS BACK
SIZE, EXPERIENCE BULLDOG PLU5SES
HORNETS' BEVY OF BACKS RIDING THE WISHBONE
ALL-CONFERENCE RB'S JACOBS, PUHEFOY LEAD CHAPEL HILL'S BALANCE
VANCE STRE.'jGIh in defense
PERSON LaCkIN'. SIZE, EXPERIENCE
WILLIAMS, SNOW. EATON TAKE PLAYERS' AWARDS IN BIG SIX
DURHAM'S ALL-STARS
BIG STAR FOOD STORE (NORThGaTE SHOPPING CENTER!
3 SUPERMARKETS TARGET OF PROTEST
BIG STAR FOOD STORE (RIVERVIEw SHOPPING CENTER)
GUNMEN ROB MANAGER AT HOME
BIG STAR FOOD STORES (GENERAL HEAOINGI
STORE HIKES PRICE OF I MILK BRAND
BIGAMY
SEE ALSO "abrIaCES, U.S.
GREENSBORO WOMAN SUES CHURCH FOR 'MENTAL ANGUISH'
BIGOTRY
BIGOTRY, AMERICAN-STYLE
BIL INGUAl EDUCATION
SEE FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.. CURRICULUM
BILL COLLECTIuN AGENCIES
SEE COLLECTION AGENCIES
BILL OF RIGHTS DAY
SILL OF RIGHTS DAY
BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
CITY COUNCIL TO GET BUDGET ON MAY 18
BILLBOARDS ADDED IN HUNT FOR NURSES
PASSING PARADE
DIFFERENT KINO OF GRADUATION GIFT
BILLBOARD POLICY WILL MAR SCENERY, GROUP CONTENDS
SILLIAOOS
SEE ALSO GAMES
FORMER BILLIARD CHAMP STILL SEEKS COMPETITION
RIGHT HERE IN RIVER CITY!
BILLY BEER
PG L P BYL
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H 2 11/06/91 C 4 P N
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2
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lO/22/ai
10/22/BI
10/27/81
10/28/81
10/28/81
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17
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7
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11/20/81
A
4
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2
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5/21/81
5/21/ai
5/24/81
8/12/81
11/20/81
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F57
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5/21/61
3
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F57
3
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5/21/81
D
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F57
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8/06/81
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s
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12/17/81
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2 8/07/81 A 4 E
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2 9/29/91 A 4 E
S 2 8/12/Bl
S 2 11/20/91
H 2 8/21/81
2 P F H45
2
5/31/ei
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11
N
2
6/25/81
D
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N
2
6/28/81
B
6
N
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11/26/81
I
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12/06/81
6
11
N
S71
a/25/Bl
a
2
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3/30/81
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1 1
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571
8/30/81
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8/30/81
G
6
P
F
9/30/81
G
6
F
8/30/81
G
7
F
8/30/81
G
7
F
S7
a/30/ai
G
7
F
S7
11/22/81
a
13
N
57
11/27/81
I
P
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C09
H 2 10/04/81 C 1 P N
S 2 5/11/81 C 1 N
H 2 7/05/81 A 7 N
H 2 3/23/81 A 16 N
H 2 9/30/81 A 4 E
H 2 12/15/81 A
H 2 5/07/ai All N
H 2 5/07/81 All N
S 2 5/12/81 A 4 E
H 1 5/30/Pl B 1 P P
S 2 11/27/81 C 8 N
S 2 6/16/81 C 10 F
H 2 9/06/81 1 P F S36
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INDEX
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l/lO/8i
SEE ALSO BEER
F«0» BILLY BEER TO MAUREEN JELLY BEANS CCARTOONI
"ILLY GRAHAM evANGfLISriC ASSOCIATTaN
GOAHA" "INlSrOY AS"S «0S EUNOS
GRAHAM MINISTRY INCOME UP
FINANCIAL PRESSURES INCREASING FOR EVANGELICAL ORGANIZATIONS
graham; FUNOS PICK UP
'IM9E FESTIVAL IOUOHAM AFRICAN FESriVALI
aiMBE FESTIVAL
BINGO
SEE ALSO GAMaLING
SEE Aisn GAMES
BINGO AND RAFFLES LA.
DATE
U/07/81
BYL
i(56
7/a<./81
3/16/81
3/31/81
9/l'?/31
9
10
IS ENACTED
S 2 7/16/Bl
H 2 7/1 1/Sl A 16
'IOlOGICAL ..ARFARE
SEE ALSO Chemical .asFaRE
i<Ha IS That maskEO man?
CLOTHING DESIGNED TO BLOCK NERVE GAS
BIOLOGY
•DIVEST BIOLOGY OF SENTIMENTALITY'
BIOMEDICAL REFERENCE LABORATORIES OF auRLlNGTON
auRllNGTON-BASEO LABORATORY EXPANDS
BIOMEDICAL BUYS FLORIDA LAB
BIORHyThmS
biormytmmic UPS MEAN YANKS Should oohn dodgers
BinTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO ONA research
see also GENETIC research
SEE ALSO N.C. alOTtCHNOLOGY CEMTER
BIOTECMNOLOGY OuE BOOST FROM STATE
N.C. PIOTEChnOLOGY center to OPEN AT RTF, HUNT
PLANNING FOR THE FuTuRE
BIOTECH CENTER BORN IN TRIANGLE
=IRO FFEOERS
FEEDING BIRDS:
5 2
H 2
T/OT/Pl B
8/28/31 A
b P P Mb6
H 2 5/22/81 A
H 2 11/15/81 ")
H 2 12/13/81 10
H ? 10/20/81 a 1 N M71
H 2 10/27/'?!
S 2 U/OS/ai
S 2 11/05/81
H 2 11/06/81
E
N G53
IT'S AN INEXPENSIVE AND REWARDING HOBBY
H 2 a/CJ/Bl E 10 P F G78
PIRD*;
SEE ALSO COuaiROS
SEE ALSO RhEAS
SEE ALSO ROBINS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N .C .-C HARLOTTE CAROLINA RAPTOR REHABILITATION L RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSn WOODPECKERS
SEE ALSO uRENS
CLEANUP EFFORT SAVES 2 OF
' '" '" "AMMERlNG IKtt hKUb^/
s
Lt'NUH tl-FUKI SAVtS 2 UF 25 OIL-SQAKEO L 00 N S
_MAT no rOu SAY TO YAMMERING TREE FROGS?
FEEDING The alROS
THESE BIRDS AREN'T PETS
ROUND ROBIN
RARE BIRD DIES IN PET STORE FIRE
FLEDGLINGS TEST THEIR WINGS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH The HIGHER EDUCATION SET
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT TH£ MAILMAN BROUGHT
BIRDS HIT .INOOwS OF ASmE^'.ORQ STORES
TAKE FIVE, FELLAS
N.C. FARMER'S BIROS ARE Rhea-LLY EXOTIC
BUNDLE UP TO TRACK THE BIRDS
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOLKS AROUNO HERE:
FOLKS AROUNO MERE:
SIGN OF THE TIMES
WITH THE FOURTH ESTATE
BIRTH CERTIFICATES
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: LIFE'S LIKE THAT
".7 YEARS WITH THE COUNTY
BIRTH Choice
THEY AID WOMEN WITH UNWANTED PREGNANCIES
PRC-LIFE GROUP NEEDS HELPERS
BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO Childbirth
SEE ALSO Childless couples
SEE ALSO CHINA, BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO ESTROGEN
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
SEE ALSn PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
RESPONSIBILITY REDUCES THE NEED FOR ABORTIONS
BABY BQCM IN BANGLAOESh
PREGNANT TEENS PROGRAM'S FOCUS
HUMAN LIFE BILL A SAD COMMENT ON VALUES
PAVILION OFFERS COUNSELING AND ABORTION
THEY AID WOMEN WITH UNWANTED PREGNANCIES
NETWORK OF PEOPLE WILL HELP TEENAGER COPE WITH PkEGNANCY
PITUITARY STUDY MAY YIELD SAFER CONTRACEPTIVES
PITUITARY GLAND RESEARCH AT OUKE MAY YIELD MALE CONTRACEPTIVE CLUE
BIRTH CONTROL, malF
CHINESE SCIENTISTS WORK TO DEVELOP A SAFE 3IKTH CONTROL PILL FOP MEN
BIRTH CONTROL PILLS
TFSTS MAY IDENTIFY WOMEN WHO TAKE RISK USING PILL
OUKE TEST MAY HELP SOLVE PILL PROBLEMS
BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
SEE ALSO GENETIC COUNSELING
SEE ALSO MARCH TF DIMES
SEE ALSO PREGNA-jCy
U'lUSUAL DEFECT HITS FAMILY'S 2 HO ChILO
BA3Y 'STABLE', OuKE REPORTS
FIGHTING FOP breiTh: INFANT FOUND HELP IN OUKE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
flIRTn DEFECT TESTING NOW AVAILABLE
STUDY FINOS ALLERGY AMONG LEAF WORKERS
HELPING a«alES IS GOAL OF FOUNDATION AT UNC
FETAL-ALCOHOL RISK PINPOINTED
8IRTH OF A NATION 1 FILMI
N.C. MAN WROTE EARLY SCREEN EPIC
BIRTHDAYS
TWO 1D8-YFAR-0LD WOMEN CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS SATURDAY
OFF TO FlOSIJA
BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO ABORTION
5/16/61
5/25/Bl
6/01/51
6/D6/BI
6/07/31
7/07/81
a/30/ni
1/18/81
10/09/81
ll/Jl/81
11/03/ei
ll/2<./81
12/11/81
7/ll/»l
7/28/81
7/lC/ai
11/29/81
S36
T37
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N
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S 2 11/12/81 e
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5/16/81
A
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7/05/81
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7/28/81
A
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9/07/81
A
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9/08/81
A
G
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9/09/81
A
G
Bin
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11/10/81
A
9
N
S 2 6/27/81 A
H 2 10/19/81 B I
S 2 10/19/81 C 3
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5/05/11
A
9
H
5/06/81
A
H
H
5/21/81
A
1 1
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6/0'./81
B
1
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8/03/81
H
1
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9/05/81
A
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H
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see ALSn BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CMlLnalRTM
SEE ALSO ChILOlESS COUPLES
SEE ALSO PLA>4NE0 PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
COUNTY EUUCATING TEENS ON GROWING PROBLEM
COURT SAYS r.IBL CAN KEEP NAME
AGENCY PROVIDES HELP FOP YOUNG PARENTS
ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS INCREASE REPORTED
POOGRAM MAY SLOW ILLEGITI'IaTE BIRTHS
OUR PREGNANT TEENS 57 OF 1.000 FEMALES
PROGRAM LOWERING REPEAT PREGNANCIES
BIT ING
MOORE GETS 15 YEARS
BLACK CMILO OEVELOPMENT INS T I TUTE .^DURHAM CHAP TER
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BLACK CHILD DEVELOPMENT WEEK
CMARIERING CEREMONY
BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO UNIV. Of N.C.. DESEGREGATION
NCCU STUDENTS TOLD BLACK SCHOOLS VALUABLE
"LACK COLLEGES. N.C.
BLACK COLLEGES SUCCESSFUL
UNC CONSENT 3FCREE CITED
FACULTY DEG»EF RULE CREATES UNCERTAINTY
UPGRAIING OF FACULTIES AN IMPORTANT BEGINNING
TENURED PROFESSORS ARE NOT IN 'ROUBLE
5 BLACK SCHOOLS BELOW NURSING EXAM MANDATE ,, ,, , , , .,,,,
IMPROVED SCORES ON NURSES' EXAM SPARK HOPE OF OFFICIALS AT NCCU
UNC BOARD TO DETERMINE NURSING-EXAM ACTION SOON
WHITES SCORED HIGHER ON TEST
MARCH IS HELD TO SUPPORT BLACK SCHOOLS
RUFFIN CHALLENGES NCCU STUDENTS
BLACK COLLEGFS. N.C, DESEGREGATION , „ ,, ,,^,
CIVIL RIGHTS peSoRT URGES FIRMER STANCE ON COLLEGES
PLACK COLLEGES. U.S.
BLACK COLLEGES SUCCESSFUL
BLACK CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS
SEE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS
9LACK-EYE0 PEAS
SFE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO NEW YEAR'S DAY
NEW YEAR'S FEASTS: GOOD-LUCK FOTDS TOP MENUS
BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO SALUTE TO BLACK CULTURAL ARTS
SEE ALSO SLAVERY
THEY DESERVE THANKS
NCCU dean: COLLECTIONS INADEQUATE
MINISTER RAISED FUNDS FOR COLLEGE
AUTHOR: CARVER'S WORK UNDERRATED
BLACK INDUSTRIES. INC.
BLACK INDUSTRIES REPORTS DECLINE
BLACK INDUSTRIES' NET EARNINGS OIP
DURHAM FIRM SHOWS PROFITS DOWN IN l'>8l
BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE N.C. BLACK DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS OF VANCE COUNTY
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY, N.C.
VANCE BLACK CAUCUS BACKS ELECTION SYSTEM
SPEAKERS FAVOR FLECTION CHANGE
PLACK MUSLIMS
MORE THAN RELIGIOUS
THE BLACK MUSLIMS HAVE CHANGED
■ILACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
R.J. RtYNOLOS BACKS MINORITY ENTREPRENEURS
PAROISH STRFET CALLED 'BLACK WALL STREET'
CITY PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON CONTRACT
NEW COUNCIL TO STUDY HAYTI REDEVELOPMENT
HUD SLIP RAISES ISSUE OF RELOCATION CONTRACT
BLACK-OWNED LAND
BLACK LANDOWNERS DISAPPEARING
LAND Ownership by n.c. blacks has decreased
BLACK LANDGWNERSHIP DROPS IN N.C.
rlatk panthfr^
RALLY OPPOSING FBI RECRUITERS STAGED AT UNC
BLACK PRIDE UNLIMITED
DURHAM MAN RECRUITS bLACKS FOR NEW SOVEREIGN STATE IN AFRICA
BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE OF DUKE UNIV.
BLACK SOLIDARITY DAY SET MONDAY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
BLACK SOLIDARITY DAY SCHEDULED
BLACK VOICES INC.
FOUR APPLICANTS SEEK DURHAM LOW-POWER TV STATIONS
THERE'S CONTROVERSY ALREADY
BLACK WALL STREET
PARRISM STREET CALLED 'BLACK WALL STREET-
BLACK WALNUTS
SEE ALSO NUTS
BLACK WALNUTS ARE FEATURED AT BAZAAR
BLACKLISTS
SEE BOYCOTTS
BLACKMAIL
SEE EXTORTION
BLACKOUTS
SEE POWER FAILURES
BLACKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CQUNCILt BLACK MEMBERS
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
6/06/81
8/27/81
11/07/81
1/20/81
1/30/81
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A
A
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A
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3
6
10
1
8
6
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N
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N
N
N
N
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G53
F30
BSl
F30
2
7/13/81
A
7
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2
5/15/81
A
9
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5
2
U/06/SI
A
1
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5/05/ai
L
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8/26/81
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3/27/81
E
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8/27/81
N
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N
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9/09/81
N
F30
s
9/11/81
N
F30
H
9/12/ni
N
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9/29/81
1 1
N
5
10/08/81
N
F30
H 1 5/15/ei B 1
H 2 5/05/81 A
S 2 12/30/81 B 1 P F J06
H 2 6/29/81 A 5
H 2 7/05/81 A 7
S 2 11/05/81 A 9
H 2 12/26/81 A 12
2 5/13/81 * 11
2 a/11/81 A 10
2 12/01/81 A 3
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 1
5/23/81
5/28/81
12/19/81
12/23/81
10/2<./81 C
11/07/81 A
11/20/81 C
11/20/81 C
12/12/81 B
5 N
1 F S83
7 N S51
I N K90
1 P N S5l
H 2 7/30/81 C 10
H 2 8/08/81 A 12
S 2 a/08/ai A 20
H 2 9/2'i/81 B 1
S 2 10/12/81 C 10
H 2 10/29/81 A 19
S 2 10/29/ai A 12
M 2 5/0<,/8l A 1
H 2 S/O'./Sl A 2
S 2 11/07/81 A 1
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N F78
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Stt ALSn $«LUTe TO BLAC" CULIUaAL »"TS
The 5fe-5»« rruTs in oubham politics
oenncBATs SPROuriNC ulive b»anch fo» slacks
RALPH HUNT PLANS TO RUN FOR 3R TER"^
PUT COMMUNITY FIRST
COUNTY PANELS' LACK OF BLACKS RAPPED
BLACKS Shut out
OEMOCOATIC DIVISION OVERJOYS E AC T I ON AR I E S
ELECTION BO'Rn REPLACEMENTS NAMED
DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY (CARTOON!
PARENTS ASKING OUESTIONS ABOUT EDUCATION QUALITY
CnuNCILMAN RAPS RELATIONS PANEL
COUNCIL OUT OF LINE
SCHOOL, COMMITTEE OFFICIALS RAP EDITORIAL
SCHOOL OUESTIONS MUST HAVE HIT NERVE
THEY DESERVE THANKS
RETIRING POLICEMEN
CIVIC CLUBS URGED TO CONFRONT SERIOUS PROBLEMS
LOvETT: CITY NEEDS STRONG LEADERSHIP
MARY -EBANE LOOKED AT LIFE AND RECORDED ALL THE DETAILS
BISHOP CALLS FOR END TO MYTHS THAT PACIFY
AN UPBEAT MESSAGE
BOTH VIEWS NEEDED
LOvETT says outlook IMPROVED FOR DURHAM'S BLACK RESIDENTS
LOvETT Says ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR DURHAM BLACKS IMPROVED
KHAT'S WRONG WITH A BLACK SANTA CLAUS?
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EDITORIAL APPALLING
BLACKS. EMPLOYMENT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
SEE JOB TRAINING
BLACKS, MILITARY
SEE ALSO MILITlor, INTEGRATION
FIVE FORT 3RAGG CIVILIAN WORKERS FILE SUIT AGAINST AKMY
"LACKS, MINISTERS
SEE MINISTERS, BLACK
SLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
LA. E«A- RULES TEOMEO UNFAIR
BLACKS WONJER IF RIGHTS WILL FXPIRE WITH ACT
APPOINTMENT ANGERS BLACKS IN HARNETT
SLAVE'S SON ROSE TO PROMINENCE
THOBPF CLIMBS TO THE TOP
BLACKS URGED TO SUPPORT NEW PARTY
ASSEMBLY RE1ISTR ICTING PLANS ATTACKED AS UNFAIR TO BLACKS
R=DISTR1CTING PLANS WILL HOLD UP DESPITE LAWSUIT, LEGISLATORS SAY
NaaCP OFFICIAL URGES BLACKS TO BE VIGILANT
A KILLING AND BLACK ANGER
OUkE plans aging TALKS FOR BLACKS
WORKSHOPS ON RETIREMENT, AGING SET
UNC BIAS SUIT GOING TO TRIAL
aCACK GROUPS STEPPING UP POLITICAL EFFORT
BLACKS, N.C HEART OISEASE
SEE ALSO HEART OISEASS
STATE PLANS TO START HYPERTENSION PROGRAM IN DURHAM
BLACKS, POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BLACK MAYORS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
COUNTY PANELS' LACK OF BLACKS RAPPED
MICHAUX IS PLEASED BY NEW <,TH DISTRICT
S1CI0LQC1ST5: PLAN COULD DOUBLE BLACKS IN HOUSE
BLACK CROUPS STEPPING UP POLITICAL EFFORT
HENDERSON COUNCIL GETS FIRST ELECTED BLACK MEMBER
BLACKS, TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
WHEN SHE WAS ONLY U SHE WAS ALREADY TEACHER
»LAC«S, U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS. N.C.
SFE ALSO NATIONAL BLACK CHILD DEVELOPMENT WEEK
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BLACK INDEPENDENT POLITICAL PARTY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN
SFE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
BLACKS WOULD GAIN IN IMPROVED ECONOMY
MB. REaGan Showed CONSTANCY IN SPEECH
BLACKS RETURNING TO SOUTH AS JOSS BECOME AVAILABLE
LIMITING FREEDOM
THE NAACP DOESN'T SPEAK FOR ALL BLACKS
HANGING ON TO LORD AND LAND
BLACK GROUPS STEPPING UP POLITICAL EFFORT
BLACKS, U.S., MIGRATION
SEE ALSO POPULATION, U.S.
BLACKS RETURNING TO SOUTH AS JOBS BECOME AVAILABLE
BLACKSMITHS
MODERN-DAY BLACKSMITHS WORK WITH
TOOLS OF THE PAST
BLADEN COUNTY, N.C.
JUDGE ORDERS FIVE MEN RELEASED IN DRUG CASE
auICK ACTION WAS THE KEY
BLAIR HOUSE (RESTAURANTI
RESTAURANT MANAGER FACES SUIT
SUIT CLAIMS RESTAURANT MISMANAGED
BLIND
SEE ALSO BRAILLE
SEE ALSO CATARACTS
SEE ALSO LION'S CIUB INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO NEGR" PRAILLE MAGAZINE
MAINSTRFAMING' ASK THIS GRAO
MISPLACING The blame
THOUGH ELINO, THEY SKIED
NOTED TEACHER OF BLIND IS DEAD
BLINDNESS DOESN'T STOP COOK AT Camp kanaIa
BLINDNESS DOESN'T STOP MAN FROM PARACHUTING
WORKSHOP SET FOR PARENTS OF SI GHT- I MP A I RED CHILDREN
BLIND ecu STUDENT AIDS BRAILLE COMPUTER WORK
FAMILY AFFAIR: COACH SHARES BLINDNESS. BRIGHT OUTLOOK WITH BROTHER
BURNED HOME REBUILT
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BLOOD DRIVES UNDER MAY IN N.C.
0-N60ATIV6 BLOOD NEEDED
UNC BLOOD CENTER GETS t2 .1 MILLION STUDY GRANT
"'■°°°TESTpMAY IDENTIFY WOMEN WHO TAKE RISK USING PILL
DUKE TEST MAY HELP SOLVE PILL PROBLEMS
BLOOD DONORS
SEE ALSO BLOOOMOBILE
SIDE BENEFIT
BLOOD PRESSURE
SEE ALSO HYPERTENSION
CUTTING SALT INTAKE WILL LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE
BLOOO PRESSURE SCREENING CLINIC
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS
1L00D TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
BLOOO TESTS NOT REQUIRED
"LOOn VESSELS
GLuE REPAIRS PLOOO VESSELS
DUKf PIONEERS TECHNIQUE TO ATTACK BRAIN ARTERY LESIONS
?L001M0BILE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOJD DONORS
RED CROSS GIVES AWARD TO DURHAM aLOOD"OBILE
BLOODMOPILE to visit gftOAOWAY
BIODDMOBILE TO VISIT ROXBORO
BLOQMSPURY GROUP Of ENGLISH WRITERS
VIRGINIA WOHLF AND HER BLOOMSBURY FRIENDS SCHEDULED FOR LIBRARY VISIT
BLOW OUT IFILMI
•BLOW UP- aLOWS ITS CREDIBILITY
BLOWING ROCK, N.C.
DRINKS DEFEATED IN BLOWING ROCK
BLOWING ROCK, N.C, L I OUOR-BY-ThE -OR INK
DRINKS DEFEATED IN BLOWING ROCK
BLUE AND GRAY FOOTBALL GAME
BLUf-CRAY OFFENSIVE DISPLAY?
ACC STARS DOT SOUTH'S BLUE-GRAY LINEUP
Blue bell MANUFACTURING, INC.
TEXAS FIRM SEFKS STOCK OF BLUE BELL
BLUE CROSS L BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
BLUE CROSS CONDUCTS WORKSHOP
38 TRAINED TO INTERPRET HEALTH CARE BENEFITS
JONES HEADS MED STAFF
EUGENE CRAWFORD, PIONEER IN BLUE CROSS, DIES AT AGE 82
STATE'S BLUE CROSS PLAN FIRST TO COMPUTERIZE CLAIMS WORK
HOSPITAL MAY BE LIABLE FOR REPAYMENTS
EUGENE B. CRAWFORD
OUTPATIENT SURGERY ON INCREASE
STATE WORKERS INSURANCE PAYMENTS TO INCREASE
CHANGES MAY CAUSE LOWER INSURANCE USE
TRIANGLE MAY GET OPTION OF PREPAID HEALTH PLAN
HEALTH BOOKLET MAY HELP YOU GET IN SHAPE
INGRAM MAY RULE NFXT WEEK ON PREPAID GROUP HEALTH PLAN
NEW HEALTH CARE PLAN RECEIVES STATE APPROVAL
PREPAID HEALTH PLAN APPROVED
BLUE CROSS REFUSES CLAIM
DOCTOR SUPPLY SHOULD HELP HEALTH PLAN WORK
BLUE CROSS NAtES GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS DIRECTOR
CONSULTANT BACKS NEW INSURANCE PLAN
LETTER INACCURATELY PORTRAYED BLUE CROSS
NEW INSURANCE PLAN URGED FOR STATE WORKERS, TEACHERS
FIRMS VIE FOR FITNESS AWARD
SAVING MONEY "AKES SENSE
CRAFTS WINNERS
CRAFTSMEN DRAW CROWD AT WHATCHAOO SHOW
BLUE CROSS SUED FOR COST OF SEX-CHANGE OPERATION
CRANFORO TO SPEAK ON 'CITY OF MEDICINE*
STATE MULLING PLAN OF ' SEL F- IN SUR ANCE •
NON-CROUP HEALTH CARE RATES TO INCREASE
BLUE CROSS t BLUE SHIELD OF N.C, EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYEES GET EXERCISE ON THE JOB
BLUE JEANS
JEANS ARE FOR THE MALNOURISHED
BLUE LAWS
CUMPERLAND "AY EASE BLUE LAWS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
BLUE MOLD
SEE ALSO MOLD
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, DISEASES
WARNING ON FUNGICIDE USE IS ISSUED BY FIRM
BURLEY OUTLOOK BRIGHT
GRANVILLE WILT HURTS N.C. TOBACCO GROWERS
»61 MILLION LOST TO TOBACCO DISEASES
BLUE RIBBON STUDY CO»MITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION NEEDS AND FINANCING
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HIGHWAYS, N.C
'BLUE RIBBON- ROADS GROUP • I RH E SPONS 1 BLE •
i20 MILLION IN SAVINGS CALLED 'PHANTOM' IN HUNT ROAD PLAN
BLUE RIBBON TENNIS CLUB
SEE ALSO TENNIS
A POOR TENNIS TOURNAMENT
BLUE RIDGE COON CLUB
SALUDA SALUTES COON DOGS WITH PARADES AND CONTESTS
BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
N.C WINDMILL TO BE SHUT DOWN FOR WINTER,
UTILITY MAY PURCHASE WINDMILL
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
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CMtao«£fs -"AY le»se land to
«LUE RIDGE P*RK-«r
BUTIESFLIES FLUTTER THROUGH N. C
ASTE DISPOSAL fIR-t
MQLJNTaIUS
"LUESTONF SuPDIVISION (DURHAM COUNTYI
REiOMNC OF 202 ACRES OK •
INDUSTRIAL PARK SITE ON N.C. 55 iETS NEH ZONE
^L'THE InOMSIRIES INC.
1. N.C. FIRMS REINSTATED TD VIRGINIA BIDDING LIST
"OASn TF CHARITIES AND PUBLIC
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DBPT. OF
BOARDING HOUSES
SEE HOTELS. DURHAM
MELFARE
SOCIAL SERVICES
BTaTS
DRQhNING. N.C.
IOaT safety
see also accidents
SEE ALSn ACCIDENTS
SEE ALSO SAFETY
RED CROSS SCHOOLS OFFERED
BOATS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. BOATS
SEE ALSO CANOES
SEE ALSO KAYiUS
SEE ALSO Sailboats
SEE ALSO Ships
bpat shom. crafts festival scheduled This -EEKcNO
ouhe marine lab to '■.et new trinler
DURHAM WOMAN'S yaChT missing
BOB HOLLIOAY CROSS COUNTRY CHALLENGE
SEE ALSn CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING
SEE ALSO LONG-31 STANCE RUNNING
THE CHALLENGE OF IT ALL
FRUSTRATING SUSPENSE
BODY LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
HE SAYS LOOK FOR NON-VERBAL CLUES WITH TALK
BOEING CRuISf MISSILE
SEE ALSO MISSILES
DANIEL: MISSILE MUST BE OEVELOPED
COLfiNELt CRUISE MISSILE TOO SMART TO BE FOOLED
BOILERS
OVERHEATED BOILER CLOSES JUNIOR HIGH
aOLSHOI BALLET
SEE ALSO BALLET
SCRAP IRONY
BOMB THREATS
GOVERNMENT BRIEFS DETAIL ALLEGED NAZI BOMB PLOT
TRACTOR STOLEN
OFFICIAL Evacuates store
POLICE NAB MAN IN ROBBERY
CAR BREAK-INS SPARK POLICE INVESTIGATION
4 GRAB HILLSmE STUDENT'S NECKLACE
REBOARDING JET AT SOU
JET IS DIVERTED TO ROU AIRPORT
BOMB Threat sparks PLANE SEARCH AT ROU
STORE MANAGER REPORTS BOMB THREAT
POMBFRS
SEE AIRCRAFT,
BOMBERS
"OMBING ATTEMPTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TERROKISM
TAPE: "WE -AS FIxIN' TO BOMB GREENSBORO'
SECURITY TIGHT FQR NAZIS' TRIAL
JUDGE WON'T DELAY NAZIS' TRIAL
TRIAL OF (, NAZIS BEGINS MONDAY
JURY SELECTED TO TRY 6 NAZIS ON CONSPIRACY CHARGES
NAZI TRIAL TESTIMONY BEGINS
AGENT SAYS NAZI DESCRIBED BOMB PLANS
PROSECUTION RESTS IN NAZIS' TRIAL
DEFENSE RESTS IN NAZIS' TRIAL
DELIBERATIONS TO RESUME TODAY IN NAZIS' TRIAL
JUDGE DECLARES mjstrIAL IN GREENSEG'J CONSPIRACY CASE
<> NAZIS TO BE TR lED SEPT. 7
t, NAZIS FACE RETRIAL IN AShEVILLE
JURY IS Sworn in for retrial of t on conspiracy charges
JURY hears TAPES OF bOMP discussion
JURY HEARS Tape of NAZI CLAIMING TO HAVE SOURCE IN U.S. AGENCY
DEFENDANT SAYS AGENT SCARED HER
SIX NAZIS FOUND guilty; 3 GET PRISON SENTENCES
BOMBINGS
N.C.
DELEGATION ESCAPES INJURY
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BOND COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO Cancer
HEAR TwaRMI NG
TAR HEEL GUL GETS MARROW TRANSPLANT
TRANSPLANT SHOWS SIGNS OF SUCCESS
BOOK-BANNING
SEE CENSORSHIP
BOOK BURNING
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO RECORD BURNING ImuSICI
Christian school burns records
»oo< publishers
S=£ PUBLISHERS
"DDK Thefts
SEE LIBRaR IES.
t POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING AUTHORITY
5/01/81
8/07/81
8/12/81
BOOKBINDING
BOOKBINDER:
BOOKER CREEK APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO Chapel hIlL, n
APARTMENT Owners Sued
U.S., vandalism and Theft
SHE'S 'STUBBORNLY INDIVIDUALISTIC
C, APARTMENTS
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MOHTHLV/*
T»l«NGLf COXMUNITIESt LAW FIRM UHtiD IN SUIT
eoCKSf DURHAM
SEE ALSO REVIEuS. BOOKS
SEE ALSO yRITEfiS, DURHAM
MARY MEBANE LnOKEO AT LIEE AND RECORDED ALL THE DETAILS
ROOTS. WARTS. ROSES: ST. LUKE'S CHURCH HISTORY TAKES STOCK Of ALL THREE
DR. BYRON COLE HANTS TO HELP PEOPLE COPE
BOOKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOOK CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C. LITERARY AND HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO Publishers
SEE ALSO REVIEWS. BOOKS
SEE ALSn WRITERS. N.C.
n.c. book club expands service
the rewards of rogues
the literary lantern
tar heel publishers became 'reverse c ar pe tb auce" s '
he always wanten to see other side of the mountain
playgroup: preschoolers learn in home setting
applewhite. price. luodingtdn win awards
pointers on ecclesiastical needlepoint
Christmas shopping season brings to mind n.c. book club selections
one was a social worker. one was a politician, one a volunteer
oCCi^S, REVIEWS
SEE REVIEWS. BOOKS
'Of'KS. U.S.. BESTSELLERS
MANY ROADS TO SUCCESS
BOONE. N.C.
SMALL EARTHQUAKE FELT IN NORTHWESTERN N.C.
BOONE MAY REVISE ORDINANCE OVER FLAG
HE CAN KEEP FLAG FLYING
BLAST TO BE INVESTIGATED
BLAST ROCKS BOONE MALL
BOONE RUNS Short of water
BOOTLEGGING
SEE ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE cigarfttes. smuggling
SEE DRUGS, smuggling
SEE MOONSHINE
SEE RECORDING TAPES
PACE 49
1/10/92
"OPN-AGAIN CHRISTIANS
SEE ALSO RELIGION
HE PAINTS FOR The LORD.
NOT CRITICS
BOSTON COLLEGE SPORTS. FOOTBALL
BRYANT GETS ■• AS TAR HEELS WIN ONE "ORE
BRYANT'S T3 TOTAL RAISES COACH'S IRE
ELKINS STEADY IN BRYANT'S SHADOW
BOTANICAL GARDEN
SEE N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
BOTANY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. BOTANY DEPT.
SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
KEY TO PLANT CANCER MAY HAVE BEE.^ FOUND
BOTTLE DEPOSIT
SEE RETURNABLE BOTTLES
BOTTLES
SEE ALSO RETURNABLE BOTTLES
HIS SHIPS TAKE HIM ANYWHERE
BOTULISM
SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING
SOME CANNED MUSHROOMS ARE RECALLED
SOME MUSHROOMS TAKEN OFF SHELVES
BOULEVARD PLAiA
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
CENTER NOW LEASING
RENOVATIONS UNDER WAY FOR NEW SHOPPING CENTER
BOUNDARY DISPUTES
SEE ALSO N.C./S.C, BOUNDARIES
NORTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA ONCE FOUGHT OVER BOUNDARY
WILSON, GREENE COUNTY DISPUTE LAND OWNERSHIP
BOWL FOR BREATH
MOST PLEDGES
BOWL GAMES
SEE COLLEGE oOwL S
BOWLING
OURHAM-ORANCE BOWLING OFFICERS ELECTED
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
DOCTOR SAYS EATING FISH HAY FIGHT HEART DISEASE
VICE PRESIDENT TO VISIT N.C.
BUSH TO VISIT WINSTON-SALEM
BUSH: 'PANIC OVER DEFICIT IS PREMATURE
PAPER SAYS SCIENTIST SUSPENDED IN PROBE
NEW METHOD OF DIAGNOSIS DESCRIBEO AT SYMPOSIUM
BOWMAN GRAY RESEARCHER SAYS HE STANDS BY WORK
SCIENTIST'S RESEARCH QUESTIONED
WFu PROFESSOR RESIGNS: DENIES FALSIFYING PROJECT
BOWMAN GRAY RETURNS MONEY TO U.S. AGENCY
SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT LINK IS INDICATED IN HEART DISEASE
AUDIT SOUGHT AT BOWMAN GRAY
MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS 11 MILLION GRANT
BOX PROJECT
INTERSTATE GIVING
BOXING
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOXING CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOXING C WRESTLING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO KICK-BOXING
EX-ARMY COACH IN DURHAM'S CORNER
BOXING'S PROBLEM
AODESA FINDS THERE'S LIFE AFTER FOOTBALL
OPEN MOUTH, PLANT FOOT, ALMOST
A CLASSIC
BOXING SAFETY TOP CONCERN OF AREA REFEREES
BALLARD IS Back
BALLARD HAKES QUICK WORK OF FOE
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1/10/82
SnxING TQURNtY OPENING
BnxING "ETuHNS TO DURHAM
KID GLOVES
AHMY BOXERS O^MINATE
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AGE DEFEATS THE CHAMP
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POY SCOUTS, Durham county
SEE ALSO CU5 SCIUIS
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCDUTS
2 DURHAM SCOUTS ulN PRIZES
CHURCH HONORS PAIR OF SCOUTS
TOP DISTRICT
IRVING E. ALLEN DIES AT AGE 85
SCOUTS NAME CLEMENT. COLE
EARNING BADGES
THANKS TO ENO VOLUNTEERS
ACCEPTS AWARD
DISTRICT AKARO WINNERS
BOY SCOUTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FAGlE SCOUTS
CHAPEL HILL SCOUTS KINOLE FUND DRIVE DISPUTE
SCOUTS LEARNING EARLY
SCOUT TROOP ENDS DRIVE FOB RECYCLING PROJECT
TWO SCOUTS TO RECEIVE MEDALS
BURLINGTON SCOUT HONQPEO
COLE WILL HEAD OCCGNEECHEE SCOUT COUNCIL
8QY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO Eagle scouts
SEE ALSO SCOUT-0-RAMA
TWO MEBANE SCOUTS TO GET HONOR MEDAL
THE nOYCE DANCERS
SEE ALSO DANCE
NUDE DANCE Surprises festival audience
NUDITY ON STAGE
DANCE MAKES A SPLASH
BOYCOTTS
SEE ALSO PICKET LINES
NEW HANOVER SCHOOLS HIT BY BOYCOTT
BOYCOTT CAN GET RESULTS
3 SUPERMARKETS TARGET OF PROTEST
INFANT-FORMULA POYCOTT AN UNREASONABLE ACTION
HUNT HOE: PROPOSED BOYCOTT IS RIDICULOUS
IT COULD BACKLASH
THIRD WORLD MOIHE»S EXPLOITED
BREASTFED SAilES 00 BETTER
FORMULA VS. BREAST MILK
NESTLE PEHAVIOR MHMORAL'
BREASTFEEDING HEALTHIER
NESTLE USES NO GIMMICKS
POLISH CARGO BOYCOTT REACHES PORT IN N.C.
PROVOKING GEUATE OUR RESPONSIBILITY
BOY'S HOME ALL-STAR FOOTBALL GAME
SEE NORTH/SOUTH BOYS' HOME FOOTBALL GAME
BOYS" STATE IwAkE forest UNIV. I
BOY'S STATE-30UND
DICKSON GETS BOYS' STATE POST
BOYS TOWN
BOYS TOWN TO RAFFLE OFF HOUSE
REAL FSTaTE RAFFLES ARE QUESTIONED
BRACES
SEE ORTHODONTICS
BRADLEY LINCOLN MERCURY INC.
CAR DEALER MOVING
BRAGTOWN SCHOOL
REBUILDING TO START SUMMER
MAN WOUNDED AT RESIDENCE
CLASS MISSING MISS SEALS
PERFORM TONIGHT
PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULED ON SIDEWALKS NEAR SCHOOLS
SIDEWALKS TOPIC OF HEARING
TOP SAFETY PATROL
CLUB TO HELP HANDICAPPED PUPILS
BRAILLE
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO NEGRO BRAILLE MAGAZINE
BLIND ECU STUDENT AIDS BRAILLE COMPUTER WORK
BRAIN DAMAGE
DRIVE LAUNCHED TO HELP GIRL
BRAINSTORM IFILMl
'BRAINSTORM' DATE. CAST ABE CHANGED
MOVIELANO
OUKf PICKEU for film SHOTS
DUKE TO BE FILMING SITE
THEY'RE HUNTING FOR A GOVERNOR
LOGICAL PLACE FOR A PREMIERE
TRUMBULL TRYING NEW TECHNIOUtS
'BRAINSTORM' STARS ARRIVE IN TRIANGLE
SCHEDULING PREVENTS HUNT FROM PLAYING HIMSELF IN FILM
NATALIE WOOD A BUSY LADY
HUNT HOSTS MOVIE STARS
HUNT, STARS SHARE STAGE IN 'BRAINSTORM' GATHERING
BREAKFAST AT HUNT'S
ACTRESS DUE AN APOLOGY
FUMING STARTS ON 'BRAINSTORM'
HUNT HELPS 'BRAINSTORM'
'BRAINSTORM' SET DIRECTOR FINDS PROPS IN TRIANGLE
TACKY STORY
DURHAM MAS A 'BRAINSTORM'
'BRAINSTORM' CREW WRAPS UP MONTH IN :<ORTH CAROLINA
ACTRESS WHO GRACED N.C. 'NICE TO PEOPLE'
NATALIE WOOD FOUND DEAD IN OCEAN
HOLLYWOOD MOURNS NATALIE HOOD'S DEATH
MISS WOOD WAS ANGRY. SLIGHTLY INTOXICATED. CORONER SAYS
WOOD'S DEATH JEOPARDIZES 'BRAINSTORM'
WOOD'S WARMTH LIVES ON
FUIURF OF 'BRAINSTORM' IN DOUBT AS INSURANCE CLAIM DUE
FILM HUNTER SEES 'BRAINSTORM' BENEFITS
'BRAINSTORM' COMPLETION HELD POSSIBLE
SETS TO NATALIE WOOD MOVIE KEPT SECURE
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7/31/61
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8/27/61
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8/27/81
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8/23/81
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9/04/91
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10/23/81
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11/30/81
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U/30/91
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11/30/81
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12/01/91
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12/02/81
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12/02/61
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12/0'>/61
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12/05/81
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12/06/81
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LER CITY CHIEF'S CaSE
£R CITY POLICE CASE
UL IN PATTERSON CASE
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BY CRIHE
FJLL0.4INC BBEAK-INSi ASSAULTS
NIGHTSPOT
BREAK-INS, ASSAULT
MAN
E .ilTH OFFICERS
CURTAINS FuR HRAINSTQRM?
CAN MOM STILL USE A ' SRA INSTOfl M' 7 „„„„. ^,.„
MOM IS REPOPTFD SEEKING TO SCRAP 'BRAINSTORM' FILM
ACTOR SAYS 'BRAINSTORM' MIGHT BE COMPLETED
YEAST'SPILL blamed FOR YAOKIN FISH KILL
YADKIN FISM kill brings FINE OF OVER 160,000
BRAME specialty CO. INC. lOURHAM WHOLESALER!
JOSH LASSITER 'GRADUATES' AFTER <.8 YcARS
BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST CO. I F AYE T TE Y ILLE . N.C.I
TEAR GAS MAY HAVE HIDDEN HOLDUP
BRANDY
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
BRANDY LEADS TO ARREST
rrant HnHPc* INC
HAMNEO GROUP BUYS OAKS IN CHAPEL HILL FOR JS MILLION
PURCHASE ENDS CONVERSION
BRAZIL HOPING SALES TAX GOES UP IN SMOKE
BREAKER MORANT (FILMI , ,^ „^
BREAKER MORANT: AUSTRALIAN FILM UNDERSTANDS WAR
BREAKFAST , „
DURHAM ANGLOPHILES CELEBRATE ROYAL WEDDING
BREAKING AND ENTERING ICRIMEI
POWER TOOLS TAKEN
PATTERSON TRIAL IS MOVED
JEwFLS STOLEN AT APARTMENT
TERMS GIVEN FOR BREAK-INS
THEFTS REPORTED AT STORES
TWO ARRESTED IN BREAK-IN ON W.
POLICE Charge TEEN
DEPUTY TESTIFIES AGAINST SILER
JURY BEGINS DELIoERAT IONS IN P
JURY PONDERS SILER CITY POLICE
DELIBERATIONS CONTINUING IN SI
JUDGE DECLARES MISTRIAL IN SIL
9-3 JURY DEADLOCK BRINGS MISTR
NO RETRIAL OF POLICE CHIEF SOU
PATTERSON CHARGES MAY BE DROPP
MAN SHOT, KILLED TRYING TO ENT
HISTORY OF A BUSINESS TROUBLED
FRANKLIN OFFICERS URGE CAUTION
POLICE CHARGE 2 IN BREAK-IN AT
FRANKLIN "AN IS CHARGED IN TWO
FILES MORE CHARGES
POLICE DOG WINS ANOTHER ROUND
MAN DIES In accident
AUTO WRECK KILLS HILLSBOROUGH
VICTIM FROM HILLSBOROUGH
LUMBERTON MAN KILLED IN SCUFFL
MAN CHARGED IN EREAK-IN
EOEN WOMAN KILLS INTRUDER
MAN SURPRISES HOUSEWIFE
HAN CHARGED WITH JUNE 17 BREAK
PEAKS CHARGED IN BREAK-INS
TEEN Charged with br£ak-ins
REPORT CLARIFIES TRAFFIC DEATH
THIEVES ROB, RANSACK FIRMS
NO EVIDENCE LINKS FATALITY TO
DURHAM COUNTY YOUTHS CHARGED I
MAN ACCUSED OF RREAK-IN
COOKE CHARGED WITH CAR THEFT
ARREST MAOE IN BREAK-IN ON FOS
POLICE Charge 3 IN BREAK-IN
THREE ARRESTED IN STORE BREAK-
TAR hFEL kicked ABOUT INTRUDER
housebreaking crime hits home
judge won't allow misde4n0r pl
wanted man dropped in on offic
loser in many ways
fire, break-in may be linked
man found lying in coffin is j
rooftop thieves hit stores
police pr03e ". break-ins
Three held in break-in
police charge youth in break
charges are filed in franklin
west durham plagued by break-i
ARREST Clears is break-ins
MAN CHARGED IN BREAK-INS
•JURY' STILL OUT ON STATE'S NE
2 ARRESTS CLEAR HOUSEBREAKINGS
SERIES OF BREAK-INS PROBED
TEEN IS HELD IN BREAK-INS
FIRE DAMAGES 2 FIRMS IN LAKEWO
N.Y. TEEN FACFS SPEAK-IN CHARG
TEEN-AGERS CHARGED
POLICE CHARGE THREE
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
BREAKING AND ENTERING, AUTOS
PARAMEDIC HURT IN WRECK
CARS VANDALIZED IN I-B5 MOTEL LOTS
VANOALS HIT CARS AT 3 MOTELS
CAR BPEAK-INS SPARK POLICE INVESTIGATION
IHIfvES HIT FOUR CARS
GUAROS IN HIGH SCHOOL LOTS HELP REDUCE CAR VANDALISM
POLICE ARREST Two GRIDDERS
SHOPPING SAFETY TIPS PREVENT YULE SADNESS
ill, 000 SILVERWARE STOLEN
BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO MASTECTOMIES
LUMP MEANS SEE DOCTOR
BREAST FEEDING
SEE ALSO MOTHER'S MILK
U.S. VOTED RIGHT ON FORMULA CODE
INFANT-FORMULA BOYCOTT AN UNREASONABLE ACTION
BREASTFED BABIES DO BETTER
FORMULA VS. BREAST MILK
NESTLE BEHAVIOR 'IMMORAL'
BREASTFEEDING HEALTHIER
NESTLE USES NO GIMMICKS
BREASTFEEDING SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED
PROVOKING DEBATE OUR RESPONSIBILITY
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5/D6/81
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6/03/91
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7/15/8
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7/16/8
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7/16/81
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7/17/81
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7/19/81
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7/30/91
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7/30/81
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8/02/81
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8/20/fll
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8/25/81
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8/25/81
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9/01/81
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9/15/81
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9/16/81
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9/16/81
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9/28/91
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10/05/91
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10/12/91
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10/12/91
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10/16/81
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10/16/81
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10/17/81
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10/21/91
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10/22/91
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10/22/81
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10/23/81
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10/23/91
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10/28/81
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10/30/91
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10/30/91
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11/04/81
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11/13/91
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11/29/81
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11/28/81
A
15
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H 1
12/05/81
c
N
S 2
12/07/81
A
N
H 1
12/08/81
B
N
H 2
2/09/81
B
N
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2/14/91
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2/15/91
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12/16/81
B
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12/17/81
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12/18/81
A
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12/18/81
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H 2
12/18/91
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12/18/91
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12/22/81
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12/22/81
A
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12/2'./81
B
N
S 2
9/05/91
A
N
H 2
9/25/81
A
14
N
S 2
9/25/91
B
N
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11/10/81
B
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U/2<i/ei
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11/25/81
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11/27/81
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11/28/81
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12/26/81
A
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5/22/81 A
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10/20/81 A
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10/30/81 A
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BRF4SI RfCPNSTflUCTtON SURGERY
SEE »LSO x»STECrO"lFS
OFFICE SURGERY POPULAR OPTION
BREAST SURGERY
SEE MASTECTOMIES
BREAThalyZFR TEST
SEE ALSO BLOOO TESTS
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SOME PANEL "E"BERS SAY LOGOS SHOULD BE BANNED
COURT'S LAXITY Baffling
VICKERY TESTIFIES HE WAS TESTED ON FAULTY BREATHALYZER
VICKEBY SAYS H£ uAS TESTED
SUPERIORS TO "AKE VICKERY TEST RULING
VICKERY LOSFS DRIVER'S LICENSE FOR t> MONTHS
HARDEN FACES CHARGE OF OU I
NO'SUSPECTS YET IN TEEN-AGER'S SLAYING
BREVaRO POLICE SEEKING CLUES IN GIRL'S DEATH
BRIBERY
JURY KAY BEGIN DELIBERATIONS IN TRIAL OF LUMBERTON OFFICIAL
FORMER LUMBERTON OFFICIAL RECEIVES PRISON SENTENCE
nnSPITAL OFFICIAL PLEADS GuILTY IN KICkSACK CASE
TIME-HONORED JOURNALISTIC PRACTICES IN JAPAN ICARTOONI
EMPLOYEE RESTHRED TO DUTY
BRICKLAYERS
SEE ALSO APPRENTICE BRICKLAYING CONTEST
masonry: They learn ESSENTIALS
BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
SEE ALSO GAMES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: SLAM SHAM
CONTRACTORS LEARNING BRIDGE ICARTOONI
BRIDGES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER. BRIDGES
SEE ALSO OVERPASSES
BRIDGES hlLL CLOSE
DURHAM COUNTY BRIDGE CLOSING
IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED...
OLD BRIDGE FALLING DOWN
LAKE "Khie bridge open for traffic
CLEAN STREAMS MONTH OBSERVED AT ENO PARK
SWINGING BRIDGE OVER ENO WILL MAKE CROSSING EASIER
GRIMSLEY PRAISES PARK EFFORT
BRIDGES, N.C.
SfE ALSO WALTER B. JONES BRIDGE lU.S. Zb<,t
The bridges at MlCHIE
bridge on u.s. 6". collapses
state's roads program cited at dedication
Threatened bridge 'way of life' for some on sunset
'.0 people mourn old RALEIGH BRIDGE
group finds most bridges. roaos deficient
bridgeton, n.c.
Chief charged with assault, making threats
briogeton police dept.
attorney general is sent report
bright leaf civitan club
see also civitan club
RECEIVES Award
INSTALL OFFICERS
TOP CIVITAN
THE BRIGHTER SIDE COFFEEHOUSE
THEY PLAN A BRIGHTER SIDE FOR DURHAM YOUTH
BRIGHTER SIDE MINISTRIES
TMEY PLAN A BRIGHTER SIDE FOR DURHAM YOUTH
BRIGHTLEAF NEWS
TURNING BACK The Pages at brightleaf court
BRIGHTLEAF SCUARF
SEE ALSn LIGGETT AND MYERS TOBACCO CO., WAREHOUSES
FOkLERS to move into BRIGHTLEAF
CARVER Buys into sanforo-hamner development group
^NO HISTORIC AREA PLANNED
BRIGHTLEAF AOOS TWO TENANTS
POSSIBLE DURHAM BOOM INTERESTS BANKS, INVESTORS
BOARD APPROVES PARKING LEASES
MALL "BUILDING IN DURHAM
U.S. GOVT. Showing interest in downtown office leases
BRIGHTLEAF NEAKS OCCUPANCY
DURHAM BREAKFAST CUSTOM ENDS SATURDAY
DEMTLITION FOR BRIGHTLEAF SQUARE PARKING LOT
BRIGHTLEAF OWNERS AREN'T PART OF CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION
OEvELOPFR plans TO OPEN BRIGHTLEAF BY OCT.
HOMFS. BRIGHT LEAF ARE ON TRINITY TOUR
RENOVATION TOUR SLATED
BRIGHTLEAF SHOP LEASES MALL SPACE TEMPORARILY
SHOP PLANS 2 Durham STORES
TURNING BACK THE PAGES AT BRIGHTLEAF COURT
BRIGHTLEAF OPENS THANKSGIVING
BRIGhTLFAF SaUARE
BRIGHTLEAF SOUARE SCHEDULES FESTIVAL
MUSIC. CRAFTS FESTIVAL SET AT BRIGhTlEAF
Christmas shopping at brighTleaf square
pigeons not wanted at brightleaf
DON'T KILL The pigeons
"RIGHTWonO CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (GREENSBORO. N.C.I
CREATION Theory controversy lives quietly in n.c. classroom
BRINKS' robbery
SEE ROBPERY. U.S.
BRISTOL-MYERS CO.
GROWTH IN SOUTH KEY REASON FOR NEW PLANT IN MORRISVILLE
BRISTOL-MYERS DEDICATES NEw PLANT IN MORRISVILLE
BRITISH AEROSPACE, INC.
H MILLION ON WINGS
BRITISH LEYLANO AUTO CO.
FOLLOWING THE BRITISH
BRITISH MOODS APARTMENTS
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12/22/81
11/12/Bl
11/13/81
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5/06/91
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11/20/81
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N
N J06
N F78
N
U S36
n S83
T37
BBl
H 2 12/14/81 A
S 2 10/19/81 A I P N S83
H 2 10/20/81 C 1 N H60
H 2 11/06/81 B 1 P F H60
S 2 12/ul/Rl A 4 E
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
U/31/81
SUBJECTS
>AOE 53
1/io/ai
-CHAPEL HILL, BROAOUAY ON TOUR SERIES
FIRE GUTS BEDROOM
HAIR OR*£R IS BLAMED IN BRITISH vgQQDS FIRE
BRCAO ST. SPORT SHOP
RIGHT HERE IN RIVER CITY!
BROADMOOR APARTMENTS
DURHAM M«N ARRESTED FOR ROBBING UOMAN
ANNEXATION PLANS DRAW FIRE
REyARo'oFFEREO FOR INFORMATION IN LEE SLAYING
BROADWAY VOTERS OK WATER LINE PROJECT
DECOMPOSED BODY FOUND NEAR SANFORD
GUNSHOT xOUNOS FOUND ON BODY
LEE IMPOSES MORATORIUM
BLOnOMOfllLE TO VISIT BROADWAY
BROADWAY MAN IS HONORED
BROADWAY. N.C.. BONDS ,^ „,.„,
BROADWAY VOTES TUESDAY ON WATER SYSTEM BONOS
BROADWAY, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEVERAL CANDIDATES FILE IN SANFORD, BROADWAY
BROADWAY MAYOR CHALLENGED
BROADWAY, N.C, SEWAGE SYSTEM
BROADWAY VOTES TUESDAY ON WATER SYSTEM BONOS
BROADWAY AT DUKE SERIES
SEE DUKE UNIV., BROADWAY AT DUKE SERIES
BROADWAY ON TOUR
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.
BROADWAY-YELLOW CAB CO. , ,
TAXICAB CUSTOMER RESPONSIBLE FOR FARE
BRCCDEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
DOUBLE TROUBLE
BROGDEN HOLDING CAREER FAIR
CITY SCHOOLS CAREER FAIR IS NEXT WEEK
TESTING THE WATERS
CAREER FAIR
BROKEN BONES
THE SORE SUBJECT OF BROKEN BONES
BROOKSIDE APARTMENTS ICHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, APARTMENTS
APT. TENANTS HARASSED. BROWN SAYS
CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL SUES OVER CONOO CONVERSIONS
CHAPEL HILL HOPEFULS FACE HOUSING
FIRM: CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION OK
JUDGE REJECTS TOWN'S CONTROL OF CONVERSIONS
CHAPEL HILL LOSES LEGAL ROUND IN CONDOMINIUM CONTROL EFFORT
NEW CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL WILL NOT APPEAL CONOO RULING
BROOKSTOWN FUDGE
WINSTON-SALfM MAN FUDGES THINGS UP SIX DAYS A WEEK
BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL
SANTA DELIVERS FOR MONCURE
BROUGHTON HOSPITAL (mqrganTON, N.C.I
UMSTEAO HOSPITAL ACCREDITED
BROWN ANO WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
REYNOLDS FILES FORMAL COMPLAINT
CIGARETTE ADS WARNINGS WILL BE CHANGED
LCM OFFICIAL SAYS SALES BETTER. DENIES SHUTDOWN
BROwN-BAGGING
SEE LIQUOR-BY-ThE-DRINK
BROwN LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO CAROLINA BROWN LUNG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO COTTON
SEE ALSO COTTON OUST REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO DUST PARTICLES
SEE ALSO N.C. LUNG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
LEGISLATURE MAY GRAPPLE WITH BROWN LUNG ISSUES
BROWN LUNG ASSOCIATION PLANS DEMONSTRATION IN WASHINGTON
NO COMPROMISE VOwEO ON BROWN LUNG FIGHT
SFIIATE OkS bill on ABORTION NOTIFICATION
COTTON OUST STANDARD WILL BE STRENGTHENED
COURT HEARS BROWN LUNG ARGUMENTS
COURT AWARDS HILLSBOROUGH MAN BENEFITS
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS NEW COTTON DUST LAW
BROWN LUNG ASSOCIATION HAILS RULING BY COURT
N.C. CONGRESSMAN PLANS BILL ON COTTON DUST RULES
FIRMS HOLD ESTIMATES OF BROWN LUNG HIGH
BROWN LUNG LEGAL OFFICE TO HOVE
BROWN LUNG LEGAL CENTER PLANS MOVE
TWO MEDICAL GROUPS ISSUE STATEMENT ON BROWN LUNG
ASTHMA DRUG MAY BE USEFUL FOR BYSSINOSIS
N.C. SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS RULING ON BROWN LUNG
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES PRAISES RULING
BROWN LUNG RULING SEEN SAVING MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
TEXTILE COMPANY USES FIBER WASTES
BROWN LUNG LEGAL CENTER
BROWN LUNG LEGAL OFFICE TO MOVE
BROWN LUNG LEGAL CENTER PLANS MOVE
SROMN UNIV.
IF THE SHOE FITS...
THE SNOBBERY OF IGNORANCE
BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIES INC.
CHEROKEES MAY LEASE LAND TO WASTE DISPOSAL FIRM
TRIBE DUMPS WASTE-DISPOSAL PLANT
BRUNSWICK ENERGY CORP.
PLANS FOR OIL REFINERY ARE CANCELED
BRUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT ISOUTHPORT, N.C.I
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. ANO S.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. ANO S.C, ACCIDENTS
CPCL LOSES GENERATOR, CUTS VOLTAGE
CPCL SAYS SABOTAGE MAY HAVE SHUT N-PLANT
NO FVIOENCE FOUND INDICATING SABOTAGE
ACCIDENTS MINDER CPEL NUCLEAR PLANT PRODUCTION
CPCL N-PLANT SHUT OFF
H 1
H 1
H 1
H I
S
E
C PG
S 2 12/22/81 A
H 2 12/23/81 B
H 2 9/06/81 D 1 P F S36
S 2 5/lS/ai a ". N
H 2 l/ai/Sl A 1 N W36
9/02/81
9/10/81
9/15/Bl
9/16/81
1 10/21/81
10/23/81
H 1 12/11/81 B
H 1 9/05/81 C 1
9/12/81
10/08/81
H 1 9/05/81 C 1
H 2 9/06/91 D
10/03/81
11/12/61
U/1',/81
ll/lB/81
11/20/81
I
10
1
12
P S76
N 008
R91
S76
H 2 7/25/81 A
H 2 10/27/81 All N W36
10/30/81
10/31/Bl
11/18/81
12/05/81
U/15/81
N W36
N W36
N W36
N W36
N W36
S 2 10/06/ai A 6 P F
H 2 U/17/81 A 1 N H60
H 1 5/26/Bl B 1 N
H 2 7/03/81 C <> N
H 2 7/16/81 fl 6 N
H 2 9/29/81 A 1 N G53
H 2
5/01/91
18
N
H 2
5/04/81
N
H 2
5/05/Bl
N
H 2
5/05/ai
N
H 2
5/ 2/8
N
H 2
5/ <./8
1 1
N
H 2
6/ 7/8
10
N
S 2
6/ 7/ai
N
H 2
6/ 9/81
N
H 2
6/20/81
N
H 2
7/ 8/81
N
H 2
7/25/81
N
S 2
7/27/81
N
H 2
9/29/ai
N
H 2
9/06/81
26
N
H 2
10/07/91
N
S 2
10/09/81
N
H 2
10/09/91
13
N
H 2
U/08/ai
N
H 2 7/25/81 C 1
S 2 7/27/81 A 9
S 2 6/15/81 A <,
H 2 6/19/81 A 4
H 2 9/04/RI A 3
H 2 9/16/81 A 7
H 2 5/15/81 A 8
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
7/15/81
7/17/81
7/18/81
7/19/ni
7/19/Bl
5
13
1
N.U4L 1N0E<
5/01/81 - li/31/81
C!>(.L CuSTOm'mS ro P»K EXTRA SECsjSE iF SnuTOQyNS
CPCL "ECufSTS MlG.>£« fufL sales
CPLL wOOKER ElPnSfO n aAOIATIJN
CCL 0ESC8I3ES "1-Pi.AM 3RnaLe'<s
jriLIIIES P«-.C|. ChaIR-an says CCL ajOIT LIKcLr
UTILITIES CTH-ISSION =L»NS Au:)IT OF 3RUNSHICK PLANT
cocL SAYS dniT Out if service
NUCLEAR UNIT !,N OPERATIC")
E-ERCFNCY PROCEDURES To BE TESTED
CPCL WARNS Nuf'LEAR UNIT TO 3£ DOwN
15 nuClEaR PLANTS CIvEN 'SELOJ AVERAGE- RATINGS
- «rR«j«s CO-.tahinaTEO 9y radioactive MATERIAL
CPtL PLANTS A"CNG 21 'BElOn AVERAGE'
COMMENTS ON BRUNSWICK
NRC PROPOSES K.0.000 PENALTY IN CPtL NUCLEAR EXPOSURE CASE
aRYANI-DURMA" ELECTRIC CO.
OFFICERS SAY COPPER THEFT RING CRACKED
DUSMA" FIRH INDICTED FOR BID-RIGGING
DUSHAW FIR-t. PRESIDENT FACE BIO-RIGGING CHARGES
STATE aiCOING L3ST 5Y ■) ELECTRICAL fjrks
CONVICTED FIR" STILL CAN 310
BRYANT ELECTRIC CO. OF MICH POINT
TMO BROTHERS ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF CASE
BRYANT HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CO. ICHaRlOTTEI
FIRE 3AKAGES CHARLOTTE FIRM
•^UEBLE GU^
CAN- T RESIST IT
Buck MOUNTAIN DEVELOPMENT
airport plans not off ground
euffalO sills
romes has built his nfl career on seven games
auILniNG CLIMBING
MISSING THEIR MARBLES
"UILDINC COOES
SEE ALSCl DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
SEE ALSO HOUSING COOE
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANK REGULATIONS
BOARD TO RECONSIDER FEES
BUILDER GETS VARIANCES
EDGEMONT Plan QUESTION LINGERS
COMMITTEE DELAYS ChanGIHG FEES
Subjects
PAGE 5<.
1/10/62
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DATA
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CONSTRUCTION
sn Building contractors
so construction industry
ST Dav1S-»aCCN act
i3 HOME l-PROVEMENT
SO MOUSING, N.C.
SO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
SO HOUSING Industry
ST N.C. STATE 9UILDING CONSTRUCTION
SO N.C. HilME eulLOERS ASSOCIATION
SO Subdivision construction
"UlLDING activity UP IN 1981
angle 3uildinc 90nms in march
construction doubles
flow plans expansion
dy construction
ding getting special supports
cials act to stabilue building
='uIld;ng lEvEl up
tment construction up in durham
truction reported up
9UIL0ING CONSTRUCTION, N.C.
CONSTRUCTION RISES IN N.C.
9UILTING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO ISSOCIATION OF GENERAL CONTRACTORS, N.C. BRANCH
SEE ALSO PulLDlNG CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO PulLOING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C CONTRACT BIOOING
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALS^ HEATING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO Paving contractors
SEE ALSO PRIVAT": CjNTRaCTTRS IFOR FEDERAL E"PL0YEESI
COUNTY SUES T1 HALT ARBITRATION OF CLAIM
MALL CONTROVERSY RESOLVED
BOABO TO RECONSIDER FEES
JUDGE RULES AGAINST COUNTY IN DISPUTE mITh CONTRACTOR
JUDGE DISMISSES CLAIM CASE
HEALTH COMES F IflST
COMMITTEE IS FORMED TO REVIEm STATE DOT CONTRACT PROCEDURES
HUNT MAS REPQRTECLY TOLD OF BID RIGGING
BIO-RIGGING BILL CLEARS COMMITTEE
HOUSE UNANIMOiISLr ENOORSES TOUGH BIO-RIGGING BILL
CAPITAL aulLOiNG AUTHORITY TABLES BIDDING RESOLUTION
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL PLEADS GulLTY IN KICKBACK CASE
CONTRACTOR IS CONVICTED
CONTRACTOR GETS S-yEaR PROBATION
STATE BIDDING LOST 3Y •) ELECTRICAL FIRMS
CONTRACTORS LEARNING BRIDGE ICARTOONI
TIP ON TORN LEDGER ShEETS AIDED PROBE
contractors pledge adopted
firm denies defaulting on contract
tenn. firm low on sewage bid
low electrical bidder faces bid-rigging charges
national housing slump hits n.c. builders hard
Building developers
SEE ALSO Building contractors
SEE ALSO CmaPEl hill, N.C, HOUSING
SEE ALSO DEvELOPMFNT INCENTIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO hO"£ builders ASSOCIATION Of GURHAM AND ChAPEL HILL
SEE ALSn Subdivision construction
nr.F HEADS CJUNTY SEWAGE COMMITTEE
BOARD IS Subject of more reviEwS
OFvfLIPERS, PRuPtRIY Owners vOlCt SEPTIC TANK GRIEVANCES
BUUDrRS, DEvFLOPFRS OFFER IDEAS FOR SEPTIC TANKS
TEER URGES wQRt SEPTIC Tank inspectors
PANEL REvlewi nSiS GN SEPTIC TANKS
MILLER SPONSORS eiLL TO MAKE »I0 RIGGING A FELONY IN N.C
BUILDING INCcNTlvF PLAN OuESTIONEO
*-STORY BUILCINC PLANNED FOR CITY
FLOOD INSURANCE CUTOFF COULD HIKE PRICES
Chapel HILL'S CONDITIONS ON DEVELOPER OVERkulEO
N F
S
E
I
L
T
Y
P D
OATE
C
?G L
P
3YL
M I
7/20/B1
b
N
H 2
7/21/81
A
N
H 2
7/23/81
s
N
H 2
7/28/81
A
1 1
N
S 2
7/2fl/91
B
N
H 2
7/2'?/81
C
12
N
H 2
3/06/91
A
25
N
H 2
3/08/81
B
N
S 2
3/ll/?l
B
N
H 2
3/11/Bl
B
N
M 2
9/13/91
A
N
H 2
9/16/81
A
N
H 2
9/21/91
A
10
N
H 2
9/21/91
A
IC
N
M 2
10/02/91
A
a
N
H 2
7/21/91
A
I 3
N
ASA
H 2
11/10/91
A
N
S 2
11/10/91
B
N
H 2
11/1 3/91
A
N
S 2
12/19/81
A
N
K90
H 2 12/17/91 A 13 N
H 2 12/12/91 A 15 N
S 2 7/27/91 C 1 P P T37
S 2 9/29/81 6 1 N M23
H 2 9/27/91 B 2 P F S91
S 2 11/21/91 A 4 E
S 2 5/26/81 a 1
S 2 6/23/91 A 3
H 2 7/0<./91 3 1
S 2 3/29/81 A 3
054
05A
W36
K90
s
5/07/81
A 1
H
5/IO/Bl
12
<;
6/05/81
A 3
H
6/07/81
1 1
H
a/lS/81
A 5
H
6/16/91
B 1
s
6/16/91
A 3
s
7/01/91
A 1
s
7/18/91
A 1
H
a/27/91
D 5
H
2
6/27/81
A 5
<90
H04
5/05/81
5/15/31
5/26/81
5/29/91
5/29/91
5/29/Bl
6/35/91
6/09/91
6/09/91
6/11/9!
6/16/ei
7/ll/ai
10/21/31
10/22/31
11/13/91
11/16/91
11/16/91
U/19/91
12/0 1/9 1
U/O'./ai
12/04/81
12/27/81
1
1
1
I
9
4
1 3
13
1?
10
ATT R56
H
5/D1/81
B
N S51
',
5/13/81
N C54
s
5/14/81
N K90
H
5/15/81
N S51
s
5/27/91
N K90
M
5/29/31
N S51
s
6/03/Bl
/ N DOS
H
6/12/91
A 1
N W36
H
3/22/91
N
H
3/23/91
A 1!
N
H 2 3/29/31 A
MONTHLY/*
M N U > L
5/Ol/ai
INDEX
li/3l/81
0H4SA 10 4LIE» POLICY , , „ ,
SEPTIC TANKS: SUITABLE LAND RUNNING OUT
SANITARIANS. LANDOWNERS OPTEN AT WAR
?rp'Tl^*fefei)SfES§!'S:jNy?'-SF heat, but little LIGHT
REOEVELDPERS SOUGHT FOR HATTI SECTION
BUILDING INSPECTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
INSPECTION TEAM
HOUSING INSPECTIONS INTRUDE UPON PRIVACY
SHODDY CONSTRUCTION
COST OF PERMITS DOUSLfS
NEW FEES SUBJECT TO FINAL HEARING
BUILDING PERMITS
DURHAM BUILDING ACTIVITY UP IN I9B1
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FOR DURHAM
TRINANGLE BUILDING BOOMS IN MARCH
COUNTY PERMITS ISSUED
CITY ISSUES PERMITS
DATAFLOW PLANS EXPANSION
BUILDING PERMITS
CITY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
CONSTRUCTION RISES IN N.C.
PACE OF TRIANGLE BUILDING OUICKENS
DURHAM COUNTY ISSUES CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
DURHAW ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
COUNTY IS5UFS BUILDING PERMITS
CITY. COUNTY ISSUE BUILDING PERMITS
COST OF PERMITS DOUBLES
CITY GRANTS PERMITS
DURHAM RANKS <.TH IN NEW CONSTRUCTION STARTS
COMMITTEE DELAYS CHANGING FEES
NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONTRACTS INCREASE
CONSTRUCTION IN N.C. MAKES BIG GAINS IN JULY
BUILDING PICKS UP IN TRIANGLE
BUILDING PERMITS
NEW FEES SUBJECT TO FINAL HEARING
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS „,
CITY INSPECTION OFFICE ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED IN DURHAM
DURMAK-RALEIGH NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONTRACTS RISE aO»
BUILDING IN TRIANGLE RISES IN SEPTEMBER
CITY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING ACTIVITY SHOWS DROP ,„
TRIANGLE BUILDING CONTRACTS DROP 681 IN OCTOBER
BUILDING IN TRIANGLE FALTERS DURING OCTOBER
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED IN DURHAM
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS. N.C.
COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
COUNTY ISSUES PERMITS
PERMITS ISSUED FOR ADDITION
BULL CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
EAGLES FACE UPHILL BATTLE
EAGLES IN A ROUT
EAGLES TAKE OPENER IN ROUT
FAYETTEVILLE TOPS CENTRAL IN FINALS
Eagles fall to broncos
bull city licn's club
see also lion's clu'?. durham
optimists jolted: law barring pmone solicitations.
TICKETS: THEn niSTRIBUTION OUESTIONED
SOLICITORS SUPJECT OF PROBE
PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE FORESEES NO ACTION ON PHONE SOLICITING
CIVIC CLUBS OFF THE HOOK
FILMS PRESENTED
BULL CITY RUG CO.
BULL CITY RUGS ANNOUNCES THEIR HOO.OOO GRAND OPENING
BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
»2,50O RAISED FOR HOSPITAL
BULL CITY STREET ARTS CELEBRATION
SEE OURHA" STREET ARTS CELEBRATION
BULL DURHAM CIGARETTES
FTC LISTS CIGARETTE CARBON MONOXIDE
BULL OURHA" CLASSIC IPREP TEAM WRESTLINGI
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. SPORTS (GENERAL HEAOINGl
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
TOUGH GUYS: JORDAN WRESTLERS DISPLAY GENTLE SKILLS
NORTHWEST GUILFORD MAT LEADER
JORDAN'S GRANT MOST VALUABLE
BULL DURHAM A REAL CLASSIC
BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO
SEE BULL DURHAM TOBACCO CO.
BULL DURHAM TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
MAKING BULL DURHAM BAGS
BULL DURHAM YOUTH ATHLETICS
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
THEIR FIRST SALE
BULLOCK. N.C.
BULLOCK POSTMASTER NAMED
BULLOCK'S BARBECUE (331 WO°THAM ST. I
BULLOCK'S RECEIVES TENTATIVE APPROVAL
RfZONING WOULD LIMIT DENSITY
BARBECUE PLACE GETS ZONING CHANGE
LAND "EZONEO FOR OFFICE CONSTRUCTION
BULLPEN
ANYONE Can do IT! IGET HOOKED. THAT IS. . .1
BULL'S EYE FIRST ANNUAL DOG VS. CAT POLL
THE WINNER: 'PURRESSENCE OF PETS'
BULL'S EYE STOCKING STUFFER
WHAT'S ON YOUR LIST FOR SANTA?
CRIMPS DRIVE
C T
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N E
E
L Y
P
DATE
C
PG
L P
8YL
H 2
9/'2<./flI
A
16
N
M23
H 2
lO/IB/ai
A
1
G
aai
H 2
10/15/81
A
1
G
881
S 2
10/21/91
A
4
E
H 2
10/23/81
A
W
E
S 2
11/D7/81
A
3
N
K90
S 2
5/05/81
C
1
P P
C56
H 2
5/10/Sl
4
L
H 2
6/15/81
A
5
L
S 2
a/O'./Rl
B
1
N
K90
S 2
9/25/Bl
A
5
N
K90
S 2
5/D7/ai
A
1
N
05".
S 2
5/D7/ai
A
6
N
H 2
5/lD/ai
12
N
S 2
5/26/81
A
10
N
S 2
5/2B/al
A
6
N
H 2
6/07/81
1 1
N
S 2
6/10/81
c
1 1
N
S 2
6/17/81
c
8
N
H 2
6/27/81
A
5
N
H 2
7/05/ni
D
9
N
S 2
7/lD/Bl
A
3
N
S 2
7/16/81
A
17
N
S 2
7/22/81
A
15
N
S 2
7/23/81
A
1 1
N
S 2
7/31/ai
A
10
N
S 2
a/04/91
8
1
N
K90
S 2
8/13/91
B
5
N
S 2
8/22/91
A
2
P N
S 2
8/28/91
A
3
N
K90
S 2
9/05/81
A
2
P N
M 2
9/06/81
10
N
H 2
9/13/81
D
10
N
S 2
9/24/81
B
7
N
S 2
9/25/81
A
5
N
K90
S 2
9/30/91
C
A
N
S 2
10/07/91
c
3
N
S 2
10/l'./9l
c
5
N
10/29/91
B
5
N
S 2
U/D5/91
B
6
N
S 2
U/07/81
A
22
N
H 2
11/08/81
10
N
S 2
1 1/11/91
A
13
N
H 2
ll/29/"l
c
3
N
S 2
12/12/81
A
20
P N
H ?
12/13/81
10
N
S 2
12/17/91
A
3
N
S 2
12/21/ei
B
A
N
S 2
12/31/81
B
6
N
S 2
a/20/Bl
A
1 1
N
S 2
9/02/81
A
15
N
S 2
11/06/91
A
5
N
S 2
W/C/Sl
2
N
S 2
12/05/81
A
8
P P
M66
H 2
12/05/91
3
N
H 2
12/06/81
B
3
N
S 2
12/07/81
8
P N
H 2
10/11/81
A
N
B51
H 2
10/11/81
A
N
L30
S 2
10/12/81
C
N
no8
S 2
10/15/81
c
N
00 8
H 2
10/16/91
B
N
151
S 2
ll/2'./ei
A
P P
T37
H 2 9/10/91 A 22 A
H 2 6/09/81 B 9 N
H 2 5/05/81 A
S 2 12/17/91 C 3 U CD9
H 2 12/22/81 B 5 P N
H 2 12/23/81 B 2 P N
S 2 12/23/81 2 P U C09
S 2 5/02/81 A 3 P P S76
S 2 5/15/ei A 11 P P C56
H 1 9/11/81 B 1 N
S 2 6/02/81 B 1 N K90
H 2 6/03/81 A 15 N
S 2 8/04/81 A 5 N K90
H 2 3/05/ai A 12 N
H 2 11/06/81 1 P F W66
f
H 2 5/04/81 8 I U
H 2 11/30/81 B 1 U
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
5/01/81 -
INDEX
i2/3l/ni
suajecrs
PACE 56
l/10/8i
GOAND CCIUNCIL OeCREES: YOU'VE OTT IluL ThuRSOAT
GB4N0 council PICKS A WINNER
9ULL"S EVE WHAT'S-rMF-SCORE? CONTEST
CONTESTANT GUESSES CORRECTLY ON 310 fOUR
nuxPER STICKERS
FOLKS ABOUND HEBE: BUMPER SNICKER
BUNKER RAMO CORP.
ALLIED COOP. -(AKES OFFER TO BUY COMPANY WITH PLANT IN DURHAM
RUNN, N.C.
aUNN GRAOUATION MONDAY
SUNN AREA PARENTS WANT SCHOOL ACTIVITY BUS USED
FIRE DESTROYS 100.000 PLANTS
BURCH AVE.
WHEN AN ARTS FAIR IS
A BLOCK PA.UY
BURCH BRIDGE ROAD I BURLINGTON, N.C.I
FEES DISPUTE HOLDING UP PROJECT
BUREAUCRACY, N.C.
THE PFTER PRINCIPLE OPERATES IN STATE
UNNECESSARY PRYING BY THE GOVERNMENT
BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
WINDYFOGCFRY
DISTRUST OF BIG GOVERNMENT LEO U.S. TO CONSERVATISM
SUITABLE STAMPS
SOCIAL WELFARE PROGRAMS BENEFIT THE NON-POOR MOST
THE DAY THE PRESIDENT SHOWED HIS BACKBONE
BUREAUCRATIC PLUNDER
•The same unsightly BEAST-
BURGER KING ll?00 WEST CLUB BLVD. I
MAN ESCAPES AFTER ARMED ROBBERY
RESTAURANT ROBBFR ESCAPES
BURGER KING (U.S.!
THEY PLACE AD TO WIN GAME
BURGLARY
SEE ROBPERY, DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
BURGLARY RING
SEE ALSO BOBBERY, DURHAM
U.S. ATTORNEY TO PROSECUTE EIGHT GYPSIES
GYPSIES MAY BE INVOLVED IN EAST COAST THEFT RING
OFFICERS SAY COPPER THEFT RING CRACKED
POLICE CHARGE 3 IN ThEFT
ring may be stealing lawnmowers
Burials
see funerals
Burke CO., n.c.
BABY girl oies in burke blaze
Burlington, n.c.
see also miss burlington pageant
see also spring fling
woman suing officials
judge to hear arguments this morning
old carrousel's restoration urged
mall's anniversary observed
3r0 generation takes oath at moose lodge
apology shows class
burlington is getting tricot plant
arrest made acter slaying in burlington
drive started to preserve burlington park carousel
two painters survive shock
pledges to be taken
burlington to review paving contracts
contractor is banned from bidding in georgia
burlington, n.c, budget
see also burlington city council, oudget
burlington budget hearing set
proposed pay raises trimmed in burlington
burlington ok s budget
burlington, n.c, christmas parade
burlington parade nov. 21
BURLINGTON, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
PROPOSED PAY RAISES TRIMMED IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTIONS
III tl-S2 J'-i^f^f COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE ELECTIONS GENERATING INTEREST
BURLINGTON RACES DRAW CANDIDATES
BARBOUR SEEKING HE-ELECTION
BURLINGTON TO HAVE PRIMARY FOR COUNCIL
BURLINGTON TO HAVE PRIMARY FOR MAYOR
BALLOTS TO BE CAST TUESDAY IN THREE AREA CITIES
BUBLINGTQN, HFNOERSON, BOXBORO TO vnT( TODAY
S^':^;'^'"°9'-*"'^° -ITCH LOSES MORGANTON MAYOR'S RACE
MOWE OUT OF fuRLINGTON RACE
BROCK SAYS AO MAY HAVE VIOLATED LAWS
CANDIDATES' SESSION PLANNED
7 ALAMANCE MUNICIPALITIES TO MOLD ELECTIONS TUESDAY
KETChUM wins in BURLINGTON
iX'li'^iA^i'!"^ CHAMBER BACKED HIS OPPONENT
NO PROSECUTION SLATED ON POLITICAL AD
BURLINGTON, N.C, HAZARDOUS WASTES DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL and STORAGE
SOME REVISIONS URGED IN PROPOSED ORDINANCE
BURLINGTON, N.C, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO MAY MEMORIAL LIBRARY
PROPOSED PAY BaISES TRIMMED IN BURLINGTON
ADDITION TO LIBRARY IS BEING COMPLETED
BURLINGTON, N.C.. MAYOR'S OFFICE
BARBOUR SEEKING RE-ELECTION
BURLINGTON TO HAVE PRIMARY FOR MAYOR
F
DATE
S
E
c
PG
1
L
L
T
Y
P SYL
2
2
12/07/81
12/1'./81
B
a
I
I
U
N
2
9/28/81
B
1
N
2
10/23/81
B
1
D
U
2
5/l<./81
A
8
N
1
I
I
b/04/81
11/06/81
11/28/91
B
B
C
1
I
1
N
N
N
2
5/04/91
B
I
U S36
1
5/05/81
b
1
N H60
2
2
7/02/Hl
7/21.'9I
A
A
5
4
L
E
I
5/06/81
6/27/81
7/07/81
9/09/91
1 1/26/91
12/09/81
12/17/81
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
4
4
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
1
10/10/91
10/11/Bl
A
A
3
3
N
N
2
10/31/91
A
3
N
H
2
5/02/91
A
5
S
?
7/06/91
(
4
H
?
7/21/81
A
1 3
S
?
7/21/81
A
1 1
s
2
8/12/91
C
1
H 2 5/24/91 A 10
5/14/81
B 1
N
5/16/81
8 1
N
5/20/81
C 1
N
5/22/91
fl 1
N
5/26/91
B 1
N
6/01/91
A 4
F
i/05/Sl
9 1
N
6/29/91
e !
N
7/25/81
r 1
N
7/31/91
B 1
N
9/05/81
r 1
N
10/14/81
r 1
N
11/21/81
B 1
N
H 1 6/03/81 B 1
H 1 6/10/81 B I
H 1 6/17/81 C 1
H 1 11/14/81 B 1 N
H 1 6/10/91 B 1 N
H 1
7/23/81
B
1 N
H60
H 1
a/19/91
B
1 N
H 1
8/29/91
C
1 N
H 1
9/04/91
B
1 N
H60
H 1
9/05/81
C
1 N
H 1
10/03/91
B
1 N
H60
H I
10/06/91
B
N
H 2
10/07/91
C
4 N
H I
10/07/91
3
1 N
H I
0/23/91
B
N
H I
0/29/91
B
1 H
H I
0/31/91
8
N
H60
H 1
11/34/91
B
N
H I
11/05/91
8
1 N
H60
H 1
U/2a/91
C
I N
H 1
5/19/81
B
1 N
H 1
6/10/81
B
1 N
H 1
7/17/81
S
1 a- N
H60
H 1
8/29/81
C
1 N
H 1
9/05/81
C
1 N
„ . :^. .^,r.n.-...»— -^m m-M »
MONTHLY/'
I N t X
lJ/31/81
J E C T S
PAGE 57
1/10/32
BiHOrS TO BE CAST TUESDAY I.
nOlZE OUT JF ^UBLINOTON RACE
IN THREE AREA CITIES
^T';[iS:;!r-3S^ciS:!crT?^r?0 .DLO elections TUESOAY
sn prosecution slated on political ao
BURLINGTON. N,? ;; ..-;^E«„ .NO SE WER^PROPOS.L ^^ ^^^^^
^"BuStl?.G?hr?5^U^C^?"SiIsErIESE'^4Ei^S^%b'irSiNG RENTALS AND RECREATION
S
E
C PG
I T
L Y
H I 10/01/81 a
H I 10/07/81 B
H 1 10/28/81 a
H 1 10/31/81 B
H 1 ii/o'./ai a
H 1 11/05/81 a
H 1 11/28/81 C
nuRLlNGTON. N.C.. WATER TREATMENT PLANT
" '• fEES niSPUIE HOLDING UP PROJECT
«upllngton artist league
'^!l5^"rrS;1Il'-s «'e's;crat,on urged
""»UfJSSL^KS!^;rL?;r?HRISTHAS parade
'"■"■' bSrL I NGtJn council RAISES SOME PEES ON BUILDING RENTALS ANO RECREAtlON
hOMAN suing OFFICIALS
gbSL^lSrTgii^l^iis'^lcTS «fT? IN LEAVING COG
BURLINGTON POLICE APPLYING FOR GRANT
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. BUD'^tT
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C.. BUDGET
BURLINGTON BUDGET HEARING SET
PROPOSED PAY RilSES TRINNED IN auOLlNCTON
BURLINGTON OKS BUDGET
auRLINGTON CITY C OUNC I L . £ LEG T I ON S
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY aOARO OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALST BURLINGTON. N.C.. ELECTIONS
BURLINGTON RACES DRA.* '^»'<° ' 2il '5 „,„r . ,
BURL NGTON TO HAVE PRIMARY FOR COUNCIL
BURL NGTON TO HAVE PRIMARY FOR "AYOR ,,,,=£
BALLOTS TO BE CAST TUESDAY IN THREE AREA CITIES
MOl'E OUT OF BURLINGTON RACE
^7*iEl°Mi;!rH5^^^i?AL^TtEf ?0 HOLD ELECTIONS TUESDAY
KETCHUM UINS in auRLINGTON
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. HEMBER REPLACEMENT
BOARD TO FILL 3 VACANCIES
GUTHRIE GETS COUNCIL SEAT
BURLINGTON CITY^PARK^ PRESERVE BURLINGTON PARK CAROUSEL
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOL BOARD ^,„...
BURLINGTON SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS ,,„,e„
auRLINGTON SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS TO OPEN THURSDAY
BU'LINGTON DOMESTICS (DURHAM COUNTY I
FIRM LOSES POWER
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES , „^ ^^..-c
COURT HEARS BROWN LUNG ARGUMENTS
BI ACQUIRES BEAUNIT CORP.
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES AWARDED 121 MILLION
BI DIRECTORS DECLARE DIVIDEND ,„„„,
EARNINGS: REVENUES UP FOR KENAN TRANSPORT
BI TO BUY LIBERTY PLANT . ^
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES APPEALS RULING
MILL POSTS PAY RAISE REJECTED BY UNION
WATER VIOLATIONS ARE ALLEGED
WORK TO BEGIN AT LIBERTY PLANT
BURLINGTON NDUSTRIES MAY SELL HOSIERY PLANTS
N.C. SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS RULING ON BROWN LUNG
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES PRAISES RULING „_„..,
BLAST AT KERNERSVILLE PLANT INJURES 2 PEOPLE
NEW MACHINES FIGHTING JE} J IL E I MPOR J S
TECHNOLOGY, IMPORTS CUT TEXTILE JOBS
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, EMPLOYEES ,.„-- ,ncc
J. P. STEVENS RESHAPING may BRING LARGE LOSS
auRLINGTON INDUSTRIES. HOSIERY L SOCK DIVISION
BURLINGTON INflUSTRIES SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES. SALES AND EARNINGS
at REPORTS ITS EARNINGS ARE UP
BURLINGTON POLICE CLUB
POLICE CLUB PLANS BARBECUE
BURLINGTON POLICE OEPT. ,,,,„
DECLINE IN JUVENILE CRIME CITED
SILENT WITNESS CALLED A SUCCESS
SURRENDER TO POLICE , ,
TWO HOLE BURLINGTON MAN CAPTIVE AT USED CAR LOT
BURLINGTON POLICE APPLYING FOR GRANT
'""''"BSJ^jNG^T'oS^'oiS^fTAiyi^SOME FEES ON BUILDING RENTALS ANO RECREATION
BURLINGTON SPRING FLING SET
OANCE CLASS TO BE OFFERED
BURLINGTON SHRINE CLUB
SEE ALSO ShRINERS. N.C.
FISH FRY TO BE HELD TODAY
""■"■■Ktli^AUS^a-.S^? J!5lt5|a''ES?iMENTS, N.C. JUDGE SAYS
BURLINGTON TOWN COUNCIL
SEE BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
BURLINGTON WRITERS CLUB
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
A JUDGE LEARNS A LESSON
BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMBER TO LOOK AT FEDERAL FUNDS
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS RAP TWO BILLS
FORUM APPLICATIONS SOUGHT
ANNUAL ALAMANCE FARM TOUR SLATED
H 1 5/20/81 C 1
5/06/81 C I
N
5/U/fll B 1
N
5/20/fll C I
N
6/19/91 e 1
N H60
a/Q5/8l C 1
N
1 6/03/81 8 1
1 6/10/91 B 1
I 6/17/Bl C 1
8/l')/61
9/0'./Bl
9/05/81
H 1 10/03/81
H 1 10/07/81
H 1 10/28/81
H 1 10/31/81
H 1 ll/Oii/Sl
H 1 6/13/91 e 1
H 1 12/02/81 8 1
S 2 12/21/81 A 10
H I
5/ <./81
B 1
H 1
5/ 1/91
8 1
H 2
6/ 3/81
A 1
H 2
6/ 3/81
B 1
H 1
9/05/81
C 1
N
H 1 7/25/81 C 1 N H60
H 2 6/20/91 6 1 N H60
H 2 6/20/91 B 1 N H60
H 1 9/21/81 B 1 N
H
2
5/l<./91
A
11
N
H
2
6/11/81
C
10
N
H
2
6/17/91
A
15
N
H
2
7/25/81
A
3
N
H
2
8/09/91
12
N
H
2
a/13/»l
A
Z2
N
s
2
9/25/81
B
7
N
H
1
9/26/81
e
1
N
H
1
9/16/91
a
I
N
H
1
9/30/91
a
1
N
H
2
10/03/81
A
3
N
H
2
10/07/81
e
6
N
s
2
10/09/91
A
5
N
s
2
11/23/91
A
2
N
H
2
12/07/91
A
9
N
s
2
12/09/81
c
13
N
S 2 9/07/91 A 3 N
H I 10/23/91 a 1 N
H 1 7/17/81 B 1 N
H 1 U/l'./Sl a 1
N
I 5/06/91 C 1
1 5/22/91 B 1
1 10/20/81 C 1
H 1 10/16/81 B 1
S 2 5/l<./81 A
H J 5/18/91 A « U G33
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
5/26/81
6/03/81
6/17/81
6/19/91
N H60
N
N
« N T H L
/ A N N u * L
INDEX
15/31781
saujecTs
P»CE ?8
l?10/Bi
CIVIC 0IHFCTU8V PREPAReO
ALAXANCE V0TE5 AGAINST MOVING ECONO-IC POST
NEu INDUSTRY SAID CrlMING TO ALAMANCE
CUTS IN FEDERAL SPENDING SEEN POSSIBLE
ALAMANCE SEEKS TALUS ON ECDNO'lIC PROGRAM
BARBOUR CHARGES CHAMBER BACKED his OPPONENT
ALAMANCE Chamber TO DEDICATE OFFICES
NEW OFFICES DEDICATED BY ALAMANCE CHAMBER
INDUSTRIAL TOUR SCHEDULED
ALAMANCE CHAMBER SETS MEMBERSHIP 'BLITZ'
CHAMBER SETS ANNUAL MEETING
BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
SEE ALAMANCE HISTORICAL MUSEUM
BURLINGTON/GRAHAM ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE ALSO ABC SrrpFS
A1C STORE SLATED FOR MfBANE AREA
^URN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES
N.C. JAYCEES SURVIVE ROUGH YEAR
JAYCEES CHEE.( END TO 'JAMSCAM' SCANDAL
FORMER JAYCEE LEADER ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
BURN VICTIMS
LIGHTER EJPLOOES. BURNS ELDERLY MAN
LO.<RY DIES FROM BURNS
MAN, 79, Burned oy lighter dies
CHATHAM MAN DIES
BURNING PERMITS
SEE ALSO FIBESi DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES
BURNING BAN REINSTATED IN EASTERN N.C.
DRY CONDITIONS MAKE OUTDOOR BURNING RISKY
IT'S TOO ORY FOR "URNING
LAM Changes ON BURNING PERMITS
nine grass fires reported in durham area
Burroughs corp.
city considers new computer
committee votfs to trade in old city computer
councilmen query need for new computer system
durham to get new computer
earnings: first union reports huge gain in third quarter
burroughs wellcome
generic drug ruling upheld
BURROUGHS JELLCDME APPOINTS THREE SCIENTISTS TO NEW POSTS
DUKE TO GIVE 15 CANCER PATIENTS INTERFERON
OR. ELION GETS CHEMIST AWARD
BURROUGHS WELLCOME NAMES NEW hcAO OF OPERATIONS
BURROUGHS wFCLCOME PROMOTES SULLIVAN
RTP SCIENTISTS DEVELOPED DRUG THAT MAY FIGHT HERPES
HOPE FOR HERPES VICTIMS
3 GET PROMOTIONS AT RTP DRUG FIRM
TILSQN GETS iURRQUGHS WELLCOME POST
GENETIC RESEARCH ON INCREASE IN N.C.
HERPES DRUG BREAKTHROUGH EXCITES MEDICAL RESEARCHERS
MILK M»Y CONTAIN TRACES OF MORPHINE
FIRMS VIE FOR FITNESS AWARD
DURHAM HAS A 'BRAINSTORM'
GRANT TO AID NCCU MATH CENTER
RTP FIR- GETS NEW PRESIDENT
BURROUGHS WELLCOME TO GET NEW CHAIRMAN
COE: 40 YEARS BROUGHT 'EXPLOSION' IN DRUG INDUSTRY
BURROUGHS WELLCOME, SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
BURROUGHS WELLCOME FUND
GRANT TO AID SCIENCE TEACHERS
BURTON SCHOOL
PROJECTS DISPLAYED
POLICE PROBING BREAK-INS
^ GUNMEN TIE, ROB VICTIM
SAILING AGAIN
Bus DRIVERS
SEE ACCIDENTS, BUSES
SFE DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
SEE SCHOOL Bus DRIVERS
SEE IRAILWAYS BUS
BUS FARES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, BUS STUDY COMMITTEE
FARE HIKE APPROVED FOR DURHAM BUSES
BUS RATE HIKE APPROVAL FUELS CITIZEN'S CRITICISM
Chapel hill may mIkE BUS FARES
NOTICE OF TRANSIT INCREASE
CITY Pus FARES TO INCREASE
BUSES LINE UP
Bus FARES INCREASE SATURDAY
BUS Safety
SEE ACCIDENTS, "USES
SEE ACCIDENTS, SCHOOL BUSES
BUS SCHEDULES
SEE DURHAM, N.C BUS SCHEDULES
BUS Shelters
SEE ALSO Durham, N.C, PUSES
see also DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, BUS STUDY COMMITTEE
CARRBORO ALDERMEN APPROVE INSTALLATION OF BUS SHELTERS
BUS STATION
SEE Durham union BUS STATION
"USES, DURHAM
SEE BUS SHELTERS
SEE DURHAM, N.C BUSES
BUSES, N.C. (CITY BUSESI
GREENSBORO BUS SYSTEM GETS AWARD
TWO BUS DRIVERS ARE FIRED
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO SCORE (SERVICE CORPS OF RETIRED BUSINESS EXECUTIVES!
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
BUSINESSWOMEN BUILD NEW NETWORK OF CONTACTS
BUSINESS INDEX, N.C.
N F
s
E
I
1
T
Y
P D
DATE
C PG L
P
BYL
H I
6/l<>/Pl
a
N
H I
»/oi/ai
B
N
H I
9/09/81
B
N
HhO
H I
J/Z3/81
a
N
Hh(l
H 1
11/03/91
B
N
H60
H I
11/05/91
B
N
H60
H I
11/14/81
6
N
H I
11/ 7/Sl
a
p
N
H60
H 1
11/ 9/81
r
N
H I
12/ 5/81
rt
N
H 1
la/Zi/Sl
N
H J 10/29/91 B I
5/25/91
6/01/91
t./09/ai
H 2 8/25/81 A 1
S 2 8/25/91 B 1
H 2 3/26/91 8 1
H 2 12/02/81 B 1
H 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
5/01/81 B 1
11/20/81 A 1
11/21/91 B 1
11/22/91 A n
U/22/91 C 3
H 2 9/06/91 B 1 N W36
H 2 8/07/91 B ". N W36
S 2 8/07/81 2 I N K90
S 2 9/19/91 AH N
H 2 10/19/91 Oil N
H 2
5/13/81
N
H 2
5/17/91
22
p
U
H 2
6/05/91
N
H 2
6/07/81
19
P
N
H 2
6/23/81
N
S 2
6/27/91
N
S 2
7/09/91
N
H 2
7/12/91
E
S 2
7/13/91
N
H 2
7/19/81
25
P
N
H 2
7/29/81
N
S 2
7/29/81
l-.
U
M 2
9/15/91
N
S 2
9/18/91
N
S93
S 2
10/09/91
P
F
B71
5 2
10/12/91
N
H 2
ll/2<./81
p
N
S 2
1 l/2'./81
p
N
H 2
11/26/91
B
1
F
W2'.
