THE LIBRARY OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
AT CHAPEL HILL
THE COLLECTION OF
NORTH CAROLINIANA
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1983
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FOR USE ONLY IN
THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
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THE DURHAM SUN
Subject Index
Januaiy-December 1 983
Compiled by Herald-Sun Library
Published by Herald-Sun Newspapers
Durham, N.C.
ISSN 0741-0328
IND-EX is a guide to articles
and photographs in the local
and regional editions of the
DURHAM MORNING 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.)
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
MMap
NNews
O 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
BYL (By-line)
A15 ADAMS, ALLISON
A20 ADAMS. JACK
A47 ALDERMAN. DONALD
A54 ANDREWS, MARK
326 HERMAN, RITA
B30 BEST, KIM
B46 BOLICK, SANDY HOYLE
^ B51 BONDS, LOU
> B61 BOSWELL, CARL
^ B66 BRITT, TONY
a- B71 BROILI, SUSAN
B81 BROWN, PAUL
COS CANNADA, NORMAN
C09 CARSON, AL
C19 CARVER, VEN
C23 CASEY, LYNN
C36 CHANDLER, CHARLES
C52 COONS, KIP
C56 COOPER, CHARLES
C60 CORNELIUS, ANN
D18 DASCENZO, FRANK
D43 DIXON, WYATT
D71 DRUM, KEITH
EOS EASON, NATALIE
E75 ESPOSITO, MICHAEL
E93 EVANS, JOHN
F25 FEATHERSTON, AL
F30 FERRELL, RON
F70 FRANCIS, JAMIE
G09 GARRETT, NANCY
G33 GENTRY, JERRY
&13 GERMINO, HUGO
G68 GREENBERG, BLUE
G78 GRIFFIN, LIB
H09 HARRELL, CARLTON
H45 HODGES, BETTY
H49 HODGES, ED
H55 HOLLINGSWORTH, HARRY
H60 HOLMES, JACK
H90 HUGHES, CATHY
J06 JALUVKA, LYNN
J40 JOHNSTON, FLO
JSO JONES, H.G.
JS2 JONES, JULIE
J56 JONES, PAT
J58 JONES, RICHARD
K30 KEISTER, KEVIN
K45 KIRKLAND, LAURIE
K90 KREUZWIESER, MARK
L25 LEE, BILL
L30 LEE, ELEANOR
L34 LEE, ELIZABETH
L38 LEVY, ART
L41 LITTLE, LOYD
L57 LOUGEE, GEORGE
M04 MCADAMS, KATHY
M09 MCPHERSON, KATHRYN
M23 MARKELL, MARY
M27 MERRITTS, JOAN
M51 MICHAEL, KAMMIE
M56 MICHAELS, GAIL
M66 MOORE, HAROLD
M71 MORRIS, RON
M95 MURPHY, TRACEY
N25 NEAL, KATHY
N36 NEWTON, DAVID
046 OLIVER, TOM
P07 PACE, LEE
P45 PLAISANCE, PAT
P55 POWELL, CHRIS
R09 RAINS, JOHN
R56 ROGERS. V. C.
R81 ROWE, CHARLES
R91 RUMPLE, TONY
S09 SATTERFIELD, CAROLYN
S19 SCOTT, RACHEL
S36 SHERRILL, BOB
S45 SINK, JOHN
S51 SMITH, BILL
S56 SMITH. DEBBIE
S66 SMITH, R. C.
S76 SPARKS, JIM
S81 STAGG, BILL
882 STEVENSON, JOHN
S83 STOVALL, MELINDA
S91 SWAIM, RON
T32 THOMAS, ASHLIN
T37 THORNTON, JIM
U57 UPCHURCH, KEITH
W09 WALL, DON
W24 WEFING, HENRY
W36 WHELESS, AL
W60 WILSON, JIM
W66 WISE, JIM
X02 RUMPLE & THORNTON
X03 RUMPLE & SPARKS
X07 PACE & SWAIM
X09 MOORE & THORNTON
XIO ANDREWS & MICHAEL
X12 FERRELL & KREUZWIESER
X14 WHELESS & MARKELL
X16 STOVALL & KREUZWIESER
X17 UPCHURCH & FERRELL
X18 STOVALL & UPCHURCH
X20 COOPER & SPARKS
X21 STOVALL & FERRELL
X22 MARKELL & FERRELL
X23 SMITH & BROWN
X25 ANDREWS & SCOTT
X26 MARKELL & OSBORN
X27 LEE & WHELESS
X29 SHERRILL & BROWN
X30 ADAMS & BROILI
X31 STOVALL & WHELESS
X33 UPCHURCH & KREUZWIESER
X34 UPCHURCH & WHELESS
X37 EASON & KREUZWIESER
X39 BROWN & BONDS
X40 LITTLE & BROWN
X41 BROWN & ANDREWS
X42 EASON & STOVALL
X43 BROWN & BOLICK
X44 STOVALL & MARKELL
X45 EASON & MARKELL
X46 ANDREWS & BEST
X47 ADAMS & JALUVKA
X48 STOVALL & BOLICK
X49 BEST & LEE
X50 WEFING & BOLICK
X51 MARKELL/ KREUZWIESER/ STOVALL
X52 EASON & FERRELL
X53 BONDS & SMITH
X54 MICHAEL & BONDS
X55 WHELESS & EASON
XS7 BROWN & WEFING
X58 BOLICK & WHELESS
X59 KREUZWIESER & BOLICK
X60 FERRELL & LEVY
X61 KREUZWIESER & JONES
X62 KREUZWIESER & LEVY
X63 JONES & CANNADA
X64 OLIVER & ANDREWS
X65 THOMAS & FERRELL
X66 BROWN & OLIVER
X67 LITTLE & OLIVER
X68 KREUZWIESER & CANNADA
X69 WHELESS & HUGHES
X70 WHELESS & CANNADA
II
Regular Columns and Features
m
Feature
ABBY
AFTER HOURS
AFTER THE DEADLINE (HARRY HOLLINGSWORTH)
ANN LANDERS
ASK DR. LAMB
BOOK COLUMN (BETTY HODGES)
BOTANICAL GARDEN COLUMN
BULL'S EYE
COMMUNITY NOTES
CREATIVE DESIGNS (PATTERNS)
CRIMESTOPPERS
DAILY BREAD (PURNELL BAILEY)
DISCOVERIES
DURHAM COUNTY FARM CORNER (CARL HODGES)
ERMA BOMBECK
FAMILY WEEKLY
FILM PROJECTIONS (AL FEATHERSTON)
FOLKS AROUND HERE
FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT —
FREE OF CHARGE (SUSAN BROILI)
FRIDAY
GAIL MICHAELS
GARDEN CLINIC
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HOUSE OF THE WEEK
LITERARY LANTERN (WALTER SPEARMAN)
MERLE ELLIS-THE BUTCHER
MINI-MOVIE REVIEWS
ORANGE COUNTY FARM NEWS (DAVE WARREN)
PEOPLE AND WHAT THEY'RE DOING
PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY (JOE GRAEDON)
PERSONAL GLIMPSES
R.C. SMITH (MOVIE REVIEWS)
SCIENCE, MEDICINE NOTES
SCOREBOARD (SPORTS SCORES)
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SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
SOAP OPERA SCENE
THE SOUTHERN GARDENER (W.L. HUNT)
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SPORTS MONDAY
STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS
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LOBBY GROUP PLANS TO FIGHT LA< CHANGES
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MINE BILL ZOOMING THROUGH ASSEMBLY
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LABEL ALCOHOL'S DANGERS ,
SUOI'S CHARGED WITH VIOLATIONS
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5EE AlId JOSEPH SCHLITZ BREWING CO.
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGf CONTROL PUAKD
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SEE ALSO WARREN COUNTY, N.C. ABC STORtS
SEE ALSO WINE
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ROSMAN ABC STORE CLOSED WITH OEBTS
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LIQUOR PRICE HIKES MAY PROMPT SUIT
LIQUOR STORE, BEER HOT ELECTHN IS'
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' L'iS^'S^RT^is'ieT^ !R""es gS wr^eI7 .N -OREHEAO C.TV
n235 PaOT SASPROMnTED HOURS oEFORE FATAL CRASH
;;iJr;??s"5r!H^'llRfiN?r?R^c'^iinLTRAL.CHT CRASH
SKILLEO IN PLANE CRASH NEAR PENSON
PILOT NOT INJURED IN CRASH
PLANE CRASH IN GUILFURO
SirPLAn"cRASH£S after taking off; FAHILT. pilot KILLED
□ lI;£*MAN''ilLLEO IN PLANE CRASH AT CHARLOTTE AIRPORT
MAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH
CRASH DfbBIS
SUIT FILED Over plane crash
TWO PfQPLE FOUND DEAD AT CRASH SITE
ACCIDENTS, *IRPL;NfSi U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRLINF OEAIHS
SEE ALSO uINOSHFAH
?!!;?; ^S'stJSJ'c'r/he' S?c^Ths :o.pensat.dn
^.^"E'?GH''RislSESIs";N'/uS?E ^R'^VrPLANE CRASH
CHARLOTTE FIRF XAT AID AIB CANADA PBG1E
OFFICIALS PROBE PLANE CRASH
i DIE IN CRASH OF S'<ALL PLANE
i N.C. RESIDENTS DIE IN CRASH
TWO NAVV PLANFS CRASH IN ATLANTIC
AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD
AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD
•"SPI'lho'iS'fibL^&EE SERVICE, N.C.
AMBULANCE hRECK KILLS Z
'"■"WrdoSK'S^^FART
*"iPri^in'yi?lDiN??fSSTO. ORANGF COUNT,
MAN KILLED IN WRECK NEAR CARR'OBO
MAN DIES IN AUTO WRECK
'"i?PlL'50*W?[Db^t?^'-Aufbi ORANGE COUNTY
rHi^P^L^i^IiMK KS^?'5A^CCIDCNT
<, HURT IN ".-AUTO PILEUP
HEAT CAUSE OF WPECK ,,,.,
HAN CHARGED wITH LEAVING SCENF
CHAPEL HILL BURGLARIES ARE 00^ N
TRUCK-CAR ErASH INJURES 2 PERSONS
PEOESTRIANi CAR COLLIDE
CHAPEL HILL WRECK INJURES 3
'"igfAVno'V^J^FfrK^lTHS, DURHAM COUNTY
I, INJURED IN ACCIDENT
CARS HIT; SFVFRAL A»E HURT
POLICeI iHSCK CAUSED NO SERIOUS HARM
WOMAN THROWN FROM CAR
WOMAN IS STILL CRITICAL
?yIlLER"lVr'uTO, INJURING ITS DRIVER
DURHAM OFFICER HURT IN WRECK
OFFICER HURT IN COLLISION ,,,„r.,
2 STATESVILLE men HURT IN DURHAM ACCIDENT
DURHAM WOMAN DIES IN WRECK
PATROL CAR IN CRASH
AUrn^SKIOS^'lAKES^wING AND HITS TREE: DRIVER HURT
TEEN-AGER INJURED IN WRECK
WHERE WAS IT, ERwIN? ,,„n.,
HAN IS MORI IN HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT
PUBLIC SAFETY CRUISFR HITS, KILLS DURHAM TEEN
POLICE DON'T BELIEVE SPEED LIMKED TO DEATH
POLICE DON'T Think officer speeding
OFFICER DRIVING ABOUT 35 MPH
ICE ON BOAO CAUSES WRECK
SUa-FREEZING^IEMPERATURFS CREATE ICY SPOTS ON ROADS
SSi'ti'.Rcls'pLUE^ "A^A^NrT'^Js' ?N''ic"c.DfNT THAT KILLED TEEN-
PSO WON'T BF Charged in death
THREE HURT IN THREE-VEHICLE W'ECK
2 CHARGED IN ACCIDENTS
DEPUTY'S CAR SUSTAINS MINOR DAMAGE
HEAvTrMNS CONTRIOUTE to accidents in DURHAM
MAN KILLED whFN CAR HITS STRE"T CLEANER
CAR HITS sweeper; one man killed r^.orcn
i person dies in wreck; wallace man is charged
child hi t by cab
durham man dies in person wreck
policf Charge tfen with dui I'< wreck
car lands on wheels
accident blocks freeway
man dragged from burning car
DURHAM MAN IS INJURED ,,.„r.,Tc
TWO PERSONS ARE KILLED IN SEPJRATE ACCIOENIS
FUNERAL SERVICE TODAY FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM
TWO DURHAM ?OYS INJURED AS ' P» RJ E 0' C AR H I T S THEM
YOUTH STRUCK PY CAR SAID IN FAIR CONDITION
CHILD HIT BY CAR IN FAIR CONDITION
WRECK INJURES ONE
1 INJURFD IN HEAD-ON COLLISION
YOUTH IN INTENSIVE CARE
CAR HITS APT. WALL IN DURHAM
AUTO CRASHES INTO APARTMENT
WRECK ON NORTH POXBORO ROAD „,,,„,
aCCIDFNT VICTIM IS IN FAIR CONDITIuN
WRECK HURTS I
WOMAN HURT IN WRECK
NO CHARGES FILED IN l-BS ACCIDENT
3 IREATEO AFffR ACCIDENT
OFFICFR HURT, 3 PSO PATROL CARS WRECKED IN CHASE
CAR KNOCKS TRAILER INTO WALL
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WOMAN INJURED IN TwO-CAk COLLISION
WRECK VICTIM TRFATED, RELEASE^
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Cf I CA(* CHARGED
M«>i seaicuSLT iNjuafo in collision of auios
ALSTON'S CJIJITION SAIO ST»BL=
VlflCINIA HQMAN INJURED IN -RE-K
?8riCfT.I ll^nlj^^ioe T»UCK. THFN LEFT SCENE
auaMA" "AN OIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT ,,.,^, „, r »j
GIRLi a. REOoIRES SURGEBT AFr=« SEING STRUCK B* CA^
DURHA" YOUTHS ACCIDENT VICTIMS
mOMAN hurt In COASm
OFFICERS PRO = F 'ITORE PREAK-IN
P50 CHARGED IN TRAFFIC b.RECK
CHlLDi 3i INJURED B» AuT0"0alLE
Child, 3. injured by auto'<obile
child still in stable condition
INJURED CHILD ON CRITICAL LIST
CHILD STILL ON CRITICAL LIST
NRtCK INJUR'^S Two
CAR C'ASrt MUkTS 2 ^OHEN
«»ECK INJURES STUDENT
CAR FLI»S, INJURING »OWAN ON 1-93
MAN HURT AS CAR ROLLS OVER HIM ,,.„,,,„^
HIT-AND-RUN VICTI" IN CRITICAL CONDITION
COMPUTER rJUlPMENT IS STOLEN
S;;,'^^Rr^N^C^^;fsT0^?"0?ia '^^P 2S5rGED
'.Vd'll'd l^^tUll\'°0\A'V.n^ ItV^lK^T BY TRUC.
FOLKS AR0UN1 here: LIFE'S, LUF THAT
7 HURT IN SERIES OF ACCIDENTS
PREGNANT WOMAN INJURED , „„,.-„
2-CAR ArclDFuT INJURES 2: OR W ER
MAN .AITS l":iH RESCUE
hEl-ETS. PELTS LIFESavERS
MinE RO»bORO ROAD SAFER
200 LOSE POJcR AFTER CAP aREC<
,hen tmE morlo Turns topsy-tlpvy
mEsanc man hurt
VEnlCLc OVlPTUk'iS
two INJURED
THREE HURT Is mRECK
MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT
BRECk VICTIMS STILL IN HOSPITAL
JEFFREY SCOTT RAY MlLEC N C' ASh
3LIN0 MAN IS INJURED IN HIT, ^ UN
OFFICERS Charge DURHAM MAN IN Hi T-ANO-RUN -RECK
POLICE PKOaF ACCIDENT
FOUR PERSONS ARE HURT IN SMASHUP OF TWO L AR 5
FOUR INJURE'^ IN TMO-CAR KRECK
ACCinENTS, AUTI, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. DURHAM COUNTY
TuO INJURED ^ ^ ^„„. -
RnuGEMONT .RECK INJURES TWO PrOPLE
CAR HITS BRIDGE. TRUCK QvERTu'NS
DURHAM GIRL STRUCK. KILLED »Y AUTOMOiJIlE
CAR STRIKES BRIDGE rail; mQMAN hurt
U.S. TO ACCIDENT KILLS DURHAM MAN
?CNlS*A?'!ElIlCEs'SEiS ?oS Y F^R girl killed IN ACCIDENT
moS.N LISTED IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER ACCIDENT
RESCUE IN THE RAIN
PAIR OESCUES ACCIDENT VICTIM ,,,,„>.
DURHAM MOHAN kILlED IN auTOMO' I L ; COL L I S I ttN
KRECK kills -OMAN IN PARKMGOD ARcA
ONE PERSON HURT IN hkECk
THREE INJURED IN COLLISION
dPECK HURTS 2
THANKS FOR The RESlUE
GIRL. 3. HURT IN 2-CAR WRECK
ONE-CAR ACCIDENT KILLS DURHAM TtcN
2 PEOPLE HURT IN 2-CAR MRECK
FOU= TEENS INJURED IN mRECK
TEENS STILL IN HOSPITAL
ACCIDENT KILLS Three IN COUNTY
ACCIDENT VICTIMS SAID STABLE
*"i?rlLn0*:il?:A;j0^RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. N.C.
1ST TRAFFIC DEATH REPORTED
DURHAM MAM Charged ,„ .^,„.
GRANVILLE mOMAN KILLED IN COLLISION
OURHA" COUNTY NATIVE IS KILLE^
GRANVILLE -OMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT
BUCK DEER COLLIDES WITH CAR
DURHAM -AN DIES AFTER mRECK
DURHAM mOman niES IN SAMPSON COUNTY mRECk
GUPTON SERVICES TOMORROW
3 DIE JN N.C. ROADS
DURHAM MAN IS CHARGED IN WREC<
CAR HITS FRAnklINTON STORE
2 PROFESSHRS iSoNG <. »ECPLt KILLED IN wRECK NEAR HICKORY
COuPLE DIE IN ACCIDENT
a_y£aR-CLO JOES AFTER HELP „ , „
CHILD PLAY1N>, IN YARD hIT. KILLEO BY CAR
.R£CK KILLS 7'-Y£AR-OL0 IN CW THAM
Three are KILLS"
MAN^?N stAoL£''cnN01TT0N AFTER AUTOMOBILE WRECK
niiHHAM TEFN-AGER DIES IN AuTO wRcCk
oHha" teen JsIng four killed iJ '■■'<"SSbu''d -!"/
CAR HITS 2 3THER VEHICLES. WO) kFk nEaR ROUGEmOHT
FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY FOR DL« HAM TEtN-AGER
ACCIDENT DEATHS. SEER PuRChAS" may PE linked
POLIC^ SAY 17-YEaR-OLO bought BEER PEFORE wRcCK
MAN ChaIgEj with SELLING =>EER TO 17-YEAR-OLO ORIVEK
VANCE TEEN TIES IN ACCIDENT
MAN DIES IN SINGLE-CAR CRASH
.DRAM SHOP' BILL WILL BE PASS-0
ALAMANCE TEFN KILLED whEN CAR SLIDES INTO HAW RIvER
YOuTh in wreck is still MISSf'G
??3S^:?::L?lfls'5pSi's'2£?!QN in GREEnSBORO
lEAAS MAN DIES In VANCE WRECK
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING TEEN
-CARCH TO RESUME TODAY FOR ALAMANCE TEEN-AGER
,EEN-AGER'S BODY FOUND IN hAw RIvER
wPMAN CHARGED IN AMBULANCE WR? CK
PFRSON MAN STRUCK BY Car
MAN DIES IN ORANGE COLLISION
1 OE»D, 2 HURT IN COLLISION
LIVING WITH DEADLY FRROR PENALTY ENOUGH FOR lEcN
LOulSBuRG MAN DIES IN WRECK
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subjects
C *^G L P 3YL
FOUR niE IN I.e. iCCioeNTS ,
13-YtA«-0L0 GIRL niES IN LEE JKECK
0«FORO MAN OIES IN AuTO ACCIDENT
OURHAH WOMAN OIES IN COLLISION
DURHAM WOMAN OIES. ANOTHER HLt! T IN WRELK
WOMAN SETTLES FOR »<. " I L L I ON
FIVE nlE IN AUTO ACCIOENT
CAR HITS GROUP LEAVING PARTY
5 MCDOWELL MEN KILLED IN WREC<
RESOLUTION OPPOSING SALE OF FORESTS ORAHS SUPPJRI
MAN KILLED IN FRANKLIN WRECK
LOUISPuRG MAN DIES IN COLLISION ,,, ^ ,
THREE TEEN-AGERS ARE KILLED IM RJCKINGnAM ACCIDENT
TWO-CAR COLLISION KILLS THREE
3 PEOPLE DIE IN COLLISION
ICE. SNOw CAUSE SANFORO FATALITY
MOTHER MOPES CAR'S WRECKAGc WILL MAKE OTHERS DRIVE SAFtLY
WARREN COUNTY WOMAN IS HIT BY CAR AND KILLED
PERSON WOMAN KILLED
HENOERSDN woman OIES IN AUTOMTblLE
DEATH CAR DRIVER TO SPEND »EE<ENOS. SUMMER IN JAIL
HENDERSON MAN MIT BY CAR. KILLED ,. , ,
KOUGEMONT MAN KILLED IN AUIOMTBILE ACCIDENT
BOY DISCOVERS LIFE IN THE TURV LANE
COUNTY TRIES TO AID VICTIM OF ALLEGED DRUNKEN DRIVER
AUTO ACCIDENT LEAVES DURHAM TEEN-AGER DEAD
DURHAM TEEN-ACER OIES IN CAR ACCIDENT
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL 9 IN N.C.
WRECK KILLS CHEROKEE MAN
THREE DIE IN WRECKS
MAN DIES. FOUR HURT IN WRECK
BELTS SAVf .' CHILDREN IN CAR CRASH
TEXAS TFEN-AufR INJURED AFTER JO-MILE CAR CHASE
FRANKLIN WOMAN STRUCK, KILLFO BY PICKUP IRoCK
SNAKE IN PJRSF LEADS TO WRECK
COAST ROAD WRECK KILLS TWO TE'NS
THRFE KILLED
THREE PEOPLE KILLED IN FIFRY ACCIDENT
3 DIE. T INJURED IN 7-vEHICLE CRASH
6 KILLED ON N.C. ROAOS
DEPUTY'S CAR DAMAGED
29 N.C. TOWNS ESCAPEu HAVING TRAFFIC DEATHS IN '02
SRAHA" MAN DIES IN CRASH
PASSENGER KILLED ON 1-95 AS CAR HITS SHOW MORSES
SMOKE COVERS highway; 1 INJURrO IN ACCIDENTS
SMOKE BLAMED FOR ACCIDENTS
CRASH NORTH OF RGXBOHO KILLS TWO
CRASH INJURfi ROXPORQ MAN
MAN AND WIFE KILLED IN CAR ACCIOENT
WRECK KILLS ? EN ROUTE TO WEOING
in DIE IN N.C. ACCIDENTS
HFaT victim among nine traffic FATALITIES
STEM WOMAN OIES IN CRASH
ONE KILLED IN VANCE COLLISIDN
ALAMANCE TEEN-AGER DIES IN ACCIDENT NEAR MEBANE
HENDERSON MAN KILLEO IN AUIOMIBILE ACCIDENT
3 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
CAR CRUSHES MH TO DEATH
9 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
VANCE COUNTY MAN KILLEO IN ACCIOENT
CAR HITS HORSE; TWO MEN HUkT
CHILD STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION
CRASH KILLS MAN NEAR HENOERSOM
3 TRIPLE FATALITIES RAISE N.C. RJAO OEaTHS TO 13
UNC COEDS KILLED IN ALAMANCE
DRIVING STUDENT KILLED IN TRAINING CAR
BUTNER WOMAN. INFANT SON KILLED IN WRECK NEAR OXFORD
MOTHER. SON OIE IN WRECK
DURHAM WRECK VICTIMS TREATED
PICKET AT CHARLOTTE PLANT SAYS HE WAS HIT BY CAR
WRECK KILLS ONE. DRIVER CHARGFO
MAN CHARGED IN WRECK THAT KILLED OXFORD RESIDENT
3 DIE ON N.C. ROADS HALFWAY INTO WEEKEND
STATE TOOOPF* CHARGED IN FATAL ACCIOENT
FRANKLIN MAN KILLED IN WRECK
MAN Kl LLED IN CAR WRECK
RURAL HALL MAN IS KILLED ON I-'.O
TEEN-AGER KILLEO AS CAR HITS TREE
8 KILLED IN N.C. HIGHWAY MISHAPS
LEASBUhC man DIES IN AUTO ACCIOFijT
ACCIDENT VICTIMS REMAIN IN HOSPITAL
Two KILLtO IN CHARLOTTE wRECK
DRUNKEN DRIVER CHARGED WITH D= ATH BY VEHICLE
TWO M^N KILLED IN WAKE WRECK
N.C. HOLIDAY TRAFFIC TOLL AT 1
2 TEENS PULL GIRL FROM BURNING. CAR
ACCIDFNT KILLS TmREF IN DURHAM COUNTY
7 PEOPLE INJURED IN FRANKLIN WRECK
COLO AFTERMATH TAKES TOLL
BABY SERIOUSLY HURT IN WRECK
ACCIQENTS, AUTQi g''ANGE COUNTY
Ue also aCCIocNTs. auto, CaRRBTRO
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AUTO. Chapel hill
1 KILLED ON SNOW-COVERED ROAD
ORaNGF reports ^ WRECKS
DEFENSE HlNGcS On A KISS
WRECK KILLS COUNTY MAN ,
HILLSPOPOUGH PEDESTRIAN KILLET
HILLSBOROUGH MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
ACC lOENTS
ents, auto, reports
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PROFITS A5 E SIPHONED OFF
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ACCIDENTS, AUTO,
SEE alSo highway Safety
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SPEED LIMITS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. U.S.
V N.C. MEN KILLFD IN WRECK
CAR FALLS 300 FEET; N.C. MAN <ILLeD
SOLDIER FROM N.C. KILLED IN ACCIDENT
SOUTHERN HIGH STUDENT OIES IN ALA. CRASH
WRECK KILLS SOUTHERN STUDENT
ACCIDENTS, AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. TRAINS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. TRAINS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIOfcNTS, TRAINS, U.S.
ONE KILLEO IN BUS-TRAIN CRASH
AMTRAK TRAIN HITS UNOCCUPIED CAR IN PINEBLUFF
CROSSING ACCIDENTS
ROXBORO MAN INJURED IN CAR-TRAIN ACCIOtNT
TRAIN INVOLVED IN ".TH ACCIDENT; HENDERSON MAN KILLEO
TRAIN HITS Car In ralEIGh; woian in critical CONDITION
CAR-TRAIN ACCIDENT
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C"ILD ON ?1CyClE ^T3bCK hi Ci-'
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CARR60Rn MAN iNjjoeo
JUOr.E MACE FAIR RULING
C-APEL HILL alCYCLISTS ARE INJUJEO
Chapel hill mishaps hurt TmO "ICyClISTS
IFEU ON ei«? "IT BY CAR _
TriO SISTcPS HURT AS CAR HITS iIKE
BICYCLlSTs'iyCHAPEL HILL COMING UNIER SCRUTINY
POLICE TO «»rCH BICYCLISTS
•"iPPiL-S-'Ic'c'foENIS. SHIPS
SEE ALSO POAT SAFETY
^"lJ;E°p5i'j5i on YAChT off N.-. COAST
SHIPS RUN Ar.ROuNO IN RESCUE ATIEIPT
MIRED VESSELS ARE AFLOAT AGAIN
E GHT ASU STUDENTS SAFE aFTEk CJ-iOE mishap
il million 10 6F PAID I'^ LAV.S,IIT
FISHERMAN JIES AFTER ^OaT S I N< S
FIRE leSTROYS FISHING BOATS
MARINE CRO.NS IN CaNUE "IShaP
HYPOTHERMIA HILLi N.C. CANOEl-T. M
iii.Vni'iWi<>°i'^h''ir4l BOAT CATCHES ON F,Re
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SEARCH CCNTIi.uES AT LAKE
SEARCH CONtlNueS ON LAKE
JfiMAN'S BUOY FOIINP IN JORDAN
SiRE COUNTY -CHAN DIES IN BOA' ACCIDENT ON SOUND
GIRL "uRnEO in eOAT EXPLOSION
SKIMMER IN SERIOUS CONDITION
CONDITION IS FAIR ^ ^^^
SWIMMFR HIT dY 30AT «aS UNDER .iATER
YACHT ACCIDENT RESULTS IN ARRESTS
COAST GUaRJ explains RESCUE CASE FAILURE
BOGY ^F "iNSTON-SALEM BASEBALL Playfr RECOVERED
FISHING BOAT SINKS OFF N.C.I ONE "AN OIES
HUNTERS RESCUED FROM FALLS LA<E
CITATION EYED FOR ICY RESCUE OFF N.C. COAST
HAN OION'T LOSE HOPE FOR "ESCJE
5 REPRIMANDED IN BRIDGE INCIt>;NT
FIRM SEEKS TO LIMIT LIABILITY
'"i?riL'5o=^^f?0ENTS. SCHOOL BUSES
I KILLEO, 3 HURT IN M»ECK
aitS-CAMPER CRASH INJURES 2
BUS WRECK VICTIMS ARE TREATED „,„,,.,
TMO MFN INJURED IN COLLISION ^cMAIN IN BflSPIIAL
BUS mPcCK kills Zi HURTS AT l'"AST 33
BUS DRivtR D£;coieES 5*REEnin;, OJ"'* mountain
Charter bus f(rm loses its lI-Ense
21 INJURED IN B'JS mRECk
faulty PRAkESi SPFED cited IN BUS .(RECK
ACCIOtNIS, CARPCN.MCNOYlOe
SEc ALSO AUTJ EXHAUST SYSTEMS
GAS ,ATFR hEaTEP said cause of MONOXIDE LEA«
tthhl"oliuk'illu"^2''^'-ll'i^.E0 FROM HOSPITAL
'«"^!2Iho^"lbfu^?S BOY. U
YOUNG BOY OIES PLAYING WITH ROPE
BOY'S FOUT SEVERED ■'Y TRAIN
BOY DISCOVERS LIFE IN THE TUR-l LANt
TWO DURHAM t^OYS INJURED AS •PARKtO" LAR HITS TMtM
IoSth STRUCK PY CAR SAin IN FAIR CONDITION
CHILD HIT 3Y CAR IN FAIR CONDITION
TOuTh in intensive CARE
MOTHER SAVES SON WITH HELP VIA PrlONE
'"lErlcio'^CASi'lSpuLMONAKY RESUSCITATION
SEE ALSO STRANGULATIONS
rwJSRT''illlfurs='Sg'ui;5Su'f:!E:^Vrc'JjTESTS FINISHEO
*"lETlL'dn'??jrSE^f.f5?\N0USTRlAL
WORKER Suffocates in sand
GARY MAN KILLED AT WORK SITE ,^,_ ,
PERSON COUNTY MAN KILLED IN A.CIJEnT „,„,.
contractors fined sZiJ^d following death of wOkKER
accident kills mebane man in lumancc
construction worker OIES IN Fall.
TWO WORKERS ARE RESCUED FROM TAVc-IN
PART OF HOSPITAL BUILDING COLLAPSES: 11 PEuPLE HURT
SECTION OF ROOF COLLAPSES AT UNFINISHED HOSPITAL
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ACCIDcNtS, SWIMMING
ACCIDENTS. SWIMMING POOLS
POAT SAFETY
GER'S BODY FOUND IN HAW RIVER
LION TO BF PAID IN LAWSJIT
MAN DIES AFTER BOAT S I N< S
TROwNS IN CANOE MISHAP
FCUNO 0F»0 IN C°EEK
ROwN AS CAR SLIPS INTO ^-A-IP
DROWNS IN Chatham
R QROw-.S AT MORShEAD CITY
CONTINUES AT LAKE
CONTINUES ON LAKE
S BODY FQIJNO IN JORDAN
OTON TcFN-aGER ORUW'IS OJRINf. "uTING
ORESI MAN DROWNS IN KFR3 LAKE
OUNTy woman DIES IN BOAT ACCIDENT UN SOUND
EL^'e.K'r?Li?M^'ffKST O'OWNING VICTIM
£NS DROWN AT WRIGhISVILlE OEaCH
ALS ClIF BLOOO levels in DROWNINGS
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SUBJECTS
PG L P '^VL
FRaNKLINTON MftN jRQHNS IN LAKr
COUNSFLOR O^GWNS AT CAMP KA^^ATA
DSOHNING VICTIM jUFFERED SEUUKEs
DURHAM MAN, 1,2, U»OWNS IN FALLS LAKE
BODIES BECJVEBEn FROM POOLS
HENDERSON MAN ORUHNS IN KERR LAKE
FRANKLIN COUNTY MAN 0R0WN5
B4IPD, FATHER DRUWN
BOY DROWNS AT OUTING AT GARY LAKE
HORSEBACK RIDER DROWNS AFTER SPILL
CREEDMOOR MAN FOUND IN RIVER
PORPOISES MAY HAVE FOUND DROW^IEO TEEN
WITNESSES SAY PORPOISES NUDGET BODY TO SnORE
BODY OF WINSTON-SALEM BASEBALL PLAYER RfCOvERED
FISHING BOAT SINKS OFF N .C . ; ONE MAN DIES
WINDS BATTER N.C. COAST; MAN TROwNS
WEATHER GETS "LAME FQP ?7 DEATHS IN N.C.
ACCID£NTS,^DROW,,ING,^^.S.^^_^^ FRU. ICY WATER ^^^
Three tar heels drown in fla. truck accident
TWO tar heels drown in lake at KENTUCKY
they GO OVERbOARO WITH POWER
•"'"I^^^Clfti'iSi'?^ ELECTROCUTED
MARINE KILLED
MACHINE HITS POWER LINE; ThRE"^ BuRNED
ELECIROCuTlOM QUESTIONS UNSCTTLFO
DUKE POWER OFFICIAL SAYS ERRO' "AOt UN OOWNED LINE
OUkF power Says IT ERRED
REPORT FILED ON ACCIDENT
ANTENNA HITS WIRE; MAN HURT
FRANKLIN MAN IS bURNED
ACCIDENTS, ELcVATJPS
ELEVATOR FALLS; BUTNtfl MAN IS INJURED
NINE-STORY FALL INJURES WORKE'
WORKER TO GET OUT OF HOSPITAL
ACCIOeNIS, txPLOSIONS , '
SEE alSh explosive OEVICt
SEE ALS" NATURAL GAS
CRENAOE INJURES BOY. 12
POLICF PROBE GRENADE INJURY
BATTERY MAkEk WINS INJURY SUIT
I KILLED. 13 HURT IN GREENVILLE ULAST
GREt^NVILLE FIRE CHIEF: GAS LEAK CAUSED BLAST
DURHAM WOMAN OESCRI'^ES TERROR
DURHAM STUDENTS INJURED IN EXPLOSION ARF RECOVERING
GREENVILLE EXPLOSION PROBE CONTINUES
BLAST VICTIMS IMPROVING
WILKIMS OUT OF PITT MEMORIAL
TWO RFLFASEO FROM GREENVILLE HOSPITAL
NO EXACT C4U>E FOUND FOR BLAST IN GREFNVILLE
EXPLOSION INVESTIGATION ENDS
THEATER DAMAGED BY BLAST
FIRE DESTROYS FISHING BOATS
CHURCH IN ORANGE IS LEVELED BY BLAST
SBI TO PROBE EXPLOSION AT ORANGE COUNTY CHURCH
SRI FINDS NO CRIME IN CHURCH EXPLOSION
TWO GASOLINE TANKS EXPLODE
BLAST AT FQ"T BRAGG KILLS ONE SOLDIER
ARMY RELEASES NAME OF SGT. KILLED IN BLAST
GIRL BURNED IN BOAT EXPLOSION
BLAST, F IRc HITS PLANT
BLAST NEAR AHOSKIE INJURES 10 PFUPLE
AHOSkIE plant BLAST LEAVES OFFICIALS BAFFLED
7 CRITICAL Ok serious AFTER EXPLOSION
PLANT BLAST KILLS FIVE NEAR SALISBURY
BLAST DAMAGES SALISBURY PLANT
OFFICIALS PRUBE CAUSE OF PLANT BLAST
RAIN HELPS AFTER BLAST
TWO bURNEO IN EXPLOSION DIE
PLANT MANAGER DIES OF BURNS
BLAST VICTIMS MIT COMPENSATION
'"'"IIJiJforiHcuf
SAILOR FROM N.C. DIES AFTER F«LL
SOY BREAKS LEG IN iOD-FOOT FALL
ROXBORO MAYOR HURT IN FALL
2-STORY FALL KILLS BABY
SEATS FALL; i". STUDENTS HURT
STUDENT IN SERIOUS CONDITION «FT6R FALLING S FLOURS AT UNC
UNC STUDENT FALLS 5 STORIFS
FALL VICTIM STILL ON -SERIOUS' LIST
UNC STUDENT IN FAIR CONDITION
INJURED STUOENI'S CONDITION BETTER
ACCIQENTS, FAHMINj
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRACTOR
ACCIDENT INSIOE 5lL0 CLAIMS FARMER'S LIFE
MACHINE HIIS POWER LINE: THRE- f^URNEU
FARMERS FACE MORE HEALTH RISKS THAN MO ST--SC I EN T I S T
FARMING BECOMING MORE HAZAROOJS
ACCIDENTS, FIRE T<uCkS
SEE ALSO Durham FIRF OEPT.
SEE ALSO Durham fire dept., fir= trucks
SEE ALSO F IDE ENGINES
SUIT SEEKS 11 MILLION IN ACCIDENT
COUPLE SEEKS 11 MILLION IN SUIT ABOUT ACCIDENT
FIRE TRUCK, TANKER COLLIDE
DURHAM FIRE TRUCK HITS CAR, ND ONE HURT
ACCIDENTS, GUNS
SEE ACCIDENTS, HUNTING, N.C.
SEE ACCIDENTS. SHOOTINGS
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N
H 2
12/01/83
A
1
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S 2
12/01/83
A
1
N
H 2
12/02/83
e
1
N
S 2
12/02/93
c
1
N
H 2
12/03/63
B
I
N
S 2
5/13/93
A
1
n
H 2
6/22/93
A
9
N
H 2
9/17/83
B
1
P N
B30
H 2
12/26/93
B
6
N
H 2 2/26/93 C 1 ?
S 2 2/26/83 A 14
H 2 3/02/93 A 8
s 2 8/08/93 A 5
6 MARINES FEARED OtAO IN CRASH OF HELICOPTER
SIX MARINES Die IN HELICOPTER CRASH
ACCIDENTS, HUNTING, -i.e.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
CHARGE FILED IN SHOOTING
A IRACcOY OF ERRORS: NINETY-NINE PERCENT OF ALL ACCIDENTS IN THE WILD.
S 2
H 2
ACC
(DENIS, INDUSTRIAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
N.C. JuP-RELATEO INJURIES BElOW NATIONAL AVERAGE
BURY Those ACCIDENTS
3/29/93 A
3/29/83 A
h I 12/U1/93 B 1
H 2 12/1 1/83 U I I
1/04/93 b '.
1/07/83 t 1
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SUBJECTS
INJIIRPO mORKcC HcLPS ChAi*ITY
MOSXC^S' CGMPE^SATn^ law CHA'IGF opposeh
SAFETY AT „TSK
SHOES MfLPEO
MAN CPUSmFD dY MACHINE
hOhkeh hubt at concrete plant
WHRK injuries down in N.C.
AccinENTS, jets, n.c.
SEc ALSO ACcIoENTS, AlkPLANESi
SEE ALSO HABRIER JETS
MARINE OIES IN HARRIER CRASH
HOREhFAO city woman, 72, DIES OF "URjS FkOH CRASH
NAVY AIRCRAFT CRASHES INTO PA"LICO SUUNO
Two MARINES KILLED IN PLANE CASH
MARINE PILOT RESCUED AFTER HAIRIER CRASHES INTO ATLANTIC
ACCIOENTS, JETS, U.S.
SEE ALSO HARRIER JtTS
MARINE JET CRASHES II. VA .
ACCIOENTS, LIGHTNING , , , ,
YOUTH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
hIKFR in >)uRkF struck 8Y LIGHTNING
lightning: it deserves respect
lightning victims in hospital
OURHAM SCOuT PEING observed A«TErt ACCIDENT
LIGHTNING STRIKES DURHAM SCOUT
LIGHTNING 0"E RESPECT
FOUR RECEIVE TRANSPLANTS UPON RALEIGH GlKL'S DEATH
RESIDENTS SFTURN TO HOMES
THREE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
FIRE neSTRQYS DURHAM STORE
LIGHTNING .<UINS GFFICE
MARINE KILLED BY LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING STRIKES DOnN COLUHBJS COUNTY MAN
ACCIDENTS, MOTOhCYCLF
WRECK VICTIM IN HOSPITAL
TWO PERSUNj ARE KILLED IN SEP«R«TF ACCinENTS
FUNERAL SERVICE TODAY FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM
MAN KILLtD In OIkF ACCIDENT
N.C. MQTORCyCIE rider death RATE BtLJW S.C.'S
CHAPEL HILL MnlORCYCLlST KILL'^U
MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT
YOUTH HURT IN ACCI DENT
BIKES crash: FATHER DIES, SON INJURFU
MAN DIES AFTtP CYCLE ACCIDENT WITH SON
CRASH INJURIES KILL SECOND MAM
ACCintNTS, schojl puses
SEE ALSO ACriDENTS, BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL CU5ES
SCHOOL FuS SAFETY URGFO
COUPLE FlLtS SUIT IN SCHOOL BJ S WRECK
TRAIN HITS SCHOOL bus IN ONSLIW
12 CHILDREN INJURFD IN TRAIN-»US WRECK
SCHOOL PUS DRIVER CHARGED
ADULTS Should drive school puses
OLDER SChOUL bus ORIVFRS NEED=a
11 STUDENTS HURT AS BUS OVERTURNS
SCHOOL PUS, TANKER COLLIDE
25 STUDENTS HURT AS BUSES COLLIDE
>,', HURT AS °US OVERTURNS
DRIVER Charged IN BUS ACCIDENT
BUS WRECK INJURES STUDENTS
PATROL REPORTS SCHOOL BUS HIT BY TRUCK
BUS. CAR COLLIDE
WOMAN HURT 1-4 ACCIDENT
2? INJURED IN SCHOOL BUS WREC< IN N.C.
SCHOOL PUS OVERTURNS, ".0 TREATcO
23 STUDENTS APE INJURED IN SCHOOL dUS-TRuCK WRECK
TRUCK STRIKES SCHOOL BUS, POLICE REPORT
SCHOOL euS AND 6 CARS IN ACCIDENT
SCHOOL-euS WRFCKS DECLINE
U INJURED IN SCHOOL BUS WREC<
ACCIDENTS, SHIPS
IfeE aC50 ACCIDENTS, BOATS
SEE ALSO SHIPWRECKS
16 TIMES HE PULLED BODIES FRO"
SEE ALSn Sh03TI>:gs
HUNT ING, N.: .
OURHAM
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS, N.C.
SEE ALSO Shootings, u.s.
TWO MARINES ARE wOUNDEO BY LIVE MACHINE GUN FIRE
10-YtAR-ULD Shot TO DEATH
12-YEAR-OLJ eOY SERIOUSLY wOU^DED BY A RIFLE BULLET
DURHAM YOUTHS ACCIDENT VICTIMS
BOY. <>, SHOT IN HEAD, DIE!
YOUTH DIES, INVESTIGATION IS ZONTINUING
BE CAREFUL WITH GUNS
HAN MISTAKEN FUR TURKEY KiLLEl IN TREE
BFE STING WAS REALLY BULLET
ACCIDENTS, SKIING
SEc ALSO SKI RtSORTS
SEE ALSO SKIING
TFEN-AGFR KILLED IN SKIING ACCIDENT
HAN. 19, DIES IN SKI HISHAP
ACCIQENTSi SPURTS
SEE SHORTS, INJURIES
DATE
3/22/PJ
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6/D5/S!
6/23/H3
7/2'./B3
12/23/B3
12/2'i/B3
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12/10/P3
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3/09/n3
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3/11/R3
A
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L57
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6/15/13
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2
6/lR/fl3
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6/19/13
c
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2
6/27/93
A
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2
6/21/13
A
N
130
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7/24/13
c
N
M51
2
8/02/13
A
1 1
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2
J/D7/a3
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2
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A
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9/13/33
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5/U1/B3
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5/01/13
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5/17/83
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6/02/83
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6/36/13
B
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6/06/13
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2
11/1'./13
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2
11/27/13
A
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2
1 1/21/13
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s
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I 1/27/63
A
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l/OA/13
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1/09/13
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1/15/13
A
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H
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1/16/13
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1/19/13
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S
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1/27/83
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2/02/13
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3/03/93
A
N
H
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3/30/13
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S
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N
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5/27/13
A
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H
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H
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6/03/13
1
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S
2
9/14/83
A
N
H
10/14/13
A
N
S
2
10/17/83
A
N
H
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10/19/93
A
N
H
2
11/01/13
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N
S
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s
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12/21/83
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N
H I 2/15/83 5 1
H ?
7/19/83 A ir
N
H /
8/02/83 A 9
N
H 7
9/01/8 3 3 1
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S ?
9/01/13 C
N
H ?
9/18/13 11 ;
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S 2
9/19/83 C 1
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H 2
9/27/83 A 4
H 2
11/27/83 C
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H 2
12/30/13 A 8
N
2 7/U1/13 A 2
2 12/29/83 A 9
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, DROWNING,
SOLDIER DIES
MAN BREAKS NECK IN OIVE
SwIMMFR IN SERIOUS CGNOITIOn
CONDITION IS FAIR
SWIMMER HIT BY BQAI ,AS UNDER wATFh
ACCIDENTS, SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, DROWNING,
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, U.S.
SEE ALSO Swimming pools
5-YEAR-OLO PULLS "RDTHER FROM POOL
YOUTH PREVENTED FROM DROWNING
CAUTION IS NEEDED i
ifE al5o aJcId^nts, farming
TRACTOR ACCIDENTS TAKE A LARG"
toll AMONG FARMERS
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7/19/83 A
1 n
H ?
3/01/83 a
1
S 2
8/09/83 C
1
S 7
8/09/13 C
1
H 2
3/10/83 B
1
5/17/13 b
6/19/83 C
6/23/83 A
S 2 6/16/83 A
MONTHLY/
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1/0I/U3 - \l/iWH
c pr. L P ■'YL
OaiNvrLLE M«N DIES IN TPACIOR ACCtUFM
MINOR INJUalcS SUSTAINED IN CiASH
ACCIDENTS. TRACrOH-TBAUeR
SEE ACCIDENTS. TRUCKS
ACCineNTS. TRAINS, DURHAM
SEE Alin ACCIDENTS. AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE
SEE ALSO RAlL'lQAO CBQSSINOS
FOUR TRAIN Cars derail in OUKHA'1
DERAILED TRAIN CARS LIFTED
CHANGING Of PATCHES 'HUMILIATTS' FIRtMtN
MAN LOS^s'^i FINGERS WHEN STRUCK aY TRAIN
ACCIDENTS. TRAINS, N.C.
iii ALSO AcdlOLNfS, AUTO-TKAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE
SEE ALSO RAILROAD CROSSINGS
TRAIN DERAILS NEAR AOOOR
TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS IN ONSLIW
12 CHILDREN INJURED IN TRAIN-!luS WRECK
3 SOUTHERN RAILWAY CARS DERAIL IN CABARRUS COUNTY
LEAKING RAILROAD TANKER REPAHcD
RAILROAD CROSSING FATALITIES HAVE OECLINEO IN N.C S.C.
TRAIN CARS DcRAIL; NO ONE HURT
g2T;ioS8°Is'sEfc5!SG"9lo;l?D,OUO DAMAGES IN OERAILMFNT
OESAILMFNT
TRAIN-TRUCK COLL ISION
TRAIN CONDUCTOR HURT IN ACCIDENT
TAMPERING PROBED IN N.C. DERAILMENT
PASSENGER TRAIN. TRUCK COLLIDE IN N.C: 15 PEOPLE APc INJUKED
21 HURT IN TRAIN DERAILMENT
TRAIN INVOLVED IN ".TH ACCIDENT; HENDERSON MAN KILLED
TRAIN DERAILS IN ONSLOW
ACCIDENTS, TRAJi'.S, U.S
SEE ALSO ACdlDtNTS,
AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE
WRECK Of THF OLD 97 STILL REM'MilEHEn
ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
id ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
POLICEMAN DIES Of INJURIES ^ ,
TRUCK DRIVER CHARGED IN POLICEMAN'S UEATH_
TRUCK WRECKS. fUEL SPILLS
AUTO OVERTURNS
LOOSE trailEk strikes auto
STORM CAUSES WRECK; PART OP I- ".n IN N.C. BLOCKED
FOUR INMATES INJURED IN ACCID=NT ,„.,„-
DERAILED TANKER. 3 BOXCARS ARE LIFTED BACK ON TRACKS
POLICE SAY TRUCK FROM N.C. HIT CARS; 7 PEOPLE KILLED
RUNAWAY TRUCK LEFT COSTLY TRAIL
DURHAM WOMAN KILLED
DURHAM WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
CONNECTICUT POLICE SEEK N.C. TRUCKER
JUDGE SIGNS WARRANT FOR N.C. TRUCK DRIVER
A BAD TRIP THROUGH DURHAM
WRECK JAMS TRAFFIC
FIRE TRUCK, TANKER COLLIDE
THREE HURT IN THREE-VEHICLE w'tCK
3 N.C. MEN K ILLEO IN WRECK
3 MEN KI LLED IN ACCIDENT
TRaCTOR-TRAIlFR OVERTURNS
MAN KILLED Is FIERY CAR-TRUCK CRASH ON I-SS
L0UI5»uRG MAN DIES IN WRECK
DRIVES ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA
TRUCKFR CHARGED IN FATAL COLLI SION
TRACTOR TRAILER OVERTURNS
SEMI RUNS OFF 70, ROLLS OVER
HIGHWAY CLEAR AFTER ACCIDENT
FATHEI AND SON ARE KILLED IN CHATHAM TRUCK CRASH
FISH FIND EARLY END ON HIGHWAY
FRANKLIN WOMAN STRUCK, KILLED aY PICKUP TRUCK
THREE INJURED IN t300,000 ACCIDENT
HENDERSON WRECK VICTIM IS AT luKE
GARBAGE TRUCK SMASHES HOLE IN HOUSE
AREA BRIEFS: HENDERSON
SOLDIER DIES IN ACCIDENT IN MIDEAST
TRUCK OVERTURNS
3 DIE, 7 INJURED IN 7-VEHICLE CRASH
TANKER OVERTURNS. SPILLS FUEL
TRUCK SMASHES INTO BUILDING
NO INJURIES REPORTED IN WRECK
TPuCKER INJIIHfD IN ACCIDENT
MAN DIES IN CRASH OF OIL TANKER. TRUCK
SMOLDERING AFTERMATH
VAN HIT 6Y ^IG; 1 DRIVER INJURED
DRIVER PULLEJ FROM BURNING TRUCK
TRAILER CLIPS POLE
5-YEAH-rLD KILLED; TEEN-AGER CHARGED
PASSENGER TRAIN, TRUCK COLLIO: IN N.C;
21 HURT I^l TRAIN DERAILMENT
PEDE STRI AN KILLEU
TRUCK HITS RAIL, CAR OVERTURNS, MAN HURT
TRUCK-CAR CRASH INJURES 2 PERSONS
HEAVY LIGHT BEER
UNLOADED LOADER
TIGHT FIT
BRIDGE ACCIOENI
BACKHOE ON IIS SIDE UN INTERSTATE 85
ONE PERSON DIES AS TANKER hi\R\S NEAR LILLINGTON
BATTLING TANKER FIRE IN HARNETT COUNTY
JUST TRYING TO 8c GOuD
GAS IS SPILLED IN COLLISION Ni^ AR SILER CITY
TRUCK DRIVER FACING TRIAL IN =ATAL CRASH
REMOVAL OF TRUCK BLOCKS 1-85 ,
TRUCK OVERTURNS ON 1-65
ONE MAN KILLED IN 1-77 ACCIDENT
FUEL SPILLS IN CHAPEL HILL ACCIDENT
TRUCK WRECK BLOCKS INTERSECTION
TRUCKS WRECK; INURIES MINOR
BIG SPILL
TOXIC CHEMICAL SPILLED IN wRECK
ACCIDENTS. VANS, N.C,
WHEN The wjRld turns T0PSY-TL»VY
ACCOUNTANTS
SEE CERTIFIED PUbLIC ACCOUNTANTS
SEE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ACCTUNTANTS
15 PEOPLE ARt INJURED
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8/25/03
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9/26/83
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9/26/S3
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8/27/83
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1/07/83
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I/07/P3
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S 2
1/11/83
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1/12/03
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1/1<./B3
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1/15/83
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1/21/S3
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H '2
1/21/83
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H 2
l/3D/n3
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S 2
1/31/83
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2/16/83
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H 2
2/17/83
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2/17/83
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3/0 2/8 3
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3/02/83
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3/J3/83
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3/10/83
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SEE ALSn OAINFALL. U.S.
AC 10 BAIM rnPIC JF LEC ruKE
iVoHEO^PUwEP "ILLS OOSSIbCE UVOF^ ACin RAtN LFGISLATinN
T ME REMAINS TO aIR POOPLEM O ACID RAIN
EPA OIRECIOR SAYS ACID RAIN MIST COMPLEX, DIVISIVE ISSUE
IermSn5'S TREES SICKENi ACIO^Al'l IS SUSPECTEO
"■''kEE''uNIV.'^§F'N"c.-CHAPEL HILL A:^LANO ART CENTER
""see also diseases (SEE »l-SO NAM-S UF JPFCIFIC DISEASES!
NE.4 ACNE MEDICINE HAS ADVERSE SIDE EFFECTS
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROM-
''^F^^a^Air^S^clS^ErAPOUT DEADLY DISEASE
m ii%\\ ^s»"^^?r§cS^?sfNg°?]5S^ssRSiE"^
tlllll^WW^"^ 3?[rJiS?ENlR2T'^'0N BAFFLING DEFECT DF IMMUNITY
AIDS SUSPECTED IN INMATE'S 0E» IN
3R0 UiMATE HAS aIOS
GUARDS FEAR AIDS VICTIMS IN P' I SJN
AIOS IN PRISON
iLOOD OCNATIQNS DECLINE IN JLTIE
AIOS EPIDEMIC IS GOD'S WRATH
AIDS DISCUSSION IS THURSDAY
AIDS TAH SET TOMORROW
LETTER ON AIDS INSULTING, INCTRRECT
AIDS: 'NO NEED TO PANIC' DUKC DJCTO.
K SAYS
PR0PCI5Al"'wCUL0 BEOUIRf AIDS R'' PORTS
AIDS IS SPREADING LIRE EPIDEMIC IN 'I.C.
BLOnO DONORS SCREENED FTR AIDS SYMPTOMS
bLOClO-CnLLECTING PROCEDURES SAID OK TO SCREEN KOR AIDS
UNC POOFS TC STUDY AIDS
HFSFARCHERS TO STUDY GONORRHEA AND AIOS . , ., „
ACJUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY DISEASE KILLS DONOR OF bLOnO hACTOR...
boy: DEATH 'COMES IN' WITH APS
PRISONER DIES; AIDS SUSPECTEO
AIDS IS SAIO UNLIKELY TO STRKE GFNFilAL PUBLIC
SYMPOSIUM ON IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SET AT DUKE
AIOS TO BE TJPIC AT DUKE SYMPTSIUM
SOME MDS SUFFEOt^S HAY. BE ABLE TO FIGHT INFECTION,
DUKE DOCT0.<S STUDY HEPATITIS, AIDS LINK
RESEARCHERS SAY
ACTJFEO
IhJnkS, NORTH CAROLINIANS, F 01 HLLPINf. US PRUDUCE ACIIFFD..
"^""U§"DL^o''Tti"lRrijGl%OESN'T HELP KIDS
TV OR NOT TV? ZAP'S NO ANSWER
^cSgll? 35'ilt^ S?!:^?J'^TrBLS^^ «'taSS?;^UL% FROM CHILDREN
ACTORS ANO ACTRESSES, N.C.^^^^ |e£K «'"Li5 IH ^V^Al
PRODUCE" DENIES OISHONESIY, SAYS MOVIE WAS HIS DREAM
NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW... . „ , ,
TRANSACTORS WING IT WITH IMPRTVS
FORMER NCCU CHAPLAIN LANDS TV ROLE
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FILM INOUbTRY
THEATRE NOTES (CARTOONI
JANET EILBER: 'I'M NOT COMPLAINING'
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SIGN RULES URGED FOR DURHAM
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SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO JUH rilsCR IMINAT ION
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
UNC FACULTY PANFL BACKS PLAN TO hIRF ELACKS
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PUSH 10 START TuFSDAY
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION SAID SLOUIVG IN N.C.
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DO CHROMOSOMES HOLD THE KEY n CONTROL AGING?
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SOYBEAN POJS DOUBLED
RESEARCHER WORKS ON PROBLEMS TF FARMING IN SPACE
N.C. PROFESSOR HELPS NASA PREPARE FOR SPACE FARMS
RESEARCHERS ARE RACING STARVATION
U.S. SOIL AGENCY ADOPTS N.C. ■fODEL
AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND CONSERVATION SERVICE lASCSI
CROP SWAP SIuNuP DEADLINE MAR!h 11
FARMERS DISAGREE ON TOBACCO ISSUE
FEED PROGRAM DEADLINE NEARS
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LSO CROPS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO L IVESTOCK
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF AGRICULTJRE
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM BUREAU
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTJRE
SIGNS TOUT FARMING, BUT IS IT REALLY TOP?
STATE TO RETAIN FARM RANKINGS
IT'S NEW KINO OF ILLITERACY
OFFICIALS URGE PETTER USAGE 0= SMALL FARMS
AHOSKIF, N.C.
BLAST NEAR AHOSKIE INJURES 10 PEOPLE
AHOSKIE PLANT BLAST LEAVES OFFICIALS BAFFLED
9/01/83
10/03/93
10/18/93
12/29/93
MONEY IS SOUGHT FOR DUKE SURG-RY ON POLISH CHILD
FOR POLISH BOY, WAIT WAS WORTH IT
AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO (!hIlo Care
SEE ALSO Child support
SEEALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES,
SEE ALSO DURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
WELFARE WORK DELAY COULD DRAW PENALTIFS
WELFARE FAMILIES MAY RECEIVE 'ENALTY MONEY
STATE TO PAY 150 BECAUSE OF DELAY
JUDGE HEARS ARGUMENTS ON WELFARE PROCESSING
WELFARE PAYMENT DELAY ARGUED IN U.S. COURT
PROJECT Seeks cuts in hfalth care costs
COURT UPhOLOS FINCS ON N.C. WTLFARE UNITS
COURT UPHOLDS FINES ON WELFARE AGENCIES
FOOD STAMP FORMS DECRIED
STATE DROPS CHALLENGE OF CH I LO-SUPPOK T RULING
FOOD STAMP ERRORS DIP 8.51; IN N.C.
STATE hFlPS collect SUPPORT PAYMENTS
TAX MONEY HELPS SUPPORT CHILO»EN
N.C. LOSES APPEAL OVER CLAIMS FINES
6/16/83 3 1 P N MSI
8/03/93 A I N M51
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THE »€LL-He«NT CATaSTROOHE
" SEe'aLSH MlGrlMAY SAFETY
^^lEACM''caNsi"|R'S^H£»(lT 3Y »AY QF POCnETnOnK
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SFE ALSO AUTOS, ENcRGY EFFICIENT
MIS 0»EAH IS CAR RUN BY AIR
A|H CJNOITIONcRS
SEE ALS3 FANS
MSN'S JUEST FOR COMFORT ^c,,.
AIR CnNOITIOMNr, AOOEO TO AVOID COMPUTER FEVER
AIR FLOmOA
pnuicF SAY
IAN WAS TaK INO 737 T" N.C.
AIR POLLU
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PROSING SALE OF FORESTS 3RAMS SUPPORT
YEARS TO CLEAN U= AIR
EFFECT ON pf^LLEN STUDIED , „ „ „
QUALITY TESTS MAY BE 1A0F IN DURHAM
ST READINGS HIGH
AFFECTS UURhAM
EET ON POLLUTION IN CHAPEL HILL
TO RAP YOUTHS
FERENCE BEGINS T:Oay
CITE CIIY FOR OP TY AIR
EOS CLEANING, EPA SAYS
OUR AIR
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EXTRA YEAR TO IMP5JVE Ala DUALITY
AR TQ PREPARE PLAM FOR CLEANER AIR
AIR POLLUTION STANOARDS „,„„,
"!oMli??sf§N'^o'i??S NE^r^^ANDAROS FOR COAL-BuRNING PLANTS
r,'^^rZ\l,'in'o'uil\rrnh'i\ry'll\^:>€ IN DURHAM
*'" ^BukiU HAS '. YEARS TO CLEAN UP AIR ,,„„.„
CITyCiOE air quality tests may be made in DURHAM
DURHAM Exhaust readings high
PANEL ASHED TO BAR YOUTHS
EPA PLANS TO CITE CITY FOR OI'TY AIR
AIR STILL NEEDS CLEANING. EPA SAYS
CLEANING UP OUR AIR
CLEAN AIR PLAN URGEO FOR CITY
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AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS' APPEALS OENIEU
FIREO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS LOSE APPEALS
AIR CONTROLLERS AGAIN SEEK JO; S cunnlHi Y
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS IN N .: . SAY -ORK IS GOING SMOOTHLY
COMMJIER CAKRIEk
AIRBORNt »ARNIN^ AND CONTROL PLANES
SEE AIRPLANES
AIRCO^INDUSTRJAL^gAS^J^ -ITh STATE CENTER
*'"U?SLl5'!:aCIDENTS. AIRPLANES. J.^.
T-0 PEOPLE KILlFO in plane CRASH
THREE KILLEO in MARTIN COUNTY AIRPLANE Cka^h
THREE MEN JIE IN PLANE CRASH
PANEL TQ STUDY CRIME VICTIMS COMPENSATION
MARINF DIES IN HARRIER CRASH
FORMER RALEIGH RESIDENT DIES IN PLANt CRASH
OFFICIALS PR3PE PLANE CRASH
2 DIE IN CRASH OF SMALL PLANE
2 N.C. RESIDENTS DIE IN CRASH
NAVY PILOT MAS PROMOTED HOURS BEFORE FATAL CRASH
AIRLINE LANDING FEES ,„„„,,
SEE RALEIGM/OURHAM AIRPORT,
AIRLINE PILOTS
SEE PILOTS
AIRL INE LANDING FEES
""Ue^LSO ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES. -<.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES. J.S.
SEE ALSO AIR CANADA
SEE ALSO EaSIFRN air lines
SEE ALSO NEW YORK AIR
SEE ALSO PAN AMERICAN .ORLD A|R.<»YS .„,., -cct
SEE ALSO RALcIGH/DURhsM AIRPORT. AIRLINE LANDING FEES
SEE ALSO SUNBIRD AIRLINES
SSiOn'sm CaJsINc'dEtIqIT and EASTERN AIRLINES TO SINK (CARTOONI
"mpSoved economy believed to ^e increasing airline travel
""•'alt: BSL^:''brsi°SHOUL0 NOT STJNT SPACE INDUSTRIES
*"'U?4;sS''i:"ci:j8L
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AIRLINES. SCMtOULES
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SUBJECTS
PINFmUR';T JFftCIALS HOPE ELICITS MILL SS I NO KESORT HO»E TOURISTS
«NJTHf« AIRLINE IS CUKINO TO ' OU
PAN AM BEGINS ROU FLIGHT
PAN AM TO fL* FROM HDU „ „ ,
TWA STunylNC FLIGHT SERVICE AT RDU AIRPORT
OZaRH AIRLINES' ROU SERVICE BEGINS FRIDAY
NFk AIRLINE INTRODUCES FLIGHT SCHEDULE AT ROU
ROU HUB FOR SOUTHERN SERVICE
NErt YORK AIR TO ADO FLIGHTS
NEh YORK AIR BEGINNING 11 NEi< FLIGHTS
HOLIDAY AIRLINE SEATS DISAPPEARING RAPIDLY
AIRLINE OFFICIALS EXPECT HEAVY HOLIDAY TRAVEL
PIEDMONT ADDS NON-STOP FLIGHT TO WASHINGTON
TUA FLIGHT NOT CERTAIN
AIRPLANES!
AIRPLANES.
AIRPLANES.
I NTERNATIQNAL
M.C.
J.S.
SOCIETY
AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS.
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO GLIDERS
SEE ALSO MAN WILL NEVER FLY MEMORIAL
SEE ALSO N.C.. STATE AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO PILOTS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE AIRPLANES
AIRCRAFT TO BE DISPLAYED
VOTF 'KOkkO SAYS PLANE DEAL LEGAL
VALENTINE'S PLANE LANDS SAFELY AFTER LOSING DOOR
AIRPLANES. ANTIQUE .,,„„
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. HISTORY
EXPEDITION MAY HAVE LOCATED MpJ 1 AIRPLANES
AIRPLANES, EMERGENCIFS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES. 1 .C .
PLANE MAKES EMERGENCY STOP
LOST FUEL TINK LID FORCES PLANE UOwN
PILOT SAFE ArTER EMERGENCY LANDING
PLANE CARRYING CONGRESSMAN LANDS AFTER LOSING A UOOR
AIRPLANES, HIJACKING
SEE hIjackInG, airplane
AIRPLANES, HISTORY
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. ANTIQUE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM
SEE ALSO WOMEN. AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO WRIGHT BROTHERS
PUT FIRST FLIGHT IN AIRPORT KIRAL
MUSEUM TO GET WRIGHTS' PROPELLER
THE Ik MESSAGE: -
WRIGHT BROTH
JET COLLIDE
HESSaSE: "ONLY BIRDS FLY'
_ ,_ » HERS FLIGHT RE-ENACTED
REPLICA STRUGGLES INTO FLIGHT
""'"■f'?&SH3'J^iL'?DES WITH SMALL PLANE
SEARCH CONTINUES OFF N.C. AFT!R FIGHTER.
6 SOUGHT AFTER COLLISION OFF N.C. COAST
7 BELIEVED ABOARD PLANE LOST AT SEA
JFTS TOLD TO PART BEFORE COLLISION ^ ,, ,
OFFICIALS IDENTIFY PRESUMED VICTIMS OF PLANE CRASH
REPORT SAYS JET CREW THOUGHT PRIVATE PLANE 1.500 FEET AWA
CAP SEARCHES FOR AIRPLANE
TEAM SEARCHES FOR WARPLANES
MCDONALD WAS TO MEET HELMS
AIRPLANES, THEFT
PLANE STOLEN FROM AIRPORT
POLICE SAY MAN WAS TAKING 737 TO N.C.
AIRPORT ROAD
ROU WANTS ROAO CONTRACT AWARDED „ „„,
BaO WEaThER HAMPERS TISaFFIC aY RDU AIRPORT
ROU HIGHWAY LATE
AIRPORT HARKS ITS FIRST MI LL 10 N- PASSENGE R YEAR
*' SEE ACsa'n6uGLAS airport icharlttte. n.c.i
SEE ALSO MIDWAY AIRPORT
SEE ALSO N.C. AERONAUTICS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. AIRPORTS CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO BALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY
WIND SHEAR SYSTEMS ORDERED
DEREGULATION PRAISED
**■* 'make GOOD COMMISSION BETTER
ALABAMANS ARE SMART '
ALAMANCE BOARD OF ALQERMEN, ELECTHNS , .
VOTE Mixup Changes durlincton election
""*S6E''ALln"LuTHfRAN"RETIREMENT MINISTRIES OF ALAMANCE COUNTY
ALAMANCE CRI1E STOPPERS SUCCESS CITED
COMMUNITY WATCH INTEREST COOLS IN BURLINGTUN
ALAMANCE lu GET NEW AD DIRECTTRY
ALAMANCE ANNEXATION MORATORIUM PROPOSED
TORNAOD DAMAGES SERVICE STATITN IN ALAMANCE
SEER SALE CHARGES FILED IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, BUDGET
ALAMANCE BOARD OKS PAVING LIST
ALAMANCE COUNTY. CABLE TELEVISION
ALAMANCE TAPS HEALTH DIRECTOR
ALAMANCE COUNTY. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD IF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO Burlington city council, elections
BIG cities, small towns electing Their governments
allred says he may Run for al'mance board seat
alamance county, employefs
merit pay increase approveu
alamance to modify county pay plan
limit proposed on employment ?y z counties
alamance cnunty. n.c.. federal community development funds
alamance to move development office
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ALAMANCE
L^lAAi^raSitt P!S^[iSrc"'SJvELOP-ENT OFFICE
LAMANCE COUNTY PRIVAT= IHOUSTRY COUNCIL INC.
URLInGTON. N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRY PANEL OK • D
ANNEO in ALAMANCE
ENT OFFICE Change is jejectfd
DEVELOPER DOESN'T OPPOSE MOVE
ISSUE PERMIT FOR F I RH TO STORE COBALT
RIBUTIOS CFNTER UNDE5 C ON SJR OCT I ON I N ALAMANCE
MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT IN AUGUST ABOUT BuILDINl, PLANT
RIES SAID LOOKING AT ALAMANCE
HONDA PLANS N.C, PLANT
OtVtLOPMFNT OFFICE MAY MOVE
CEREMONY SCHEDULED AT PLANT
EYES WATER, SEWER POLICY CHANGE
OFFICE PROPERTY
IN ALAMANCE CO
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.Q ! • , 9^ f f^Lf 53''
ALAMANCE REJECTS LEASE DELAY
BUILDING TO BE READY IN JULY
'^""xfiMiKif^'sjAaR^tErTrrHiLJn"
'^'???^iL^S"MLr«fW.'M?cJ^"S2TH''5N^D SEWER RROPpSAL
ALAMANCE BOARD CRITICIZES TR P BY Z CETA OFFICIALS
WATFR LINE VOTE AGAIN 3 TO ? , ^
"iFRINARIAN IN ALAMANCE SEEkS WATER. SEWER LiNEi
MERITS OF POLITIES DEBATED ,,^
ALAMANCE EYES WATER. SEWER POLICY CHANGE
ALAMANCE COUNTY: THE LEGACY OF ITS PEOPLE AND PLACES
'"ALAMANCE COUNTY MUSEUM GATHERS HISTORIES FOR BOOK
ALAMANCE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
NEW EXTENSION AGENCY BEGINS WORK
ALAMANCE CQUMTY AR TS, E XPER I ENCE
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
ALAMANCE TO HOLD FESTIVAL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SNYDER TO UUIT SCHOOL BOARD „,„.
ALAMANCE SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS OFFICERS ELtCTION
ALAMANCE EDUCATION BOARD TO MEET
aCaMANCE COUNTY QKS MONEY FOR REPAIRS AT THREE SCHOOLS
ALAMANCE SCHOOL OFFICIAL RESIGNS
ALAMANCE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT NAMED
HEARING SCHEDULED ON CLOSING SCHOOL
CLOVER GARDEN SCHOOL CLOSINGMS OPPOSED
ALAMANCE SCHOOL TO BE CLOSED
ALAMANCE COUNTY "OARO^OF ELECJIgNS
SEE AL50 ALAMANCE COUNTY. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO PURLINGTON. N.C. ELECTIONS ,,,„.,
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
H'^ARING OROERFO ON MEBAHE EL Et T I ON AL LEGA T 1 ON
MFSANF MAYORAL ELECTION HEAR IMG SET FOR DEC. Jd
SOME MEBANt VOTES CHALLENGED
ALAMANCE COUNTY CHAMBER Of COMMERCF rf^^uc^rc
SEE BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COUNTY CHAHfltR OF COMMERCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY CHRISTMAS TOUR AND CANDLELIGHT TEA
SEE ALSO HOUSE TduRS,
CHRISTMAS TOUR SCHEDULED
'^""UflM^S^rSK^^SSl^HSr^S^AD RRJ.KT
ALAMANCE COMMUNITIES USE GRANT PROGRAM
MERIT PAY INCREASE APPROVED
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR JAIL MEALS
ALAMANCE TO STUDY wORKFARE PROPOSAL
ALAMANCE TO MODIFY COUNTY PAY PLAN
ALAMANCE INDUSTRY PANEL OK • 0
ALAMANCE COUNTY OK S MONEY FOR
lUl.OOO ALLOCATED FOR SCHOOL
SUE. COST OF NEW ALAMANCE JAl
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE CHANGE IS 5
ALAMANCE TO MOVf DEVELOPMENT 0
ALAMANCE BOARD'S CHAIRMAN DIES
ALAMANCE BOARD HtARS BILL TO L
ALAMANCE 0£MUCRATS TO SELECT »
ALAMANCE BOARD CRITICIZES TR 1»
CANDIDATES ENDORSED IN ALAMArt
FREEMAN NAMED TO FILL ALAMANCF
MOST ALAMANCE EMTS ACHIEVE PA)
ALAMANCF BOARD OKS PAVING LIST
STATE TO ISSUE PERMIT FOR FIR'<
ALAMANCE TABLES REOUEST FOR CO
WATER LINE VOTE AGAIN 3 TO i
ALAMANCE COUNTY HAS TWO PRIVAT
ALAMANCE WANTS JAIL PLANS SOO'I
MERITS OF POLITIES OEBATEO
ALAMANCE DELAYS ACTION ON wOR<
ALAMANCE SEEKS SPACE FOR OEVEl
BOARD KILLS WORKFARE PROPOSAL
WORK ON JAIL COULD BEGIN EARLY IN • 8".