H 2 7/17/81 9 P P R91
H 2 5/10/91 D 1 3 P N
5/2';/81
U/19/81
U/30/81
12/09/81
H
5/23/91
A
N
5/23/81
A
N 054
6/05/91
A 1
N E46
7/21/91
B
A
7/22/91
r
N
7/29/91
c
P P T37
7/30/81
a
N
H 2 9/03/91 C 9 N H6e
H 2 5/05/91 A 6 N
H 2 11/01/91 A 7 N
H 2 6/07/81 10 P F F79
""'•■"--"'"
MONTHLY/*
INDEX
12/31/81
S U B J E C
SUi>VE» SHn,<S npTlHtSTIC INVESTUFNI ATTITUDE
?;i^jrUo;'s"TliriE?rlc"n"N^rirpS^bEO SLIGHTLr OOMNG M.y
BUSINESS ACTIVITY CnNTIMUES DECLINE
5^?:V3^Ufst^?'T!il}Y%OST5 OCTOBER INCREASE
SERVICES, GOVERNMENT BOOST N.C. EMPLOYHfNT
"USINESS LOANS
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
LOAN CORPORATION PROPOSED
BUSINESSES. BLACK-OKNtO ^,,^,
SEE BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSn BUSINESSES. SMALL
SEE ALSO ChR ISTmaS. sales
SEE ALSO CLERKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUJUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEE ALSO nuRHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
SEE ALSO RETAIL SALES. DURHAM
"survey sSowS OPTIMISTIC investment ATTITUDE
ALL-ELECTRIC PHONE SYSTEM STARTS JUNE 27
CCa NAMES THREE DIRECTORS
DURHAM SALES UP 20» ,,,,^„,
NCN8 PROMOTES THkEE TRIANGLE OfFICERS
DURHAM REALTY FIRM BECOMES P IC KETT/ SPROUSE n,,a„,M
allied corp. makes offer tu buy company with plant in durham
sputmchem inc. observes grand opening „,„_,„„
realty firm mlres former city pl anni ng 1 rec tor
RTI STAFF MEMBERS RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE
FORMER MANAGER 'I LCM IS PROMOTED AT PHILIP MORRIS
TROXLER GETS AWARD
GTE ANNOUNCES MANAGEMENT CHANGES
SANFORD RE-ELFCTEO TO ITT
BRIGhTLEAF adds TWO TENANTS
STATE CREDIT UNION OPENS NEW BUILDING
DATAFLOW PLANS EXPANSION
GTE NAMFS ACCOUNTING HEAD
BURROUGHS wELLCOMf ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS
GE CENTER MANAGER NAMED
BLUE CROSS HONORS EIGHT EMPLOYEES
RESTAURANT AND OPTICAL STORE OPEN IN DURHAM
RECORD LABEL MANAGER NA»ED
BURROUGHS WFLLCOME PROMOTES SULLIVAN
IMPORT-EXPORT FIRM STARTED , , „ „
DURHAM MAN ELECTED HEAD N.C. INSURANCE GROUP
NEW BUSINESS ERA EXCITES NINTH STREET MERCHANTS
WHEN IS THE HOLIDAY? THAT DEPENDS ON YOUR BOSS
SPARGER REPLACES ROGERS ON S C L BOARD
ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS NAMED AT RTI CENTER
BUILDING RENOVATION TEAM WINS AWARD
NATURAL GAS UTILITY PUSHES GAS. OIL SEARCH
STATE'S BLUE CROSS PLAN FIRST TO COMPUTERIZE CLAIMS WORK
3 GET PROMOTIONS AT RTP DRUG FIRM
REACTION MIXED TO -SAMPLER' PHONE CAMPAIGN
UNC ENROLLS YOUNG EXECUTIVES IN PROGRAM
UNITED ADDS FLIGHTS FRO" RALEIGH-DURHAM
TILSON GETS BURROUGHS WELLCOME POST
DURHAM ARCHITECTURAL FIRM CHANGES NAME
DELEGATION TO TALK TO LEGISLATORS
SOUTH SOUARE TO GET THREE NEW STORES
GENERAL TELEPHONE TO OPEN NEW OFFICE
LIBRARY PUBLISHES BUSINESS INDEX ,, , ,
STRONGER PRIVATE SECTOR HELPS ECONOMY, EAST SAYS
WASHINGTON HEARS DURHAM'S NEEDS
MEETING hITh HELMS 'DOWN HOME' SESSION
CCB TO PUIlD RRanCh bank In BETHESDA
DELEGATION ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT MEETING
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY SLUGGISH DURING JUNE
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK PROMOTES 3 EMPLOYEES
3 EXECUTIVES WILL SERVE ON DUKE BOARD
CHEMICALS USED Chip manufacture studied
ROXBORO FIRM PLANS WORLDWIDE MARKETING
EARNINGS: REVENUES UP FOR KENAN TRANSPORT
SEMICONDUCTOR PROTECTION STUDY PLANNED
HISTORY OF A BUSINESS TROUBLED By CRIME
WESTMORELAND TO HEAD CCB IN ROXBORO
OFFICF CONDOMINIUMS TO BE BUILT NEAR RTP
DURHA- OPTICAL CO. MOVES TO CENTRAL MEDICAL PARK
DURHAM RANKS ".TH IN NEW CONSTRUCTION STARTS
MICA PLANS MASSIVE FUEL ADDITIVE VENTURE
1 REAL ESTATE FIRM BUYS ANOTHER ,,,
DURHAM COMPANY IS ACCUSED OF FALSE ADVERTISING PRACTICES
FINANCING HOLDS UP PROJECT
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY DOWN LAST MONTH
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY DROPS FURTHER IN JULY
SEMINAR ON INVESTING SCHEDULED
NON-RESIDENTIAL aUILDING CONTRACTS INCREASE
CONSTRUCTION IN N.C. MAKES BIG GAINS IN JULY „„^..,„^
BULL CITY RUGS ANNOUNCES THEIR tlOO.ODO GRAND OPENING
BLUE CROSS NAMES GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS DIRECTOR
SOLAR TO BE PUSHED IN N.C. HOME WEEK
DURHAM FIRM. BRAZIL DISCUSS FUEL ADDITIVE
UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN IN TRIANGLE IN MID-JULY
STABLE EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK FORECAST
DEVELOPER PLANS TO OPEN BRIGHTLEAF BY OCT.
BUSINESS RESTORES LIFE TO LITTLE FIVE POINTS , , .
LITTLE FIVE POINTS RENEWAL FUNDING NOT YET ALLOCATED
CCB PROMOTES O'BRIAN TO VICE PRESIDENT
ENERGY SEMINARS SLATED
STABLE EMPLOYMENT PREDICTED IN DURHAM
PARMER APPOINTED TO MICA POST
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY DOWN IN AUGUST
SMALL FIRMS HELPED IN SELLING TO STATE
NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONTRACTS UP
BREAKING NEW GROUND
SMALL BUSINESSES GET ADVICE ON CUSTOMER CREDIT
FAIR JOINS MICROELECTRONICS CENTER
NOMINATIONS MADE FOR MERCHANTS BOARD
WACHOVIA REPORTS 26. 3t RISE IN INCOME
DOWNTOWN STORE MAY GO OUT OF BUSINESS
DOWNTOWN DURHAM BUSINESS MAY CLOSE
CHRISTIAN ETHICS GUIDE DURHAM KAN'S BUSINESS
ACCOUNTING FIRM GIVES DUKE 425,000 GRANT
TRIANGLE JOBLESS RATE DECREASES IN AUGUST
NORTH OUKF mall TO BE FILLED WITH OUTLETS
OEBETHIZY JOINS TOXICOLOGY INSTITUTE
MANUFACTURED HOME PRODUCTION UP 2bX
FIRMS OPEN TO SELL MAKEUP, MQV E FREIGHT
T
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5
I
T
F
£
L
Y
DATE
C PC
L
P BYL
5/D2/81
A 2
N
5/31/81
11
C
N
7/D2/81
A 10
N
3/02/81
D ID
N
8/3D/81
D 10
N
10/D<./81
D 1 1
c
N
ll/08/fll
D 10
N
2
12/05/81
A 20
p
N
2
12/06/81
D t
c
N
H 2 11/20/81 C 10
S 2
5/02/81 A
2 N
H 2
5/03/81 D
11 N
H 2
5/03/81 D
12 N
S 2
5/08/81 A
1 N
<90
S 2
5/09/81 A
2 N
H 2
5/10/81 D
12 N
H 2
5/l<./91 A
9 N
S 2
5/16/81 A
2 N
H 2
5/17/8 D
11 P N
S 2
5/23/81 A
2 P N
H 2
5/2<./8 D
11 P N
H 2
5/2<./81
11 N
S 2
5/30/81 A
2 P N
H 2
5/31/81 D
ID N
H 2
6/03/81 A
11 N
S 2
6/06/81 A
2 N
H 2
6/07/81 D
11 N
H 2
6/D7/81 D
11 N
S 2
6/13/81 A
2 P N
H 2
6/l<./11 C
3 N
S 2
6/20/91 A
2 P N
H 2
6/21/81
11 N
H 2
6/21/81 D
I 1 P N
S 2
6/27/81 A
2 N
H 2
6/28/81
10 N
H 2
6/28/91
U P N
5 2
7/02/91 A
1 N
K90
H 2
7/03/81 B
1 N
S 2
T/O'i/ai A
2 P N
H 2
7/05/91
9 P N
S 2
7/11/81 A
2 P N
H 2
7/12/81 A
20 N
H 2
7/12/81 D
10 P N
S 2
7/13/81 A
5 N
H 2
7/18/81 D
4 N
MQ4
S 2
7/19/81 A
2 N
H 2
7/19/81 A
i2 N
H 2
7/19/81 A
25 P N
S 2
7/20/91 A
9 N
S 2
7/2<./81 C
1 N
S93
S 2
7/25/91 A
2 P N
H 2
7/26/81 A
22 N
S 2
7/27/91 A
8 N
5 2
7/30/91 A
1 N
583
H 2
7/31/91 A
1 N
F78
S 2
7/31/81 A
1 N
sa3
S 2
9/01/81 A
' P N
S 2
8/01/81 A
3 N
533
H 7
9/02/91
10 N
S 2
8/03/81 A
3 N
S 2
3/08/81 A
2 P N
H 2
3/09/81 D
10 N
H 2
8/09/81 D
11 N
H 2
9/09/81
12 N
S 2
a/10/81 A
5 N
H 2
8/12/91 A
4 L
S 2
a/15/91 A
2 P N
H 2
8/16/91 D
ID N
S 2
8/17/81 A
8 N
S 2
a/22/81 A
2 P N
H 2
3/23/91
10 N
S 2
9/24/81 A
3 N
H 2
9/25/91 A
10 N
S 2
9/28/81 C
1 N
S33
S 2
a/29/81 A
2 P N
H 2
3/30/81 D
10 N
S 2
8/31/81 A
3 N
S 2
9/05/81 A
2 P N
H 2
9/06/81 D
10 N
H 2
9/10/81 A
22 A
S 2
9/12/81 A
2 P N
H 2
9/13/81
10 N
S 2
9/19/81 A
2 P N
H 2
9/20/81 C
3 N
S 2
9/21/81 A
3 N
H 2
9/24/81 a
1 N
F78
S 2
9/2'>/91 A
I P N
K90
S 2
9/25/81 A
1 P N
K90
S 2
9/26/81 A
2 P N
S 2
9/26/81 A
2 N
S83
H 2
9/27/81 D
10 N
S 2
9/28/81 A
5 N
S 2
10/03/81 A
2 P N
H 2
10/0'i/91 D
10 N
S 2
10/05/81 A
5 N
S 2
10/06/81 A
4 E
H 2
10/08/81 A
16 N
F78
5 2
10/ 0/91 A
2 P N
H 2
10/11/81 D
10 N
S 2
10/ 2/ai A
5 N
H 2
10/15/81 A
14 N
S 2
10/15/81 a
3 N
S 2
10/15/81 C
10 P F
S 2
10/17/81 A
2 P N
H 2
10/18/81 D
10/ N
H 2
10/18/81
10 P F
F7e
S 2
10/19/81 A
5 N
S 2
10/24/81 A
2 P N
H 2
10/25/81
12 N
MONTHLY/*
INDEX
li/31/31
■AGE 60
l/lQ/8i
EidXINGS/DIVIOENDS
iTKINSt "«*0 GET SE«TS ON ««CHOVI» BGABO
N.C. ?USINESS «CTIvITY UP SLIGHTLY LAST "ONTH
OfFICE CCNDQHIMu''S BEING BUILT DOWNTOWN
■OuBhaw PBCOUCTS* hEanS H0T2BS
AUTQLINE "AY HELP CAflt TRUCK 0»NtaS
PBOGSAH LINKS SCmOOlSi F I^IMS
CO-OP PBOGRAM LOSES TAX CREDITS
OURHAW-RALEIGH NONRESIDENTIAL 3UILDING CONTRACTS RISE 80X
BUILDING IN TBIanGlF RISES IN 5FPTEH9ER
EARNINGS/DIVIIENGS: JEFFERSON- PILOT EARNINGS RISE FOR FIRST NINE "ONTHS
2 OURham INSURANCE AGENTS RECEIVE i«»ROS
Durham firms MNAt,4RE OF FEDERAL Tax 3«£ak
SCIENCE AND MATH SCHOOL SOLICITS BUSINESS SUPPORT
MATH SCHOOL OPENS 1400.000 Campaign
durha" merchant predicts holiday sales to be excellent
seminar set f""r merchants
multifa»*ily Dwellings show july gains
3url ingtcn-sascd laboratory expands
coulter on landscape architects board
the stealing season
annual HOLIDAY PARADE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 3:00 P.M.
DURHAM Businessmen question new school policy on truancy
CARDS SAFER for MERCHANTS
SPERRY CDNTRiauTED TO SPACE SHUTTLE 'ARM'
DURHAM 'MY SHOP" RENOVATED AS DF-^ICES
BRIGhTlEaF S3UARE SCHEDULES FESTIVAL
■Tis the season to be wary
9 DURHA" RESIDENTS ATTEND MANAGEMENT SE'-INAR
AT NORTH nu* £ M4LL* FOUR NEW STORES OPEN
ELEN'S Shop OFFERS JEANS. OR a 75,000 kIlOwATT TIE
JOhNSON CN UNIVERSITY BOARD
TWO DURHAM STORES WILL CLOSE SATURDAY
A c p TO Close 2 ouRham stores
N.C. »USINESS ACTIVITY POSTS OCTOBER INCREASE
HOME SECURITY APPOINTS VP
8 COMPLETE CREDIT BUREAU CERTIFICATION ExamS
WEST DURHAM PLAGuEO BY BREAK-INS
TRIANGLE Building contracts dru? sat in october
BUILDING IN TRIANGLE FALTERS DURING OCTOBER
J'.-HOUR Child care service to OPEN
ROSE'S TO CLOSE GOwNTOwN STORE
SOME Durham hfrchants say CHRISTMAS SALES ABE GOOD
OO-NTOwN ROSE'S STORE wiLL CLOSE
DURHAM Employers foresee slow job market
N.C. ENGINEERS SEE 1992 AS LACKLUSTER
SPORLEOER gets new gen TEL POST
IT'S 4 ROUGH TI-E FOR CLERKS AS WELL AS SHOPPERS
BUSINESSES 'EGIN CLOSING THURSDAY FOR YULE
SHOPPING RUSH EASES MERCHANTS' ANXIETIES
DURHAM Shoppers crowd malls in post-holiday buying sprees
h2m= Savings c loan elects twd new officers
FIRM introduces line of computer software
PnsT-CHR ISTM4S SALES GOOO IN DuRhAM
BUSINESS BRIEFS
BUSINESSES. Durham, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C. arts SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. ARTS SUPPORT
BUSINESSMEN LOOK TO ARTS IN DURHAM
BUSINESSES. Durham, CLOSINGS
ROSE'S TO CLOSE DOWNTOWN STORE
DOwNTOwN ROSE'S STORE WILL CLOSE
BUSINESSES, riURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. J.S.. LAYOFFS
7D LAID GFF Af M[CA
FIR- LAYS OFF 70 EMPLOYEES
LCM OFFICIAL SAYS SALES BETTER. DENIES SHUTDOWN
MOTT DENIES REPORTS COMPANY SLOWLY CLOSING
EPA TO jiE, MOVE 35 JOBS FROM PARK
10 EPA WORKERS TO LOSE trIanGL= JOBS
Businesses. Durham, sales and earnings
earnings: revenues up fdr kenan transport
durham retail sales strong
DURHAM -ERChanIS RECORD BRISK SALES
BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE OwNEO
WORKERS BECOME OWNERS:
LAWYER TELLS E-PLOYEES hOw TO BUY FACTORIES
BUSINESSES. N.C
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON The ARTS AND HUMANITIES
see also ho"e-baseo businesses
see also industrial oevelop-ent, n.c
see also n.c. industries
see also n.c state goals and policy board
Business activity dips during april
81 acouires 3eaunit corp.
FARM-tNDuSTflY TOuR PLANNED
♦8 YEARS OF jEwFlRt MAKING
ROXBOflO FIRM PLANS WUBLOWIDE M4R»eriNG
36N6FLEX TO L'JT SOME WORKERS SELECT BENEFITS
ACCOUNTANTS SEE RISE IN BUSINESS FRO-« TAX LAwS
MUSICAL SHOPS: Businesses move in and out of m. franklin storefronts
N.C BUSINESS activity drops Further in july
JUDGE ISSUES RESTRAINING ORDERS AGAINST 2 COMPANIES
FIRMS VIE FOR FITNESS AWARD
N.C BuSlNESS-EN BACK REAGAN
N.C. Business activity cown in august
store catering to deaf opens in wnrganton
business activity continues decline
earnings: first union reports huge gain in third 3uarter
workers become owners: lawyer tells employees how to buy factories
grand union closes store
balloons 'n' tunes for fun 'n' profit
n.c -erchanis get the jitters
polish-owneo firm operates normally
in spite of handicaps, the world is theirs...
businesses. n.c. arts support
see also arts. n.c
see also "usinesses. durham, arts support
see also businesses. u.s.. arts support
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON The ARTS AND HUMANITIES
NOTED PATRON TO AODRESS ARTS COUNCIL
BUSINESSES. N.C. CRIMES ON PREMISES
SEE ALSO CRIMES. N.C ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRI"ESI
FIRMS CAN BE CITED FOR CRIMES ON PREMISES
BUSINESSES. N.C. FAILURES
MUSICAL SHtJPS: BUSINESSES MOVE IN ANO OUT
N E
I T
L Y
P P
Date
PC L P
BYL
H 2
iO/25/ei
13
N
S 2
10/26/P1
t
N
S 2
10/31/91
2 P N
H 2
11/01/91
I 1
N
H 2
Il/Ql/Bl
12
5 F
F7e
S 2
11/02/91
6
N
S 2
ll/D2/°l
1
F
S93
S 2
11/06/81
1
N
DOS
S 2
11/07/81
22
N
H 2
11/D9/BI
10
N
H 2
11/08/Bl
1 1
N
s ■>.
11/09/91
5
N
S 2
U/O'/Bl
1
N
S83
S 2
11/10/Bl
1
N
D08
H 2
1/11/91
<.
N
S 2
1/13/Bl
1
N
S83
M 2
l/H/81
10
N
S 2
1/1<./81
20
N
H 2
1/15/81
9
N
S 2
1/15/ei
5
N
H 2
11/19/81
<.
E
H 2
11/20/91
1 1 «
S 2
11/20/91
1
N
008
S 2
11/21/91
5
N
S83
S 2
11/21/91
22 P N
H 2
11/22/31
1 1
N
S 2
11/23/81
9
N
S 2
11/27/91
4
E
S 2
11/28/91
10 P N
H 2
11/29/91
10
N
H 2
11/30/81
12
U
536
S 2
11/30/91
10
N
S 2
12/02/91
1
N
583
H 2
12/03/91
18
N
5 2
12/05/91
2C
» N
M 2
12/06/81
9
N
S 2
12/07/81
9
N
H 2
12/09/91
1
N
S 2
12/12/81
20 P N
H 2
12/13/91
10
N
S 2
12/1<./81
8
N
H 2
12/16/91
1
N
F7e
S 2
12/16/91
1
N
583
S 2
12/16/81
6
N
S 2
12/19/81
20 P N
H 2
12/20/91
9
N
S 2
12/21/91
5
N
H 2
12/22/21
1
F
L30
S 2
12/22/91
1
N
H 2
12/2<./fll
1
N
V05
S 2
12/26/91
1
N
X15
S 2
12/26/91
13
N
H 2
12/27/91
5
N
S 2
12/29/91
I
N
583
S 2
12/28/ei
5
N
S 2 10/13/91 A
H 2 12/16/81 A 1
5 2 12/16/81 A 6
H 2
5 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
M 2
5 2
S 2
B/Ci/ei
3/05/91
9/29/91
9/29/91
10/09/81
10/09/81
4/09/ai
a/13/Pi
11/23/81
12
1
12
1
N G53
N F30
S93
X18
H 2 11'15/81 C 1 P F V05
H
5/31/91
n
1 1
H
6/11/81
r
IC
H
7/03/91
H
H
9/02/91
A
H
3/09/91
1!
1 1
H
3/28/91
A
H
3/30/91
A
H
9/30/81
(
H
8/30/91
')
10
H
9/D9/91
A
1 )
s
9/19/91
L
H
9/27/31
C
S
10/03/91
A
H
10/04/91
A
H
10/D<./»1
D
1 1
H
10/18/91
n
1 1
H
11/15/81
(.
H
11/15/81
D
10
H
11/26/91
A
1 )
H
12/13/91
A
s
12/22/91
I.
H
12/27/31
E
;F w. FRANKLIN STOREFRONTS
H 2 5/13/81 A 13 P N
M 2 3/18/91 A 1 N
H 2 9/30/81 C 1 P N H68
HQNTHLY/A
N M U A C
5/01/31
INDEX
W/31/51
SUBJECTS
PAGE e>i
1/10/82
BUSINESS FAILURES ON RISE IN N.C.
ftuSINESSES* N.C.t LAYQPFS
SEE "lso Businesses, ourham, LA»oFfs
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. LAYOFFS
FIRM TO LAY OFF <.'?0 PEOPLE
J. P. STEVENS RESHAPINr, MAY BRING LARGE LOSS
FIR" TO CUT l.i^O JOBS ,„ ,.„,,
LARGEST EMPLOYER IN JOHNSTON TO CLOSE
55K??;%§SG£ls'?N^rc3TS SSxBOHO WORK FORCE BY 2S0
N.C. FURNITURE INDUSTRY EXPANDS LAYOFFS
ROxaORO LUMBER FIRM TO CLOSE NEXT YEAR
^T.'']iiursnhT,,''ihi2n.'%'% sharply
iR'^sN^rs'^^^SI^Hl^rS ^/n^^Sr ,ORK
IMPORTS. INTEREST RATES CLOUD TEXTILE OUTLOOK
BUSINESSES. N.C. PHYSICAL FITNESS
FIRMS VIE FOR FITNESS AWARD
BUSINESSES. N.C. REGULATIONS
"lu?i5?S?Siil^s;???Ic'5rija3T REGULATORY CUTS
CONFERENCE PLANS CRITICIZED
N.C FIRMS CRITICIZE ENVIRONMENTAL RULES
'"^'"LEGISLATORrcjNclRNED ABOUT CORPORATE TAX CUTS
HUNT WANTS TO GIVE BUS I NE S SE S A I A X BRE AK
ATTORNEY GENERAL-S OFFICE !»" 5TATE CAN PASS ALONG TAX BREAK
TAX CHANGES MAY hELP N.C. FIRMS. EXPERTS SAY
TE. SMALL BUSINESS INSTITUTE
BUSINESSES. U.S. , ,
SEE ALSO CAREER PLANNING
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO DISCOUNT HOUSES
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO INVESTORS. U.S.
SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MERGERS (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO TRADEMARKS
SEE ALSa WOMEN, BUSINESSES
NCN6 TO MERGE ..ITH SMALLER BANK
ABSURDITY MEETS ITS MATCH
EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS
AVOIDING CONFRONTATION
SOCIAL SECURITY MYOPIA
BUSINESSES. U.S.. ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO ARTS. U.S. „,„,
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM. ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C. ARTS SUPPORT
ARTS NOT DOOMED BY CUTS. SOCIETY TOLO
BUSINESSES. U.S.. IMAGE
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
MUCH "ISPERCERTION THE FAULT OF BUSINESS
BUSINESSES. U.S.. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT. U.S.
CALIF. PLANT CLOSING PUTS BUSINESS IN N.C.
SMALL TOWN IN S.C HAS TRIPLE SETBACK
LCM OFFICIAL SAYS SALES BETTER, DENIES SHUTDOWN
""^ErA^SO COM;iT?EE'-FSR"?0?JaRATE SUPPORT OF PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES INC.
DRIVE FOR !■> SCHOOLS STEPPED UP
PRIVATE GIFTS GOOD INVESTMENTS
BUSINESSES. U.S.. PROFITS
THERE'S TRUTH IN THE OLD GENERAL MOTORS QUOTATION
MUCH "ISPERCERTION THE FAULT OF BUSINESS
BUSINESSES. U.S., SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
WORLD poverty: ONE WAY TO HELP
BUSING
SEE SCHOOLS,
SEE SCHOOLS,
BUSING
BUSING
'PURE, DELICIOUS PRYOR'
BUSTIN' LOOSE IFILMI
BUSTIN' LOOSE: COMEDY IS
"UTlER'S SHOE SHOP
REFUGEES FROM CAMBODIA
BUTNFR, N.C
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT BUTNER
CENTER AT BUTNER "AY GET REPRIEVE
NATIONAL GuARnS"EN IMPROVING BUTNER PROPERTY FOR TRAINING AREA
APARTMENT CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY
BUTNER NEIGHBORS TOP THEM ALL
BUTNER. N.C. Budget
BUTNER BUDGET BOOST BACKED ,,,,
BUDGET MEASURE INCLUDES BUTNER INSTITUTION PROJECTS
BUTNER. N.C, Christmas parade
BUTNER Parade set Sunday
auTNER, N.C. STREETS
FUNDS 10 BE SOUGHT FOR BUTNER' S STREETS
BUDGET MEASURE INCLUDES BUTNER INSTITUTION PROJECTS
FUND HANDLING CHANGE EYED
"UTNFR ABC STORE
S
N F E
P DATE C HG
H 2 U/30/BI A 11
2
8/D7/81
A
6
N
2
9/07/81
A
3
N
2
10/07/81
B
6
N
2
10/10/81
A
13
N
2
U/l2/ei
A
17
N
2
U/l'./Bl
B
1
N
2
12/0S/81
C
2
N
1
12/12/81
e
1
N
L30
2
la/li/Bl
B
1
N
2
12/18/81
A
13
N
2
12/19/81
c
1
N
L30
1
12/19/81
c
1
F
L30
2
12/28/81
B
1
N
2
9/18/81
c
1
N
sa3
2
10/28/81
B
S
N
2
11/18/81
<v
N
2
11/23/81
A
6
N
H 2 6/08/81 A 1".
S 2 lO/DS/Bl C 5
H 2 10/08/81 A 3
H 2 11/02/81 A 10
H
2
9/06/81
A
17
N
s
2
9/29/81
a
1
N
sa3
H
2
10/04/81
10
N
H
0/08/81
A
16
N
F7fl
S
2
0/23/81
c
1
N
008
S
2
U/12/81
c
1
M
sa3
H
2
12/05/flI
c
2
N
H
2
12/10/81
c
IB
N
H 2 5/17/81 D 10 N
S 2 6/30/81 A <. E
H 2 7/08/81 A <• E
S 2 9/12/81 A <. E
H 2 10/20/81 A <. E
H 2 11/20/81 D 8 P N W66
H 2 9/lO/ei A <, E
M 2 7/26/61 A 9 N
H 2 9/13/81 A 7 P N
H 2 9/29/81 A 1 N G53
H 2 7/22/81 B 1 N W2'.
H 2 9/16/81 A ". E
H 2 5/02/81 A <.
H 2 9/10/81 A <,
H 2 10/28/81 A <.
H 2 6/12/81 Oil U S66
H 2 8/26/81 A <, L
5/02/81
8/20/81
8/21/81
10/15/81
6/26/81
6/30/81
1
21
2
10
1
N H60
H 1 12/12/81 B 1
S/H/ai
6/30/81
lO/lO/Rl
1
1
12
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5/01/81 - U/31/ai
SUBJECTS
A8C sropf IS so'^BEO: customes mr on head
=UTHE« PUBLIC SAFETY DEPT.
FUUPS TO '^E SOUGHT fO« BUTNER'S STREETS
BUTNEB WAITING FOP .(ORO ON POLICE BUILDING FUNDS
"UTnER *fSCuE SJUAD
auTNER 'RESCUE OAV TODAY
Butterflies
butterflies flutter through n. c. mountains
-BUTTlEGGING"
SEE CIGARETTES.
SMUGGL ING
-130 CAIRPLANEI
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
ACE NO DETERRENT
TO C-130 PERFORMANCE
Cat SCANNERS
SEE SCANNERS IHfDlCAL E'JUIP'IfcNTl
CB RADIOS
SEE ciTiiEN BAND Radios
PAGe bi
l/lO/Bi
S I T
N E ELY
P DATE C PG L P OYL
H I 7/14/81
H 1 5/l<./«l e I
H 1 12/12/81 6 1
H 2 9/12/81 A
S 2 9/2<)/ai B
S 2 i/Ot/fll C
N H60
N H60
N
N
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
Ces STORY ON UNC SAID ONE-SIDEO. INCOMPLETE
FOIOAY SAYS CPS FAILED TO SMOU TRUTH ON NCCU
HUNT TELLS PRODUCER CBS REPORT 'UNFAIR'
UHC. "EDIA SUFFER FRO" TELEVISION FIASCO
DISAPPOINTING STORY
FRITAY'S PLACK EYE ICARTOONI
FRIDAY REQUESTS FILH CLIPS ON DESFGREG AT I ON STOPY
FRIDAY re:uEsts tapes of interviews
JNC OFFICIAL RAPS KURALT FOR TV SMOU
KURAlT CRITICUfO FOK 'BIASED' REPORT
ANOTHER TELECAST SET TODAY ON UNC
FRIDAY SAYS hF'S SATISFIED WITH DESEGREGATION STORY
FRIDAY SAYS TELEVISION ISSUE IS CLOSED
CBS EATS A BIT Of CROW
CBS OFFERS PAIR APOLOGY
CETA
see comprehensive employment and training act
Chore idurham county ofpt. of social services! (acronymi
SEE ALSO senior CITUENS
outstanding worker
CIGATA" (MEXICAN cigarette CO. I
REYNOLDS SIGNS AGREEMENT
CINE/COM (FILM CO.l
FIRM AIDED LIBRARY GROUP
CONOCO. INC.
"E«PlORA HON'
ICaR TOONl
CONTACT DURHAM. INC. ICMILD ABUSE HuTLINEI
SEE ALSO CALL-fOR-ACTIGN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HASSLE HOUSE (CRISIS HOTLINEI
SEE ALSO Parents anonymous
CARHINGTON POSTER wINNERS
CONTACT TELEMINISTRY ORG AN I 2 A T I ON ( A CRONYM 1
SEE ALSO MINISTFRS, DURHAM
CONTACT GWFS COMPASSIiLNATE SERVICE
EFFORTS WIN RECOGNITION
COPE (COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EOUCATIONI
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL QRGANI 2 A T I ONS
CROP ( ACRQNY" J
SEE CROP 10R0ANI2aTI0N TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGERI
C. A. DILLON SCHOOL
ATHLETES HONORED AT DILLON SCHOOL
SCHOOL HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
SPELLS RETIRES AS TEACHER
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL GET GIFTS
C. C. SPAULOING FlFHENTARY SCHOOL
BULLISH ON DURHAM
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
HARVEST DISPLAY
ROLE Changing
C. C. WOODS CONSTRUCTION CD.
2 SITES GET BACKING FOR HOUSING
C. G. TATE CO.
BOARD REINSTATES 2 N.C. PAVERS
CONVICTED BIO RIGGER'S LETTER SHOWS
A PROFIT DESPITE FINE
C. KNOX MASSEY SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
1". UNC STUOENTS WIN MASSEY GRANTS
c. R. Duncan construction co.
firm's financial problems said slowing roao project
Cabarrus county, n.c.
lead poisoning among children found in cabarrus
cabarrus county couple vows to teach 2 children at home
state begins lead poisoning crackdown
beer vote scheduled in cabarrus
pot plant tips keep cabarrus lawmen busy
LEAD LEVELS Check SET IN CABARRUS
CABARRUS COUNTY SCHOOLS
CONCORD COUPLE TAKES DAUGHTER OUT OF SCHOOL
CABBAGES
STILL GROWING
STILL GROWING
CABLE NEWS NETWORK
CABLE NEwS SUES OVER WHITE HOUSE COVERAGE
CO-ANCHOR AT WRAL-IV JOINS CNN-2
CABLE TELEVISION. OuRmam
SEE CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
CABLE TELEVISION. DURHAM COUNTY
9/14/31
9/14/81
9/lS/Bl
9/15/81
9/16/81
9/16/81
9/16/81
9/16/81
9/18/91
9/19/81
9/20/81
9/21/81
9/21/91
9/22/Bl
U/lO/Bl
N Doe
E
N B51
S 2 5/15/91 A 6 P P S76
H 2 7/23/81 A 7 N
M 2 6/ai/ei A 4 L
H 2 7/22/91 A 4 T T R56
S 2 12/09/91 A 8 P P T37
H 2 6/07/81 4 L
S 2 9/30/81 A 7 P P T37
H 1 5/12/81 B 1
S 2 5/13/81 C 2
S 2 9/10/91 A 9
S 2 12/22/91 C 3
5/01/91 C
5/20/81 C
10/29/Bl B
U/21/81 A
1 P P M66
C56
C56
S 2 6/29/81 C
S 2
H 2
5/09/81 A 14
6/15/81 A 10
H 2 U/ia/91 B 3
2 10/17/91 A
S 2
S 2
7/1 3/81
7/21/81
7/24/ni
8/05/91
8/22/91
10/22/81
8/27/91 A 16
2 5/12/81 B 14
2 U/21/81 A 13
H N r H L Y
/ANNUAL
•i/Ol/Bl
INDEX D
U/31/81
SUBJECTS
PACt 61
l/10/3i
SEE OUBHAM COUNTY. N.C.i CAPLE rELEVISION
f-K*NRL 1 N I U'J ht-awi LflOLt IV KKIIfUiAL
fOANKLINTON AHABDS CABLE TV CONTRACT
CABLETRONICS OF POUGHnEEPSIE
i<ITNESSES PAINT DARK PICTURE Of MICROELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
CASLEVISION
Of OU
SEE ALSO
ALERT
SEE ALSO
CABLE
SEE ALSO
Chape
SEE ALSO
DURHA
SEE ALSO
OUPHA
SEE ALSO
TELEV
CABLEVISION
CABLE
TELEVI
COMMISSIONER
COMMISSIONER
CABLE
TV TO
PROGRAMS EXP
CABLEVISION
CABLE
TV PLF
SATURN
FLY-»
MUSEUM
TO BE
SATURN
FLY-B
TV LEADERSHI
CENTENNIAL E
PANEL
rtE ARS
CITY PANEL.
BOARD
DISCUS
BOARD
MEMBER
CITY 10ARO G
CABLEV IS ION
CABLE
POOPOS
DURHAM
CABLE
CABLE
hEao a
RASMUSSEN OF
RHAM
Cable tv
television
L MILL. N.C
M CITY COUNCI
M COUNTY, N.C
IS ION
rates to rise
sion offers r
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s displeased
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ANDING
ANNOUNCES PLA
DOES SPEEnuP
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NEfIT FROM TR
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P
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CABLE TV REPO
FIRM TO OISCU
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RILLS CABLEVI
OFFICIALS PLE
ALS MAY SURFA
VISION PLANS
POLOGUES FOR
F. BACK ON BO
N.C.
CABLE TELEVISION
L. CABLE TELEVISION COMMITTEE
CABLE TELEVISION
ELIEF FOR 1ASEP.ALL JUNKIES
WHEN RURAL AREAS TO GET CABLE TV
3Y CABLEVISION'S PROGRESS
PROGRAMS
NS TO EXPAND SERVICE
IN COUNTY
ET NEXT WEEK ON CABLE
Y AT WORLD DART-THROWING MARK
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6/ia/ni
7/3(1/81
I/IT/SI
H 2 7/01/81 C
1 P N S51
H
5/01/81
6
n
S
5/20/81
B
u
F25
S
7/20/RI
A
N
F30
H
7/21/Sl
n
N
S51
h
a/09/fll
A 2
N
P66
s
9/10/81
c
N
s
8/17/81
c
N
F3n
H
a/in/81
B
N
S5l
h
a/19/fli
A 1
P N
s
3/20/31
A
N
H
a/25/81
B =
N
H
8/31/81
A <
L
H
9/15/Rl
A I
N
s
U/12/81
c
N
K90
H
11/13/81
A 1
N
S51
s
U/18/91
A
> N
K90
h
11/10/81
8
N
S51
s
U/IO/B
C
N
K90
s
12/02/8
A
N
K90
s
12/16/8
C
N
K90
H
2/17/Bl
B
N
B81
2
2/17/01
C
N
K90
s
2
12/18/81
C
N
K90
TEEN WATERS PLANTS %UT PREFERS CACTUS
CADDIE (FILMI
■CADDIE." A WINNER FROM DOWN UNDER
CADUCEUS
MERCURY AND MEDICINE
CAFE DEJA VU (RALEIGH, N.C.I '^ "
ROOGERS. HART AND HYPE FUN
CAKE
SEE ALSO FOOD
IT'S STILL NOT TOO LATE FOR A HOLIDAY CAKE
CAKE DECORATING
SUGAR: ITS DECORATIVE USES VIRTUALLY LIMITLESS
CAKEWALK leOOKI
new lee smith stories match t" e best of southern writers
calcium elockers
see also drugs
drug is heart disease therapy brearthroucm
caldwell community volunteer fire oept. auxiliary
auxiliary prepares for bazaar
caldwell county, n.c, taxes
caldwell finos big mistake in tax base
Caldwell county board of commissioners
caldwell finds big mistake in tax base
caledonia prison
see also prisons, n.c.
frank wetzel found guilty of planning to flee prison
official upholds action on wetzel
hard-shelled pet can't share cell
inmate shuns lie detector on escape plot
n.c. inmate commission will hold wetzel hearing
cal ifornia
institution unoe
aUARANTINE WILL
N.C. OUARANTINES
CALIFORNIA FRUIT
N.C. WILL FUMIGA
N.C. TO BEGIN CU
THE ENDLESS 3ATT
FOR YOUR FLIES n
N.C. TO ENFORCE
N.C. TO START au
N.C. QUARANTINE
N.C. OFFICIALS C
N.C. QUARANTINE
STATE MAY EXPAND
CALIF. BLOCKS Ex
WACKY WORLD OF W
R ASSAULT--THE FAMILY
NOT AFFECT SUPPLY
CALIF. FRUIT
FLIES ICARTOONI
TE California produce
APANTINE NEXT WEEK
L£ BETWEEN MAN AND BUG
NLY ICARTOONI
PRODUCE OUARANTIHE
ARANTINE FOR MEOFLIES
SHOULDN'T AFFECT PRODUCE SUPPLY
ECK CALIFORNIA PRODUCE
OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCE ICARTOONI
QUARANTINE
TRADIT ION OF ESCAPEE
ELLNESS
CALIFORNIA ACHIEVEMENT TEST
TFSTING METHOD CHANGE SOUGHT
CALL-FOR-ACTION
SEE ALSO CONTACT DURHAM, INC. (CHILD ABUSE HOTLINEI
FREE LEGAL INFORMATION TO BE OFFERED WEDNESDAY
CALL IGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PENMANSHIP
CALLIGRAPHY LESSON
CALLIGRAPHERS MEET TONIGHT
CALLIGRAPHERS MEET TOMORROW
CALVARY FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
FIRST THANKSGIVING
CALVARY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: CHURCHES'
CALVERT SCHOOL
H 2 ;i/01/ei E 10 P F G78
H 2 9/11/81 OAR S66
H 2 11/17/81 A A L
H 2 U/13/81 D A R H45
H 2 12/2A/81 A 6 P F H',5
H 2 9/10/81 C 1 P F B30
H 2 12/20/81 D 3 P U H',5
S 2 10/28/81 6 5 u
H 2 ll/OA/81 A 6 P P M66
H 2 6/13/81 A lA N
H 2 6/13/81 A lA N
H
7
6/10/81
A
19
N
H
2
6/20/91
A
5
N
H
2
6/23/81
B
A
N
L30
H
2
7/07/81
A
lA
N
S
2
7/13/81
A
13
N
H
2
5/05/91
A
A
E
s
1
7/10/81
C
1
N
HOA
H
2
7/15/81
A
1
N
H
2
7/15/81
A
A T
T
R56
s
2
7/15/81
A
2
N
s
2
7/16/at
A
2
N
H
2
7/17/Bl
A
A
E
H
2
7/19/81
D
A T
T
R56
s
2
7/22/Bl
A
2
N
H
2
7/23/ei
a
6
N
s
H
2
1
7/23/91
7/2A/31
A
a
2
1
N
N
H
2
7/26/81
5 T
T
PA5
H
2
3/28/81
A
13
N
H
2
9/03/81
c
12
N
S
2
12/23/81
A
A
E
H 2 6/aA/ai A
S 2 11/13/81 C lA
UNUSUAL ORIGINS
S 2 9/19/81 A 10 P P M66
S 2 U/03/81 A 9 N
S 2 11/30/81 C 3 N
S 2 11/25/81 C 1 <■ P C56
S 2 11/20/91 A3 U 0A3
munTmly/anjual
see oiiRM*"* ftCAOFMY
cihbooi a
bureaucatic blunder
capbooian refugees
SEE ALSO REfUCEFS
«EEUGF£5 FRTH CAMROOIA
CABOOOIAN REFUGEES SEEK MEM LIFE IN N.C.
METHonisr CHURCH helps c*hboo[ans settle in 0URH»><
SUBJECTS
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CAMEL CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO C IGARETTES
•^ANY PAPERS Turn oohn reynolos aq
CAMERAS
SEE ALSO PHTTriGRAPHY
ThEFT marred VISIT
CAMERA FINDS UNOERhATER TREASURES
CAMERON MORRISON SCnOOL (HOFFMAN. N.C.I
RIBET! ORANGE JUICE NOT JUST FOR FQLKS ANYMORE
CAMP BUTNER
H0.< TIMES 00 Change :
WAP PRISONERS ESCAPE
CAMP ENOCH ON-ThE-ENO
CAMP ENOCK SCHEDULES OPEN HOUSE
Camp graham
CHRONICALLY ILL CHILOREN ENJOY CAMP'S FRESH AIR
CAMP HALEIDOSCOPE
SEE ALSO CAMPS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPSI
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
TIMOTHY LOOKING FORWARD TO ;n0 KALEIDOSCOPE SUMMER
CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE GOES TO TEXAS
GLOSETROITERS AID CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE
CAMP KANATA
SEE ALSO CAMPING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO Camps (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPSI
SEE ALSO DAY Camps
SEE ALSO ymCa. PuPham
BLINDNESS DOESN'T STOP COOK AT CAMP KANATA
Camp lEjeunE
MARINE CONVICTEO of ARSON
general finishes review of probe into 2 deaths
marine gets life sentence for slaying
marine general sharply disputes estimate on homosexuality rate
Shots said exchanged between mp, civilian
MARINE IS convicted OF MURDER
MARINF SENTENCED TO DIE
MARINE CORPS ACOuIRES NEW HELICOPTER
MAN DROWNS IN NEW RIVER
SFCOETARY OF DEFENSE VISITS CAMP LEJEUNE
SCENE OF TRIPLE SLAYING
PROBE CONTINUING INTO TRIPLE SLAYINGS
uoTfiiC rr cniiTuT cno roroi c ci tvrnre
DURING SLAYINGS
MOTIVE IS SOUGHT FOR TRIPLE SLAYINGS
OFFICIALS: CHILDREN APPARENTLY NOT AWAKENED
IMveSTICATJRS SEEK MAN IN TRIPLE SLAYINGS
CAMP LEJEUNE Mooo TENSE AFTER SLAYINGS
PROBE CONTINUES IN LEJEUNE SLAYINGS
HELICOPTER CRASH VICTIM IS FQUNO
OFFICIALS SURF 3 SLAYINGS WILL BE SOLVED
MARINE UPHOLDS DEATH SENTENCE
MARINE SGT. KILLED IN EXERCISE
GOVERNOR CITES IMPORTANCE OF MILITARY TO N.C. ECONOMY
CAMPAIGN BUTTONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CA-PAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL Campaigns
SOME PANEL MfMoERj SAY LOGOS SHOULD aE BANNED
HUNT'S LOGO MAY GO
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
CAMPBELL SOUP CO.
N.C. TOMATOES OUT OF SOUP
NOThIN' COjLD BE FINER
Campbell univ. ifohmfrly Campbell college)
AMBASSAPOR Said selected
SHERIFFS estaplish scholarship
CAMPBELL university head MAY SEEK GOVERNORSHIP
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY, FACULTY
REAGAN NOMINATES CAMPBELL PROFESSOR TO BE AMBASSADOR
CAMPBELL PROFESSOR MAY RE AMBASSADOR TO ROMANIA
CAMPBELL PROFESSOR NEARS CONFIRMATION AS AMBASSADOR
LIBERAL DELAYS FUNOERBURK'S CONFIRMATION
AIDE TO mFLMS says COMMITTEE WILL OK AMBASSADOR NOMINEE
ambassadorial honor
funoe95urk's nomination approved by senate panel
campbell professor wins committee ok
senate confirms n.c. professor as ambassador
Campbell univ. law school
campbell law school accredited
passing rate for nccu law graduates doubles
Campbell univ. spurts, baseball
MIRACLE revisited: CAMPBELL'S KOONCE BRINGS LIFE TO FAN'S MEMORIES
CAMPBELL UNIV. SPGPTS, BASKETBALL
INDEPENDENTS Campbell, unc-w ponder proposals
CAMPING ISEE ALSO names OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO Camps ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO Day Camps
SEE ALSO KERR LAKE, CAMPSITES
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS. 'i.C.
OUTDOOR GUIDE NOW AVAILABLE
COMMITTEE QUESTIONS PLAN FOR PARK
CAMPS (SEE ALSn NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE
SEE ALSO Camping (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO Day Camps
SEE ALSO Duke univ. COMPUTER KAMP
s 2 a/oa/ai a io n
H 2 6/23/81 <.
H 2 12/12/81 A l<.
H 2 9/05/R1 C ION
S 2 U/2T/91 A 13 U 0'.3
H 2 5/07/Bl C 10 N
S 2 8/08/81 A 3 N U57
H 2 7/25/61 B <. N
S 2 10/21/11 CBN
S 2 U/27/91 A 12 N
H 2 9/08/81 6 <. P N
s
2
5/03/81
A
q
N
H
2
5/10/81
A
16
N
H
2
5/28/81
A
10
N
H
2
5/2a/RI
A
11
N
H
2
6/12/91
A
7
N
H
2
6/19/ai
c
4
N
H
2
o/23/Bl
B
<.
N
H
2
6/2a/ni
A
15
N
H
2
7/16/91
C
12
N
H
2
7/29/Sl
A
a
N
M
2
a/25/91
B
5 P
P
H
2
a/2»,/81
A
10
N
H
2
8/27/91
A
1 1
N
H
2
8/29/ai
c
4
N
s
2
i/oi/m
a
7
N
H
2
9/05/91
k
N
H
2
9/13/ai
A
7
N
H
2
9/23/91
A
11
N
H
2
10/01/81
c
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SEE ALSO EC«c"a -ILOEBNESS EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS Of CLEARWATER. FLORIDA
SEE ALSO UNIV. nF N.C. -GREENSBORO CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CAMPING C OUTDOOR EDUC.
TEACH 3. NOT <.. -R'S S i 5/W/81
CAMP FOR HANDICAPPED OFFERED S
TIMOTHY LOOKING FORWARD TO ?N0 < ALE lOOSCOPE SUMMER H
ENVIRONMENT'S NOT JUST TREES AT PINEY LAKE H
CHRONICALLY ILL CHILDREN ENJOY CAMP'S FRESH AIR S
SPONSORS SOUGHT FOR CITY STUDENTS H
HEMOPHILIA Camp h
high point ca'ip begins registration fok next year s
durham getting ca-psite s
Campus clu"^ of jukf univ.
SFE ouke UNIV. Campus club
Campus hills community council
path clears for convenience store
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campus hills park
campus hills not to receive park
Canada
SEE ALSO OuEBEC. CANADA
SEE ALSO ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE
MFRALO COVERING CANADA SUMMIT
PATOIC TAKES ADVANTAGE OF BREAK TO WIN A TREASURE
THE PLACE WAS ACTUALLY SWARMING
THEY PATIENTLY SNORTED. PAwEO UNTIL PROCESSION ENOEO
IT'S THE SEASON TO THINK OF HOME
REAGAN IN OTTAWA (CARTOONl
NO EASY WAY OUT
THE POOL REPORTERS: TWO SERVE AS EYES AND EARS FOR WHOLE PRESS
THE BRITISH EMBARRASSMENT
CANADIANS AND TAR HEELS: TRAVEL IS A TWO-WAY STREET
CANADA. BILL OF RIGHTS
THE FATHER np HIS COUNTRY lUNFiNISHEDl (CARTOONl
CANADA CUTTING LAST COLONIAL TIES TO BRITAIN
CANADA. CONSTITUTION
SEE CANADA. BILL OF RIGHTS
CANADIAN BRASS
CANADIAN PRASS SHINES IN CONCERT
CANADIAN BRASS: EVENING OF FUN IN PAGE AT OUKE
CANCER
SEE ALSO EO'IE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO PREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CERVICAL C«NCER
SEE ALSO Chemotherapy
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. CANCER
SEE ALSO CHORIOCARCINOMA
SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SFE ALSO OUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO FRUIT FLIES
SFE ALSO INTERFFRON
SEE ALSO KAPOSI'S SARCOMA
SEE ALSO LEUKEMIA
SEE ALSO LUNG CANCER
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO SKIN CANCER
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SOCIETY SAYS FEAR DETERS CANCER TESTS
CANADA'S HERO
COURAGEOUS EXAMPLE
VIRUS MAY hflp in cancer cure
COOKBOOK IS FOR CANCER PATIENTS
her PRAYER 'TO "E REALLY SICK' NOT NEEDED IN MEDICAL NIGHTMARE
DISEASE. VIRUS TIE QUESTIONED
CANCER AND LAETRILE
CANCER TREATMENTS: PATIENTS EXHAUSTED
CANCER. LARYNX
SEE ALSO ESOPHAGEAL SPEECH
SCHOOL'S OUT, BUT JOE GETS MESSAGE ACROSS
CANCER, VAGINAL
SEE CERVICAL CANCER
CANCER DIAGNOSIS
DUKE RESEARCHER HELPS DEVELOP TEST FOR CANCER
CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE
CANCER DATA SERVICE GETS NEW NUMBER
CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO INTERFERON
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill Cancer research center
EXPERIMENTAL Therapy may offer Cancer CURE
OUKE TO GIVE 15 CANCER PATIENTS INTERFERON
VIRUSES. IMMUNE DEFENSES TEAMED TO BATTLE TUMORS
NUDE MICE: They STAR IN CANCER RESEARCH
VIRUS MAY HELP IN CANCER CURE
STATISTICAL LINK TO CANCER STUDIED
DUKF RESEARCHER HELPS DEVELOP TEST FQR CANCER
RFSFARChERS question STUDIES ON CANCER RISKS
BOWMAN GRAY RESEARCHER SAYS hE STANDS BY WORK
CANCER RESEARCHER HAS EXPERIMENTAL FREEDOM
SCIENTIST'S RESEARCH OUESTIONED
WFU PROFESSOR RESIGNS: DENIES FALSIFYING PROJECT
MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS II MILLION GRANT
CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMS
SOCIETY SAYS FEAR DETERS CANCER TESTS
CANCUN. MEXICO
SEE ALSO MEXICO
WORLD POVERTY:
ONE WAY TO HELP
CANE CREEK CALAMATIES IPLAYI
SWORD OF PEACE TO OPEN SEASON ON JUNE 26
SwOBD OF PEACE OPENS TONIGHT
CALAMITIES TO OPEN TONIGHT
CANE CREEK CALAMITIES
Cane CREEK CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
RESERVOIR OElay SOUGHT
CANE CREEK FOES MOPE WAR'S WON
STATE PANFl to CONSIDER NEXT MOVE ON CANE CREEK
MORE ACTION DUE ON CANE CREEK
CONDEMNATION RULING WON'T BE APPEALED
CANE CREEK GROUP OPENS LEGAL OFFICE IN OAM FIGHT
CANE CREEK GROUP STILL FIGHTING
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MORE ACTION DOE ON CANE CREEK
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NFj hearings CONSIDERED FOR CANE CREEK
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HEARINGS AWAIT STATEMENT
RESERVOIR LAND SWAP NEABS END
CANE CREEK SEEN AS SOLUTION TO ChAREL HIlL WATER PR0bL£"5
Cane creek RESmENTS MOLD OUT AGAINST RESERVOIR PLANS
CANE CREEK BATTLE COSILY
CAfilNE PAHVO VIRUS
SEE DOG VIRUS
CANNERIES
CANNERY NOW OPEN
Cannon mills CO.
CANNON "ILLS SAYS SALES UP
UNION CLOSES ITS OFFICE IN CONCORD
Z N.C. FIRMS HAVE RECORD 3R0 OUARTER
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CANOFS
SEE ALSO POATS
N.C. RIVER IS WHITEWATER CANOEING MECCA
Two SURVIVE WATERS
WHITEWATER DRAhS CROwOS TO N.C.
RIVERS
THE FACTS
CiwTQONiNG Cartographer locates
CANTALOUPE
SUCCESSFUL Gardening
huge cantaloupe
cape fear construction co.
hunt was reportedly told of slo rigging
cape fear rivep
water fro" lake aids cape ffar
fir" official found guilty in acid dump
The Cape Florida
new research vessel to arrive at duke marine las on monday
THf Cape HATTERAS (RESEARCH VESSELI
SEE ALSO 0-v Eastward iouke univ.
BOAT RECEIVES NAME
NFw RESEARCH VESSEL TO ARRIVE AT DUKE MARINE
DUKE'S NEW SHIP
ON nuTY FOR DUKF
SHIP TO BE DEOICATEO ON OCT. '
JONES WILL OEniCATE VESSEL FOR
GUOCER WILL HELP DEDICATE OUKE
DUKE, UNC TAKE VESSEL IN ?EAUFORT CEREMONY
DUKF, UNC OFFICIALS ACCEPT VESSEL CHASTER
SHIP WITH EvEJyIhInG: Capf haTTERas Can Talk
5 UNIVERSITIES Share USE Of RESEARCH VESSEL
RESEARCH VESSELI
fcESEARCH
VESSEL
LAB ON MONDAY
TO STARS. DESALINATE WATER
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE
?i'-^,J"I'f "^' "■ SEAWEED SAVE OLD LIGHTHOUSE?
GRATIFYING Rescue
r'.llr'- ■'^55' Show: rivals teaming up to save LIGHTHOUSE
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE ICARTOONI
JIM, JESSE SEE THE LIGHT
LIGHTHOUSE Support may se on horizon
GfuLOGIST SAYS MOVING LIGHTHOUSE ONLY SOLUTION
L GhThOuSE'S fate RESTS WITH NATURE, CONGRESS
LIGHTHOUSE STILL STANDING
WAVES Threaten lighthouse
HUNT, HELMS JOIN ON lighthouse DRIVE
LIGHTHOUSE Campaign launched
KEEPERS OF The l IGhT
STRANi-.E EEOfELLOwS INDEED
lighthouse fob REAGAN
U.S. PLANS LIGHTHOUSE PROJECT
SAVE The light
ARTIFICIAL SEAWEED BUYING TIME FOR LIGHTHOUSE
PULLING TOGETHER - AGAIN
LIGHTHOUSE CAMPAIGN GETS ADDITIONAL BACKERS
people and what they're doing
Cape hatteoas national seashore
hunt warns against :) u leases
outer banks may get federal funds for parks
cape lookout national scashobe
CONSERVATIONISTS TO FIGHT DRILLING Off OUTER BANKS
GROUP WANTS JRILLING BIGHTS SALE BLOCKED
HUNT REQUESTS DRILLING REPORT
STATE MAY sue OVER OIL LEASE
HUNT WARNS AGAINST OIL LEASES
SUIT PLANNED Over drilling
J''?".>yll,''9„^k^'^" S"-f 3f OIL DRILLING RIGHTS
N.C. AGREES TO OELAY SUIT OVER OIL DRILLING
L AND GAS LEASES UP fOR BIDS TODAY
BIO FOR DRILL RIGHTS OFF HATTFKAS CJCEEOS 1100 "ILLIQN
OFFSHORE DRILLING COULD BEGIN THIS FALL "LLIUN
CAPITAL CITIES COMMUNICATIONS INC.
fOU? 'fLlff'^'S SEEK DURHAM LOW-POwER TV STATIONS
there's controversy already
Capital health systems agency
SEE also health CAHf
SfE ALSO Rural health clinics, n.c.
HEALTH Planners operating with smaller budget, staff
chapel hill may get PRIVATE HOSPItIl °'^"^''" ^'"^"^
AGcNCY "AY LJSE MOST OF FUNDING
HOME HEALTH PRORuSAL CfllTICIiEJ
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SEE OEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
SEE DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE EXECUTIONS, N.C.
CAPITAL ISH
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FREE ENTFRPfllSE
LI TTLE PIECES OF THE ROCK
LABOR'S VITAL PART IN CAPITALIST SYSTEM
CAR POOLS
SEE CARPQOLING
CAR SHOP (HiLLSaoRnunn roadi
ARWEO ROaSER HITS CAR SHOP
NAN hOLOS up store in DURHAM
CARBON COPY ( FILHI
•CARBON COPY- PROVOCATIVE IN ITS PREACHINESS
CARBON OtOXIPE
21 ARE TREATED AFTER GAS LEAK
CARBON MONOXIDE
FTC LISTS CIGARETTE CARBON MONOXIDE
GENERAL FINISHES REVIEW OF PROBE INTJ i DEATHS
CHARLOTTE CARS TG BE CHECKED
PERSON "AN DIES AS AUTO BURNS
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONINGS
SEE ACCIDENTS. CARBON MONOXIDE
CARBONATFD RAINdOW (PLAY)
Duke players sparkle in 'carbonated RAINBOj'
DUKE PLAYERS' 'Carbonated rainbow for all ages
Cardinal amateur golf tournament
STATE golfer takes cardinal
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
see also heart attacks
life-saving aid more prevalent
training saves lives
about 11,000 get training in cpr
restaurant workers get medical training
career burnout
see stress
Career planning
see also pusinessfs, u.s.
see also employment, u.s.
see also health careers fair
see also health sciences career day
see also women, careers
'when i grow up. i want to be..."
never too early
nccu crads to give seniors job tips
engineering explained
brogden holding career fair
career day
CITY SCHOOLS Career fair is next week
STUDENTS TO EXPLORE CAREERS
STUDENTS SHADOW SCHOOL PERSONNEL
DUKE OFFERS SESSIONS ON CAREER PLANNING
SURVEY Shows need for career courses
TESTING THE WATERS
CAREER FAIR
CARLTON CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
FTC LISTS CIGARETTE CARBON MONOXIDE
CARLYLE C CO.
CARLYLE
C CO. FINE JEWELERS SINCE 1922 (aOJ
CARMICHAFL, MCKNEELY, DUSENBURY C AL-tAN. INC.
BUDGET SET FOR R DU BOND CAMPAIGN
AUTHORITY TABS Durham agency for campaign
here's what airport's money will buy
rdu plans 159.000 campaign on runway bond referendum
rdu campaign to be kicked off in mid-january
rdu bond program available
carmichael cup
carolina wins. ties state for cup
carnegie corporate fund
arts council director quits
mcintyre sees bright future for durham arts
carol woods iretirement compiexi
see also retirement homes
chapel hill community denied tax-exempt status
carol woods typifies growing trend of life-care facilities
Carolantic investments
land rezoneo for office construction
carolina action
inventory tax credit protested
durham people rally for property tax bill
cham3fr asked to find teens jobs
» ^e9*j'ye approach to seeking teen jobs
job-seeking teens attfnd meeting
CHAMBER: Expand jobs program backing
NOMINATION DRAWS CLAIM OF CONFLICT
MARCHERS PROTEST POWER RATE HIKE
?I?9''II?"''^"5 PROTEST UTILITY'S RATE HIKE REQUEST
r^^^f^f"! SJS',f»"" UTILITY AT RATE HEARING
citwfns debate rate increase
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li9. S^S"'" '^■'nuPS LOSE VISTA WORKERS
two DURHAM GROUPS LOSE VISTA WORKERS
carolina annual giving program
s19.1 million raised for unc development
carolina appraisers
caldwell finds big mistake in tax base
carolina asphalt pavers association
miller raps paving group for letter on bio-rigging
Carolina beacm
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8/29/81
A
20
N
H 2
9/01/81
5
1
P N
W36
S 2
9/01/91
a
1
P N
583
H 2
1/28/81
A
5
N
H 2
2/02/81
A
1 1
N
981
S 2
2/02/81
A
6
N
H 2 12/11/81 A 8 N
M 2 6/13/81 A II, 'n
H 2 6/13/91 A 9 P N G53
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
SUBJECTS
fEEOlNG AN IN5AT14BLE OCEAN
6«05 ION-CONTROL BIOS TO BE 4SKE0 NE»T MONTH
CIBOLINA SLOCK CO.
AUTO CHASE RESULTS IN SEVERAL CHARGES
CAROLINA BRICK FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SANfORn, N.C.
BRICK FESTIVAL TO BEGIN WITHOUT PARAOE
CAROLINA BROWN LUNG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO esowN Lung disease
LEGISLATURE HAY GRAPPLE WITH BROWN LUNG ISSUES
BROWN LUNG ASSOCIATION PLANS DEMONSTRATION IN WASHINGTON
BROWN LUNG LEGAL OFFICE TO HOVE
BROWN LUNG LEGAL CENTER PLANS HOVE
CAROLINA CHRISTIAN COHMUNl C AT IONS
SEE ALSO wlFL inuRHAH, N.C.I
durham offices of television station hay close
tv station to sign on
carolina cineha corp. of durham
top-flight entertainment
Carolina coal export co.
BUSINESSMAN said subject of probe
carol ina dancers
see also dance
carolina dancers: varied, mature and un-weiro
dance - fahily style: 10 professionals make decisions as teah
carolina ouke motor inn
MAN ARDUCTEO. freed UNHURT
CAROLINA ENVIRnNHENTAL STUDY GROUP
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
OUKE POWER'S NUCLEAR PLANT MOTION DENIED
CAROLINA ETHANOL INC.
FUEL-GRADE ETHYL ALCOHOL PLANT PLANNED NEAR SELMA
CAROLINA EXECUTIVES CUP GOLF TOURNAHENT
SEE ALSM GOLF
NICKLAUS SCHEDULES APPEARANCE AT UNC
NICKLAUS TO PLAY AT UNC
The patience if a GOLDEN BEAR
THE GOLDEN BEAR IN CHAPEL MILL
WHO IS That golden man?
jack: designing HELPS CAME
Carolina federal savings and loan iraleigh, n.c.i
Two SCLS MAY RE HERGED
CAROLINA FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NCNB to HERGE WITH SMALLER BANK
carolina freight carriers corp.
see also scholarships
cherryvllle fir" donates s5.000
firm gives 15.000 to hath school
carolina friends high school
see carolina friends upper school
Carolina friends school (general heaoingi
unusual worfshop urges writers to hove beyond present position
■The PEST STABBING w£ EVER HAD*
FUN AND FRIENDSHIP
DANCE PERFQRHANCE
FOOD FOR ALL
SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS
CAROLINA FRIENDS UPPER SCHOOL
APPLY CAULKING
CAROLINA GOOIVA TRACK CLUB
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
TRACK CLUB PLANS LABOR DAY RACE
RAINY DAY ON MQNOAY
CAROLINA ISRAELITE INEWSPiPERI
HARRY GOLDEN 'FORCE OF GOOD.
DIES IN CHARLOTTE
CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO ALL-CARQLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS
SEE ALSO SALEM RE06IROS IVIRuINIAl
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM RED SOX
BULLS. DUKES RAINED OUT
WOLFF LOOKS TO Burlington
BULLS PRESIDENT CONSIDERS ANOTHER BUY
COVERING THE GAME wITH DIRT
MOORE LEADS BULLS INTO RACE FOR DIVISION TITLE
KINSION SWIPES IST-HALF TITLE FROM DURHAM
EAGLES CLINCH FIRST-HALF TITLE
THE FRANCHISE
KINSTON FALTERING AFTER PROMOTIONS
A MODEST PROPnSAL
UMP'S PARTNERS ALL 'OUT'
KOMMINSK IS MVP IN CAROLINA LEAGUE
AN UPSIDE DOWN SEASON IN THE CAROLINA LEAGUE
BEAUCHAHP TURNS DOWN BULLS POST
IR91: A GOOD YEAR FOR TAR HEELS
CAROLINA LEAGUE. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK. ATTENDANCE
ATTENDANCE PAODING APPARENTLY FART OF THE GAME
CAROLINA LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME
BULLS FIGURE TO PLACE FIVE ON DIVISION ALL-STAR
GALLAGHER, FIVE BULLS MAKE ALL-STAR TEAM
FIvF BULLS NAMED TO ALL-STAR SQUAD
MOORE MISSES ALL-STAR GAME
DURHAM COUNCIL CALLS TIME OUT
STRAWBERRY'S OUT OF SEASON
BULLS' BEHENNA NAMED STARTER
LAST YEAR'S HFRO OUT OF BASEBALL
STARS TO COME'Our FOR CAROLINA GALA
The lineups
APC VISITS BULLS. FANS TONIGHT
STEFERO'S BAT kFYS NORTH'S ALL-STAR WIN
LIKE Owner, like PLAYER?
P D DATE C
S 2 o/0a/6l A
S 2 7/21/81 a
S 2 (>/10/Bl C 1
H 1 5/07/91 a 1
H 2 5/Ol/Bl A 18
H 2 5/04/81 A 1
H 2 7/25/81 C 1
5 2 7/27/81 A a
s 2 lo/oi/m c 1 N sa3
H 2 10/03/81 B 1 N W66
H 2 12/27/81 D
H 2 B/2'?/ai A
H 2 1 1/13/11 1 1 R LS*.
H 2 12/ie/Bl 7 P F LI".
H 2 6/12/31 A 15
N
H 2 5/08/81 A 3 N
H 2 12/17/81 A 16 N
H 2 7/30/01 D 5 P N
S 2 7/31/81 D 2 N
H 2 9/11/81 C 1 P F PD7
H 2 9/12/?! B 2 P P 137
S 2 9/12/ei A 9 P P T37
H 2 9/13/Bl B 9 P N PD7
H 2 12/19/81 A 11,
H 2 5/17/91 10
S 2 6/17/81 C 13 N
H 2 6/19/91 8 5 N
H
H
H
S
2
2
2
2
7/05/81
7/1D/91
9/26/fll
11/21/91
11/26/81
12/17/31
D
B
A
C
A
3 P
1 P
I P
5 P
1 P
U
F
N
P
P
E
Hi,5
S36
T37
M66
H
2
12/19/91
B
1 P
p
576
H 2 9/D6/91 C 5 N
H 2 9/08/81 B 1 P P C56
H 2 10/03/81 6 9 P
H 2
5/D1/91
C
1
N
H 2
5/D3/91
B
9
U M71
H 2
5/10/91
9
5
U M71
H 2
5/17/81
B
4
U G19
H 2
6/05/81
C
2
N M71
H 2
6/19/91
1
N M71
S 2
6/19/81
C
2
P
N R66
H 2
7/05/81
B
2
p
N M71
S 2
7/13/91
t
P
N R66
S 2
9/2D/ni
C
2
U R66
S 2
3/22/31
A
9
P
U R66
H 2
8/26/81
B
2
N
H 2
9/30/81
B
5
U M71
H 2
11/15/81
B
9
N M71
S 2
12/24/91
B
1
P
N
H 2
8/27/81
D
1
N M71
H 2
6/28/81
8
<t
N M71
H 2
7/01/81
1
N
S 2
7/01/81
3
N
S 2
7/02/81
C
2
N R66
H 2
7/03 '91
B
1
T
N
H 2
7/05/91
B
2
P
F "71
H 2
7/07/91
8
2
p
N M71
M 2
7/07/81
6
2
U M71
S 2
7/07/81
B
2
N R66
S 2
7/07/91
B
3
P
U R66
S 2
7/07/81
A
1
N 019
H 2
7/08/81
p
2
P
N M7 I
H 2
7/08/91
E
2
P
N M71
■iBmaiUBaBii
KONTHLr/i
I N e X
ii/3i/ei
s u B J e c r s
PAr.e b<>
SrEFE"0'S Pnj'a "SIUMPS" S0UTH£»N »LL-STARS
ilL-STAB FIfliL: NORTH 9-SOUTH 3
C*MfR« CLICKS Eur GAME nOESN'T
AARON STILL LEARNING TO C0P6:
CAROLINA MOTOR CLUR
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE MOTOR CLUB
POLL SHOWS OPPOSITION TO CAS TAX
MAKE IT THE HONEYMOON OF YOUR DREAMS lADI
NO GASOLINE SHORTAGE SEEN OVER HOLIDAY
HOST GAS STATIONS TO BE CLOSED DEC. i5
CAROLINA POLL
seI also un'iv^ of N.C. -Chapel hill school of journalism
poll: N.C. VlfWS VARY ON NIXON LIBRARY PLAN
CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO.
CPCL WON'T PROTEST FINE
CPtL ASKS RATE INCREASE. REDUCTION OF FUEL CHARGE
oiTc Ljruc cniiTuf
rn HALT CPtL NUCLEAR OevELQPMENT
n.. r . ,n AMI/-! rjo oc»rTnoC
iROwTH
CPCL 10 RA I St KA i t s
CPCL LOSES GENERATOR. CUTS VOLTAGE
CPCL SAYS SABOTAGE MAY HAVE SHUT N-PLANT
NO EVIDENCE FiTUND INDICATING SABOTAGE
ACCIDENTS HINDER CPCL NUCLEAR PLANT PRODUCTION
fPfl N-PI ANT SHUT OFF
LKt.L ."LA^i 'U Urrci^ LUNiC^VWll
CPCL SAYS UNIT OUT OF SERVICE
PO»ER AGENCY BAPS REPORT ON N-PLANT
NUCLEAR UNIT IN OPERATION
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES TO BE TESTED
CPCL 9ATE INCREASE DELAYED
SABOTAGE A FOOLISH ANSWER
CPCL SAYS FUEL COST HIKE COULD BENEFIT CONSUMERS
CPCL WARNS NUCLEAR UNIT TO BE UOWN
CPCL IS DENIED INCREASE IN BILLS
POWER FIRMS SFEK INCREASE IN ASH LIMIT
AMPUTEE SUES CPCL
AMPUTEE SUES CPCL. LANDOWNER
SERVICE TO BE INTERRUPTED
CPCL TO CUT OFF POWER
UTILITIES OFFER WAYS TO FIGHT RISING BILLS
CPCL OFFERS SPECIAL STOCK PLAN
N.C. UTILITIES OFFER CONSERVATION PROGRAMS
3.5X
COMMENTS ON BRUNSWICK
POWER AGENCY REACHES GOAL
VEPCO RATES STILL HIGH
CPCL SEEKS FuFL CHARGES INCREASE AVERAGING «e.lB PER MONTH
NRC PROPOSES i'.O.OQO PENALTY IN CPCL NUCLEAR EXPOSURE CASE
CPCL TO RESTORE VOLTAGE
2 NUCLEAR UNITS MAY BE CANCELED
Ai_ni iniT no na I c ur uiw uTwC fori D
ALLOTMENTS
cpcl ordered to give refund
cpcl granted rate increase
commission trims cpcl rate increase by
cpcl trims harris plant plans
conservation comes of age
power outage hits part of asheville
cpcl cancels turbines order
rewards must ^le earned
carolina power and light co.. sales and earnings
cpcl reports earnings down
carolina regional theatre
see also playmakers repertory co.
williams decries new south
touring company names director
Carolina study center
SEE also EVANGELISM
study center leader resigns
evangelical movement takes scholarly tack
Carolina tarwheels bicycle club
see also bicycles
tarwheels - CAMARADERIE TRIANGLE CYCLISTS
BIKE-SAFETY AID GIVEN
aiKE TOUR MAPS OF TRIANGLE
CAROLINA TELEPHONE CO.
CTCT TO SEEK RATE INCREASE
CTCT FILES FOR 2J.<.l INCREASE
3 AREAS SEEKING EXTENDED TELEPHONE SERVICE
TELEPHONE WORKERS. COMPANY OK CONTRACT
BOARD RE-ELECTS ROwE
BUSINESS LEADER SAYS INDUSTRY GREATLY NEEDED IN EASTERN N.C.
CTCT, UNION REACH TERMS
Caoolina theater (OURHAM, N.C.I
PREMIERE TONIGHT AT CAROLINA THEATRE
Date
PG L P BYL
S J 7/oa/BI D I P N R(>6
S 2 7/08/11 D 1 P P H9')
S 2 7/08/ei D 1 P U Die
H 2 7/09/ni U 1 P f M71
H 2 5/10/ei A I 1
H 2 6/2B/81 G <>
H 2 lI/2<./8l A 10
S 2 12/17/81 C 17
S 2 11/06/81 A I
H 2
5/1V81
A
9
N
H 2
5/16/81
A
N
S 2
5/16/81
A
14
H
M 2
5/20/81
A
N
H 2
5/21/31
H
N
S 2
5/25/81
C
N
H 2
5/26/81
A
11
N
M 2
6/10/81
A
L
H 2
6/13/81
A
!<.
N
H 2
6/17/81
c
N
H 2
6/ia/81
D
H
S 2
6/22/81
A
N
H 2
7/05/81
A
13
N
S 2
7/07/81
a
N
H 2
7/15/81
A
N
H 2
7/17/81
A
N
H 2
7/18/81
A
N
S 2
7/ia/fll
A
13
N
H 2
7/19/81
c
N
H 2
7/20/81
6
N
H 2
7/21/81
A
M
H 2
7/22/81
B
N
H 2
7/23/Rl
a
n
H 2
7/23/81
B
N
H 2
7/28/81
A
N
H 2
7/26/'»l
A
1 1
N
S 2
7/29/81
S
N
H 2
7/29/81
c
12
N
H 2
8/D5/B1
A
13
N
H 2
8/05/81
c
N
H 2
8/05/81
A
13
N
H 2
B/06/B1
A
25
N
H 2
8/06/81
c
13
N
H 2
8/08/81
u
N
S 2
a/ll/Bl
8
N
H 2
8/12/81
A
N
S 2
8/l<./81
A
e
H 2
8/18/81
A
N
H 2
3/n/Bl
13
N
H 2
9/Q2/81
C
12
N
H 2
9/0'./81
A
N
H 2
9/0*/8l
A
N
S 2
9/04/81
c
N
S 2
9/10/81
C
N
H 2
9/11/81
c
N
H 2
9/13/81
A
N
H 2
9/16/81
A
N
S 2
9/16/81
C
11
P F
H 2
9/20/81
A
N
H 2
9/21/81
A
10
N
H 2
9/21/81
A
10
N
H 2
9/25/Bl
A
N
H 2
9/27/81
A
N
H 2
9/30/ei
A
1<.
N
H 2
10/02/81
A
N
H 2
10/03/81
A
N
H 2
10/15/81
A
N
H 2
0/22/81
A
20
N
H 2
0/23/ei
c
N
H 2
0/23/81
c
N
H 2
10/2<./8
A
N
H 2
10/2'./8
A
N
S 2
10/2'./8 ,
A
N
H 2
10/25/81
c
N
H 2
10/26/81
A
N
S 2
lO/27/Bl
A
N
S 2
10/28/81
A
1 1
N
H 2
10/30/81
A
N
S 2
11/10/81
B
N
H 2
12/02/81
A
ID
N
S 2
12/15/81
A
N
H 2
12/16/81
A
N
H 2
12/17/81
A
P N
S 2
2/21/81
A
e
H I
2/22/81
b
1
H 2
2/25/81
A
15
N
S 2
12/31/81
A
*t
E
H 2 7/23/ei A
H 2 5/01/81 C
H 2 lO/OI/ai
5/23/fll
a/22/Bl
S 2 5/21/Rl D
H 2 5/2<./8l D
S 2 12/17/81
9 P N P66
N F57
L
2 7/25/81
1 a/28/81
1 9/29/81
2 11/30/81
1 12/09/81
1 12/12/81
2 12/24/81
N
N H60
H 2 5/01/81 7 P N P66
mqnthly/an
- » L INDEX
5/01/ai - W/31/SI
FIVE O'CLOCK LADIES (iDl
■C«L YOUNG UN' Shows SATURDAY
RIALTD MAD "OOE LivE TALENT ACTS
TEMPTRESSES: R«ST AND PRESENT
CAROLINA ImCaIRE •MOLDING' DESPITE LANGUAGE BARRIER
REPAIR yJRK 3EGINS
OOrtN, £3UT NOT OUT
LOGICAL PLACE fOR A PREMIERE
TOP-FLICmT ENTERTAINMENT
Carolina theatre igrfensboro. n. c.i
GREENSaORO TmFaTER OAMAGEO
VICTIM OF FIRF IS IDENTIFIED
VICTIM MAY HAVE STARTED THEATER FIRE
Carolina times tNE-*SPAPERi
SEE ALSO NEwSPAPERSt OuRham
carolina times president dies
Carolina tire cq.
zenith -picture perfect" gives horry free color
police probing robbery
carolinas amateur golf tournament
see also golf
CAROLINA GOLFER SEACmFS FINALS
PlYLERi MILLS REACH FINALS OF AMATEUR
STATE'S MILLS TIUFS CAROLINAS AMATEUR
CAROLINaS HOSPITAL AND HEALTH SERVICES INC.
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. COSTS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C.
MAL«ER ELECTED TO 3-YEAR TERM ON TRUSTEE BUARD
CAROUSELS
OLD CARROUSEL'S RESTORATION URGED
ORIVE STARTED TO PRESERVE BURLINGTON PARK CAROUSEL
CaROMINOS
TWEETSIE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. CAROWINOS SWINGS To BEACH BEAT
CARCINCS CROhO snarls INTERSTATE TRAFFIC
CAFPFNTEPS ITRAOEI
HE'S PIONEER UOOO mORKER
CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET INC.
CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET FOR INTEGRITY AND iUALITY
SALESMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO LARCENY
AUTO SALESMAN PLEADS OuICTY
CAR DEALER OPENS AT NORThGATE
CARPENTER'S INC.
SEE CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET INC.
CARPOOL ING
SEE ALSO GASOLINE CONSERVATION
TRI-A-RIOE TO hOR«
E»*PLOY£R SURVEY SET TO MATCH CAflPOOL RIDERS
CARR UNITE" METHODIST CMURCM
ANNUAL BA2AAR
CaRH«ORO, N.C.
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATION FOR A BETTER CARRaORO
SEE ALSO RANGE^OOD SUBDIVISION (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
ESSAY CONTEST PLANNED
TOmN seeks CRAFTSMEN FOR FETE
ORANGE JOB OFFICE CLOSING NEXT WEEK
PLAN STRESSES CONSERVATION
MICROELECTRONICS FIRM CONSIDERING CArtRBORD
CARR3QR0 MAS COME LONG WAY
THIEVES oREAK IN LICENSE BUREAU
LICENSING EQUIPMENT, CASH STOLEN
CARRBORO. I.e., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO Chapel HILL. N.C. ANNEXATION
CARRBORO JANTS ORANGE CO. LAND
TOWN MERGER. ANNEXATION OEBATEO
CARRPORO, N.C. APARTMENTS
TjO phases of CARRBORO COMPLEX OK ' D
CONDOMINIUMS GIVEN APPROVAL
BOaPO to get HOLrSING PROPOSAL
CARRBORO TO PONPER APARTMENTS
CAOR°ORO. N.C, BICYCLE ROUTES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE LANES
GROUP CITES BUEwAYS, SIDEWALKS AS NEEDS
BUE LANE IN CARRBORO IS OPENED
CARRBORO BIKE LANE IS OPENED
BIkEPATh "IDS HIGHER THAN PROJECT'S BUDGET
BIKE PATH BIOS APPROVED
MUIRHEAD GETS BIO
CARRBORO, N.C. Budget
lO-CENT TAX HIKE PROPOSED 8Y CARRBORO TOwN MANAGER
CARRBORO BOARO RESISTS 150,000 CUT IN BUDGET
CARRBORO BOARD PASSES TAX HIKE
OFFICIALS TRY TO RESTORE CARRBORO SURPLUS FUNDS
ALDERMAN COUNTERS CLAIMS
CARRBORO EMPLOYEES MAY BE GETTING RAISE
CARRBORO RAISES EMPLOYEES' PAY
CARRBORO WANTS ORANGE CO. LAND
CARRPORO, N.C, BUSES
SEE ALSO ChAPEL MILL, N.C. BUSES
CARRBORO ALDERMEN APPROVE INSTALLATION OF BUS SHELTERS
ALDERMAN CLAIMS BUSES COULD STOP
ALDERMEN APPROVE CONOO
CARRBORO CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF
CAHR'^ORO, N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
Carobobo EmpiOyEES may BE GETTING RAISE
CARRBORO GIVcS ITS EMPLOYEES 7 PCT. RAISE
CARRBORO RAISES EMPLOYEES' PAY
ACTION ON PAY STUDY DUE IN MONTH
rOwN IMPOSES FREEZE ON HIRING
job freeze will save $9,981
carrboro, n.c, drought
university lake level falling half inch a day
owasa proposes rate mike
agency planning drive for water conservation
carrporo, n.c. economic development
carrboro group backs franklin st. extension
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1/10/82
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DATE
C
PG
I
P
BYL
2
5/Ul/Rl
D
8
P
A
5/Dl/Bl
I 1
N
5/Q3/91
D
5
L
5/08/81
D
i,
R
S66
8/07/81
1
F
P66
d/10/^1
A
1
P
P
T37
a/11/81
B
1
P
P
137
3/0'./«l
A
*.
E
12/27/81
D
<,
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2 7/02/81 D 7
2 7/03/81 A 18
2 T/Oii/ai A 13
2 10/09/81 B
6/2a/ei G
10/26/81 C
2 7/18/81 D 3
2 7/19/81 B 6
2 7/20/Bl B 3
S 2 8/19/81 A 1<> N
H 1 5/20/91 C 1 N
H I 7/25/81 C 1 N H60
H 2 5/2<./81 R P I
H 2 8/10/81 B 1 N
H 2 5/10/81 E 13 P F
H 2 6/28/81 G 3 P A
H 2 a/06/Sl B 3 N
S 2 a/07/fll A 13 N
H 2 12/13/91 10 N
H 2 10/I8/B1 C <. A
5 2 11/12/81 CI N Sa3
S 2 11/05/81 6 4 P P M66
s
5/1 1/91
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5
s
5/29/91
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H
0/19/91
5
s
9/0'./81
1
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9/06/81
1
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10/31/81
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s
12/09/81
1
H 2 12/10/81 C 15
2 10/01/81 A 10 N M23
2 10/12/81 B 1 N M23
H 2 7/29/81 C 2
S 2 7/29/81 A 17
H 2 12/15/81 A 10
S 2 12/15/81 A 5
s
?
9/15/81
B
1
N M23
H
7
10/22/81
A
1 7
N
s
2
10/22/81
A
1 n
N
s
2
10/27/81
A
3
N M23
H
?
10/28/91
A
7
N M23
s
2
10/28/81
A
6
N
m
?
5/27/81
A
9
N M04
H
?
6/23/81
H
1
N M04
H
?
6/24/81
H
1
N M04
s
/
9/29/91
A
1
N M23
H
/
9/03/31
A
1 3
N M23
s
I
9/09/81
A
6
N M23
H
I
9/23/91
S
1
N M2 3
H
!
10/Dl/Bl
A
ID
N M23
2 9/03/Bl CBN H68
2 9/10/81 A 17 N M23
2 10/14/91 B 3 N
2 10/16/81 A 13 N M23
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
9/09/81
9/17/81
9/23/81
11/21/81
12/09/81
12/10/81
1 3
1
5/16/81 B
5/22/81 C
6/29/91 B
M23
M23
N M04
N M04
S 2 10/14/81 A 1
MOhrHLY/A
NNUAL INDEX
V0U81 - U/31/81
CIBBBIRO «LOE«MfN TiRGET BALLFIELO FOR DEVELOPNENT
CABROOaO. 'I.e.. ELECTIONS ^,,,„. ,
see also carrboao board of alde«mfn. elections
clrrbhrn alderman white announces re-elfction bio
aloer"an claims buses could stop
one candidate files in orange
carreoro mayor to seek 3rd term
cheshire files for hillsborough mayor
Cheshire joins race
calduell is candidate for carrboro alderman
garrett may announce bio
FnuR "ORE PLAN TO RUN IN ORANGE
TWO MORE FILE FOR RF-ELECTION BIOS
TWO CANDIDATES FILE FOR CARRBORO ALDERMEN
MESSER PLANS CABRPORO CAMPAIGN
ROGER MESSER F^(TERS RACE FOR CARRPORO MAYOR
MS. LEWIS WITHDRAWS FROM CARRBORO RACE
FIVE CANDIDATES BOYCOTT FORUM
GROUP BOYCOTTS FORUM FOR CARRBORO CANDIDATES
NEW CENSUS MEANS MORE MONEY
CARRBORO FACTION OPENS ITS OFFICE
CARRBORO CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF
VOTERS WERE CHEATED
COAL ITIDN SUPPORTS Z
WHITE IN CARRPORO RALLY
CORRECTION
CARRBORO GROUP WAGES A DECEPTIVE CAMPAIGN
HlLLS»OROUGH, CARRBORO RACES CONTRAST IN STYLE
SOUTH ORANGE PLACK CAUCUS ENDORSES II CANDIDATES
CARRBORO CAN3IDAIE DID NOT LIST HIS TAXES
BARGAINING TO BE AIRED , ., „.„
Taxing ISSUE: CARRBORO CANDIDATE SAYS HE DIDN'T PAY
CANDIDATES DEPATE DEVELOPMENT
6 VYING FOR THREE SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
CANDIDATES VARY ON DEVELOPMENT
CARRBORO HAS COME LONG WAY
NINE CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF IN CARRBORO ELECTION
ART SCHOOL Funds weren-t available
CITY RESIDENTS ARE TAXED TWICE
CARRBORO IS OUTVOTING ORANGE CO. NEIGHBORS
THREE INCUMPENTS LOSE IN CARRBORO
3 STAY ON SCHOOL BOARD
3 KEEP SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
CAMPAIGN SLOGAN CaTCHES COALITION
three coalition incumbents lose in carrboro
carrboro. n.c.. fire hydrant rental fees
see also carrboro. n.c.. water rates
see also carrboro firf oept.
see also fire hydrants
owasa wants districts to pay hydrant fees
officials try to restore carrboro surplus funds
motion brewing to collect hydrant fees
owasa asks counties to pay hydrant fees
carrporo. n.c.. growth development
carrboro wants orange co. land
carrboro. n.c.* housing
carrboro boaro oecioes in neighborhood's favor
carrboro group backs franklin st. extension
board to get housing proposal
carrboro to ponder apartments
carrboro. n.c.. land use
carrboro wants orange co. land
carrboro. n.c.. mayor's office
carrboro mayor to seek 3r0 term
Cheshire files fo» hillsborough mayor
messer plans carrboro campaign
roger messer enters race for carrboro mayor
ms. lewis withdraws from carrboro race
FIVE Candidates boycott forum
GROUP boycotts forum for CARRBORO CANDIDATES
CARRBORO FACTION OPENS ITS OFFICE
CARRBORO CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF
VOTERS WERE CHEATED
WHITE IN CARRBORO RALLY
CORRECTION
HILLSBOROUGH, CARRBORO RACES CONTRAST IN STYLE
CANOmAIES DEBATE DEVELOPMENT
CANDIDATES VARY ON DEVELOPMENT
NINE CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF IN CARRBORO ELECTION
Three INCUMBENTS LOSE IN CARRBORO
THREE COALITION INCUMBENTS LOSE IN CARRPORO
TOWN OFFICIALS TO TAKE OATHS
CARRBORO. N.C.. PARKS
CARRBORO WANTS ORANGE CO. LAND
CARRBORO CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF
CARRBORO PARK TO OPEN
CARRBORO PARK OPENS SUNDAY
CARRBORO RECEIVES GRANT TO BUILD POOL AT NEW PARK
CARRBORO TO GET SWIMMING POOL
CARRBORO POOL LOOKS POSSIBLE
CARRBORO GRANT MAY FUND POOL
CONGRESSMAN ANNOUNCES GRANT FOR CARRBORO PARK
CARRBORO. N.C.. POPULATION
CARRBORO TO GET RECOUNT
CARRBORO WILL GET POPULATION RECOUNT
OFFICIALS TRY TO RESTORE CARRBORO SURPLUS FUNDS
NEw CENSUS MEANS MORE MONEY
STATE DROPS CARRBORO CENSUS RECOUNT
STATE ADJUSTS CARRBORO CENSUS
CARRBORO RECOUNT IS WORTH 131.718
CARRBORO DROPPING SUIT
CARRBORO. N.C.. PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. 'I.C, TAXES
ID-CENT TAX HIKE PROPOSED BY CARRBORO TOWN MANAGER
CARRBORO BOARO RESISTS 450.000 CUT IN BUDGET
OFFICIALS TRY TO RESTORE CARRBORO SURPLUS FUNDS
ALDERMAN COUNTERS CLAIMS
CARRBORO Candidate did not list his taxes
CARRRORO. N.C.. SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO Chapel HILL. N.C., SEWERS
SEE ALSO Chapel hill/carrboro. sewage treatment plants
SEE also orange water ANO SEwER AUTHORITY
OWASA 10 ALTER POL ICY
SEwFR DESIGN Ok BRINGS SYSTEM CLOSER
SEVEN TOWN SEWERS OVERLOADED
7 ORANGE SEWERS NEED REPAIRS
C T
S
S
1
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PAGE 7 1
1/10/82
N E
E
C
Y
P D
DATE
C
PG L
P
9YL
S J
12/I8/ni
A
1
N
M23
S 2
9/03/81
A
8
N
H23
H 2
9/10/81
A
n
N
M23
H 2
9/ 2/31
B
N
S 2
9/ 6/8
A
N
M23
H 2
9/17/8
B
N
M23
S 2
9/17/8
A
12
N
H 2
9/19/B
A
ID
N
5 2
9/22/8
A
3
N
H 2
9/23/81
A
ID
N
M23
S 2
9/23/Bl
A
19
N
H 2
9/26/81
B
4
N
M23
S 2
9/29/81
A
8
N
M2J
M 2
9/30/ei
C
5
N
M23
H 2
IO/02/ai
A
17
N
M23
H 2
10/06/81
B
1
N
W36
S 2
10/06/81
A
10
N
M 2
10/08/81
5
1
N
M23
H 2
10/09/81
A
12
N
H 2
10/16/81
A
13
N
M23
H 2
10/2D/B1
A
<•
L
S 2
10/21/81
A
10
N
M23
H 2
10/23/81
A
T
N
M23
H 2
lO/ii/Rl
A
8
N
H 2
10/25/81
i,
L
S 2
0/26/81
A
3
N
Xl",
H 2
0/27/81
A
I 1
N
S 2
lO/27/fll
A
3
N
5 2
10/28/81
A
6
N
H 2
10/29/81
B
<i
N
H 2
10/30/81
C
5
N
M23
S 2
10/30/Bl
A
6
N
M23
5 2
10/30/81
A
6
N
H 2
10/31/81
A
^
L
S 2
10/31/81
A
3
N
M23
S 1
U/02/81
C
I
N
H 2
11/03/81
A
S
L
S 2
11/03/81
A
9
N
H 2
U/O'./ei
e
I
N
M23
H 2
U/O'./PI
B
1
N
M23
S 2
U/O'./BI
A
6
N
S 2
U/Oi/Bl
A
9
N
M23
S 2
11/0^/81
C
1
N
8/13/81
a/29/ei
9/09/81
9/10/81
N H66
N M2 3
N M23
N
H 2 10/01/81 A 10 N M23
H 2 7/2'./81 B 1 N H6e
S 2 10/1<./81 A 1 N M23
H 2 12/15/81 A 10 N
S 2 12/15/Bl A 5 N
H
2
10/01/81
A
10
N
M23
s
9/16/81
A
1
N
M23
H
9/17/81
B
3
N
M2 3
s
9/29/81
A
e
N
M23
H
9/30/81
c
5
N
M23
H
10/02/81
A
17
N
H2 3
H
10/06/81
8
I
N
W36
S
10/06/81
A
N
H
10/09/81
A
2
N
H
10/16/81
A
13
N
H23
H
10/20/81
A
4
L
H
10/2 3/ai
A
7
N
M23
H
10/2<./ai
A
a
N
S
10/26/81
A
3
N
XI*
H
10/30/81
c
5
N
M23
S
10/30/81
A
6
N
s
10/31/81
A
3
N
M23
H
I1/04/81
a
I
N
M23
s
U/O'./Bl
c
1
N
H
12/02/ai
A
11
N
H
IQ/Ol/Sl
A
10
N
M23
H
10/16/Bl
A
13
N
M23
H
10/21/81
A
7
N
s
10/22/81
A
5
N
H
11/06/81
e
1
N
M23
s
11/06/81
A
5
N
H
11/11/81
A
9
N
M23
s
11/11/81
A
5
N
H
12/25/81
B
I
N
H
7/29/el
C
1
N
s
7/29/ai
A
17
N
s
8/29/81
A
1
N
M23
H
10/08/81
E
1
N
M23
s
ll/2<./Pl
B
I
N
H
11/25/81
A
9
N
M23
H
11/26/81
A
16
N
5
l2/07/ai
C
1
N
H
2
5/27/81
A
9
N
MOli
H
2
6/23/81
B
I
N
MO".
s
2
8/29/81
A
1
N
M23
H
2
9/03/81
A
13
N
M23
S
2
10/27/81
A
3
N
H 2
S 2
9/2«/8l
10/13/81
10/29/81
10/29/81
16
5
N M23
N
N
M0NTHLY/4NNU
INDEX
12/31/81
S U B J £
SEuER unk» IJ COST 18 MILLION
m -tlLLlON SAIO NEEDED FOR SEWERS
aO««0 CONSIDERS NAINTJI'lINC, LINES
C»RR»ORO. 'I.e., SICN OOOtN'NCE
SEE ALSn SIGNS ANO SY**BnLS
RULING ALLOmS JENOY'S TO KEEP DRIVE-IN HINDOH
'■""^CARBtoJp'&RnoO BACKS FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION
CARB80R0 BEGINS PLANS FOR FRANKLIN EXtcNSION
CABRPGOQi 'I.e.. TAX RATE , ,
10-CENT TAX HIKE PROPOSED BY CARRBORO TO»N MANAGtR
CARRBOR .^. ..^p ^^^ N.C.. PROPERTY TAXES ,,„
lO-CENT TAX HIKE PROPOSED BY CARRBORO TOWN MANAGER
CARBbO^O BJARO PASSES TAX HIKE
CITY RESIDENTS ARE TAXED TWICE
CARR'^OBO. N.C-* WATER BATES , , ^ ^^^r
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. M.C.. FIRE HYDRANT RENTAL FEES
SEE ALSO ORANGE WITFB AND SEwER AUTHORITY
OWASA PROPOSES RATE hIkE
OWASA BUDGET TIED TO RATES
WATER, SEwER BILL TO RISE lb*
OWASA RAISES ITS RATES
CARRBORO. N.C.. ZONING
CARRBORO EMPLOYEES MAY BE GETTING RAISE
BOARD CONSIDERS RETIREMENT HOME
CARRBORO APPEARANCE COMMITTEE
CARPbOHO STUDIES CLEANUP
CARRBORO ART SCHOOL
ART SCHOOL OFFERS SUMMER CLASSES
ART SCHOOL OFFERS ALTERNATIVE FOR CHILDREN
PLAY ENTERTAINS ALL AGES
KIDS • CAM£0»S = BuTNER EXHIBIT
THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
HARD TO WATCH -WHAT THE SUTLER SAW-
ART SCHOOL BEGINS FUND DRIVE
ART SCHOOL FUNDS WEREN'T AVAILABLE
•TRIPLE TREAT' HAS ONE DELICIOUS PLAY
BELLY LAUGHS DELIVERED IN ART SCHOOL'S 'TRIPLE'
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Two PHASES OF CARRBORO COMPLEX OK ' D
CONDOMINIUMS GIVEN APPROVAL
TRAFFIC PRO»LFMS GET ATTENTION
ALDERMAN COUNTERS CLAIMS , . ,^. ,
CARRBORO ALDERMEN APPROVE INSTALLATION OF BUS SHtLTEkS
CARRBORO EMPLOYEES MAY PE GETTING RAISE
CHESHIRE JOINS Race
GARRETT MAY ANNOUNCE BID
CARRBORO RAISES EMPLOYEES' PAY
CARRBORO WANTS ORANGE CO. LAND
BOARD CONSLDEBS RETIREMENT HOME
ALOeR"EN APPROVE CONOO
3IKE PATH BIDS APPROVED ^ „
CARRBORO RECEIVES GRANT TO BUILD POOL AT NEW PARK
ALDERMEN IGNORE APPOINTMENTS REOUEST
CARRBORO GRANT MAY FuNO POOL
CARRBORO BEGINS PLANS FOR FRanklIN EXTENSION
ACTION ON PAY STUDY DUE IN MONTH
TOWN OFFICIALS TO TAKE OATHS
TOWN IMPOSES FBEJze ON HIRING
JOB FREEZE WILL SAVE 19.<)9l
BOARD TO GET HOUSING PROPOSAL
CARRBORO TO PONDER APARTMENTS , ,
CARRBORO ALDERMEN TARGET BALLFI6L0 FOR DEVELOPMENT
TOWN BOARDS TO CONSIDER TRAFFIC PLANS , , „, r„.Ec,r ,...c
CHAPEL HILL. CARRBORO TO CONSIOER SOLUTIONS TO FUTURE TRAFFIC JAMS
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN, BUDGET , , , _ „,^,
CARRBORO BOABO RESISTS J50.00D CUT IN BUDGET
CARRbtlRO BOARD PASSES TAX HIkE
CARRBORO GIVES ITS EMPLOYEES 7 PCT. RAISE
CARRBORO POOL LOOKS POSSIBLE
CARRBORO BOABO OF ALDERMEN. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C.. ELECTIONS ,,,,„ „,„
CARRBORO ALDERMAN WHITE ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION BIO
CHESHIRE FILES FOR HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR
CALDWELL IS CANDIDATE FOR CARRBORO ALDERMAN
FOUP MOPE PLAN TO RUN IN ORANGE
TWO MORE FILE FOR RE-ELECTION BIDS
TWO CANDIDATES FILE FOR CARRBORO ALDERMEN
MS. LEWIS WITHDRAWS FROM CARRBORO RACE
SURPRISE CANOIOATES FILE AS BOOKS CLOSE IN ORANGE
FIVE CANOIOATES BOYCOTT FORUM
GROUP BOYCOTTS FORUM FOR CARRBORO CANDIDATES
CARRBORO FACTION OPENS ITS OFFICE
TOWN MERGER, ANNEXATION DEBATED
CARRBORO CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF
VOTERS WERE CHEATED
WHITE IN CARRBORO RALLY
CORRECTION
HILLSBOROUGH, CARRBORO RACES CONTRAST IN STYLE
SOUTH ORANGE "LACK CAUCUS ENDORSES 11 CANDIDATES
CARRBORO CANDIDATE DID NOT LIST HIS TAXES
TAXING ISSUE: CARRBORO CANDIDATE SAYS HE DIDN'T PAY
CANOIOATES OERaTE DEVELOPMENT
CANDIDATES VABY ON DEVELOPMENT
NINE CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF IN CARRBORO ELECTION
THREE INCUMBENTS LOSE IN CARRBORO
CAMPAIGN Slogan catches coalition
THREE COALITION INCUMBENTS LOSE IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO COMMUNITY COALITION
SEE ALSO L IBERALS
ALDERMAN CLAIMS BUSES COULD STOP
GROUP CITES alKEwAYS, SIDEWALKS AS NEEDS
CALDWFLL IS CANDIDATE FOR CARRBORO ALDERMAN
MS. LE,.1S WITHDRAWS FROM CARRBORO RACE
FIVE Candidates boycott forum
GROUP boycotts FOBuM FOR CARRBORO CANOIOATES
NEW CENSUS MEANS MORE MONEY
TEACHER EVALUATIONS DISCUSSED
SLATE NOT ENDORSED
CARRBORO GROUP BACKS FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION
VOTERS WERE CHEATED
COALITION SuPPOBTS Z
HILLSBOROUGH, CARRBORO RACES CONTRAST IN STYLE
C T
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1/10/92
N E
P
DATE
5
E
C
I
L
PG L
T
Y
P
BYL
H 2
S 2
S 1
11/12/91
11/12/81
12/01/81
A
A
B
1
N
N
N
H 2
a/26/91
A
!■!
N
G53
S 2
H 2
I0/l<./81
U/H/Bl
A
A
1
10
N
N
M23
H 2
5/27/81
A
9
N
M04
H 2
H 2
H 2
5/2T/fll
6/24/91
11/03/31
A
B
A
1
5
N
N
L
M0<,
MC^
H 2 5/22/81 C 6 N M0<,
H 2 6/19/91 A 15 N MOA
S 2 9/17/91 A 12 N M23
H 2 9/18/91 3 1 N M23
S 2
9/09/91
A
6
N
M23
S 2
10/07/81
c
1
N
5 2
U/16/BI
c
1
N
H 2
5/1 5/81
D
10
I
S 2
5/28/Sl
D
<t P
N
F57
S 2
7/31/81
D
7
R
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H 2
d/l'./a
7
U
G69
S 2
9/03/9
D
2 P
F
971
S 2
9/2A/8
•, P
B
N25
S 2
10/08/91
15
N
S 1
11/02/81
c
1
N
S 2
12/10/91
7
R
N25
H 2
12/11/91
D
5
R
H 2
7/29/91
,
N
H6a
S 2
7/29/91
17
N
S 2
9/02/ni
16
N
H23
H 2
9/03/81
1 3
N
M23
H 2
9/03/91
9
N
H6a
S 2
9/09/91
6
N
M23
S 2
9/17/91
12
N
S 2
9/22/ai
3
N
H 2
9/23/81
1
N
M23
H 2
10/01/81
10
N
H23
S 2
10/07/91
1
N
H 2
10/1<./91
3
N
H 2
10/29/Rl
7
N
M23
H 2
ll/a6/fll
1
N
M23
S 2
11/11/91
5
N
S 2
U/ll/Bl
<^
N
H 2
U/l'./Bl
10
N
S 2
H/21/ni
5
N
M23
H 2
12/02/91
1 1
N
H 2
12/09/91
9
N
S 2
12/10/91
10
N
M23
H 2
12/15/91
10
N
S 2
12/15/91
5
N
S 2
12/19'91
1
N
M23
S 2
12/29/81
6
1
N
M23
H 2
12/30/81
3
lA
N
M23
2 6/23/91 B 1 N MO*
2 6/2<>/91 B 1 N MO-V
2 9/17/91 A 13 N
2 11/11/81 A 9 N M23
s
2
9/03/81
A
8
N
M23
H
2
9/17/91
B
3
N
M23
H
2
9/19/ai
10
N
H
2
9/23/81
10
N
M23
s
2
9/23/81
19
N
H
2
9/26/81
N
M23
H
2
10/02/91
I 7
N
M2 3
H
2
10/03/91
N
XH
H
2
10/06/91
N
W36
s
2
10/06/81
10
N
H
2
10/09/91
12
N
H
2
10/12/81
N
M23
H
2
10/16/91
13
N
M23
H
2
10/20/91
L
H
2
lO/23/Bl
N
M23
H
2
lO/2<,/91
N
s
2
1D/26/S1
N
XU
H
2
10/27/91
li
N
s
2
iO/27/ai
N
H
2
10/29/91
N
H
2
lD/30/91
N
M23
s
2
10/30/81
N
s
2
10/31/91
N
M23
H
2
U/0<./91
N
M23
s
2
U/OA/81
N
M23
s
2
ll/OA/Rl
N
H
2
9/10/91
17
N
M23
s
2
9/15/81
N
H23
H
2
9/19/81
10
N
M
2
10/02/81
17
N
M2 3
H
10/06/91
N
W36
s
2
10/06/91
10
N
H
2
10/08/91
N
M23
H
2
10/13/91
12 _
N
M23
s
I
10/13/81
N
s
2
lO/lA/91
N
M23
H
2
10/20/81
L
s
2
10/21/81
10
N
M23
s
2
10/26/81
3
N
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MONTHLV/»NNUAL
I N E «
SOUTH OBAriOE 01.SCK CAUCUS ENOOBSES 11 CANDIDATES
CAND11ATES ItflAlE DEVFLOPXENT
CANDIDATES VAOy aN DEVELOPMENT ,,,,_.
NINE CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF IN CARRBOKO ELECTION
CITY OESIOENTS ARE TAXED TuICF
THREE INCUMBENTS LOSE IN CARRRORO
CAMPAIGN SLOGAN CATCHES COALITION „„„„„„
THRFE COALITION INCUMBENTS LOSE IN CARRBQRQ
CARR'IOPO COMMUNITY PARK
SEE CARRBOBO. N.C.. PARKS
CARRBORO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP. ,.,„„„„„
MICROELECTRONICS FIRM CONSIDERING CA^BBORO
CARRBOBO WANTS ORANGE CO. LAND
CARRBOBO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TEACHER EVALUATIONS DISCUSSED
CARRROROJUF^OEPT.^^ N.C.. FIRE HYDRANT RENTAL FEES
CABBBOaO SEEKING VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
CABBHQBO MAYOB*S OFFICE
SEE CARRBOBO. N.C.. MAYOR'S OFFICE
CAPRPOBO PLANNING OFFICE ,., „^.
SFE ALSO OBANGE/ChaPEL HILL/CARBBORO PLANNING AREA
CHAPEL HILL GOVERNMENT POST FILLED
CarBBORO board decides in NEIGHBORHOOD'S FAVOB
c'SA%V'°iaL.'c"ARSBaRS"o"5"si'DER's3^0TIONS TO FUTURE TBAFFtC JAMS
CABR80B0 RECBEATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO CARRBOBO. N.C.. PARKS
CARBBORO PLANS ESSAY CONTEST
TRIP FOR ELDERLY SCHEDULED
AERDBICS CLASS SET
CARRBOBO PLANS CELE'IRATION
CARRflORQ SCHEDULES CLASSES THIS MONTH
FLEA MARKET TRIP PLANNED
TENNIS LESSONS BEGISIHATION BEGINS MONDAY
'the little prince' .ill be shown at film festival
carbboro offers trips. kabate, piano lessons
tour planned fob elderly
a trip planned to wine cellars
caprrqbo town manager ,,„
in-cent tax hike proposed by carrboro town manager
carriage house apartments
see also apartments
apartment 3la2e takes firefighters back to old farm
i fibes bring criticism. praise
carriages ~~
antioue delivery
cabrington junior high school
youth robbed at school
youth held in egg attack
proud of projects
marijuana discovery focuses attention on county schools
educators have trouble verifying drug use
school puses "it fob cas
c'bbington junior high school
teschfr of year named
durham cou:*ty schools honor carfllngton teacher
drug sale al school probed
cabbington principal releases honor boll
carrington poster winners
celebrating christmas
skate-a-thon
cabbington junior high school sports. football
county champs
j.v. champs: high-flying cougars _ ., , ^„
family affair: coach shares blindness. bright outlook with brother
carrot island. n.c.
wild ponies roam carrot island
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H J 10/30/61
5 2 lO/JO/81
S 2 lD/31/81
H 2 U/03/81
H 2 ii/o<./ai
S 2 U/04/ei
S 2 11/04/81
M
6
3
S
I
9
1
N
N
N
N
L
N
N
N
M2 3
M23
M23
M23
H 2 9/06/81 C 1 N
H 2 10/01/81 A 10 N M23
H 2 10/13/91 A 12 N M23
H 2 10/28/81 A 9 N
H 2 5/29/81 A 10 N
H 2 7/2<./81 B I N H6R
S 2 12/29/81 B 1 N M23
H 2 12/30/81 B 1". N M2J
5/07/81
5/10/81
6/17/81
7/02/81
9/l<./ai
9/16/81
10/09/81
11/13/81
11/18/81
11/26/81
12/03/81
5
16
11
6
2
19
11
9
H 2 5/27/61 A
H 2 12/16/91 B 1
S 2 12/16/81 C 1
$ 2 12/23/61 A 5 P P C56
5/16/81 A
6/09/81 A
6/10/81 C
6/11/Rl A
6/15/81 C
6/17/81 C
9/08/81 D
10/31/81 8
10/31/81 A
11/14/81 A
11/20/61 A
12/08/61 A
12/19/91 A
12/22/81 C
N
P M66
N 008
N 008
N
5 2 10/29/61 C 5
S 2 11/04/81 3
H 2 U/27/81 B I
S 2 5/20/Bl C l<.
T37
C56
M66
T37
R66
V05
SEE AUTOS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
CARS FOR LESS MONEY I BOOK I
GUIDE WRITTEN ON BUYING CARS
CARSON AND BARNES CIRCUS
SEE ALSO CIRCUS
CIRCUS: 'FlIT OF HISTORY' ARBIVE5 FRIDAY
TENT RISES AT SOUTH SOUARE FOR ONE OF LAST 'BIG TOPS"
BEASTS OF BUflOEN
A DUBANTE AMONG RHINOS
RAISE HIGH THE BIG TOP
CARTERET CnuNTY. N.C.
MQsouiTOES BUG Carteret
NO VIOLATION SEEN IN CASE
N.C. COAL POST PLANS ADVANCE
CARTHAGE. N.C.
ESC CUTS SERVICES IN ROXBORO. CARTHAGE
TRACTOR PULL IS SCHEDULED
CARTOGRAPHER
SEE ALSO MAPS. N.C .
CARTOONING CARTOGRAPHER LOCATES THE FACTS
CARTOONS
CHARLOTTE CARTOONIST TO DRAW MUTT AND JEFF
CARVER INVESTMENT GROUP
OUBHAM INVESTOR DEAD AT 71
DURHAM INVESTOR DIES
CASH PURCHASE DISCOUNTS
SEE ALSO CREDIT CARDS
SILL GIVING DISCOUNT FOR CASH OK • D
CASH REGISTERS
THESE CASH REGISTERS TALK
CASH'S USED Car
AUTOMOBILE IS STOLEN FROM LOT
CASS CABLE ANTENNA TV SERVICE
H 2 11/26/81 B 8
H 2 10/06/81 B 1 P F W66
H 2 10/09/81 D 5 N
S 2 10/09/61 A 2 P P T37
H 2 10/10/61 A 1 P P T37
H 2 10/10/81 B 1 P N W66
H 2 6/27/31 A 13 N
H 2 9/D5/81 A 5 N
H 2 10/31/81 B 5 N
H 1 6/17/81 C 1
H 1 8/29/81 B 1
N
H 2 10/11/81 D 1MB S36
S 2 U/28/81 A 16 N
H 2 6/18/81 A 1 N F78
S 2 6/18/81 C 1 N
H 2 5/05/81 C 7 N
H 2 11/20/81 C lO' N
S 2 9/26/81 A 3 N
ONTMLY/iNNUAL
I N E <
12/31/11
1/10/92
LEE Ga«NrS <^ii»NCMlSE FOB CABLE TV
C»S«6LL COUMlr. 'I.e.
FBI IS I>K33Ir<G ALLEGATIONS LA30aE«S HELD AGAINST MILL
JUST PKCBING ALLEGATIONS WC»KERS MELO AGAINST MILL
CASUELL «0«Se SHOM PLANNED
CASwELL COUNTr PESFGPHINr, ARTS SEDIES
casmell arts series scheduled
caSmEll county Planning board
CASWELL getting NEm lake TO AUCENT hATER SUPPLY
CASmELL COUNTr SHERIFF'S 06PT.
caskell deputy shoots man
catalogs
alG STORES COXING TO DURHAM VIA THE lAIL
Cataracts
SEE ALSO PLInO
county hospital cleared for plastic lens implants
catam6a county, n.c.
cata.ea deputies cleared
franklin official leaving post
catausa nuclear station
GROUP auESTIONS N-PLANT
catamsa valley hosiery exposition
see also hosiery industry
leisure wear's where action is
sized hosiery almost thing of past
caterpillars
see alst insects
tent caterpillars are sack
catholic prifsts
see also -inisters. durham
see also ministers. n.c.
see also ministers. u.s.
CATHOLIC Church needs more priests
Catholic social services
They aid women wITh UNWANTED PREGNANCIES
CATHOLICS
MORROW defenl:s Funds transfer
catholic group raps eerrigan
church growth leveling off in n.c.
Catholic church needs more priests
CATS
The WINNER: 'PURRESSENCE OF PETS'
FLEAS. NOT MEO-. BROUGHT ON 'SCAT-
CATS MONTH Ends today
DOCTOR URGES SHOTS FOR Cats
FOUND: A CAT NAMED 'CASEY* AT THE MUSEUM
CATS -iEEO RAfllES SHOTS
WILL ThFY put on The DOC AND BE CATTY?
A WATCH CaT'>
PREGNANT Cat died MISERABLY
READY TO POUNCE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET S?T
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SET
CATTLE
SEE LIVESTOCK
CATTLE RUSTLING
SEE ALSO OOGnappinG
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
SEE ALST HORSE STEALING
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
RUSTLERS BlamEC IN DEATH OF COwS
CAVEL division IC3LLINS C AIKMANl
FOUR OOXBORO PLANTS UNDER NEW DIVISION
FIRM GETS nEw CONTROLLER
CEDAR GROvf UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
TWO 'CEDAR GROVES' PLAN SAT. DINNERS
CELANESE CORP.
J150.000 PLEDGED 10 MATH SCHOOL
CELLS
GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE »E MITOSIS'
CEMETERIES. OuRhah
COMMITTEE SNU»S SALE OF PLOTS
UNCOMPROMISING Duo
CE"ETERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO GRAVES
SEE ALSO TOMBSTONES
NEW SILL ADDRESSES CEMETERY WORKERS
TIME IS kIumT for a TOMSSTONE TOUR
VOLUNTEERS DIGGING IN FOR GRAVE SEARCH OF PAST
CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO ACAOEMIL FREEDOM
SEE ALSO BOOK SURNING
SEE ALSO Durham COuNTy SCHOOLS. CENSORSHIP
see also first ahfnoment
see also frfeoa- of the press
see also record burning (busk i
see also schools, n.c, censorship
see also schools, u.s.. censorship
rfseal of obscenity law sought
Christian school burns records
our freedom isn't free
moral majority would back textbook suits
offensive material found in textbooks
FEw N.C. TExr=ooKS Challenged
STATE'S TEXTBOOK SELECTION METHOD WON'T BE ALTERED
ROCK ALBUMS TOSSED INTO BONFIRE
CREDIT CARD INTEREST RATE INCREASE KILLED
AN IMAGINED Threat
NUDE DANCING: DON'T KOWTOW TO CENSORS
THE SWEDISH AIL"ENI
IDEA Exchange vITal
CENSORSHIP A TROUBLING TREND IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DON'T LEI 'NIT, ITS' ROB US
S 1 T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PC L P 9YL
H I B/Oi/Bl B I N MJ?
M 2 B/21/91 A 10
H 2 9/02/91 C 12
H I ')/l6/Bl B 1
H 2 9/18/Bl D 8
H 2 10/21/81 A a
H 1 10/20/81 C
S 2 U/12/81 B
2 U/l<./81 S
H 2 6/05/81 A
H 1 3/08/31 3
H 2 T/25/81 A
H 2 9/lB/ei A 6 P F Hi.5
H 2 9/15/81 A 6 F HitS
H 2 6/12/81 A I 1
S 2 la/26/ai C 3 N
H 2 9/0B/81 A 6 G 830
S 2 3/29/fll A 13 N
H 2 9/28/81 All N
H 2 10/12/81 S lA N
5 2 10/26/81 C 3 N
H
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B
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6/29/81
1
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6/30/Bl
7
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7/04/91
1
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H04
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7/11/81
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7/16/81
A
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8/22/31
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H 1 3/27/81 a 1
H 2 U/13/91 e 2
H 2 6/10/9 1 B 1
H 2 7/01/91 A ".
S2 6/01/31 A 7
S 2 6/03/81 A A
H 2 6/19/81 A 8 N
S 2 10/29/91 2 F 371
H 2 11/02/81 A 1 P F L30
H 2
5/03/81
A
16
N
M 2
5/09/81
B
4 P N
S 7
5/11/81
A
4
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S 2
5/14/91
A
1
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H ?
5/24/31
n
4
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H 2
5/25/31
B
7
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H 2
6/02/91
A
10
N
H 2
6/12/81
A
9
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M 2
7/01/81
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INDEX
U/31/81
SMfLf
«na»LlIV » -lO THE LIBR««Y
BOOK aewoVEO FkOM SCHOOL
COUNTY SCHOTLS 9EV1EH1N0 OROTESTED BOOK
USE OF NOVEL »T SChHOL PROTESTED
MORAL MAJORITY FINDS SHOE ON OTHER FOOT
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO KEEP PROTESTED BOOK ON
•A PATCH OF bLUE' STAYS AT CHEnNING
COMMENTS ON BOOKS WELCOME
PARENTAL CONCERN VITAL
TEXTBOOKS TOO LAX ABOUT SEX, PROFANITY ,„„,.
N.C. "inLOCIST SAYS STUDIES ON PESTICIDES CENSORED
CENSORSHIP EFFORTS - A SPREADING PLAGUE
SUN NEVER SETS FOR CENSORSHIP
MINISTER SEEKING BOOK BAN
FIGHTING CENSORSHIP
EDUCATOR SLAMS SCHOOL CENSORSHIP
A REAL DRAG, MAN
SCHOOL BOOK CHALLENGED
BOOK REMOVED FkOM SCHOOL
CENSORS HIDE FROM TRUTH
CENSUS
SEE U.S.
CENSUS BUREAU
CENTEL EMPLOYEES
SEE CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
CENTENARIANS
SEE ALSO AGING
AT 110. HE'S STILL SPREADING WORD
TWO ina-YEAR-TLO WOMEN CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS SATURDAY
lOJ-YEAR-OLD WOMAN DIES
IDO-YFAR-OLD WOMAN KILLED
S.C. WOMAN MARKS HER U7TH BIRTHDAY
IM YEARS OLD, SHE FINDS TIME FOR OTHERS
OBITUARY
'■^''sIe OUKe'uNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
""""woSS^p's^SE^Siro^^'ESi-'tAWYER TELLS EMPLOYEES HOW TO BUY FACTORIES
BENEFIT CONCERT
CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL
EYE DISEASE SPREADS TO N.C.
CENTER FOR MICROELECTRONICS (GENERAL ELECTRIC-OWNED)
III Jtl8 -'^ISoEfE^^loNKf CENTER OF N.C. .STATE RESEARCH FACILITY,
SEE ALSO SILICON VALLEY EAST
GE'S MICROELECTRONICS CENTER GOES UP
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AMERICAN BUSINESS (WASHINGTON UNIV.I
GREATER CURBS NEEDED ON REGULATORY GROWTH
CENTER/GALLERY
FETISH ART IS FEATURED AT INVITATIONAL EXHIBIT
ARTISTS SHOW SIGNS OF FATIGUE
DESPITE DOG DAYS, CENTER /CALLER Y SHOW GLITTERS
KIDS • CAMERAS = BUTNER EXHIBIT
COSTUME TIME IS HERE
CENTRAL AMERICA
A GROWING DANGER IN CENTRAL AMERICA
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO UNITED CITIZENS SANK ( W I N S TON- SAL E M, N.C.I
CCB NAMES DIRECTORS, PROMOTIONS
CCB NAMES THREE DIRECTORS
WOMAN PULLS GUN AT SANK
cce Chief cool to reagan plan
lOTH HOLIDAY ART SHOW SET
CUSTOMERS MAY GET CHECK-PROCESSING HIKES
CCB TO PUIlO branch BANK IN BETHESOA
BANKER SEES HIGHER INTEREST RATES CONTINUING
ARCHITECT: DOWNTOWN TO RETURN AS HEART OF CITY
COMPUTER ON MEND
DURHAM SAVERS EXAMINE ALL INVESTMENT OPTIONS
ANALYST SAYS OUTDATED LAWS ARE HURTING BANKS
CHILDERS FAMILY FACING HAPPIER YULE HOLIDAY
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO., DIVIDENDS
CCB RAISES DIVIDEND; PICKS 2 BOARD MEMBERS
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO., EARNINGS
CCB REPORTS INCOME IS UP
STORY ON CCB INCOME ERRED
CCB REPORTS DIP IN INCOME
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK L TRUST CO. I F AY ET TEV I LL E ROADI
WOMAN GIVEN HER MONEY ALONG WITH ASSAULT CHARGE
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. IGREENSBORO, N.C.I
PAIR HOLDS UP CCB BRANCH IN GREENSBORO
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. IMONCURE, N.C.I
CCB PLANS TO CLOSE MONCURE BRANCH
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. (OXFORD, N.C.I
MAN INDICTED ON ROBBERY CHARGE
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CCB RAISES DIVIDEND; PICKS 2 BOARD MEMBERS
ANALYST SAYS RANKS STYMIED BY REGULATIONS
ANALYST SAYS OUTDATED LAWS ARE HURTING BANKS
CENTRAL Carolina hospital (Sanford, n.c.i
NFw HOSPITAL PROGRESSING
SFN. HELMS TO BE SPEAKER AT LEE HOSPITAL DEDICATION
HOSPITAL TO BE DEDICATED
NEW LEE HOSPITAL RATES BEING RAISED
NEW HOSPITAL GETS PATIENTS
CENTRAL CAROLINA TfCHHICAL INSTITUTE
OLD LEE HOSPITAL RENOVATION URGEO
LEE BOARD VOTES DOWN PLAN FOR OLD HOSPITAL
NURSING PROGRAM GETS MONEY
CCTC'S NURSING PROGRAM DIRECTOR ASSUMES DUTIES
OLD CITY HALL IN SANFORD GETS NEW LEASE ON LIFE
CENTRAL CONTRACTING CO.
3 PAVERS AGREE TO PAY DAMAGES
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
PHILIP AGEE BECOMES SECOND-CLASS CITIZEN
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10/02/81
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10/05/81
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10/09/81
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10/16/81
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11/03/81
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11/07/81
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11/18/91
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11/19/81
11
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11/30/91
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12/06/81
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H 2 7/22/81 A 11
H 2 7/11/81 A 10
H 2 7/15/81 B 10
H 2 10/09/81 A 8
H 2 5/09/81 A 1
H 2 12/30/81 A 12
H 2 12/10/91 C 18
H 2 11/05/81 A 9
N
N F79
N
M 2 7/22/81 All N
H 2 12/09/81 B 1 P N F7a
S 2 12/09/81 C 1 P N 583
H I 5/09/81 C I N
H 1 6/19/81 B 1 N H60
H 1 7/25/91 C 1 N
H 1 7/31/81 B 1 N
H 1 a/Oii/ai B I P N
H 1 9/09/91 B 1 N M27
H 1 9/2'./91 B 1 N
H I 10/20/81 C 1 N
H I 10/24/91 B 1 N
H 1 11/19/81 B I N M27
H 2 9/30/81 B 4
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USNfC?S5»«Y
•J PRETTY NP«T r.uY'
CU S-'OULO "E «EPT 3H * IICmT lEaSm
ACT HARMS U.S. AGENCIES
N.C. -AN IS SUtPOFNAED TO TESTIFY
CE'iIOAL INTgoCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE aCsO NORTH AND SOUTH EO-L GAHE ICIAA fOOTJALLl
ciAA Plans "ojl gace between oivision nInncRS
Sois OL*?%n^E NeH^ cIaa coaches TRAOE BAR65. PREDICTIONS
EAGLES NOW C lAA pnuER
IN SEARCH OF niAHONDS IN THE » QLIjH
VIRGINIA UNION COACHES' PICK FOR C I AA TITLE
SoRFOci STATE AIDE SEES SILVER LINING IN CONTROVERSY
NCRFOLU STATE CTACH RESIGNS AFTER VIOLATIONS FOUND
FRaylON splits CIAA HONORS ON OFFENSE
CENTRAL FALLS IN TITLE GA"E
CENTRAL N.C. REGIONAL LIBRARY
LI3RA0Y SEEKING HORE FUNDS
LiaRARIFS TO hQlQ READING PflOGRAH
ADDITION TO LIBRARY IS BEING COMPLETED
CENTRAL N.C. SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
'^SCHOOL FOB OEAf HAS VACANT POST
CENTRAL PIED-ONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
LIBRARY TO AID OEAF
COLLEGE. AGENCY SETTLE fUNDING DISPUTE
CENTRAL PRISON
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
CROiiOING EASED AT PRISON
OFFICIALS FREF SOD PRISONERS
CENTRAL PRISON INMATE KILLED
PRISON UNREST: TIME FOR CLOSE LOOK IN STATE „„,,„.,
FRANK mETZEl found Guilty of planning to flee prison
■JUST SINNERS. ..LIKE I AM-
OFFICIAL UPHOLDS ACTION ON UETZEL
N.C. PRISON ESCAPEES STILL MISSING
2 MURCEPERS FLEE CENTRAL PRISTN
2 ESCAPEES STILL AT LARGE
CENTRAL ESCAPEE CAPTURED IN PA.
ESCAPE SAID Th.arTEO
CENTRAL PRISON HAS SERVICE
CENTRAL PRnOUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION
CO-OP PRESIDENT TO RETIRE
CENTRAL TElEPhONF AND UTILITIES CORP.
DEADLINE EXIENCED
CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
^"elEp2one'"IaTf''inCREaSES: CENTRAL TELEPHONE OF HICKORY GETS 5.65t HIKE
HEAPING SET ON Phone RATES
PHONE SERVICE TO DURHAM BACKED
3.23<., i,2ii, 3.236. . .
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CENTRAL YMCA
SEE YMCA, DURi
AM, CENTRAL
CENTURY 21 IREAL ESTATE OFFICESI
POLICE PROBING ^IREAK-INS _ ,, ,,,
N.C. REALTORS FEAR HALTING OF ASSUMA3LE MORTGAGES
11/18/81
12/2<>/91
CIVIC CLUaS ISEc ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CIVIC CLUaSI
CENTURY Club
SEE ALSO DURHAM, M.C.
SELECTS OFFICERS
CERAMICS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CERAMIC GUILD
CERAMIC SHOW SET
OURHA- CERAMIC SHQm opens
JUDGING VASE
CERE|RAL^PALSY^HqS ^^»^ggj|_ jji^sY AND CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
CERTAIN SENTENCING
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
CERTIFIED PUPLIC ACCOUNTANTS
ACCOUNTING FIRM MOVING TO NCNB 9L0G.
ACCOUNTANTS SEE RISE IN BUSINESS FROM Tax lamS
CERVICAL CANCER
SEE ALSO Cancer , ,
dying patient seeks to testify on tape
cance» Patient files reouest to tape testimony in lawsuit
c'est la vie irestauranti
BANK trying TO SELL BUILDING
PROSPECTIVE BUYER MAY TURN C'EST LA VIE SITE INTO OFFICES
S 2 7/13/31 A 5 P P C56
MUIPhEAO MOLDS OPTION ON OLD C
muIRhEAD may 9uy BUILDING
OPTION Expires on cest la vie
muIRmEaO drops C'EST LA vIE OPTION
EST LA VIE BUILDING
10/20/81
10/29/81
10/30/81
3/19/91
3/30/81
11/06/91
11/07/31
6/26/91
7/03/91
7/29/91
7/29/91
7/31/91
7/31/91
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INMATE-PROOUCED PLAY TELLS HOW IT IS IN PRISON
CHAIN SAy
SEE ALSO FIREMOOD
LABORER KILLED IN
SAM ACCIDENT
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CHAIRS
SEE ALSO FuRNITUflf INDUSTRY
These n.c. chairs are fit for a prince
n.c. legislative leaders 'test sit' v500 chairs
MORE SPENDING mON'T hElP
CHAMBER ARTS SOCIETY
SEE DUKE UNIV. Chamber ARTS SOCIETY
Chamber of com"ERCF
SEE DURHAM Chamber
Champagne
SEE ALSO MINE
FOLKS AROUNO
6/l<»/91
12/03/81
12/04/81
Of COMMERCE
HERE: WHILE The CAT'S
Champion timoerlands
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SUBJECTS
OiGE 7 7
EHdEZZLEMENf CM4KGES SRING Tt»M IN PRI 50M
Cm«HNEL"«STER SiTELLIIE SYSTEMS INC.
SEE ALSO SATELLITE TELEVISION
FRANKLINTHN HfABS CABLE TV PKOPObAL
ERANKLINTON AWARDS CABLE TV CONTRACT
CHAPEL MILL. N.C.
SEE ALSO HOLIDAYS. CHAPEL HiLL
ZONE PHASES OUT AIRPORT IN ORANGE
jnes SOUGHT FOR TEEN-AGERS
PLAN STRESSES CONSERVATION
ORANGE HOLIDAY CLOSINGS LISTED
TREE KNOCKS OUT POWER
FALLING TREE CUTS POWER
ONE OF THE BEST PLACES FOR LIVING
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CARRBOBO. N.C. ANNEXATION
HEARING SET ON CLOSING DAM TO TRAFFIC
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO BOOKER CREEK APARTMENTS , . . r .
SEE ALSO BROOKSIOE APARTMENTS (CHAPEL HiLL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO CHAPFL HILL. N.C. CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO GRAHAM COURT APARTMENTS , „^ ,., „ , ,
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY GARDEN APARTMENTS (CHAPEL HILL. N.CI
CHAPEL HILL ARTS. GET FEDERAL GRANT
CHAPEL HILL PANEL HANTS TO BLOCK CONDOMINIUMS
BROWN AMPLIFIES APARTMENT NEETS ^„„r,.,c
CHAPEL HILL PLANNERS STUDY CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS
APT. TENANTS HARASSED. BROwN SAYS .„ ^„,,„.,.
CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL SUES OVER CONOO LONVERSIONS
APARTMENT OwnFRS sued , , ,,
TRIANGLE COMMUNITIES. LAW FIRM NAMED IN SUIT
^S^?E°L"Hi;L'^L;iE°fLErAL"R03N8"?"c0NiblilNIUM CONTROL EFFORT
Chapel hill, n.c banks
chapel hill bank holdup is town's 3r0
Chapel hill. n.C. bars .„...,,■
see also chapel hill. n.c. restaurants
vendors askeo to help malt underage drinking
police hit drinking in public
war on drinking pays off
chapfl mill. n.c. bicycles
SEE BICYCLE LANES
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. BONO ISSUES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. ELECTIONS
CHAPEL HILL DECK BACKED
KAWALEC FOR UNC PARKING
CH.P6L^iHlLLj^N.C.,^fl(mGET^j^^ PROPOSED IN CHAPEL HILL
chapel hill chamber raps town budget
replacing airport urged by chapel hill council
recreation increases ouestioned
chamber says budget too big ^„^^.
chapel hill chamber says budget shows -lack of fiscal knowledge'
Chamber says budget too big
big spenders
homeowners organize to oversee chapel hill
homeowners organize
CHAPEL HILL DECK BACKED
KAWALEC FOR UNC PARKING
-. — . ^ ^.o^ .T """Kun
TE FOR BUDGET
^ •'"■"'■ '■■^
ng on uniforms
Chapel hill. n.c. buses
see also carrbooo. n.c. buses
SEE ALSO Chapel hill transportation oept.
CHAPEL HILL MAY HIKE BUS FARES
CHAPEL MILL COUNCIL RAISES TRANSIT. RECREATION FEES
CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT FEES TO RISE
CHAPEL HILL GETS MONEY FOR BUSES
GRANT WILL FUND BUSES
GMC GETS CONTRACT FOR CHAPEL HILL BUSES
CHAPEL HILL in STUDY LIBRARY PLAN
CHAPEL HILL'S BUS DRIVERS SEEK BACKING ON UNIFORMS
CHAPEL MILL B(tS CUTS EYED
BUS SERVICE MAY BE CUT
CHAPEL MILL. N.C. BUSINESSES
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MUSIcid SHOPSl^BUs'lNESSES MOVE IN AND OUT OF W. FRANKLIN STOREFRONTS H 2 8/30/81 C 1 P N H68
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION. N.C ,, _ ,,,„.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY. N.C. CABLE TELEVISION
VILLAGE CABLE INCREASING SOME FEES
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CHRISTMAS PARADE
CHAPEL HILL SETS PARADE
SOMETHING'S WRONG
CHAPEL HILL SANTA
Chapel mill. n.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
piney mountain project approved
Chapel mill jobs may be reclassified
Chapel hill. n.c. condominiums
SEE ALSO Chapel hill. n.c. apartments
SEE ALSO Chapel hill. n.c. housing
SEE ALSO condominiums
SEE ALSO LAUREL HILLS CONDOMINIUMS
chapel hill PLANNERS STUDY CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS
apt. tenants harassed. brown says
chapel hill council sues over condo conversions
chapel hill to study library plan
firm: condominium conversion ok
conoo restrictions asked in chapel hill
judge rejects town's control of conversions
chapel hill loses legal round in condominium control effort
new chapel hill town council hill not appeal conoo ruling
chapel mill. n.c. courts
court's opening set
new post office to be dedicated
Chapel hill. n.c. drive-in services
chapel hill council hears drive-in window arguments
new chapel hill town council will not appeal condo ruling
H 2 12/16/81 B
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12/06/81
12/06/81
9/29/81
11/19/81
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U«IVE'SITY L»«£ SE"iISS l3»
CmPEl rttLL. H.C.. ELECIiaxS
SEE «isn ChipEi. hill. N.C aOWJ ISSUES
SEE •LSO CMiPEL HlLl. TQmN council. ELECTIONS
SEE »LSO CHAPEL MlLL/CARR80»0 B0»80 OF EDUC«IION. ELcCTIONS
kahalec to nu>i
0»1E CiNOIDAtE PILES I!l CRINGE
HERZENSERG PLANS TO RUN FOR COUNCIL
MER2EH5ERG TO ENTER RACE
IA« RATE INCDSRECT
•ws. insao hon'T enter school race
Thorp? seeks re-election
IJO -tTRE ENTER ChaPEL hIlL RACE
i seek Chapel hIll seats
FOUR "ORE PLAN TO RUN IN ORANGE
TyQ "ORE FILE FTR RE-ELECTION SIDS
NRS. eouLTON. PASouiNi ENTER Chapel hIll race
SCHOOL R0AR3 CANOIOATES FILE
NS. LEHIS tflTHOSAaS FROM CARRSQRJ RACE
Three file fir orange ECECTIOhS
TOaN aERGER. INNEIATION DEBATEO
S»CUN A-PLIFIES APARTMENT NEEDS
HOST Chapel -iIll canoioates urge tax cut
chapel hill candidates favor property taj cuts
chapel hill deck eackeo
schcols-cttwens link stressed
«ai#alec for jnc parking
CHAPEL -Ul 3~4B0 HOPEFULS DE3ATE
scj'- :;..s-- =.ack Caucus endorses ii candidates
3.i:,»: ■,• .,- -• ;; JHED
= .:':' :-i-: -;2t *r foroi*
C"-."::'';'; .;.^': not vote for sudget
= •• '. ; ;-< TnjEE school board seats
C''.- ::»•: .!srs expenses
:~''i^ -:_. hopefuls face housing
C-Ajj., -in.. HIILS31R0UGH ChooSI'IG 5J£Rn "E-5ERS
CARS3TSD IS JVJTVOTING ORANGE CO. NEIGHSORS
2 Chapel hill INCU"a£NTS LOSE
3 STAY ON SCHOOL ^OARO
3 KEEP SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
HIGHER Taxes key TO CHAPEL hill ELECTIONS
Chapel -ill. n.c. elections. ENOORSEhesTS
teachers' irdup endorses three
Chapel hill. n.c. federal cch-unity devElophent f^os
SEE ALSO 'EDERAL CONhonITy DEVElDPNEnT FunDS
FINAL Chapel hjll CENSUS 3EL0N TOkN'S EST:«»T=
r-O GRANTS GET APPROVAL
CH4PEL HiLL. s.c. FEDERAL GRANTS
see alsc federal aid. n.c.
t*0 grants get approval
transit grant recomnenceo
Chapel hIll. n.c. festivals
see also festiflll (chapel hill. n.ci
see also festivals. ,n.c
about 12.000 attend fair
Cr,»?cL HiLL. N.c, 3AR3AGE COLLECTICN
tfash tpjck cruShes Chapel hil^ »;»»■,
GaroaG: TSuCk kTllS ..ohan
AUTCPSY SHOWS i.u"AN FACING TRjCK
h£5 uS'jal RCu^E CN0E2 IS DEATH
OFFICIAL Says O'IvES was NOT at fault
T3uCK DOIVER WILL F«CE NO CHARGES
SUBJECTS
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Chapel hIll. n.c.
SEE Chapel hill.
"HANGOUTS"
N.C. 3ARS
Chapel hill. n.c holidays
Chapel hill "akES PLANS FOR hOlIDAy
Chapel hIll. n.c. housing
SEE ALSO Building developers
SEE ALSO Chapel hill. n.c. COtOOHINljlS
SEc ALSO Chapel hill housing authority
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
RE3UIL0INC REOuIRES DEADLINES
HOUSING DECISIONS NEAR
pInfy -t. PROJECT D = AiiS 25 SPEAKERS
PINeT WCUSTAIS PROJECT APPROVED
C-apel HILL APTS. GET FEDERAL GRANT
CHAPEL HILL HOPEFULS FACE HOUSING
CHAPEL HILL SUED OVER PROJECT
L«»SUIT SEEKS TO 3L0CK PROJECT
Chapel hIlL. LAND SALES
SEE ALSO LAND SALES. tITY-OKNEO
SEE ALSO LAND SALES. STaTE-OmnEO
SEE_ALSO UNIV. TF N.C. -Chapel hIll, LAND SsLES
LEGISLATORS TO OFFER SILL ON UNC LAND
H-OuSE PASSES BILL allOmING UNC TO KEEP Sal£5 PROCEEDS
Chapel hIll. n.c. hayOR'S OFFICE
sills are enacted for area counties
Chapel hill. n.c. ordinances
EH!^?irH?rEi5ojrci5£5°r!^srj^i^ ■"'' '^^'-^ ordinance
Chapel HiLl. N.C. PARKING a»Eas
SEE ALSO PaRkIn'. VIOLATIONS
Chapel hill deck 9aC«E0
KA>ALEC FOR JNC PARKING
Chapel hIll, n.c. parks
TCN CCONCIL "E"BERS TO 3E S.ORN IN TONIGHT
Chapel hIll. n.c,
FINAL Chapel
population
•III census seloj
TOWN'S ESTI'.ate
Chapel hIll. n.c. private hcspital
Chapel hill ftr iET private ><ispiTal
Chapel hill. n.c. property Taxes
SEE property Taxes, Chapel hill
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SFE iLS'^ CMIPEL MlLLi N.C., a»»^ . „ ,.
SEE ALSn fOua CTRNE'S (CHIPEL mill, N.C. i!E5T«UR»NTI
SEE *LSO 0EST4UR*NrS« N.C. , ,,
CHiPEL HILL COUNCIL ME4RS ORIVE-IN UINOOW ARGUMENTS
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, SEwERS
SEE ALSC CARSeORO, N.C, SEMER LINES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HiLL, N.C, HATER KATES
SEE ALSO Chapel Hi LL/CaR»90R0, SEwaGE TREAT-ENI PLANTS
SPE ALSO MASON FARM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO ORANGE .iATER AND SEhER AUTHORITY
OfVELOPfRS SEEK ORANGE SEuER -F « Ic NS ION POLICY
SEVEN TOuN SEuERS OVERLOAOEO
7 orange severs need repairs
sewer work to cost »e million
»e million said needed for sewers
chapel hill, n.c, streets
mhrf money asked for chapel hill roads
repairs besin on 3 streets in chapel hill
roaos closed near dam in cmapel hill
Chapel hill, n.c, tax rate
see also property taxes, chapel hill
tl.5 million "udcet hike proposed in chapel hill
replacing ampqrt urged by chapel hill council
TAX RATE I'jCQPRECT
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
MOST CmaPEL hill CANDIDATES URGE TAX CUT
HIGHER TAXES KEY TO ChaPEL hill elections
Chapel hill, n.c, trash collection
SEE chapel hill, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
Chapel mill, n.c, water lines
water lost in 3 line breaks in orange , ^
orange crews take week to repair hater line leak
chapel mill, n.c, water rates
see also chapel hill, n.c, sewers
see also orange water and seweb authority
hater rate increases proposed for orange county customers
chapel hill water, sewer rates might increase
water, sewer 1ill to rise 161
OhaSA RAISES IIS RATES
unc won't challenge rates
Chapel hill, n.c, zoning
SEE ALSO Chapel hIll planning boabd
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
COUNCIL AMENDS AND APPROVES CHAPEL HILL ZONING ORDINANCE
HOMEOWNERS ORGANIZE TO OVERSEE CHAPEL HILL
HOMEOWNERS ORGANIZE
HEARING SET ON CLOSING DAM TO TRAFFIC
CHAPEL HILL'S CONOITIONS ON DEVELOPER OVERRULED
JUDGE RULES FOR DEVELOPER ON CONOOMINIUM PROJECT
COURT BACKS CONOOMINIUM CONVERSION
COUNCIL HAY NOT APPEAL CONDO DECISION
JUDGE REJECTS TOWN'S CONTROL OF CONVERSIONS
NEW CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL HILL NOT APPEAL CONDO RULING
Chapel hill pallet CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
YOUTm, ADULTS ON THEIR TOES FOR COMPANY
CHAPEL HILL BIRO CLUB
BIRD Club to select officers
bird club elects new officers
Christmas bird count scheduleh
chapel hill blvd.
see durham/chapel hill blvd.
CHAPEL HILL CIVITaN CLUB
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN CLUSS TO GET HONORS
CHAPEL HILL COMMUNITY BANK
SEE COM»UNITY dANK OF CHAPEL HILL I NOTE : NAME CHANGED TO THE VILLAGE BANK!
CHAPEL MILL COUNTRY CLUB
MORMONS PLAN TO RENOVATE CHAPEL HiLL COUNTRY CLUB
CHAPEL HILL CEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES
TASK FORCE Eyes need for service
NOV. ID HEARING SET CN HUMAN SERVICES
CHAPEL HILL HUMAN NEEDS PANEL RAPPED
CHAPEL HILL TASK FORCE ORawS COUNCILMAN-ELECT'S CRITICISM
CMAPEL HILL DEPT. CF TRANSPORTATION
SEE CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION OEPT.
CMAPEL HILL FINANCE DIRECTOR
MAYOR FILLS HOUSING VACANCIES
CHAPEL HILL FIRE OFPT.
SEE ALSO Chapel hill POLICE OEPT.
Chapel hill jobs may be reclassified
Chapel hill FIRE DEPT., shifts
CHAPEL HILL SHIFTS DEBATED
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL
CHAPEL HILL PRINCIPAL DENIES FACIAL CHARGES
READY TO TRAVEL
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO SCHOOL TRESPASSING
CLEANING UP
CmaPFl hill high SCHOOL, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO Chapel hILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
CHAPEL HILL TEST SCORES ON PAR WITH LAST YEAR'S
CHAPEL HUL-CARR30R0 TEST SCORES COMPARABLE TO 1980
CHAP6L HILL HIGH SCHOOL,
CLUB IS POPULAR
H 2 9/30/81 A
S 2 7/2'./Rl A
H 2 10/29/81 B
S 2 10/29/81 A
H 2 11/12/91 A
S 2 11/12/81 A
2 6/ie/8l 8
2 7/17/81 A
2 12/10/81 B
H 2 5/09/81 C 5
H 2 6/09/81 B 1
S 2 9/1S/81 B 1
H 2 lO/lS/81 B 1
S 2 li/0<,/8l C 1
H 2 8/28/81 C 5
S 1 12/30/81 C 1
INTERACT CLUB
N e<,6
N
E<.6
E<,6
H36
H36
H 2
9/15/81
B
1
N
W36
S 2
9/15/81
A
5
N
S 2
9/17/81
A
12
N
M23
H 2
9/18/31
B
I
N
M23
H 2
U/14/81
A
10
N
M23
2
5/12/81
B
1
N
£•,6
2
a/01/81
a
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N
2
a/03/91
A
6
N
2
8/26/91
A
3
N
M63
t
a/29/81
A
3
N
H6a
2
9/01/ai
A
I 1
N
2
9/10/91
B
1
N
G53
2
9/15/91
a
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N
2
U/Oi/Bl
c
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N
W36
2
12/15/81
e
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N
H36
2
9/13/81
D
2
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L34
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11/05/81
A
17
N
2
11/29/81
A
3
N
2
11/30/81
A
8
N
S 2 7/06/BI C 1
H 2 9/29/91 A
7/30/81
10/31/81
11/11/81
11/11/81
N H68
N U36
N W36
CMAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
JORDAN, CHAPEL HILL AGAIN WIN WACHOVIA
CMAPFL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
9/18/81
A
13
N
11/19/81
A
9
N
U36
6/02/91
A
2
N
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5/05/81
6/20/91
7/17/91
12/12/81
C
A
B
A
6
6
5
6
p
P
N
P
N
P
E46
T37
H6a
M66
12/16/81
12/16/81
b
A
6
3
N
N
9/12/81
A
V
P
C56
6/19/81
C
2
N
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JhIpII hkJ; southern iKE a title CHOICES
?r.iiL"lLL-s'p»S»;s?°"nMIN.TES THE .10 |U
Ch1?EL Hut GvE»"hElSs 5C0THN0 COUNTY. a<.-6l
??i^r;.4c3J?£^J? Ihilll.lMh'^ COLLEGE NEIOHBOR
rutac-i HliL HICH SCHOOL SPnKTS. f0nT94LL
UNC DOCTORS HfLP CHHS CUT INJURIES
l^im^Wn^U^'^^^l^ -- -EL H.LL.S .L.NCE
TIGEBS. VIMNGS LOSE
CENTRAL OOuNS TIGERS
expecJMons'aren-t being met a» tigers
BULLOC&S TOP TIGERS. U-10
s^kvsiss.^jK^pU^H^lL HL\^?"i^"is';3p'si'T "' ^'" '""'
CLARK. JACOnS STAR IN TIGERS' i<.-lSUPStl
TIGERS EXPLOOB ON KNIGHTS
?[^^»M?M^rNSE^2E^^? r^'Aio HKLSIOE-S SKIO
ri?'o|s%3n??s'rf!?RS" SfATOPf HOPES
': " k-ESpii'Mr^o^TH'Eg^%rA;.^^EHnPEs^„
J rf5s"pLAY5FF CONTEST TAKES ON BIG SI< FLAVOR
TIGfSs. SuISgS ON ROAD FOR PLAYOFF dPENERS
j:!SSir^?L"L':So[;tsi^N"ii^A t.tle chokes
(-_.*DCi Hfii HIGH S''HOOL SPORTS. GIBlS
S:;dJ^?cS^^T^?ll^S!LJ?^^^?JoY.NASTIcs
TMiOCi Htll high school sports. SOCCER
CHAPEL HILL Hi^HitnuuL ^g^i-g, TOURNAMENT
MUONS, TIGERS OUSTED IN STATE SOCCER PLAYOFFS
'"'"tnlikt ::[f^"nS22i.^^silJl5 rs'f%BIS ^'^ ^"^^^"^'^^
0AB6R CHARGE TAPTURES LEAD IN N.C. OPEN
BULLETS GET LUCAS TO REPLACE PORTER
ruiPFi HILL hQ«EO»NE»S ORGANIZING COHMITTEE
■^ hcSeoIInERS "SgaNIZE to oversee CHAPEL HILL
homeomners organize
Chapel hill housing authority
^Ff ALSO Chapel hill. n.c. housing
^SF^haDlNG REQUIRES DEADLINES
E!!:i^^s1ih'Bk??'siY"^SEj^N^n^GS^^5.rcs?-^
i?^',%^^JSJT^S;.'S^o\' S^NEr^SSJIcn
housing DECISIONS ^EAR
MAYOR FILLS HOUSING «*CANCI|S
PINfY "T. PROJECT DRAMS 25 SPEAKERS
BPAflO TO GET HOUSING PROPOSAL
CARRBOaC TO PONDER APARTMENTS
CHAPEL HILL JUNIOR SERVICE LEAGUE
r.liil S^L^L^^JlGSt^rLPlA^ELE OFF CRUISE
A rnOUGHTFUL GIFT
'"'Ih fii^EL^H??:: !]:c"."mayOR-S OFFICE
CHAPFL HiLL PLANNING BOARD ,„. ,.r
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C - 'ONtNG
SUBJECTS
PAGE BO
Chapel hIll police dept.
^Eis^s;^^U;5"L;"^it^s^o&?r^hc7L^Us
^""sIe "l\n fSiii! S1[^5u3[iJ"s"affty program, officers
h'.'d "ll'ISII 5;3^rR??ti'sllFIED^ ,^^^
cKIpIl hill police to start 12-mour shifts
PSO SHIFTS Fkpano to 12 HOURS
"*"k;sit Sittlril^eSf i?iR5?UL^SF-f8;[!? ^stiSfN^'-""
TSiN^CoSliciL TO set hearing ON POLICE HO
police hq ideas aired
cmapel hill post office
court's open ng set
nem post office to 9e 0e0icat60
chapfl hill preservation society
APpiilSAL DAY TO BENEFIT SOCIETY
ANTIQUE APPRAISAL DAY
^syi;:A?\s;;ss"En^5tA^'s'rT.ouEs SHOW
?:; ^i^'^urdoi;:??! lE'^K^^'pjsiiSr'Si police building
cSS'sTIf'S APPRAISERS FIND TREASURES IN CHAPEL HILL
5S?"iESe^?'^Se5'5I'2mnTSS'\^'5alUE. EXPERT SAYS
HOMES APE FEATURED
holiday home TOUR SCHEOULEO
RET rement haven on chapel hill tour
S
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11/21/81
A
10
P
P
«66
11/26/81
U/2*»/8l
H
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12/02/61
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12/Ofe/81
H
1 I
12/09/81
H
12/16/31
C
12/18/81
L
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3/25/81
8/2<'/ei
8/30/81
9/05/81
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10/01/81
10/10/81
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2 10/u/ai
2 lO/lT/81
2 10/1'/81
2 10/22/ai
10/25/81
10/23/81
10/31/81
11/07/81
ll/OT/81
11/12/81
11/13/81
12
2
8
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N
P N
8
P N
P F
MM
P N
P N
N
S7\
P N
S71
P N
C09
P N
P N
P N
C09
N
N
N
P F
SM
P F
SM
u/14/ai 6 J J N
11/29/81 B 12 P N S71
2 9/25/81 C
2 12/15/81 B
H 2 11/03/81 B
H 2 11/04/91 6
H 2 10/11/81 B 7
H 2 10/15/81 2
H 2 10/20/81 B 3
H 2 a/01/81 B 1
S 2 8/03/81 A 6
5/01/81
5/07/81
5/26/81
7/09/81
7/21/Bl
9/09/81
9/18/ei
9/18/81
. 9/22/81
2 12/15/81
2 12/15/91
N E<.6
6
N G53
N E<.6
10
12
13
2
10
M23
U36
H 2 11/13/81 B
S 2 12/03/81 B
S 2 12/10/81
H 2 12/15/91 A
S 2 12/26/81 A
F 830
P Mfa6
P M66
5 P P 166
H 2 5/12/81 B 1 N E<.6
H 2 S/H/ai B 1 N E<.6
H 2 8/01/81 8 I
S 2 10/23/91 A 1 G
583
5/17/81
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5/29/81
B
I P
6/05/81
A
a/24/91
A
5
8/25/81
B
10/20/31
A
10/20/81
A
5 2 o/0<./ai A 6 "MO*
H 2 11/19/81 A 9 N W36
H 2 12/D9/81 A 14 N W36
S 2 12/09/91 A a 'I
S 2 8/2<./81 A 5 N H68
H 2 a/25/81 8 9 N H6e
H 2 10/10/81 B 9 N M36
H 2 U/17/81 All N W36
2 10/17/91 » 11 N
2 11/20/81 C 18 N
7/19/81 E
7/20/Sl B
a/04/91 A
3/05/al A
8/2<./8l A
8/25/91 B
8/31/91 6
9/18/81 8,
9/30/81 B'
10/21/81 B
12/02/81 a
12/06/81 E
N Hb8
N J66
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12/31/81
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•^"'"cHlJpeL Hat'aooi^-rjfT attracting attention of n.c. bargain hunters
REPORT URGES NEW CHAPEL HILL LI6RA«Y
^T^l^^yAr^kr'Soil^^'.EUrtrT ^t'^hapel hill library
Chapel hill jobs may be RECLASSIflEO
CHAPEL HILL PnUCE TO START 12-HOUR SHIFTS ^ ^
CLEANING SOLUTION THROWN IN CHAPEL HILL P SO • S EYE
PSD SHIFTS EXPAND TO 12 HOURS
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, SHIFTS
CHAPEL HILL SHIFTS DEBATED
'•"''"^CHAPEL Hltt'cnuNCIL SUES OVER CONtlO CONVERSIONS
CHAPEL HILL hOPFFULS FACE HOUSING
FIRM: CONDg;;INlUH_ CONVERSION OK
CONTROL EFFORT
CONOO RULING
2 l0/ll/<il 3 P U H<,5
2 U/03/81 B I N W36
2 U/05/81 B <. N W36
2 12/0 2/81 A 11 N
FIRM: CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION OK ,„.„^„,,„^.
JUDGE REJECTS TOWN'S CONTROL OF CONVERSIONS
ChSpIl HILL LoIe? legal ROUND IN CONDOMINIUM
NEW CHAPEL MILL TOWN COUNCIL WILL NOT APPEAL
RECREATION FEES
CHAPEL HILL RECREATION DEPT. ,,.,==
DEPARTMENT PLANS HIKES. CANOE CLASSEl
OUTDOOR PROGRAM FOR HAY RELEASED
RECREATION INCREASES OUESTIONED
BACKPACKING. CANOE CLASSES PLANNED
CHAPEL MILL COUNCIL RAISES TRANSIT,
CANOE CLASS, °AFT TRIP SET
?^^A?lt'i?rL°l?;;EAVlS5 S^rT-slfriEoNLIT strolls. RAFTING
NATURE CLASS FOR CHILDREN ,,„,,„
CHAPEL HILL OUTINGS SET FOR OCTOdER
RECREATION SURVEY PLANNED
CHAPEL HILL TFEN ROOM NOW OPEN
CHAPEL HILL SETS OUTINGS
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
DROUGHT
CHAPEL MILL RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, f
3;iviRSl'TY'-LAK"E°UVEL FALLING HALF INCH A DAY
UNIVERSITY LAKE REMAINS LOW
IT'S COOLER dELOW
moratorium on subdivisions declared
owasa to use quarry water
SIi'KfJll'cLses'is-inch'rise in university lake
cli? CREEK SEEN is SOLUTION TO CHAPEL HILL WATER PROBLEMS
Chapel hill service league , , =
SEE chapel hill junior SERVICE LEAGUE
CHAPFL hill ST. FAIR
see festifall ichapel hill, n.c.i
Chapel hill st. parking garage
WORKING hard
CmAPFL hill TOWN COUNCIL IFORMFRLY CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF ALOERMENI
COUNCIL A-ENOS AND APPROVES CHAPEL HILL ZONING ORDINANCE
ZONE PHASES OUT AIRPORT IN ORANGE
TOWN MANAGER 3UI TS
CHAPEL HILL SHIFTS DEBATED , „^ , , ,„,,„,,,
REPLACING AIRPORT URGED BY CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL
MORE MONEY ASKEO FOR CHAPFL HILL ROADS
CHAPEL HILL TRAfisIT FEES TO RISE
TOWN WANTS MANAGER WHO WILL STAY
fSiSEr*HlpL"oSli?1E fS'Si^IDE FATE OF VACATED POLICE STATION
CHAPEL HILL CDUNCIL SEEKS APPRAISAL OF POLICE BUILDING
HEARING SET ON CLOSING DAM TO TRAFFIC „„„,..,
JUDGE RULES FOR DEVELOPER ON CONDOMINIUM PROJECT
WATER RATE INCREASES PROPOSED FOR ORANGE COUNTY CUSTOMERS
COUNCIL MAY NOT APPEAL CONDO DECISION , , ,^
CHAPEL MILL WATER, SEWER RATES MIGHT INCREASE
PINEY MT. PROJECT DRAWS 2S SPEAKERS
PINEY MOUNTAIN PROJECT APPROVED , , ,,
CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL HEARS DRIVE-IN WINDOW ARGUMENTS
TO«N COUNCIL TO SET HEAPING ON POLICE HO
CHAPEL MILL PANEL WANTS TO BLOCK CONDOMINIUMS
BROWN AMPLIFIES APARTMENT NEEOS
CMC GETS CONTRACT FOR CHAPEL HILL BUSES
CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL SUES OVER CONDO CONVERSIONS
REPORT URGES NEW CHAPEL HILL LIBRARY
CHAPEL HILL TO STUDY LIBRARY PLAN
TOWN MANAGER APPLICANTS WILL BE INTERVIEWED
CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS MUM ON 3 FINALISTS
POLICE HQ IDEAS AIRED ,, ,,,,,^„
CHAPEL HILL JOBS MAY BE RECLASSIFIED
CONOO RESTRICTIONS ASKED IN CHAPEL HILL
THORPE TO TRAVEL ON TOWN
CHAPEl"ul i!oSEs'"LEGAL ROUND IN CONDOMINIUM "NTROL EFFORT
NEW CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL WILL NOT APPEAL CONOO RULING
CHAPEL HILL BOARD TO MEET
COUNCILMEN DISCUSS MANAGER SELECTION
CDUNCILMEN MUM ABOUT MEETING
CHAPEL HILL NAMES NEW TOWN MANAGER
TOWN POAROS TO CONSIDER TRAFFIC PLANS „ , , „, ,„ ._,, ,.„,
CHAPEL HILL, CARRBORO TO CONSIDER SOLUTIONS TO FUTURE TRAFFIC JAMS
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, BUDGET
CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER RAPS TOWN BUDGET
RECREATION INCREASES OUESTIONED
CHAPEL HILL TAX RATE IS ADOPTED
CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL RAISES TRANSIT, RECREATION FEES
CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT FEES TO RISE
CHAMBER SAYS BUDGET TOO BIG
CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER SAYS BUDGET SHOWS
CHAMBER SAYS BUDGET TOO BIG
BIG SPENDERS
HOMEOWNERS ORGANIZE TO OVERSEE CHAPEL HILL
HOMEOWNERS ORGANIZE
CANDIDATES WOULD NOT VOTE FOR BUDGET
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHAPFL HILL, N.C, ELECTIONS
ORANGE GROUPS FIELDING CANDIDATES
KAWAlEC TO RUN
HERZENBERG PL'NS TO RUN FOR COUNCIL
HERZENBERG TO ENTER RACE
TAX RATE INCORRECT
LACK UF FISCAL KNOWLEDGE'
H 2
11/19/81
A
9
N
W36
H 2
IZ/O-J/Bl
A
14
N
W36
H 2
12/01/81
A
1".
N
S 2
12/0')/ai
A
a
N
H 2
6/02/ai
A
2
N
E'.6
H 2
10/30/81
C
5
N
S 2
10/31/81
A
3
N
W36
S 2
11/18/91
A
6
N
W36
S 2
12/0<./81
C
I
N
W36
H 2
12/05/81
C
1
N
W36
H 2
12/15/91
B
1
N
W36
H Z
5/07/81
3
*,
N
S 2
5/08/91
12
N
H 2
6/16/91
11
N
£".6
H 2
6/19/Rl
6
N
M 2
7/01/81
6
N
£".6
H 2
7/16/81
10
N
H 2
9/09/91
10
I
S 2
9/09/81
2
N
S19
H 2
10/01/81
13
N
H 2
10/09/91
9
N
H 2
10/15/91
1<.
N
S 2
10/ 5/81
a
N
S 2
11/ 3/81
5
N
S 2
12/31/81
7
N
S 2
5/l<./81
A
10
N
H 2
5/16/91
B
1
N
H 2
7/ai,/Bi
A
12
N
H 2
7/2<./Bl
B
1
P P
H99
H 2
9/25/81
B
9
N
M23
H 2
lD/21/81
A
7
N
H 2
10/29/81
B
3
N
S I
12/16/91
A
1
N
S 2
12/21/81
A
1
P G
M23
S 2
11/28/81
A
1
P C56
H 2
5/12/81
B
1
N E46
S 2
5/12/81
B
I
N
H 2
6/02/81
A
1
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H 2
6/02/81
A
2
N E<.6
H 2
6/09/91
B
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N E'.6
H 2
6/18/81
B
1
N E<.6
S 2
7/OI/RI
A
6
N
H 2
7/15/81
B
1
N £46
S 2
7/15/81
A
7
N
S 2
8/21/81
A
5
N H6 6
H 2
8/25/91
B
9
N H68
H 2
3/26/81
A
3
N H69
S 2
9/01/81
A
11
N
H 2
9/15/81
B
1
N W36
H 2
9/15/81
a
1
N
S 2
9/15/91
A
5
N
H 2
9/22/81
A
2
N W36
H 2
9/29/81
B
1
N W36
H 2
9/30/81
A
7
N W36
H 2
10/10/91
8
9
N W36
H 2
10/13/81
A
12
N
S 1
10/13/81
a
I
N
H 2
10/27/81
B
1
N
H 2
10/30/91
C
5
N
H 2
U/03/81
B
1
N W36
H 2
11/05/81
a
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N W36
S 2
11/10/91
A
1 1
N
H 2
U/lI/81
A
9
N
H 2
U/17/81
A
11
N W36
H 2
11/19/91
A
9
N W36
H 2
11/24/91
B
1
N W36
H 2
11/25/9
A
9
N
S 2
11/26/8
A
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H 2
12/05/9
C
1
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H 2
12/15/9 .
B
I
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H 2
12/18/81
A
8
N
S 2
12/18/81
A
6
N
H 2
12/19/81
A
8
N
S 2
12/22/91
C
1
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S 2
12/29/81
E
1
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H 2
12/30/81
a
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N M23
H 2
5/27/81
c
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H 2
6/16/91
A
11
N E'.6
H 2
6/30/81
B
1
N
H 2
7/01/31
C
6
N E'.6
S 2
7/01/91
A
6
N
S 2
7/01/91
c
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H 2
7/02/81
A
9
N £46
S I
7/02/91
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1
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H 2
7/06/81
A
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E
H 2
8/Q1/81
B
1
N
S 2
8/03/"l
A
6
N
S 2
10/29/81
A
6
N
H 2
9/26/81
A
1.5
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S 2
9/10/81
A
5
N
5 1
9/l<./81
A
1
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H 2
9/15/91
A
3
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S 2
9/15/81
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MONThLY/AN'^UAL
I N D 6 X
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CAaodoRO "»Y0« TO seEK 3ro term
TMOBPE SEEKS OE-ELECTION
Txo "OaE ENTEO Chapel hill race
2 seek Chapel hIll seats
6B0WN AMPLIFIES apartment NEEIS
HOST Chapel hfll candidates uROE Tax cut
CHAPEL MILL CANOIOaTES FAVOR PROPERTY TAI CUTS
chapel hill oecx 3acke0
kanalec for unc parking
south oranie black caucus endorses 11 candidates
BUDGET DRA«S Fiat «r FQBUX
CANDIDATES .*aiJLD NOT VOTE FOR BUDGET
CANOIOATE LISTS EXPENSES
CHAPEL HILL HOPEFULS FACE MOUSING
CHAPEL MILL. mUlSBOROUGm ChOTSING BOARD "EMBERS
2 Chapel hill incumbents LOSE
HIGHER TAXES «ET TO Chapel hIll ELECTIONS
CHAPEL MILL TOWN CTUNCIL. S»EaBING-IN CEREMONY
TOkN COUNCIL "E"b£RS TO BE SwORN IN TONIGHT
NE« Chapel mill toun council .<ill not appeal conoo ruling
Chapel hill tow-, manager
TOwN MANAGER OUITS
CHAPEL HILL eOARO PICKS INTERIH TOWN MANAGER
ICwN WANTS MANAGE" WHO WILL STAY
TOWN MAY SEEK GLOfR MANAGER
IOmN MANAGE" APPLICANTS WILL ■? E INTERVIEWED
Chapel mill officials mum on 3 finalists
three finalists are identified
charel hill narrows field to «.
chapel hill board to meet
COUNCILMEN ntsCUSS MANAGER SELECTION
COUNCILMEN "UM ABOUT MEETING
CHAPEL HILL NAMES NEW TOWN MANAGER
CHAPEL HILL names NEw town MANAGER
T. 0. ROSE. CHAPEL HILL. DIES AT 92
CHAPEL HILL TOWN MANAGFR. ASSISTANT
Chapel mill GnvERNMENT POST FILLED
Chapel hILL TRANSPr'RTATION OEPT.
SEE ALSO Chapel mill. n.c. buses
Chapel MILL may HIKE PUS FARES
NASSIF WRITING LETTER TO PRESIDENT REAGAN
Chapel hill bus CUTS FYEO
aJS SERVICE may be CuT
TOWN BOARDS TP CONSIDER TRAFFIC PLANS
Chapel hill. CaRRPORO to consider solutions to FUTURE TRAFFIC JAMS
Chapel mIll/C ARanoRO. "ERGER
town merger. annexation debated
Chapel hill/carrboro. SEwage treatment plants
see also carrporo. n.c, sewer lines
SFE ALSO Chapel hill, n.c SEwERS
SEE ALSO MASON FARM wastewater TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER anO SEwER AUTHORITY
see also sewage treatment plants. n.c.
mason far" engineering costs rise
Chapel hill/c arrboro association of Classroom teachers
board adds •• teacher aides
Chapel hill school board TOLD STRICT POLICY NEEDED ON FIRINGS
CHAPEL hILL/CARRBGRO board of EDUCATION
orangf principals will not be moved
principal transfers canceled
orange schools will get four-oay summer week
schools debate redrawing lines
Chapel hill school board told strict policy needed on firings
chapel hill school board to look at r edi str ic t ing
teacher evaluation program criticized
schools stugy reoistricting
parents concerned about school reoistricting
school employees get raise
school employees to get raise
Chapel hill/c arrpjro board of education, budget
Chapel mill schools wOn-t get new aioes
durham teacher gets arts job
school poaros discuss bono issue. sales tax
Chapel mill/carrboro soaro of education, elections
SEE ALSO Chapel mill, n.c elections
MRS. INSkO WON'T ENTER SCHOOL RACE
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES FILE
"S. LEwIS withdraws FROM CARRflORO RACE
Three file for orange elections
SURPRISE Candidates file as books close in orange
town merger. annexation debated
teacher evaluations discussed
slate not endorsed
schools-citizfns link stressed
coalition supports 2
Chapel hill board hopefuls debate
south orange black caucus endorses u candidates
baagaining to be aired
9 vying for three school board seats
teachers' group endorses three
3 stay on school board
3 keep school board seats
Chapel mIlL/C arrboro chamber of COMMERCE
BUSINESSMEN Support new airport in orange county
CmaPEL hill CHA"aER RAPS TOWN BUDGET
SURVEY RESULTS RELEASED ON NEW CHA"BER OFFICE
SURVEY Shows SITE PREFERENCES
Chamber says budget too big ,„,.
chapel hill chamber says budget shows 'lack of fiscal ►njwleoge"
cmambfr says budget too big
big spenders
chapel hill sets parade
Chamber picks new directors
block and ford to serve as chamber directors
ChaPFl hIlL/CaRRPOPO federation of IEaChERS
SEE ALSO teachers, chapel HILL
TEACHERS' GROUP ENDORSES THREE
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CHAPEL HILL/C«aa»JPO »*PE CRISIS CENTER INC.
SEE ALSO BAPE POEVENTIOn
RAPE CENTER CITES SURVEY TO BOLSTER fUNOS REUUEST
'"'Hi !^s'o'^SS?l3S?n'^V??^iNS OP CARRBORO AND CHAPEL HILL
"loi'E'?Hl^^["Su'L-E5:5Slh»3'^k.NCIPALS TO 8E REASSIGNED
ORANGE PRINCIPALS WILL NOT BE MOVED
FRASIER RECALLS TRANSITION YEARS
c'Si'pEL'LtjL''^cSi8r^SAlE\i;!D'srR!^T"J^!:iCY NEEDED ON FIRINGS
MEDIA ROOM HELPS TEACHERS RELAX
CHAPEL HILL/CaRRBORO SCHOOLS. ANNUAL JE STI NG PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL H I LL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS TOP PEERS ON TESTS, ,^
CH-CARHBORO STUDENTS SCORE HIGHEST IN STATE
CHAPEL HILL SCORES CONTINUE RISE
TEACHER EVALUATIONS DISCUSSED
TEACHER EVALUATION PROGRAM CRITICIZED
CHAPfL HILL/CARRBOHQ SCHOOLS. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
REKARDS PROGRAM IS AIM
CHAPEL HILL/C AHRBOBO iCHOOLS. BOND ISSUES
SCHOOL BOARDS DISCUSS BOND ISSUE, SALES TAX
CHAPFL HILL/CARRHO«0 SCHOOLS, BUDGET
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS WON'T GET NEM AIDES
DURHAM TEACHER GETS ARTS JOB
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, BUSING
TRUCKER'S ALERTNESS SAVES PUPILS ON BUS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. CALENDAR ANO SCHEDULES
SCHOOL'S OUT TODAY
ORANGE OFFICES, SCHOOLS TO CLOSE
ORANGE SCHOOLS TO CLOSE MONDAY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRPORO SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY JESTS ,„,,
SEE ALS" CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL, COMPETENCY TESTS „_„^„.„
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRRORO SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
CHAPEL HILL TEST SCORES ON PAR HITh LAST YEAR'S
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO TEST SCORES COMPARABLE TO I'SBO
ChaPFl hILL/CARR-ORO SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, PUP I L AS 5 IGNMENT
SEE ALSn Chapel HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, REDISTRICTING
CHAPEL HILL PRINCIPAL DENIES RACIAL CHARGES
SCHOOLS DEBATE REDRAUING LINES
SCHOOLS STUDY REOISTRICTING
PARENTS CONCERNED ABOUT SCHOOL REOISTRICTING
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES
SCHOOL EMPLOYEES GET RAISE
SCHOOL EMPLOYEES TO GET RAISE
CHAPEL HllL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. ENROLLMENT
SCHOOL SYSTEM APPROACHES RATIO
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE FIGURES DECLINE
Chapel hill schools lose n*. students
enrollment numbers fall
Chapel hill/c arrboro schools, immunizations
Chapel hill students told to get shots
ORANGE students must GET SHOTS
19 STUDENTS SUSPENDED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBQRO SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
ORANGE AGENCIES LAMENT CUTBACKS
HIGHER MEALS FACING ORANGE STUbENTS
CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS EAT MORE HOMEMADE LUNCHES
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
ORANGE PRINCIPALS WILL NOT BE MOVED
PRINCIPAL TRANSFERS CANCELED
WEISS KEEPING SCHOOL FUN
PRINCIPAL KEEPS CLOSE TO BRIAR PATCH
CHAPFL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, PUPIL ASSIGNMENT
SEE ALSO Chapel hILL/CARRBORO schools, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO Chapel hIlL/CARRBORO schools, REOISTRICTING
SCHOOLS DE3ATF REDRAWING LINES
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL BOARD TO LOOK AT REOISTRICTING
SCHOOL COMMITTEE WANTS TO IMPROVE RACIAL BALANCE
SCHOOLS STUDY REOISTRICTING
PARENTS CONCERNED ABOUT SCHOOL REOISTRICTING
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. PUPIL PERSONNEL POLICY
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL BOARD TOLD STRICT POLICY NEEDED ON FIRINGS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, REOISTRICTING
SEE ALSO Chapel hIll/carrboro schools, desegrfgation
SEE ALSO Chapel hul/carrboro schools, pupil assignment
schools debate redrawing lines
CHAPEL HILL school board to look at hedistricting
school committee wants to improve racial balance
schools study reoistricting
parents concerned about school reoistricting
chapel hill/carrboro schools, teacher aides
BOAflO ADDS ". TEACHER AIDES
chapel hill/carrboro schools, teacher-pupil ratio
school system approaches ratio
chapel hill/carrboro schools, teachers
see teachers, chapel hill
Chapel hill/carrboro schools, tutoring program
parents help in orange tutoring program
chapel hicl/carrbopo sewage treatment plant
see chapel hill/carrboro. sewage treatment plants
chapel hill/carrboro ymca
see ymca, chapel hill/carrboro
chapels fop n.c. cente»s for the mentally retarded
see also mentally retarded
group raises »6s0,000 for chapels campaign
murdoch prepares for farm day
big day ahead at murdoch
murdoch's big day
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SUBJECT
MUftlOCM CEREMONV IS T33AY
The CM««ir«aLE a«OTMC*HOGO of nosth ci«olin»
CHJPITAflLe fiRTTHcSMOQO FOU^40eO TO MFC UtiDI
CM«airies
SEE «LSr »ETTF« BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE •l.Sr' ruink'i, N.C.. CITY £"PLO»£ES. SOLICITATION POLICY
SEE ALSO FIAjO
SEE ALSO FuNO «A IS INC
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE nF SOLICITATION LICENSING
SENO CLASSIC PBOCFEOS TO PENTAGON
MOUSE REJECTS SPEEDUP OF OAY-CAPE CENTERS BILL
INFLATION MiTTINC CHURCHES' HUHAN SERVICE PROGRAKS
OPTIMISTS JOLTET; LAW BARRING PHONE SOLICITATIONS.
ANOThFR foolish LAW
TIC«ETS: ThEIO OISTRIPUTION auESTIONED
SOLICITORS SUSJFCT OF PRQ-iE ,,. ,
PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE FORESEES NO ACTION ON PHONE SOLICITING
CHRISTIAN ETHICS GUIDE DURhAH MAN'S BUSINESS
CIVIC CLUBS OFF TmE HOOK
CHARITY BEGINS. BUT SHOULDN'T ENO. AT HOME
FUNO SOLKITOPS FACE TIGHTER LAWS IN N.C.
INTERSTATE GIVING
LICENSE LA« FOR CHARITIES IS CRITICIZED
REAL ESTATE RAFFLES ARE OUESTIONEO
CHARITY SOLICITING RULES APPROVEO
OPINION SOUGHT ON REAL ESTATE RAFFLES
NEW STATE LAW TO TIGHTEN SOLICITATION PRUCEOuRES
solicitors need for-f to account for expenses
Charity
FOLKS AfiOU'iO
CRIMPS DRIVE
<E«E: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
Charity LE'Glifc OF ouRham
SEE DURHAM junior LEAGUE
Charles Dunham FOOD SERVICE
TWO TAKE WOMAN'S PURSE IN PARKING LOT
CHARLOTTE. N.C.
BALLET STAR BARYSHNIKOV TO PERFORM IN CHARLOTTE
TRUCKS CARRYING NUCLEAR FUEL GET FEW INSPECTIONS FROM STATE
CHARLOTTE MAN ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING SPREE
2 KILLED IN Shooting rampage
POLICE HAVE NO MOTIVE FOR SHOOTINGS
COMPLAINTS ABOUT LOW-FLYING JET PROBED
HOMES VACATED AFTER CONTAMINATION
CHARLOTTE LARS TO BE CHECKED
MAN CIES IN SHOOTING
OKTOBFRFEST TO BE H6L0 IN CHARLOTTE
PClICE stop gun BATTLE
firefighters' vtte results due t3pay
Charlotte area li«e home for Germans
600" rattles parts of carolinas
boom still a "ysiery
5". YEARS OF MART wQiiK fURN CLAY FIELO INTO LUSH GARDEN
Charlotte police say gang war is growing
EPA INVESTIGATI-ig ALLEGED DUMPING OF TOXIC WASTES
'western' buffs flock to charlotte
massage parlor bombed
authorities say gangs use force to maintain order
marriott to build hotel in charlotte
policf says bikf gangs control hunoreds of women
Charlotte carpenter survives i-story fall
Gunmen rc9 after-hours oeoositors
NFW hospital said planned IN CHARLOTTE
Charlotte lEahers upset about lack of representation
Charlotte crown design criticizeo
NO hotel rooms left TO VIEW DEMOLITION
CHARLOTTE ANTIQUES SHOW OFFERED 3Y MINT MUSEUM FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY
GONE IN 10 SECONDS
TAXIDERMY SHOP ShOw specialty
TI-yEAR-OLD woman slain
teens are sought in slaying
grand union closes store
offices space for brief lease
LOAN CORPORAIIOfl PROPOSED
RARE CLOVIS POINTS MAY CELAY LANDFILL
CITY CROWDED? Build another one
RELICS MAY FORESTALL LANDFILL PLANS
ARCHAEOLOGISTS m»y FIGhT LANDFILL
CHARLOTTE MUSEUM DRAWING ATTENTION
LANDFILL
MUROER Charge DROPPED IN HALLOWEEN SlayInG CASE
charlotte man charged with bank robbery
a8an00ne0. he's now baby noel
n.c. engineers see 1932 as lackluster
Charlotte, n.c. elections
NO Challenge
n.c. voters elect new mayors
Charlotte, n.c. *th ward neighoorhooo
charlotte rehab project may be muotl for durham
Charlotte airport
see douglas airport icharlottf, n.c.i
Charlotte chamber of commerce
winston-salem, charlotte seek uSga Interest
international conference scheduled
CHARLOTTE Chamber PLANS TRIP TO WEST GERMANY
CHARLOTTE CITY COUNCIL
PLAN TO HELP SMALL FIRMS IN CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE FIRE DEPT.
FIREFIGHTERS STAGE SICKOUT IN CHARLOTTE
FIREMEN ENO 'SlCKOuT' IN CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE FIREFIGHTERS VOTE AGAINST WALKOUT
CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL LINK ESTABLISHED
CHARLOTTE MINT "US'^UM
CHARLOTTE ANTIGUES SHOW OFFERED BY MINT
"USEUM FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY
CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPEEOwAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
WORLD 600 SPEEDS UP CHARLOTTE AREA ECONOMY
BONNETT IN FRONT FOR WORLD 600
HOT LAP WINS POLE POSITION FOR WALTRIP
'KING' RICHARD NOT READY TO ENO RACING CAREER
yarpopouGh'S life has raced THE GAMUT
ALLISON. EARNHARDT MAKE FIELD
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HE'S AHAZEO TO HAVE HON II 'M[S TEAR
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER INEWSPAPERI ,, „,„„„, ^„, r/,o. ct,u
PAPER SAYS 2 HELLS ANGELS HIT RFPORTERSi TOON FILM
ASSAULT WARRANTS ISSUED
ASSAULT WARRANTS SERVED ON BIKER
FIRHS HOLD ESTIMATES OF BROWN LUNG HIGH
AUTHORITIES SA» GANGS USE FORCE TO MAINTAIN ORDER
POLICE SAT MOTORCYCLE GANGS' BUSINESSES GROWING
POLICE SAYS BIKE GANGS CONTROL HUNDREDS OF WOMEN ,,^„„,,
BUREAUCRACY, JURISDICTION RE STR IC TI ONS HAMPER ^^L IC E EFFORTS
STATE'S CHIEF F9I AGENT PRAISFS PUBLICITY ON MOTORCYCLE GANGS
EX-POLICE CHIEF SUES NEWSPAPER
STATEMENT ACCUSES NEWSPAPER OF "LIES'
JUDGE DISMISSES SECTION OF SUIT „.„,,- „.„=„
EX-POLICE CHIEF LOSES SUIT AGAINST CHARLOTTE PAPER
CHARLOTTE CARTOONIST TO DRAW MUTT AND JEFF
CHARLOTTE POLICE OFPT.
POLICEMAN KILLED AT HOLDUP SCENE
TWO N.C. POLICEMEN DIE WITHIN TWO DAYS
3 SOUGHT IN KILLING OF CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN
HUNDREDS ATTEND SERVICES FDR TWO SLAIN POLICEMEN
AN EMPTY PLACE AT TABLE
600 OFFICERS ATTEND POLICEMAN'S FUNERAL
OFFICERS KILL MANt FREE HIS HOSTAGE
APPEALS COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL
FORMER OFFICER WILL NOT RETURN TO POLICE WORK
SUSPENDED TERM GIVEN IN FATAL ACCIDENT „„. ,,^ „^^,rc =
FOUR MEN CHARGED IN DEATH OF CHARLOTTE POLICE OFFICER
CHARLOTTE POPS
GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN EMBEZZLEMENT
CHARLOTTE/MECKLENBURG SCHOOLS
BUSING BLASTED BY RESEARCHER
TEACHERS: FEWER JOBS AVAILABLE
N.C. SCHOOLS SEGREGATE. CRITICS SAY
ABILITY GROUPS SAID TO LEAD TO SEGREGATION
PROBLEM PUPILS LIKE NEW SCHOOL
CHARLOTTE/MECKLENBURG SCHOOLS. BUSING
BUSING WORKS IN CHARLOTTE. PANEL IS TOLD
CHATHAM COUNTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO NORTH CHATHAM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
CHATHAM MAN SUES OFFICIALS
BILLS ARE ENACTED FOR AREA COUNTIES
3 CHATHAM AREAS HELD SUITED FOR WASTES PLANT
Chatham county. n.C, BUDGET
CHATHAM EYES 102 RATE hIkE
Chatham county chore PROGRAM FACES Cutbacks
contract is awarded for chatham building
chatham county. n.c. cable television
see also cable television. n.c.
chatham county chore program faces cutbacks
chatham county. n.c. chemical waste dump
see also chemical waste disposal
firm gives presentation on waste management
chatham county. n.c. elections
barber to run again for da
Chatham county. n.C. landfill
SEE ALSO TRI-COUNTy ALLIANCE
NO DECISION ON Dump site
group in chatham to oppose landfill
chatham sets waiting period on waste sites
no landfill application received
two companies continue tq seek waste sites
chatham awards contracts
wastes firm narrows landfill sites to four
alliance to oppose landfill
waste landfill plans rapped
Chatham county. n.C. libraries
library seeking more funds
Chatham county. n.C. taxes
Chatham eyes lOe RATE HIKE
Chatham county. n.C. water and SEwer proposal
SEE ALSO EAST Chatham WATER COKP.
BARBER SAYS SUIT WILL SEEK TO RECOVER COUNTY FUNDS
CHATHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL STABILI 2A TION AND CONSERVATION SERVICE
NOMINATION PROCESS REVISED
CHATHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO Chatham county SCHOOLS
CHATHAM SCHOOLS SEE* MOPE FUNDS
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
BARBER SAYS SUIT WILL SEEK TO RECOVER COUNTY FUNDS
CHATHAM COUNTY ChORE PROGRAM FACES CUTBACKS
3 Chatham areas held suited FOR WASTES PLANT
Chatham SETS WAITING PERIOD ON WASTE SITES
contract is awarded for chatham building
Chatham awards contracts
Chatham county commissioners. BUDGET
CHATHAM EYES 10« RATE HIKE
CHATHAM SCHOOLS SEEK MORE FUNDS
CHATHAM COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
CHATHAM COUNCIL GETS CERTIFICATE
CHATHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
CHATHAM DEMOS PICK LEADER
CHATHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
CHATHAM COUNTY CHORE PROGRAM FACES CUTBACKS
CONTRACT IS AWARDED FOR CHATHAM BUILDING
CHATHAM AWARDS CONTRACTS
CHATHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL
CHATHAM HOSPITAL INC. IS SUED
CHATHAM HOSPITAL RECEIVES 125.000
CHATHAM COUNTY JAIL
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NEm Chatham jail UNDER HAY
Chatham laj enforcement centeb
Chatham county planning commission
USE OF seaplanes on lake OPPOSED
Chatham COUNTY SChgulS
SEE ALSO Chatham county BOARL) QF EDUCATION
CHATHAM SCHOOLS SEE< "ORE FUN^S
Chatham SCHOOLS OPEN HED.
Chatham Fa-ILY BIR'h center
SEE ALSO ChILDUIRTh
SEE ALSO kIOhIFFRy
Chatham «Oman may BE FIRST TO USE NEW MIOHIFE LAU
ChFaTING UN SCHOOL t COLLE&El
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SPORTS. SCANOALS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. HONOR CODE
UNC HONOR CODE UNDERGOES CHANGES
CHECK FRAUD
SEE BAD CHECKS
CHECKERS
SEE ALSO Games
ChECKFR CHA-PS to MATCH moves
TOURNEY STARTING
CHECKER FACES
A THINKING GAME
HEY. SPORTS FANS! hOh aHOUT SOME CHECKERS'?
A RELAXED SMILE
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO BAD Checks
SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKS!
SEE ALSO Checks
SEE ALSO ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER
SEE ALSO NEGOTIABLE ORDER OF WITHDRAWAL
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
ChECK-wB ITING COSTS TO RISE
CUSTOMERS MAY GET CHECK-PROCESSING HIKES
PLAN COULD STFM bAD CHECKS
CHECKOUT SYSTEMS
SEE UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE
CHECKS
SEE ALSO BAD Checks
SEE ALSO Checking ACCOUNTS
bus driver recovers stolen checks
checkwriteb insurance
JUDGE ISSUES restraining ORDERS AGAINST i COMPANIES
Cheeks crossroad community icrange county, n.c.i
200 residents protest cheeks zoning proposal
citizens oppose zone restrictions
township zoning gets board attention
orange poaro -jelays cheeks zoning decision
cheeks subdivision ban may depend on zoning
ban on subdivisions expected along end
orange commissioners impose subdivision san
CHEESE
u.s. to give away cheese
Cheesecake ifoooi
durham lawyer's busy in kitchen these days
cheesecake: indulge in the richness of it
Chefs
see also food
chef decuir offers culinary tips
blindness doesn't stop cook at camp kanata
tar heel cooks designer halston lima bean soup
survival of palate is goal
cmem-sfcurity inc.
two companies continue to seek waste sites
FiRM.s Suit seeks to overturn law
company sues to overturn ANSON LAW
Chemical companies
prudence comes first
council approves lynnhaven site
chemical fires
overcome by fumes
12 overcome by fire fumes
12 OVERCOME 3Y toxic FUMES
chemical spills
SEE ALSO AIR pollution
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SPILLS
SEE ALSO OIL SPILL
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER DUALITY
WARD DENIES hF told MAN TO DUMP PCd'S
WA«n CONVICTED OF PCS DUMPING
PCB DUMPING SUIT PLANNED
PCB DETOXIFYING PROCESS IS OK'O
PEOPLE DISAGREE ABOUT FUMES
HOMES VACATED AFTER CONTAMINATION
Zl ARF TREATED AFTER GAS LEAK
TOXIC CHEMICALS ABE SPILLED
412.5 MILLION PCB SUIT FILED
CREOSOTE SPILLED NEAR SANFDRD
TOWN PAID I'D. ODD FOR SPILL
SPILLED Chloroform raises alarm
POLICE HANDLE CHEMICAL SPILL
CHEMICALS FOUND ALONG ROAD NEAR GREENSBORO
MAN SAVS HE DUMPED CHEMICALS
TOXIC CHEMICALS IN IBM WATER TABLE
MAN FINED IN CHEMICAL SPILLS
RTP FIRM MONITORS TOXIC WASTE
IBM POLLUTANTS POSE WATER PROBLEM
NO SPECIAL WAONINGS ARE PLANNED ON WATER SYSTEMS
ACID SOLUTION GETS INTO RIVER
PCBS STILL ALONG N.C. ROADS AS COURT BATTLE CONTINUES
TRUCKER SOUGHT IN PCB SPILL
FIREMAN TREATED AFTER CLEANING SPILL
OVERCOME BY fUMFS
SPILL FORCES EVACUATIONS
SUBJECTS
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Chemical haste dump
FOkMALDEMYOE SOURCE SOUGHT
FOR-ALOEHrOF SAID COMING FROM PLANT „...^,„
LfEKENO ACID SPILL POSES NO IMMEDIATE DANGER
FIR- OFFICIAL FOUND GUILTY IN »CID DUMP
N.C. LACKS EXPERTS TO JUDGE DANGERS OF CHEMICAL
CHEMICAL .ARFARE „^.„c
SEE ALSO BIOLOGICAL WARFARE
U.N. BACKBONE TESTEO
ChFMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL , , , c
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C. ChE
SEE ALSO HAiARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT „„„,.,
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALST SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHA-
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL
"l-*'l2vE"?;!A??SG"'ACLiGED DUMPING OF TOXIC WASTES
Chemicals found along road near Greensboro
!;rsh*rE\V^E°p?o!R°A5i;i'^T*^VoR dump sites already used
TOIIC chemicals in IBM HATER TABLE
CLEANUP OF CHEMICAL DUMPS IN LIMBO
MAN FINED IN CHEMICAL SPILLS
RTP FIRM MONITORS TOXIC WASTE
l«iM POLLUTANTS POSE WATER PROBLEM
f1r2 JlaSS'iNG^WASTE-hANOLING facility in GREENSBORO
30 CASES OF POLLUTION IN GROUNDWATER CITEO
DUKE POWER SUCCESSFULLY BURNS PCB'S
PRUDENCE COMES FIRST
S?F?!5iL'l%^THc";iES ^iJ^URTY OF DUMPING WASTE
c^;;^i7^jrF?ss'^^\ssif^'!?^iE^^Uo5^^i!TE
GROUP IN CHATHAM TO OPPOSE LANDFILL
LOVE CANAL HEALTH DANGERS GLOSSED OVER
SSBtirv^ELs'^A^i'Sa^^o'fN^irsisSING health risks
3F^icUL?%'LE«fBi;E';pPR'0A?rBEs'T FOR HAZARDOUS HASTES
REMOVING THE PC9S ,,^ =,ru..,rcc
FIRMS -Cleaning up* on haste exchanges
J^SR's^.eoSrSjB'lN^N^^^SuaSIDE 3 YEARS AFTER CHEMICAL DUMPED
FIRM GIVES PRESENTATION ON WAS TE MANAGEMENT
HASTES MANAGEMENT COMPANY PRESENTS ITS SIDE
WASTES FIRM NARROWS LANDFILL SITES TO FOUR
SCIENTISTS ATTEMPT PCB BREAKDOWN
WAY CLEARED FOR PCB LANDFILL
JUDGE APPROVES WARREN COUNTY PCB DUMP
CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT INC. ,,,„^ ,,
WASTE PLANT DRAWS FIRE FROM RESIDENTS ,, ,„„„„
FIRM PLANNING H AST E -H ANOL I NG FACILITY IN GREENSBORO
3 CHATHAM AREAS hELO SUITED FOR WASTES PLANT
NO DECISION ON DUMP SITE
GROUP IN CHATHAM TO OPPOSE LANDFILL
CHATHAM SETS WAITING PERIOD ON WASTE SITES
NO LANDFILL APPLICATION RECEIVED ,,,^,
TWO COMPANIES CONTINUE TO SEEK WASTE SI'?^.
FIRM GIVES PRESENTATION ON WASTE MANAGEMENT
WASTES MANAGEMENT COMPANY PRESENTS ITS SIDE
WASTES FIRM NARROWS LANDFILL SITES TO FOUR
CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO MAZAROnuS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO NERVE GAS
SEE ALSO NIIROSAMINE COMPOUNDS
SEE ALSO NORTH STATE CHEMICALS INC.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
MH-30 SALES TO BE HALTED
CHEMICALS USED CHIP MANUFACTURE STUDIED
SPRAYING OF CHEMICALS COULO LEAD TO PROBLEMS
CHEMOTHERAPY
EXPERIMENTAL THERAPY MAY OFFER CANCER CURE
DUKE USES DRUG FOR CHEMOTHERAPY RELIEF
CANCER AND LAETRILE
CHEROKEE INOIAN RESERVATION „.,„„, . -,„„
CHEOGKEES MAY LEASE LAND TO WASTE DISPOSAL FIRM
PAST MAY HOLD KEY
TRIBE DUMPS WASTE-DISPOSAL PLANT
CHEROKEE INDIANS
SEE ALSO INDIANS. N.C. ,, , , ,„„ ^^ ,
RADIO SHOW KEEPS ALIVE LANGUAGE OF ChEROKEES .^,„„
CHEROKEE RESERVATION TRAIL GETS NATIONAL DESIGNATION
cherokees may lease land to haste disposal firm
past may hold key
tribe dumps waste-disposal plant
botanist studies cherokee cures
cherry hospital igolosborq. n.c.i
umsteao hospital accredited
cherry investment co. t associates inc.
1st office condominium under hay downtohn
law building was first
Cherry point, n.c.
MARINE pilot DIES IN CRASH OF HARRIER JET
MARRIFR CRASH KILLS MARINE
Cherry point marine CORPS air station
SEE ALSO U.S. MARINE CORPS
JURY ACQUITS MAN CHARGED IN THEFT CASE
FIVE MARINES BELIEVED KILLED
BODY, MARINE HELICOPTER RECOVERED FROM SOUND
ChFRRYVULE, N.C.
DESPITE CHURCH OPPOSITION.
CHESS
SEE ALSO GAMES
GOOD MOVE
CHEVRON USA INC.
CHEVRON SEEKS OIL. GAS PERMITS
DRILLING RIGS PERMIT OK'D
CHEHNING junior high SCHOOL
N.C. BECOMING 'WETTER'
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USE OE NOVEL AT SCHOOL PROTESTED
CHUNIV SCHOOLS '0 «EEP PPOTESTEO 900« ON SnELF
•A PATCH Of 9LUE' STAYS AT CmEkNING
TEXTBOOKS TOO LAI A90UT SEXt PROfANlTY
STUDENTS SHAOnj, SCHOOL PERSONNEL
CHEWNINC LISTS HONOR ROLL PUPILS
CHf«NlNC JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. fOOTBALL
COUNTY Champs
VARSITY CHA"PS
rHFiiNlNG JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTSt GIRLS
ChE«NING SuFT°all TEA" UNOEfEATEO
AROUNO The TRACK
SnfTBALL Cha-PIONS
ChE«NINC CHA'^PS
CHF2 CONDORET t RE ST AUR AfjT t CABARET I
•PASS pnPCDON' IS FEATURED AT CABARET
CHEZ CONDORET: ATTRACTING CROWDS FROI NEAR iUO EAR
■SCEThING "lT. SOhEThING Ne«' at CH£2 CONOORET in CHAPEL HILL
•HAVE A NICE DAYT INSTANT NOSTALGIA
SLICK -SKY- SPARKLES AT CABARET
A PREO ASTAIRF EVENING IS CHEJ CONDORET FEAST
CHIANTI
SEE ALSO MINE
A HANOY TOOL:
S U b J E
TO GET THE JOB DONE. IT HELPS TO KEEP YOUR COOL
Chicago. Illinois
HAYOR BYRNE^S disservice
nEk use of old laws
Chicago cubs '
SEE ALSO EASEfALL
gallows humor
The Chicken cpormeoly known as kgb Chicken of san oiegoj
The Chicken feeds on laughter, fame
dirty al eaplooes after latest loss
Chicken farmers
NFw POULTRY
lOUSE CUTS ENERGY COSTS
SEE
SEE
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cmilo abandonment
SEE also Child abuse. Durham
infant fou.io in auto
mother of infant identified
mother accused tf abandoning retarded Child
ASANOONEO. He's NOW BABY NOEL
child abuse. Durham
SEE ALSO EATTFRED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CONTACT DURHAM. INC- (CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE!
SEE ALSO Child ABANDONMENT
SEE ALSO CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO Children, "urder
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO Fa-ILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALST INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO "U"3ER. U.S.
SEE ALSO Parents anonymous
SEE ALSO schoils. n.c. corporal punishment
SEE also sexual assaults
education is challenge of child abuse service
police jail father in assault
break-in neis 6.000 cigarettes
Child abuse, n.c.
SEE ALSO EaTIEREO WOMEN
ALSO Child neglect
ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
ALSO FA-UY STRUCTURE
ALSO "URJER. U.S.
ALSO PARENTS ANONYMOUS
ALSO STATEWIDE Child abuse and neglect prevention advocacy committee
AMENDMENT LEFT ON ABORTIONS NOTIFICATION BILL
bleach said poured INTO BABY'S FORMULA
MOTHER IS Charged in BABY'S DEATH
child apuSE case PROBED IN ORANGE
NO PROSECUTION PLANNED IN ORANGE COUNTY CASE
LENOI" parents CHARGED IN DEATH
FE-ER FEDERAL OOLLAPS MAY MEAN MORE CHILD ABUSE
ALAMANCE PROGRAM AIMED AT preventing SEXUAL ABUSE
HELP FOB Children
Child abuse. U.S.
SEE ALSO BaTTEREO WOMEN
SEE ALSO Child iEuSE. DURHAM
SEE ALSD Child abuse, n.c.
SEE also Child "OLESIaTION
SEE ALSO Child neglect
SEE ALSO Children, murder
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER. U.S.
SEE ALSO PARENTS ANONYMOUS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
GOOD Family values help deter CHILD ABUSE
Tar mFEL seeks CUSTODY OF ABUSED GIRL
parents battle over custody of child
exotic spice a threat to health
Child actors ano actresses
see also film industry
child actors get Chance to work in NORTH CAROLINA
■eopgasmord' : he's still part ham
Child advocacy
see also governor's advocacy council on chilcren ano youth
solicitors subject of probe
CnlLO ADVOCACY COMMISSION
CHILDREN'S -icEOS RALLY FOCUS
PROPOSED CITY BUDGET TRIMS AGENCY REQUESTS
CITY MAY REDUCE SUPPORT FOR II NON-CITY AGENCIES
SURPLUS AIDS NON-CITY AGENCIES
NOMINATION DRAWS CLAIM OF CONFLICT
GRIFFIN WARNS Of POLITICKING
ARCHER WITHDRAWS BOARD APPLICATION
ARCHER WITHDRAWS APPLICATION FOR BOARO
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BUDGET CUTS TMKfiTEN Ou" YOUNG
SQUABBLING IS NO ANSrtER
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GROUPS MANT TO KEEP SPECIAL CLASS SUES S1ALL
CHILD GROUPS MEET TO OPPOSE GHANGES
YEACER URGES TABLING OF CLASS- S I ZE PROPOSAL
NO MAJOR CHANGE SEEN IN STATE POLICY ON CLASS SIZES
CLASS SIZES RULE IS RETAINED
SOLONS DISCUSS NEEDS OF YOUTH
EFFECTS OF TRUANCY IN DURHAM STUDIED
""-"ESSFAug^'Is'c'Sld'LlSGE OF CHILD ABUSE SERVICE
EVERYONE PLAYS , „ „-..,,
AGENCY PROVIDES HELP FOR YOUNG PARENTS
"^'lIlTli 'olUi ^SKJ^^ES}:"o?"s!2?rs^Si\??i:! summer day care program
SEE ALSO DURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO LATCHKEY CHILDREN
DAY-CARE PROGRAM FACING UPHILL BATTLE
DAY-CARE PROGRAM CALLED OFF
LACK OF FUNDS ENDS SUMMER DAY CARE
DAY-CARE FUNDING BACKED
DAY-CARE TAX CREDITS GOING IGNORED
DAYCARE, ACTIVITIES ARE SET FOR DAYS OFF SCHOOL
CHILD CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO FIRST
CHILDREN: OU
PANEL OK'S C
HAZARDOUS i<A
CFNTERS KECE
SENATE APPRO
BROCHURE ON
ORANGE COUNT
NEW SERVICE
DAY CARE OPE
Curs IN FEDE
DAY CARE OFF
DAY-CARE SAF
DAY CARE IN
DAY-CARE SE»
NURSERY GROU
NURSERY BUIL
PLAYGROUP:
FIRST THANKS
2<.-H0UR CHIL
•s"Filsf Ground the clock 2',-hour child care service
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CHILD CARE PROGRAM
COMMITMENT
jMPfNSATION LAM CHANGE
STES BILL ADVANCES TOWARD SENATE VOTE
IVE USE PERMITS
VFS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT MEASURE
DAY CARE
DAY-CARE CENTER TO OPEN SEPT. 1*
OFFERED
RATORS AWARDED CERTIFICATES ,,,„„,
R«L FOOD AID WORRY DAY-CARE DIRECTORS
ICIALS EXPECT CUT IN FEDERAL FOOD FUNDS
ETY
STATE TO LOSE 12.5 MILLION
VICE FOR ''0 HAY BF LOST
P SEEKS BUILDING
DING SOUGHT
RESCHOOLERS LEARN IN HOME SETTING
GIVING
D CARE SERVICE TO OPEN
child care centers, licensing requirements _ ,,„„,
council votes to rezone site for convenience store
church day-care sill faces senate
church day care bill advances
senate approves church day-care exemptions
senators run scared , _
workers compensation claim chance rejected
legislators turning to day-care rules „,,„„,..
state house approves measure on hazardous wastes disposal
house rejects speedup of oay-care centers bill
n.c. house rejects efforts to revive oay-care issue
voluntary program's day care innovation
Child custody
see also alimony
see also divorce
see also family structure
institution under assault — the family
high court rules against durham woman
senate approves constitutional amendment measure
ruling may help indigent bill , ,
parents' right to lawyer endorsed by committee
bill enacted to allow higher loan interest rates
agency seeks legal custody of twins
siamese twins' parents appear in juvenile court
lose custody
judge gives agency legal custody of twins
mother who left baby in trunk gets custody
chili molestation
see also child abu
see also child abu
SEE ALSO Child abu
SEE ALSO SEXUAL AS
TEACHER'S TRIAL
GARWOOD CHARGED
GARWOOD TRIAL SE
JUDGE DENIES GAR
PARENTS MAY TEST
JURY BEING SELEC
JURORS SELECTED
GIRL TESTIFIES G
WITNESSES SAY GA
JURORS OELIBERAI
GARWOOD ACJUITTE
GARWOOD SAYS HE-
DURHAM LIFEGUARD
VICE SQUAD SEIZE
MAN PLEADS Guilt
PLEADS GUILTY TO
DAY-CARE DIRECTO:
LIFEGUARD GIVEN
LIFEGUARD ON PRO
ATTEMPT TO SEDUC
ALAMiNCE PROGRAM
DURHAM MAN IS AC
POLICE CHARGE DUi
SUSPECT'S BONO L
BOND LOWERED FOR
MAN ACCUSED OF A
MAN CHARGED IN A
MOLESTER OF N.C.
SE, DURHAM
SE, N.C.
SE, U.S.
SAULTS
10 BEGIN
T MONDAY
WOOD MOTION
IFY AGAINST GARWOOD
TEO FOR GARWOOD TRIAL
IN Garwood trial
ARWOOO SEXUALLY MOLESTED HER
RWOOO WAS IN VA. AUG. 7
ING CHARGES AGAINST GARWOOD
OF SEXUAL CHARGES
S 'FINALLY FREE"
FACES CHARGES
S 179 LSD DOSES
Y TO ASSAULT
ASSAULT
R CHARGED
PROBATION
BATION
E CHILD NETS MAN ACTIVE SENTENCE
AIMED AT PREVENTING SEXUAL ABUSE
CUSED OF ASSAULTING 3-YEAR-OLO
RHAM MAN IN ASSAULT
OWERED
MAN ACCUSED OF SEXUAL ASSAULT
SSAULT ING 6-YEAR-OLD
SSAULT
BOYS SOUGHT
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CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO Child abuse, U.S.