ALAMANCE JAIL BIDS EXCEED l'> MILLION
ALAMANCE EYES WATER. SEWER Pa ICY CHANGE
ALAMANCE APPROVES BIDS FOR NEW JAIL
ALAMANCE REJECTS LEASE DELAY
ALAMANCE TAPS Hf AL IH DIRECTOR
ALAMANCE COUNTY C QMMI SS I ONE RS , BUpSET
ALAMANCE WANTS JAlL PLANS SDOM
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMM 1 SS IQNERS , C HAI RMAN
ALAMANCE BOARD ELECTS CHAIRMAN
ALAMANCE COUNTY C 0»M 1 SS lONERS , EL E', T 1 ONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, £LECII0NS „ „, ,, t
ALLREO SAYS HE MAY RUN FOR ALAMANCE BOARD SEAT
'^""J^!.^.n'JlN^"fS"grJslS°F'i&S58&^'sJEi?iS PROGRAM
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BY 2 CETA OFFICIALS
BOARD SEAT
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TO STORE COiALT
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FARE
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ALAHANCE COUNTY FCONOMIC U^ VE LGf KE^l T UFI^IC E
SEE ALSO ALAHANCE COUNTY, INDUSTRIAL TEVELOPMFNT
DEVELOPMENT GfFICE CHANGE IS JEJECTEO
ECOhUHK DEVELOPER DOESN'T OPPOSE MOVE
ALAMANCE TO MHVF DEVELOPMENT TFFICE
"■ INDUSTRIES SAID LOOKING AT ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE MAY MOVE
ALAMANCE SEEKS SPACE FOR DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
ALAMANCE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT,
ALAMANCE TAPS HEALTH DIRECTOR
ALAMANCE COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
SEE ALAMANCE HISTORICAL MUSEUM
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL „.,
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
ALAMANCE OKS HOSPITAL ROAD PRUECT
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL IS NAMED
ALAMANCF HOSPITAL APPLICATION REJECTED
LIONS CLUB DONATES MONEY
HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS HONORED
HOSPITAL RECEIVES EXEMPTION
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL AWARDS CONTRACT
ALAMANCE PARAMEDICS EXTEND 'EHE»GFNCY ROOM TO FIELD"
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL PLANS OUTPATIENT SURGERY CENTER
ALAMANCF COUNTY HOSPITAL TO R» I Sc RATES ON SEPT. 21
REVELS ADVANCES IN CROUP , ^
HOSPITALS SAY MERGER REPORTS ARE PREMATURE
ALAMANCF HOSPITAL NAMES DEPARTMENT CHIEF
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL HORK NEARING FINISH
HOSPITAL PLANNING OUTPATIENT CENTER
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL PROJECT APP'OVEO
NEW OBSTETRICAL SERVICE OFFERED
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL GETS OK TO =STABLISH CENTER
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL NAMES STAFF OFFICERS
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, BIRTHING ROOM
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
BIRTHING ROOM HAKES OELIVERV EASIER FOR ALL
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, BOARD OF TRUSTEES
HOSPITAL'S BJARO NAMES CONTROLLER
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL AWARDS CONTRACT
ALAMANCE COUNTY JAIL , ,
ALAMANCE OKS hospital ROAO PRUFCT
RESTAURANT OWNERS CANCEL CONTRACT TO FEED INMATES AT ALAMANCE JAIL
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR JAIL MEALS
ALAM4NCE OFFERS SETTLEMENT
ALAMANCF JAIL WORK MAY BEGIN IN SPRING
SIZE, COST OF NEW ALAMANCE JAIL MAY GROW
ALAMANCF WANTS JAIL PLANS SOON
FOUR PEOPLE OEING HELD IN SLAYING OF NtW YORK jErtELRY STORE UWNFR
WORK ON JAIL COULO BEGIN EARLY IN ' e",
SHERIFF WANTS NEW JAIL
ALAMANCE JAIL BIDS EXCEED t5 HILLION
ALAMANCE APPROVES BIOS FOR NEW JAIL
ALAMANCE COUNTY MEMQRJAL HOSPITAL
SEE Al50 ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
LIONS CLUB nuNATES MONEY
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL UF ALAMANCE WILL DEOICATE ADDITION
HOSPITALS SAY MERGER REPORTS ARE PREMATURE
ALAMANCE COUNTY PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL INC.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ALAMANCE COUNTY HAS TWO PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCILS
ALAMANCE INDUSTRY COUNCIL TO TISSOLVE
ALAMANCE COUNTY RECREATION DEPT.
ALAMANCE COMMUNITIES USE GRANT PROGRAM
AREA SUMMER RECREATION PR0GRA1S ARE DOOMING
ALAMANCE COUNTY RESCUE UNIT
ALAMANCE INDUSTRY PANEL UK • D
SEE IlImXnce County Board of edj
CAT ION
ALlM/SNifE^ IcmSoLS §UPERINTENDE-1T IS HONORED BY MUSIC ASSOCIATION
»331,'100 ALLOCATED FOR SCHOOL REPAIRS
ALAMANCE SCHOOL OFFICIAL RESISNS
SCHOOL REGISTRATION BEGINS
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE CHANGE IS REJECTED
ALAMANCE SCHOOL PLANS HERITAGE WEEK
HEARING SCmFDULFD ON CLOSING SCHOOL
CLOVER GARDEN SCHOOL CLOSING IS OPPOSED
ALAMJNCE SCHOOL TO BE CLOSED
VETERINARIAN IN ALAMANCE SEEKS WATER, SEwER LINES
ALAMANCE, BURLINGTON SCHOOLS TRIM 1ST DAY
SCHOOLS RESUME SCHEDULE
ALAMANCE
CE CO, SCHOOLS,
LAmJnJE SCHOOL
SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENOE-I T
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT NAMED
ALAMANCE CO,
ALAMANCE ,_- -
SUPERINTENDENT TO BE SHORN IN
ALAMANCE HIST
HAf HIST
FIDDLERS
COUNTRY
FIDDLERS
ALAMANCE
CENTER
EYES
TORS PLANNING BUILDING
URICAL MUSEUM
DRY EXHIBIT TO OPEN
" PICNIC SET IN ALAMANCE MAY 2i
DANCING, MUSIC IN STO<e AT FIDDLERS PICNIC
PICNIC BEGINS TODAY
COUNTY MUSEUM GATHERS HISTORIES FOR BOOK
ALAMANCE LONG RIFLES
20 yEARS of SHflOriNG
ALARM SYSTFMS
SEE ALSO S
STUDY PL
ISOLATED
ALASKA
THE ALAS
IN FREE2
moke detectors
anneo on state's policy of renting houses
school buildings may get alarms
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"'L;'J53rs^'"RE?:R;TNi'-7rN:::; m oedicate portrait of sCH«EirzEP
OURHAM'S LINK TO CR. SCH^EITZFR
"■'"°!i:!B3a5^aSE":'ci}YVAOY FOR FINAL FOUR
"-'•^cf'-ALSn ABC STORES
see also airlines. orinking
He IlIo colleges, n.c, alcoholic beverages
SEE also coors seer . , ^„
SEE also JOSEPH SCHL1T2 BREWING CO.
SEE ALSO LIQUOR. ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO L I3U0R INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO Public property orinki>ig ban
SEE ALSO MINE
DOUG LINK TO VIOLENCE UNPROVED
2.000 GALLONS OF ALCOHOL SPILLS
UNDER THE INFLUENCE. ..OF ADS A NO ALCOHOL
NO AVOIDING IT: SIN'S COST HUH
ALCOHOlj^HEALIH EFFECTS^^^j^^ LABELS UN ALCOHOL CONTAINERS
bekarf useless kaHNINGS
EVERYONE DESERVES WARNING
LABEL ALCOHOL'S GANGERS ,,,^
ANTI-SLAVERY BILL IS SENT BAC< TO COMMITTEE
BOOZE WARNING LABELS USELESS
BOOZE PROBLFh WORSE THAN SMOKING
REauIoE BOjZE warning LABELS
LABELING Should INCLUDE ALCOHOL. TOO
ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES ^,
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO LEGAL ORINKING AGE
III itsO u°S^'tREA5URY OEPT., bureau of ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARM!
POLICE ARREST 5 IN HOUSE IN OJRHAM
5 ARRESTED During R'lp
HLiNT''lo''STUOY''AOCIT'oNAL WAYS TO KEEP ALCOhOL FRUM MINORS
HUNT: ORAM Shop PROPOSAL COULO RE REVISEU
POLICE SAY 17-yfaR-OLO bought BEER BEFORE WRECK
MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING BEER TO W-YEAR-OLO DRIVER
hunt using wreck accounts to Push LEGISLATION
LIMITED DRAM SHOP PROPOSAL ADVANCES
20 PEOPLE mClO on ORUG COUNTS AFTER CITY SwEEP
l". AftRESTED IN GRANVILLE
12 ARE ARRESTED IN GRANVILLE „ ,,
<,3 PEOPLE ARE CHARGED ON HRUG, LIQUOR COUNTS
^?t?SII [J^PsispPSa^o'fhl^BEfR SALES TO MINORS
SENTENCE FOR BEER SALE CRITICIZED
HOUSE PASSES UNEMPLOYMENT INSl'RANCE BILL
PROSPECTS ARE DIMMED ON OU I CIMPROMISF
GOVERNOR PLANS TOUGH ORUNK-ORI V ING ACTION
LA» ENFORCEMENT KEY TO SAFE ROADS SUCCESS
HUNT: STATE TO USE MINORS IN 'ROBES OF ALCOHOL SALES
STATE TO INVESTIGATE ALCOHOL SALES TO MINORS
23 R0X30R0 Places CITED IN ROUNDUP
HERE'S ONE REASON CRIMINALS RJ N FREE
'STINGS' MAKING BEER VENDORS WARY
BEER SALE CHARGES FILED IN AHMANCE
BEER Purchases lead to citations
CITY POLICE NAME STORES INVOLVED IN oEER ChaRGcS
BEER LAW CITATIONS CONTINUE
MINOR BFER •^Ui^ SHOWS MAJOR PROBLEM
MINORS WHO TRY TO BUY ALCOHOL MAY BE CHARGED
BEER 'STING': FOLLOW-UP CRUCIAL
'FILL 'ER UP' FALLACY
PROSECUTION OF 21 BEER SALE CHARGES DEFERRED
ABC OFFICIALS WARN BOOTLEGGINS MAY INCREASE
GIRL, 17, SAYS TRAPPING LIQUOR VIOLATORS EASY
POLICE Busts deserve applause ^^„ ^ .^
COUNCILMAN Cleared of illegal beer sale
SENTENCE NO DETERRENT
COUNCILMAN FOUND INNOCENT
OUTCOME OF OTHER BEER CASES
16 FOUND Guilty of BEER SALES
LOOPHOLE NEEDS CLOSING IN NEW BEER, WINE LAW
FUZZY LAW REOUIRED VERDICT OF INNOCENT
POLICE BEER 'STING* A 'TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE', ^^ ^
MINOR BEER sales: JUDGE LABAR?E PROVES COURTS ARE SLACK
POLICE BIGHT TO 'STING' MERCHANTS
tlGllLATipE'MAY'HlvE GOOFED ON ALCOHOL SALES TO MINORS
DURHAM RULING FITS FEARS
JURY ACQUITS MAN FOR BEER SALE
GOVERNOR MAY ASK CHANGE IN BEER LAW
STATE LEGISLATURE WILL MEET FRIDAY , „ „
GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOLDS SPECIAL SESSION TODAY
ROAD-SERVICE REPAIRS
WOMAN IS SENTENCED IN BEER CASE
ci2pEL*H?LL''pOUCE.'BAR'i2NAC£RS PLAN FOR DRINKING LAW CHANGE
boozers beware! the law chang? s tonight
durham police plan no special owl roundup
orunkfn driving arrests declI'jE under new la,
chapel hill officfrs make alcohol arrests
nfw drinking law blames scapegoat
BOOTLEGGERS iOuNCE BACK
SPEAKERS WAIN ABOUT SAFE ROAOS ACT
BAR Owners told to check ids
ABC MANAGER IS arrested for MOONSHINE ,,
N.c. OEER VENDORS CAN BE SUED FOR DAMAGES
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Stt ALSO ALLUHUL, ILLILll i"
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE
SEE ALSO PROHIBITION
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STATE SHOULD HAVE TOUGHER DU I LAW
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LIJUOR SALtS TOTALLY BANNED 1^ ""tf S ! X I Ak HEEL CJUI.TIES
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Nlc.LlOUtiR SALES drop: FIRST TIME IN W YEARS
N!c""nFFICIALS SAY TAR HEELS 1RINKING LESS. PAYING MURE
LIQUOR SALES DECLINE „ ,
NfS BEER BATTLE LOOMS IN ;;«»nN
GROUP TRYING TO HALT SYLVA SE-R SALES
LIQUOR PRICE HIKES MAY PROMPT SUIT
ABC BOARDS PRnMDTING LIQUOR SALES
SILER CITY ABC STORE APPROVED
BEER SALES RULING «ILL BE APPFALtD _
BROAOMAY TO VOTE ON BONDS. BE'R. MINE
ALCOHOL. TaaFS
''i:thh°« \ir)iic'i&,i PROPOSED,^ ^^
BAYS TO HATCH ROAD FUNDS REVIEWED
TAR HEEL ALCOHOL TAX HIKE STLniFO
LOBBYISTS BLAST TAX INCREASES
GROUP PLANS FIGHT ON LIQUOR TAX LAW
LIQUOR TAXES TEMPT TAVERNS TO CHEAT
L auOO LAWS PROMOTE INCENTIVE TO ChEaT
ALCOHOL, TOPACCO -USER FEES* JRGEO
BnOTLEGGEPS BOUNCE BACK
ALCOHOL^R^COVERYj^INC.,^ EMBEZZLING
'''r,i'i.'.^.''it°'c>^h,\nUUTG, CONTROL BOARD
ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. bJINER. N.C.
Ill A^ttS j:;C^?"2t^^H0LISM RESEARCH AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO WOMEN. ALCOHOLISM ^ ,^,
TWO HOSPITALS OK ADMISSION OF ALCOHOLICS
ALCOHOLIC REHABILIT
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
ALCOHOL FACILI
AGENCIES" MOVE
IDE* OF MIXING
DETOXIFICATION
COUNTY BOARD T
COMMISSIONERS
PROTESTS BAR R
COMMISSIONERS
MENTAL HEALTH
MFNTAL HEALTH
DETOX PROGRAM
NEW CLINIC OPE
VISI T NEW JFFI
OETOX PROGRAM
ATION CENTER. DJRHAM. N.C.
ISM
TY RENT TO BE HI GH
MAY BE COSTLY
NORMAL. RETARD^ 0 UK ■ 0
CENTER GETS 30-DAY EXTENSION
0 CONSIDER Two 1U1L0INGS
TO DISCUSS SEWE^ EXTENSION
ELOCATION OF PROGRAM
SEEK NEW SEWER CUSTOMERS
BUDGET APPROVED
HIKES ITS BUDGET REQUEST
GIVEN 3R0 EVICTION REPRIEVE
NS TO TREAT AN OLD PROBLEM
CES
LOSES HOME
H 2
0/ n/fl3
C
7
N
H 2
6/ 0/'53
C
7
N
H 2
9/ 8/93
A
6
H
S 2
9/1=1/83
A
6
N
H 2
10/08/83
A
^
N
S 2
10/03/83
A
I e
N
H 2
lO/l'./83
A
1 1
N
H 2
10/19/83
b
8
N
H 2
1 1/01/83
t)
5
N
S 2
1 1/08/83
A
i*
L
H 2
11/09/83
A
9
N
H 2
U/17/83
A
23
N
H 1
U/30/93
c
1
N
HOO
S 2
1/14/83
A
10
N
H 2
3/0^/83
A
N
H 2
5/26/83
A
N
H 2
6/10/83
b
N
H 2
)/01/83
0
N
<bb
H 2
9/19/83
A
N
ASi
H 2
9/2S/83
D
F
H 2
U/05/83
A
I 5
N
S 2
11/08/63
A
E
3/OB/83
6/09/83
6/10/83
6/20/83
7/22/83
7/28/83
9/01/83
H 3 5/D'./93 B 1
"-""Sti^AiJi'JnlSlTSrjifl'oK-^TO. --STABLISH CENTER
"-'^???'-iL'?n ADDICTION ^ ,^^
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE. ALCOHOLISM , ,„ ,,c
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. ALCOnaiC REVERACtS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUDENTS. ALCOHOL-DRUG USE
III ;t:l§ SKSlirM ^Sffi^GiSE^if^ilSiJiT.L. alcohol and drug TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE MISSION
SEE ALSO FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME ,„„„, ,,„
SEE ALSO NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ALCOHOL ABUSE AND ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARCH AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO PROHIBITION
SEE ALSO PUBLIC ORUNKENESS
"Lf^.'SASS^^J^on^^^C^JSoL-RELATED DEATHS. DISEASES
N.C. RANKS NO. 2 IN ALCOHOL-RELATED OEaThS. DISEASES
PROGRAM FOR FAMILIES OF ALCOHTLICS TO START
GET TOUCH; GIVE HELP
LOST SOUL IN THE MAKING
MORE STUDIES SUPPORT ALCOHOLISM INHERITED
:,SNT'i;;S i^fSs^iilEE^tS 5S^REsPo«UG and alcohol abuse CONFERENCE
BOOZE PROBLEMS COST YOU t220
DRUGS. JOBS DON'T MIX
CHANGES ARE NECESSARY
ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT CENTER, BUTNE', N.C.
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. BUTNER. N.C.
s
2
9/23/83
C
1
N
J56
s
2
1/31/63
C
N
M23
H
2
2/03/93
A
23
N
H
2
2/25/83
B
N
5
2
3/04/83
A
N
M21
H
2
3/21/83
B
N
881
s
2
3/21/83
C
N
M23
H
2
3/22/83
B
N
Bbl
s
2
3/22/83
E
N
M23
H
2
3/25/83
A
16
N
BSI
2
3/25/83
A
10
N
s
2
'./05/83
B
N
M23
H
2
6/25/63
B
P N
R81
s
2
6/28/93
B
P P
F70
s
2
8/26/83
C
I
N
J56
H
1
11/26/93
B
1
N
H60
1/27/63
1/28/93
2/15/83
3/OT/63
3/2D/83
5/15/83
8/28/83
11/15/83
12/18/83
12/19/63
12/22/83
1
8
10
10
CQHQLISM TREATMENT CLINIC
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION
CE'JTER. DURHAM. N.C.
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST . ,
CHARLOTTE STUDENTS ARE TESTED FOR DRINKING
HIGH SCHOOL GIVES TEST FOR STUDENTS wHG ORINK
ALERT CABLE TV
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION. N.C.
ALERT TO OFFER 35 CHANNELS BY M!0-I9a<.
CABLE TV CHANGE ONE VOTE CLOSFR
HEARING PLANNED NOV. 9 ON CABLE TV EXTENSION
ALERT DEVICE
SEE LIFELINE UNIT
S 2
H 2
1/12/93 C
1/16/83 E
3 './19/93 a 1 N N36
3 9/26/93 B 1 N
3 10/26/83 b 1 N B<.6
"■"'reIl EStItE-'fRQM football IN THE YAZOO BASIN TO MACR06I0L0GY IN DURHAM H 2 9/18/93 D 10 P F L*l
"-f":i8S? '5?P?Jfl0^^fGINS TOMORROW
JURY Chosen for vote fraud trial
TESTIMONY 6E&INS IN VOTE FRAU3 TRIAL , ,„ , .
JURY MEMBER THREATENED AFTER ELECTION FRAUU TRIAL
SENTENCES ARE GIVEN IN VOTE FP AUO CASE
s
?
8/15/83
A
h
1
a/17/63
B
h
'
a/16/93
n
H
?
8/2I/B3
B
h
2
a/26/83
A
5
7
10
honThly/anjual
INDEX
12/31/aj
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PAGE ?o
ALFXANOEft'S (DURMAM, N.C. RESTAURANT)
RESTAURANT HILL REQPtN
RESTAURANT TO OPEN NEXT MONTH
MEAT STOLEN fRO" RESTAURANT
ALEJANOER'S -ILL OPEN RESTAURANT AT NORTmGATE
ALEAANHRI
BULL
BULL
BULL
DUKE
BULL
hOOG
BULL
OUKE
BULL
BULL
BULL
BULL
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ALEX
ALEX
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BULL
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BORH
SIX-
ALEX
S °'isH POWER ON U-8 DEFEAT
S TEAM JP IN I 1-8 LOSS
S' PULLPEN again OFFERS NO RELIEF
S TAME BULLS, 9-C, BEHIND RAY'S PITCHING
BREAK LOSING STREAK «I TH VICTORY OVER OUKES
LIFTS BULLS IN IITH
FALL IN NINTH INNING
SINK BULLS WITH HOMERSi S-".
FALL TO 0-<. IN LOSS TO TUKES ,„ „ ,cc = i
STAY MINLESS IN SECOND 1ALF, FALL 10 DUKES. 5-3
BREAK 5-GAME SKIO. EDGE OUKES
J GET TEAM EFFORT IN 1ST VICTORY
LS SPINNING AS CLUBS LOOK FOR NEW HOMES
ANDRIA, DUKES MAY SPLIT
ANORIA DUKES MOVING NEXT SEASON
S GET NEU HOME
S SINK BULLS, END LOSING STREAK
s'maNAGE*ONLY ", HITS IN 5-1 LOSS TO ALEXANDRIA
■; EDGE 9ULLS IN lOTH
BLOJ EARLY LEAD, FALL TT DUKES
PITCHING KEY a5 bulls IEAT OUkES
, BULLS TOP DUKES ^ „^,. . ,
ACK HELPS BULLS GUN DOWN ALEXANDRIA, 5-4
•S RBI IN lOTH GIVES BULLS SwEE" OF JUKES
ROVERSIAL CALL GIVES BULLS SrtEEP
S- SMITH LIMITS OUKES TO FIVE HITS
ANN EARNS PROMOTION, 5TH STRAIGHT wIN IN SHUTOUT
ANN SHUTS OUT OUKES
RUN 5TH SINKS BULLS, 9-9
ANORIA ENDS BULLS* WIN STREAK
ALGAE
^^PhoSPhaTE^OFIERGENT ban CONSnEREO IN 66 COUNTIES
CITY MUST BEGIN WAR ON alGaE
CITY GETS t6i'',aOO FDR JOBS
CITIES ARE STUDYING WAYS TO CJ T PHOSPHORUS LEVELS
SO FAR, NEw LAKES FREE OF UNO=SIRABLE ALGAc
SCIENTIST SAYS AlGAE MAY FlOU'ISH ON LAKES
SOAP INDUSTRY TO FIGHT CHEMICAL 3AN
DURHAM PHOSPHATE WAR HITS HABITS AND WALLETS
OAMS POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO PHOSPHATES
BACTERIA That GOBBLE UP PHOSPHATES may HELP LAKE
ALGAE BELIEVEI no PRuBLEM
EPA ASKEO TO ARBITRATE RIVER CISPUTE
erosion, alGaE growth BIGGEST WATER THREATS
ALIEN AT I ON- OF- AFFECT I ON
LA^YERS^SHLL SHY JURY FOR MILLION-DOLLAR TRIAL
DUNN TESTIFIES DURING TRIAL ,,„
LAWYER SEEKS TO STOP TRIAL OF ALIENATION
MOVIES ARE USED IN TRIAL
MRS. Ounn: SOUGHT 'PEACE,' NOT SUITOR
TESTIMONY ENDS IN OUNN CASE
JURY RULES OONN'S nIFE NOT ALIENATED ,,,,,,„.
DUNN JURY RULES AGAINST ALIENATION OF AFFFCTION
'ALIENATION' SUITS USELESS, OJTmOOED
sIe also u'Is' IMMiyiATICN AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
ALIEN POPULATION RISES
FOREIGNERS BOOST STATE'S ECONTMY
?;j|rjS°AREE5°2l}SMSt5'G^SG 'SHAM MARRIAGES' -ITH AlIENS
LIBERIAN FACES DEADLINE TO STAY IN U.S.
N E
P 0
DATE C
L
'G L
Y
P 9YL
S 2
3/13/'ii C
I
N 583
H 2
3/20/B3 A
11
N
H 2
6/II/l"3 B
1
N
H 2
9/29/83 A
13
N
H 2
5/06/93 C
1 P
N C52
S 2
5/06/93 0
1
U P55
H 2
5/07/83 B
2
N C52
H 2
5/08/93 B
1
N C52
H 2
5/09/83 B
2
N C52
S 2
5/2<./83 B
2
N
H 2
5/25/93 C
3
N
H 2
5/26/83 0
A
N
H 2
6/26/83 B
I P
N C5?
H 2
6/27/93 B
2
N C52
H 2
6/28/83 B
2 P
N C52
S 2
6/29/83 E
2 0
N P55
S 2
7/07/83 B
2
N P55
H 2
7/10/83 B
12
N C52
H 2
7/12/93 B
3
N
S 2
7/12/83 B
3
N
H 2
7/15/93 C
2
N
S 2
7/15/83 0
1
N
M 2
7/16/B3 0
1
N
M 2
7/17/83 B
3
N
H 2
7/18/83 fl
2
N
H 2
8/13/83 0
1
N C52
S 2
8/13/83 A
8 P
N
H 2
a/l'./93 a
5
N C52
H 2
8/15/R3 B
3
N C52
S 2
3/15/83 D
5
N P55
H 2
8/30/83 B
I,
N
S 2
a/30/83 0
5
N
H 2
8/31/93 C
2
N
S 2
8/31/83 B
2
N
H 2
9/01/83 0
2
N
S 2
9/01/93 a
A
N
H 2
2/12/93 A
5
N
H 2
7/29/93 A
1
N
H 2
8/03/83 d
I
N S51
H 2
8/23/93 B
1
N
H 2
8/27/83 C
1
N E75
S 2
8/29/83 A
10
N
H 2
9/06/83 C
I
N
H 2
9/10/93 A
<.
E
H 2
9/12/93 A
1
N a',6
H 2
9/23/93 B
I
N
H I
10/13/93 B
1
N
H 2
U/17/83 A
I 1
N
H 2
12/03/93 A
17 P
N 01,6
H 2
5/0'./83 a
I
N S82
S 2
5/J'./93 C
1
N F30
H !
5/05/93 8
It
N sa2
S 2
5/05/93 C
I
N F30
H ?
5/05/83 C
18
N SOZ
S 2
5/06/93 C
1
N S63
M 2
5/07/83 B
1
N Sd2
S 2
5/07/93 A
2
N
H 2
6/0'./93 A
i.
E
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
',/26/93 B 7
6/30/93 C 2
7/28/93 0 2
8/0<,/93 A 15
12/22/83 C 11
SEE ALSO ChIlO CUSTODY
^^PULLEY's'bJlL^wOULO tighten child SUPPORT, ALIMONY LAWS
HACKNEY BILL MEETS OPPOSITION
BILL CESERvFS SUPPORT
PULLEY'S ALIMONY BILL DELAYED „ ^.,,
BILL WOULD ALLOW COHABITATION TO FIGURE IN ALIMONY PAYMENTS
'^'lefillo htl'r^lk N.C, ALL-AHERI
ALL-AMERICA CITY NEWS EXP6CTE1
DURHAM IS ALL-AMERICA CITY
SUCCESS: Durham TO 9E NAMED AM
HARD WORK A'lD PROGRESS WIN ALL
NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR OuRHS
DURHAM GIVEN ALL AMERICAN CITY
NOW IT'S official: DURHAM HAS
ALL-AMERICA CITY CELEBRATION S
DURHAM HONORED AT WHITE HOUSE
MARKHAM URGES CONTINUED PROGR'
ALL-AMERICA CITY
A WEEK TO 'FEEL GOOD" ABOUT CI
STaR-SPANGLF D HONOR
WINNING SIGNS
DURHAM CELEBRATES ITSELF FOR A
SALUTE TO OUR TOwN...
IMPROVED OUALITY OF LIFE WAS A
PROJECTS MARK PROGRESS, NOT PF
AWARD HAS NO PRIZE MONEY BUT J
MnRf THAN 200 PEOPLE GAVE T I mF
INDIVIDUALS. FIRMS AIOED IN E<
A WINNER'S RcwARDS: ROANOKE, V
THE AWARD: A STIMULUS TO PRlDf
WHAT'S IN A NAME? CITY HAS TRI
WHAT Durham TOLD JUDGES
HIS PERCEPTION 'GLUE' FOR PRQJ
JOHN MiCKLE: ARCHITECT OF PRIZ
'alL-amFRICa CITY' TOPS AGENDA
CELEBRATION wFlL-EaRNEO
CITY OBSERVES ALL-AMERICA D6SI
LIBRARY CELEBRATION IS TONIGHT
ALL-AMERICA day: FANFARE, AWAi
DURHAM'S ALL-AMFRICA CITY AWAl
DURHAM LETS LOOSE SOME CELE»RA
DURHAM COMMENDED FOR PRESENTAT
'ALL-AMERICA CITY'?
ALL-AMER ICA CITY
CA CITY PROPOSAL
TO BE GOOD
AlL-amERICa CITY
-AMFRICA hO'JOR
M'S PROGRESS
HONOR ICARTOONl
JOINED ELITE GROUP
CHEOULED TO BEGIN APRIL
SS IN CITY
TY
IM
RFECTION
NOERSCORES POTENTIAL
IN MAKING APPLICATION
PENSES
A., HAS WON 3 I IMF S
£0 MANY
ECT
E
GNAT ION
0, BALL GAME
0 TO BE PRESENTED TOMORROW
TION
ION
S 2
1/21/83
A
1
N
S83
H 2
2/11/83
B
I
N
046
H 2
2/16/93
A
5
L
H 2
2/16/83
A
10
N
H 2
<,/06/93
A
3
N
S 2
2/16/93
A
1
N
K90
S ?
2/2<./93
A
1
N
K90
H 2
2/25/93
A
1
N
S 2
2/26/83
A
4
E
H 2
2/27/83
D
4
E
H 2
2/27/83
0
4
T
T
R56
H ?
2/28/93
A
1
P
N
S 2
2/29/°3
A
1
P
N
K90
H 2
3/11/93
A
I
P
N
B30
S 2
3/11/83
A
1
N
H 2
3/22/«3
A
4
L
H 2
3/2',/83
a
1
N
981
H 2
^/oi/as
A
1
0
N
S 2
<,/15/»3
c
1
P
P
C56
H 2
4/17/83
A
1
N
H 2
4/17/83
F
1
P
F
H 2
<,/17/83
F
2
P
F
M09
H 2
4/17/83
F
4
F
M09
H 2
4/17/83
F
4
F
M09
H 2
4/17/83
F
6
N
H 2
4/17/83
F
6
N
u 2
4/17/83
F
7
F
H 2
4/17/83
F
8
U
G33
H 2
4/17/83
F
9
P
F
L41
H 2
4/17/83
F
10
P
F
H 2
4/17/83
F
1 1
F
H 2
4/17/83
F
12
P
F
A20
H 2
4/19/93
3
I
P
N
S51
5 2
4/19/83
A
4
E
5 2
4/19/93
B
1
P
N
K90
S 2
4/20/83
C
I
N
H 2
4/23/83
A
8
N
S 2
4/23/83
A
2
N
H 2
4/25/93
A
1
P
F
H45
S 2
4/25/83
C
1
P
N
K90
M 2
5/06/B3
A
4
L
H 2
5/13/83
A
5
L
MONtHLY/4
'i)aY/a3'"
/5i7fl5
J t C T S
fC, L P 'lYL
MICKLf?''VSolARW°fo TELL ECONOMIC BtNEFITS OF A^ARO
all-ahekICa fonrnALL
SEE ALSO FDOIBALL
THE ALL-AMERICA RACE
GOSS, TABOR NAMED A-A
ALL ATLAMIC COA^T CnNFERENCE " AS E» ALL IE AM
THREE TAR HEELS HEAT ALL-ACC BASEBALL TEAM
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASHfTRALL TEAM
CLUB PLANS ACC WINNER CEREMONY
AUAROS FETE A FINE IDEA
UNC. VIRGINIA CLAIM FOUR SPOTS ON AP ALL-ACC TEAM
SAMPSON HONORED BY AP
SAMPSONt JORDAN TOP ALL-ACC T= AM
SAMPSON, JORDAN HE AO ALL-ACC LIST
TEaChEY MOVES UP UNDER MORRISON'S SYSTEM
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTPALL TEAM
DUKE. TAR HEELS PLACE 5 PLAYERS ON AP ALL-ACC
FULLER, TIGERS WIN ACC HONORS
UNC'S FULLER UNANIMOUS ALL-AC' PICK
MARYLAND OB oITTER OVER NIX IN ACC AWARDS
ALL-AILANTIC QOf^T CONFERENCE GOLF TEAM
MILLS TOPS ACC TEAM
ALL ATLAMMC CpfST CONFERENCE SOCCER TFamS
ACC HONORS RENNIE, 3 BLUE DfVILS
"■'• '3f,£''i5aJ ^SiSlL^'^'-fiE STORY IF .RIGHT MUV.S-
*^^^'*5°gu?[5W'.r!/3BRr^^?R'~^^Sg-0^ EARLIER FIRE
Chapel hill firm is solo
allfnton realty buys chapfl hill company
university drive extension dro eo , , ,
CITY tlFPICMLS Call road extension a PlONEtR EFFURT
RESIDENTS SFt< MORATORIUMS ON REZONINGS
RESIDENTS WANT REZONING HALTED UNTIL PLAN DRAWN
UNIVERSITY DRIVE EXTENSION OPPOSED
CITY BOARD VOTES AGAINST REZONING BID
HOUSING OFVFlOPER LOSES RE20NING BID
6 DURHAM COUNCILMEN WILL ATTEND LAST MEETING
COUNCIL OK S REZONING
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES REZONIN'. FOR SOUTHWEST DURHAM PROJECT
SOUTHWEST DURHAM BOOM RAISES PLANNING CONCERNS
ALLERGIES
S ? 7/27/83 B
H 2 12/25/83 a
H 2 5/06/83 C
2/1 1/83 C 1
2/16/SJ A A
3/07/83 b 3
3/07/83 0 1 1
3/0fl/93 B 2
3/a''/83 C I
3/11/83 D 1
H 2 11/21/83 B 3 P
S 2 11/22/83 B 2 P
H 2 11/23/83 C 1 C
H 2 12/15/83 D I P
S 2 6/23/83 B <. N
H 2 1 1/26/83 D <• N
H 2 12/02/83 n ". II S66
H
;,
7/10/03
r
N
M51
S
10/27/83
1.
N
H
10/28/83
A
1 6
N
S
11/0 1/83
A
N
■mu
s
11 /O ? / 8 3
A
N
s
ll/in/83
A
N
K90
H
11/11/83
A
1
* N
Sbl
s
11/15/83
A
N
H
11/16/83
A
N
1161
S
11/16/83
A
N
s
1 1/21/83
(
N
KSO
H
11/22/83
A
M
S51
s
11/22/83
A
N
K90
H
11/25/83
A
A
t
MEDICAL CENTER, DIVISION OF ALLERGY ANO RESPIRATORY DISEASES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV
ALLERGy''suFFE«ERS should NOTE TIMF MEDICINE TAK^N
INTERFERONS FREE OF ALLERGY CONNECTION
POLLUTANTS' EFFECT ON POLLEN STUDIED
MANY SUFFER ALLFRGIC VERSIONS OF THE RITES OF SPRING
SPORES FOUND INDOORS CAN CAUSE ALLERGIES
POLLEN BOTHERING MURE N.C. RESIDENTS ^ , , ,
AH CHOO: heat, STAGNANT AIR, ^AGwEED BOUGH ON ALLERGY SUF
HIGHER POLLEN LEVEL CAUSES ALLERGY SUFFERING IN N.C.
EVOLUTION IN ALLERGY TREATMENT BRINGS RELIEF TO MILLIONS
HAY FEVER VACCINE IS TESTED AT DUKE
OUKE MAKES ALLERGY, ECZEMA TIF
RESEARCH LUCKY FOR MICHELLE
ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP.
300-<,0a NE» JOBS AHEAD FOR DURHAM
"■ ALLIGATOR SIGHTINGS INCREASIN-j IN N.C.
ALLIGATOR ON RESTAURANT'S MEMJ
'GATOR DECISION FISHY
ALLOWANCES
SEE ADOLESCENCE, ALLOWANCE
ALMAY, INC. , „
N.C. PLANTS MAKE MONEY ON MAKEUP
3/10/83 C
"./ZA/Bi C
5/IA/83 C
5/18/83 A
5/22/83 C
5/30/83 8
<)/01/a3 D
9/07/83 A
9/07/83
9/0')/B3
9/28/83
9/29/83
3
10
N M2 3
N B30
N B30
H 2 9/21/83 A 1
H ? 6/08/83 A 1 1
H 2 7/21/83 A 18
S 2 12/27/83 A A
S 2 6/06/83 A 5 N
H 2 2/20/83 D 3 P R CI
ALOPECIA AREATA
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
SEE ALSO HAIR
HAIR LOSS VICTIMS ORGANIZE TO SEEK SUPPORT, RESEARCH
H 2 7/08/83 B 2 P F J^iO
AbbEfS'MISUSED, JUDGE RULES
ASSETS WERE DISBURSED ILLEGALLY
PPA
SATES FOUNDER'S DAY'
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY
2 GET HONORS
ESSAY WINNER
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STUDENTS GET TRIP
LOOKING FOR VOTFRS
VOTER REGISTRATION
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VOTING BOOTH TO BE OPEN
ALPHA PHI ALPHA
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ALUMNI QROUP TO MEET
ALPINE s'tRUCTURES INC,
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PRISON OFFICIAL: PUBLIC IS SCARED
HACKNEY WANTS TO REDUCE PRISON POPULATION
BILL TO LIMIT PRISON GROWTH ADVANCES
FIRST-OFFENDERS PROGRAM GETS 123,706 GRANT
BILL URGING JUDGES TO SUSPEND MORE CRIME SENTENCES FAILS
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TOPIC'S ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
RAT RESPONSE "AY POINT TO SENILITY ORuG
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wife. mother. friend. confida^ite cone forfver
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AMBULANCE SERVICf. DURHAM COUNTY
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TRIANGLE AMSULANCE TO CONTINUE SERVICE
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AMBULANCE SERVICE, N.C.
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WOMAN Charged in ambulance wRtCk
ambulatory surgery
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AMBULATORY Surgical unit backed
OUTPATIENT Surgery favored
OUTPATIENT SURGERT
AMERICAN 500
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EARNHARDT. PETTY ATTAIN POSITIONS
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AUTO RACE RESET FOR NEXT SUNDAY
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSO'iS
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SITTING ON SCADS Of MONEY. AMERICAN CAN TAKE ITS TIME
AMERICAN BRANDS PROMOTES THREE TOP EXECUTIVES
SOUTHLAND LIFE GETS A BUYER
AMERICAN BRANDS TO BUY SOUTHLAND LIFE
AMFRICAN BRANDS, SALES AND EARNINGS
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LEAF FIRM HAS RECORD SALES
AMERICAN SAYS SALES INCREASE 9»
AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, SARTLETT DURHAM CHAPTER
WOMAN OF Tri? YEAR
BOSS OF THE YEAR
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IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR FOR FALL BAZAARS AND YARD SALES
AMERICAN CANCER SOC lETY
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TIME
american cancer society, durham chapter
Cancer society: thanks
•jail-a-thon' planned
jail-a-thon set
cancer society planning FUND-'AISING JAIL-A-THON
SMILING 'JAILBIRDS' , ., ,,
COUNCIL CALLS FOR POLICY ON U'. E OF OFFICIALS, VEHICLES
PSO CANCER-COLLARS STIR CONCE'N
JAILBIRD WITH A STAR
AIDING Charity ok, but not on city
THEY DRAGGED »E OFF TO THE P0< EY
MARTIN NAMED CANCER CRUSADE CHAIRMAN
THANHS: CANCER EVENT A SUCCESS
VFLMA ROMLA SAYS IT'S HER OBLIGATION TO GIVE HER TIME
CANCER INFORMATION AVAILABLE
COLLECTING FOR CANCER FIGHT
CANCER GROUP Short of goal
cancer society officers installed
new officers
group seeking gift wrappers
american cancer society, n.c. division ,„ „ ,,
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CANCER society sets CONFERENCE
CANCER SOCIETY TO MEET
MORE MINORITY INPUT IS WANTED BY AMFRICAN CANCER SOCIETY
AMFRICAN CANCER SOCIETY, ORANGE c'oUNTY CHAPTER
STOP-SMOKING PROGRAM PLANNED
SOCIETY SETS GUIDELINES
CORRECTION
SEE ALSO N.C. CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SOVIETS LIE TO FURTHER THE REVOLUTION
ACLU SEEKS 'RESTORATION'
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON SCIENCE AND HEALTH , _ ,
SFPORT ClaNS CAfFflN WON'T HJRT MOST PEOPLF
GOOD SENSE, GOOD HEALTH ARE THE BEST RESOLUTIONS
AMFRICAN DANCE FESTIVAL , , ,.
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATION FOR THE AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO THE NEXT STEP... IDuRHAM SUN COLUMN!
OMLY 16 DAYS TO SAVE UP TO '.01; OFF ON AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL SUBSCRIP.
ARTICLES ARTICLES
DANCE FESTIVAL JAZZ PROGRAM
DANCE CAUCUS TO SEEK CLEAR PITCH
MOVING, READY OR NOT
ADF OPENS NEW OFFICES HERE
CHINA ACTION COULD HURT DURHAM'S DANCE FESTIVAL
SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS SET FOR SUNDAY
ADF WORKSHOPS
POSTER DEBUT
NEw FOCUS ON AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL POSTER
COUNTING THE DAYS
SUMMER PREVIEW
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL DIRECTOR SEES 'EXPLOSION' OF DANCE
LFT'S dance; 49TH AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL BRINGS NEW FACES TO TOWN
old friends return
The next step...
american dance festival goes international
dance festival time again
PARTYGOERS TOAST THE DANCE FESTIVAL AT OUKE
tayloo-made dances sizzle
auditions sunday
dance festival is dedicated t: supporters
ARTSEEN
DANCE SCHOLARSHIP AUDITION
DANCES WITH THAT TAYLOR TWIST
THE NEXT STEP...
NANCY TRQVILLION: MOTHER/MANA", ER/ ADF DYNAMO
IT'S A FUNGUS? NU. IT'S DANCE
PILOBOLUS ROUSES AUDIENCE
ORGANIC ANTICS RETURN AS PILO'OLUS PERFORMS
PILOBOLUS IS FUN TO WATCH
'SUNSET* WAS HIGHLIGHT
THE NFXT STEP...
CLASSIC BALLET FILM TO BE SHOVN
FLAMENCO FIRE TO SPARK FESTIVAL
CREATIVE ENERGY
EARLY LESSONS
BENITEZ DANCE SET
DANCE FESTIVAL HONORS HERITAGE OF AMERICANS
DANCE FESTIVAL GETS BIG RALEISH AUDIENCE
ENERGETIC DANCERS IGNORE THE HEAT
FESTIVAL AFRICA STARTS TODAY
SPANISH DANCE PERFORMED
THE NEXT STEP ...
AFRICAN DANCING ENLIVENS ADF
'DRUM' STORY COMMUNITY IN PRAZTICE
DANCE BEGINS
DANCERS NEED HELP TO STAY COOL
AT THE BAZAAR
VISUAL BEAUTY MARKS FESTIVAL AFRICA DANCES
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FANS SOUGHT FOR DANCERS
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MOULTON HOv'S iflim. FIRFwnRKS
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r«KEI REVEALS HORE FACETS OF 'LIGHT'
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RITUAL AND HAriC IN EARTH'S DANCES
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MAYOR wELCC'<ES FRENCH DANCERS TO CITY, FcSTIVal
MARKHAM aELCO'^ES FRENCH OANCE<S
FESTIVAL TD GIVE AMAY TUO TIC<ETS TO PARIS
DANCERS LEARN MEALING STEPS
DANCERS liANT... ORANGE SAN07
FRENCH DANCERS ENTERTAIN MITH VISUAL WIT, IMAGINATION
DANCE FROM FRANCE INTRIGUES , „ ,„ .,,
ALL-AMERICAN CITY GREETS DANCE FROM FRANCE
MARIN MUSES ON 'MAY B'
'MAY 6' IS POWERFUL DANCE
THE NEXT STEP... „ „,„ „ ,
DANCE FROM FRANCE PERFORMANCE MONOTONOUS
FRENCH DANCE: SURVIVAL, EMOTIIN ANO 'TOO BAD'
FRENCH VISIT FULFILLS AMERICAN'S OREAM
DANCE PROGRAM BEGINS OUIETLY rr,„.
TRIANGLF CIVITAN CLUB PLANS CHRISTMAS AUCTION
YOUNG DANCERS GIVE LIGHTHEARTEO .<ORKS ,,^,.
FUTURE OF MODERN DANCE IN 0001 HANDS I AND FEETI
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DANCE VISION OF THE UNUSUAL KIND
MODERN DANCE nOES NOT LOOK 50 •MODERN-
LOOKING AHEAd TO MORE DANCING ,„ „ .
FUNNY, BEAUTIFUL DANCES BY JO" E L I MQN COMPANY
LONG OANCF IS SHORT
ADFOIRECTuR PLANS FOR 50TH. JEFlECTS ON <,9TH
NE» DANCE GENERATION OFFERS NO EASY VIEWING
AOF PHONES '^UT
SOTH OANCE FESTIVAL CHAIRMEN NAMED
iiERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL TAPS HONORARY CHAIRMEN
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AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, AWARDS
TAYLOR TO GFT OanCE award
FESTIVAL TO HONOR PAUL TAYLOR
PAUL TAYLOR GETS PRWE TONIGHT _
•NAUGHTY BOY' NOW A HAPPY AUA(0 wINNcR
CHOREOGRAPHER TAYLOR RECEIVES DANCE award
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, BUDGET
FESTIVAL NEEDS AID
BILL SEEKS SJ';,000 FOR DANCE FESTIVAL
PANEL APPROVES RESTORATION MQNEY
DURHAM PROJECTS GET SHARE OF 'PORK J^jf^ ,.,^,
JOF'S IMPROVED INCOME, ATTENDANCE 'GRATIFYING'
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, FUND RAISING
FESTIVAL NEEOS AID
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, GRANTS
OANCE GETS 19'., ODD
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL, MEMBERSHIP
DANCE FESTIVAL NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, STUDENTS
LAPPING IT UP ,,„
U.S. GIVES SHOCK TO BLACK DANCER
GOTTA OANCE!
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AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL, STUDENTS
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GOTTA OANCE!
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TRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. aFl-CIO
LABOR DISPUTE FOLLOWED COORS TO N.C.
STATE AFL-CIO ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT
UNION PLANS TO INTERVIEW CANDIDATES
AMERKAN FIELD SERVICE PROGRAM
S^E ALSO FORftGN STUDENTS
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS PLAN FASHION SHOW
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HEART DISEASE MEETING TOPIC
ANDERSON GETS HEART GROUP POST
DUKE GETS HEART GROUP GRANTS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE
SEE ALSO JEFF'RSQN AWARDS ,^ „ „„ ,
DOUGLAS, TAR HEEL GET SERVICE HONORS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING, OUR-t AM CHAPTER
NEW OFFICERS
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AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
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AHA OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT CMAMPEK MeEIlNG
OFFICIAL OF A"A DESCRIBES SOUTH AS U.S. CRUCIBLE
AMA SEE«S Hf^H ORUNK-DRIVING STANDARD
SAMMQNS LAUDS DURHAM'S EXTENSIVE MEDICAL FACILITIES
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DOCTORS »ON'T PARTICIPATE IN EXECUTIONS (CARTOONI
AMA'S STAND BOLD. SANE
AMERICAN MODERN DANCE CAUCUS
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO "OOERN DANCE
AMERICAN MODERN DANCE CAUCUS
DANCE CAUCUS TO SEEK CLEAR PITCH
AMERICAN MUSLIM MISSION
MUSLIM COLLEGE TO OPEN IN SEOALIA
4MFRICAN NEGRO COLLEGE, FUND
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES. U
SEE ALSO higher EDUCATION.
FUND
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SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION. COSTS
TELETHON AIMS AT «125.D00
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SEA PROJECT rfILL FOCUS ON BLACKS
AMERICAN NURSES ASSOCIATION
NURSES mJx issues
AMERICAN OIL CO.
SEE AMOCO OIL CO. lACRONYMI
AMERICAN PATRIOT PAKTY „ ^,
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AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOOO DONORS
SEE ALSO BLOODMOBILE
RED CROSS SEEKS DONATIONS
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AMERICAN ffP^E»si51jG'V3&!ti,"Jkb'ER'?S°?^VES CPR COURSE FOR THE BLIND
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RED CPOS
RED CROS
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red cross hill train instructors
ed cross meets goal
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safety is topic
set tomorrow
0 need to panic ouk= doctor says
for a cause
s needs blooo
s honors its youth vaunieers
WARDED
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HOST ENTERTAINS DIVERSE MIX OF GUESTS
D A NICHE AT HER FORMER SCHOOL
DS RED CROSS DONOR EFFORT
IVE STARTS TUESDAY
PPLIES DECLINE DURING HOLIDAY SEASON
AMERICAN RED CROSS, N.C, AND S.C.
RED CROSS SCREENING BLOOO 0On:)RS FOR AIDS
BLOOD DONATIONS DECLINE IN JUNE
BLOOD-COLLECTING PROCEDURES SAID OK TO SCREEN FOR AIDS
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COMPOSERS. AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS
SEE ALSO COMPOSERS
HISTORIAN RECEIVES AWARD
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CI.
LASER SYSTEM WILL CREATE LINK TO CA.
N. TELECOM Says contract WORTH MILLIONS TO TRUNGLE
NORTHERN TELECOM SIGNS MULTIMILLION DEAL WITH ATCT
GTE'S OPTIONS: TOP OFFICIALS SEE ATCT BREAKUP AS A CHANCE FOR QUICK.
7.000 N.C. WORKERS JOIN NATIONAL PHONE STRIKE
ATCT WARNS OF SLOW REPAIRS
DURHAM LOCAL PHONE SERVICE WON'T BE AFFECTED
ATCT STRIKERS STRESS JOB SECURITY ISSUE
PHONE WORKERS MISS FIRST PAYCHECK
N.C. PICKET LINES TO STAY
TELEPHONE STRIKE CLOSE TO ACCIRD
N.C. TELEPHONE WORKERS REPORTING BACK TO JOBS
PHONE SYSTEM Changes raise social concern
DOCKET NO. P-UO
SOUTHERN BELL. ATCT REOUEST f:r MONTHLY CHARGES DENIED
UTILITIES COMMISSION ISSUES 0» OER ON TELEPHONE SERVICE
ATCT BREAKUP TO BRING CHANGES TO N.C.
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
AMERICAN TOBACCO WORKERS OK THREE-YEAR CONTRACT
AMERICAN WORKERS OK PACT i
FIRE DAMAGES BUILDING
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AMERICAN PAVJFF BEGINS M4Y 21
MEETING SET ON THIRD FORK CREEK SPILL
CHEMICALS FOUND IN 5RD FORK C'EEK
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LANDFILL TO GET FIRM'S WASTES
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SUIT FILED IN COUGAR ATTACK
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ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
CHAPEL HILL VET LOOKS AFTER DOGS' PSYCh
GOAT IS MOTHER FOR RACCOON
HIS FORECAST ABOUT WINTER BELIEVED NOW
ANIMAL CONTROL
SEE DOG CONTROL
ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL 3EPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SIELTER
DURHAM WOMAN WILLS GOODS TO ANIMAL PROTfCTION SOCIcTY
LEGACY A TESTIMONIAL TO HER LIVE OF ANIMALS
SOCIETY SEEKS AUCTION ITEMS FOR SHELTER
THINK BEFORE GIVING PETS
ANIMAL THEFTS
BILL SEEKING ANIMAL THEFT CRACKDOWN
HEALTH MAINTENANCE BILL IS PROTESTED BY INGRAM
COMPUTER COMMISSION BILL OPPOSED
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SEE ALSO DURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL TEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY HUMANF S3CIETY
WAKE MAN ACQUITTED OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: BOOS AND HISSES
END FOX HUNTING? OON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH
STOP thi s cruel sport
SHOOTING OF GOATS SUSPENDED
OUKE gridder Charged
TORTURE OF KITTEN PROMPTS CALL FOR TOUGHER PENALTY IN STATE
PUNISHING ANIMAL ABUSERS
DR. VINE DENIFS FAKING EVIDENCE
BARKING UP WRONG TREE
ANIMALS. DISEASES
POULTRY COLflS COST INDUSTRY 12.5 MILLION
ANIMALS. MFOICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DUKE PRIMATE FACILITY'
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
STATE MEOICAIO BUDGET MAY BE CUT BY »')0 MILLION
SENATE GROUP OkS strays SALE FOR RESEARCH
SALES OF ANIMALS FOR RESEARCH CRITICIZED, DEFENDED
HEARING TOOAY ON ANIMAL BILL
DOG-PPUND BILL'S BEST FRIENDS. FOES ARGUE
PROTECTION OF ANIMALS TAKES NJHEROUS FORMS
AN EMOTIONAL DEBATE ON THE USE OF ANIMALS
SPEAK OUT FOR ANIMAL-PROTECTHN LAW
PROTECT THE ANIMALS
SPONSOR: STUDY NEEDED ON RESEARCH ANIMALS
BILL WOULD ALLOW SALES OF DOGS FOR RESEARCH
NOT ENOUGH TIME
STOP The selling of pets for -itScARCM
ANNETTE Swingers
KICK IN' UP Their heels
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annexation
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SEE ALSO GREENSBORO. N.C ANNEXATION
STRICTER ANNEXATION STANDARDS URGED
HUNT INTERCEDES IN ANNEXATION FIGHT IN CONCORD
BILL SEEKS UNCHANGED LOAN RAT^S
ANNEXATION BID SEEN COSTING STATE INDUSTRY
PRUPOSED ANNEXATION LAWS REVISION DEBATED AT HEARING
FIGHT FORMING IN LEGISLATURE OVER ANNEXATION
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SEE ALSO OEaTh SENTENCES
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS. N.C
END OF PEATM PENALTY SOUGHT
ANTI-INFLaTITN PPJGRAM
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STATE rtOuSE BACKS NUCLEAR ARMS FREcZc
■waP-pEACE Ga-ES' SCHEDULED
LOVE Bug mITh CONGRESSIONAL DOME (CARTOON!
FIRMS DONATING TO GROUPS
OURHA- BUSINESSES FOR NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT lAOl
PEACE VIGIL CONTINUES
•E MUST STAND TOGETHER FOR PEACE
FREEZE ADVOCATES ARE .JAOY
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COUNTRY CLuPS: 'THE LAST BASTION OF EXCLUSIVITY'
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FUND BOARD DENIES STUDENT REOJEST
"''sEe'alSO anOERSON ST. APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO CRESTVIEW APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. DOWNTOWN OWELLING
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO JFK TOWERS
SEE ALSO LYNNHAVEN APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO The mews apartments
SEE ALSO MOREHEAO hills
SEE ALSO STONEwOOn
SEE ALSO TOWNHOUSES
SEE ALSO WINDERMERE
COUNCIL COMMITTEE BACKS HaUSI>4G PLAN
ZONING PANEL DELAYS ANDERSON ST. UNITS
APARTMENT DEVELOPERS SEEK Fur*1 S
COMMITTEE: NEW RULES NEEDED FTS NEW HOUSING
PANEL RECOMMENDS CITY JOIN CONFERENCE
HOME IS WHERE YOUR APT. IS
SWIFT COUNCIL TO ASK HOUSING JACKING
COMMISSION APPROVES ANDERSON APARTMENTS
APARTMENT PROJECTS IN AREA AR: GIVEN OK ON FINANCING
APARTMENT HEARING TONIGHT _ ^ ,
COMMISSIONERS CLEAR MAY FOR PRINTING PLANT IN TRIANGLE
DEVELOPERS OPPOSE COUNTY APARTMENT CHANGE
TOWERS NEAR COMPLETION
FIRM WANTS TO BUILO BIG PLANT IN DURHAM COUNTY
FLORIDA FIRM TO BUILD APARTMENTS IN COUNTY
HIGH RENTS IN HIGH-RISE DO NOT REFLECT MARKET
PROPOSED APARTMENTS INDFFEN5HLY COSTLY
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT WON'T DELAY PROJECT
FORMER Salvation army building to be used for condominiums
APARTMENTS GET NEW DEVELOPER
DEVELOPER PLANS 600 APARTMENTS
PANEL FAVORS ZONING
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ASU HAS TV LINK WITH CHINA
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STUDENTS GET DEGREES FRCM APPALACHIAN STATE
APPALACHIAN S T A T c UNIV.. STUDENTS
WINTER WALKING
EIGHT ASU STUDENTS SAFE AFTER CANOE MISHAP
PEOPLE AND WHAT THEY'RE DOING
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APPALACHIAN STATE UMV. SPORTS. BASEBALL
JAZZING UP BASEBALL WITH JANE
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SEE ALSO Chapel hill. n.c. festivals
SEE ALSn FE5TIFALL ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
APPLE CHILL IS Sunday
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EMBARGO ON ARAB jIL DOUBTED
'""iEE'eisEBALL, SALARY AR 8 I TR A T I U'. S
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'"sJi^iCsO ANTHRUPOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO ANTIOuES
SEE ALSO ARChFGLOGICAL SOCIETY 3f H.u.
SEE ALSO FOSSILS
'%'c'HlV4Vcl';^'b'i^r-\',''llkl'^ AIRPORT SITE
GRIST MILL FIND UNLIKELY TO HALT nAH
ON HANDS A.-.o KNFES, THEY y^f'TH ThF PAST
IN ThF spotlight: tHIS WEEK'S hIghl GHTS
ARCHAEOLOGISTS FIND JOROAN LA<£ RfLlCS CLUE TO PAST
DIG OMKE HELPED 0»0AM2F YIELDS MONKEY FOSSIL FIRSTS
INDIAN VILLAGE MAY HAVE BEEN ^ OUNO
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J.5OO-YFiR-0L0 FOOTPRINTS FOUND IN TENNESSEE CAVE
sTiVi'S archaeology is SUBJECT of n|- book
ARChIolOGICAL SOCIETY TO maRK SOTH BIRTHDAY
archfologkal society of N.C.
'iRCHlSLSGIC;L°SOclETY TO MARK 50TH 8IRTH0AY
'"^Hp|h!?E??^"JI!t;^F!;Fga2"53TEL DEATH SUIT
«ltEi'.H''FUNo'HONaRS TAR HEEL A KCH I TF,.TUI«c
ARCHITECTURAL ANO HISTORICAL INVENTORY JF THE CITY JF DURHAM l-OOKI
lU SuRSlM^ARCHlTECTSRir ANO HISTORIC INVENTORY . BOOK 1
'■"^SeTal'sO^CuRham ARCHITECTURAL AM 0 H I STJR IC IN VE N TOR Y I oOUK 1
RALEIGH FUNO HONORS TAR HEEL ARCHITECTURE
"^?iJ"AL'^SEjR?^°7F"fTS. N.C. ^ ^ ,^ ^ ^
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION 'UNO JF N.r .
SFE ALSO H 5I0R1C PRESERVATION '.OC 1 F TY OF UUkHAM
* r«E HAN -HO FOUND THE GOTHIC 'LTtRNAIIvFS
NF, classroom at STAGVILLE WRL HfLP MEET TFaChIN
^ I klul^D ^ Alt'
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MONTHLY/A
* IjLANCE «r DUKHA" H15T0HY
BOOK A KNOl^OUT
WILL A CURVED eulLDING HELP RT 1 -lAKE
S U 0 J E
A bcttek microchip?
ABCmI Tct* TURAL SUKVEY IN CHATHAM ALMOST FINISHED
LABDR OF LUVE SAVES MONEY
AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTERS „ , , ^, „, „
SPEAKERS: SHARING HOSPITAL OEZISIONS IMPROVES rtOKK
MAYER REAPPOINTED AS CENTER HEAD
HEALTH PRO&RAM GETS 1135.000
ARGENTINA
SALTING THt MOUNDS
LESSONS FOR THE NAVY FROM FAL<LAr<OS CONFLICT
CONTINUING HOSTILITY
ARK DANCES
■ART DANCES'
PERFORMED AT OUK=
NSAS
UNC'
S HO SAID hFADED FOR ARKANSAS
INC.
ARL6N6 HOSIERY HILL , ,,,
HOSIERY FASHIONS GO PATRIOTIC
SHE LOOKS EVERYWHERE FOR IDEAS
AKMAOILLO
THE ARMADILLO HELPS
ARMAGEDDON CHEMICAL CO. ,,,,,,
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLIN. CO..
EAST OORHAM LEAK FORCES EViCU'TION
FUMES FOkCE EVACUATION. INJURE 2 DURHAM OFFICERS
TROUBLES OF OTHERS CARRY ThEH HcRUICS Tu PAGF 1
ino-TIGHT SAROEL Cap likely cause of leak
TOXIC ..ASTE STUOY PLANNED
DURHAM WISE TO STUDY H A2 ARDOU^ -WA S TF THREAT
CITY SEEKS HEARING ON FIRM'S PERMIT
N.C. OPINION NEFOFD ABOUT CHE-<ICAL DATA
CITY NEEDS To BAN CHEMICAL COMPANIES
ARMED flOBBFRY, CARRBORO
TEEN SOUGHT IN STORE HOLDUP
ARMED ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
i ARRESTED IN ROBBERY
2 ARRESTED IN HOLDUP
3 CHARGED IN SLAYING
KIDNAPPING ROIbERY SoSP'CT ARRESTED
DURHAM MAN FACES KIDNAPPING C I ARGE
>?,500 TAKEN IN STORE ROBBERY
MFN SOUGHT I.N HOLPUP
2 MFN SOUGHT IN UNC ROBBERY
REWARD OFFEREO IN TRUCK HOLDUP
MAN ROBS STATION
GAS STATION LOSES 1200 TO GUN'IAN
ARMED ROBBFRY. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERIES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO R&B3ERY, DURHAM
POLICE INVESTIGATING HOLDUP AT STORE
WOMAN IS R036ED OF t25 BY GUNIAN
SEARCH FOR ROBBER CONTINUES
MANAGER ROa'-ED OF tZ.'.OD
STORE ROBBED
PIZZA HUT IS ROBBED
MAN ROBS DURHAM RESTAURANT
MEN ROB STORE
Two MFN ROB STORE
PROSECUTION ENDS TESTIMONY IN KOBBtRY OF CHURCH
MAN FREED OF CHURCH ROBBERIES
MAN FREED OF CHURCH ROBBERY CHARGE
TWO ARRESTED IN ROBBERY
PARKER FOUND GUILTY
2 MEN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
2 DURHAM MEN HELD IN ROBBERY
DELIVERY MAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
MCDONALD'S Employee robbed
RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE ROBPED
DELIVFRY MAN ROBBED OF 127
GUNMEN ROB ? STORES; POSSIBLE LINK PRObED
ROBBERY PROBED
DURHAM MAN IS CHARGED
DURHAM JURY ACOUITS MAYE IN CINVENIEnCE STORE ROuBtRY
RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE INJURED IN KIDNAPPING
TRIO CHARGED WITH ROBBERY OF RESTAURANT
3 FACE CHARGES IN RESTAURANT HOLDUP
MOTEL ROBBERY REPORTED i
MAN ROBBED BY HITCHHIKERS
ROYSTER CHARGED IN SEVERAL CRIMES
WOMAN REPORTS ARMED ROBBERY
POLICE PROBE ? ARMED ROBBERIES
DURHAM CAB DRIVER ROBBED OF 12 5 ilY FARE »ITH KNIFE
MAN TRICKED. BEATEN. ROBBED
NEW TRIAL QPDERFD IN PRATT ROBBERY CASE
CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED
MAN R06S 7-FLEVFN ON N.C. S".
2 ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
PARKE" STREET PAIR RUBBED AT HOME; WIFE SLIGHTLY HURT
TWO MFN ROB FOOOLANO STORE
CREECH'S POOY FOUND NFAR VA.
DURHAM M»N ROBBFO WHILE RFTUR'tlNG BOOKS
2 TESTIFY IN BURGLARY. KIDNAP TRIAL
WOMAN ROBBEn AT MOTEL
TWO ARRESTED IN STORE HEIST
2 LITTLE RIVER RULINGS UPHELD BY HIGH COURT
2 CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
BRIAN K. SMITH INDICTED IN CREECH MURDE" CASE
GRAND JURY RETURNS ''2 INDICTMENTS
2 MEN ROB cLOERLY PAIR AT GUNPOINT
ORANGE STORE ROBBED
15-YEAR-OLU ROBBED ON CLARENDON STREET
STORE OWNFR ROBBED. SHOT
PAIR HOLDS OP DURHAM STORE
Two MEN ROB STORE OF tlOO
ANTIOUE FURNITURE STOLEN
PUf STPtFT MAN RFPORTS THEFT OF OKUMS
TENNIS SHOES ARE STOLEN AT GLTIPOINT
MAN IS ROBBED
TWO MEN ROD DAY'S INN MOTEL
DURHAM MAN SLASHED IN ROBBERY
2 MFN ROB LAUNDRY. FLEE
2 ROB LAUNDRY
GAME ROOM EMPLOYEE ROBBED AND LEFT CHAINED
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SJbJECTS
M4N nOONOt GAGGEU IN HQBBfSY
RcsriuKANr IS (n3»eo
,«GM6N PIChTS ROfloER 11
RFSTJUKiNT MANAGtR TMSEATFNeO. a39aE0
SUSPECT NAdBEO AFTc" CHASE
POLlCf PROSE -. AKI-EO RoeaERIcf ,„,,„ ,„.cc
HAN JAILED IN DIIRHAH AFTER Hr,H-SPEEO CHASE
anBBER GETS AfiOUT IJ'.O FROM STORE
^ig 8;i^l'A}^S3EII''Kn-C. OEHANO HONEY. GET .195
MAN CHARGED «ITH BITING FINGER .^.„„,
POLIC^ ARREST <. FEN ON "URGLAIV lHARGES
GUNHAN BODS 2 KEN OUTSIOE RESTAURANT ^ ^ , , ^ . , , „^^
iOUfiHAH -EN ARRESTED IN 2-COJNTY INVESTIGATION
2 ARE R08I!E1 BY GUNHEN
GUNMEN BOB RESTAUOA'/T _
^Jl!?!F's^Y°S8!gu5"s3s"p???'?Su-'D HIOING UNDER LEAVES
CnNfbsinN SURROUNDS MAN'S ARREST IN ROBBERY
MAN CHARGED -ITH RQBbFRY
MAN CAUGHT In BREAK-IN AT MOLLOUAY ST. SCHUOL
-OMAN SAYS EMPLOYEE'S OAuGriTEl RUBBEO. CuT HER
YOUTH hElO in motorbike ROBBE'Y
THREE TEENS HELO IN ARMED hOL^UP
iiNN DIIIE ON AVONOALE IS ROB- ED '1 THREE HEN
TWO MEN ROb FOOn "ART
1 CHARGED IN HOLDUP OF STORE
MAN JAILEO IN ASSAULT ROBBERY
ROBBER TAKES MONEY, CAR
ROBBEP STILL BEING SOUGHT „,,^^„„
STunl'iT ACauITTEO OF ARMED ROBbERY
STUOENT ACQUITTED OF ROBBERY
I^VhU'IH hlr\'\lUl1.T.ni-, SENTENCE FOR ROBBERY
GUNMAN ROBS ORANGE MOTEL
J?L°Kf'N:;B';"AF?ER"5N;E^?ENC= store RGBBFKV
ROBBER GETS 1150; 2 JAILEO
GUNMAN POBS EMPLOYEE ,,,„£
BANDIT WITH GUN GETS 190 FROM STORE
THREATENED, MAN YIELDS WALLET
ROUGEMONT STORE ROBBED
ROBBERY ChaROF FILED
CONVENIENCE STORE IS ROBBED
12,500 TAKEN IN STORE ROBPcRY
CUNSHni BLAST hOUNCS two DURHAM MFN
FREED SUSPECT SOUGHT IN ROBBEJIES
ROBBER HANDCUFFS EMPLOYEE TO SAFE
ROBBER TAKES 5120 „„,.,
MAN IS BOBBED AT GUNPOINT
RESTAURANT BOBBED
ABC EMPLOYEE IS ROBBED „„„^„
ORY CLEANING BUSINESS ROBBED
EMPLOYEE FACES Charge IN HOLDIP AT MACDONALO'S
ROBBERY SUSPECT RETURNED TO J«IL
GUNMAN ROBS PU2A BUSINESS
jArCHlSoEO IN LAST WEEK'S R0-6EKY OF RESTAURANT
HAN SAYS HE WAS HELD UP
ROBBERY VICTIM CUT ON HANDs
I invo^rfu'^'^^vio.inrr.^-^ -ay ,nto apartment
ABmEO man STICKS UP ALSTON STIRE
Three hfn rob bank near rtp
GUNMAN ROrS MAN OF 1120 IN PACKING LOT^
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JS?:iuS??nf Ti^!I'?t5L^N''vr:i?EJ INhOLOUR to COlUMB.a, S.C.
SUSPECT SoGGhT in kidnap AND TuRHAM BANK ROBBERY
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RESTAURA... - -
CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBEO
HAN charged in 7-11 ROBBcRY
1 :ISe5'SeS"^0^''coSple'oF V21.0DD IN JEWELRY, GUNS
MOTORIST RJBBFO
GUESS ROaO Shop held up
2 MEN HOB GULF STATION AT GUNPOINT
RESIDENCE IS BURGLARIZED
armed RUBBERY, '..C. „,„,^, ., ^
SEE ALSO BANK KOfaflERIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO BOBBERY, N.C.
REWARD OFFEBEO
STORE IN HENDERSON RoBBfO
MAN CHARGED wITH BURGLABY „,,,^„
2 MFN CONVICTED OF SnOOTlriG OFFICER
ALAMANCE MAN CHARGED IN ROBBE'Y
VA. HAN CLEARED OF DRUGSTORE ROBbERY
TEEN FOILS BANK HQLOuP
TWO GUNMEN HIT ABC STORE
BILL SEEKS UNCHANGED LOAN RAI=S
touGher chilu-support laws UR,E0
two station attendants killed
gunsmht victim Faces charges
GASTONIA CuNvFNIENCF-STORE Cl;«K KILLED
TWO CHABUEJ AFTER ROBBERY
COUPLE ROBbED AT MQTtL
poLic= Shoot, kill suspect
c'S^BrSf'.^PEAE's'Hl'rP^ROSECUTORS ON SILENCE ISSUE
OXFORO RuBoFR oELlEVCn INVOLVED IN ROAO ACCIDENT
2 ABHfD HFN ROB DRUGSTORE
STATION IN RO«BORO RuBBEO
»HH£0 BOBBERY, uRANGF COUNTY
ORANGE JURY INDICTS ROSS
ARMED ROBBERY, U.S.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, U.S.