LOSE Custody
judge gives agency LEGAL CUSTODY OF TWINS
teen-ager to seek custody of infant
mother who left baby in trunk gets custody
help for children
Child-proof containers
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SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO POISON PBEVENTION
SAFETY BEATS INCONVENIENCE
SUPPOPT FOR ChILO safety NOTEP
CHILO PEARING
SEE ALS3 EASLY CMlLOnOOn EDUCATION
INSTITUTION UNOEa ASSAULT — TmE FAMILY
chIl" rearing. cnsTs
SFE ALSO Cr.ILD SUPPORT
SCRAP IRONY
CmIlO oESTBAINT SEATS
SEE ALSO SEAT bELTS
concerns kell-founded
mazarpous wastes bill advances toward senate vote
Child safety restraint bill passes in mOuse
BID to Ease iflmet lax rejected
SEAT restraint wC°Th The "ONEY, trouule
INFANT Car seats RECOhmenoED
RESTRAINT BILL 5ACKED
The i«propfs use OF COLLECTIVE FORCE
PATERNALISTIC LA»S ERODE FRESaO''
STATE HOUSE APPROVES MEASURE ON HAZARDOUS «ASTES DISPOSAL
CHILD RESTRAINT MEASURE ADVANCES
CHILD RESTRAINER SEAT BILL HITS SENATE OPPOSITION
t.RONG taORD
VOTERS. REMCMSER JMO STUCK YOU
CHILD SEAT BILL OK ' BY SENATE
PLAYING »ORD Games
LEGISLATORS niKE COSTS FOR DRIVERS
l<>81 LECISLATuSf: REDISTRICTING. GAS TAX SETTLED; BUDGET STILL HAS HOLES
RESTRAirjTS COULD HELL SAVE LIVES
BOARD DISCUSSES ENQ PROPERTY
CHILD SUPPORT
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO ChIlD rearing, COSTS
SEE ALSO CuRhAH COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT UNIT
IRS TO WITHHOLD PARENTS' REFUNDS
IRS WITHHOLDING PARENTS' REFUNDS
This 'MEDDLING' IS FAIR PLAY
IT'S NOT The job of Th£ IflS
CHILD SUPPORT PROGRAM GETS EXTRA WORKERS
JUDGE SAYS MiN'S JAIL TERM STANDS
MAN Facing a.ol charge has new problems
JUDGE RULES STATE'S CH I LO- SUPPOS T POLICY ILLEGAL
wOMAN THINKS FEDS SHIELDING HUSBAND
MAN WHO SHOT HIMSELF IN COURT HAS NO REGRETS
CHILD WATCH
•CHILDREN'S DAY' BALLY PLANNED NEXT TUESDAY
STREIT HEADS Child watch inc.
CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO AUTOS. CHILDBIRTH
SFE ALSO EIRTh CONTROL
SEE ALSO BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALST Chatham FAMILY BIRTH CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILDLESS COUPLES
SEE ALSO FETUSES
SFE ALSO MjrER^JL DEATH RATE
SEE ALSO MiDwIFERY
see also planned parenthood
see also pregnancy
a woman's place
ifen-ager to seek custody of infant
childpirtm Choices presented in series
DEATHS OF wOmEn giving BIRTH TQ 36 DISCUSSED
Chatham woman may BE first to use new midwife law
CHILDLESS COUPLES
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO PIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO Childbirth
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
AND WHY DON'T yQu have CmILOREN''
Children
SEE ALSO Child actors and actresses
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S ADVOCACY COUNCIL ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH
SEE ALSO HOME INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO SAVE The CHILDREN
sfe also siamese twins
see also triplets
see also twins
sfe also unicef (united nations children's fundi
it's not money, it's cheerios
Children, accidents
SEE accidents. Children
Children, advertising
SEE CHILDREN, television
Children, art
SEE ALSO Chilorfn's arts Summer experience
art school offers alternative for children
Children, cancer
SEE ALSO Cancer
SEE ALSO Children, diseases
LEUKEMIA victim GETS DREAM TRIP
Children, cooking
FAMILY Can Enjoy OIShES CHILDREN make
COOKING CAN BE «I0 STUFF
CHILDREN. roST OF RAISING
see child rearing. costs
Children, deaths
SEE ALSO ChIlHREN. muRDER
CONCERNS wELL-FOuNOEO
Children, diseases
SEE ALSO Children, cancer
SEE ALSO Children, health care
SEE ALSn DISEASES ISEF ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
MEASLES MEETS ITS MATCH
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H
2
7/09/Pl
A
1 1
N
H
2
7/12/91
A
10 P N
H
2
9/19/91
a
J
N
s
2
11/19/81
A
6
N
K^O
H 2
10/20/81
A
1
N
flfll
S 2
10/2R/91
(.
1
N
FID
S /
11/03/91
A
A
F
H 2
11/04/91
A
4
F
H 2
ll/06/''l
A
16
N
H 2
11/12/81
A
IH
N
nSl
H ?
11/10/91
B
1
N
H 7
11/25/91
A
1
N
H 2
11/30/91
A
1 '.
N
H 2
12/30/91
A
1 1
N
H 2
5/07/91
A
1 1
N
S 2
10/27/81
A
14
N
S 2 5/29/91 A 4 E
H 2 a/26/91 All N
H 2 9/20/91 A 6 F B30
H 2 11/33/91 B 16 N
M 2 11/22/91 C 1 N G53
H 2 U/15/P1 E 1 F B30
H 2 8/23/91 Ell U M56
S 2 5/29/91 D 4 P N F57
H 1 7/30/ei B 1 N
S 2 a/05/ai A 6 P F 371
s 2 lo/io/ei A 5 n F J06
S2 5/01/91 A 4 £
S 2 5/0">/91 A 4 E
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/Hl
SUBJECTS
Page 'l
■OLD PEOPLE'S 0ISE4SE'
oe IN PEBIL
AFFLICTS 250iOOO CHILDREN NATIONWIDE
ARTHRITI S:
SUJCEBY'cORPECTS^YOUTH'is'LIFE-l.ONG INTESTINAL OISOROEO
IuPFRSIUFF: CUIOEEMK HELPS ASTHMATIC KIDS HELP THEHSELVES
festivities brl&hten child's hospital stay
chiloren, emotionally disturbed
sfe also adolescence. emotionally disturbed
see also school phobias
see also wrlie n. programs ,, ,,„,,,
third-craoers gft help in dealing xith stress
THEIR mORK is where THE HEED'S GREATEST
SERVICE TO HELP PROBLEM TEEN-AGERS
PANEL CRITICIZES STATE OFFICIALS , , , , „„ ^.
STATE PROGRAM AIMED AT HELPING VIOLENT CHILDREN
HELP FOR VIOLENT, HANDICAPPED YOUTH GOAL OF PLANS
HUNT MAY SEEK ADDITIONAL FUNDS
STATE. DURHAM PROGRAMS TO HELP VIOLENT CHILDREN
CHILDREN. FAIRY TALES
WRITERS AND FAIRY TALES
^" SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. GIFTED PROGRAM „„„,„.„
Ill ALSO ELDN COLLEGE ICOLLEGEI DEVELOPMENTAL GIFTED PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO TALENT IDENTIf ICATION PROGRAM (TIPI
rSUIl'';R;C.G??°?l-V?AR-o;S"5S?"o2ES HOST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ON 5.T
DURHAM WHIZ KID COULD READ AT Z
MINORITY GIFTED NEGLECTED „, „^
THE GIFTED minority: TALENT WE SHOULD NURTURE
THE PROFESSORS WERE...
PROGRAM HELPS STUDENTS 'FEEL LIKE AN X' „„„^„.„,
GIFTED TEXAS SIBLINGS ENROLL IN DUKE SUMMER PROGRAMS
PRODIGY TO PHOOIGY - TIP ADVICE FIRST-HAND
ENVIRONMENT'S NOT JUST TREES AT PINEY LAKE
GIFTED Children attend program
program nurturing talent
ability groups said to lead to segregation
Children, handicapped
see also commission on children with special needs „„„^..„,
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED t HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RET ARDEO C IT t Z ENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETARDED C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO EXCEPTIONAL Children, n.c.
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO HEAOSTART
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN .,.,„, ,,„„^., .,-,
SEE ALSO PUBLIC LAW l^-I*.? (EDUCATION FOR ALL HANDICAPPED CHILDREN ACTl
SEE ALSO SPECIAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
"AINSTREAMINC ASK THIS GRAO
OURHA" SHOWS IT CARES
CAMP FOR HANDICAPPED OFFERED
GROUPS WANT TO KEEP SPECIAL CLASS SIZES SMALL u..,„,r.oocn
u.s. court of appeals overturns ruling on treatment of handicapped
child groups meet to oppose changes
award-winning effort
workshop set for parents of si ght- 1 mp a i red children
•disabled child' talks set
•disabled child' will be topic
dr. wolfe gets another post with state
suit asks services for autistic child
club to help handicapped pupils
child with skin disease finos caring family
Children, health care
SEE ALSO ChILDRFN, DISEASES
see also CHILDREN, STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO EARLY CHILDHOOD SCREENING
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
BILL SEEKS TAX ON VACATION HOME RENTALS
HORMONE TESTING BEGINS AT UNC
CHILDREN, LEARNING
SEE ALSO Early childhood EDUCATION
see also early childhood screening
see also learning disabilities
screening helps children
doctors devise new ways to find slow learners
children, mentally retarded
see children, handicapped
see learning disabilities
see mentally retarded
Children, murder
SEE ALSO Child abuse, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DEATHS
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
NO BREAK SEEN IN ATLANTA CASES
MISSING ATLANTA YOUTh FOUND
VOLUNTEERS SEARCH RIVER IN ATLANTA AS VICTIM BURIED
ATLANTA CHILD MURDERS ICARTOONI
CHRONIC PROBLEM OF RUNAWAY GIRLS IGNORED BY PUBLIC IN ATLANTA
EARLIER CONTACT SEEN IN KILLINGS
ATLANTA PROBERS 'KEEP OPEN MIND-
MISSING ATLANTA BOY SOUGHT
AS5EMPLY PASSES ATLANTA RESOLUTION
ALI DONATES t«.00,000 TO ATLANTA FUND
ATLANTA'S agony: THREADS OF CLUES
GROUP PLANS JUNE Rally to help Atlanta children
ANOTHER BLACK YOUTH FOUND SLAIN IN ATLANTA
POLICE REPORT 'TRACE EVIDENCE' FOUND LINKING ATLANTA SLAYINGS
SLAYING ELEMENTS PUZZLE POLICE
SUPERSLEUTn GETS CALL FROM ATLANTA
LATEST ATLANTA VICTIM BURIED
«'.60,000 GRANTED FOR ATLANTA CAMPS
VOLUNTEERS KNOCK ON DOORS IN SEARCH FOR ATLANTA MAN
BODY OF BLACK PULLED FROM RIVER AT ATLANTA
BODY, MISSING MAN ADDED TO LIST OF CASES IN ATLANTA
KILLER IN ATLANTA 'PROBABLY' SELECTIVELY CHOOSING VICTIMS
ATLANTA KILLER-VICTIM LINK SOUGHT
MOTHERS' GROUP MAY BE PROSECUTED
SLAYER IN ATLANTA SEEN 'VERY STRONG'
ATLANTA FUND FOR VICTIMS UNDER fIRE
POLICE FEAR LIST Of DEAD MISSING YOUTHS A MISTAKE
ATLANTA FUND STATEMENT IS PROMISED
RALLY TO FOCUS ON CHILDREN
FIBERS M»Y TIF SUSPECT TO SLAYINGS
N E
P D
DATE
5/2Z/B1
d/Dl/fll
10/28/81
U/lO/81
u/Z'./ai
s
E
C PG
F A15
N Doa
5/2(./61
A
1
N
6/23/81
A
t P F
830
8/23/91
c
1
N
F30
9/10/81
A
16
N
I0/2T/B1
a
1 P N
10/28/81
c
6
N
11/03/81
A
12
N
ll/2()/3l
A
16
N
B81
z
ll/2<,/31
A
ti
E
H
5/18/81
3
N
H
5/17/81
p
N
S36
S
5/21/81
p
F
509
s
5/25/81
N
008
H
6/05/31
tf
E
H
7/02/B1
5
L
s
7/03/81
P
N
008
7/09/81
p
N
DOB
5
7/23/81
P
N
DOS
H
3/0<./3l
p
F
H
8/20/81
B
p
N
s
10/27/81
B
N
008
H
11/23/91
A
10
N
H
2
5/11/81
A
6 P
F
S
2
5/23/81
A
4
E
s
2
6/25/81
B
1
N
H
8/13/81
B
2
N
H
2
8/13/91
A
14
N
s
2
8/13/91
A
13
N
s
2
10/03/81
A
3 P
P
5
2
10/26/81
B
6
N
H
2
11/04/81
A
12
N
s
2
11/05/81
C
7
N
H
2
11/06/91
A
11
N
H
2
12/15/81
A
8
N
s
2
12/18/81
C
3
N
H
2
12/19/31
A
8
N
2 6/09/81
2 10/21/31
S 2
H 2
6/12/91 C 1
9/25/81 A 1 1
2
5/01/31
A
11
N
2
5/01/91
A
2
N
2
5/03/91
A
8
N
2
5/0<./9l
A
4
T
X R56
2
5/04/81
A
12
N
2
5/05/81
A
12
N
2
5/07/8
A
23
N
2
5/08/8
A
12
N
2
5/09/e
A
5
N
2
5/io/ei
A
2
N
2
5/10/81
A
4
P
N
2
5/1 1/31
C
1
N 054
2
5/13/81
A
2
N
2
5/14/81
A
9
P
N
2
5/15/81
c
9
N
5/16/81
A
8
P
N
2
5/17/81
A
20
P
N
2
5/23/81
B
9
N
2
5/24/91
A
5
N
2
5/25/Bl
A
2
N
2
5/26/91
B
7
P
N
2
5/27/81
A
12
N
2
5/28/BI
A
19
N
2
5/29/Rl
c
9
N
2
5/29/91
c
ll
N
2
5/30/31
A
N
2
5/31/91
A
IB
P
N
2
6/34/81
A
20
N
2
6/04/Bl
c
1
N 054
2
6/06/81
A
12
N
H N T « L Y / » " % y . L
I N E <
W/31/91
'sill iSiiE-ii ;ftj,';fM"c^s![J«rs8st^'°;E wo^.r be ku.ed-
FIRST HEARING SET PHR TODAY IN ATLANTA CASE
fi^^'tN^ILtl.GS 1N_.TL.NT. INVESTIGATED
rHlLQBEN '5 "C jRFE«t HAY BE ExT£nO£0
i bl/rTU3SuirrA?.iS^.S^f^l- ja HE.P c.ao^E.
5»N CH40GED IM SLATING OF <,-tEaR-OLD
:c'?ul?S'^K'?£i'tN°lTL'AN°?rLOSES .OUND P.IDR TO TRIAL
TRIAL SET TO TPEN ON ATLANTA KILLINGS
JUST SEARCH OPENS ATLANTA MURDER TRIAL
Children, nutrition
IeI Jlso -H-eViSJant ano children rrogra-
SiiRMiM riTT SCHOOL Pupils >on' t pay hobe for '•EalS
THE school LUNCH - A 8i»GAlN he.l »T ITS BEST
SNACKS: THEY CAN =£ NUTRITIOUS
FOOD. "ILK PROGRAM MAY BE CUT
CHILDREN, RETARDED
SEE MENTALLY RETARDED
CHILDREN, STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO Children, health care
SE
SE
I .'ttn ESiE2"^':s"otoc"ACY COUNCIL ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH
|Fn!?s'S°F^ci^S Sy^^S^iSJEN IS TOPIC
RALLY TO BACK SERVICES
&:ii=?S"DiE°T"?u'Tr-!lr':!iRT the south
^J^E^'TR^i'TM^N? nUlS' J°aV'lQCATE lU DURHAM
hF.P for violent, HANDICAPPED YOUTH GOAL OF PLANS
sfiTE.SuBHiM PROGRAMS TO HELP VIOLENT CHILDREN
SUIT ASKS SERVICES FOR AUTISTIC CHILD
CHILDREN, TELEVISION
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSn TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
COMMERCIALS HAVE EFFECT ON CHILDREN
CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOO IPLAYl ^^^^,_
PLAT ENHANCED BY LISTENING SYSTEM
^""■"cHSlfTIAS^Mis'lclc'DEBUT SCHEDULED AT GREY STONE
ChIl"»EN'S arts SUMMER EXPERIENCE
"Lt'l?H'ooi'-0?^£5s'A^ERNATIve FOR CHILDREN
CHILDREN'S BOOK .<EFk
aOOK «EEK ENTHUSIAST
'"""lirAof'S^l FAIRY TALES ^,^^,^^
:ril IfHE''t'lSHT°rErolE'c"H5UTils. COLLECTION
'"'^^l'::io°sIvE THE CHILDREN
^ci'iPoREN's"'If RALLY PLANNED NEXT TUESDAY
EFFECTS OF CUTS ON CHILDREN IS TOPIC
RALLY TO ?aCk SERVICES
CHILDREN'S NEEDS RALLY FOCUS
CHILDREN'S RALLY TGMORROJ
SYMPATHIZING WITH ATLANTA
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY OF N.C.
ENDO.'ENT AIDS ADOPTION PPGGRAM
THEY AID WOMEN WITH UNWANTED PREGNANCIES
PROBLEM PREGNANCIES
CmILDwaTCh
SEE CHILD WATCH
Chimney rock, N.C.
THEY'LL FENCE CHIMNEY ROCK
Chimney SwEEpS . „
PSOS FORM CLEAN-UP SOUAO
THE MORTAR MUST BE RICH
China
^^cracIs in iJe fabric of world communism
ci"i's Mt?E2iAL needs steer it toward the west
LIVE AND love in China
'■""**CH0"lCE CUTS OF CHINESE ART
'^"""CHINESE S°?eSt1STS work TO DEVELOP . SAFE BIRTH CONTROL PILL FOR -EN
CHINA, CANCE
ANCIENT DANCE
■^"""cH^S^riATERIAL NEEDS STEER IT TOWARD THE WEST
""''*5e!"l5?rio?01NG UP CHARLIE'S TRIP TO U,S.
CHARLIE STILL CAN'T GET 'STATESIDE'
CHINA, FOOD , „ , ,
SEE ALSO Chinese cooking
T
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PAGE =2
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F
L
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DATE
?G
L
P ?YL
6/0T/91
N
6/l'./Pl
p
N
i/l<./91
P
N
6/15/»I
P
P T37
6/17/Bl
1 6
N
6/22/°l
p
N
6/22/Bl
N
6/23/ei
N
!./2'./91
13
P
N
!>/24/?l
N
6/27/31
N
7/02/91
12
p
N
7/35/Rl
N
7/lt./81
N
7/19/81
N
7/25/91
N
7/26/ei
17
N
7/20/91
N
9/15/81
N
10/33/81
N
U/02/91
N
12/19/91
N
12/29/81
N
2
12/27/91
10
N
2
l2/2<>/ai
1
p
N
S 2 9/02/91 A 1 N 009
S 2 9/02/91 A 6 P F J66
M 2 9/17/81 C 1 P F S56
S 2 U/07/ai A3 N F30
5/09/81 C
9
N
s
5/08/91 C
1
H
5/11/81 A
H
7/24/91 A
if
9/30/81 C
1
S
10/23/91 C
I
HO
s
10/29/91 C
6
h
11/26/81 A
16
H
12/15/Bl A
H 2 7/06/81 a 2 N
S 2 12/03/91 e 1 U
H 2 5/09/91 A 6 N
S 2 5/28/91 D ■. P N F57
H 2 U/1<-/8I A 10 P P "66
H 2 ll/2'./81 A 4 E ,,
S 2 12/2<./81 1 P F 571
S 2 l2/2<t/81 D 2 P F 371
S 2 S/Oi/Bl S 5 P P T37
H 2 5/07/81 All N
H 2 5/09/BI C 9 N
S 2 5/08/81 C IN D08
H 2 5/10/81 E a P N
S 2 6/13/91 A 3 N „
S 2 6/15/81 C 1 P P T37
H 2 9/22/81 B 1
H 2 9/03/91 A 6
H 2 9/16/91 A 4
G 330
L
H I 6/12/91 B 1 P N
H 2 12/20/81 C 3 P N A5<.
H 2 7/17/81 a 5 P P T37
H 2 6/20/81 A ". E
S 2 7/02/91 A <. E
H 2 7/11/91 A ". E
H 2 11/17/81 A <, E
S 2 6/18/81 I P F F57
S 2 6/27/81 A 5 N
H 2 6/06/91 A 3 P P T37
H 2 7/ll/Bl A ■. E
H 2 7/01/91 A, 6 N
H 2 a/05/81 A 11 P N
T S
PACE <I3
1/10/82
E
D DATE C
1 r
L Y
PC L P BYL
2 10/07/81 B
1 n U
2 9/25/91 C
1 N 008
hontmly/annual inoex by subjec
5/Ol/ai - 12/31/81
FOLKS AROUND HE«E: LIFE'S LlnE IMAT
China, foreign relations , _
chinese journalist hopes to bridge countrys' gap
China. FORFIGN traoe
SEE CHINA, TRAOF
CHINA, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE „ , ,„,,,,., , ., „
CHINESE OELFGATION visits FORT BRAGG " ' 10/23/81 All N
'""*'cHll!lESE*OELE&AriON VISITS FORT BRAGG " 2 10/23/81 A 11 N
'^"""'hZZlilw BY CHINESE BASKETflALL H 2 10/07/81 CI F H71
CHINA, TRAOE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE , , , u •> i/iwoi . i. c
CHINA'S MATERIAL NEEDS STEER II TOWARD THE WEST H 2 7/11/31 A 4 E
China CITY STATION ^ , ,,,,,o, n , . ^
RESTAURANT AND OPTICAL STORE OPEN IN DURHAM H 2 6/21/91 D 11 N
CHINESE COOKING
^"oENcS PAStS; IS°THIS CHINESE COOK'S SPECIALTY S 2 5/13/81 B 1 P F Jt,6
CHI.mOUA-PENN plantation HOUSE INEAR REIOSVILLE, N.C.I ,,,,,,oi . o o o
POINSFTTIAS AT CHINQUA-PENN S 2 11/21/81 A 8 P P
CHRISTMAS OECflRATIONS *< ^ 11/25/81 A f F P
chi roprac tors
senate approves church oay-caoe exemptions h 2 6/06/81 a 5 n
chiropractors honor morris | | s'ifl'cs} t 2 n
chiropractors set meeting in asheville s 2 9/17/81 a 6 n
chlamydia
^"Hi!AM?Ou''M0«E"-COMHo"rHAN GONORRHEA, SYPHILIS H 2 5/17/81 A 22 N
CHLAMYDIA NOW MOST PREVALENT FORM OF VO H 2 11/02/81 A 3 N
CHLORINE ,^1- jjiER,; EFFECT ON LIFEGUARDS H 2 9/06/Bl C 7 N
DURHAM POOLS USED IN TESTS 5 2 9/08/81 CI N K90
CHLOROFORM ^ , T,„o/o, r, c u
SPILLED CHLOaOFOHM RAISES ALARM H 2 7/09/81 5 N
POLICE HANDLE CHEMICAL SPILL f ? '■'^''^J » l| ^ .„.
DURHAM POOLS USED IN TESTS S 2 9/09/81 CI N K90
CHOCOLATE MILKSHAKE
SEE ALSO Fooa
good old-fashioned lemonade - and it's real! h 2 7/07/81 6 i p f 536
doctors find natural chemicals may help prevent heart disease s 2 7/15/31 c 7 u
Chore workers
SEE CHORE (Durham county OEPT. of SOCIAL SERVICES) lACKONYMl
Choriocarcinoma
her prayer 'to ie really sick" not needed in medical nightmare h 2 9/27/91 3 r b30
Chowan college ,,,.,„.
fire damages school building h 2 7/31/81 a 3 n
food fight results in state of emergency h 2 10/29/81 b 2 n
food fight to bring penalties h 2 10/30/ni a 12 n
food-fighters should work s 2 11/09/81 a <■ e
chowan college officials angry about t-shirt s 2 11/09/81 b 6 n
CHP ISMONS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ,,.,„. „ ,„„,.= .
FINAL TOUCHES H 2 12/25/81 B 1 P P C56
CHRIST CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH , .,,„,„. „ „ .
TINY CHURCH DREAMS BIG: MINISTER SAYS FAITH PRODUCED RESULTS H 2 5/30/81 A 9 P N
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH , ,,,,„. „ „ .
MINISTER NAMED TO CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN H 2 10/17/91 A 9 P N
CHRISTIAN ACADEMIES
SEE COUNCIL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS
CHRISTIAN ACTION LEaGuF
REPEAL OF OBSCENITY LAW SOUGHT H 2 5/03/91 A 16 N
i,-YEAR TERMS IN LEGISLATURE ARE OPPOSED H 2 12/31/81 <i N
CHR ISTIAN CHURCH
APPEAL FOR UNITY: 6UTNER CHAPLAIN SPEAKS AT ASSEMBLY H 2 9/08/81 A 9 P N
CHRISTIAN DAY CARE CENTERS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST WILL SPEAK TUESDAY S 2 10/17/81 A 6 P N
CHR ISTIANITY
SEE ALSO RELIGION
CHURCHES COUNCIL ADOPTS STATEMENT ABOUT POLITICS H 2 5/15/81 A 7 N
CHRISTIE'S (LONOONl
SEE ALSO ART AUCTIONS
APPRAISAL DAY TO BENEFIT SOCIETY H 2 7/19/81 E 14 N
ANTIQUE APPRAISAL DAY S 2 7/20/81 B 1 N
SOCIETY PLANS APPRAISAL CLINIC H 2 8/04/81 A 6 N
ANTIQUES day: THREE EXPERTS ARE COMING H 2 a/2<i/81 A 6 P N
CHRISTIE'S APPRAISERS FIND TREASURES IN CHAPEL HILL S 2 8/31/81 6 1 P N J66
CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIVITY SCENE
SFE ALSO SANTA CLAUS
SEE ALSO Share your CHRISTMAS
it's possible to be right and be narsow-m i noeo h 2 12/01/81 a 4 e
mfrry christmas h 2 12/18/81 a 4, l
contrasts h 2 12/24/61 a 4 e
real and abiding h 2 12/24/81 a 4 e
Christmas message reverberates anew s 2 12/24/81 a 4 e
•tis the nichi before christmas s 2 12/24/81 d 1 p f b71
•TIS 'THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS' COLLECTION S 2 12/24/81 2 P F B7 I
monthlv/annual inoe<
S/Ol/Sl - li/31/8l
His STAR In the cast
merbv christmas
-it uas horoible this year..." icartjoni
cohhercl alisf ruins christmas
ch»isimas, crime
see also crimes. durham
yule criminals work overtime
two assault. ror customer
aCTEENS fCOL CRINCh. blat SANTA TuICE
FTLI-S AROUND HERE: ThE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
CHURCH MEMBER REPORTS NATIVITY SCENE OESTRuYED
CHRISTMAS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO Bull Durham classic (PREP TEAM I.RESTLINGI
SEE ALSO Christmas parades. DURHAM
SEE ALSO Share YOUR CHRISTMAS
Christmas IS making early appearance
STRONG HOLIDAY SEASON SEEN
STOCKING FUND GIVING BEGINS
CHRISTMAS C6LE6RATI0NS ALL OVER THE STATE
MUSEUM YULE TRAIN TRAVELS MAGIC LAND
GETTING READY fOR CHRISTMAS
NOTHING'S hO-hO-huM ABOUT TEEN-AGER'S JOB
SANTA LISTENS
A CHRISTMAS SMILE
CLEARED FOR TAKE-OFF
PAGEANTRY AT PARKHOOD
WINDOW PAINT
SPECIAL PARTY
SINGING PRAISES
MOTHER GOOSE AND SANTA
CHORUS BRINGS CHEER
'TwIXT 'FA LA LA' AND 'BAH. HUMBUG'
DURHAM CHURCHES PLAN SERVICES TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS
LIVE NATIVITY SCENE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE WEE SET
FOOD FOB THE NEEDY
SHE THOUGHT OF OTHERS IN 191". LETTER TO SANTA
CFLE6RATING CHRISTMAS
BIG BROTHER HAD MOKE ON HIS MIND THAN A CEDAR TREE
CARAVAN
ANGELIC WHITE LIGHTS
PBCGRIM FOR PEDIATRICS WARD
ARMY SPREADING HOLOIAY CHEER
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: CHRISTMAS CHEER
BUSINESSES BcGIN CLOSING THURSDAY FOR YULE
YULE CHEER FOR The HANDICAPPED
ANTIQUE DELIVERY
RED CROSS DOORS DFCORATED
IT'S STILL NOT TOO LATE FOR A HOLIDAY CAKE
'OLE SANNY': A FORMER CLAUS RECALLS HIS TIME ON THE HOT SEAT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
SHOPPING Rush EASES MERCHANTS' ANXIETIES
HOMECOMINGS CAN CAUSE STRESS AS WELL AS jOY
HEALTH. A VACATION, NO TIES: A SURVEY OF HOLIDAY WISHES
FESTIVITIES SRIGhTEN CHILD'S HOSPITAL STAY
PHONE LINES WILL BE BUSY
A HELPING HAND
SENIOR CITIZENS TRIM THE CITY HALL TREE
MAN OF FEW WORDS: SOMETHING TO TALK. AND SMILE. ABOUT
HE'S GOT The spirit
ACIEENS FOOL GRINCH. PLAY SANTA TWICE
AN INGENIOUS TREE
DURHAM CHfilSTMAStS WERE ROWDY IN YESTERYEARS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
A MEROY Christmas to all our readers from the HERALD STAFF
SALVATION ARMY READY TO HELP THOSE IN NEED
FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES
IT "EALLY SNOWED FOR SOME IN N.C.
DURHAM SHOPPERS C^auO MALLS IN POST-HOLIDAY BUYING SPREES
CHRISTMAS morning-with a little frosting
NATIVITY DRAMA TO GET ENCORE
119,000 SILVERWARE STOLEN
IGNITION. . . TAKE OFF
SNOW SCENE
FOLKS ABOUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
CHRISTMAS. DURHAM, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO Christmas, N.C, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO DEPRESSION lEMOTIONAL STATEI
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
'TIS The season TO BE - DOWN IN THE JUMPS
Christmas, history
christmas oatf obscured by history.
SUBJECTS
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SCIENTISTS SAY
Christmas, international
■the holidays from chile to china'
DECORATING FOR Christmas
Christmas, n.c.
YULE EVE
ChrISTma
YULE EVE
MAKING C
HOLIDAYS
MOST GAS
AN OLD S
GOVERNOR
ALAMANCE
VIETNAM
INMATFS
OECORATI
BRISK SA
SOME ARE
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REFUGEES
CHRISTMA
NTS: N.C. TOWNS. COMMUNITIES PLAN MANY CELEBRATIONS
S CELEBRATIONS ALL OVER THE STATE
NTS SET FOR WEEKEND
OOKIES
BLEAK FOR UNEMPLOYED
STATIONS TO BE CLOSED DEC. 2S
ALEM Chr ISTmaS
SENOS HOLIDAY MESSAGE
COUNTY HOSPITAL DECOSATES FOR CHRISTMAS
VETERANS Share MEMORIES OF CHRISTMAS PAST
AID YULE PROJECTS
NG CAPITOL GROUNDS A BIG JOB FOR CREW
LES HELP DEPLETE N.C. CHRISTMAS TREE STOCK
A FAMILIES PRESERVE SPECIAL TRADITIONS
JAIL. A BRIGHT CHRISTMAS
LS tale OF DELIGHT AND PLUNDER
PaisON HAS SERVICE
TFuL GIFT
IN N.C. FIND Christmas bewildering
S OlON'T STOP SHOPPERS
Christmas, n.c. depression
SEE ALSO Christmas, Durham. DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO DEPRESSION lEMOTIONAL STATEI
SEE ALSO "ENTAL HEALTH
HOMECOMINGS Can CauSE STRESS AS WELL AS JOY
Christmas, sales
SEE ALSO Businesses. Durham
STRONG HOLIDAY SEASON SEEN
DURHAM MERCHANT PREDICTS HOLIDAY SALES TO BE EXCELLENT
'TIS The season to be wary
durham merchants record brisk sales
shopping safety tips prevent yule sadness
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MONTMLV/ANNUAL
INDEX
N.C. MERCHANTS GET THE JITTERS
HONEt «OES MOUNT AS HOLIOAtS APPROACH
SOME nuBHAM MERCHANTS SAY CHRISTMAS SALES ARE GOOD
•TwIXT "FA LA LA' AND 'BAH, HUMauG'
IT'S A ROUGH TIME FOR CLERKS AS HELL AS SHOPPERS
SHOPPING RUSH EASES MERCHANTS' ANXIETIES
DURHAM SHOPPERS CROWD MALLS IN POST-HOLIDAY BUYING
HE'S ALL SET
CHRISTMAS DIDN'T STOP SHOPPERS
POST-CHR IST»AS SALES GOOD IN DURHAM
GRABBING BARGAINS
POST-HOLIDAY SALES ORAU CROWDS IN N.C.
chr istmas Cactus , , „^
HOLIDAY blossoms RESULT OF MONTHS OF CARE,
patience
CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOUR OF HISTORIC HOMES IN CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO MOUSE TOURS
HOLIDAY HOME TOUR SCHEDULED
RETIREMENT HAVEN ON CHAPEL HILL TOUR
FAIRNTOSh PLANTATION NOT BUILT UNTIL 1810
CHRISTMAS CARDS
POSTMASTER URGES EARLY YULE MAILINGS
N.C. POLITICIANS CUT CHRISTMAS CARD LISTS
MISUSING YULE CARDS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
A CHRISTMAS CAROL (BOOK AND PLAYI
SPIRIT OF SHARING OPENS 'A CHRISTMAS CAROL'
DUKE SETS 'Christmas carol'
SPIRIT of Christmas present
'Christmas carol' for kids is tonight
Christmas decorations
SEE ALSO ChR ISMONS
see also crafts
see also duke univ.. christmas tree
see also holiday safety
preparing for christmas
n.c. towns gear uf for christmas
preparing for christmas
christmas tree baubles
yule trees to be lit monday
just around the corner
mcaoenville to light up , ,^,
improvements helping sale of artificial trees
duke homestead has traditional christmas
north carolina ornaments
deck the halls of the governor's mansion
angelic white lights
decorating capitol grounds a big job for crew
executive mansion decorated
Christmas ornaments recall memories of foster children
Christmas gifts
see also toys
•artful' ideas for gift-giving
christmas crafts from triangle senior citizens
...but mickey is still alive and well!
correctional center inmates make toys for needy kids
put on thinking cap for last-minute gifts
racers. computer games. cubes on most-wanted lists
a christmas list: something for everybody
Christmas mouse (Chapel hill, n.c.i
christmas house helps the needy
spirit of sharing opens 'a christmas carol'
unc team helps christmas house
drawing a crowd
giving toys to the needy
spirit of christmas present
Christmas parades. Durham
SEE ALSO Christmas. Durham
SEE ALSO GORMAN CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO PARADES
HOLIDAY PARAGE WILL BE NOV. 22
SIGN-UP 6FGINS FOR HOLIDAY PARADE
DEADLINE SET FOR PARADE
82NO AIRBORNE BAND SET FOR HOLIDAY PARADE
. . .A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS
PARADE PREPARATIONS
CHRISTMAS PARADE TO BE HELD SUNDAY
PARADE ENTRIES LISTED
PARADE TIME
ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARADE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 3:00 P.M.
DURHAM'S BICGFST PARADE SET SUNDAY
SANTA COMES TO TOWN AS KOPS GET THEIR MAN
A PAKADE OF SMILES TO BRIGHTEN MONDAY
FAMILIAR MESSAGE
CONVERTIBLE SPREADS HOLIDAY SPIRIT
CORRECTION
IT'S 'jORMAN PARADE TIME AGAIN!
gorman plans 2h0 parade
upgrade christmas parade
merry wheels
Christmas parades, n.c.
see also roxjgro. n.c. christmas parade
parades set for holidays
mcncure needs band to march in parade
santa delivers for moncure
parades: henderson's rolls at 10 a.m.; graham's starts at 11
parades: mebane's to be friday; fr ank l inion ' s friday evening
GIdSONVlLLE PARADE IS TODAY
auTNER Parade set Sunday
HAW RIvER PARADE TODAY
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
FAMILIES NEED CHEER
MOZART, 'MESSIAH' IN CHRISTMAS MUSIC PROGRAMS
CHURCH ShInES a light ON THE NATIVITY
christmas seal campaign
supporting lung association
christmas shopping
see christmas, sales
cmb istmas star
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill mobeheao planetarium
unc law professor challenges star show
christmas date obscured by history, scientists say
Christmas tree industry
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11/12/91
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12/05/91
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12/10/81
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12/12/81
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CMalSTHlS TREE PRICES H»lf DECLINE IN N.C.
CHRISTMtS TRE^S ARE BIG BUSINESS IN I.C.
CMBISTMiS TREES
see also pu«e univ., christmas hee
see also trees
see also umlte house christmas tree
n.c. christmas trets hay be tj i million crop
Christmas tree baubles
TULE trees to be lit MONDAY
JUST AROUND The corner
Christmas tree prices "AY decline in n.c.
IMPROVEMENTS helping sale OC ARTIFICIAL TREES
Christmas trees are big BUSINESS in n.c.
SEARCH fOR A 'PERFECT" TREE
BRINGING Cheer
BIG BROTHER HAD MORE ON HIS mi nD Than a CECAR TREE
LIVE TREES UOULO PLEASE
MONTAGUES 3ASK In BEAUTY OF TREE
SMALL MIRACLiS
YULE TREES SELL MELL
A scragcly tree turns lovely
BRISH SALES HELP DEPLETE N.C. CHRISTMAS TREE STOCK
DECK The tree
AN INGENIOUS TREE
Chromium
ROxeORO
lARNS COMPANY ABOUT CHROMIUM LEVELS
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
IN Full BLOOM
Chuck Davis dance co.
dancers demonstrate method
davis dancers preserve rich cultural heritage
•a salute to elders' performed
children listed incorrectly in photo
concert more ceremony than performance
dancers ho.'.orfd elderly
chuct davis returns
DANCE PEftFaSMANCE
CHURCH OF Christ, scientist
SEE Christian science
Church of god and true holiness
CONYERS servitude CASE IN JURY'S HANOS
CONYERS GETS ?0-YEA« TERM IN TRIAL fqr SLAVERY
slavery: The CURSE ABIDES WITH US YET
TRUE HOLINESS IS GONE BUT NOT THE SCARS
CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY
3 GUNMEN ROB CHURCH GROUP
TMO ASSAULT. ROB CUSTOMER
Thieves rob churchgoers of valuables
robbery arrest
Church of jesus Christ of latter day saints
see mormons
Church schools
see private schools
Church st. housing development (Chapel hill, n.c.i
piney mt. project drams 25 speakers
Churches. Durham
SEE ALSO Church Of GOD AND TRUE HOLINESS
RIDGECREST BAPTIST WILL OEOICITE NE» 3UIL0ING
CHURCHES SCHEDULE SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS. REVIVALS
CHRISTIAN MUSICAL DEBUT SCHEDULED AT GREY STONE
GALLOWAY TO SPEAK AT SERVICE
OLD CHURCH GETS NEW Chapel
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEDULE REVIVALS. CONCERTS
MONEY RAISED TO CONTINUE MEALS ON WHEELS
TRIANGLE CHURCHES PLAN CONCERTS, REVIVALS
INTERIM MINISTER AT PILGRIM WILL TAKE PRESBYTERY POST
TRIANGLE Churches HONOR GRADUATES, SENIOR CITIZENS
services scheduled for atlanta children
churches plan concerts
homecoming service planned
chupches plan special services
TRIANGLE Churches schedule bible school
SERVICE SUNDAY TO HONOR RETIRING PASTOR
PASTOR IS NOMINATED FOR PILGRIM PULPIT
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEDULE SPECIAL SERVICES
DURHAM ChURChFS celebrate NATION'S BIRTHDAY
MINISTER JOINS Church BOARD
LUTHERAN Church will Install new pastor Sunday
TRIANGLE Churches schedule concerts
DURHAM NATIVE NAMED bishop IN CENTRAL N.Y.
TRIANGLE Churches plan special services
YOuTh views: pro era, NO POT
TRIANGLE ChuRCmES SCHEDULE CONCERTS, SPECIAL PROGRAMS
BETHANY COLLECTS CLOTHING GIFTS
CHURCH ANNOUNCES HOMECOMING PLANS
HOLY Infant church to meet in school
TRIANGLE Churches plan revival services, concerts
Church picks music leader
musical programs featured
mormons plan to renovate Chapel hill country club
churches plan special days
reduction in federal money coulo hurt meals on wheels
presbyterians plan new church
triangle churches plan special events
DUKE'S Chapel TO OBSERVE HIST ANNIVERSARY
CHURCHES SET HOMECOMING
MURDOCH CEREMONY IS TODAY
TRIANGLE Churches schedule special Events
MORAL MAJORITY TIE BOOSTS F A ST-GROW I NG CHURCH
TRIANGLE CHURCHFS SCHEDULE SPECIAL EVENTS
ROOTS, WARTS. ROSES: ST. LUKE'S CHURCH HISTORY TAKES STOCK OF ALL THREE
Chu»Ch honors trinity park
NEW BETHEL TO HONOR PASTOR OF 36 YEARS
CONCERT SET IN ST. MARK'S CHURCH WEDNESDAY
TRIANGLE Churches plan special CELEBRATIONS
MINISTER NAMED TO CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
TRIANGLE Churches welcome guests during HOMECOMINGS
YATES ASSN. ANNUAL MEETING CONVENES MONDAY
TRIANGLE ChuRChfs SCHEDULE SPECIAL EVENTS
GOV. HUNT TO ADDRESS JOINT MEETING OF BAPTISTS
TRIANGLE Churches slate special events
FORMER Durham MINISTER LEADS Campaign AGAINST GAMBLING
TRIANGLE Churches slate special events
NEW CHURCHES: GROWTH IN BUILDING CONGREGATIONS SLOW
SERVICE IN Ou<E CHAPEL THURSDAY MILL END FAST TO HELP HUNGRY
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CHUOChcS Sl'N 5PECUL EVENTS „ ,,, ,
MOH TIMES DO CHANGE: CHURCHES' UNUSUAL ORIGINS
THANKSGIVING SERVICES SET
ToiANGLE Churches plan thanksgiving service
ACTOR to give MARK'S GOSPEL DRAMATIZATION
triangle churches slate holiday CONCERTS, events
HENNONITE church PLANS TO DEDICATE AUDITORIUM
TRIANGLE Churches will ring wi .h holiday-music voices
Churches plan yule services , , ,
church choirs hill sing CHRISTMAS CANTATAS „.,,„ ,
DURHAM CHURCHES PLAN SERVICES TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS
TRIANGLE CHURCHES CELEBRATE HOLIDAY SEASON
pJesiYfEftliN''cSul>CH"EioEls BEGIN TO CONSIDER REUNION PLAN
CHURCHES, N.C. , „
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
STUDY CENTER ItAOER RESIGNS
SENATE APPROVES CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT MEASURE
CHURCH DAY-CARE BILL FACES SENATE
CHURCH DAY CARE BILL ADVANCES
SENATE APPROVES CHURCH OAY-CARE EXEMPTIONS
SENATORS RUN SCARED
HUNT ASKS SUPPORT FOR FRIENDS PROGRAM
■SOCIAL GOSPEL" STERILE DOCTRINE
LEGISLATORS TURNING TO DAY-CARE RULES
N.C. HOUSE REJECTS EFFORTS TO REVIVE DAY-CARE ISSUE
i\lr,r, ^2feh^^ils'^pSE?B^TEtrlp%«0VES CHURCH UNION PLAN
INFLATION HITTING CHURCHES' HUMAN SERVICE PROGRAMS
PROFESSOR SAYS PIETY IS HEALTHY
HISTORIC CHURCH PLANS HOMECOMING
LATE AGREEMENT SAVES CHURCH FROM FORECLOSURE
CHURCH GROWTH LEVELING OFF IN N.C.
WHY CHURCHES nON'T GROM
TAXPAYERS DISGUISE TUITION COSTS
A LINK TO THE PAST
STRAYING TOO FAR AFIELD
SOCIAL PROBLEMS NEED MORE CHURCH HELP
CATHOLIC Church needs more priests ,, „, „ „^^. .,,.,
SOME CHURCHES PLAN TO HELP EASE IMPACT OF BUDGET CUTS
UNC TO STUDY CHURCH RITUALS
POINTERS ON ECCLESIASTICAL NEEDLEPOINT _
CHURCH MEMBERS ARRESTED, Charged hith trespassing
CHURCHES SLATE GUEST SPEAKERS
"^'' CHURCh'fIghTS CUMBERLAND DECISION TO TAX UNUSED PROPERTY
fayetteville church appeals tax ruling
"" appIal'for unity: butner Chaplain speaks at assembly
churches, synagogues band together to help children
CIBA-GEIGY CORP.
WARNING ON FUNGICIDE USE IS ISSUED BY FIRM
CIGARETTE INDUSTRY I SEE ALSO NAMES OF CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS)
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
LEVY ON CIGARETTE MAKERS PONDERED
TOBACCO TAX PLAN FINOS LITTLE SUPPORT IN INDUSTRY
ROYALL SURPRISED BY HIS 'CANDIDACY' FOR GOVERNOR
WORLD CIGARETTE OUTPUT RISING AT SLOWER RATE
CIGARETTE LIGHTER
LIGHTER EXPLODES, BURNS ELDERLY MAN
LOWRY DIES FROM BURNS
MAN, 79, BURNED BY LIGHTER DIES
CIGARETTE LIGHTER GAVE HIM A FLICKER OF HOPE
CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CAMEL CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CARLTON CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO OMNI LUXURY LIGHTS 100' S
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO WINSTON CIGARETTES
CIGARETTE BLAMED FOR DEATH IN FIRE
REYNOLDS SIGNS AGREEMENT
REYNOLDS ENTERS ARGENTINA MARKET
QUITTING HELPS, SMOKERS TOLO
CIGARETTE SMOKERS TO PUFF A BIT MORE
CIGARETTES. ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ADVERTISING
CHARGES BROUGHT AFTER AD SNUFFED
HER ANTI-SMOKING SPOTS TO GET NEW LIFE
ADS SNUFFED OUT
REYNOLDS FILES FORMAL COMPLAINT
CIGARETTE ADS WARNINGS WILL BE CHANGED
LIGGETT, AMERICAN SETTLE SUITS OVEh HEALTH WARNING CHARGES
MANY PAPERS TURN OOWN REYNOLDS AD
CIGARETTE ADVERTISING INCREASES
WINSTON CIGARFTTE5 TO GET NEW DESIGNS FOR PACKAGES
CIGARETTES. HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
CIGARETTES. LABELS
NEW SMOKING LABELS MULLED
CIGARETTES. PRICES
REYNOLDS SETS HIGHER PRICES FOR CIGARETTES
CIGARETTES, PRODUCTION
WORLD CIGARETTE OUTPUT RISING AT SLOWER RATE
CIGARETTES, SALES
PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN SMOKERS DIPS TO 15-YEAR LOW
WORLD CIGAnETTc OUTPUT RISING AT SLOWER RATE
CIGARETTES. SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO U.S. TREASURY DEPT., BUREAU OF ALCOHOL. TOBACCO AND FIREARMS
CIGARETTE SMUGGLING STILL FATTENS N.C. TAX TAKE
U.S. OFFICIALS OUIT EFFORTS TO END CIGARETTE SMUGGLING
CUTS MAY AID Illicit cigarette trafficking
CIGARETTES. TAR AND NICOTINE RATINGS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
FTC LISTS CIGARETTE CARBON MONOXIDE
GALLOWS HUMOR
CIGARETTES. TASTE
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SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
auARTET TO PERFORM
CIRCA ijE.ElRY STOREl
CO»NTOdN STORE "AT GO OUT OF BUSINESS
00»NTO«N DURHAM BUSINESS MAY CLOSE
CIRCLE TOURS
CIRCLE TOURS. ..ke traveled The world for you IADI
CIRCUIT CITY SUPERSTORES
AIL-ELECTRIC PhONE SYSTEM STARTS JUNE 27
CIRCUIT CITY OPENS lEU STORE
GRAND OPENING OF CIRCUIT CITY SUPERSTORE
CIRCUIT CITY OPENS IN Durham
CIRCUS
SEE ALSO CARSON AND BARNES CIRCUS
CIRCUS: '"IT OF HISTORY- ARRIVES FRIDAY
TENT CISES AT SOUTH SQUARE FOR ONE OF LAST "BIG TOP
BEASTS Of BURDEN
A DURANTE A-QNG RHINOS
RAISE HIGH THE BIG TOP
CISPL'ITIN I DRUG I
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DUKE USES DRUG FOR ChEmOThERAPy RELIEF
TME CITADEL ICHARlESTON, S.C.I
CITADEL REJECTS S200.000 OFFER TO ALLO- fIL"lNC OF
CITATIONS
SEE ALSO CRIMES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MISDEMEANORS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
CITATIONS ISSUED IN MISOE-EAWIRS
POLICE CHANGE ARREST OROCEOURE
TEEN-AGER ISSUED SHOPLIFTING CITATION
OFFICER WRITES LARCENY CITATION
CITIBANK
BANK TO PROVIDE LOANS FOR N.C.
'DISCIPLINE-
COLLEGE STUDENTS
CITIES. N.C. BUDGET
3 CITIES TO Share eouipment
CITIES, U.S., Budget
SEE ALSO DEFAULT
SEE ALSO N.C. LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
'SELF-RELIANCE-: SOUTHERN CITIES URGED TO RELY ON LOCAL MONEY
-ARKHAM SKEPTICAL OF OQUNTOWNS PLAN
MARKMAM HEARS BAQ NE"S ON CITIES
CITIES SERVICE
JUDGMENT IS ENTERED AGAINST JAMES BROWN
BROWN LOSES DEFAULT RULING
CITIZEN BAND RADIOS
SEE ALSO 6EACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY (ACRONYM!
SEE ALSO RADIO
C.3. JAMBOREE PLANNED
REACT OFFERS REST STOP FOR HOLIDAY TRAVELERS
Two MEN CONVICTED OF CHARGES INVOLVING CBS
SUSPENDED TERM GIVEN IN CB CASE
DURHAM-5 REACT TEAM IS BEST IN N.C.
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO Durham REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
3 BOARDS HAVE VACANCIES
COMMITTEE NAMES 3 TO 30ARO
COMMITTEE LEARNS IT MAY HAVE 10 VACANCIES ON BOARD TO FILL
CITIZENS AGAINST HAZARDOUS WASTE IN Chatham
CROUP IN Chatham TO OPPOSE LANDFILL
NO LANDFILL APPLICATION RECEIVED
FIRM GIVES srESE'.TaTIOn on WASTE MANAGEMENT
WASTES MANAGEMENT COMPANY PRESENTS ITS SIDE
CITIZENS aSSCCIaTION
INVENTORY TAX CREDIT PROTESTED
CITIZENS COMMISSION ON ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
ALTERNATIVE PUNISHMENT BEING STUDIED By PANEL
COSTLY SCORE-KEEPING
PRISON A Failed solution to crime
PRISON TERMS OFTEN DON - T HELP
N.C. HAS HIGH BATE OF IMPRISONMENT
PRISONS ARE CROWDED AND SHOCKINGLY EXPENSIVE
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'^"5'Er^««e"c3S2T;'"?YT'.rE§S CONCERNED .BOUT PC,
CITIZENS FOR POESEPVING F»RM1.»NDS
SEE ALSO FARMLAND
GROUP 1AY FILE SUIT ON I-'.C LINK
CITHENS FOR RESPONSIBLE AIRPORT EXPANSION
"!in!?N"s-'!i§"^°^?S?OLJfS:°?EA 'ES HONEY TO AIRPORT
CITIJENS UNITED FOR FAIR ELECTRIC RATES
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY, RATES
RATE INCREASE OPPONENTS "ILL "EEJ.,,
RATES GROUP PLANS MEETING w IIH STATE
CITIZENS DEBATE RATE INCREASE
C I T W ENSHIP DAY
SEE ALSO CONSTITUTION KEEK
CITIZENSHIP DAY
CITRUS CROPS
SEE ALSO CROPS
SEE ALSO ORA'iCES
BAN »CULO AFFECT N.C.
STATE HAY EXPAND QUARANTINE
CITY OF MEDIC INE
SEE DURHAM, N.C.
MEDICAL INDUSTRY
CITY OF POLYESTER
SEE BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS
CITY OF WOMEN (FILHI , .,^,
FELLINI film: VISION OR CHAUVINISM?
'^'"sFE^KrhJm, N.C. CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE OrjRHAM CIVIC CENTER lOLDI
CIVIC CENTERS, N.C. ,„„ , ,,
CIVIC CENTER - WHO'LL PAY FOR IT?
LEE GRANTS FRANCHISE FOR CABLE TV
'^"iEE'^ot!RHiM?Tc", CIVIC CLUBS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CIVIC CLUBSI
C IV IL A I"* PATkOL. N.C.
I?VrT'cON^UCU°SF.„ch in N.C. FOR LOST PLANE
CAP SEARCHING FOR PLANE IN N.C.
AIR PATOOL STILL SEARCHING FOR SMALL PLANE IN N.C.
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR HISSING PLANE
AIR SEARCH RESUMES FOR MISSING PLANE
VANCE UNIT LOOKS FOR PLANE
'■'"sFe''oURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE N.C. CIVIL LI'lERTIES UNION
""sEe'aLSO^amERICAN civil LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S RIGHTS
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
SEE ALSO U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO U.S. OFFICE OF CIVIL RIi^HTS
WILKINS STRUGGLED PROUDLY
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMFNT
STATE NAACP HEAD PRAISES ROY WILKINS ,.,,„,.,,,,,
UNC VICE PRESIDENT WARNS OF DANGER OF INFLEXIBILITY
UNC OFFICIAL SAYS NEW CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS VINDICTIVE
intolerance among civil rights leaders
The trouble with orthodoxy
civil rights violation
chatham man sues officials
cwp member says probe 'trojan horse"
civil service pensions
see also federal employees
^^FEDERAl''p£NSION plans DON'T RIP OFF AMERICAN TAXPAYERS
FEDERAL BENEFITS OUT OF LINE
CIVIL S£"VICF SYSTEM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES , „,..
LAWS FORCE SOME FEDERAL WORKERS TO 'DOUBLE DIP'
FEDERAL PENSION PLANS DON'T RIP OFF AMERICAN TAXPAYERS
CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE AlSn N.C, HISTORY
SeI ALSO UNIIED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY
■IT'S THE LlilRARY'S BOOKS ON THE CIVIL WAR ...
LIITER OESECRirf:. GRAVE OF GEN. LEE'S DAUGHTER
DURING CIVIL WAR FLAGS WERE MADE OF WHAT YUU HAD
CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS
FOR BRANTLEY, CCC SPELLED NEW LIFE
CIVILIAN-MILITARY CONTINGENCY HOSPITAL SYSTEM
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MILITARY HOSPITALS
HOSPITAL COMMITS BEDS TO MILITARY
HOSPITAL OKS PACT TO TREAT WAP CASUALTIES ,,.„„
GROUPS QUESTION HOSPITAL'S AGREEMENT HITH MILITARY
GROUPS PROTEST DECISION
SENSIBLE PREPARATION
COMPASSION Over politics
SOMETHING ASKEW
HOSPITAL STILL HAS ROOM FOR PEACE PROTESTERS
CIVILITIES AND CIVIL RIGHTS ( BOOK I
DUKE PROF WINS RFK BOOK AWARD
CIVITAN CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
CITIZENSHIP AWARD
HONORS C ITIZENS
CIVITAN CLIIB
SEE ALSO PRIGHI LEAF CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO Chapel hill CIviTan Club
ICARTOONI
H 2 I2/ia/ai A 20 N
H 2 11/0',/Rl 6 1 N H60
S 2 3/l?/'>l CI "55'
S 2 9/15/91 A J N sal
s 2 9/Qi/ai B 1 p N sa3
H 2 9/IT/81 A <, E
S 2 7/11/91 A 1 N
H 2 8/28/81 A 13 N
2 7/31/81 D 9 P R S66
2 7/26/81 A I N '<9
1 8/04/91 B 1 N "27
ii/oi/ai
A
12
12/09/81
A
1
12/06/91
A
18
12/07/81
A
12
12/09/81
A
12
12/30/91
B
1
12/31/91
B
ti
S 2 9/10/91 A
9/09/9 1
10/12/91
10/13/91
10/15/81
10/19/91
13
1
H I 5/06/81 C I N
H 2 U/l<./91 B l". N
S 2 6/06/81
S 2 U/27/91
S 2
S 2
5/19/81
6/06/81
9/06/91
9/25/91
12/27/91
T P<,5
N L30
F
H 2 9/16/81 C 1 P U L57
12/08/91
12/09/81
12/11/81
12/11/91
12/13/81
12/U/91
12/15/91
12/15/91
9
10
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N
N W2*
N
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E
E
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H 2 5/14/91 A 15 P N
S 2
S 2
6/02/81 A
6/10/81 C
H66
S76
MONTHLY/AN
N U « L
INDEX
SUBJECTS
PACE lOQ
1/10/82
SFE ALSO ENO VALLEY CIVITAN CLUP
SfE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE LUNCHEON CIVITAN CLUcJ
CIVITAN Of The year
OA: DOUG PROBLEM BETTER
civitan club. area v
clubs recognized
Clarendon hall ( yancfyville. n.c.i
for sale: historic caswell house. 180 acres being offered
clarksville summer festival
see also festivals. n.c.
clarksville summer festival is scheduled july 10 to 19
claakton* n.c.
judge orders town to restart project
class action suits
see also lawsuits
u.s. court of appeals overturns ruling on trearment of handicapped
five fort bragg civilian workers file suit against army
apartment owners sued
class reunions (general heading)
see reunions (other than familyi
classical music
see also music
classical bandstand: « chart for longhairs
classified advertising
see also advertising
•aoult personal' ads are legal. n.c. attorney general aide says
CLAUDIA lEGARE (OPFRAl
MUSICAL DRAMA TO END SUMHERSTAGE SEASON
'CLAUDIA LEGARE' - A NEW KINO OF OPERA
opera: PRHOUCTION OF 'CLAUDIA LEGARE' MARKS START OF MUSICAL THEATER
"CLAUDIA LEGARE- A Theater must
■CLAUDIA LEGARE': wEAK SCRIPT. BUT SCORE, CAST COMPENSATE
CLAY
WEOGEWOOO USED CLAY FROM N.C.
CLAYTON RELAYS
NORTHERN BOYS CLAIM 3R0 STRAIGHT
CLEAN AIR ACT
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTIO'I
2 TAR HEELS ON OPPOSITE SIDES AS ENVIRONMENTAL BATTLE 8REWS
CONGRESS SHOULD EJITENO CLEAN AIR ACT
KEEPING AIR CLEAN IS GOOD ECONOMICS
HELMS CALLS FOR RELAXATION OF HEALTH LAWS
CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C, BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO LITTER
A CLEAN START
Durham becomes member OF CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
DURHAM JOINS CLEAN COMMUNITIES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
GOAL IS WORTHWHILE
CITY Cleanup to have positive tone
CLEAN CITY CAMPAIGN BEGINS
POSITIVE APPROACH TO LITTER
BLACKBURN IS Chairman
BARNES IS CHAIRMAN
SYSTEM PLOTTING STRATEGY ON LITTER
THIRD halF-maRATmON set FOR OUKE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: HOW'S THAT AGAIN?
LUCAS IS Chairman for schools
' ADOPT-A-BLOCK' LITTER PROGRAM PLANNEI^
CLEAN INTEREST
CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM OF DURHAM. INC.
PACK CLEANS UP
CLEAN STREAMS MONTH
PLUNGE INTO 'CLEAN STREAMS MONTH'
CLEAN WATER ACT
SEE ALSO Chemical spills
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO N.C. CLEAN WATER BONOS ACT
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
LOulSBuRG AWAITS Call on bonds
CLEAN WATER BONO ISSUE
SFE N.C. CLEAN HATER BONOS ACT
SEE WATER BONO ISSUE
CLEANLINESS
OIRTy DOCTORS
CLEGG'S TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL. INC.
PIGEONS NOT WANTED AT BRIChTLEAF
DON'T KILL The PIGEONS
CLEMSON UNIV.. STUDENTS
STEER STUNT FOILED
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS
RECRUIT SAYS CLEMSON OFFERED MONEY. GIFTS
INVESTIGATORS VISIT CLEMSON
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
SHAFFER: 'ALWAYS WANTED TO GO TO CLEMSON'
CLEMSON NIPS S. CAROLINA
BILL FOSTER, I PRESUME
CLEHSON UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
BLEAK '80
iON UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
CLEMSON WORKOUTS DISAPPOINT FORD
CLEMSON ATTACK RETURNS INTACT AFTER
*CC FOOTBALL FINOS LIFE IN AIR GAME
CLEMSON'S SECRET STORM
SIX-AND-FIVE STILL SMARTS IN DEATH VALLEY
TIGERS WIN NON-CONFERENCE GAME
TURNOVERS HOUND 'DAWGS' IN DEFEAT
DOOLEY SAYS TIGER DEFENSE KEY IN UPSET
TIGERS GET BREAlHfR
NCAA CONTINUES TO STUDY CLEMSON
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN aROUGHT
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H 1 6/30/ai B 1
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H 2 8/13/81 A 1 4
H 2 9/17/81 A 9
H 2 11/13/81 A 15
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N
N H36
H 2 10/30/81 (> D U S36
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7/22/81
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7/23/81
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7/24/81
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7/28/81
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7/30/81
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3 P R M04
H 2 11/01/81 E 6 F
H 2 5/03/81 B 3 N E93
H 2 5/11/81 A
H 2 9/16/81
H 2 10/16/81 A
S 2 U/12/81 C
13
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H 2
6/23/81
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6/24/81
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M09
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6/24/81
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K90
H 2
6/25/81
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6/25/81
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7/17/81
P
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K90
S 2
7/24/81
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F30
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9/04/81
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S 2
9/21/81
N
S 2
9/23/81
19
N
S 2
9/24/81
10
N
F30
S 2
10/02/81
N
S83
H 2
10/10/81
D
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S 2
10/24/81
N
H 2
10/29/81
N
S 2
10/30/81
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H 2
11/01/81
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S 2 U/16/81 C 1 P P S76
H 2 9/19/ni A
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H 2 6/22/ai A 4
2 12/24/91 8 14
2 12/31/81 A 5
H 2 10/22/81 A 20
H 2 6/29/81 B 6 N
H 2 9/25/81 C 2 N
2 5/02/81 B 2 N E93
2 12/13/81 B 3 P N
2 U/16/81 C 1 P F
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9/25/81
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9/30/91
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S 7
8/31/81
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H 2
9/01/81
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H 2
9/01/91
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S 2
9/14/81
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H 2
9/20/81
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H 2
9/20/81
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9/23/81
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9/25/81
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JCC LOOK ING UP
JUDGE FOR CLEMSON'S DEFENSE
FORD IIUDS DUKE DEFENSE
NOTES
•78 TIGERS: JCC'S BEST FOOTBALL TEAM?
A TEST FOR THF tigers
TABRQN TO EtERGF AS TIGER JINX?
TIGERS MANHANDLE BLUE DEVILS. 38-10
DUKE FALLS RACK. AGAIN
JUST ONE DEBT LEFT FOR ANGRr TIGERS
CLEMSHN FLATTENS DUKE
ACC ROUNDUP
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE SPORTS SET
UNC-CLEHSON TELECAST POSSIBLE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: BUMPER SNICKER
TIGERS' 'TEXTBOOK' DEFENSE BRUISES WOLFPaCk. MCINTOSH
TIGERS ROLL ON ,, _^
TIGERS SCORE. AND SCORE. AND SCORE. . .
DUKE STORV OUFSTIONEO ,,„„^
TIGERS TUNE UP FOR ACC SHOWDOWN: CLEMSON AUESOME
UNC-CLEHSON ON TV , ,, ,
GROH LOOKS XO FUTURE AFTER ROUT BY TIGERS
FORO LEAVING NO HEELS UNTURNED IN PREPARATION
LIGHTS. CAMERAS. . . HHOOPS
TIGERS' GOOD. BAD
TIGERS MAKE IMPRESSION ON TAR HEELS
FORD: REVENGE NOT A MOTIVATOR
CLEMSON HONORS FORD
THE MATCHUPS
SHOUOOWN DIVIDES RICHARDSON FAMILY
TIGERS' DEFENSE STOPS TAR HEELS FOR 10-8 VICTORY
TIGFR BY The TAIL. ALMOST
ORANGE CRUSH DEFENSE TURNS TAR HEELS BLUE
STANKAVAGE MIKES NO EXCUSES
DEFENSE: UNC-CLEM50N LACK THRILLS
TIGERS EYE ACC TITLE VS. TERPS
VICTORY WILL PUT ACC TITLE IN TIGER PAnS
CLEHSON'S WIN CLINCHES CROWN
CLEMSON. INVESTIGATION REFERENCES QUESTIONED
TIGERS PLAN VOTE ON PANTS
FORO WARY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
THE GAME: RIVALRY LEADS TO BIZARRE STUNTS
CLEMSON STRANGLES S. CAROLINA
FORD. CLEMSON BACK TO RICHES AFTER '80'5 RAGS
TIGERS ON THE FIELD. SHENANIGANS OFF IT HIGHLIGHTED '81
ABC'S HALFTIMF SEGMENT IRRITATES CLEMSON OFFICIALS
ORANGE POWL. CLEMSON. ABC OFFICIALS SPAR
CLEMSON BLASTS ABC REPORT , , ,^„^
NUMBER ONE FAN: FORMER CLEMSON FOOTBALL COACH. . .LEADS THE CHEERS.
MARBLES FALL CLEMSON'S WAY
CLEMSON: AIRING REPORT IMPLIED ALLEGATIONS TRUE
ARCS OF JOURNALISM
CLEMSON-UNC-CH BOWL GAMES ICARTOONI
TIGERS. 11-0. STILL RANKED AS UNDERDOG
NCAA WIRED ITS OBJECTION OF INTERVIEWS
TENNESSEE PAIR REPORTEDLY FILES H2 MILLION SUIT AGAINST CLEMSON
1981: A GOOD YEAR FOR TAR HEELS
CLEMSON STRENGTH COACH TURNS PSYCHIC
TIGER COACH'S PREMONITION COMES TO LIFE
HEELS. TIGERS FACE TOUGH BOWL TESTS
CLEMSON WIN SOLUTION TO NUMBER-l QUESTION
LACK OF INJURIES AIDED CLEMSON IN CLIMB TO TOP
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
STATE. CLEMSON CLASH IN KEY SOCCER MATCH
CLEMSON BOOTERS TEAR UP WOLFPACK
CLEMSON TOPS STATE. 5-3
CLEMSON TAKING CHARGE OF ACC SOCCER RACE
TAR HEELS UPSET 3R0-RANKED TIGERS
UNC BOOTERS SHOCK CLEMSON
CLEMSON BEATS STATE
OUKF. ULRICH HEAD ALL-ACC SOCCER
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. WOMEN
CLEMSON WOMEN END UNC ' S REIGN
CLERKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
IT'S A ROUGH TIME FOR CLERKS AS WELL AS SHOPPERS
FIRST LADY OF MIDNIGHT MARKETING
CLERKS. N.C.
SEE N.C. ASSOCIATION OF CLERKS OF SUPERIOR COURT
CLEVELAND. OHIO
LATEST JOKE ON CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND INDIANS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
GALLAGHER HIREO FOR AA
CLEVEPAC (BUSINESSI
SUIT MAY DELAY OWASA PROJECT
HEARINGS ARE PLANNED ON CARRBORO FACILITY
CLIMATE
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER (ASHEVILLE. N.C.I
SEE ALSO N.C. CLIMATE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER. U.S.
wEaThFR Talk
climatic elite (aluminum siding)
quiet hunter douglas inc. sees changes after two rough years
clinch river breeder reactor
breeder reactors safe. key to future
reagan backs boondoggles
clinton. n.c.
10 students injured in bus accident
clipper commentary (durham morning herald editorial series)
clipped comments
clipped commentary
clipped commeni
clipped comment
CLOCKS
FALL BACK
CLOGCERS
see ALSO APPLE CHILL cloggers
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10/15/81
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10/16/81
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10/20/81
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10/22/81
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H 2
10/23/81
B
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H 2
10/25/81
B
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S91
H 2
10/25/81
B
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S91
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10/26/81
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11/01/81
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11/03/81
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11/05/81
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11/05/81
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11/05/81
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11/05/81
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11/06/81
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11/06/81
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11/03/81
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11/08/81
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U/09/81
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1/15/81
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1/15/81
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1/17/81
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1/18/81
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1/19/81
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1/22/81
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1/29/81
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1/29/ai
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1/30/ai
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12/01/81
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12/02/81
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12/02/81
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12/06/81
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12/06/81
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12/10/81
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12/11/81
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12/21/81
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12/2'./81
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12/25/81
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12/27/81
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12/31/81
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9/21/81
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10/02/81
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10/05/81
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11/23/81
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sfe »lsp d»nce
SEE ALSO Sau»»E OlNCING
LITL'UNS »N0 ^lO'UNS
STOHPIN- »T IHE STATION!
'^'■°I?r^LSn EASHias
SEE ALSO "AJS
SEE ALSO Shoes
•SChOPL fashion
JSEO TO 9E SIMPLE
C^hT^ING oliiosEO T0:3L0C< 2|i^,E GaS
""°"°C10UDS BILL3.IN& AT OUS«
CLOVIS POINTS , ,,
"l.«'P?L5"wot°rS -Ar DELAY LASOPILL
CLU3 BLVP. SCHOOL
r.ll'.'ldnV^.V'fh. SCHOOL BOARD
l%lJ'lT,\'i.Ten''fl''^'^^^^ ELVO. SCHOOL
^^'°s"Ti^^iHcy?rE*i^A«?rT53ur^^""' ''''"'
SEE SPOKTS, COACHES
COiCH-OOO ASSOCIATES ^^^^^ STALL C0ACH«3P0 SUIT
TO-N -AY E«PANO PLANSEi»-S 0UT16S
HMOOD SUIT
"'"|.?!;!?S°S;N.^S??lD^°;Mi"sH5T IN «ENTUCKT COALMELOS
COAL ShIP-ENT LEAVES TODAY
B^iB^:^'"i^rv^^h OP COAL
Leasing ^a? jfcioe ea'e of coal port
ir.\.''orA'»'.u'i'o'ii ij^j,;- A ;h BUILT at h.c. port
J?:Mf5iNS^J?St^V:Dic^ sH if "•=^""'' """"
fJr- suspends coal ship"Ents
COALITION FO" better television
"!ABl:l'NEi^'?iH'3vEP white house COVERAGE
A CLEANER lINEUP
COASTAL AREA NANAGE-ENT ACT
SEE N.C. COASTAL MANAGE-«ENT ACT
COASTAL ZONE itANAGEHENT jCT
SEE N.C. COASTAL "anaGc-ENI ACT
STATE HAY SUE OVER OIL LcASE
""lrl'Hr?ESS?I^2.rjo^^25"!3JG-.ENT. INTEREST
'"""-flli^fc^'JolBLESTONES IN LESS Than a Day
"''•^°ci"u'T^'-i!sSION SUSPENDS DAIRY
jC,dge"r»nts dairy a stay on ml« coh-ission order
COCA-COL. BOTTLING^CO.^^^^^ ,EARS. „
CnCi-COLi-S 3R0 auARTER EARNINGS UP
CCC AINE
SEE ALSO DRUGS , . ,
SEE ALSO SYNTHETIC COCAINE
1 MORE CHARGED IN COCAINE LAS RAID
YOUTH ROBBED AT SCHOOL
s ARRESTED FOR DRUGS
?.5'S0lil3 iE^^S^^E'stlS ON DRUG CHARGES
2 HEN HELD IN DRUG '*'0„„,,.
X"?0^fi'l^>e\r^ t8r^l?DO.DD0 IN COCAINE
'.g'o'p3S:.S?"nF'^c2:^NE SEIZED IN N.C.
2 ARRAIGNED ON DRUG COUNTS
rii[in^T4rorni'^'°h'ii''h^ o«ug charges
?iSfE'?l?"DRi2 ES^^GEf ?IlLOWING PSO CRaCkDQ-N
BW'm\^:ii^ {sci?^?:]i.j?ift..G case
POLICE ARREST HAN ON 3 DRUG CHARGES
OFFICERS ARREST T<0 IN DRUG RAID
TUO ARRfSTED AT HOTEL _ , „.,„
OFFICERS ARPEST T.(0 IN DRUG RAID
HAN FACES DRUG Charges
gShEE'?'Hi^C.iVAa"S.?i:^IoCA,NE POSSESSION
auThCPITIES seek cocaine SOURCE
5/01/81
8/2B/81
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8/10/91 A 4
S 2 8/20/Bl A 9
H 2 11/15/81 A 20
2 7/05/81 A 13
2 9/05/91 A 11
2 10/01/81 A 16
H 2 7/30/81 9 1 P N S51
S 2 7/30/81 A 9 N
H 2 6/05/91 B 1 P P C56
6/2'./81 A 16
6/29/81 A 4
6/30/81 fl 16
S 2 10/23/91 I
S 2 10/28/Bl A 16
5/03/81
5/16/Pl
5/20/ei
5/21/91
5/2?/91
5/22/91
6/03/81
6/03/91
6/08/91
6/08/91
6/09/»l
7/10/91
8/13/31
8/19/81
9/01/91
9/03/91
9/15/91
9/16/91
10/13/91
ll/0<./91
11/05/81
11/12/81
11/19/91
12/16/91
12/16/91
12/23/91
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BAG OP CQC4INF FOUND IN HALIFAX
PASSING PARA06
COCKER SPANIELS
SEE ALSO noes
COCKE'S ARE THEIR CALLING
CQDOINGTON BUILDING
CONTRACT RUFFLES OEMOS
COPE TALKERS
SEE ALSO MIL ITASY CODE
NAVAJCS GOT RAX DEAL
roFFEE
SEE ALSO TEA
7 CHARGED IN 'Tfl THEFT OF COFFEE
TEA, COFFEE TAX URGED
COFFINS
SEE ALSO FUNERALS
HAN FOUND LYING IN COFFIN IS JAILED
COGGIN PnNTIAC
GETTING YOU THEBE SAFELY AND ECONOMICALLY IS OUP BUSINESS (ADI
COHABITATION
SEE UNMARRIED COUPLES
COINS
SEE ALSO CuRRFNrY
SEE ALSO SILVER COINS
SOME OF GLITTER GONE FROM GOLD, SILVER BUSINESS
MINT COMES TO ITS SENSES
COLD HEAThFR, U.S.
SEE ALSO WEATHER, U.S.
ITCHY? YOUR HOME MAY BE DESERT-DRY
COLDS
SEE ALSO DISEASES I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
The bug season ISN'T OVER YET
COLE MILL ROAD
CITY IS REQUIRING REPORT BY J60 MILLION INDUSTRY
ELECTRICAL OUTAGE AFFECTS 50
COLFAX FURNITURE
BEAUTY AND LASTING DURABILITY FOR YOuR FIRST HOME... lAOl
COLGATE-PALMOLIVE CD.
N.C. PHILANTHROPIST'S BURIAL WEDNESDAY
COLITIS
SEE ALSO OISEISFS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
FOUNDATION BATTLES COLITIS
COLLAGE
collage exhibit set
collagen
duke oepmatologist uses implants to correct scars
new treatment used to remove old scars
collaros
folks around here: the way things are
Their collaros serve as edible shrubbery
new year's feasts: good-luck foods top menus
collecting
serious about comics
new value hides in old papers
collection agencies
see also debtors' law
see also debts
see also loan companies
debt collectors like bankruptcy bill
some 'hounding' is in order
debt collection: pros and cons of law effective jan. 1
collective bargaining
see also teacher unions
see also unions, u.s.
educators' leader predicts more political activism
senate approves anti-pornography proposal
house committee guts bill on n.c. obscenity cases
chapel hill board hopefuls debate
bargaining to be aired
college basketball
see also basketpall
see also colleges. n.c, sports
fan violence not new
predictions
a quartet of favorites
college basketball season begins in earnest
acc teams roll to easy non-conference wins
ODOM: small schools BETTER FOR SOME KIDS
at random
rutgers next test fdr top-rated unc
college board
see also advanced placement program
graders hold 'convention'
perry grades placement tests
board plans curriculum
They want to learn
learning bounces back
college board exams
see also scholastic aptitude tests
SEE ALSO SChoOLSv
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS,
GALLOWS HUMOR
COMPETENCY TESTS
ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
COLLEGE FOWL (NON-SPORTSI
ON TO RECIONALS
COLLEGE BOWLS
SEE ALSO FIESTA BOWL
DUKE'S SLIM BOWL HOPES DEPEND ON 7-4 MARK
QUICK JOINS ALL STARS
CAROLINA REPORTEDLY HAS LOCK ON GATOR BID
aOwL RUMORS
UNC'S SWOFFORD DECLINES COMMENT ON GATOR BOWL
J E C T S
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C PG L P BYL
M 2 12/24/9I A 11
S 2 12/30/81 A i.
H 2 U/22/S1 E 1 P F B30
H 2 9/18/81 All N
H 2 U/28/91 A <, E
H 2 6/D<>/ni A 21 N
H 2 6/05/81 A 8 N
H 2 11/13/91 A 10 N
H 2 6/28/81 G 4 P A
H 2 7/19/81 C 1 N A54
S 2 10/17/81 A 4 E
S 2 12/24/81 A 6 F S09
H 2 10/19/81 8 1 U S36
S 2 9/02/91 C 1 N K90
S 2 9/02/91 C 1 N
H 2 6/28/91 G 7 P A
H 2 7/14/91 A 1 1
H 2 11/12/91 A 4 L
H 2 9/17/81 A 18 N
H 2 10/09/91 A 7 N
S 2 10/09/81 C 7 N
H 2 11/10/81 B I D U
H 2 11/15/81 C 5 P F G7a
S 2 12/30/81 B I P F J06
S 2 a/20/ai 1 P F B71
H 2 12/25/91 e N
H 2 6/10/91
S 2 10/21/91
H 2 12/20/81
S
2
5/06/81
A
1
H
2
5/29/81
6
H
2
7/oa/ai
A
11
H
2
10/23/81
A
7
s
2
10/28/81
A
6
S 2
10/22/8
C
4
U
F25
S 2
11/26/8
B
2
P F
S 2
11/26/8
C
3
P U
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S 2
11/27/8 ,
D
1
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H 2
12/03/81
2
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S 2
2/17/8
C
6
F
S 2
2/19/91
1
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018
H 2
2/19/91
D
1
N
H 2
7/02/81
9
N
S 2
7/09/81
5
N
S 2
7/24/81
5
N
H 2
10/08/91
4
E
S 2
10/14/81
4
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H 2 10/11/81 4 E
S 2 5/21/ai A 16 P P R91
U/10/81
B
F
S91
11/13/81
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U/17/81
B
N
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U/17/81
3
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11/18/81
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■i/Ol/Sl - 12/31781
COTTON BOUL MOLniNG KEY?
NOTES
CLE'Sns-JNC-CM 30JL :,1"E5 ICJRTOONI
TIGEaS, U-0, STILL RSNXEO »S UNOEaOOG
ECU LINEMAN IN COLD OOwL ,., ^^
THE NCAA STOCK EXCHANGE OOENS ITS BO-L TICkES
TAR mEELS On^H HOGS IN r.ATOR 30ML
CAROLINA FANS TOP l')7'3 SALE OF BOWL TICHCTS
COLLEGE ENTRANCE E»A"S
SEE COLLEGE anAiiO EIAHS
COLL£C|^WTfiALL^ WORTH WATCHING IN -31
The PICiS
ENVf^LCPE I ■'LE ASE
VICTORY .OULO BE A BIRTHDAY PRESENT FOR REO
NOTES
•MATE »EEK" fOR TmE TERPS
TECH'S LAST CHANCE PQR -IN?
WINLESS CA«S- BEST Shot fOR WIN COHES SATURDAY
Tin HEELS. TE'PS TANGLE FOR SHOT AT 4CC CROHN
NOTES
NOTES
AT RANDOM
"'■^^"^AfSc":!*FtAP^'§u^o"lL°¥l« FACE OF COLLEGE SPORTS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: IT'S UP IN THE AIR
FOOTBALL NOTES: EAST CAROLINA
CFA: "ETTER IIEAS
OFaCS-GAMECOC«S: a GA-E TO waTCh
quke wins finest competition of all
cfa gets slice. hungry for more
COLLEGE^FunO.^INC.^^^^ PROGRAM OOT OF FoNOS
STUDENT AID CUTS EFFECTS UNCLEAR
COLLEGES. N,C.
SEE ALSO ADULT FOUCaTION
S'E ALSO "LACK COLLEGES ,,_
SEE ALSO CHEATING I IN SCHOOL C COLLEGE!
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SFE ALSO EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY CENTER
III 11:13 "Ic'f'slS^UnSN OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES _ ^^^,^,^^
SEE ALSO nIcI ass-^iciation of indepenoent colleges ano universities
SEE ALSO PRIYATE COLLEGFS
THOUSANDS GSAOUATE FROM N.C. COLLEGES
N.C. COLLEGE STUDENTS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
UNC ALUMNI OPPOSE PRIVATE COLLEGE PLAN
STATE COLLEGE'S :uINTfT HAS GIVEN N.C. ONE GOVERNOR ALREADY
NUCLEAR «AR PROTESTS HELD AT N.C. COLLEGES
COLLFGES. N.C. PuOGET
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. TUITIONS
COLLEGES ARE WARNED OF TIGHT FINANCES
COLLEGES. N.C. CO-MENCEmENT
EXERCISES ARE hELD FOR 5.300 GRADUATES
COLLEGES. N.C. OES EGREG AT ION
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION ,c c c^oer. r > rVK,
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HiLL. DESEGREGATION
CIVIL RIGHTS REPORT URGES FIR-ER STANCE ON COLLEuES
BAPTIST LAYMAN WANTS BLACKS IN SCHOOL JOBS
COLLEGES. N.C. OINING HALLS
CAMPUS OINING GROWS POPULAR
COLLEGES. N.C. ENROLLMENT . „ ,
ECONOMY MAY BOOST COLLEGE APPLICATIONS
COLLEGES. N.C. FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO FEDERAL A ID-TO-EOUC AT ION
SE= ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. DESEGREGATION
AUDIT SOUGHT AT BOWMAN GRAY
COLLFGES. N.C. FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
INFLUX OF FOREIGN STUDENTS NOT SEEN IN TRIANGLE
COLLEGES. N.C. SPIRTS
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO SPORTS [GENERAL I
OPINIONS OF TAR hEEL EDITORS
COLLEGES. N.C. STUDENTS
A MESSAGE TO STUDENTS . ,,,
UNC-G PROFESSOR SCOPES COLLEGE CAMPUS DIALECT
CHEAP SHOT?
GOVER'iOR OION'T MAKE 'CHEAP SHOT' REMARK „^. ,,
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS CUTS TO AFFECT MANY N.C. STUDENTS
COLLEGES. N.C. Tuitions
SEE ALSO COLlEG=S. N.C. euocET
SEE ALSO mIGhE* EDUCATION. COSTS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
N.C. STATE. UNC COSTS TOP AVcRAGE
COLLEGES. U.S.
SFE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO DIPLOMAS
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS. U.S.
NCCU JOINS CELEBRATION
COLLEGES. U.S.. COSTS
SEE HIGHER EDUCATION. COSTS
SEE STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
COLLEGES' U.S.. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. CURRICULUM
The snobbery of IGNORANCE
COLLEGES. U.S.. GRADUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. U.S.
The snobbery OF IGNORANCE
CANT ABOUT 'GREED' HIDES TRUE SElFIShNESS
COLLEGES. U.S.. PROFESSORS
SEE PROFESSORS, U.S.
COLLEGES. U.S.. STUDENTS
IF THE ShCE FITS...
DATE
n/ia/si
U/l'/BI
ii/22/ei
12/06/81
12/10/81
12/10/81
12/13/ei
12/2<>/?l
12/21/81
I T
L Y
PG L P BYL
3 N
2 U 018
1 N
5 T T P45
1 N
3 N
2 L
2 P N S91
5 N SSI
s
2
9/02/91
B
1
N F25
s
2
'J/O'./SI
D
I
U 018
H
2
9/l'i/81
B
2
U 071
H
2
9/25/81
C
3
N 591
s
2
10/28/31
c
2
U 018
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10/29/ni
D
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10/29/91
c
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2
10/30/81
c
N S9l
h
2
10/31/91
B
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S
2
U/11/91
u Die
s
2
12/15/81
B
U DIS
s
2
12/19/81
D
U 018
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a/12/"l
B
2
N 071
s
2
8/17/81
3
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s
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a/21/81
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9/25/91
s
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9/0'./91
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l2/0<./81
A
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6
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12/05/81
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s
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3/13/81
A
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N
2
3/21/BI
3
4
N
H 2 5/11/81 B I
5 2 5/11/81 C 3
H 2 6/29/91 A 10
H 2 3/23/91 A 6
H 2 11/12/81 A 20
H 2 11/07/81 A 10 N
H 2 5/17/91 A 9 N
H 1 5/15/91 B 1
H 2 12/01/81 A 6
H 2 6/10/81 A 19
H 2 8/08/81 3 1".
H 2 11/21/81 A 5 N
S 2 U/02/81 C I N D08
S 2 12/07/81 A ".
H 2 9/03/81 A 4 E
S 2 9/0'/Bl C SON
H 2 U/19/31 A 4 £
H 2 12/02/31 A A £
S 2 12/30/81 C 9 N
S 2 11/18/81 C 1
S 2 9/17/81 A 14 N
H 2 6/19/81 A 4 E
H 2 6/19/ei A 4 E
H 2 7/07/81 A 4 E
S 2 6/15/ai A 4 E
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INDEX
5/01/81 - 12/3I/"1
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COLLIEB COBS ANO ASSOCIATES
COLLIER COBB SOLO
COLLINS I AIKMAN
FOUR ROxaORO PLANTS UNDER NEW DIVISION
FIR" GETS NEW CONTROLLER
ALAMANCE OFFICIALS PLEDGE COOPERATION
COLOMBIA I SOUTH AMERICA!
AFTER EIGHT YEARS IN
CHARLOTTE FAMILY DEPORTED
COLONIAL COUNTRY CLU9
PROPOSED GOOSE HUNT SPARKS PROTEST
THE SCORE: GEESE. I GOLFERS.
COLONY HILLS (PICKETT ROAD)
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SHODDY CONSTRUCTION
COLONY PARK
EPA APPROVES il^.J MILLION FOR SEWER PLANT
ANNEXATION FOES SURFACE
ANNEXATION METHOD GETS COUNCIL OK
COLORING BOOKS
THEIR COLORING BOOK MIRRORS IHINITY PARK
THANKS FROM TRINITY PARK
COLT INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO HANDGUNS
GUNS ARE DUE NEXT MONTH
PISTOLS DUE NEXT MONTH
COLUMBIA. 5.C.
CIVIC CENTER - WHO'LL PAY FOR IT?
COLUMBIA BROADCASIING SYSTEM
SEE CBS
COLUMBUS DAY
POST OFFICE USING HOLIDAY SCHEDULE COLUMBUS DAY
"see also diseases 15EE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
TEEN DIES AFTER LONG COMMA
COMAN LUMBER CO.
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
COME WITH US TO PLAYGROUP I BOOK I
PLAYGROUP: PRESCHOOLERS LEARN IN HOME SETTING
COMIC BOOKS
SERIOUS ABOUT COMICS
SUPERMAN'S STILL SUPER AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
COMICS
BRINGING UP SOCIETY WITH COMICS
COMICS MISSING TODAY
COMIN' AT YA! (FILMI
•COMIN' AT YA! ' SOON
COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FISHING
SEE ALSO OFF-SHORE FISHING RIGHTS
SEE ALSO 5HRI-P
FISHERMEN OPPOSE LEASING FOR SHELLFISH
SHRIMP HARVEST LOOKS PROMISING
THREAT SEEN TO N.C. SCALLOP INDUSTRY
SAD SHRIMP SEASON HURTS N.C. FISHERMEN
FISHERMEN CONSIDER RETURN TO SAIL POWER
FISHERIES DIVISION AWAITS WORD ON CUTS
FISHERIES VALUE INCREASES
FALL Shrimp harvest down sot
COMMISSION FOR presidential nomination
SEE ALSO PRESIOFNTIAL NOMINATING SYSTEM
DEMOCRATS SEEK TO REFORM SOME RULES
PRICE APPOINIEO staff HEAD
HUNT HOLDS HEARINGS ON IOWA PARTY CAUCUSES
HUNT CAN'T BRING COMMISSION TO N.C.
REFORMING NOMINATION SYSTEM AN URGENT TASK
PRIMARY DEFENOEO BY NEW HAMPSHIRE
DEMOS APPARENTLY WILL GIVE HALF OF CONVENTION SEATS TO WOMEN
COMMISSION FOR RACIAL JUSTICE
SEE UNITED CHURCH OF ChRISI. COMMISSION FOR RACIAL JUSTICE
COMMISSION ON CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
SEE ALSO Children, handicapped
HANCOCK NAMED TO PANEL
COMMISSION ON CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS
SEE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
COMMISSION ON The FUTURE OF N.C.
GROUP TO PREPARE GOALS FOR YEAR 2000
COMMISSION ON The future of THE SOUTH
'SELF-RELIANCE': SOUTHERN CITIES URGED TO RELY ON LOCAL MONEY
COMMITMENT HEARINGS
SEE ALSO INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
WOMAN REPORTS STABBING
JUDGE ORDERS RALEIGH MAN TO DOROTHEA OIX HOSPITAL
OFFICERS HURT DURING SCUFFLE
OFFICERS HURT IN SCUFFLE
COMMITTEE AGAINST THE NIXON-DUKE LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES
COMMITTEE FORMEO TO OPPOSE LIBRARY
NIXON LIBRARY FOES FORM DUKE CAMPUS OPPOSITION
COMMITTEE FOR AMERICAN PRINCIPLES
GROUP SAYS COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST HELMS
COMMITTEE FOR CORPORATE SUPPORT OF PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES INC.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. PHILANTHROPY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUDGET
SEE ALSO PRIVATE COLLEGES
DRIVE FOR l<) SCHOOLS STEPPED UP
COMMODITY CREDIT CORP.
H 2 12/n/Bl D 10 N
H 1 8/26/81 B 1 N
H I 8/27/81 6 1 N
H 1 12/08/81 B I N H60
H 2 10/17/81 A 10 N
H 1 11/14/81 B 1
H 2 11/27/81 C 7
H 2 (./15/81 A 5
H 2 7/29/«l B 1
S 2 7/28/91 B 1
H 2 a/18/ai a i
N W36
N K90
N H36
H 2 7/l<./81 A 6 P F H45
H 2 7/l')/91 DAL
S 2 8/10/Bl C 1 N U57
H 2 8/11/81 AID N
H 2 7/26/81 A 1 N A20
S 2 10/10/91 A 3 N
H 2 6/30/Bl A 8 N
H 2 11/03/81 a 1 U
H 2 ll/OiJ/Bl A 6 P F B30
S 2 8/20/91 D 1 P F B71
S 2 3/20/81 2 D F 971
H 2 7/25/81 A 4 E
H 2 3/22/81 A 1 N
S 2 10/15/81 2 P F A15
H
1
5/26/81
B
1
N
5
2
6/16/81
C
5
N
H
2
10/03/81
A
3
N
s
2
10/12/81
A
2
N
S
2
lD/n/81
B
9
N
H
2
11/20/81
a
9
N
H
2
11/21/81
A
5
N
s
2
ll/2<./81
B
6
N
H
2
7/03/91
4
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s
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8/31/91
9
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9/25/81
17
N
H
2
9/29/91
13
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H
2
10/07/81
5
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11/07/81
5 P N
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11/08/91
19 P N
8/13/81 A 1 1
S 2 9/09/81 C 3 N
H 2 6/21/91 A 15 N
S 2 5/26/91 A 9
S 2 12/02/91 C 19
H 2 12/20/ei C <.
S 2 12/21/81 A 10
H 2 10/09/81 A 7
S 2 10/09/91 C 1
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12/31/ni
SUBJECTS
PtGE 106
1/10/82
1 SPEAKER
PANEL
RIGHTS fxTENO TO ALL „ .. .
CONTE-PT CQNUICTION IS UPHELD
5!?[i;;fi?^::'r?rj&E^??!^^rSS-«. acou.tteo .. oree.ssorc
5t^hlu'x"Rlc^^S.^"o!?.ON r'l 3E MULLEO POR MONTHS
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3SS .NEGLIGENCE'
rNA;^ri"AcrsiT^?-A?'iN^UhEjrL E
hrt5U2fEi"NiBSg^o^?HS3??NEi^^orHf°"
KLAN RALLY SCHEDULED
CMP UNHAPPY kITH questions „„,..
CWP BEHBE" SAYS PROBE ' JipJ J" "0« JE '
M. ". -tICHAUX TO DISCUSS CuP DEATHS
SicHAUX TO "E ON PANEL ABOUT SHOOTINGS
GREENSBORO PANEL REQUESTS ACTION
r°AillRr?E?~AKi-D'ErO^?TliN^S-^N"E^EkJuARY
--?^?'iL'srY^E''Jifrtsi^^ii;s^s?;iiL?'?SE^c"SKssSif?S!;^K^i^^c*s^PErs!LL,
ORGANIZERS^TQ DfSCRIBE BANK PLANS _ ^
J is-i^P^airEL-irLLTANS^SSpf^S^ctT CHARTER JULY 2.
THE COMMUNITY BANK OF CHAPEL HILL
BANK HITS Charter goal
STATE CHARTERS CHAPEL HILL BANK
CHAPEL HILL BANK GETS NEW NAME
COMMUNITY-BASED ALTERNATIVES TO TRA IN ING SCHOOL S
COMMUNITY gj^^ji^ ALTERNATIVES TASK fORCE
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
;?^;ENf?aST^i'5A5'"8f AIDED AT DURHAM FACILITY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
^ COMmGnITY college COSTS TO BE STUDIED
INSTITUTES MAY EASE AGE RULES
fLEXIBIL ITY NEEDED
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM, BUDGET
DTI NEEDS EQUIPMENT
^^?:;°ci'MM5'N7rY°cS"LLEiES awarded ALMOST .2 MILLION
"'rEE'oJR2i-'ci?Y'sCHOOLS. COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
h °,T.i' ^§u:T'?'Ic^HSaL^ i^^SSSiN??'^ CC.TION PROGRAM
SEE FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
"*';^rj;;.?iri.?Lr!''-i.?^?'jES?R:;Lc'gS4SsrfY'SE*;ito?JE'u FUNDS
"-s^ri^°a^^s^RsrM^?;M2U^^TY^g?^iLS?2^"NrjR§H5:r
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION I^JANTS
CUT IN GRANT IS THREATENED OVER APT. PLAN
PG L P BYL
NE< inSACCO LOAN POLICY TAKING EFFECT
""iSMi-JUPU^^'^rSU^^tJl'-^ogS^-hS^^^Fiu^^^tX^S FISHHOOK
L^ ^ -AtV^^i^^^Sil.OI'^^ISurs b^rnlc^^sYN NATIONAL FUND-RAISING DRIVES
iilrERckTE PROSECUTOR CRITICIZES HELMS, EAST
co-mon marj"!^^^ common market
""^ee'i^so^facial expressions
CONFeSeNCE CQAL IS COMMUNICATION
'»rt)lr\'tll>:!\al NiN-'tEp'sIc CLUES WITH TALK
COMMUNICATIONS^WORKERS^OF fMERICA^^ ^^_
"IeJepSoNe'SSrJeRsVcOMPANY ok CONTRACT
CUT, UNION REACH TERMS
COMMUNISM
SEE ALSO EUROCOMMUNISM
f'u;SpI-I""c0MMUNIs"tI - THEY ARE A MIXED BAG
!r? DE TRIOMPHEOE MITTERRAND ICARTOONl
cSaC?! N the FAflSlC OF «aRLD COMMUNISM
COMMUNIST INFLUENCE HAY INCREASE IN AFRICA
liJ?.SiSSuR"?-'l"N0M?NJ7!QN APPROVED BY SENATE
EolaSd EXPOSES COMMUNISM'S FAILURE
"''"":;ic''ASfSjR' IDENTIFIES DOUBLE AGENTS
AUTHOR NAMES TOP SPIES
"-?^?'A^^?°SSl?5sS5Si^USTICE FUND
JUSTICE FUND SUBMITS BRIEF
ilCHAUX'S DECISION WITHHELD
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1 N 6 X
CIIV MUST OK LYNNMAVEN TQ GET
MUD THREAT BASEO ON MOUSING '0
STIMULUS fQS HOUSING SOUGHT
HUO THREATENS FUND CUTOFF
HUO SENDS DURHAH DOUBLE THREAT
CITY SEARCHING FOR RECOURSE
CITY COUNCIL MAY APPEAL FEOERA
AGENCY CONTRACTS OK'O; MONITOR
COUNCIL PLANS TO DECIDE ON L YN
COUNCILMEN LASH HOUSING AGENCY
PUBLIC HEARINGS PLANNED
COMMITTEE NAMES 3 TO BOARD
COUNCIL TO MULL REPLY TO FEDS
PUBLIC HOUSING SITE ON AGENDA
■MISUNOERSTANOING* CLOUDS LYNN
MAYOR CANCELS FUNDING-CUT MEET
COUNCIL'S MEETING OPEN, SHUT M
CITY CLOSER TO LOSING GRANT
HUO CONFIRMS DEAL TO RELAX GRA
HOUSING SITE MAY Change* but d
CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS ANNEXAT
HOUSING ANSWER TOMORROW
GRANT FATE UNKNOWN
BLOCK FUNDING POSSIBLE
HUD ANSWER AWAITED STILL
AGENCY EASES DEMAND ON CITY
COUNCIL TO MEET ON GRANT C ON TR
CITY MIGHT AUTHORIZE REVISED F
DURHAM MAY LOSE 182'i.OOO IN FE
LITTLE FIVE POINTS RENEWAL FUN
LYNNHAVEN GETS EXTENSION
DURHAM FACES TRADE-OFFS TO 5UR
COUNCIL PONDERS BIOS ON GARAGE
NUMBERS LOW AT PUBLIC HEARING
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER LYNNHAVEN
COUNCIL APPROVES LYNNHAVEN SIT
COUNCIL APPROVES LYNNHAVEN PLA
BLOCK GRANTS: CONSOLIDATE AND
DURHAM HOMEOWNERS TO GET HELP
BLOCK GRANT FUNOS
EF ICIENCY'
L GRANT CONDITIONS
ING SUGGESTED
NHAVEN JULY 30
TAKE NO ACTION
HAVEN
ATTER
NT PROVISO
EADLINE REMAINS SAME
ION. LYNNHAVEN
ACT
UNO ING PLAN
OERAL DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
DING NOT YET ALLOCATED
VIVE CUTS
PROJECT
£
N
CONQUER
ON REPAIRS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM. N.C.
REPORT SHOWS EFFECT OF BUDGET CUTS
SEN. ROYACL ON PANEL
HUNT SAYS GENERAL ASSEMBLY ERODING HIS POWER
HUNT AVOIDS CONFRONTATION ON CONTROL OF BLOCK GRANTS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, U.S.
HUNT URGES FLfXIalLITY ON GRANTS
SChwEIKFR PROMISES STATES FLEXIBILITY IN SPENDING FUNDS
HOUSING USE FOR VACANT CITY LAND POSSIBLE
DURHAM OFFICIALS LEARN WHILE 'HOBNOBalNG*
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
SEE DIRECTORY OF DURHAM COUNTY RESOURCES
COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE
SEE GOVERNOR'S COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE AWARDS PROGRAM
COMMUNITY SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (FEDERAL AGENCYI
SURVIVAL Chances IMPROVING FOR BREAKTHROUGH
AGENCIES FEEL EFFECTS OF BUDGET CUTS
COMMUNITY STORE (SOUTH GUTHRIE ST. I
TEEN Shot ouring robbery
YOUTH SHOT BY OWNER OF STORE
PUTTING CRIME ON THE RUN
COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM
SIGN CHANGE SPARKS DISPUTE
COMMUNITY WhOLISTIC HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HOLISTIC HEALTH
'FESTIVAL FOR WELL BEING' SET
MEALING ARTS FEST IS SCHEDULED
WHOLISTIC THERAPY OFFERS NEW METHODS
COMMUTER AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SUNBIRO WILL lEGIN FLIGHTS FROM ROU TO COLUMBIA. S.C.
12 MILLION ON WINGS
COMPANY SHOPS MALL (BURLINGTON, N.C.I
MALL'S ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE N.C. COMPETENCY TEST COMMISSION
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. COMPETENCY TESTS
COMPLAINTS
FASHIONABLE PUT-OOwNS: JOB,
SCHOOL,
WORK
COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. U.S.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
GRANTS OK'O FOR YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
PEASANTS OF FAIR CAROLINE MAY REVOLT
JOBLESS BATE WILL RISE
LEE RESIGNS FROM CABINET
JOB-SEEKING TEENS ATTEND MEETING
OUTLINES JO"! OPPORTUNITIES
BREAKFAST TO HELP HOBBY
U.S. JUDGE "EJECTS MOTION TO DISMISS HOBBY CHARGES
LABOR LEADER PREDICTS VICTORY OVER CHARGES
HOBBY'S BACKERS WARN Of ATTACK
DEMOTED EMPLOYEF REINSTATED
LA.YER SAYS INDICTMENT STILL VAGUE
AMBULANCE SERVICE RESTORED
PROGRAM Cuts COULD HURT FUTURE JOB SEEKERS
LAWYERS FOR WILBUR HOBBY REQUEST CHANGE OF VENUE
RFPGRT APPLAUDS CETA PROGRAM USE IN DURHAM DESPITE '<bX CUT IN FUNDING
HARVARD STUDY BACKS DURHAM CETA POST
h06<^Y trial move may HINUe ON SURVEY
SUCCESS IS REWARDED
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0lr»PI4NS 00.<»IPHY ATHLETICS
JUDGE REJECTS "OTION TO SHIFT TBIAL JF HGBBT
<i7 CETA jOaS ARE ELIMINATED
CETA GRANT APPLICATION IS APPOQVEO
G0ET2 TC GET NOD AS DEPUTY OIBECTOR
JUDGE DELAYS HOBBY'S TRIAL UNTIL SEPT. l«t
hOBSY CASE; 2 CHARGES DROPPED
JOB TRAINEES FIND NDRK IN DURHAM
Chamber see«s JOBS in private sector
n.c. auditor's report claims job-trainimg unit overstaffed
attorneys for hobby seek REPOR'
lawyers for hobby seejl auditor's report
ceta study was training* not criticism
jury indicts former state ufficlal oh perjury charges
durham firms unaware of federal tax break
FERGUSON: REMAINING PROGRAMS ShGuLON'T BE CUT
FORMER OFFICIAL PLEAuS NOT CUILTT TO PERJURY
SOME DROPOUTS WILL 3E PAID TO GO TO SCHOOL
Twin CITY MAY OwE i^ltQQQ
DOLE FOR OROPOuTS MAKES LITTLF SENSE
NO DURHAM 5Tu:)£NTS GETTING CHECK
MONEY CAN'T BUY LEARNING
FEDERAL TRIAL OF WILBUR HOBBY. MOR T LEVI TO BEGIN ON MONDAY
JURY SELECTION !iEGINS FOR TRIAL OF HOBBY
JUDGE DISMISSES I Charge AGAINST HOBBY; JURY CHOSEN
HOBPY'S LAWYER Says STATE OK'D PLANS
TESTIMOHY IN HOEBY TRIAL CENTERS ON COMPUTER
WITNESSES SAY LEVI TOLD TM£M TO FALSIFY FORMS
WITNESSES TESTIFY LEVI ACTED hOSTILF
MEMO SAYS oRITT HELPED HOBBY HIDE »500 POLITICAL CONTRIBUTION
STATE SAID OVERCHARGED ON CETA wORk
PROSECUTION SAYS LEVI HAS PRIOR RECORD
HOBBY, LEVI TRIAL IS GOING TO JURY
DELIBERATIONS IN HOBBY TRIAL To RESUME TODAY
";5i„:'y°I f95^'£'5 HOBBY, LEVI: 2 MEN FACE RPISON TERMS
ATTORNEYS FOR hOoBY, LEVI PLAN APPEAL
HOBBY, LEVI RECEIVE 13-MONTH SENTENCES
COMPREHENSIVE EmPl-'ymENI AND TRAINING ACT, BUDGET
9 POSITIONS MAY BE LOST
REPORT APPLAUDS CETA PROGRAM USE IN DURHAM DESPITE i-bX CUT IN FUNDING
PANEL ENDORSES CITY MANAGER'S CUTS IN CETA
COMMITTEE APPROVES CUTS
CETA DEPUTY BACKED
CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS ANNEXATION, LYNNHAVEN
JOB OF CETA DEPUTY SAVED BY CITY COUNCIL
COUNCIL OPTS TO KEEP DEPUTY DIRECTOR POSITION
STONE DuITS JOBS OFFICE FOR UNC POST
STONE TC LEAVE CETA jOB SAVED IN LAST WEEK'S CUTS
CUTBACKS TO HALT 88 STATE POSITIONS
CITY MANAGER'S ROLE MAY SURFACE AGAIN
STRUGGLE SEEN FOR CONTROL OF COUNCIL
BOARD OKS PARKwooo Plans
Two AGENCIES' BUDGETS STILL 'UP IN AIR-
RECORD CROP SEEN IN DURHAM
AGENCIES FEEL EFFECTS OF BUDGET CUTS
COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOY-ENT AND TRAINING ACT, EMPLOYEES
•) POSITIONS MAY BE LOST
NINE CETA OFFICIALS MAY LOSE JOBS
COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT ADVISORY COUNCIL
CITY SEEKS APPLICANTS
Z TENANTS SEEK SEATS ON BOARD
2 PUBLIC HOUSING TENANTS SEEK SEATS
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES NOMINATIONS
CQXPUCSORY ATTENDANCE LAW
SEE ALSO HOME INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO TRUANCY
DOLE FOR OROPOUTS MAKES LITTLE SENSE
TRUANCY POLICY ILL-ACVISED
COMPUSERVE INFORMATION SERVICE
ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS NOW HAVE ELECTRONIC EDITIONS
COMPUTER ART
CREATING ART ON THE COMPUTER
COMPUTER CHECK-OUT
SEE UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE
COMPUTER DATING
WHAT MORE COULD HE ASK FOR?
COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPUTER KAMP
SEE ALSO OUKE/UNC COMPUTER SCIENCE COLLOQUIUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO Durham CITY SCHOOLS, COMPUTER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CO-MOkU ICOMPuTER Gamei
SEE ALST KATIE ANO The COMPUTER IBOCKI
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CD-PUTERS
ill tiVa ^E^sa-U;:'?h-3£T|S'='"" "" ^"^"EMATICS. COMPUTERS
SFf ALSO ROBOTS
SEE ALSO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
WOMAN GIVEN HER MONEY ALONG wl TH ASSAULT CmARGE
WOMAN PULLS GUN AT BANK
CnuNTY BOARD LOWERS PRIORITY OF COMPUTER
OukE Plans CDmputfr camps
gyjE^CgMPyTEfl CAMP FCR YOUNGSTERS PLANNED
£!'■ 5115, STATE'S APPROVAL FOR N6w COMPUTER PROGRAM
NEw EFFICIENCY Expert developed
ATTENDING PROGRAM
?9^y,'5""'-^ COURSE IN COMPUTER TRAINING
STUDENTS PACKING TECHNOLOGY
COMPUTERS COME IN. REPORTER flOwS OUT
HOME COMPUTER SALES SURGING IN DURHAM
MUSEUM WILL HAVE COMPUTERS TO RENT
SLCWLY BUT SURELY, COMPUTERS
ONE MAN'S "FAR VISION"
THOSE COMPUTER "LUES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
CREATING ART ON THE COMPUTER
GERMAN CLASS AT DUKE: SPREChen SIE COMPUTER?
J;;' V^ '-"'"■ c'"E»S 'SPACE AGE- IN «-«*YS
GO-MO«U C-AMPS PLAY BY COMPUTER
OukE given 'SUPER MINI-COMPUTE R'
COMPUTERS: HANDICAPPED TAKE CONTROL
COMPUTER C3URSE OFFERED
PERSON SCHOOLS GIVEN OK TO PURCHASE COMPUTERS
NCCU OFFERS COMPUTER CLASS TO TEACHERS
COMPUTERS NOT NEw, BUT STILL F uN FOR 5TH-GRA0E CLASS
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"\rE'fu5FLA. SCHEMES
CONCERNEO CITIZE-IS "? NO TAX INCREASE, INC.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE TAXES, N.C.
?;^ cUe^^gSnO TAX !^.C»EASE IAD ,„,eAOING ,^^
;5S<GlESSlSS5rc"B'ip?NDs'i2S?^000 IN TAX CAMPAIGN
"''«rH^A2EriirL"^.'!f.c^.p"*E'SeS.'Er«^AsrA^cSifehEs
"^yr^SpSiS'^JiC^irus^^ir^i^^.roi^svt^s""^''
CONCORD
^Sm^JiJeO 5l^?2,° ^%.S^STER'o!ir0™SCHOOL
S^SIlHiriS Si^^3f?^- .HPACT
rigging
c
UN_ .
CONC
"^"^JiNr5X5"cHSRG^i'"!?'F!^'Ml'-nH-B.D-
t2S Sore PAVERS INDICTED in probe
IJlEN SENTENCED IN BIO-RIGGING CASE
'°''"iErti?I05'lN''luS°"BlS,SET MAY PREVENT MGHT OVER LOT
EfE^i^isS?? in°''n.rr 'Aril. . . or else
lANn PROCfEOI'lGS HAY BEGIN
^ JS^oirNAVISS § "oJkE LAND
^- r,cSL'°SiSB?Ss"^ff "P^CE LIGHT^AGENOA
PANEL OKS BONDS, BIDS FOR WATER PLANT
CONDOMINIUMS .,„^,.,,
Ill Its? ^hIp ^hPlL, N.C, CONDOMINIUMS
sif Jls§ cSlony hICls ipickett roadi
111 ttl§ tr"r^?'"^ilEfr??5|SJ^E"l FORMER SELF ^
WAREHOUSE CONDO
Ir*o51ct°bu5ers'-filing lawsuits ^^.„
?2q PHASES OF CARR60RO COMPLEX OK ■
rM^ES"[ga5J'ltl$t SlXf i;:"!iI2"Ef-HILL FOR .S ..LLICN
'veHeSIblE 'apUtmENT HOUSE going CONDO
rlTY HAS NO LAWS ON CONVERSIONS
tlullT'nT^ ^N^rS^PEAL CONDO DECISION
»LDER"fN APPROVE CONOO BUILDING, BUT RESIDENTS WILL MOVE
Sl^;S':^^d'S^0^5!r'^°nO?Ic%'o'f CON bM°NIyM CONVERSION
J .s^i-^!Lt°'^cs;:i^r|TC^Dr D I JuS'tbrER^sfois
^:n^i:i?«?sSisivS!:srJL^S-yT4?^^H
""' ?ih^%ILE?-TO UPDATE SOME PLANTS
f.Sc'c'GETS ""SkfloN^oS'lRT auILDING
CONFEDERATF FLAG
CONFEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT ORDERS OF KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KL*N
""IJ^Aflo'^rf^FLAM SCHEMES
SEE ALSO FRAUD
CON ARTIST LEAVES DEBT.
CONFIDENTIALITY
SEE PRIVACY
CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
CARRIED THE STARS AND BARS
HEARTBREAK
U/lO/Rl
12/W/81
I T
L Y
PG L P BYL
1 P N F30
5 N 008
H 2 <)/2''/''l «
H 2 10/01/81 A
H 2 10/31/81 B
S 2 lO/31/fll A
H 2 U/Ol/81 A
I N
4 T T
I N
S51
R56
S5l
3 N
I D N
SSI
5/20/Pl
6/27/81
i/Oi/ni
i/C/Sl
2 5/05/81 C 6 N E',6
H 2 8/16/81 A 2?
H 2 3/27/"l A 6
H 2 9/05/fll A 10
H 1 10/27/81 e 1
S 2 11/18/81 A 1 N
H 2 11/10/81 A 1 N
H 2 12/02/81 A 15 N
2 T/OO/Sl A
2 9/13/91 A
2 13/17/81 B
2 11/09/81 C
2 U/19/81 A
2 12/01/91 A
2 12/01/91 a
2 12/03/91 C
2 12/15/91 B
I
N
351
1
N
K90
^
L
5
N
1
N
F30
1
N
P30
1
N
BSl
H 2
5/19/81 A 6 P
F 830
H 2
5/19/81 A (, P
F 330
H 2
5/28/81 A 1
N M09
H 2
5/29/81 B 1
N
S 2
5/29/el A 12
N
S 2
6/29/81 A 9
N
N H68
H 2
7/29/81 C 2
S 2
7/29/81 A 17
N
H 2
8/D3/B1 A 4
E
H 2
a/O'./Bl A 13
N
H ?
8/09/81 A 1
N F78
S 2
a/08/81 A 3
N
H i
a/16/Bl ID
N
H 2
8/29/31 A 3
N H68
S 2
9/01/81 A 11
N
s :
9/02/91 A 4
N F79
M
9/09/81 B 1
S 2
9/09/81 C
N S33
N G53
N S83
H 2
9/10/81 6
s ;
9/ 0/81 C 1
9/ 1/81 A I,
N M09
H !
9/ '■/Bl B 1
S 2
9/ <./91 A 4
E
H 2
9/ 5/81 B 1
N
S 2
9/18/Bl A 13
N
H 2
9/23/81 B 1
N M23
S 2
9/23/81 A <.
P J
S 2
10/02/81 C
N K90
S 2
10/07/81 C 1
N
H 2
10/13/81 A 12
N
S 1
10/13/31 e I
N
H 2
lO/l^/Sl e 3
N
S 2
10/21/81 A 1
P G X 16
S 2
10/22/81 A
G S83
P N F7a
G S83
H 2
10/23/Pl A
S 2
10/23/81 A
S 1
0/23/81 C 1
S SB 3
S 2
0/2',/9l A 1
S 2
10/26/91 A I
N S83
S 2
0/26/81 A 4
L
H 2
11/01/81 11
N
S 2
12/11/91 A 1
N 503
H 2
5/06/81 A 7
N
H 2
6/15/81 A 14
N
H 2
10/27/81 A 10
P N
H 2
12/07/81 A 9
N
S 2
12/09/81 C 13
N
H 2
11/22/81 3
V S36
H 2
12/06/81 D 3
V S36
S 2
11/25/81 C 8
F J50
2 11/08/81 A 21 P N
NONTHLr/
INDEX
PAvi.vG cc'ie fOB LI. GOV. 'hvesTiGireo
>60i00a BEPiRIEl l.i»NEO IT GS"'uP
NPHIN»TICN 3m»S CLil" OF COSfLICT
GSIFfIN alAflS OF 'OLITICkING
ABCNE5 M[TMOai«s "04RO aPOLlCiTUN
ARCHER p<IThC^4i«$ APPLICiTtON FJR aOARD
PLEDGER. IRIFFIN ARGuE INCIOEST
ATTOR-.Eir SEES NO CONFLICT
S3UAB3LING IS NO ANS.ER
NCSU INVESTIGATING SALE OF FRuIT TO OFFICIAL'S WIFE
STATE CmanGES PRCDuCc SALES POLICY
OFFICIALS <ILL NOT PROSECUTE BAILIFF
ACaCE"IC council nixes library 35-3".
ShEPPARB kITrtORRAuS FRC RACE
A FLI-SY INSINUATION
FARTbING as<S AG'S OPINION
tmcrntqn seeks Ruling on candidate, conflict
farthing withdraws from mayor's race
farthing 3uits •4ay0ral race
farthing wit-iora.s from race
accusations "flcf over coastal act
HOyall na-eo to panel
CO- coegations in action
SEE DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SEE MEALS ON WHEELS
CONGRESSIONAL eLAC» CAIILUS
SEE ALSn NATIONAL 3LAC< independent POLITICAL PARTY
SEE ALSO N.C. 3LAC«. OEMOCPAIIC LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO 'ECONO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT SLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
ENDORSEMENTS IF JUSTICE FUND CITED
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
GOP DRIVE AIMED AT 6 N.C. DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN
GOP AIMS AT hEFnER, 8Th DISTRICT
TE« Tfi Run for seat
SPORTSMEN ROAST 'aIhlETE WHO NEVER WAS'
CANDIDATE FDR CONGRESS RAPS STATE GOP Chairman
PREYER WON'T SEEK OFFICE IN • ' 2
PREYER Rules "ut re-election =iid
•12 FIELD NARROWING DOWN TO FIVE CANDIDATES
mIChauX says HE'S NOT MILLIONAIRE
DEMOCRAT Raps conservative TACTICS
STATE OFFIc:sL TO SEEK OFFICE. NEWSPAPER SAYS
FILING PEOiro IS RESCmEOULEO
POLL rYES SUPPORT IN RACE FOR <.Th SEAT
GOV. HUNT PLANS TO Campaign FOR CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
SEE NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
SEE N.C. CONGRESSIONAL CLU8
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
SEE ALSO EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATORS. U.S. CONGRESS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEwecY, REAPPORTIONMENT
SEE ALSO SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
SEE ALSO SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT SLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN. C.I
ONE PROPOSAL PUTS Durham in 2N0 DISTRICT
KEN SPAULDING CN NEW PANEL
3 OF 4 PLANS PUT Durham In JNO DISTRICT
poll: orange VOTERS SUPPORT JOINING Durham in n£» DISTRICT
PANEL SCHEDULES VOTE ON REDI STR IC TI NG PLANS
N.C. REOISTRICTInG: COUNTY LINE CROSSING CONSIDERED
ON SENATE REDISTRICTING: HEARING ORAwS ONLY I SPEAKER
HEOI STR ICTING: UNWANTED DURHAM COUNTY FOCAL POINT IN ASSEMBLY
REDISTRICTING VOTE might 3E TAKEN TOMORROW
aOYALL : OO^'T PUT DURHAM IN 2N J
CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING {CARTOONI
TWO STILL OPPOSE WA«E-D'JRHAM DISTRICT
SENATE PANEL APPROVES GUN CONTROL MEASURE
REDISTRICTING COMMITTEE DIVIDES OVER FOUR PLANS
DISTRICTING SHOWDOWN DELAYED
REDISTRICTING PANEL MEETING SET FOR MONDAY
SENATE BLURS PANEL'S VISION OF Durham in 2
SESSION'S KEY ISSUES DIVIDING DELEGATION
SENATE DELAYS VOTE ON CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
ROYALL. SPAULDING AT ODDS AGAIN
COMPROMISE PLAN P'JTS DURHAM IN 4TM DISTRICT
CONGRESSMAN OPP'^SES plan For a Th DISTRICT
REDISTRICTING: LtCISLATOBS READY TO SETTLE ISSUE
•. REDISTRICTING PLANS SCRAPPED
REDISTRICTING MAPS CROSS COUNTY LINES
BISECTING COUNTIES IDEA Ok'O
LATEST DISTRICT PLAN DIVIDES ? COUNTIES
REDISTRICTING PROPOSAL SPLITS DURHAM
REDISTRICTING PLAN WCULO SPLIT DURHAM
PANEL BOOSTS ROYALL'S PLAN
DON'T DIVIDE DURHAM
•SPLITTING' DURHAM REJECTED
ALAMANCE. CHATHAM DISTRICT ShIFTS URGED
N.C. HOUSE. SENATE DISTRICTS APPROVED
NE.EST plan: orange, wake. DlOham in tlH
HEALTH MQfdTORING PLAN MAY BE DEaO
The MAP SCRAP
REDISTRICTING PLAN WINS SENATE OK
TRIANGLE DISTRICT REJECTED
HOUSE COMMITTEE SLATES ANOTHER REDISTRICTING VOTE
KAPLAN Plan may get HOUSE COMMITTEE REVIEW
nuSKINS OVERSEES REDISTRICTING COMMITTEE WITH AN IRON hanO
PROPOSAL -OULO MOVE DURHAM TO 2ND DISTRICT
2ND DISTRICT Oo'HAM PLAN OK • D
DURHAM COULD DOMINATE DISTRICT
4TM DISTRICT STAYS HOME FOR DURHAM
2N0 DISTRICT China ShOP ICARIOONI
SfnaTOR trying to change HOUSE REDISTRICTING "LAN
DURHAM DELEGATION BACKS TRIANGLE DISTRICT
EVICTION FROM 2ND DISTRICT CHINA ShQ? (CARTOONI
aSOISTRICTING PLANS ARE OK ' D
PANEL GETS REDISTRICTING 'LANS
N.C. SENATE REJECTS REDISTRICTING PLAN
ASSEMBLY DELAYS ACTION ON REDISTRICTING
CONFEREES mcIGh COUNIY-SPL I TTI NG PROPOSAL
REDISTRICTING STILL UP IN AIR
DURHAM LANDS In RI DISTRICT
siaTus could p£ worse
the glorious fourth (oistricti icartdoni
The DISTRICT DILEMMA ICARTODNI
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS AND SHARED INTERESTS. . .
REDISTRICTING PLEASES STATE GOP
C T
S
I T
PACE IIJ
1/10/82
N E
L Y
P
DATE
PG
L P
irL
H 2
6/oi/ai
1
N
H 2
6/03/91
9
N
H 2
7/10/BI
N
W36
S 2
7/1D/81
i
N
K9D
H 2
7/16/81
1
N
W36
S 2
7/16/91
t
N
H 2
7/17/81
1
N
.36
S 2
7/17/91
1
N
K90
S 2
7/20/81
4
E
H 2
7/29/31
11
N
H 2
7/29/91
12
N
S 2
9/20/81
7
N
H 2
■J/C/Sl
1
P N
G53
M 2
9/09/B1
1
N
H 2
9/10/91
A
E
H 2
<)/lD/91
3
N
S 2
9/10/81
1
N
K90
S 2
9/21/91
1
N
XD4
H 2
9/22/81
I
N
S51
S I
9/22/81
1
N
H 2
10/38/81
I
P N
H 2
11/11/81
1
N
G53
H 2 7/19/91 A
9/DI/91
3/16/91
9/10/81
9/11/91
9/22/91
9/29/31
9/30/61
10/2'5/31
10/29/91
10/30/91
11/10/91
11/11/91
12/10/91
12/28/91
14 N
17 P N
1 P N
1 P N MIP
14 N
2 N
13 N
2 P F G53
1 N
I 1 N
5/D6/flI C
5/14/81 B
5/19/81 3
5/19/91 B
5/20/31 C
5/22/81 A
5/22/ei A
5/25/81 A
5/25/81 C
5/26/81 3
5/27/ai A
5/27/91 A
5/27/81 C
5/28/81 A
5/2P/81 A
5/29/ei C
»/0;/91 A
6/03/91 B
6/D4/91 B
6/05/91 A
6/D5/91 e
6/06/81 3
6/09/31 e
6/10/81 3
6/ID/91 A
6/11/91 B
6/12/81 a
6/16/91 B
6/16/91 C
6/IT/81 C
6/17/91 A
6/19/31 3
6/19/91 B
6/19/81 C
6/19/91 3
6/21/ei A
6/22/Sl A
6/23/91 3
6/24/ai 3
6/26/31 A
6/27/31 A
6/29/81 C
6/3D/91 A
7/01/fll A
7/Ol/Bl A
7/02/31 A
7/02/91 A
7/D2/81
7/02/91 C
7/03/81 A
7/03/81 A
7/03/81 C
7/03/91 C
7/04/ai A
7/07/81 B
7/08/81 A
7/09/81 A
7/lO/Rl A
7/11/81 A
7/12/91
7/13/91 A
7/13/91 C
'53
E46
G53
N G53
N <90
N G53
T R56
N G53
N
N K90
N G53
N
N G53
N G53
N G53
N G53
N
N HeO
N 053
N G53
N K90
N G53
N G53
N G53
N
N G5 3
c
N G53
N G53
U G53
G53
C53
G53
K90
G53
R54
K90
R56
1 1
N
10
1 1
N
N
N
N
S5I
F
T
I
R5H
T
T
04 5
H N T H L y / A ^)„y,5^'• .
INDEX
U/31/81
J E C T S
JAG6 111
1/11/82
MicH»u« IS PLEASED ay new <.th district
REPUBLICANS SAP REDISTRICTENG
RFDISTRICTING NOT CONTESTED ^.^^
ALAiANCE GOP PLANS SEDISTRICTING CHALLENGE
REJECT DISTRICTS, ALLREO URGES U.S.
5S|fIcr"D?J^^TSl;;r°iSJ?f^;Ns"N!c. REOISTRICTING ?tANS
I ! ?tic?fsii^jfi&5'::^L[^ssL^D';j'^!?.?i L"rsi^:°Libnf^oRs sAy
REOISTRICTING RESPONSE OELAy SOUGHT
REAPPORTIONING PLANS CLOUOEO
Si^ilStS'ii?SN^Rl'oS'?Ss?R?'f;''i"y: eL ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT 3RD SESSION
STaTE~SEEKS speedup OF REVIEW
i:tL'LE2"J»23K?S SSc5'A^T!5n?"^"REDISTRICT,NG FROM LEGISLATORS
^;^h^?v?fp:G?n?::°L^stiL!fSir5i^'is? i^ii.'i^i^\^°i. sou
GOP LEADERS DEBATE REOISTRICTING
REOISTRICTING HEARING TODAy , , ,. j„,,c
SOC OLOGISTS: PLAN COULD DSy*l;^F^^ WF ?y '" "^"^
NEW DISTRICTS FOS DUKHA". ORANGE LKELy
DURHAM -Ay KEEP SINGLE HOUSE DISTRICT
SlgH"!rTiNG ;LiNs"2I2°LEGISLATIVE CRITICISM
nIS re" STRICT iNGPLXN?S;i0 9ETTER-BUT NOT PERFECT
N.C. REOISTRICTING PLAN IS I«PRav|0, LAHYER SAyS
?ii^ifvS5N?;?ssrE'^sif?5s\^*gE'L^;y'?ES!?{i[c"}5jr^uiT
f^gRL^SISJrSis^Jp'il 'orc'n'ii^drf'ol 5i§rS?«Yc°?.NG plans .N court
iS!it:ig2i-B:^2'^o^"iJi^^Ui^f^^",^„
CLOSED REOISTRICTING "6" I NC S CB 1 T C I Z ED
|?^^^T?"SSc^f^F^l^aN^i^^0S^T°}^^g^5{l?^.E?riSA,TS ADVICE
i,V°dl\ll'iVo'i'i irc^'^sfN^rE-MEMBER DISTRICTS
SENAIf ENDS SEARCH FOR GREATER BALANCE
HOUSE RFDISTRICTING PASSES „,,,„,.,,
N.C. LAWMAKERS RESHAPE HOUSE DISTRICTS
COURT WOULDN'T GIVE S PL I T-O I ST R I C T AOV I CE
^^trT??u"isi^ivir^siiN"SESfSi^'sH^AirSirTS'?2rs
J3?IrE"ESIi^Els'SETiEDISTRICT.NG SESSION
GOP PLANS SUIT CHALLENGING REMAP OF STATE HOUSE AREAS
SENATE HAS REOISTRICTING PLAN »EAOY
^PAlll nING BACKED ON DISTRICTING CRITICISM
ItItE REPUBUcSSs TO SUE OVER WOISTRICTING PLANS
REPUBLICANS MOUNT EFFORT TO BLOCK RFDISTRICTING PLANS
N.C. GOP LEADERS SEEK ADVICE ON SUIT
S:aCK GRoSp files SUIT OVER «f?lSTRICTIN& PLAN
GOP MAY FILE ITS SUIT ON REOISTRICTING TOOAY
^SS>BA'jK^^i%57r^S^e^^?f?'^"!"JS?STRICTING
^?^lRirgE^?^lElii??EjrE5'o3'S?^!?TR.CTING AMENDMENT
?T'AfE°^?irs"Li'Tjifu5bE2"DE!'2B^h^'S^OISTR.CT.NG APPEAL
DURHAM LEGISLATORS E»PECT ANOTHER SESSION
HUNT UNDECIDED ABOUT APPEAL ,.,,,„. c
N.C. CONGRESSIONAL PLAN MAY BE N TROUBLE
NE»T REOISTRICTING PLAN MAY SPLIT COUNTIES
REOISTRICTING PLANS REJECTED
2o5ERSS?'N'i?''Tli?SG%^??T?^fl^SJ'.C.REDISTRICnNr PROBLEMS
5grS?S?Nn'RrsPs^EF^^S?tA{?Nf J^C^Sg't^^R^I?' J '
MICHAUA FACES TWO-HEADEO DURHAM COUNTY BULL ICARTOONl
REAPPORTIONMENT SUIT MOVED TO WAKE COUNTY ,„ ..„
jCOGE MOVES REOISTRICTING SUIT FROM IREDELL TO WAKE COUNTY
N.C. SEEKS TO MOVE REOISTRICTING SUIT
CHAMBER UNIT BACKS TRIANGLE DISTRICT
PANEL ASKS LEGISLATURE REMAP MEET IN EARLY "62
LATE JANUARY SESSION SEEN
CONNELLY JEWELERS „ , „, „ ,,,.,ccc
DOWNTOWN STORE MAY GO OUT OF BUSINESS
DOWNTOWN DURHAM BUSINESS MAY CLOSE
CONOVER. N.C. ,„,
FUMES AFFECT EIGHT WORKERS
CONSCIENCE FUND
SEE CRIMINAL RESTITUTION
CONSERVATION
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF N.C.
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
N.C. NEEDS WASTE eiLL
CONSERVATIONISTS TO FIGHT DRILLING OFF OUTER BANKS
GROUP WANTS DRILLING RIGHTS SALE BLOCKED
STATE MAY SUE OVER OIL LEASE
CONSERVATIONIST WARNS AGAINST BURIAL OF WASTE
OFFSHORE DRILLING COULD BEGIN THIS FALL
CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO FUNDAMENTALISTS
111 ALSO NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO N.C. CONGRESSIONAL CLUB ,_ _, „_ ^„
CONGRESSIONAL CONSERVATIVES CHALLENGE FEDERAL COURT POWER
DISTRUST OF BIG GOVERNMENT LEO U.S. TO CONSERVATISM
PHILIP AGEE BECOMES SECOND-CLASS CITIZEN
CONSERVATIVES ON RONALD REAGAN ICARTOONl
NEAL BLASTS -BRItlERY, THREAT-
CONSERVATIVES SHOULD AVOID 'MaRAL* QUAGMIRE
BOOKS OF CONSCIENCE ICARTOONl
•NEW RIGHT- DESERVES SEN. GOLDwATER'S ATTACK
BENNETT MAY FACE PARTISAN FIGHT FOR HUMANITIES POST
CDNSQLIOATEO FREIGHTWAYS .,., ,
FIRMS OPEN TO SELL MAKEUP, MOVE FREIGHT
C QN S P 1 4 A C T
JURY SELECTED TO TRY 4 NAZIS ON CONSPIRACY CHARGES
NAZI TRIAL TESTIMONY BEGINS
AGENT SAYS NAZI DESCRIBED BOMB PLANS
PROSECUTION RESTS IN NAZIS- TRIAL
DATE
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P PYL
7/17/91 e
7/22/81 B
7/25/81 C
T/Z'/Sl C
a/15/81 B
9/2'./ai C
9/10/81 A
9/17/Bl A
9/18/81 A
9/26/81 A
10/09/81 A
10/10/81 e
10/11/81 C
10/1<./81 C
ia/i<./9i c
. 10/15/81 A
2 10/15/91 A
2 10/16/81 A
2 10/18/81 A
2 10/19/81 C
2 10/20/81 C
2 10/20/81 A
2 10/21/81 B
2 10/22/91 A
2 10/22/81 A
10/22/91 A
10/23/91 A
10/23/91 C
10/24/81 A
10/2<./81 A
10/25/81
10/27/81 6
10/29/81 C
10/29/81 A
10/29/81 A
10/29/81 A
10/30/81 A
10/30/81 A
10/30/91 C
10/30/91 A
10/31/81 A
10/31/31 A
U/01/9I A
11/02/81 C
11/03/81 A
U/03/81 A
ll/0'./9l C
11/05/81 A
11/09/91 C
U/12/81 B
11/16/91 A
11/16/81 C
ll/n/91 A
11/17/81 B
U/25/81 A
11/25/81 A
U/26/ai 8
11/29/81 A
12/01/81 A
12/02/81 A
12/03/81 A
12/03/81 C
12/0<./81 A
12/05/81 A
12/07/91 A
12/08/81 A
12/09/81 A
12/09/81 A
12/10/81 A
12/11/81 A
12/11/81 A
12/12/81 A
12/12/91 A
12/16/81 A
12/17/81 A
U/Z^/Bl A
12/31/61 B
1
2 1
3
8
2
1
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NAZIS FILE OEFENSE HOTIQNS
fOR"ER PINK OFFICIAL INOICTEO
JUDGE OENIES lill TRUl "OWE, POSTPONEMENT
^^?ENSiN?s:;rAgENn^.^i3':J?' '' ""' '°""" ■■' "•5- '""^^
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SERGEANT PLcAflS GU LTr TO EiPLGSIVES CnARGE
TM6EE CMARSEO IN CAR 3URMNG '""^'"^ -."AKOt
CaSSTITuTION »EE<
SEE ALSO C ITIZENSMIP OAr
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
CONSTITUTION OBSERVANCE PLANNED
CITUENSnlP OAT
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Sfc ALSO EuILDINC CONSTRUCTION
see alsn building contractors
see also housing industry
see also nellc l. teer co.
see also »0«en in constrtction
Building incentive plan ouestiqneo
CONSTRUCTION In N.C. "akES BIG GAINS IN JULY
BUILDING ACTIVITY SHOWS ORDP ''"'-
NATIONAL MOUSING SLUHP HITS N.C. BUILDERS HARD
CONSTRUCTION .ORK IN PROGRESS
BILL'S REACM EXCEEDED GRASP
"^"5^„'S'*""*'E'-'' APPROVES Tai Cut MEASURE
6-YEaH TERMS PROPOSAL ADVANCES
?iVt,'"i;'-,t'""' CONSTRUCTION Charges
^SS;Sf^l!G5rs"s°^!JL'"'Aj^fARs'3E::S^*"°"^ •"'''' °'^^°^"-
SENATOR TRYING TO CHANGE HOUSE REDISTRICTING PLAN
CONSUHER COEPir
SEE ALSO CONSUMER DEBT
.^STL^i^ft o?''SI'5 SAY LOGOS SHOULD BE BANNED
LOANS meaSjRc delayed again
'^.ir-^'t}^^^ '*'.■'■'- "'ISING SOME LOAN INTEREST RATES
MASTcS BILL A-ENOMENT IS REJECTED
flff; fNyr^fFR*l-^il-K''"H''L'""""T ^N SOME LOANS
iiD-.fGGIN!''Bf;^Lnk''A"MEi0E"D' '"="* '"^""^ "^^5
PANEL 0«S PROPOSAL TO RAISE SALES TAX
I'BI LEGISLATURE: REDISTRICTING. GAS Tax SETTLED
BANKERS: INTEREST RATES DON'T DETER BORROWERS
CONSUMER DEBT
SEE ALSO CONSUMES CREDIT
SEE ALSO CREDIT
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO T,0-INC0ME FAMILY
MONEY MOES -OUNT as HOLIDAYS APPROACH
CONSUMER EDUCATION
SEE CONSUMER PROTECTION
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FOOD. COSTS
SEE ALSO INFLATION, U.S.
CHANGING FEDERAL FORMULA SHOULD HELP. NOT HINDER
CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CONSUMER PROTECTION
EXTENSION URGED ON FURNITURE RULE
SAFETY BEATS INCONVENIENCE
SUPPORT FOR ■:h1lD SAFETY NOTED
AVOIDING CONFRONTATION
AGENCY Chief to aooRESS FURNITURE MEN
N.C. Furniture industry hails pa^jel's DECISION
FURNITURE INDUSTRY PRAISED UCLISIUN
CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE ALSO CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION
JUDGE REFUSES INJUNCTION
CONTACT LENS
SEEING GREEN
COUNTY HOSPITAL CLEARED FOR PLASTIC LENS IMPLANTS
'°''IJi^,IEtf"""STaY ORGAN UAT ION
SEE CONTACT TElEmINISTRy ORG an U AT ION C ACRONYM I
CONTACT MEEK
SEE CONTACT TELEMINISTRY ORGANIZATIONIACRONYMI
CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO COURTS. Durham COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS, U.S.
CONTEMPT CONVICTION IS UPHELD
CMP ACTIVIST SERVING CONTEMPT TERM
MRS. =.roughton released
TRAILER HOSIERY HEARING HELD
"''Ilr^LsJ'!o?i?2G^l^f^^?s"'"'" " CONTESTS,
"THE'i^SLr^i'.J'^fo'if.";^?!-^"^''"*'' 5UN SPORTS CONTEST!
TALENT COMPETITIONS PLANNED FOR ARTISTS
CONTINENTAL Club
SEE DURHAM Chamber OF COMMERCE
CONTINENTAL FOREST INDUSTRIES
UNION LOCAL PLANS TO STRIKE
DURHAM UNION STRIKES
NO TALKS SCHEDULED IN STRIKE
U^VoH'llVi'All ITj' °'" "-""f-^'L CONTRACT
CONTINENTAL STRIKERS VOTE 2T-IT TO ACCEPT CONTRACT
CONTINENTAL TRAICAYS
REPORT SAYS BUS DRIVER haO 1<. TICKETS SINCE '56
CONTRACEPTION
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SEE BIHTH CDNT<nL
C0NTBACT0P5
SEE 6U1LDINC CONTOACnKS
SEE ELECTPICJl. CQNIRACTdRS
SEE PAVING CONTOACTORS
SEE PRIVATE CaNIRACTGRS IFOR FEDERAL FMPLOYEESI
CONVENIENCE FOODS
CONVENIENCE FOODS:
Check COST, CONTENT
CONVENIENCE STORES
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
SEE ALSO Supermarkets* U.S.
COUNCIL VOTES TO REZONE SITE F0» CONVENIENCE STORE
PATH CLEARS FOR CONVENIENCE STORE
REZONING FOB STORE APPROVED
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE BUSINESS 3EAT
REZONING WOULD LI"IT DENSITY
MERCHANTS CONFUSED BY PARAPHERNALIA LAW
COOKBOOKS
SEE ALSO FOOD , ,
SEE ALSO N.C. CHICKEN COOKING CONTEST
SEE ALSO Tarheel tastes ibooki
SHE HAS HOPES FOR cookbook i
SHAKING THE SALT HABIT
COOKBOOK IS FOR cancer PATIENTS
COOKBOOK EXPLAINS HOW TO BAKE SNAKE. BOIL OWL
DINING BECOMES ART FORM WITH. . . JUDITH OLNEY'S COOKBOOK
SALT free: cooking without SALT CAN BE EXCITING
MANN'S DEDICATION LIVES ON THROUGH ACS RECIPE BOOK
COOKBOOK CHRONICLES POPULAR TARHEEL TASTES
RECIPES GEARED FOR HANDICAPPED COOK
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SEE ALSO CONTESTS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTSI
SEE ALSO N.c. Chicken cooking contest
SEE also n.c. pork cook-out king contest
BRUCE FAIR3AIRN HAS REPUTATION AS GOOD COOK
COON hunting
SEE ALSO HUNTING ,,,,,
SALUDA SALUTES COON DOGS WITH PARADES AND CONTESTS
COOPER ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO. [GREENSBORO, N.C.I
TWO JAILED FOR BIO-RIGGING
COOPER HAND TOOL GROUP
MONROE TO GET NEW PLANT
TOOL GROUP Plans plant in MONROE
COnPFRATlVF nCEANOGRAPHIC PROGRAM ~^
SEE DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
CELEBRATION GATHERING
PROPOSED CITY BUDGET TRIMS AGENCY REQUESTS
COMMITTEE RECONSIDERS HIRING PROGRAM GRANT
FUNDING PROPOSAL APPEALED
PANEL INCREASES FUNDING ON FINAL DAY OF HEARINGS
CITY WATER, SAEWER RATES TO RISE
SERVICES STRENGTHENED FOR ELDERLY POPULATION
AGENCY CONTRACTS OK'D; MONITORING SUGGESTED
ANNEXATION METHOD GETS COUNCIL OK
DURHAM'S OLDER CITIZENS FIND A VARIETY OF HOUSING SERVICES
HEALTH CARE SEMINARS SET
COPPER
OFFICERS SAY COPPER THEFT RING CRACKED
POLICE Charge 3 in theft
metal valued at t3.700 stolen from electric co.
copper wire
robbers steal wire
copperheads
copperhead brood
copyright violation
Owners still taping shows
CORN
SEE ALSO GRAIN
GRASSHOPPERS FAT CORN CROP
MOONLIGHT InG?
1981 BUMPER GRAIN CROPS A DISASTER FOR U.S. FARMERS
SOURCE OF HORSE-KILLING TOXIN REMAINS UNCLEAR
CORN BREAD
CORN BREAD WEEK PROCLAIMED IN N.C.
COPNJALLIS HOUSING PROJECT
SFE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
AUTHORITY GETS 1699,000
MUD REPAIR FUNDS GIVEN TO DURHAM
CORNWALL IS ROAD
CORNUALLIS ROAD CROSSING CLOSED
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
WOMAN SEEKS TO BAN CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN SCHOOLS
CORPORATE PROPERTY INVESTORS
REZONING OF 202 ACRES OK'D
INDUSTRIAL PARK SITE ON N.C. 55 GETS NEW ZONE
CORPORATE REALTY CONSULTANTS, INC.
REZONING OF 202 ACRES OK'D
PATH CLEAR FOR INDUSTRIAL PARK
INDUSTRIAL PARK SITE ON N.C. 55 GETS NEW ZONE
CORRECTIONS
SEE DURHAM MORNING HERALD, CORRECTIONS
SEE DURHAM SUN, CORRECTIONS
CORRUPTION IN Business
SEE ALSO Businesses, u.s.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., IMAGE
SEE ALSO FRAUD
IHEY LISTEN TO HIS BID-RIGGING STORY NOW
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RECORPS SeiZtO IN aiOOING PROPc
PIPER s»rs TIP LEO TO aeciaos seizure
HOSPITAL OFflCUL PLEADS GUILIY IN '(ICuBACK CASE
A SORRY I»» TALE
JUOCE ISSUES °E5T»«IMSG 0R0£» S aCaIMST 2 COMPANIES
LAJYER SAYS INVESTISaTION OP BIO-RICGIMC NOT OVER
STATE BIDDING LOST •^l 9 ELECTRICAL PIRMS
TRANSPORTATION BC»RO SUSPENDS 1 PIRMS PRO" BIODINC
TIP ON TORN LEDGER SHEETS AIDED PROBE
EDMISTEN HILL SEEK INOICTHENTS AGAINST TELEPHONE SOLICITERS
CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
SEE ALST PEOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, "ABSCAM" INVESTIGATION
SEE ALSO PRAJO
JURY MAY BEGIN DELIBERATIONS IN TRIAL OF LUM8ERT0N OFFICIAL
EY-HOUSING DIRECTOR CONVICTED
FORMER LUMBERTON OFFICIAL RECEIVES PRISON SENTENCE
SEEING GREEN
They listen 10 HIS aiD-RIGGINC STORY NOW
PERHAPS The state NEEDS ETHICS RULES
GREEN ADMITS ACCEPTING CASH
HUNT CALLS FOR CONTROLS JN GIFTS TQ STATE OFFICIALS
HUNT: BAR OR LIST CASH GIFTS TO OFFICIALS
GREEN DEDICATED PUBLIC SERVANT
ROYALL SIGNS LETTER BACKING JIMMY GREEN
LEGISLATORS HOPING TO AOjOURN TODAY
FORTUNES OF PlLlIICS
•BUDS OF A FEaThER"
ALL THE CROOKS AREN'T IN PRISON
LTGOwCO OF N.C. STOCK CERTIFICATE ICARTOON]
EDEN OFFICIAL IS ACCUSED
UNCOVERING CORRUPTION
CORRUPTION IN MILITARY
SEE ALSO MILITARY
GOLDEN KNIGHTS SHINING
CORRUPTION IN SPORTS
SEE SPORTS. SCANDALS
CQRTElL -S
BE ?EAUTIFUL FROM mEAO TO TOE...
COST OF LIVING INOEJ. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO «aGES, DURHAM
STUDY COMPARES LIVING COSTS OF CITIES IN STATE S 2
COST OF LliINC ShOmS slight OR OP IN DURHAM S 2
COST OP LIVING INOEA, N.C.
STUDY COMPARES LIVING COSTS OF CITIES IN STATE S 2
RALEIGH TOPS IN N.C. IN CO S T-OF-L I V I NC POLL H 2
COST OF LIVING Shows SLIGHT DROP IN DURHAM
COSTA RICA
GROUP PROBING TROPICS BUYS 1,500 ACRES
COSTUMES
SEE ALSO PERIOD CLOTHING
COSTUMES FOR CAPuLETS: are all In a OayS wORk FOR RICK BROwN AND FRIENDS H
NO COSTUME YET? MAKE YOUR OWN S
COSTUME TIME IS HERE S
GROWNUPS CATCH THE SPIRIT H
COTTON
SEE ALSO ?RO«N LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
COTTON, OTHER CROPS CATCHING FARMERS' EYES
COTTON. INC.
TEiTILE COMPANY USES FIBER WASTES
COTTON OUST
SEE BROWN LUNG DISEASE
COTTON OUST REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS NEW COTTON OUST LAW
BROmN lung ASSOCIATION HAILS RULING BY COURT
TEXTILE OFFICIALS CITE IMPROVEMENTS
COTTON FIBER WASTES
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
TEITILE COMPANY USES FIBER WASTES
COUGARS
MUSEUM'S COUGAR ACTING SICK
CAREFULLY MOVING A COUGAR
HERE, KITTY KITTY
COUNCIL Christian academy
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT H 2
WEEKEND JAMBOREE S 2
COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, RESEARCH
STUDY FINOS ALLERGY AMONG LEAF WORKERS H
COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS OF GREATER DURHAM
SEE ALSO Durham, N.C, CIVIC CLuaS l SEE ALSO NAMES Of SPECIFIC CIVIC CLUBSI
OFFICIAL: LIFE OUALITY WILL REOUIRE EFFORT H
DURHAM GROWTH SEEN RISING S
COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS H
A CLEAN START H
DURHAM BECO"ES MEMBER OF CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM H
CIVIC CLUBS URGED TO CONFRONT SERIOUS PROBLEMS H
LOVETT: CITY NEFDS STRONG LEADERSHIP S
POSITIVE APPROACH TO LITTER H
POLL SINGLES OUT ECONOMY, CRIME H
CLEMENT STRESSES POSITIVE S
AN UPBEAT MESSAGE H
BOTH VIE»S NE'OEO S
COUNCIL OFFICERS H
DEVELOPMENT IS TOP PRIORITY S
COUNCIL OF STATE
SEE N.C. COUNCIL Of STATE
COUNCIL Of STATE GOVERNMENTS
SEE ALSO KERR-TAR COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TRIAD COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE ALSO REGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
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SEE ALSO IRIAHGLE J COUNCIL OF GGVEaNMENTS
ROVALL HEAOS NATIONAL aBGANUATION
RDYALL BEGINS COUNCIL TERN
CQUNTERfEIT "ONEY
SEE ALSO Currency
SEE ALSO FORGERY
GUNMEN POB MANAGER AT HOME
BOGUS BILLS SAIO PASSED
COUNTIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES
COMMISSIONERS CALL FO' POMER TO HIKE TAXES
COUNTY, RAIL.<AY5 SUIT DELAYED UNTIL OCT. 13
COUNTRY HOME ESTATES
ALAMANCE AREA RESIDENTS OPPTSE AUTOMOBILE SHOP
COUNTRY MUSIC
SEE ALSO "USIC
COUNTRY SInO£R SIGNS WITH CBS
MY FAVORITES. THEIR FAVORITES
MAKIN' MOUNTAIN MUSIC
COUNTRY STORES
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS. DURHAM
NT. ENERGY: NOT MUCH, BUT IT'S HOME FOR THESE FOLKS
HE'S TOO BUSY TO TAKE A VACATION
COUNTHYrtOOO VILLAGE APARTMENTS
FIRE HITS RALFIGH APARTMENTS
APARTMENT FIRE IN RALEIGH
COUNTY FAIRS
FAIR TO RUN SEPT. 14 TO If
LEE FAIR SPONSORS PRONISE 'SONETHING FOR EVERYONE'
FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR TO OPEN ON SEPT. 28
POLICE PROBE FRAUD AT COUNTY FAIRS
COUPONS
SUPER SAVER JAN LEASURE TO VISIT DURHAN
COUPONS SAVE LEASURE A tJO'S GROCERY BILL
COUPON FEVER--JAN LEASURE CAUGHT IT AND IT'S SPREADING
SUPER SAVER EXPLAINS NONEY REFUND FRON NORTHCATE STORE
COUPON BONANZA
COURAGE
COURAGEOUS EXAMPLE
UNDAUNTED
COURIER-TIMES (r^OxflORO. N.C. NEWSPAPER!
NEWSPAPER SUES HOXBORO TO GET PORTION OF REPORT
PAPER PROCEEDS WITH SUIT
HEARING BEGINS ON SUIT OVER ROXBORO POLICE REPORT
JUDGE RULES REPORT IS PUBLIC DOCUMENT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: PRESSING THE ISSUE
JUDGE ORDERS FULL REPORT RELEASED; ROXBORO APPEALS
NEWSPAPER WILL DROP SUIT AGAINST ROXBORO
COURT-MARTIAL
SEE MILITARY,
COURTS MARTIAL
COURTESY
HERE'S HOW A STORE CAN LOSE A CUSTOMER
REDISCOVERING COURTESY
PLAUDITS TO The JUDGE
COURTESY TITLES
COURTESY TITLES SHOW BIAS
COURTS
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ALSO CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, EMPLOYEES
ALSO DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CLERK OF COURT
ALSO Durham county courthouse
ALSO JUDGES, DURHAM. DISTRICT COURT
ALSO JUDGES, DURHAM COUNTY
ALSO JURY OUTY
ALSO PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE
ALSO PUBLIC DEFENDERS, DURHAM
ALSO SMALL CLAIMS COURT
ALSO U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT
URTS INCREASE USE OF PRIVATE DETECTIVES
lENTATION PLAN HELPFUL TO JURORS
ARING ON NIGHTCLUB IS TODAY
EEOING CASE TO GO FIRST - SOMEDAY
NKRUPTCY COURT MAY GAIN SPACE
VERNMFNT SEEKS COURT SPACE
OGE LIGHTENS UP HER LECTURES FROM THE BENCH
DI SCOVERING COURTESY
AUDITS TO The judge
ERE'S NO aiZ LIKE COURT BIZ
TRIAL OPENS WITH SEARCH OF AUDIENCE
COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY, BAILIFFS
STATE RECOMMENDS AGAINST PROSECUTION
OFFICIALS WILL NOT PROSECUTE BAILIFF
COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY, CASE DISMISSALS
COURT DISMISSALS DROP
LAST GAMBLING RAID CHARGES DISMISSED
GAMBLING DISMISSED
COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY, ELECTIONS
DISTRICT COURT JUDGES WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION
FOUR SEEK TO RETAIN DISTRICT COURT JJDGF5HIPS
HECTIC TIMES BEGIN AGAIN AT ELECTIONS BOARD
BROGDEN SAYS HE WON'T RUN FOR JUDGESHIP
BROGDEN HAS '40 ELECTION PLANS
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES
COURT PERSONNEL BILL PAST MOUSE
COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY, HISTORY
DURHAM CmRISTMASES were rowdy in YESTERYEARS
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, TRIAL WATCHERS
THERE'S NO Kit LIKE COURT 612
COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
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SEE «LSO
SEE »LST K.C.
SEE ALSn N.C.
SEE «LSO IJ.C.
SEE »LSO C«IHIN«L JUSTICE SYSTE-
SEt aiSn DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTE9
SEE ALSC GAG nanEas
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO JUDICIAL DISTRICT 15-3
SEE ALSO JURY DUTY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO L«.< ENEORCEhENT
SEE ALSC LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF TmE COURTS
" .C. ASSOCIATION OF CLERKS OF SUPERIOR COURT
• C. C.TURT CF APPEALS
COURTS COHMISSION
JUDICIAL DEPT.
SUPOE"E CTURT
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRETRIAL NE«S COVERAGE
INSURANCE COM-ISSTONER 'S DUTIES COULO BE CHANGED
TFST APPEALS CCURT PROGSA*^ AVNOusCED TO INCLUDE DURHAM
COb°T OFFICIAL'S SON-IN-Liu MIREJ AS COUNSELOR
mIGmER AUTO lDAN RATES APPROVED
SOME N.C. JUDGES Short of research "aTERIALS
DISPUTE CENTER HELPS SETTLE DIFFERENCES OUTSIDE OF COURT
COURT'S LAAITY BAFFLING
FEDERAL SUITS ON TME RISE IN OIEDXONT
COURT SAID hI'.lEO 3Y 'HOSTAGE'
HELP FOB Children
STATE COURT SYSTE" REVISING ITS FOR-fS
COURTS. N.C. FhPlTYEES
CDJRT PERSuNNfL aILL PAST HOUSE
3ILL PROVIDING 13 MILLION FDR COURTS GETS hOuSE uK
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ENACTS PRECIOUS METALS BILL
GUILFORD COURTS FACING CuTaAC«S
COURTS. N.C. FCRMS AND DOCUMENTS
STATE COURT SYSTEM REVISING ITS FORMS
COURTS, N.C. NEmS coverage
SEE ALSO PRETRIAL NE»S COVERAGE
JUDGE REfUSfS TO RESTRICT JURY SELECTION COVERAGE
COURTS. N.C. picture-Taking
SEE ALSO Gag drders
PETITION ASUS FOR CAMERAS IN COURTROOMS
cameras in COURT MOULD HELP. NOT HURT
COURTS. N.C, TELEVISION COVERAGE
aaOAOCASTERS mANI Cameras in COURTROOMS
CAMERAS IN COURT ,<OULD SERVE PUBLIC
N.C. SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE ON TV CAMERAS IN COURTROOMS
CAMERAS SEEN AS INEVITABLE IN COURTROOMS
PETITION ASKS FOR CAMERAS IN COURTROOMS
CAMERAS IN COURT MOULD HELP. NOT HURT
COURTS. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
TRISh HUNT MiELDS GAVEL
COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO GAG ORDERS
SEE ALSO JUDGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO JUDGES. J.S.. MIDDLE DISTRICT
SEE ALSO PRETRIAL NEmS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO U.S. COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO U.S. COURT OF MILITARY APPEALS
SEE ALSO U.S. SUPREME COURT
COURT PROBLEMS, NOT GUNS. CAUSE CRIME
SEN. EAST CRITICIZES FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM
COURTS. U.S.. MIDDLE DISTRICT
SEE JUDGES, U.S., MIDDLE DISTRICT
COURTS-MART lAL
SEE MILITARY,
COURTS MARTIAL
COVERT INTELLIGENCE GATHERING
SEE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SEE SPIES
C0U3UDS
SEE ALSO BIROS
SCIENTISTS STUCY COWBIRD SERENADE
COmBIROS: THEY'RE INTERESTING VILLAINS
COWBOY FILMS
SEE COmBOYS
SEE OLD WESTERN FILM CLUS
COWBOYS
SEE ALSO OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
SEE ALSO RODEO
SEE ALSO WESTERN FILM FAIR
PITY The POOR COwBQY
FANS MEETING HEROES AT WESTERN F'lm FAIR
MIlO HOLT'S HEPOtS WILL ALWAYS BE COWBOYS
'WESTERN' 3UFFS FLOCK TO CHARLOTTE
THEY'VE GOT COwaOYS IN Family NOW
YESTERYEAR'S HEROES TO RIOE AGAIN IN SILER CITY
TRAILSI06 EPICURES
COWS
SEE ALSO L IVESTOCK
POOR BOSSY CATCHES Flies
THEY'VE GOT COWBOYS IN FAMILY NOw
C0» MEMORIAL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
CHURCH WANTS TO BAN MINISTER
PREACHER'S Ouster sought
HEARING DELAYED IN ChuRCh'S SUIT
JUDGE RESCHEDULES HEARING
JUDGE BARS PREACHER FRQm ChuRCh UNTIL TRIAL
MINISTER Barred from church
CRABTREE PHARMACY
GOOD OLO-FaShIONEO LEMONADE - ANO IT'S REAL!
CRAFT ShOwS
SEE ALSO OkTOBERFEST IDUKf UNIV. I
WHEN AN ARTS FAIR IS A BLOCK PARTY
A CRAFTY WAY TO EARN A LIVING
MAKE SALE ITEMS
CAMPUS Y AT UNC SETS CRAFT BAZAAR
APIS, CRAFTS FESTIVAL OPENS
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SEE »IS0 CMRISIMA"; oeCOBATIONS
SEE ALSO INDuSTaiAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO SUNSET CSAFT CORNER
SHE SE,(S 'CUTE CUMBERS'
THE COCO OLD HAYS HERE GOOD TO HER
CRAFTS TO 3E SHOWN AT DUKE
CHRISTMAS CRAFTS FROM TRIANGLE SENIOR CITIZENS
CRAFTS FAIR
SEE CRAFT SHOHS
CRAir. MANOR
RETIREMENT COMMUNITY IS PLANNED
GROUP auYS CRAIG MANOR FOR RETIREMENT COMPLEX
CRAHFRTQNt N.C.
CRAMERTON POLICEMEN PROTEST
CRANES (MACHINERY!
N.C. PORTS ASK TO SELL BONOS
CRANE BOOM FALLS AT UNC LIBRARY
CRANE ACCIDENT AT NEW UNC LIBRARY
CRANE BOOM FALLS AT UNC
CRAVEN COUNTY HOSPITAL
NfUSPAPER CHALLENGES HOSPITAL
LAWYER: HOSPITAL OUGHT TO ALTER RECORDS POLICY
CREATIONISTS
CREATION DEBATE: GENESIS ON TRIAL ,,„„„
CREATION THEORY CONTROVERSY LIVES OUIETLY IN N.C. CLASSROOM
CREATION GEOGRAPHY ICARTOONI
REVELATION MATH
CREATIVE HAIR DESIGNS . ,,,,.
A SPECIAL nFDOING requires a SPECIAL HAIR DESIGN
FIRE DAMAGES 2 FIRMS IN LAKEHOOD CENTER
CREATIVE MINISTRY ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
CITY PANEL, FIRM TO DISCUSS CABLE SERVICE
CREATIVE PRINTESS OF DURHAM
PRESIDENT OF CREATIVE PRINTERS DIES
CREATURES AND MONSTERS
SEE ALSO FOLKLORE
JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS S AFE . . . WALK I N& WHALES
MONSTFR BLACK BEAR ,,, ,
IT'S A JUNGLE: STALKING 'THE BEAST OF LAKEWOOO' ANO OTHER CRITTERS
CREDIT
SEE ALSO CONSUMER DEBT
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO TRUTH IN LENDING ACT
SMALL BUSINESSES GET ADVICE ON CUSTOMER CREDIT
A LETTER TO The CREDITORS
MONEY WOES MOUNT AS HOLIDAYS APPROACH
CREDIT BUREAU OF DURHAM
SUER CITY CREDIT BUREAU SOLD
CREDIT BUREAU OF SILER CITY
SEE ALSO SILER CITY, N.C.
SILER CITY CREDIT BUREAU SOLO
CREDIT BUREAUS
CAMPBELL SAYS CREDIT BUSINESS 300MING
CREDIT CARD FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
CARDS SAFER FOR MERCHANTS
CREDIT CARDS
SEE ALSO CASH PURCHASE DISCOUNTS
SEE ALSO DEBTORS' LAW
SEE ALSO MASTER CHARGE
see ALSO VISA usa
SENATE GETS BILL TO HIKE CREDIT CARD RATES
BILL GIVING DISCOUNT FOR CASH OK ' D
INTEREST BILL AMENDED BY PANEL
SENATE CHA^IGE TO ALLOW REVIEW OF HASTES DISPOSAL SITE DECISION
HOUSE RESOLUTION SEEKS STUDY OF MARIJUANA PENALTIES
MOUSE APPROVES 'FIRST IN FLIGHT' LICENSE PLATES
BID-RIGGING BILL IS AMENOFO
PANEL OKS PROPOSAL TO RAISE SALES TA«
CREDIT CARD INTEREST RATE INCREASE KILLED
'THFY STILL OON'T KNOW ME': CREDIT CARDS DIDN'T HELP w. VA. JUDGE
JUDGE CONTINUFS TO 10ST0N
AN EMBARRASSING oLOT ON DURHAM'S HOSPITALITY
JUDGMENT IS ENTERED AGAINST JAMES BROWN
BROWN LOSES DEFAULT RULING
CARDS SAFER FOR MERCHANTS
CREDIT CARD FEE RULING APPEALED
PARIAHS WITHOUT CREDIT CARDS
CREDIT INSURANCe
see ALSO INSURANCE
CREDIT INSURANCE IS COSTLY IN N.C.
CReOIT LIFE INSURANCE
CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE BILL IS SENT TO SUBCOMMITTeE
PANEL OKS PROPOSAL TO RAISE SALES TAX
CR6DIT CARD INTEReST RATe INCREASE KILLED
CReeCH LAW
SEE PUBLIC LAW 9',-l',2 leOUCATION FOR ALL HANDICAPPED CHILDREN AC T I
CReEOMaoR, N.C.
FUTURE LOOKING BRIGHT
CREEDMOOR PLAN SCHEDULED
NORTHERN TELECOM TO SHIFT WORK TO CREEDMOOR PLANT
CReeoMoOR to hold fireman's day
CREEOHOOR. N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
CREEDMOOR PARADE SET SUNDAY
CREEOMOOR, N.C, ELECTIONS
3 GRANVILLE TOWNS TO SELECT OFFICIALS
CURRIN RUNS UNOPPOSED FOR ANOTHER TERM AS OXFORD MAYOR
SANFORD MAYOR NOT OPPOSED
STALLINGS IS CREEOMOOR MAYOR
MOST INCUMBENTS TO RETURN IN COUNTIES NEAR DURHAM
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CSfOSQTE
CREOSOTE SPlLlEO NEta S»NFO»0
SPILL COSTS «E*Crt SU.OOO
CREPE -YPTLES
CREPE "YRTlES mr LINE SO"E EXPRESS-4Y EilTS
THIS YEAR 36»uTY Of CREPE MYRTLES PERVADES SOUTH
CRESSET Christian acaOEMY
CRESSET HONOR ROLLS ANNOUNCED
CREST ST.
HELP SOUGmT on EXPRESSitAY
MAYOR SEEKS ROaO help
MAYfR SEEKS PEDERAL HELP ON E'PRESS"AY EXTENSION
EXPRESSUAY EaTEKSION STALLS
expressway could begin by l''e3
crest st. community cuuncil
expreS5-ay Extension stalls
QFflCIALS try to get expressway ON TRACK
HUNT TO HEAP cAPRcSS-AY BACKERS
TRACT MAY SLOW EXPRESS-AY
HUNT -TO PUSH- expressway: CALLS DURHAM PROJECT TOP STATE PRIORITY
EXPRESSWAY COULD BEGIN BY 1183
CRICKET INN
DEATH AT DURHAM MOTEL SAIO SUICIDE
DURHAM MAN DIES OF SEIF-INFLICTEO CUTS
OFFICERS AROEST TWO IN DRUG RAID
TmO ARRESTED AT MOTEL
CRIME
SEE ARSON
SEE ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ASSAULTS. N.C.
SEE ASSAULTS. U.S.
SEE EMBE27LEMENT
SEE FORGERY
SEE FRAUD
SEE -anSLAuGhTER
SEE "uflOER. DURHAM
SEE MURDER. INTERNATIONAL
SEE MURDER. N.C.
SEE MURDER. U.S.
SEE RAPE. OURHAM
SEE RAPE. N.C.
SEE RAPE. U.S.
SEE ROBBERY. JuRham
SEE ROBBERY. N.C.
SEE ROBBERY. U.S.
CRIME, STATISTICS
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
STATUS NEEDS Change
STATISTICS TELL IT ALL
STATISTICS GAME
CRIMf. U.S.
COURT PROBLEMS. NOT GUNS. CAUSE CRIME
wORCs mpn't stop crime
CRIME COMMISSION. GOVERNOR'S
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. of CRIMP CONTROL ANO PUBLIC SAFETY
spauloing on crime commission
ramsey -la-es spaulding to governor's crime panel
orange da names administrative aide
commission to consider raising n.c. drinking age
study ordered on raised drinking age
enforce drinking laws
crime prevention
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY waTC- program
SEE ALSO Durham POLICE DEPT., crime PREVENTION BUREAU
SEE ALSO Durham PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, CRIME PREVENTION DIVISION
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCh PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF CRIME CONTROL ANO PUBLIC SAFETY
SEE ALS^ REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY (ACRONYM)
SEE ALSO SILENT WITNESS PROGRAM
INSTITUTION UNDER ASSAULT — ThE FAMILY
HOME security: THERE'S A LOT YOU CAN DO YOURSELF
DECLINE IN JUVENILE CRIME CITED
DURHAM RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT On crime
CITI2FN INPUT CRUCIAL TO CRIME CONTROL
FIGHTING CRIMF mITh SENSE
USE LOVE TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF CRIME
CRIME PREVENTION SEMINAR PLANNED
branch: crime prevention BEGINS WITH CHILDREN
PARENTAL ROLE IS CHALLENGING
CRI»E INCREASE Can BE HALTED
SIGN Change sparks DISPUTE
NEIGHBORHOODS AND CRIME
A wElco-e sight
CRI»E FIGHT MUST 'ioT abuse LIBERTIES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: CRIME STOPPER
COSTLY SCORE-KctPING
JUDGES DUGhT to be judged
GIMMICKS WON'T WIN FIGHT AGAINST CRIME
BADGE ON A BIKE: lO-SPEED EXPERIMENT CALLED A SUCCESS
BAOGE-ON-A-BIKE PLAN A a£FR£S-'I\G APPROACH
MR. REAGAN'S CRIME PROPOSALS ENCOURAGING
MOTORCYCLE Gangs PROMPT MEETING OF POLICE IN N.C.
CITIZENS' ROLE AGAINST CRIME GROWS
PUTTING CRIME ON THE RUN
SNOOPING CAMERAS ENDANGER FREEDOM
SHOPPING Safety TIPS PREVENT yulE SADNESS
YULE CRIMINALS WORK OVERTIME
LUCKY TO BE ALIVE
CRIME RATE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CRIME, STATISTICS
SEE ALSO POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
CRIME REACHING ALL SEGMENTS OF DURHAM
DURHAM RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT ON CRIME
CITIZEN INPUT CRUCIAL TO CRIME CONTROL
CRIMINALS Finn Easy prey
CITY CRIME RATE RISES 2 PERCENT
CITY CRIME UP t PCT. FOR FIRST HALF OF 'ai
H I 9/25/ai t 1
H 1 lO/lO/BI a I
6/12/91
7/01/Bl
7/30/31
a/23/81
3
10
S 2 U/ll/ei A 13
5/29/81
5/2<>/»l
6/08/91
6/10/81
9/03/81
6/10/Rl
9/01/31
9/02/»l
9/02/81
9/03/91
9/03/Bl
1 P N W36
S 2 a/20/91
S 2 9/29/31
H 2 10/17/91
S 2 7/23/91
S 2 11/17/81
H
7
7/23/31
P,
S
S
/
7/23/91
A
1 A
H
2
9/16/61
A
1 3
H
2
12/11/31
A
10
H
?
12/12/91
A
1
s
2
12/28/81
A
t.
K90
K90
N K90
N K90
N W36
N K90
N W36
H 2 5/29/91 C 17
S 2 5/28/91 C 9
S 2 U/0<./9l C 1
H 2 11/05/91 B t
H 2
5/05/91
4
E
H 2
5/12/81
6
P F Hi,5
H 1
5/U/81 !
N
S 2
5/ <,/81 C
M G U57
S 2
5/ 5/91 C
G UiT
S 2
5/22/81 i
E
M 2
6/ 4/81 C
L
H 2
6/ 6/Bl i
11
N
S 2
6/ 5/91 C
P F U57
S 2
7/09/81 1
L
S 2
7/23/81 C
N H0«
M 2
d/04/81 J
13
N
H 2
a/u/si 1
E
M 2
9/18/81 1
E
H 2
9/19/81 1
E
H 2
9/22/91 e
D U
S 2
9/29/81 A
E
H 2
9/05/81 A
L
H 2
9/08/81 A
E
H 2
9/25/81 3
F A54
H 2
9/29/91 A
E
H 2
10/02/91 A
E
H 2
lO/C/ni C
N
S 2
lO/U/Bl C
P N S83
S 2
ll/OA/91 A
E
H 2
U/22/91 D
c
S 2
U/28/ai A
F 593
S 2
12/1I./91 C
P N U57
S 2
12/26/91 A
E
5
5/13/81 C
l.-M G 1157
i
5/l<./Bl C
1 M G U57
s
5/15/61 C
1 G U57
H
5/26/81 A
4 c
S
7/17/81 C
1 N HOA
H
7/19/81 C
1 N M51
-L«650-
MONIHLY/'
N N U » L
5/01/81
INDEX
U/31/81
SUBJECTS
P»GE 119
1/10/B2
JUVENILE CKlxe RISES IN OURHAH
iiy«Pil'feL^i«^i^ieiHiir2.p,c.cH
t PEOPLE INURED TO CRIME
CRME 0»TE. OURH*'^ COUNTY ,.,„,
SHERIfF REPO.<TS JUMP IN CRl-E
"'"MJnlfEO-CRIHES UP 6 PCT. IN N.C.
cSrMEjfCOM^Nr.jouNTRys TOP f£»R
9» LAST YEAR
RURAL AREASt
DURHAM
CRIME RATE. U.S.
SEE ALSO CRIME
S°SE"Ln5?'fg"iSM"THE PROBLEM OE CRIME
NeIghBORhOOOS AND CRIME
SlS-ICKs'uoJ-'?'wIN EIGHT AGAINST CRIME
rieSsfBiE^^u^sJlSr^^SST CRIME PROBLEM
"'ffE^JSIill'sTATISTICS
^11 ^cSr-l 51!!: grHlS COUNTY
III CRIME BATE. N.C.
SEE CRIME RATE. U.S.
"'sIe"'aLSo"sEMOR CIIUENS. CRIME VICTIMS
111 aCSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
Bill WILL PAY FOR EXAMINAT ONS , „,rT.-c
Sic. tIsk FORCE formed TO HELP ASSAULT VICTIMS
"'?Ie"coWuSit?''wItch program
sll neighborhood watch program
"'rE|-A?Sn"rHRISTMAS. CRIME
III ItlS^i^E^'iSYS., CRIMES
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
see also misoemfanoss
power tools taken
thefts reported , ,
Jewels stolen at •pjJtment
thefts reported at stores
thieves get over 110,000
gunmen rob manager at home
abmfo thieves hit gas station
cSl-E JeIchING ALL SEGMENTS OF DURHAM
J;]iSliS^^l!oiN?^"spi«'oUT ON CRIME
S5?HAM°;Ar»R2ElTED FOR ROBBING WOMAN
CmZEN^Np" CRUCIAL TO CRIME CONTROL
YOUTH ROBBED AT SCHOOL
MAN WOUNDED AT RESIDENCE
TEEN-AGFR CHARGED BY DURHAM POLICE
WOMAN REPORTS STABBING
POLICE Chase MOTORIST IN DURHAM
TRACTOR STOLEN
JViSy!^G"g«%^Gr^Sic TON 0,
POLICE Charge Two WITH STEALING GAS
POLICE REPORT ROBBERY
POLICE Charge THREE
TWO ROB GAS STATION
HAN REPORTS BREAK-IN
POLICE REPORT ASSAULTS
ARMED ROBBER STRIKES MOTEL
lu}S'?SA??%i^Srt?rSEVERAL^CHARGES
Sgiil^ME^S^riL^^^SiS^SilcTSR*"
MEN GRAB POCKETBOOK FROM WOMAN
OORRFRY NETS THIEVES tl8.000
SfFICFRS LIST TliREE RESIDENCE BREAK-INS
POLICE PROBE BREAK-INS
ROBBER TAKES COINS. MEAL
THIEVES STEAL GARDEN TILLER
?2y|5ls'yA"^S^oSS%OM COLD STORAGE
K?Er'?Tai?"lc?'?^irM'JSoM LITTLE RIVER SCHOOL
WOMAN REPORTS MORNING STABBING
THIEVES STEAL BOOTS. BELTS
gyS';(liaR?I^SS^^ES?'?^%i5SV BUS STATION
POLICE SAY THIEVES GET 6 BATTERIES
MEN REPORT ASSAULT
HIGH-SPEED CHASE ENDS IN GUILFORD
ARMED ROBBERS TAKE BANK DEPOSIT
THIEVFS GET TV. CAMERAS
VICE SaUAD SEIZES 179 LSD DOSES
TWO MEN SEIZE TAXI CAB
WOMAN HITS OFFICER WITH RADIO
POLICE INVESTIGATE ROBBERIES
THIEVES STEAL STEREO
CHARM BRACELET TAKEN
c'?i{'c^?iE"SrS ??V"fD« first half of -81
r-EfirJSNS^AiSiiJ'llESrTHIEVES TAKE
police charge 3 IN THEFT
ARMED ROBBERS HIT ABC STORE
NO ONE HURT IN ROBBERY
POLICE REPORT "OBBERY
BREAK-IN NETS TVS. RADIO
PSO FINDS MARIJUANA IN CAR
P DATE
8/15/81 A
3/16/81 C
8/20/81 A
9/11/81 B
9/29/91 A
10/19/81 A
10/20/81 C
10/29/81 B
U/03/81 A
PG L P BYL
E
N U57
S 2 10/20/81 C 1 N U57
6/02/81
6/23/81
7/21/31
7/22/81
7/31/Pl
9/04/81
9/11/81
9/U/Bl
9/13/81
10/29/81
12/04/91
6/0<./91
6/14/91
S/H/Bl
8/18/81
9/09/81
11/09/81
U/2'./81
S 2
H 2
7/09/81 CI N K90
9/22/81 B l* N
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
I
2
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
2
s
2
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
5
2
S
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
s
2
H
2
!
2
2
<
2
'
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
5/02/81 A
5/02/81 A
5/05/91 C
5/07/81 A
5/09/91 A
5/11/81 C
5/12/81 B
5/13/91 C
5/13/81 C
5/14/81 C
5/15/81 A
5/15/81 B
5/15/81 C
5/16/81 A
5/19/91 A
5/23/81 A
5/26/Bl A
5/26/81 A
5/26/81 B
5/27/81 C
5/29/81 C
6/02/91 A
6/03/81 A
6/04/31 C
6/06/91 A
6/06/81 A
6/06/91 A
6/08/81 C
6/09/81 A
6/10/91 C
6/11/81 C
6/12/Bl C
6/13/81 A
6/15/91 C
6/19/81 A
6/22/81 C
6/23/81 B
6/24/91 A
6/24/91 C
6/25/81 A
6/26/91 A
6/26/81 A
6/27/81 A
6/30/91 B
7/01/81 A
7/01/ai C
7/03/81 A
7/04/81 A
7/06/81 C
7/07/81 A
7/08/81 C
7/10/31 A
7/11/81 A
7/14/81 A
7/14/91 A
7/15/91 C
7/16/Sl C
7/17/91 C
7/19/81 C
7/20/81 B
7/21/91 A
7/21/91 A
7/21/81 e
7/22/81 C
7/23/81 C
T/24/91 C
7/25/81 A
3 N
10 N
1 N
7 N
3 N
1 N
1 N
1 H G U57
1 N
1 M G U57
1
3
3
10
9
13
12
1
1
U
U
I
3
14
20
1
8
1
1
1
3
1
10
I
1
19
7
3
7
13
3
2
11
3
1
3
1
3
3
3
12
1
I
1
1
5
3
11
'1
1
M N T H L
/ANNU4L INDEX
5/01/81 - 12/31/81
SUBJECTS
1/10/82
N E
DATE
S
E
C PC
N«N IS CmsRGED In KKJIFE 4SSAUl.r
ilOO IS T»<EN DURING "OBBESY
BUS DOIVEO PECOUEOS STOLEN CHECKS
D»MFBO«POS ARE STOLEN
INMATE REPJRTS JAIL ASSAULT
3 ATTACK HAN, CET BILLFOLD
RCIBBERS STEAL WIRE
SPAT SPARKS SMOOTlNr,
Tua SHOT FJLLPMING niSTURBANCE
HISTORY OF A BUSINESS TROUBLED 9T CRIME
CHURCH BREAK-INS Target
ROBBER ATTACKS man
POLICE Charge four as stowaways
JEwFLRY ST3LEN OuRING BPEAK-IN
VANDALISM, Shooting, break-ins reported
officiAi Evacuates store
VANOALS RUIN TOBACCO CROP
COUPLE ThPEAIFNS, robs HAN
VAN'S CONTENTS DRAW ARREST
POLICE CMAPr.E 2 IN BREAK-IN AT NIGHTSPOT
PLATINUM STOLEN FRO'< PARK PLANT
HAN GRABS DAY'S RECEIPTS
PROPERTY TAKEN FROM CAR
DRUGS TAKEN FROM OFFICE
PARAMEDIC HURT IN WRECK
THIEF NETS SILVER, GOLD
POLICE PROBING GREASE SPILL
Two TEEN-AGERS GRAB PDCKETBOOK AT STORE
WOMAN REPORTS PURSE SNATCHING
POLICE NAB MAN IN ROBBERY
DEPUTIES PROaE FOUR BREAK-INS
DEPUTIES PROBE <, BREAK-INS
<. [N NEIGHBORHOOD VICTIMS OF THEFT
CAKES, CRACKERS STOLEN
RESIDENCE IS ROBBED
THIEVES GET jEwElRT
small motors stolen
police arrest 2 in robbery
Thief strikes trailer
man reports beating
Thief runs awav with boots
thief steals jewelry
thief takes watches, jewelry
automobile is stolen from lot
vanoals damage ? automobiles
ribeye steaks stolen
stereo equipment stolen
two take woman's purse in parking lot
police probing armed robbery
han surprises housewife
school loses television in break-in
thief str ikes goodwill
teen-agers grab girl's purse
thieves get 110,000 in jewelry
hitchhiker strikes, robs driver
thief robs, abducts han
jewelry, television are stolen
thieves rob, ransack firms
durham crime dips 10»
police report break-ins
crime rate drops 10 percent in city
thief takes 1200
police charge 1 in shop's theft
POLICE Charge 3 IN BREAK-IN
police probing robbery
burglar enters pharmacy
thief gets stereo
police jail father in assault
crime is election issue
police probing break-ins
armed robeer hits market
"'"ik'^'-'-e' "eporteo stolen from home
object shatters window of car
3 attack man in parking lot
boys caught shoplifting
police probing several break-ins
drug sale at school probed
Thieves take stereo
citations issued in misdemeanors
police change arrest procedure
armed robber steals drugs
gunman robs han in car
police probe 1 armed robberies
two churches report break-ins
armed thief takes man's wallet
construction items stolen
motor oil stolen
house plants stolen from store
2 gunmen tie, rob victim
GUNS. JEwElRy REPORTED STOLEN
POLICE PROBE PURSE SNATCHING
POLICE PROBING BREak-INS
PURSE SNATCHING REPORTED
POLICE PROBE 3 nuRHAM SHOOTINGS
POLICE Charge youth in break-in
purse snatching probed
man reports guns, radio are stolen
'. grab hillside student's necklace
restaurant reports foodstuffs stolen
assault counts lodged
yule criminals work overtime
coffee drinker turns thief
Thief takes holiday gifts
fiR^sji'?f^;?i^^;is?jiRiA;?N^gf""
BREAK-IN NETS 6,000 CIGARETTES
TEEN FACES Charges
Two ASSAULT, ROB CUSTOMER
M';il"=?onl?J^2c''f'''^'"^ NATIVITY SCENE DESTROYED
MAN REPORTS BEATING, ROBBERY
FOOD STOLEN FROM EOGEMONT GRILL
POLICE PROBE ROBBERY
POLICE CHARGE MAN AFTER ACCIDENT
CRIMES, DURHAM COUNTY
SHERIFF REPORTS JUMP IN CRIME
IMAGINE YOUR Child never returning
"■sl|-AL'so-Bl?f'a5i^? """ °' ^'■""=" "'"^5,
III Ittg c'^S^^IJ'SJc."-'" """'' °'' """'"5
III :tis '/uiv,r,\iiv"' ''"'"'
S 2 7/27/81 A 3 N
S 2 7/2'5/m C 1 N
S 2 7/30/11 C 1 N
S 2 7/31/11 C 1 N
S 2 a/03/81 C 1 N
S 2 3/04/ei A 5 N
S 2 8/06/81 C 1 N
S 7 8/07/81 B 1 N
S 2 a/08/81 A ! N
H 2 a/12/31 A ", L
S 2 3/12/81 C I N
S 2 3/13/81 A 13 N
S 2 3/14/"l C 1 N
S 2 8/15/81 A 3 N
S 2 8/17/81 A 2 N
S 2 B/I'/Sl A 5 N
S 2 a/20/81 C 1 N
S 2 8/21/81 A •? N
S 2 3/22/81 A 3 N
S 2 8/2i./ai C 1 N
S 2 8/26/81 C 1 N
S 2 8/29/81 C 1 N
S 2 8/21/81 A 3 N
S 2 9/D'./81 A 3 N
S 2 '7/05/81 A 3 N
S 2 9/07/81 CAN
S 2 9/08/81 C 1 N
S 2 9/09/81 C 1 N
S 2 9/10/81 A 5 N
S 2 9/11/81 B 1 N
S 2 9/14/81 C 1 N
S 1 9/14/81 B 1 N
H 2 9/15/81 A 3 N
S 2 9/15/81 A 5 N
S 2 9/15/81 B 1 N
S 2 9/16/81 All N
S 2 9/17/81 A 12 N
S 2 9/18/81 C 1 N
S 2 9/19/81 A 3 N
S 2 9/21/81 C 1 N
S 2 9/22/81 A 3 N
S 2 9/23/81 C 1 N
S 2 9/25/81 C 1 N
S 2 9/26/81 A 3 N
S 2 9/28/81 C 1 N
S 1 9/29/81 6 1 N
S 2 9/30/81 C 1 N
S 2 10/01/81 C I N
S 2 10/03/81 A 3 N
S 2 10/05/81 C 1 N
S 2 10/06/81 B 1 N
S 2 10/07/81 C 1 N
S 2 10/09/81 A 9 N
S 2 10/12/Bl C 1 N
S 2 10/13/81 B 1 N
S 2 10/14/81 C 1
S 2 10/15/81 C 1
S 2 10/16/81 A 7
S 2 10/19/81 A 1
S 2 10/19/81 A 7 N
H 2 10/20/81 C 1 N
S 2 10/21/81 A 10 N
S 2 10/27/81 A 6 N
S 2 10/23/81 A 10 N
S 2 10/26/81 C 1 N
S 2 10/29/81 C 1 N
S 2 10/30/81 A 6 N
S 2 10/31/81 A 3 N
S 2 11/02/81 A 4 L
S 2 11/03/81 B 1 N
S 2 11/05/81 C 1 N
S 2 11/06/81 A 5 N
5 2 ll/07/ei A 3 N
S 2 11/09/81 C 1 N
S 2 11/11/81 C 1 N
S 2 11/13/81 C 1 N
S 2 11/14/81 A 3 N
S 2 11/16/81 C 1 N
H 2 11/18/81 A 1 N A54
S 2 11/18/81 C 1 N
S 2 11/19/81 A 5 N
S 2 11/20/81 C 1 N
S 2 1 1/21/91 A 5 N
S 2 11/23/81 C 1 N
S 2 11/25/81 C 1 N
S 2 11/26/81 C 1 N
S 2 11/27/81 C 1 N
S 2 11/28/81 A 3 N
S 2 11/30/81 C I N
S 2 12/01/81 A 5 N
S 2 12/02/81 C 1 N
S 2 12/03/81 C I H
S 2 12/04/81 C 1 N
S 2 12/05/81 A 3 N
S 2 12/07/81 A 3 N
S 2 12/08/81 C 1 N
S 2 12/09/81 C 1 N
S 2 l2/10/ai A 10 N
S 2 12/1 1/81 A 6 N
S 2 12/12/81 A 3 N
S 2 12/14/81 C 1 P N 1'57
S 2 12/14/81 C 1 N
S 2 12/15/81 B 1 N
S 2 12/16/ai A 9 N
S 2 12/17/81 C 1 N
S 2 12/18/81 C 1 N
S 2 12/19/81 A 3 N
S 2 12/21/81 C 1 N
S 2 12/22/81 C I N
S 2 12/24/81 C 1 N
H 2 12/25/81 C 5 N
H 2 12/25/81 C 5 N
S 2 12/29/81 B I N
S 2 12/30/81 C 1 N
S 2 12/31/81 C 1 N
N
N
N U57
S 2 10/20/81 C
M 2 12/13/81
N U57
L
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MONTHI.»/»NNUAL
I N e X
U/31/91
SUBJECTS
S
E
C PC
PAGE Ul
1/10/B2
I T
SEE ALSO HWYEBS. N.C.
SFE ALSO POLICEi 'l-C-,,
SEE ALSO TAX PENALITIES , , ,^ „
DECLINE IN JUVENILE CRIME CITED
SILENT WITNESS C AL L ED A SUCC ES S
REPORTED CRIMES UP |„i;CT. IN N.C
1981 LEGISLATURE: RED I STR I CT IN G,
slAlE's'cRI-rRAIE UP 10. 9X LAST VEAR
MONCUPE RESlOEIlIS AIR PROBLEMS UITM CRIME
CAROLINA CYCLE GANGS BELIEVED DIRECTING C
GAS TAX SETTLED-, BUDGET STILL HAS MOLES
fIRMS CAN BF C1TE9 FOR CRIMES ON PREMISES
.liTunRlTIES SAY GANGS USE FORCE TO MAINTAIN ORDER
POLK? si? -of^RCYCLE GANGS- BUSINESSES GROWING
vh iiF^^Bi^sii^r^Riiirs'^pjJc^cSvr f MS?fejpYcrE^g"A;as
THIEVES STRIKE APARTMENTS
?;'NEL"oSSED'?§°IlT°?S?Mi!FIGMTING PRIORITIES
"''"'N's?l?u"JN'uSSEI'AsUGLT-rHE FAMILY
CHANGE IS IN ORDER
COSTLY SCORE-KEEPING
•FOUR DAYS AND I'M STILL SHAKING-
GET The gun USER. NOT THE GUN
t ?IS?\lLralsTlgN"A^SSr CRIME PROBLEM
"""g%*^ ^S^GU^'Sslpt NOT THE GUN
"""^S^EN^Mi^^'^i^ElsES TO SLAYING IN 1,<.6
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
"fp'VS? ^iS^Ts^iEJ^MPOSED. CAN A KILLER BE C0NVICT607
'sif l??Si??Rbc7s"r.cll 'f^5S'?KULLS to SOLVE MURDERS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. JUDICIAL OEPT.
SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT
SEE ALSO PLEA BARGAINING
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
SEE ALSO SPEEGY-TBIAL LEGISLATION
CRIMINALS FIND EASY PREY
CONFERENCE GOAL IS COMMUNICATION
iSi?US52;,"^SJ.roIc'T?y^^^^?I^J11^NS h.mper police efforts
CHANGE IS IN ORDER ,,„
JUSTICE TOO OFTEN SEEMS UNBALANCED
CHEERS FOR The D.a.
JUDGES OUGHT TO BE JUDGED . , , ,
GIMMICKS WON'T WIN FIGHT AGAINST CRIME
A TRAGEDY THAT COULD HAVE BEEN PREVENTED
PAROLE BOARDS HAVE A BIG RESPONSIBILITY
"'5^riL"sl"SlF^ijBR'5'?D AND RESTORATION OF N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONFRS, N.C. ,„.„
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C. EDUCATION PROGRAM
PRISON RELEASE PLAN SHAPING
CRIMINAL RESTITUTION
"lEjtS?AX!^Ii';E?'inJfrL^^SSER FORGIVENESS
!iSX!E"I5Es"CoSE"lLf?RSA'}?^ErP??°RESTITUTI0N FOR PROBATION
JUDGE ORDERS LOVE TO PAY BILLS FOR MAN HE WOUNDED
CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO BAIL BONOS
III Itsg g^vl^NaR-rfT^D; ^oSilSSION ON LENGTH OF SENTENCES
SEE ALSO INSANITY PLEAS
SEE ALSO JAILS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO PLEA BARGAINING
SEE ALSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
HUNT REQUESTS DFLAY OF SPEEDY TRIAL PROVISION
PANFL OK'S COMPENSATION LAW CHANGE .„„.,,,,,„
SMALLER INCREASE IN PRISON POPULATION PROJECTED
VA. JUDGE DEFENDS SMUGGLERS' RELEASE
N.C. COMMISSION TO STUDY PRISON SENTENCES
ABUSED WIFE SHOULD GO FREE
till r?^?lLSf5R*E!M^rslS^i¥^NH: lIVV.l^'llhLeO: .UDGET STILL HAS HOLES H
JUSTICE TOO OFTEN SEEMS UNBALANCED ?
COSTLY SCORE-KEEPING , ''
CHANGE ORDERED IN GUILFORD PRISON-TERM POLICY
SHIFT OF AUTHORITY SEEN UNDER SENTENCING ACT
STU"Y: plea BARGAINING MAKES JUSTICE 'LESS THAN A REALITY'
PRISON A FAILED SOLUTION TO CRIME
PRISON TERMS OFTEN DON'T HELP
A SENSIBLE QUESTION ABOUT CRIME PROBLEM
•JURY' STILL OUT ON STATE'S NEW SENTENCING ACT
PROVOKING DEBATE OUR RESPONSIBILITY
PRISONS ARE CROWDED AND SHOCKINGLY EXPENSIVE
CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S RIGHTS ,
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
POLICE NOT AFFECTED BY COURT'S RULING
DEFENDANT WARNED Of RIGHTS BEFORE PSYCH EXAM
BILL ENHANCES SECURITY
LAWYERS APPEAL RULING ON PSYCH EXAM
LAWYERS OPPOSE EVIDENCE
COURT: MAN NOT DENIED QUICK TRIAL
EFFORT MAKES U.S. UNIQUE
CRIMINAL TESTIMONY
SEE ALSO EXPERT TESTIMONY
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
POLICE NOT AFFECTED BY COURT'S RULING
BILL ON EXPERT WITNESSES APPROVED BY STATE HOUSE
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CaOiSOAIlE CCUNTOY CLU3
IIRTIN: L4CK "ONEr, TIME TO BE T3P NOTCH
R«IN HALTS GJLF
DUKE OPENS SaCCER
CLASSIC LEAVING OUHE
CRriASDAILE GULF SEPVICE STATION
ASMEO «AN «C3S STATION
ABUfO BOBBER HITS MARKET
CRCASOAILE INVESTlfNT CROUP
nEm name, store ouE for CROASDAIlE
national retailer chooses jurham
croasdaile office comple«
firm eyeing croasdaile building
croasdaile shopping center
SEE ALSO LOEm"ann'S plaza
SEE ALSO Shopping centers
NEK NAME, store due FOR CROASDAILE
NEu STORE'S ANGLE: NO FRILLS. LESS COST
NATIONAL RETAILER CHOOSES OU«HA«
CROP (ORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE «ORLD HUNGER I
SEE ALSO HUNGER
1.500 EiPECTEo Sunday for .alk-a-thon in Burlington
CROP aALKS ARE CALLEO SUCCESSFUL
CROP DAMAGE
QUARANTINE WILL NOT AFFECT SUPPLY
BAN WOULD AFFECT N.C.
HAIL RIPS LEAF In person; loss SaIO IN MILLIONS
LEAF OA"aGE is HIGH
TOBACCO RIPPE^I BY HAIL
devastation: TmEIR CROPS -TAKEN away
WIND AND HAIL HIT TOBACCO. PROPERTY
IN SPLIT SECOND-
VANCE DAMAGE NOT YET TOTALED
SUODEN DEVASTATION
STORM DAMAGES 175 ACRES OF LEAF
CROP DUSTING
FOR YOU" FLIES ONLY ICARTOON)
STATE MAY E»P4N0 QUARANTINE
CROP OUSTER DIES IN CRASH
SPRAYING OF CHEMICALS COULD LEAD TO POOBLEMS
CROP INSURANCE
CROP INSURANCE OFFICES TO CLOSE IN
N.C.
REPORTING SERVICE
CRCPS
SEE ALSO C ITRUS CROPS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, CROPS
SEE ALSO N.C. CROP AND LIVESTOCK
GLAMOR CROPS WORTH HEADACHES
PLANTINGS IN N.C. REPORTED WELL AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
PEACHES: HARVEST has BEGUN IN THE SANDHILLS
HEAVY RAINS HELP TOBACCO CROP
STORM SPARES PERSON CROPS
LAST WEEK'S DRENCHING STILL NOT ENOUGH
N.C. QUARANTINES CALIF. FRuIT
N.C. WILL FUMIGATE CALIFORNIA PRODUCE
N.C. TO BEGIN QUARANTINE NEIT WEEK
N.C. TO ENFORCE PRODUCE QUARANTINE
N.C. TO START QUARANTINE FOR "EOFLIES
N.C. QUARANTINE SHOULDN'T AFFECT PRODUCE SUPPLY
N.C. OFFICIALS Check California produce
n.c. quarantine qf california produce icartoqnl
timely rainfall 300sts state's 1981 crop yields
Sweet potato crop in danger
there's more coon. peanuts. soybeans
dishes use fall harvest
leaf production drops; all other n.c. crops rise
new book describes prospects for tobacco
north carolina harvests uneipectedly bountiful
DURHAM Farm INCOME To RISE
RECORD CROP SEEN IN DURHAM
EXPERIMENTAL CROPS MAY MEET GROWING NEEDS OF N.C. Farmers
N.C. PEANUT CROP BIGGER THAN EXPECTED
1 = 81 nu"PER GRAIN CROPS A DISASTER FOR U.S. FARMERS
COTTON, OTHER CROPS CATCHING FARMERS' EYES
ACID RAIN COULD REDUCE STATE'S CROP PRODUCTION
N.C. CHRISTMAS TREES MAY BE J2 1 MILLION CROP
PLAN IS URGED TO REPLACE TOBACCO WITH OTHER CROPS
U.S. EASY WINNER IN 'BOWL' COMPETITION
FARMfRS SEEK TOBACCO CROP REPLACEMENT
RABBITS VS. BREAD
CROSS "URNINGS
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
CROSS BURNED AT ALAMANCE COMMUNITY
CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING
SEE ALSO BOB hQllIOAy CROSS COU-lTRY CHALLENGE
SFE ALSO HILLSIDE high SCHOOL SPORTS. CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
BLUNT'S TRACK RECORD LONG
PACK TOPS HEELS IN SOCCER
CROSS COUNTRY Skiing
SEE ALSO Skiing
CROSS-couNiRY SKIERS already Thinking 'Snow
crouse. n.c.
married pastors serve same church
crow hotel development co. itexasl
hotfl on duke campus could be started by fall
developer mas design ready for ouke university hotel
Sheraton ready to build; duke hotel in negotiations
CROwOER asphalt CORP.
PAVING FIRMS CAN DEDUCT DAMAGES PAID
«1 MILLION SETTLEMENTS ON BIO-RIGGING DK'D
CROuOER construction CO.
«. N.C. FIRMS REINSTATED TO VIRGINIA BIDDING LIST
N.C. HIGHWAY BOARD OK'S BIO-RIGGING SETTLEMENTS
CROXELL CONSTRUCTORS INC.
PAVING FIRMS Can deduct damages PAID
PAVING DONE FOR LT. GOV. INVESTIGATED
FORMER PAVER SAYS JURY TOLD ABOUT wORK FOB GREEN
They LISTEN TO HIS aiO-oiGGI.NG STORY NOW
HUNT MAINTAINS SILENCE ON GREEN ALLEGATIONS '
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GREFN'S FaiENOS E'PRtSS COhCEHN
HUNT y»5 »EPO«TE0l.Y TflLD OF BIO HIGGINC
AP BEPQBTS ERflOR IN STORY ON J. P. ALLEN
JIMHY GPcE'i INVESTIGATION CONTINuEO
WINDFALL PROFIT UN RQAO WORK REPORTED
STATE OFFICIALS TO STUDY ROAD FIRM'S PROFIT
HAKE OISTRKT ATTORNEY SAYS GREEN ADMITS GIFT
GREEN ADMITS ACCEPTING CASH
GREEN ADMITS TAKING GIFT WAS A MISTAKE
FOR GOOD OF STATE GREEN SHOULD RESIGN
THAT GIFT WILL HAUNT LT. GOV. JIMMY GREEN
JIMMY GREEN LETTER TO CROHELL ICARTOONI
N.C. HIGHWAY HOARD OK'S BID-RIGGING SETTLEMENTS
»l MILLION StTTLEMENTS ON BID-RIGGING OK • D
FEDERAL GRAND JURY INDICTS PAVING FIRM
CROWN GALL DISEASE
SEE ALSO PLANTSf DISEASES
KFY TO PLANT CANCER MAY HAVE SEEN FOUND
CROUS
STARK SILHOUETTE
CRUISE MISSILES . ,
SEE BOEING CRUISE MISSILE
CRYPTOGRAPHY
OUR FREEDOM ISN'T FREE
CRYSTAL
BROKEN GOBLETS AREN'T HOPELESS
CUB SCOUTS
SEE ALSO POy SCnuTSt N.C.
SCOUTS ANNOUNCE MEETING SCHEDULE
SCOUTING REMINDER
PACK CLEANS UP
CUPA
HELMS URGES GET-TOUGH CUBA POLICY
cupa, tourism
travel enriches
culture we'k in n.c.
see also asts, n.c.
ervin highlights culture week
culture week
deserved accolades
Culverts
wade in the shade
Cumberland county, n.c.
Cumberland may ease blue laws
CUMBERLAND county JAIL
cumberland may close office
cumberland county schools
see also schools, n.c. competency tests
charge dropped in paddling
2s students are injured in cumberland bus wreck
Cumberland paving co. ifayettevillE, n.c.i
windfall profit on road work reported
state officials to study roao firm's profit
currency
see also coins
see also counterfeit money
see also hundred dollar bills
see also u.s. treasury dept.
EE ALSO U.S. TREASURY DEPT.
RETURN TO GOLD STANDARD COULD BE BENEFICIAL
THE AMERICAN OOLLAR, FALLEN TO A SORRY STATI
$100 FILLS The "ilLL
MOVE
CURRENT'S CAFETERIA
MURAL ON CAFETERIA GOING, AND OWNER WANTS IT GONE
MURAL SCHEDULED FOR REMOVAL
CURRICULUM
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE READING
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C, Curriculum
CURRITUCK COUNTY, N.C.
OUTER BANKS DISPUTE CONTINUES
CURRITUCK COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
INMATE STABBED TO DEATH
CURRITUCK COUNTY SCHOOLS
WOMAN SEEKS TO BAN CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN SCHOOLS
CURSING
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
BARNYARD BLEEP GOT HIM THE BOOT
AUTHORITY STRETCHED TOO FAR
FILTHY TALK ON THE BUSES
CYCLE OOr. FOOD WORLD K-9 FRIS8EE CATCH AND FETCH
SEE ALSO DOGS
SEE ALSO FRISPEE (GAME]
FOLKS FIELDING FIDOS FOR FR I SBEE-FETCHING
FORM OF A CHAMP
CYSTIC FIBROSIS
CYSTIC FIBROSIS HELP SOUGHT
ARTICLE FEATURES SNYDER'S FAMILY
•ROWL FOR BREATH' SCHEDULED NOV. 21
CLUE FOUND TO TREATING CF
CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION
MOST PLEDGES
DC-*
SUSPECTED POT PLANE IS FOUND
DHSO
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
EXPERIMENTAL Therapy may offer Cancer cure
ONA RESEARCH
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
SEE ALSO BIOIEChnOLOGY
SEE ALSO CANCEB
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO HEOICAL »ESE««CH
SEE ALSO N.C. llaTECHNOLOGY CENTER
BIOTECH CENTER BORN IN TRIANGLE
ORIVEC IDRI VER-VEHICLE ENERGY CONSERVATION!
PROGRAM CAN CUT GAS USE
INDEX
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SUBJECTS
N E
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OUPAC
SEE DUKE UNIV.
nuPAC PROGRAM
0. C. BLUE HUNTING AND CONSERVATION C L US
SEE ALSO HUNTING
GRAB A KNIFE AND FORK FOR O.C. CLUB
HUNTING'
0. R. ALLEN CONCRETE SERVICE CO. ( F AYE TTE VI LLE . N.C.I
GRAND JURY CHARGES N.C. FUMS WITH 8I0-RICGING
TaO MORE PAVERS INDICTED IN PROBE
S0URCF5 SAY aiO-RIGGING STILL PROBED
ECU CONTRACTS RFPOflTEOLY INVESTIGATED
FIRM SAID NOT BEIMG PROBED
ALLEN PLEADS GulLTY TO fl lO-R ICG I iSG CHARGE
ALLEN SENTENCED IN BIO-RIGGING CASE
DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
SEE ALSO FLORIDA
CRIME DRIVES OUT MIAMIAN
DAILY ADVANCE (NEWSPAPER!