;SSR"pE0fffiE!SG'HErD"l'N"tP!YING OF NEW YORK JE-ELRY STOBE OWNER
"^"sEe'^LSO -ILITABy aid ITO FORFIGN COONTRIESI
m Itln 'itl'^'lnft'^TAoL ANDOISARMAMENT AGENCY
I SIDE WITH THE REBELS
SPEAK OUT N0» ON EL SALVADOR
3 HEN SOCgSt AFTER 9inK IN RESEARCH PARK RUBBEO
8S^;:;"6EpSTi?f?"D';;AN*"uUS'iSi'5TP bank robbery
JSTtuS??nf;«A!I'?t5L"EN''vr:i?EJ .NhOLOUR to
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN KIDNAP AND TuRHAM BANK ROBBE
TBAcJlNG DOG LOSES TRAIL OF A! MED ROBBER
FBI CONTINUES PROBE INTO DURHAM BANK HEIsT
RESTAURANT ROBBER BRAGS OF 5-YEAR CAREER IN C"
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H 2 8/23/l'3 A II N
H 2 8/23/B3 All N
H 2 8/24/83 A IC N
S 2 8/2'./83 CI N
S 2 a/25/n3 A 1 N F3C
S 2 a/25/B3 CI N
H 2 3/26/n3 All N ASA
H 2 8/26/83 All N
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H 2 8/30/83 A 10 N
H 2 3/30/°3 B 1 N
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H 2 9/0O/R3 A 1 3 N
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ARSON
SEE ALSO FIRE INSURANCL
3 CHARGED IN Church burnings
ATTORNEYS SAY WATTS SHOULD NOT Be TRIED
7 CHARGED WITH SETTING FIRES IN SFAGATE DISTRICT
ARSON, DURHAM
SEE ALSO F IRE INSURANCE
FiRF Cuts building
POLICE Think firc -as arson
FIRE BEING PROBFO
HOME Burns, arson is probed
ARSON INVESTIGATED
ARSON SUSPECTFO IN FIRE
ARSON SUSPECTED IN HuUSF FloE
ARSON POSSIBILITY I NVE ST I G AT E"! IN FIRE ON MOUNT MORIAH ROAD
SNAKES, HOUSE FIRF PLAGUE DUR^AM MAN
CASTLEBERRY INDICTED IN DEATH UF NEPHEW
CASTLFBERRY INDICTED ON MURDE< ruUNT
ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRES AT 3 NEARBY BUILDINGS
2 BUILDINGS JURN NEAR SCENE 0= EARLIER FIRE
CAUSE OF FIRES IS SOUGHT
CASTLEBERRY PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FORuEkY, ARSON
CASTLEBERRY SAYS HE IS INNOCENT
MAN IS ARRESTED IN HOUSE 8LAZF
MAN IS JAILEO AFTER BLAZE
ARSON IS SUSPECTED
ARSON SUSPECTED IN BLAZF
FIRE BURNS BASEMENT; ARSON IS INVESTIGATED
ARSON, N.C.
BURNED MAN I
CHURCH FIRE
TAYLOR IS OE
WOMAN HELD I
WOMAN TURNS
k MOTHER'S R
ARSON SHOCKS
MAN CHARGED
FIVE MEN Cha
ARSON PROBE
TWO MEN SENT
FBI AGENT SA
WHITE CLAIMS
ARSON IS RUL
GREEN CAN'T
GREEN ALLEGA
PROSECUTORS
WHITE MAY FA
ATTORNEY URG
ARSON TRIAL
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DORM FIRE AP
WHITE'S IMMU
JUDGE RULES
WHITE ENTERS
FIRE CHIEF'S
CHAPEL HILL
CHIEF'S WIFE
FIRE Chi EF'S
Charge filed
MAN IS ChARG
ARSON CASE D
ARSON CHABGF
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IN JOHNSTON IS BELIEVED TO Bt ARSON
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DETECTIVE TO PROV= SON'S DEATH WASN'T ACCIDENT
ESOLVE
N.C. PRIDE
IN FIRE THAT OEST'OYED HJUSF
RGEO IN FARMHOUSE FIRE
CDNT INUES
ENCEO ON MAIL FRAUD CHARGES
YS WHITE ADMITTED ROLF IN ARSON
GREEN CHEATED LEAF WEIGHT
ED OUT IN WAREHOUSE FIRE
UE TRIED ON CHARGF S
TtONS 'TOO LATE'
CITE NEW EVIDENCE
CE ARSON TRIAL
£S ARSON TRIAL
OF TROOPER CONTINJES
ITTED OF ARSON
ELAY BURNING CASE TRIAL
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NITY WAIVED, TRIAL SET
WHITE MUST STAND TRIAL
PLEA OF Guilty in arson case
wife charged with arson
firf chief's wife chargeo with arson
Turns in self
wife pleads inncc ent
in rest home fir-
ed in charlotte bl azt
ismisseo at hearing
: dropped against fire chief's wife
g unnecessary
ARSON, U.S.
SAILOR SENTENCED FOR ARSON
ART AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
N.C. MUSEUM OPE'IING WAS A STYLISH EVENING
ART AUCTION BLOSSOMS
ART SCORES AT CLASSIC AUCTION
ART AUCTION SET TO AID STAT 1 0^1
BENEFIT ART AUCTION SET
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10/08/n3
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12/02/83
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12/03/83
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12/13/83
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12/13/83
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12/l'./83
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12/15/83
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12/15/83
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12/29/83
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ENCOuaAGINb r«UTH ANU bFauIy
viLuts couRSc a fine idea
'"' ^5SiSiJ'3^hp?V0N'3pE..S T,0 DURHAM SHOWS
SCHOOL ART l=«HHUT
FACES FPCUS OF 'SOUTH I LOvE"
SAHY EXHIBIT OPENS SUNDAY
PHUTOCRAPHeB SEES T'UE SOUTH THROUGH JtOPLE
•LOVE THAT OkaPF- and OTHER AIT iV DURHAM STUDENTS
DUKE HuStUM EXHIBIT: -MOTIFS 0=: WAR, INJUSTICE
UOHFN'S WORKS DOMINATE SmOwS
ENEPOY SPARKLES IN FIBERS SMOV
ARTS VOLUNTEERS VITAL
OUILIING ShO« ENDS SUNDAY
lBOur°FACEs""GE IS mONOREO in E0I6 COhN'S PORTRAITS
ORir.INAL CARTOON C EL S FOR SALF ^^„,,.., o <: t
EXHIBITS OFFER DIFFERENT VIEWS OF AMERICAN wtST
CARTOON CELS FOR SALE
ARTS COUNCIL OPENS TWIN BILL
INMATES' ART TO BE FEATURED
ART SHOW BY PRISONERS , ,, ^
TINY ART IN BIG EXHIBIT AT DIKE ART MUSEUM
IhllicToR ITl LECTUkE AT OUKf ART -USEUM
aStSCOUNCR EXHIBITS OFFER Wl OF ART VARIETY
BRUCE DAVIDSON'S PASSION IS PHOTOGRAPHY
OLD S.TERUL_IS FRESH IN WATE^COLOR EXHioIT
•PRIVArE°ART' DEUGHTS IN hIRSBHuRN SHOW AT DUKE
•hEALThy'd1STRACTI0-4S' AT DUKr HOSPITAL
DUKE EXHIBITS DURHAM ARTIST
AFRICAN MASKS GO ON SHOW AT DJKE
VARIETY FASCINATES IN GUILD SHOW
ART MUSEU" SHOWS KERTESZ PHOTOS
LASER ART STILL AT TESTING STIGE
CHINESE CHILDREN'S ART OPENS IN DURHAM MALL
TAKE A TRIP TO 19TH CENTURY f3ANCf
MOTICN THEMES FOUND IN ARTS COUNCIL SHOWS
LITTLE MONKOY wITH HIS MOTHER
PHOTOS FROM HAWAII
DURHAM LIBRARY OPENS POTTERY SHOW
QUALITY OF nuKE EXHIBIT HIGH
PAINTINGS 3Y YVONNE MULLER TO BE SHOWN AT ART MUSEUM
-YOU GET IT OR YOU DON'T"; ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM C AMERICAN ART
EXPERIENCE. EXPERIMENT IN SHOJ
HANKS SHOW WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
HANKS COLLECTION GOES ON SHOW
DURHAM GALLERY OPENS MAUD GATtwOOO SHOW
PHOTOS AN ARTISTIC TREAT
AOLER MIX AT OUKE WEDNESDAY
EXHIBITS OF MODERN ART SHOW OJKE'S NtW LIFE
EXHIBITS Show N.C. mutual HISTORY
STORIES. PLACE ARE ARTIST'S MARKS
BRUMMER MEDIEVAL ART AT NCCU IN .lOVEMBER c^nrnro .puc 0
•fairy chimneys' of turkey explored by duke photographer
Photo exhibit 'part family alBom'
NANCY MAY painting TAKES A NEJ TURN
A 'FAMILY ALBUM' IS SHOW AT DJKE
SEASONAL SHOW STARTS SATURDAY
RECEPTIONS SET FOR TwO ARTISTS
DUKE ARTISTS ARE PLANNING 'OP'^N' ShOw
AUSTRALIAN SCENES OPEN IN JANJARY
ART EXHlBITinNS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTISTS.
TAR HEEL EXPRESSIONIST
•FACETS' AT ACKLANO
SEE ALSO KERR LAKE SPRING ART Show
MYSTERY SEEN IN CATHEDRAL PHOTOGRAPHS
CONTRASTING STYLES MIX POORLY IN GALLERY ShOw
DUKE LIBRARY OPENS WATEPCOLORS SHOW SUNDAY
DUKE MUSEUM EXHIBIT: MOTIFS 0= WAR. INJUSTICE
SUNDAY RECEPTION OPENS SHOW BY FIBER 'RTISTS
LAST HURRAH FOR TURNER MORE A GENTLE FAREWELL
LACK OF UNITY DISTURBING IN GROUP SHOW
CHAPEL HILL GETS NEW GALLERIES
FRENCH LANDSCAPES OPENING AT'ACKLANO
SCULPTOR FOUND CALLING IN DR E» M
TALK TO OPEN 'VISIONS'
SCULPTURES SET UP CONTRASTS
HISTORY MUSEUM Shows N.C. CRAFTS
SHOW AT DUKE IS N.C. FIRST FO^
WOOD DOMINATES IN CRAFT SHOW
FIVE ARTISTS Exhibited in new
'FACETS' OF FESTIVAL ARTISTS
FOR AN OPENER. ART WAS FUN
CONTEMPORARY AKTISTS ARE FEATJREO AT ACKLAND
uNC SHOWS graouaies' art
mcirehead Shows drawings
ceramics take russian forms „,„,„ .,,,
novel 'then ano now' is best taken personally
exhibit brings painter overdue appreciation
acklano to 'focus" on phqtos
ASSOCIAT'iaNRISES TO THE OCCASION WITH FASHION SHOW
PORTRAITS OF THE ARTISTS CO OS VIEW ,^„„.
PHOTO EXHIBITS MAKE THREE-PART H I 5 JK" , t ' f 1=5
iOO-YEAR-OLO DRAWINGS TO BE EXHIBITED IN 1995
FRENCH SALON ART FOUND COLO. SILLY
CFLfBPATIDNS SUBJECT Of EXHIBIT IN CARRBORu
PRESENTING CuRRl tR E. IVFS
ART MUSEUM DEBUTS N.C. SOLO SHOWS
COOL SCENES. WARM FEELINGS
T\^r,i:iih°^°TihVHfll'-fO^ MODERNISTS' STYLES, , ^ , ^^
EXJTIC. EVtRYOAY SCENES IN FRENCH SALON EXHIBITION
ART SHOW Turns tarles on curators
FETISH OBJECTS THEME OF NEW GJ OUP EXHIBIT
FOCUS ON PHOTOGRAPHY
ROLE Switch makes good show
MOST shPwS hold through august
fetish art brings magic to mind
day campers' art on show at mall
subtlety, anger in secca exhibits
PHOTO ARTS FXHiniTION OPENS O: T . !
A 'COOL' Show in N.C. MUSEUM
TEXTILE SHOW OPENS AT OUKE
FESTIVAL CELEBRATES EUROPEAN ART
ACKLAND CELEBRATES 2STH ANNIV=R5ARY
N.C. ART MUSEUM TO OPEN NEW A3 E A ^„,rr
'VESUVIUS' EXPLODES ON ART SCENE IN EUROPEAN GALLERIES
ACKLAND OPENS BIRTHDAY SHOW
'RUCKUS RODEO' OPENS SATURDAY
OLD MASTERS. NUTTY EDGE MIX IN
RUCKUS fiOPEO
.C. ART MUSEUM
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H 2
1/10/R3 A 9 P
P S76
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1/13/93 0 1 P
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H 2
1/21/93 0 9
N
H 2
1/21/93 0 10 P
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S 2
1/27/93 0 2 0
R A15
H 2
1/29/93 D 1 2
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H 2
2/11/93 U 9
N
H 2
2/19/93 0 8
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S 2
2/22/93 A 4
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H 2
2/25/93 D 9
N
H 2
2/29/93 A 4
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C 7
3/03/93 D 1 P
F A15
S 2
3/17/83 D 7
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H 2
3/ia/''3 0 1 2
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S 2
3/2'./e3 0 5
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H 2
A/Ol/93 D l<.
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S 2
<,/05/93 A 5
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S 2
4/06/83 3 1 F
P R91
S 2
4/14/93 0 12
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H 2
4/19/83 0 1 1
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H 2
4/22/93 D 1 2 F
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4/29/93 D 8
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5/05/83 0 b
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5/13/93 U 12
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5/19/93 0 7 P P S76
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5/20/93 D 1 P F G69
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5/21/83 0 9
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5/27/93 0 8
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H 2
6/10/93 0 8
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6/10/83 D 9
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H 2
6/24/93 D 14
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6/24/93 D 15
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7/ 4/93 D I P N A15
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7/ 5/93 D 1 1
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8/26/83 D I
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9/16/93 D 1
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H 2
9/16/93 D 8
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9/21/83 A 1 1
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9/23/93 0 IP
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H 2
9/30/83 D 11
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9/30/93 D 12
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H 2
10/07/83 D 8
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10/14/93 0 ID
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10/21/93 0 9
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lD/21/93 D 10
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10/29/83 0 10
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11/10/93 D 1
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11/16/33 A 13
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11/18/33 0 9
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11/25/93 0 9
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H 2
11/30/93 C 1
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H 2
11/30/93 C 12
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H 2
12/23/93 D 6
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H 2
3/04/93 D 8
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3/19/93 D 10
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H 2
3/25/93 0 10
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4/15/93 0 11
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4/29/93 0 11
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H 2
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5/20/83 0 9
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9/08/83 D 5
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MONTHLY/AN'^ UAL
SUBJECTS
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ARTWORK DISPLAY AT VGCC
HORF HISTDRY Than ART IN ACKLAND SHO.i
ADLER AND STARRETT: EXTRcHES TF PAINT TECHNIQUE
•NARRATIVE ART- IN NEW SHOW
JCKLANO UPcNS FACULTY SHOW
CRAFTS. TRICKY PAINTINGS WQP Tl DRIVE TO SECCA
NEW ART, IDEAS IN TWO EXHIBITS
DUKc "ECICAL CENTER OPENS NEW APT SPACE
RAOICAL NUOFS IMPRESS IN RALEIGH PHITCI SHOW
IRELAND DRAWINGS OPEN AT ACKLAND
MEDICAL CARICATURES AT UNC
SOLOS SHOWING NEW DIRECTIONS
JEWISH ART GOES ON DISPLAY
SNOWFALLS. CHRISTMAS SCENES UN DISPLAY AT ACKLAND
JUDAICA GALLERY OPENS EXHIBIT
DURHAM ARTISTS' WORK CHOSEN
IRISH OFFICIALS ATTEND NATIONAL OPENING
ACKLANO HAS ITS OWN WHITE CHRISTMAS
DURHAM ARTISTS IN N.C. SHOw
UNITY MESSAGE FROM IRISH SHOW
CLOSING DIM BRIGHT YEAR IN ART
CARRBORO, DURHAM SHOWS OPEN
'" VATICAN EXHIbFt: NOT ANOTHE" TUT, BUT RFMARKABLE
HOMEGROWN ARTISTS 'GO NATIONAL'
VIETNAM VETS' ART TO RE DISPLAYEJ
SOUTHFRN PAINTING GETS GRANDEST SHOWING EVER
EXHIBIT SHOWS MANfT PATHFINDES
CLOSING OIM BRIGHT YEAR IN ART
CARRBORO, JUrtHAM SHOWS OPEN
ART SCHOOL GALLERY
SEE CARRBORO ART SCHOOL
""'"lllNC SuiJoEONS FINJ WAY TO BEOlTE <ISK OF INFECTIONS IN ARTERIAL GRAFTS
SURGEONS IMPROVE ARTERIAL OPERATIONS
AChES may aE ARTHRITIS
ARTMRITtC'S PAINTINGS TURNING EYES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
REPRESENTATIVES LEARN ABOUT ARTHRITIS
ARTHRITIS OFTEN HITS CHILOREN. TEEN-AGERS
ARTIFICIAL GILLS
SEE ALS3 UNDERWATER RESEARCH
DISCOVERY PERMITS ARTIFICIAL ^UMAN GILLS
'ARTIFICIAL GILLS': DUKE SCIENTISTS DEVELOP SPONGE THAT TAKFS OXYGEN.
DUKF'S IN THE SWIM--LITERALLY
DUKE RESEARCHFRS EXCEL
ARTIFICIAL GILLS "AY HAVE REC'EATIONAL USE
ARTIFICIAL GILL MAY LEAD TO UMOERWATER POWER
'"'""ioEEP FREeSe' DEvRIES; famous SURCtON REMEMBERED AT DUKE
CLARK DEATH NOT IN VAIN
BARNEY CLARK'S LAST DAYS SERVED MANKIND
ARTIFICIAL HEART IMPLANT CAUSED ANGUISH, ELATION
HEART TRANSPLANTS EXPECTED AT OUKE
WHO'LL PAY FOR MEDICAL MAGIC?
PLASTIC HEART OPERATION NEARS
DEVRIES AFRAID RULES MIGHT STIFLE RESEARCH
ARTIFICIAL LFNS
See also contact lens
see also prosthetic devicfs
artificial lenses aid cataract sufferers
ART
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POISONED FOOD SWEETENER KEPT ScCRFT FOR MONTH
EOUAL TAKEN OFF SHELVES
SOME N.C. STORES REMOVE SWEETENER FROM SHELVES
HUNDREDS HAVE RETURNED BOXES IF SWEETENER
HOW SWEET IT IS! NEW SUGAR SUTSTITuTE KEEPS FAT OUT
ARTISTS. DURHAM
OURHAM ARTIST PUTS NATU»E AND NATURAL TALENTS TO WORK FOR HER
ARTIST USES THEME TO ORGANIZE WORK
FOOTBALL TEAM SEEKING LOGO
ARTIST TEACHES THE BEAUTY OF SILK EMBROIDERY
ART FOR CHARLOTTE
WHEN ART MEETS THE AR^Y
ARTIST Chose Durham for new home
PAINT, Canvas, actioni
HOLIDAY SCENE
ARTISTS LEND A HAND WITH TRIANGLE HOSPICE GALA
DURHAM ARTISTS IN N.C. SHOW
AN IDEA FOR OURHAM TO PONDER
ARTISTS, INTERNATIONAL , ,,, , ,„ .
LET'S OANCc! ".^TH AMERICAN DAMCE FESTIVAL tlRINGS NEW FACES TO TOWN
ARTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO AFFILIATF ARTISTS INC.
SEE ALSO ART EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
MELTEn CRAYONS MAKE MAGIC
ARIHRITIC'S PAINTINGS TURNING EYES
CATHOLIC OAIICHTFRS PLAN FASHHN SHOW
N.C. SCULPTOR MOLDS CAREER FRIM CLAY
STUDY SAYS FEDERAL FUNDING TO ARTISTS IN N.C. CUT IN HALF
ARTISTS TRY THEIR HANDS AT KITE-MAKING
HOSPITAL Shows artist's paintings
POOR artist sees BEAUTY IN CHARLOTTE
N.C. ARTISTS SHOW SETS ENTRY TATtS
HOMEGROWN ARTISTS 'GO NATIONAL'
OURHAM ARTISTS' WORK CHOSEN
ARTISTS, U.S.
FOi SALE: A BOX BY ChRISTO
GLIMPSES: SfLMA BURKE
ARTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PUSINESSES, DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. INSTITIUTE FOR THE ARTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C ARTS COMPLEX PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PUBLIC
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, THEATER
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OUKHAM SAVJYA»0<; MULOS AuOITHNS FQR 'PAIItNCe'
A9IICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES
STRESS Cultural activities
ART ICLES...
ARTURQ^ciOHPI NAMED TO OuKt P 1 S I T I ON
5S«ha""r?s'cOunCIl plants a -AGIC TREE
CULTUOAL INVOLVfHENTS dRlNG PLAUDITS TO CITY
OTHERS Stf AN EiCITING nuRMAM
AN IDEA FOR OURHAt" TQ PONDER
""leE''ALSn ALAMANCE CnuNTV ARTS E<PERIENCE
SEE ALSO CULTURE IJEEK IN N.C.
SEE ALSO FOLK ART
SEE ALSO COVERNflfl'S MANSION
SEE ALSO N.C. ART SOCIETY
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY ARTS COUlCiL
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO VlSITINi ARTI5T PROGRAM
SFF ALSO WATdRCOLOR SOCIETY OF I.C.
ART CAREER DiY SET AT N.C. SCHOOL QF ARTS
ARTICLES ARTICLES
AMERICAN -QDERN DANCE CAUCUS
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES
spotli&ht shines for all
articles articles articles...
unc shows graduates' art
junior curators needed ^,.,^
CIOHPl CUARTET TO TOuR STATE
ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES
DURHAM STUDENTS -IN ART AWARDS
HOGS ANr hollERIn- among state Events
articles articles articles...
articles articles , , „ ,
■smOR" of peace- adds two SHO-S
PITTSBURGH EXHIBITION FOR KRE1EN COLLAGES
ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES ...
DUUE ART MUSEUM RECEIVES GRANT
ARTICLES ARTICLES
MORE MUSIC COMES TO CHAPEL HILL
S'uJiili'^Etf li2!073 AS SHARE IF ARTS FUND
FINE ARTS CONTEST COMING SEPT. 10
ARTICLES ARTICLES
raJ^^c^^'s^JIsmCE seeks MORE TENANTS
ARTICLES ARTICLES... , ,
RUTH SHAW FINGER PAINTINGS SQJGHT
ARTICLES ARTICLES
ART ICLESARTICLES...
ARTICLES...
APTICLESARTICLES
CULTURE WEEK PLANNED IN RALEI..H
oSrham ARTIST'S WORK IS IN GREENSBORO SHuW
THE STATE OF THE ARTS
ARTICLES ARTICLES
NCci'^HQL0s''IiD'iT10NS FOR CHILDREN'S PLAY
CHORAL SOCIETY SINGS SUNDAY
ARTICLES. ..ARTICLES...
DURHAM ARTISTS' WORK CHOSEN .coicc
TROCKAOERAS TO OPEN DANCE GUILD'S SERIES
ANOTHER YEAR NOTED...
""IeE^IlSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. ARTS SU"??'
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE AR T S
DUKE STUDENTS LEARN ARTS IN NEW YORK
Du5e iRT students studying in the big APPLE
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"'leE'SLiS.I^I 58Wt5 ARTS EXPERIENCE
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:jt T. tl'JI IV- ^L^^iJt'fell^iNlL. FUN
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ASBESTOS IS REMOVED FROM ALL DURHAM CITY.
OEVELOP'-ENT uFFICE CHANGE IS JEJECTED
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS ASBESTOS RULING
REMOVAL OF ASBESTOS IS SOUGHT, .^„,,,„^
SCHOOLS ASK MOO. 000 TO REMOV ASBESTOS
ASBESTOS GIVEN HIGH RANKING FDR SPENDING
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granville gets new industry
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SEE ALSO jails, n.c, assaults
SEE ALSO PRISONS, n.c.., ASSAULT^
SEE ALSO SCHQILS, N.C. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ScXJAL ASSAULTS
MAN FOUNO DEAD. APPARENTLY SEATEN
THREE CHARGED IN SLAYING
Two CHARGED «ITH ASSAULT
p^LICE Charge 2 IN ThEFT, assault
HOUSE OKS aiLL CONCERNING JUO^E A
STATE HOUSE VOTES FOR INCQHE-TAX
aiLL MOULD CuT OFFICIALS" PROTECT
MOUSE NUES SPaulDING BILL CHANGE
SENATE ENOS COMMITTEE ROLL CALLS
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MAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING E<-HIFE
GREENSBORO POLICE SAY THREE Mr N T
ASSAULT ON TAI COLLECTOR BRIWiS T
VANCE MAN BEATEN TO DEATH
JUDGE BARS BjOLInGTON MAN FRO"
FORMER PATIENT REPORTS ASSAULT
THREE SUSPENDED AT OIX; A^IUSE
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CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN ATTACKED
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PAIR FREED IN BEATING OF DII ■<
GREENSBORO MAN CHARGED IN RAMP
FIREFIGHTERS JOIN IN CHASE
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N.C. MAN HELD IN CAR ASSAULT
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
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OF SOCIAL SERVICES
ASSOCIATED PRESS. BASKETBALL PLAYE' OF THE YEAR
SAMPSON, LEWIS NAMED BASKETBALL'S BEST
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aiNS UNC. VIRGINIA IN T-IP 20
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cavs 1-3 in poll
-las vcgas number one
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n seventh team to top pdll
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y-week ap rankings of n. c . and virginia
KA UNANIMOUS NC. 1; hEELS STILL FIFTH
ELS TIP FIRST BASKfTBALL POLL
NA NUMBER ONE IN PRESEASON "'TINGS
ELS. BRUINS SHARE TOP RANK IN COMPOSITE POLL
CAROLINA AGAIN NUMBER ONE IN POLL
ELS kEMAIN number one; TEaCONS CRACK TOP 20
ELS REMAIN ATOP POLL
ELS SiLiD AT NO. I
'""'ifUSsrA^inA^oS^i^B^ 5S?[?'fck/oC^U MOVES TO EIGHTH
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TFRPS 7TH, CAROLINA IflTH IN PTLL
UNC TUMPlES to 1-)Tm IN AP POLL
SHuTmFRN atop final 3-A FOOTBALL POLL
TAR HEELS OUT OF FOOT BALL RAW I NuS
^nllit'^U^S \'AlV^t'/o^9°?0■''l^ol'i'sJl.. MIFFED AT NO BOwL . BUT.
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VA GETS PROGRAM FOR AGEO
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ASSOCIATED PRESS 8»0ADCASTERS
FBI AGENT: hJSTagE-TakING IS 3N RISE
3/23/93 B 2 P N
12/05/83 0 8 P N
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5/U1/93 A 20 N
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12/31/83
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PAGE 39
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ASSOCIATED PȣSS HIGH SCHOTL BASKET BALL POLL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. BASKETBALL IStE ALSO
ROCKT MOUNT TOPS ".-A ROUNOBALL POLL
G'SORO PAGE TOPS PREP POLL
O'BORO PAGE TOP PREP TEAM
lEAQINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
H ? 1/14/63 C 3
5 ? 1/20/83 B 3
S 2 3/03/fl3 B 3
ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL ISEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
SOUTHERN HIGH TAILBACK IS TOP N.C. FOOTBALL PLAYER
MCGILL TAKES PLAYER OF YEAR A.JARO FOR N.C.
ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL POLL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. FOOTBALL ISEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
SPARTANS LEAD 3-A PTLL
SOUTHERN RANKED NO. 1 IN HIGH SCHOOL 3-A POLL
SOUTHERN RE''AINS ATOP 3-A POLL
SOUTHERN REMAINS ATOP POLL
SOUTHERN STILL NO. 1
SOUTHERN DROPS TO NO. 2
SOUTHERN ATOP FINAL 3-A FOOTBALL POLL
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF OUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
NEW DORMITORY AT OUKE FOUND NOT FEASIBLE
ASSOCIATION FOR A BETTER CARRBORO
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C.
ALDERMAN SEEKS MAYOR'S OFFICE
CANDIDATES IN CARRBORO ELECTIONS EXPRESS VIFuS
SHEFFIELD. PORTO WIN MAYOR'S »ACES; THREt ENDORSED BY ASSOCIATION rtlN...
ASSOCIATION FOR THE AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
DANCE FESTIVAL GROUP ELECTS RALEIGH uOMAN
VOLUNTEERS CALL OUT FOR FESTIVAL SUPPORT
FESTIVAL NEEDS AIO
MEMBERSHIP GALA
FRIDAYS LEAD DANCE DRIVE
JAyCEES offer ENTERTAINMENT TO RAISE RESTORATION FUNDS
SYMPHONY. SAVOYARDS HOST COLCKFUL KICKOFFS
ACTIVITIES Planned for older Americans month
CULTURE CAN survive — WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM FRIENUS
ASSOCIATION RISES TO THE OCCASION WITH FASHION SHOW
DANCERS TAKE STAGE AT BENEFIT FASHION SHOW
FESTIVAL'S CHAPEL HILL NIGHT HAS BIG TURNOUT
FESTIVE DECORATIONS MARK STAGVILLE'S YULE SEASON
ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS FOR REFORM NOW I ACURN 1
SEE ALSO CAROLINA ACTION
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOODS
HOUSING PROnLEMS TOPIC
HUOCINS' PROPOSAL WOULD GIVE DAIRY PRODUCTS TO ELDERLY
ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCH LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO L IBRAftlES, U.S.
OUKE LIBRARY PAY ABOVE AVER*G=
•"?iJ'IigSl?5N".U8f?A?^8S°g? R
ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO SPACE TRAVEL
ETI RED PERSONS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ASTRONAUTS
SPACE LAWYER NEEDED?
SAVING ASTRONAUT'S BONE AIM OF WORK
ASTRONAUT 'TRIVIALIZED'
N.C.'S FIRST ASTRONAUT: FAISO>l RESIDENTS RECALL YOUTHFUL ADVENTURER
HOMETOWN PLANS A BIG WELCOME FOR ASTRONAUT
FAISON BORROWS BUNTING. WELCOMES ITS FAMOUS SON
ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO COMETS (AST60N0MY1
SEE ALSO ECLIPSES
SEE ALSO METEORS
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill moreheao planetarium
CELEBRATED STARGA2ER
ASU ASTRONOMERS GET COOL VIEW OF STARS
STARS FORM PICTURES AND PICTURES COME TO LIFE
SERIES HAS NATURAL APPROACH
OUKE PHYSICISTS HELP I.D. MOLECULES FAR. FAR OUT
DUKE Physicists provide electronic fingerprints
SKY SPECTACLES CAN BE SEEN
SKYWATCHERS' TREAT: VENUS PASSES SATURN
AT RA
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7/20/63
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018
s
2
7/21/83
B
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s
2
7/29/83
D
1 U
018
s
2
3/03/83
D
u
018
s
2
3/09/83
D
1 u
018
s
2
a/12/83
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1 u
018
s
2
6/31/83
B
u
018
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ATHLETES. aGInC
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO RETlRc'<ENT AGE
FOR PETE'S SAKE
NEVER TOO LATE?
ATHLETES, D<uG ABUSE
SEE DRUG ABUSE. ATHLETES
""sIpALSo'pROflsSIONAL ATHLETES, INC.
"sTtp ATHLETES SET POOR E AAMPLE S FOR YOUNG FANS
CHARLOTTE FIRM MANAGES MONEY -OR PRO ATHLETES
'^"'■^iIc^jCmOR^aTIONALS FIRST IN DU«E'S HISTORY
'"•'"Iffo^S??^' SUBMIT -ILLIAms- appeal
HflTLANTA COOL TO ACC
ATLANTA BRAVES
SEE ALSO PASE3ALL
FORMER BULLS DOT RKAVES' CAML"
auTLE" STILL CONFIDENT
BRAVES' DECISION SURPRISES BEmENNA
RITES OF 5PRING--THE FINAL CUT
JUNE 7--MARK IT DOWN
OUKE'S LAMB TO JOIN BULLS
INJURY SIDELINES CHILDRESS FOR YEAR
LIFE WITH THE BULLS
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H 2 5/05/83 A IB N
S 2 3/07/83 A 6 N
H 2 10/21/a3 CI U 071
H 2 12/27/83 A >, E
S 2 7/30/83 A 4 E
H 2 10/20/R3 D 5 N
H 2 3/22/83 b 2 N C52
H 2 2/05/S3 C 10
H 2 3/12/83 B
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INJURIES SEND R-BRAVES maRChIMG TO GEORGIA
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13 RECEl VE ACC DECREES
DEAN'S LIST ISSUED
ALUMNUS to HEAD ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN HEAD NAMED
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO POOP SHEET
ACC HANDS N.C. STATE REPRIMA^J^
NO EMPTY PROMISES
ACC MARKS JO YEAR ANNIVERSARY
FEDERAL COURT JUDGES TURN OFF NCAA
THE PnOP ON THE SHEET
ATLANTIC COAST CDMFERENCE, ATHLETE QF THE YtAR
SEE ANTHONY J. mCkEVlIN awaSO
'"■'sEr'ALig'l'LL'^^TLlRflE'dnfs^'gSNi^ERENCE BASEBALL TEAM
je^EM^'ioLS^DuSI o'f'f lll^lc. BASEBALL VICTORY
N.C. STATE GETS 1-Y5AR PROBATION
MERRIFIELO CONTINUES ACC RAMPAGE
BankhEad Blanks state. GIVES JNC league lead
TAR HEELS TOP 'PACK
UNC one game FROM CLINCHING FIRST
FINAL DAY WILL DECIDE ACC'S Tl ^ «*S5 ' 59 = ,,
TAR meel Sweep nets tournament's top seed
TAR mEELS OFFEND ACC BASEBALL TITLE
lAR hFELS too much FOR DUKE
UNC. DUKE BATS HOT IN VICTQRHS
:lL"EbER'-!L?Ms8N ^;!'acIsTa^ hE^^ in DRIVER'S SEAT
^I'.^n SI^tSII t.%S %'^''?h''&hJ'T'^M^': ACC tournament site disturbs coaches
CLEMSON PUSHES UNC TO FINAL GAME FOR ACC CROWN
DELICATE BALANCE TIPPED BY WEI SS • T I ME L Y OCIIBLE
BANKHEAD HURLS UNC TO TITLE; '. LEMSON TUMBLE S 10-1...
UNC VICTORY NAILS DOWN ACC BASEBALL TITLE
ACC BASEBALL COACHES VOTE YES ON DURHAM
ACC BASEBALL TOURNEY IN DAP?
ACC APPROVES iS-SECONO CLOCK, BASEBALL IN DURHAM
BEER PAN MARS TOURNEY
BALKING ON lEER
ACC SPORTS FEED RayCOM
"'t^riLiS'lu'A^nrrnilt ?S^f^JtNt'E. operation basketball
ACC'S PUTTING wPAPS on NON-LEAGUE SLATE
HOLIDAY PLAY LIT SAMPSON'S FUSE
fiH^D[^cl^*E'^ckEVETS§^^?^ND , v. ..keep. ..coaches glued TO.. .sets
ACC basketball Turns to sfriojs business
BRANCH WILSON'S FEAST
STRICTER WHISTLE NEEDED
ACC HONORS CAVS' WILSON AGa|N
FOUR TOP 20 TEAMS IN AREA hOiSP 5 LlNEuP
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3/20/83
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0/14/83
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7/16/83
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7/20/83
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7/21/83
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P55
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7/24/83
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8/21/83
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8/21/83
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8/21/83
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8/24/83
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9/17/83
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2/27/83
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5/25/83
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6
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6/10/83
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10/24/83
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10/25/83
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2/15/83
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4/26/83
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3/3B/83 B 4
3/22/83 B 3
4/10/83 B 9
4/14/83 D 1
4/14/83 B 3
4/17/B3 B
4/17/83 B
4/18/83 fi
4/20/83 B
4/21/83 B
4/22/83 C
4/22/93 0
4/23/83 B
4/24/83 S
4/24/83 0
4/25/83 B
4/26/83 B
4/26/83 B
4/26/83 a
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5/18/83 B
5/19/83 A
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N P55
N M71
N M71
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N M71
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N M71
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1/03/83 U
1/03/83 0
1/04/93 B
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1/08/83 B
l/in/83 B
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64SK6td«LL nONANZA ON I«P TONIGHT
RULES GIVE ACC A NEEDED SHUT
ACC STANDINGS
ORIESELL'S STILL SIHMFRING
FROM SmA-NA-NA TQ LEFTy'S SPUNK» ACC S SEASON HEaTS UP
BIG FOUB 'TOUSNEY" ON TAP
TEHPS' ERANCH holds ACC SCQRUG LEAD OVER SAMPSON
DEACS. HEELS FIGhT FOR FIRST
ACC STANDINGS
JORDAN ACC PLAYER OF NEFK
SOME COACHES TAKE POT SHOTS AT ACC'S 3-POlNTtR
CLEHSON MATCHES ITS INEXPERIEVCE AGAINST DUKE'S
ACC STANDINGS
SUTTON AND RETURN TO SO-'i')
KRZYZfHSM HOPING FOR RULES OVERTURN BY ACC TOURNAMFNT
ACC TO KEEP NEW RULES IN TOUR'IEY?
ACC STANDINGS
TfRPS CL 1MB IN ACC
ACC'S HEARTBEAT INTO H0MEST9ETCH
CONFERENCE CALL: THE ACC AND IIG lOi TWO KINGPINS OF COLLEGE BASKETS
ACC'S BATTLE OF THE BABES: DAJKINSt PRICE LEAD SUUAOS
ONE ERA NfARS ITS END...ANOTHF R ENDURES
CLUB PLANS ACC WINNER CEREMONY
ACC STANDINGS
TECH'S PRICE HONORED AGAIN
ACC KFPORT CARD TIME
AWARDS FETE A FINE IDEA
HEELS HUNGRY FOR WIN; DUKE HOSTS STETSON
SAMPSON OOUSLF-TROuBLE WITH 'DOUBLE-DOUBLES'
ACC STANDINGS
ACC BASKETBALL BANQUET SET
ACC FOCUS TURNS TO MANEUVERING FJB LOWER SEEDS
ACC STANDINGS
ACC BASKETBALL BANQUET PLANNE1
ACC RACE HEATING UP FOR POSSIBLE NCAA BIOS
VIRGINIA KEEPS PACE WITH TAR HEELS
BASKETBALL'S BALLOT BOX
AT RANDOM
CLEMSON'S THE ONLY CONSTANT It ACC'S STRETCH RUN
ACC'S FOURTH TEAM TO FACE NCAA LOGJAM?
AFTER THREE MONTHS. AN END AND NEW ACC BEGINNING
ACC STANDINGS
REGAL ROOKIES; THE BATTLE OF THE BABES WAGES ON...
THE WINNERS ARE...
UNC. VIRGINIA CLAIM FOUR SPOTS ON AP ALL-ACC TEAM
SAMPSON HONORED BY AP
STATS AND OPINIONS...
FOUR ACC TEAMS LAND NCAA BIDS
PRICE, CREHINS EARN ACC HONORS —
ACC. SEC SENIORS TO MEET IN EXHIBITION
ACC BOUNCES BACK
ACC TEAMS CONTINUE OUEST
ACC MISSES QUORUM FOR RULES DISCUSSION
ACC COACHES TO MEET LATER
THE ACC'S ROTTEN APPLE
ACC HOLDS ITS OWN IN BASKETBALL RECRUITING
CAROLINA. STATE TO LAND TOP NEW YORK RECRUITS
C. D. CHESLEY. ACC BASKETBALL PRODUCER, DIES AT AGE (j") TODAY
ACC HITS RECRUITING BONANZA
ACC MEETING SET
ACC IPORTS HEALTHY
ACC PLANS TO OFFER 'PAY' TV?
RUNNING THROUGH HOOPS
ACC PAY-TV PLAN TO DILUTE FRE^-TV SCHEDULE?
ACC SHOULD SCORE EARLY IN CAGE RECRUITING WARS
BLACKOUT GIVES ACC BLACK EYE
GOOD THING FOR GROH: ONLY ONE TRIUMVIRATE A YEAR
DON'T BUY GAMES
VALVANQ ON THE COOL SEAT
ACC TO SCORE BIG
ACC BASKETBALL NETS 11 RECRUITS
TAR HEELS. AS EXPECTED, PRESEASON FAVORITES IN ACC
OPERATION BASKETBALL: ACC COAIHES SHARE OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK
ACC PREVIE«: SIZE MAKES CAROLINA-MARYLAND SHOWDOWN INEVITAbLE
NEW FACES
1983-8". ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
FANS HELP HOME TEAM — BY MAKING VISITORS THINK
N.C. THE NATION'S HOOPS CAPITAL
SCHEDULES: PREPS, ACC
PULL THE Plug
HEELS LEAD The WAY IN ACC ACTION
THE EYE'S ON OTHELL
VIRGINIA'S ShEEHEY wins ROOKIE HONOR
BASKETBALL NOTES
'PACK BACK; STATE'S RETURN HEADS HEAVY ACC SCHEDULE
DAWKIN5. BLUE DEVILS SEEK FOU? TH WIN AGAINST BULLS
ACC: TIGERS SCRAMBLE PAST RIVAL
OAwKiNS. oalryhplE Capture acc honors
JOSEPH'S DEVELOPMENT CRUCIAL TO TECH
ACC HONORS SMITH, COLEMAN
TIGER RAG TO RICHES
TERPS HOPE TJ WIN ONE FOR LOw-KEY LEFT-HANDER
HOME SWEET HOMES: ACC BASKETBALL TEAMS HOLD aUlTE A WINNING WHAMMY..
AMAKER TOPS
ACC'S CHRISTMAS
ACC HOOPS: EVERY TEAM HAS OUESIION
POPSON, ADKIN5 HONORED
CAVS EARN CABRILLO TITLE
ATLANTIC COAS
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO C
ALL EYES
VALVANO
RULES GI
NE.-LOOK
SUTTON A
11 FEET
•PACK TO
ACX MISS
ACC COAC
PICK ONE
ACC COAC
ACC COAC
ACC APPB
<.5-S£C0N
T CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL. SHOT CLOCK RULE
OLLFGE BASKETBALL, RULES AND REGULATIONS
OLLEGF BASKETBALL, THIRTY SECOND CLOCK
ON THE CLOCK...
LAUDS RULES AFTER VICTORY
VE ACC A NEEDED SHOT
LEAGUE f INOS OLD NEHE SIS
ND RETURN TO 50-','>
30 SECONDS
MISS 'NEW RULES' IN PLAYOFFS
ES QUORUM FOR RULES DISCUSSION
HES TO MEET LATER
: A CLOCK OR 3-POINTtl
HES OK <,5-SEC0ND CLOC<
HES MOVING TOWARD EXTENDED CLOCK
OVES ".i-SECOND CLOCK. BASEBALL IN DURHAM
D CLOCK GETS TRIAL IN ACC
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO COLLEGE
NLC .
. _ SKETBALL
19 FEET, 30 SECONDS
'PACK TO MISS 'NEW RULES' IN PLAYOFFS
PICK ONE: A CLOCK OR 3-POINTER
BASKETBALL. THREE POINT BASKET
RUL ES AND REGULATIONS
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DATE
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1/12/83
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1/1<./B3
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J
071
H 2
1/16/R3
B
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H 2
l/lT/83
B
U
M71
H 2
1/18/83
B
J
M71
S 7
1/19/83
B
1 P
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F25
H 2
1/20/83
0
N
S 2
1/21/83
D
N
H 2
1/23/83
B
N
S 2
1/25/83
D
N
H 2
l/2f./93
B
U
M71
H 2
1/29/83
a
N
M71
H 2
1/30/P3
11
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N
H 2
1/31/83
u
U
M71
H ?
2/D1/83
D
N
C52
S 2
2/0'./83
D
N
H 2
2/06/83
B
N
S 2
2/07/83
D
N
H 2
2/08/83
B
U
071
H 2
2/08/83
B
2 P
J
H 2
2/09/83
B
N
C52
H 2
2/10/83
D
1 P
U
D71
S 2
2/11/83
C
N
K90
H 2
2/13/83
B
N
S 2
2/15/83
B
N
H 2
2/16/83
C
U
M71
S 2
2/16/83
A
E
S 2
2/16/83
C
U
F25
H 2
2/19/83
D
U
M7 1
H 2
2/20/83
B
N
S 2
2/25/83
D
N
H 2
2/26/83
D
N
071
H 2
2/27/83
B
N
H 2
2/27/83
B
N
C52
H 2
2/28/83
B
U
M7I
S 2
2/28/83
ti
N
H 2
3/01/83
B
U
071
S 2
3/01/83
D
U
018
H 2
3/02/83
a
N
C52
S 2
3/02/83
0
U
F25
H 2
3/05/83
fl
N
C52
H 2
3/06/83
B
1 C
N
H 2
3/06/83
B
2 P
F
M7 1
H 2
3/07/83
a
U
M71
H 2
3/07/83
B
N
5 2
3/07/83
D
1 1
N
H 2
3/10/83
0
U
D7 1
H 2
3/l<./83
8
3 C
N
07 1
H 2
3/16/83
B
2 P
N
H 2
3/20/83
B
N
C52
S 2
3/22/83
B
U
F25
S 2
3/2'./e3
A
E
H 2
',/03/33
B
N
D71
H 2
'./04/83
B
N
H 2
<./D8/83
C
U
071
S 2
"./U/BS
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U
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<./13/e3
B
N
071
S 2
<./21/83
A
0
S 2
5/D9/83
D
3 P
U
F25
S 2
5/13/83
0
N
5 2
5/17/83
B
N
S 2
9/06/83
B
N
H 2
10/14/83
C
U
071
S 2
10/21/83
D
1 0
J
F25
S 2
lD/25/83
D
N
F25
H 2
10/27/83
A
E
H 2
10/27/83
D
U
D71
H 2
11/01/83
A
L
H 2
ll/OA/83
C
U
071
S 2
11/09/83
6
N
H 2
ll/lD/93
D
H
071
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ll/l'./83
A
N
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ll/l<./n3
0
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1 1/18/83
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1 1/18/83
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12 P
P
S 2
11/18/83
D
15 C
I
H 2
11/21/83
B
N
H 2
1 1/23/83
D
9 P
F
H 2
1 1/23/83
0
15 C
I
S 2
11/23/83
0
U
F25
S 2
11/25/83
0
1 P
N
F25
H 2
11/29/83
B
U
07 1
5 2
1/29/83
b
N
S 2
2/01/83
B
U
F25
S 2
12/02/83
0
N
F25
H 2
12/05/B3
B
N
5 2
12/05/83
D
N
S 2
12/06/83
B
N
H 2
12/07/83
H
N
M71
S 2
12/13/83
B
N
M 2
12/15/83
C
1 P
U
D71
H 2
12/15/83
0
U
M7 1
H 2
12/16/83
C
1 P
N
M71
S 2
12/20/83
B
N
S 2
12/24/83
A
U
F25
H 2
12/25/83
B
I P
N
M71
S 2
12/27/83
D
N
S 2
12/31/83
A
12 P
N
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE.
ACC TOURNEY PAIRINGS
NCAA KILLED THE ACC
BASKETBALL TOURNEY
H
?
1/D8/83
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7
II
M7I
S
?
1/08/83
A
H
N
H
2
1/14/83
1
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H
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1/16/83
B
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H
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1/31/83
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7
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3/13/83
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6
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H
2
4/03/83
B
3
N
0/1
H
?
4/04/83
B
(
N
H
7
4/20/83
B
7
II
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5
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4/25/83
A
1
N
H
/
4/26/83
B
(
N
H
7
5/13/83
f,
1
N
H
2
9/14/83
B
2
N
H
7
3/13/83
H
7
P
F
M7I
S
7
3/14/83
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N
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H
2
4/20/83
U
2
U
DM
S
7
3/07/83
0
4
r
N
H
2
3/D8/93
B
2
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CAV5 PROVIUE QUKE ANOTHER ■OPPORTUNITY"
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AT RANDOM
i'^pJgfH'J'IoS^ if?!SRtiAi?li'T= OUKE-S YOUNG eASKETBALL CROP...
acc fever strikes again
TFRPS CAN*T WIN IT
SOUTH OF THE BORDER; ACC TOURNAHcNT HITS THE POAO
TALK OF PERK INS' TOEl SI
TICKET TRADER FAVORS GOLF TRIP
ACC TOURNAMENT: MINI-WAR FOR ^IGHER STAKES
PRESSURE BUILDS FOR KRZYZEwSKI TO WIN IN l^S".
ACC TOURNEY CRASHING THE GAT'=...ANO OTHER lYAWNI HIGHLIGHTS
ACC tourney: sports EVENT OR STATUS SYMP0L7
FOLKS AROUND HERE:
ACC TOURNAMENT
VIRGINIA BRUSHES DUKt ASIDE
iT^\T.,V.'SV-,'on°H't.'.°iV- FT SENDS PACK BY DEACONS
?p?f;Ji?!ili^?iiror?A^?n^ii^e^?sf5RE
HOTLANTA COOL TO ACC
d'iRTy'oEv'ilS^SAMPsSn'- ACCUSES DUKE AFTER VIRGINIA'S ROMP
wOLFPACK stalks NCAA BIO ^.„„,,. Tcru
TFRPS CLOWN AROUNO AND LOS E TO GtORG I A TECH
JORDAN, DOHERTY pick UP SLACK FOR TAR HEELS
ACC TOURNEY OUOTEBOOK
PACkI°91-8";''5TATE overcomes MX-POINT DEFICIT IN OVERTIME SPURT...
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THE^aItER^a'JSi'-DELIRIOUS state fans paint HILLSBOROUGH ST. WOLFPACK RED
•PACK'S HOME MOVIES ,„„ ,, ,,T, t
N.C. STATE STUNS VIRGINIA FOR ACC TITLE
WOLFPACK BOMBS, STICKY DEFENSE WlLT CAVALlcRS
CAVALIERS LOOKING TO NCAA'S PJRTY
FOR STATE. OMNI WAS FANTASY ISLAND
LOWE TOPS ALL-TOURNEY
^?i?l'f sVSSEy^SwE'iiSoJs'a'SJ'o^jMlNG NAMED ACC MVP SUNDAY
ATLANTIC COAST CDNFERENCE, COACH OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO COACH Of THE YEAR
SEE ALSO SPORTS, COACHES
AT RANDOM
SMITH TOP COACH
BOBBY CREMINS IS TOP COACH IN WRITERS' POLL
PRICE, CREMINS EARN ACC HONORS
MORRIS TOP ACC COACH
UVA'S WELSH ACC COACH OF YEAR
"^??E"iLi3*AVL'?'T'E!Sfyc"ioJS?'^Sfi^ERENCF FOOTBALL TEAM
AREA SCHOOLS JOCKEY FOR S ' (^Ni'' ^ OAT E POS I T I ON
KINARD HEADS SIX EARLY ACC DRAFT SELECTIONS
ACC CDNSIOERS TV FOOTBALL PAC< AGE
JAMES: ACC MEEDS DECISION
ABOUT THAT TV PLAN...
NEw''RULf''FGR''CONTROLLING SCHOOL BOOSTERS IN EFFECT
ACC FOOTBALL IN 198J: THE FLAVOR IS VANILLA
ACC COACHES FAVOR 'BOOSTER' RJLF
i!geSs' im'5ATION7"HEY'VE GT T 75, 000 "EASONS
BENNETT COMPLETED UNC GAME DESPITE BROKfN RIB
anO>«E» ANO QENNFTT: ESIASON FINDS ROOM APLENTY
CR0H'S°5KIN THICKENS TO OEACOM CHALLENGF
CAVS WARMING TO WELCH'S NE W- IM AGE R E^ 1 MEN
KOCH'S PHYSIQUE PUMPED UP TOWARD TERP SUCCESS
•SHORT PEOPLE' JOKES ON &« *" ST N ' S FOE S
PACK HARBORED AT CAMP RFEO WITH IRON FISTS
GET TICKET '83 FOR FOOTBALL NEWS
ON TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN
TAR HEELS TO PREVAIL OVER ACC TRIUMVIRATE
\<>ai ACC FOOTBALL SCHEDULE c.rc
ni,^;^i:i^7ic''!SA^S?*^3SlEJrN^E°^SSTrL^'sC^i?£5LE
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l^hJilll'irorieT^if^ohi to ;.S. pan AM EFFORT
ACC HONORS WALKER, FABR
THE PICKS
TODAY'S GAMES FOR ACC, AREA
MCINTOSH, SOLT honored by ACC
THE PICKS
HEELS TO ROCK 'COACHING CRADLE'
TODAY'S COLLEGE LiNEuP
ACC DOWN 7
STANKAVAGE GETS HONOR
IO0AY's"cOLLEGE FOOTBALL LINEIP
EARLY GAM»LE PAID OFF FOR JACKETi
SHEPPARO ACC PICK
Georgia" T'CH apparently finds plum in dewberry
THE PICKS
STATE'S JEFFRIES TOP ROOKIE
0Uke''rISkS 'PERFECT' RECORD VS. TERPS
A BEST SELLER AT LAST
EPPLEY, MARTIN WIN ACC HONORS
HEELS RATE NARROW EDGE
MCRORIE GETS HONOR
UNC LOSS^PROMPTS 'I LOVE IT' lESPONSE FROM PIRATES EMORY
A FORGETTABLE SEASON
U'S^OFFKIAL, 'unofficially: -.LEMSON TOPS IN ACC
BLUE DEVILS-NORTH CAROLINA GAME TIME MOVED RACK
OUKF^ TAR HEELS PLACE 5 PLAYERS OM »P ALL-ACC
ACC FOOTBALL IN '63: IT WAS A VERY MEDIOCRE YEAR
FULLER, TIGERS WIN ACC HONORS
UNC'S FULLER UNANIMOUS ALL-ACC PICK
TECH TAILBACK COLLIER NAMED ROOKIF Of YEAR
HORTON WINS RUSHING TITLE OVE< MCINTOSH
ALL-AMERICA: UNC'C BLAOOS AMONG THREE FROM AREA ON AP TEAM
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UNC GOLfE»S CLEAR BAIN-LEFT rtlSflLES. RETAIN ACC LEAD
PLTLER. HEELS LFAD ACC GOLF ,„„,.-
nn£;^N;?,Si'fe|■sK^iR'r^N&TH'iNS ^JSiSSuing: unc frfshhan uavis love.
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5i^:!FSiJlTin:u??gN'^SR'Ac'c-S UNNECESSARY PROBLEM
!2^'?^UR'NiS"F^T^i&;^'5o«N TO PAIR OF UFFFRS
ACC COACHES SFT DISCUSSION ON GOLF SITE
RAIN DELAYS RYAN GOLF TOURNAH'NT
LUR6 OF NO. 2 CARPI5S ACC TO PINtHURST
ACC GOLF TUURNEY SITE SET
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE , LACROS SF
CAVS TOPPLE UNC. CLAIM ACC TITLE
ITIAWTIf COAST CONFERtNCF. QPERATHN iASKETBALL
"■see ALSO ATLANTIC EoAsf (ioNFERENCF, "SKETBAL
OPERATION basketball: ACC COa.hFS SHARE UPTI
MISTIC OUTLOOK
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. PLAYER IF THE YEAR AjAkO
SAMPSON BEATS JORDAN FOR ACC PLAYER OF YEAR
SAMPSON REPEATS AS PLAYER OF YEAR
DUKE'S BENNETT PLAYER OF YEAR
''''"['cl tS'c?[R^°l9l"3r«lfH'S^^rSTARrERS BACK, FIGURE BLUE DEVILS TO HAVE.
;S^ ntSI 'oITA ROLL PAST T=NNESSEE, 5-0
ACC SOCCER PUZZLE BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE
■PACK PAIR PROMINENT IN SCORING PARADE
SOCCER TOURNAMENT: STATE AT DJKE. UNC UNINVITEU
■WAR- HAS OUKE LIMPING FOR AC-
CAVS. HOOSIERS IN SOCCER SE"IS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. SPORTS
"lc5t|"aRmK5'SlN^ loL JUMP AT IC« TRACK MEET
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. SHIMMING —
SEE ALSO Swimming
STATE'S SWIM LOSSES RARE
PACK'S TROJBLFO WATERS
UNC TAKES LEAD IN ACC SHIMMIrC
STATE'S SWIM REIGN ENDED BY TAR HEELS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. TENNIS „.or,».
CIEMSON MEN LEAOING. BUT DUKE CLO SE S .MARG IN
CLEMSON LEADS MEN'S ACC TENNIS 1°^*^?" t , t , c
CLEM50N EDGES DUKE; FLUR WINS SINGLES TITLE
CORRECTIONS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TRACK
^^miss^bair'w'ins four events, takes ACC hepthalon lead
CLEMSON TAKES ACC TRACK LEAD
WOLFPACK WINS ACC TRACK TITLE
VOLLEYB* LL
"^*Ws&8^nsi?"^^"i2i^joi:ek^YiiE;
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
sll Ilso wqmen's^bSsketball (see also headings under individual schoolsi
TFRPS EDGE STATE FOR WOMEN'S TITLE
TERRAPIN WOMEN WIN ACC TITLE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, HBESTLIMG
SEE ALSO WRESTLING ,^,,„,
HUNGRY AT 142: DUKE WRESTLER JAKE CECERE...
S!!!'UA?E'cE!J?Mf TlJ^ro^t^gAHHT TITLE IN ACC WRESTLING
CAVS. HOOSIERS IN SOCCER SEMIS
ATL
ANTIC COAST CONFERENCE SPORTS Wl I^^?5„?5599if.
SEE ATLANTIC COAST SPORfS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
ASSOCIATION
ATLANTIC COAST SPORTS WRITERS ASSO. lATION
SEE ALSO SPORTS, REPORTERS
SAMPSON, JORDAN HFAD ALL-ACC LIST
BOBBY CREMINS IS TOP COACH IN WRITERS' POLL
ATLANTIC RICHFIELD
DUKE GETS CHEMISTRY GRANT
ATOMIC 80MPS
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO HIROSHIMA
SEE ALSO JAPAN
H T R n ^H I H A
N.C. NEARLY NUKED IN '61 ICARfOONI
A HAUNTING TALE OF DESERT DUST
AUBREY LEE BROOKS SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
14 BROOKS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED
AUBURN UNIV. SPOlfTS, BASKETBALL
WAKE FOREST GETS VICTORY OVER AUBURN
AUCTIONS
sll ALSO DURHAM. N.C. AUCTION 3F SURPLUS CITY EuUIPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SURPLUS PROPERTY AUCTION
SEE ALSO FLEA MARKETS
SEE ALSO MOCK TOBACCO AUCTION
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/nuRHAH AIRPORT. AUCTIONS
RARE COPY OF DECLARATION TO B= AUCIIONED
CITY SCHOOLS' AUCTION NEARS
AUCTION RAISES tH.OOO
A NARROW ESCAPE FROM A 'TREASJRE'
SCHOOL AIMS FOR J50.000 AT AUCTION , ,
SCHOOLS BOOSTED BY SALE OF CONFISCATED EQUIPMENT
READY FOR AUCTION
PREPAR ING AUCTION ,,,
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE C3PY TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
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AUDIT REPORTS eSrOR RATE IN health INSURANCE PCA.N
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"^'^"^J.O TEARS FuR AUGUST
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"^'sEE ALSO ChIL-^REN, HANDICAPPED
ii! Tti "rl^j'ch'-iTrirTl"? L EDUCATION OF AUTISTIC C Cu-«UN. HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
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sih^?:i:Hstrr8;inu^ss^!L oiJ^i^'jg^NCHisEs
Se-oroeo aSt!-slavery bill advances
*"'sE"5:LS0'.CCliENTS. CARBON SQNQ. IDE
SEE ALSO AUTO POLLUTION
*"'?Er2i!l"J»Rr5LFR CORP.
SEE ALSO FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GENERAL HOTORS
SEE ALSO jIpaN, AUTO INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TOYOTAS
BACK OFF BIG CAR BAN
AUTO 5LUKP FELT IN N.C.
AUTOMAKERS UNITED
2/11/83
2/22/83
3/20/93
5/20/B3
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6/17/83
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7/06/83 a
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TRADE CURBS BACKFIRE
*"'° iEtocCfloN MILL KEEP STATE RU-INING UNTIL BUDGET OK'D
AUTO INSPECTIONS DEFENDED
*"'?ErJLSn''iSTa LIABILITY INSURANlE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
j;?iS2Nc'E%R°EilUMs"SA?^i ON CAR REPAIR COSTS
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STUDENTS -SFLLING INSURANCE'
Rf.ORDEO ANTI-SLAVERY BILL ^OtkUCJi
INSURANCE RULES EASED FOR SOJ' n?" ISf JI,„qok
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SPLIT SLOUS INSURANCE BILLS r^.^rt^^
COMMISSIONER: INSURANCE LAM NEEDS 9";^^ES
TFAChER TENURF EXEMPTION FOP -ECKLENBURG ENACTED
INSURANCE LOBBYISTS CR IT I C I 2 E 61 LL .. UTILITIES
HOilSF VOTES TO REPEAL LAW GIVING tax BREAK IU UUL1MC5
HOUSE VOTES TO REMOVE PO«£R FIRMS' EXEMPTION
K.C. HOUSE PASSES BILL ON TESTING OF STUDENTS
HEALTH LAW REVISIONS P«5S SENATE c.priiTnN
BILL TO LIMIT GROUP HOMES REJECTED
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iUTO INSURANCE SURCHARGES
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2 6/23/93
1 9/05/93
2 9/20/93
2 5/20/83 A
2 U/21/93 A
H 2 6/29/93 C 5
H 2 12/09/83 A f
1/11/93 A
1/13/93 A
2/29/93 A
3/01/93 A
3/01/93 K
5/05/93 C
5/06/93 A
5/11/93 B
5/27/33 C
7/07/93 B
7/2'./93 C
12/09/93 A
1/13/93
1/27/9!
2/17/83
2/19/83
3/17/83
3/30/63
<./0l/33
'./26/93
5/22/33
5/22/93
5/26/93
6/02/9 3
6/07/83
6/09/93
6/11/93
6/15/93
6/22/93
6/29/83
7/01/83
7/02/93
9/03/83
9/19/83
9/23/93
11/11/93
11/30/93
12/08/83
16
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12/31/S3
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Sf£ »LSn INSUSANCF BATES
SEE ALSO N.C. REINSURANCE fAClLITY
AUrn LIABILITY INSURANCE HATES TO INCREASE APRIL I
PROPOSAL BACKED BY INGRAM IS SENT TO A SUBCOMMITTEE
AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE
SEE ALSn INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. DFPT. OF INSURANCF
REINSURANCE FACILITY i^QOSTS Ml liri-R I SK ORIVtRS SURCHAKCt
PREMIUM RISE SEEN UNDER COHPAIATIVE FAULT
INSURANCE PLAN FLAWED
AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE RATES TO INCREASE APRIL 1
AUTO INSURANCE LOOPHOLE CITED
GAP HURTS INSURANCE LAW
BILL REQUIRING TOP INSURANCE FOR ORUiK DRIVERS ADVANCES
HOUSE TABLES BILL TO ALLOW 00". S IN HOTELS. MOTELS
NURSES AND INSURANCE OFFICIALS CLASH OVER BILL
RECORD TARNISHED , ,
LIABILITY AUTO INSURANCE STAYS SAME, COLLISION CUT
INCREASE FINES. NOT AUIO INSURANCE RATES
AUTO MAINTENANCE
CAR CARF GUIDE
CAR CARE GUIDE
CAR CARE
CAR CARE
AUTO POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AUTO EXHAUST SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO AUTOS. EMISSIONS
HIGHWAYS POLLUTING OUR CITY
CITYWIOE AIR DUALITY TESTS MAY BE MADE IN DURHAM
DURHAM EXHAUST READINGS HIGH
AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO AUTOMOBILE TITLES
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES
GAP HURTS INSURANCE LAW
AUTO REPAIR
5FE ALSO AUTOS, LEMONS
SEE ALSO MECHANICS
PFNNEY'S DROPS AUTO CARE, OTHERS ARE RETAINING IT
■ - PLANS TO CLOSE SHOP
TURNS HOBBY INTO BUSINESS
SAYS CM SETTLEMENT IS INADEQUATE _ ._ _
GUIDE
Guide
honest businessman
CAR CARE
CAR CARE
CARS SPARK ZONING DISPUTE
lAH HEEL MECHANIC SAYS STUOEBAKEHS EASY TO FIX
N.C. NEW-CAR BUYERS HAVE ADDED PROTECTION
AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
BETTERING CAR INSPECTIONS
AUTO TAXES
SEE MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
AUTOGRAPHS
STATE SPECIALIZES IN UNUSUAL PRODUCTS
AUTOMATIC BANK TELLERS
SEE ALSO BANKS, DURHAM
IF-YOU-CAN'T-BEAT-'EM CATEGORY
BANK OPENS NETWORK
BANK CARD USED TO ROB ACCOUNT
N.C. BANK GROUP CONSIDERS MERGER
DESPITE COSTS, AUTOMATED TELLERS LIKELY TO STAY
AUTO
PENNEY'S
N.C. MAN
EOMISTEN
CAR CARE
CAR CARE
C I
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6/13/83 A
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H 2 5/19/83 0 IDF
S 2 10/18/83 D 1 P F
H 2 10/19/83 0 1 P F
? 1/17/63 A 5
2 5/23/83 A 1
2 5/2'./B3 a 1
S 2 0/13/93 A
2/03/93 B
2/0'./83 B
<./20/93 C
<./29/83 C
5/17/93 D
5/19/93 D
5/28/83 A
10/19/83 0
10/19/83 D
U/11/93 U
11/18/93 C
12/26/83 A
1/23/93
7/l'./93
7/25/83
10/06/83
12/06/93
S 2 12/16/83 A
S 2 12/03/93 A 1
22
2
AUTOMOBILE TITLES
SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION
1-DAY TITLE SERVICE TO BEGIN
AUTOMOTIVE CONSUMER ACTION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CONSUMER PROTECTION
AUTO DEALERS TO OFFER CONSUMER PROGRAM
N.C. NEW-CAR BUYERS HAVE AOOEO PROTECTION
AUTOPSIES
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EXAMINER
DURHAM OA PROBING DEATHS OF FATHER, SON
CASTLEBERRY AUTOPSY DUE
INFORMATION OF AUTOPSY UNAVAILABLE
DURHAM MAN DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES
MAN'S DEATH NATURAL
CASTLEBERRY CASF PROBE CONTINUES
SCIENTIST SAYS AUTOPSIES USED FAR TOO SELDOM
AUTOPSY SHOWS MAN FOUND IN BlilNED HOUSE WAS SHUT
AUTOS ISFE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO AiR CAR
SEE ALSO Chrysler corp.
SEE also fobo motor en.
see also gasoline tanks
SEE also general motors
SEE ALSO hotrods
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE MOTOR CLUB
SEE ALSO TOYOTAS
SEE ALSO TRANSMISSIONS
SEE ALSO USED CAR DEALERS
AUIO FOUND IN KERR LAKE
MAIL-ORDER CAR DEALER IS IN N.C.
JUBILi^E WILL TEST THE SILVER STREAK
HE SIRE-E-ETCHEO CARS' TO MAKE LO-O-ONG LIMOS
AUTOS, ABANDONED '
PATROL Checks vehicles left alongside roads
row TIME FOR stranded CARS VARIES
AUTOS, ANTiauE
SEE ALSO ANTIQUES
SEE ALSO MODEL A FORD
N.C. MAN TURNS HOBBY INTO BUSINESS
SHE'S A BEAUTY
TAR WHEEL A'S RECAPTURE RAPTLHE
H 1 5/19/83 B 1
H
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12/07/83
A
10
s
2
12/26/83
A
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3/23/83
A
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3/23/93
C
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A
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3/28/83
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3/29/83
h
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9/05/83
11
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12/03/93
B
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H 2
1/27/93
2/02/93
6/03/83
12/22/93
"./IZ/RS
12/31/83
ID
IP
S 2 <./20/83 C 15 N
H 2 6/27/83 B 1 P P F70
H 2 8/21/93 D 1 P F C19
MONTHLY/*^
INDEX
W/51/83
s u s J t c r s
PACc '.b
l/l7/8"i
fHiOlIF TnjK TMP prize at OfA^tJOKN
^X-ShoKMOBlLt "fUL h WlNNI^^ AWARDS
SANIA TRUCK
AUTOS, aLuF LlGMTi
^ BldE^UciTs'sOMEflMES SIGNAL DANGEK
AilTnS. BREAKING AND ENTERING ,„,
°U BREAiJlRG AND ENTERING. «uTOS
AUTOS, DEALERS
III Jtio N'^o'luTSto^LE DEALERS ASSOCIATION
"Lcn'?.R'D^.LESs°^PpEsl NE. FRANCHISE .ILL
SylT§'^s5p^rv^^^fSEi%rBSrERS. NEEDS
•^'?|J PV^eSsE plates. DURHAM
111 MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
'"'iU rdh'iiVa EXHAUST SYSTEMS
''i,i'r..!,r°ToTikrri^^ eor d^tv »■«
ilR still NEEDS CLEANING. EPA SAYS
CLEANING UP JUR AIR
AUTOS, E^f^i ,|''M^'^'*'
sIe also ENERGY CONSERVATION, N. C .
SEE ALSO GASOLINE HICESGE
CURBS NEEOEH ON GAS GUZZLERS
HIS DREAM IS CAR RUN BY AIR
AUTOS. fIRES
*^MAN'"FOUNCl''DEAo''iN'bURNING AUTl
SiS FOOnO DEAD IN CAR THAT BURNED
AUTOPSY SHOUS NO VIOLENCE
AUTOPSY SHOWS MAN DIED IN AUTl FIRE
FIRE DESTROYS CAR
A QUICK DRINK COOLS OFF CAR
""TEESl'putL^IRL FROM BURNING CAR
""[!iPshsis-?S?:??I?l''^Mt^RS BILL AMENDMENT
•LEMON LAM- NOT SOUR ^,^
LEMON LAW TO A ID AUTO OWNE RS
^PemS^LaS'; m '"^ElII °Bi} CONSUMER HOLDS KEY
N.c" NEW-CAR BUYERS AaVE AOOEO PROTECTION
"^'?ll ^A^^S'SiToS'IlHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPFRTY TAXES,
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
'n.i,',t\lr^ni/^"°o'roLl"'lj'^ TAX FROM EVADERS
ra°u?.'uV,]\ ^b&G^'oN TAX DELINQUENTS
^p3^2^;Tr?ii°LfsT5;!rTS'j?Gr.j'Si;rw^E?in^"^uRHAM COUNTY
'"'?eE 5uT0S^SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE CHRYSLER CORP.
SEE FORD MOTOR CO.
see GENERAL MOTORS
AUTOS. SAFETY
SEE AUTO SAFETY
'"'"|T5hl2T?"Ji5lsrc'il?l«LeSPLA.
h^c'KLENJ^RS'Ieic'iES ^TEiiS^E BILL REVIVED
^eS^pen'siSe'spE^tI^'c^aI's'Iell well in N.C. ,,,
FEaSs ABOUT CAR PRICES VOICED ON DEALER BILL
AUTOMOBILE SALES BOOM IN OURHA M
STATE TAXES VEX HORSE- TR AOING
CAR FRAUD CHARGES «"£ F LED
nFw car supply lags BFhINO BUYERS' NEEDS
SALES-TAX STuOY SOUGHT
N.C. CAR SALES INCREASE IM
DURHAM AUTO SALES INCREASE
AUTOS. THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBdFRY, N.C.