DAILY ADVANCE EDITOR IS PROMOTED
DAILY TIMES-NEKS (NEWSPAPEOI
BURLINGTON PAPER BLOCKED FROM PRINTING DOCUMENTS
JUDGE TO HEAR ARGUMENTS THIS hqRNING
PAPER PRINTS STORY BEFORE RESTRAINT ORDER ENDS
TAMPEPING .<ITH FREEDOM
JUDGE MCLELLANO DEFENDS PUBLICATION RESTRAINT ORDER
JUDGE APOLOGIZES TO PAPER FOR ORDER OVER PRINCIPAL
APOLOGY SHOWS CLASS
BROCK SAYS *0 MAY HAVE VIOLATED LAWS
ASSAULT CHARGE IS FILED AGAINST BURLINGTON EDITOR
NO PROSECUTION SLATED ON POLITICAL AD
BURLINGTON EDITOR'S TRIAL DELAYED
DURHAM JUDGE TO PRESIDE AT TRIAL OF BURLINGTON EDITOR
BURLINGTON EDITOR FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT
DAIRIES. N.C.
SEE DAIRY FARMERS,
N.C.
DAIRY FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MILK
SEE ALSO N.C. MILK COMMISSION
N.C. "ILK COMMISSION SUSPENDS DAIRY
N.C. DAIRY FARMERS SAID CAUGHT IN COST-PRICE SQUEEZE
DAIRY Farmers, u.s.
DAIRY PRICE SUPPORTS MILK TAXPAYERS TWICE
MILK PRICES: NO EASY ANSWERS ON OUESTION OF CONTROLS
DALLAS CDwBOYS
COWBOY EXECUTIVE SAYS TAYLOR BEST IN '81 COLLEGE DRAFT
DAMS, DURHAM
UNSAFE DAMS GAIN ATTENTION OF STATE
DAMS, N.C.
SEE ALSO Dams, U.S.
SEE ALSO HYDROELECTRIC POWER
UNSAFE DAMS GAIN ATTENTION OF STATE
WATER POWER CHEAPER
DAMS. U.S.
SEE ALSO DAMS, H.C.
SEE ALSO FLOODS. U.S.
SEE ALSO HYORHELECTR IC POWER
LAND FOR UNRUILT DAM RESOLD AT PROFIT
POWER COMPANY MAKES PROFIT ON LAND FIRST BOUGHT FOR DAM
TURNING A TIDY PROFIT
DANCE
SEE ALSO AEROeiC DANCE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO Ballet
SEE ALSO The BGYCE DANCERS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA DANCERS
SEE ALSO Chapel hill ballet co.
SEE ALSO China, oanCE
see also CLOGGERS
SEE ALSO DEAF, OANCE
SEE ALSO ElIOI FELD BALLET
SEE ALSO FRANK HOLDER OANCE CO.
SEE ALSO MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO MJY O'OONNFLL CONCERT DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO MODERN 0«NCE
SEE ALSO NEW PERFORMING OANCE CO.
SEE ALSO N.C. OANCE SHOWCASE
SEE ALSO N.C. OANCE THEATRE
SEE ALSO N.C. OANCE wEEK
SEE ALSO PAUL TAYLOR DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO PILO'-ULUS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, DANCE
SEE ALSO SQUARE DANCING
SEE ALSO TAP DANCING
OANCE SHOWCASE COMING
INDIAN Dance troupe performing at duke
FOUR hours before the show
OANCIN' HARO AT DUKE
AOVANT-GAROE HERE TO STAY
BETSY FRIDAY: SHE'S DANCING IN A
WHATEVER IT IS, POST-MODERN OANCE
MODERN Dance at DUKE
POST-MODERN OANCE: CONTORTIONS, KINETICS AND DUSTPANS
DANCE CLASS TO BE OFFERED
OANCE CHARLOTTE
BALLET STAR 6ARYSHNIK0V TO PERFORM IN CHARLOTTE
DANCE Theater of harlem
GROUP THAT DANCED AT WHITE HOUSE WILL PERFORM HERE
DANCE GROUP GREW OUT OF KING'S DEATH
GROUP REVEALS RANGE, POWER
DANCE THEATER HAS POISE. STRENGTH
DANCE THEATER DELIGHTS
HARLEM TROUPE PACKS POWER
HIT MUSICAL ON BROADWAY
IS ON ITS WAY
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12/0 1/81
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12/21/81
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12/22/81
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H 2 b/30/8l B 16 N
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H 2 12/06/81 A 1 F G53
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6/22/81
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6/24/81
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4/24/81
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6/24/81
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6/25/81
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6/26/81
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10/23/81
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2
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7/20/81
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11/06/81
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11
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2
5/0B/81
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9/15/81
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N E E l V
P DATE C PC L P BYL
OAhCE TOWN MALL
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE fESflVAL
ARTSi MORALITY PROBED
DANIEL M. OELBERT C ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
FIRM SETS UP FELLOWSHIP
OANIELS-OANIELEY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
SEE ALSO AWARDS
ELON COLLEGE PROF RECEIVES AWARD
DANVILLEt VIRGINIA
EXPLOSION CLOSES PLANT IN OANVILLE
OARE COUNTY. N.C.
OARE Turns down abortion funds
DARE COUNTY C0K1I 5S lONERS
COURT MAY RESOLVE ABORTION DISPUTE
DARKNESS VISIBLE I ROOK I , ,„ „ „r.,,
WILL ME BE MR, DEAD THUMB OR A TRUE TOMATO PARENT?
DARTS
MUSFUM TO BFNEFIT FROM TRY AT WORLD DART-THROWING MARK
ANYONE CAN DO IT! (GET HOOKED. THAT IS. . .1
DATA GENERAL CORP.
DUKE GIVEN -SUPER MI NI -COMPUTE R'
DATAFLOW. INC.
DATAFLOW PLANS EXPANSION
DATING FIRMS '
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO SELECTROCUTION o/ik/oi r g
MATCHMAKING MAKES MONEY FOR TAR HEEL 5 2 9/16/Bl L Y
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. ALAMANCE CHAPTER ^,,,,oi . 7
BURLINGTON STUDENTS HONORED " ^ S/li/Bl A I
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. GENERAL DAVIE CHAPTER
SEE ALSO REVOLUTIONARY WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
NEW OAR OFFICERS
CONSTITUTION OBSERVANCE PLANNED
GOOD CITIZENS HONORED
HISTORIC HOME SITE ONCE HAD A MARKER
DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY. UNITED
SEE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY
DAVID COGGIN AUTO DEALERSHIP ,,/„,/o, a i «. C7a
DEALER PLANS TO DROP FORD H 2 11/03/81 8 1 "^ f'»
DEALERSHIP TO END FORD LINE S 2 11/03/81 A 9 N
DAVID JOHNSON AND "ARY WOODSON SPROTT FUND ^ ,,,,,,, o, a :, u
SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED " ^ 12/31/81 B 2 N
DAVIDSON COLLEGE „ , ,,^.,~, r c «i
FOREIGN SUPPORT CITED FOR REAGAN PROPOSALS H 2 5/05/81 C 5 N
N.C. PHILANTHROPIST'S BURIAL WEDNESDAY , H 2 ,7/15/81 » f' 2
FOR DAVIDSON RELIGION PROFESSOR. THERE'S GNOME-PLACE LIKE HOME H 2 12/27/91 A 12 P F
DAVIDSON COLLEGE SPORTS ^ , «/,,/«, r », u
AD RESIGNS S 2 5/21/81 C 6 N
DAVIDSON COLLEGE SPORTS. BASKETBALL ^ _ ,,,„,,., o , „ „,,
WOLFPACK CLOBBERS DAVIDSON H 2 2/01/81 B ? N M71
TRIBuS JUMPER LIFTS WILDCATS OVER DUKE H 2 [2/30/Bl 8 2 P N H71
BUZZER SHOT BOUNCES BLUE OEVILS FROM TOURNEY S 2 l|/30/ei 2 P N R66
WILLIAM L MARY EDGES DAVIDSON FOR TITLE H 2 12/31/81 I ? J^ „^.
WILLIAM (. MARY CLAIMS DUKE CROWN S 2 12/31/81 C 3 P N R66
DAVINCI TRANS-AMERICA
SEE BALLOONISTS
OAVIS-BACON ACT
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
SCUTTLE OAVIS-BACON
MURALS REFLECT 'A FEELING CITIES DON'T HAVE TO 8£ UGLY' H 2 8/D")/81 C 1 F P »0*
'LET'S PARK HERE IN THE SHADE' H 2 8/26/81 B 1 P P C56
DAVIS RENOVATIONS OF POTOMAC
OLD LIBRARY DRAWS BIO OF (68.850
DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO CAMPS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO Durham county dept. of social services, summer day care PROGR/
SEE ALSO NORIHGAIE OAY CAMP
SUMMER '81: INTRODUCING THE EASY WAY TO SUMMER FUN
RECREATION CLASSES. TEAMS MAY HELP IDLE TEENS
REGISTERED EARLY
CAMP FOR HANDICAPPED OFFERED
SUMMER LEARNING: COUNTY SCHOOLS OFFER DAY CAMPS. CLASSES
DAY CARE
SEE CHILD CARE
OAY CARE CENTERS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
DAYLIGHT-SAVING SILL SHOULD BE PASSED H 2 9/22/81 A <. E
THEY SAVED TIME FOR DEFENSE M 2 10/2'./8l A <. E
FALL BACK S 2 ia/2'./91 A 1 P P S76
EXTRA SNOOZING TIME H 2 10/25/81 * E
YEAfl-ROUNO SCHEDULE BEST S 2 11/02/81 A <. E
OAYLILY GARDENING CLUB
SEE ALSO GARDENING. DURHAM
GARDEN SURPLUS BRIGHTENS INDOOR LIFE AT HILLCREST H 2 12/06/91 C <./ P f G78
DEAD ANIMALS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS
DEAD ANIMALS DUMPED IN DURHAM MAN'S YARD S 2 6/23/81 A 10 N
ANIMALS DUMPED NEAR HOME H 2 6/25/81 B I N AS*
2
10/03/81
A
4
2
2
8/09/81
a/26/Bl
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7/08/81
A
13
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5/13/81
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5/22/81
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5/29/81
1
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6/25/81
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12/31/81
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MOLD IT, PODNfR, fiLlC« PUOES «i<E »»ChO. TOO
cdxaoYS OF The <£st
DEJF
SEE JLS'i CEVTRAL t.C. SCHOOL ^08 THE OcAF
SEE ALSO MEAaptC OEfECTS
SEE ALSO SIGN LA^GUAGe
SEE ALSO TELETypEwRITEPS
SEE ALST 'ELEVESIO'.. CAPTIONS FOR THE OEAF
PLEA FQP CUISEO CAPTIONING fALLS ON 3EAF EAOS
SPECIAL PPOGJAM HELPS NEAR ING- ["PAIRED CHILDREN COMHUNICATE
DEAF COUPLE S-ARE HASSLES THEY FACE
NE" LAi< REauIRES AID FOR lEAF PE3PLr
NEh N.C. law TO REOUIRE INTERPRETERS FOR DEAF
GAPS "AR FINE LAH
STORE CATERING To OEaF OPENS IN MORGANTON
CONFINE COHXUNICiT IONS SKILLS KhEN TEACHING DEAF
LEARNING The SILENT LANGUAGE
HOSPITAL USING TELETYPEWRITER TO help OEaF
ACCESS: OEaF CITIZENS GET INTERPRETERS
TELECOHMUNICATOR HELPS DEAF-HUTES CONTACT POLICE
LIBRARY TO Air DEAF
MATTER OF COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY ALTERS LIVES
OEAF. DANCE
SEE ALSO OANCE
SIGN LANGUAGE:
2 10/16/?! 3 6
2 10/16/91 12
GROUP USES IT IN OANCE PERFOBhanCE
OEAF GAMES
RASH EARNS SPOT IN WORLO G«"ES
Durham youTms EiCEl at nCSD
DURHAM athletes in Ga^^ES FOR DEAF
PUROLATOR CUTS NASCAR CONNECTION
BRINGS HOME THE GOLD
DEATH
SEE ALSO EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO HOSPICE
3UESTI0NS ON DEATH STILL VEXING
•GIVE ME LI9EPTT OR GIVE ME MITOSIS'
DEATH CEPTIFICATES
VOLUNTEERS OICGING IN FOR GRAVE SEARCH OF PAST
DEATH ON THE ENO I BOOK I
SIGNS BOOK
ENO RIVER SETTING FOR MACKAY NOVEL
DEATH PENALTY
SEE DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE EXECUTIONS, N.C.
DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO STAr OF EXECUTION
SMITH SENTENCFO TO DEATH IN WESLEYAN COEO SLAYING
DFaTh PENALTY FLOUTS CHRISTIAN TEACHING
COURT SETS ElfCUTICN DATE
STAY ISSUED ON Execution
INGRAM UPHELD ON Tax CASE BY high COURT
A WORN mvTh APOUT JE«ISH LAW
N.C. -AN GETS DEATH SENTENCE
DEATH PENALTY SPOTlIGhTS INESUITIES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE''
•JUST SINNERS. ..LIKE I am-
MAR INE SENTENCED TO DIE
HEARING SLATED FOR MCDOWELL
COURT ENDS EARFIcLD STAY OF EXECUTION
GROUP PLANS ACTION TO HALT EXECUTION
MURDERER MAY 9£ EXECUTED
N.C. GAS Chamber ready
N.C. OFFICIALS RELIEVE EXECUTIONS LONG TIME OFF
JUDGE SETS Execution and hits new law
MCDOWELL HEARING FOR NEW TRIAL OPENS
JURY SENTENCES kIRklEY TO DEATH
MARINE UPHOLDS DEATH SENTENCE
COURT REJECTS N.C. Challenge to death penalty
HIGH COURT LEAVES INTACT BARFIELO'S OEATH SENTENCE
mOMAN^S DEATH SENTENCE IS LEFT INTACT
LAST N.C. EXECUTION WAS 20 YEARS AGO
PROFESSOR HITS Executions in cmapel sermon at ou»e
COURT UPHOLDS death PENALTY
COURT UPHOLDS DEATH PENALTY FOR MURDER
COURT WON'T HEAR APPEAL
OUNN M,n ZiJl DEATH SENTENCE
JUDGE RULES OUT DEATH PENALTY IN RALEIGH CASE
NEW Execution date set for barfield
DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE ALSO CRI-INAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
MAN GETS OEAlH SENTENCE FOR SLAYING OF VA. OFFICER
DEATHS, DURHAM
ENLARGED HEART MAY BE DEATH CAUSE
DEATH BLAMED ON HEART AILMENT
DOCTOR SAYS FIGHT HASTENED DEATH
STATE MEDICAL EXAMINER SAYS FIGHT ACCELERATED DURHAM
POLICE FIND OFAO MAN INSIDE CAR
DOG ATTACKS MOTHER AFTER SHE FINOS HER SON DEAD
POLICE Suspect no foul play in death
MAN'S death
DEI
Ths. N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL DEATHS
MODES OF DYING REMAIN NEARLY UNCHANGED IN N.C.
TEEN Charged IN FATALITY
signs and warnings failed to prevent franklin death
strange illness kills 16-yeam-old
Examiner Changes Rolling on death
18-yEar-OLO dies during BALL GAME
BASKETBALL PLAYER DIES
INMATE DIES FROM HEAD INJURY
CORONER LINKS PRISONER'S DEATH ID DISEASED HEART
MYSTERY ILLNESS CLAIMS LAOTIAN
DEBT
SEE DEBTS
OE»T COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE COLLECTION AGENCIES
6/06/81 A
8/13/31 B
9/Dl/Hl A
9/01/91 e
9/02/81 C
9/09/91 A
10/0<./31 A
. lD/2'./81 A
2 11/05/81
2 U/15/31 C
2 11/20/91 a
2 11/29/91 »
2 12/05/81 A
2 12/05/91 »
2 12/09/81 A
N B8t
N U57
7/2<./9l 6 2 P F S56
S 2 6/23/91 B 3 P N
H 2 6/29/91 B 6 P N
H 2 7/30/91 A 4 L
H 2 8/12/81 a <. U
S 2 3/13/81 A 13 P P H99
H 2 5/17/91 A 10
H 2 7/D1/81 A 4
H 2 11/02/81 A 1 F L30
H 2 1 1/25/Pl A 6 P P T37
H 2 12/20/91 3 P R
H
5/01/91
1
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S/22/FI
5
H
5/28/81
6
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6/02/Bl
3
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6/03/91
9
H
6/05/91
4
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6/07/91
4
s
6/10/81
4
H
6/l<./Sl
14
H
6/23/81
4
H
6/23/81
1
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7/09/81
2
7/10/81
12
s
7/10/81
9
s
7/16/31
10
H
7/17/81
10
H
7/24/91
4
H
a/25/81
1
S
9/23/81
1 4
H
10/10/81
5
H
10/14/91
I
S
10/19/91
1
H
10/20/91
10
H
10/28/31
6
H
10/31/91
9
H
11/04/91
11
H
11/05/81
21
H
12/10/91
9
H
12/12/91
10
H
12/20/91
4
S
12/22/91
2
H 2
6/02/91 A
10
N
S 7
10/?9/91 C
1
N
H 2
10/10/91 a
1
N MS I
H 2
10/27/91 6
1
N 351
S 2
10/27/91 A
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N
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11/03/81 8
1
N
S ?
U/30/81 C
1
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S 2
12/03/91 C
1
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8/05/91
10/29/91
10/30/Bl
11/01/91
11/29/91
12/23/91
12/24/81
12/24/91
12/29/91
12/31/81
MONTHiy/»NNU»L
INDEX
12/31/81
SUBJECTS
S
E
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PACE 127
1/10/92
06PT LIKIT
SEE N4II0NAL DEBT
OEBnRS' L«W
SEE ALSO 8*0 DEBTS
SEE ALSn BANK"UPICY LAWS
SEE ALSO COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE ALSO N.C.. OEBT COLLECTION
OFBIOPS LA.J EFFECTIVE JAN. 1
1EPTS
SEE
SEE
ALSO COLLECTION AGENCIES
__ ALSO CONSUMFP OEBT
SEE ALSO CKEDIT
SEE ALSO N.C., OEBT COLLECTION
SEE ALSO U.S.. OEBT COLLECTION
SEE ALSO VETEPANS AON IN I ST« AT ION . DEBTS
BANKBUPTCt LAW PAISES PPOBLEMS
N.C. "EHOPIAL OFFICIALS DISPUTE LOSS REPORTS
SOME "HOUNDING' IS IN ORDER
WETS WHO OWE GOVERNMENT GET WARNING
VETERANS OUE LARGER BENEFITS
ATTITUDE NEEDS CHANGING
DEBT IS A TWO-WAY STREET
OEBT COLLECTION: PROS AND CONS OF LAW EFFECTIVE JAN. 1
DEBUTANTE BALL SOCIETY
S*. YOUNG WOMEN TO BOW THIS YEAR
5<. DEBUTANTES ARE ANNOUNCED
DEBUTANTES AND THEIR MOTHERS DINE
hONORFES all
54 MAKE DEBUTS AT CHRISTMAS COTILLION
OEeuTANTES
5<. YOUNG WOMEN 10 BOw THIS YEAR
54 DEBUTANTES ARE ANNOUNCED
THREE GENERATIONS
DEBUTANTES AND THEIR MOTHERS DINE
HONOREES ALL
DEBUTANTES ARE named
DEBS OINE and dance
PEACEFUL TIME
DEBUTANTES HONORED
•TAR HEEL' GETS COMPANY
HALLOWEEN DEB PARTY
DEBUTANTE PARTY
GENEALOGY
WEINAChTS FESI
DEBUTANTES HONORED
DEBUTANTE HONORED
DEBUTANTES PRESENTED
DEBUTANTES HONORED
JUST BEFORE THE BALL
54 MAKE DEBUTS AT CHRISTMAS COTILLION
DECATHLON
OECAIMLETE EYES GOLD, TIMES TEN
DECLARIFICATION
DECLARIFICATION
DEEP RIVER
DEEP RIVER TO OBSERVE FOURTH
CHEMICALS FOUND ALONG ROAD NEAR GREENSBORO
DEEP RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LEE TO GET 1500.000 GRANT
DEEP-SEA DIVING
SEE ALSO HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
SEE ALSO OFF-SHORE DRILLING
PHOTOGRAPHERS CATCH SCENES BENEATH THE SEA
DIVERS: THEY MAY BE CHOSEN LIKE ASTRONAUTS
NEW BREATHING DEVICE MAY HELP DUKE UNIVERSITY DIVING RESEARCH
DECORATIVE FABRICS DIVISION (COLLINS t, AIKMANI
FOUR RO»BORO PLANTS UNDER NEW DIVISION
DEEP SOUTH INDUSTRIES INC.
MUNSINGWEAR TO ACQUIRE N.C. FIRM
H 2 10/10/ai B 1
H 2
6/16/61
A
5
L
H 2
7/07/91
B
1
N
S 2
lC/21/81
A
4
E
H 2
11/20/81
A
6
N
S 2
11/20/91
C
1
N
S 2
11/28/91
A
4
E
S 2
12/04/81
A
4
E
H 2
12/20/91
A
1
F
G53
H 2
5/10/91
E
2
N
S 2
5/14/81
B
1
N
H 2
5/l<)/9l
A
7
P
P
T37
H 2
6/25/91
C
3
P
P
C56
S 2
12/31/91
B
1
p
N
J06
H 2
5/10/91
E
2
N
S 2
5/14/81
B
N
S 2
5/18/91
A
P
T37
H 2
5/l<!/9l
A
7
P
W
H 2
6/25/m
C
3
P
C56
H 2
7/05/91
E
>
N
S 2
7/27/81
8
P
T37
H 2
a/11/81
A
P
T37
S 2
8/14/81
B
p
T37
H 2
8/25/31
A
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P
V%
S 2
11/02/81
B
P
T37
S 2
11/30/81
B
P
T37
H 2
12/01/91
A
1(
F
S 2
12/21/91
B
P
S76
S 2
12/21/81
B
P
S 2
12/21/81
B
P
S76
H 2
12/22/91
A
P
S76
S 2
12/28/Bl
B
P
T37
H 2
12/29/81
A
P
T37
S 2
12/31/81
B
1
N
J06
H 2 7/15/91 B 2 P N M71
M 2 9/13/81 A 4 E
7/04/91
7/14/81
12
12
9/06/91
12/21/81
12/21/81
N
H 1 9/15/81 B 1
2
13
10
H 1 8/26/81 6 1
H 2 7/07/91 A 13
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FOLKS AROUND HERE
ALBINO DEER SEEN IN N.C.
LEGEND SAYS ALBINO OOE IS REALLY VIRGINIA DARE
POLICE CHARGE YOUTH IN BREAK-IN
DEER RUNS THROUGH LINCDLNTON
DEER HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
HUNTERS SHOULD LOOK OUT FOR FIRELIGHTERS
TROPHY DEER: N.C. POPULATION HAS THE POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE TROPHY RACKS
OUTDOOR NOTES
HU22LED-UP
OUTDOOR NOTES
DEER HUNTER FOUND IN GOOD CONDITION
GRAB A KNIFE AND FORK FOR D.C. CLUB 'HUNTING'
BERTIE county: WHERE THE DEER AND THE DEMOCRATS PLAY
DEERING-MILLIkEN CO.
SEE ALSO MILLIKEN CO.
TEXTILE MILL'S WORKERS GET BACK PAY
DEFAULT
SEE ALSO BAD DEBTS
SEE ALSO BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO CITIES. U.S.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS
PUTTING FAULT IN DEFAULT
ONE BRIGHT SPOT EMERGES
JUDGMENT IS ENTFREO AGAINST JAMES BROWN
BROWN LOSES DEFAULT RULING
DEFAULTERS SHOULD GO FIRST
DEFENSE SPENDING
SEE MILITARY, BUDGET
DELI NOSH
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
THE TRIANGLE AREA'S ONLY AUTHENTIC NY STYLE DELI: GRAND OPENING
DELINQUENT TAXES
SEE DURHAM CITY TAX OFFICE
SEE TAXES, Durham
6/16/81
12/03/81
12/04/81
12/07/81
12/10/81
10/18/81
10/25/81
11/01/91
11/22/81
U/22/81
11/23/81
12/13/81
12/13/81
1
11
5
3
16
10
10
9
a
2
12
9
H 2 7/30/61 B 4
s ?
8/24/81
A
4
E
S 2
8/25/81
A
4
E
h 2
8/28/81
h
1
N
S 7
9/28/81
c
b
N
S 2
9/28/81
A
4
e
H 2 7/12/81 A SPA
mqnthlt/a
SEE TjjfSi ou»M«>" couNry
06LT» lIBLlNfS
fL«MEOor l=QBCeS OC-9 TQ REruRN TQ IIRPOBT
OELT* CONSTRUCTION CO.
GUNS. JEWELRY RECOBTEO STOLEN
06LT* KAPP* G*MH* SOCIETY
EOUCATJRS MOjORED
NEn INITIATES
DELTA SICHA TmETa, INC.
deltas attend convention
teen ajbrshop set for saturday
C"uRCm, Chapter get awards
women-in-action honors programs
MUDCINS SAYS volunteers ARE ESSENTIAL
DELTA TEAM
SEE ANTI-IEBBOfllS" PROGRAM
OEfEROL
PHARMACIST INDICTED IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE
DEMOCRACY
SEE ALSO PREEOOH
PLATO'S PmILOSQPhFR KINGS
DON'T SCOFF AT PLATO
DEMOCRATIC CARRBORO COALITION
CAH03OB0 ALDERMEN APPROVE INSTALLATION OF BUS SHELTERS
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PLATFORM COMMITTEE
SYSTEM
DEMOCRAtlC NATIONAL CONVENTION
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, U.S..
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO PRESIOFNTIAL NOMINATING
SLAVE'S SON BOSF TO POCMINENCE
DEMOS APPARENTLY WILL GIVE HALF OF CONVENTION SEATS TO WOMEN
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF DURHAM COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC PARTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO N.C. YHUNG DEMOCRATS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO WAwE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF OuRmaM COUNTY
PARTY CHAIRMAN LAShES ATTACKS ON HUNT'S PLAN
GEE FILLS VACANCY ON ALAMANCE BOARD
ONE-PARTY SYSTEM HAS S TB ANGLE-HOLD
DEMOS FORM PANEL ON AGING
HUNT AIDES HELP DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS EXPLAIN THEIR VOTES
LET THEM DEFEND THEMSELVES
SURELY They jest
RUSSELL WALKER DAY IS SET
CONTRACT Ruffles oemos
DEMOCRAT RAPS CONSERVATIVE TACTICS
HEL»S TAKES LICKI-lG FROM DEMO PARTY CHIEF
BERTIE county: wmERE THE DEER AND THE DEMOCRATS PLAY
DEMOCRATS FORM jNir TO COUNTER INFLUENCE OF CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
FLAHERTY MAKES HIS POINT
DEMOCRATIC PARTY. U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL FEDERATION OF DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
DEMOCRATS SEEK TO REFORM SOME RULES
DEMOCRATS MAO THEIR INNINGS
HUNT IS LISTED AS POSSIBLE '8". CANDIDATE
SCRAP IRONY
TIP IN THE RING ICARTOONI
HUNT IN LIMELIGHT. 3uT DENIES AMBITIONS
HUNT ASKS HELP FROM GOVERNORS
CHANGES URGED IN NOMINATIONS
DEMOCRATS SEEK TO UNSNARL TANGLE OF RULES REFORMS
DEMOCRATS PUSH SOCIALISM
HUNT CAN'T BRING COMMISSION TO N.C.
DEMOCRATS USE hEl»S TO RAISE MONEY
DEMOCRATS PLAN ALTERNATIVE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, U.S., PLATFORM COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
SEE ALSO FLECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
HUNT CAN'T BRING COMMISSION TO N.C.
DEMOLITION
SEE WRECKING
DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGFS, U.S.
SEE ALSO RIOTS
5.DO0 RALLY [N RALEIGH TO SHOW ERA SUPPORT
STUDENTS PLANNING PROTEST
WASHINGTON PROTEST: PICNIC OF SELF-INTEREST
RALLY OPPOSING FBI RECRUITERS STAGED AT UNC
9ft!2S5-''*J?''5 PROTEST RECRUITING By FBI AGENT AT UNC LAW SCHOOL
•IMPEALH NIXON LIBRARY,' PROTESTERS CRY
MARCH IS HELD TO SUPPORT BLACK SCHOOLS
SOLIDARITY Rally distorted by paper
ANTHRAX TERRORISTS
PEACE MARCHERS MISS POINT
NUCLEAR WAR PROTESTS HELD AT N.C. COLLEGES
DENMARK
DANISH VISITORS NEED HOSTS
DENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO ORTHODONTICS
SEE ALSO UNIV. "F N.C. -Chapel hill SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
PREVENTION SAID KEY TO GOOD DENTAL CARE
FOCUS NOW ON PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY
DENTAL RESEARCH
FOCUS NOW ON PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY
DENTAL SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
HE'S DOWN, But DON'T COUNT HIM OUT
DENTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DENIAL CARE
SEE ALSO N.C. DENTAL SOCIETY
N E
P
S I T
E L Y
DATE C PC L P BYL
H 2 12/16/81 B 5 N
S 2 12/01/81 A 5 N
S 2 5/07/81 e 2 P P R91
M 2 5/ll/Bl A 6 P P R91
S 2 8/12/91 A 5 N
S 2 9/30/81 C a N
S 2 ll/a<./81 A 9 N
H 2 11/05/R1 a <. N
S 2 11/06/81 A 1<, P N
H 2 11/05/81 A
H 2 5/26/31 A 4
H 2 6/02/81 A 5
H 2 9/03/81 C 8
S 2 6/0'./81 A 16 F J50
H 2 U/Oa/Bl A 19 P N
5/26/81
6/06/81
6/26/81
a/0<./81
e/lD/81
a/15/11
9/05/ai
9/11/81
9/18/81
lQ/30/81
12/13/81
12/13/81
12/18/81
12/29/81
5
I
5
13
5
1
1 I
1 I
22
7/03/91 C
7/D6/fll A
7/23/81 a
a/D6/fll A
3/06/91 A
8/09/81 A
8/11/Bl A
a/12/91 A
a/22/81 A
9/01/91 A
9/29/81 A
n/16/81 A
12/05/81 C
4 T T R56
H 2 9/29/81 A 13
5/03/81
in
P N
9/23/81
1 9
N
9/2A/91
F
9/24/81
N
9/24/81
P N
9/27/81
N
9/29/81
I 1
N
10/06/81
1
10/19/81
F
10/19/fll
F
11/12/81
20
N
2
7/oa/ai
A
13
N
6/21/91
7/09/81
W24
J66
S 2 7/09/91 A 6 P F J66
S 2 7/10/81
onTmly/an.
INDEX
SUBJECTS
E
C PC.
PtGE 1J1
1/10/62
SEE ALSO OOrMOOnNIlCS
SEE «LSO UNIV. If N.C.-
DENTISI LOSES MEOICII
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF OENnSTKY
RUL ING
OEPT. OF ENERGY
SEE U.S. OEPT.
LAWSUIT
""1iE'fS°lijS:jSlir;0°^Afr^ESTI.0NY,N
"liritis1Ssii!S;t:l??:hE^^?y?^i-
Umj^^^:^:^^-^-^ be the .LUES
°" "SoKsINg'Ss? for VACANT CITY LAND POSSIBLE
HQU
°"lt?^cS[jE«S, N.C.. OESEGBEGATION
III srhoDLS, N.C.; OESEGREGATION
III trHnnLsI u.sli olsECRf Gat ION
seI unV3° of n:!:*, desegregation
""sE^OESERTION, MILITARY
SEE MILITARY, AWOL
DESERTION, "ILITARY
MAN SAYS HE 010 AS TOLD
ARHYCHRC 5 desertion; HAN SAY
'«"' iVlhncfa'llli"- SS^'hE-S facing CHARGE
5J?i2IIS"riSM'Y°snLL seeSing m.n-s records
"lil'pMVATE DETECTIVES
"'"^iEfhlLSusHii'cKAPEL hill: a .normal- PLACE TO DRY OUT
°"»°i:s"sf3?'al5?H ^sJl^ES DETROIT
""sEi'lSlLDING CONTRACTORS
111 EyjHSi'^oSNT^'SE'.S^ING COMMISSION
SEE HOUSING INDUSTRY
SEE LAND USE
DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE PROGRAM
^^lEC*yST?JJ^SiVB?^??'?qUS,NG^PL.N
"'"^eIercise essential for diabetics
oiaSetes hIsn-t slowed ouckett
J^EV^ES'^NiccSp" "y'^S^^RAYED blue cross
CONTROVERSUL diabetes DIET MAY REPLACE DRUI
""'^"^lltfi'S^fing'A^fL'^Ss MORE FREEDOM
""""olA-ONO INVESTMENT SUIT TO BE DROPPED
°'"'ilsik^?^gSs^?iS^g^SiTo^S:GESPAiD
°'""p5S%^°??55VVifAD=3ES,GNS
GOVERNMENT SUES NONROE F RM
^.^'S^L^S; UV?^E^^Ei}s"oft"S y ^G.NG Ok;D
HEARINGS ARE PLANNED ON CARRBORO FACILITY
■""sIe^dicSeS^sSn construction CO.
DICTIONARIES
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE ,„,tco.c:
ANYBODY CAN CALL IT WEBSTER'S
OICTIONARY OF AMERICAN SLANG IBOOKI
1 REAL DRAG. MAN
"■^"S^R^fHl'S^lT TREASURED.
°''ni i::?o's^2iiriSs.NEssEs
''&.St'glEafR''jE'cE?5lsSTATE BUSINESS AWARD
°''Ue^EIGHT CONTROL
niETS
SEE OBESITY
SEE WEIGHT CONTROL
.GIVE PEARLS FROM DIEHL'S
2 9/l'»/81 A 10
H 2 U/06/81 B I N BSl
S 2 U/OT/Sl A 10 '^
9/l''/91
U/07/91
11/27/91
12/03/91
U/O-t/Bl
A
B
C
e
B
'I
1
8
1
U
U
N
F
N
M09
S36
L30
W2<,
2
12/01/91
A
I
N
<90
H 2 9/03/61 B 5
H 2 9/10/81 A 16
H 2 10/16/91 A U
H 2 10/17/81 A 10
H 2 9/06/91 C 1 P F H69
S 2 U/Oi/Bl CI N K90
S 2 12/05/81 A <• L
S 2 12/05/81 A 1 P F K90
5/02/Bl A
5/22/ai C
6/11/81 C
6/12/91 A
10/13/81 6
H 2 10/16/91 a
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
a/13/91
8/23/91
9/03/81
9/17/91
9/23/91
N 05*
N
N 961
N W36
N K90
N S51
H 2 5/17/61 A 10 P N
H 1 7/01/91 CI N H60
H 2 5/16/91 A 3 N
5/28/81
7/29/81
7/30/81
9/15/91
S 1 11/13/61 C
23
2
22
5
1
N
N
N M23
H 2 10/03/91 A <, E
H 2 11/30/81 A 4 E
H 2 6/28/81 G 7 P A
H 2 6/10/81 A 15 P N
HONTMLT/AN
4 1. INDEX
5/0i/81 - 12/31/^1
SEE «LSO onuGS
^^POLICf A«»E5? .MITE AFTER .,-MONTM PROBE
2 FACE ORuG Charges
MAJOR ORUG 9uST INVOLVES DuRnAM
OFFICERS ARREST FIVE FOR DRUGS
MAN LONG SOUGHT ar POLICE ENTERS DRUG PLEA
JUDGE DELAYS SENTENCING ON DRUG 'LEAS
H«N SENTENCED TO 5-10 TEARS FOR 0»UG SALE
.(HITE GETS 5-10 TEAR SENTENCE
POLICE ARREST H«N INDICTED IN 1930
VICE SQUAD CONDUCTS SECOND RAID IN uEEK
ORuCS TAKEN IN REVCO STORE MOLUUP Tr , , =
POLICE Charge man miM firing gun at nightclub
''"■'■"ilJSSo-s'saJce found polluted: recall is ordered
SliTE SEE«S COURT ORDER TO CLOSE SAUCE PLANT
SAUCE PLANT CLOSING SOUGHT
?i^fei??lSS°8F g?!!A3!?S SAUCE TO RESUME UNDER AGREEMENT
FIRM TO RECALL 9ARBECUE SAuCE
^"''lV.tJt'l'lVct''iLsO POLLUTED, RECALL IS ORDERED
STATE SEEKS COURT ORDER TO CLOSE SAUCE PLANT
SAUCE PLANT CLOSING SOUGHT
?i^hi"c?l£N"g^ lVd1°'l°-, SAUCE TO RESUME UNDER AGREEMENT
FIRM TO RECALL 9ARBECUE SAUCE
°''-^'irdJo'V\%c'l°'iltsO polluted; RECALL JS ORDERED
STATE SEEKS COURT ORDER TO CLOSE SAUCE PLANT
"'lirttso school" 'n^c': GRADUATION REOuIREhENTS
DIPLOMAS, CEREMONIES AT DUKE S^O'^'^^SSS^L
STATE PROPOSAL FOB 3IPLDMAS MAT BE OPPOSED
STATE PROPOSES ADULT DIPLOMA PROGRA-
HIGH SCHOOL OIPLO"aS SHOULDN'T BE CHEAPENED
BOARD PERMITS Three TRANSFERS
BOARD: MOVE TO CHEAPEN DIPLOMA
DIPLOMA POSSIP ILITIES
CITT eOARO AGAINST GEO DIPLOMA PLAN
SCHOOLS PREPARING FOR TOMORROW'S JOBS ,,,„,, -_,
DIPLOMA POSSIBILITIES FOR STUOENTS RETURNING TO SCHOOL
A DETRIMENTAL CHANGE
DIPLOMA REVISION STILL POSSIBLE
OIRECTORS GUILD OF AMERICA
HUNT AIDE: PROPnSED BOYCOTT IS RIDICULOUS
IT COULD BACKLASH
DIRECTORY OF DURHAM COUNTY RESOURCES
^"RGiNu2r"lGN''oiRECTORY OElDLINE IS SEPTEMBER 11
DISABILITY PENSIONS
"loCU? sl2uJl?r'REv!E-ING DISABILITY BENEFIT CLAIMS
DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
sfI IlSD federal EMERGENCY M«M»GEMENT AGENCY
SPUE-AGE TECHNOLOGY MAY HELP NATURAL DISASTER VICTIMS
TmD counties GET DISASTER STATUS
discount houses
"housI°resolutio"see;s*stuoy of marijuana penalties
discovery place IChaRlOTTE, 't-^i'.^,.^
Charlotte museum drawing attention
discrimination
see ace discrimination
see job discrimination
see racial discrimination
see sex discrimination
see sex stereotypes
diseases isee also names of specific diseases)
SEE ALSO AC'lE
SEE ALSO alZmEI-'ER'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO ANTHRAX
SEE ALSO PRO«N LUNG DISEASE
SFE ALSO Children, diseases
SEE also colds
SEE ALSO COL ITIS
SEE ALSO COMA
SEE ALSO Cystic fibrosis
SEE ALSO EPICEMIOLOGY
SEE ALSO EPIOERmolySIS BULLOSA
SEE ALSO EPILEPSY
SEE ALSO Eye diseases
SEE ALSO HEMOPHILIA
SEE ALSO HEMORRHAGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS
SEE ALSO HUNTINGTON'S CMOBEA
SEE ALSO ILEITIS
SEE ALSO INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO KAPOSI'S SARCOMA
SEE ALSO LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS IDISEASEI
SEE ALSO "EaslES
SEE ALSO MENINGITIS
SEE ALSO MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
SEE ALSO PARKINSON'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO PNEUMONIA
SFE ALSO PROGERIA IPREMATURE AGINGI
SEE ALSO PSORIASIS
SEE ALSO SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
SEE ALSO Skin diseases
SEE ALSO SYPMILLIS
SEE ALSO TOXIC-ShOCk SYNDROME
SEE ALSO Tuberculosis
SEE ALSO typhus
SEE ALSO VIRUS
STRANGE ILLNESS KILLS It-YEAR-OLD
C T
S
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N E
E
L
Y
P D
DATE
C
PG L
P BYL
S 2
7/07/91
B
N U57
h 2
7/0B/91
a
N
H 2
7/10/81
A
N 351
S 2
7/10/81
C
N
H 2
'>/22/81
b
N B51
S 2
9/22/81
A
N
H 2
10/20/81
c
N 951
S 2
10/20/81
b
N
M 2
10/ie/9l
9
N
S 2
10/28/81
C
N J57
H 2
12/19/81
C
N
S 2
12/18/81
C
N
M 2
8/01/Pl
A
N
h 2
8/07/81
A
N 651
S 2
a/07/81
B
N
H 2
3/09/81
A
N
H 2
a/25/81
B
N B51
S 2
8/25/91
B
N
H 2
8/01/81
A
N
H 2
8/07/81
A
N 851
S 2
a/07/Sl
9
N
H 2
9/03/fll
A
N
H 2
3/25/81
B
N B51
S 2
8/25/81
B
N
H 2
a/01/81
A
N
H 2
8/07/81
A
N 951
S
?
5/07/81
C
1
?
7/30/81
h
1
S
?
7/30/91
A
15
H
7
8/03/81
A
<•
7
a/Oi/Sl
3
1
S
?
8/04/81
A
1
H
a/06/81
A
H
?
9/11/91
9
1
S
7
a/11/91
B
H
7
8/16/81
A
3
s
7
3/19/91
A
4
s
2
9/19/81
c
1
H
?
lD/2'./91
A
8
H
2
10/26/81
A
4
H 2 a/29/91 A
S 2 12/03/91 A
H 2 10/29/91 A 7
S 2 12/31/81 A 10
H 2 0/17/81 A 10
M 2 12/06/81 A 1*
M 2 ll/Ol/ai A 19
008
S5l
008
oisney
SEE
lORLO
.ALT DISNEY
tORLO
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
NONrHLlf/ANNUAI.
INDEX
12/31/81
DISPUTE CENTER HELPS SETTLE DIFFERENCES OUTSIDE OF COURT
CITY NEEDS DISPUTE CENTER
DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN 4HAR0
SCOUTS' MAN OF THE HOUR
DISTINGUISHED CITIZENSHIP
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM JAYCEES
SECRETARY HONGREO
JAYCEES SEEK DISTINGUISHED YOUNG MAN
AWARD NOMINEES SOUGHT
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. N.C. ,,,,,
SEE ALSO DURHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
III ALSO n'c! DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S ASSOCIATION
REIOSVILLE MAN IS NAMED TO DISTRICT I 7A JUDGESHIP
ORANGE DA NAMES ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE
FORSYTH OA ENTERS DUI PLEA
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. N.C ASSISTANTS
8ARBER NAMES ASSISTANT OA
DIVORCE
SEE ALSO ALIENATION-OF-AFFECTION
SEE ALSO ALIMONY
SEE ALSO Chili custody
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO Parents without partners
NAUSEATING WORDS
HOUSE PASSES SALeS-TA« BILL
UPDATING THE WEDDING CEREMONY
PARENTS ALONE
DIVORCE CAPITALS
DURHAM FAMILIES SOUGHT FOR STUDY
C T S
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N E
P D DATE
S
E
C
I
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PC L
T
Y
P
6YL
S ? 7/0J/31
S 2 7/11/81
B
A
1 P
F
E
B71
H 2 12/15/Bl
S 2 12/15/81
a
B
I P
1 P
P
P
R91
R91
S 2 3/21/81 A 9
H 2 ll/29/ni A 3
S 2 11/28/81 A 17
ON DIVORCE EFFECTS
VOTE
DIVORCE LAWS
DIVORCE PROPERTY BILL OK ' , , „ „
MARRIAGE PROPERTY BILL HEADED TO HOUSE FLOOR
PANEL OK'S COMPENSATION LAW CHANGE
HAZARnOUS WASTES BILL ADVANCES TOWARD SENATE
MRS. HUNT MAKES SURE HER NAME IS ON 3ILL
DIVORCE BILL SEEKS EQUAL DISTRIBUTION
SENATE PANEL APPROVES GUN CONTROL MEASURE
SENATOR TRYING TO CHANGE HOUSE REOISTRICTING PLAN
^irtlGrsE'A^TSJL'I^^S^RfrT^^E? GAS TAX settled; BUDGET STILL HAS HOLES
PROBLEMS CONCERNING JOINT PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
DIXIE GROCERY (HIGHWAY 70)
ORANGE STORE BURNS
ORANGE COUNTY FIRE PROBED
DIXIE TRAILER PARK (DURHAM. N.C.I ,„.,.„,..rc„
MOBILE HOME PARK'S DRINKING WATER MAY NOT BE CONTAMINATED
Doeas HOUSE (Restaurand
DOBES HOUSE TO BUILD IN NEW TERMINAL
FROM MOUNTAINS TO SEA
DOCTORAL DEGREES , . ,
FACULTY DEGREE RULE CREATES UNCERTAINTY
UPGRADING OF FACULTIES AN IMPORTANT BEGINNING
TENURED PROFESSORS ARE NOT IN TROUBLE
DECREE EXPECTED TO AFFECT NCCU FACULTY SLIGHTLY
DOCTORS. N.C.
SEE PHYSICIANS, N.C.
DOG ATTACKS
LINCOLN MAN MAULED BY DOG
DOG ATTACKS MOTHER AFTER SHE FINDS HER SON OEAO
DOC CONTROL
SEE ALSO PETS
NEIGHBORHOOD PETS IN DANGER
WHY BLAME DRIVERS WHEN A DOG IS HIT?
KEEP FAMILY DOG PENNED
FREE-ROAMING OOGS PLAGUE DURHAM DESPITE LEASH LAW
DOGS SHOULD BE CONTROLLED
LEE CLOSER TO ADOPTING DOG CONTROL ORDINANCE
DOG DAYS
SEE ALSO SEASONS
SEE ALSO WEATHER. DURHAM
DOG DAYS
WHO NEEDS AUGUST?
OOG FIGHTS
5 MEN ARRESTED AT DOG FIGHT
DOC Shows
CHILDREN'
S DOG Show scheduled
dog training
classes offered
oog virus
see also virus
virus hits triangle dogs
oqgnapping
see also cattle rustling
see also horse steal ing
thefts of purebred dogs rise in durham
dog thieves a heartless breed
thieves take stereo
DOGS
SEE ALSO COCKER SPANIELS
SEE ALSO Cycle dog food world k-9 frisbee catch and fetch
SEE ALSO GUARD DOGS
SEE ALSO HUNTING DOGS
SEE ALSO POLICE DOGS
THE WINNER: 'PURRESSENCE OF PETS'
OOG REVIVED
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SET
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SET
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SET
FOLKS FIELDING FIDOS FOR FR I SBEE-FETCHING
TEACHER'S 'PET' BACK WITH PUPIL
NEIGHBORHOOD PETS IN DANGER
WONDER WHERE HE IS
A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND
COURT HAS ITS OOG DAYS. TOO
7/30/81
9/16/81
10/13/81
13
9
H 2 10/29/81 A 19
H 2
5/13/81
A
^
E
S 2
6/30/81
A
8
N
H 2
7/oi/ai
A
<t
L
H 2
11/22/81
".
E
H 2
11/25/81
A
^
E
S 2
U/30/81
A
1 1
N
H 2
5/01/ai
A
10
N
H 2
5/10/81
A
6
N
H 2
5/13/81
A
a
N
H 2
5/U/81
5
N
H 2
5/15/61
6
<.
P N
S 2
5/20/81
C
1
N
K90
H 2
5/27/81
C
5
N
H 2
7/02/81
7
N
H 2
7/03/81
C
5
N
G53
H 2
7/12/81
A
10
P N
S 2
9/10/81
B
2
N
S 2
6/29/81
C
1
N
H 2
6/30/81
A
11
N
S 2
7/11/91
A
12
N
H 1
6/25/81
B
1
N
H60
S 2
a/D6/81
D
6
P P
T37
S 2 8/26/81 A 1 N X12
S 2 3/27/81 A 4 E
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HANCBADE uITm lOwE: DOLLS
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ALL OCLLEO up AND nOME FOR HOLIDAYS
no-ESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO PATTERED kOMEN
S = E ALS3 ChIlC ABUSEt OURMA><
SEE ALSO Child abuse, n.c.
SEE also Child abuse, u.s.
SEE ALSO FA-ILY structure
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
UNK OF AUTO
HER TO DEATH
2 SLAIN OVER PQPIC CHOP DINNER
t»0 N.C. SLAyInGS SAID SPARKED 5Y PORK CHOPS
DEATHS HELD "UROES. SUICIDE
SON ACCUSED OF SEATING PAIR
jOXAN unhappy «ITh HUSBAND'S FINE TAKES REvENGE
OOMINICA ISLAND
RalEIGh fiU PLEAuS GUlLTr IN ISLAND PLOT
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DuNkFy^
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DON'S PLUHBING CO.
OFFICERS SAY COPPER If
EFT RING CRACKED
DOROTHEA Olx HOSPITAL IRAlEIGh. N.C.I
OFFICIALS WAJNEO OF POSSIBLE JAIL9REAK
NURSI'.G SOARj SCOLDS SCHOOL
JUDGE ORDERS RalEIGh -"an TO DO»OlHtA DI« HOSPITAL
DOROTHEA on HOSPITAL. ACCREDITATION
u-STEAO HOSPITAL ACCREDITED
OOudLE-OIPPING
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
SEE ALS" RETIREHENT PROGRAMS
LA»S FORCE S3"E FEDERAL kOkERS TO '^Ou^lE DIP'
DOUGLAS AIRPORT ICmAOlDTTE. N.C.I
FAA DENIES Planes in danger OF COLLISION
JET MAKES UNSCHEDULED LANDING
DOVE HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
3EC0MING ..CRTmy of your GAME
GOOD DOVE CROP pREOICTEO
DOVES
SEE ALSO PIGEONS
DUKE Turtle doves re»rite the romantic cliches
The soviet peace Campaign icartodni
DOWN'S SYNnR0'<E
SEE ALSO "Entally retarded
HANDICAPPED NFPhEw a hERO
DOWN'S SYNDPO-E CHILD NEEDS
The CHANCE TO lEaRN
DOWNTOWN OURHA" OEvELOPWENT C
SEE ALSO CuOha'., n.c civ
SEE ALSO DuPham, n.c. DOw
SEE ALSO DURHAM PROGRESS G
10 HOTEL OcVcLOPcRS MAKE
DURHAM SAID IN TOP FIVE
HOTEL-CIVIC CENTER PACKA
SCHOOLS UNLIKELY TO GET
PRUPOSED CITY BUDGET TRI
CITY MAY REDUCE SUPPORT
HOTEL STuDY IS SAID TO N
OFFICIALS RETURN STUDY f
SURPLUS AIDS NCN-CITy AG
MEETINGS: IF ThE PU9LIC
REPORT ON hOTFL-CIvIC CE
EDITED REPORT DUE IN 3 w
EDITED STUDY OF HOTEL TO
BACK ON THE FRONT BURNER
OOwNTOWN GROUP ACCEPTS C
CIVIC CENTER-HOTEL CALLE
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15 oevelopcrs" names not
civic ccmplea moves forw
sits flans prfceoe funds
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released july 23
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D A GOOO IDEA
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pOSHfOB CIVIC CENTER E-PECTEO TO CONTINUE
^«lJJ„^H^s".Elc'?lg;; ?^''^^g ^A^ PLAN SPARKS OOWNTO.N CONCERN
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NO COMMENT AVAH.ABLE ON LOCATION
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AT LONG LAST. . .
nOWNTQUN DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT
VA :tl8 l'iV„'l'.]'l\c.rHT,%KlC BUILDINGS
III itIS SV^yS^I^'J^E^tp^VATION SOCIETY OP DURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
2ND HISTORIC AREA PLANNED
nOWNTOUN FARMERS MARKET ^,„„^.„.^
FARMER'S MARKET OPEN HEDNESOAY
DURHAM MARKET A HiNNER
PICK OF THE CROP
ISS^S^hU IT.lh FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCE
CHRISTMAS IS MAKING EARLY APPEARANCE
THE DOWNTOWNER lOURHAM BUSINESS!
S?^FiS^T5"p^S'^^!R^rliSf Sf'SArSuP.N. CHASE
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•ORACULA- IS FUN TO WATCH
THIS 'OPACJLA' DISAPPOINTS
I TiSTE OF IHF -LITERARY- VAMPIRE
JAYCEFS TO PRESENT ORACULA
DRAFT
SEE MILITARY DRAFT
DRAG RACING „ ^ .„
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT ORAGWAY
SEE ALSO BOYBORO ORAGWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
CAR IN DRAG RACE HITS. KILLS YOUTH
!;ibbE'35;ES*GJL;i''EXCEEOEO AUTHORITY
DURHAM DRIVERS TEST ROCKINGHAM
GRAHAM HELPS THARP „,,.,,.,
HEARING FRIDAY FOR COURT OFFICIAL
JUDGE DESERVES ANSWERS
LA8AR0E RULES AGAINST GRAHAM
CASE DISMISSAL ANGERS JUDGE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY PROBES CASE DISMISSAL
N C. MAN IS RISING STAR OF NATIONAL DRAG RACING
.rhcTTnriilB- RACERS SET AT PIEDMONT TRACK
contmSersul ?5a"iccIse resolved in superior court
ThE nRfAM NIP9LEB (PLAYI ,„. ,, ,
SWOBO OF PEACE OPENS TONIGHT
CANE CREEK CALAMITIES
°"^°''0RE0GING FUNDS MAY BE REDUCED
PILKEY SUPPORTS DECISION
DRINKING WATER
SEE WATER QUALITY
'^""""frosty cool ORINKS beat SUMMER HEAT
""'sirLsO^NSTITUTE FOR TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH
see also traffic safety
?5JI''l?^IJ1?s"S5IE"?o pass bad checks
giver, taker wrong
commute" is getting 2n0 license
license renewals reported lagging
sen. vickery keeps license
vickeby will lose license
film to figure in vickeby trial
some answers needed
IVJil^SY'lolEs'^Rllil-s'lICENSE FOR 6 MONTHS
llin^r'o^'oli'^.lkr. ?! ^Tr^^vo'cATSS^oF v,cke«y-s license
AGENCY NOW ON COURSE
TMIEVFS BREAK IN LICENSE guREAU
lii&!?'iKtEf"oir^KIlD^i?? ^I?V!Sg of VICKERY LICENSE
VICKERY GETS OELAY IN REVOKING LICENSE
DRIVING VIOLATIONS
SEE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DROPOUTS
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C.. DROPOUTS
DROUGHT, CARBeOHO
SEE CARRBOkO, N.C.. DROUGHT
DROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL , ,
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., DROUGHT
DROUGHT, ^DURHAM^ .Bf, MAY FACE SEVERE DROUGHT BY EARLY FALL
showebs delight farmers
one source durham-s water-supply problem
n.c. in neep of more rain
EN0"ivEr"ump'iNG station: WATER PROPOSAL RISING AGAIN
TORRENTS OF RAIN END DURHAM'S DRY SPELL
GREAT BUI NOT ENOUGH
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9/19/81
9/2<./91
10/05/81
11/13/91
12/17/81
6/26/81
7/17/81
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9/29/91
10/28/81
10/29/91
10/30/81
10/30/91
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12/05/81
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12/07/81
12/08/81
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12/10/91
12/12/81
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U/3I/91
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TOIAH'-.LF Ua7E« level LOJ OESPTTF ShOjERS
HEAVY RAINS nFLP TOBACCO CROP
CduNTY WATER TABLES REMAIN LDu TESPITE RECENT SHOWERS
PLAN OUTLf.f J NEtOS
CITY TO STUOY WATER USE
DURHAM OfFlCULS SAY CONSERVATION wODLO AVERT FUTURE WATER SHORTAGES
SEVERE DRY SPELLS PREHICTEO THftOUISH END OF CENTURY
EYPfRT SUC^iEiIS WATER-SAVING IDEAS
CITIZENS NEED TO CONSERVE
WATFfi CONSERVATION SEMINAR SUf.GESTEO
ANNEXATION TO STAY IN COMMITTEE
JUST HOW OHY IS IT? ENOUGH TO DAMAGE TREES NEXT YEAR
SCRAP IRONY
DRY CONDITIONS "AKE OUTDOOR BURNING RISKY
RTl WORK TO HELP CITY PREDICT DROUGHT RISKS
DROUGHT, N.C.
INCREASED WATER USE MAY DRAIN SYSTEM
ORY WEATHER EXPECTED TO CONTINUE
EXPERTS SAY AREA MAY FACE SEVERE DROUGHT BY EARLY FALL
STATE OFFICIALS URGE WATER CONSERVATION
WEATHER SERVICE DECLARES TAR HEEL DROUGHT SEVERE
N.C. IN NEED Of MORE RAIN
WATER SUPPLY DROPS
STATE'S THIRST NOT QUENCHED
OFFICIALS WAICH WATER SUPPLIES
WEDNESDAY'S RAIN HELPS CROPS BuT N.C. DROUGHT NOT OVER VET
RAINFALL HELPS BuT DROUGHT LINGERS IN N.C.
COUNTY WATER TABLES REMAIN LOW DESPITE RECENT SHOWERS
LAST WEEK'S DRENCHING STILL NOT ENOUGH
N.C. FACING POSSIBLE HATER SHORTAGES
N.C. FACES "ORE WATER SHORTAGES
HEAT, DROUGHT DEAL HEAVY BLOW TO N.C. PEANUT CROP
DROUGHT EASFS IN SOME AREAS
OROUGHf MAY FOIL FALL FOLIAGE DISPLAY
DRY WEATHER IS TAKING TOLL ON MOUNTAINS' COLOR SHOW
DRYNESS INCREASES THREAT OF TAR HEEL FOREST FIRES
EARLY FEARS OF DROUGHT PROVED TO BE UNFOUNOEO
OFFICIALS FFAR DROUGHT STILL A POSSIBILITY
N.C. DROUGHT LINGERS DESPITE RECENT RAINS
Two COUNTIES GET DISASTER STATUS
DRTuGHT, U.S.
SEE ALSO DuwSING
DROUGHT: FARMERS PLANT WHEAT WITH LITTLE HOPE IN PARCHED MONTANA
SEVERE DRY SPELLS PREDICTED THROUGH END OF CENTURY
DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO AMPHETAMINE
SEE ALSO Drug overdose
SEE ALSO DRUGS. DRIVING VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO MILITARY, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
ALLEGATIONS OF DRUG USE: DENIAL OF BENEFITS APPEALED
DRUG COUNSELING BEGINS WITH PARENTS
DRUG USE TARGET OF YOUTH FEST
THE DRUG STRUGGLE: PROHIBITION REPRISE
EDITORIAL PHILOSOPHY FAVORS ANARCHY
•FAKE DRUGS' Cause PROBLEMS
COURSE SET UP TO HELP DRUGS-DRIVING OFFENDERS
DRUG MYTH FALLS
CLASS FOR POSSESSION
AGENCIES COMBINING EFFORTS TO FIGHT DURHAM DRUG ABUSE
DISEASE, VIRUS TIE OUESTIONED
DRUG ABUSE,
PAPER
ATHLETES
EXTREMELY UNFAIR'
THROUGH PICTURE PLACEMENT
DRUG ABUSE, MILITARY
SEE MILITARY, OPuG ABUSE
ORUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
EDUCATORS HAvf TROUBLE VERIFYING DRUG USE
STUDENTS AT JUNIOR HIChS TO BE GIVEN DRUG SURVEY
DRUG COUNSELING BEGINS WITH PARENTS
DRUG EDUCATION HAS CHANCED
AGENCIES COMBINING EFFORTS TO FIGHT DURHAM DRUG ABUSE
DRUG ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
DRUG ADVERT ISEMfNTS SUPPORT SEXUAL STEREOTYPES
DRUG COUNSELING AND EVALUATION SERVICES
EDUCATORS HAVE TROUBLE VERIFYING DRUG USE
STUDENTS AT JUNIOR HIGHS TO BE GIVEN DRUG SURVEY
DRUG COUNSELING BEGINS WITH PARENTS
DRUG USE TARGET OF YOUTH FEST
DURHAM DRUG PROGRAM PLANS DAY FAIR FOR YOUTHS SATURDAY
YOUTH FEST NOT TODAY
YOUTH FEST TODAY
A RELAXED SMILE
SUPPORT GROUP STARTS
DRUG COUNSELING GROUP OFFERS TRAINING SESSION
COURSE SET UP TO HELP DRUGS-DRIVING OFFENDERS
LET THE RECORDS SPEAK
POSSESSION MEANS SCHOOL FOR DRUG USE
AGENCIES COMBINING EFFORTS TO FIGHT DURHAM DRUG ABUSE
ORUG ENFORCEMENT AOM I N I STR ATI ON
SEE N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, DRUG ENFORCEMENT
SEE U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
DRUG INDUSTRY
SEE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
ORUG OVERDOSE
SEE ALSO DRUG A^IUSE
ACCIDENTAL OVERDOSE KILLS CHILD
ORUG PAR APHERNAL t A
SENATE PASSES DRUG PARAPHERNALIA BAN
ORUG PARAPHERNALIA LAW I C A R T 00 N I
NOTE TO SENATORS RAYNOR AND SWAIN
N.C. HOUSE VDTES TO BAN DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
N.C. ORUG PARAPHERNALIA-BAN BILL NEARS PASSAGE
BILL TO UNSEAL ADOPTION RECORDS DRAWS COMMENT
ORUG PARAPHERNALIA BAN IS CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
ORUG PARAPHERNALIA LEGISLATION ICARTOONl
DRUG PARaPhFRNALI A BAN ENACTED; BEGINS ON OCT. 1
LAWS THAT SREFD CONTEMPT
COURT BATTLE VOwEO ON DRUG PARAPHERNALIA LAW
VOTERS, REMEMBER WHO STUCK YOU
DRUG PARAPHERNALIA LAW: ENFORCEMENT A TICKLISH QUESTION
MERCHANTS CONFUSED BY PARAPHERNALIA LAW
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MOvEL'r CHAifi m Challenge pabaphfr'jalia law
COHPANV OPPOSES NEu LAW
JUDGE DELAYS LAW AFFECTING POLLING PAPERS
DRUG PARAPHfBNALl A LAU UPHELD
PARAPHERNALIA RULING PLEASES EOHISTEN
POSSESSION "CANS SCHOOL FOR DRUG USE
PARAPHERNALIA LAW NETS TERN FOR SHOPKEEPER
DRUG PARAPHERNALIA LAW HAVING EFFECT
ORUG PREVENTION PROGRAM
SEE DRUG ABUSE. PREVENIION
DRUG THERAPY
SEE CHEMOTHERAPY
ORUGS
SEE ALSO ACYCLOVIR
SEE ALSO ASPIRIN
SEE ALSO BETA BLOCKERS
SEE ALSO CALCIUM plOCKERS
SEE ALSO CISPLATIN (DRuGI
SEE ALSO COCAINE
SEE ALSO OHSO
SFE ALSO OILAUOID
SEE ALSO nRuG PARAPHERNALIA
SFE ALSO FA^E DRUGS
SEE ALSO GENERIC ORUGS
SEE ALSO hEROI'i
SEE ALSO INTERFERON
SEE ALSO LIThIU"
SEE ALSO methaoualJNE
SEE ALSO «EIOCl)PRAMIDE
SEE ALSO NON-PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
SEE ALSO ORPHAN DRUGS
SEE ALSO OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS
SFE ALSO PCP ("ANGEL DUST"!
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
SEE ALSO PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
SFE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
SEE ALSO PROPANOLOL
SFE ALSO SLEEPING PILLS
SEE ALSO TIMOLOL
SEE ALSO TYLENOL
BUSTED: DOPE MONEY'S GONE
DUKE USES DRUG FQR CHEMOTHERAPY RELIEF
C*^E'rAi'}|A^^*SR§iG'^T"'Ex?Eyt?ON' IN DRUG INDUSTRY
•IRUGS, ARRESTS „„rr,^
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, ARRESTS
TERMS GIVFN IN POT CASE
^ MORE Charged in cocaine lab raid
COUNTY JAIL VISITOR IS CHARGED
RAID 3RINGS 10 CHARGES AGAINST MAN
DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH 10 DRUG VIOLATIONS
FBI MAY GET DRUG CASES , ,„, .,
MS. HARVIN GIVEN TIME SERVED ON DRUG COUNT
FARMER FACES DRUG CHARGE
YOUTH ROBBED AT SCHOOL
3 CITED ON DRUG COUNTS
1, ARRFSTEO FOR ORUGS
<, ARRFSTED IN DRUG RAID ,„.„,--
TWO DURHAM MEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
Z MPN HELD IN DRUG RAID
DURHAM COCAINE CHARGE LODGED .rcK.T<
SYNTHETIC COCAINE LAB SAID 5EI 2E0 B Y ACFNTS
A^C POLICE ARREST MAN FOR tJOn.OOO IN COCAINE
COCAINE HAUL IN N.C.
1,00 POUNDS OF COCAINE SEUEO IN N.C.
^ ARRAIGNED ON DRUG COUNTS
FPANKLINION MAN FACES POT CHARGE
MENTAL GEAH-SHIFTING
PAIR ARRESTFO IN DURHAM COUNTY RAID
MEN GRAB POCKETBOOK FROM WOMAN
2 CHARGED WITH GROWING 'POT'
MARIJUANA PLANTS ARE FOUND ON ROOF
DRUG SENTENCED SUSPENDED
DURHAM MAN FACES CHARGES FOR HEROIN
TROOPER CUT DURING SCUFFLE „„„.,
POLICE ARREST WHITE AFTER <,-MONTH PROBE
2 FACE DRUG CMARGFS
MAJOR DRUG BUST INVOLVES DURHAM
OFFICERS ARREST FIVE FOR DRUGS
VICE SQUAD SEIZES 179 LSD OOSES
SUSPECTS' BONOS SET
POT DROP APPARENTLY MISSED
POLICE DISCOVER DRUGS
II MILLION 80ND SOUGHT IN CASE
P^O FINDS MARIJUANA IN CAR
HEROIN SEIZED IN HIGH POINT
", RALEIGH EMPLOYEES ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
FIVE CHARGED IN DRUG PROBE
BONOS SET fnk 6 DRUG SUSPECTS
3 ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
POLICE ARREST THREE ON DRUG CHARGES
THRE£°FACe"dJ5g'chaRGES following PSO CRACKDOWN
Two FACE COCAINE CHARGES
159 ARRESTED
MAN ARRESTED ON 5 CHARGES
THREE DURHAM MEN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
BANK BOBBERY CHARGE FILED ,,,
POLICE ARREST MAN ON 3 DRUG CHARGES
DURHAM MAN HELD ON FEDERAL DRUG CHARGES
CHIEF PETTY OFFICER FACES DRUG COUNT „,,,,^
DURHAM RAID NETS ORUGS, FIREARMS AND EXPLOSIVES
EXPLOSIVES, DRUGS. GUNS FOUND IN HOME
PAIR MAKES INITIAL APPEARANCE
COX RELEASED ON BONO
CORRECTION
POLICE ARREST MAN INDICTED IN 19a0
VICE SJUAO CONDUCTS SECOND RAID IN WEEK
VICE SJUAD CONDUCTS J RAIDS
OFFICERS ARREST TWO IN DRUG RAID
Two ARRESTED AT MOTEL , „ ,„
OFFICERS ARREST TWO IN DRUG RAID
DA: DRUG PROBLEM BETTER
HAN FACES DRUG Charges
PAIR ARBESTED IN DRUG CASE
MOTEL OPERATOR CHARGEO
FOUR CHARGEO WITH DRUG POSSESSION
WOMAN INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES
GANG MEMBER SAID SUSPECT
ONE CHARGED IN DRUG BUST
PROBE BRINGS DRUG CHARGES
C T S
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5/03/81
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H 2
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H 2
5/22/81
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5/22/81
3
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H 2
6/03/81
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6/03/81
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6/03/81
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6/09/81
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6/15/8
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6/16/91
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6/25/81
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7/05/91
7
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7/07/Rl
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7/08/81
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7/10/81
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7/10/81
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7/17/81
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8/19/81
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H 2
9/20/91
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9/27/81
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8/27/81
6
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S 2
a/29/81
3
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9/01/81
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9/03/81
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9/19/81
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9/20/91
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9/30/81
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10/08/91
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10/13/91
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10/23/81
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lD/24/81
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U57
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10/25/91
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lD/26/81
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U57
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10/27/91
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H 2
10/27/81
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10/29/81
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0/29/91
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1/03/91
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1/04/91
1
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1/05/31
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1/12/81
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H 2
11/17/81
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A54
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11/19/Bl
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H 2
U/27/31
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11/27/81
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11/27/81
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12/02/81
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12/09/91
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12/16/81
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Subjects
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C-»40L0TrE POLfCe. 5*51 makc oRUG ABRFSTS
TLicF ctM^ci KAN kiih cocaine OQSSESSION
RALEICn POlICF AiPEST 55 ON DRUG C"A.<GES
*INGS MOUNTAIN WOMAN KILLED
OftUGSi DRIVING /laLATIONS
SEE ALSO CRUG APuSE
SEE ALST DRU'iKEN DRIVING
cnuBse SET UP to kelp drugs-driving jffenders
TEEN treatment facility MAY LDCATE \:i DURHAM
LET TmE records speak
CORRECTION
CLASS FOR POSSESSION
POSSESSION MEANS SCHOOL FOR DRUG USE
DRllGSi HEALTH EFFECTS
SKIN RaShES JFTFN COMMON SIDE EFFECT OF DRUGS
DOCTOR STUDIES ENZYME'S EFFECTS
SEEDS PUT 30 STUDENTS IN HOSPITALS
TAKE CARE «hEN miking holiday CHEER «ITm medICaTION
nRuGS. LAkS
SEE ALSO MjaijuANA, lFGISCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE BUREAU OF IN VE ST I GA TION i DRUG ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
THE DRUG STPUGGLE: PROHIBITION REPRISE
DRuG TRAFFICKING LAM IS BEING OPPOSED
ELIMINATING The PROFITS
ORUGS. MARIJUANA
SEE MARIJUANA
DRUGS, PRESCRIPTION
SEE PRESCR IPTION DRUGS
ORUGS. RESFaRCh
SEE ALSO "EOICAL RESEARCH
LITHIUM OFFERS RELIEF FOR MAN! C-OEPRE SS ION
DUKE TESTS PROMISING HEART DRUG
ASTHMA DRUG HAY BE USEFUL FOR BYSSINOSIS
MULTIDRUG MEDICATIONS CARRY RISK OF SIDE EFFECTS
ORUGS. SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES. N.C.
SEE ALST MARIJUANA
SEE ALSO "ARIJJANA, SMUGGLING
JA. JUDGE OEFFNOS SMUGGLERS' RELEASE
SUSPECTED POT PLANE IS FOUND
COCA ['IE HAUL IN N.C.
<,00 POUNDS OF COCAINE SEIZED IN N.C.
2 ABBAIGNFL ;'l OauG COUNTS
MENTAL GEAR-SHIFTING
NErt KIND OF E'lEMv
POLICE DECLINE CjmmENT ON MUBOER
SHOOTING VICTIM SAID QUESTIONED IN NARCOTICS CASE
The drug STRUGGLE: PR0MI3ITIDN REPRISE
POLICE Say mqtcRCYCLE GANGS' BUSINESSES GROWING
officials -orrifd by state's popularity with smugglers
helms' aide rlans attack on drjg trade
Thief links slain mEll's angel to drug deal
DRuC USERS Share 9LAME
ELIMINATING The profits
ORUGS. TRIALS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, TRIALS
MS. HARVIN GIVEN TIME SfRVEO ON OBuG COUNT
DfluG Bust offenoant pleads Guilty
■SPOT-OWNER DENIES ALLEGATIONS
OFFICERS TESTIFY IN THE SPOT'S HEARING
T>.0 CONVICTED SENTENCED IN JANUARY DRUG ROUNDUP
OOuG CASES AGAI'IST OuO DISMISSED
JUDGE DISMISSES DRUG CHARGES
JUDGE SENTENCES. FINES 2 IN COCAINE TRIAL
Two GET 15-YEJR TERMS IN COCAINE TRAFFICKING CASE
MAN LONG SOUGHT BY POLICE ENTERS DRUG PLEA
JUDGE DELAYS SENTENCING ON DRUG PLEAS
MAN SENTENCED TO 5-10 YEARS FOR DRUG SALE
WHITE GETS 5-10 YEAR SENTENCE
JUDGE AMENDS DRUG SENTENCE
J'JOGE AMENDS DRUG SENTENCE
WOMAN PLEADS NC CONTEST TO Mypogp
WOMAN GETS LIFE TERM IN SLAYING
ORUNK li I CYCLISTS
SEE BICYCLE LA,S
SEE BICYCLISTS, TRAFFIC LAWS
ORUNKEfJ DRIVING
SEE ALSO eLOOO TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO DRUGS, DRIVING VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO Public orunkeness
SEE ALSO reckless driving
SOME PANEL MEMBERS SAY LOGOS SHOULD BE BANNED
DON'T -EAKEN LAwS
CAR STRIKES i IN Chapel hill
HERALD WRITER IS CONVICTED
OPEN BEERS IN CARS MAY BE BANNED
VOTING FOB Safer roads
HAPPY FIFTH. , , AT HOME: ICABTOONI
COURT'S LAi:rY BAFFLING
WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN REDwOOO RO. WRECK
BURLINGTON POLICE APPLYING FOR GRANT
MALONE Charged with oui
MALONE hEARI.G sept, 30
irresponsisle journalism
venpors asked to help halt underage drinking
s''i official resigns post
stqbt wasn't irresponsible
COMPLAINTS hQllOw
Three killed. Three INJURED IN CRASH AT kedwood road
LUCAS CHABGFD WITH DU I
THIEF STBIKES TRAILER
MAINE LEADS The way
OBuNK-DB IVING LAWS NEED SHARPER TEETH
PATBOL TO Cut use of radar
JUDGE CONTINUES CASE
MALONE Case postponed
TROOPER Shot AFTER HALTING DUI SUSPECT
AUTO ACCIDENT HURTS »OMAN
VICKERY FACING TRAFFIC CHARGES
WRECK HURTS WOMAN
VICKERY CHARGED wITM Dul
PA'.fL MAY INVESTIGATE JUDGE
VICKERY DEiiEs Charges
WAR ON DRINKING PAYS OFF
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S 2 12/03/Rl A 4
S 2 7/11/81 A 3
H 2 a/21/81 A 12
H 2 9/06/ai A 26
S 2 12/02/81 A 17
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5/31/31
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5/31/91
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H 2
6/09/81
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MONTHLV/AN
I N n 6 «
f&flsvTH o» fureRS oui plea
offiCFRs resTifY in malone ca^e
sfs. vickekv keeps license
LAWYEO CO'IVICTEO OP DPIVING CHARGE
JUOCE FINES ■^ALONF 4100
vKKEtY WILL LOSE LICENSE
fU» TO FIGUHE IN VICKERV TRIAL
SOME ANSWERS MEEOED
ACT AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVERS
CAR HITS TRUCK AND OUILDING .rr.r,..
APPEALS COURT OVERTURNS DURHAM OUI CONVICTION
JUOCE OVERTURNS DRUNKEN DRIVING CONVICTION
TOUGH APPROACH UORKS
VKKERY tIsIIf1es"e MAS TESTED ON CJULTY bREATHALYZER
VICKERY SAYS HE WAS TESTET ^^,
A VISUAL STIMULANT FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY
SUPERIORS TO -AKE VICKERY TEST RULING
VICKERY TRIAL IS THURSDAY
DEALING wITH VICKERY
LUNCHEON WILL 9EGIN HIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAM
uTCKFRY fl\fD SlOO; SENTENCE SUSPENDED
MOTORISTS' Dull: mWchtSe SIGN WITH ITS MEANING (CARTOON)
VICKERY GETS FINE, SUSPENDED SENTENCE ON OU I CHARGE
V CKERY LOSES DRIVER'S LICENSE FOR 6 MONTHS
VICKERY'S LICENSE TO BE REVOKED 6 MONTHS , ^„ ., ,,,c.,t
JUDGE'S ORDER NEEDED TO STOP REVOCATION OF VICkERY'S LICEN<
i0LlDlYS°''HlGH'wArs'!N0 ALCOHOL MAKE POOR MIX
^yi;il??or?'o'JSA?^0^'R' S^'.I.NG N.C. DRINKING AGE
JUDGE RULES OUT IMMEDIATE LIFTING OF VICKERY LICENSE
VICKERY GETS DELAY IN REVOKING LICENSE
NORLINA'S POLICF CHIEF CHARGED
WARDEN CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
WARDEN FACES CHARGE QF OUI
ADVICE WORTH HEFDING
ENFORCE DRINKING LAWS ,, , ,
POLICE CHARGE MAN AFTER ACCIDENT
PRUNKENNESS
SEE PUBLIC DRUNKENESS
nuCK HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNT IN'.
DUCKS TRIP LAMB'S TRIGGER
If YOU CALL DOC'S, HERE'S EVENT FOR YOU
WATERFOWL PLAGUED WITH VARIED PROBLEMS „„,,.,.
DIARY OF A OuCK HUNTER: COLD, LONELY, BUT ADDICTED
HUNTER DROWNS IN BURKE
WATERFOWL OUTLOOK
SEARCH FOR MEN RESUMES IN BERTIE
DUCK HUNTERS STILL SOUGHT
OUCkS
CONCERN FOR A DUCK
SWIMMING CLASS ,,,,
DUCKLING: CREATE A RECIPE, WIN CONTEST
GREETING THE MEW DAY
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
REFLECTIONS
DUCKS UNLIMITED
SEE ALSO HUNTING
IF YOU CALL OUCKS, HERE'S EVENT FOR YOU
VETERAN GAME WARDEN TO ADDRESS OU BANQUET
OUTDOOR NOTES
DUTOOOR NOTES
DUKE ALZHEIMER'S f'MILY SUPPORT NETWORK
SEE ALSO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
GROUP SEE'S TO HELP FAMILIES OF ALZHEIMER'
SUMMARY SET ON ALZHEIMER DRUG STUDIES
DUKE PROGRAM ENCOURAGES SELF-HELP FOR CHRONICALLY ILL
PROGRAM STRESSES SELF-HELP FOR VICTIMS
ALZHEIMER SUPPORT UNIT PLANS MEETING
ALZHEIMER'S MEETING SET
ALZHEIMER GROUP MEETS THURSDAY
DUKE ARTIST SERIES
SEE DURE UNIV. ARTISTS SERIES
DUKE CAMPUS CLUB
SEE OUKE UNIV.
'S DISEASE VICTIMS
CAMPUS CLUB
DUKE CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE
SEE CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE
SEE DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
'^UKE CHAPEL
SEE OUkE UNIV.
CHAPEL
OUf E CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO DUKE MF.IORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SFE ALSO METHODISTS
DUKE'S Chapel to observe I'.IST ANNIVERSARY
duke endowment
see also ouke univ., gifts c fund raising
duke is benfficiary
lincoln gwen ouke grant
center gets grant
endowment aids adoption program
hospital receives 5900,000 grant
ouke forest
Christmas is making early appearance
riggsbee shelter
new hope run to raise funds
ouke forest development corp. , ,_
",0 office condominiums planned at i?-million cost
condominiums to be energy efficient
FOREST PLACE (OFFICE CONDOMINIUMS!
<,0 (OFFICE CONDOMINIUMS PLANNED AT t3-
CONCOMINIUMS TO BE ENERGY EFFICIENT
'ILLION COST
OUKE GARDENS
SFE SARAH P.
OUKE GARDENS
SPORTS,
Duke golf school
see also ouke un
see also golf
dutch treat at ouke
plaque for cooperation
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SEE OUKE H0"E5TEA0 STATE HISTORIC SITE
OUKE HONESTEAO STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE ACSn TOBACCO, HISTORY
A DAY 0' FESTIVALS
TGUPNEY STARTING
HOMESTEAD IS mINIVACaTION
HERB TASTING TO 3E SEPT. 6
TASTY HERBS
HISTORICAL AbARO GIVEN FOR OUK E HOMESTEAD SITE
HISTORIC GROUPS SALUTED
FINE WORK GETS BOOST
AUCTION WITH Extras
PRESERVATION EFFORTS H IN DESERVED RECOGNITION
RELUCTANT ROOKIE GETS SHOT ON DAY THAT TOBACCO'S KING
APPLEWHITE, PRICE, LUODINGTON WIN AWARDS
DESERVED ACCOLADES
OUKE HOMESTEAD HAS TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS
DUKE HOSPITAL
DOCTORS AT nuKE REATTACH WOMAN'S SCALP
alSHOP MAKING HOSPITAL ROUNDS
S.C. FIRST LADY HAS OUKE OPERATION
OUKF hospital staff PRAISED
OUKE HOSPITAL SPECIAL
FFLTS gets HEALTH AWARD
PROGRAM FOi* PEDIATRICS WARD
nu-E HOSPITAL, ADMINISTRATION
OUKE HOSPITAL PAIR PROMOTED
Duke HOSPITAL, BUDGET
DUKE HOSPITAL FEARS ><,.5 MILLION REVENUE LOSS
DUKE HOSPITAL PUTS HIRING ON 'HARD' ICE
DUKE HOSPITAL FREEZES HIRING
OUKE HOSPITAL. CHARITY PATIENTS
SEE ALSO Duke hospital, RATES
OFFICIAL RAPS N.C. MEMORIAL
OUKE HOSPITAL, DIRECTOR
PECK LEAVING Duke
PECK LEAVES DUKE FOR ALAbAMA POST
OUKE HOSPITAL. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO AMEklCAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO nuKE UMV. MEDICAL CENTER, EMPLOYEES
HOSPITAL FREEZES HIRING
CONTROLLER IS NAMED AT HOSPITAL
OUKF HOSPITAL PUTS HIRING ON 'HARD' ICE
OUKE HOSPITAL FREEZES HIRING
OUKE HOSPITAL, FIRFS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM
DUKE HOSPITAL SMOKED UP
OUKE HOSPITAL, NURSES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NURSES
SEE ALSO NURSES, DURHAM
NURSES' PAY TO RISE SHARPLY
NURSES MAY GET PAY RAISE
90A«0: Duke suit settled
OUKE HOSPITAL, PEDIATRICS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF PEDIATRICS
FIGHTING FOR breath: INFANT FOUNO HELP IN OUKE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
ARTHRITIS: 'OLD PEOPLE'S DISEASE' AFFLICTS 250,000 CHILDREN NATIONWIDE
CLASSIC COOPERATION
Hfa SCULPTURE WORKS MAGIC
FESTIVITIES 3RIGHTEN CHILD'S HOSPITAL STAY
DECK The tree
Duke HOSPITAL, RATES
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL, CHARITY PATIENTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, PATES
DUKE HOSPITAL RATES MAY INCREASE IH
HOSPITAL FREEZES HIRING
HOSPITALS HOPING TO KEEP COSTS DOWN
OUKE HOSPITAL, ROBRERIES
THIEVES GET TV MONITORS FROM DUKE
nu»E HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD
Three advisors named to duke hospital panel
3 JOIN hospital advisory board
duke hospital auxiliary
junior volunteers honored
scholarship RECIPIENTS
OUKE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE
DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH
PROF'S Talk to Challenge common views of old age
madoox will discuss retirement, elderly
duke north is big business
Chorus brings cheer
DUKE hospital poison control center
SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING
SEE ALSO LEAD POISONING
SEE ALSO POISONINGS, N.C.
SEE ALSO POISONS
SUPPORT FOR CHILD SAFETY NOTED
HOLIDAY SAFETY FAIR SET AT DuKE TOMORROW
SEEDS PUT 30 STUDENTS IN HOSPITALS
OUKE INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE DUKF UNIV. FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT, MEN
nuKE MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO OUKE CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
FALL BAZAAR
CHARITY BAZAARS ARE NICE PLACE TO SHOP
OUKE MOTOR LODGE ICHAPFL HILL ST.l
ROBBERY REPORTED AT MOTEL IN DURHAM
DUKE PARK
ADJUSTMENT BOARD REJECTS OUKE PARK VARIANCE REQUEST
CITY POOLS TO OPEN SATURDAY
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OUKE PLAYERS TO OPEN NEW SEASON uITH farce
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EARF HIKE APPBOVED FOR DURHAM BUSES ,„,,,,,->.
b5s RATE HIKE APPROVAL FUELS CITIZEN'S CRITICISM
&??flT'?Jf Ia5"§a?e'iRcREASE5 -ill serve REGIONAL GROWTH
iilc. POWER COMPANIES CITE NEED FOR MONEY
SjKE'SSwfB OeI"lOPS,PCB DISPOSAL PLAN
Sr'JiiwE2''S^RGl^ fA ^KG^EL^^'lJlCrrrDURING HEAT WAVE
SwLE.R PLANT LICENSE AWARDED
LOW-POWFR LICENSE CALLED MOOT
's^l'i'-SJ^Ht's^cfTY ON TRANSIT SYSTEM
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nilKF POWER HAS TO BUY ELECTRICITY
gu" pSwER bills will increase in AUGUST
DUKE'S HCGUISlE ATTRACTS ■"'OySTRY
nuKF pnwER REDUCES LONG-RANGE FORECAST
Pnulo pcIk DE-ANDS may not HELP CONSUMERS
oSkI pSEIS ^rJ OEStSoy waste OIL CONTAINING PC B
NOTICE OF TRANSIT INCREASE
GROUP QUESTIONS N-PLANT
DUKE POWER TO PAY DIVIDEND
OUKpPoiER RATE REQUEST HEARING HELO
ELECTRICITY USE ON MONDAY ALL-TIME HIGH
BUS FARES INCREASE SATURDAY .„,^^ .,,,,
NUCLEAR PLANT SHUTDOWN WILL AFFECT BILLS
NUCLEAR PLANT SECURITY VIOLATED
'oSJf'pJwES'SuuBLES SECURITY AFTER FIRE AT MCGUIRE N-PL.NT
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OUKE POWER TO CLEAN UP SHORELINES
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N-FuEL SHIPMENTS AUTHORIZED
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DUKE POWER'S RATE HIKE SAID TOO HIGH
SECURITY PLAN FOR N-WASTES TRUCKS DRAWN
RATES GROUP PLANS MEETING WITH STATE
CABLE TV PLEDGES pEEDUPN COUNTY
AUDIT MEASURES ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENERGY CHECKUPS PROVIDED
COMPANY HAY HELP IN LOANS
OUKE POWER OFFERS ENERGY AUDITS
Tn'nTlh''=°ninloTi'^\ulhT,^^J^ HIKE REQUEST
HEARING ON RATE HIKE TONIGHT
OU^E POWER SUCCESSFULLY BURNS JCB'S „,.„,^^
SPEAKER'; RAP. PRAISE UTILITY AT RATE HEARING
CITIZENS DEBATE RATE INCREASE
ELECTRICAL OUTAGE AFFECTS 50 , , ^, -
POWER FIRMS SEEK INCREASE IN ASH LIMIT
CONTROVERSY ARISES OVER WARM WATER IN LAKE NORMAN
MCGUIRE "uCl:-AR PLANT TO BE STARTED UP
OCONEE N-PLANT TAKEN OFF LINE
DATA ON OLDER NUCLEAR PLANTS fOUGHT
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POWER-SAVING PROGRAMS BEGIN IN NORTHERN DURHAM
OUKE POWER DISPUTES REPORT ON REACTOR
NUCLEAR PLANT OUT OF SERVICE
GRANT FUNDS BUS STUDY
PANEL BACKS BUS STUDY GRANT ^ , ^ , ^. .,,,,
UTILITIES OFFER wAYS TO FIGHT RISING BILLS
NUCLEAR FUEL LICENSE MAY COME THIS WEEK
FIRM CACHING IN ON WASTEPAPER
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SEE ALSO ANIMALS. HEOICAL RESEARCH ,,,„„
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR TmE STUDY OF PRIMATE BIOLOGY ANO HISTORY
•-IS5 KITTY- CO"ES TO OURMAH
OUKE READING CENTER
SFi: ALSO PuRham city SCHOOLS. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO READING
SEE ALSn -sjCCESS-in-readinG" program
REA'^ING PROGRAM PRAISED
ru«E SPORTS HALL JF CAME
SATURDAY'S HEROES ENSHRINED AT OUKE
OUKE INDUCTS ■>
DUKE CHEATS
Duke ST.
LIGGETT REZONING RECOMMENDED
OUK 6 UN I V .
OUKE'S INFLUENCE
OUKE PICKED FOR FILM Shots
DUKE TO BE FILMING SITE
THEY'RE HUNTING FOR A GOVERNOR
DURHAM HAS A 'BRAINSTORM" „, , ,,
N.C. CONGRESSMEN SEEK PROBE INTO CORPORATE LEAF ALLOTMENTS
GROUP PROSING TROPICS BUYS I. ^00 ACRES
DUKE JNIV.. ADMINISTRATION
OUKE APPOINTS INTERNAL AUDIT CHIEF
OUKE UNIV.. ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO 0U«£ UNIV.. STUDENTS
OUKE TO ACCOMMODATE PART-TIME GRAD STUDENTS
HIGH ADMISSIONS MAY NOT BRInC higher ENROLLMENT
DUKE UNIV.. ALUMNI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
SEE ALSO OuKc UNIV. LAW SCHOOL. ALUMNI
SEE ALSO Ou>E uMV. MEDICAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
REAGAN NOMINEE ATTENDED OUKE
ACTIVITIES SET FOR DUKE ALU"NI WEEkE'.O
FOLKS AROUND HERE: what The mailman BROUGHT
OUKE ALUMNI HAVE NEW PRESIDENT
FIShER new pRFSIOENT OF OUKE ALUMNI GROUP
•GLOOMY GuS' RECALLS DUKE DAYS
OUKE ALUMNI BACK SaNFORO ON NUON ISSUE
OUKE ALUMNI GIVF SANFORD YES VOTE
BUDGET Cuts may HURT N.C. human SERVICES
Duke UNIV.. "ROAOwAY AT OuK E SERIES
SEE ALSO Summer theater at duke
BROADWAY at duke opens with BARBARA COOK
CURTAIN RISES SOON ON BROADWAY AT DUKE
OUKE SETS 'CHRISTMAS CAROL'
" SEE ALSO COMMITTEE FOR CORPORATE SUPPORT OF PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES INC.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS C FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO Duke uNIV.. RETRENCHMENT PLAN
DUKE GETS »^1 MILLION
MEDICAL PROFS GET LONGE" PROBATION
DUKE SALUTED FOR CUTTING COSTS
DRIVE FOR \0 SCHOOLS STEPPED UP
DUKE Plans ARTS. SCIENCE FUND DRIVE
OUKE HOTEL PROFITS MAY HELP PERKINS LIBRARY
JNC, OUKE WATCHING LEGISLATURE
Duke UNIV.. PUlLIING PROJECTS
SEE ALST CUKE UNIV.. INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO DukE UNIV.. PROPERTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENT CENTER , ,^ ,^„
SEE ALSO JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRtAN ONIV. CENTER
CITY OuILOING LEVEL UP
OukE UNIV.. CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE
pye resigns to teach at duke
pye stepping down. Chancellor search begins
pye rates high as retrenchment chancellor
ouke univ.. christmas tree
SEE ALSO Christmas trees
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DUKE TO LIGHT ITS TOEE IN TUESDAY CEREMONIES
T'EF L IGHTING inMORIOH
STA»aT, SIAB«» NIGHT
HOLIDAY ILLU'^INATION
nu» r: UNIV.t CG^MENCEHENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UMV., HQMOBARY OEG»EES
STY«GN WILL AIORESS OUKE ' S GRADUATION
DIPLO'^ASt CEhEMONIES AT OUKE SHO^ CHANGES
2.^00 TO GRADUATE FRO" OUKE
STyOO^: UNREASONING FEAR PITFALL FOR NATION
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wORLOWIOE^tNTERDERENDENCE NEEOEOi RErNOLDS CHIEF SAYS
LOOKING AT CRf^wD
STyRON: FEaR OF SYSTEM POISONS
DURHAH PEOPLE RECEIVE OUKE DEGREES
Duke UNIV.. CO-PUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO CUKE UNIV. COMPUTER KAMP
SEE ALSO OUKE/UNC COMPUTER SCIENCE COLLOOUIUM
OUKE GIVEN -SUPER MINI-COMPUTER'
OUKE UNIV.. CONCERTS
STUDENT CONCERT
TOSH PY gtsh:
TOSH DEL IVERS Lf
DUKE CHAMBER ART
PIANO SHARES THE
JAPANESE TO PERF
PIANO RECI TAL Wl
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JOGFRI TRIO PFRF
MOJART MASS '<AKE
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ATUROAY
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IS TONIGHT
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AM
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T SCHEDULED
TION TO BE PLAYED
ORMS
S U.S. PREMIERE IN DUKE CHAPEL
OUKE UNIV.. CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. SEMINARS
SEE ALSO Duke UNIV.. SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. WORKSHOPS , ^
OUKE PLANS CONFERENCE ON IMMIGRATION. ETHNICITY
OUKE TO MOST MEETING ABOUT IMMIGRATION
CHURCH ART MEET PLANNED
OUKE SPONSORING CHEMISTRY MEETING
OUKE PLANS Chemistry conference
LEADERS NAMED FOR CONFERENCE
CONFERENCE SCHEDULED AT OUKE
CHEMISTS GATHER FOR CONFERENCE
GOVERNORS. EX-GOVERNORS TO ATTENO DUKE CONFERENCE
GOVERNMENT LEADERS STRESS NEED TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE OF PUBLIC
GOVERNMENT ACTIONS UNDERMINE CONFIDENCE
DUKE UNIV.. CONSTRUCTION
SEE OUKE UNIV.. BUILDING PROJECTS
OUKE UNIV.. CRIMES
SEE ALSO CRIMES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CUKE UNIV. CAMPUS POLICE
AUTHORITIES Charge man in assault
Two CHARGED IN ASSAULTS AT DUKE
ALL BUT ONE ASSAULT CLEARED
OUKE UNIV.. DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES
NEW POSITION FILLED AT DUKE
JOHNSTON GETS OUKE POST
PUKE UNIV.. DIRECTOR OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS
SHUMATE SELECTED DUKE'S SPONSORED PROGRAMS OIRECTOK
DAVID R. Shumate APPOINTED TO POST AT OUKE
DUKE UNIV.. EAST CAMPUS
FEEDING TIME
FIRE DAMAGES OUKE BUILDING
APPRECIATING NATURE
ROCKY REPAIR
DUKE UNIV.. EAST CAMPUS LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. LIBRARIES
DUKE EXHIBIT EXAMINES CONTEMPORARY CULTURE
'PERSONALITIES. PORTRAITS' EXHIBITED AT DUKE LIBRARY
DUKE UNIV.. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE. COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITALf EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., STAFF
SEE ALSO OUKE uf:IV. MEDICAL CENTER. EMPLOYEES
LOOKING AT WINNER
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE HIGHER EDUCATION SET
OUKE WORKERS VOTE TO STRIKE
DUKE EMPLOYEES THREATEN STRIKE
DUKE TALKS CONTINUE AS CONTRACT EXPIRES
OUKE Talks contIi-jue
DUKE. UNION negotiators REACH ACCORD
OUKE REACHES AGREEMENT WITH UNION
DUKE PROGRAM PREVENTING INJURIES
OUKE UNIV.. ENROLLMENT
SFE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO PUKE UNIV.. STUDENTS
DUKE ENROLLMENT DIPS
DUKE ENROLLS FEwER BLACKS
TUKE UNIV., ETHNIC STUDIES
SEE ALSO U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
DUKE TO MOST MEETING ABOUT IMMIGRATION
Duke UNIV., FACULTY
SFE ALSO DUKE u'llv. ACADEMIC COUNCIL
SEE ALSO OUKC UNIV. FUJUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, FACULTY
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OU»E P«CF «!nS »F« 'lOaK AUARO
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SILITUDE IS POET'S 9EST ERIENO
3 GET FElLOhSmIPS
3 OUKf PHOFS TO ATTEND M ICrtOELECTSOM C S MEET
OU<E PRCFS PaOHTTEO
COONEY TO hEaO nuKE DEPARTMENT
PRQEESSORS WILL JOIN CONFERENCE
NIXON LIBRARY DRAWS FOES
REACTION TO NIxON LIBRARY UNCLEAR
NIXON LIBRARY: A PRIZE FDR DUKE
TRUSTEES "AY r.ET NIXON ISSUE NEXT wEEK
SiNFQRO AGREES TO DELAY ACTION ON NIXON LI3RARY
DU»F-NIX0N VERDICT SEPT. 4
DUKF LISTS FACULTY WExSERS RETIRING
A HOME FOR TnE NIXON PAPERS
NIXON lIoRaRy viewed as ASSET
3 GET FulPRIGhT GRANTS
MX~N LlfiRARY FOES SPARK FACULTY MEET
NIxON LIBRARY wnuLC BRING SHAME
Og<P FACULTY "EMBERS SPEAK ON PROPOSED N I XJN LIBRARY
mEyES TAKING LEAVE
IT WAS SmOJTh sailing for NIXON AT OUKE. . .FOR A WHILE
■INSTITUTE FOR STUDY OF CORRUPT GOVERNMENT'
OUKE TRUSTEES SHOULD PURSUE LIBRARY OIALQCUE
PAL"ER VISITS VIRGINIA SCHCHL
DP. MEYER ON SABBATICAL
PRESnENTIAL LIBRARIES ATTRACTIVE TO TOURISTS
LIBRARY PROTEST UNwORTHY OF DUKE
NlxCN LIBRARY CONTROVERSY AT OUKE ICAPTOONI
LIBRARY DECISION UP TO MANAGEMENT
Think ABOUT PARKING PROBLEM
If OUKE SAYS NO. BENEFITS GO ELSEWHERE
'PRINCE OF DARKNESS'?
LIBRARY WOULD BE GREAT GIFT TO DUKE
SOME QUESTIONS UNANSWERED ON NIXON LIBRARY
wnC^L PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY NOW IN PLACE
ACADEMIC COUNCIL NIXES LIBRARY 35-3'.
UNIVERSITY ShOULU ACCEPT NIXON LIBRARY
GO-ahEaC given nIxcn library: OUK E TRUSTEES UNIT SUPPORTS PROPOSAL 5
DUKE TRUSTEES vOTE TmE IR APPROVAL TO BEGIN NIXON LIBRARY NcGOTIATIJN
OLIVE BRANCH EXTENDED: DUKE COUNCIL 'AGENDA' ASKED
DUKE FACULTY STILL AGAINST ANY MEMORIAL TO NIXON
DUKE'S Integrity at stake?
'IT DIDN'T START WITH WATERGATE'
NO-CONFIDENCE VOTE SOUGHT
PROFESSOR CRITICIZES SANFORO
BARBER CRITICIZES PICTURE IN HERALD
ANTI-SANFOwO MOVE VIEWED AS wEak
PPRSPECTIVE LACKING IN NIXON LIBRARY FUROR
DUKE LISTS PROMOTIONS. APPOINTMENTS
DOUBLE STANDARDS AMONG THE ACADEMICS
EIGHT UN OUKE MEDICAL FACULTY PROMOTED
DUKE'S STUDENT PRESIDENT VETOES VOTE ON LIBRARY
LIBRARY ISSUE PARTLY ONE OF SEMANTICS
STUDENT LEADER VETOES VOTE
SANFOOO'S TACTICS RILE SOME ON OUKE FACULTY
library: SANrORD DIDN'T PLAY FAIR
CURIOUS MACHINATIONS
OUKE ALUMNI "AC" SanFORO on NIXON ISSUE
faculty not unanimous
vote wasn't for library
west: city can help n i xon library
poll: library backed
'IMPEACH NIXON library,' PROTESTERS CRY
OUKE BOARD URGED TO CONSULT FACULTY
LIBRARY wOULO HARM DUK E
DUKE PROFS TO DINE
50 DUKE PROFESSORS WILL BE HONORED AT BANQUET
SUPPORT ANNOUNCEMENT DUE
FACULTY GROUP BACKS LIBRARY
7^ ON FACULTY SIGN PRO-LIBRARY PAPER
MORE Than 70 DUKE FACULTY MEMBERS BACK NIXON LIBRARY
COMMITTEE FORMED TO OPPOSE LIBRARY
NIXON LIBRARY FOES FORM DUKE CAMPUS OPPOSITION
LISTENING TO REASON
MANY AT DUkE favor NIXQN LIBRARY PROPOSAL
SANFORO NOT 'The BOSS'
HANDLER A FINE CHOICE FOR TOP SCIENCE AWARD
ELEVEN FACULTY mjmsERS GET PROMOTIONS AT DUKE
OUKE FACULTY STUDY RAPS ADMINISTRATION
OUKE COUNCIL DELAYS NIXCN CONSULTATION REPORT
NIXON DOESN'T DESERVE A LIBRARY
OUKE ADDS FACULTY AT BUSINESS SCHOOL
OUKE PROFESSORS tC DISCUSS NIXON LIBRARY
SUPPORT FOR NIXON LIBRARY EXPECTED FROM FACULTY PANEL
DUKE SEEKS NEW FUNDS
SANFORO SAYS NEW SOURCES NEEDED FOR DUKE
DUKE OFFICIALS TO RESUME TALKS ABOUT NIXON LIBRARY
SANFORO BACKS NIXON LIBRARY STAND TAKEN BY COUNCIL
SANFORO SUPPORT KEEPS LIBRARY TALKS IN MOTION
■WE'RE WILLING TO NEGOTIATE. . .' (CARTOONI
CLOSING A GREAT MINO
NIXON MUSEUM WOuLO SERVE PuTURE
GRAO STUDENTS TO HONOR PSYCHOLOGIST FROM OUKE
FACULTY'S STAND NOT BINDING IN NIXON LIBRARY NEGOTIATIONS
OUKE TEACHER NAMED EDITOR
SANFORO REASSURES FACULTY ON LIBRARY
SOME FACULTY ■DISTRESSED" BY DuKE TRUSTEE^S STANCE
KORNbERG NAMEO EDITOR OP JOURNAL
OU«F FACULTY SETS LIBRARY OEdATE
OUKE ACADEMIC COUNCIL TO MEET ON JOINING NIXON LIBRARY TALKS
GOOOwYN GETS GRANT
JOHNSTON IS PRESIDENT
HISTORIAN AT OUKE GETS tSO.OOD GRANT
UNITY URGED FOR NIXON LIBRARY TALKS
OUKE FACULTY SEEKS UNITY ON NIXON LIBRARY CONDITIONS
Duke library negotiators ^0 OPPOSE NIXON MUSEUM
NixON LAWYER AWAITS DUKE LIBRARY DECISION
DECISION PLEASES SOME MEMBERS OP OUKE FACULTY
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LARGE OIL DEPOSITS may EXIST IN EAST AFRICA
TOuSTFES TXO TALKS OPENED ON PROPOSED NIXON LIBRARY
MIDDLE-OF-THE-ROAD FREEDOM
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OUKE UNIV., FACULTY SALARIES
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9/05/9
A I
P N G5 3
s s
9/05/3
A I
P N F30
H
9/12/9
A 1
P N S51
s
9/12/9
A 1
P N F30
H
9/13/9
4
L
H
9/13/3
1 4
L
H
9/15/8
. B 1
P N G53
s
9/15/e
N
H
9/16/8
A i;
N
H
9/16/9
N
s
9/15/9
e
s
9/16/8
A 14
N
H
9/17/9
F
H
9/17/9
. C 1^
P N
H
9/18/P
N G53
H
9/18/9
E
S
9/19/3
N
H
9/20/B
P N G53
H
9/20/9
4
L
H
9/20/9
4
L
H
9/21/9
8 \
N A54
H
9/23/8
L
H
9/23/8
L
H
9/2'./9
N S51
H
9/2'./9
A 10
P N
H
9/27/8
N
H
9/27/9
P N W24
H
9/23/9
L
H
lD/02/9
All
P N
S
10/02/9
A 11
N
S
1D/05/S
N
H
10/06/9
A 10
N
H
10/07/9
N W24
S
10/07/9
N F30
10/0"/9
N
S
10/09/9
N 86 1
s
10/10/9
E
H
10/11/3
E
M
10/12/3
L
s
10/13/3
E
s
10/13/3
B H
N
H
10/16/9
N W24
s
10/16/3
N S93
H
0/21/9
L
s
10/22/9
N
H
10/29/9
N
s
10/29/3
N
H
lD/29/8
N W24
s
0/29/fl
N F30
s
0/30/8
N F30
M
0/31/9
N W24
s
10/31/9
N F30
11/01/9
T T P45
s
11/05/9
E
H
U/07/9
L
s
11/11/9
. c I :
N
H
11/13/9
N
H
11/15/9
N
H
11/15/9
N
H
11/16/9
: B 1
N W24
s
11/16/8
I B 5
N
11/19/9
1 B 3
N W24
s
11/13/8
. A 16
N
H
11/19/9
N
s
11/19/9
N
s
11/19/9
N
H
11/20/9
N W24
s
11/20/9
N F3a
12/02/9
N L25
s
12/02/8
! A 11
N
H
12/03/8
N H24
H
12/09/9
N
s
12/09/9
N
H
12/12/9
N W24
H
12/l<./9
L
H
12/l'./3
N
S
12/16/8
N
H
12/18/3
, N W24
S
2/13/9
N 008
s
2/29/9
P
M
2/30/9
a 1
P
s
12/3D/9
C 10
MUNTHLV/ANNU4L
INDEX
SUBJECTS
o«r.F in
l/in/si
PC L » 'ilL
MEOIC«L POOFS GET LONGER PRnaiTIQN
nu«E UNIV.. FELLOrtSMIPS
THO^PQSTOOCTQSiL^FELLOUSHlPS FOR STUDY »T DUKE JWiROED
FELLOWSHIPS. r.RANT Ak^ARDED
FIRM SETS UP FELLOWSHIP
THREE AT OU<E UNIVERSITY RECEIVE FuLBRIGhT GRANTS
EDITORS. WRITERS COME TO OUKE
DUKE UNIV.. FINANCIAL AID
SFE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
OUKE TO BOOST STUDENT AID BASED ON MERIT
DU« E UNIV.. F IRES
SFE ALSO OUKE HOSPITAL, FIRES
SEE ALST FIRES. DURHAM
FIRE DAMAGES OUKE BUILDING
SPRINKLERS DOUSE OORM FIRE
OukE UNIV., FOREIGN STUDENTS
S'^E ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUOFNTS
SEE ALSO Duke UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
INTERNATIONAL WELCOME
INFLUX OF FORFIGN STUDENTS NOT SEEN IN TRIANGLE
OUKE UNIV.. FUND-RAISING
SEE OUKE UNIV., GIFTS £. FUND RAISING
DUKE UNIV., GIFTS C FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO Duke endowment
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BuOGFT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GRANTS
SEE ALSO DU<E UNIV. LOYALTY FUND
OUKf GETS HI MILLION
OUKf IS BENEFICIARY
DRIVE FOR 19 SCHOOLS STEPPED UP . ,^
PRIVATE DONATIONS TO OUKE TOTAL RECORD 136 MILLION
OUKE RAISES RECORD 136 MILLION
NIlON LIBRARY FOES SPARK FACULTY MEET ,„,„,.,,.,,.
STuDE'lT GROUP SAYS OUKE CAN INCREASE ALUMNI CONTRIBUTIONS
OUKE PLANS A*TS. SCIENCE FUND DRIVE
OUKF HOTEL PROFITS MAY HELP PERKINS LIBRARY
OUKf NAMES COORDINATOR FOR TELETHONS
TfER FAMILY GIVES OUKE 11.5 MILLION
TEER CITES PERSONAL, BUSINESS REASONS FOR GIFT
TEE« FAMILY TO GIVE 11 . 'i MILLION TO OUKE SCHOOL
GIFT TO OUKE CONTINUES A TEER FAMILY TRADITION
A GIFT FROM THE TEERS
DUKE MARINE LAB TO GET NEW TRAWLER
NFLLO IE£R MEMORIAL FITTING
FUQUA SCHOOL GIVEN «i5,000 . „„,,,.„,
BENEFACTOR BUYS "Y- BUILDING FOR OUKE MEDICAL PROGRAMS
BEnFFACTOR Ruys ymca for DUKE
■Y- SALE LOOKS GOOD
OUKE AND THE YMCA
OUKE SEEKS NEW FUNDS
SANFORO SAYS NEW SOURCES NEEDED FOR DUKE
DUKE GIVEN 'SUPER MINI-COMPUTER"
DUKE UNIV., GRADUATION
SEE DUKE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
DUKE UNIV., GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS C FUND RAISING
SFE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENT£R, GRANTS
OUKf RECEIVES RESEARCH GRANT
OUKF GETS 1107,739 GRANT FOR RESEARCH
FORESTRY SCMOIL GETS MELLON GRANT
GEOLOGISTS GET BOOKS GRANT
GRANT TO AID DUKE WOMEN'S STUDIES
DURHAM EMPLOYERS FORESEE SLOW JOB MARKET
DUKE RECEIVES 130,000 GRANT
DUKE UNIV., HISTORY
FROM PASADENA TO DURHAM AFTER PEARL HARBOR,
IT WAS SMOOTH SAILING FOR NIXON AT OUKE. .
LIBRARY PROTEST UNWORTHY OF OUKE
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: TRUE PICTURE IS GIVEN
TRINITY GAiFBO PLANS PROCEEDING
OukE UNIV., HONORARY DEGREES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
STY»ON WILL ADDRESS DUKE'S GRADUATION
2,200 TO GRADUATE FROM DUKE
STYRON: UNREASONING FEAR PITFALL FOR NATION
LOOKING AT CROWD
STYRON: FEAR OF SYSTEM POISONS
OUKE TO HONOR KRESGE AT FOUNDER'S DAY
KRESGE GETS HONORARY DUKE DEGREE
OUKE UNIV., HOTEL PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO MOTELS, DURHAM
MOTEL ON DUKE CAMPUS COULD BE STARTED BY FALL
IF DUKE MOTEL OK'D, GOLF TOURNAMENTS MAY HOVE
COMMISSION APPROVES RE20NING FOR LIGGETT
DEVELOPER HAS DESIGN READY FOR DUKE UNIVERSITY HOTEL
SHERATON READY TO BUILD: OUKE MOTEL IN NEGOTIATIONS
ACADEMIC COUNCIL NIXES LIBRARY 35-3<.
OUKf HOTEL PROFITS MAY HELP PERKINS LIBRARY
LAND PROCEEDINGS MAY BEGIN
Two NURSING PROGRAMS GET OK FOR OUKE
Duke UNIV., HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
SEE MYPEREARIC CHAMBER
DUKE JNIV., INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., BUILDING PROJECTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., PROPERTY
REAL FSTATE INVESTOR FOR DUKE NAMED
DUKE UNIV.. LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO COMMITTEE AGAINST THE NIXON-DUKE LIBRARY
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PERKINS LIBRARY
OUKE IS WARNED OF ALLEGED BOOK THIEF
OUKE POLICE SEEK MAN
NIXON AND OUKE DISCUSS PLACING MIS LIBRARY MERE
OUKE MAY GET NIXON LIBRARY
NIXON LIBRARY DRAWS FOES
NIXON LIBRARY DESIRABLE
REACTION TO NIXON LIBRARY UNCLEAR
NIXON LIBRARY: A PRIZE FOR OUKE
H 2 5/OO/Sl C 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
6/08/81
6/18/81
6/21/81
7/2',/81
8/27/81
■j/w/ai
H 2 12/18/81 A 22 N W2<.
H 2 7/30/81 A 12
S 2 11/04/8I A 9
5 2 9/03/81 A 15 P P T37
S 2 11/02/81 CI N DOB
ROSE BOWL MADE HISTORIC
.FOR A WHILE
S 2
5/08/81
N
05<.
S 2
6/03/81
N
H 2
7/22/HI
N
W2',
H 2
8/25/81
10
N
S 2
9/26/81
10
N
H 2
9/01/81
P N
G53
S 2
9/26/81
N
F30
M 2
9/27/81
N
W24
S 2
9/28/91
N
F30
S 2
10/07/81
N
S 2
10/08/81
P N
S 2
10/08/81
N
SD9
H 2
10/01/81
P N
W2«
H 2
10/09/»l
P P
S 2
10/09/91
E
H 2
10/11/91
E
S 2
10/23/81
N
K90
H 2
I0/2<,/9I
L
M 2
10/25/91
12
N
H 2
10/27/91
N
V05
S 2
10/27/81
H
S 2
10/28/81
E
H 2
10/29/OI
E
H 2
10/29/81
B
N
W2<i
S 2
10/29/81
C
N
F30
H 2
U/02/RI
B
P N
H 2
5 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
6/12/91
6/12/BI
8/17/81
9/12/81
12/07/ai
12/19/81
12/22/91
A
c
B
fi
C
A
A
10
2
1
l<i
3
20
12
P
p
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
S 2
8/02/81
9/02/81
9/03/81
11/06/81
U/IO/BI
C
A
A
C
B
I
1
7
I
P
U
F
E
u
N
L57
G53
D<.3
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
5/0<./81
5/09/8
5/ 1/9:
5/u/e
5/11/81
12/13/81
I
5
1
1
1
9
P
P
p
N
N
N
P
N
N
A5<.
R91
S 2 12/15/81 A 12
5/D6/81
5/21/81
7/07/81
9/06/81
a/07/ai
9/0<./9I
9/28/91
U/09/91
12/13/91
N 008
N S9l
N K90
N Doa
N
N G53
N F30
N K90
N W24
6/26/81 B I
H 2
7/09/91 »
15
N
S 2
7/09/81 C
N
H Z
8/13/81 ;
1
N 551
S 2
8/13/81 t
8
N
M 2
a/U/Bl >
N 551
S 2
8/14/81 1
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S 2
6/14/81 C
N F30
H 2
8/15/81 <
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HONTHLY/4
I N 'J E X
SUBJECTS
PAGE 144
PLAN Of= PRQPa^tn PRESIDENTIAL LtdRAPY AT OUKfc (CARTOONI
TauSTfES «A» r.ET NIXON ISSuE NEXT uEEK
SANPQRO AGREES TO DELAY ACTION ON NIxON LIBRARY
nuKf CELAYS LIBRARY DECISION
NIXON lamyER OENIFS duke HAS 1ST REFJSAL
NIXON REPORT »kONG
DU«E-NIXON VERDICT SEPT. <.
ARCHIVES "UST AGREE TO NIXON LIBRARY
PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES TOO CulBERSO-IE
NIXON CRuCI'^KD
DUKE TRUSTEE. STyRON OPPOSE NIXON LIBRARY
PYE TURNS f!AC« LIBRARY SUGGESTION
STyRON, WURPhy oppose NIXON LIoRARY AT DUKE
TRICKY OICk at nuKE
FLAWS AND ALL. NIXON WAS A OUKE GRADUATE
A HOME FOR THE NIXON PAPERS
OUKE Should reject library
LIBRARY OPPONENTS HISGUIOEO
•CLOO»"Y GUS* RECALLS DUKE DAYS
NIXON LIBRARY VIEWED AS ASSET
NIION LIBRARY FOES SPARK FACULTY fEET
NtxON LIBRARY WOULD BRING SHAKE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
DUKF FACULTY "E"3ERS SPEAK ON PROPOSED NIXON LIBRARY
IT WAS SMOOTH SAILING FOR NIXON AT OUKt. . .FOR A WHILE
•INSTITUTE FOR STUDY OF CORRUPT GOVERNMENT-
DUKE TRUSTEES SHOULD PURSUE LIBRARY DIALOGUE
PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES ATTRACTIVE TO TOURISTS
LIBRARY PROTEST UNWORTHY OF DUKE
NIXON LIBRARY CONTROVERSY AT OUKE ICARTOONI
LIBRARY DECISION UP TO "ANAGEMENT
Think ABOUT PARKING PROBLEN
IF DukE says no. benefits GO ElSEWhEkE
■PRINCE OF DARKNESS'?
LIBRARY WOULD BE GREAT GIFT TO OUKE
S0ȣ OUESTIONS UNANSWERED ON NIXON LIBRARY
MODEL PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY NOW IN PLACE
ACADEMIC COUNCIL NIXES LIBRARY 35-3<.
UNIVERSITY SHOULD ACCEPT NIXON LIBRARY
A DISGRACE TO DUKE
OUKE TO CONTINUE NIXON LIBRARY TALKS
POLL SHOWS 4a* BACK LIBRARY
GO-AHEaO given NIXON library: OUKE TRUSTEES UNIT SUPPORTS PROPOSAL 9-;
OC'KE TRUSTEES V"TE THEIR APPROVAL TO BEGIN NIXON LIBRARY NEGOTIATIONS
TRUSTEES HAVE ACTED SO LET'S MOVE ALONG
•IT'S THE LIBRARY'S BOOKS ON THE CIVIL WAR ...' ICARTOONI
DUKE TRUSTEES PROTECT UNIVERSITY'S INTEGRITY
NIXON FLAP NOT AT TOP OF STUDENT CONCERNS
A FLIMSY INSINU«TION
GET NIXPN AGREEMENT IN WRITING
OLIVE BRANCH EXTENDED: DUKE COUNCIL 'AGENDA' ASKED
NIxON LIBRARY WOULD REAP RIDICULE
OUKE FACULTY STILL AGAI'JST ANY MEMORIAL TO NIXON
The spy and his papers ICARTOONI
DUKE'S INTEGRITY AT STAKE'
NIxON PAPERS ARE IMPORTANT
ODE TO The NIXON LIBRARY
•IT DIDN'T START WITH WATERGATE'
... AND PLENTY OF DETERGENT''
DUKE'S TORCHBEARERS L I Gf: T THE WAY
WHAT'S ALL The Fuss about?
MORALITY AND ThE LIBRARY
CHEAP SHOTS FOR NIXON
NIXON PAPERS A DISGRACE
NO-CONFIDENCt VOTE SOUGHT
PROFESSOR CRITiriZES SANFORD
BARBER CRITICIZES PICTURE IN HERALD
ANTl-SANFORO MOVE VIEWED AS WEAK
PERSPECTIVE LACING IN NIXON LIBRARY FuROR
DOUBLE STANDARDS AMONG THE ACADEMICS
CARTOON MI S»ERRE SENTEO NIXON LIBRARY DILEMMA
DUKE'S STUDENT PRESIDENT VETOES VOTE ON LIBRARY
LIBRARY ISSUE PARTLY ONE OF SEMANTICS
THE LIBRARY AND FREEDOM UF SPEECH
PUT PAPERS AT DUKE. MUSEUM IN COURTHOUSE
A GROSS REFLECTION
STUDENT LEADER VETOES VOTE
SANFORO'S TACTICS RILE SOME ON DUKE FACULTY
library: SANFORO DIDN'T PLAY FAIR
CURIOUS MACHINATIONS
SKIP The CEREMONIES
OUKE ALUMNI GIVE SANFORD YES VOTE
OUKE TRUSTEES' VOTE NO CONSENSUS
DUKE'S The APPROPRIATE PLACE
NIXON PAPERS SHOULD 8E HERE
NIxON PYRAMID PLANS RESURRECTED
FACULTY NOT UNANIMOUS
VOTE WASN'T FOR LIBRARY
CONGRESS COULD VETO LIBRARY
WEST: CITY Can HELP NIxON LIBRARY
HUNT CUESTIONEO ABOiJT PARK SITE
POLL : L IBRaRy Backed
NIxON LIBRARY POLL DERATED
WEST: CITY CQULO PROVIDE LAND
SANFORO'S OFFER UN LIBRARY SURPRISED NIXON. AIDE SAYS
SANFORD ACCEPTS FOUR MORE YEARS
OUKE PLANS ARTS. SCIENCE FUND DRIVE
'IMPEACH NIXON LIBRARY.' PROTESTERS CRY
OUKE BOARD URGED TO CONSULT FACULTY
LIBRARY WOULD harm OUKE
OUKE HOTEL PROFITS may HELP PERKINS LIBRARY
HE'S GOT That haunting smile
BERRIGaN: maybe LIBRARY SHOULD WAIT A FEW YEARS
PYRAMID FLAW
WAS IT BUChwALD''
DDu=L= STANDARD
SUPPORT ANNOUNCEMENT DUE
FACULTY GROUP BACKS LIBRARY
DESIGNING THE NIXON LIBRARY
STUDENT POLL BACKS LIBRARY
74 ON FACULTY SIGN PRO-LIBRARY PAPER
MORE THAN 70 DUKE FACULTY MEMBERS BACK NIXON LIBRARY
SANFORD TAKES LONG VIEW
NIXON'S DISHONOR
COMMITTEE FORMED TO OPPOSE LIBRARY
NIXON LIBRARY FOES FORM OUKE CAMPUS OPPOSITION
LISTENING TO REASON
MANY AT DUKE FAVOR N I X ON LIBRARY PROPOSAL
SANFORO NOT 'The BOSS'
TRUSTEES REITERATE NIXON LIBRARY IS NOT CERTAINTY
PYc: 'MODEST' MUSEUM ONLY
TRUSTEES SAY NO LIBRARY DECISION YET
DIIKF FACULTY STUDY RAPS ADMINISTRATION
OUKE COUNCIL DELAYS NIXON CONSULTATION REPORT
STONE-THflnwING HURTS OUKE. DURHAM
NIXON DOESN'T DESERVE A LIBRARY
N F
1
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L Y
P D
DATE
C
PG
L P 3YL
H 2
8/15/B
4
T T 856
H 2
a/15/ai
1
P N S51
H 2
B/16/B
1
N S51
S 2
8/17/81
7
N
H 2
3/18/81
ID
N
S 2
3/ie/a
1
N 008
H 2
3/2D/91
I
R N S51
S 2
8/20/8
1
N F30
H 2
8/24/e
4
L
H 2
8/24/81
4
L
H 2
8/26/8
1
N
H 2
8/26/"
3
N
S 2
8/26/81
1
N
H 2
3/27/8
4
L
H 2
3/27/81
4
L
H 2
8/28/81
4
E
H 2
3/28/8
4
L
H 2
3/2<l/81
4
E
S 2
8/2<>/8
1
P N
H 2
9/30/8
1
P N
H 2
■7/01/91
1
P N G53
H 2
l/Ol/B
4
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H 2
9/01/81
1
D U
S 2
9/D1/81
1
P N F30
H 2
9/02/91
1
F G53
H 2
9/02/81
4
L
S 2
9/02/81
4
E
H 2
9/03/91
1
N F79
H 2
9/03/91
4
E
H 2
9/03/81
4
T T R56
H 2
9/03/81
4
L
H 2
9/03/81
4
L
H 2
9/03/81
4
L
H 2
9/03/81
4
L
H 2
9/03/81
C
L
H 2
9/03/9
i
J G53
S 2
9/03/81
4
J
H 2
9/04/81
1
P N G53
H 2
9/D4/81
5
L
H 2
9/04/91
5
L
S 2
9/04/81
I
P N F30
S 2
9/04/81
1
N
H 2
9/05/91
1
P N G53
S 2
9/05/91
1
P N F30
H 2
9/06/91
4
E
H 2
9/06/81
5
T T P4 5
S 2
9/07/81
4
E
H 2
9/08/81
1
N L30
H 2
9/10/81
4
E
H 2
9/11/81
4
L
H 2
9/12/81
1
P N S5l
H 2
9/12/81
L
S 2
9/12/81
1
P N F3D
H 2
9/13/81
4
T T R56
H 2
9/13/91
4
L
H 2
9/13/81
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4
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H 2
9/13/81
4
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H 2
9/13/81
4
L
H 2
9/13/91
4
L
H 2
9/15/81
4
L
H 2
9/15/Bl
4
L
H 2
9/15/81
5
L
H 2
9/15/81
5
L
H 2
9/15/81
5
L
H 2
9/15/81
1
P N G53
S 2
9/15/81
9
N
H 2
9/16/31
13
N
H 2
9/16/81
I
N
S 2
9/16/Rl
4
E
H 2
9/17/81
4
E
H 2
9/17/81
4
L
H 2
9/19/91
1
N 05 3
H 2
9/19/81
4
E
H 2
9/19/81
4
L
H 2
9/19/81
4
L
H 2
9/19/91
4
L
S 2
9/18/91
6
N
H 2
9/20/81
1
P N G53
H 2
9/20/81
4
L
H 2
9/20/91
D
4
L
H 2
9/2D/31
4
L
5 2
9/21/81
9
N
H 2
9/22/81
4
L
H 2
9/22/81
4
L
H 2
9/22/81
4
L
H 2
9/23/81
1
P N S51
H 2
9/23/81
5
L
H 2
9/23/81
5
L
S 2
9/23/91
ID
F
H 2
9/24/81
1
N S51
H 2
9/24/91
10
N
H 2
9/24/81
10
P N
S 2
9/24/81
9
N
S 2
9/24/91
1
N
H 2
9/25/81
1
N G53
H 2
9/26/91
1
N W24
H 2
9/27/91
1
N W24
H 2
9/27/91
1
N
H 2
9/27/81
1
P N W24
H 2
9/29/91
4
L
S 2
9/28/81
1
N F3n
H 2
9/3D/81
1
P F H49
H 2
10/01/81
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DUKE'S DIS^B»CE
OUkE PROfESSOaS TO DISCUSS NIXON LIBRABY
SUPPORT FOR NUON LIBRARY EXPECTED FROM FACULTY PANEL
DUKE SEFKS NEn Funds
DUKE ACADf^IC REPORT OPPOSES NIXON MUSEUM
DUKE OFFICIALS TO RESUME TALKS AaOuT NIXON LIBRARY
S»NFO»0 BACKS Nixon LIBRARY STAND TAKEN BY COUNCIL
SANFORO SUPPORT KEEPS LIBRARY TALKS IN MOTION
•HE'RF WILLING TO NEGOTIATE. . .' (CARTOONI
NIXON LIBRARY'S IMPACT QUESTIONED
CLOSING A GREAT MINO
poll: N.C. VlfhS VARY ON NIXON LIBRARY PLAN
NIXON MUSEUM WOULD SERVE FUTURE
LIBRARY. SPEECH INCOMPARABLE
TIMOTHY lEARY and THE BIBLE
NIXON BETRAYEn HIGH OFFICE , ,. ,,„. ,
FACULTY'S STAND NOT BINDING IN NIXON LIBRARY NEGOTIATIONS
SANFORD REASSURES FACULTY ON LIBRARY
SOME FACULTY 'DISTRESSED' BY DUKE TRUSTEE'S STANCE
LIBRARY NEGOTIATORS NAMED: ONE CAST VOTE AGAINST PLAN EARLIER
PANEL PICKED TO CONTINUE LIBRARY TALKS
DUKE FACULTY SETS LIBRARY DEBATE
DUKE ACADEMIC COUNCIL TO MEET ON JOINING NIXQN LIBRARY TALKS
WHAT'S IN A NAME. . .? (CARTOON)
UNITY URGED FOR NIXQN LIBRARY TALKS
DUKE STUDENTS: NO MUSEUM ,„.„,,,„.,
3UKF FACULTY SEEKS UNITY ON NIXON LIBRARY CONDITIONS
NKCN LIBRARY COMMITTEE TO MEET TODAY AT DUKE
NIXON GROUP TO TAP CHAIRMAN
OUkF LIBRARY NEGOTIATORS TO OPPOSE NIXON MUSEUM
NIXON LAWYER AWAITS OUKE LIBRARY DECISION
DECISION PLEASES SOME MEMBERS OF OUKE FACULTY
WAY SEEMS CLEAR NOW FOR LIBRARY NEGOTIATIONS
OUKE TRUSTEES DISCUSS LIBRARY NEGOTIATIONS
TRUSTEES TOLD TALKS OPENED ON PROPOSED NIXON LIBRARY
MIDDLE-OF-THE-ROAD FREEDOM , , ,
COUNCIL MAY REJECT ANY NIXON LIBRARY AGREEMENT
OK OF NIXON LIBRARY TALKS SAID NOT SAME AS APPROVAL
STROWO IS DUKE LIBRARIAN
STROWO IS NAMED OUKE'S LIBRARIAN
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: THE NUON THING
LIBRARY, LAW SCHOOL TIE BALLOON FLOATED
ATTORNEY FOR NIXON SAYS TALKS DETAILS NOT ACCURATE
PASSING PARAOE
TECHNOLOGY KEYS NFW LIBRARIAN'S TASK
PROPER ACTION
SPORTS. SWIMMING
9U«E UNIV.. NEREIOIANS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO Swimming
HOLIDAY SWIMMING
OU«E UNIV., OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM
OUKE PROGRAM PREVENTING INJURIES
DUKE UNIV., PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
SANFORO ACCEPTS FOUR MORE YEARS . . ,
STUDENT GROUP SAYS OUKE CAN INCREASE ALUMNI CONTRIBUTIONS
SANFORO SERVES HELL
OUKE UNIV., PROPERTY
SEE ALSO Duke UNIV., BUILDING PROJECTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO HIGHLAND HOSPITAL lASHEVILLE, N.C.I
REAL ESTATE INVESTOR FOR OUKE NAMED
GROUP SEEKS TO BLOCK HIGHLAND HOSPITAL SALE
CROUP FILES APPEAL ON SALE OF HOSPITAL
OUKE SELLS HIGHLAND HOSPITAL , ,,
SALE OF HIGHLAND HOSPITAL ANGERS, DISMAYS OPPONENTS
LAND REZONEO FOR OFFICE CONSTRUCTION
WAKE THREATENS DUKE LAND
DUKE UNIVERSITY MULLING PURCHASE OF 'Y' BUILDING
OUKE "AY PLACE BID ON YMCA BUILDING
BENEFACTOR BUYS 'Y' BUILDING FDR OUKE MEDICAL PROGRAMS
BENEFACTOR BUYS YMCA FOR DUKE
'Y' SALE LOOKS GOOD
OUKE AND THE YMCA
WAKE SEEKS CONDEMNATION OF OUKE LAND
MAKE GOES AFTER OUKE LAND
OUKE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
HA2ARD0US WASTE A TRIANGLE DILEMMA
OUKE UNIV., RETRENCHMENT PLAN
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUDGET
MEDICAL PROFS GET LONGER PROBATION
PYE RATES HIGH AS RETRENCHMENT CHANCELLOR
ASSOCIATE NURSING DEGREE PROPOSED
DUKE TRUSTEES TO CONSIDER NURSING PLAN
DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FINANCIAL AID
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. ATHLETIC DEPT.
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
DUKE GIVES AWARDS
TWELVE GUILFORD SENIORS WIN AWARDS TO DUKE
DUKE SENIOR WINS SCHOLARSHIP
RISENKONIC WINS SCHOLARSHIP
SHOEMAKER WINS AWARD
DUKE TO BOOST STUDENT AID BASED ON MERIT
SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED
OUKE UNIV., SECRETARY
ASSISTANT TO SANFORO NAMED OUKE SECRETARY
MARSHALL GETS DUKE JOB
OUKE UNIV., SEMINARS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SYMPOSIA
AGING SEMINARS SCHEDULED
DUKE OFFERS LECTURES
PSYCHIATRISTS PLAN SEMINAR
STRESS OF ELDERLY PEOPLE SEMINAR TOPIC
SEMINAR SET ON COPING WITH AGING
OUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO Duke UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SPEAKERS
COX TO ADDRESS DUKE LAW GRAOS
MAODOX WILL DISCUSS RETIREMENT, ELDERLY
COX WILL SPEAK AT OUKE
STYRON WILL ADDRESS OUKE'S GRADUATION
TV EXECUTIVE TO TALK AT DUKE
SPIFFY: BLUE DEVILS SPORTING PINK ALLIGATOR SHIRTS
CHINESE JOURNALIST HOPES TO BRIDGE COUNTRYS' GAP
OUKE SPEAKERS SLATED
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aeaaiGAN: mavie Lie'Air Smoulo .(Air a fe« years
DUKF 'RCfESSCRS TO SPEAK IN ANCIENT ISRAeLI AR<S
PUBLIC hEalTm talk planned UEONESOAY
FOHMEO PROFESSOR AT NATIONAL GALLERY TO GIVE LECTURES
mahIlTON will S'Eas at DU<e ART SESSIONS
OUKE PROf TO OISCUSS JEHSm "U S I C
FOR'^EB CO*j:,»ESS''an TQ Talk AT OUKE
RELIGION PROFS PLAN APCHAfOLOGY LECTURES
LEASY TC Give TALK AT DUnE
L?ABY TO SPEAK AT OJKE
LEARY DROPS IN. TOUTS SPACE. IHXO'TALITY
CLOSING A GREAT lIND
TELECOt^UNICAT IONS TALK SET
POLICY SCIENCES INSTITUTE SETS FEDERAL flUOOET TALK
OUKE PROFESSOR .(ILL SPEAK AT RALEIGH ALUHNI LUNCHEON
LIBBAPY, SPEECH INCOMPARABLE
EDUCATION POLICY CHANGES aILL BE TOPIC OF ADDRESS
SPEECH SET ON 'OEAGAN REVOLUTION'
TIHOThy lEaRy anO THE BIBLE
I5SAC SINGER TO SPEAK
AUTHOR SINGER SPEAKS AT DUKE MONDAY NIGhT
COLUMNIST FOB 'TIMES' TO GIVE TALK
ADMIRAL «ILL SP = AK AT OUKE TOMOHRO..
■IE?. FAUNTRTy to SPEAK AT OUKE CHAPEL SFRVICt
ATMIRAL TO SPEAK AT DUKE TONIGhT
C-LUM'lIST TO SPFaK at OUKE
apmIPAl: U.S. FACES PERIOD OF 'HIGH <ISK'
oukf sets presidential pomer panel
gfrge'l: reagan escaping damage
jOmn Glenn to speak at ouke
john glenn to speak at duke
SEN. GLFNN PLASTS cuts IN RESEARCH
PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT SETS TALK AT DUKE
REAGAN AIDE PLANS SPEECH AT DUKE
OLENN SAPS ENERGY. SPACE RESEARCH CUTS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LISRARY, ANYONE?
1UKE UNIV.. SPORTS
SEE DUKF UNIV. SPORTS
nuK E UNIV., STAFF
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. EMPLOYEES
OUKE NAMES CARTER AIDE TO POSITION
OUKE UNIV.. STUDENT CENTER
SEE ALSO OuKE UNIV.. BUILDING PROJECTS
SEE ALSO JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE 'iRYAN UNIV. CENTER
DUKE FRESHMEN TO GET LOOK AT NEM UNIVERSITY CENTER
lUKE UNIV., STUOFNT GOVERNMENT
SEE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF DuK £ UNIV.
DU»e UNIV., STUOEyT housing
SEE ALSn PEGRAM HOUSE IDUKE UNIV. I
DURHAM aparTmEny rentals DROP ',<
Du«E UNIV.. STUDENTS
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF OUKF UNIV.
SFE AlSl DuKE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO Duke umv., enrollment
SEE ALSO Duke UNIV., FOREIGN STUDENTS
DUKf MINISTER BACKS BILL TO RAISE DRINKING ACE
STUDENT FCuNO DFAO
DUKE TO ACCOMMODATE PART-TIME GRAO STUOFNTS
A MESSAGE TO STUDENTS
SANFORD RECEPTION
OUKE TO CONTINuF NIYQN LIBRARY TALKS
OUKE STUDENT ARRIVES
GO-ahFaO given NKCN library: DUKE TRUSTEES UNIT SUPPORTS PROPOSAL 1-2
NIaON flap not AT TOP OF STUDENT CONCERNS
OUKF'S STUOE'II PRESIDENT VETOES VOTE ON LIBRARY
STUDENT LEADER VETOES VOTE
OUKE INTER-VARSITY: CONVINCING ARGUMENT FOR GOO
POLL: LIBRARY BACKED
NIXON LIBRARY POLL OEPATcO
STuOE'iT GROUP SAYS Duke Can INCREASE ALUMNI CONTRIBUTIONS
SOLIDARITY RALLY DISTORTED BY PAPER
STUDENT POLL ^lACKS LIBRARY
BLACK SOLIDARITY DAY SET MONDAY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
BLACK SOLIDARITY DAY SCHEDULED
STUDENTS TO FAST FOR HUNGRY
OUKE STUDENT FOUND DEAD IN WOODS
DEATH SAID SUICIDE
STUDENTS TO TAKE PART IN OBSERVANCE OF FAST
OUKF STUDENTS: NO MUSEUM
OUKE STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS
OUKE STuOE:iTS RECEIVE AWARDS
AT LARGE
TOUSTFES TOLD TALKS OPENED ON PROPOSED NIKON LIBRARY
STuOENT REPORTS SEXUAL ASSAULT
OUKF STUOFNT IS ASSAULTED
2 DURHAM STUDENTS IN CHAPTER
Duke UNIV.. Supplies supervisor
ouke PICKS Supplies supervisor
ALSTON GETS Duke job
ouke UNIV.. Symposia
SEE ALSO Duke UNIV., CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO Cuke UNIV., SEMINARS
Ouke Symposium: new PESTICIDES TO BE DISCUSSED
CREATING ART ON Th£ COMPUTER
•DISABLED CHILD' WILL BE TOPIC
OUKE UNIV., TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM
SEE TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM ITIPl
Ouke UNIV.. TOWN ANO GOwN RELATIONS
OUKE AROuGhT TO YOUNGSTERS
OUKE UNIV.. TUITION
OUKf TRUSTEES OK 15? TUITION HIKE
Two NURSING PROGRAMS GET OK FOR OUKE
C^UKE UNIV., WORKSHOPS
SEE ALSf: CUKE UNIV.. CONFERENCES
WRITERS' WORKSHOP SET
SEVEN WORKSHOPS PLANNED AT DuK E
DUKE PLANS AGING Talks FOR BLACKS
WORKSHOPS ON RETIREMENT, AGING SET
FUND-RAISING WORKSHOPS SET FOR DUKE
MARKETING WORKSHOPS SET
OUKE UNIV. ACADEMIC COUNCIL
SEE ALS1 Puke UNIV.. FaCuLTy
TRUSTEES "AT GET NUON ISSUE NEXT WEEK
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nuKE UNIV. BOTANY OEPT.
OUKE SCHEDULES Plant sale Saturday
ouke univ. business school
see ouke univ. fuqua school of business
Duke univ. cahpus Club
honoring past presidents
popular pbofissors to lecture
1uke univ. cahpus police
see also ouke univ.. crihes
tuo charged in assaults at ouke
ouke univ. cancer information service
see cancer information service
ouke univ. center
see ouke univ.. stuoent center
see joseph m. and kathleen price bryan univ. center
ouke univ. center for health and clinical policy
health policy director na1e0
ou«e univ. center for judaic studies
SEE ALSO OukE uMV. DIVINITY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO JEjS
DUKE OFFERS LECTURES
TALK PLANNED CN JEWISH ART
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH ,„. ,-
EDITOR'S Theory: EVANGELICALS IN MIDDLE OF FIGHT FOR SOULS
OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY RESEARCH
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
NEPAlESE OFFICIALS TO VISIT OUKE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
OU«E UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO Duke JNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
PROGRAM STRESSES SELF-hElP FOR VICTMS
PLANNING NECESSARY FOR SECURE RETIREMENT
DUKE RESEARCHERS STUDY HOW PEOPLE GROW OLD
"LDER PEOPLE IS FOCUS OF DUKE DIVISION
OUKE IN FORFFRONT
AGING SEMINARS SCHEDULED
The elderly are faced mITh housing PROBLiMS
Dukc'S "ID FOR GRANT ENDORSED
STRESS OF ELOfRLY PEOPLE SE-INAR TOPIC
SEMINAR SET ON COPING WITH AGING
Du«E UNIV. CENTER FOB The study OF PRIMATE BIOLOGY AND HISTORY
SEE ALSO ANTHROPOLOGY
SEE ALSO Duke PRImaTE FACILITY
it's moving day for lemurs
moving day
nEw habitat
moving to freedom
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR ThE STuOY OF THE GOVERNORSHIP AND STATE POLICYMAKING
GOVERNORS. Fx-GOvERNORS TO ATTEND DUKE CONFERENCE
GOVERNMENT LEADERS STRESS NEED TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE OF PUBLIC
GOVERNORS DISCUSS STATES' NEW ROLE
GOVERNMENT ACTIONS UNDERMINE CONFIDENCE
OUKE UNIV. Chamber arts society
TOKYO 3UAPTET TD PLAY IN DUK£ SERIES
OUKE Chamiseo ARTS SOCIETY SERIES
JAPANESE TO PERFCRH
RCGFRI TRIO PERFORMS
0U« c UNIV. CHAPEL
SERVICE AT DJKE TO BE HELD TODAY
ALTAR PIECES PLACEO IN DUKE CHAPEL
PROFESSOR HITS EXECUTIONS IN CHAPEL SERMON AT DUKE
moJaRT mass premieres at OUKE TOMORROW NIGHT
DUKE TO HONOR kRESGE AT FOUNDER'S DAY
DUKE UNIV. CHILDREN'S C
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SEE ALSO TENNIS
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CLASSIC DRAWS RECORD CROWDS
PRO ATHLETES SCRAMBLE FOR FINANCIAL dONANZA
ALBESTSON ENJOYS ALL ROLES
MflPE'S BRIEF APPEARANCE DELIGHTS CkOhD
SEND CLASSIC PROCEEDS TO PENTAGON
CLASSIC MEMORIES
$?,S00 RAISED FOR HOSPITAL
CLASSIC LEAVING DUKE
PALMER RETUOMNG TO CLASSIC
DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO Cancer information service
SEE ALSO UMV. Of N.C.-CMAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
DU<E TO GIVE IS CANCER PATIENTS INTERFERON
VIRUS'^S. I'i-UNE DEFENSES TEAMED TO BATTLE TUMORS
NUDE MICE: THFY STAR IN CANCER RESEARCH
VIRUS MAY HELP IN CANCER CURE
OUKE RESEARCHER HELPS DEVELOP TEST FOR CANCER
RESEARCHERS QUESTION STUDIES ON CANCER RISKS
nu« E UNIV. COMPUTER KAMP
see also camps isee also names of campsi
see also computers
see also duke univ., computers
ouke plans computer camps
duke compuifr camp for youngsters planned
computer camp
■duck- season to begin
students packing technology
ouke univ. dept. op art
see also ouke univ. art museum
ouke plans arts. science fund drive
duke hotel profits may help perkins library
duke univ. oept. of chemistry
duke sponsoring chemistry meeting
duke plans chemistry conference
leaders named for conference
Chemists gather for conference
univ. oept. of drama
talent competitions planned for artists
univ. dept. of economics
research winners named
univ. oept. of german
e also german (language)
german class at duke: sprechen sie computer?
univ. dept. of history
ouke graduate student receives fulbright grant
univ. devflopment program
e ouke univ. office of development
univ. devils of disk
e also frisbee igamsi
students find ultimate sport
ouke univ. dietary rehabilitation clinic
see also weight control
duke university hulling purchase of 'y' building
duke may place bio on ymca building
benefactor 'iuys 'y- building for ouke medical programs
benefactor buys ymca for duke
duke univ. distinguished alumni awards
see also ouke univ., alumni
history prof wins award
duke univ. divinity school
see also ouke univ. center for judaic studies
fiesta planned for workers
no moralizing please: professor suggests "integrated preaching'
brown appointed to post
pastors' school. convocation set
borgen to speak at convocation
ouke plans aging talks for blacks
workshops on retirement, aging set
scholarship established
ou«e univ. divinity school, alumni
alumni of duke divinity scmqol elect president
OukE UNIV. OUPAC PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
SWEATING ON JOB IS PLEASURE
DUKE SPORTS HEALTH BUILDING GETS FIRST WORKOUT TOMORROW
'The city OF "EOICINE'
LIGHT UP TO JUIT SMOKING?
OUPAC CENTER ON DISPLAY
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO PREVIEW OUKt'S OUPAC ACTIVITIES CENTER.
OUKE UNIV. EAST CAMPUS
SEE OUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS
OUKE UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
JAPANESE DOCTORS WILL ATTEND DUKE EYE COURSE
OUKE UNIV. FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT, MEN
SEE ALSO GULF
WAKE-STATE BATTLE LIKELY IN OUKE GOLF
•PURE' MUDD: GEORGIA SOUTHERN GOLFER RETURNS TO OUKE A CHAMP. . .
GOLF, TENNIS AT DUKE
STATE EXTENDS GOLF LEAD
STATE TAKES GOLF TITLE: MUOD WINS BY II SHOTS
DUKE UNIV. FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT, WOMEN
OEaCONS. MS. GRANT SEEK TO DEFEND TITLES IN DUKE FALL CLASSIC
UNC wPMEN LEADING OUKE INVITATIONAL GOLF
LINDA MESCAN LEADS UNC TO GOLF VICTORY
MS. WIDMAN BOUNCES BACK, AS DID JACK
DUKE UNIV. FORUM ON PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATING SYSTEM
PARTIES URGED TO UNBIND DELEGATES AT CONVENTIONS
REFORMING NOMINATION SYSTEM AN URGENT TASK
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES: A BETTER WAY TO CHOOSE?
DUKE UNIV. FOUNDER'S DAY
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JUICK WILL GIVE FQUNOEBS" DAY SFRXON SUNDAY
OU«E 10 MONQK K«ESGe AT FOUNDER'S OAV
KBESGf GETS HONORARY DUKE DEG-^EE
0U«£ UNIV. fOEE.ATES FILf SOCIETY
SEE ALSO FILNfAKlNG
DUKE TO PRESENT FIL»S ON POLAND
REYNOLDS CHIEF SAYS
OU" £ UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
■.ORLOUIDE INIERnSPENOENCE NEEDED
12 NA^ED FUQUA SCHOLARS
3 EXECUTIVES WILL SERVE ON OUK E 30AR0
ROxeORO FIR" PLANS WORLDWIDE MARKETING
FUQUA REJECTS TAKEOVER BID
ACCOUNTING FIRM GIVES OUKE 525,000 GRANT
DUKE ADDS FACULTY AT BUSINESS SCHOOL
FUOUA SCHOOL GIVEN 425,000
DUKE UNIV. FUOUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, FACULTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
Fu;uA SCHOOL Aons faculty
DUKE UNIV. GOLF COURSE
CLASSIC LEAVING DUKE
OUKE UNIV. GRADUATE SCHOOL
OUkE to aCCOM"0OATE part-time GRAO STUDENTS
OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RFTIREMENT
SEE ALSO OUK£''uNIv. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING ANO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO SENIOR C ITUENS
DUKE SUMMER CLASSES FOR RETIREES
COURSE SEEKS TO SPAN GAP
RETIREMENT PROGRAM SET
DUKE WILL HOLD INSTITUTE REGISTRATION ON THURSDAY
OUKE OFFERS LECTURES
TALK PLANNED ON JEWISH ART
OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR RETIRED PERSONS ^ ,
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN BETIRtHENT
OUKE UNIV. INSTITIUTF FOR THE ARTS
SEE ALSO ARTS, OuRhAH
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
MODERN DANCE AT DUKE
CREATING ART ON THE COMPUTER
SYMPHONY WEEK CITES PERSICHETTI
OuKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES AMD PUBLIC AFFAIRS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. CENTEB FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH
e"ITO»S, WRITERS COME TO OUKE
PUERTO RICaN set for panel
E»-'"OVEBNOR OF PUERTO RICO WILL SPEAK
POLICY SCIENCES INSTITUTE SETS FEDERAL BUDGET TALK
nuKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITIUTE FOR THE ARTS
DUKE UNIV. INTFR-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FFLLOWSHIP
FOLKS AROUND HERE: HOPEFUL SPORTS FANS
OUKE INTER-vabsITy: CONVINCING ARGUMENT FOR GOD
OUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
ADVANCING UNDERSTANDING
DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
SEE ALSO Durham bar ASSOCIATION
COA TO ADDRESS TUKE LAW CRADS
PASSING RATE FOB NCCu LAW GRADUATES DOUBLES
■GLOOMY GUS' RECALLS DUKE DAYS
NIXON MADE GOOD IMPRESSION ON OUKE LAW DEAN
LIBRARY, LAW SCHOOL HE BALLOON FLOATED
ATTORNEY FO" NIXON SAYS TALKS DETAILS NOT ACCURATE
PROPER ACTION
OUKfc UNIV. LAW SCHOOL, ALUMNI
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
IT WAS SMOOTH SAILING FOR NIXON AT OUKE.
PREACHERS RAN NIXON FROM HOUSE
HE'S GOT THAT HAUNTING SMILE
OUKE UNIV. LOYALTY FUND
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., GIFTS C FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO Duke UNIV. ANNUAL FUND IFORMERLY LOYALTY FUNDI
STUDENT GROUP SAYS OUKE CAN INCREASE ALUMNI CONTRIBUTIONS
DUKE FUND DIRECTOR IS NAMED
DUKE UNIV. MARIHE LABORATORY
SEE ALSO B-v Eastward iduke univ. reseabch vessel)
MARINF LAB SYMPOSIUM IS SCHEDULED
new RESEARCH VESSEL TO ARRIVE AT OUKE MARINE LAB ON MONDAY
OUKE MARINE LAB TO BEGIN PROGRAM
FALL CLASSES START AT OUKE LAB
GEOLOGISTS GET BOOKS GRANT
SHIP TO BE OtOICATED ON OCT. 2
OUKE, UNC lAKF VESSEL IN BEAUFORT CEREMONY
OUKE, UNC OFFICIALS ACCEPT VESSEL CHARTER
SHIP WITH EVERYTHING: CAPE HATTERAS CAN TALK TO STARS, DESALINATE WATER
5 UNIVERSITIES SHARE USE OF RESFARCh VESSEL
OUKE MARINE LAB TO GET NEW TRAWLER
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO Duke lniv., alumni
PHEYER, Physicians to be honored
7 PHYSICIANS, FORMER SOLON TO BE HONORED
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SFE ALSO Camp KALEIDOSCOPE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., HOTEL PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO Pu«E UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
SEE ALSO MfoiCAL BtSEAflCM
SEE ALSO SCANNERS imeOICal EOUIPMENTl
GROUP SEE'S TO HELP FAMILIES OF ALZHEIMER'S OISFaSE VICTIMS
UNUSUAL DEFECT HITS FAMILY'S 2 NO CHILD
BABY 'STABLE'. Duke REPORTS
5UESTI0NS ON DEATH STILL VEXING
OUKE PROGRAM ENCOURAGES SELF-HELP FOR CHRONICALLY ILL
PROGRAM STRESSES SELF-HELP FOR VICTIMS
REMOVING GL'NO AIDS MYASTHENIA GRAVIS VICTIMS
DUKE NEUROLOGIST TO TALK ABOUT HEREDITARY DISEASE
DUKE'S WINFRfE PROMOTED TO HEALTH AFFAIRS POSITION
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L LY WANG: K LL AND PERSISTENCE MAKE A LEAJER
cisQNICALLY ILL CHILDREN ENJOY CAMP'S ERESH AIR
OUKE tests PROMISING HEART DRUG
OUKE TO CONTINUE HEALTH TALKS
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burlington boy loses so-e sight to fly tog
allergies subject of talk
5u IT SMOKING CLINIC SET THIS MONTH
HYvrfN- IT MELP^ 'JS LiVE - AND HAY MAKE US UL 'J
oIkE C^silsV! STUOY oiYGEN EFFECTS ON BODY
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DUKE TEST MAY HELP SOLVE PILL PROBLEMS
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DUKE NORTH IS BIG BUSINESS
l[,il lVotnU'\°'l''H^\lhVkh ATTACK BRAIN ARTERY LESIONS
OUkE seeks VOLUNTEERS
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SEE ALSO HEARING DEFECTS ^ S 2
TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT CHILDREN ; j
HELPING The HEARING-IMPAIRED
lU'E UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, BEHAVIORAL CHANGE AND SELF-CONTROL
SFE ALSO OUlT S-OKING CLINIC
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SFE ALSO HEIGHT CONTROL
OUKE PLANS DIET PROGRAM
°"'^ y3^E^-TS^?li^^S ^5?CS"SS L^ygSJ^Y NEGOTIATIONS
m,.c iiulu MfntCAL CFNTER. CENTER FOR SPEECH ANO HEARING DISORDERS
'"see icSnoSiE UNIV. MEDICiL CENTER. ACOUSTIC PROGRAM
III Itlo N^C^'MEHollirHOSPITAL, HEARING ANO SPEECH CENTER
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
5pIcMl"rOGRaK'hELPS hearing-impaired children COMMUNICATE
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CHAPLAIN
DURHAM MINISTER. FIRM H'N »""0S
BISHOP ERASER 'WINGS' IT AS CHAPLAIN
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CLINICAL RESEARCH SEIZURE CLINIC
"sTio5°TlsTS^Ep"lL£PIICS' NEED TO KEEP TAKING MEDICATION
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. C L I N I C AL SPECIALTY UNIT
CLINICAL SPECIALTY UNIT
n.iKF iiNIV MEDICAL CFNTER. DFPT. OF COMMUNITY ANO FAMILY MEDICINE
!eE AL51 c3kE--ATTS FAMLY MEDICINE PROGRAM
SFE ALSO FAMILY MEDICINE
DUKE PROGRAM PREVENTING INJURIES „„,t„„c
MEDICAL SCHOOLS GRADUATING MORE FAMILY DOCTORS
DOkF UNIVERSITY MULLING PURCHASE OF 'Y' BUILDING
rNlF:rT0^3&'Ys'i"Y.'"Buir=D?N!"^^2'DSKE MEDICAL PROGRAMS
BENEFACTOR flUYS YMCA FOR OUKE
•Y' SALE LOOKS GOOD
FAlSlLrCLfNfc'HOSTS OPEN HOUSE TO CELEBRATE ITS FIRST BIRTHDAY
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. OEPT. OF DERMATOLOGY
RESEARCH SMOSS PSORIASIS LIMITED TO SKIN
DUKE DERMATOLOGIST USES IMPLANTS TO CORRcCT SCARS
NEm treatment used to REMOVE OLD SCARS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. OEPT. OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
COONEY TO MEAO OUKE DEPARTMENT
OUKE UNIV. MFOICAL CENTER. OEPT. OF PEDIATRICS
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL, pediatrics ^^^^ .,^
CHRONICALLY ILL CHILDREN ENJOY C AMP • S Ffl ESH A IR
DOCTORS DEVISF NEW WAYS TO FIND SLOW LEARNERS
ME SAYS 'CAN-DO' FOR OUKE HOSPITAL
GLOBETROTTERS AID CAMP KALEIOOSCOPE
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. OEPT. OF PSYCHIATRY
^"FPOESSIONl'liArLOW-OOWN FEELING MAY NOT BE THE BLUES
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CFNTER. DIVISION OF GERIATRICS
SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
DUKE IN FOREFRONT
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DIV. OF REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY C INFERTILITY
OUKE MEDICAL DIVISION GETS NEW DIRECTOR
DUKE
DEPARTMENT GETS
NEW CHIEF
°""lEriLSo''AgJ'Rl^S'FE0'E5Afl0N°0"sTATE. COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SFE ALSO nuKE HOSPITAL. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. EMPLOYEES
LOOKING AT WINNER
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. FACULTY
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. STAFF
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. GIFTS
HF SAYS 'CAN-DO' FOR OUKE HOSPITAL
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CFNTER. GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. GRANTS
FUND HELPS KIDNEY PATIENTS
DUKE'S BID FOR GRANT ENDORSED
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. LECTURES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO "HEALTH NIGHT OUT"
OUKE SETS TALK ON DEPRESSION
OjkE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUIT
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Ou«E JNIv. MEDICAL CENTEa. NURSES
SEE ALSO ru«E -"QS'ItAL. NURSES
SEE ALSn Durham ClUNTY GENERAL njsPITal. NURSES
SEE ALSO NOOSES. -luRHAH
HEN ruRN T] waSINu PROFESSION
«IG-E» PAr LURING NURSES TO TRIANGLE
lUi-E UNIV. lEOtCAL CENTER. PAIN CLINIC
SFE ALSO PAIN
Du«E. uNC HAVE Clinics
Puke UNIV. medical center. PATxQLOr.T
MOST MEDICAL EXAMINERS DON'T FIT
BUINCf IMAGE
OU«E UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. P'lVATE DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC
SLUE CROSS REFUSES CLAIM
LETTER INACCuRaTElt PORTRAYED BLUE CROSS
Do«E UNIV. MEDICAL CFMER, RADIOACTIVE mASTE DISPOSAL
SEE DUKE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE MASTE DISPOSAL
OOKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. SPEAKERS
SEE ALS3 Duke uMV.. SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO Cuke UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. LECTURES
INFLATION, OVERABUNOANCE PROBLEMS FOR PM'SICIANS
Duke UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. STAFF
MEDICAL PROFS GET LONGER PROBATION
OUKE RESEaRCmFR awarded SEaRLE SCHOLARSHIP
DUKE DOCTOR GETS HONOR AT FORT BRAGG
DUKE LISTS PROMOTIONS, APPOINTmE.TS
EIGHT ON DUKE MEDICAL FACULTY PROMOTED
maChE-Eo GETS GERMAN EYE PRUE
MAC-E^EF HONORED
ELEVEN Faculty MCM3fRS GET PROMGTIONS AT DUKE
DR. ELlENBOGEN RECEIVES AWARD
Two POSITIONS REALIGNED AT OUK E MEDICAL CENTER
Duke MEDICAL CENTER REALIGNS STAFF POSITIONS
NIH EYES DUKE CnCTOR
3 AT luKE NAMED n INSTITUTE
OukE honors NEUROSURGEON
FATAL DISORDER SEFMS LIMITED LARGELY TO MALE HOMOSEXUALS
HEALTH POLICY DIRECTOR NAMED
DRUG EFFECTIVE 3n COMPLICATION OF PARKINSON'S
DRUG TREATING COMPLICATIONS OF PARKINSON'S
OUKc UNIV. MUSEjM IF ART
SEE OUKF UNIV. ART 'XJiiun
OUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EOUCAriON
SEE ALSO m0»EN. careers
DUKE OFFERING NIGhT CLASSES IN WRITING FDR 5USINESS PEOPLE. PROFESSIONAL
CHURCH ART MfET PLANNED
'TV IS VERY SEDUCTIVE'
SUMMER WRITER'S mORkShoPS GEARING UP
LITERARY FARE
VIRGINIA wGTLF and her BL00MS5URY FRIENDS SCHEDULED FOR LIbPARY VISIT
PILOT TRAINING OFFcREO IN DUKE ADULT EDUCATION
DOKE UNIVERSITY TO OFFER 30 ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES
DUKE UNIVERSITY CONTINUING EDUCATION SHORT COURSE PROGRAM (AOI
OUKE UNIVERSITY CONTINUING EDUCATION ShORT COURSE PROGRAM
WAR SITES TOUR SET
SEVEN WORKSHOPS PLANNED AT OuK E
OUKE OFFERS SESSIONS ON CAREER planning
FUNO-PAISING WORKSHOPS SET FOR OUKE
MARKETING WORKSHOPS SET
OUKE SEEKS RETIRED N.C PROFESSIONALS
DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF OEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OU«E UNIV.. GIFTS C FUND RAISING
OUKE NAMES COTRCINaTOR for TELETHONS
MCCauGhan gets post at OUKE
ouke univ. organization fq" tropical studies
see organization for tropical studies
ouke univ. patent office
see also invenitcns
see also u.s. patent and trademark office
ouke locking to profit from patents .
patents may boost ouke funding
duke looking to its uwn devices for future
ouke univ. perkins library
see also ouke univ.. libraries
Duke plans arts, science fund drive
SAM BOONE hELPEO 5u!LD UNC ' S MICROFILM LIBRARY
Duke hotel profits may help PERKINS LIBRARY
TECHNOLOGY KEYS NEW LIBRARIAN'S TASK
OUK E UNIV. PHYTOTRON
NUCLEAR PHYSICS UNLOCKS SECRETS OF plant GROWTH
OUKE UNIV. PIAY.RIGhI-IN-RESIOENCE
SEE ALSO PLAYWRIGHTS, DURHAM
BERNSTEIN: DURHAM RIPE FOR PLA YWR IGhT ING
OUKE UMv. PRESS
RO.SON TO DIRECT OUKE PRESS
ROwSON TAPPED TO HEAD DUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS
OUKE UNIV. PREVENTIVE APPROACH TO CARDIOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNlV. OuPaC program
OUKE UNIV. QUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE JuIT Smoking clinic
SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
"HIKE UNIV. READING CENTER
SEE DukE reading CENTER
l)UKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO ENGINEERS. N.C.
TEER Family GIwES DukE il.5 MILLION
I5ER CITES PERSONAL, BUSINESS REASONS FOR GIFT
IEE» FAMILY TO GIVE »1.5 MILLION To OUKE SCHOOL
TF = R FAC ILITY
GIFT TO JUKf CONTINUES A TEER FAMILY TRAOIIION
A GIFT FROM IhE IEERS
Shoemaker wIn^ Award
NELIO TEER ME-ORIAL FITTING
OUKE GIVEN 'SUPEw MIM-COMPUIER'
OU«E UNIV. SCHOOL IF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
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PJGt 153
SFE *LSn nUKE UNIV. center for SESJURCE and ENV [RONMENTAL policy REScARCh
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
STATE WASTE RTCE BACKED
FIR" SETS UP FELLOwSMIR
FORESTRY SCHOHL OETS MELLON GRANT
RIGCSPEE Shelter
NEPALFSE OFFICIALS TO VISIT DUKE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
OUKt UMIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
SEE DUKE UNIV. LA« SCHOOL
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF HEOICINE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTE"
OU«F SURGEON GETS ST. LOUIS JOB
MEDICAL SCHOOLS GRADUATING MORE FAMILY DOC TOd S
OUKE TO HONOR NFUROSURGEON
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ALUMNI
SEE OUKE UNlV. MEDICAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
OUKE UMV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, STUDENTS
HEALTH CENTER PL ANS
FOLKS AflOUNO HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN 3R0UGHT
OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.
1,6 OF ','> AT ^ATTS PASS TEST
NURSING SCHOOL PACKS NEW MASTER'S PROGRAM
PBOCRAM SET ON Shortage of nurses
associate mursing degree proposed
dukf trustees to ccnsioer nursing plan
proposal would set nursing sack at duke
duke trustees ok 1 5» tuition hike
two nursing programs get ok for ouke
ouke univ. sports
see also duke univ., scholarships
see also duke univ. athletic oept.
see also ouke univ. sports and physical health building
unc 6th, ouke 9th in southern golf
vacendak's impact
20 finalists selected in duke poetry contest
duke univ. sports, saseeall
duke's lamb chosen to all-star team
duke's d'ar-i acc's top coach
duke's d'a<mi voted top acc coach
bulls' notebotk
o'armi honored
broker sees baseball's light shining in alaska
ouke univ. sports, basketball
see also iron ouke classic ibasketballi
heinsomn Ruled out
ouke releases basketball slatf
REvERFO duke players gone. NOT FORGOTTEN
OUKE NOT HURTING?
TAYLOR Shines in scrimmage
ANDEHsoN's Play highlights frosh in OUKE scrimmage
TAYLOR LEADS BLUE DEVILS
TEA" DEFENSE, SHOT SELECTION TWO DUKE KEYS
TINY DEVILS? NUMBERS CONCERN KRZY2EWSKI MOST
YUGOSLAVIANS STREAK PAST DUKE, '?6-89
RED STAR DIMS DUKE OUTLOOK
ALL-AMERICA CENTER SIGNS WITH DEVILS
COLLEGE BASKETBALL SEASON BEGINS IN EARNEST
DUKE LANDS FIRST RECRUIT
COMMODORES SHAVE DEVILS IN DOUBLE DT
GIVEAWAY: DEVILS DROP FIRST HOME OPENER SINCE 1960
BLUE DEVILS LOOKING FOR BETTER THINGS AGAINST LASALLE
WILLIAMS PACES DUKE'S 1ST WIN
TAYLOR RESPONDS FOR OUKE IN CRISIS
WILLIAMS FDR Two
APPALACHIAN ST. BURNS BLUE DEVILS FOR 75-70 VICTORY
OISMAL DUKE: DEVILS HEADED FOR BASKETBALL WILDERNESS ONCE AGAIN?.
KRiYZEwSKI'S PRIME WORRY NOT FOES BUT BLUE DEVILS
DUKE GETS SECOND COMMITMENT
QUOTES ANO THOUGHTS
OUKE GETS RECRUIT
CEORIC JONES DUKE'S MVP
HOLLAND: SAMPSON DOUBTFUL FOR DUKE
EARLY DECISIONS SHOW COACH K SCOKING AS RECRUlTEi*
VIRGINIA SLIPS BY DUKE, 92-93
CAVALIER RALLY TURNS DOWN SPIRITED BLUE DEVILS
MILLER'S TIME NO FUN FOR DUKE
METRO OFF ANO RUNN IN&-- JUS T LIKE BILLY'S MOUTH
SLUE DEVILS DEALING THEMSELVES IN
PRINCETON CLOBBFRS BLUE DEVILS
COACH K. LEFTY NOT HAPPY
ONUS ON THE PR INCE
TEAM 'D' DUKE GOAL FOR ECU
DUKE SEEKS TURNAROUND
OUkE'S new look REAPS 70-57 WIN
DUKE ENDS VICTORY DROUGHT
1981: A GOOD YEAR FOR TAR HEELS
NO TOUKNEY IN OUKc'S FUTURE
IRON DUKE OPENS THIRD. FINAL EVENT
OUKE TO LOSE GRIP ON CLASSIC?
TRIBUS JUMPER LIFTS WILDCATS OVER DUKE
3UZZEP SHOT BOUNCFS BLUE DEVILS FROM TOURNEY
DESPITE RFCO^r, OUKF PROGRAM SHOWING SIGNS OF LIFE
NEW DEFENSE, NEW STANDOUT KEY DUKE WIN
SURVIVING THE BAD TIMES
'POSITIVE' DEVILS SCORE VICTORY
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BUDGET
OHIO ST. VS. OUKE
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FENCING
FENCING SKILLS OUALIFY HER FOR NATIONAL COMPETITION
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FIELD HOCKETY
BALLARD BOUT HIGHLIGHTS BOXING
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO WALLACE WADE STADIUM
HFiNSOMr Ruled out
DUKE "rought to youngsters
DUKE football RECRUIT FAILS ACADEMIC TESTS
GRa'iTha" military school BOUND
NOTFS
COACH WADE, REAGAN TO HOLD FOOTBALL HUDDLE
«ALLACt WADE AND REAGAN MEET TODAY AT WHITE HOUSE
SMALL TALK BY BIG MEN
WADE TALKS FOOTBALL WITH REAGAN
HEINSOHN FINDS NEW PRIORITIES
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2 N
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3 N
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MOm4»,i«S fOR HOOT
ATKINSON SAYS nn
KATCmIMC A'iO 06-
Aooes' fiNjs tmc
OukF assistant n
SOHETwl'iG SE- AT
OUkE ORILIS TO S
31UE OEVILS 3PcN
PAST AND PRESENT
SURPRISE: «ILSON
aPENINC RUSH
CHEER UP. Things
CEO'ir J0>l£5: DE
OUKE . UNC ACCOf^P
VETERAN PLAYERS
NahaTm, OPACuLA,
ACC FOCTbALL fIN
MR. AUTOMATIC
HOPKINS: Case FO
THE l/<.-xlLLION
GETS AUTOGRAPH
DUKE 20, OhIJ ST
BLUE nevus 3ANG
REO X'ANS <NOW
TAeRQ'i: ■.E'Rc NO
HART STILL HURTS
THE RECE IVING Ll
OHIO ST. VS. nuK
SPURRIER TO SmuF
ouke Facing more
BUCKEYE sENChxaR
ohio ^taciu" not
hayfs c;}nspiciiou
tdHEN r.A-E 5EGAN
3ENNETI INJURY 3
BLUE OEvlLS MUFF
BENNETT'S INJURY
NEXT TmREE Ga-ES
DECISION ExPECTE
BENNETT OUT
BENNETT'S INJURY
BENNETT-LESS OUK
KICKING GAME r:;s
HANDCUFFED: F»uS
DUKE MAY Change
ONLY ON MONDAY
80«SER - Ous SEi
WILSON'S PROGRA-
VICTOOY «OULG 6F
-iAFLESS HOPEFULS
SALLY AGAIN GIVE
SiLLY RALLIfS OE
SALLY'S PLAY iNS
3LuE OEviLS fin::
OUKE NOT SETTLfn
3UA°TEREAC< ;uES
EMj'Y E«PECTS CH
FIRST ■-UST' GAM
SALLY TO START M
SALLY TO START =
MiLSON SEEKS "IN
labonte fastest
sally keeping ge
OUKE MIXES aTTaC
A MAR STORY -ON
OUKE MIXES 'UN,
BLUE OEVILS RUN
TWIN MISS GIvE P
TElLCTT: TmE ham
A REO-SBIOT NOT
Cn3°LERS: OFvILS
NOTES
MAKING The grade
HEELS. GOBBLERS
OnOlEY, GROH RET
TABRON'S TmEFT l
IN CEEENSE OF DU
BENNETT RFIURN A
3CT. -, l-J-,!: CO
OEyIlS -A«e IT 3
surprise — defens
devIls sour hOkI
•HUMBLE BEN' i?EN
FOLKS ABOUND HER
OUKE DEFENSE Car
MAK ING CUK E ' S GR
OUKE'S DEFENSE 5
SUBBING FOR RED
FCRD LAUDS CUKE
BRANION HONORED
NOTES
A TEST FOR The T
MCKlNNEY'S PRO H
TA9R0N TO EMERGE
TIGERS MANHANDLE
OUKE Falls back.
•FLAT' 9Lue DEVI
JUST ONE DE?T LE
C1.EMSCN FLATTENS
INJURIES FORCING
FOLKS APOUNO HER
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bomSer'S life CE
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JONES IGNORES MA
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OUKE OFFENSIVE L
AERIAL ATTACK HA
SELLING Cj: OukE
SECOND-HALF BLIT
OUKE STOSY OJFST
fiL" STUDY GIVES
VARIETY THE SPIC
ANDERSON SPECIAL
FOUR WINS OOmN.
SURPRISE: OUKF E
MISSED Chances h
BLUE DEVILS Run
BLUE DEVIL Talk
DukE-n.C. state
ISh and fox IPhOTOI
TO ALL-STARS
ONSTRaTING TmE Ga-e OF FOOTBALL
Rf'S LIFE AFTER EOOTBALL
ICk HOPKINS mATChED FLORIDA STATE FCCTBALL CO
OUKE
TART EARLIER
FOOTBALL PRACTICE ON. OFF ThE FIELD
OPTIMISTIC
COULD BE MORSE
EP Threat in duke attack
lish grid goals
new coaches brighten blue devils' prospects
AND Then ben BENNETT
OS LIFE IN AIR Game
R The doke defense
amE
ATE 14
ED UP IN SCRIMMAGE
T PLAYING TO KEEP I' Close
OVER 1"S70 loss at OiIC STATE
NE: OUKF'S is long. LOADED AND HuME-GROWN
E
FLE BACKS?
Than ARTFUL DODGER
MER'S SON STARTS FDR BLUE DEVILS
A GOOD PLACE FOR UPSETS
SLY ABSENT FROM BUCKEYE FOOTBALL FAMILY
They WEREN 'T I ^ AMc
ruises duke in 2nd half
Chances for upset
prompts milson's day-to-day vigil
CRUCIAL FOR Duke
TODAY ON 3ENNFTT
PUTS SALLY IN STARTING ROLE
E FACES DEviL OF A TIME
TS DukE
TRaTEO BLUE DEVILS SHACKLED BY GAMECOCKS
PLACE-KICKERS
SON ON The line
COMES TO CROSSROADS
A BIRTHDAY PRESENT FOR RED
IN 'PERFECT MATCH'
N STARTING NOO OVER AlLiNG BENNETT
VILS PAST CAVALIERS. Z'i-Z'-
ERS ONE QUESTION. ASKS ANOTHER
WINNING FJRMiJLA
ON OUARTEREaCkS "^OR ecu CONTEST
riON PUZZLES BLUE DEVILS
ALLENG6 FOGM OuKE
cs FOB This season
Q'.E OPENER AGAINST ECU
OR DEVILS
. BUT SAYS ECU Game NOT MUST
IN RACE FOR hOLLY farms ".00 POLE
ViLS LOOSE
K. BEATS ECU. Z".-!".
GN The football BATTLEFIELD
PASS TO TOP ECU
WILD
LUE OEVILS MOMENTUM
MER. NOT NAIL
PLANNED FOR BLUE DEVILS' BENNETT
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MOPES
T JUST HAPPY TO 36 BACK
WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
S DISTINCT FLAVOR OF FSU
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IGERS
OPES FACE WITH LEG AILMENT
AS TIGER JINI?
BLUE DEVILS. 3S-I0
AGAIN
US GET FLATTENED
FT FOR ANGRY TIGERS
OUKE
OEVILS EVEN DEEPER TO !«6NCH
6: WITH THE SPORTS SET
SUCCESS AT OUKE
s dukE offense
NTERS ON TEAMWORK
ACE ATYPICAL MARYLAND TEAM
EVILS
HIMSELF F0» -ISSING FG ATTEMPTS
'T DIM DU'<E FUTURE
RYLAND'S DEFENSIVE TACTICS
UNC GAME KEY VS. TeCH
INE GAINING R6SPSCT
S FREDERICK A HAPPY JEVIL
PUTS RECEIVER CEORIC JONES ON Tm6 MARKET
Z BY DUKE WHIPS JACKETS
lONEO
DEVILS EDGE
£ IN BLUE DEVIL ROuT
;2ES IN BLOCKED PUNTS
TwC TO GO
NTERS NOVEMBER ON WINNING NOTE
AUNT OXENDINE
OVER WAKE
TURNS TO BOWL BIDS
TO BE ON TV
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aLUE 06V1L auNNEKS SHOW QFf ASSETS
CAN DFvFlS OELIVER A NOVEMBER 10 RE-EMBE8?
it^NI-JicKs'T^E pSEfsSpE OFF nu«E-S AIR AtlACK
Ts Du"e"i;(S AGO UP. "ECRUITING SCENE BRIGHTENS
MCINTOSH, ANJERSON NEED NO HYPE
VICTORY »ILL PUT ACC TITLE IN TIGER PA»S
3lUf OEVILS- CUPS RUNNETH OVER PACK
SALLY READY FOR BIG CALL
iS?I?51^'§8"st'lA^t:?"E!]lDES OUKf TO MILESTONE VICTORY
OEFFNSE NO LONGER A JOKE AT DUKE
RED CONFIDENT HE'LL RETURN
WILSON'S TIRADE JUSTIFIED
RFD SPITS BACK AT CRITICS
OUKF-SIAIE GAME A BAO CHOICE FOR TV
JONES FEELS NO PRESSURE
DUKE'S MOMENTUM CONCERNS CfiUM
niiKF'S OFFFNSF THE CENTER OF ATTENTION
FUST «5ElaCE WaSe team CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
SPRUILL RESPECTS OUKE - FOR A CHANGE
OEFENSE^OFs'liNEO TO FREE LINEBACKERS
:',}',°dh'l'^V.d"r,'^ S^lIs devils relax
kli.,tifAn'^\hnir. ?^R"~ffiF-CAROLINA rivalry
?^?U7 ^slioSFf Dug? ls""Nc'JoSk|ni^Q GATOR 80«L. 31-10
DEVILS TAKE BLAME. GIVE PRAISE
FOR SOME IT WAS A LONG DRIVE BACK
QUICK HANDSHAKE
TOO MANY DEVILS DISAPPEAR
s([iE°i5HEir;GjE^*^J'!aN?^:;i^%xTENsioN
riL'^?"lRji!.^''iERiv^s;TV?ai"S7GH-?rE'DSh:„0NSET
THE BEST OF RED
SS^e'SISs'^Sn^I? V^TITION OF ALL
5il,^°S%A^^E.5^ES;ETvP^?J«^;lP^i^?BALL
?itSl liSSNS'HERE-'HHAT THE MA I LM.N BROUGHT
LiLSON SHUFFLES BLUE DEVIL LINE COACHES
19B1: A GOOD YEAR FOR TAR HEELS
spurrier: hot SEEKING JOB
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL, GRADUATES
v^ri^r.^oi^'iTcU^^^^ ?sf''?oi7i??L^ iiiw
5}Sf^?I^rvl^°AaD^Srci'°D;KE"'2A^s'JJkl IS^^dsS in the classroom. .
pye to accept auard for duke
ouke univ. sports, football, liberty bowl
JlnrE'TICW?! acSSemICS: DUKE HAS MORE SUCCESS !N THE CLASSROOM. .
PYE TO ACCEPT AHARD FOR DUKE
°"'^ r.l^'^-.nToUl ?S°J5r*h'U S^tIr'^E^Ul HARBOR. ROSE BOWL MADE HISTORIC TRIP H 2 8/D2/8. C
DURHAM COULD PLAN A ROSE BOWL GALA
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. GOLF
SEE ALSO DUKE GOLF SCHOOL ^ , ^^.
SEE ALSO DUKE JNIV. FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT, MEN
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT, WOMEN
UNC 6TH, DUKE 9TH IN SOUTHERN GOLF
THE MYSTERY Of The MIND GAME
FALL COLLEGE SEASONS WARMING UP
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. HISTORY
■31 BLUE DEVILS STAGE REUNION
WALIRIP IS NAMED DRIVER OF THE YEAR
'""' TAll.'ir.lll ^sS'B??r^CROSSE ALLIES
^%l:hn'\lA''Hi'n SIGN GRANT WITH TAR HEELS
DUKE UMV. SPORTS. ROWING
DUKE DENIES REOUESTS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER
^"uKE^AlSs''lO REPEAT SOCCER SUCCESS
OUKE OPENS SOCCER
BLUE DEVILS OPEN WITH SHUTOUT
DUKE PROVING YAMKS CAN PLAY SOCCER WELL
OUKE, CAROLINA DEALT FIRST SOCCER DEFEATS
TIGERS Dump devils
BLUE DEVIL IN HIGH GEAR
SixwtLL REPEATS IN CROSS COUNTRY
STATE EDGES BLUE DEVILS
0UkI'fxPECt"pI0 to soccer playoffs after edging UNC
B e!^s^y^?:P^s:i2^ic?^'jspvp:ifLr-- - --
ALABAM* ACM ENDS BLUE DEVILS' SEASON WITH OVERTIME GOAL
SUODEN-OEATH GOAL ELIMINATES DUKE
DUKE, ULRICH HEAD ALL-ACC SOCCER
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, SWIMMING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., NEREIOIANS
HOLIDAY SWIMMING
FpOkl^^lL^on^SA^f^^J^ FOR DRUGS-. U.S. WINS AGAIN
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS. WOMEN . , ^
BALLAJD BOUT HIGHLIGHTS BOXING
OUKF WOMEN OPEN WITH WIN
BLUE DEVILS WIN OPENER
DEVILS CLAIM FIRST ACC WIN
NO PLACE TO GO , ,, .,
3 COACHES RESIGN JOBS AT N.C. STATE
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u Die
F S91
F R66
F S91
N S91
N S91
N S91
U 018
U R66
F 591
U 018
F F25
L
U DIB
F S91
F S91
f F25
F M71
F S91
P C56
F DIP
F
F S91
F L30
N S9l
F 591
P C56
P R91
U 018
N 018
U R66
N S91
U 318
F '171
U 071
12/09/91
12/13/81
12/13/°1
12/16/81
12/30/81
12/09/81
12/16/81
12/30/81
1
3
1
5
n u
N
P N
N
4
2
L
L
5/01/81
5/03/81
lO/0'./ai
POT
POT
S 2 11/20/81 D
H 2 11/22/81 B
5/29/81
9/11/81
U/U/Bl
S 2 9/05/81 A ".
9/08/81
9/09/81
9/10/81
9/26/81
9/28/91
9/29/81
10/19/81
11/07/91
U/07/ai
ll/l'./Bl
11/16/81
11/16/91
11/17/81
11/18/81
11/19/81
11/19/81
11/23/81
F M71
N G19
N R66
S 2 W/O'./ai C 1 P P R91
S 2 6/17/91 B
S 2 10/09/81 D
H 2 11/02/81 6
H 2 11/09/81 B
1 P U 018
2 N R66
9/30/81 C
11/21/81 a
11/21/81 A
11/28/81 A
12/04/81 C
12/04/81 C
M0P4THLY/AN
INDEX
N F
P
STOPPING OuKE
OUKE UNIV. SPGPTS AND PMrSICAL HEALTH SUILOING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPOBT?
SEE ALSO WALLACE HAOE STAniuH
DUKE SPOkTS HfALTH SUILOING GETS FI»ST WOBkOUT TOMOBROb
NEW LlOKS DOT ABEA CQCT'^ALL
DU»C UNIV. STBINCS SCHOOL
YOUNG VIOLINISTS PEBfOBH
OUKE UNIV. SUMHEB INSTITUTE OF ALCOmOL STUDIES
SEE ALSO ALCJHOL ISM
MILLS TO SPEAK AT OUKE INSTITUTE
DUKE UNIV. SUMMES THEATRE PROGRAM
SEE Su""EB THEATER AT OUKE
OUKE UNIV. TRINITY AWARD
Jill MUSICIAN TO HE SALUTED
OUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PBOGBAM
GRANT TO AID OUKE WOMEN'S STUDIES
DUKE-WATTS FAMILY "EDICINE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO nu«E U'llV. MEDICAL CENTERi DEPT. OF COMMUNITY AND FAMILY MEOICINE
SEE ALSO Family MEDICINE
Clinic to cljse; pregnant women out looking
OUKE WIND symphony
viennfse ball on tap
symphony week cites PERSIChETTI
ouke/ourham relations
see ouke univ.. town and gown rflations
ouke/unc computer science colloquium
SEE ALSO COMPUTfRS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., COMPUTERS
MODERN DANCE AT OUKE
CREATING ART ON THE COMPUTER
DUKE/UNC OCEanOSBaPhIC CONSORTIUM
NEW RESEABCM VESSEL TO ARRIVE AT OuKE MARINE LAS ON MONDAY
DUKE'S NEW Ship
ON OUTY FOR OUKE
SHIP TO BE nEOICATEO ON OCT. 2
JONES WILL DEriCAIE VESSEL FOR RESEARCH
GUOr.EB WILL hFlP dedicate OUKE VESSEL
OMkE, UNC TakF VESSEL IN SEAUFORT CEREMONY
OUKE, UNC OFFICIALS ACCEPT VESSEL CHARTER
SHIP WITH EVERYTHING: CAPE HATTERAS CAN TALK TO STARS, DESALINATE w
5 UNIVERSITIES SHARE USE OF RESEARCH VESSEL
nuNBARTON
panel approves plan for tdwnhouses
dunn high school iharnett county, n.c.i
appointment angers slacks in harnett
Dunn high school iharnett county, n.c.i spokts, football
veteran backfleld lifts dunn's hopes in triangle 3-a race
ounn police oept.
police officer in ounn quits after dispute
fir ing was in oroer
ptliceman's •llghtstick ignites dunn controversy
dun'i policeman asks to be reinstated
tv station reports dunn chief has been ordered to besign
police chief reprimanded
duplexes
battle lines form over duplexes in hencerson
duplex dispute may continue in henderson
board hasn't taken action on duplexes
panel says duplexes meet rules
ouplin wine cellars
see also festivals, n.c.
see also wine
new n.c. wine variety to be available in m»r
"UPONT CO.
OU PONT PLANTS UNION VOTES ARE SCHEDULED
Durham, N.C.
SEE ALSO DIRECTORY OF DURHAM COUNTY RESOURCES
SEE ALSO CuBham Chamber of COMMERCE
CAUSTIC COMMENTS
DURHAM SUNSET
PR IDE IN CITY, STATE
RALfIGM TOPS IN N.C. IN COST-OF-L IVING POLL
JOIN, OR DIE. ICARTOUNI
SCMFCNE'S IN THE KITCHEN WITH MABEL LITTLE
TfllANiiLE BANKS HIGH AMONG PLACES TO LIVE
ONE OF THE BEST PLACES FOR LIVING
DuBham, N.C, ALL-AMERICAN CITY PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO ALL-AMERICAN CITIES
ALL-amebICAN city GETS SANFORO PUSH
IUPhAM, N.C
SFE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SFE ALSO
SEE ALSO
DURHAM
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EFFECT OF ANNEXATION ON BUSINESSES
cEGIN AGGRESSIVE CROwTh POLICY
'ILLI3N FOR SEwER PLANT
ACE
:RS ANNEXATION, LYNNHAVEN
'PENEO TO OLD-FaShIONEO FREEDOM OF CHOICE?
ET SEPT. 8
TION HEARING
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NOEPENOENCE PLACE
DELAYED IN ANNEXED AREA
C HFARING--PROPUSEO ANNEXATION lAOl
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CITY ANNEXATION
NOT USED IN SEVERAL YEARS
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H 2 1/22/91 A I 1 N
H 2 5/09/81 A 5 P N
S212/0 7/81C 3 N
H 2 7/25/91 C I N W24
H 2 lO/M/81 A 10 N
H 2 10/23/81 D 3 P N
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1 1
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9/2<./8l
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8/Ol/Pl
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3/07/81
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8/08/81
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9/13/81
1
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3
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10/03/81
1
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S 2
10/03/81
1
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H 2
10/0<./Pl
1
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S 2
10/10/31
3
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N
H 2
7/15/81
B
10
N
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5/29/81
A
8
N
a/30/Bl G 10
7/02/91
7/03/81
7/03/Bl
7/a'./Rl
7/09/81
7/l'./Bl
1 7/03/91 e 1
1 7/09/81 B 1
I 7/11/81 B I
1 7/15/91 B I
H 2 10/25/Bl A 7 N
H 2 11/12/81 A 7 N
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7/28/81
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3/16/81
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11/J3/91
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12/10/81
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7/J1/81
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H 2
7/25/81
A
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7/25/81
A
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S93
7/27/81
A
N
K90
H 2
7/29/81
a
N
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S 2
7/28/81
B
N
K90
S 2
8/03/81
C
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M 2
B/0<./BI
A
L
H 2
3/04/81
3
N
S 2
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B
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S 2
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A
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8/11/81
B
N
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8/11/81
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S 2
3/12/81
A
N
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H 2
3/13/81
A I
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M 2
3/15/81
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9/17/81
A
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8/13/81
B
N
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5 2
8/18/81
A
N
U57
S 2
8/16/81
B
N
583
H 2
8/19/81
A
N
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CnUNClL"AN BAPS CITY MANAGER
SaSTE PLANTS VIUATERULES,
INDEX
12/31/81
INNEXATION iapi
SUBJECTS
PAGE 1'7
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ANNEAAIION PLANS ORAM FIRE
fITT7FNS OPPOSE ANNEXATION
CITY COUNCIL RESEMBLES DICTATORSHIP
?';?^"Q'S5Y'°BOO.Jo5"iN WATER BILLING SUITS
oi^HAi "" riROP 13-.CRE TRACT FROH ANNEXATIO
CITY "AY NOT ADO -OOuGHNUT HOLE'
COUNCIL TO COnSIOER SLICING «IiN| « ' ' 'O^l, . , .„
CITY COUNCIL DROPS PLANS TO ANNEX 13-ACRE TB
GROUP GETS ANNEXATION
^sS;^V:;E^N?A?KF05cruRGES HIGHER -.GES
iT.l,l\lir. li'Vtl J^ SSs'JJI^ELAY OF ANN
CANOIDiTES: SERVICES EXTENSION BOON TO CITY
PANEL NIxES ANNEXATION DELAY |I0,,„^
COUNTY RESIDENTS TO FIGHT ANNEXATION
SniD"e.^?S%L'JN'f5'F?SH?"ALEXAT,0N
?;?^G?^^:i;s"L'cirSlTS PIECEMEAL ANNEXATION
EXAIION VOTE
Nfy COUNCIL MUST TiCKLE OLD PROBLEM
nuRHAM. N.C., AUCTION OF SURPLUS CITY EQUIPMENT
"cIIY^STr'eEt's-EEPER on THE AUCTION BLOCK
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DATE
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9/09/61
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9/18/81
9/21/Bl
9/22/Bl
9/22/al
9/2a/Bl
9/29/81
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10/13/81
10/13/81
10/13/81
10/14/81
10/l<./81
10/16/81
10/20/81
10/20/81
10/29/81
lO/28/ei
10/30/81
11/19/81
11/19/81
11/23/81
12/08/81
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beautification program
1AM, N.C.. BEAUIIFILAI lUN "-"U";""
SEE ALSO Clean community system
'cl iisn KFFP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
^'^J„£fer„;RTLF5 Say LINE SOME EXPRESSWAY
EXITS
2 5/07/81 e 1
2 6/07/ai C 1
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"'^'^ErA;'s^-JutSr?I??^8SNT!^rS^^.CIPAL BOARDS. COMM^
SFE ALSO PURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
PBOCEDuBcS REVIEW PLANNED „ , ,
1^ bIcOMMENDED =03 2 CITY PANELS
APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR BOARDS
COUNCILMAN BAPS RELATIONS PANEL
COUNCIL OUI OF 1 IME ,,,,„. c-
APPOINTMENTS STUDY QUESTIONED
3 30ARD' HAVE VACANCIES
CITY POSITIONS TO OPEN
NOMINATION DRAWS CLAIM OF CONFLICT
Sic'i^ER^^^JHoSALl'BSlR^D .PFLICATION ^^„
ARCHER w THDRAWS APPLICATION FQR BOARD
PLEDGER, GRIFFIN ARGUE INCIDENT
ATTORNEY SEES NO CONFLICT
SQUABBLING IS NO ANSWER
l^:^.lV,n ^e"rnsM'«2?'S?vE 10 VACANCIES ON BOARD TO FILL
VACAllciFS FILLED ON AD JUSTMENT BOARD
CITY SEEKS APPLICATIONS FOR VACANCIES
PUBhaM, N.C, BONO RATING
in iil°o CtlSn;"; :i:^:: ^HS^Upal investment program
SEE ALSO ruRHAM FINANCE DIVISION
^^!Rn^?Rli°?2:j0ETrS00ST CITY'S BONO RATING
°"""'s,LR:;;'M-BorfATE improves
NOMINATIONS
S/06/81
5/07/81
5/12/81
5/21/81
5/21/81
6/19/81
6/19/81
7/09/81
7/10/Bl
7/11/81
7/16/81
7/16/81
7/17/81
7/17/81
7/20/81
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3/04/81
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DURHAM, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C
BOND RATING
REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM FINANCE DIVISION „.„.,c„cuT
SEE ALSO oGrham office OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT
riTY COUNCIL TO GET BUDGET ON MAY 18
C TY SCHOnCs ASKING COUNTY FOR MORE CASH
FUND BEOUESTS FROM AGENCIES GOING TO OEPTS.
COUNCIL SCHEDULES BUDGET HEARINGS
PROPOSED CITY BUDGET ASKS NO JAX HIKE
CITY MANAGER WANTS TO UPDATE PLAN
C TY WATER, SEwER RATE INCREASES SOUGHT
PROPOSED CTY BUDGET TRIMS AGENCY REOUESTS
CITY MAY BEDUCE SUPPORT FOR 11 NON-CITY AGENCIES
KEY SERVICES MUST COME FIRST
EoS£WHe°rIcoSsIDE?S°h JiNG PROGRAM GRANT
CnSS TTEE HOPES TO FINISH BUD"!; 'SiHgS?""
GROUP SAYS INCREASE WILL HIT HOMEOWNERS
BOABO TO RECONSIDER FEES
UNIFORM wAIffl, SEWER RATES SOUGHT
SPLIT PAY RAISES MAY CAUSE CITY PROBLEMS
ROLL-OUT POPS UP AGAIN
PANEL BACKS CITY SUOGET . TAX LID ^cor^ire
PANFL INCREASES FUNDING ON FINAL DAY OF HEARINGS
SURPLUS AIOS NON-CITY AGENCIES
COMMITTEE SNuRS SALE OF PLOTS
PflUPOSAL WOULD TRIM FUNDS FOR EDGEMONT
UNCOMPROMISING DUO ,,^,. „„-,
HEARING ON CUTS MAY AFFECT POOL
CITY CUMHITTEE TO CONSIOER BUDGET
COMMITTEE QUESTIONS FUNDING OF PROGRAM
BUDGET OK ENUS WORK MARATHON ^,,^^^^
CITY COUNCIL DELAYS VOTING ON BUDGET
ALL CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET 9 PERCENT HIKE
RATES DELAY BUDGET VOTE
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5/08/al
5/19/81
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5/20/81
5/21/81
5/22/91
5/22/ei
5/25/ei
5/26/81
5/26/81
5/27/ei
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5/27/91
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6/01/91
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5/01/81 - U/3l/m
SjPJECTS
P»tt ISo
1/10/82
SURPLUS 01S»PPE«R5. iGESCIES f£EL EFFECTS
NF« «arES JATFS «1N P»NEL"S O^
CrMHITTEE aESTCȣS FUNDS
CPUNCfL D«S dUDCET; TAX PATE IS SA-F
CITY WATE«, SAE1.EP 3ATES TC RISE
CC"»ITTEE SxITCh STBaINS 'ELATla.s
A ■ELCO'-E SREaTmEP
FOEFOOM OF TmOuCmT AND TAKES
BAPTISTS CAN'T DICTATE C!T» TAI SPENOI.MG
APTS OesE'VE TAJ tONEV
acency coitbacts ok'o: "Onitohing sugcesieo
CITY covsioEas -iej ca^'P^JTEa
COwITIEE vniFs TO TRADE IN OL CITY COMPUTER
CGu".CIL"e'« OuERY \£F[; fQs (.f^ COMPUTER SYSTEM
LOGICAL UPJ4TI-,G
CITY EMPLOYEES GET PAY RAISES
hEalT" OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR FEDERAL Funding CUTS
CITY "AY NOT Raise needed money in ti"e to auY ymca
DuR>-A" Faces trsde-offs to survive Cjts
CANOITATES: Changes needed in CITY'S TAX 3ASE
NErt COUNCIL MUST Tackle old proslem
CRITIERIA CHANGE "ay BOOST CITY'S BOND RATING
nuPMAM, N.C.. SuOGET CUTS
Children: our coh-itment
dodging a tax increase
<=y sfrvices "ust come first
P'nFl studies city =!uD&ET
INCENTIVE PLAN'S END SUGGESTEr'
dR=i<T,iROUGH HEAD GETS BONuS
C^""1TTEE RFcO'jSIDERS h I R I NG PROGRA" GRANT
FU'.IING PROPOSAL APPEALED
Cn""lITFE mPPFS TT FINISH BUDGET TOMORROH
SPLIT PAY RAISES "AY CAUSE CITY PROBLEMS
R^LL-TUT PJPS UP AGAIN
PANEL JACKS CITY "UDGET, TAX LID
PANEL iNCREASfs Funding on final day cf hearings
SURPLUS AIDS NON-CITf AGENCIES
PROPOSAL WOULD TRM FUNDS FOR E^GEMONT
OAY-CARF PROGRa" facing OPhILL battle
DAY-CARE PROGRa" called OFF
LACK OF Funds ends summer day care
Surplus disappears, AGENCIES FEEL EFFECTS
COMMITTEE RESTORES FuNDS
CITY <ATER. SAE.ER RATES TO RISE
9 POSITIONS MAY oE LOST
NINE CcTa OFFICIALS MAY LOSE JOBS
BUDGET CuTS Threaten OUR ycunG
PANEL E'lOORSES CITY MANAGER'S CUTS IN CETA
COMMITTEE APPROVES CUTS
HARVARD STUDY fcACKS DURHAM CETa POST
CETA fcpyTY aACEn
El'OGET Cuts send SCHOOLS SEARCHING FOR VOLUNTEERS
DURHAM PROJECTS JOOGE CUTS
"uRham. n.C. "US SCHEDULES
ajS STOP ShOuLO be ADDED
COUNCIL Pa.iEL to kEIGh TRANSIT GRANT
MYNN: CUTTING NIGHT BUSES DEVASTATING TO DURHAM TECH
CDNTINUFD NIGHT buS SERVICE IN DURHAM GETS PANEL OX
COUNCIL PANEL REBUFFS 310 FOR NIGHT BUS CUTS
eoUNClL SEEKS DELAY OF BUS TEST
STUDY NEEDED JEFORE EUS ROUTES ARE CUT
SURVEY TO GAUGE 3u S RIDERSHIP
BUS curs DELAY POSSIBLE
ou»E PuwtR oks Bus Cut delay
Cuts on TnD 3uS routes postponed until February
bus riders unaware of cuts
COUNCIL Qui END OF NIChT BuS SERVICE
CITIZENS TO OPPOSE END OF NIGHT 3US SERVICE
COUNCIL VOTE TO END NIGhT BUS SERVICE DRAWS FIRF
council lets us down
mayor: finding tr an spf^rt at 1 on is tqp priority
reed questions 'new direction'
DEMO PRECINCT Chairman raps MAYOR'S VOTE
PANEL DISCUSSES BUS VOTE
DURHAM, N.C, Bus STUDY
SEE ALSO Durham CITY COUNCIL, BUS STUDY COMMITTEE
BUS stuOy grant is endorsed
CUIDELINES ON CITY SUITS TO BE STUDIED
STuflY OUTLINES CITY ALTERNATIVES ON BUS SYSTEM
GRANT FUNDS BUS STuDY
PANFl backs BUS STUDY GRANT
CCUNCIL SEEKS DELAY OF BUS TEST
STUDY NEEDED BEFORE BUS ROUTES ARE CjT
Survey to Gauge Bus RIOERShIP
Bos Cuts delay POSSIBLE
OufHAM, N.C "USES
SEE ALSO Bus FARES
SEE ALSO PUS Shelters
SEE ALSO Durham CITY COUNCIL, BUS STuOY COMMITTEE
see alS'D Durham union bus STATION
SEE ALS'! SCHOOL Bus DRIVERS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., busing
Pare hike approved for Durham buses
Bus RATE HIKE approval Fuels citizen's criticism
COUNCIL PANEL TO WEIGH TRANSIT GRANT
PANEL DELAYS APPOINTMENTS TO ECONOMIC TASK FORCE
COMMITTEE DELAYS TASK FORCE
STATE Pushes city on TRANSIT SYSTEM
UNIT NEEas W3IJE Bus facts
notice df transit increase
city bus fares td increase
Buses line up
bus fares increase saturday
bus study grant is enoqpsed
guidelines on city suits to be stu0i60
study outlines city alternatives on bus system
grant funds bus study
PANEL BACKS Bus STUDY GRANT
wynn: Cutting NIGhT BUSES DEVASTATING TO OuRmam TECh
CONTINUED NIGHT BUS SERVICE IN DURHAM GETS PANEL OK
COUNCIL PANFL REBUFFS BID FOR NIGHT BUS CUTS
COUNCIL SEEKS DfLAY OF BUS TEST
study needed refqre bus routes are cut
survey to gauge bus rioership
bus cuts delay possible
Duke power Oks puS Cut delay
Cuts on two bus routes postpcieo until February
bui riders unaware of cuts
COUNCIL OKS END OF NIGhT BuS SERVICE
CITWfNS TD OPPOSE End OF NIGHT BUS SERVICE
CCijNClL VOTE TO END NIGHT BUS SERVICE DRAWS FIRE
COUNCIL lfts us down
C ^G L P ?YL
S 2
6/13/Rl C
N OS",
H 2
6/l>)/»I fa
N H68
S 2
6/lP/ai C
N
H 2
6/25/81 A
P N SSI
S 2
6/23/Pl A
N OS".
S 2
4/2'./»l A
P N 054
S 2
i/Z'./Sl A
E
H 2
6/28/91
E
H 2
6/23/31
L
H 2
T/H/ai A
L
H 2
7/21/ei B
N W3t
H 2
9/06/R1 B
N W36
H 2
8/07/ai b
N W36
S 2
3/07/Bl B
N K90
S 2
8/10/31 A
E
S 2
3/2I/ai C
N K-)0
S 2
3/31/31 C
N F30
S 2
?/05/3l A
N K^O
S 2
10/02/31 A
N K90
S 2
0/a3/»l A
N KOO
S 2
2/33/Pl 4
E
S 2
12/2'»/8l e
N K'JO
H 2
5/ll/ei A
A
5 2
5/20/31 A
e
S 2
5/21/ei A
c
H 2
5/22/31 C
N W36
H 2
5/22/91 C
N
S 2
5/22/31 A
N OS".
S 2
5/22/31 C
N 054
H 2
5/2V31 a
P N
S 2
5/25/31 C
N 054
S 2
5/27/91 C
N 054
S 2
5/27/91 C
N 054
H 2
5/29/31 B
N W36
S 2
5/2n/ai C
N 054
S 2
5/30/31 A
N 054
S 2
6/02/3 1 A
N 054
H 2
6/D3/91 e
N S51
H 2
6/10/91 B
N S51
S 2
O/10/91 C
N
S 2
6/19/91 C
N 054
5 2
6/10/31 C
N
S 2
6/23/91 A
N 054
S 2
7/11/31 A
N
H 2
7/11/31 3
N W36
S 2
7/13/31 A
L
H 2
7/2''/61 B
N W36
S 2
7/2'./31 C
N <90
S 2
7/25/31 A
N KSO
H 2
7/31/91 C
N
S 2
10/12/31 C
N 008
S 2
12/19/31 A
N F30
H 2
5/22/91 A
L
H 2
6/J'./91 A
2<.