^^^oSfe^^RE'"V^"n?CTJS'^VvEHICLFS CASE
CAR THEFT CHARGE FILED
STOLEN HANDBAG RETURNED
i CARS RECOVERED
3 CARS STOLEN. LOOTED
CAR IS STOLEN
f;?i'Dlf;'S^A?°VH?Y COULO FOR YOUNG MAN
TWO PLEAD GUILTY IN VEHICLE CASE
TEEM-AGFR FACES 7 CHARGES
r?Ei;i't^A^Rj"ED'LirH"^is°;2J.<-.Ns
E™UTIEi''c^Aig? r°M^^''wITH ATTEMPTED CAR ThEFT
CAR ROBBERY WORTH SliBOO
MAN CHARGED IM CARY ROBBERY
h'il^, 'T?rN^iG°EriS^JgEj"^E!ER ^O-Mice CAR CHASE
ilLMINGTON MAN LEADS PSO ON "l (^HT^PEE ?„f "«E
WOMAN USES BABY HOAX IN BID TO FIND STOLEN CAR
POLICE INVESTIGATE CAR THEFT
A COMMON FRUSTRATION TuccTt
DURHAM BELOW NATIONAL AVERAGE FOR CAR THEFTS
CAR REPORTED STOLEN
CAR SAID STOLEN
H 2 li/21/R3
S 5 lO/U/93
S 2 12/17/83
C PG L P BYL
P F Cl'»
P F
P P T37
H 2 './Q7/l'3 A 4
H 2 5/13/93
S 2 7/08/83
S 2 9/23/83
7/27/83
7/28/83
7/30/83
0/O')/83
10/2I/"3
10/22/33
1 N T32
1 N T32
E
N K90
N K90
7/01/83 A ■;
7/1R/03 A 10
1/22/83
1/22/83
1/23/93
l/2'./83
9/l<./93
9/1S/B3
9/23/83
12/28/83
6/17/93
6/24/83
6/25/B3
6/2 7/93
7/04/83
8/01/B3
12/26/83
11/10/83
11/12/93
11/25/83
11/26/83
12/29/83
N 0<.6
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N J56
E
N J56
2/07/83 C
3/22/83 A
<,/30/83 A
5/02/83 A
5/31/83 B
6/12/93 A
7/08/83 A
8/0<./83 A
9/01/83 C
9/23/83 A
11/04/83 B
11/14/83 A
12/29/83 A
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N
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N
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1 P N C60
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
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H 2
H 2
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S 2
H 2
5 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
5 2
S 2
S 2
1/19/93
1/29/93
1/31/93
2/01/83
2/01/83
3/10/83
3/21/93
4/01/83
4/01/93
4/09/93
4/19/93
5/09/83
5/10/83
5/11/93
5/12/93
5/14/83
5/26/83
6/01/93
7/04/93
7/18/83
7/30/83
8/05/93
8/13/83
9/13/93
9/22/83
12
1
A -l P N B51
B 8 N
C 1 N
C 1 N
U 1 N
A 9 N
A 1 3 N
A 10 N
A 2 N
C 1 N
C 15 N
C 1 N F30
MONTH
LY/AN'SUAL
1/01/83
1)33
SUBJECTS
PAGE "ir
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RDBheR TAKES MONEY, CAR
YOUTH FACES CHARGES
CAR THEFT CASE LEAOS TO CULLOJHEt
fAYETTEVILLE MAN FACES CHAPEL HILL THFFT CHARGE
POLICE SAY AUTO STOLEN
CAR THEFT REPORTED
l')a3 CAB STOLEN
CAR STOLEN; PASSENGER SUSPECTFU
CONSPIRACY CHARGED IN STOLEN : AR CASE
<i YOUTHS AR5ESTE0 AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASF
LARCENY CHARGE LODGED
AUTOS, VANDALISM
SEE ALSO VANDALISM, DURHAM
Two TEENS FACE ARREST , . , _,,,,
POLICE BELIEvF FAD CAUSE OF AJTD INSIGNIA THEFTS
VANDALS HIT CARS, 5 SCHOOL BUSES IN CHAPEL HILL
CAR UINOUHS BROKEN
BB GUN SNIPER'S AIM COSTLY
"""^AVERY'ciuNTY'ulLL CELEBRATE ITS T.'NO BIRTHDAY
FIRM DROPS FURTHER DEVELOPMENT PLANS
RIDGES IN THE PUBLIC EYE
AVERY COUNTY PROTECTS RIDGES
AVEKY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
BAN EXTENDED
AVIATION GROUP INC*
AIR FREIGHT COMPANY REPORTS EARNINGS UP
AVIATION GROUP NET EARNINGS STAR IN YEAR
AVIATION GROUP TO OFFER DEBENTURES
AIR FIRM INCOME UP
N
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DATE
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1
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10/12/83
A
10
N
H
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10/27/n3
H
1
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S
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10/27/83
A
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12
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H
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H
3
12/06/83
U
1
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S
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12/08/B3
A
1
N
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12/30/83
C
1
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H
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7/07/83
A
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N
H
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11/10/83
IJ
N
S
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11/1<./B3
A
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N
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ll/l'i/83
H
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U/16/83
h
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1/27/83
II
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H
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6/08/83
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H 2 2/10/83 D 6 N
H 2 5/12/83 A JO N
S 2 6/0<./83 A 2 P N
H 2 U/17/83 A 2! 'I
REYNQLOS EXECUTIVE RESIGNS TO BECOMF AVON PRESIDENT
AVONDALE MILLS
TO BUY PLANT
H 2 7/28/83 D ".
S 2 10/18/83 a <)
AWARDS ^ ,
SEE ALSO AFRO AMERICAN LIFE AChI
SEE ALSO ALBERT SCHHEIIZEfi INTE^
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SFE ALSO BRONiE STAR
SEE ALSO C. KNOX MASSEY DISTING.I
SEE ALSO CARLIE 6. SESSOMS AuAft3
SEE ALSO CIVIC HONOR AWARDS
SEE ALSO OUKE AWARD '
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL ^
SEE ALSO FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTUM
SEE ALSO "FLEECE OF THE YEAR"
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS AWA
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION S
SEE ALSO JEFFERSON AWARDS
SEE ALSO KATHARINE SMITH DEBERRY
SEE ALSO LIBERTY BELL AWARD
SEE ALSO LITA ANNENBERG HAZEN AJ
SEE ALSO NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
SEE ALSO N.C. PRIZE
SEE ALSO 0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING YOUTH VOLUM
SEE ALSO PATTERSON MEDAL
SEE ALSO RALEIGH DINGMAN AWARD
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO REWARD
SEE ALSO ROBERT R. HERMANN AwARI
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR awa
SEE ALSO thom mcan football TROP
SEE ALSO THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARD
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE DEVELOPMENT AJ
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL Hi
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HI
SEE ALSO WATAUGA MEDALS
SEE ALSO WILLIAM A. KIRKLANO AWA
HELMS TO RECEIVE AWARD
OUKE GROUP OFFERS AWARD FOR NJ
SERVICE TO MANKIND
JAYCEES SEEK NOMINATIONS FOR
JALUVKA TO GET AwARD
8ARRIE BERGMAN WINS AWARD
CLUB PRESENTS AWARD
2 WIN STATE YOUNG ARTIST COMPE
BANK VICE PRESIDENT WINS JAYCE
CADWALLADFR RECEIVES TOP JAYCF
SCHOOLS, COUNTY, WIN AWARD
CREDIT DUE THESE PEOPLE
OUKE NURSING GROUP CREATES
WAR REMEMBRANCE
SAMPSON WINS AWARD
JEFF CHAMPION WINS AWARDS
DUKE'S LINJEROTH HONORED
LINOERQTH GETS AWARD
ARTS COUNCIL WINS AWARD
MISS TROTTER WINS AWARD
N.C. LICENSE PLATE IS AWARD Wl
BENNETT wINS AWARD FOR UNOERS'
CLUB RECOGNIZES OFEDS
GROUP HONORS YEAGER
SHERRI JO FURR WINS ROGERS PHA
LYLES RECEIVES AWARD
NCSU HONORS ROXBORO MAN
AWARDS: RESEARCHER SAYS THEY m
SCIENCE. HATH SCHOOL TEACHER R
DOOM GETS MEDAL
AVERAGE FOLK
COMMUNITY COLLEGES HONOR SANFO
DURHAM PAINTER WINS VA. AWARD
CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
dukf professor FMFRITUS TO REr
ELON TEACHER GETS AWARD
DR. aUSSE GETS MEDICAL HONOR
DAVIS AWARD GIVEN
AWARDS: DURHAM HONORS MELISSA
YWCA PROJECT TO HONOR WORKING
STUDENTS WIN WRITING AWARDS
AMERICANISM AWARD
2 DURHAM STUDENTS GET SCIENCE.
RECEIVE AWARDS
NEWSLETTER RECEIVES AWARD
AWARDS TO 3F GIVEN ON CULTURE
RFILLEY AWARD APPLICANTS SOUGH
GOOD CITIZENS
SERVICE AHARO
EVEMENT AWARDS
NATIONAL PRIZES
, AWARDS
ISHED SERVICE AWARD
OSPIIAL, AWARDS
ATHLETES
RDS
OCIEIY OF N.C INC.
L CORNELIA "NENA" MARSHALL
iRO
TEER Award
DEBERRY SCHOLARSHIP FU.MO
RD
HY
lUNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILLI
AROS
LL, AWARDS
LL, CHANCELLOR'S ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY
RD
RSING
WARDS
TITION
ES' SERVICE AWARD
6 HONOR
SI, ODD AWARD
NNER
A STUDY
RMACY AWARD
AY NOT IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY
ECEIVES AWARD
RO, 6 OTHERS
EIVE AWARD
DUFFY
WOMEN ACHIEVERS
MATH AWARUS
WEEK
T
1/D3/83
1/12/83
l/l<./83
1/18/83
l/l')/83
2/01/83
2/02/83
2/06/83 A
2/09/83 B
2/09/83 C
2/10/83 A
2/16/83 A
2/16/83 A
2/21/83 C
3/10/83 3
3/2<./83 D
3/28/83 B
3/29/83 B
<./14/a3 C
'./l<./83 A
<t/2I/83 A
<,/22/83
5/03/83
5/04/83
5/02/83
5/05/83
5/07/83
5/1 1/83
5/12/83
5/13/83
5/18/83
5/18/83
5/20/83
5/21/83
5/25/83
5/26/83
6/01/83
6/02/83
6/16/83
6/19/83
7/l<./83
7/17/83
7/25/83
7/26/83
9/00/83
9/08/83
9/15/83
10/08/83
10/12/83
C 1 4 P P C56
18 N
1 P N CI
16 N
11 N
A 1 2 N
A 22 N
All N
A 8 P P M66
C 12 P P R91
1 2
5
1 2
1
10
I
N
N
N Hlti
4 P P K30
10
1 1
M66
K30
MUNTMLY/AN
INDEX
PAGE '*&
DATE C PC L P on
COUNSELOR GETS ixAHn
STUDENTS GIVEN WRITING AMARDS ^„,., . .,„
HEAO HF SURGERY AT DUKE WINS ACHIEVEMENT AwARO
ORANGE STAFF WINS AWARD
2 IN HONOR SGC lETY
HURPHY GETS SING AWARD oc. ,TinKi<
DUKE PROF GETS AwARO FOR HELP IN RACc RELATIONS
BING AWARD MADE , „,„
FRIDAY BIG DAY FOR PRESIDENT =R1DAY
STEAD GETS 1963 AWARD FOR WOR<
GET AWARDS
ELON STUDENT WINS AWARD
OR.'ROBFRTrRECEIVES DISTINGUISHED CAREER AWARD
KlNANSVULTFARiER CITED FOR CONSERVATION
skarulis gets award , „ „„^„
duke official ms. skarulis is honored
duke doctor receives award
awards presented ,,,
ouke professor gets award for forest wurk
roberts gets award
AiALEA FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WILMINGTON, N.C. ^crr,,,.,
BLOOMS SHOW IT'S TIME FOR N.C. AZALEA FESTIVAL
SINGER JOHNNY MATHIS SIGNS FO^ AZALEA FEST
AZALEAS
PLANTIN- TIME
SPRING BLOSSOMS
GARDEN BOASTS AZALEAS
R C G PIPE SHOP, INC.
THIEF DROPS LOOT.
.ii',i IN COl NS
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SHOT^SHATTERS WINDOW OF DURHA1 SCHUOL BUS
PELLET HITS BUS
BP GUN SNIPER'S AIM COSTLY
'^ORug'tREATmENT CENTER PROBED
BF CENTERS TO CLOSE
**THE ioRLO's'LARGEST PRODUCER IF TOBACCO ALSO OwNS FOOD,
^''c5hpIny°WANTS°I0 build power plant at JORDAN DAM
"^g^PS 'pgojECTs'sLATEO .16.7 MILLION IN ■ 8<. BUDGET
POACHING JORDAN BASS ,.,„,,,
MORE RECREATION AREAS BEING BJILT
BILL TO PROVIDE JOBS AT LAKES
SMALL BASS AT JiTRDAN LAKE TEMPT FISHERMEN
3SSAS'F'llR'ED'3RS2N'E%"I|y^S BOAT CATCHES ON FIRE
PREGNANT WOMAN FEARED DROWNED
RECREATION CONTRACTS ARE LET
SEARCH TO RESUME FOR MISSING -iOMAN
SEARCH CONTINUES AT LAKE
SEARCH CONTINUES ON LAKE
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN JORDAN
SEWAGE DISCHARGE INTO TWO LAKES HAL T 60 1 ZO DAYS
JORDAN LAKE RECEIVES STOCKING DF H;5«'P„8*"
LAKES' ALGAE PROBLEMS SHOULD S URPR I SE NO ONE
CITY MAY BE ASKED TO CLEAN ITS SEWAGE PLANTS
LEGISLATURE TO STUDY WATER IN JORDAN LAKE, HAW PIVER
Owisi MAY isK CUSTOMERS TO S TT P USING PHOSPHATES
PHOSPHATE MEASURES APPROVED
IMPROVED LAKE OUALITY SOUGHT
CITY MUST BEGIN WAR ON ALGAE
SLOWDOWN SOUGHT ON HALTING POLLUTANT ,,,„t
council; POLLUTED LAKES NOT S:iLELY CITY'S FAULT
CITY GETS S629,000 FOR JOBS
JORDAN WAT£R PLAN WILL BE 0PPJS6D
OWASA TO OPPOSE LAKE RECLASSIFICATION
PATROLS CUT LARCENIES. VANDALISM AT JORDAN LAKE
HEARING ON LAKES TONIGHT
SPEAiERs''FAVOH*iMPROVlNG LAKES, DISAGREE ON MEANS
SWIMM'^R HIT BY BOAT WAS UNDER WATER
IMPROVED LAKE WATER QUALITY SJPPORTED
ARCHAEOLOGISTS FIND JORDAN LAKE RELICS CLUE TO PAST
JORDAN LAKE WATER SAMPLE ICARTOONI ,c,.c. c
CITIES ARE STUDYING WAYS TO CUT PHOSPHORUS LEVELS
CITY'S CLEANUP EFFORT AT LAKES GETS PRAISE
SO FAR, NEW LAKES FREE OF UNDESIRABLE ALGAE
SCIENTIST SAYS ALGAE MAY FLOLRISH ON LAKES
JORDAN LAKE BECOMES SUMMER ATTRACTION
SOAP INDUSTRY TO FIGHT ChEmIOL BAN
PANEL TO GET PRESENTATION ON POLLUTIUN
PANEL REJECTS HIGHWAY MORATORIUM
DURHAM PHOSPHATE WAR HITS HABITS AND WALLETS
DAMS POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO PHOSPHATES
SMALL DAM PROPOSAL MAKES GOOD SENSE
BACTERIA THAT GOBBLE UP PHOSPHATES MAY HELP LAKE
JORDAN WATE" ok REVERSED
CHATHAM BOARO D'^FERS ACTION ON ZONING
JORDAN LAKE VISITED BY MILLION IN YEAR
SEWAGE RATES COULD INCREASE USDER PROPUSAL
CITY PANEL FAVQPS JOINT STUDY OF LAKE
JORDAN, FALLS LAKES RECLASSIFIED
CITY MUST REDUCE PHOSPHORUS LiVELS
CITY IS TOLD IT MUST REMOVE PHOSPHORUS
PHOSPHATE BAN WON'T HELP LAKE--ROLAN
CITIES IGNORE RESPONSIBILITIES
HUNT URGES RTP BUFFER ZONE
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR NOT NEEDED
BAN DN PHOSPHATE DETERGENTS FAVORED
DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM CQNSIOFREO
RFCREATION AREA CONTRACT LET
GENERATING PLANTS EYED AT TWO LAKES
BUILDING BAN AT LAKE REJECTED
CHATHAM WILL NOT IMPOSE DEVELIPMENT MORATORIUM
TOUGH RULES SOUGHT FOR LAKESIDE PROJECTS
LAKES PROPOSAL WORRIES CITY
POWELL CRITICIZES WATER QUALITY PLAN
CI" " ■"" " " "
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CITY WANTS LAKESIDE PROJECTS JULES EASED
WATER-QUALITY PROPOSAL A DEVASTATING 'QUICK
CITY OFFERS LAKE LAND DFVELOiSmENT PROPOSALS
GUIDELINES GIVEN FOR PROTECTING LARES
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LARf RULES; STATE MAY USE PBESSUKF
HASTE IS wa«ST MOTIVE FOR PUS^INU LAnE RULES
EROSION, ALr.AF GROWTH BIGGEST WATER THREATS
POwfLL; LAKES ACTION WAS OONE DELIBERATELY
DEADLINE SET FOR JORDAN LAKE ZONING
CHATHAM bOARO WANTS URDINANCE
STATE MAy HEEn DURHAM'S PLEAS ON LAKE RULES
MINIMIZING EFFECTS OF WATER PLANS SOUGHT
MAIN POLLUTANT IS 'PLAIN DIRT.' GRIMSLEY SAYS
RABCOCK AND WILCOX (NUCLEAR PLANT OESICNERSI
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
WILMINGTON LOSING PLANT AND 6'> 0 JOSS
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
BABE auTH CHAMPS
BASEBALL CHAMPS
"iJlBeS IN TOYLANO lOANCEl
•TQYLAND' SHINES, WITHOUT ST»=S
*"'''.elBY\'lT'rYOuJ IS A FUNNY, =OIGNANT FILM
•BABY' SEEMS FOR, AND BY, TEEN-AGERS
a AC hP I nft s
3 TAR HEELS SAID AMONG CAPITAL'S MOST ELIGIBLE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., CURRICULUM
DISCIPLINE, STANDARDS ARE aYw:iROS AT MERR IC K-HOOR E
BACK TO MCGUFFEY'S READERS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS CHARY
HUNT BACKS EMPHASIS ON BASICS IN EDUCATION
BACKACHE
SEE ALSO PAIN
BACKACHE PAIN TO BE TOPIC OF DISCUSSION
BACTERIA
SEE ALSO COLIFORM BACTERIA
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
SEE ALSO INFECTIONS
BACTERIA Thrive on warm weather
bacteria that gobble up phosphates may help lake
Bad checks
SEE ALSO Checking accounts
accused COMMISSIONER SAYS HE JAS SINGLED OUT
MICA EXEC NAMED IN CHECK WARRANTS
MICA OFFICIAL FACES Z CHARGES
WARRANTS ISSUED AGAINST AMICK
MICA'S AMiCK ARRESTED ON BAD '.HECK WARRANTS
LAWYERS APPOINTED FOR MICA OFFICIALS
2 MICA OFFICIALS FILE FOR COU' T- APPOl NTFO LAWYERS
BAD CHECK TRIGGERS BANK ALARM
JUDGE URDERS CLEVELAND COUNTY MAGISTRATE FIRED
LIICAMA POLICE CHIEF ARRESTED
JUDGE DELAYS SENTENCING AMICK, ASSOCIATE
AMICK, ROSENMARKlE are SENTENIEO
MICA OFFICIALS GET SUSPENDED JAIL SENTENCES
500 BLANK CHECKS TAKEN IN BREAK-IN AT REALTY OFFICE
TWO MEN CHARGED .ITH FORGING ZHECKS
BAD DEBTS
SEE ALSO PANKOyPTCY
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO DEFAULT
HOSPITAL'S WARNINGS GET PATIENTS TO PAY
BAO LOANS OISCLOSURE RULE HIT
MICA FILES FOR REORGANIZATION
MICA FILES TO REORGANIZE
BUSINESSMAN ADMITS DEBT TO ESTATE
ROSMAN ABC STORE CLOSED wITH lEBTS
JAIL SOURS N.r. MAN'S 'FAIRY TALE' FIND
MARION, DANK REPORT DEBT TO BE SETTLED
RAHA'l FAITH „ ,
DEATH BY REVOLUTION; THE EXECJTION OF FAkHANG MAVAUDAT
EXCELLENT REPORTING
OISCUSS POETRY
BAHA'IS TO HOLD SPECIAL SERVICE
BAHA'IS SPONSOR PEACE PROGRAM
BAHAMS OBSERVING WORLD PEACE DAY
BAHA'IS WILL CELEBRATE EVENT
HOW TIMES on Chance: city gets new railroau
PARADE SATURDAY
BAHAMA CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, DURHAM
BAHAMA CHRISTMAS PARADE
CHRISTMAS PARADES
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BAHAMA RURI TAN CLuB
AWARD WINNERS
SAHAMAS I ISLANDS!
REPORTER RECALLS ISLAND IDYLL; WISH I wEkE HERE
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SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
HUNT'S PLAN ON DENYING BAIL C'lTICIZEO
MURDER CASE LOW BOND IS CRITICIZED
CONSOLIDATION OF STATE GARAGES PROPOSED
BONDSMAN Charged in PURSUIT 0= CLIENT
BILL WOULD EXPAND DENIAL OF BAIL
BAIL BONDSMAN, WORKER CHARGED
BONDSMAN CHARGED
BOUNTY HUNTER'S CARD SENDS RU=lbER RUNNING
BONDSMAN FINED FOR BOUNTY HUNTER
BAILEY
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T, BANKS AND RIDDLE JEWELRY
RINGS WORTH »'.,250 STOLEN
BAILIFFS
SEE COURTS,
DURHAM COUNTY, BAILIFFS
bakatsias (durham, n.c.i
Teen charged in break-in
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2S0 ynijTH CHARGfO IN BRE*K-In
lAKEOY. CO'lFECnOmtV ANO TJPACCO JJIXFitS UNION
" liEMCAN TjnArCO UOitKERS OK TIREE-YEAB CONTOaCT
AMERICAN W3?S6R5 OK PACT
XALANCEO GRaxTH
SEE iNOUSTRlAL'DEveLUPMENT, ■'J;^- .,.,,
SEE N.C. STATE COALS AND POLICY BOARD
7/22/P3
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SEE EAGLES
'*'-° TIJJs'mr-'to buy bald HEAU r.L.NO
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SmI loss victims ORGANIZE TO SEEK SUPPOkT, kESEaRCH
DURHAM MAN WINS iSALOMEAOS AWA^ 0
"'""IKilJSiN!? ^^aSInGS SCHEOULEn _ ^. ^^^
niWHAM MAN yANTS MlS LIFE SAVlNGi HACK
APERREO IN REPORTING TMO FIRMS BANKRUPT
SSsuSanCE HF^InGS^IrF RECESSFO until NOV.
OFFICIAL REFUSES TO ENO HEARHGS IN ANNUITY
?N0isTRY ASSN. "ELIEVED LIAEL^^ FOR ANNUITIE
NGRAM GIVES FOUR DAYS FOR AP^EJ^
ORDER TP PAY ANNUITY MOLOEkS APPEALED
INGRAM SIGNS ANNUITY ORDER; APPEAL VOWED
^"■^"i^R-f^Gi?^'}^"iET NEW CAFETERIA
CAFETERIA RETURNING
BALLET
SEE ALSO OANCF ,^,^
NEW liORLOS TO CONQUER
CASE
S SOLO BY
"''■'■"gEORGIA BOfS BALLOON -BACK HIME- IN N.C.
MANDFULS OF BALLOONS
FOLKS AflOUNO HERE: LIFE IN OlHHAM
AOVENTuRERS: he soared IN HIS LIWNCHAIR...
COME HEPEt BALLOON!
FCLKs"aFOUNo''hER£: what THE MAILMAN oROUGHT
THERE GO THEIR BEAUTIFUL BALLOONS
BALLOONS FOR PEACE
N-PLANT PROTEST
BALLOONS. HOT AIR
SEE HOT AIR 6ALL00NS
""•'•"g^^RBogo'REchvES DEVELOPMENT GRANT
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND
BLIND CENSORS
""■"SSfnl-SfcE'NOT DRAFTEES- GARDEN SPOT
AT RANDOM
BALTIMORE ORIOLES
SEE ALSO PASE°ALL .
TAKE THE O'S. PHILL ES
ONE VOTE FOR THF PHILLIES
Q»S WHAT A TEAM
SAMlil
RFST IN PEACc ,_
BAHBI AND THUMPER
SANCLUB
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
BANCLUB SPRINGING UP IN SMALL:
"'■^^t'ALSn'i.C. CFNTRAL UNIV.. BA-:DS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. BANOS
BAND FESTIVAL SET SUNDAY
'*''°k;^"ANn'5LrNH&slC FlO- at chapel hill firms
R N.C. BANKS
BANK DEPOSITS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD CONSIDERING CHANGE
S.. FAILURES
IN DANK DEPOSIT POLICY
BA^.K FAILURES
SEE BANKS.
""sEE^ERG^RS IGENE»AL HEADING!
SEE
AANK ROBBERIES. ojOmAM
SEE ALSO A R^EO ROBBERY. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBFRY. DURHAM
T.T^.l'Zur,r'.°uO ^ES'?HSS?L,''t?TER BANK HOLDUP
eSS2AS'e"NrRSgSES^%0LICE NA, VIRGINIA M.N
SUSPECT ARRESTED SOON AFTER HTLDUP
ASKEW APPEARS IN COURT TODAY
MAN Charged in cary robbery
ROBOER GETS 2n-YEAR TERM „„,,,,,
MAN FINDS ROBBERY NOT WORTH T)0U3LE
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CH4DGE IS flLEO IN ROPBERY TRY
RESEARCH TRIANGLE BANK R08UE0: SOSPFCT EiCAPES
RnaBEB IS SOUGHT
ATTEMPTED OUfiHAM BANK RUBBERY TRIAL lONTINUES
THREE MEN ROB BANK NEAR RTP
i MEN SOUGHT AFTER BANK IN R6''.EARCM PARK ROBBEO
OURHAH DEPUTIES FIND VAM USED IN RTP BANK ROBBERY
BANK RUBBERS' GETAriAY VAN FOUND
AUTHORITIES TRACE STOLEN VAN JSFD INHOLDUP TO COLUMBIA, S.C.
WOMAN FREED AFTFR BANK BUBBfRY
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN KIDNAP AND -lURHAM BANK ROBBERY
FBI CONTINUES PROBE INTO DURHAM BANK HEIST
NCNB COURIER BEATEN. ROBBEO
COURIER MUGGED; BANK BAG TAKEN
ROBBERY VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED
NCNB OFFERING 1500 REUARD
BANK ROBBERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY. N.C.
GUNMAN ROBS RALEIGH BANK
HAN IN SKIRT ROBS BANK
SOLVING RCB'ERIES INEXACT SCIENCE
2 CHARGED IN BANK HOLDUP
DURHAM MEN Charged in holdup
TEEN FOILS BANK HOLDUP
BANK ROBBER PEDALED ArfAY
BANK IN GREENSBORO RUBBED
RALEIGH MAN CHARGED UlTH BANK ROBBERY
MAN APPEALS J-^-YEAR TERM, GETS 50 YEARS
WOMAN RfLEASen UNHARMED BY BANK ROBBER IN GOLOSTUN
BANK ROBBER IN CHATHAM STILL SOUGHT
BANK ROBBER FIRES AT REPORTER
ONE IS ARRESTFD IN BANK HOLDl*"
BRUNSWICK OFFICERS SAY tSBO FLUSHED DOwM DRAIN
FUGITIVE ARRESTED AFTER NAME ADDED TO FBI'S 'BIG SIX' LisT
BANKERS. DURHAM
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BANKERS. N.C.
SEE ALSC BANKS. N.C.
SFE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK '. TRUST CO
SEE ALSO FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO
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SEE ALSO N.C. BANKERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
SFE ALSO NORTHWESTERN BANK
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO WOMEN. BANKS
BANKERS SEEK REPEAL OF LAW ON WITHHOLDING
STATE'S BANKtRS HELPING <.-H'E'S
BANKERS. POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS USUALLY DON'T MIX
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SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKSI
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
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BAD LOANS DISCLOSURE RULE HIT
BANKING LAWS: FEW LEGISLATORS SAY They UNDERSTOnU REVISIONS
NCNB AWAITING TENN. ACTION ON BANKING BILL
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BANKS' RULES Changing
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IRS ORDERING BANKS TO ASK FOR NUMBERS
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BANKS IN OuRHAH RAISE PRIME RAI=
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STATE HANDLES OLD ACCOUNTS
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SEE ALSO N.C. BANKERS ASSQCIATnN
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
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SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO WAChOVIa BANK AND TRUST CD.
DEREGULATION hurts BANKS- *'?a; ' L "'"^ '"^
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BAD LOANS DISCLOSURE 'ULE MiT r.,^<
N.C.'S ". LARGFST BANKS POST Pl UF I T GAINS
N.C. BANKS LOSE BIDDING WAR
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N.C. PanIs not expecting problems as OIL PRICES FALL
COMMITTEE STUDIES BANKING LEGISLATION
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SAM EBvIN SPEAKS OUT AGAINST (IThhOLDING law
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STATE TC AUCTION UNCLAIMED ITFMS
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LES50N IN PfTTINESS
COLLISION CnuRSF: COMPtTITIlN fOUX TmF FED MuODYING UP
BANKEB'S VIEW OF THIRD-W01L0 LOANS
SENATF UNSAVELS MORE »E0 TAPE
WiTHMaLOING HAS MORE HORRORS
TELL YOUR CCNGRFSSMAN TO REOUIE THE UFFlLlT
BANKS. U.S.. FAILJPES
N.C. BANKS LOSE BlDOlNG WAR
1«NNE0 OnOKS
SEE CENSORSHIP
BANNER ELK. N.C.
bANNER ELK'S POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS
FORME" CHIEF FACES SENTENCE
BANfien ELK VOTERS NIX MIXED DRINKS
BAPTISMS
PROF: dAPTISM MOKE THAN ITS Mt IHuO
THE BAPT IZING...WITH A PREAMBLE ON HAODY GRACE
BAPTIST HOSPITAL (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.I
PHYSICIANS USF SLURPIE MACmINC IN SURGERY
WOMAN SAYS SHE CANNOT PAY FOR SOU'S OPERATION
BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENIION
SEE ALSO N.C. BAPTIST STATE CON'/ENCION
SEE ALSO N.C. GROUP OF MODERATES
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CUNVENTIUN
CHAPEL HILL BAPTISTS MARK 'FRFEIO" DAY'
BAPTIST MODERATES ORGANIZE
MOUERATF BAPTISTS
BAPTISTS DISAVOW LETTER
U.S. AITOBNFY'S PRAYER LETTER IS CRinClZEO
C9ITTFN0EN PRESERVEO BAPTIST USTOKY
FUNDAMENTALIST BAPTISTS MEETI'JG
BAPTIST UNITY CALLED FOR
FORMAL PAPTIST BELIEFS? 'ABSOLUTELY UNTHINKABLE'
BAP EXAMINATIONS (LAWl
SEE N.C. EAR EXAMINATION
BARBECUE
PIG PiCKiN'; CLASS HONES ITS :ooKiNG Skills and appetites
BARBECUE WAS HIT AT SUMMIT
CAROLIMAS Tic FOR NO. 1 IN 9A1B6CUE
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PROF. ROYSTEK COOKS A PIG
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BARBER-SCOTIA COLLEGE
BAReEO-SCOIIA WILL HAVE APPEAL
SARBER-SCOIl A HEARINGS SET
BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON B AR BER- SC ]T I A COLLEGE
BARBERS. DURHAM
BENNIE LAKIN PUTTING DOWN HIS SCISSORS
BARBERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO HAIRCUTS
YOU CAN GET A HAIRCUT WITHOUT A CLIPPING
HE'S THE BARBER AT THIS NEWS ' TA <n
BARBITURATES
SEE ALSO DRUGS
COMAS USED IN BRAIN INJURY C 'AS £ S
BARCLAY CIGARETTES
COURT LIMITS TAR FIGURES
IN BARCLAY CIGARETTE AOS
BAREFOOT IN ATHENS (PLAY!
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BARRACUDA
CITATION CATCH ON BARRACUDA
R A R R E L S
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BARRINGER-WHI IF IElO FURNITURE CO.
COUNCIL OKS PROPERTY SWAP TO TBTAIN LANO FOB CIVIC CENTER
CENTER SWAP: FURNITURE COMPANY TO MOVE TO FIVE POINTS
CITY hall: Think. EVERYBODY! "XACTLY WHICH LOT ARE WE SWAPPING ICA:<T0ONI
BARS
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BILL REQUIRING TOP INSURANCE FOR ORUNK DRIVERS ADVANCES
BARTENDERS
BARTENDER'
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RARTFR SYSTEM
SEE ALSO CO-OPS
SEE ALSO NATIONiWlOc BARTERING CTRP.
OAKWOOU hOMFS one of OVER 200 RTI CUSTOMERS
BARTERING: WANT TO Swap a RED MULE FOR SOME CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES?
BASEBALL
SEE ALSO ATLANTA BRAVES
SEE ALSO BABE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO Baltimore orioles
SEE ALSO bethesoa athletic association baseball teams
SEE ALSO BOSTON REU SOX
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
SFE ALSO DETROIT TIGERS
SEE ALSO KIHSTON EAGLES (BASEBALL rEA'<l
SFE ALSO LOS ANGELES OOOGFRS
SEE ALSO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL. DRAFT
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO NEW YORK METS
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3/22/83
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10/15/83
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H 2
3/11/83
D
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W66
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H 3
6/23/83
6/24/83
C
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1
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H 2
H I
H 2
2/25/83
2/25/83
2/28/03
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2/27/83
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111 A'tig l^l'-/n'.HV/^l"e''iit\-.i^ ALSO HEADINGS UNDdf. INDIVIDUAL SC«nOLS,
SEE ALSO SCFIRALL
"|ptTIFR''oS'-SaTrCALD-ELL'S IM.GE '.TILL GOOD CURVE
FOUB MEH KANAGEDS NAMED Til CAROLINA LEAGUE TEAMS
S^iSSl^^IJl-rDCfE f/sEll^rE.CELlET DUPING PRESEASON DRILLS
PERRY nEaRS '.'STH year. P IT Ch P; G-P FNS I ON ODDITY
CRAIG SAYS HE'LL RETIRE AFTER SEASON
LAMP'S ARM VITAL TO DUKE'S HOPES
ANOTHER plesac The wolfpac^'S ace
FORMER Bulls dot bkavES' caml;
WISHFUL Thinking for 19fl3 BASEBALL ,,,,,,
A DOUBLE PLAY FOR THE ARCHIVES: SCORE IT 1-2-',-!
LUbFRT GETS lTSS; TIbURCIO PICKS UP PACE
BASEBALL'S NUMBERS
ffi;;;^^"^."!^^^ 's^V^sSast p«cE;:In errohs column
5:,f;'^•^vfJH!;!G^s^T5?'^s^^y?¥L^;^ I'cLAY-.oRMANN s-APP.NG
iFTEB BAD START, WARD PROVING VALUE TO PULLS
ARE BASEBALLS MORE LIVELY?
FOR UNC, BEST STILL TO COME
aRl5l»S?°PLEslc"REACH CONTRACT WITH LITTLE DELAY
FORMER BULLS SHINE FDR |-BRAV= S
SlktA5""sS?F?!''fiSM'?A5k^SAr?VR.PLACE TUMPANE
{S^'^SlN'iS^TiE^SNc"i^°S|T'^'??All'GETS NOD AFTER RECORO-TY ING . . .
ALEXANDRIA, DUKES MAY SPLIT oo.tocrT
LYNCHBURG'S GOODEN A 'CAN'T MISS' PRuSPECT
^PQPS^'kEEPS SOX LOOSE AS TEAM ROLLS TO 12 STRAIGHT
GRID INJGRY CaOsES SHIFT TO BASEBALL
STRIKE Three on tradition
Sl?IJS?TMU?Ni? 'AVaO°iUP.'u.i MEASUREMENT
?^°?^s^!^iig:?^;°5:^ffs^^juis"oS^?&^or!NciTY
^grgil^ji^?R?b^HElS?J,°S.ftrg??°?^[!JEJI?3wN NICHE
MID-SUMMER NK.HT'S RUMBLINGS
?n5uR1ES 5ENo''R-bRAVES maRCHHG TO GEORGIA
f^^'l^SlLst'^^uSlES^^LAVEj^H^vnC WITH .SOD BALLCLUB
SAVOKIN^ BASEBALL'S BIG INNlN_,
pniK^ aQDUNO HERE: hO ■J • S TH4T agaIi>j?
SilLS'sSpPORT DIVIDED AS LEASUE'S PRESIDENT
EX-BULLS' MANAGER UNEMPLOYED AGAIN
STATE SPECIALIZES IN UNUSUAL PRODUCTS
'^ES ASb'"NO:' REVIEWS MIXED 01 PLUCKINGS OF ATLANTA'S WADDELL, CORMACK
BASEBALL, SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE ALSO 5ALARIFS, U.S.
incentive: a STATE DF MIND
""^twiJoU'RESEiRCHER SAYS THEY -ay NUT IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY
BASEBALL BATS
BRER SIpSIt.'tmE TAR BABY AND THE dASFBALL BAT (CAHTOONI
KATIE AT The bat
A '60MEHEAD' RULING
'''''^^B.^^B'nrn^^llol.'^l^^^^ll eRA'S PEST PLAYER ? I
*'^"6ULLS°SCHEJULING EXHIBITION GAME AGAINST RICHMOND
PO. ELL'S PRIORITIES WITH UNC .^r-.nnn
ANNUiL BASEBALL DRAFT THE GAM ■ S LIFEBLOOD
MFTS SWEEP LEAGUE'S TOP HONORS
"niE'5lt':'AN^uIt''?FSTING COMMISSION
SEE SCMOOIS. N.C.. COMPETENCY T= STS
'*^SEE''ALSn COLLEGE 3ASKETRALL ' , .,„.,,
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION OEPI. . BASKlTBALL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO PAN AMERICAN GAMES, BASKETBALL
III ItlS ?^^p"uA2?rl'»SKETBALL ISEF ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS.
He a'LsS :g2EN?s'pIsK*FTBALL ISEi ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOULSI ^
ALL EYtS ON THt CLOCK... $
BASKETBALL GOALS STRtN&TMfNEO M
a?^l!iiL's ['l.'^i'lf^Zir^Ull'.i TH.y LUVE THE GAME H
BASKETBALL Champs S
WEST END WARRIURS H
TIME TO PAINT BACKBTAROS ,,.,, H
HE "R'^ught iaskftball to The state 5
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2/06/83 H
2/13/83 B
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2/2T/n3 B
3/l3/fl3 a
3/20/B3 B
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5/05/83 6
5/08/83 B
5/15/P3 B
5/22/83 B
5/22/83 P
5/2')/83 B
0/02/83 3
6/05/P3 B
6/07/83 B
6/12/83 n
6/19/83 B
6/23/83 B
6/26/83 3
6/30/83 B
7/03/83 B
7/10/B3 0
7/l<./83 B
7/16/83 A
7/17/83 B
7/18/83 0
7/2D/B3 C
7/21/83 a
7/2A/83 B
7/28/83 B
7/31/P3 B
7/31/63 C
3/05/83 C
8/07/83 6
8/1A/P3 B
8/17/83 b
8/17/83 D
3/21/83 C
9/0<./e3 B
9/11/83 C
10/15/83 A
10/19/83 B
10/23/83 C
11/27/33 6
12/03/83 A
12/05/83 A
12/13/83 B
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iNC. SliTE HOOPS PROGRAMS EXPECT -ILLION-PLUS PRUF
FOR PLAYE! S, COACHES
""^I?ttJiT'iSK''0N CAMPS,
THE SUMMER GAME'
'•"^c5mLIn1'S SMITi^JOINS FIVE OTHERS IN HALL ADMISSION
UNC'S^sSTtm: hall of FAME UNAM TIC I PAT ED
HaCl Of FAME INDUCTION BIGGEST HONOR FQR SMITH
A FITTING TRIPUTE
BASS ANGLERS SPORTSMAN SOCIETY
IaSS^FOR cash:' the pug MOVES TO JThER REGIONS
BASS FISHING
1/08/B3 h
2/25/83 A
2/26/83 C
3/20/83 B
<,/13/83 0
<,/n/a3 D
6/03/83 h
7/17/83 C
6/11/83 C
11/30/83 B
12/07/fl3 B
12/12/83 B
12/1',/R3 0
12/15/83 0
12/21/83 B
7/17/83 B
7/31/83 B
2/20/83
',/29/83
5/03/83
5/02/83
5/06/33
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P T37
P T57
U L57
P T37
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VIRGINIA sifCHES FISHING 0 tGUl. AT I nHS AT KEKO LAKL, GASTON
ShITE-TAILEO DEES T00PHIE5 CENTER STAGE AT DIXIE CLASSIC
BASS FISHERMEN SHOULD CHECK LJRES BEFORE SPRING CASTING
POAChING JORDAN BASS , „„,,r r.Tru
NORTH CAROLINA FISHERMEN PICK LARGEMUUTH AS FAVORITE CATCH
LARGEMOUTH: a CLOSER LOOK AT SOUTH'S FISH
LUNKER BASS FRO" A FARM PONO
SHALL BASS AT JORDAN LAKE TEMOT FISHERMEN
I'^^i.tcllf. JroIh? ^'iirASI'^^LARGE SURPRISE FOR FORTUNATE ANGLERS
JORDAN LAKE RECEIVES STOCKING OF HYBRID BASS
BASS SCHOOL ALTERS NAME. Chan:.ES INSTRUCTION FOCuS
BATHROOMS
NITPICKERS AND EDITORS.
NOTE: EDISON MADE IT ALL POSSIBLE
five durham girls uin awards f or baton
seven kin akaros for baton twirling
tmirlers prepare for parade
twirlers
BATS
CHAPEL MILL POLICE DRIVEN BATTV
RADIO DEVICE HELPS STUDY BATS
f. COLUMPUS LABORATORIES!
BaTIELLE memorial INSTITUTE (INCLUTES PACIFIC
MATH SCHOOL GFTS RESEARCH GRAVT
RESEARCH GRANT PROGRAM BEGUN AT 1ATH SCHuOL
^'^^slE^ALSfl^CHA-lGt lA MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON DOMESTIC VlULENCEl
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. U.S.
sll IlSD domestic VIOLENCE AND CHILD ABUSE SERVICES INC. (ALAMANCE CO . I
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE ,^,„,
SEE ALSO FAMILY VIOLENCE AND R A= E CRISIS VOLUNTEERS
SEE ALSO FAMILY VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE/DURHAM YwCA COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO RAPE. U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS , „ ^^„
•WOMAN' IN SLAYING TRIAL SAYS SHE WAS ABUSED
AID FOR BATTERED WIVES CONTINJES
ALAMANCE PROGRAM IS SEEKING SHELTER
CHANGE PROGRAM RECEIVES TWO G^^ANTS
CHANGE MAKING A BIG DIFFERENC= In THLIR LIVES
DAS FRUSTRATED BY LIGHT SENTENCES
WOMAN GETS THREE-YEAR TERM AFTER PLEADING GUILTY TO KILLING
WOMAN GETS Three years
BATTERIES
^ RANDOLPH FIRM ORDFREO TO STOP BATTERY DUMPING
BATTERY MAKER WINS INJURY SUIT
BATTERY MAKER NOT NEGLIGENT IN ACCIDENT, DURHAM JURY SAYS
STATE ORDERS FIRM TO STOP PUTTING BATTERIES IN LANDFILL
STATE INVESTIGATES THREE DUMP SITFS , „ ,,
UNION CARBIDE TO BUILD LANDFILL FOR SCRAP BATTERIES
THE BATTLE OF BENTONVILLE
VOLUNTEERS TO RESTAGE BATTLE TF BENTONVILLE
VOLUNTEERS WILL RECREATE CIVk WAR BATTLE AT StNTONVlLLF
BATTLESHIP
SEE ALSO BOATS
BATTLESHIP WORTH THE RISK
BAXIER-MARR ISS CO.
FIRM INSTALLING SPRINKLERS
CHARLOTTE FIRM FINED FOB STORING CHEMICALS
N
F
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1
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P
D
DATE
P(.
L
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H
7
l/07/n3
1
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H
7
1/28/S3
7
N
W60
H
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3/1 1/B3
1
N
WfaO
H
7
l/n/liS
1 /
P
N
W60
H
7
3/2';/83
A
N
W60
H
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<./10/93
1 1
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N
W60
H
7
<,/17/e3
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5/15/83
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6/05/83
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10/02/83
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12/23/83
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2/08/83
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8/27/83
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12/20/83
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3/08/83
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0/12/83
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S 2 7/20/83 A 17 N
H 2
H 2
H I
H 2
H 2
H 2
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S 2
3/03/83
<,/17/83
7/02/83
10/31/83
11/21/83
11/21/83
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ll/2')/83
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N
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N
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L30
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H 2
H 2
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H 2
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2/13/83
2/22/83
2/22/83
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5/26/83
B/05/83
A
A
A
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10
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N
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N
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3/13/83
3/13/83
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N
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H 2 3/31/83 A 1 7
H 2 <,/lD/83 A 15
-WHAT? WHY? HOW? WHAT?
8EACM ROYS IMUSIC CKOUPI
WRONG TUNE. MR. WATT
WATT'S FREEDOM
BEACH MUSIC
MUSICALS PLANNED FDR SHELBY STUDIO
BEACHES. N.C.
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPME
SEE ALSO OUTER PANKS. N.C.
BEACHES BATTERED
HUNT: COASTAL FUNDS NEED
THE WINTER BEACH: STORMS
OCEAN. WARM WEATHER AND
DEAD WHALE FOUND ON HOLD
EROSION CONTROL COSTS DE
COASTAL BUILDING SETBACK
STORM TOPPLES CONDOMINIU
SANSDUNE N.C.: "CAN YOU
WINTER EROSION HEAVY AT
PANEL WORKS ON PROBLEM 0
SENATE APPROVES CHURCH D
VICTIMS OF PAST SPAWN LI
TOURISTS SPEND BIG AT N.
N.C. BEACHES: INCREASED
CLAIM TO LAND DENIED
N.C. BEACHES REPORT GOOD
SAD DISCOVERY: A BEACH W
PROFESSOR GIVES WARNING
N.C. COASTAL RULES STfilC
CAROLINA BEACH COMEBACK
PILKEy: N.C. COAST VULNE
N.C.'S NEXT HURRICANE MA
N.C. COAST VULNERABLE
COASTLINES TO GET SPILL
N.C. SURFERS FNJOY WAVES
DEAN WHIPS UP OUTFR BANK
DEAN FLOODS ROAD ON OUTE
AREA'S Future 'up in the
GEOLOGIST SAYS RISING SE
CLIMATE CHANGE WOULD AFF
PELICANS MAKING COMEBACK
BEACHES. U.S. , ,
BEACH EROSION IS A NEVER-ENDING BATTLE
H 2 12/05/83 A
H 2 <,/0')/83 A A
H 2 ',/21/83 A 5
H 2 7/29/83 D 9
NT. N.C.
H
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3/02/83
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N
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THOUGHTS OF FISHING
H
2
3/06/fl3
3
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P
P
576
EN REACH
H
1
3/08/83
B
N
BATED
H
3/16/83
A
N
MAV =1 E DOUBLED
H
3/17/83
B
N
M
s
3/18/83
A
N
BELIEVE THAT WEATHtR IN C AL IFHRN I A ?. , ■ " ( C AR TOON 1 H
3/2'./R3
A
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BEACHf S. PROF SAYS
H
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A
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S
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tl
N
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H
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A
N
FE IN N.C. •GRAVEYARD'
H
5/01/83
0
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s
5/2'i/R3
A
N
ACCESS EXPECTED TO INCREASE VISITORS
H
5/26/83
c
1 7
N
H
5/31/83
A
I 3
N
HOL n AY CROWDS
H
6/01/83
A
U
N
ITHOUT SEAGULLS
H
6/12/83
0
n
U
r,33
APOUT BUILDING ON COAST
S
a/O't/83
A
p
N
C05
T, PILKEy SAYS
S
a/05/83
A
N
C05
DUE TO PLANNING
s
Q/15/83
c
N
R61
RABLE
s
a/18/03
A
N
U57
Y CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE
s
8/18/83
A
N
COS
H
8/l<?/93
A
N
PRGTf: T ION
AS T'QPICAL STOKM PASSES
s
9/21/83
A
I 1
N
s
9/29/83
A
N
S SURE
H
9/29/83
A
p
N
R BANx S
H
9/30/83
A
N
AIR*
H
lO/n/83
A
1 2
N
AS CaJLO DEVASTATE RESORTS
H
10/21/83
A
8
N
ECi N.C. COAST
. s
10/26/83
c
6
N
H
U/ll/83
D
1
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12/51/83
SUBJECTS
PACt '>6
1/17/8',
H yQRRfC) F3< LINCOLN
^^"' LOSING. "aTTLc f1« 0f4»S
■(ILaREO »N0 F4HILY
BEia ELUDES JlLXINGTON POLICE
3C»R CAPTURES IN WILMINGTON
?^t?.?'^lAS^ f^i'liiSKIES KNOW HOW TO STEAL EOUO
•SNOOT' IS CEAO
ScEo'NE-s%SrsNonT;°BJn ne-s fo. gumro
SOLOIeI -INS HIS LAWSUIT CN F1NCE« BITTEN oY ScAR
FOLKS AROUND here: mITm the O'aGnET SET
BEAR TREED BY SCARED I'OLICEHAN
YO-YO THE BEAR DIES. WILL BECOME 'eFAR KIT-
■(EAUFORI.^N.C.^I^^ ON =)OAT THREATENS EXPLOSIDN
"'^'SeTEoS'^Te'Ia^^IvE made hole IN BEAUFORT COUNTY
«'UFORT CDUNTY SHfRIFF.S D|PT._ ^^ ^ ,
MAN SAYS aEsuFOBT SHERIFF ASKFD ABOUT 'BIG "UNEY-
BRIBE OFFER TRIAL ENDS IN SENTENCE
TUO CHARGED IN ATTEMPTED BRIBERY CASc
"^'"'isai/SF^jjf.'KAraRr^ys isTj^y glimpse of ch.lo
^^'ill i??''SlSS BULL CITY
SEE ALSO TEFN-AGE BEAJTY CONTESTS ,„ __ ^
MISS GRAHAM ON N.C. CHERRY BLOSSOM COURT
BEAUTY OUEEN FILLS TALL OJOER
MISS DEAF N.C. IS SELECTED
MISs'n?c"''tC PERFORM AT MISS iuLLCITY PAGEANT
".""MISS^WILSaN. WE HATE TO TFLL YOU THIS. BUT...
•MISS wIlson' abdicates
MISS PULL city
^^""'diul SrVs pall is SATURDAY AT LODGE
BEAVERS
MUNCmy treat
BABY BEAKER LEARNS TO SWIM
BEAWER "AY TRY BACKSTROKE
""l???:i%!?»?i?Bl?°^Sf^!^^?»^i?|. — S DECLINE
AIRLINE ENLARGING FACILITIES IT RDU
TOBACCO POLICIES CALLED C"'?^* „, ,.,,,
OrSg FIRM'S SALES INCREASE. I-ICOME FALLS
'''° 'lioulf Tables S?Ii'-?o allow dcs in hotels, motels
SfSTAURaStI OPPOSE RED AND BR=AKFAST bill
REwOROED ANTI-SLAVERY BILL AUVANCEb
HOUSE OKS PmONE COMPETITION BILL
"""'FUR^n^RE^COMPLAINTS ARE LODGED
CUSTOMERS AWAITING DELIVERIES
BFODING FIRM TO FILE FOB BANKRUPTCY
JtTORNEY GENERic GETS BEDDING STORE COMPLAINTS
"^"Iee ALSO FURNITURE INDUSTRY
"EaTFST TReSo in SACKING OUT: ThE fuTON
BEECH MOUNTAIN RESORT INC. ^,„„,
2 GUNMEN RUB N.C. SKI RESORT
BEEF
see also food
see also l ivestock
see als" meat
ground beef impounded ,,„„„ -
impoundment affects beef oroe' fjr schools
beekeeping
^^beekeeping course offered
His BUSINESS IS SWARMING
BEER
WINE WHILE IN CARS
.. ALSJ AlCOMOL
:E alJO PREwEKY
:£ ALSO rOORt PEFR
=E ALSO DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK. ^EFR
IE also JOSEPH SCHLITZ BREWING CO.
'provision may end DRINKING 3E=R OR
7 Charged in chapel hIll beer theft
i.;"c:5lS'Gl5^'iV;"^lllLi;jG'''Bl?R'V^'l7-YFAR-nLD DRIVER
COaOS BEER IS SFLLINO wFLL IN DURHAM AREA
CHARGES FILED IN BEER SALES ,
LABOR DISPUTE FOLLOWED TOORS TO N.C. „,,,-,„,
TfiCBFR GETS SUSPENDED FOR R£= R SALES TO MINORS
SENTENCE FOR B£fh S»LE CRITICIZED
BALKING ON 'icER
BEES VE'lDOKS TIGHTEN SALES CONTROLS
RFFB sAi F Charges filed in alamance
bIeS o'sTRlBUTION CENTER UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN ALAMANCE
rffh Purchases lead to citations
UIY POLICE NiME stokes INVOLVED IN BEER CHARGES
BEER LAW CITATin-,s CONTINUE
MINOR BEER Bust shows major Problem
BEER 'STING': FOLLOW-UP CRUCIAL
pSoSECuT'iaN''oF"?l'-BEER SALE CHARGES DEFERRED
c'ESScfeMlN'stlA^IS^DF ILLEGAL BEER SALE
COUNCILMAN FOUND INNOCENT
OUTCOME OF OTHER BEER CASES
16 FOUND GuIlTY OF BEFR SALjS
LOOPHOLE NEEDS CLOSING IN NEW BEcR. wINE LAW
FU2ZY LA. REQUIRED VERDICT OF INNOCENT
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10/08/83
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H 2 12/17/83 A 5 N
H 2 9/11/83 A 1 N HBO
H 2 12/07/83 A 8 N
H 2 12/13/83 A 12 N
H 2 12/15/93 A 6 N
H 2 <./lD/»3 D 3 P U H45
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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3/05/B3
3/06/83
6/09/83
9/03/83
U/15/83
n/17/83
11/21/83
ll/2<>/83
12/05/83
A
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2
2/23/83
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6/15/83
3/31/83
3/31/83
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6/18/83
7/33/83
7/07/83
7/12/83
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2
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N
N
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5 2 7/12/83 A 12
H 3 7/1A/83 e 1
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H 2 9/2A/83 b
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1/26/83
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2/08/83
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2/10/83
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5/22/83
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7/0A/83
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7/16/83
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7/17/83
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7/19/83
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7/19/83
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7/21/83
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7/22/83
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7/27/83
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8/05/83
A
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8/05/83
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3/05/83
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8/06/83
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POLICE BEE.^ 'STINC A 'TRAVESTY Of JUSTICE'
MINOR SEEK SALES: JUDGE LAbARJE PROVES COURTS ARE SLACK
POLICE RIGHT TO 'STING' MERCHANTS
LETTER MISSES MARK
DURHAM RULING FITS FEARS
JURY ACQUITS MAN FOR BEER SALT
NEa BEER LAW BRINGS PROBLEMS, TO CAMPUS
WOMAN IS SENTENCED IN BEER CASE
FUTURE NEWS ITEM: STUDENTS BATHE IN DRAFT BEER ICARTOONI
ABC CHIEF: LAW WON'T STOP YOUTHS FROM GETTING BEER
AT The end. 19-year-olds PACK?D IT IN — BEER. THAT IS
NEW bEER BATTLE LOOMS IN MARIIN
BEER GETS PLASTIC WRAPPING
GROUP TRYING TO HALT SYLVA BE= R SALES
BEER SALES RULING WILL EE APPEALED
N.C. BEER VENDORS CAN BE SUED FOR DAMAGES
BEER MAK ING I HOME (
SEE ALSn PREwERY
BUSINESS STUDfNT BREwS HIS OWN BEER
BEES
SEE ALSO IEEkEEPING
SEE ALSO HONEY
see ALSO INSECT stings
BUMBLEBEES' RAMBLINGS HAVE PURPOSE
BEIRUT MASSACRE
SEE LEBANON
BELK FOUNDATION
CHAPEL HILL
THE BELL TOLLS
DEDICATES BELL
GETS FUNDS
FOR JJYOUS OCCASION
RELL'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION (2iO LAKEWOOO AVE.]
COLD WEATHER MAY BE CAUSE OF MAN'S DEATH
BELLY DANCING
SEE ALSO DANCE
BELLY OANCING
BELMONT. N.C.
HIS FLEET OF BIKES TO LEND BRINGS YOUNGSTFRS FLOCKING
DRAWING OF LOTS SETTLES ELECTION
BENDU CORP.
BENDIX TO 6UIL0 ROBOTICS CENTER IN N.C.
BENNEhan HOUSE
TO NURTURE PRESFKVATION
BENNETT HOUSE
SEE BENNETT PLACE STATE HISTORi: SITE
BENNETT-LEWALLFN CO. INC.
DURHAM FIRM IS PURCHASED
BENNETT PLACE STATE HISTORIC SITE
HOW TIMES on CHANGE: DONATES BENNETT PLACE
SOLDIERS WILL RETURN TO BENNETT PLACE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
MAKING HISTORY COME ALIVE
WATCHING
SIGNS TO BENNETT PLACE FROM I-oS NOT ADEuUATE
VISITORS CENTER. SLIDE SHOW BRIGHTEN UP BENNETT PLACE
DON'T IGNORE BENNETT PLACE
CHR ISTMAS ON THE FARM
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
OPEN DOORS TO THE PAST TODAY
STEP INTO ChRISTMASES past
BENNETT PLACE VISITORS CENTER
VISITORS CENTER. SLIDE SHOW BMGhTEN UP BENNETT PLACE
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9/18/83
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9/26/83
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8/31/83
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10/01/83
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10/18/93
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10/19/83
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12/21/83
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19
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H 2 6/16/83 b 1 P P 737
S 2 8/20/83 A 2 P P K30
5 2 1/21/93 A I N
H 2 3/2<./93 A ". E
H 2 6/26/93 A 1 1 0 f
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S 2 7/1 1/83 A 2 N
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H 2 12/02/93 D 6 P N
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H 2 7/03/93 0 1 P F W66
M 2 7/18/93 B 5 N
BENSON. N.C.
KLAN MAPCHbS
IN BENSON TO REGISTER WHITE VOTERS
H 2 7/17/83 A 6
N
IPLAYI
•BENT*
•BENT'
IS DISTURBING AND WELL-OONE
IS BRUTAL. BUT POWERFUL DRAMA
BEREA BAPTIST CHURCH
•MRS. ODVIE' MISSED BY BEREA BAPTIST FRIENDS
BEREA SCHOOL
BEREA RESIDENTS WANT TO KEEP SCHOOL OPEN
GRANVILLE BOARD VOTES TO SHUT BEREA SCHOOL
BERLIN
WHY NOT U.N.
IN BERLIN?
BERMUDA
DUKE PROFESSOR TO STUDY BERMUDA SCHOOLS
BETA SIGMA PHI
NEW OFFICERS
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
TWO CHURCHES CELEBRATE CENTENNIALS
BETHEL ELEMtNTAKY SCHOOL
RAT POISON FOUND IN FOOD CONTlINtR
SBI TO ASSIST RAT-POISON PROBE
BETHESOA, N.C.
BEThESDA residents SEEKING SEJER SERVICE
BETHESDA RESIDENTS PUSH FOR SC WEK LINES
BETHESOA RESIDENTS PUSH FOR S=wER SERVICE
BETHESOA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
COUNTY C0-CHAMf5
BETHESOA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASE1ALL TEAMS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
COUNTY CHAMPS
BETHESOA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL TEAMS
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s
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10/06/93
A
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9/27/83
A
N
s
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7/13/93
A
N
s
2
5/27/83
B
' P
T37
H
2
7/30/83
A
N
H
5
2
2
1/01/93
1/01/93
A
A
N
N
S
S
S
2
2
2
3/01/83
6/01/93
9/23/83
C
C
A
N
N
N
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M23
J56
S 2 9/09/93 B 4 P P
S 2 8/13/83 A 10 P P F70
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cnuNTY CrisnPS
LEAGUE WINNERS
BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SOFTBALL TEAMS
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
BETHESDA SOFTBALL
"'"'l?THisDl'BlpTIS?'Q£&INS SANCTJARY CONSTRUCTION
= ^'?^l''5E?KE?^5MHeEnc"-isSOCUTnN SOFTBALL TEAMS
S I T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PG L P BYL
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S 2 5/16/B3 a 3 P P
S 2 6/2'5/B3 B ■^ N
H 2 1/15/83 A 6 P N
IS
bethEsoa elementary school
COUNTY EYES STUDENT SHIFTS
BETHESOA gets LYNNMAVEN PUPILS
BETHESDA TO GET LYNNHAVEN STu:)EN
AWARD-WINNING PATROL
ThIre'gO THE'lR"BeAUTIFUL BALL30NS
LEARNING EMPHASUEO
^^'"sll°BE?i?loS'^T^L^?K"s5oJunnN SOFTBALL TEAMS
«"fErBE?S??5iMSfl?^rAs'sOCliT!3N 6ASKETBALL TEAMS
^''m°liSl<l\'6l ifie'^f.i';H§ctklnN BASEBALL TEAMS
^^'"^^8t»rAiMo'H^5E: THE -" '""-" ""=
"'fEi°*ee?HfsJrlTf.Pt?l!'2fsbc!'A'T'?')N BASKETBALL TEAMS
"'5i|°'BE?S?rD^"iTif^n!'rskbcll'T';iN BAS^TB.lL TEAMS
BETHESDA VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT. ^^^ ^^^j.
BETHESDA uSlT OFFERED LOAN FO^ FIRE TRUCK
NEW FIRE STATION ON THE JOB
new officers named
ihJnks to fire department
bethesoa schedules dedication
dedication SET
AT dedication
OEDICAMON
AWARDS GIVEN
"'"r^ESiriAV.'l^'^riTER-PERFECT
•BETRAYAL' IS BIG-LEAGUE
"'II? tnh''lh\iT'.'d'i. ourham
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, SMALL
^^U^'Sl^rtiJiK^AT BUSINESS MEETING
rN5^ST3«^5^EST*JL!S\AS^JifD IN NATION
IS?fS^S^^S^J'^^T^Ss"t27I '.J°-SivING ALONG.. HUNT SAYS
BUSINESS BUREAU PLANS EXPANSHN
SBB IS COMMUNITY WATCHDOG
CAUTION IS URGED ON SALES PLANS
5flNiV^G^?S?o'!^'iaR''?VRMS SEE.
U\U''lu1%l'i\ KaS-Se f^REASE IN ARelTRATION REQUESTS
GOLD, SILVER SCHEMES MAY BILK INVESTORS
■ALERT- WARNS METALS BUYERS
niiowAM Hf Al TH SPAS RECEIVE HIjH MARKS
BO^riT CHRISTMAS SEEN BY FUNB FOR EASTERN N.C.
?Sn^^?U'D^yi°U^i;'?SY§? Vol 3i^t{i;^0LIDAYS...F0LLUW THESE.
""Ue ?S;NiA,?SN"^gS'SETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
"^^"hSc^SS^s^Li^^io
BIBLE
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SE
SE
SE
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I IWl 5^"iS^^;S?ii'^NGUAGE LECTIONARY
E ALSO PSEUDEPIGRAPHA
E ALSO RELIGION
lF?!ilSlLLE°Sls;E'*CLJsSE"s'-to'B= TAUGHT OFF SCHOOL PROPERTY
fn °IeG NNlSi-'wASTSE'DIBLE .IGHT ALL 'L™G7
BIBLICAL SCHOLAR: GOD GAVE HIM A TASK, HE FULFlLLtU
Characters
LANGUAGE I'siMPORTANT'lN RELIGION
DE-BRA INEn COUNCIL OE-SEXES BIBLE
ANCIENT WRITINGS SHORE UP BIBLE
rMliOCH CQUNC ILS" LECTIONARY D':CRIfO
IFMIS CHRIST IS NOT GOO'S OAUT.HTER
SCrVptDrE IN CONTEXT NOT C ON T> AD 1 C TOR Y
"'^'-''BlfeTi^raSS'EJATFS ORGANISE
^"RSuP°io'sEFk"ouNCIL SUPPORT OF BIKE PATHS
%TcVd\'U''^\^^li^\'iS.lVVo IS OBEYING TRAFFIC LAWS
BIKE PATHS GAIN SUPPORT IN DURHAM
^'^^klwi^E^F BIKERS
^"^"^^umSeR^^ICYClE races SET FOR AMATEURS, PROFESSIONALS
5t" llNAI WILL TEST THE ENO RIVER RACERS
PRACTICE TIME
DURHAM CYCLISTS
CARRBORO BIKE EVENTS SLATED
s
3/21/83
C
s
3/22/83
B
3/22/83
B
s
■,/13/83
A
s
6/13/83
B
H
10/2''/83
L
s
U/18/83
L
W2<,
S76
C56
M66
C5ti
H 2 3/01/83 B I n U
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H 2
<./16/83
l,/16/83
6/0<?/83
7/01/83
9/06/83
9/0')/33
9/in/83
9/12/83
9/12/83
12/19/83
5/12/83 0
5/13/83 0
F7n
F70
F70
R A15
U S66
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1/U9/83
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1/09/83
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1/12/83
A
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1/23/83
U
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1/2B/83
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S
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1/28/83
c
s
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3/18/83
A
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3/20/83
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0
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5/15/83
A
H
7
5/26/83
A
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6/20/83
A
S
7
7/12/B3
A
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7/30/83
c
S
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7/30/83
A
H
7
10/27/83
A
H
7
11/03/83
A
H
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U/15/83
A
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23
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22
1
10
3
20
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H 2 9/16/83 A 1 1
N
N Ctl
N T32
N L<>1
N Lltl
H 2
1/21/83
A
lA N
H 7
l,/09/83
A
H 7
6/12/83
L
H 7
7/07/83
A
H 7
0/20/83
c
H 7
9/09/83
A
H 7
9/17/83
A
H 7
10/19/83
A
H 7
10/22/83
A
H 7
10/26/83
A
H 7
10/28/83
A
H 2
1 /05/83
A
S 7
1 /08/83
A
H 7
1 716/83
A
H 2
11/30/83
A
H 2
3/06/83
A
9 N
S 2 6/27/83 C 1 N K90
I 2 6/28/83 B 1 P N K9n
S ? 6/30/83 A <. E
I 2 7/01/83 CI N K90
H 2 10/05/83 A
<,/0A/B3 C
<./22/83 0
i,/22/83 A
5/03/83 B
9/05/83 A
F30
W66
R91
R91
MONTHLY/AN. N UAL
I N 0 E «
12/31/83
RELAY blKE RACE PLANNED
•JERRY'S KIDS' TEAM WINS RELAY
PEDALING
MANY HELPED alTH RACE
DUKE'S 'LITTLE 500' SUCCESS OF "ANY
BICYCLE SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
DRIVERS MENACE TO BIKERS
SAFETY SKILLS PROGRAM SET FOR ORANGE YOUTHS
PROGRAM TO TEST alKEi AUTO SAFETY
BICYCLISTS IN CHAPEL HILL COMING UNOER SCRUTINY
POLICE TO MATCH BICYCLISTS
BICYCLE THEFT
BIKE FOUND
BIKE THEFT RING REPORTED BROKEN UP IN RANDLEMAN
BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO Carolina tarhheels bicycle club
BIKE EVENT looms
get out bikes and SHOW your SJPPORT FOR THE SPORT
mapping routes
biking it and liking it
pedaling for pleasure
bike-a-tmon will benefit hospital
AMPUTEE'S charity trip OVER EARLY
CHAIRMAN NAMED
1 MISSION OF SPIRIT
BICYCLES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE LANES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA TARWHEELS BICYCLE CLUB
SEE ALSO DIRT BIKES
SEE ALSO UNICYCLE
BANK ROPBER PEDALED AWAY
2 BROTHERS CHARGED WITH DU I OM BICYCLF
MIS FLEET OF BIKES TO LEND BRINGS YOUNGSTERS FLOCKING
SOMETHING A BOY MUST DO
FULL LOAD
READY TO RIDE
PEDALING WHILE IMPAIRED CHARGED
BIO-RIGGING
SEE PRICE FIXING
BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IMAGAilNEI
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
SEE ALSO OBESI TY
ASPIRING MODEL Thinks you don* t have to be thin to be gorgeous
BIG BROTHERS* DURHAM
DUKE SENIOR MARK SCHWARTZ WAS
RIG BROTHER' AT DILLON
THE BIG CHILL IFILMI
JhaRACTERS. DIALOGUE FLAW LIVELY KASDAN 'CHILL'
BIG FRANKLIN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
BUILDING, TOBACCO GUTTED BY FIRE
ARSON IS RULED OUT IN WAREHOUSE FIRE
WAREHOUSE FIRE PROBE CONTINUES
BIG si> cdnferfnce. baseball
FORCING THE ISSUE
CHAPEL HILL MRS MOLD OFF NORTHERN
ROCKETS CLINCH TIE FOR BIG SIX TITLE
EASY PATH TO SECOND
31C SI" CgNFERENCE, BASKETBALL
SES also PREP Teams. BASKETBALL
(SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL
BIG 6
PREP
tourney pairings set
smith, miss warren named best in
big six afgins "second season'
big six semifinals tonight
person shooting collars bulldogs
smith's scoring binge paces chapel hill victory
ranzino turns out knights' lights
big six berth on line tonight
tigers rout pfrsdn. win big six title
tigers dispose of rockets, advance into state playoffs
county cuts ticket prices for students
smith, chapel mill favored to snare fifth straight title
big six conference, football
Three coaching changes provide big six new flavor
BIG SIX ".-a: three new COACHES, THREE OLD CONTENDERS
BIG SIX MAS ABUNDANCE OF BALANCE
BIG SIX TEAMS BEGIN LEAGUE TITLE CHASE
RUSSELL TAKES BIG SIX RUSHING LEAD
PERSON'S RUSSELL LEADING BIG SIX RUSHING, SCORING
ERRORS COST KNIGHTS BIG Six C'OWN
HOOGIN, BORDEN TOP BIG 6 LINEJP
PERSON, NORTHERN LEAD ALL-BIG SIX SELECTIONS
BIG SIX CONFERENCE, GIRLS' BASKETBILL
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADINGI
PERSON, NORTHERN GIRLS RECORD WINS
CHAPEL HILL, VANCE IN BIG SIX GIRLS FINAL
VANCE GIRLS TOPPLE TIGERS
BIG SIX CONFERENCE, WRESTLING
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, WRESTLING I SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL
PREP NOTES: KNIGHTS TOP BIG SIX PICKS
BIG SIX LIST
SEE ALSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, N.C.
N.C. FUGITIVE IS LOCATED
HALIFAX MAN IS PLACED ON FBI'S LIST
FBI PRAISES ITS 'BIG SIX' PRO'.RAM
'BIG SIX' PASSES BIG TEST
'BIG SIX' FUGITIVE ARRESTED
ESCAPEE ADDED TO 'BIG SIX' LIST
FUGITIVE ARRESTED AFTER NAME ADDED TO FBI'S
SChOOLSI
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P D
DATE
S 2 ll/C/BJ A
H 2 11/U/B3 A
S 2 ll/U/fl3 C
S 2 11/28/83 A
H 2 12/01/83 A
PG L P 9YL
1 P P F70
H
S
H
s
H
2
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3
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3
2/l<./83 A
5/12/83 A
5/13/83 B
12/02/83 C
12/03/83 S
L
N
N
N
N
H
H
2
2
2/10/83 A
12/01/83 A
1
L
N
S 7
'V/02/83 A
3
N
M?-3
H 7
<./06/a3 A
6 P
N
S 7
'■/07/83 A
7 P
P
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H 7
•V/11/83 A
1 P
P
R91
S 7
',/ll/83 C
1 P
P
K'Vl
H 1
5/17/fl3 B
1
N
H 7
5/22/83 A
1 9
N
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BIGAMY
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, U.S.
SENATE REVIVES BILL ON POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
REDUCED BIGAMY PENALTY REJECTiO
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SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.. CURRICULUB
BILL CTLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE CTLLECTIQN AGENCIES
BILL OF RIGHTS „ ^. T
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO FREEOOM OF RELIGION
III A'tto° isiisg: SI ?sp^Sess
^^lBM°F«Ei-»l?K^?i5^II°T0 FREEDOM
ILL OF RIGHTS IFOR PATIENT CARE H,NJ
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, "TIENT RIGHT
NURSING HQMESI
III ALSO MENTAL PATIENTS BIGHTS
SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS ^^^^ ^,„cc
GROUP MILL EXAMINE DURHAM REST HUMES
6ILLBQAR0 MAGAZINE „„,
G-105 JINS MAGAZINE AWARDS
kOCG. kaBRICh earn SALUTE
'"•yi'iCIo ADVERTISING
III ttsn nIeg"? oi?OOOR ADVERTISING CU.
"Iillsoaro'^rulES heading for city council
rriMilTTEE T^STUDY BILLPDARD "ESTRICTIQNS
3?rLB0AR0 300- ThREItENS CITY LANDSCAPE, OAVIS SAYS
BILLBOARD HEARING SET
?ik^??"^AR°f,^^^!f T§!;f2;rS^°= ulboaro restrictions
CITY COUNCIL ADOPTS NEU BILLSHARD LAJ,
BILLaOARDS -luGHT TO BE ^UTLA Mc D I N C I TY
biLLBDAPOS? THERE ARE BIGGER -OPRIES
BILLBOARDS BRUTALIZE
OPPOSING STATE LAM
llWTfV^ 'bUlSoIrDS -as MISU--DERSTOOO ^^
BILLBOARDS UGLY ATROCITIES AGAINST NATURE
IT uOPKED for LINCOLN
UNCLUTTERED SCENERY
t5?rSPEEcS?'5?N"0N BILLBOARDS NOT A RESTRICTION
SIGNS TOUT FARMING. BUT IS IT *E»^1-Y TOP?