N W36
S 2
11/07/81 A
N DGa
S 2
12/09/31 A
N K90
H 2
12/10/81 B
N S51
S 2
12/17/ei A
N K90
5 2
2/17/31 A
L
S 2
2/17/31 C
N K^O
H 2
12/19/81 C
1 1
N 3B1
S 2
12/1R/31 A
N
H 2
.2/21/91 A
1 1
N
5 2
12/21/31 c
N K90
H 2
2/22/91 A
N S51
S 2
12/22/31 C
N K90
M 2
12/23/31 B
N S51
S 2
2/24/81 A
F
S 2
12/2<./Pl C
N K9n
S 2
12/30/31 C
N K90
H 2
12/31/91
N S51
5 2
12/31/31 C
N K90
H 2
8/06/91 C
5
N
H 2
3/27/ai D
N
S 2
10/09/31 C
N K90
S 2
ID/22/»l C
N K90
H 2
10/23/91 E
N SSI
S 2
12/17/31 A
N K90
S 2
12/17/81 A
L
S 2
12/17/91 C
N <90
B 2
12/19/31 C
N ?81
H 2
5/23/31
N
S 2
5/23/81
1 054
M 2
6/04/91
N W3&
M 2
6/05/91
17
N W36
S 2
6/D5/31
N 054
6/22/81
N 054
S 2
6/22/»l
N 054
S 2
7/21/31
A
S 2
7/22/»l
N
S 2
7/29/91
P P T37
H 2
7/30/81
N
H 2
3/06/91
15
N
H 2
d/27/91
N
S 2
10/08/91
N K90
5 2
10/22/31
N K90
H 2
10/23/91
N S51
S 2
U/07/91
N DD9
S 2
12/09/31
N K90
H 2
12/10/31
N S51
S 2
12/17/91
N K90
S 2
12/17/31
L
S 2
12/17/31
N K90
H 2
12/19/91
1 1
N sal
S 2
12/19/91
N
M 2
12/21/91
11
"f
S 2
12/21/31
N K90
H 2
12/22/81
N S5l
S 2
12/22/31
N K90
H 2
12/23/91
B
N S51
S 2
12/24/31
A
F
HONTMLY/A
INDEX
SUBJECTS
PICE l^f
HirOR: FINOINr, Tn JNSPnRT AT inN 15 TOP PRIORITY
RFEn QUfSTIDNS -NEW DIRECTION'
OEMO PRECINCT CHAIR'IAN RAPS MAYOR'S VOTF
PANEL DISCUSSES BUS VOTE
DURHAM, N.C.. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
SEE DURHA><, 'J.C-, HISTORY
OURHAMi N.C.. CHARTER
SEE OURHA" CITY CHARIER
OURhaM, N.C* CITY
SEE ALSO AMERICA
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSn DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. ST
SEE ALSO MAOES.
CITY HONORS JO
PERSONNEL CHAN
^6 CASES PENDI
CITY TO STOHY
LI)JU1»E LEAVES
CITY TC ADVERT
PRINT SHOP IMP
NINE CETA OFF I
MAYOR. MANAGE"
DEPART ING JFf I
JACKSON SERVET
VICTORIOUS TcA
GUIDEL INES ON
SmEATING O.J jn
CITY MAY CailNS
COUNSELING PAY
PRIVATE RFSPON
WHY HIRE OUTSt
CITY HONORS !<•
EMPLOYEES
N FEDERATION OF STATE. COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
CI TY CLERK'S OFF ICE
CITY COUNCIL. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
COUNTY. N.C. EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYEE HEALTH SERVICE
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS OFFICE
PERSONNEL OEPT.
ATE PERSONNEL ACT
DURHAM
WORKERS
GES PROPOSED
NG
WATER USE
INSPECTIONS
ISE POST
RESSES CITY HALL VISITORS
CIALS MAY LOSE JOBS
TO FIELD TEAMS
CIAL SAYS CITY DOING BETTER ON HIRING
ELL
M
CITY SUITS TO BE STUDIED
6 IS PLEASURE
EL WORKERS
S OFF
S laiL ITY
OERS?
LONGTIME EMPLOYEES
OURHAM. N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES. PRIVACY ACT
see durham, n.c. city employees
see ourham personnel oept.
see n.c state personnel privacy act
Durham, n.c city employees, residency requirements
rule is slowing search for clerk
task not impossible
ourham, n.c. city employees. salaries
uniform water. sewer rates sought
split pay raises may cause city problems
panel backs city "udget. tax lid ^
group approves salary increases
city committee to consider budget
city council delays voting on budget
all city employees to get ■? percent hike
city employees get pay raises
durham. n.c. city employees. solicitation policy
SEE ALSO Charities
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO N.C OFFICE OF SOLICITATION LICENSING
CITY COUNCIL DROPS PLANS TO ANNEX 13-ACRE TRACT
OURHAM, N.C. CITY GARAGE
SEE DURHAM CENTRAL SERVICE CENTER
OURHAM. N.C.
SEE DURHAM,
CITY OF MEDICINE'
N.C. MEDICAL INDUSTRY
DURHAM. N.C. CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO COHNTOHN DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO Durham civic center iolO'
SEE ALSO DURHAM PROGRESS CROUP
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM
10 HOTEL DEVELOPERS MAKE INQUIRIES ABOUT DURHAM
HOTEL-CIVIC C=NTER PACKAGING SAID CLOSE"
A POSITIVE CLIMATE
DURHAM: BRIGHTER PICTURE EMERGING
PANEL BACKS CITY BUDGET, TAX LID
EXPRESSWAY, hOTEl-CIVIC CENTER AT TOP OF CHAMBER PRIORITY LIST
hotfl stuoy is Said to need morf work
officials upturn study for research
MEETINGS: IF The PU3LIC PAYS, LET THE PUBLIC GAZE
REPORT ON MOTEL-CIVlC CENTER DUE SOON
EDITED REPORT DUE IN 3 WEEKS
EDITED STUDY OF HOTEL TO BE RELEASED JULY 23
BACK ON THE FRONT BURNER
DOWNTOWN GROUP ACCEPTS CIVIC CENTER-HOTEL REPORT
CIVIC CENTER-HOTEL CALLED A GOOD IDEA
CURRENT SIGNS ON GO FOR DOWNTOWN COMPLEX
CIVIC CENTER - WHO'LL Pay FOR IT?
15 DEVELOPERS' NAMES NOT RELEASED
CIVIC COMPLEX MOVES FORWARD
SITE PLANS PRECEDE FUNDS SEARCH
CONFUSION MARKS NAME OF DOWNTOWN UNIT
CREPE MYRTLES MAY LINE SOME EXPRESSWAY EXITS
THE FULL-OF-MOLf S SECRECY ARGUMENT
MORE VENTURES EYED FOR COMPLEX
GROUP MAY ADO TRAINING UNIT
CIVIC CENTER, HOTEL COULD BEGIN WITHIN YEAR
CITY COMPLEX START POSSIBLE NEXT YEAR
CIVIC CENTER: MAYBE IT'S NOT SO REMOTE NOW
CANDIDATES SPAR OVER DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
PUSH FOB CIVIC CENTER EXPECTED TO CONTINUE
CITY BLOCK EYFD by DEVELOPERS
MARKHAM'S REACTION TO FEDERAL PLAN SPARKS DOWNTOWN CONCERN
OOWNTO-N CORP. INTERESTED IN BLOCK NORTH OF MORGAN
NO COMMENT AVAILABLE ON LOCATION
CDRREC TION
GROUP TO RECOMMEND CIVIC CENTER DEVELOPER
AT LONG LAST. . .
DURHAM. N.C, CIVIC CLUBS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CIVIC CLUBSI
SEE ALSO COUNCIL Of CIVIC CLUBS OF GREATER DURHAM
CIVIC CLUBS URGED TO CONFRONT SERIOUS PROBLEMS
LOvETT: CITY NEEDS STRONG LEADERSHIP
HANDICAPPED PERSONS BEING USED AS PAWNS
CIVIC CLUBS OFF The HOOK
DURHAM, N.C. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
P
DATE
s
:
c PC
L P BYL
S 2 12/2<>/ni C 1 N K<)D
^ 2 l2/30/ni C 1 N K90
H 2 12/31/91 El N S'il
S 2 12/31/BI C 1 N K90
s
2
5/01/81
N
s
2
5/23/Bl
N
054
s
2
5/29/fll
N
s
2
6/25/81
1 P
N
054
s
2
7/ul/Sl
I P
F
054
5
2
7/02/81
N
S
2
7/07/81
e
1 P
N
054
H
7/11/81
e
N
W36
H
2
7/15/81
B
10
N
H
2
7/16/81
B
N
W36
S
2
7/17/81
A
E
s
2
7/22/81
c
1 P
P
S76
H
2
9/27/81
D
N
s
2
a/29/81
A
3 P
N
U57
s
2
9/ 1/81
8
N
K9a
s
2
9/ 7/81
A
E
H
2
9/21/81
A
E
H
2
10/ 1/81
D
L
H
2
U/Oit/Rl
A
N
S5l
s
2
12/09/81
C 1
N
s
2
12/11/Bl
A 4
E
H
2
5/27/81
C 1
N
W36
s
2
5/27/81
C 1
N
054
M
2
S/28/81
B 1
N
W36
S
2
5/28/81
A 12
N
054
H
2
6/11/81
e 1
N
H36
H
2
6/16/Bl
A 1
N
W36
s
2
6/16/ai
C 1
N
054
s
2
3/21/Bl
C 1
N
K90
H 2 9/22/81 6 I
S 2
5/04/81
1 N
054
S 2
5/18/81
1 N
054
H 2
5/20/81
E
H 2
5/24/81
T F
A20
M 2
5/28/81
N
W36
H 2
5/28/81
N
H 2
5/29/ai
N
F78
S 2
5/29/81
N
K90
H 2
6/03/81
E
H 2
6/08/81
N
M09
S 2
6/08/91
N
K90
H 2
7/08/91
A I
N
H 2
7/23/81
E
S 2
7/23/81
N
K90
H 2
7/24/81
N
A20
S 2
7/25/81
E
H 2
7/26/81
N
A20
S 2
7/27/81
N
S93
H 2
7/28/81
E
S 2
7/29/91
N
K90
S 2
7/29/81
N
S83
H 2
7/3D/81
N
H 2
8/D6/8I
E
H 2
9/14/81
N
M09
S 2
9/14/81
N
S 2
9/21/91
N
K90
H 2
9/22/81
N
BBI
H 2
9/23/81
E
H 2
10/14/81
N
S5l
S 2
11/05/81
N
593
H 2
11/10/31
N
331
S 2
12/02/81
N
X16
H 2
12/11/81
N
B8I
S 2
12/11/81
N
H 2
12/12/81
N
H 2
12/21/81
3
N
M09
H 2
12/30/91
A 4
E
H 2
7/31/81
B
,N
MD4
S 2
7/31/81
C
'n
DD8
H 2
10/07/91
A 4
L
H 2
10/16/81
B 1
N
351
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
CI r* CQ'iSIOf^S NEW CaMPUT€R
Cnf^lITfE VOIfS TO TRaOf IN QLO CITY COMPUTER
COUHCICEN CjFBY -lEEO FOR NEH COMPUTER SYSTEM
LOGICAL UPOAIIN'".
ANNEXATIOI METhOO GETS COUNCIL OK
OURMA- TO L.ET nfl COMPUTER
OUPmam, N.C. CCNT3ACT OIOOINO
SEE ALSO euILOING CONTRACTORS ,^,.
SEE ALSO PRIVATE CONTRACTORS I fOR FEDERAL EHPLOYEESI
FIRETRuCKS TO ASPIRIN ARE ON SHOPPING LIST
OuRMAM, N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE ALSn nuRHAH, N.C, CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO ruRHAM. N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
S'E AIST DURHAM PROGRESS GROUP
SEE ALSO UR'iAN OEVELOOMENT ACTION GRANTS
DURHAM SAID IN TOP FIVE FOR REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
A POSI T I VE Climate
HAN=S: INVESTING IN ARTS CAN REDEVELOP INNER CITY
DURHA"; 5RIGHTEB PICTURE EMERGING ,,„„,
DURHAM AND THE RESEARCH PARK: NEw LOOK AT THE GROWTH FACTORS
DURHAM'S FlaiT UNION BLDG. RAISES RENT FOR OFFICE SPACE
DURHA" Investor dead at 71
OURHA- INVESTOR OIES ,^.,^ ,^.^^r
U.S. GJVT. Showing INTEREST IN DOWNTOWN OFFICE LEASES
FIRMS PLAN TO EXPAND DOWNTOWN
DURHAM Businesses expanding offices
UP9EAT NOTE FOR DOWNTOWN
SACK ON THE FRONT bURNER
OOWNTOWH GROUP accepts CIVIC CENTER-HOTEL REPORT
CIVIC CFNTcR-hQTcL CALLED A GOOD IDEA
GFNFRAL TELEPHONE KEEPS FAITH IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM
CURRENT SUNS ON GO FOR OOwNTOwN COMPLEX
CIVIC CENTER - WHTLL PAY FOR IT?
IS DEVELOPERS' NAMES NOT RELEASFO
Civic COMPLFl MOVES FORWARD
SIIF PLANS PRECFOE FUNDS SEARCH
CO'.fuSION MARKS NAME OF DOWNTOWN UNIT
ARCHITECT: DOWNTOWN TO RETURN AS HEART OF CITY
TRUST BUILDING TO GET RENOVATIONS
GROUP MAY ADD TRAINING UNIT
FFOS GIVE UP ON MOVING RESEARCH :iFFICE DOWNTOWN
ARMY ENDS SEARCH FOR DOWNTOWN SPACE
CIVIC CENTER. MOTEL COULO BEGIN WITHIN YEAR
CITY CO"PLE« START POSSIBLE NEXT YE4R
Civic CENTER: MAYBE IT'S NOT SO REMOTE NOW
DEVELOPER PLANS TO OPEN BRIGhTLEAF By OCT.
BUSINESS RESTORES LIFE TO LITTLE FIVE POINTS
LITTLE FIVE POINTS RENEWAL FUNDING NOT YET ALLOCATED
REVIVING downtown; 3 BASIC STEPS
MAYOR URGES FUNDING TO IMPROVE DOWNTOWN
CANDIDATES SPAR OVER DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
1ST OFFICE CONOOMINIUM UNDER WAY DOWNTOWN
LAW BUILDING WAS FIRST
RODENHIZER* MAfiKMAM VARY ON ANNEXATION ISSUE
LAND USE, RESIDENTS SPLIT 2 CANDIDATES
AT-LABGE HOPEFULS: SERVICES MUST BE PROVIDED
DEVELOPMENT IS TOP PRIORITY
REOFvElOPERS SOUGHT FOR MAYTI SECTION
CITY PLOCK £»E0 OY DEVELOPERS
PRIVATE INVESTMENT URGEP FOR DOWNTOWN ,„.,,„.
NARKHAM'S REACTION TO FEDERAL PLAN SPARKS DOWNTOWN CONCERN
DOWNTOWN CORP. INTERESTED IN BLOCK NORTH OF MORGAN
NO COMMENT AVAILABLE ON LOCATION
COflPECTTON
NF- BUSINESSES SOUGHT FOR HAYTI
AT LONG LAST. . .
DURHAM, N.C., OuwnTOWN DWELLING
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM , , ,„ , ^ ,r
DOWNTOWN njRHAH - A GREAT PLACE TO LIVt IF. . .
NEW MAYOR MAY BE BOOST TO DOWNTOWN LIVING EFFORT
DURHAM, N.C, ECONOMY
SEE ECONOMY, DURHAM
DURHAM, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM, PRIMARIES
DURHAM, N.C, ELECTIONS, PRIMARY
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM, PRIMARIES
DURHAM, N.C., FILM MAKING
SFE ALSO Durham county centennial film
SEE ALSO F ILMMAK ING
FIRM AIDED LIBRARY GROUP
COUNTY'S CENTENNIAL FILM MAY BE READY THIS MONTH
COMMISSION REPORTS ON DURHAM FILM
'BRAINSTORM' DATE, CAST ARE CHANCED
MOVIELAND
DUKE PICKED FOR FILM SHOTS
OUKE TO BE FILMING SITE
THEY'RE HUNTING FOR A GOVERNOR
LOGICAL PLACE FOR A PREMIERE
TRUMBULL TRYING NEW TECHNIQUES
'BRAINSTORM' STARS ARRIVE IN TRIANGLE
SCHEDULING PREVENTS HUNT FROM PLAYING HIMSELF IN FILM
NATALIE wOOO A BUSY LAOY
HUNT HOSTS "DVIF STARS , „, ,
HUNT, STARS SHARE STAGE IN 'BRAINSTORM' GATHERING
oREikFaST at HUNT'S
ACTRESS DUE AN APOLOGY
FILMING STARTS ON 'BRAINSTORM'
HUNT HELPS 'JRAINSIORM,
DURHAM HAS A 'BRAINSTORM'
BOARD SEES Hir.ML IGHTS
FILM HUNTER SEES 'BRAINSTORM' BENEFITS
DURHAM, N.C, FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO Durham city SCHOOLS, FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN VISITORS
BUENOS DIAS, SE'iORA: BIENVENIOAI
MRS. LOPEZ PORTILLO TOURS INSTITUTE
VISITING AMERICA
DANISH VISITORS NEED HOSTS
FRENCH VISITOR LAUDS U.S.
GIFTS FRO" ENGLANO
FOuR JAPANESE TEACHERS TO VISIT DURHAM SCHOOLS
FOUR AFRICAN FGUCATORS VISIT N.C. CENTRAL
CHINESE JOURNALIST HOPES TO BRIDGE COUNTRYS' GAP
N
F
s
i
1
L
T
Y
P
DATE
c
PC
L
P
3YL
H
9/06/ai
B
I
N
W36
H
a/07/81
B
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N
wit
S
B/07/ai
B
1
N
K90
s
a/io/ai
A
1*
E
H
3/ia/ai
f
1
N
W36
s
8/ll/fll
A
l*
N
s ^
5/15/ai
A
N
K90
H 2
5/20/ai
A 4
E
s ?
5/21/ai
C
P N
86 1
H 2
5/24/81
A
T F
A20
H ?
5/2<./ei
D
P F
H '
6/12/81
A 1"
N
F79
H !
6/13/81
A
N
F78
S 2
6/18/91
C
N
H 2
6/2S/fll
A
N
F79
H 2
7/lS/fll
B
N
F7a
S 2
T/ls/ai
N
S 2
7/21/Bl
E
H 2
7/23/81
A «
E
S 2
7/23/ni
A
N
K9D
H 2
7/24/81
A
N
A20
H 2
7/2'i/BI
E
S 2
7/25/81
E
H 2
7/26/81
A
N
A2n
S 2
7/27/81
C
N
sa3
H 2
7/28/81
E
S 2
7/21/81
C
N
K90
S 2
7/2<l/ai
C
N
S83
S 2
8/29/81
N
S33
S 2
8/2')/81
N
583
S 2
?/l<./81
N
H 2
9/17/81
N
X13
S 2
9/17/81
A 1
N
S 2
9/21/81
M
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H 2
J/22/81
N
38 1
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9/23/81
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9/2<./81
N
F78
S 2
9/2'./81
P N
K90
S 2
9/25/81
P N
K90
H 2
10/09/81
I C
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10/13/81
N
K90
H 2
lO/l'./ai
1 N
S5l
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10/26/81
1 N
S83
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10/27/91
1 N
S 2
10/28/81
1 G
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lD/29/81
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K90
S 2
10/30/81
1 C
K90
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10/30/31
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008
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ll/D7/ei
3 N
K90
H 2
11/10/81
1 N
881
S 2
12/J2/ai
N
K90
S 2
12/02/81
N
<16
H 2
12/11/81
1 N
381
S 2
12/11/81
N
H 2
12/12/81
5 N
S 2
12/22/91
1 N
K90
H 2
12/30/81
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S 2 11/25/81 C
H
6/Ol/Rl
A
L
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7/D1/81
3
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7/01/81
C
p
N
F30
7/23/81
B
N
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7/31/81
A
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3/27/81
A
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8/27/81
A
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A
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9/0<./«I
A
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9/07/81
a
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9/17/81
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9/22/81
A
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9/23/81
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A
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9/2'./91
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9/27/81
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10/08/81
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C
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12/05/81
C
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H
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5/22/81
B
1 N
H
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5/23/81
A
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1/10/82
SnvItTS LECTuiie AT NCCU
NCCU MOSIS RETiaED SOVIET EniTOR TOUAy
FOSMER SOVIET EniTO" HITS REAGAN'S ArlMS PROPOSAL
RETIRED SOVIET EDITOR auESTtONS PROPOSAL'S TIMING
DURHAM, N.C., Garage
SEE DURHAM CENTRAL SERVICE CENTER
DURHAM
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
OF
OU
TH
N.C.. GROWTH OEVEL
ALSO Durham, n.C
ALSO Durham, n.C,
ALSn DURHAM, N.C
ALSO DURHAM COUNTV
ALSn DURHAM PL ANN IN
ALSO DURHAM REDEVEL
ALSO ECONOMY, OURHA
ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEV
ALSO POPULATION, OU
ALSO PRHJECI JOOO
FICIAL : LIFE QUALIT
GROWTH SEEN RI
E BOULEVARD: VANGU*
iJHSITIVE CLIMATE
OOP TO STUDY CITY N
BHA": BRIGHTER PICT
AM AND The RESEAR
LnP"fcNT AT ITS WOI
PRESSWAY, HOTEL-CIV
SSnLE DURHAM 500M
,NTO«N GROUP ACCEPT
VIC CENTER-HOTEL CA
VIC COMPLEX MOVES "
XHN L IfaPAP r ViEWcO
OFFICE CONOOMINIUH
NDOMIMU'IS TO OE FN
OPMENT
ANNEXATION
CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
AND ZONING COMMISSION
OPMENT COMMISSION
ELOPMENT, DURHAM
RHAM
Y WILL REOUIRE EFFORT
SING
RO OF MERGING OF TWO CITIES
EEOS
URE EMERGING , ,„ ,
CH park: new LOOK AT THE GROWTH FACTORS
RST
IC CENTER AT TOP OF CHAMBER PRIORITY LIST
INTERESTS BANKS, INVESTORS
S CIVIC CENTER-HOTEL REPORT
LLFD a GOOD IDEA
ORWARD
AS ASSET
S PLANNED AT tl-MlLLlON COST
ERGY EFFICIENT
DURHAM, N.C, HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT
RFDEVELOPERS SOUGHT FOR HAYTI SECTION
PANEL HEARS CABLE TV REPORTS , ,,,,,
COUNCILMEN CALL HAYTI REBUILDING UNREALISTIC
CITY PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON CONTRACT
NEW COUNCIL TO STUDY HAYTI REDEVELOPMENT
HEARING SET ON RENEWAL PLAN
HAYTI ANSWER SURPRISES OFFICIALS
NEW BUSINESSES SOUGHT FOR HAYTI
DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY HALL
SEE ALSO naTIONSL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
^'jO HISTORIC AREA PLANNED
•MOUNTAIN 30Y' AWED BY OLD CITY STABLE
RESPECTING THE PAST
THE COURTHOUSE SHOULD BE USED, NOT LEFT IDLE
COUNTY OKS LIBRARY RIO
COMMISSIONERS OK SALE OF OLD COUNTY LIBRARY
LIBRARY IN GOOD HANDS
A PART OF OUR HISTORY
REPAIR WORK BEGINS
DOWN, BUT NOT OUT
NEW DEPRECIATION SWEET FOR BUSINESS
HISTORIC DURHAM: SURVEY TURNS UP 11 OLD BUILDINGS OF INTEREST
SOMEBODY UP THERE LOOKS AFTER SAINT JOE
PANEL BACKS BUS STUDY GRANT
DURHAM PRESERVATION GROUP TO GET NATIONAL RECOGNITION
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: 1ST APARTMENT BUILT IN I''l3
THE KRcSS BUILDING: 'LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY'
DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC DISTRICT
2N0 HISTORIC AREA PLANNED
DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC HOUSES
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO HISTORIC HOMFS, N.C
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
SEE ALSO PEGRAM HOUSE lOUKE UNIV. I
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
SEE ALSO STAGVTLLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY
HISTORIC DURHAM: SURVEY TURNS UP 11 OLD BUILDINGS OF INTEREST
DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO Durham county, n.C, ce
SEE also Durham COUNTY, N.C, HI
HOW TIMES DO Change: CHURCh BU
how times do chance: EFFORTS T
how times do Change: war Ended
wartime shipments caused stamp
•mountain boy* awed by old cit
HOW TIMES DO Change: welfare w
papa george. . .an uneqrgettab
'Put that gum away:' and other
old durham 'y' was world of it
from pasadena to durham after
for brantley, ccc spelled new
soldiers helped ouell lynch mo
how times do change: prizes we
how times do change: school te
star shuttle makes trouble
HOW TIMES DO Change: DURHAM WA
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: HAIR STYL
SAM BOONE HELPED BUILD UNC • S M
THE CITY THAT STRUCK GOLD TWIC
MOW TIMES DO CHANGE: PUSHED RA
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: PROMISE N
OCT. <,, 1^<>1: COLOR, FUN AND A
NEEDED: HISTORICAL SIGN
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: MANY SOUL
hOw times DO CHANGE: HAS SERVE
MORGAN'S DREAMS REALIZED 58 YE
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: FAIR RAN
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: TRUE PICT
POOL TABLE SAVED A LIFE WHEN B
HOW TIMES DO Change: ISI APART
HOW TIMES DO Change: Churches
'DOC EPPERSO'l: FORMER HEALTH
HO. TIMES 00 CHANGE: WAR PRISO
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: EARLY TRA
AN OLD WAR-HORSE: PEARL HARBOR
CONFUSION REIGNFO AS 'EGGS' FE
mO« times 00 CHANGE: UMPIRES B
MOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LIVED LIF
SHE THOUGHT OF OTHERS IN 191<.
BIG BROTHER HAD MORE ON HIS MI
ouRMA" cmristmases were rowdy
BOWL MADE HISTORIC TRIP
NTENNIAL
STORY
ILT ON ROCK
SAVE HOME FAIL
H DURHAM
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words of wisdom
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URE IS GIVEN
UILDING COLLAPSED
MENT BUILT IN 11)13
UNUSUAL ORIGINS
OEPT. DIRECTOR HAD SENSE OF HUMOR
NERS ESCAPE
FFIC TROUBLES
STILL VIVID IN W.w
LL ON HICKAM FIELD
ADLY TREATED
E OF SERVICE
LETTER TO SANTA
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11/20/81
C 7 N
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11/20/91
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12/11/81
A
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12/14/81
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12/22/81
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6/03/91
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6/07/91
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7/J6/81
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a/05/81
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8/11/81
3
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8/3D/81
1 1
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9/09/81
B
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11/13/91
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3/02/91
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N N U A L
INDEX
lJ/31/91
HUNT Chosen
•JAKE* OANCEO 10 riLO DuPmaM'S RhyTmm
Durham, n.c, Mai.n»»s
SEE AISC HOLIDAYS
$.-l«r WILL TajsE "aNDAT QCF
CITY SCHOILS CET HOLIDAY
DURma- SPLITS HOLIDAY WEEKEND
WHEN IS THE nHLIOAY-' THAT DEPENDS ON YOUR 30SS
HOST OFFICES TO CLOSE ON FINAL SU-HEri HOLIDAY
REACT «ILL HELP HOLIDAY TRAVELERS
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS LISTED
POST OFFICE JSING HOLIDAY SCHEDULE COLUHSUS DAY
DUKE'S "ID FOR GRANT ENDORSED
COURTS. SCHOOLS .riLL CLOSE
SCHOOLS. SO"E OFFICES TO BE CLOSED TODAY
HOST INSTITUTIDNS TO CLOSE FOR ThANKSCIVINC
HOST OFFICES TO BE CLOSED FRIDAY
BUSINESSES ?EGIN Closing Thursday fok yule
NE» YEAR'S Shortens -orkweek
HOLIDAY closings listed
COLLECTION TGOAY
nuRHAH, N.C.. "ASS TRANSIT
SEE OURHAH. N.C.. BUS STUDY
OUHhaH, N.C.. •'AYOR PRO-TEH
CITY COUNCIL UNITS NAHED;
NEn COUNCIL H.1YES FAST
"AYPR "ARKHAH HAKES AN AUSPICIOUS BEGINNING
^URham. n.C. »ayOP'< office
SEE alS'" hayorial campaigns
FIELO REHAi'.s s-AiL IN Durham elections
POLITICAL savvy? HIS HONOR HAS IT
HAYfk EYES RETURNING TO BUSINESS
HAY-^o-ELECT WILL flE IN OFFICE THIS WEEK
HATOR-ELEr T WANTS TOwN HALL MEETINGS
HUNT "AY FIE HAYOK PRO TEH OF NEW OjRhAH CITY COUNCIL
Evans NAHED DURHAh'S HAYOR EMERITUS
ne. council hoves fast
"ayofl hahkham hakes an auspicious beginning
The pleasure is cuss
KUDOS FOR 'hutT' Evans
HAYOR PREDICTS IMPROVING YEAR
nuPHAH, N.C.. "Eoical industry
CHAMBER TO MANAGE CITY OF MEDICINE DRIVE
Cha-bER near HIRING LEADER
SLOGAN EV-KES MENTAL PICTURE Or SICKNESS
"EDfCAL ASSETS HIGHLIGHTED
"EOICAL REPUTATION UNDONE BY ThS NOISE
JAR6CE WILL SUPERVISE 'CITY OF mFQICINE' PLAN
CENTER ANSwERS NEED
'CITY OF -EOICI'lE' DIRECTOR NAMED
AN Excellent Choice
jARBCE fills The eiLL
HFDICINE CA-PAIGN FORHING MARKETING PLAN
POLL SINGLES OUT ECONOMY. CRIME
HEDiciNE CA-ps;:;-! eyes volunteer corps for rdu
CITY cjhplet start possible next year
civic CENTER: mayP.E IT'S NOT SO REMOTE NOW
The city That STRUCK GOLD TWICE
STaTE-ENT an injustice TO LIGGETT
PR GROUP APPOINTED
NFw GROUP TO PROMOTE DURHAM PLAN
CITY rf MEOICINE SEEKS COUNCIL'S ENDORSEMENT
COUNCIL DENIES ZONE CHANGE
COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY BACKS CITY OF MEOICINE SLOGAN
■The CITY Of MEDICINE'
DURHAM. N.C.. MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO Durham. n.C. BONO RATING
SEE ALSr CuRhah, -i.e.. Tax RATE
SEE ALSO ourha" finance division
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
PANEL BACKS STAGGERED FEES
PRIVATE INVESTMENT URGED FOR DOWNTOWN
DURHAM, N.C, NAACP
SEE NAACP. OuRham Chapter
DURHAM. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
U.S. GOVT. Showing inte'est in ijwntown office leases
COUNTY sets aside J1.5 "ILLION TO RENOVATE COURTHOUSE
PROSPECTIVE BUYER MAY TURN C'EST LA VIE SITE INTO OFFICES
FIRMS PLAN TO EXPAND DOWNTOWN
Durham ^uSINESS's EXPANDING OFFICES
ANDREWS FIGHTS "OvE BY aro
UPBEAT NOTE FOR DOWNTOWN
BANKRUPTCY COURT Mjy GAIN SPACE
C0VERNH6NT SEFKS COURT SPACE
*-STORV BUILDING PLANNED FOR CITY
BUILDING NEEDS COUNCIL Ok
'i°^ 5'!;l ■J' ^^ HOvlNO RESEARCH OFFICE POWNTOWN
arhy Ends search for downtown space
brokerage fir- plans expansicw
hunter PCUGIAS WILL MOVE STAFF TJ ROXPORO
hunter douglas staff will move to roxborq
jo office c0no0"iniums planned at 43-million cost
conoc"Iniuhs tl be energy efficient
1st office conoohinium under way downtown
LA. cullOlNG WAS F losT
«inst"n-salem firm planning office complex
bjiloing to begin on complex
souTh Durham county site Of OFFICE building
'EOERAL COURT lEaScS KRESS SPACE
kRcSS building gets federal court
moving day
firm Eyeing croasdailE puIloing
§s^5';'^^ f"" leases space in bank
ROSE'S TO CLOSE OOwNIOwN STOR=
OO.NTOwN ROSE'S STORE wiLL CLOSE
LAWYERS PLANNIN'. hQPE VALLEY OFFICE
durham, n.c. ordinances
see also precious metals
Gunmen rob manager at mohE
hetals oriinance revisions urged
METALS LAW CHAN'icS PROPOSED
mETAlS law OVFRTuRNFD
ORDINANCE 3N ALCOHOL IS uPhELD
STATE TO PRE-F-OT CITY'S HETALS LAM
STaTc Llw MAY PRE-EMPT DURMAM METALS ORDINANCE
CITY'S AUDITORS RECOMMENDED FOR EXTENSION
c
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7/02/ai
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7/03/91
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?/33/ai
C 1
N
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C 1
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N 7
9/04/91
A 10
N
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10/10/91
A 3
N
H 2
11/03/91
B 16
N
B81
S 2
n/lO/91
6 I
N
H 2
U/ll/91
C 1
N
S 2
11/23/91
C 1
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H 2
12/22/91
A 15
N
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12/22/Rl
C 1
N
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12/30/91
C 1
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12/31/91
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12/31/81
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12/07/91
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12/09/91
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12/10/81
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12/29/91
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5/12/91
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5/15/91
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7/09/91
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7/09/91
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7/0''/91
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7/10/81
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7/14/91
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3/14/91
N
593
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9/29/91
N
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9/01/91
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9/22/91
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9/23/ai
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9/27/81
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10/04/91
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10/30/91
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10/3D/91
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11/13/91
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11/17/91
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11/29/91
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6/25/Sl
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7/03/91
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7/03/91
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7/15/91
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7/15/91
7
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7/19/91
1
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7/21/91
4
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9/14/91
11
S 2
9/14/81
4
H 2
9/22/91
1
S 2
9/22/81
3
H 2
9/17/91
I
S 2
9/17/81
12
H 2
10/06/31
IC
H
10/09/91
I
S 2
10/09/91
13
H 2
10/23/91
1
S
10/23/91
1
S 2
10/26/91
1
S 2
10/27/91
1
H 2
11/35/ai
1
S 2
11/05/91
7
S
11/06/91
6
M 2
11/14/91
1
S 2
11/14/91
H 2
Il/24/Sl
12
H 2
11/24/91
12
S 2
12/02/8
1 1
H 2
12/16/9
1
S 2
12/16/8
6
S 2
12/23/31
1
S 2
5/11/91
1
S 2
5/14/91
1
M 2
5/15/91
3
M 2
6/07/91
1
H 2
7/17/81
9
H 2
7/31/91
e
I
S 2
7/31/91
A
9
H S51
N K9a
F79
F78
H 2 10/09/91 A 12
M0NTHLV/ANNU4L
I N E «
W/31/81
S u d J f C T S
p«Nfl DEFERS ACTION ON MEW TREE SULfS ,„cec
KfLLE" PUSHlNr, ORDINANCE TO PROTECT ODKNTOWN TREES
PROCEED WITH CARE
UTIL ITIE5 RAP TREE RULE
DURHAM, N.C.. PARKING
SEE PARKING LOTS
SEE PARK ING VIOLATIONS
nuRMAH, N.C., OARK-Ono SUBDIVISION
SEE PARKWOOD lOURHAH, N.C. COMMUNITYI
DURHAM. N.C. PA» AND CLASSIFICATinN PLAN
SEE DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE DURHAM PERSONNEL OEPT.
DURHAM. N.C, PUPLIC UTILITIES
SEE DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE UTILITY RATES
SEE WATER AND SEwER RATES.
DURHAM
DURHAM, N.C. RACE RELATIONS
SFf ALSO BLACKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSn DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
SFC ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION o^-, ..,,.,,
SayOR MIRKHAM MAKES AN AUSPICIOUS BEGINNING
durham. n.c. revenues
see also durham. n.c. budget
see also taies. durham
committee snu»s sale of plots
no tax. no card. no car
"""^Je'strfe! H'pIdvement assessments
SEE streets. DURHAM
DURHAM. N.C. Tax 1ILL5 „,^,,,
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY TAX OFFICE
"lR5pESTj"wNERs"sTiRT PAYING CITY. COUNTY TAX ASSESSMENTS
DURHAM. ^N.C.^TAX^RATE^^^ MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO Taxes. DURHAM
NEW WATER RATES WIN PANEL'S OK
COunClL JKS 2U0GET; TAX RATE IS SAME
CITY wiTE". SAEWtR RATES TO RISE
A wfLCO-e BREATHER
lURHAM. N.C. TRAFFIC SIGNS
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNS
DURHAM. N.C. VOTING PRECINCTS ,,,,,
THE SEE-SAW TILTS IN DURHAM POLITICS
oe5nclAnc"o?visiON overjoys reactionaries
DURHAM ELECTIONS BOARD APPOINTS OFFICIALS
SFe'dURHAM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
SEE ZONING LAWS
DURHAM ACADEMY
JUST ACTING
DURHAM ACADEMY TRADITION
REALLY ROSIF
GETTING A HFaO start , ,^^,
MATH SCHOIL RANKS 2H0 IN NATION ON MERIT TEST
GETTING OUTFITTED FOR ADVENTURE
OLNEY COOKS FOR BOOK FAIR „,,cot
DURHAM ACADEMY FAIR HAS FLAIR FOR WRITERS
ENCOURAGE GROWTH OF SCHOOL
DURHAM ACADEMY, BUDGET
ACADEMY RAISES 153,29=)
DURHAM ACADEMY, ENROLLMENT „,,■,„
DURHAM ACADEMY OPENS WEDNESDAY; 370 EXPECTED
DURHAM ACADEMY, GRADUATION
COMMENCEMENT SET FOR CITY SCHOOLS
DURHAM ACADEMY, TUITION ,,,,.,
TUITION TAX CREDITS OFFER MIXED BLESSING
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS
COACHING TURNOVER HITS ACADEMY
DURHAM ACADEMY SPJ6TS, BASKETBALL
VIKINGS' FLEMING SAYS CAPITAL 2-A BALANCED
WYNNE SHOTS SPELL W-I-N OVER SCIENCE
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, FOOTBALL , , „,
DURHAM ACADEMY PONDERS SCHOOL'S FOOTBALL FUTURE
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, SOCCER
VANCE ACADEMY, Durham ACADEMY IN SOCCER FINAL
CAVALIERS KINGS OF SOCCER
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, TRACK
CAN MAXWELL BETTER 1980 PERFORMANCE?
MAXWELL, HORNETS TITLEISTS
MAXWELL REPEATS IN CROSS COUNTRY
Durham accommodations ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOTELS. DURHAM
ACCOMMODATING TRIO
DURHAM ALLIANCE OF DISABLED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO HANUICAPPEO
DISABLED. NOT DISHEARTENED
AN ALLIANCE FOR INDEPENDENCE
_ TO INCARCERATION
TRAINING SCHOOLS
DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO CITIZENS COMMISSION ON ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY-BASED ALTERNATIVES TO TRA
SEE ALSO Durham county COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE OELINQUfNCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
YOUTH PROJECT TO HAVE PILOT PROGRAM IN DURHAM COUNTY
COUNTY ASKED TO BLAZE PROGRAM TO AID YOUTH
JUVEMLE PROGRAM PROPOSED FOR DURHAM
vnLENT YOUTHS MAY BE AIDED AT DURHAM FACILITY
DATE
u/iD/ai
ll/lO/fll
ll/2<./91
12/16/ai
PG L P BYL
II
1
N K90
E
N K90
H 2 I2/09/nl A
S 2
S 2
6/OI/Rl A
6/19/ei A
s 2 B/l'./ai c I
H 2 6/19/81 B 1 N «5?
H 2 6/23/ei A I P N SSI
S 2 6/23/81 A I N 05^
S 2 6/2-^/81 A «, E
H 2 S/Ol/fll A «. E
H 2 5/08/81 A <. L
H 2 5/08/81 A "i L
S 2 a/27/ai A 13 N
5/01/81
A
10
P
P
S76
5/02/81
A
6
P
P
Mo6
5/15/81
c
1
P
P
M66
6/27/81
A
6
P
P
R91
9/17/31
B
1
N
9/19/81
B
1
P
P
H&6
11/05/31
6
P
N
11/08/31
3
U
H<,5
12/26/81
A
6
P
P
T37
H 2 8/22/81 A 3 N
H 2 3/28/81 C 5 N
S 2 6/04/81 C 1 N 008
S 2 6/D8/ei C I
H 2 5/28/81 D A
H 2 11/27/31 C 2
H 2 12/03/81 D ".
N 008
N
F S7l
H 2 12/20/31 B 9 N S71
H 2 U/16/81 B 5 N S7l
M 2 n/l7/Bl B 2 P N
H 2 9/10/31 3 P F
H 2 lD/07/al C 2 P N
H 2 11/07/31 B 3 P N
H 2 10/17/31 A 11 P P S76
H 2 8/30/31 F 1 P F B30
H 2 8/30/81 E I P F B30
s
?
11/19/81
C
1
H
?
11/21/81
A
1 i
S
?
11/23/81
B
5
5
2
12/03/81
C
1
monTmlv/annuai.
I N a E
ii/31/e
SUBJECTS
C PC L P lYl
CnH"IS5It.fltl!S SEAL CAPSULE OE'ICriNG CENTENNIAL
OUBHAH AMATEUR GOLP tournament
SEE ALSn GOLF
OUHma" AMATFUB aoos NEu uBINKLES
CAN OASEB bHEAK amateur TBAOITnN''
OURhAMATEUR aTH ANNUAL COLE CHAMPIONSHIP lADI
IF nuKE hHTEl OR'O. GOLF TOURNAMENTS MAY MOVE
HE INSOMN RULED OUT
TOURNFY STILL LOOKING FOR REPEAT CMIMP
0A6ER HAS The nnNOB
DURHAM ShCuS it CahES
mhITFIELO'S al LEACS DURHAM AMATEUR
UHlTFIcLD UPS AMATEUR LEAD TO Z STHO^eS
WHITFIELD FALTERS. BUT RETAINS LEAD
STANGER TAKES AMATEUR AFTER WHITFIELD WITHERS
STANGER Charges past wmitfielo fqp amateur crown
Oubmam and southern railway
SEE southern railway
oubham aquatic CLUP
see also swimming
aquatic clun on its way up
Durham abt guilo
ART Guild members' show is an eyeful
ART GUILD pushed DURHAM ARTS DEVELOPMENT
ART GUILD PAYS TRIBUTE TO SCREENING COMMITTEE
CURATOR SAYS ARTISTS SURVIVE HARD TIMES
GUILD Shows art in mixed media with BROAD APPEAL
FOX FINDS -STBONG IMAGES' III THE ART GU I L ENTRIES
EXPERIMENTAL, FOLK ART MIX IN ART GUILD SHOW
nuRHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE Also ARTS, Durham
REAtnONS MUED AT CENTENNIAL PLAY
SYMBOLISM HEAVY IN DREW'S DRAMA
NOTED PATRON TO ADDRESS ARTS COUNCIL
MANES: ARTS CAN AID CITY
HA.ES: INVESTING IN ARTS CAN REDEVELOP INNER CITY
ABTS PACKERS TO BE HEARD
COMMITTEE RECONSIDERS HIRING PROGRAM GRANT
fURTHi^R CUTS LOOM FOR ARTS RECIPIENTS
DURHAM ARTS CTUNCIL CAN KEEP CHILDREN BUSY
SOMF PEGINNING
MURAL ON Cafeteria going, and owner wants it gone
MUWAL SChEjIPlEO for removal
ARTS CELEERAriO'l TO GO I wO DAYS
STREET ARTS CELEBRATION HAS BECOME A TRADITION
FESTIVAL GROwS EVEN FINER
2 TO SHARE ARTS COUNCIL JOB
DURHAM ,ftTS COUNCIL FALL CLASSES
TWO «OR«£RS WILL SHARE ARTS RESOURCE CENTER JOB
STREET ARTS CELEBRATION. . . TWO DAYS OF HIGH FLYING FUN
SCULPTURE TO GO UP, UP ANO AWAY SUNDAY
STREET ARTS BEGINS TODAY WITH FUN FOR ALL
HIS CREATION ONLY A MEMORY NOW
JARRING NOTF AT THE STREET FAIR
PHOTOS, WATER COLORS FEATURED IN ART EXHIBITS
CFLEbPATION A SUCCESS
WORKSHOP Planned fqr 'frankensteins*
MAKING MONSTERS
ARTIST WINS mITh wit ANO PIGS
card workshop set
'Christmas ca.gl' for kios is to^iight
BARE t^OUGH approach
Favorite photos
Durham ARTS COUNCIL, BUDGET
SURPLUS AIDS NON-CITY AGENCIES
ARTS DRIVE NEARING GOAL
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, DIRECTOR
J TO SHARE ARTS COUNCIL JOB
ARTS COUNCIL DIRECTOR QUITS
MCINIYRE SEES BRIGHT FUTURE FOR DURHAM ARTS
BEST WISHES, MR. MCINTYRE
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, LUNCHEONS
ENJOYING LUNCHEON
OuflMAM ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETAKOEO CITIZENS
DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF CLASSROOM TEACHERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF CLASSROOM TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. DURHAM
NCAE plans to ax TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. DURHAM
TEACHERS' GROUP UACKED MARKHAM IN PRIMARY RACE
LEGISLATORS' REPORT CARD IS DUE
GROUP SAYS GIFTS PAID LETTER COSTS
DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT AGENTS
NORTHERN Class 'INSURES' ON-THE-JOB EXPERIENCE
Durham association of insurance women
FIREMEN OF The YEAR
Durham association of life underwriters
INDUCTS officers
Durham athletic park
DOCTOR OF jHt PARK
SUDS, POP L PFANUTS: 'BULLS' FANS NOW BUY FROM MIKE FLYNN
COVFBING THf GAME WITH OIRT
DURHAM, s AWARD WINNERS
HERE COMES The SUN
STEFE»0'S POwFB 'STUMPS' SOUTHERN ALL-STARS
ALL-STAB final: NORTH ')-SOUTh 3
CAMERA CLICKS BUT GAME DOESN'T
A MODEST PROPOSAL
PARK impbovemfnts to be outlined
IMPROVEMENTS GET ROARO'S OK
CITY TAKE FROM BULLS TOPS 120,000
nuRMAM ATHLETIC PARK, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE. ATTENDANCE
BULLS' NOTEPOOk: CROWDS
LAST yEAB'S hFRO out OF BASEBALL
ATTENDA'lCF PADDING APPARENTLY PART OF THE GAME
S Z 1Z/07/81 C
S 2 5/01/81 1
s
J
5/14/81
C
2
p
U C09
H
5/ZO/flI
B
2
A
H
5/21/Rl
1
N 591
S
5/21/81
C
2
U F25
S
5/22/81
D
1
p
N F25
H
5/25/ei
B
2
p
N POT
S
5/23/fll
A
A
6
H
5/24/91
B
1
p
N POT
H
5/25/Bl
E
2
P
N POT
s
5/Z5/81
D
2
p
N F25
H
5/26/81
e
2
P
N POT
s
5/26/81
B
2
P
N F25
S
2
7/29/Bl
B
2
p
N
S
2
5/21/Sl
D
5
P
N
F57
S
6/25/31
2
P
F
F57
H
Z
7/io/ei
D
11
R
068
H
2
11/13/81
D
4
P
F
G68
S
2
ll/lR/81
A
P
R
A15
S
2
u/ii/ai
5
P
F
A15
H
2
11/27/81
8
R
G6R
H
2
5/02/81
A
1
N
P66
S
Z
5/02/81
A
15
R
F57
H
2
5/13/al
A
13
N
H
2
5/21/81
B
2
N
P66
S
2
5/31/81
C
1
p
N
961
s
2
5/21/91
c
1
N
s
2
5/22/81
c
1
N
05A
s
2
5/25/81
c
1
N
s
2
6/0A/91
3
N
F57
H
2
7/18/91
A
p
P
C5o
H
2
7/25/ai
c
1
p
N
MOA
s
2
7/27/91
c
A
N
H
2
9/iz/ai
6
1
N
H
2
a/13/Rl
A
A
E
S
2
a/13/91
A
A
E
H
2
9/03/91
A
13
N
P66
H
2
9/08/81
D
8
I
S
2
9/09/91
A
9
N
s
2
9/17/ai
D
1
p
F
971
s
2
9/17/81
D
2
P
F
971
H
2
9/19/91
A
1
N
A6a
H
2
9/21/Bl
A
1
p
N
C19
H
2
9/25/81
A
A
E
H
2
9/25/91
B
5
u
G68
H
2
9/27/81
D
A
L
H
Z
10/06/81
A
10
N
S
Z
10/15/81
D
6
P
P
M66
2
10/30/91
D
a
p
R
Gee
H
2
11/19/81
C
3
N
H
2
12/19/91
6
N
S
2
12/26/81
A
5
p
P
C56
S
2
12/31/81
7
p
P
S Z 5/3D/81 A 3 N 054
H Z 12/25/ai D 11 N
H 2 9/03/81 A 13
12/23/81
12/23/ai
12/29/81
S 2 12/09/81 A 3 P P C56
H 2 12/16/81 B 6
H
2
10/14/91
p
3
N
V05
s
2
10/14/91
C
1
N
009
H
2
10/15/81
A
15
N
H
Z
5/29/81
b
1
p
N
W24
S
2
lD/14/ai
C
1
p
P
T37
s
2
9/04/91
C
4
P
P
S76
H
2
5/10/91
a
14
F
M71
H
2
5/14/81
B
1
P
F
S36
H
2
5/17/8
B
4
u
019
H
2
5/24/9
E
1
P
F
H45
H
2
6/03/9
A
1
p
P
H&6
s
2
7/09/91
1
p
N
R66
s
2
7/08/91
D
1
P
P
H99
s
2
7/09/91
1
p
U
018
s
2
9/20/ai
c
2
U
R66
s
2
9/16/91
c
1
N
s
2
9/17/91
c
1
N
H
2
9/18/91
A
16
p
N
S51
s
2
5/23/91
A
8
U
R66
M
2
7/07/91
B
2
U
M71
H
2
8/27/91
I
N
M71
D N T H L T / » '<.'!„",S,'-
INDEX
li/Ji/ai
SUBJECTS
S
E
C PO
p«r,E us
ouoh«h e«R issocuriiN
SEE ALSO HHYERS, OU»HA^<
SEE ALSO N.c. am association
CHANGE OFflCEOS
^y^L^ISslNEi"? G^ErA^SlCE ON CUSTOMER CREDIT
"""^EE gSS'SM^Cl'Tr^B^ISHF ADJUSTMENT
OURHAH BOARD OF EDUCATION ANOLEAkNINO
SEE DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
SEE ALSO PEAL ESTATE FIRMS
IKE ANOREMS AND DURHAM REALTORS
DURHAM REAL ESTATE WORKERS MAY DECLINE
DURHAM BOXING CLUB
^^OURHaS eoJeSs close OUT SEASON
?;?}^^SSS?"uR252'ISx,NrP?«RAM FACES UNCERTAIN FUTURE
THREE DURHAM BUXEOS COLLECT AMATEUR WINS
BOXING TOURNEY OPENING
BOXING RETURNS TO DURHAM
KID GLOVES , ,^
ARMY POXERS nOMINATE
JMO RA20RPACr( QUARTERBACK HURT
BOXED OUT
°"""'5oYs''eHG';S'°lLrTRAVEL TO VIRGINIA FOR CONCERT
BOYS CHOIR SETS CONCERT
gyS:;:- Bg^rcngiS season called best ever
BOYS' CHOIR PLANS AN OPEN MEETING
CHURCH PICKS MUSIC LEADER
GRAHAM IS NEW CHOIRMASTER
WARRANTS NAME CHOIR DIRECTOR
GRAHAM CHARGED WITH «»K1NG CALLS
BOYS CHOIR PLANS DUKE PERFORMANCES
ARTICLESARTICLES
OUPHAM BRAZING ANO WELDING WORKS
SEQUEL. . •
AN INGENIOUS TREE
DURHAM BREAKFAST OPTIMIST CLUB
SEE ALSO OPTIMIST CLUa OF DURHAM
CIVIC CLUBS OFF THE HOOK
DURHAM BUILDING AND PLUMBING D6PT.
SEE DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
DURHAM BULLS , , ,
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
BULLS. DUKES RAINED OUT ^,^ „
RUOO'S FUTURE AS BALLPLAYER HINGES ON 'Bl
HOLDING DOWN THE HOT CORNER
DURHAM INFIEL" BOOTS CHANCES
BULLS FAIL TO EXECUTE IN LOSS
DULLS notebook: SIDESHOWS
COOPER ENDS BULLS" SLUMP
FRIENDLY COMPETITION
WTLFF LOOKS TO TURLINGTON
RUOn TRADED TO ORIOLES ORGANIZATION
TRADE GOOD MOVE FOR BUOO, BRAVES
?ffirOF"RSI^,f-IE"RuSo'5kpS BRAVES. HURTS BULLS
BRAVES ACOUIRF MR. VERSATILITY
BULLS FALL FARTHER BACK WITH 1-0 LOSS
bSlLsMffJtId in IITH DESPITE WILLIAMS' HR S
gi^S^ElA^f'^fglSf SHOULDN'T »FFECT BULLS
PASSED BALL LIFTS PILOTS OVER BULLS
BULLs'pRESIOENT CONSIDERS ANOTHER BUY
DOCTOR OF THE PARK
BASEBALL SUPERSTITIONS
BULLS RETURN hO-E
BULLS RESUME WINNING WAYS
RIGBY'S HITTING GIVES BULLS LIFT
RIGBY. PEHEMNA LEAD BULLS
GALLAGHER DEFIES BOOK IN DURHAM DEFEAT
PLAYING AGAINST EX-TEAMMATES 'KIND OF STRANGE'
BULLS GIVE ONE AWAY
SLUMPS HALTFO IN BULLS' VICTORY
HAGMAN, SOSA BREAK LOOSE
PATTERSON BULLS' TRUMP CARD
lrihitr-,To'jR'o,>Vfl'?u'ils'.\i'e HIGHER CLIMB TO MAKE
PATTERSON CRUISES BUT BULLS, FALTER
PAYNE. HAYES HELP BULLS PUNCH PILOTS
BULLS' NOTEBOOK
HAYES. PAYNE DEMOLISH PILOTS „^,,.,
GALLAGHER'S CONCERN GROWS WITH 5-1 DEFEAT
GALLAGHER WORKS AT IT
THE CHICKEN FEEDS ON LAUGHTER. FAME
LOSS PUTS BULLS BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
KOMMINSK DOES IT ALL,- NATURALLY
DIRTY AL EXPLODES AFTER LATEST LOSS
DEOMON SHUTS OUT RED SOX
DEOMON BLANKS WINSTON-SALEM „„,.,„,,
BULLS. SOX WASHED out; smith PITCHING ADDITION
BULLS' GAME RAINED OUT
RAIN IDLES BULLS AGAIN ,.,cu
BULLS DUMP noUBLEHEADER TO W IN STON- SAL EH
DURHAM, KINSTON OPEN KEY SERIES
BULLS IN CRUCIAL SERIES
TWO OUTS IN THE FIRST
KINSTON. BULLS SPLIT TWIN BILL
EAGLES EARN SPLIT
BULLS' notebook; CROWDS
BULLS KNOCKED FURTHER OFF PACE
DURHAM PATS- PATTERSON COMBINE FOR
MILLS: EJECTIONS WILL DRAW FINES
•PLATO- SPEAKS. BULLS LISTEN. WIN 6-2
BULLS' PACKS TO WALL , ,
LYNCHBURG CRUSHES SLOPPY "iULLS. 13-8
glittl''c^^ESlF"^iSE?°SJfv?rLT METS TAK. ,-a WIN
BULLS BEATEN IN NINTH. ID-9
S 2 6/n/Bl C 10 P P S76
H 2 9/06/81 A 17 N
H 2 iD/oa/ai A 16 N F7a
-2 VICTORY
H 2
9/09/fll
A
4
E
S 2
11/26/81
C
1
N
S83
S 2
6/20/81
A
9
p
N
H 2
9/u/ni
B
12
N
H 2
11/38/91
C
1
p
F
G19
H 2
11/15/81
8
10
P
N
G19
H 2
12/11/81
C
3
N
S 2
12/11/81
2
N
»b6
S 2
12/12/81
A
9
P
N
H 2
12/13/81
B
8
p
N
G19
H 2
12/l'./Rl
s
i*
N
S 2
12/l'./ai
10
P
P
R91
H 2
5/l<./81
c
2
N
H 2
5/31/81
A
17
N
S 2
6/J<./81
D
6
P
P
H 2
6/05/81
10
N
P66
S 2
6/09/«l
a
6
P
P
H99
S 2
8/20/81
7
N
H 2
8/22/81
A
9
p
N
S 2
a/22/Sl
A
6
P
N
5 2
9/l<./81
c
1
N
00 6
H 2
9/15/9
A
3
N
H 2
12/ie/8
D
<i
N
S 2
12/31/81
12
N
A15
H 2
7/12/81
4
U
G33
H 2
12/25/81
A
f.
E
H 2
10/16/81
B
1
N
B5L
5/01/81
5/01/81
5/01/81
5/02/31
5/02/81
5/02/61
5/03/81
5/03/81
5/03/Rl
5/0'./81
s/c/ei
5/05/81
5/05/51
5/05/ai
5/06/Pl
5/06/ai
5/0 7/81
5/08/81
5/08/61
5/09/81
5/09/31 A •<
5/10/81 B 5
5/10/81 B l*.
5/10/81 B 1".
5/U/81 ' '
5/11/61
5/12/61
5/12/81
5/13/81
5/13/81
5/13/81
5/l<./81
5/l<i/61
S/H/Bl
5/15/81
5/15/61
5/15/91
5/16/61
5/16/81
5/16/91
5/17/81
5/17/61
5/16/81
5/18/ai
5/18/81
5/18/al
5/19/ai
5/19/81
5/20/81
5/20/91
5/21/81
5/22/81
5/22/91
5/22/91
5/23/81
5/23/91
5/23/91
5/23/91
5/2'./81
5/25/81
5/25/81
5/25/61
5/26/81
5/26/61
5/27/91
5/27/81
5/28/81
N
N M71
F R66
N M71
N R66
U R66
N G19
F G19
U M71
N M71
U R66
N
U M71
N R66
N
u
M71
F
M7I
F
M71
N
N
N
MJl
P
R66
N
M71
N
MM
N
R66
N
M71
N
H66
N
066
N
M9
II
M71
U
R66
N
MM
II
P66
N
H6fc
N
M( 1
F
MTl
F
MM
N
M7I
U
R66
F
R66
N
N
P R91
N M71
N R66
U R66
N M71
N
N M71
R66
2^ P N MTl
2
1
1
1
MONTMLlf/
INDEX
li/31/Sl
s J B J e c T s
pir.E 166
1/10/82
BULLS, SUNS wair TO PL»Y
ir,0»E BiTS euLLS IQ 12-1 I '"*
Eitt^H-IS s"s"caoPE«-s KET
g^^ob^Nn^THfN.'lNriLL -FT: ONE »UZZLINO PITCH a^EELING THE FOES
BEHENN.'S '"""iJ^S^SHfTs' FI9ST-M4LF PENNANT HOPES
r.r.:'i: tT^kiii e'ScS"^ LEci'inuTobT
9ULIS 5Hi«P. EVEN IN SPLIT
'.'olirtno^i'uth'r.\o :^cl-F^R%.V.S10N TITLE
'.'oliri°,1orlll'l "n" »«c£ fo« division title
?ONLn-. -Weighs in- .ith glcvE. not bat
f^H^t^^T^H^Ef JlF'T:-p?JK'jrGs"*Sr.p"FO^ BASEBALL POOL
I^U^'i^.'^ni l°aol°l ^SS^«S IN 1,-1 C.KE.AL.
§;.\'rRI^'slL?-'-TrctL'ElRATE RETURN TO 1ST
Su'Lt's'-S-E^p-AtMNoJlA. PAD MARGIN
:°?!l-jn'::.rn^rL?f"sTREAK at n,ne
g^"sE|At?°'«A°N?lR'^'il:LS OFF HOURS FOR 6ULLS
BASEBALL NQTE°-OOK
BULLS. SUNS RAINED OUT
BULLS POSTPONED
RAIN. RAIN, GH A^AY.
SUNS S-EEP PULLS
ITd e'c^^E ^oS?^S^',SM3 INNINGS
:-Vil^?oS"lL?^E'sTsl-WF TITLE PRO. DURHAH
EAGLES CLKjCh FIRST-HALF TITLE
Ii^S^Ng'buLLS CHANGE -FACE- FOR 2ND RACE
BULLS' OEFlECTIONS
SiDPlFf BULGE «AYOED BULLS
Kfl"- NS« LEADS BULLS TO SWEEP
<n»»lNS» ON TRIPLE CROHN PACE
ilNSTON-SALEM SNEAKS PAST DURHAM, 6-^
BULLS TO VISIT OLD NEHESIS KINSTON
3 SS nuRHAi BFHINO THE BULLS „,,,^p„
Tio-PSON. «T<-J,:;^"ncS°'S!?,?^'-'-^ TRIU'^PH
I'i'Ml TnO?^^ J^F?roSSSiS^VER KINSTON
fi^tES-'^JR'-'SN'D'ouO TRI.S BULLS
SI'^LL^'rEI^eS^ROVIDE heroics IN BULLS-VICTORY
n-s eisiNESs as usual on braves- farm clubs
2Hi^i ^SS^rSl^^f'^^'s ^i^Lf Un ah.y peninsula
§ei;ENNA?"A?i'"KhN THE SPARK IN DURHAM- S -IN
S^^?^;Ri°?8 ^t°.?t -VeTn"S7v,SI0N A...STAR TEAM
BUILS H TTINi STRIDE, SHOOT 00v,N PILOTS
si^ldii'>^Vri°ihJ'^'^riV.'i ^Risn .ulls. is-6
a"A;:^E!;E^: ^VI'e'bULLS HAKE ALL-STAR TEAM
BULLS F INO OANGE , a--;
??^rLrLrNA3f0^?0''i^-STAR SOUAD
BULLS- PITCHERS -ON-T JAKE FIFTH
MOORE MISSES ALL-STAR GAME
PENINSULA -OOUNS- DURHAM, H-0
|'[irtFTSgJ'»°A2J RALLYING PILOTS TO EARN SPLIT
THE FRANCHISE
ir..t\ll'L\V.Tll^ ^^gSI GREATS HAVE STAGED SOME GEMS
STARS TO COME OUT FOR CAROLINA GALA
llEFEPO-S 3AI KEYS NORTH-S ALL-STAR -IN
RED SOX POUND BULLS ON HQUNO
roi\h'\oV.'%i\ul"i^\°Uf^^ BULLS
BULLS RALLY PAST RED SOX
RED Snx KAYO BULLS
^5eLl"<0:i;?NSK'"c'!;aSEN'F^R TOP -EEKLY honor
BEH6NNA. KOMMlNSK KEY BULLS
si;??M^fe's'iAT°Yo'sSv?;ia EAGLES
r,-»i,rs,^ii^h?°iSES?SMrBhL\s^.N^ExTRA inn.nos
;rNc"H5iirB^.^rFr.rT^EUS"RHii!^^8^D
:^I^ICM'?S^SiiJRl"H^OP BULLS INTO IST-PLACE TIE
IWSUiy'u'jrr, ra'iScLS ASMETS SWEEP SERIES
^Vt'tIgeS'knScks bulls from first
YnSl: tS?^Aj?:"^i'slB-A?PpnRMULA PROVIDES DIFFERENT SLANT
BIG I-INING HELPS BULLS GAIN SPLIT
J^^^S^ SSiV^AoSr^NlStfTS BULLS- IN.URY
°X:i' "IeS "LLs"REiK°'FROM SLUMP
'defeat Si^LFAS^NT return for BOCKHORN
BV:B^mBB%l ^^^r. ACTION
BULLS- NOTEBOOK
N e.
p D
DATE
S
£
C PC
2
5/29/Bl
5/21/81
S/30/B1
5/31/Bl
S/31/81
6/01/31
6/01/Bl
6/0?/Bl
6/02/"!
6/03/ei
6/D3/BI
6/03/91
6/0<./ai
6/0'./91
6/OS/Bl
6/0S/81
6/OS/Bl
6/05/Bl
6/06/Bl
6/06/91
6/06/91
6/07/91
6/07/ei
6/09/91
6/09/91
6/09/91
6/0<'/91
6/09/91
6/0''/Bl
6/10/91
6/10/91
6/10/81
6/11/81
6/11/Pl
6/12/Bl
6/12/91 -
6/13/81 B
6/13/81 A
6/l<./ai B
6/1S/8I B
6/1S/81 D
6/16/81 E
6/16/81
6/1T/81 e
6/1T/81 B
6/18/81
6/18/91 C
6/18/91 C
6/11/91 C
6/19/91 D
6/20/91 5
6/21/91 B
6/21/91 B
6/22/81 B
6/22/81 C
6/23/ni A
6/23/91 E
6/23/81 ■
6/2<./81
6/2',/81
6/2S/81
6/25/91
6/26/81
6/26/81
6/26/91
6/27/91
6/27/91 A
6/28/91 B
6/29/91 6
6/29/91 B
6/2''/91 e
6/29/91
6/30/91 B
6/30/91 D
7/01/91 D
7/01/81 D
7/01/91 D
7/Dl/al D
7/02/91
7/02/81 C
7/03/91 C
7/D3/81
7/0<./Bl A
7/05/Bl B
7/0S/81 B
7/0'i/ni B
7/D6/B1
7/07/91 B
7/07/Bl B
7/07/81 B
7/DB/81 B
7/09/91
7/09/Bl B
7/10/91 C
7/10/81 D
7/11/91 A
7/U/ai 8
7/11/fll B
7/12/81 B
7/12/81
7/13/81 e
7/13/91
7/1',/Bl B
7/11/81 B
7/16/91 D
7/16/81 C
7/17/81 C
7/17/81 D
7/18/91
7/19/81 A
7/19/81 A
7/19/fll B
7/19/81 B
7/21/91 fl
7/21/81 B
7/22/91 fl
7/22/91
7/23/81 B
7/23/Bl
7/23/Pl C
7/2'./9l C
7/2<./Bl C
7/2<t/91 D
7/2S/B1
7/25/81 A
N G19
N R66
N M71
N M71
N R66
N M71
N P25
N M71
N M71
N R6''
N M71
' N M7 1
N R66
U R66
N
M71
N M71
U R66
U R66
N R66
N
N M71
N M71
N R66
N M71
N R66
U R66
N M71
U R66
I N M71
N -71
<, P N M71
N
N H71
N M71
N F25
H M71
N
N M71
N M71
N M71
N M71
N
N M71
N M71
N R66
U R66
N
N M71
N M71
N R66
N M7 1
U M71
N R66
N M71
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M71
> N M71
N
N R66
N W&O
> U R66
N
N
N
N
N
U Rb6
N
N
U M71
N
N
N M71
P U R66
U
P N M71
P N R66
N "71
P C M71
P N R66
P N M71
U R66
H N T M L
ANNUAL
5/01/81
INDEX
U/3l/ill
SUBJECTS
PACE 167
1/10/Bi
ai/LL-S SLUG HAY TO QOUBLE-HEAOE R SWEEP
HOXER-HAPPY 3ULLS AREN'T HITTING TmE FENCE
BAD BLOOD FERMENTED INTO 9RAHL
REDBIROS DOWN BULLS. <.-!. 10 SALVAGE SERIES FINALE
BULLS ENTERING CRUCIAL STRETCH
S"1Th HURLS BULLS' HIN OVER DUKES
BULLS' SMITH GETS SHUTOUT
RAIN WIPES OUT PULLS' CONTEST
DEDMON'S SIX-HITTER HELPS BULLS GAIN SPLIT
BULLS SPLIT WITH DUKES
KOMHINSK DELIVERS TWICE IN CLUTCH
KOMMINSK LEADS BULLS
PLAY ball; STRIKE'S END NO EARTH-SHAKER HERE
BULLS PULL DRAPES ON SUNS
COOPER IGNITES ""ULLS
SMITH'S PITCHING SPARKS DURHAM TO SERIES SWEEP
BULLS BACK
BULLS LOSE HAYES. TAKE 13-1 BEATING
PROPOSED ELECTRICITY HIKE PROTESTED AT BULLS GAME
BULLS SUFFE" INSULT. INJURY AGAINST DUKES
BEhENNA'S OUTING TYPICAL OF YEAR
CRIPPLED PULLS HANG ON FOR VICTORY
LET'S GO BULLS!
DUKES SMACK BULLS' TATTERED ALIGNMENT. ■?- 2
WEARY BULLS TRYING TO SURVIVE THE 'DOG DAYS'
REOSOX TAKE GAME. RUIN SMITH'S NO-HITTER
SMITH'S GEM SPOILED BY REO SOX
BOCKHORN HR'S NOT ENOUGH; SOX PASS BULLS
BULLS FRUSTRATED
SLUMPING BULLS LISTEN TO 'BOOS" AS RED SUX ROMP
MECFROO'S PITCHING TAMES BULLS
MECEROO HELPS REO SOX STOP BULLS
ERROR ALLOWS DURHAM WIN
BULLS OUTLAST EAGLES
FOLKS APOUNO HERE
BULLS GAIN GROUND BY BEATING EAGLES
BULLS TURN BACK KINSTON
KINSTON EDGES DURHAM IN 11
BULLS COLLIDE WITH PILOTS
BULLS SLOW IT
BULLS 5L IP FURTHER BACK
MOORE. KOMMINSK HOMERS DIRECT DURHAM TO a-3 WIN OVER PILOTS
MOORE. KOMMINSK KEY BULLS' WIN
PILOTS FEAST ON BULLS' PITCHING
EXTRA-INNING HOMER DIMS BULLS' CHANCES
BULLS PROVIIE SUNS 'RELIEF'
BRAD'S OUEST
BULLS: NO RELIEF IN SIGHT
KOMMINSK TIES MARK, BULLS LOSE
KOMMINSK'S PAT PRESSING ONWARD
A MOOFST PROPOSAL
IT WAS A CHOICE BETWEEN HER. GAME
SPLIT KEEPS BULLS FAR FROM PILOTS
BUTLER MOVES UP. BULLS STAY DOWN
SMITH WORKS HIS MASTERY OVER PILOTS
BULLS CLEAN UP THE IR ACT
BULLS FALL. 6-5
BULLS BEATEN 5-4 IN Hi 'MAGIC NUMBER' NOW 1
BULLS BLOW LATE LEAD. LOSE 10-S
KOMMINSK IS MVP IN CAROLINA LEAGUE
GARCIA STILL SPARKLES: BULLS REMAIN IN SLUMP
BULLS: KOMMINSK NAMED MVPl 8 PLAYFRS GET WINTER INVITES
DURHAM ISN'T PART OF GALLAGHER'S PLANS FOR '82
BULLS FALL INTO TIE FOR LAST
BULLS DROP 6rH STRAIGHT
NO BUMS. Those bulls; at least nut last night-
DEDMON steals show. SHUTS OUT EAGLES ON 5 HITS
BULLS GO OUT IN STYLE
AN UPSIDE DOdN SEASON IN THE CAROLINA LEAGUE
LYNCHBURG OU] QUIETS BULLS. 5-1
BULLS END SEASON WITH LOSS TO METS
PRESS BOX ELITE: SCOREKEEPER. WRITERS AND AN ANNOUNCER
CITY TAKE FROM BULLS TOPS 120.000
HILLSIDE SEEKS TO END SKEIN
BRAVES FIRE DIRTY AL GALLAGHER
'CORNERED' GALLAGHER LOSES JOB
GALLAGHER'S FIRING A PUZZLEMENT
AL GALLAGHER (CAHTOONJ
DIRTY AL GAVE US A SHOW
FOLKS AROUND HERE: BULLISH ON BULLS?
WINSTON-SALEM'S BUDOY HUNTER FIRED BY SOX
1981: A GOOD YEAR FOR TAR HEELS
DU"HAM BULLS. BEER
SEE ALSO BEER
SUDS. POP i. PEANUTS:
BULLS' FANS NOW BUY FROM MIKE FLYNN
DuPMA'^ =iULLS. FANS
SEE ALSO SPORTS. FANS
PASSING PARADE
SLUMPING PULLS LISTEN TO
PITCHERS FINALLY SHOW UP.
DURHAM BULLS, GROUNOSK SEPER
DOCTOR OF THE PARK
ARTICLE IN POOR TASTE
DURHAM BULLS. HISTORY
ALL-STAR NOSTALGIA:
BOOS' AS REO SOX ROMP
BUNTERS DON'T
LEAGUE GREATS HAVE STAGED SOME GEMS
DURHAM BULLS, HOMERUNS
HOMER-HAPPY BULLS AREN'T HITTING THE FENCE
KOMMINSK TIES RECORD
KOMMINSK SNAPS LUZINSKI'S RECORD IN BULLS' <.- 3 LOSS
KOMMINSK SETS RECORD
DURHAM BULLS, MANAGER
BRAVES FIRE DIRTY AL GALLAGHER
'CORNERED' GALLAGHER LOSES JOB
GALLAGHER'S FIRING A PUZZLEMENT
AL GALLAGHER (CARTOONI
OIRIY AL Gave US A Show
GALLAGHER HIRED FOR AA
«f 'LL MI SS DIRTY AL
ULTIMATUM GOT GALLAGHER
AL GALLAGHER'S DEPARTURE A LOSS
BFAUCHAMP TURNS DOWN BULLS POST
BULLS GET DEwS AS '82 MANAGER
AARON NAMES DEWS TO GUIDE BULLS
DURHAM BULLS, PITCHING STAFF
PCP HURLERS TAME HITTERS
NEVER PITCH AGAIN? BOB VEALE STRUCK OUT DOCTOR'S PREDICTION
A PITCHER PERPLEXED
ALTERNATE ROUTE
POOR PITCHING PUTS lULLS IN PRECARIOUS POSITION
S
I
T
N E
E
L
Y
P
DATE
C
PG
L
P
RYL
H 2
7/26/Bl
B
N
M71
H 2
7/26/Bl
B
U
M71
H 2
7/27/81
B
N
M71
H 2
7/27/Bl
B
N
M7I
S 3
7/27/81
N
R66
H 2
7/2fl/81
B
N
S 2
7/28/81
B
N
H 2
7/2')/ei
B
N
H 2
7/30/81
D
N
S 2
7/30/81
C
N
H 2
7/31/81
C
N
S 2
7/31/81
N
H 2
8/01/81
A
N
S5l
H 2
B/Ol/Rl
3
N
S 2
8/01/Rl
A
N
H 2
a/02/81
B
N
S 2
a/03/Bl
D
N
H 2
8/a<./81
B
N
H 2
3/0<./ai
B
N
S 2
3/D'./8I
a
N
R66
H 2
8/05/81
B
P
N
H71
S 2
3/05/81
B
N
F25
S 2
8/05/81
C
P
P
T37
H 2
8/06/81
N
M71
S 2
8/06/81
c
U
R66
H 2
8/07/81
c
P
N
M71
S 2
8/07/81
B
P
F
R66
H 2
a/08/81
6
p
N
M71
S 2
8/08/81
A
N
R66
H 2
8/09/81
B
N
M7 1
H 2
3/10/81
6
N
H71
S 2
8/10/81
D
N
R66
H 2
8/11/81
9
N
S 2
8/11/81
B
N
H 2
8/12/81
8
U
H 2
a/12/ai
B
N
S 2
8/12/81
N
H 2
9/11/81
D
N
S 2
8/13/81
C
N
H 2
8/U/Sl
C
N
S 2
B/u/ai
N
H 2
8/15/81
B
N
S 2
a/15/"l
A
N
H 2
a/16/81
B
N
H 2
8/17/81
B
N
M71
H 2
8/18/81
B
N
M7 1
S 2
a/18/ei
B
P
P
T37
S 2
3/18/81
6
N
R66
H 2
3/19/8
B
N
W60
H 2
8/20/8
P
N
M71
S 2
8/20/81
C
U
R66
H 2
a/21/ai
C
U
M71
H 2
8/21/31
c
N
W60
S 2
8/21/11
p
N
R66
H 2
8/22/Rl
B
F
M71
S 2
3/22/81
A
N
F25
H 2
8/23/81
B
N
H 2
8/2'./Bl
B
N
H 2
8/25/81
B
N
H 2
8/26/Bl
B
N
H 2
8/26/ai
B
N
M71
S 2
3/26/31
N
H 2
8/28/81
c
P
F
M71
H 2
a/28/ei
c
N
M71
S 2
8/28/81
D
N
H 2
a/29/81
C
P
N
S36
H 2
8/29/81
P
N
M71
S 2
3/29/81
A
N
R66
M 2
3/30/81
3
U
M71
H 2
3/31/8
B
P
N
H 2
9/01/8
B
N
H 2
9/14/8
B
U
S36
H 2
9/13/8
A
16
P
N
S51
H 2
10/22/81
P
N
S 2
11/02/81
A
P
N
R66
H 2
11/03/81
B
P
N
M71
S 2
11/03/81
B
P
U
R66
H 2
11/04/81
A
T
T
R56
H 2
11/05/81
A
E
H 2
11/14/81
e
u
S 2
12/17/31
c
N
R66
S 2
12/24/81
B
P
N
H 2 5/14/81 B I P F S36
5 2 3/06/81 A
3/09/81
8/17/31
5/10/81
6/10/81
N M71
U R66
F M71
L
S 2 7/06/81 6 P N R66
H 2 7/26/81 a 3 U M71
S 2 8/19/81 D 1 P N R66
H 2 8/27/81 1 N M71
S 2 8/27/81 C 2 N R66
2
11/02/81
A
1
P
N
R66
2
U/D3/81
B
2
P
N
M71
2
U/03/81
B
2
P
U
R66
2
11/04/81
A
4
T
T
R56
2
11/05/81
A
4
E
2
11/06/81
C
1
N
2
U/07/81
A
4
E
2
11/08/81
e
2
J
M71
2
U/13/81
A
4
L
2
11/15/81
B
9
N
M71
2
12/02/81
B
2
P
N
M7 1
2
12/02/81
D
1
P
N
R66
2
5/14/ai
1
P
/
N
M71
2
7/23/81
D
1
P
F
M71
2
8/02/81
B
1
P
F
M7 1
2
a/09/ei
B
4
P
F
M71
2
a/ii/81
B
2
N
M71
IONTmLY/ANNU*!.
I K J E «
W/31/H1
su3jecTs
PACE i^a
PITCHERS FINiLL* SmO- JP t
3ULLS GC Out IS SrvLt
0*L C4NTCN JOINS SULLS
BUNIEBS UONM
DU=M»™ BULLS. PL«»E« IRASSFEBS
RUOO TRADED 10 flRIOLES ORGA'Jl J A TI ON
TSaOE GOOn "CVE FOR RUDO. 5RAVES
TBA^E OF RO^ME RUCO HELPS BRAtfES. HURTS BULLS
BRAVES ACSUIRE ->. VERSATILITY , . , ,
BASEBALL'S LJHCR DRAFT PICKS havE HIGHER CLiMB TQ HA»6
RUCO RETuR'.S
OAITERSCS -(ASTERS HET5
DuPmAI bulls. PROFITS
CUT TAKE FRQ" Bulls TOPi 120.000
DURHAM Bulls, prohotioss
DREAM PHQMOTIOSS
nuRnAH BULLS. RADIO COVERAGE
THE CULLS' VOICE
BEAuCHA"? TURNS oChN Bulls post
Tn The sports EDITOR
BULLS ON wOnC again
ROOKIE TAYLOR GAINS PRO BOWL START FOR NFC
DURHAM BULLS. TELEVISION COVERAGE
ABC VISITS BULLS. FANS TONIGHT
r>URHAM BULLS. TRAMSFERS ,rr,,
SEE OURHA" BULLS. PLAYER TRANSFERS
DURHAM BUS STATION
SEE DURHAM UNIO'I 1US STATION
DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ChaIN
SEE ALSD BLACK-n»NEn BUSINESSES
SFE ALSO BUSINESSES. Durham
F1RU" TO BE OCT. 29
CITY PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON CONTRACT
NE. COUNCIL TT STUDY HAYTI REDEVELOPMENT
BUSINESS^ANO^'pROFESSinNlL ChIin lCSFS GRANT. CHANGES OPERATION
HUD SLIP RAISES ISSUE OF RELOCATION CONTRACT
HAYTI a'.sjer Surprises officials
DURHAM CABLEVISIHN
SEE CABLEVISIO-. OF Durham
OURhIM CENTRAL SERVICE CENTER
SEE ALS^ DURHAM CEPr. OF GENERAL SERVICES
ANNEXATION TO STAY IN COMMITTEE
PLANS FOR SERVICE CENTER MEETS BOARD APPROVAL
S^^RVICE CENTER DRA»S DUERY
SERVICE CENTER OUESTIONEO
COUNCIL PONDERS BIOS ON GARAGt
DURHAM CENTURY 21
SEE CENTURY 21 IREAL ESTATE OFFICES!
DURHAM CERAMIC GUILD
SEE ALSn CERAMICS
CERAMIC SHO" SET
DURHAM CERA"IC ShOm opens
jugging vase
Durham cerebral palsy foundation
trial tc decide 1300,000 dispute
special party
Durham Chamber foundation
chamber to manage city of medicine drive
DURHAM Chamber of commerce
S'E ALSD N.C. CHAMBERS OF COMM£;cE
SEE ALSO U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ChaSbER TO hInaGE CITY CF MEDICINE DRIVE
Chamber near hiring leader
recreation may ?e in housing plan
FIRE DEPART-ENTS REOUEST Tax INCREASES
■INNING AD
CONTRACTS ARE SUBJECT
l?5I?5s:lY^;i;lL^2?vl^'ci^flR' AT TOP OF chamber PRIORITY LIST
EXPRESSWAY HEADS LIST , _, ,,
PANEL INCREASES FUNDING ON FINAL DAY OF HEARINGS
REDUCING FACTIONALISM wCRTnY TASK FOR CHAMBER
Chamber asked T3 FIND TEENS JOBS
AMONG The I! PERCENT
a negative approach to seeking teen jobs
Race relations -ay be aired
Talk can ease TENSIONS , ,. , , ,.,
mayor SEEKS FFOEKAL mElP 3N EXPRESSWAY EXTENSION
MflMFRTON-FRYAN RECEIVES AWARD
CHAMBER; EXPAND JOBS PROGRAM BACKING
JAR90E WILL SUPERVISE 'CITY OF MEDICINE' PLAN
•CITY OF MEDICINE' DIRECTOR HAMEO
AN EXCELLENT Choice
JARBOE FILLS The BILL
IfcO FIRMS Support zone
TOUR faC IL ITy
DELEGATION TO TALK TO LEGISLATORS
STRPNGER PRIVATE SECTOR hElPS ECONOMY, EAST SAYS
WASHINGTON HEARS DURHAM'S NEEDS
MEETING WITH HELMS 'DOWN hQmE' SESSION
ANDREWS COOL TO BOTH TAX-CUT PROPOSALS
DELEGATION ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT MEETING
Run. AY IS TDP-10 PRIORITY
CHAMBER SELECTS MORGAN
JOHN ATKINS TO HEAD DURHAM CHAMBER
PYE TURNS BACK LIBRARY SUGGESTION
CIVIC AFFAIRS Chief named
Chamber SELECTS ATKINS
CHAMflCR poECEBS OVERALL CAMPAIGN COSTS
"ni''"''puSh' I'xpSeSSwy: calls PuRham PROJECT TOP STATE PRIORITY
BUSINESS SEMINAR PLANNED _. ,
LEGISLATIVE FREEZE THAWING FOR SRAULOING
wEST: CITY Can HELP NixDN LIBRARY
souIhchem official Outlines safety rules
BANKRUPTCY SuRjECT OF FORUM
Chamber to PS^mtTE one PF MICA'S SERVICES
CHAMBER APPROVES promotion OF SERVICE
BREAKING SEW CROu'iD
CHAMBER GET' 13 MEMBERS
SMALL BUSI. ESSES GET ADVICE ON CUSTOMER CRcDIT
S 2 3/17/ai
S 2 3/29/91
S 2 U/21/81
H 2
S 2
H 2
5 2
H 2
S 2
5/04/91
5/04/»l
5/05/91
5/D5/"l B
5/l5/ai ■
i/05/?l
6/05/Fl
s
E
C
I
I
PC L
T
Y
P 9TL
D
A
A
4
9
11
U- R&6
N R&6
N
E
D
C
B
C
C
G
2
t,
1
I
1
1
1
N M71
U R66
U M71
N "bi
U M71
N M71
N R66
H 2 9/ia/Bl A 1* P N S51
H 2 7/12/ei 3 3 U "7 1
5/06/91 D
11/15/81 B
11/22/91 B
12/16/91
12/17/91 D
1 P F M
9 N M
2 L
1 N
? P N
5 2 7/OT/ei A 1
10/16/91
11/20/91
n/20/fll
12/09/91
12/10/91
12/12/''I
12/1*/81
H 2
S 2
S 2
2
9/29/91 A
9/29/91 A
10/01/91 C
. 10/02/91 a
S 2 10/05/81 C
N S51
N K90
N S51
N F76
N S51
N K90
S5l
K90
K90
S 2 10/20/91 e 7
S 2 10/29/91 12
S 2 10/30/91 C 1
S 2 U/09/°l CI N
S 2 12/16/91 C 1 P P T37
H 2 5/D1/91 B 1
H 2
5/01/81
6
N
F79
S 2
5/01/31
N
054
S 2
5/02/91
N
054
S 2
S/Di/Bl
N
054
S 2
5/09/ai
p P
S76
S 2
5/19/81
N
H 2
5/22/91
N
H 2
5/29/81
N
S 2
5/29/91
A 1
N
S 2
5/29/81
N
054
H 2
5/31/91
F
H 2
6/02/91
N
S51
S 2
6/02/91
P P
R91
H 2
6/04/91
c
H 2
6/0<./91
A 1
N
S 2
6/05/91
E
S 2
6/08/91
N
K90
H 2
6/24/81
A 1 '
N
H 2
7/03/91
P N
S56
S 2
7/09/51
P N
H 2
7/09/91
N
H 2
7/10/91
E
S 2
7/14/Bl
E
S 2
7/16/91
N
S83
7/22/91
p P
S7t
S 2
7/24/91
N
S33
S 2
7/30/81
N
533
H 2
7/31/91
N
F7e
S 2
7/3 /ei
N
S83
S 2
7/3 /91
N
S93
S 2
8/01/81
N
SB3
S 2
8/11/91
N
S83
S 2
3/24/ei
P N
S93
H 2
3/26/91
P N
M 2
9/26/»l
N
H 2
a/26/91
N
S 2
3/26/91
N
583
S 2
3/29/91
N
S 2
9/02/91
N
K90
H 2
9/03/91
N
w36
H 2
9/06/91
A 1
N
S 2
9/16/91
N
583
H 2
9/24/91
N
551
S 2
9/25/91
P N
5'3
5 2
9/29/91
N
S33
H 2
10/01/91
N
F79
S 2
10/01/81
A 2
N
S 2
10/06/91
E
S 2
10/06/81
B
N
S83
H 2
10/08/91
A 1
^ N
F7a
H0NTHLY/4NIU
INDEX
12/11/81
SUBJECTS
PAGE 169
1/10/Si
CH«"ee« SEEKS jnas in pbivate sectob
fORUM Tfl ?E OCI. ?9
IN-MOUSE SEHVICES SAVING FIRM MflNE*
cnsr np LIVING smows slight drop in jurham
OURMA'< FISHS UNAWARE OF FEDERAL TAX BREAK
OUKF NORTH IS BIG BUSINESS
INQUIRIES ON WANE, SAYS INDUSTRY HUNTEk
RDU CAMPAIGN TO 3E KICKEO OFF IN Mn-JANUARY
DURHAM euSINESS GROUP PUSHES AIRPORT BOND ISSUE
CHAMBER UNIT BAC<S TRIANGLE DISTRICT
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCEi EUDCET
PROPOSED CITY BUDGET TRIMS AGENCY REQUESTS
SURPLUS AIDS NON-CITY AGENCIES
DURHAM CHAMBER Of COMMERCEi COMMITTEE ON WATER AND SEWER RATES
CITY COUNCIL TELAYS VOTING ON BUDGET
RATES DELAY euDGET VOTE
COMPLAINTS ARE TARDY
1UPHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCEi LOANED EXECUTIVE PROGRAM
LOANED EXECUTIVES A SUCCESS
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCEi SURVEYS
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
SU5VEY: Chamber members back FREEWAY
ourham chamber of commerce board of directors
chamber to -anagi city of medicine drive
chamber near hiring leaoe« , « ^
cha-ber directors endorse concept of middle schools
chamber board backs idea of middle schools
crepe myrtles may line some expressway exits
durham child advocacy commission
see child advocacy commission
durham citiien's safety committee
see also safety
group buys badges
durham city accounting division
see also auditors
see also durham, n.c.i budget
see also durham city purchasing division
see also durham finance division
see also durham office of budget and management
city's auditors recommended for extension
durham city arborist
see also trees
city may sell trees to finance arburist
recycling nature
durham city association of educators
see durham association of educators
ourham city attorneys office
squabbling is no answer
durham city foard of adjustment
applicants sought for boards
board backs opposition to construction
adjustment board rejects "uke park variance request
board is subject of more reviews
centers receive use permits
board approves parking leases
builder gets variances
nomination draws claim of conflict
griffin warns of politicking
archer withdraws board application
archer withdraws application for board
attorney sees no conflict
squabbling is no answer
committee names 3 to board
new nominations made for board of adjustment
vacancies filled on adjustment board
board may let resident vote
city seeking applicants to fill seats on boards
city seeks applications for vacancies
ourham city board of education
see also durham, n.c.i budget
see also ourham city schoolsi budget
attendance policy gets 'f-
committee favors adopting middle schools
committee favors middle schools
schools adopt attendance policy
school. committee officials rap editorial
unit renews school lease
editorial unjust to school board "ember
people have right to question schools
board may be leaning toward middle schools
city board discusses middle schools
dropout problem needs detailed plan
Chamber directors endorse concept of middle schools
cmangf to require decision on sports
hammonds to urge middle-school concept
durham board opts for middle schools
30ard apppovcs middle schools
school change logical
city board against geo diploma plan
schools preparing for tomorrow's jobs
city schools beady to determine tax cut's effects on lunch prices
hammonds: enrollment drop could affect school usage
city schools watching falling enrollment
city schools outline goals
23 classes over limit
city seeks permission to exceed classroom sue
Changes eyed in school zones
schools polling teachers on middle school idea
school improvements planned
city schools ok architectural planning
mrs. sligh named teacher of year «
ourham city board of education, budget
SEE ALSO OUflHA- CITY SCHOOLSi BUDGET
SCHOOLS MAY TEST SYSTEM
CUTS TO COST SCHOOLS 1 TEACHERS. 2', AIDES
CITY SCHOOLS "AY CHANGE TEACHERS' BONUS SCHEDULE
CITY SCHOOLS 5TU0YING SUPPLEMENTAL PAY
DURHAM CITY CHARTER
DURHAM'S CHARTER AMENDED
DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
N E
P D
S
E
C PG
S 2 10/12/B1 C
2 10/16/81
2 10/2T/81
2 11/03/91
2 U/0<)/81
2 11/17/81
2 ll/2S/fll
1 11/26/flI
? 12/08/81
2 12/17/Bl
5/2D/B1
5/30/ai
6/16/81
6/16/81
6/17/81
H 2 10/11/81 D 10
H 2 5/07/91 a
S 2
S 2
5/01/81
5/01/Bl
6/2<,/Pl
6/2<,/81
N H'iO
N
N S83
N S83
N sa3
N S33
N F78
N H60
N sa3
N GS3
N W36
N 05'.
N W36
N 05^.
E
N F78
N 054
N F79
H 2 7/30/81 B 3
S 2 ')/D<)/81 C
H 2 10/09/81 A 12
6/01/81 C
6/04/81 A
N OS*
E
s
2
7/2D/ai
A
E
H
2
5/12/81
A
N
s
5/12/81
A
N
05',
H
2
5/13/81
A
I 1
N
2
5/13/61
c
N
054
5
5/26/81
B
N
003
s
2
6/0<>/Rl
a
N
008
S
2
6/23/91
A
N
054
H
2
7/10/91
B
N
W36
s
2
7/10/81
c
N
K90
H
2
7/16/91
B
N
W36
2
7/16/81
A
N
5
2
7/17/81
C
N
K90
S
2
7/20/81
A
E
s
2
7/22/81
A
N
K'JO
H
2
7/23/81
A
16
N
W36
H
2
8/04/81
B
N
s
2
l2/0>)/91
C
N
K90
H
2
12/12/81
A
1 1
N
S 2 12/16/91 C 24
S 2
5/02/ei
A
E
S 2
5/11/91
C
N
008
H 2
5/12/91
B
N
W24
S 2
5/12/91
B
N
008
H 2
5/26/91
8
N
W24
S 2
5/26/91
A
N
009
H 2
6/01/81
A
L
H 2
6/02/91
A
L
H 2
6/09/91
A
N
W24
S 2
6/09/81
B
N
00 8
H 2
6/23/81
A
L
H 2
6/24/91
A
14
P N
F78
S 2
6/25/81
C
N
009
S 2
7/27/91
c
N
noB
H 2
7/29/81
A
N
W24
S 2
7/28/91
B
N
DOB
S 2
7/30/91
A
E
H 2
8/11/81
B
N
S51
S 2
9/11/81
a
N
008
S 2
8/13/81
c
N
DOB
H 2
9/15/81
A
P N
W24
S 2
9/15/81
B
N
008
S 2
9/18/91
C
N
008
H 2
9/29/ei
A
N
W24
S 2
9/29/91
B
N
009
H 2
10/13/81
e
N
V05
S 2
10/13/91
B
N
009
H 2
11/ 0/91
A
1 1
N
S 2
U/ D/91
A
8
N
009
H 2
U/24/81
B
1
P N
H 2 6/11/81 A 15
6/23/91
12/15/81
12/15/81
N W24
N V05
N
H 2 6/27/81 A 10
M0NTHLY/4NNU
■5/01/81
I N E «
12/31/91
SJBJECTS
SAGE 170
1/10/93
"i NE- PLAN.'^ING OtPT.
JCB
"ElSuRES
Changes
SEE ALSO COUKts. OuOhan county
IcE f!-|S £°1,""5. nuDHAM cojNry, E'oloyefs
SEE iLSn OuOma-* crrr HALL
SHLLINS T? GET -JEW POSITION
^.'^'^^tE'? P '"^f AO-iNisrsATivE jns
ciwsj\E;?^?ifrpST=" ' "'""^ "'«f
NO;ar IS APPOTNTEO DIHECTOS DC CIT,'
CLE^K APPLICATIONS NU'<E»auS
?23 «ffl-r fon CITr CLE««-S POSITION
200 AJE SjEKI'-G CITr CLERK'S JOB
CIT» COUNCIL APPOINTS NE J CL£OK
NUHeEOS CO. AT PUBLIC HEARING
JHT HIRE OUTSIDERS'
DURham-s NEi( CITY CLERK DECIDES NOT TO Ta«E
^VSTV? ^E" '^'-ERK riECIOES NOT TO COHE
?i i?'^^ CLERK SHOULD BEGIN IN 1 WEEK
COUNCIL DENIES .'ONE CHANGE
CIUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY BACKS CITY OF MEDICINE SLOGAN
.VANS NAMED OMRHAM-S MAYOR EMERITUS SLOGAN
NE« COUNCIL MOv^S FAST
RULE IS SLOmING SEARCH FOR CLERK
TASK NOT IMPOSSIBLE
iuRham city council
CITY HONORS 30 MARKERS
f^un'^5.';j :?i;'o\5?"?^,5^5!i?H\'f:'!? ^■""^
REJONING FOR STORE APPROVED
PROCEDURES REvIE« PLANNED
-l!^'V,'^X,^i"°"^ PRESSURE EYED AT lynnhavEN
v^°.Vcii'i,'izi-i', lor^siios"" "°"^'^ ''"•*' '"■"
HUC ASKED TO YANK 0< F QR APTS.
BOARD IS SUBJECT OF MORE REvI'^hS
council debates HOUSING VIOLATION
CITY "uSI STAND FIRM
COUNCILMAN RAPS RELATIONS PANEL
COUNCIL our OF L INE
LONG oRANCh LOSES iONING FJCmT
COUNCIL DENIES CHANGE FOR LONG "RANCH SALOON
911" ?!;"<!.' = ''5 SCALE 00-N PROPOSALS FOR EDGEMONT
CITY COUNCIL TO STUDY « I NDOW-M A 5H I NG " I
BUILDING INCENTIVE Plan OUESTIONED
FrfJ^rici r^T.'.''c°lf;'-^ DURHAM'S MANAGEMENT
cIJsT^C CQMi^NTl"-'- ""'" "'" '•^'''•' '^"^
ai'? = '",S°!^;-"^."- "*' IMPOSE MILO WATER-SAVING
PANEL TO STUDY VIETNAM MEMORIAL
»°°f^"FJ' 5;y5 council FRICTION SEASON FOR
2 SITES GET BACKING FOR HOUSING
SOMC FRICTION IS NATURAL
OUR-AM COUNCIL CALLS TI-E OUT
}''l'^„'*l'-''^° DURHAM BY MOVING OUT OF TOWN
EDCE-ONT PLAN DUESTION LINGERS
DUrfHAM.5 STRONG POINTS? I WASN'T ASKED
EDGEMONT DEADLINE EITENOED
TIE VOTE PJTS INDEPENDENCE PLAN IN LIMBO
COUNCIL APPROVES DEMOLISHING HOUSE
«'lo??ffoNrilY°l?''jyi °' '"oe-e-'OENce place
SOUABBlING IS NO ANSWER
AGENCY CONTRACTS Ok'O: MONITORING SUGGFSTFO
SPVn^ii rb'JI J9,3ECl6£ ON'tYNin^vEN JULY 30
PLEDGER U».,ES CITY JSE OF CENTRAL YMCA
SSK^ilSl^G^E^rA-Nti^U'li^o'N^AS'Els '"^ "" *"'°"
CO^N^il; ?S':uLL'i?5Lr?o'F£g's ""^""a" "^ BUSINESSES
PUBLIC HOUSING SITE ON AGENDi
•M SUNOERSTANOING' CLOuDS LYNNHAVEN
SMITH URGES FAST ACTION ON BOARD'S MAKEUP
MAYOR CANCELS FUNDING-CUT MEET ■'"Ktui'
COUNCIL'S MEETING OPEN, SHUT maTTFR
??V'c^OuJ^fL^'o'^S?o"E%^?^-N.?E"lA?f5N=^'L^^N^^r;^N^^ ''"'
Tonrun 5F5jTrrAe^^M°cfy?-cS,';^?;:" '*""'=- °^ ^"--"^
ANNEIATION HEARING SET SEPT. 9 LUUNCIL
fEt;.";'cit 2L"i5s'2N,'iP,:T?i.;^i'EAgi5i''°" '°^'^'°-'
SUCCESS IS RE.APOEO """'NU
MOUSING ANSWER TOMORROW
CITY PO'.DERS WATER Plan
GRANT FATE UNKNOWN
HUD A'SwER A.VAITEO STILL
4Th officer may in TO SCHOOLS
rX'^fVi" "f HOD GETS COUNCIL OK
fsi'*'^'V„'^;:5 'E'l^EO SITE PLAN FOR PROJECT
"■^Eli, '0 '^"^ NOn AS DEPUTY DIRECTOR
j-story building punned for -ITy
council to meft un grant contract
BUILDING SEEDS COUNCIL OK
rn ...rn'^nnrcV'?'^?'?' "EvISED FUNDING Plan
COUNCIL VOTES S-5 IN Favor OF HUD PACT
CITY MANAGER'S ROLE MAY SURFACE AGAIN
C^iNCu::; mi c'lf?'22jAi^R'"""- DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
Two SEEKING WARD S COUNCIL SEAT
COMMITTEE DELAYS CHANGING FEES
WRONG DATE GIVEN
STRUGGLE SEEN FOR CONTROL OF COUNCIL
?5fJ' J'-lcI'M^ "^E" fXPRFSSwiY ON TRACK
rii^'^.j^^LT-'^jprE?^::,'" •" •'"'""' "-a^^"'
iH°E%%i?rsfTH^^"AwiVR^sr,',c'i"''"^''°"
;j!'c;;l!9*' I^""^ 2F COUNCIL MEETING
^^J:?;',"^" "LANS ORA» FIRE
CITUENS OPPOSE annEaaTION
COUNCIL AYES ASSESSMENTS
illi J?','^f 't,""E-ELES DICTATORSHIP
A.NNFiATION TO EE TOPIC
riT 19 "" '900.000 IN WATER BILLING SUITS
C TY READY TO PAT SACK waTER -ONEY
I.ITY MAY NOT AOD 'COuGhNUT HQL E •
C?T?'ri„.^?,,"nli2f*»^'-'<:'""^ ANNEXATION
s
E
C PG
5/24/81
5/2B/ei
6/16/91
7/02/91
T/K/Sl
7/25/ei
3/2!/91
3/23/Rl
10/06/91
10/06/91
IG/U/ai
11/10/91
ll/I 1/91
1 1/1<./9I
11/17/91
U/17/91
12/09/91
12/D8/91
12/0^/91
12/11/81
N K90
N K90
N
N S51
N K90
L
N Kqo
N S51
N K90
N S5l
t K^O
N S5l
N K90
5/01/91
5/03/91
5/04/91
5/05/91
5/05