COMMISSIONERS TO HOLD HEARING ON I-^O ISSUES
'"■'■''bILLY°?aIlOR trio to play TUESDAY AT NCCU FESTIVAL
'"-'TsheJillI MAN IS ELECTROCUTED
BILTMORE ESTATE TO BUILD MINE^Y
BIMBE FESTIVAL (DURHAM AFRICAN FESTIVALl
?5^«T;l°?^0?IHilftSSrS^~MK.S HIGHLIGHTS
THE BIMBE FESTIVAL ADDS TO ARTS SCENE
IN The SPOTLIGHT: THIS wEEH'S HIGHLIGHTS
BEFORE STORM
BIMBE FESTIVAL IS RESCHEDULED
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S hIuHlIoHTS
'"'*""bi'n^MAm"sCHOOL to be AuCTIONEI SATURDAY HORNING
2^gGlTV^s'-G^"oi\S'^t JSm^It^SV^NG to crowd OFFICES
"'"tiE ALSO GAMBLING
^^SBl'"SAYs'BINGr! PROBE "AY LEAD 10 CHARGES
BINGO LAW CHANGE STUDIED
BINGO LAW REVISIONS URGED
BINGO OPERATORS TO FIGHT PROPOSAL ,„tti:o,
BINGO ABUSE CASTS DOUBT ON PLANS FOR N.C. LOTTERY
EOMISTEN Says BINGO PROFITS ARE SIPHONED OFF
;3E"Fn?;R's°Tl«S*lD5iN?2GE OF 3ING0 LA- LOOPHOLES
LOCAL CHARITIES SEE LITTLE FROFIT FROM GAMES
SBI INVESTIGATES THOSE RUNNIN. BINGO GAMES
aiNCo'ASSou?iinN head defends share charities get
TIGHTENl^G BINGO LAW COULD BE WRONG MOVE
!3v"jL'J^?;Rt"sF^vifio? Iul'Is sent to SUBCOMMITTEE
J;ilL"i?P§DSEs'BUrTO°CHA^il ^?^go%EGULATlpNS ^^.„
RESOLUTION WILL KEEP STATE RUNNING UNTIL BUDGET OK'D
MORE TriiN 2.500 PLAYERS EXPECTED AT BINGO GAME
NEW BINGO LAW DELAYED IN HOUSE
5i~T'i?sl:l"ve'R?"5fLPlS SENT BAG. TO COM-ITTEt
BIG-BUCKS BINGO DRAWS J.'.OO
5oSlE'SE5lJ?l°?NElEAs!Sin;TS'^SsPECTION FEE
A SAO SCENE FOR CMERQKEES
STAGE SET FOR CLASH ON BINUO ■<ILLS
BILL REGULATING BI NGO GE TS SEN ATE NOT
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?FNAIF APPROVES a LL ON BINGO REGULATIONS
Hull 5I"?ED ON ATTEMPT TO 'EPEAL SUCCESSION
TIGHTER BINGO REGULATIONS ENA TED
CHiPTER BUS FIRM LOSES TS LICENSE
BLAME ELROPFANS FOR TRAIL OF TcARS
BINrn OPERATORS CRY FOUL OVER NEW STATE LAW
ci^RITIES EXPECTED TO GET MOR= BINGO REVENUE
NEW BINGO LA. GOES INTO EFFECT
Srw'll°NL''l:-°!siLb^SE'oTY^rDSI? RESTRAINING ORDER
KEEP NEW BINGO LAW AS IS
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DATE
PC, L l> BTL
JUDGE PLANS rO MtAR bINCO LAM ARGUMENTS
JUOCE PARTIALLY LIFTS INJUNCTION ON BINGO LAW
BINGO SOUABBLE A RESULT OF GAMBLING PARANOIA
PART OF BINGO LAy UPHELD
niNKLEY BAPTIST CHURCH ICHAPEL H ILL i N.C.J
OEAf PREPARE FOR SERVICE
niOCIOES
CITY AWAITS TPXIC WASTE STUDY
■BIOCIOES' HELD THREAT TO AQUATIC LIFE IN N.C.
COMPANY: G£R« KILLERS SAFE
COMPANY DISPUTES STATE ON aio:iots
N.C. BOARD SEEKS RESTRICTIONS ON BIOCIDE USE
BIOCIOE RESTRICTIONS URGED
MOBILE LAB HELPS IDENTIFY TOKIC AGENTS
PROGRESS HAS A DARK SIDE
TIGHTFR blOCIOE RULES URGED
STRONGER BIOCIOE POLICY IS UR3ED
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BIOMECHANICS
DUKE PROFS STUDY JELLY FISH,
PRAIRIE DOG BURROWS
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO GENETIC ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS TEAM
SPACE-AGE TECHNOLOGY TAKES OFF
HIS OWN BOSS now: BIOMEDICAL rNGINEER LEFT HOSPITAL TO START BUSINESSES
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SIONEXUS
THE
SPIN-OFFS: IS THE PROMISE OF SILICON VALLEY COMING TRUE IN THE RTP7 H 2 5/29/83 A 21 P F L^I
BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO ONA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV. 81 OTEt HNOLOGY PROGKAM
FUTURE Ship builders may use iothfr nature
LEGISLATURE TO STUDY HATER IN JORDAN LAKE, HAU RIVER
BIOTECHNOLOGY STUDY TO HELP \1 DURHAM
17 MILLION CENTER PLANNED FOR RTP
RESEARCH TRIANGLE TO GET NEW PLANT
GENE-SPLICING TO BE NEW N.C. HIGH-TECH INDUSTRY
N.C. STATE ESTAiiLISHING BIOTECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
NEW PROGRAM TO STUDY FOOD, ANIMAL DISEASES
RESEARCHERS ARE RACING STARVATION
SOME THOUGHTS ON TOSSING GOOD MONEY AFTER BAD
STATE GETS 'B' IN B 1 0TECHN0L03 Y ____,
BIRCHWOOD ESTATES
DISCIPLINE METHODS WORRY PARENT GROUP
50 TURNKEY HOMES ARE SOLD
9IR0 FEEDERS
MAKE CHRISTMAS TREE A GIFT TO BIRDS
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ALSO Bluebirds
ALSO MYNA BIROS
ALSO OSPREYS
ALSO STARLINGS
_ ^ ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-ChaRLOTTF CAROLINA RAPTOR REHABILITATION C RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO UOODPECkERS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE BIRD WATCHERS
PECK-PECK-PECK; THESE BIRDS TURN HOUSES INTO HUMES
» REGION OF EXOT ICS
WELCOME HOME, PERCH
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SET
ANYBODY HOME?
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
LAKE BIROS DON'T MIND THE RAH
1 HUNGRY BIRD'S MEAL HAY NOT BE SO TASTY
N.C. WILL BE PREPARED TO AID DIL-SOAKED BIROS
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SEE ALSO AUDUBON SOCIETY
SEE ALSO NEW HOPE AUOUbON SOCIETY
BARBARA ROTH'S LIFE IS FOR TH? BIROS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE BIRD WATCHERS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE BIRD WATCHERS
SLIDES, DISCUSSIONS, LAKE OUTING PART OF BIRD WATCHERS PROGRAM
BIRTH CERTIFICATES
CONE HOSPITAL TO RECORD OOLL 'blRTnS'
STATE TO CRACK DOWN ON FALSE I OS
BIRTH Choice
GROUP THAT OPENS DQOHS FOR PREGNANT WOMFN MAY HAVE TO CLOSE ITS OWN
BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTHS, ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO Childbirth
SEE ALSO CONTRACEPTIVE SPONGES,
SEE ALSO ESTROGEN
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
SEE ALSO OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO POPULATION CONTROL
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO SQUEAL LAW
SEE ALSO STERILIZATION
SEE ALSO VASECTOMIES
TEEN sex: KEEP THE PARENTS IN THE DARK
MORE CONTRACEPTION OPTIONS TO BE AVAILABLE
CLINICS USURPING PARENTAL RIGHTS
'SQUEAL LAW' SPARKS DEBATE
BIRJH CONTROL STUOY GETS HONEY
EDUCATION IS NEEDED TO STOP 'SQUEAL law'
new contraceptive will be soli in fall
expert says many approaches needed to birth control
birth control pills
study finos pill protects women from some cancer
pill-Cancer link doubted
The pill: BENEFITS OUTWEIGH RISKS
BIRTH OEFEC TS
SEE ALSO FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
SEE ALSO GENETIC COUNSELING
SEE ALSO MARCH OF DIMES
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
THE PLIGHT OF BABY DOE
HEALTH MAINTENANCE BILL IS PROTESTED BY INGRAM
BILL SEEKS STATEWIDE BIRTH DEFECT SCREENING PROGRAM
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'£r/. r,,r;.vra[".\.J°r^?2?s?.?;?is^.so,c..PEc, B...ES
SIn5Vn& riEiTHENT TO HANDICAPPEO RABIES OeBATEO
STATE LAH«AKEHS KUL INFANT BILL
Sr,K'E'"s?S%ESS?l'J"x!E°TV IN PREGNANCY ,^ ^
rctpTir MATF9IAL MAY mELP GAur. E B RTM RISKS
5ISrNiTAr Su"piSkT"EA«'LISTENS ANO ?|JS5U»ES
GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT OECIOE L'PI' 21*' ISSUES
^5SsS?^E^*!'B^BY^^"A;lJf^?c'5RSs^A,DM,sGu■oEo
??SSi'?NS^!i7?f lE^VrH^N^Li^SfR TO UNBORN CHILO
DEBATING -BABY DOE' "ycFS
LECITHIN LINKED TO BIRTH OEFE-TS
BIRTH RATE
SEE ALSO DEATH RATE
SEE ALSO POPULATION. N.C.
Ill itsO SSlv''QF°K:c":CMAPeL HILL CAROLINA POPULATION CENTER
SOCIETY THREATENED «ITH EXTINCTION
°'""2iEN IS CHRISTMAS MORE THAN A HOLIDAY?
^'"sErALAHANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, BIRTHING ROOM
BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO PIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO PATERNITY SUITS
^".OMi^°E"l&s'p'LEA OF GUILT, IN BABY'S DEATH
^'""i\Jg?MIMrRSS^ERY
2 ARRESTED IN HOLDUP
'"""man CHARGED -ITH BITING FINGER
POLICE SAY MAN BIT OFF A F INGF R
RLACK AND DECKER MANUFACTURING CO.
^'■GE TO SELL HOUSEWARES OPERATHN
HI ACK COLLEGES. N.C.. DE SEGRFGA T I 0>< ,,„...
INTEGRATiSn has become one-hay STREET
■"-'iEE^At^O^M^RICAN NEGRO COLLEGE FUND
FUND DRIVE SEEKS S125.000
'"""snii'lliVi ?3lTC"D?'li?S?rRi8i?^LTS FROM MOCKSVILLE
BLACK nuCK
SEE ALSO DUCKS
BLACK OUCK: a
DECLINE WITHOUT SOLID ANSWERS
^'•*SEe"1l5o''duPHAM city schools, BLACK HISTORY
III ALSO S^vf^OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, AFRO- AMER I C AN STUDIES
"stamp EXHIBIT TO FEATURE 8LAC< HISTORY
CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH riiETURF
BLACK HISTORY MONTH. ..SPOTLIGHT ON CULTURE
PLAN FOR QUll „ ^,
f5J'^llL":;R^Sl? ^?«S^'T^«fBVBaUT BLACKS
°B?:C^°s?KS5ES°?^ro:LSE"NWHSwiV'^TT^I"g?CLINE AT AREA UNIVERSITIES
"*"^!i!f*h:a^noj:i^:e!ip3?;!is.T ON CULTURE
BL^i^HllTORY^SNTH BEGINS IN SCHOOLS
IT- S HISTORY
RUFFIN SPEAKS
PLAY HIGHLIGHTS BLACKS
SMILES FOR PERFORMERS , ,
DURHAM TECH lAPFS TO FEATURE SLACKS
POETRY CAN BE FUN
TRAC ING THEIR ROOTS
ESSAY WINNERS
BLACK INDUSTRIES
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'^'I^E-^rsS'Sc'lcK-^^^SiS'^S^INESSES ^ ,,,,,„,,,
BLACK MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION PLANS CONFERENCF
"'■iEE'°AL'lo FL.'ck'-eIc^haNTS ASSOCIATION ^ ,
SEE itso oDrham business anO prifessional chain
S^ll tttn° N":cris$0^?Al?S^'g?'MINURITY BUSINESSES
:VSrs'«Mig''JoJ"Rr."Gfl°MiNa,iTY business program
MlNnRVTY'FIRMs'foSFERENCE TO INCLUDE DURHAM OFFICIALS
ECONOMIC PARITY A MUST. CHAIN TOLD
RIAfKS SEEK ECONOMIC PARITY
CoiMlsSlONtRS ASKED TO OK MINORITIES POLICY
MINORITY FIRMS HELPED
MINORITY BUSINESS HEARING PLA>INED
"i™ PROMISES MORE "tNO?"'' f «" *'° „„c,M:<<fS
ummT BAfiC; IFCI^LATIGN TO mEL' SMALL BUSlNtiStb
SppjR?;NI?IFl''ilt:L OPEN AS RECESSION WINDS DOWN
PUBLISHER; BLACK FIRMS NEED CASH TO EXPAND
BLACK BUSINESS NEEDS UNITY
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1/31/63
2/02/83
2/03/83
2/17/83
3/22/83
3/23/83
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2/03/83
2/06/63
2/10/83
2/11/83
2/12/83
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2/19/83
2/19/83
2/25/63
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3/21/83
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3/09/83
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BLACK EXECUTIVES PELIEVE "ECESSIOH. FEDERAL POLICY HAVE CUT RECRUITING
CHAIN OUSTS ITS OiaeCTOR
STATE MINORITY BUSINESS GROUP MEETS THUPSOAV
MINORITY BUSINESSMEN URGED TO DEVELOP FIRMS
MINORITY BUSINESSES URGED TO IFFER NEEDED SERVICES
yiNSTON-SALEM TRIES TO INCREASE BUSINESS WITH MINORITIES,
WINSTON-SALEM SEEKING MINORITY BUSINESS
BLACK STREET TO aE TOPIC OF MEETING ^ „
REAL ESTATE: FROM FOOTBALL IN THE YAZOO BASIN TO MACkOBIOLOGY IN DURHAM
AIDING MINORITY FIRMS
PROGRAM .ILL AID MINORITY BUSINESSMEN
CHAMBERt BLACK BUSINESS CHAIN FORGE LINK FOR WORKING TOGETHER
SLACK PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
BLACK DOCTOR REMEMBERS OLDER TIMES
BLACK REPUBLICANS OF DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, DURHAM COUNTY
BLACK GOP TO ORGANIZE
HAWKINS TO SPEAK TO BLACK REPJBLICANS
BLACK SABBATH IROCK GROUPI
RECORD STORE OWNER PULLS ROCK ALBUM
BLACK WALNUTS , ,
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE HIGHER EDUCATION SET
BLACK WOMEN
ARTICLE UNFAIR TO BLACK WOMEN
CORPORATE «ORLO TOUGH FOR BLACK WOMEN
NCCU TO HOST CONFERENCE ON LIVES OF BLACK WOMEN
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON WOMEN
BLACKBEARD, KNIGHl OF THE BLACK FLAG (PLAYI
PLAY Casts blackbearu as rogue, gentleman
BLACKBIRDS
FALCONS COULD MINIMIZE BLACKBIRD PROBLEM
RLACKHAIL
SEE EXTORTION
BLACKNALL ST. GROCERY
GROCERY LOSES FOQO STAMP TRADE
BLACKOUTS
SEE POWER FAILURES
BLACKS, Durham
SEE ALSO BLA
SEE ALSO BLA
SEE ALSO DUR
SEE ALSO OUR
WHITE SLAT
DEMOCRATS
DEMO LEADE
RACIALLY B
BLACKS APP
SHIFT IS S
CHRISTIAN
HOW TIMES
BOARD OF E
LEADERS KE
A SLAP AT
CHAIN OUST
anARO REFU
GROUPS ASK
BLACK GRQU
GROUPS' SC
ALL-»HII£
ACTION, NO
COUNTY SCH
SUGGESTED
YEAGER OFF
DEPUTY SUP
PUNISHMENT
SCHOOL BOA
TEACHER* S
DR. REID"S
■WE REaCTE
N.C. BLACK
SPAULDINGS
CKS, N.C.
CKS, U.S.
HAM, N.C, RACE
HAM COMMITTEE ON
E ROUSES IRE OF
CHOOSE ELECTIONS
RS TRIED TO PREV
AStD POLITICS HA
EAR IN CONTROL 0
EEN IN DURHAM DE
GROUP MAY GO STA
on CHANGE: DUKE
LECTIONS CHANGES
COGNIZED
BLACK COMMITTEE
S ITS DIRECTOR
SES BLACKS' RFOU
BLACK TUTORIAL
PS ASK FOR SCHOO
hOOL idea EARNS
BOARD: BLACK GRO
T COMPLAINTS, TO
QOLS NEED BLACK
POLITICAL ROLE 9
ENDS BLACKS
ERINTENDENT REQU
REPORTS WANTED
RD'S FAIRNESS DE
FIRING WASN'T RA
PROTEST 'EMBARR
D TO THE TIMES'
S WELCOME BID
GIVEN DUE HONOR
relatiuns
the affairs of black people
bla:ks
board members
ent black-whitt clash
RM 3URHAM COUNTY
F CIIUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
MOCRATIC PARTY
TEWI Df
CHANGES PLANS
PROPOSED
EST TO RESET MEET InG
PROGRAM IN COUNTY SCmOULS
L CHANGES
MIXED REVIEW
UPS WANT CHANGE FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS
FURTHER BLACKS' CAUSE
ADVI SORY PANEL
Y SUPERINTENDENT WRONG
EST NIXED
ON SAME DAY
SERVES COMMENDATION
CISM
Sfl NG'
S BY NAACP
MAY FACE HARD TIMES
BLACKS, EMPLOYMENT
SEE JOB TRAINING
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
BLACKS, FARMERS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S.
OFFICIALS SAY MINORITY FARMERS IN N.C.
BLACKS. JUDGES
SEE ALSO JUDGES. U.S.
HUNT NAMES 15T BLACK TO N.C. SUPREME COURT
GOVERNOR TO APPOINT FRYF TO STATE SUPREME COURT
THE NEWS SAID BECTON; FRYE'S SON KNEW OTHERWISE
FRYE A FINE CHOICE
1ST BLACK JUDGE TAKES OFFICE IN WESTERN N.C.
BLACK JUDGE TAKES OATH
BLACKS, MAYORS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS
SEE ALSO MAYORS, U.S.
HAROLD WASHINGTON'S RECORD: JAIL TERM, DISBARMENT
WATCH THIS NATIVE SON
GANTT: DETERMINATION WAS KEY TO VICTORY
GANTI SAYS HIS ELECTION HELPS BLACK CANDIDATES
BLACKS, MIL ITaRY
PITT COUNTY TO CHANGE MONUMENT
BLACKS, MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
MAKING PLANS
JUNE CONCERT SERIES SALUTES BLACK MUSIC
N
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-_ -_. DURHAM
SFE ALSO BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BLACK NURSES ISSJCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION Of BLACK EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
ABC OFFICER PROMOTED; IN VE ST I". A TOR IS AODEO
BLACK PARTY SEEKS PLACE ON BALLOT
ex-SHERIFF DRAWS FIRE
7 1/01/83 C I
2 1/17/83 A 10
2 1/17/83 A 1 I
Q N T M L » / » '<,^„V,2,'-
INDEX
12/31/83
S U B J E C
fti if K pnPlIUMON IN N.C. INCREASES
orscSiHiNlnoN rulinc ovEsruRNEO
BL»CH GPOUP FOCUSING ON N.C.
9LACK lE»OE« SIBESSES ECONOMI. c
AKeTmSS north CAROLINA CROWN
5:,'L?^«E-.Bll"LEG?$^S7i£"o?sk,CTSC.LL60 01 SCRIM NATORy
I'c 'JiiEuE 3i'-'MUN?c'lPAUTIEs'ELECIS ITS FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT
SoSe ti^C^iLKK LEADERS like ^ONO.LE-S REMARKS
BLACKS. POLITICAL OFF I CE HOLDERS
II ttIS gtp'Si5'c3i;??^EE ON T^
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK DEMOCBATIC L
Sore WOMEN and blacks in 1983
UHITF SLATE ROUSES IRE OF BL AC
DEMOCRATS CHOOSE ELECTIONS BQA
DEMO LEADERS TRIED TO PREVENT
RACIALLY BASED POLITICS HARM 0
SlNORITY SUCCESS NOT NEM '
JESSE JACKSON SEES OLD SOylH,
SoGthFRN RACISM STILL eNJ"£NCH
BLACK OFFICIALS HEAS HOPEFULS
SiTNESS CITES RACIAL POLARIZAI
2 UNC PROFESSORS TESTIFY ON RA
WHITE VOTER «EGISTRATION DROPS
MULTIMEMBER LEGISLATIVE pSTR
OFFICIAL TESTIFIES NO RACIAL
WITNESSES SAY BLACKS FACE BAR)
senator: 5INGLE-MEMBER OISTRI:
WITNESS BACKS CURRENT SYSTEM 3
WLTI^EMBER DISTRICTS CALLED .
SLACKS HOPE TO WIN N.C., CONM
FORMER EDUCATOR PLANNING TO J]
BLACJ CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR S
ORANGF CHAIRMAN SJJS ?LACK OFF
JACKSON URGES POLITICAL TRADES
JACKSON'S NCCU TALK RESULTS IM
N.C. BLACKS WELCOME BID
jackson's campaign must follow
tSrnoSt seen crucial in CHABLT
voters in charlotte elect citr
NEW COUNCIL REFLECTS POPULATi:
MONDALE HURT -OST BY JACKSON C
GANTT: DETERM nation WAS KEY T
GANTT SAYS HIS ELECTION HELPS
='-'"i-slHy§LS' 'racial ratio ATILT
AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
EAOERSHIP CAUCUS
LEG! SLATURE
KS
RO MEMBERS
BLACK-WHITE CLASH
lURHAH COUNTY
NOT TODAY'S
ED
FOR GOVERNOR
ION IN N.C. ELECTIONS
CE FACTOR IN POLITICS
, N.C. OFFICIAL SAYS
CTS CALLED DISCRIMINATORY
NTENT FOUND IN ASSEMBLY RE D 1 ST R IC T I NG
TS WEREN'T URGED
to^T^BLACK VOTING STRENGTH
E5SICNAL RACES IN '8".
IN GOVERNOR'S RACE ,,„„„,
TRESS'=S EDUCATIONAL REFORMS
ICIALS ARE ROLE MODELS
REGISTERING OF SOD STUDENTS
HIGH ROAD
TTE ELECTION
'S FIRST BLACK MAYOR
N PATTERNS
ANDIDACY
0 VICTORY
BLACK CANDIDATES
''-'sEe'aLSo'^S"^ association of black EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.
^SN^I'lIScK^^oSI'Tgls^iSouP H.= MBERS DISCUSSED CONCERNS
■iLACKS. TELEVISION
III iti? ?ltrv 1 SR. STEREOTYPE.. ^^^.
biKis::; itrKs^'rA^Ni^^^^u^^nSSSicsM level off
BLACKS. UNEMPLOYMENT
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
^'•"sEe'aLSo'pLACKS. DURHAM
III Itig S'A^iS^lL'aLlCK INQPEN^IS^^U""' """'
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
'^iptb^SisrEK'p'R^'srD^ur.^ ^;5< FORCE
THE BROKEN PROMISE
A iuEENLY START
GLIMPSES: SELMA BURKE
CLOSING GAP ON TEST SCORES
KS, U.S.. CA^^CER
MORE MINORITY IN
BLACKS, U.S., MIGRATION
SEE ALSO Population, u.s.
BLACKS MIGRATE TO NEW SOUTH
SLACKS. VOTER REGISTRATION
II :tlS 'iuniil l°nllVlW^ ON .LACK VOTER PARTICIPATION.
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION
VOTER REGISTRATION CONTINUING NONSTOP
JESSE JACKSON TO APPEAR MERE
^ficKT.N'ff.HlS !f5J'GE?"iF%UTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
VOTE CAMPAIGN COMES TO DHS
J?isl'"lA?!^|;5&SrE's'0LD SOUTH. NOT TODAY'S
f 'ErD3M^?2li;jVP.!;2JS^N?':'rAri?u'-l-i;HORTS, 'SIGN UP'
hIaD OF NaScP CALLS FOR VOTE REGISTRATION
?^IS SIsSAGE TIMELESS
SOUTHERN RACISM STILL ENTRENCHED
MOTION TO QUASH OFFERED
BLACK REGISTRATION URGED
ShaI NORTH CaS6una NEWSPAPERS S" 'ao^J,^ti'",;|
SnONEYHAM BEGINS DRIVE '?SIGV UP CHRISTIAN VOIFR
ACTION, NOT COMPLAINTS, TO F U' THE R BL ACK S L AUS t
WHITE VOTER REGISTRATION DROPS, N.C. OFFICIAL SAY
VOTER REGISTRATION
---RS
BLACKS* WRITERS
SEE ALSO WRITERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WRITERS, SOUTHERN
SEE ALSO WRITERS, U.S.
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6/02/83
6/08/83
6/21/83
7/08/83 A
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8/03/83 A
10/11/83 A
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'CCLORED 64RD' PJ6L1SHE0 FIRST BLACK BOHK IN N.C.
S U H J E C r S
PACL 6 5
BLACK SHI THS
VESTcR»EaR:
DURHAM SETS TASTE OF 19Tn-CENTURY CHRISTMAS
BLAIR HOUSE (RESTAURANT)
LAKYEO HAS MONEY TCI LIVE AHAY
8LAL0CK ROAD
OUST UNSETTLED ON BLALOCK RD A,) • S FATE
8LALCCK ROAD RESIDENTS SEEKING CITY rJRIOGE
MEETING DEMANDED (IN flRIOCf AN") ROAD
COMMITTEE FAVORS PAVING PART DF ROAD
BLALDCK'S CQNVENIENCF STORE
RDuGEMONT STORE ROBBED
BLAST CRISIS IMUSIC GROUP)
BLUES COMBO MEDICS' 'BLAST-
BLIND
SEE ALSO BLIND REHABILITATION UNIT
SEE AlSn CATARACTS
SEE ALSO MOREHEAD SCHOOL FOR THf BLIND
SEE ALSO RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA
SEE ALSO VISION
BLIND MAN RESCUED FROM APT.
NEIGHBOR RESCUES BLIND MAN
READING ALOUD
BLIND GIRL HOPING TO SEE IN UIRHAM
SIGHT, DIABETES LINK IS FOCUS
MEDICAL FIRM TO APPEAL »1.5 MILLION AWARD TO BOY
SURGERY HELPS BRAZILIAN GIRL SEE
SAYING FAREWELL
MANY PEOPLE hFLPED blind GIRL
CREDIT MUST BE SHARED
BLIND GOLFER'S MENTAL PICTURE TRANSLATES INTO MID-9DS SCORES
PROGRAMS AVAILABLE FOR DIABETIC PATIENTS
ALAMANCE COIJRTROOM VISIT IHPRDVEO MAN'S EYESIGHT
THE LIFE-SAVING TOUCH; RED CRTSS GIVES CPR COURSE FOR THE dLIND
LEARNING TO HELP BLIND
BLIND MAN IS INJURED IN HIT, 'UN
SHE RECEIVED GIFT OF SIGHT
BLIND REHABILITATION UNIT
BUDGET CUTS THREATEN CENTER F:1 R bLIND
CHANGE MAKES SENSE
CENTER FOR BLIND TO MOVE TO RALEIGH FROM fluTNER
JOBS SECURE FOR WORKERS
REHAB CENTER MOVE OPPOSED
SLOOO
SEE ALSO PLASMA
UNC SCIENTISTS THINK THEY'VE FOU.WO NEW FORM OF BLOOD CELL
BLOOD DONORS
SEE ALSO 6L03DM0BILE
RED CROSS SCREENING BLOOD OONTRS FOR AIDS
RED CROSS WORKERS SCREENING FOR SYNDROME
BLOOD DONORS
BLOOD DONATIONS DECLINE IN JUVE
AIDS: 'NO NEED TO PANIC' DUKE DOCTOR SAYS
BLOOD DONORS SCREENED FOR AIDS SYMPTOMS
BLOOD-COLLECTING PROCEDURES SAID OK TO SCREEN FOR AIDS
RED CROSS NEEDS THREE BLOOD TYPES
BLOOO DONORS SOUGHT
FOUR TYPES OF BLOOD NEEDED BY RED CROSS
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY DISEASE KILLS DONOR OF BLOOO FACTOR...
boy: DEATH 'COMES IN' WITH AIDS
RECOGNITION PROGRAM SINGLES OUT VOLUNTEERS
TO DONATE BLOOD
WANTED: DRIVERS
STORY AIDS RED CROSS DONOR EFFORT
BLOOO DRIVE STARTS TUESDAY
GIVING BLOOD
BLOOD SUPPLIES DECLINE DURING HOLIDAY SEASON
SLOOO PRESSURE
SEE ALSO HYPERTENSION
A PERSONAL TOUCH
WILL A CLOVE A DAY KEEP DOCTOR AWAY?
DUKE CLINIC EYES BLOOD PRESSURE
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING CLINIC
DUKE HYPERTENSION CLINIC SEEKS CAUSES
BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
AFTON AREA RESIDENTS GIVE BLOOD SAMPLES
BLOOO TRANSFUSIONS
TRANSFUSION METHOD HELPS TRANSPLANT PATIENTS
AIDS: 'NO NEED TO PANIC DUK! DOCTOR SAYS
BLOOD VESSELS
UNC SURGEONS FIND WAY TO REDUCE RISK OF INFECTIONS IN ARTERIAL GRAFTS
BLOODMOaiLE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOOD DONORS
BLOODMOBILE TO VISIT SCHOOL
BLOSSOM GARDEN CLUB
SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
SCHOOL RECEIVES PLANTS
BLOSSOM GARDENERS WORK HARD AT OHS
BLOWING RUCK, N.C.
THE HIGH COUNTRY;
N F
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s
5/25/83
A
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5/27/83
A
1 2
N
s
5/31/83
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s
7/26/93
A
L
H 2 ',/2<./83 A 22
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1/31/83
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B30
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1/31/83
A
N
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6/25/83
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7/29/83
H
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9/15/83
A
N
Jb6
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8/2'./83
A
N
s
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8/29/83
A
N
H
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8/30/83
A
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N
H
7
9/01/93
c
N
H
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9/0'./83
r
1 4
N
H
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9/06/83
A
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N
S
7
9/10/83
A
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P
C56
s
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10/10/83
U
P
N
JU6
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11/04/83
A
L
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11/28/93
A
1 2
N
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12/23/83
(
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12/29/93
L
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N
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A
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5/19/93
(.
H
N
BiO
H
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9/22/83
C
16
N
s
2
9/22/93
c
5
N
H 2 1/15/93
H 2 3/06/93 A 14 N
H 2 7/29/93 B 1 N B30
H 2 2/07/93 A
H 1 4/16/83 B 1
H 2 1/16/93 A 19 N
H 2 2/13/83 E 10 P U G79
THERE'S GRA10FATHEK MOUNTAIN, TWEETSIE, BLOWING ROCK H 2 7/31/83 D 9 p F
BLUE AND GRAY FOOTBALL GAME
AREA PLAYERS SET FOR BLUE-GRAY CLASH
BENNETT, ACC STARS TOP GRAY RISTER
BENNETT HITS GAME-WINNER
BENNETT'S TO PASS SEALS WIN FOR GRAY
BLUE BELL MANUFACTURING, INC.
BLUE BELL SAYS STRATEGY COULD BOOST EARNINGS
BLUE BELL SALES OOWN ; PROFITS UP
3 TEXTILE FIRMS WENT PRIVATE DURING 1993
BLUE CROSS C BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
INSURANCE COST RISES AT DUKE
DUKE RAISES INSURANCE DEDUCTIBLES
S 2 12/23/93 D 1 N
H 2 12/25/93 B 3 N
S 2 12/26/83 D 5 P N
H 2 12/26/93 8 2 P N
H 2 2/D4/83 A 12
H 2 11/10/83 A 20
H 2 12/29/83 B <.
H 2 1/12/93 B I
S 2 1/12/93 A 7
MONTHLY/
INDEX
12/31/83
aC/BS EXPANDS HEALTH COVERAGE ^ . „, .,
hil Si,t!;lRl?T?^f!"c^?6^J%*^^S^^ir^S^E'SE.LTH p.*. OPTIC.
CHIRLOTTE FIRM RtCEIVES AWAPO
FIRM c IIEO
PARENTS CAN PREVENT DRUG USE „ ..^ ^
PROBLEMS CITED In STATE EMPLOYEES' INSURANCE
"SrT: BLUE CROSS iAITEO TOO LONG FOR ylNOOW SUIT
CLAIM UNPA ID
ROOM RATES JUMP AT HOSPITAL ,„,,,
OUTPATIENT CARE CUTS MED 1 C AU C OST S
I^OZV. grplSl fM?^8virs'5'ESS.SURANCE PLAN
^tiil ^S81l%rrs'jE^?rRiT?SS;N HONOR OF SOTH ANN ,V|RSARY
BUCKS FOR 6UCKLING UP: BLUE CiOSS GIVING PRIZES TO EMPLQVt
FIRMS CELEBRATE MILESTONES
FIRM H ise TO BACK BELT USE
t^PRllfTN* Up
SLUE CROSS REPORTS HIGH GROUP ENROLLMENT
HEALTH PLAN GAINS POPULARITY
J;?g°,::;So°^il? ISRS^f^J"lS'pE.SON.L CARE PLAN
3?5SiJVs'MTiLi?Sn§^ p'e^c^Srd'^eIn'as good example fur st.
bJSe crSss inJites puolic to anniversary party, tour
blue cross and blue shield: open housf
S;t,PJSSIsTRO?t';^G'?2J^8ER INSURANCE COVERAGE
THE 3UESTIJN NOT ANSWERED
EoOfRiop'PRMSErtECJRO OF BLIE CROSS, BLUE SHIELD
S^nf:it»"sT'SEM G%'^lN'?S^?sfS!?%0« RETAIL STORES
PRIVATE PATIENTS HELP PAY EXPENSES
NATIONAL HMO NETWORK FORMED
BLUE CROSS L BLUE SHIELD OF N.C., EMPLOYEES
NO BLUES HERE,. ^
TURNING BACK TIME
GIVING BLOOD
BLUE CRO
N.C. CITIES, TOuNS
ROSS C BLUE SHIELD OF N.C, HISTORY
r.ILESTONE FOR BLUE CROSS
l°i]W 11" 'anS Sn -MEfcB r"S^ PITAL CARE formed IN
BLUE CROSS celebration: TIME FOR SOBER CHANGES
FIRST BENEFITS
nillF CROSS AND BLUf SHIELD OF N.C, SALES AND EARNINGS
'■"^ BlSecSoSS REPORTS BEST UUAR TE RL Y GROW H
BLUE CROSS SHAVES »125 MILLION OFF COSTS
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD PRINTINS SHOP
PRINTING SHOP FIRE
BLUE JEANS
LONG HAUL ,r,,rn
FAKE DESIGNER JEANS SEIZED „^, ,,.,, ,,...
COURT BATTLE EXPECTED OVER MEXICAN JEANS
JEANS: MAJOR SOVIET PROBLEM
^'■"^ CUMBERLAND SUNDAY SALES LAW UPSET
BLUE LAWS STILL ON BOOKS IN SOME
WILMINGTON BLUE LAWS OPPOSED
BLUE LIGHTS ,,„,,
SEE AUinS, BLUE LIGHTS
°'"'Cc'?'?OB2?c8'sfEC°U^tlPs KEEP TAOS ON BLUE -OLD
BLUE MOLD FOUND IN 3 COUNTIES
BLUE MOLD FOUND IN 5 COUNTIES „.,c,, ,-„,^.Tti:5
BLUE "OLD FOUND ON LEAF IN 15 OF STATE'S COUNTIES
BLUE MOLD FOUND IN PERSON
GRANT TO FIGHT BLUE NOLO
BLUE MOLD ON DECLINE IN N.C.
"''" S:??^E1S"hX?Jh?"'.N NATION'S TOP FIVt
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
RAIN. COOL SAVE FALL COLOR SHTW
pliL COLORS ON PARKWAY EXPECTED TO PEAK TODAY
blue suede decade (playl
'blue sueoe' is all shook up
blueberries ,„„..
Se'S fighting jack frost
blueberry crop may drop
bluebirds
"fOLKS°AROuSo here: WITH THE BIRD SET
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUuHT
"'-'""fNiE?¥?G!TORM''BiD-RICGING PRIBE FAR FROM OVER
BOARD OF CHAR ITIFS,ANO^PUBLIC "^LFARE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
BOAT BUILDERS , ,
SEE ALSO SHIPBUILDING „,,,„
HURRICANE NO ILL WIND TO YAChT MAKER
CHATHAM BOAT BUILDER BRINGS BACK WOOD
FIRM GETS NAVY CONTRACT
"°*5ee"SiE?NAMESE REFUGEES
BOAT SAFETY „ ,,
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BOATS ,
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, N.C.
SEE ALSO SAFETY ._ ^„
THEY GO OVERBOARD WITH POWER
BOAT SAFETY URGED AT BEACHES, LAKES
^'^'sEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BOATS
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1/26/93 A 5 N
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l/30/n3 0 12 N
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2/13/83 A n N
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2/l'./a3 CI N
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3/0'i/B3 A3 N EOS
H 2
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5/12/83 C 1 N MZJ
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5/13/83 A 1 fJ "|5
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5/25/83 B 1 N L3e
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5/26/83 A 2". N
H 2
6/06/83 B 1 N
S J
6/25/B3 A 2 P N
H 2
6/28/83 6 1 N
H 2
6/30/83 A 4 E
S 2
7/02/83 A <. E
S 2
7/30/63 A 1 P P K30
S 2
7/30/83 A 2 P N
5 2
8/10/83 CI N J56
H 2
8/l<,/fl3 0 10 0 N CI
S 2
8/15/83 A 3 N
H 2
a/22/93 B 1 N
S 2
8/22/83 C 3 H N
H 2
<)/ll/a3 D 10 N
H 2
9/11/83 B 3 P A
S 2
9/16/n3 A ". F
H 2
9/23/83 b 1 N H90
H 2
9/26/83 A 5 L
H 2
9/29/83 A » L ,
H 2
10/27/83 B 1 P N L<.1
S 2
10/27/83 C 9 N J56
H 2
11/10/83 A 20 N L<.1
S 2
11/10/83 A 1 3 N C60
H 2
12/18/93 0 10 N CI
H 2
8/18/83 B 1 P P M66
5 2
3/18/83 B 5 P P M66
5 2
12/23/83 C 7 P P "66
S 2
9/16/83 A ". E
H 2
9/18/83 D 1 0 F CI
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9/19/83 0 1 P F
H 2
9/22/83 A <■ f
S 2
10/29/83 A 2 P P M66
H 2
7/31/83 C 9 N
H 2
7/31/83 0 10 N
H 2
5/15/93 A 25 P P T37
S 2
3/04/B3 A 12 N
H 2
8/06/93 A 16 N
H 2
3/07/93 C 2 N
H 2
10/29/83 A 4 E
2 2/18/93 A 16
1 7/22/83 B 1
2 11/08/83 A 15
'./02/83
B 1
5/18/83
C 1
6/06/83
B 5
6/11/83
A 1 1
6/22/83
a 1
7/01/93
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7/29/83
a I
S 2 2/02/83 C 12
H 2 10/01/B3 A 5 N
H 2 10/16/83 0 9 P F C19
H 2 <,/29/83 D 10 R W66
H 2 '■/2I/83 A 1 P P
H 2 6/20/83 B 10 N
H 2 3/17/83 B 1 0 U
H 2 6/29/83 B 1 0 U
H 2 9/0<,/63 B 1 1 N W60
S 2 6/21/83 A 5 N
2 7/05/83 A 1 1
3 9/03/83 C 1
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1/01/83 - 12/31/83
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1/17/8".
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SEE ALSO CANOES
SEE ALSn OURriAH PnwEK iOUAOftON
SEE ALSO MARINAS
SEE ALSO ROWBOaTS
SEE ALSO SAILPOATS
SEE ALSn SAILING
SEE ALSO YACHTS
TOMMY .WILLIAMS CAN FIX THAT 8'ISTED OJTbDARD PROP
YOUNG LOVERS ARE CHARGED IN 81 A T THEFT
BASIC SOATING CLASSES BEGIN O'i APRIL 17
BOAT IS STOLEN
MAN ARRESTEO AfTER THREAT TO 1LAST HOAT
STOLEN BOAT FOUND BURNING IN 1 AHAMA
HAN SURVIVES FOR 5 DAYS IN BOAT SURROUNED BY ICE
BOB JONES lJ!<lyi. 'PSH'I'^Utfl, 5'?
N.C. SCHOOL LOSES TAX DECISION
RULING MAY KILL SOME RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS
PUBLIC WON'T SUBSIOUE SCHOOL DISCRIMINATION
FUNDAMENTALISTS ANSWER LIBERALS WITH FIERY ATTACKS
DENIAL OF TAX BREAKS HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SCHOOL TAX BREAK RULING HAS LITTLE IMPACT SO FAR
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5/25/83
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NEW HOME
BOBCAT GIVEN TO MUSEUM
WHO'S THERE?
BOB'S THRIFTY SHOPPE 1526 MAIN ST. I
POLICE INVESTIGATING HOLDUP AT STORF
BOODIE-NOELL ENTERPRISES
PLANETARIUM GIVEN 15,000
BOEING. BOEING IPLAYI
'BOEING': A CRASH ON TAKE-OFF
BOGUE BANKS, N.C.
3R0 BRIDGE SAID NEEDED TO BOGJE aANKS
BOGUE INLET
BOGUE BRIDGE PLAN SUPPORTED
NEW BRIDGE OVER BOGUE APPROVED
WELCOME BRIDGE: WATCH FOR TILT
COMMISSION VOTES TO BUILD PARKING LOT AT EMERALD ISLE
EMERALD ISLE TO SUE STATE
BOILING SPRINGS LAKE. N.C.
MAN HOLDS POLICE CHIEF HOSTAGE
BOISE CASCADE CO.
FIRM MAY BUILD DAMS IN N.C, S .C .
BOLIN CREEK
BOLIN creek: BUILDER IS CONVIMCEO HE'S BUILDING OFFICE OF THE
bolin creek center
chapel hill office center laimcheo
sketch of proposed office building
mutual lays off 50 employees
bolin creek construction
bolivia, south america
duke to help with andean health project
'country doctor' left comfort for blichteo bolivian plateau
boll weevil
see also cotton
see also insects, pests
congressmen disclaim 'boll weevil' label
bolton. n.c.
tapes in soles trial reveal s'fall-town life, concerns
hunt investigates bolton drin< vote
bolton election prose complete, results withheld
board plans hearing on bolton abc vote
bolton vote is invalidated
fbi criticized on bolton referendum
bolton residents blame fbi agents for drinks vote
fbi election tampering carries 'colcor' too far
bomb threats
see also n.c. central univ., boh b threats
see also telephone threats
see also threats
'penny roll bomb' was a real 3ud
fake bomb left at ouke hospital
man sentenced for extortion attempt
man arrested after threat to 3last boat
illegal alien on boat threatens explosion
carraoro bomb threat probed
bomb threat made
bomb remark leads to arrest
hijack ing no 'joke '
bOmb report made
host of building cleared afte' caller makes threat
students evacuated
phillips junior high evacuated
bomb threat empties four ccb branches
bomb threat probed
people calling in bomb threats may be giving listener a profile
school gets bomb threat
BOMB Threat at construction site
BOMB threat clears HOSPITAL; PATIENT DIES
S 2 6/23/83 C 1 P P F70
H 2 7/13/83 B I N
H 2 7/17/83 C 1 P P C56
S 2 1/07/83 A t 1
H 2 6/26/83 C 1
H 2 6/10/83 0 10
s 2 a/2'»/e3 A 2
s 2 <,/26/a3 b 7 n
H 2 6/11/83 A 1 M N
H 7 6/15/83 A 4 E
H 2 '7/23/83 A 3 N
S 2 10/31/83 C 3 N
S 2 5/10/83 A 12 N
H 2 2/27/83 A 14 N
FUTURE NOW H 2 10/02/83 D 12 P F L41
S 2 1/25/83 A 3 N
H 3 1/26/83 8 ION
H 2 7/24/83 0 9 N L41
H 2 9/04/83 0 11 P P K30
H 2 3/13/83 A 6 N
H 2 5/03/83 A 10 N
S 2 2/11/83 C 14
BOMBING ATTEMPTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FIREBOMBS, N.C. '
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
CONVICTIONS OF SU NAZIS OVERTURNED
COURT OVERTURNS 6 NAZIS' CONVICTIONS
U.S. ATTORNEY PLANS TO RETRY NAZIS ON CONSPIRACY CHARGES
TRIAL OF SIX AMERICAN NAZIS POSTPONED UNTIL SEPT. 12
JURY IN NAZI TRIAL HEARS TAPES OF ALLEGED PLOT
JURY HEARS BOMBING PLAN IN ThIRO TRIAL IF SIX NAZIS
EX-AGENT'S CREDIBILITY ATTACKED IN NAZIS' TRIAL
TAPED VOICE: 'WE WAS FIXING Tl LEVEL. ..THE CITY-
NAZIS CONVICTED IN ThIRO TRIAL
MAN SUBDUED AFTFR FAILING TO BLOW UP COURTHOUSE
MAN CHARGED IN BOMB CASE HELD UNDER il MILLION BONO
BOMBING ATTEMPTS, U.S.
SECURITY HAS ITS LIMITS
BOMeiNGS, INTERNATIONAL
BOMBING MUST NOT DETER U.S. EFFORTS IN MIDEAST
RED CARPET AT U.S. EMBASSY IN BEIRUT ICAkTOONI
7/31/83 A 10
9/26/83 B
11/06/83 B
U/2<'/B3 B
12/04/83 C
12/09/83 A
12/10/83 A
12/15/83 A
H 7
1/25/B3
A
N
S 7
1/25/83
A
N
H ?
3/11/83
H
N
H 7
6/04/83
A
N
S 7
6/04/83
A
N
S 7
8/17/83
A
N
H \
9/19/83
H
N
H 7
8/25/93
A
N
S 7
9/27/83
A
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S 2
10/21/93
r
N
H 7
10/22/93
B
N
S 1
11/10/83
c
N
H \
11/ 1/93
11
N
H 3
11/ 2/93
B
N
S 7
11/ 7/83
(
N
S 7
12/01/93
(.
N
S 7
12/07/83
A
N
H 7
12/17/93
A
1 5
N
H 2
12/26/93
A
N
S 7
4/29/83
A
2
N
H 7
4/29/93
A
2 0
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H 2
4/30/83
B
16
N
H 7
6/23/83
r
6
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H 7
9/13/83
A
1 0
N
H 7
9/ 4/83
B
5
N
H 7
9/ 5/83
A
7
N
H 7
9/ 6/83
A
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N
H 7
9/ 7/93
A
1
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H 2
I0/H6/83
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H 2
10/07/93
A
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S 2 11/29/93 A
4/20/83 A 4
4/21/83 A 4 r
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12/31/33
BODY OF &0LD5BQB0 HOMiN fOUNQ IN |"BA S S Y RUBdL E
HASINEi- BURLINGTON VICTIM HA<; OUE BACK HOME SOON
"cLE sin UNDER ATTACK IN LEBANON ICARTOONI
KEEP ON TRUCKIN- (CARTOONI
ASSASSINATION FROM MIDDLE AGES
240 PEAR TREES HILL HONOR SLAIN MARINES
'°'""^0'ia?lL"li2s"^iES'^<5S^D FOR =XPLOSION
lssk°li2^°fS5fs?Ihi?^§^K°^^ii^?£
MAN CHARGED wITH BOMBING IN LINCOLNTON
MAN HELD UITHOUT BONO IN LINCOLNTON BOMBING
MAN SENTENCED IN BOMBING
BLAST DAMAGES CLUB NEAR SPARTA
"''""'^St'^RE-NEHS item: an anonymous CALLER TO THE WASHINGTON POST. . . I C AR TOON I H | 11/1V«3 J
SECURITY HAS ITS LIMITS
BOMBS
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ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
ALSO DISARMAMENT
ALSO DYNAMITE
ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE ,,,.
OLICE FIND BOMB AT CHAPEL HILL HIGH
BOMB' FOUND AT HIGH SCHOOL
ETECIIVES BELIEVE STUDENT MA3E • BOMB •
OLICE FINGERPRINT STUDENTS
2L''s?u^EN?!rFAK'r§EMB DRAWS REAL POLICE CHARGE
AKE BOMB DRAWS ARREST FOR STUDENT
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11/15/83
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11/15/83
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^^^SEE^SuRil^CQUNTY INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES L POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING AUTHORITY
bone cancer
"bone^2arho"cancer treated with interferon
bone marrow transplants
^^innf-marrdw^transplant may save baby girl's llff
TSANSpfAS?: 7-SoNTH-OLO GIRL ' 0 RECE I VE BONE MARROW
BONE-MABROw TRANSPLANT ON BABY GIRL IS FINISHED
J5,nOO IS RAISED FOR CANCER VICTIM
LEUKEMIA VICTIM STILL RUNNING AFTE
BABY HAS BONE MARROW TRANSPLA^IT AT
FROM FATHER
TIM PLUMMEH: back FROM LEUKEMIA
R aONE-MARROu TRANSPLANT
nuKE TODAY
SEE ALSO OSTEOMYEL IT IS
"l.vn^e !tfl8N';S??l'BUNE AIM 0.- WORK
r,^,l^°^U'ic1T^',\\h'''i°'»il^ WOMEN'S BONES
^'^''^'bonsai takes patience
book-banning
see censorship
BOOK E«"«;;« ,5 j^. aooK EXCHANGE BUSTLES AS SEMESTER BEGINS
'''°'' CLAIM INVOLVING SALE OF BOOKS STILL UNRESOLVED
"""'"AIFs'^aOARO MAY PAY FOR TOWN'S BONOS
TOWN ^EWER PLAN APPROVED ^ ,
OWNER OF TRAILER PARK FACES SEWAGE CHARGtS
TRAILER PARK OWNER FACES SEWAGE CHARGES
BOOKER CREEK APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., 'PJ^'JENTS
BOARD TO TOTE UP ITS ' DONA If D' T I ME
BOARD BACKS ADDITION OF 10 CONDOMINIUMS
DEVELOPMENT HEARINGS MONDAY
BOOKFR'S QUICK STOP
GROCERY DAMAGED BY BLA2E
BOOKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, DURHAM
LFNS GETS FACES OF DURHAM COLMTY
DR. SALBER TO READ FROM BOOK „,„,,.,
RFYNOLOS WRITING HISTORY OF WATTS HOSPITAL
■ThSeE NAPOLEoSiC BATTLES' IS BE I NG^PUBL I SHED BY DUKE
•ME AN' EFFIE' POEMS CAPTURE ; NO AUDIENCE
BOOK SHOwS HISTORIC UUILDINCS
JofliSE'0N';oSV?Arjr'8:°SHINE correctly classified 'OUR STORY'
BOOKS,
SEE
ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESS
lit itlS K:^: ???^r'a^^'.ND HIST1R1C.L ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. PRESS
SEE ALSO WR1 IFRS, N.C.
•'?lR'-iE""siGHtv"s SUCCESSO-^ Tu BRIFFEK GUIDE OF N.C. RI
THE LITERARY LANTERN
STATE'S LANDMARKS CATALOGED I'l BOOK
BOOK CHRONICLES ELDERLY'S L I VE S OF TO IL 1 N flUP AL N .C .
BOOK SURVEYS HISTORY, RECIPES OF |T «T E ' S OL OE SI R E S TAUR ANT
RECOLLECTIONS OF MOTHER INVALJABLE FOR HISTORIAN
AUTHOR SAYS TREASURE STILL HIODEN
SAM FRVIN WRITES NEW HUMOR B03K , ^,
TAR HEEL NOVELIST DISPLAYS 'A LOT OF UNOERS I AND ING '
CAROLINA BOOKS KEEP SELLING
HOST STATE GROWTH PLANS DON'T WORK
STATE'S ARCHAEOLOGY IS SUBJECT OF NEW BOOK
BURLINGTON MAN WRITES GUIDE TO N.C. COAST
N.C. TROOPS LISTED IN CIVIL WAR ROSTER „^„„,.,
INCREDIBLE STATE HISTORY DEPICTS 'UNIQUE PEOPLE'
BOOKS, REVIEWS
SEE REVIEWS, BOOKS
"°°S£{ ALSO CHILDREN'S BOOKS
H 2 3/07/83 A 1 1
3/10/B3 A
N
3/11/83 8
3/12/83 A
3/l'5/83 A
1 i
3/23/83 A
I <.
',/l<i/S3 A
N
',/2<./e3 D
5/05/83 C
6/05/R3 C
6/26/83 A
H 2 3/27/83 t 10 P U G78
H 2 1/12/83 e I P N W2',
H 2 12/15/83 A l". N W2'.
H 3 7/07/83 B 1
H 3 7/12/83 B 1
H 3 12/16/85 B 1
S 2 12/17/83 A 15
H 3 8/03/93 H 1
H 3 8/17/83 0 1
H 3 9/16/83 B 1
H 2 6/15/83 A
N H90
N
2/27/83
0
3
P u
H<,5
3/06/93
A
1 0
5/30/83
(
N
5/31/83
B
1 i
N
7/10/83
1)
U
10/07/83
(,
lO/OT/83
0
11/06/83
U
1/01/83
10
R
3/27/83
P
U
5/28/9!
1 1
6/12/93
6/26/83
7/13/93
7/2'./03
U
7/28/83
8/0'?/83
8/l<,/83
9/25/83
1 2
9/25/83
1 2
N
10/13/83
11/22/83
iU
N
12/l',/83
12/25/83
0
U
HQNTMLY/A
INDEX
12/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAOE 69
i/iT/a*
C PG L P 6YL
SF6 ALSO BASE (JOOKS
SEE ALSO REVlEMSt BOOKS
SEE ALSO TEXTBOOKS
PASSION MINUS PO«N
MARINE LI3RARY TO GET BOOKS
SOME REVERE BOOKS FALSELY
SQOKSt U.S.. BESTSFLLERS
WIEHERS COPE KITH 'HINDS'
AFTERMATH
BQONE. N.C.
THREE MfN ARRAICNEQ IN MURDER CASE
FOR SALE: ONE MlNDMILLl BUYER MUST MOVE
»?0 MILL ION... BLUHN ,
151.600 OFFER HIGHEST MAOf FDR UINDMILL
SOME WATAUGA FOLKS KANT TO KEEP KINOMILL
GSA SAYS WINDMILL MUST BE REMTVEO
GIANT WINDMILL COMING DOWN
BOOTLEGGING
SEE ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE DRUGS. SMUGGLING
SEE MOONSHINE
SEE RECORDING TAPES
BORDEN BRICK AND TILE CO. (HOOVER R OAO 1
SEE ALSO PRICK COMPANIES. N.C.
DURHAM FIRMS JOIN GAS PROJECT
BORG-UARNER CORP.
«22<..03J LIEN FILED FOR TAXES
BORN-AGAIN CHRISTIANS
SEE ALSO RELIGION
WHAT 'BORN AGAIN' MEANS
KEEP CHR 1ST IN CHRISTMAS
BOSTON COLLEGE SPORTS. BASKETBALL
FAST FROM THE BLOCKS: BOSTON tOLLFGF'S WILLIAMS WASTES NO TIME.
CAVS. EAGLES BOTH FEEL PRESSU56
FOULS SHACKLE SAMPSON. BUT VIRGINIA TOPS BC
BOSTON RED Snx
SEE ALSn BASEBALL
•POPS' KEEPS S0« LOOSE AS TEAH ROLLS TO 1? STRAIGHT
BOTANICAL GARDEN
SEE N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
BOTANY
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY ANNUAL OUTDOOR BOTANICAL GARDEN CONCERT
SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
SEE ALSO PLANTS
DUKE PROF: MEDICINAL PLANTS STILL AN UNKNOWN QUANTITY
BOTTLED WATER
SEE WATER. BUTTLED
BOTTLES
HE'S THE BARBER AT THIS NEWS STAND
BOUNTY HUNTERS
BAIL BONDSMAN. WORKER CHARGED
BOUNTY HUNTER'S CARD SENDS ROBBER RUNNING
BONDSMAN FINED FOR BOUNTY HUNTER
BOWL FOR BREATH
'BOWL FOR BREATH' EVENT SCHEDULED
BOWL GAMFS
SEE COLLEGE BOWLS
BOWLERS VICTORY LEAGUE
HONEY FROM BOWLERS
BOWLING
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE BOWLERS ASSOCIATION
DURHAM BOWLERS TOPS
ECHARD, WEATHERS CAPTURE STATE TITLE
HAMBONE THE PIG CAN BOWL
TILLMAN'S 7S8 SERIES SETS NEW HOUSE RECORD
ALMOST; 3 BOWLERS NEARLY PERFECT
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
RESEARCHER IN N.C. SEEKS KEY TO TISSUE REGENERATION
BONE MARROW CANCER TREATED WITH INTERFERON
CDMAS USED IN BRAIN INJURY CASES
NEW TREATMENT AIDS VICTIMS OF LEUKEMIA
SCIENTIST SAYS AUTOPSIES USED FAR TOO SELDOM
BOXING
AMATEUR BOXING TOURNEY SET
DEMPSEY A GREAT CHAMPION
BOY SCOUTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CUB SCOUTS
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
HAMMONDS A GOOD SCOUT
TWO SCOUTS TO RECEIVE MERIT AWARDS
HANDICAPPED CHILDREN ENJOY IN- SCHOOL SCOUTING PROGRAM
DURHAM SCOUT BEING OBSERVED A= TER ACCIDENT
PACKING UP
SCOUT PROJECT BENEFITS NEEDY
BOY SCOUTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
lOO-YEAR-OLD SCOUT LEADER HONORED
SCOUTS TO HOLD SHOW TODAY
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
YOUTH GROUPS' RANKS GROW
LIGHTNING STRIKES DURHAM SCOUT
RAISE THEIR COLORS
ROY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO Eagle scouts
SCOUTS to get service center
A WELCOME REVERSAL
OLDEST BOY SCOuT DIES
OLDEST SCOUT
BOYCO INC.
JUNIOR EMPLOYEE STANDS OUT
BOYCOTTS
SEE ALSO PICKET LINES
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. ECONOMIC SANCTIONS
H 2 ")/30/e3 A
H 2 12/0')/a3 C
H 2 12/27/83 A
2
3/03/83
D
"./K/S?
<./28/83
5/02/83
5/06/83
5/12/83
5/25/fl3
8/18/83
B
C
A
A
B
C
A
* P F 871
S 2 2/l<i/83 CI N S63
H 2 6/0<)/83 e 2 N
H 2 12/21/S3 A 5
H 2 12/29/83 A 5
H 2 3/23/83 b 2 P F M71
S 2 3/2'./B3 8 1 P N 019
S 2 3/25/83 B 1 P N ni3
H 2 7/17/83 8 6 N C52
H 2 3/07/83 I) 1
H 2 2/13/83 A
9/10/83 A 12
9/13/B3 B 1
10/26/83 B 1
N A5^
N 582
H 2 11/11/83 B
S 2 12/08/83 A 15 P P M66
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
5/20/B3 0
6/02/B3 8
8/26/83 A
9/13/83 D
U/02/83 D
1/22/83 A
3/07/83 A
3/22/83 A
6/10/B3 A
9/05/83 B
3/23/83 0
6/37/83 A
1/31/83 A
2/16/83 C
<./08/e3 6
6/13/83 A
6/2<./B3 A
9/22/83 C
3
2 P
F70
M66
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H I
S 2
2/22/83
2/26/83
3/30/83
'./06/83
6/19/83
7/06/83
1/22/83
'./29/83
9/17/83
9/13/83
10
1
1
14
7
I 3
14
6
H 2 7/2<./83 A 10 P F CI
-■i
MONTHLY/*
I N 0 e X
U/Jl/33
J E C I S
PAGfc 70
l/17/8<,
RIICM- DQN'I CUI U.S. TRADE TO SOUTH AFRICA
DEMCJNSTBATORS SEEK BOYCOTT OF CAUPBELL-S
LOCiL UNIOS HEHRERS JOIN NATUNAL EFFORT
NAACP HAY BOYCOTT Z f*- 9; , 5?°" ?T< ^^5
N.C. BOYCOTT ON VODKA SALES IMLIKELY
DURHAM JON'T OROER "^ORE VOOKA
ORANO NEW VnOKA MU AT N.C. BAR
5:ic'rcS^tfS^'«'l EC"SSB&[C ACTHN
SAlPp^rALL't tol'VnWoU IN CHARLOTTE
A BOYCOTT REMINDER
BOYS- STATE IWAKE FOREST UNIV. 1
TO ATTEND BOYS STATE
""° BR^S^JAciNls NET INCOME OOuBLF S IN SECOND QUARTER
•"''"^'3S^l''3??Ws SCHOOL
;iS^!;f?AiKS'SJ/!S5f?EJc'HE^raSRA0T0WN
nilRMAM TEACHER SEXUALLY ASSAULTED
OFFICERS SEEK MAN IN ASSAULT ON TEACHER
MAN CHARGED IN SCHOOL ATTACK
ARMED GUABO TO PATROL AT BRACT OWN SCHOOL
ARMED GUARD HIRED AT SCHOOL
\\T.Sd"if.hll 'bu';;!^ NGS MAY GET ALARMS
STOP PRINTING NAMES OF VICTIMS
BOoJ^EfpS^TEACHERS DEAL WITH ATTACKERS
P 0 DATE C PG L P BYL
S 2 S/lO/13 11 1 N S63
H 2 7/0S/n3 All N
S 2 7/0e/B3 A ■) N
S 2 7/14/83 C 7 N
S 2 9/07/83 A 1 N Sai
S 2 "J/O'/SS A 1 N J56
H 2 9/11/83 B ° N
S 2 9/l'./83 C I P N CDS
H 2 lO/lS/93 All N
H 2 11/23/83 A <. E
H 2 12/22/83 A 6 N
H 2 12/27/83 A s L
S 2 6/02/03 A I 1 P P F70
H
2
12/11/83
0
I 3
N
S
'1/30/83
A
10
P P
R91
s
a/2'./83
L
H
8/25/83
B
H
10/08/83
A
S
10/08/83
A
H
10/09/83
A
S
10/10/83
A
H
10/11/83
M
H
10/12/83
A
lO/lB/83
A
H
10/21/83
A
S
ll/2'./83
L
S
12/01/83
C
BRAIN DAMAGE
SEE ALSO N.C
HEAD INJURY FOUNDATION
c'SuStE^^SS l^OL'J^lSNl'ilEJioRK'InRHING FOR hEAO-INJUREO PEOPLE
STUoIUolciTES LECITHIN DANGER TO UNBORN CHILD
STUD
BRAIN DEATH
"ouKE^SuBSe's EFFORT WINS PRIZE
DUKE NURSE WINS AWARD
BRAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH „^„,^^
RESEARCHERS STUDY BRAIN DEVICE
NEUROLOGIST TO DISCUSS HUMAN BRAIN
CT-SCANS BEING REPLACED
""'"aFTE^BRaIN OPERATION. PASTOR -WINGS IT- IN PULPIT
BHAINJUMQR^^ MAY AID TUMOR TREATMENT
SEi'-DSSG'?REiTMENT°SrY'SEL'p SoSI BRAIN TUMOR PATIENTS,
SuKE?LINlcPRSv?iES SERVICES TO CHILDREN WITH BRAIN T
BRAINSTORM lEILMl „^,,_^ ,^,
iBStlNrTORS: REtltli sFt FOP JULY 29
N!?;-BR?INSTali- PREMIERE -LOOKS PROMISING-
IDEAL SETTING FOR A PREMIERE
!eRAINSTORM'-ING; DURHAM AFTE? PREMIERE
FILM EFFORT A GOOD SIGN
FILM DEBUT IS PUSHED FOR DURHAM
MORE FILMS BEING MADE IN N.C.
•BRilNSTORM- FACING YET ANOTJCR DELAY
FOR BRAINSTORM LURE. ?"»"*« 0^"?^
gvss;?K^;iti^Ec?rsA§rFr!RH PREMIERE
KING KONG ATOP CCB BUILDING ICARTOONI
PREMIERE pSomo"??" NO MONKEYING AROUND (CARTOON)
DURHAM IS TOP BANANA FOR FILM
BRING BACK THE WHITE ELEPHANT
MONKEYSHINES ,, .
SS^J^T^^Sf »S"li?ljrPPEAL TO TOP BANANA
"brainstorm- DECISION LIKELY NEXT WEEK
RALEIGH IS TOO TIRED
'.I'^lir. ilU.ll'Vd^^h IN MrtVIE -BRAINSTORM-
OTHER TOWN NEEDS PREMIERE
•BRAINSTORM- ON THE MIND AGAIN
H 2 3/22/83 A 3
FAMILIES S 2 6/10/93 B 1
H 2 12/a'./e3 A 15
H 2 3/31/83 n 6
S 2 3/31/83 A l<.
S 2 10/20/83 C 1
H 2 12/06/83 A 9
S 2 12/08/83 C 1
GROUP TELLS HUNT
. UNG KONG-
PREMIERE
JIM HUNT BRINGS SENATE CAMPAIGN TO DURHAM
SCENERY, LOW COSTS DRAW MOVIE MAKERS TO STATE
•BRAINSTORM-: PREMIERE. PREM IF RE — WHU - S GOT TH
E PREMIERE?
AFTER ALL
PREMIERE MONKEY BUSINESS
DURHAM GETS A RAW DEAL
THEATER MAY GET -PREMIERE
LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE
CHAMBFR HITS DEVELOPERS OF CO'IPLEX
TICKET COSTS 1100 FOR -BRAINSTORM-
IIDD TICKET A BARGAIN
HOLLYWOOD TO SEE MOVIE SAME D» Y ,,,,
p2epIring for premiere jf 'b?;'?'!;?''";."?!!!'^
STILL SOME TICKETS FOR -BRAINSTORM- PREMIERE
S2);l^S?^iSl gitita^MES^^RE CUT FROM SCRIPT
',l:,t,'iSh'J"r,lfl<1lc*n., 2 , CM TOON,
iSl',KI?S5M 'N?fi°ES'?0'"C e'pS'HIERE OUESTION
"brainstorm- TO OPEN IN THEAT-TRS ON FRIDAY
-BRAINSTORM- SCRIPT IS FIRST FOR RUBIN
^bSIYnSTORM- FORGETS, PUNCH_L]NE
ROBERTSON TO ATTEND BRAINSTORM PREMIERE
^BRAlJsTSRi- FLaSs DON-T bother officials
S?^^i;M:S!'J^ rRllEE"L*i?E"?"A?D a?rit^OOKlNG SCHOOL
HURRAH FUR 'BRAINSTORM-
g^:?S??olM;''S'iE!;8S";A"Y?'-HL. is a step toward NE- movie industry
Spoil IGHTS AND STARS OUT FOR IPENING IN RALFIGH
n!c. STARS OF -BRAINSTORM- GET REO-CARPFT TREATMENT
Gr??f?rrD"E????FS?^T'^i;^R03"6''SgvIE PREMIERE
:?5;rNifSS3::'Sil?rS'i^S%LOD<.MA mishmash ^ ^^^ „^^,,^^
-BRAINSTORM- ACTOR WILL PLAY SCROOGE AT LAKEwOOD BAPTIST
ANOTHER YEAR NOTED...
2 7/10/83 C 1 P U H<.9
H 2 5/15/83 A 25
H 2 5/15/83 A 25
S 2 5/17/93 B 10
S 2 5/17/83 B 10
H 2
2/26/83 A
1
P N
S 2
2/26/B3 A
P N
H 2
3/02/83 e
N W66
H 2
3/0<./83 A
E
H 2
3/05/93 8
N
S 2
3/09/B3 A
E
H 2
<,/01/93 C
N CI
H 2
5/14/93 A
N
H ?
5/20/83 B
P N W66
H 2
6/D8/B3 B
N W66
S 2
6/08/83 A
N B71
H 2
6/10/83 A
E
H 2
6/10/83 A
T T R56
H 2
6/19/83 0
E
H 2
6/19/93 0
T T 545
H 2
6/19/83 0
n L
H 2
6/2'>/83 A
L
H 2
6/25/83 A
E
S 2
7/08/83 C
N
H 2
7/13/83 A
E
H 2
7/20/83 B
N
H 2
7/22/93 A
E
H 2
7/26/83 B
N
S 2
7/26/93 B
N 971
H 2
7/28/83 A
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S 2
7/29/83 0
U B71
H 2
7/31/93 U
T T P<.5
H 2
8/01/83 B
N
H 2
9/05/83 A
N W66
H 2
a/05/93 A
E
H 2
8/05/83 A
L
H 2
8/06/83 B
N W66
H 2
8/12/83 A
E
H 2
8/12/93 A
N L'.I
H 2
8/23/93 A
I 1
N
S 2
B/24/93 A
E
H 2
9/03/83 B
N
H 2
9/11/93 A
P N
S 2
9/15/93 D
N
H 2
9/17/63 fl
N
H 2
9/21/93 A
E
S 2
9/21/93 A
E
H 2
9/22/93 A
T T S56
5 2
9/22/93 C
N
S ?
9/22/83 0
P N fl7l
H 2
9/29/93 A
N
S 2
9/29/83 0
N
H 2
9/30/83 D
P F W66
H 2
9/30/83 D
P U W66
5 2
9/30/83 A
N
S 2
9/30/93 C
N
S 2
10/01/93 A
R B7t
H 7
10/0<./83 A
P N
H 2
10/05/93 A
L
S 2
10/06/83 0
P F 971
H 2
10/07/93 B
N W66
H 2
10/07/93 B
P N
S 2
10/07/93 A
P N fl71
S 2
10/10/83 A
N
H 2
10/11/93 A
P N
S 2
10/13/93 D
P F B7I
H 2
10/20/83 A
N
H 2
0/29/83 0
» 566
H 2
12/10/83 A
P N
S 2
2/29/83 0
P F 671
MUN TriLY/A
1/01/aJ - li/31/B3
•SUBJECTS
p«r,r 7 1
l/17/8'i
C PC L P BYL
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nHJNCH BANKING ANU TRUST CO.
BBI TQ OPEN •SUPERMARKET-
BRANCH BANKING ANO TRUST CO. IRALtlGHt
GUNMAN ROBS RALEIGH BANK
BRANCH CORP.
BRANCH CORP.
WANTS TO BUY BANCORP FOR »'.3.0 MILLION
BRANOENMILL INC. , , ,.
JINOERMERE SOLD FOR »J.6 MILLION
OEVELOPMENT PLAN GIVEN
715-ACRE OEVELOPMENT OK'O „„„,.,.
CITY PANEL ENDORSES PLANS FOR HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL GETS RESOLUTION UR&IN'". PROBE OF FIRM
DEVELOPERS REAFFIRM XOODCROFT
COUNCIL OKS SUBDIVISION REiONING
BRAATON CRAVFN SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED
""'"blind girl HOPING TO SEE IN OJRHAM
BRAZILIAN GIRL TO HAVE 2N0 EY5 OPERATION TOOAY
NCNB OFFICIAL LEARY OF BRAZIL'S TRADE CHANCES
SURGERY HELPS BRAZILIAN GIRL SEE
MANY PEOPLE HELPED BLIND GIRL
CREDIT MUST BE SHARED
BREAD
SEE ALSO FOOD
SOURDOUGH BREAD:
YOU NEED 'STARTER
DIET STORY MISLEADING
SLICE OF SWEETNESS
BREAKING ANO
INTRUDER
MAN HELD
MAN SHOO
BIKE-RIO
TIRES- "
MAN IS F
BREAK-IN
POLICE C
SHERIFF-
JEWELRY.
3 ARREST
N.C. MAY
BREAK-IN
PARK IS
POLICE 0
DURHAM P
FOOTPR IN
HAN SNEA
2 FACE C
TWO CHAR
CARRIER
TAXICAB
MCCLURE
BREAK-IN
OFFICERS
CIGARETT
HAN CHAR
THREE 13
BREAK-IN
BURGLAR
OFFICER
TEEN CHA
iNO YOUT
JOGGING
MEASURED
TWO CHAR
HAN CAUG
GIRL GET
SHADOW T
TV, RAUI
BARBECUE
DUKF STU
PATROL 0
DURHAM H
FARMWORK
F I R F F I GH
OFFICE R
MAN HELD
EI-POLIC
OFFICE R
DEPUTIES
GREEN'S
entering icrimei
leaves not of apology
in break-in
ts at. possibly wounds
ing burglars hit chape
atteries stolen
reed. then jailed in :
s reported in franklin
harge durham man with
s deputies probe 9rea<
silverware stolen
ed in break-in
get federal money fo*
charges filed in loui
chase scene
fficers make like duc<
olice capture han
ts lead to larceny arr
kS nuT OF APT. TO SEE
HARGES I
GEO WITH STORE BREAK-I
S ALERTNESS LEADS TO »
DRIVER DISCOVERS BREA<
GETS <.-YEAR SENTENCE
CHARGED; MAN HELD
FIND MAN UNDER DESK
ES SAID STOLEN FROM V
GEO IN BREAK-IN
-YEAR-OLOS ACCUSED OF
S: MOST OF STOLEN PROP
ENTERS SORORITY
S HEARING POSTPONED
RGEO IN BREAK-IN
H CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
PS05 FIND BREAK-IN
SENTENCE
GEO WITH BREAK-IN
HT IN BREAK-IN AT HOLL
S PRISON TERM FOR bREA
IPS OFF BREAK-IN
0 ARE STOLEN
PLACE RUBBED '
DENT ARRESTED IN aREA<
FFICe IS RANSACKED
AN IS CHARGED WITH ARE
ER ADVOCATES FACE CHA5
TERS JOIN IN CHASE
ANSACKED
IN CHURCH BREAK-IN
EMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO
ANSACKED
CHARGE WOMAN WITH BRF
CAMPAIGN OFFICE RANSAC
, INTRUDER
L HILL HIGH TWICE OVER WEEKEND
LOCK, TAPE-DECK THEFT
COUNTY
BURGLARY
-INS AT FRANKLIN STORES
SCIENCE ANO MATH
SRURG
EST
I KICKING IN OUOR
NS
RREST5
-IN AT WOOLWORTH'S
RVICE STATION
SCHOOL BREAK-INS
ERTY NEVER RECOVERED
OWAY ST. SCHOOL
KING INTO HOME
AKING, ENTERING
GES IN NASH
BREAK-INS
AKING INTO PRISON
KED
BREAKING AND ENTERING, AUTOS
CAR BREAK-IN ARRESTS MADE
2 TEENS FACE CHARGES
THIEVES TAKE STEREO ITEMS
CAR PLUNDERED. GLASS SMASHED
ITEMS WORTH H,8D0 STOLEN
5 CARS BROKEN INTO
2 HELD IN AUTO RREAK-IN
THIEVFS BREAK INTO OFF-DUTY OFFICER'S CAR
SENTENCES OF 2 MEN UPHELD IN ^IREAKING AND ENTERING
AUTO P.REAK-INS RESULT IN ARREST
RESIDENCE IS BURGLARIZED
BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO MAMMOGRAPHY
DOCTORS DIAGNOSE CANCER VIA SINGLE LYMPH NODE
MAMMOGRAPHY MORE EFFECTIVE IN DETECTION OF PREAT CANCER
CORRECTION
BREAST EXAM IMPORTANT
BREAST FEEDING
aOTTLEFEEDING RISKY
MOTHER'S MILK VS. INFANT FORMILA
MOTHERS' MILK SAID SUPERIOR
BREATHALYZFR TEST
SEE ALSO ALCOLYZER
SEE ALSO FLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
DRIVER'S .",1 MOOT — STILL LOSES CASE
PAC-MAN TO THE RESCUE?
SUPERMARKET TO GIVE AWAY BREATH ANALYZERS
RULING MAY HELP SETTLE ROLE OF BREATHALYZER TEST
H 2 6/26/83 0 1 1
S 2 1/10/83 A
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2
11/20/B3
0
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N
H
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6/07/83
A
1 8
N
S''\
S
7/22/83
r.
N
1 32
s
9/06/83
A
M N
K90
H
9/07/83
H
N
H
9/16/83
a
N
Sbl
s
9/21/83
r
N
K90
5
lD/0'./B3
A
N
K90
2
6/11/83
A
20
N
2
2
2
2
2
2
3/15/83
<./l'./a3
6/12/83
6/30/83
8/02/83
3/03/83
B
B
D
D
A
A
I
I
12
1
4
P F
P N
N
P N
L
L
B30
B30
L<,1
830
2 2/17/83 C
2 2/2<./83 C
2 6/03/83 A
H 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
1/05/83 8
l/oe/83 A
2/J8/B3 A
3/07/83 A
3/07/83 C
3/08/83 B
3/08/83 B
3/08/83 A
3/08/83 A
3/08/B3 8
3/11/83 A
3/12/83 A
3/12/83 B
3/21/83 C
3/22/83 A
3/22/83 A
'■/01/83 A
'./05/a3 B
<>/05/a3 A
<,/15/R3 B
',/19/83 B
5/12/83 A
5/12/83 C
5/l<./B3 B
5/29/83 A
6/06/83 C
6/07/83 B
7/02/83 A
7/06/83 B
8/01/83 A
8/10/83 A
a/l'./R3 C
a/15/83 A
6/19/83 B
3/2A/83 B
9/Q2/83 C
9/02/83 C
9/13/83 A
9/18/83 A
9/22/83 C
l0/0'./a3 A
10/30/83 B
11/01/83 A
U/03/83 C
ll/OA/83 C
11/15/83 A
11/29/83 B
12/06/83 C
12/09/83 A
12/l',/83 A
12/16/83 B
12/21/83 A
1 P F M9 5
3/08/83
3/06/83
5/12/83
3/27/83
a/27/»3
9/01/83
9/16/83
9/20/83
11/02/83
12/27/83
12/27/63
H 2 1/11/83 A
H 2 2/17/63 A
S 2 <,/! 1/83 C
N
N A54
1 0 F 582
7 N
1 N
15
7
6
1<>
3
5 2 l/l<>/83 C 1 N
S 2 1/19/H3 C 10 U
H 2 10/12/83 A 7 N
S 2 12/l',/83 C 12 U
5 L
5 L
I N M2J
H 2 './02/83 B 1 N B51
S 2 ',/09/83 A « E
S 2 7/12/83 A 2 N
S 2 10/10/83 A ", E
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III
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MONTHLY/i ",■"!„" ,i,'-
INDEX
SUBJECTS
OAGE Ti
B«6iTH iNALYiER -ILL CHECK RALEIGH AbC STORE PATRONS
S?i f^L"!^ SI^^^Sg'SB^S'n on drivers who drink
S^>ITSYNr^oSl^"E^^AJ^JS^SlTS^^i^^^"
""1H'i^s£??^stfCs^^iirSit^^\§S5r^gLVARD
BREVARD HAYDR DROPS CHALLENGE „^,,„,,,
bREVARD RATED AS TOP PLACE FOR RETIREES
eRExERY
ill ttig 58iip::"srH['irfS^Ey.No CO.
"S.?':'%5{icl"orp'ASi:;^N'T°£NOO,<ses brewery s-ap
STROH CAN KEEP N.C. BREWERY
^"'"cIbaSeT's'-BRIARP.TCH- HAS BRJSH ARBOR SPIRIT
BRIBEKY INDICTS JUDGE HUNT
LaSyER SAYS JUDGE HUNT ENTRAPPED
HUNT'S REMOVAL RECOHMENPED
"UOGE HUNT SAYS RESIGNATION S^NT
?C^H\'o^Ll^^J^?fl?^S?L^IfrliNTENCING
'jSoGr^ENliNc'^r^lS'T TO I. YEARS IN PRISON
£<-JunGF'S TRIAL TO bE OELAYEn
III!'. :c"cSlEg"iE^rON^St ^ n TAKE bRIBES
SIIU^S^'TSoSlrPPoS^D^A^FErT^SS^YALL-S FUTURE
BX^^^iFM^W:^^ So? yS^^EAR GREEN
INOUIRY ORDERED IN TAPES' STO^Y
TRANSCRIPT DARKENS OUTLOOK FO' GREEN
ELECTION-LAW COMMENT SPELLS OnOH FOR GREEN
GREEN TAPES ANGER LAWYERS
Sfisni is PLEADS INNOCENT TO CHARGES . ^ „
STATE ciwS ON BRiaERY MAY BE CHANCED NEXT YEAR
Attorneys for green given tapes
ATTORNEYS FOR GREEN GIVEN J'RES
fi;i":5;^ErsC05pENSAf ON ar advances
'.T. i^oSiTs'sSLE? ol'-BpfnliY charge
Juror SAYS GOVERNMENT oidn'T show soles auih
GRE?N heIrING IN BRIBE CASE IS POSTPONED
(CAR TOONl
aPER .••
D
LO BRACELET
ORIZED BRIBE
GREEN FACES TRIAL OCT. 17
OCT. 17 TRIAL DATE IS SET FOR GREEN
Sere feds in beaufort bri^e t<y7
GREEN NOTIONS SET FOR HEARING
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS CHARGE S A. A INST GREEN
INNOCENT PLEA IS ENTER EO FOR . REEN
MEETING CALLED ON BRIBERY CASE
ATTORNEYS: IMMUNITY PACT SHOULD dE PUBLIC
FREeS'S L^wJeRS GIVE COURT HU^ T AFFIDAVIT
GREEN DEFENSE US E 5_AFF lOAV I T 1Y HUNT
;ui"sioi^r^g/?sl?^i:!;n;!sucE
^F^rA^^SH^S^^'l^E^clTE'S'S^ WOULD ACCEPT MONEY
PAPER SATS IT OBTAINED PROdE TAPES
"Bf^'^^rrFl?5FfEsTFirTrMlgE'"TS%S=Ef:7I^Y ORDAK
?tS^r^ARSSSJ^TrG;irN\S"EI?E^ bSU^ERY TkIAL
JURY "ULLS FATE OF JIMMY GREE'
irjhv.riiiiri.r,''^"^.^ po. green,
^lj;L\*^S"iilESi'cA^?r^?^e?-APP1INTED JUDGES
^P?li"sSgSSli?3^St?H^S5{!SSE IN GREEN TRIAL
ACME LT. GOV. CATCHING KIT (CARTOONI
GREEN CHARGES COST 490,000
PROSECUTORS DROP CHARGES »!-' '^i 5 '„'^ = ZI^ , .j
Wrhi ttv.hiru".\ir.r..r.iz'^ -b-g money.
BRIBE OFFER TRIAL ENDS IN SENTENCE
1!JSa^?'".^n^°h'i? iJi^^SlSA? r t cEnspiring to bribe deputy
mother, son face JAIL bribery counts
P D
H ?
s ?
H ?
S 2
H 2
DATE
lO/J-J/BJ
U/22/B3
12/05/63
l2/06/a3
5
t
C PG
1
S
13
2 8/21/R3 A 12
2 3/2S/n3 B 6
? 11/12/63 A It
2 12/15/93 A 21
H 1 7/02/B3 C 1
H 2 9/25/93 A 6
H 2 6/2<./83 D 9 P U W66
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
M 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
H 2
S 2
H .'
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
M 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
M 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
l/lB/83 A
1/26/B3 A
1/27/83 A
l/29/fl3 A
l/29/n3 A
2/01/83 B
2/02/83 A
2/01/83 A
2/06/83 A
3/05/83 B
3/11/03 A
3/12/63 A
3/18/63 A
<,/05/63 A
6/13/83 A
t>/l'./83 A
6/15/B3 A
6/15/83 A
6/15/83 B
6/15/83 A
6/16/83 A
6/16/83 f
6/16/83 A
6/17/83 A
6/17/63 C
6/17/93 A
6/16/83 A
6/19/63 A
6/16/83 A
6/19/83 A
6/20/63 B
6/20/83 A
0/21/83 A
6/21/83 A
6/21/63 A
6/22/83 A
6/22/63 A
6/22/83 A
6/23/83 A
6/23/83 C
6/23/63 f
6/23/P5 A
6/3D/63 A
7/13/63 A
7/13/83 A
7/l'./83 >
7/15/63 C
7/23/83 (
8/07/93 I
9/09/63 '
3/10/63 '
9/13/93 (
9/13/93 (
8/31/83 /
9/01/83 I
9/11/63 (
9/11/83 ;
9/l'./93 /
9/15/63 /
9/16/83 I
9/27/63 (
9/30/63 .
10/01/83 I
10/09/83 .
10/16/83 !
10/17/83
10/16/83 .
10/16/63
10/19/83 .
10/20/83
10/20/63
10/21/93
10/21/83
10/22/63
10/2'./83
10/2<./83
10/25/83
10/26/63
10/26/93
10/27/93
10/27/93
10/29/63
10/29/63
10/29/83
10/29/93
10/29/83
10/29/63
10/30/63
10/30/93
10/31/93
1 1/01/63
11/06/63
11/11/93
12/06/93
12/07/93
12/13/83
12/15/83
12/29/93
12/29/B3
11
1 1
1
3
5
1
1
10
5
J
N 0<t6
N 0'.6
p
N
n<.!
E
1 <•
N
p
N
Illth
T
r
R56
N
N
N
N
N
N
1 2
N
N
1 7
N
N
K<.i
""'rEE'SrsS^BS^SE^l-'BRICK AND TUE
IHOOVER ROADI
montmly/a
SEE ALSO N.c. BRICK ASS^CIA^lnN
OURHAH FtBNS JOIN GAS PPQJECT
N.C. BRICK INDUSTRY IS BOUNCING HACK
BRICKLAYERS
SPARTAN SMOHS SKILL
BUILDING A PATIO
PERSON MAN IS RUNNER-UP
BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO HERALD-SUN TROPHY
INVENTOR OF BRIDGE WHEEL DIES
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT OPENING
BRIDGE TOURNEY BEGINS
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT ANNOUNCES HiNMtRS
BRIDGE WINNERS ANNOUNCED
BRIOCES. DURHAM
BRIDGE WORK
GEER ST. BRIDGE TO BE REPLACED
BLALOCK ROAD RESIDENTS SEEKING CITY BRIDGE
HAMMERIN* AWAY
NONE OF DURHAM'S BRIDGES SAID IN DANGER OF COLLAPSING
REMOVING OBSTACLE
REPLACING BRIDGE
THE bOOM WASN'T LOW ENOUGH
STATE APPROVES REPLACING SEVEN BRIDGES IN DURHAM
<. COUNTY BRIDGES WILL BE REPLACES
ti.b MILLION WILL BE SPENT TO IMPROVE DURHAM BRIDGES ICARTOONI
BRIDGESi N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS' BRIDGE
UMSTEAD BRIDGE REOPENED
BRIDGE REPAIRS
PSEUDO-SHORE
GAS TAX SPEEDS UP BRIDGE
BRIDGE WILL BE CLOSED FO
5 N.C. BRIDGES LISTED IN
BRIDGE CONTRACT AMONG 31
STATE PLANNING TO BUILD
'BRIDGING' A PROBLEM
BRIDGE WORK SET NEXT YEA
THEY INSPECT nRIDGES--UN
BOGUE BRIDGE PLAN SUPPOR
MAN SURVIVES LEAP FROM 9
BRIDGE OPENING SCHEDULE
PANEL SETTLES BRIDGE I SS
NEW BRIDGE OVFR BOGUE AP
WELCOME BRIDGE; WATCH FOi
11,000 N.C. BRIDGES SAID
N.C. BRIDGE RANKING HELD
2 N.C. PRIDGES TO GET SP
FIRM SEEKS TO LIMIT L I A6
FOUR BRIDGES TO BE REPAI
BRIDGES PASS INSPECTION
SUIT COULD HALT FUNDS
CITY TMRfcATFNS SUIT OVER
OFFICIAL SAYS NEW BRIDGE
STATE OFFENDS BRIDGE PLA
3RD BRIDGE SAID NEEDED T
N.C. GETS BRIDGE FUNDS
N.C. BRIDGE BUDGET UP "lO
BOARD BACKS PLAN FOR NEW
FUNDS OK'O TJ REPLACE N
BOARD APPROVES REPLACEME
SOME BRIDGES IN DURHAM A
SUBJECTS
PAGE 73
l/17/6't
S. N.:.
FOR CROATAN SOUND TRAFFIC
REPLACEMENT
REPA IRS
■KILLER BRIDGE'
LET
BR IDGE
OERWAT ER
TED
RIDGE
ANNOUNCED
UE
PROVED
' TILT
OEFi: lENT, ORSOL
UNFAI R
ECIAL INSPECTION
ILITY
RED
BRID"E
SHOULD l3E BUILT
NS
0 bogje banks
0 per: ENT
3 R I 0". E
C. BRIDGES
NT OF 500 BRIDGES
REA t: be replaced
BRIOGES. U.S.
DUKE PUBLISHES REPORT
BRIGGS AVE. IDURHAM, N.C.I
CITY URGED TO SEEK FUNDS FOR 4 REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
BRIGGS AVENUE EXTENSION TOP FJND ITEM
CITY SCHEDULES HEARINGS ON BUDGET, JOB BILL FUNDS
DURHAM GETS IftZ-l'DOO FOR JOB-RELATED PROJECTS
BRIGHT LEAF CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN PROJECTS RECEIVE BROAD SUPPORT
CIVITANS GRATEFUL
ESSAY WINNERS
RECEIVES AWARD
NEW OFFICERS
BRIGHT LEAF HOEOOwN
BILL SEEKS HQEDOwN FUNDS
BRIGHTLEAF SQUARE
SEE ALSO LIGGETT AND MYERS TOBACCO CO., WAREHOUSES
MOVING DAY
GYPSIES STEAL JEWELRY
PRESERVATION SOCIETY MOVES INTO NEW QUARTERS AT BRIGHTLEAF SQUARE
BRIGmTlEAF SQUARE AMONG WINNERS OF NEW AWARDS
HELPING OTHERS
BRINKS
SEE
ROBBERY
ROBBERY,
U.S.
BRITISH AMERICAN FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
BRITISH-AMERICAN FESTIVAL GETS »i>0,OOD GRANT
DURHAM FESTIVAL GETS «tO,000 SRANT
PLANS FOR COLONY'S '■OOTH ANNIVERSARY GOING SMOOTHLY
MOMENTUM auILOS FOR U.S. -BRITISH FEST
DURHAM SHOULD REAP BENEFITS F^OM FESTIVAL
BURROUGHS bELLCDME GIVES 450,100 GRANT FOR FESTIVAL
THE BRITISH ARE COMING! SO GET READY, DURHAM!
SUPPORT ANGLO-AMERICAN EVENTS
DURHAM TO CFLEBRaTE FIRST VOYAGE TO N.C.
FINANCE COMMITTEE APPROVES 110,000 FOR WR". FESTIVAL
CITY SUPPORT FOR FESTIVAL AN INVESTMENT IN FUTURE
BRITISH MUSEUM
WHO KEEPS THE MARBLES?
BftOAOMnOR APARTMENTS
COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT CHANGE HEARING SLATED
PUPIL SHIFT LINKED TO RACIAL BALANCE
2 SCHOOLS' RACIAL RATIO ATILT
PARENTS RAP PUPIL RESHUFFLING
PARENTS CRITICIZE BROADMOOR MOVE
SCHOOL TRANSFER WORKS — HALFWAY
BROADWAY INEW YORK CITY) '
DURHAM NATIVE IS IN BROADWAY SHOW
Pr, L P BYL
2/l'./n3
'>/J8/e3
S ? './2''/»3 A !<. P P C56
S ? 6/10/83 A 2 P P T37
H 1 10/22/83 C I N
H
?
2/03/83
r
19
N
H
?
2/18/83
h
5
N
s
?
2/18/R3
(
1
N
s
?
2/19/83
A
1 1
N
s
2
2/22/83
A
1 1
N
s
?
3/10/83
r
1
P
P
T37
s
?
3/14/83
A
1
N
s
?
3/l'./83
(
1
N
M/)
s
?
7/13/83
(
1
P
P
T17
s
?
7/18/83
A
1
N
J56
H
?
a/25/83
II
1
P
r.56
s
?
9/25/83
C
1
P
P
S7(>
H
?
9/10/83
H
1
P
P
rsft
s
10/17/83
A
1
N
JS6
H
2
10/18/83
B
I
N
046
H 2 10/19/83 A 4 T T R56
H 2
1/01/83
A
1
N
S 2
l/0'./R3
A
I 1
N
H 2
l/OS/83
A
1
P P
R91
H 2
1/13/83
C
1 1
N
H 2
1/19/83
A
7
N
H 2
2/2(./83
A
3
N
H 2
3/12/83
A
8
N
H 2
3/15/83
B
1<.
N
S 2
3/23/83
A
t,
E
H 1
'./Oe/83
B
1
N
H 1
<./14/83
3
1
P F
L30
S 2
'./26/83
8
7
N
S 2
5/05/83
C
4
N
S 2
5/05/83
C
4
N
S 2
6/10/83
A
2
N
H 2
6/1 1/83
A
1
M N
H 2
6/15/83
A
4
E
S 2
6/29/83
A
1
N
H 2
7/01/83
A
I 1
N
S 2
7/11/83
A
I
N
H 2
7/12/83
B
14
N
H 2
7/17/83
C
5
N
S 2
7/19/83
A
?
N
H 2
a/13/83
A
5
N
S 2
8/18/83
C
8
N
S 2
8/19/83
A
2
N
H 2
d/20/83
A
6
N
S 2
8/29/83
A
2
N
S 2
9/06/83
A
1
N
H 2
9/07/83
A
14
N
H 2
9/17/83
A
3
N
S 2
10/14/83
A
I
N
H 2
10/15/83
A
I I
N
H 1
10/18/83
E
1
N
046
H 2
1/23/83
0
3
N
S 2
6/02/83
A
1
N
L38
H 2
6/03/83
B
1
N
S51
S 2
6/06/83
C
1
N
K90
S 2
a/02/83
A
1
N
K90
S 2
2/01/83
A
4
L
H 2
2/0'./83
A
5
L
S 2
5/13/83
A
6
P P
S76
S 2
9/09/83
A
7
P P
S76
S 2
9/26/83
A
3
P P
FTD
H 1
'1/16/83
d
I
N
H 2
7/02/83
C
1
P P
T37
H 2
8/18/83
B
5
N
H 2
8/23/83
A
6
P N
H 2
9/29/83
B
1
N
S 2
12/12/83
C
1
P P
H
?
2/08/83
H
1
N
W66
S
7
2/08/83
A
s
N
H
1
2/11/83
H
1
F
LiO
s
2
3/02/83
A
4
N
H
?
3/03/83
A
4
F
S
?
5/06/83
A
1
N
H
?
10/06/83
A
1
11 N
W66
H
2
10/06/83
A
4
^
S
?
10/06/83
A
1
N
1 1)5
H
!
10/07/83
H
1
N
S51
s
2
10/08/83
A
4
6
H
2
5/27/83
A
4
E
H
2
3/08/83
R
1
N
W24
s
7
3/08/83
H
1
N
Fn5
H
>
3/09/83
H
5
N
W/4
H
2
4/19/83
H
1
N
W/4
s
?
4/19/83
B
1
N
F05
H
2
9/20/83
A
3
N
W24
s
2
3/10/83
D
5
N
A15
M0NTMLT/4N
I N 0 E »
12/31/93
SUBJECTS
S
E
C PG
PAGE 7^,
i/lT/a"!
"'"°afG'clilES.'s"A'Li°TLNS ELECTING THEIR GOVERNMENTS
SRQADwiy ra vote on bonds, be=r, mine
BROADKAY AT OUK E SERIES ccuiei
SEE OUKE UNIV.. bROAOWAT AT OUKE SERlEb
^""sEe'InIv/oF^.C. -CHAPEL HILL. -ROAOHAY ON TOUR SERIES
BROGDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL ^ ^^,
BROGOEN RELEASES HONOR ROLL
BROGOEN STUDENTS HAVE TORNADO DRILL
SCHOOL NA-ES EXPLAINED
aROGOfll RELEASES HONOR ROLL
afinr.DEN WEARS ALL-SPORTS CROrf'l
BSOGOEN SlODLE SCHOOL RELEASES HONOR ROLLS
PROGRAM EYES TRUANCY
ATTENDANCE^ GRADES IMPROVE AT BRJCJEN
BROGOEN NAMES HONOR STUDENTS
BROKEN JO^^S 5,5 ,pr|„ bROKEN BONES I
1-OUNCE CAST LETS ATHLETES PHY AS ThEy hEal
■IRONZE STAR
^^MAn'-RECEUES BRONZE STAR 39 YEARS LATE
BMOuGhTON HIGH SCHOOL
'sTSTE^S'EALtoCAfEs'iL? MILLIQ'- fOR -ENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
■"*°"'^S:,R°?E"wuifJSi"'??T*H^?S!T;:':SE CARBAGE TO MA.E STEA-
Sdusl PASSES UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BILL
RROmN and WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CO.
^"To5!iCCoI°ct"ARETTE COMP.NI E S | XPEC T ED TO GRO,
TOBACCO fIRM WILL INCREASE SUE OF PACK
"'*°;EL'-iLSO°cJl0LINA BROWN LUNG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO COTTON
SEE ALSO COTTON DUST REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO LUNG UlSfASES
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
IS3?rM^E"NT\it;E"%E?7"-AY TO PREVENT BROwN LUNG
ss?¥^5i'w;:'^.Ng^iSJIrGN°'^5No'"h^?NG to expenses
OPINIONS OF TAR HEEL EDITORS
SS^rLSN^C^O^SJii^^iirLrM^^.'^S^S^^ bY INDUSTRY
glK[E"?0^jR'i?HT^?f;?I^i''w3S<?Sr?RaM BROWN LUNG ENTERS NEW ROUND
'u^nr.h'^'-To°4 llL\''S§li^5J'!.DUSTRY LOBbYISTS
SoRKERS- COMP BILL IS SENT TO SUbCOMMlTTEE
SSVoi :ijN?^°N0'?S!;NGEs''lN'"c0TT0N DUST STaNU.RD
mJiwn TJnG CROUP calls for STRONGER OUST 5TJNDAR0S
S.c"aGeScyh2lTS SOLICITATION «Y BROWN LUNG ASSOCIATION
bJoCn CunG ASSOCIATION STRUGGLES TO STAY ALIvE
"'°"^SIDE«sf IroSn^RECluSE BITES REPORTED UP IN N.C.
PROWN^UNIV.^^^ MURMUR OF COMPUTERS EASE CONSCIENCE PANGS?
PROWN VS. BOARD OF EDUCATION
^^Sc*tlSTR'iL°?h';iSE§Tipi"s^S°U^tTli3%F BROWN CASE
BROWNIES (GIRL SCOUTSl
SEE ALSO GIRL SCOUTS
BROWNIES SING
^«"''^?JSlTSS"?IjEs''E'xfoKTION COUNT
'.\r.'°luntl'kul\°.rC^To'.'i'lc.-. support your local POLICE .CARTOON,
5Vti.^E???|:'°«i"-^ci'sHl^f"''2Sg,ECTED DRUG OPERATIONS
DETECTIVE: SHERIFF BACKED DRUJ DEALS
BKUNS-ICK^COUNTY^O|PT.^OF^SOCI.L,SERV.CES^^^^,^^
''""''':;iS^GE"0^KrEs'rES['E^CE REDUCTION
BRUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT 1 SOUThPOR T, N .C . I
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AN 0 S.C. ,..,„,„.,
Ice Attn fJuriFAR PLANTS. N.C. A' D S.C. ACCIDENTS
NRC FINES CPCL «iOO 000 FOR BRUNSWICK NUKE PLANT
?StL OFFICIAL CL it MS «600. 000 FI-^E EXCESSIVE
CPCL "AY FACE SECOND SAFETY FINE
i;SLsiIc'k^an^R^S5l'5F^?^?b^; INSPECTED
ini%hr»e'o'n'l.yo'o^'^''^ul'IV,\,.un. for inspection
NRC BACKS OFF ON ORDER
CPLL SAYS SHUTDOWN HAS BEEN EXPE.SIVE
LEAK FOUND AT NUCLEAR PLANT „,,„,,
PIPE CRACKS IN N-PLANTS MAY BE DEEPER
CPCL SAYS LEAKING VALVE REPAIRED
5FMc!2l'«YSEiK'-N?; S5d R Tl SHUT DOWN BRUNS-ICK PLAUT
CPLL PAYS RECORD FINE FOR BRU-JSWICK VIOLATIONS
CPCL PAYS RECORD 1600.000 FIN? TO NRC ,„,.,,,,,»,,
FIVE NUCLFAO PLANTS TO FE SHUT DOWN FOR INSPECTIONS
GROUP LISTS 'WORST MANAGED' N-PLANTS „,...,
CPCL DISPUTES NAOER GROUP aSSFSSmENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT
fSfr ^.^i?\o''SE['!lYSo«E RFPAI. S ON NUCLEAR PLANT PIPES
CPCL ls5s TO dIlI? SoSe SepM'S ON NuCLFaR PLANT PIPES
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BRYANT, OREm. CRUL AND PATTERSON
HAYTI OEvELOPERS mire 2 fIRHS
flRYANT-OURHAM ELECTRIC CO.
CQNTkACTuR PLEADS GUILTY TO BIO FRAUD
SHACKLEEORU PLEADS GUILTY
'M m
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BUCK MOUNTAIN DEVELOPMENT
BOARD VOTES TO REQUIRE U1LD-A'4IMAL REGISTRATION
l<. OPPOSE LOOSENING RESTRICTIDNS ON AIRPORT
AIRPORT'S REALITY PREDICTED
BUGGS ISLAND LAKE
SEE ALSO KERR LAKE
TWO 05PREY FAMILIES NESTING AT KERR LAKE
BUILDING CODE, VIOLATIONS
HOUSING CODE MAY BE STIFFENED
REPAIRS ARE BEING SOUGHT TO U^C FRAT
BUILDING CODES
SEE ALSO DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISUN
SEE ALSO HOUSING CODE
SEE ALSO N.C. BUILDING CODE COU-ICIL
FIRE CODES SHOULD BE MORE STRINGENT. N.C. OFFICIALS SAY
TRAGEDY SPURS CALLS FOR STRICTER FIRE CODE
MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR ShELLlNSS PROPOSED
FIRE CODE INCOMPLETE
CLEANUP NEEDED IN INSPECTIONS UNIT ,,„„,, „,r-r„,rTr
COUNCIL MEMBERS OUESTION GIVI^IC VARIANCE POWER FOR HISTORIC DISTRICTS
TRINITY PARK CARPORT FUELS COJRT BATTLE
JUDGE RULES AGAINST INSPECTOR IN SUIT
CITY EYES AESTHETICS OF HOUSES
DURHAM'S HOUSING CODE NEEDS A:SThET1CS CLAUSE
BUILDING CONSTRUCTIOn
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACT
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDU
SEE ALSO HOME IMPROVEMENT
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCT
SEE ALSO HOUSING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE BUILD
SEE ALSO N.C. HOME BUILDER
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONST
BUILDING ACTIVITY INCREA
STEEL HOMES ENTER IRIANC
1<.0-hOME project PLANNED
construction set on chap
building activity in tri
ridge laa sought to prot
building contracts show
durham home building soa
ridge law proposal amend
building activity in jan
building increases in n
durham building surges
construction increase re
new housing construction
single-Family homes lead
durham housing demand st
construction in durham m
more houses built in aug
alternate building metho
DURHAM Ranks 4Th in July
VALUE OF BUILDING SOARS
INVESTIGATION OF ARENA C
HOUSING BOOM LIKELY NEAR
BUILDING LEVEL RISES 50X
OCTOBER BUILDING WORK TR
SOME COUNTIES ARE AOOPTl
ORYWALL SHORTAGE PLAGUES
AREA HOME BUILDERS SEE A
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STRY
ION, COSTS _^
ING ONSTRUCTION
S ASSOCIATION
RUCTITN
SEo n N.C. CITIES During oct.
LE
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ANGLE SOARS
ECT MOUNTAIN SKYLINE
GAINS IN N.C.
RS 205. it
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INC! EASES
C. Om [NG FEB.
PORTE") IN N.C. CITIES
MAY IE BEST IN 20 YEARS FOR DURHAM
BUILDING SURGE
RONG
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UST
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CONSTRUCTION
IN DURHAM DURING JULY
ONSTRUCTION CONTINUES
RTP
IN DJRHAM
IPLES IN COUNTY FROM '82
NG TH= IR OWN RIDGE ORDINANCES
DURHAM 3UILDER5
NOTHER GOOD YEAR
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, N.C.
SENATE DELAYS RIDGE BILL VOTE
BUILDING INCREASES IN N.C. CITIES
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO euuniNG construction
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL lOSPITAL, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO PAVING CONTRACTORS
BURDEN OF PROOF CHANGED IN DRAM SHOP PROPOSAL
SUGAR TOP EX-CONTRACTOR HIT WITH tl MILLION IN SUITS, LIENS
BILL APPROVED TO PROTECT C QNFl DE'I T I AL INFORMATION
HEARING ON BOND SALES FOR BUILDING SET TODAY
ALL'S QUIET AT PANEL'S HEARIN'.
MEDIOCRE YEAR FORECAST FOR LASGER CONTRACTORS
BUILDING OFVElOPFRS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTURS
SEE ALSO Chapel hill, n.c, housing
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF OURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO PLANNED UNIT OEVFLOPMENT
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTHN
APARTMENT OEvELOPERS SEEK FUNIS
SWIFT COUNCIL TO ASK HOUSING 3ACKING
OURHAM COMMISSIONERS, DEvELDP"RS AT ODDS
PLANNING SUCCESS HARD TO MEASURE IN ORANGE EFFORT
:ONING RULES TOO COMPLEX, BUILDERS SAY
DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE IS REVISED
BOARD ALLOWS HOSPITAL TO CONSTRUCT LAUNDRY
NEW ZONING ARFA OK ' D
APARTMENT HEARING TONIGHT
COMMISSIONERS CLEAR WAY FOR PMNTING PLANT IN TRIANGLE
DEVELOPERS OPPOSE COUNTY APARTMENT CHANGE
COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF WATER SUPPLY
CLAIM TO LAND DENIED
RUNAWAY RUNOFF: DURHAM HOMEOW'IERS SUFFER WATERY AFTER-EFFECTS.
SEwAGE DISCHARGE INTO TWO LAK'S HALTED 120 DAYS
SAO discovery: a BEACH WITHOUT SEAGULLS
RUNOFF THREATENS STREAMS
BILL REQUIRING TOP INSURANCE FOR DRUNK DRIVERS ADVANCES
PANEL AMENDS RIDGE CONSTRUCTHN bILL
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DATE
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''"■k?l''il.ln'S^»«iS'l"S''ECTIONS UIVIS.ON
CITY 03SEPV?5 13UIL0INC SAFETY WEEK
^''"•"oSYW^L^ioRT.&F PLAGUES nu« HA « lUlLOERS
''^"•°J,S5s'!"&"cn^tR.CTS UP 100% IN TRIANGLE
COUNTY ISSUES PERMITS
PLANNING BiAROOKSCONDOHINIU^S
BuIlO NG PEPMITS ISSUED
BU LO NO PE'MITS ISSUED
SnisE I«aLcS PILL TO ALLOW DO,
SuRHA- "OUSI.-.G UP 9n
gy^NE-Mii^srs^syf REVIEW
COHMITTEE FAVORS BIKE PATHS
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ourhI- GkA ts building P|«" ts
DURHAM ISSUES BUILDING PEgM';?
DURHAM GRANTS BUILDING PERMITS
"^"-"ioSsE^uaolNc'PERMITS INCREASE
SSy BUILDING CONTRACTS UP IN N.
"'"•"folks AROUND HERE: LIFE IN OU' HAM
^"'-^"sitENCE OUU: -HIGH SOVIET SATELLITE POSES THE GREATER THREAT7
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BULLET-PROOF VESTS SnOULO &E i LJCAL ISSUE
^"'■'"^HOYKU'S P0TS.10T MISSED TM^ lA^ K
BUMPER STirnERS
SPAULOING EYclNC MOUSE RACE
BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C.
BUNCOMBE PROBE ENOS ,,,
STATE GETS CUSTODY OF MUROER SUSPECT
RUN I ONS
flUN[ON BUSINESS SPARnS DEBATE
PUNN* N.C.
BUNN POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS
FIRF UNIT PLANS DINGIER. CRAFTS SHOrf
TWO SENTENCED IN BUNN SLAYING
BUNN COSES ANOTHER POLICE CHIEF
BUNN.^N.C.j^ELECT^ONS^ TOWNS ELECTING THEIR GUUERNMtNIS
'""" BUnSs'hEALtJ^ENTER plans to RENOVATE ITS PHARMACY
BURDEN OF OREAMS IFILMI
BLANK SFRVE5 PEANS. ''UROEN OF DREAMS'
THIS 'BUROEN* EASY TO BEAR ,„,., ,,c
filmmaker: his LATEST WORK IS ABOUT ZANY, DARING COLLEAGUE
■iUREAUCRACY, U.S. ,,,
SEE ALSO FEOESAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO FEDESAL GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO COVE»NMENTAL PAPER HOR<
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
GOVERNMENT HELP'' A BLUNT 'NO TMAfJKS'
THE BUREAUCRAT WHO LEFT PLACE AT THE TROUGH
croAO IRnfJV
ISN'T IT WurJOERFuL? THE BURfAJC»ATS ARE SAVING US MONEY
'^"'■'sJmOOL 'flOOOEO AFTER SHOTS HIT WATE» LINE
■iURGER KING (KING'S Pla;ai
NEW HEALTH CLUb OPEN IN CARPBTRO
BURGER KING IL200 WEST CLUB PLVO.l
Two ORDER AT BURGER KING, DEMAND MONEY, GET tl95
MAN CHARGED WITH BITING FING6'
BURGLAR ALARMS
SEE ALARM SYSTEMS
BURGLARY
SEE ROBPhRY, DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
BURGLARY RING '
SEE ALSO RUBBERY, DURHAM
POLICE SAY auBGLARY RING OISCIVERED
DURHAM LINK TO WAKE CRI^E R I N"; UNKNOWN
PROSECUTOR SAYS JUDGE WRONG
BIKE THEFT RING REPORTED BROKEN UP IN RANOLEMAN
PURIALS
SEE FUNERALS
BURIED ALIVE
SEE LIVE PUR1AL5
" * BURKE COUNIy'tO let HOSPITAL USE GARBAGE TO MAKE STEAM
GOOD EXAMPLE FUR ALL
BURKE COUNTY, II. C. TAXES
BURKE COUNTY VOTERS OK SALES TAX
"UPKE YOUTH CENTER {MJRGANTQN, N.C.J
YOUNG INMATES USING COMPUTERS
PRISON TEENS ESCAPE MISERY WITH EXPLORERS
BURLINGTON, N.C. , ._„.
SEE ALSO L IQUOR-BY-TMF DRINK, BIRLINUTON
SEE ALSO SPR ING FL ING
SCOUTS TO GET SERVICE CENTER
COMMUNITY WATCH INTERFST COOCS IN BURLINGTON
DIRECTORIES dEING DISTRIBUTED
INDUSTRY EYEING ALAMANCE
EVACUATION RESULTS FROM AMMONIA LEAK
BURLINGTON TO GET FIRST TELEVISION STATION
aiiOl tMr.Tnw T K ^TATinw PI ANNED
'TOWN GETS GIFTS
WAY TO WEST VIRGINIA
GIFTS ON WAY TO WEST VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA FAMILY GETS HOLIDAY HELP FROM TAR hEcLS
TRUCKS ARRIVE WITH 'GIFT OF LIVE'
N.C. COUPLE BRING 'GIFT OF LOVE' TQ BRANCHLAND
burlington, n.c, annexation
sfnat' vote backs buslin&ton 'chonl district's powers
order lifted; elon college annexes land
seven speakers urge anncxatiom
burlington, elon rollege oispite cding tu court
alamance tables reouest for cljnsel
8urlingtun council will appeal annexation case
Burlington, n.c, budget
see also burlington city council, budget
burlingto'i eyes water, sewtr <ate increases
burlington budget approved
burlington, n.c businesses , ,
see alst burlington, n.c, industrial development
burlington panel suggests cha'iges in downtown area
burlington, n.c. city employees
extra holiday proposal dies
burlington, n.c. condominiums
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SEE ALSO CONiJOMINIUMS „_, ,,
"^"^'ssJcrNoVoS-jASir^ssoMffj^i^oErfN ^ownto-n are.
duaLIIGTON 14YCR UWOPPOSEQ ,,,-.,
auRLINGTON TO mCLD PRIMARY Tl^ SOAT
5USLINGI0N FIELD NARROUEO
CANDIDATES FORUH SET
"SFB*i^^E^n'?SJ3?TR?-^55Egiri5I^^NGTo.
3URL1H&TCN, 'i.e., LOCAL OPT ION EL E'. T luN
SEE BURLINGTON, N.C.. ELECTIONS.
SEE lIOUOR-BY-ThE drink.
5URLING TON
auBi inGTON. N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE
'" '-MAioR OF siRLlNGTON TO SEEK N= ,. TEKM
BURLINGTON "AYOR UNOPPOSED ,^,.
BURLINGTON TO MOLO PRIMARY TUESDAY
OURLINGTON, N.C., PARKS „„„„tc^
mesi suRlIngton park supported
■(UPLINGTCN, N.C, "ESTAURANTS
'^'E^^ISR^^T^SIiSESs'^Ncii: CONTRACT TO FEEO INMATES .T alamanCE JAIL
'^V.rilV. ^:i;;N?r!U^?.'^J??«:5!3S^I^:.£» lines
BURLINGTON REFUSES TC GIVE S E= UNO
HOSPITAL RECEIVES EXEMPTION
'""-'jURUN^YoN-DcLAYrOECISION ON REiONING FOR HALL
auSt NGTON 0K5 RE70NINC FOR OJTLET -ALL EXPANSION
BURLINGTON OKS CONDOMINIUM PE'MII
BURLINGTON REZONING REQUEST TABLED
BURLINGTON ANTIjUES FAIR
"^NTIoSErFllR- ImilL BURLINGTON FvF.T TO =EGIN MA«M ,9
'^"•'^SlLINGfoJ T^ffbaMSM AERIAL -LADJFR FIRE TRUCK
it!Jti^GJ8r4:i^foE^^.t''?L°4,??^?^i^^L^rxpr!s^s^oN
BURLINGTON OrS 0E2DNING FOR OJTLcT "ALL EXPANSION
ItiStlN^GlS 2\l.'.rrAT,'l.uT.\Lt.^^ CONDOH.NIUMS
BURLINGTON'S ANIMAL COLLECTION DAMAGED
Su^L'liGVuN'^SiXnL'JaL'i^^EAL ANNEXATION CASE ^.
au5t NGTCN PANEL SUGGESTS CHAMGF5 IN DOWNTOWN ARcA
BURLINGTON REZONING REQUEST TAoLzO
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, OUOGET
SEE ALSO Burlington, n.c. budget ,„,.,,,
BURLINGTON FYFS WATER. SE-ER 'ATE INCREASES
BURLINGTON nuOGET APPROVED
"uBLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
tCF »l <;i AliMANCE county, ELECTIONS
III its? icAMANCE county'roard if elections
SEE ALSO PURLINGTON, N.C, ELECTIONS
CITY flections TRAwING EARLY tANDIOAlFS
Burlington "aygr unopposed ,,^..„
burlington to mold primary ttf soay
burlington field narrowed , ,,. r,.__
CaSmCEY ANU BARBOUR WIN BUKL IN GTON C JUNC I L StATS
VOTE MIIuP CHANGES BURLINGTON ELECTION
BARPOUR CONTINUING FIGHT ON VITF COUNT
mesane -ayjral Election hEabi>ig set for dec jb
BuBlINGTON city council, Hf B|" "f^LACEHfNT
HUFFMAN T" LEAVE BURLINGTON CTUNCIL
'""^'gSJSSsiL'lNl^LS TO GALLOP AGAIN SATURDAY
»U^LlNGT0N^CUY^^CM0nL^O0AR0^^^^^^^
'"°"njr??'irTiTArfru^fi2i?&Nn!2onu u's^-ct.s powers
iLAlANCE, duScINGTON SCHOOLS TRIM IST DAY
SCHOOLS RESUME SCHEDULE
TURLINGTON CITY SCMOncS. DRUG »BLI|f ,
SEE ALSO SCHJHLS, N.C, DRUG. ABJSE
!<. CHARGED IN ALAMANCE PRUu P'OBcS
'""'■'afilJ'lNGTQN To'JeFURBISH aerial -LAOOEK fire TRUCK
BURLINGTON FOUNGSTION
MUSEUM RECEIVES is.oon GIFT
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIE?
SEE ALSO "URLINGTON SOCkS-aDlER
BI IS PLANNING TO MOVE STORE .
PUBLIC hEARImG SET ON SEhEO R'JUEST
B'iitlN^fgN'o^T^^E^^S.LL ANN0.JN:ES EXPANSION PLANS
STATE GETS VcOOO IN FISH KILL
BRYAN to SPEAK TO CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER
HANDGUN FUFO AT REPAIRMAN'S 'EET
OEVELOP-tNT ON 9TH STREET CLEARS "UROLE
HOME SECURITY TO USE OLD TEXTILE MILLS
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BI'S SMAREMnLOess VOIE TO MAHf TAKtOVfR HARDER
2.000 GALLONS OF ALCOHUL SPtLLS
BURLINGTON IN0U5IRIES MILL REfEIVE AJARD
TRADE REVISIONS ARE SAID NEFOFO
DURHAM TEXTILE PU5IN6SS OETTEl
BURLINGTON ROBOTICS IN USE
BURLINGTON 'MPLOYS 1,600 IN E'jIN
FIRE DAMAGES MILL BUILDING
MANY TEHTILF PLANTS SCHEDULING VACATIONS
fli PLANT TO GET NEW SYSTEM
ai DIVirEND
L INT CATCHES FIRE AT PLANT
GIFT AIDS MUSEUM'S OUTREACH PROGRAM
BFTTMAN TO BE FIRST PROFESSOR
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES SUES RIVAL COMPANY
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES OPENS OJTLET STORE OCT. in
81 ANNOUNCES PAY INCREASES
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, EMPLOYEES
ABOUT 2C0 FORMER EMPLOYEES ARE SUING BI
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, SALES AND E^RNINGS
BI'S Chairman says firm 'optimistic about future-
BURLINGTON EARNINGS DIP FOR OIARTER
BI REPORTS Sales level, earnivigs up
burlington reports sales rise during third ooartfcr
textile firm's sales rise
Burlington lions club
LIONS club donates money
BURLINGTON OUTLET PARK
BI IS PLANNING TO MOVE STORE
BURLINGTON OUTLET MALL ANNOUNCES EXPANSION PLANS
BURLINGTON DELAYS DECISION ON REZDNING FOR MALL
BURLINGTON OK S PEZONING FOR OUTLET MALL EXPANSION
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES OPENS OUTLET STORE OCT. 20
BURLINGTON POLICE DEPT.
BURLINGTON TO SEEK POLICE STATION BIOS
BURLINGTON SOCKS-AOLER
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INDUSTRY
NCSU GRADUATE 'SOCKING' IT TO
•EM AT BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON TOWN COUNCIL
SEE BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ALAMANCE CHAMBER SETS ANNUAL MEETING
ALAMANCE CHAMBER FARING WELL
PETITIONS SEEK VOTE ON DRINKS IN BURLINGTON
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE CHANGE IS JEJECTEJ
ECONOMIC DEVELOPER DOESN'T OPPOSE MOVE
ALAMANCE TO MOVE DEVELOPMENT IFFICE
CHAMBER TO SPONSOR COURSE
ALAMANCE CHAMBER PLANS FARM TlUR
CHAMBER TO CONDUCT DRIVE
CHAMBFR CONDUCTS SURVEY
CHAMBER OFFICER GETS AWARD
ALAMANCE SEEKS SPACE FOR DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COUNTY HISTORKAL MUSEUM
SEE ALAMANCE HISTORICAL MUSEUM
BURLINGTON/GRAHAM BROADCASTING CO.
RADIO STATIONS SALE PROPOSED
BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES i
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
N.C. JAYCEES TRYING TO PUT JA^SCAM BEHIND THEM
INFECTION FORCES CENTER TO REJECT NEW PATIENTS
BURN CENTER TEMPORARILY CL0SE3 DUE TO INFECTION
BURN CENTER CAUTIOUSLY REOPENS
N.C. MEMORIAL REOPENS CENTER
WATCH THIS O.'lF
TWO FORMER JAYCEE LEADERS GET ACTIVE TERMS FOR JAMSCAM
BEST METHOD FOR TREATING BURNS: PREVENT THEM
BURN VICTIMS
LIGHTER wRANGL
AUTOPSY SHOWS
N.C. JAYCEES T
FRANKL INTON ma
MAN bURNED AFT
BURN VICTIM IN
FRANKLINTON HA
MAN STABLE AFT
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INFECTION FORC
BURN CENTER TE
<■ MEN BURNED I
NORTH CAROLINA
MACHINE HITS P
MAN DIES AS OL
TODDLER BAOLY
Two BURNED IN
PLANT MANAGER
FRANKLIN MAN I
CHATHAM MAN 01
AUTOPSY SHOWS
BEST METHOD FO
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HENDERSON Z-YE
E FLARES UP AGAI N
NO VIOLENCE
RYING TO PUT JAMSCAM BEHIND THEM
IS BURNED IN F IRE
ER LIGHTER EXPLTDES
STABLE CONOITHN
N IN CRITICAL CONDITION
ER LIGHTER BURNS BJDY
AVES DURHAM MAN BURNED
ES CENTER TO REJECT NEw PATIENTS
MPORARILY CLOSED OuE TO INFECTION
N PLANT FIRE
NEWS IN BRIEF
OWER LINE; THREF BURNED
D CAR BURNS
BURNED WHEN SHE SPILLS OIL FROM FRY PAN
EXPLOSION DIE
DIES OF BURNS
S BURNED
ES AFTER BEING "URnED
MAN FOUND IN nu'NEO HOUSE WAS SHOT
R TREATING BURNS: PREVENT THEM
S FOUND
AP-OLD BURNS TO DEATH
flURNHAM VAN SERVICE INC.
durham firms rap unc decision
Burroughs wellcome
the monocfros
burroughs wfllcome makes 2 prtmotions
new drug may help control herpes virus
latency of herpes poses challenge
mcmanus, mcraf and stafford promoted at burroughs wellcome
HERPES pill: DURHAM FIRM TOOK PART IN RESEARCH
BURROUGHS WELLCOME PROMOTES 3
BURROUGHS WELLCOMF PROMOTES EHPLOYEES
BURROUGHS wFLLCOME PROMOTES 5
RTP FIRM NAMES FOUR COMPANY OFFICERS
ORuG MAY AID HERPES VICTIMS
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON ENERGY CENTER
PIONEERING Drug INVENTOR PRESSES on AT 78
NCCU GETS 16,000 AWARD FUR SCHOLARSHIP
SCIENTISTS APPOINTED UNC PROFfsSORS
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FOu-JDAlION COULD HELP MANY DU^OAM CAUSES
r^r.tlTX^'^T^T.'lJ'J^Tlo^ HELPtNC us PRODUCE ACTIFEO.
RELEASE OF -RUC TO TREAT MEBP'^S EXPECTED SOnu
FDA APPROVES Surgical aid
BURROUGHS uELLCOME FUNDS PROG^*"
OURMAM'S LINK TO OR. SCHUEIIZ'^R
aurrougms negotiates for monsanto ce:.lter
buRRouGmS mellcume fund
research awards offered
math school to dedicate lab
burton school
iw?ei; ?rHSSL';;tit'^^2G FOR cleaning up
BUS DRIVFRS
SEE ACCIDENTS. BUSES
SEE BUSES. U.S.
SEE DURHAM, N.C.. BUSES
SEE GREYHOUND auS LINE
SEE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
SEE TRAILMAYS SUS
BUS SAFETY
SEE ACCIDENTS.
SEE ACCIDENTS.
BUSES
SCHOOL auSES
BUS SCHEDULES
SEE OURHAM,
N.C.. auS SCHEDULES
^" see'duRham unio'i bus station
bus system
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RAILiAYs''3US SYSTEM WANTS TO DISCONTINUE SOME ROUTES
EREGULAIION OF BUS COMPANIES MAY COST SMALL CITIES SERVICE
BUSES. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM,
N.C.
BUSES
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^"^'^ROXBORO HAN JANTS TO RUN BUS SERVICE
NE. BUS SERVICE RUNNING BETHEtN ROXBORO. DURHAM
GREYHOUND .(ANTS TO CuT 17 ROUTES
BUSES. U.S. , „ „,-
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL aUS DRIVERS
"IfEInS ImERIc'a': VRiClLEp'sEES IT IN 16 DAYS FROM A BUS wINDOh
BUSH MEDIA -ORKShOP on CHILDREN AN3 FAMILIES
SEE ALSO ChIlO abuse, U.S.
niiMiAi'iA^^^'^^ri.vwii^... T -OMEN...
ll'.r.'U"Tj: ?§5^l? 2S5MrT?P'?lcOMMENDS CHANGES FOR EQUAL RIGHTS...
5irap8^iu???=fEiis°F^R-°ssi?s/eRUPSAYs
ioMEN COMPRISE MORE THAN HALF N.C. WORKFORCE
BUSINESS AND EDUCATION CONFERENCE _
SCHOOLS. BUSINESS CAN HELP EA'.H OTHER
BUSINESS. SCHOOL TIES STUDIED
BUSINESS- ROLE IN SCHOOLS
= ^n^PL^sg"^ii!;E':!SlS^°^5.UA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
STUDENTS AID SMALL FIRMS
Busif^ess touc ation
Hi ;tl8 l^uW'&'.'l'uVul'lLoO. OF BUSINESS
SEE ALSO OUKE JNIV. GRADUATE SC^OOL OF BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MANAGERIAL TRAINING c,.,ctc
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
WEEKEND MBA PROGRAM wILL BE OFFERED AT DUKt
WEEKEND CLASSES TOWARD MBA SET
SCHOOLS. BUSINESS CAN HELP EACH OTHEr<
BUSINESS. SCHOOL TIES STUDIED
BUSINESS" ROLF IN SCHOOLS
BUSINESS SKILLS SAIO IMPORTANT
STUDENTS 'SELLING INSURANCE'
ioa"li^?Kl?:''"?S^"QRLO%E5CY FOR YOU AND YOUR MBA^
PRINCIPALS GOING TO BUSINESS SCHOOL
S2S'KIp^s2ALL';'^ESSONS PROFITABLE AT SCHOOL'S 'GOLDEN GOOSE' STORE
Business executives , ,,,.
SEE ALSO business EDUCATION
SEE ALSO BUSINESS MANAGERS
''Li^^^E^^cST'lvlf Jel!^" RECESSION. FEDERAL POLICY HAVE CUT RECRUITING
Business executives, salaries
"?Nnr^S?%"rsHR^iESTINED TO INCREASE-LEE
«"^'^l5lli'^fs"iN'^E'x-UP SLIGHTLY
TAR HEEL BUSINESS UP
INDEX CITES ECONOMIC GAINS IN N.>..
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY GROwS
H.Q. BUS NESS LEVEL INCHED UP IN APRIL
N^C. BUSINESS CONTINUED TO EXPAND DURING JULY
N.C. BUSINESS INDEX „,,,„,„
BUSINESS CONTINUES GROWING IN OCTOBER
BUSINESS LOANS , _ ,^,
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
"llSi5?E'?S»Ml?rE^''5Ei[]'llES MO.E DETAILS ON HAYTI LOANS
PANEL DELAYS ACTION ON FUND FOR HAYTI FIRMS
CITY-BaCKFO LOANS FOR HAYTI aOVANCE
CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES LOAN PROGRAM FOR HAYTI
CHRYSLER'S PAY-BACK DOESN'T RIGHT A WRONG
COUNCIL TO GET GTE FRANCHISE TONIGHT
CITY SEEKS PROPOSALS ON HAYTI LOAN FUND
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FIRM "AY GET CONTRACT TO RUN HAYTI LOAN FUND
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company gets official approval
Business managers
PROnur TIVITY: consultant: "CiaEfRISMi IS ROOT OF MANAGERIAL INEFFICIENCY H 2 10/30/83 D 11 P F L ■> I
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SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. SMALL
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. SALES
SEE ALSO COUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENE JR I AL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUJUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SFE ALSO DUKE UNIV. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS AND PR3FESSI0NAL CHAIN
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY STICKERS
SEE ALSO ENTREPRENEURIALSHIP
SFE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
SFE ALSO PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVt VENTURES
SEE ALSO RETAIL SALES. DURHAM
HOUSING CONTRACTS UP lOOX IN TRIANGLE S
DUKE BUSINESS SCHOOL STUDENTS HiLL RETURN TO NEW BUILDING S
HUNT yILL SPEAK AT BUSINESS MEETING S
HUNT TO SPEAK AT BBB MEETING H
TRIANGLE PERSONNEL BRIEFS H
MITCHFLL RENA1ED TO COMMISSION S
N.C. <.TH NATIONALLY IN NEW BUSINESSES 5
BILLoOARO STORY H
ANNUAL Chamber MEETING PLANNE3 H
TOMLIN GETS PROMOTION AT ROXBTRO COMPANY S
LOWE'S EXPECTED TO OFFER 1.5 MILLION COMMON SHARES H
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE H
BRYAN TO SPEAK TO CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER 5
8BB OFFERS TIPS ON HOME VIDEOS H
DUKE TO GET SEARS FOUNDATION 'RANT 5
N.C. BOND dIOS LOSING APPEAL H
DURHAM GETTING HARDWARE FIRM H
DURHAM DISTRIBUTING CO. TO HANDLE COURS BEER S
RESEARCH FIRM CONSIDERS RTP H
TRIANGLE NON-RESIDENTIAL BUIL1ING CONTRACTS RISE B-.* S
STORES IN OURHAM REPORT NO EFFECTS FROM TRUCKERS' STRIKE S
FRUSTRATION OVER JOBS CAN AFFECT ALL PEOPLE H
ECONOMIC RECOVERY SAID POSSIBLY WEAKEST EVER S
LET THE BUYER BFwARE H
NORTH CAROLINA HOME SALES DIP H
A WORKAHOLIC: CAN A LACROSSE COACH FIND TRUE HAPPINESS W I TH. . . PROCE S S0R7 H
TRIANGLE PERSONNEL CHANGES H
■MY OWN PRIVATE BOARD OF OIRt: TORS' H
N.C. 2ND IN SOUTHEAST FOR GENERAL MANUFACTURING S
BANKS CHALLENGE WITHHOLDING LAW H
CHAMBER KICKS OFF LEADERSHIP PROGRAM S
CHRISTMAS SALES RISE IN SUNBELT H
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE FIRMS H
QUALITY CIRCLES PAY OFF FOR FIRM H
N.C.'S <. LARGEST BANKS POST PROFIT GAINS S
MORTGAGE 'BITE' SOFTENED IN na2 H
RACCUET CLUB: THE LADY LOOKED AROUND FOR A BUSINESS IDEA AND FOUND ONE H
EVERYONE SEFIS TO BE A BROKER
SOUTH SQUARE MALL ADDS THREE NEW TENANTS S
SELLING BRIDGES IN THE FAR EAST H
GE JOINS CHEMICAL INSTITUTE , S
OECEMBER SALES JUMP 5t ' S
OFFERING COUNSELING TO EMPLOYEES PAYS OFF FOR OURHAM COMPANIES S
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN TRIANGLE SOARS H
A NATURAL ALL lANCE H
CLEAN COMMUNITY GROUP TO GIVE AWARDS S
WHY INVESTORS ARE SO SKEPTICAL H
HIRINGS. CHANGES AT RECORD BAR H
BUSINESS-EDUCATION CONFERENCE PLANNED S
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON CEDARW30D VILLA H
CONFERENCE ON SCHOOLS SET MARCH iO H
3 BANKS PLAN TELLER MACHINE INTERCHANGE S
FINANCING IS SET AT WALDEN POND H
BUSINESS OFFICE COMPUT ER IZ AT 13 N H
NCCU'S BUSINESS SCHOOL MARKS I CTH YEAR S
CAUTION IS URGED ON SALES PLANS H
PORT OF DURHAM: HOW CAN TRIANSLE BUSINESSES USE A FOREIGH TRADE ZONE? H
JUST HOW WILL IMPERIAL MAKE M3NEY ON ThF TRIANGLE FTZ? H
WORK SAFETY CONFERENCE PLANNED S
SURVEY PREDICTS INCREASE IN DJRHAM HIRINGS. CUTS H
SURVEY FINDS EXECUTIVES OPTIMISTIC S
SERVICE CENTER GOING INTO PAR< H
CAN BUSINESS HELP IN FAMILY PROBLEMS? H
SPEAK OUT. MERCHANTS H
RTI'S VICE PRESIDENT OUTLINES TAX ADVANTAGES FOR HIS CLIENTS H
ADAPTING TO THE AUTOMATED OFFICE S
PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK SEMINARS PLANNED S
A 'CRUCIAL' YEAR AHEAD-- MEOL IN H
MINORITY BUSINESS HEARING PLANNED H
BAKER IS NEW Chairman of uoi directors S
TRADE REVISIONS ARE SAID NEEDED H
TEMPTATIONS: AND ONE WITH A RJM-PRALINE BAVARIAN FILLING OVER CHOCOLATE H
WRENN-.ILSON FIRM CHANGES NAME. HEADQUARTERS H
CHANCELLOR flUUDING COMPlETIO>I DATE SET S
NEW HEALTH CLUB OPEN IN CARRBDRO H
GRANT TO PACK CONTRACEPTIVE DFVEL0PM6NT S
CRYSTAL PINES n NOW UNDER WAY H
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS 5
FUTURE OF PHONE FIRMS DISCUSSED H
N.C. PUBLIC COMPANIES' PROFITS UP 5.1* S
N.C. COMPANIES DID OKAY IN 1912 H
PERSONNEL Changes in AREA COMPANIES H
CHAMBER TO LAUNCH MEMBERSHIP ORIVF S
WACHOVIA OFFERS SIGNATURE LOANS H
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN AREA COMPANIES H
TRIANGLE GETS NEW ESTABLISHMENT H
LIGGETT POISED TO GO OVERSEAS WITH GENERIC, PRIVATE LABELS H
HOW TIMFS DO CHANGE: CITY GET' NEW RAILROAD S
5 NFW STORES OPEN IN NORTH 0U< E MALL S
STANDING CREDIT FOR FIRMS SEEN H
PERSONNEL CHANGFS IN TRIANGLE H
OLD-FASHIONED MORTGAGE LOANS MAKE COMEBACK H
TRIANGLE FIRMS KEEP "EM MOVIN'. H
NCNB TO OFFER NEW BANK CARD OPTIONS S
EXIStlNG-HOME SALES EXPECTED TO INCREASE 21t H
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Sr,ot,»MFIRSs AMONG SPONSORS OF SOLAR DAY
TrSoE ZONE -A* BE IN OPERATION IN FOUR MONTHS
TRIANGLE PE'SONNEL CnANGES
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GTE REORGANIZES 2 SERVICE TERRITORIES
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S?i7Ei;N0RyY BUSINESS GROUP Slfl^ '"-J'S^*"
CENTER SIGNS PACT FOR C I RC Ul T RES E ARCH
DALLYING AROUND HURTS BUSINESSES
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE
oDrha- GETS EXPANDED PHONE SE'VICE
JUNIOR EMPLOYEE STANDS OUT
MuTliAL LAYS OFF 50 EMPLOYEES
TRIANGLE PERSONNEL CHANGES
dACHQviA Elects 3 banking offilErs
rOMMlTTEE TO STUDY ZONE AUTHOUTY LINES
"ymENIS TO aSsiNESSES ENOORSFD BY COMMITTEE
bl2^Gl^s'r.r,?DSS^^^i'iai-SE\2?^D PROJECTS
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PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TR I ANGL E f I RMS
PIEDMONT REPORTS PASSENGER IN REaSc
TOBACCO POLICIES CALLED PARAD1X
SCIENTISTS APPOINTED UNC PROFESSORS
7, 400 ENROLLED IN HEALTH PLAN
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE COMPANIES
SvERT^'oO ARE ENROLLED IN PERSONAL CARE PLAN
BANK EARNINGS GENERALLY HIGH TURING FIRST HALF
nFRFdDY RECEIVES BUILDER At.ARD
o5RHi;«S?5RES HIRE MORE PART-TIME WORKERS
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AGENCIES Campaign for oioe-sharinc
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12 pSysician researchers START training
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EUROPEAN-STYLE FRONTS BETTER THAN CHAIN LINKS
CHAMBER DIRECTORIES NOW ON SA,E
Srj:o"l.'E'k??ENr^rfN^E?EK% AT CONFERENCE
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE fIRMS
amLOERs"sELECT'pR?ZE-:iSNING HOMES
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SbB SUGGESTS INVESTOR CAUTION ON Tax SHELTERS
SI?5fSECUR?Tlls"'Tb"FFER MORTGAGES
FUSI-CITIZENS LIKES SECURITIES ■ hiGhi Y • L IQU ID
isRARY MAILS QUARTERLY BUSINESS NEWSLETTER
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AGE BUSINESS
LP, ElCOURAGE hIGH-GROwTh FIRMS
SOUND, CURRIE REPORTS
TS OFF ICERS
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., ARTS SUPPORT
DRUMMING UP SYMPHONY SUPPORT
BUSINESSES, OUPham, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., CLOSINGS
PALMS RESTAURANT CLOSES
PARK WANTS TO REOPEN RESTAURANT
MONSANTO TO SELL ITS OUPHAM PLANT
MONSANTO SITE STILL UNCERTAIN
7 DOWN, 7 TO GO FOR CENTER
TIMES CHANGE--AND A STORE DIES
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., LAYO=FS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., LAYOFFS
GENERAL TELEPHONE PLANS LAYOF=S
TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES TO FACE PISSIBLE LAYOFFS
MONSANTO TO LAY OFF 22 WORKERS
50 LOSE JOBS AT N.C. MUTUAL
7 DOWN, 7 TO GO FOR CENTER
MUTUAL LAYS OFF 50 EMPLOYEES
"(USINESSES, DURHAM, PHILANTHROPY
DURHAM'S LINK TO DR. SCHWEITZFR
NCCU REACHES UX OF CAMPAIGN
Sl82,O0O GIVEN
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SALES AND EARNINGS
DURHAM HOLIDAY SALES SHOW BIG INCREASES
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, "SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS"
BOARDS SHOULD SPEND MONEY IN 5URHAM
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, TAXES
PANEL VOTES TO KEEP RJR TAXES
COUNCIL COMMITTEE DECIDES AGAINSI LICENSE Tax CHANGE
businesses, employee owned
worker-Owned firms boosted
worker-nwned firms may increase
WORKER-OWNED FIRMS WILL GET HFLP
NEW FIRM WILL AID BUSINESSES
BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO HONESTY
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
TWO CLAIM FIRINGS DAMAGED REPUTATIONS
BASLER SAYS Hf LET WORKER KEE' TANTALUM
WECK EXEC: FIRING WAS DIFFICULT
2 SAY BASLER PART OF SCHEME AT WECK
JURY GETS SLANDER CASE TODAY
2 EX-EMPLOYEES TO GET l<.00,001 IN SLANDER CASE
BUSINESSES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CAROLINA INDEX
SEE ALSO Employee assistance pri
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO HOME-BASED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT,
SEE ALSO MADE IN USA
SEE ALSO N.C, INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE GOALS AND PI
SEE ALSO Public-private cogperat
SEE ALSO OUALI TY C IRCLES
business in 1983! TAR HEEL BA-J
REYNOLDS IS OFFERING 1200 MILL
N.C. ".TH NATIONALLY IN NEW BUS
LOwE'S EXPECIEO TO OFFER 1.5 1
N.C. BUSINESS CLIMATE RATED 31
LOW UNION RANKING AN ASSET F05
QUALITY CIRCLES PAY OFF FOR FI
N.C.'S ". LARGEST BANKS POST P<
TAR HFEL BUSINESS UP
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON CEDARhO
BUILDING CONTRACTS SHOW GAINS
TALKATIVE EMPLOYEES CAUSE COn:
WASTES OFFICIAL SAYS INDUSTRY
WORKERS' LOOSE TALK IS SAID DA
FURNITURE MARKET: INDUSTRY OFF
INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENTS ON THt
REYNOLDS MOVES UP ON LIST OF C
stL LEAGUE Changes name
FiELDCREST Sales rise in ouart
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY GROWS
WILMINGTON LOSING PLANT AND ft".
IDENTIFICATION OF EMERGING FH
MULBERRY HOUSE: AN EXPLANATION
<,', FIRMS RECEIVE JOB SAFETY AJ
BLACK EXECUTIVES BELIEVE RECES
BUSINESS GAINING IN MOUNTAIN A
MANY TEXTILE PLANTS SCHEOULINS
BLUE CROSS REPORTS HIGH GROUP
STOCK PRICES OF LARGE N.C. FIR
■MADE IN USA' DRIVE BEGINS
YOUR MONEY COULO GO TO STATE
GRAM
N.C.
LICY BOARD
IVE VENTURES
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U/2<>/83
0
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L'.l
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1 l/25/n3
A
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H
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ll/26/n3
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n/26/fl3
A
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U/27/83
0
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12/01/83
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12/05/83
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H
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12/08/83
A
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12/10/83
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12/11/83
0
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L'.l
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12/12/83
A
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s
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12/17/93
A
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F30
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12/17/83
A
2
P
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H
2
12/18/93
0
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L'.l
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12/19/93
A
5
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H
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12/22/93
A
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s
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12/24/93
A
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H
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12/25/93
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12/2''/83
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12/31/83
A
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10/08/93
A
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M2 3
H
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5/26/83
A
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L'.l
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5/26/83
A
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N
T32
H
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7/17/93
A
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H
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■J/21/93
6
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1/27/93 a
1/27/83 C
2/23/83 fl
7/U/83 A
7/17/83 A
7/2'./83 D
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N
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2
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12/21/83 A
12/22/83 A
12/23/83 A
A
12
10
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N
N
S 2 12/27/83 A I
H 2 2/2'./93 A
H 2 2/25/83 B 1 N
H 2 3/25/83 A 16 N
H 2 './18/93 A 3 N
S 2 './2D/83 C 9 N
S 2 9/16/83 CI N T32
H 2 9/17/83 6 1 N
5/12/83
b 1
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sa?
5/13/83
B 1
N
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5/lA/a3
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S82
5/17/93
B 1
N
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5/18/93
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5/19/83
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K ECONOMISTS PREDICT BEGINNINGS OF RECOVER
H
2
1/D9/93
0
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F
L-tl
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H
2
1/13/93
A
22
N
INESSES
s
2
1/15/93
A
7
N
ILLION COMMON SHARES
H
2
1/20/83
A
19
N
D BEST IN U.S.
H
2
2/13/93
C
3
M N
OUR STATF
H
2
2/17/93
A
A
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RM
H
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2/17/93
D
6
N
OFI T GAINS
s
2
2/19/93
A
2
P N
H
2
3/06/93
D
12
C N
00 VILLA
H
2
3/10/93
A
20
N
IN N.C.
s
2
3/28/83
A
6
N
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s
2
'./05/83
D
9
N
IS COOPERATIVE
H
2
'./06/83
A
9
N
B30
MAGING BUSINESS SECURITY
H
'./10/83
0
1 1
N
ICIALS SAY OUTLOOK IN HIGH POINT BRIGHTER
H
2
<./17/83
A
10
N
RISE
H
2
4/17/93
A
2 1
N
OMPANIES
H
2
'./16/83
A
9
N
S
2
<./25/83
A
3
N
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H
2
5/01/83
C
3
N
s
2
5/02/83
A
5
N
0 JOBS
H
2
5/10/93
b
5
N
MS CI TED
5
2
5/12/83
A
1
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S83
OF HOW AN UGLY TREE PLAYED A PART...
H
2
5/22/93
A
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P F
L30
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s
2
5/30/83
c
9
N
SION, FEDERAL POLICY HAVE CUT RECRUITING
H
2
6/02/93
A
13
N
REAS, BANK OFFICER SAYS
H
2
6/16/93
A
22
N
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VACATIONS
H
2
6/30/93
A
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N
ENROLLMENT
s
2
7/30/93
A
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MS INCREASED 87 PERCENT OVER YEAR
H
2
9/0A/93
D
10
N
H
2
9/15/83
A
12
N
H
2
9/21/83
A
11
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UY/ANNUAL
L/01/83
INDEX
W/31/fl3
i/n/B".
CLL)S£L» HELD CO«POH»TION 'GuneLINES' SET BY COUkT
H.C.. FIBKS GEr FQBEION SALES LEADS
COofERATION rifLD KEY TO I-tPROXING CITIES
SOLlD-FucL HEATIr.G SVSTEN
s!r2is-^:PL??^v^i?r^^s|,»REo,cT,o,s.^
STiTE SPECIALIZES IN UNUSU AL P ROOUCTS
l\V,l''A.'t^iVlJ^V,.\\n°\'Alr PUBLIC STDC. SALES IN -a
'Flhb;c"SlcE{?S".""B8irAS?RU^^N SOUTH
!^j^;^:c'£i:si«^^:p?i:y^^ii.s^^^?i ic^^..ATE t.
BUSINESSES. N.C.. AIR POLLUTION
"lltt'SoSio KfLt'U5'EXE.PTI0NS FOR CLEANING AIR
BILL LIMTING TAX BREAKS ADVA-4CES
«"^i?rirs5 Sj'siNEi^srsl'BSRH.H, CLOSINGS
N.C. T01.N .ITHOUT POLICEMAN
MORE LAYOFFS ANNOUNCED IN LEE
iS^cS'S^P'^^r ?^'?,;uf°D81iS'lALEIGH CENTER
CHICKEN FARMERS dORRIED
^JPrlS^^DEpiRT^NT STORE IN P.AZA TO CLOSE ThIS SUMMER
IInkeI'MNGS GENERALLY HIGH TURING FIRST HALF
^oSe'-S^^^S To'^ShSt DO-N HILLS--QROU&H TEXTILE PLANT
C0NE^-ILLS.IS.^'-.9?i''SoRKERS
SE TEXTILE JOb LOSS HOES
'c8!iN{Y' :Tl fSY^TO^irC^il MILLS EMPLOYEES
TSFYPRFPAaf FOR FUTURE: PR3MAM TO HELP EA
ISOUT20S CONE HILLS WORKERS ARE IN PROGRAM
="^"'S5c^^'{oL'LidES^£H^R{'2SSbT^i';!Sl?^RY GRANTS
'^^^^PIPSO gjsi;,E'sSE?:"uRH.M. LAYOFFS
^^fFiTnE^unRKERS sIy the; cSJCS do WITHOUT CHRISTMAS VACATION
Rj5 iF^JUES?S U80S WORKFRS TO OUIT OR RETIRE EARLY
FIRM LAYS OFF 108 "ORKERS .
MORE LAYOFFS ANNOUNCED IN Lt£
JOB LOSSES DOUBLE IN ISBI .
SHIP FIRM IS FORCED TO CLOSE . „ „ ,-.
INSURANCE FIRM TO LAY OFF 90 rMPLOYEtS
DELAY SOUGHT BY GIL3ARC0 IN PAY RAISE
FIBER PLANT CUTS PAINFUL
'"''"Ik'^^hSis-S.^Yi'ESsHrp^'sCHoas ANo BUSINESS
READY GENEKOSITY
TEXTILE FIRM MAKES GIFT
BUSINESSES. N.C. PHYSICAL FITNESS
^^lutt^^S^^ri^Gko'lJ'^^llp EMPLOYEES HEALTHY
FIRM CITED
^"nEFlLla el^KS.TniSALES.ANO. EARNINGS
X^J^^il^^C^i^oSlA^li^ES.^Jro^ T S^p'^!l«
I;iRlE2N'"B"RU§S°i5Y'55''o ^ii'^ rate this year
Sc COMPANIES' EARNINGS IMPROVING. ANALYSIS SAY
UlcI'S MAJOR INOSSTRIES REPORT HEALTHY PROFITS
N E
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DATE C PG
H 2
9/21/R3 D 6
S 2
10/15/63 A 16
H !
lO/l(>/83 0 11
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10/25/R3 A 1
H 2
n/01/S3 A 1
H 2
U/02/»3 C 2
H 2
11/0(1/93 D 13
H 2
ii/i'i/e3 a 1
S 2
11/21/83 A 3
S 2
U/23/83 A 7
S 2
12/03/83 A 1
H 2
12/12/83 A 9
S 2
12/12/83 A 6
H 2
12/15/83 A 12
H 2
12/15/83 D 7
H 2
12/1T/83 A 10
H 2
12/18/83 D 13
S 2
12/2T/a3 C A
H 2
3/29/83 a 1
H 1
6/29/93 a 1
H 2
1/13/83 A 9
H 2
1/27/83 A 21
H 3
<,/06/83 A 3
H 2
",/07/83 A 15
H 2
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H 2
6/03/83 0 9
H I
7/06/83 B 1
H 2
8/19/83 A 20
H 2
12/07/83 A 10
H 2
12/09/93 A 1
5 2
12/09/83 A ;
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12/16/83 5 1
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12/16/93 A 9
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12/30/83 A 1
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12/30/93 A 3
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1/02/93
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1/22/83
A
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1/22/83
A
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1/27/83
A
21
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1/30/93
A
21
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2/02/93
C
3
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2/22/93
A
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3/11/93
A
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'./19/93
A
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6/26/83
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BUSINESSES. N.C. REGULATIONS
"lltt'SoS^rH^c'^'IirflSI'S^ GOVERNMENT BULLYING
""yi:jl^ilMi?%iI?^='§-I"cS;tl^.ON DISCOUNT
HUNT OPPOSES INVENTORY TAX CUT
SESeftViTIONS VOICED AflQuT TAX PROPOSAL
TAK POLICIES «AY Change
Si^OIFli^nON^ {^S^tt'lu^NESS^TAX ARE URGED BY TEER COMPANY OFFICIAL
reynolds facing tax bill
'"^IeI"lIo Iet't'er business bureau
^F? Ai sn BUSINESSES. DURHAM
III IlSO SHi^L business administration
SEE ALSO SmaCl business COUNCIL
'^',l\ircl.:ih^VoArll CONF=RE.CE
?inwJ%«'!5A?rk^ASi"3l OIRE-.TORS-
rN;VA?I5^!^G???^T7i^N°?i^^E:i"^M'A;P BUSINESSES
sirE;s?^ro^i'N?'^°r^'TTiri^|o;fN^|?rAN.s SP|£CH „,,,,„,
rHSilJ'R'JJg^GlAi%^50^^El"l v^ R 'to'"sS.PJ"b3s?N%sIIs
2 SeSinaRS to GIVE AID ON BIOOING
"liHtig ^ii!is.si';;s^?SEssEs ^
SEE aCso corruption in business
SFE ALSO franchise BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO INVESTORS. U.S. ,,
SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDFR BUSINESS
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2/27/93
4/29/93
'./30/83
5/01/83
5/09/93
5/16/83
10/31/83
A
B
A
L
C
A
A
2
i,/ll/83
A
2
2
2
1
1
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2
2
l/0'./93
1/22/93
3/25/83
5/18/93
6/29/83
6/29/83
7/10/93
12/17/83
8
A
B
C
B
a
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TO SMALL BUSINESS H
1/03/93
1/16/83
1/18/83
2/06/83
<./ll/e3
<./12/83
A/20/83
6/23/83
7/10/93
9/01/83
3/25/93
9/16/93
11/27/93
12/02/93
1
10
1
12
1
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N
12
13
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1/,01/Bl - li/31/B3
Subjects
n f
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S I T
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C PG L P RYL
SEE ALSO HERGfPS IbFNEftAL HFAOI'JOI
SEE ALSn POLITICAL CA'IPAir.N COta RltiUIlONS
SEE ALSn PRIVATE ENTERPRISE .
SEE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO TRA3EMARKS
SEE AlSn UNOERGROUNO ECONOMY
SEE ALSO WOMEN. BUSINESSES
ABSENTEE RATES AT A LOM LEVEL
FEDERAL SAFETY AGENCY ADOPTS lETTER APPROACH
SEC SPOKESMAN PRAISES NEU SYSTEM OF FILING
•MADE IN USA" DRIVE BEGINS
CONSULTANT SAYS BUSINESS MYTHS HURT EFFICIENCY
BUSINESSES. U.S.. ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO ARTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM. ARTS SUPPORT
WHO'S DOING WHAT AROUND THE TRIANGLE
BUSINESSES. U.S.. EMPLOYEE THEFTS
SEE BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
BUSINESSES. U.S.. EMPLOYEES
INCENTIVE TO WORK
DRUGS. JOBS OON'T MIX
BUSINESSES. U.S.. GIFTS
LCM CONSIDERS ENIERING FOREIGv CIGARETTE MARKET
BUSINESSES. U.S.. INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
MR. REAGAN'S RIGHT ABOUT BUSINESS TAXES
BUSINESSES. U.S.. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DUlHAM. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, U.S.
EASTOVER SAYS IT IS HALTING WTRK AT MINES
BUSINESSES. U.S., PHILANTHROPY
AGENCIES DOING MORE WITH LESS
BUSINESSES. U.S.. TAXES
SEE BUSINESSES. U.S.. INCOME TAXES
BUS ING
SEE
SCHOULS.
N.C..
BUSING
SEE
SCHOOLS.
U.S..
BUSING
9UTNER. N.C.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL I'lSTITuTION AT BUTNER
TOWERING Task
FIRE DISTRICT TAX LEVIED AT BJTNEH
FALL BRINGS INFLUX OF HUNTERS. FEW DOLLARS TO BUTNER
BUTNER TO GET NEW INDUSTRY
GRANVILLE GETS NEW INDUSTRY
GRANVILLE GETS NEW INDUSTRY
OFFICIALS WANT CITY TO BUY BUTNER WATER
BUTNER. DURHAM NEED WATER PACT. PANEL TOLD
BUTNER. N.C. BUDGET
UNC MAY GET NEW BUILDING
BUTNER PUBLIC SAFETY DEPT.
BUTNER PSO CHIEF QUI TS
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS AGREE: BUTNER NEEDS NEW BUILDING
BUTTER
CHEESE GIVEAWAY STARTS T
FREE CHEESE, BUTTER TO B
S.-iOO NEEDY FAMILIES REC
FREF Cheese: new rules wi
cheese giveaway limited
cheese. butter dole limi
state mas time suggestio
expanded giveaway urged
food giveaway to expand
cheese. butter handed ou
citizens protesting 8utt
program needs help, not
free food decision prote
county is studying givea
more eligible for free f
more to get free food
applications being taken
lower retail sales of ch
Changes expfcteo in food
cheese giveaway back on
food giveaway to start e
UESOAY
E GIVEN TO POOR
EIVE SURPLUS U.S. CHEESE. dUTTER
OULD lAKE MORE PEOPLE ELIGIBLE
TO F03D-STAMP RECIPIENTS
TED
NS FOR Cheese, butter program
TO J, 500 DURHAM HOUSEHOLDS
ER. CHEESE LIMITS
PROTES TS
STEO
WAY EXPANSION
000
FOR FREE CHEESE. BUTTER
EESE BRING GIVEAWAY RESTRICTIONS
GIVEAWAY
FOR NEXT MONTH
ARLY TO BEAT HEAT
BUT
BUT
BUY
BUY
BY
BYR
BYS
CAR
CAT
CB
CBS
TERFLIES
A HUNGRY BIRO'S MEAL MAY NOT BE SO TASTY
YL ACETATE
EAST Durham leak forces evacuation
TOO-TIGHT BARREL CAP LIKELY CAUSE OF LEAK
QUICK FOOD MART (ALSTON t WORTH AVF.I
DURHAM JURY ACQUITS MAYE IN CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBERY
QUICK FOOD MART IS. BRIGGS C AMGItR AVE.l
Two ARRESTEO IN STORE HEIST
MAIL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TALENT IDENTIFICATION BROGPAM ITIPI
MAIL-ORDER COLLEGE: DUKE OFFERS AT-HOME COURSES FOR GIFTED.
O'S FOOn STORES
MATS OFF TO GROCERS
SANOSIS
SEE BROWN LUNG DISEASE
E
CARE OFFICIALS WORK TO SAVE WTRLO'S FORESTS
SCANNERS
SEE SCANNERS IMEDtCAL EQUIPHENTl
RADIOS
SEE CITIZEN bAND RADIOS
H 2 1/02/B3 0 9
H 2 2/in/83 A <,
H 2 6/05/n3 C l".
H 2 9/15/83 A 12
H 2 >)/22/e3 A 15
H 2 I 1/17/83 A 22 P N CI
H 2 1/06/P3 A <. F
S 2 12/19/83 A A E
H 2 12/04/83 D 10
H 2 2/02/83 A 4
H 2 3/19/83 A 9 N
H 2 8/16/93 A ". E
3/01/83
B
P P
737
7/20/83
A
1 1
N
9/25/83
B
1 (
N
I 30
10/11/83
A
N
J56
10/12/83
rt
N
10/12/83
A
N
10/2'./a3
A
N
K90
10/25/93
H
N
551
H 2 7/12/93 A 1
5/01/93 A 24 N
7/29/B3 B 1 N E75
1/07/83
1/08/93
1/26/83
2/16/83
2/24/93
2/25/93
2/28/83
3/01/93
3/15/93
3/16/93
3/16/83
3/24/93
3/31/83
4/16/83
4/28/83
4/29/83
6/03/83
6/06/93
6/24/93
7/20/93
8/24/93
N M23
N M51
N M23
N B81
N M2i
N BBl
N M2 3
N
N
N Rai
N M23
L
N 881
N M23
N S81
N M2 3
N
N M23
N H24
N J56
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
NETWORK EYES MATH SCHOOL
CE ELGIN ELECTRONICS
H 2 12/04/83 0 14 F S30
H 2 3/11/83 A 1 P N X54
H 2 3/12/93 B 1 N 951
S 2 3/10/83 C 1 N F30
H 2 5/31/93 B 1 N
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SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
ADULT CARE ftES OROPPEO
CJ'S STEAK AND SEAFOOO RESTAURANT
GUNMEN ROP RESTAURANT
'■'*' COURT SATTLE EJPECTEO OVER MEXICAN JEANS
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"-DEioEh^jN'^SrJSSIoSN ^Siloings for civic center may begin in
C. SPAULOING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ShEn'a FEL^FR needs a FRIEND
SMILES FDR PERFDRMERS
"B[l?rHltVS^R'? celebrated
s"T3D°?i-,TrRlc^?;E'Ji?!E°TY EDUC TION
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c PHlll IP5 AND SONS REALTY CO.
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FOUR EMPLOYEES OF UNC SALUTED
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'■ -SEE's'TANfogD^jMnK^i'iSMnESSbL IHILLSBOHOUGH. N.C.I
Cabins
see log cabins
cable television. durham
see cablevision of durham
CABLE TELEVISION. N.C,
SEE ALSO ORANdE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO PAY TV
THQMASVILLE SUING FIRM
on IT YOURSELF ON CABLE CHANNEL 3
CABLE TELEVISION. U.S.
SEE ALSO ALERT CABLE TV
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CABLE TELEVISION ADVISORY COUNCIL
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hearing set QN quality of CABLEVISION SFRVirt
CABLFVISION of DURHAM
SEE ALSO ALERT CABLE '"
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Ill 'also cable 'ELtVlSION ADVISTKY
SEE ALSO CARRBURO. N.C CABLE TEL
"cAB!:ISlSlbN'''n'SEPOPT ON DROPPING STATION
CABLE BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON N.Y. STATION
FIRh'uRGES PROTEST
CABLE COMPANY TO DROP WOR
DON-T DROP STATION WOH
CABLEVISION PERFORMANCE SLACK
ALTERNATIVES TO WOR LISTED
r,r^l'.,'i^l'r.l'lf>'u C°;^L"E'iS5.LTY rates top city CONCERNS
KEEP WOR ON CABLEVISION
CABLEVISION WON'T OROP WOR-TV
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COMMENTS BEING SOUGHT |Y CABL- UNIT
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HEARING SET ON QUALITY OF CABLEVISION SERVICE
a"«C)Ro"U''fa5oR OF DEREGULATHN
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see also cnvik )nmehtal con! am ina n ts
cadmium exposure can harm kiuneys. lungs
Caffeine
rfptkr claims caffein won't hjrt must pfupl =^
STU(3Y FINOS CAffEINt NOT MA9w:uL TO UNBORN BABIES
Cake OECHRATING
HANOY MINTS MAKE CAKE LOOK PRFITIFR
CRREC TION
OECHRATCR SEES CAKES AS ART
TEEN KEEPS HIS CAKES KOSHER
CALGWELL CJU'lIV, N.C.
COURT REINSTATES 1991 CONVICTION FOR MlSCOtiluCT
CALETOMi PRISOJ
SEE ALSO PRISONS, l,.C.
PRISON OFF IC lAL IS FIRED
CALENDARS
SEE ALSO nuRrtAM COLLECTORS CALENDAR
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY 3UU CALENDAR
SEE ALSO ENO OIVEP CALENDAR
PUPILS HELP CREATE CALENDAR ON DURHAM'S PAST, PRESENT
KHOSE IDEA JAS THIS CALENDAR:
JNinuf FUND-RAISER INfOPMATIVf AND FJN
CALfNPAP MURAL
FIRST TIME E»EH! DURHAM COLLEITO/i'S CALENDAR
CAL IFORNIA
SEE ALSO DEATH VALLEY, CALIFORNIA
SFE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO SAN ClFMENTE, CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA'S Calamities
NATURE'S INFLICTIONS
r ALL-FOR-AC TION
SEE ALS" CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
CALL FOP ACTION TO GIVE AOV I CE ON HOUSING
CALL 'OR ACTION REOPENS
CITY OFFICES TAKE PART IN ' A S< A LAWYER DAY'
CALLIGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PENMANSHIP
PREPARE FOR CONTEST
'SO'*ETHING YJU CAN 00'
CALVERT SCHOOL
SEE DURHAM ACADEMY
CA-aOOlAN REfuGEfS
SEE ALSO PEFuGEFS
cambooian masters english «ith honors
Cambodian refugees, Durham
AMERICANS CAN learn OY CAMBODIAN EXAMPLES
SUBJECTS
Page ■it
ROUNJ DELIGHT
CAl'Qf.1 AVE.
JPIOGF WORK
HAMMER iri' Away
CAMELLIAS
SPENGLcP GA.'IUEN IS YEAR
CA"ELOT IPLAYl
STARS SHINE IN ROXBORO MUSICAL
CAMELOT ACADEMY
CAMFLOT ACAOEMY AIMS AT INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
Cameron murrison youth center iHnF=MAN, n.c.i
DEPUTIES CHAkGE WOMAN WITH BREAKING INTO PRISON
CAMERON PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL I H 1l LSBOROUGH , N.C.I
VIOFO CASSETTE UNIT PURCHASE APPROVED
SCHOOL TO GET VIDEO CASSETTE
CAMEROON
aucSTIjN:
WHERE IS CAMEROON?
A HEC FuR MANOICAPPEO
CAMP EASON
SEE ALSO "UPDOCH CENTER
GOING CAMPING
CAMP mCC
CAMPING progxam: volunteers give
Camp kaleiooscopf
SFE ALSO Camps isee also names of CAMPSI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
READING FOR CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE
CAMP KANATA
SFE ALSO Camping isr-e ALSO NAME'. Of CAMPSI
SEE ALSO CAMPS ISEE ALSO NAMES )f CAMPSI
SEE ALSO DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO VMCA, DURHAM
BUS-CAMPER Crash INJURES !
BUS w»ECK VICTIMS ARE TPfcATEO
Two MEN INjUKfO IN COLLISION 'EMAIN IN HUSPITAL
COUNSELOR OCOWNS AT CAMP KANATA
DROWNING VICTIM SUFFERED SEUIRFS
Ca-p lEjEuNc
SHIPBOARD LIFE HELPS MARINES <EFP IN SHAPE
NAVY IS CRITICISED FOP tU,2iS BILL TO FURNISH OEFICt
INTOLFRABLE WASTE
MILITARY MANEUVER WILL BEGIN TODAY
SOVIET SPY Ship off n.c.
TWO MILITARY TRUCKS FOUND LEFT IN SURF
WHO'S GOlOIIR ICK ING7
MARINES RETURN HOME TO KISSES AND LAKES
Two MAKINGS ARE WOUNOFD OY LI/E MACHINE GUN EIRE
MARINE KILLED BY LIGHTNING
CAMP LtJEUNE HOLDS TOUGH FRONT
FRESH U.S. TROOPS LEAVE FOR LIBATION
N.C. FAMILIES WAIT — AND HOPE
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ro''LEJ'^UNt Tl ATTENU SFKVICE FOR MARI.mES
T Fal'>lV WITH FAIILlcS OF MARINES
I MissnN OF ■- ancERN
At.AINST REAC»M
FCRCE AGAI'I 'J flCMT TYRANNY
grs'iS"Ati r3;:-.^f.-E political fo^s
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FOR MARINES
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I^NSIONSt TERRORISM MA««EO YEAR
""^IP^c'cmclf^ciSpilGN CONTRIBUT IONS
CA-PAIC.N^-EMJRA61LU ^. ^^^ CAMPAIGN SELLER
HELMS nATCh ticks BACK.ARO
'^'-'Ikip^^tt'ifRlSe'cONCERT SCHEOJLFJ
■^"""S^iin^S^SATaRS SEEK boycott OF LAMPBELL-5
.nrai .'Jlfts HPMOtHS JOIN NATn:*AL fcFFQKI
sBjP gTfT: FI"M GliES 2.000 C»SES. OFFERS MOR
fAMPBELL UMV. IFJRMERLY CAMPEELL COLLEGE!
SCHOOL TO MARK ANNIVERSARY
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=he1:-S TO ?PfiK AT CAMPBELL UNIV.
SEN. HELMS RAPS RADICAL LIBERA TIO
dOrham ioMAN GRADUATES COM LAJOE
TION
DURHAM WOMAN SRADUAtcS CUM L.JOE FROM CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL LISTS GRAOUATcS FROM DURHAM AREA
3 GET DIPLJMaS from CAMPBELL
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY, FACULTY rA*AfLL
DR. FREEMAN, PROFESSOR AT CAWbtLL
^'"^f^^it^^iip? rtEi^;:L'N!;sn ^^ camps.
Ill ItiS 0« ^Tr^FELLOWSHIP CE.TER
|f6 also HlLaERNE<;S AREAS. N.C. ^^„,,-,
mILOE'NESS maintenance LEFT 13 CAMPERS
NEATNESS COUNTS, CAMPERS
CAMPS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPSI
ill ItIS ?t:?.^C^H^rie?E NAMES OF CAMPS,
III ttso pI,«e"n". COMPUTER KA^P
SEE ALSl ElOE=hOST£l
^-f, CAMP PLANNED
PRIFST REALIZES OREAM WITH CAMP
^S^,iSJ'^ci-r?i^J^»lL?E'^FjS h1!Li^.njl"D ^i^LOREN
ioiTERS' CAMP SET FOR CHILDREN
ORANGE Camp STARTS TUESDAY
^'-|^| %1& S£,V^^L"M?irCLUP
"""I.Slt^So'T^rVS'^'EN^Y'ri^^ZON.NG REQUESTS
'^'"sEE ALS" nu«E ONIV. CANADIAN STJ0I6S PROGRAM
^^RlV^^E^gSSSp'tJ show FILMS LABELED PROPAGANDA
JSI5r'.ES?'or,^'HAi?tJ^?KEO ON FILM ISSOE
'^"•'°J;RL'rA!ili;iR'{ BRICKBATS
Cakaoa aIRL INES
see air canada
Canada dry dOTTlIng plant iJ21 hartee si.i
50ITLING FIRM'S SAF? CRACKED
'^*''"a;i.5?f;"iR*oI,;?isT^5s TO JOIN DMKF PROGRAM
'"'$?J"UF"Sif5.'ciNiSlAN STUDIES PROGRAM
'""see alS'^ blacks. U.S.. CANCER
SEE ALSO eONc CANCtR
SFE ALSO BONE MARRJ. TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CANShaRE
SEE ALSO CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO CERVICAL CANCER
SEE ALSO CHEMOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO ChIlOREN. cancer
Iff itrn^?'s",'D^E^"EsT.L9ESTRa,
ill Uln StlJc'^Nl^'JoMPRFHENSNE CANCER C.NTER
SEE ALSO INTEFFfRON
SF£ ALSO LEUKEMIA
iFE ALS"1 LUNJ LANCER
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L Y
L P
iff ALST NATinNAL CANCER INSTITJTE
SEE ALSn M.C. MEnnKIAL HOSPITAL. CLINICAL RESFAPCH UNIT
SEE ALSn ORAL CANCER
SEE ALS.T nvARIAH CANCER
SEE ALSO PANCREATIC CANCER
SPE ALSO PROSTATE CANCER
SEE ALSn PADIATION THERAPY
SEE ALSO SKIN CANCER
SEE ALSO TESTICULA* CANCER
SEE ALSO TORACCn, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL Hi LL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSn UTERINE CANCER
SURGEHNS AT Ji;kE RECONSTRUCTING ESPHAGI
PSYCHIATRY LIPRARY OFFERS PUBLICATIONS ON CANCER
CANCER INFORMATION NOW AVAILABLE AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SPEAKS ON CA.lCER
C4NCE" eOOKLET TAKES OUT CLOO" , 0001, WRITER SAYS
VA HOSPITAL TO UPGRADE CANCER GEAR
NO GLOOM OR OOOM IN CANCER PO^'KLET
DOCTOR SAYS MORE CANCER PATIENTS SURVIVING
REPORT DISPUTES -CANCER EP1DE'"IC*
EVANGELIST SAYS SHE l^ILL USE FAITH TO BATTLE CANCER
FORMER PRESIDENT, FAMILY VISIT SISTER IN FAYETTEVULE
CANCER CLAI"5 HIGH SCHOOL ST»3 ATHLETE
YOUTH DIES WEEK BEFORE GRADUATION
HERBICIDES
FOREST SERVICE SAYS STUDENTS' kEPORT ON HERBICIDES ANO CANCER
ART HELPING CANCER PATIENTS
CHEhING, DIPPING RISKY, TOO
SPECIAL CANCER DIETS RAPPED
RUNDLES SAYS AWARENESS CAN HEl P REDUCE CANCER
MUSICIAN STARTING OVER AFTER LOSING 3 IN FAMILY
Cancer, LARY^;x
laryngectomees offered "ore natural speech
cancer, vaginal
see cervical cancer
see pap shears
Cancer diagnosis
nfw machines may speed detection of cancer at duke
cancer information service
see also duke univ. comprehensive cancer center
nEk cancer line working in n.; .
cancer service has toll-free num5er in n.c.
ouke seeks volunteers r '
CanCFR PREVENTION
DUKE'S CANCER CLINIC SEEKS ANSWERS
CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALS1 OUKE UNIV. CO«»REhENSIV
SFE ALSO INTERFFflON
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALS'T UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL Hi
DUKE Surgeon us=s intestine tt
Nfw treatments found for testi
OUKE PROGRAM HELPS REDUCE TEST
DOCTORS oiAGNOSF Cancer via si
SMOKING LINKED TO A CHILDHOOD
OUKE STUDY: CHILD CANCER HIGH
FROG skin: IT CONTAINS INGREOI
CANCER TALKS TO DRAW 300
CFLL DIFFEKfriCES SOUGHT IN FIG
STUDY FINOS PILL PROTECTS WOME
Nfw DRUG IS SOUGHT TO SLAY CAN
PILL-CANCER LINK DOUBTED
■PRIMITIVE CELLS' STUDIED AS C
OUKE MACHINE MAY ADVANCE TREAT
CANCER VIRUS IS ISOLATED IN 01
CANCER OETECTION GAINS
MERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH
HFRPES-CANCER LINK 'OISTURBINJ
DISCOVERS SLIGHT CANCER LINK
NEW DRUG MAY AID TUMOR TREATM=
NEw DRUG TREATMENT MAY HELP ST
OUKE CANCER CENTER SEEKS END T
NFW RFSFARCH DECLINES
NEW MACHINES MAY SPEED OETECII
UNRULY HUMAN CELLS CAN LEAD TO
OUKF'S CANCER CLINIC SEEKS ANS
DUKF cancer RFSFARCH GETS BOOS
<, DRUGS IMPROVE CANCER OUTLOO<
STUDY CLAIMS HERBICIDE, C»NCE»
NEW TREATMENT AIDS VICTIMS Of
COLON CANCER, DIET LINK SAID P
STUDY AT Duke OFFFkS melanoma
SFRUM PROTECTS MICE AGAINST BL
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mayti contracts on agenda
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SECOND SUIT FIlFO IN ATTEMPT TO MALT RESERVOIR
CANE CREEK OK RfCOMHENDEO
RESERVOIR SUIT TO BE HEARD BY MAGISTRATE
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CONDEMNATION POWER OK • 0
CANE CREEK INJUNCTION RfOUEST WITHDRAWN
Cane creek BIO withdrawn
ANTI-CANE CREFK OAM GROUP TO ATTACK OWASA PLAN
POWER TO TAKE CANE CREEK LAND RECOMMENDED FOR WATER AGENCY
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LAuNOP Y
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LAUNDRY ON ACEMOA
FARING SLATER TUESDAY
PITAL RENOVATION IS 01 CUMMIITEF'S AGENDA
OSPITAL OISAGREF ON PLAN TO MOVE LAUNOKY
HOSPITAL NE^^OS OrtN LAJNOKV
SEEKS HEARING ON HOSPITAL LAUNDKY
LAIINDKY GETS NOD
E HOSPITAL ^UnO ISSUE «OTE SCHEDULE SOUGHT
TH RENOVATIONS GET AGfNCY'S OK
PITAL GETS CERTIFICATE FOR PROJECT
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GRAM OK LnO-fS
ENERAL'S REQUEST FOP ILCGHOLIC WARD OK'D
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PROVES MINOR SURGERY ZLTJIC
Capital punish"Ent
see anti-neath penalty
see death sentences! n.c.
see death sentences. u.s.
see executions, n.c.
capital ism
see also economy, u.s.
see also free enterprise
„elfaoe syste- aids wealthy capitalists
movie capitalists do all right
Capitol loans
7 down, 7 to go for center
Captain d'S seafood restaurant ino^th RoxaoRO roadi
restaurant robber brags of 5-year career in crime
Car pools
see carpooling
CAP WASH
CHAPEL HILL CARS WASHEO IN OLH HAM
CLEAN MACHINES
CARbON MONOXIDE
CITYWIDE AIR QUALITY TESTS MAY BE MADE IN DURHAM
DURHAM EXHAUST READINGS HIGH
2 WOMEN DIE IN CAR IN ORANGE
AREA wdP-EN DIE FROM CAR FUMES
TWO WOMEN IDENTIFIEO
ONE OF 2 Durham women muroere.t, examiner says
DURHAM MAN FOUND DEAD IN CAR
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONINGS
SEE ACCIDENTS. CARBON MONOXIDE
CARBONATED WATER
HF ADDED TANG
TO SOFT DRINKS
CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO CANCER
CONSUMERS" DILEMMAS
STUDIES PROC.*ESS ON DYE SUBSTITUTES
FARMERS FACE MORE HEALTH RISKS THAN MOST-
SCIENTIST
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
see also accidents, choking
see also heart attacks
officer may have saved man's life
wake county man is revived after 15 minutes underwater
sponsor course
the life-saving touch; bed criss gives cpr course fok the blind
mother saves son with help via phone
Career burnout
see stress
career changes 1
see also employment, u.s.
a change of course
carefr exploration clubs of n.c.
see also vocational education
durham students win top honors
Career planning
SEE ALSO PuSncSSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO WO"EN, CAREERS
SOUTHERN HIGH STUOENTS GET CA5EER INFORMATION
CHEWNING pupils to VISIT 'GRAVEYARD SHIFT'
CLASS TO SEE 'DURHAM AFTER DA)K'
FORECASTtP SAYS JOB NEEDS IN ^UTURE WILL BE DIFFERENT
PROGRAM TO HELP STUDENTS FIND JOBS
JOB-FINDING IDEA SOUND
CARL HELSING ASSOCIATES
COUNCIL ACCEPTS BID FOR HAYTI TRACT
CABlIE b. ScSSOMS AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO Durham human relations Commission
KELLER, hOMFN IN ACTION RECEUE SESSOMS AWARD
MS. KELLER ArtARO NOMINEE
industrial park gfts ok
human relations awards
cabmichafl, mckneeiy, dusen6uhy c al5an, inc.
company seeking bankruptcy
Cacmichael Cup
see also atlantic coast confere'icf, sports
uNC TA..ES carmichael Cup
uNC CLAIMS Carmichael Cup
Carnivore Evolutionary rfsfarch institutf
WILD- animal institute CITED F'J R VIOLATIONS
CARQCHEM
■DURHAM FACES PROBLEM'
CAROL WOODS IREIUFMENI COMPLEXI
0 DATE
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s
1/21/R3
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l/31/fl3
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2/03/H3
11
N M23
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2/10/83
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3/J3/fl3
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3/06/83
A ^
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3/ 6/R3
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3/ 7/83
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12/ 6/83
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12/ 6/83
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5/24/83 b
8/25/83 C
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8/26/83 A
9/03/83 A
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1 N
1 P N
1 N
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1 N
1 N
1 N
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6/16/83
9/17/83
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H 2 12/03/83 A 1 P N
H 2 1/28/83 A
S 2 5/21/83 A 14
s
s
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4/23/83
5/24/83
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10/14/83
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A
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A
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3
1
6
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11
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4/01/83
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2/03/83
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2/U8/83
2/20/B3
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N
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PROGRAM NEEDS HELP. NOT PROTES TS
FREE FOOD UECISION PROTESTED
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B0M1 TriPEAT MADE
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF PASSENGcR TRAIN AJVuCATES
«ERSh^%uli'i"3"RUE';fH:CHARL0TTE PASSENGER TRAIN
LOSbYlSTS PLAN TO URGE AREA TIAIN SERVICE
b MILLION
WEEKENDS AND SNOW MAKE IT GO
IPER 0= RIPPENROCk COUNTY IPLAYI
BULLwI NKLE
CAFOLINA^^BANCORP, INC.^ ^^ ^^^ ^.^^^p ,^, „,,
C.PuLIN.^BANK^,AREROEE-n,_^^^ U.S MILLION
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'^"''^'•CAROLINA"fltACH CQ-E3ACK DUE TT PLANNING
^^'^^j::ts?'^.'ElJ'AHnSKIE INJURES .0 Pfyjtl ,AFFLEO
r?^ificsr'r^j ^F^iu^A^^T R^iiJfi's^a.'"^^^"
TWO BURNED IN EXPLOSION DIE
pCSnT manager DIES OF BURNS
'"•^'•i^RV^NA'SMKS KEEP SELLING
^'°fEr;Li?"ssot;rfuNE'SHFi^f ^ , ,^^
SROWN LUNG ASSOCIATION STRUGGLES TO STAY ALIVE
Carolina cab co-
car"lina ca'i; paydays.
carolina calhoun: the pied i
MUSICAL MIXES DOGPATCH,
CAROLINA CINEMA CORP. OF DURHAM
ARTS GROUPS EYE »'.50,000
JEIhIm^Sou'S^ SFE?"nOO.OOD FIR PROPOSED DOWNTOWN COMPLEX
PLANS UNVFILEO FQR ARTS GENTEl
KEEP EDGEMONT ON HOLD. PANEL 'JRGES
sHe. COST OF ARTS CENTER UNO- R sTuOY
'^"'°'-i;;3w^'2S'lilsHOP TO BE HELD
CAROLINA COMMUNITIFS INC. „„„,^rT
??rE°KSSLT^IlR'TN"^?rwhS15iR'S?L^E^i0RSES YIELD TO •D0ZERS7
^''^^i::;piC''^T^2!Lt°?H^Ni^s"G^¥Ts tu.e ,,,.„„,,,
CHAPEL THRILL CONCERT WILL BENEFIT CHARITIES
CONCERT SCHEDULED
CAROLINA^COUMRY^^^^ EAST TO CAROLINA COUNTRY
""^^rtHSS^oiSp's^^ySNTRY CLUB MEMBERSHIP
C^St!,^T5{^'^uS^r.?irMrBSs^Tf^^^6F''^$!^^sl3fTY.
'"^"hT^ PV^^Ts'lNTRfflR TILL POLICE ARRIVE
CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL (GENERAL HJAOINGI
CAROLINA fSiENOS SPONSORS 5ESSISQNS
'fr, THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PACKING UP
HUMAN PYRAMID
BALLOONS FOR PEAC=
HELPING IHt COMMUNITY
"»°^''^{,rTi'??HO^0L^'fAY ItlSgttSIXf HOLDING STEADY
OuiHA-'SPRIvilF SCHOOLS REPORT STEADY ENROLLMENT
CAROLINA INOFX
SEE ALSO PUSIMESSFS. N.C.
N.C. STOCKS POST INCREASES
TARULINA INN iCHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
ioo- TAX SPURS MEETING
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2/01/R3
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2/02/S3
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5/18/63
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3/05/B3
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3/06/83
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3/07/83
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3/07/83
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3/l<./83
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3/11/83
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3/31/83
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H 2 9/26/83 b 1
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3/12/83 A
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N W56
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9/11/83 B I P F W36
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5/27/83
9/02/83
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11/15/83
12/24/83
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CAROLINA LEAGUE
MUNTMLY/4N
SUBjeCIS
P 0 RATE
S?E ALSH »ASc3ALL
SEE ALSn nuO-H-l [MLLS
SEE ALSO "iALc" BEHalHnS (VIRGINIA)
SEE ALSO wlNSrjN-SALE!< RED '.OX
FTUH NEW MANAGERS NAMED TO CaOQLINA LEAGUE TEAMS
rlHEfLS SPI/JNING AS CLUDS LOOK FOR NFJ HtlMfS
ALEXANOOIA, JUK^S MAY SPLIT
OUKFS GFT .^F ^ hOMF
LYMCMnuRG'i GOOnEM 4 'CAN'T MISS' CRJSPFCT
THU CAROLINA LEAGUE U^PS =IRE1 FIB BASEBALLS Ii'iCIDENI
MILLS FAVORS CABQLINAS LEAGUE AOUITION OF CHARLESTON, H.VA.
UMPIRES' FIRINGS TURNING INTO NASTY SITUATION
CAROLINA LEAGUE UMPIRES' 'IRI'lG A FORGOTTEN ISSUE?
MILLS' SUPPORT OIVIOEO AS LEAGUE'S PRFSIOFNT
CAKOLINA LEAGUE FIRFS JIM MILLS
CAROLINA LEAGUE FIRES PRESIDENT
MILLS TO RETURN AS PRESIDENT?
HOPKINS tLECTEU CL ' S PRESIDENT
CAROLINA MFAOOWS
SEE ALSO BETIRtMENT HOMES
ZONING On'O FOR RETIREMENT VILLAGE
RF^ONING OF LAND OK'D FOR CAROLINA MEADObS
carolina meadows: nursing hom" frecze stymifs permit for complex.
Chatham seeks to eno nursing home restraints
carolina motor clun
SEE ALSO N.C. state motor CLUB
EABLIFh EnuCATION URGED ABOUT DANGERS QF Du I
TWIN-TRAILERS ROUTING PLAN IS CRITICHEO
MOTOR CLUB'S SAFE CRACKED; 111,000 STOLEN
MOTOR CLU" REPORTS THEFT
TkuCK TESTS ORCCQ
BACK TO SCHOOL
CARULINA PAVING f j ,
DUMP TRUCKS ARE UFSTROYFO
CAROLINA PIRATFS ISEMI-PHO FOOTBALL TEAM!
FOOTBALL Tt'M SEEKING LOGO
INFANT Footfall team sets for kick off
wFLCUME, CARULINA PIRATES
COUNCIL BACKS CITY'S NEM FOOTBALL TEAM
OLD FACES FEATURED ON NEW FOOrOALL TEAM
STRFATEB not OUITTING ON LIFE
SFMI-PRO TEAM DEBUTS TONIGHT
PIRAIrS OEUIII WITH VICTORY AGWNST D.C.
HUNTER, HAWKINS SPARK WIN "
FOOTBALL PLAYFR FACES DRUG CHARGES
PIRATF5 WIN AGAIN
PIRATFS OCUSE FIREBIRDS, 13-0
PIRATF MEETING
PIRATES LOSE GAME
PIRATES RFLAX FOR A wEEK 3EF0<E TACKLING MISSOURI
MINES' FIELD COAL PROPELS PIRATES TO WIN OVER EAGLES
PIRATFS «IN F IFTh
PIRATES Tune op for homf stretch
PIRATF S IN ROMP
PIRATES SHUT OUT BRUINS
SEASON OF THEIR DISCONTENT
PIRATr S CLINCH PLAYOFF BERTH
DODLEY: STRFATER never FIRED
CAPQLINA POLL
SEE ALSO POLLS
SEE ALSl UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
EOMISTcN leads for governor — POLL
E01I5TEN, COaEY LEAD IN POLL
KLANSMAN SAYS HE'S BEING IGNO'EO
N.C. POLITICAL POLLS REVEAL BINCH OF LITTLE SURPRISES
PILL: N.C. DRINKERS' WORRY AB'JUT BEING CAUGHT RISES
CAROLINA POPULATION CENTER
SEE UNIV. 0= N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CIROLINA POPULATION CENTER
CAROLINA PO-ER AND LIGHT CO.
CPCL TO GIVE 150,000 TO FUNDS
DEFAULT IN WASHINGTON STATE M> Y AFFECT N.C. UTILITY PROJECTS
CPCL Plans to file in ffb. foj rate hike
COMMISSION adopts new STANDAROS for COAL-BURNING PLANTS
FUEL ?ILLS STAY LOW IN N.C.
lOD.OOO FAMILIES WITHOUT ELECTRICITY
CPCL FARMNGS INCREASE "..Al
GROUP URGES CANCELLATION OF N.lCLEAR PROJECTS
CPCL'S BATE HIKE REQUEST AVERAGES NEAR til MONTHLY
COMPULSORY IiJSURANCE LAWS SEEN CAUSING RATE PROBLEMS
ELcCTRIC BILLS MAY INCREASE
NRC FINES CPCL «600,000 FOR diUNSWICK NUKE PLANT
CPCL OFFICIAL CLAIMS 1600,000 FINE EXCESSIVE
CPCL MAY FACE SECOND SAFETY FINE
WOMAN, 73, WALKED 20 MILES TO PAY BILL
CPCL POWER PLANT NOW IN OPERATION
N-PLA'IT BULLETIN APPLIES IN N.C.
STATE AGENCY WILL ADVISE CANCELLATION OF I N-PLANTS
TWU NUCLEAR POWFR PLANTS NOT >IEEDED, PANEL IS TOLD
1<)90S' FN^RGY NEEDS IN N.C. HFLO UNDERESTIMATED
WARM WINTER COULD INFLUENCE RF3UESTS FCP NEW UTILITY RATES
CPCL N-PLANT COSTS PLACED AT l<,.<, BILLION
CPCL SEEKS LOWER FINE
CPCL sharholoers reject proposal
NRC URGES APPROVAL TO OPERATE N-PLANT
N.C. Electric otilitifs drop moclear projects fok coal
UTILITIES AGREEMENT TO RAISE TAX RATE
CPCL'S PEOurST FOR RATE INCR£>SE FACES CHALLtNGE
CPCL DECLARES STOCK PAYOFF OF 60 CENTS
UTILITIES ACCUSED OF OVFRC HAR", ING
NUCLEAR POwFR PLANT OWNERS PLIN HUNTING, FISHING AREAS
CPCL NEEDS RATE INCREASE TO PV Y FOR PLANT, CHIEF SAYS
NUCLEAR PLANT UNECONOMICAL, PETITION SAYS
SPEAKERS DIFFFR ON CPCL REwUEST
CPCL STILL FACES SAFETY PROBLEMS
BRUNSWICK REACTOR ONE OF 5 TO BE INSPECTED
INSPECTION Closes 5 nuclear plants
CPCL PRDERLO TO SHUT DOWN NUCLEAR REACTOR FOR INSPECTION
NRC BACKS OFF ON ORDER
CPCL SAYS SHOTDOWN HAS BEEN EXPFjslvE
LEAK FOUNO AT NUCLEAR PLANT
COMPANY WANTS TO BUILD POWER PLANT AT JORDAN DAM
PIPE CRACKS IN N-PLANTS MAY B' DEEPER
CPCL SAYS LEAKING VALVE REPAPEO
OFFICIAL MAY SEEK NEW OfDER TT SHUT DOWN BRUNSWICK PLANT
CPCL PAYS RECORD FINE FOR ORU'ISWICK VIOLATIONS
CPCL PAYS RECORD 1600, CDO FIN= TO NRC
NRC STAFF P3QBABLY WILL NOT a> JER SHUTDOWN OF N-PLAMT
FIVF NUCLEAR PLANTS TO BE SHUT DOWN FOR INSPECTIONS
COURT ASKS UTILITIES PANEL TO RECONSIDER RATE CASES
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11/05/83
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5/16/B3 C
5/21/83 1
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9/11/83
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9/21/83
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lD/09/83
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10/10/83
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10/16/83
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10/30/83
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10/31/83
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11/03/83
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7/05/83 A 13
11/05/83 A 20
11/15/83 A 10
11/16/93 A 8
11/18/83 A 1
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1/06/83
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H 2
1/06/83
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H 2
1/12/93
N
S 2
l/lA/93
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S 2
1/17/83
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H 2
1/23/83
N
H 2
1/27/83
N
S 2
2/05/13
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2/12/93
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2/17/83
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2/17/93
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2/19/93
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2/19/»3
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S 2
2/23/B3
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2/26/93
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3/05/83
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H 2
3/13/83
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H 2
3/15/83
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3/16/83
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H 2
3/2A/83
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H 2
3/31/83
D
N
H 2
4/08/83
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H 2
5/04/83
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5/19/83
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H 2
5/26/83
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5/26/83
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H 1
6/0B/83
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H 1
6/09/83
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6/17/83
A
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H 2
6/21/83
A
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H 2
6/26/83
C
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6/29/83
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7/01/0 3
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7/01/83
A
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7/1 1/83
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7/1A/83
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N
H 2
7/15/83
A
N
H 2
7/15/83
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H 2
7/16/83
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H 2
7/23/93
A
N
H 2
3/01/83
A
N
H 2
8/03/83
B
N
H 2
a/05/83
A
N
H 2
9/05/93
A
N
H 2
U/14/93
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8/16/93
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3/17/93
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a/19/93
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SUBJECTS
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CPLL -lAlt nUf iPPRO^rO
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iSI'eA^'s'cJuif SSofSs HE.RJNGS ON lOM CPCL ».TE lNC»tASE
ioipN 4Pt <f' n CO-JSERVATinN
s "ukk^rc%^cr.c!J2p->ipT'£L,cE..o
f?4SI TO BE SHIPPED TO CBENAO*
-ATO CREEK OFNEHATING PLANT
UTILITieSI
CPCL pkhfit dips
"°°'-iSTs''co;NCa'ANNOU«Es'TOTAL IF l2^.^00 IN AREA GRANTS
CAROLINA REGIONAL TmSATRE_
SEE -- -■
fTalS- PLAT»AKE5s REPFRTORT CT .
'Iha^^N rk-REr'ciJlGMTS CABARET -L
CABAkET'S "HRIARPATCm' has pRJSH
ITY-
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CAROLINA SPfcA^ERS aSSOCIaTIO':
THE SFRIDUS ART OF HU"OR
CAROLINA STOI-H lfJ"'°'VhRl,^''''
GIuSCN to COACH STOR«
CAROLINA TARt-HEELS BICYCLE CL UP
SEE ALSO eiCYCLE TKIPS
SEE ALSO RICYClES
3i«.e event lohms
festival is set
mapping rootes
Carolina telephone ct, ,„,.,,
ruh\Ul'lp'tV^h^'''„'okl PERMIT
^I^jLtf^S^E^fpHS^F^^J^olifl^^HERg .ELL rate RE-UEST
ST»F JARRFNTON TELlPHCN: CMAN.ES TO dEGIN TnUAY
CTCT FILtS TARIFFS .JlTH FCC
CAROLINA THEATER 'CufrtAH. N.C.l
AREA FILM WATCH IS TbP-NDILH
SALLRi;" TOUR SFT
OFSIGNER 'S AID VITAL
iS|;^.,tTj»iM.NG- U'r-'i'F^E^ ORE.IERE. GAOUP TELLS HONT
FIL** EFFORT A GOOD SIGN
THEATER 1JNAGER NAMED „...rc^
CARf-LINA Theatre GETS NEW MAN.-.GER
ART THEATERS MAKE CHANGES
PLANS FOR ARTS CENTER ,,„.,,
pCaNS U' veiled FO!) ARTS CENTEj
^tfeSLlN^T^FATER HALLROOM NAH^J FOR CONSTANCE HnSES
^:t?f^f^s?R;'El"T5^.u^T?^^rRE^^Al*e3''SALLRno«
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•A LITTLE CHARLESTON!'
DHNATlGt; Thanks
CFLEbRAIION unnNIOwN
'pOE'hICHE HJNKFY UUjINESS
Tm1aI(R MAY oFT •PRFHlEPE- AFTcP ALL
TR I PUTc TO "^ JNUF L
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S.MHAmVs' c'IbOLIN^SimS TO USH-R IN NEW GOLDEN AGE
xFDUCFO MOVIE RATES
'■^''''i.r.^iird i?n^?'n?i FOR ...10"
■^"""■IrMouNC^L 'announces total if W^.flOO IN AREA GRANTS
CABje 1NA< C.QLF ASSOCIATION
^'kJL-S/'^HjNGFR AOVANCE IN CG^
f.klEY -EOALIST IN J"5,^'!JLF
PARKER UINS JR. i<OlF playoff
cabolinas golf hall of fame
ThrFE to JulN GOLF SmBI'.E
THREE JOIN CAflOLINAS GOLF HAL'.
CAROL InaS
HOSPITAL 'LCDhOLlSM PROGJA- SCRVlCfS
l"^ N=ARS ON OR'IG TREATMENT CENTtR
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9/21/83 A
11/09/83 B
12/Q'./83 0
12/15/83 0
•<2 3
C56
U S66
P C56
L
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N U66
N K90
6 P
1 P
IS P P
K90
B71
K90
T37
T37
j
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S^l
N
W&6
N
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T
T
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F
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2 6/0'./83 A 10
M ' 7/15/83 C 3
H ? a/10/83 l> ••
H 2 8/13/83 0 3
S 2 5/23/83 0 9 N
S 2 6/23/83 I) 5 N
S ? 2/28/83 A 3 N M23
S ' 3/l6>83 A 1 N M23
H 2 3/17/83 A 7 N 830
H 2 I./09/93 A 10 N
MUN TML Y/AN
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SUOJtCTS
Pr, L P IIYL
CARQLINAS mOSPICAL AMU MFALTM StPVICFS INC.
SEE ALSn HOSPITALS, COSTS
SEE ALSn HOSPUALSi N.C. ISEE ALSO NA-IES OF SPECIFIC HQSPITALSI
COUNTY r.ENcOAL JOINS MEOICAL 'JETuOKK
COUNTY OENlBAL MOPES TO CUT HTSPITaL COSTS
COU«T HILL HEAR FPA^^L1N COUNTY HOSPITAL OlSPUTE
FRANKLIN POAHD WINS 1ST ROUND IN HOSPITAL FIGHT
FRANKLIN HOSPITAL BTARO AHOLISmEU
CAROUSELS
CAROUSEL A.jlMALS TO GALLOP AGAIN SATURDAY
CaRQJINOS
OuNER SFLLS CAROUINOS PARK
COMPANY SELLING CAROWINDS AMUSEMENT PARK
CARPEflTtR'S CHfVROLET INC.
OFFICERS FIND MAN UNDER DESK
YOUR FAVORITE CHKISTMAS CAROLS
YOUR Favorite Christmas carols
AD SPURS HOLIOAY JOY
CARPENTER'S INC.
SFE CARPENTER'S CHevROLET INC.
CARPOOLING
SFE also gasoline CONSERVATION
SEE ALSl TRIANGLE AREA RIOESHARIN'; PROGRAM
AGENCIES CAMPAIGN FOR RIDF-SHARING
CAMPAIGN BEGINS TODAY TO PROMTTE SHAKING RIOES
CARPOGLING PUSH STARTS TODAY
TRI-A-RID6 WORTH A TRY
CABR UNITED "EThOOIST CHURCH
HO, MO, HO
CABRPORU, N.C.
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATION FOR A BETTER CARRUORO
SfE ALSO FIRES, CARRbORO
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF OLD CARREORl
SEE ALSO RANGEuOOO SUBDIVISION (ORANGE COU.NTY, N.C.I
TMEY'OE OFF!
TREE TRIMMING PARTY
CARRPORO, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. ANNEXATION
ANNEXATION POSES PROBLEM FOR OwASA, ORANGE TOWNS
JWASA studies ANNEXATION PROSPECTS
CARRPORU, ^J.C., APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CaRKEORO. N.C, CONOOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO OAKwOon APTS. ICARRB0R3, N.CI
APARTMENTS APPROVED
BUILDING PeRMIT DENIED FOR HOUSING COMPLEX
CARRBORO PUBLIC HOUSING SITE WORK BLASTED
PUBLIC HEARINGS TONIGHT
CARRBORO "OARD TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS TONIGHT
PLANS FOR 9 APARTMENTS APPROV= 0
JUDGE SUPPORTS DEVELOPERS OF APARTMENTS
CARRPORO, 'I.e., AUDIT
AUDITING Cj'lTBACT AWARDED
CARRPORU, N.C BUOGET
TWO SHOW UP FOR HEARING
AGaI«, CaRRoOOO MEETING ATTRACTS AUDIFNCE UF TWO
CARRBOHP BUOGET CALENDAR READIED
CARRaORC REVENUES LOOK SLACK
CARCBOKO nuOGET SHORT
la, 15^,565 IS SOUGHT FOR BuOOFT
CARRBORO ALDERMEN STUDY POSSULF TAX INCREASE
ALDERMEN GET SURPRISE VISIT
BUOGET REOUFSTS TO BE HEARD
CARRbORO BUDGET REOUcSTS TO B'^ HEAHD TUESDAY NIGHT
PARADE OF RFJUEST5 HEARO
ALOFRMEN HEAR BUOGET REQUESTS
BUDGET DISCUSSION SET
ALDERMEN PONDER 2-CENT TAX HI'E
MAJORITY OF HOARD AGREES ON T» X HIKE OF 1.5 CENTS
taafs to jump in CARRBORQ
CARRBORO RETAINS TAX RATE UF ^'^.5?
CARRBORO PROPERTY TAXFS TO "tlAIN SAME
CARRBORO BUOGET ERRORS CAUSE FEAR
CARRbORO ABLE TO ABSORB DROP IN FFtS, HUNTER SAYS
RFv. WHITE SAYS KOSF Charge aimed at him
CAR TOTAL incorrect
LICFN'E RE^FNUES FXPECTFO TO < I SE
CARRBORO CAB STICKER PRICE PI'. ING
CABRbOKO'S Interim MANAGfcR reidy for anothcr pudget
CARRBORO, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CASLf TELEVISION, N.C.
ALERT TO OFFfR 35 CHANNELS BY MlJ-Hi't
CARRBQOO, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEFS
MAJORITY OF 30AUU AGREES ON TAX HIKF OF 1.5 CENTS
CARRPQRO, N.C, Condominiums
SFE ALSO CARRnOBO, N.C, APARTMENT,
DFVFLOPFK TO APPlAL CONDOMINIJM KULING
HEARING SET TONIGHT IN CARROQIO
CARK90flu, N.C, norjATIONS CATALOG
CARRBORO HAS DONATIONS C4TAL0".
CaBRBOBO, N.C
CARRbORO
C akBBORO
ALDERMEN
FIRM PRO
BOARD CO
DOWNTOWN
CARRBORO
CARRBORO
RFpOkT:
STRICTER
FRAriKL IN
DOWNTOWN
INDUSTKI
CARRBORO
TOwN MOL
CONSULTA
INFLATtO
ZONING W
GROUP AP
, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
BOARD HEARS ? REVITAL I?ATI0(1 PLANS
ALOERMFN SCHEOULT SESSION ON RF V I T AL I Z AT I ON
SEf^K HFARING ON GREE'JWAYS PROPOSAL
POjES FIVE PROJECTS FOR CARRBORO
NSIOERS PROJECTS
DEVELOPMFNT IS FOCUS OF JOINT MEETING
ALOcRMFN BACK 3 OF 5 DOWNTOWN PROJECTS
HAS POOH TO GRnw
CARRBORO EXPECTEO TO '.ROW
ZONING RECOMMENOcU FOR CARRnORO
ST. EXTENSION IS URG'D FOR CARRBORO
OtVcLOPMFNT ON WORK SESSION AGENDA
AL PARK MAY EE FIRST TQWNTOWN CARRBORO PROJECT
GkOUPS MEETING ON OOJNTOWN PROGRESS
DS MEETINGS ON DOWNTOWN RENFWAL
NT'S PROGRESS CbITICI;EO
VALUES CURBING DEVFLIPMcNI
UULO AID DOWNTOWN GROJTH
PROVtS CARRBORO ZONIN" PLAN
H 2
S 2
H 1
H I
H I
■^/ll/BJ C
S/1 1/B3 B
6/21/13 6
6/2'./n3 II
6/Z'5/R3 U
N B30
N M2 3
N HfaO
N H60
N H60
H 1 ',/2')/83 U I
12/Z2/B3 C
12/23/fl3 A
H 2 5/2<)/n3 A i,
S 2 U/2<)/03 U 1 n
H 2 11/30/B3 D 1
S 2 12/al/fl3 A <,
'*/2<,/»3
9/27/83
9/27/63
lC/j3/fli
N K90
F
H 2 11/02/B3 fi 1 P P S76
S 2 U/07/83 C 1
H 3 12/07/83 -J 1
3 1/20/83 3 1 N B«6
2 <,/03/B3 D 1 P F B-.^
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2/23/03
A
3
N
8^6
H
5/2<./33
H
1
N
B<,f>
H
6/09/83
R
I
N
Wi6
H
7/26/83
H
1
N
S
7/26/83
A
8
N
H
11/12/83
B
1
N
H
12/09/83
0
I
N
H90
H 3 3/09/03 B 1
M
3
2/08/83
B
1
N
8^6
H
(
2/ 1/83
h
1
N
B',6
H
3
3/ 8/83
h
1
N
H
1
3/23/83
H
1
N
H<.6
S
7
3/23/83
C
1 7
N
H
3
5/11/83
1
1
N
H46
S
2
5/11/83
A
1 <,
N
H
i
6/03/83
H
1
N
B',6
H
1
6/0<,/83
B
1
N
B<,6
S
?
6/0'./R3
A
>
N
H
3
6/08/83
H
1
N
N)6
S
7
6/08/83
A
in
N
H
3
6/U/83
il
1
N
H
1
6/16/83
11
1
N
B<,6
H
1
6/23/B3
H
1
N
B',6
S
7
6/23/83
A
s
N
H
3
6/29/83
1)
1
N
B^6
S
7
6/29/83
A
1 ^
N
S
1
11/33/83
A
1
N
H9n
H
(
ll/0'./a3
H
1
N
H-dl
H
\
11/05/83
H
1
N
H9I)
S
/
11/05/83
A
3
N
S
/
1 1/D5/83
A
'6
N
H
;»
12/29/83
A
1 6
N
H6n
H
3
12/31/83
b
1
N
H90
H
3
'./10/83
n
1
N
N36
H
3
6/23/83
u
1
N
B<,6
H
3
9/28/83
M
1
N
H90
H
2
10/25/83
A
8
N
H 2 2/09/83 C 1
3/31/83
1'
N
3/31/83
A
N
',/21/83
»
N
9/02/83
H
N
H9(l
9/02/83
A
N
9/08/83
B
N
9/09/83
h
N
H9D
10/21/83
B
N
HVII
10/21/83
A
1 /
N
10/22/83
(,
N
H90
10/2'./83
A
N
1 /J2/R3
C
N
1 /03/a3
B
N
H9n
1 /10/n3
B
N
1 /10/83
A
1 A
N
1 /11/83
B
N
H90
1 /2''/83
H
N
H90
/
ll/29/n3
A
N
2
12/02/83
A
N
H90
I N 0 6 X
U/31/B3
PLl'iNEB Si'S
-CA'RIORO
REVIs4 RfPn«T o;, C4RR6i-«n SU'lITTEO
^Sihliittl^^sili S^ll?i^^r^iJ^^^:^?is«^" 0E.e.oP..
JnSrS TO BJ'l fOR CA3RE0B0 H*»-'H
P3kTQ iCtKl'ir, MJYOK'S SFtr
I5j?rursp^?gp. vM?Ht^ik;:c'E.os
CAtinl"4r65 M" -IVOSAL PLANS
pVkTC) 'aSt^S STBEFT PPOJECT
SnJiJ BACKS iTKFET EXTENSIO;i
ILl^Ttp- pnSTI TAX GOAL UNRFALrllC
ELECTION "I'CANOnATE Af.AIN^T EXTFNOIN
G FBANKL IN
,HITE ..ANTS -iFw PANEL
?L^n,?!A J f-rCAjplnkO ELF^riNS FxPRfSS VIFWS
^i'RSin'J^CA'jAirN- SLATF VS. I NOcPENOFNTS
5 fhif/JS^R^^'t'^S-iNG^rMcHOOL WARD Tn .t F.LLE.
O..N&F COUNTY TURNOIlT^LlojT^ "ACES; THKFE tNDOKStO PY ASSnCIATION -IN.
CARPBTlkn VOTERS cLtCT PHrTC hs yoh
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CAkPe'''KO r
iTlMiES HCaSlNG
^r,^S?r's-?R?E^ Tfe"^«F""ER A.ETEK-LA-. PLANT
i^Ho hAll^l gK%t^r^S\^SJ^^OR GKANT
CARPBTir TO APPLY FOR FUNDS
■..C.
FESTIVALS
''U'.Mr ',\V\Vni^1-^lh IS sc^rouLFo
CARSPORO. 'I.e.. FIRE MYD'ANT RENTAL FEES
SEE ALS^ FIRE HYDRANTS _
0NA5A CUSTO-EPS TO GET CHOICE
iit"MlNC POOL OACK ON AGENOA
CaPRIORO. -I.e.. GRFENWAY PLAN
'^' apIrt"£nts approved
O^ASO »ILLS G»EENJAYS PPOPOSAL
CARRbPRO ?uARO KILLS GRtENJAYS PLAN
^''«°?;^».;^R&-^A5^esrsR8S-^h;p'Er'iiLL
""s^i"A;soi«tENjr3roLD CARRBOR.
historical inventory PUPLISHST
SciDk2eT HIGHLIGHTS CARRPOnO HISTORY
Bgi^8f:S^nFS^Sl5?c?"?ESS/?'^^R^^u^t!? HOUSING
^b5?lE?nH fJLfiHSS^irf^ GET FU.THEP STUDY
? 8H?Frrci^I^^"^iyyg.'^t'A R 0^'i°SLOeR-AN SAYS
cIrSboSc^LOERHEN DE-.; PERMIT FOR TO-NHOUSES
CABRBOOO. -I.e.. LAND JSE
public HEADINGS TONIGHT
HEAR No SET TONIGHT IN CARR'IO^.O
■tAYCjR'S OFFICE
£fKS MAYOR'S nFFlCE
CAB*aO»0. N.C..
J^ST^tr &"fob''ca5r^O«0 «iYTR „^„^„
PORTO JOINS RACE FOR -AYCS IN CARBBORO
pnRTu SFEKING PAYOR'S SEAT
THREE FUF FJH ELECTIONS
GuOO SHAPE
CANOIPATES All MAYOBAL PLANS
POkTO FAVORS STIEFT PROJcCT
SBlJUoSS'J^JrH^-^t^fASf^b'^Ii^PORU
? *"^S!S"L,^^il^0^h limf^^l ENDCRSEO .Y A
CA^P0°0TEPS ELECT PORTO H^YOR
C T S
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p n HATE C BG L
P 8YL
M 1 12/0>./fl3 11
1
N
S 2 1 2/07/ 83 A
6
N
H ? \2/0'>/fi b
8
N
H 2 12/20/n3 A 12
N H90
H 3 2/03/13 f
1
N B'.6
S 2 2/33/'i3 A
3
N
S 2 8/31/B3 C
N B^e
H 3 9/0'i/l'3 »
N
H 3 9/l<./n3 li
N
H 3 9/l6/fl3 t'
N H36
H 3 ')/23/'<3 fl
N
S 2 ')/23/'13 A
N H90
M 3 9/2A/»3 3
N
H 3 t/zi/ei C
1 F
1 N H90
S 7 9/2P/83 A
N W36
H 3 ')/29/83 b
'1
M 3 10/06/83 1)
N
■; ? IO/0»-/33 A
1 1
N
H 3 lO/JT/83 a
N W36
S 2 10/07/83 A
N H90
H 3 10/09/83 C
N
H 3 10/l'./83 e
N H9n
H 3 10/18/83 b
N H90
S ' 10/l''/83 C
N
H 3 10/22/83 C
N
H 3 10/25/83 B
N
H 3 10/25/83 8
N
H 3 10/29/83 C
N
H 3 11/05/83 b
N M>*n
S 2 1/J5/83 A
N H9n
H ? 1/06/83 0
p F H90
S 2 1/07/83 A
N X69
H ? i/a8/»j A
N
S 1 11/0 8 /I 3 A
N W36
H 3 ll/0'7/83 8
P N H90
<; 2 11/09/83 A
6
N H90
H 3 1/26/83 P
I
M
S 2 2/09/83 A
1 1
N 8'(6
H 3 2/2A/83 U
1
N 8^6
H 3 <./27/83 C
1
N 8^6
<; 2 <./27/B3 A
in
N
5 ? 6/09/83 A
12
N W36
2 7/03/83 C 13
3 7/20/93 3 1 ,N
3 10/20/83 a 1 N H90
s
-,
2/23/03 A
N
Rite
H
2/2i,/93 b
H
<,/Jfl/fl3 B
i./2l/P3 3
H
5/11/83 C
5/l''/''3 e
«;
5/l<'/«3 C
5/2'i/83 B
s
5/2*i/R3 A
^li
H
2
12/28/83 C
<r
N
H 3 12/15/83 B 1 N H90
S 2 12/15/83 A 3 N
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
5/24/83 6
5/2'V/»3 A
7/01/8 3 V
7/13/83 B
7/27/83 B
7/30/83 C
8/03/83 t
N H90
N H90
N H90
H 3 7/26/B3 3
H 2 10/25/83 A
SSOCI ATION uIN... H 3
CARBBORf MAYOR TU LE ShOKN IN
9/l<./83 11
9/27/83 C
9/27/B3 C
9/28/83 A
9/29/83 b
10/l'./83 e
10/18/83 B
10/22/83 C
10/23/83 A
10/25/83 li
11/05/83 3
11/05/83 A
U/06/83 D
11/09/83 B
11/09/13 A
12/13/63 A
N H90
rj H90
N
N H90
N rl90
F H90
N H90
N H90
N
PAR< INj AREAS
CABR80-<U. N.C.. PARK NG AREA,
SFE ALSO CHAPFL MILL. N.C..
IfI also parking VIOLVTIONS
CARRBORn PILL APPRCVeO
PUBLIC HEARINGS TONIGHT
'"''Bfi^^rl^V:^^ l°0li.: .PBROVAL
SWIMMING POOL UNAFFORDAFLr
faDMOnRil. N.C.. POPULATION
■^ CASBBoAo Say nuTGBOw Chapel hill
CABRBQRO. N.C.. PROPFRIY TAXES
7/01/83 a
7/26/83 B
10/12/83 B
10/12/83 A
10/20/83 n
10/20/8) A
10/21/83 8
N M90
N
H H90
N
N
2 12/28/83 C A
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
U/31/B3
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SEE ALSO CABRBORO. N.C.i TAXES
MAJOBITV OF aOA«0 AGREES ON TAX HIKE OF 1.5 CENTS
CARRnORO. N.C.. REVENUES
CARRBORO SUOGET ERRORS CAUSE FEAR
CARPBORO ABLE TO ABSORB DROP IN FEESi HUNTER SAYS
REV. MHIIE SAYS ROSE CHARGE AIMED AT HIM
CAR TOTAL INCORRECT
LICENSE REVENUES EXPECTED TO 1ISE
CARRBORO CAR STICKER PRICE RISING
CARRaORO. N.C.. SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO Chapel HILL. N.C.. SEHfRS
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEwER AUTHORITY
SFwER LINE IS ESTIMATED AT $1^0,000
CARRBORO. N.C.. STREETS
SEE ALSO CARRBuRO TR ANSPOR I A T I OS ADVISORY BOARD
ROAD PLAN TO BE PRESENTED
CHAPEL HILL THOROUGHFARE PLAN
CONCERNS VOICED OVER ROADS PLAN
WIDENING OF BYPASS RAPPED
WIDENING OF HIGHWAY OPPOSED
BOARD TO VOTE ON ROAD PLAN
CARRBORO OKS PART OF THOROUGHFARE PLAN
CABLE TV CHANGE ONE VOTE CLOSi=R
PORTO FAVORS STREFT PROJECT
PORTO BACKS STREET EXTENSION
STRICTER ZONING RECOMMENDED FT R CARRBORO
FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION IS URGED FOR CARRBORO
ELECTION '&■>: CANDIDATE AGAINST EXTENDING FRANKLIN
THOROUGHFARE PLAN SURVIVES CARRBORO ALDERMEN INSPECTION
NORTHERN LOOP GETS HIGH CAKRB3R0 PRIORITY
BOARD: EXTENSION NEEDS MORE ST UOY
CARRBORO SWITCHES iHOROUGHFARt PLANS
CARRBORO ROAD PLAN STILL COOKING
CARRBORO. N.C.. TAX RATE
ALDERMEN PONDFR 2-CFNT TAX HKE
CARRBORO RETAINS TAX RATE OF 69. jr
CARRBORO. N.C .. TAXES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, PROPFRTY TAXES
CARRBORO PROPERTY TAXES TO REGAIN SAME
CARRBORO. N.C.I THAFFIC
ROAD PLAN TO BE PRESENTED
CHAPEL HILL THOROUGHFARE PLAN
CONCERNS VOICED OVER ROADS PLAN
WIDENING OF BYPASS RAPPED
WIDENING OF HIGHWAY OPPOSED
SESSION SET ON ROAD PLAN FOR CHAPEL HILL
COUNCIL SETS FINAL HEARING ON ROAO PLAN
BOARD TO VOTE ON ROAD PLAN
CARRBORO OKS PART OF THOROUGHFARE PLAN
FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION IS URG'^O FOR CARRUORO
ELECTION "63: CANDIDATE AGAINST EXTEnOING FRANKLIN
CARRBORO. N.C. lO'lINC
CARRBORO ALDERMEN GET WATERSHfO PLAN
PROTECTING, DEVELOPING UNIVERSITY LAKF IS PLAN'S GOAL
CARRBORO DENIES RESIDENTIAL INCREASE BID
3RD HEARING SCHEDULFU ON OAKB'ilDGE
TIGHTER ZONING NEEDED, CARRBO<0 ALDERMAN SAYS
CARRBORO ALDERMEN DENY PERMIT FOH TOwNHOUSES
waTFRShED zoning HEARING IS TTNIGHT
WATERSHED HEARINGS SET FOR TO>JIChT
BOAPO APPROVES UNIVERSITY LAK": ZONING CHANCES
BOARD RESTRICTS DEVELOPMENTS «T LAKESIOF
TOWN liOARO TO CONSIDER RESOLUTION AluUT WIRING
HEARINGS SET FOR TONIGHT ON R' ZONING
CABLE TV Change ONE VOTE CLOSER
STRICTER ZONING RECOMMENDED FIR CARRrtORO
FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION IS URG"ID FOR CARRBORO
SAFFELLE WITHDRAWS EXPANSION 'EQUFST
BRIEFS FILED IN WHITE OAK-CAR^BOKO SulT
INFLATED VALuFS CURSING DEVELOPMENT
ZONING WOULD AID DOWNTOWN GROJ TH
CARRBORO. WHITE OAK FILE OPPO'. ING BRIEFS
GROUP APPROVES CARRBORO Z0NIN3 PLAN
JUDGE SUPPORTS DEVELOPERS OF APARTMENTS
CARRBORO ART SCHOOL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
CARNIVAL TIME IN CARRBORO
CHARLIE BYRD TO GIVE WORKSHOP
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
BUD THORPE C BECKETT: HOPE IN BLEAK PLACES
'ANGER' POWERFUL DRAMA IN CAR3B0RD PRODUCTION
•HAPPY DAYS' WILL bE HERE SOOM
IT'S ALL IN THE MIND WITH 'DAYS'
IN The SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
LACK OF UNITY DISTUR£.ING IN G-"' OUP SHOW
LIGHT ON THE CONCEPT
IN The SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
A NEW TOUCH IN AN OLD ART
IN The SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
IN The SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
WRITERS AND READERS TO MEET Ti FICTION FORUM
•MISSISSIPPI' PERKS UP IN CABARfT PFRFORMANCE
IN The SPOTLIGHT: THIS wEfK'S HIGHLIGHTS
WHILE SCRIPT FALLS SHORT, ACTTRS REWARD IN 'FIFTH'
ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES TOTAL IF 122,800 IN ARFA GRANTS
PARADE OF REjUESTS HEARD
PHOTOGRAPHY. WRITING COURSES PLENTIFUL THIS SUMMER
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
AMATEURS LIVEN CARRBORO MONDAYS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
* GRIN TO BRIGHTEN MONDAY
A CASE FOR INDIANS
NO Two PERFORMANCES EGGSACTLY THE SAME
MUSICAL SUNDAY IS PLANNED
CORRECTION
IN THE SPOTLIGHT:- THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
*5I ?5 Sy^INESS: HOW 'SOMETHING TO FIRE HIS MINO' GREW INTO CARRBORO.
ART SCHOOL OFFERS FILMS
ART SCHOOL OFFERS CLASSES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
MUSICAL HALLOWEEN
TRANSACTORS DEBUT AT ART SCHOIL
INTERNATIONAL MUSIC IS FESTIVAL PLANNED
TRANSACTORS WING IT WITH IMPRTVS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ARTS SERVICES DISCUSSED FOR THE HANDICAPPED
N E
P D
S
E
C PG
H 3 6/23/R3
S I
H 3
H 3
11/03/83
ll/Oi/nS
11/05/83
1 1/D5/R3
1 l/0'>/B3
12/2'5/a3
N H90
N H90
N H90
N
■N
N H60
H 3 5/19/83 B 1
1/02/63
A
6
N
1/06/63
B
M N
R56
1/07/83
H
N
B^6
1/1<./R3
H
P N
«i,6
1/14/63
A
N
<,/09/63
(.
N
',/13/e3
H
N
R<,6
9/28/63
h
N
10/18/63
B
N
H9n
10/19/83
(
N
10/22/83
r
N
H9n
10/2'./e3
A
N
10/25/83
B
N
11/17/83
n
N
H9n
11/18/83
H
N
H90
11/16/83
A
1 •>
N
11/23/83
B
1
N
H9D
12/29/83
A
15
N
H90
6/16/83 B 1 N ^46
6/29/63 B I N B<>6
S 2 6/29/83 A 15
H 2
1/02/B3 A
6
N
H 2
1/06/R3 B
2 ''
N R56
H 2
1/07/83 a
N H46
H 2
1/1<,/R3 B
p
N B4«
S 2
1/U/B3 A
9
N
S 2
3/07/83 C
8
N
H 3
3/09/83 B
I
N N36
H 3
'1/09/83 C
1
N
H 3
<>/13/63 B
1
N 846
S 2
lO/2'./63 A
5
N
H 3
10/25/83 B
1
N
H 2
1/06/63 e
2
N 846
S ?
1/06/83 A
3
N
S 2
2/09/63 C
1
N 646
H 3
7/27/83 B
1
N H90
H 3
7/30/83 C
I
N H90
H 3
8/03/83 B
1
N H90
H 3
9/13/63 B
1
N
S 2
9/13/63 A
6
N
H 3
9/l<,/a3 B
1
N H90
S 2
9/14/63 A
6
N
H 2
9/27/03 A
3
N
5 2
9/27/83 C
3
N
H 3
9/28/63 a
1
N
H 3
10/22/63 C
1
N H90
S 2
10/24/63 A
5
N
H 3
11/16/63 B
1
N
H 3
U/29/63 B
1
N W36
H 3
11/29/83 B
1
N H90
S 2
11/29/63 A
5
N
S 2
11/30/63 A
6
N
H 2
12/02/63 A
6
N H90
H 3
12/09/63 B
1
N H9n
H 2
1/07/83 0
6 P
N
S 2
1/13/63 D
2 P
F 671
S 2
1/20/63 D
12
N
H 2
1/21/63 0
6 P
N
H 2
1/21/83 0
7 P
F W66
H 2
1/26/63 D
10
u L3n
S 2
2/03/83 D
4 P
F h71
H 2
2/16/63 D
1 1
R W66
H 2
2/25/83 D
6
N
H 2
2/25/63 D
1 2 P
R 06 8
H 2
3/04/83 D
1 P
F W66
H 2
3/04/63 D
6 P
N
H 2
3/04/63 0
9 P
R L34
H 2
3/11/83 D
6 P
N
H 2
4/08/83 0
6 P
N
H 2
4/17/83 0
3
U H45
H 2
4/22/63 0
6
U L4l
H 2
5/06/83 D
7 P
N
H 2
5/20/83 D
7 P
R W66
H 2
6/04/83 A
10
N
H 3
6/08/83 B
1
N Nifr
S 2
6/09/83 D
3
N
H 2
6/10/83 0
6 P
N
H 2
6/17/83 0
9 D
U W66
H 2
6/24/83 D
8 P
N
H 2
6/27/83 B
I P
P F70
S 2
7/07/83 0
7 P
P F70
H 2
7/08/63 0
1 P
F W66
S 2
7/14/83 0
7 P
N
H 2
8/16/83 B
4
N
H 2
3/19/33 D
6 P
N
H 2
8/26/63 D
ID P
F L41
S 2
9/06/83 D
4 P
N
S 2
9/06/83 D
6
N
H 2
9/ 6/63 0
6 P
N
H 2
10/ 4/83 D
6 P
N
H 2
10/21/83 D
6 P
N
S 2
10/27/83 D
3 P
N
S 2
10/27/83 0
9 P
R A15
5 2
11/03/83 0
0 P
N
H 2
11/11/83 D
I P
F W6b
H 2
11/11/63 D
6 P
N
S 2
12/01/63 D
2
N
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c»aRaQ«o PHY 'HAPPY DiYS- co= s in nyc
I N J E «
U/31/83
S J U J E C I S
pir.E 'a
OMIVESSITY LAKE 3U1LITY IS JO^
C«RBBORO «L^ER«FN O^T -«TEr>|ri;
paoTECIING. OEVELOPINC UNIVEB'
C«a«bOaO JOINING ORANGE £CONO<
t.rtRbORn BJARn TO T»KE PART Vl
CARaaCRO CONTINUES HEARING
HATERSMfO OFVfLnP-ENT EYEO
"arbboro oks plock grant
CARRaORC OE-IIES Kfl'Df 1'^ '-'
AGAIN. CARR1JR0 MEETINO ATTOi-
NeI SHOPPING CENTER PROPOSED I
APARTMENTS APPROVED
nfvELOPfR flINS FIGHT WITH GRE-
rogers-tSiE" to take over a-et
auditing contract awarded
tillloKO BOARD HEARS | "EVIJAL
CARRBORO ALOERMFN SCHEDULE SES
CARRbORO GREENWAYS PROPOSAL S''
BOAaO TO VOTE ON ROAO PLAN
CARRBORO 3KS part OF THOROUGH-
i"°T "n OFFER 15 CHANNELS PY
ALDERMEN SEfK HEARING ON GREEN
CiRRanRO RECEIVES DEVFLOPHENT
CARRBORO ALDERMEN OK BL^N TO
GREENWAYS PLAN L U0K5 DOUBT f UL
PLAN TO RESERVE GREEN SPACE I.
UUUO NG PERMIT DENIED FOR hOJ
CARRBORO ALOERMFN REJECT PERMl
^BoIrO KILLS GREENWAYS PROPOSAL
CARRBORO EOARO < I LLf ORE EN WA Y
DWASA ATTEMPTS TO RESOLVE SPAT
fSncs ok-d to improve SEwER LI
ALDER-EN GtT SURPRISE VISIT
ciRRBriRO pDRLIC HOUSING SITF .
CARRBORO TO APPLY FQ; FUNDS
PERMIT OK'D FOR PROJECT
BOARD TOLD OF CIVIL ACTION
CARRBORO BILL SET FOR VOTE
oevelopfr -ill comply with OIT
TAXES TO JUMP IN CARRRORQ
ALDERMEN OK OAKWOOD PLAN
fiRSBoSo ALDERMEN GIVE GO-AHEA
BUILDING TOWNHOUSES TO GET FlF
SlOERmEN TO DISCUSS WILDING L
PROPOSAL OROERED ON CABLE REOJ
CABLE FIRM ANn CARR'iORO TO N£^
PUBLIC HEARINGS TONIGHT
CARRBORO BOARD TQ MOLD PuPLlC
3R0 HEARING SCHEDULED QN OAKBJ
TIGHTER iONING NEEDED. CARRBO!
BOARD TO DISCUSS QAKBRIOGc PE3
iownhouses to be OISCUSSEO
CiRRBORO ALDERMEN DENY PERMIT
IlDERmEN DIVIDED ON SALES TAX
CARRBORO ALDERMEN BAlK 3 OF 5
BOARD APPROVES U^llVERSITY LAKL
TOWN POARD TO CONSIDER RESOLUT
HEARINGS SET FOR TONIGmT ON R=
OeIeCoPER TO APPEAL CONDOM NU
CABLE TV CHANGE ONE VOTE CLOSE
CABLE FIR- GETS TENTATIVE OK T
CARRBORO ALDERMEN SUPPORT MORA
CARRBORO BOARD BACKS WATER EXT
CARRBORO WANTS COURTS, NOT P03
BASKETBALL COURTS GET TOWN BOA
SWIMMING POOL BACK ON AGENDA
CARRBORO WON'T GET »55,OOD U.S
SWIMMING POOL UNAFFOROAELE
HEARING SET TONIGHT IN CARRPOJ
HEARING PLANNED NOV. ' "N CABL
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT ON WORK S
INDUSTRIAL PARK MAY BE FIRST 0
OFFICIAL CONTENDS WAREHOUSE CO
OFFICIAL FEARS POLLUT I ON OF LA
CONSULTANT'S PROGRESS CRITKH
PLANS FOR 9 APARTMENTS 'PPROVE
ALDERMfcN'S WORK SESSION TO COV
CARRBORO ALDERMEN TO HOLD wOR<
THOROUGHFARE PLAN SURVIVES CAR
CARRBORO SWITCHES THOROUGHFARE
BRIEFS FILED IN -HITE OAK-CARJ
CARRBORO, WHITE OAK FILE OPPOS
CARRBORO TO FIRE MANAGER HUNT
NO flESICNATION, HUNTER SAYS
SuNTER TO RESIGN DEC. 30 AS MA
JUDGE SUPPORTS DEVELOPERS OF A
CARRBORO MAYOR TO BE SwORN IN
TOWNHOUSE RULING TO BE CHALLE'J
TOWN PLANS SEARCH FOR NEW MANA
K
0 PLAN
ITY LAKE li PLAN'S GOAL
IC POARD
NEW GROUP
CREASF PID
TS AUDIENCE OF TWO
N CARRtJORO
NWAY PLAN
EK-LAMb PLANT
WaTION PLANS
SION ON REVITALIZATION
ARKS DEPATE
ARE PLAN
MlO-l''8<.
WAYS PROPOSAL
GRANT
PPLY FUR GRANT
CARRPORO MAY BE REJECTED
SING COMPLEX
T FOR PUBLIC HOUSING
WITH CARRBORO ALDERMEN
NE
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CH re-juirehent
0 TO HOUSING SITc
iheb study
IMITS
dtiate on line passage
hearings tonight
lOGE
0 ALDERMAN SAYS
MIT
FOR TOWNMOuSES
DOWNTOWN PROJECTS
ZONING CHANGES
10>l APOUT WIRING
ZONING
M RULING
R
0 EXTEND L INES
TORIuMS
ENSION HALT
RD'S APPROVAL
, GRANT
e TV EXTENSION
ESSION AGENDA
OWMTOWN CARRBORO PROJECT
ULO ENDANGER LAKE
KE
ED
ER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
RBQRo'aLOERMEN INSPECTION
PL ANS
aoRO SUIT
ING BRIEFS
R
NAGER OF CARRBORO
PARTMENTS
GEO
GER
CARRBORO BOARD
TWO SHOW
CARRBORO
CARRBORO
CARRBORO
12. ISO, 56
CAROBORO
ALDERMEN
BUDGET Rt
CARRBORO
PARADE OF
ALDERMEN
BUDGET 01
ALOER-EN
MAJORITY
TAXES TO
CARRBORO
CARRBORO
CARRBORO
, jf ALDERMEN. BUDGET
up for hearing
bjoget calendar reaoi EO
revenufs look slack
njDGET SHORT
'lLihSFti'1luD?"pn"sS^'U TAX INCREASE
GET Surprise visit
i'illl^ RE03eStI*"tO b^ HEARD TUESDAY NIGmT
REjUESTS heard
hear budget requests
scussion set .
PONDER i-CENT TAX H I < c
Of BOaPO AGREES ON TAX HIKE OF
JUMP IN CARRPORO , „ ^,
RETAINS TAX RATE OF '.'';i<,,_,
PROPERTY TAXES TO REMAIN SAME
BUDGET ERRORS CAUSE FEAR
I .5 CENTS
CARRPURO BOARD OF ALDERMEN, E(.|CTnNS
SEE ALSO CARRPORO. N.C.. ELECTIONS
ROSE WON'T RUN
E.-alSeSmIn SHARER WON'T RON IN CARR.ORO
PATTERSON. WALLACE SAY NO TO > E-ELEC I ION
ALDERMAN SEEKS MAYOR'S OFFICE
1°>lfhtV}l CANDIDATES IN TOWN BOARD ELECTIONS
BAKER FILES FOR CHAPEL H IL L-CA RRBORO
TWO MORE CANDIDATES FILE
CHESHIRE FILES FOR POST
PC L P PYL
2 12/0<)/P3 D 6
1/D5/B3 C
1/06/S3 B
l/0ft/e3 A
1/12/53 B
1/12/63 A
1/26/R3 B
2/0''/P3 A
2/0''/P3 A
2/01/83
H 3 2/U/n3 8
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
5 ?
H 3
S 2
H 3
5 2
H 2
5 2
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
2/23/83
2/23/P3
2/2'./P3 B
2/2'./83 B
3/0O/83 B
3/31/83 l-
3/31/P3 A
<,/0B/R3 b
4/09/83 C
i,/13/93 a
<./19/B3 a
4/21/R3 B
4/27/83 C
4/27/8) A
5/19/83 b
5/19/83 C
5/24/83 fi
5/24/P3 A
5/25/93 B
5/25/83 A
5/27/83 P
5/27/83 A
6/03/93 0
6/09/83 a
6/09/P3 A
6/10/83 6
6/15/63 h
6/15/B3 a
6/17/B3 B
6/23/P3 A
7/07/83 B
7/07/83 A
7/13/83 B
7/2D/93 P
7/21/83 5
7/22/83 C
7/26/83 i
7/26/83 A
7/27/83 b
7/30/83 C
3/02/83 A
a/02/83 A
3/03/83 B
9/08/83 P
9/D9/83 b
9/14/83 B
9/27/83 A
9/27/83 C
9/29/83 a
9/28/83 3
9/28/83 C
10/06/P3 B
10/06/93 A
n/12/83 a
10/12/83 A
10/20/P3 B
10/2D/P3 A
10/21/83 !i
10/25/93 A
10/26/83 B
11/02/83 C
11/03/83 8
11/10/83 a
N P46
^l P4 6
N 346
N P46
N 846
N P4t
N P46
N 846
N
N P46
N N36
1
1
1 1
12
1
I
1
1
3
3
1
1
13
I
11
1
5
1
3
1
8
1
1
1
__ _ 1
11/10/83 A n
11/11/83 9
11/12/83 B
11/16/93 B I
11/16/83 A 9
U/17/83 a
11/23/83 a
11/29/83 B I
11/30/83 A 8
12/07/83 B I
12/07/83 A 6
12/09/83 a I
12/09/83 a I
12/13/83 A 9
12/14/83 B I
12/22/83 A 12
BOARD SEATS
SCHOOL BOARD
H 3
rt 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
5 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
S 2
S 1
2/08/83 U
3/1B/P3 B
3/23/03 B
3/23/83 C
5/11/83 C
5/11/93 A
6/03/83 B
6/04/93 B
6/04/83 A
6/08/83 B
6/09/83 A
6/14/93 B
6/16/93 B
6/23/93 B
6/23/83 A
6/29/83 a
6/29/83 A
11/03/83 A
N B46
N H36
N W36
N
N 846
N 046
N '46
N H90
N H90
N
N
N H90
N H90
N H9n
N H90
-1
1
1
12
1
14
1
1
2
1
10
1
N H90
N H90
N
N h90
N H90
N H36
N
N P46
N
N H90
N H90
N
N H90
N
N 846
N
N R46
N
N B46
8/05/83 I)
a/12/83 B
9/05/8) U
9/14/93 B
9/16/83 A
9/17/93 a
9/17/83 A
9/23/83 B
9/23/93 A
9/24/9) a
9/27/83 A
P46
R46
946
946
P46
H90
H90
W36
MUNlMLr/AN
INDEX
12/11/03
5 U B J t C
NaVEMUFR sth
HH.LS9USIJUGM POLITICS HfATS \P AS TMRfE flLE
THftfE fUF FOR FLECTlnuS
CHAPEL HILL MAyOH SEiKS iND fRM; FILING ENOS TOOiy
CCIMPETITinN CROUS IN ORANGE RACES
ELECriGN -a): CANOIOATE AGAINST EKIFNOINo H'ANKLIN
CITIZENS SmuLO GFT INVOLVED, CA'IOIDATES SAY
CARRBOKO CANOIOATFS ASK CITIirN P AR r I C t PA T 1 ON
CANDIDATES IN CARRflilRO FLFCTIINS EXPRESS VIFkS
VOTE FUR DdllG ANOfRSON FOR CA-iRH.lRO UOARU UF ALOtRMAN ON NO
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CARrtBOHO COHMUMTr COALITION
SEE ALSO L IHERALS
EX-ALOERMAN SHARER KON'T RUN IN CARRHORO
FOuSMFt SEEKS SEAT
CARRBORO COALITION TO -SIT OUT' ELECTION
GROUP uON'T tNOOKSE CanDIOaTES IN ELECTION
CARRRURU LOMMUNITY PARK
SEE CARRtlOHO. N.C.. PARKS
carrroro Elementary slhool
assistant principal appointfd
C ARRPORO MAYOR • i
SfE CARPbORO.
T S
PACE 91
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S
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D DATE
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PC
L
P
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? "J/aR/m
b
N
M36
3 'J/2')/SJ
13
^l
1 1Q/07/B3
B
N
•436
2 10/07/83
A
N
H<?0
1 lO/2'i/n3
B
N
1 10/27/83
B
N
H90
2 10/27/83
A
N
2 11/05/83
A
N
H<)0
2 11/06/8 3
A
I 5
P
A
2 11/06/83
A
16
A
? 11/06/83
0
p
F
H90
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a
P
N
H90
2 11/0/83
A
H
H90
OFFICE
N.C, MAYOR'S OFFI CE
CARRRORO PLANNING OFFICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHAPEL H I L L/C ARl BORO PLANNINu AREA
CARReORO ALOEPMFN GFT HATERSHFD PLAN
CONCERNS VOICED OVER ROADS PLAN
NORTHERN LOOP CFT5 HIGH CARRBTRO PRIuRlTY
BPARO: FxTENSION NtFDS MORE STuny
INFLATED VALUES CURBING OEvELlPMFNT
ZONING KOULO AID DOiJNTQHN OROJ TH
PLANNING flOARO HEAD TO QUIT
PLANNING flOARO HEAD 10 RESIGN
WIDENING OF TOMS CREEK OtJECT'-D
REVISED REPORT ON CARRBORO SUTHTTEO
CARRRORO RECREATION OEPT.
SFE ALSO CARRHORO. N.C, PARKS
SEE ALSO CMAPFL H I LL /C AO RBORO RFCREAIION PHOCRAM
CARRHORO DIKE EVENTS SLATED
CHILOPENS' OOG ShOH is OCT. I
ARTS CLASSES FOR YOUNGSTERS
HALLOHtEN SAFETY GEAR IS AVAILABLE
HALLOWEEN SAFETY MATERIAL AVAILABLE
10-K RUNNERS REV i;P; CARRBORO RACF SUNDAY
KARATE CLASSES SET
SENIOR-CITIZEN EVENTS PLANNED
HOLIDAY EVENTS ARF PLANNED F0< ELOERS
CARRBORO TOUN MANAGER
CARRBORO TO FIRE MANAGER HUNTER
NO RESIGNATION, HUNTER SAYS
Sy^^S. 19 RESIGN OEC. 30 AS MANAGER OF CARRBORO
TOWNHOUSE RULING TO 8E CHALLENGED
CARRBORO TAPS FINANCE HEAD FOl INTERIM POST
TOWN PLANS SEARCH FOR NEW MANAGEi<
CARRBORH'S INTERIM MANAGER READY FOR ANOTHER BUDGET
CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY B1 ARO
SEE ALSO CARRSORO. N.C, STREETS
NORTHERN LOOP GETS HIGH CARRa3R0 PRIORITY
BOARD: EXTENSION NEEDS MORE STUDY
CARRBORO WATER QUALITY TASK FORCE
CARRBORO ALDERMEN GET WATERSHED PLAN
'^9IIS'J!J''S^'^f^f'-°''"<'' UNIVERSITY LAKE IS PLAN'S COAL
WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT EYEO
'^^??59'"n WATER REPORT RAISES '(ANY QUESTIONS
WATERSHED CHANGES SUGGESTED
WATERSHED ZONING HEARING IS TTNIGHT
CARRINGTON junior HIGH SCHOOL
RELAXING WITH A BOOK
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH LISTS HONOR ROLLS
^'^S'.^SI^" JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LISTS HONOR ROLL
I yPyl"!' ''"' ARRESTED WITH WFAPONS AT SCHOOL
BU I LD I NG A PATIO
COMPUTER CAMPS ARE GROWING
S?5g|STpI?LL''Gif erSs^" ^^''' '"^"""^ ""'^"^^
BOARD DENIES 1 OF 3 SCHOOL TRANSFERS
FROM CLASS PORTRAITS COME CLASS FILMS
?^'iSiN'T?"ypAcS^R's*2?ft""-J??F^3rIJ;^Tl"'"" °^ '"^ """
STUDENTS DONATE CANS OF FOOD
CARRINGTON LISTS HONOR ROLLS FOR 1ST NINE WEEKS
ftJi?J^;(P'-y"«^ S'l-E Of BOOKS STILL UNRESOLVED
CARRINGTON Gym contracts Ok'D
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
NfKINNON MULOS CARRINGTON COUSARi
CARRINGTON CHAMPS
CARRINCTnN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
CARRINGTON TRACK BEST EVER
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING
CHEWNING VS. CARRINGTON: WRESTLING WITH TRADITION
CABRINGTON'S QUICK STOP
ORANGE STORE ROflOFO
store owner robbed, shot
Cars
see autos (see also names of sp^ciflc autos and auto ma nuf ac turf rs i
cartfr-wfbber corp.
more layoffs announced in lel
CARfERET COUNTY. N.C.
FAITH PRIVATE. NOT PUBLIC
CARInoRAPHFR
SEE ALSO MAPS, N.C .
SEE ALSO MAPS. U.S.
COMPUTERS SPEED UP MAPMAKING AT NCCU
GRANT TO HELP NCCU DRAW COMPUTER MAPS
CAR TOONISTS
H 3 S/12/81 fl 1 N H90
S 2 9/16/83 A S N H90
H 3 10/06/83 a 1 N
S 2 10/06/83 All N
12/29/83 C It)
l/06/fl J
fl
N
R*ift
l/07/fl3
H
N
fii»6
l/lfl/fl3
h
N
H9n
l/lfl/ft3
A
I S
N
l/i<9/fl3
\y
N
H9n
1 l/i'J/fl}
A
n
ll/30/fl3
(
1 ?
N
U/3n/fl3
A
N
12/lb/83
H
N
H9n
12/20/13
A
IJ
N
H90
9/05/83
A
3
N
9/17/83
b
1
N
9/17/83
e
1
N
10/21/83
B
I
N
10/27/83
b
1
N
11/03/83
b
1
N
1 1/23/83
c
1
N
12/01/83
u
1
N
12/01/33
D
1 2
N
12/07/83
b
1
N '3',6
12/07/83
A
6
N
12/09/83
B
I
N H90
12/l'i/83
B
1
> N H90
12/22/83
B
1
N H90
12/22/83
A
1 2
N
12/31/83
B
1
N H90
H 3 11/18/83 B
S 2
11/18/83
A
15
N
H 2
1/06/83
E
2
N 9',6
s 2
1/06/83
A
3
N
S 2
2/09/83
A
1 I
N
S 2
2/12/83
A
15
N B<.6
H 3
6/30/83
B
1
N N36
H 3
9/13/83
B
1
N
S 2
l/l<./83
A
6
P
P M66
5 2
<./0l/83
B
^
N
S 2
5/1 1/83
A
16
N
H 2
6/07/83
a
U
N
S 2
6/10/83
A
2
p
P T37
S 2
6/25/83
A
3
P
F C05
H 2
a/02/83
B
1
N AS*,
S 2
8/02/83
A
3
N COS
H 2
9/22/83
c
1
N W2<.
H 2
10/31/83
6
1
P
F W2<i
H 2
U/22/83
9
I
P
N W24
S 2
11/22/83
A
5
N CC5
H 2
11/25/83
A
1 3
N
S 2
11/30/83
c
7
N
H 2
12/15/93
A
14
N W2<i
H 2
12/20/83
A
12
"1 W2<.
S 2
2/18/83
0
1
P
U CD9
S 2
2/26/83
A
9
P
P
S 2 5/10/83 B A P F C09
H 2 2/13/83 B 9 P F 866
S 2 6/l<./83 A 3
H 2 6/15/83 8 1
M 2 1/27/83 A 2 1 N M27
S 2 '1/09/83 A <, E
S 2 <./18/83 C I P N M2J
S 2 11/16/83 C 1 N C05
MaNlHLY/A N N U
I N 0 E «
12/31/S3
SUBJECTS
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PAGE 100
1/17/8'!
S I '
E L Y
DATE C PG L P 'VL
SEE ALsn co-ic aoOKS
III Itsn dS?J.»m horning MrkALD, CARtonNS
ELEPnANTS AND DONKEYS
^r?rs^fe?^5cS?^'?S.I"SiEJ.S«,GHUGH,S
CARVER SI. p ^,[^,(; LOSES GROUND ,.,,,t
|^7^TS"pA?TorhS5?J~iT^«rEfNEi?^"pAV,NG
""•?2ii^!A['fiir^N5sgh''^!'^^i??;rorjs5Y^ij^hoATED
GARY TO TREAT ROu' S HASTE
""'iii!!rJii^^fN5ss?s''ir?i??732%rj^SY^?{^^uATED
■^'""USICIAN IS 3URIE0 IN GUITAR-
lAse cnfFiN
.30 YEARS.
"^^■"cUtlE -EMORIES TOOK THEN TO IRELAND
CASIRAUON^^I^ KIND OF OFFENSE, TH^ CHOICE IS YOURS.
CASTS (FOR dROKEN PONESI
^^|-St^?E"c25^M?f ^THIETES PLAY AS THEY HEAL
C.S-ELL^COUNTY, N.C^.^_^^ ^^^^^
^*^-^^cis^^L',:'JoSrHi5y°9UL FILED
CASWELL^COUNTY^CnuRTHOUSE^^^ ,„,,
"^"""STATE REAPS PROFITS FRO" CD-PJTER LIST
CATARACTS , „
SEE ALSO PLINO
SEEfJ^^SO VISION ^^^^ ;n PFOPLE OVER AGE -.O
B^tni '^l^ll^l\o'n^l^ SUFFERERS
'^*'"!'FRoli'""«HA« RECEIVE DEGREES FROM CATA-bA
"''1^?il|Hni2^:trTlS?^^!ESlF, CANT STEP
'""^SoPE^C^EASfcATA^BA ABC OFFiriALS
'^''"?tl'A;i^:;'0FriC?2LS%""'sET"iF!3;EhES for meetings LA«
^l;J:^^^E:HP:^Sp!?I^i^^?■s5lAKs open meetings la-
&E^f^oSSf^^S^?a^^lrN^irLANT WITNESSES
catamba valley mOSIERY E«PnSITION
SEE also HOSIERY INDUSTRY
^ HOSIERY FASHIONS 50 I-ATRIOTIC
SHE LOOKS cVERYMHERE FOR IDEA,
CATERERS. N.C.
DON'T EAI--DINE!
"^"''coi'prEl'S'wEs'sE-tR FEES. ClE«< S.yS
HIULSMROUCH SUED OVER SEj-EJ =Ees
SUIT SEEKS RECOVERY OF WATER, SE-ER FEES
"'"p?ECHONf CAS'SUYS MlLLSeOROUGH FIR"
^"^'fISH find early end dm hIGhhay
^"""k'/sHSJwN^ BOMBS
CATHnUC_pAUGHTE.S^OF^.HER.CA^^^^_^^ S"OH
FLAG DONATED
^ti^i^'^'sH n°^llH^S^s'^? ^^?VlC^O^
sSilNG FASHIONS SAIL INTO DURHAM Al bENEFIT
leisure fashion
spring pants
auard winners
^*'??^E'iLsS'HUhTERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
^"pRtll? E^^Ilirs'i-ElM-wITH C.WP
pSpI TO ORDAIN CHARLOTTE PRIEST
CATHOLICS
ICARTOON)
H 2 5/2n/83 A 4 E
S 2 3/17/83 0 7 N
c 7 3/2*1/93 OS N
5 ? 9/29/83 0 3 P N B71
H 2 9/30/R3 D 6 P N
N S93
N 137
N K90
N K90
S 2 2/12/B3 A 3
S 2 1/19/83 B 1
S 2 ',/26/e3 B
S 2 5/10/83 B 1
S 2 3/07/B3 A I
H 2 3/09/R3 6 ".
H 2 3/25/83 t 1
5 2 3/07/83 A 1 N
H 2 3/08/B3 B 4 N
S 2 a/05/63 All N
H 2 a/21/83 B 1 P U H<,9
H 2 12/11/93 D 5 T T P^S
H 2 7/26/93 3 1 N B 30
H 1 ',/16/83 B 1 N
H 1 './29/93 b I N
H 1 -./aa/gs b i n _
S 2 10/15/R3 A 16 N
S 2 4/27/93 3
S 2 5/19/83 C
S 2 8/17/83 C
S 2 5/18/93 A 19
H 2 9/14/93 tl
S 2 12/11/83 A
2 10/29/93 A
H 2 9/26/93 » , 3
S 2 10/29/83 C 14
H 2 11/10/83 9 2
H 2 11/24/93 B 4
4/22/93
9/09/83
9/14/93
10/13/83
U/12/93
11/17/93
12/15/93
12
16
5
23
5/20/93 B
5/20/83 0
H4 5
H45
S 2 3/09/93 C 1 P F AI5
0/02/83 6
9/12/93 A
0/12/33 A
946
W36
2 6/05/93 C 13
H
2
5/08/83 A
15
H
2
5/20/93 A
4
H
?
2/15/93 A
6
S
7
2/24/83 A
?
3/07/83 B
7
3/09/93 A
7
3/23/93 A
s
7
3/23/83 B
s
7
3/26/93 A
s
7
4/D7/B3 A
s
6/16/93 A
R91
R91
H4 5
115
576
S76
S76
H 2 4/24/83 A 27
S 2 6/09/93 A 11
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/83 - 1^/31/63
P'lIFSr: CCIOS IMPACT MINIMAL
AN UNCQNSCia-lABLE MUZZLING
EDITOBIAL'S FACTS QUI Of CQNTFXT
ANTi-c atmolic article was distortiun nf facts
Cats
SEE ALsn miss glamour kitty contest
IN THf ANIMAL WORLD
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE pc T SfT
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WITH THE PF T SET
FOLKS ARQUNO HERE: WITH THE PET SET
ENTER CAT IN CONTEST
RABIES IMMUNIZATION FOR CATS 1ETNG URGED
CARRBORO'S 'CUBPY' IS AN ALL-AMERICAN KITTY
CAT IS FINALIST
LEUKEMIA STALKING CATS IN STATE
CAT CAPER CAUSES CRISIS
SHAME ON CHARACTER WHO COMMITTED CAT CAPER
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BRDUGHT
VERT IGO
INFORMAL DINNER
''I??'''yil OF KITTEN PROMPTS CALL FOR TOUGHER PENALTY IN STATE
ART FOR CAT LOVERS
CATTLE
SEE COWS
SEE LIVESTOCK
PACE 10 1
l/lT/ai.
S
I
r
N F
E
I
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P 0
DATE
C
PG
L
P
H 2
2/05/83
A
7
N
H 2
11/06/83
D
*.
E
H 2
11/09/83
A
•y
L
H ?
1 1/26/83
A
i*
L
H 2
1/01/83
C
T
U
H 2
2/17/83
E
n
u
H 2
2/18/83
E
0
u
H 2
3/2<)/83
t
n
u
S 2
'r/21/83
D
1 2
p
N
H 2
5/17/83
A
N
H 2
5/31/83
a
p
F
S 2
6/07/83
D
1 2
N
H 2
7/11/83
A
N
H 2
7/l'./83
A
L
H 2
7/20/83
A
L
H 2
8/10/83
B
n
u
5 2
8/2<./R3
E
p
P
H 2
9/06/83
C
p
P
H 2
10/02/83
B
12
N
S 2
12/08/83
D
p
F
...They explored danki park c« vern
CEDAR GROVE RURITaN CLUB
CEDAR GROVE FARM SALE SCHEDULFD FOR SATURDAY
CEDAR GROVE SCHOTL
COUNTY GETS Two GRANTS
CEDAR GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURC^
HARVEST FESTIVAL SET SATURDAY
CEDARWOQO VILLA TOWNHOMES
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON CEDARwTOD VILLA
CguNULMEN VOTE TO GIVE ERWIN AUDITORIUM TO STATE
COUNCIL OKS RE20NING REQUEST c OR NEW MOTEL
CELANESE CORP.
NFW POLYESTER YARN DEVELOPED
""ilry»] 'K%ll°'.'^//n,V,l'A/lhc'Tfoy''' "" "''"" "ESEARCHl
CELL
CELLS
BIOLOGY
UNC RESEARCHERS STUDY CELLS
•PRIMITIVE CELLS' STUDIED AS CANCER CURE
UNC SCIENTISTS THINK THEY'VE FOUND NEW FORM UF BLOOD CELL
CELLULAR PHQNt SYSTEM
9^!J'f!; ^'"'^ SEEKS LICENSE ON CELLULAR PHUNE SYSTEM
;wg GOMPANIFS TO SEEK CELLULA) PHONE SYSTEM
TWO MORE APPLY FOB PHONE PERMI T
MOBILE Phones spreading
CEMETERIES. OuHhAM
CREST STREET GRAVES TO PE MOVED FOR ROAD
CEMETERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO GRAVE ROBBERY
SEE ALSO GRAvEOIGGERS
SEE ALSO GRAVES
sll iUo ?fe28S?of!Fi^"^'"'' '«'^^SB^»°"5h. N.C,
FRANKLINTON CEMETERY DAMAGED
FRANKLIN MAN CHARGED IN CEMETERY DAMAGE
CEMETERY RESTORATION SOUGHT
SWAIN CITIZENS SUE FOR ROAD T3 CEMETERY
CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC FREEDOM
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO RECORD BURNING (MUSIC 1
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. CENSORS'lIP
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S., CENSORS^IP
SEE ALSO TELEVISION CENSORSHIP
NEWSPAPERS BLAMELESS IN PLAYBTY AD DISPUTE
DAMAGING DEMOCRACY
iS^'t^'I^ GROUP TO SHOW FILMS LABELED PRuPaCANOA
THE SHADOWY SIDE OF THE ADMINISTRATION
JrfJi'^E;:?^.^'*'"""""
c'?NloR?H?Jt'TSGL\*'SAS?'''°'"~"^ "" '""'"' '"""
SOVIETS IN DARK ABOUT PLANE nCIDENT
LAWS TOO OFTEN flACKFIRE
WILL INVASION DECISION GAIN WIRLO SUPPORT?
??,i?,i2^^^i't PS'IGER SIGNS NEE") IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
inini ^??E^^^^^°2^ws "^ """^^ '^ '*•'• ""-"^^^
CENSORSHIP BREEDS 'LEAKS-
CENSUS
SEE
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
CEHTFL CORP. ICHICAGni
SEE ALSO CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
rSn fn-olS'JcFIS^^y^fiiS^ °'* CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
I2g sg3r^J^L^'?ol^^KoSi^^p^^s;T^"°^^ ''''""
NEW PHONE CHARGE REQUESTED '
CENTEL TU CONSOLIDATE OPERATIONS
CENTEL EMPLOYEES
SEE CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
CENTENARIANS
SEE ALSO AGING
'i'^P'f '"^^ CFLEBRATES lOOTH 1IRTH0AY
100'?ElRi°bLD"°"^ """"^ "ONTREO
MISS OLLIE SUCCUMBS AT AGE 1 OS
H 2 './29/83 A <i
S 2 3/04/83 0 <,
H 3 9/08/33 0 I
S 2 11/09/83 A 5
H 2 3/10/83 A 20
S 2 3/29/83 A 1
S 2 <./06/93 A 1
H 2 1/22/83 A
S 2 9/09/83 C I
S 2 3/26/83 A 3
H 2 4/2<./83 A 22
H 2 3/08/83 B 1
S 2 3/08/83 A 3
H 2 3/09/83 B 1
S 2 3/19/83 A 3
S 2 4/27/83 A
H 1 1/21/83 B 1
H 1 2/15/83 B 1
H 3 5/19/83 B 1
H 2 9/21/83 A 7
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
S 2
2
3/08/93
3/08/83
3/09/83
3/09/83
3/19/83
10/12/93
H 2 12/22/83 A 6
1/18/83 A
2/22/83 A
5/02/83 B
5/06/83 C
5/22/83 C
5/28/83 A
N K90
N K90
N
N M2 3
N
N CI
N
N
N sa3
N K90
s
2
2/11/83 A
4
F
s
?
3/08/83 A
4
F
H
7
3/10/83 0
5
N
H
2
3/13/93 0
4
F
H
2
3/15/83 A
4
F
H
2
6/07/83 A
A
F
H
2
7/28/83 0
h
N
H
2
7/30/93 A
A
F
S
2
9/17/83 A
1 5
N
H
2
9/26/83 A
<.
F
H
?
11/03/93 A
4
F
H
2
11/05/83 A
4
F
S
>
U/07/83 A
9
N
S
2
U/19/83 A
A
F
s
2
11/26/83 A
4
E
N S83
N m
N
MOSTMLV/A
INDEX
\2/3l/93
SUBJECTS
PAGE 102
1/17/94
^^/«'|,S?i5^^ clLkl^Ilt^N "I'l W^?KENO AfFA.K
oldest pov scout dies
SospiJe"2l'a does organuatio'- pkcuo
""III &u"e'um5. center for the study of aging and huhan development
"''"suR3tY?'T'"HEtCs'NEEn TO 00 ■BETTER -ITH THEIR HEALTH CARE
rPNTER fOR -ICROELfCTRONlCS IGENERAL ELEC TR I C-OWNEO 1
L EEL NE A VALUED LINK
CHAMBER MEMBERS TOUR CE PLANT
"""fn^tailnsi STYLES MIX POORLY IN OallERY ShDH
" ;p ; s -^-iMftriir"""
cT^lE5/"iI[rEjrSlEiSfc^S?SMe ORIGINALS FOR HALLOWEEN KEVElERS
""^"Nfi MATTER -HERE HE ENTERS. HE al-ayS WINDS UP IN THE CENTER
'^=''""«l!J,'-CI?IEs'"5^AL"Tr)2!ls ELECTING THEIR GOVERNMENTS
GUPTON NAMED MAYOR
DATE
6/l<./93
6/21/83
9/01/f3
9/13/83
9/17/93
9/18/93
S I T
E L Y
C PC L P 9YL
6 P P
H 2 11/29/93 A 6 P N
S 2 10/21/93 A 11
M 2 9/08/83 B I N 930
S 2 9/13/83 A ' E ,,
H 2 9/22/83 A 18 P R 576
CENTRAL AMERICA
ICARTOONI
MERICA
RICA: ■■LIMITED INVOLVEMENT.
A-"eLL. WE'RE HERE. CAPT. R EA&ANI C ARTOONl
!5vQ:5em'eS?""'cENTRAL amEK.CA
QMMUNI iH
AMERICAN ISSUES
i;f?rTirTi'HEi5"Y'MSSlNGER (CARTOON,
TH SIDES
AGS
~^a;°a??ENTI0N*T0 latin AMERICA (CARTOON,
TAKE STEPS TOWARD REFORM
DIVIDING NATION
ARS AGO
SPECT^'^nSt U.S. SABER RATTLING
f ?HESI PeS?^E^^ .CARTOON,
""'sEE^tso'ciTU.NS CONCERNED FOR
&^f "S^Ltc"^' SnS'^5 CENTRAL a
CUT OFF U.S. Ain TO ROTTEN R E;
oEirAN WITH MAP Of CENTRAL AM-
2in to EL SALVADOR--A CHOICE 3
'si'^P^AolouNo'-ON CENTRAL AMERI
rcKTRXl AMERICA THR6AT JUSTIFI
"cISePRESE-iTATIVES OUESTION
pJoPaCANDA on central AMERICA.
CENTRAL AMERICANS DON'T WANT .
MYSTERIOUS FIGURE
;;;|Llc"!!fi?^ESRMES ON CENTRAL
tSI? THROUGH RROPAGANOA FOR CE
rChjTHAI AMERICA CLAIMS SHE'S ^
<t?JlHrER SELECTION RANKLES 63
S'c BRIEFS: HELMS WARNS OF C^
^GMNISTRAflON PLOY DOES NOTHI
MY ADMINISTRATION WILL FINALLY
S»A^IISI!f-S^?^"^HURCH BODIES
!f»HOnSI^'^^? A^^SeS^^In fray
LATIN AMERICA TOOAY-AND 30 YE
JalENTINE CHALLENGED ON ARMS,
CENTRAL AMERICA: LANDS NEED R=
rFRMANS SHARE OUR CONCERN
sliciN'S RAGE OVER BAD NEWS H
REAGAN: -NOW FIND OUT WHAT AIL
'sS!^AP"c^LGi'lN"!lTIN AMERICA
lAMPOONERY A BOOST TO SOVIETS
liUITSRYOEfESsE IMPERATIVE
PARADE fOR PEACE
""I^E^-AfsS'clNtRA'rCAROUNrBAS; FINANCIAL CORP.
^ ORlKEfQRD fORECLOSURE OK'O
??n'ISES CCroVES'SlAl FOR CIVIC CENTER PROPERTY
^^?s?2f ? sjo;^osrA^?iyu s^ATioN^^^^
SIX CCB EMPLOYEES PROMOTED
tit ??3c°^:;SL^ER"s°:§fi§vl shift to holding COMPANY
^?:"?o^?Si:H!°?o^:jR^gt? nn .se
BANK GIVES SCHOI^AflSHIP
^B&ge'});UA?'jMj}li?°FOU» CCB BRANCHES
r^.ilOAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO.. DIVIDENDS
" ' CC6 OECLaSeS 33-CENT DIVIDEND
"""JL^rE^^i?' irSESc^SVniy-I.'pR^fi!? ^y^ar''"
s^?XcS?fsr2lX'?IS5SS2n{5j:iS?YEAR
EARNINGS AT CCB JUMP 37. S PER.EMT
"^5??^f?s:ysH^:^5?^■s{:nK^:^^?5"su?.G COMPANY
CCB INCOME INCREASES 38t „,.-,„.
Wm^nMBryi:^ fOR NINE MONTHS
CC8 DECLARES 33-CENT DIVIDEND
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX
•^^ ahsINESS ACTIVITY CAINS
°a lANCLE INDEX UP
BUSINESS INDEX RISES
H 2 l/l'./83 0 (
U 068
H 2 2/29/93 D 1
P R G6P
H 2 5/27/93 0
U 06 6
H 2 6/2<./93 D 1
U G68
H 2 1/12/93 D
a P u C69
H 2 10/29/93 B
y P F H45
H 2 U/27/93 D
1 n F S36
H 2 11/06/93 b
1 N
S 2 11/09/83 A
6 N
H 2 1/30/93 0
4 L
H 2 1/30/93 D
5 L
H 2 2/IA/B3 A
<• L
<, T T R56
H 2 3/15/93 A
H 2 3/27/83 D
4 E
4 T T R56
H 2 5/01/83 D
H 2 5/02/93 A
4 E
H 2 5/09/93 A 10 N
H 2 5/19/93 A
4 L
H 2 5/23/83 J
4 L
H 2 6/01/93 A
5 L
H 2 6/03/93 A
4 L
H 2 6/09/93 A
5 L
H 2 6/l<./33 A
t, L
H 2 6/21/93 A
4 L
H 2 7/06/83 A
5 L
H 2 7/20/83 A
i, T T R56
H 2 7/23/83 A
4 P E
S 2 7/25/93 C
^ c
H 2 7/27/83 A
4 f
H 2 6/01/83 A
t. T T R56
S 2 8/05/83 C
I N
H 2 a/06/83 A
11 N A20
H 2 8/06/93 3
5 P N
1 P U H49
H 2 8/07/93 C
H 2 a/08/93 A
<. E
H 2 8/10/83 B
1 P N 551
S 2 a/15/83 A
4 P J
H 2 3/16/83 A
A E
H 2 a/ia/93 A
I, E
H 2 a/19/83 A
4 T T R56
S 2 8/18/93 A
4 L
H 2 8/19/B3 A
A L
H 2 9/26/83 A
4 T L
S 2 9/05/93 A
A L
H 2 11/10/83 C
13 P P C56
H 2 1/20/83 B
I N CI
H 3 1/26/93 B
I N B46
1 N 851
H 2 2/02/B3 A
H 2 2/02/B3 a
1 N
1 N K90
5 2 2/02/83 A
S 2 2/15/93 A
5 N
1 N K90
1 P N S5l
S 2/29/93 A
H 2 3/01/83 A
H 2 3/2'./B3 A
20 N
S 2 3/26/83 A
2 N
5 N L41
1 P P T37
H 2 <./01/93 B
H 2 <,/12/93 B
H 2 4/21/93 A
20 N
S 2 './23/83 A
2 P N
H 2 './2<./B3 C
' 2
H 6/25/93 A
4 E
H 2 7/01/93 B
1 N
N M51
P P K30
1 N T32
1 N L".!
H I 7/18/83 B
H 2 7/19/93 A
S 2 7/18/83 C
H 2 8/28/83 B
H 2 9/22/93 A
p N
S 2 9/28/83 A
13 N
H 3 11/12/83 B
1 N
2 10/20/83 C 13
1/19/93 A
1/19/83 A
4/11/93 C
4/12/93 B
7/09/93 A
7/11/83 A
N S83
N
T32
4/01/83
7/09/83
7/11/83
7/20/93
10/12/83
10/20/93
7
1
13
2 4/07/93 A 20 C N
2 5/19/93 A 22 C N
2 a/14/83 D 10 C N
MQhrMlV/ANNUAL
1/01/83 -
INDEX
12/31/(13
J e c I s
P4ce 103
i/iT/a*
TRUNCLE Business up i.i pct.
CENTRlL CAROL IN» TECHNICAL INSTITU'E
CCTC TO PRESENT DIPLOMAS TmURS DAY
CENTRAL ELE«ENTAR» SCHOOL ( Hi LL SBCP QUOH. N.C.I
■60S RETURN TO CENTRAL ELEMENTARY
CENTRAL SCHOOL'S MRS. PALLADIMO NAMECl COUNTY'S TOP TEACHER
PALLADINO TOP TEACHER
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SO YOU WANT TD JOIN THE CIA...
THEBE'S NO JUSTIFICATION FOR INVASION
CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
MS. WIOMAN TOPS AMATEUR
UNION, CENTRAL PICKED CIAA'S TEAMS TO bFAT
NCCU'S TATE TOP DEFENDER
TWO EAGLES GET HONORS
CENTRAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE CENTRAL MEOICAL INC.
CENTRAL MEOICAL INC.
IT'S TOUCH LOCATING COUNTY BUILDINGS
LAND SiilTCH SET TO REHEOY BUILDING ERROR
COMMISSIONERS FACE LAND SHOP
CENTRAL MEOICAL PARK
SEE CENTRAL MEOICAL INC.
CENTRAL PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
THEY ARE TEACHING WITHOUT PAY
COMPUTERS VERY EFFECTIVE AS TFaChERS OF READING
CENTRAL PRISON
SEE ALSO PRISilNS. N.C.
CIVIL RIGHTS LAWYER SUPPORTS SUIT
FORMER U.S. ATTORNEYS SAY TIMING OF SUIT IS STRANGE
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TAKES UNWISE ACTION
INMATES MOVFO TO NEW PRISON
PRISON OFFICIAL GOES TO BAT FIR A MURDERER TURNED HERO
COURAGEOUS INMATE MERITS EARLY PAROLE
INMATE DIES IN HIS CELL
STATE CALLS FEDERAL SUIT ON PRISON BIAS 'FRIVOLOUS'
STATE'S NEW GAS CHAMBER FOUND UNSAFE
GALLOWS HUMOR
GAS CHAMBER CALLED UNSAFE
RACE DISCRIMINATION SUIT AGAINST PRISONS DROPPED
INMATE DENIED CLEMENCY
AIDS SUSPECTED IN INMATE'S DEATH
3R0 INMATE HAS AIDS
-IIJRY AWARDS INMATE $32,500 IN N.C. PRISON ABUSE CASE
PRISON OFFICIALS PLAN NO CHANGE IN FIRE-HOSE POLICY
CENTRAL PRISON INMATE FOUND DEAD IN HIS CELL
COURT UPHOLDS N.C. ACTION IN PRISON HOSTAGE CASE
PRISON PROVES TOUGH TASK FOR WRECKERS
COMMON SENSE KILLS SUIT
PASSING PARADE
CASTLEBERRY IN CENTRAL
PRISONER DIES: AIDS SUSPECTED
GAS CHAMBER FALLS
INMATE AT CENTRAL COMMITS SUKIOE
CENTRAL PRISON, DEATH ROW
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
INMATE ON DEATH ROW DIES
CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE ALSO CENTEL CORP. ICHICACOI
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
SOME PHONE SERVICE SEVERED
^^U'lk FIRM^SEEKS LICENSE ON :ellULAR PHONE SYSTEM
TWO COMPANIES TO SEEK CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
';I5'J?H.IE1-I''"0''e PLANS TO REIUCE RATE REQUEST
UTILITIES AGREEMENT TO RAISE TAX RATE
CENTRAL TELEPHONE GETS RATE HIKE
NEW PHONE CHARGE REQUESTED
CENTEL TO CONSOLIDATE OPERATIONS
CENTURY III LEADERS
AWARD PRESENTED
CENTURY Jl (REAL ESTATE OFFICESI
500 BLANK CHECKS TAKEN IN BREAK-IN AT REALTY OFFICE
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH FORGING ZHECKS
CENTURY Club
SPRING FORMAL
CERAMICS
SEE Aisn DURHAM CERAMIC GUILD
CERAMICS ON DISPLAY
CEREALS
CEREAL COUPONS TO AID MUSEUM
CEREBRAL PALSY HOSPITAL
SEE LENOX BAKER CEREBRAL PALSY » NO CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
CERTAIN SENTENCING
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
STATE UPS INTEREST RATE ON CDS
BANKS' RULES CHANGING
CERIIflED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
CPA CONFERENCE SET AT DUKE DURING MAY
DURHAM MAN ELECTED TO NATIONAL CPA POST
CERVICAL CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO PAP SMEARS
MERPES-CANCER LINK 'DISTURBING'
C'EST LA VIE (RESTAURANTI
"6^IS8^°5LlPiaA!sl^ig^rLlI?''fA^'°"'^'^^°"'"°
Chad I
SAND CASTLE ICARTOONI
•A VERY ATTRACTIVE IDEA. MR. PRESIDENT..." ICARTOONI
CHADBOURN. N.C.
E
0
DATE
S
E
C
PC
!
12/08/83
A
22
3
5/2^/83
a
1
H 3 5/05/83 a 1
H 3 U/OB/83 B 1
S 2 11/08/63 A 11
2/20/83
ll/02/n3
8/17/83 B
8/28/83 G
9/27/fl3 B
10/04/83 D
2 8/20/83 A 1 P N BSl
2 8/24/83 a 1 N B81
2 10/15/B3 A I N aei
H 1
1/21/83
B
1
N
H 2
9/22/83
A
12
N
H 2
1/02/83
A
6
N
H 2
1/02/83
A
6
N
H 2
l/0'./83
A
4
E
M 2
1/19/83
A
10
N
H 2
1/20/83
A
1
N
S 2
1/27/83
A
4
E
H 2
2/16/83
A
3
N
H 2
2/27/83
A
5
N
S 1
'./26/83
A
1
N
H 2
',/2a/83
A
4
E
H 2
<./2e/e3
A
17
N
H 2
5/12/83
D
6
N
H 2
5/26/83
B
I
N
H 2
5/28/83
A
8
N
S 2
5/30/83
A
2
N
H 2
6/05/83
A
9
N
S 2
6/08/83
C
14
N
H 2
6/14/83
A
12
N
H 2
7/2'./83
A
8
N
H 2
8/03/83
A
1 1
N
H 2
8/07/83
C
5
N
S 2
8/15/83
A
4
E
S 2
8/27/83
A
4
E
S 2
9/17/83
A
3
N
H 2
9/20/83
A
9
N
H 1
10/15/83
B
1 P
P
H 2
11/17/63
0
6
H
H 2 10/06/83 A
H 1
2/09/83 B
N
H /
3/08/83 B
N
1 41
S 7
3/08/83 A
N
H 1
3/09/83 B
N
H t
6/08/83 B
N
H6n
H 1
6/23/83 a
N
H ?
10/12/83 A
N
1 41
H 2
12/22/83 A
6
N
S 2 11/04/83 A 10 P P M66
H 2 11/29/83 A 17 N A54
H 2 12/01/83 B 4 N
S 2 4/18/63 a 1 P P T37
S 2 10/07/83 A 2 P P C56
S 2 12/24/83 A 3 N J56
7/17/83 0
9/29/83 C
4/24/83 C
10/02/83 D
H 2 4/22/83 A
H 2
H 2
5/18/83 C
5/24/83 B
N 481
N BBI
8/10/63 A 4 T T R56
9/21/83 D 4 T T R56
-L«630-
honthly/a'*
NtlAL INDEX
f.HttieS «£IURN 10 THEIP HO-ES NE.R CH.OBOO«~
'^""•'■^jSoCe ORDERS RESTITUTION fRO« FIR"
^"'lifoJSE^S'J'v'.'ci.HeER ARTS SOCIETY
'^"'StfDSLiS^'SA'HBER OF COH-ERCE
CM»«>>«GNE
^^ctE^?!?} MAS POP-UL.R lOE.
'"""^EhiScFLLO^R^BSlLOINC COHPLETIOX DATE SET
rS:N?^it8iiuILblNE'li RERORTEO HALF SOLO
CHANGE ,. -EN'S COUNSELING P.OGR.« 0- OOHESTIC VIOLENCE,
?eI IlSO BaTTEREO "OXEN
itig S?-^I)^u2iS^' i^A COA inON FOR MATTERED -OHEN
I^nII :ii'At\'l\Vl'^hlt%lVr.'.^^'^ LIVES
CHANUKAH
SEE H*NURK*H
"1llltl8'fS^^SAl^^JHl2..,-u,,,,..oN
SEE ALSO OOWNTOWN CMAPEL f'^keL hILL OFFICE , ,
II ItIS i^/p^oJSf/T i cJR Tfc^-Si^SSION. CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO HOTELS. CHAPEL HLL ^^^^^ ^_^.,
"^wIsa^t" ES ANKIiA?I0NSR0SP£CT5
5 ;b5gr?L2s„:i^bs y§ «-i?iinger,
'c^pft :;;itt. g s 2 n/; Ero^F^tcE
ChIpIl HILL BUCKLES UP
CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
ANNEXA
ANNEX A
CHAPEL
CHAPEL
auASA
BILLIN
COUNCI
OWASA
HARK T
PLANNE
ANNEXA
UNI VER
PAYING
2 CITI
COUNCI
ANNEXA
N.C., ANNEXAT
CaRRBOOO. n.c.
I Chapel hill. ^
HON PLAN CLEAK
HON POSES PROB
„ILL ANNEXES T
HILL ANNEXES 5
STILL HULLS POL
iGSlEt backs SEw
L VOTES to RECO
STUDIES ANNEXAT
ME SOUNO OF ViL
RS TO DISCUSS A
TION STEP CLOSE
SITY HEIGHTS SE
FOR SEkER WORK
ES .(ANT CONTROL
L EXPECTED TO A
TION IS APPROVE
ION
,:ctrp".">NG DISTRICT
IeS'IoS^O^aIa, ORANGE TOHNS
PACT ON ■iORTH SIDE
7 ACRES OF LAND
ICY ON AVNEXATION
!nsider^h3TEl-notel tax
ion prospects
LAGE BOO"
SAID KEY IN ANNEXATION
PPROWE ANNEXATION
0
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SEE iLSQ OXFORD HiLLS aP
SEE ALSO TI-BERLYNE SuBO
III aCso university GARO
"«NE? SOUGHT TO REPAIR
fHAPEL HILL COUNCIL HE
IpiRTSENI PROJECTS IN
CHAPEL HILL GETS PROPO
DEVELOPERS PROPOSE NEW
RfSIDENTS OPPOSE OIFQR
SIsioIntI rap QJFORD h
OXFORD HILLS HEATEDLY
APPROVAL SOUGHT FOR OF
PINEY HOunTAIN CONTRaC
CONSTRUCTION NEARS
TIHSEBLYNE VILLAGE TO
OFVELOPHENT HEARINGS
DEaATE ON OXFORD HILL
COUNCILHEN Tu»N DOKN 0
PLANNERS TO AIR OFNSIT
'PaPART^ENTS ICHAPEL hILLI
c'::''!s;^0MiNiu-s
ni^ro^.i^Hrpi^HV Vnc.,
e!; APARTMENTS ICHAPEL HiLL.
*SaIs fS? oiER BOO HOUSING UNITS
HOUSING
0 HILLS PLAN
ILLS PLAN
OPPOSED
VEL0P"ENTS
T AMAR06 0
SHARE It BONO SALE
'continues at COUNCIL
XFORO Hi LLS
.C.l
'^"'"'UsiNi pInE: TO^JeEP GEORGIA AUDITING FIRH
^-?h?iitEL''H^::.^S^J^"H-S?s^3=;?ti^:ENT
CHAPEL
E C T S
5 '
N E t L
S 0 DATE C PG L
H 2 12/31/83 A 5
PaGC 101,
l/n/8'.
2 2/10/83 A 20
H 2 6/30/83 C 1 P F H95
S 2 i./I6/83 A J
H 2 './17/R3 A 4
H 2 "./n/BS A 21
3/2f>/83 B
8/2T/B3 C
9/2B/R3 a
10/l')/83 a
12/11/83 0
U36
U36
2 10/31/83 A T
2 U/21/83 A 1
H 2 ''/03/83
H 2 <./03/33
H 2 './03/a3
H 2 5/31/93
S 2 6/27/83
« 2 8^27/83
H 2 9/09/S3
H 2 10/02/83
H 2 10/06/83
S 2 10/20/83
B<.6
N36
^ D E WO''
l/l9/''3 a
1/20/83 B
2/15/93 B
2/15/83 4
3/17/83 B
3/24/93 a
3/29/fl3 a
<,/03/93 0
i,/03/93 D
<,/16/B3 B
<,/21/83 a
5/17/83 B
5/17/93 A
6/15/93 a
7/02/93 C
7/06/93 a
1 N
W36
1 N
rt46
I N
Ni6
5 N
I N
'f'.6
1 N
B'.6
Wt6
1 P F
B<.6
V F
N16
I N
W16
1 N
I N
3 N
1 N
HHl
1 N
I N
Wi6
3/15/83 a
3/15/93 A
3/19/93 B
4/06/83 A
4/06/83 A
6/21/83 B
6/21/93 A
7/06/83 6
7/17/83 C
a/16/83 C
8/16/93 A
8/23/83 A
9/16/83 0
9/20/83 a
10/11/93 3
3
10/15/83 B
<,/l3/n3 3
L
"yili'i?^iiiR-s"s"5ij^^ss^MErMsr-"-"
fHAPEL MILL, N.C. BICYCLES
'"see BICYiLt LANES
ill %yiMKi';i""""- "'"' ■-"- - ■■-
H90
U36
N KAS
S 2 9/28/B3 A 1 ^
H 2 10/01/83 B 1 N Bdl
1/1<./S3 B 5
1/25/83 A 3
2/23/93 6 1
2/26/83 C 1
3/09/83 B I
3/25/83 A 16
3/29/83 6 I
3/29/93 A 3
i,/l2/»3 6 1
N
N36
N
N36
N
W36
N
W36
N
M36
N
N
N36
■tlUAL INOEX
1/01/33 - U/31/(13
n?aoiHu MPHOAY nu uSc OF FEnEiAU MONtY
^AIFS Tnuc,( PBUPQ541 HEADED FIR HfARINt
CHAPEL HILL uIO'-.cT SHOWS ? .bX SPEMUfMG INCREASE
TnwN COU.vriL GETS PaOPOSEO 3U1CET
rn«N rjiiNCiL tolo of 175,000 jim-jFall
PIIBLK HEARINGS SFT ON "UOGFT. SPENDING PLANS
aOAPO TAKINi-, U AGENCIES' CAS^ REOUFSTS
illur.ET HEADING PLANNED roHlGHr IN CHAPEL HILL
C'^U^lCIL"AN RaPPFU during HEARING
NF., HOME Fuft .JaRKSHQP SOUGHT
UnAPO IN ChaPFl hill to DISTRIaiirF 145,000
HU'IAN SFRVICES RECUESTS ARE R' O'JCEO in l.3J,ft6?
jwasa askfo to fix ScWERS ALOIG i CREFkS
COUNCIL APpRuvts »3^,86^ for iuhan services needs
UO MILLION CHAPEL HILL .SUDGEI OK'D
Chapel hill rluOGET OK'D
HtARl^G HINGES ON SChFOULF 0«
CUR1 YOUR HUOGETS, TOWN OFFICIALS TOLD
MANAGER SAYS TOWN bUOGET CAN >ISt •,%
CHAPFL HILL, N.C., 8USFS
SFE ALSO CHAPFl HILL dOARD OF Tl ANSPOR T AT ION
sfe also chapfl mill transportation dfpt.
Chapel hill eyes transit money
BUS GUIVERI- UNIFORMS COMF OF^- TilF HANGFh
Chapel hill hus drivers to we\k new unifuRms
Chapel hrl driver in uniform
higher prices for bus fares. "assfs urged
HUS RlOfR FARFS, PASSES MAY KlSf IN LHAPfL HILL
SURVEY: BUS RIDERS ARE 'PCItTTr SATISFIED"
5US RI3fRSHl? SURVEY STUDIED 'Y PLANNERS
BUS FARE INCREASE ON HOLD
BUS ridfrSt{Ip in charfl hill orops in JUNF
NURSING HOME FIRfc PROMPTS CALL TIP EMIRGtNLY PLANNING
G BUS Rnurt TO niSSECT CAMPUS
IIUS TICKET POLKy WOULD HIKE '■RlLFS
rilARFL HILl, N.t., BUMNFSSL'
Nf R STilwi ,jR, tr,
SHUPS SltRINo STUDENT BUSINFs;
7.<,00 ENROLLEO IN HEALTH PLAN
NFw STORt IN GhAPEL HiLi
CHAPEL I'ILL MERCHANTS R^POkT ' jU sk fluSINISS
Smjppi RS JAM Durham storls
Cmapfl HlLi, N.C., Christmas pahad'
CmkISTMas PAMAUf SET FUR OEC. )
E°ANKLIN ST. CLOSED EOR PARAO
SOMI LIKi. 11 WLl
RAINto ON TmlIR parade '
ChAPFL HlLL, N.C., CIIY FHPLOYFfS
1". OFFEP RESUMES FUR HOUSING JOl
PANEL PARES DIRECTOR LIST UOWJ TO ",
H0USI\G DIRFCTni SEARCH NAR80JS IN C.IARFL HlLL
HU MILLION CHAFtL HILL BUOGET OK • u
CHAPFL HILL, N.C., CONDOMINIUMS
SFE ALSO CHAPEL MILL, N.C., APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO Chapel mill, n.c, mou'INg
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SFE ALSO LAUREL HILLS I C ONOOM I NI UM i L
ChaPEI hill gets PROPOSALS FCH OVER
DEVELOPERS PRnpoSE NEW HOUSIN",
PLANNING PuARO OKS CONDOS
APPROVAL SOUGHT FOR OE VF1.0PMEN T «
CONOOMIMUM SALES AIMED AT STJDE.JTS
BOARD BACKS ADDITION OF 10 CQMJOMINIUMS
CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENT ANNOUNCED
DEVELOPMENT HEARINGS MONDAY
COUNCIL -HEARS' -LIMIT DENSITY'
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON CONDOMINIUMS
SUBJECT
SUimivlSIDNI
'lOU HOUSING UNI TS
CHAPFL HILL, N.C. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO Chapel hill town council, elections
^ Lit?? Chapel HILL/CARRtiORO B3ARJ OF EDUCATION. ELECTIONS
S^?Yco Jt^'^^'°''5 '*°^* 8: <. BOARDS HAVE OPENINGS
ol'*2J°5Ifl''lki f^" "l*^ "<° SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
Thr'Ie F'l'tE'FSR""ELE"c?iONs"-'-'"'"'"'""' '"°"'- """^
Uiihiiirok se;sNEo'7S'?5Kl^^lJes'"'' '"" "'" '""''
THORPF SEEKING CHAPEL HILL SEAT
THORPE FILES FOR COUNCIL
CHAPEL HILL MAYOR TO SEEK RE-= LECTION
fn;!;Scr,V Ki- ?;'"" "^KS 2N0 T-RM; FILING ENDS TODAY
i'irtVill'^' tPUWS IN ORANGE RACES
RACES SET UP FOR mqsi SFATS AS FILING ENDS
FORUM TONIGHT AT POST OFFICE
IHUROUGHFARF PLAN APPROVAL IS EXPECTED
Two FORUMS SCHEDULED NEXT weE<
LEAGUf PLANS VOTER FURUMS
CANOIOATtS FCflUM SUNDAY
CAjDIDATES ARE DIVIDED ON CHA= EL HILL LIBRARY
GROWTH ISSUE DOMINATES CHAPEL SiLL rXcES
FIVE SeERlNG SCHOOL OOARO SEATS
'• ELECTIONS SLATED IN ORANGE
OrInS c'SSrT^ {SRSS.T'EioiT''^'^"'- ""■""' '" "' ^"•'-^■'
2 CHALlFNGE?S elected to CHAP'L hill BOARD
BAKER LEADS CANDIDATES IN SCMDOL HOARD RACE
a .CHALLENGERS GET COUNCIL S'ATS
'■'^"'^k.Pi'-k!,'^;'^" ELLCTIONS. fndoisfmfnts
PACE PICKS 4 CANDIOATFS IN BmRO RACE
5 BALKED FOR SCHOOL UNIT
"^"'f'C HILL, N.C, EMPLOYEES
SEE CHAPtL HILL, N.C, CITY lMPluYEFS
CmaPFL HILL, N.C, fFuEKAL C. IMMUNITY OFvELOPMCNI FUNDS
SEE ALSO FEDERAI CuMM.JNITY DLVEL OPME N T FUNDS '^"'"'
t^wN JoN'T :,LI l/sccno GRANT
f,':'??^ '"f- ''"'■ I'l'CCEI MfLTl-lOS
NASSlf, ORJAUFUOI CLASH OVER CRANT
GRANT LOSS CAUSES DISPUTE AT lEFTING
TOWN MCR. POINTS flNuER AT AurHORIrv
f;!Si;fi, ,';'^'- »"Nf«FS TRACT UN NUHIH SIDl
COMMUNITY U'vfLOPMtNI MFAPING SCI
MONEY SOUGHT TO REPAIR 79 APTS^
P-I*,f.r',, '"J;^,'^"'^""-"- HEARS PLAN Tj RENOVATE APARTMENTS
COUNCIL VOTfS TO RLCUNSIOER HUrL-MnTCL ,;, '"^"'" "^ '^ ' ^
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H 3
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N
W36
M 3
"./ifc/RJ
U
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5/06/n J
A
N
B46
H 3
5/10/83
B
N
B46
H 3
5/18/83
C
M
W36
H ?
5/22/83
A
N
H 2
5/22/83
A
10
N
5 2
5/23/B3
B
N
H 3
5/2<./B3
E
N
W36
H 1
5/24/83
a
N
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(./07/S3
A
N
W36
H 3
6/1 1/83
H
N
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H 3
f./l<./a3
B
N
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H 3
6/23/83
H
N
H36
H 3
t)/2a/R3
B
N
W36
S 2
0/2R/83
A
N
H 2
9/0'7/83
A
N
H 3
12/23/83
N
S ,7
12/23/83
A
N
H 3
1/18/83 .;
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2/24/83 A
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2/24/R3 C
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4/20/83 b
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N
5/04/83 ,1
N
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5/04/83 C
N
H (
6/01/83 B
N W36
1 1
7/20/83 R
N H90
1 3
il/l 7/83 B
N N3h
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STREETS
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
IcF ALSO CmaPEl TmRILL
sll ItsO F?STIFALL (CHAPEL "ILL.
I E :t S FESTIVAL, N.C.
&LEH«OaC PLANS FAIR
FAIR FUN
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JURY STUDIES CANNADA CASE
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CHAPEL HiLLi
Chapel
Chapel hIll. h
SEE CHAPEL
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, S.C.. BARS
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SoST WORKERS GET HOLIDAYS OFF
fu.oFi mTili N.Ci mOuSING
Ml a'lSO ChIpeI: Hltt'HSSsiNG AWTHORITY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
Souse ppoblem RRQ"eis I'lks
TalM A5Gyr«?u$LS?^'^f;Jn
GING SETTlE'<EnT
COUNCILXEN TAKE OATH
chapel hill, N.C. .land use
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N.C.. OFFICE PROPERTY
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DATE
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nrilNr plans set FOR STUDY
ItgiNG COMPLETION SCHEDULED
1 HlLL, N.C, ORDINANCES
USE PFRHIT -OVE GETS ;Np' VOI-
rHAPEL HILL 'EGG LADY' GETS "«RN
•FCC LAOY- IS TOLD SHE PROKE L AW
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FOR OCT.
ING FROM POLICE
PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED
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VA 'L\\°a SnIv Of N c -ChIpEl hill, parking
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parking lot offer on acenoa
- qokntokn parking qn council 4:enda
town council to vote on parkimg lot purchase
council oks purchasing parkin", lot
Chapel hill, n.c, planning nisTRTT
SEE ALSO Chapel hill, n.c annexation
SEE ALSO chapel hill, n.c, iONING
SEE ALSO Chapel hill planning biaro
PLANNERS TU GET PROPOSAL ON STRIP OF DURHAM COUNTY
PLANNING AREA EXTENSION TO 96 CONSIDERED
CHAPEL HILL, N.C POPULATION
97,000 IN CHAPEL HILL'
HABK THE SOUND OF VILLAGE BQO'l
BOARD LOOKS AT TOWN'S GROWTH
TOWN PLANNERS CONSIDER DENSITY RULES
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS TOWN'S FUTJRE
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE PROPERTY TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, REVENUE SHARING FUNDS
SEE ALSO Chapel hill, n.c, buket
'^2'S^!-^""-'- F*CES choices in its 1983-a<, BUDGET
hearing MONDAY ON USE OF FEDERAL HONEY
WATER TOWER PROPOSAL HEADED FTR HEARING
CHAPEL HILL , N.C. , SEwERS
SEE ALSO CARflHORO, N.C, SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, WATER RATES
5lE *'-5S "«50N FARM WASTEWATER TREATMEMT PLANT
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
OWASA STILL NULLS POLICY ON A^^NEXATIaN
~ BILLINGSLEY BACKS SEWER LINE
OWASA APPROVES BUDGET
'i'i"(lr^llt "f't-HTS SEWEP FINANCING IS QUESTIONED
PAYING FOR SEWER WORK SAID KEY IN ANNEXATION
WATER BOARD MAY PAY FOR TOWN'S BONDS
TOWN COUNCIL TO CONSIDER SEWE) IMPROVEMENT PLAN
TOWN SEWER Plan approved
HFARING TO FOCUS ON USE OF RUMOS TO IMPROVE SEWERS
SEWFR LINE ISSUE ON AGENDA
Chapel hill to get t5i9,ooo
TOWN TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR SEWR WORK, STREETS
SINK SMOKES? CONTACT WATER, SFWER AGENCY
Chapel hill, n.c, streets
ROAD PLAN TO PE presented
CHAPEL HILL THOROUGHFARE PLAN
CONCERNS VOICED OVER ROADS PLAN
WIDENING OF BYPASS RAPPED
WIDENING OF HIGHWAY OPPOSED
MASON FARM LOOP DRAWS FIRE
BOARD MFMBtR OPPOSES ROAD ON •'ASON FARM
THOROUGHFARf PLAN THREAT TO MASON FARM
DISAGREEMENT ERUPTS ON ORANGE ROAD PLAN
mason farm under sifge
panel: Put road loop below FA<M
approval of i routes delayed
fkJJ'W"',?9'"° '5KS CHANGES I-l ROAD PLAN
SESSION SET ON ROAD PLAN FOR tHAPFL HILL
COUNCIL SETS FINAL HEARING ON ROAD PLAN
SOUTHERN ROAD LOUP RAPPED
ROAO PLAN POSTPONED FOR A MONTH
CHAPEL HILL DELAYS ROAD PLAN STUDY
BILL WOULD HALT CONSTRUCTION
TOWN PLANNERS BACK PARKER ROAT EXTENSION
OWASA ASKED TO FIX SEWERS ALONG J CREEKS
CHAPEL HILL TO GET »519,000
I2SS '9 f^VIDE FUNDS FOR SEwCR WORK, STREETS
THORuUGHFARF PLAN APPROVAL IS EXPECTED
CHAPEL HILL GETS NEW ROAD PLAN
TAYLOR TELLS EXTENSION PLAN
VI!^:S*1Jf?': t?"-!- SUPPORTS NEW THOROUOHFARt PLAN
THOROUGHFARE PLAN APPROVED BY TOWN PANEL
ciSRRSR^ L?rruci''T2JiiiPJ''& i-!""^'- ""-I- THOROUGHFARE
CARR80R0 SWITCHES THOROUGHFAfir PLANS
ChAPEL HILL, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
BUDGET PLAN WONT MIKE TOWN TA X£ S
«10 MILLION CHAPEL HILL BUOGfT OK • 0
cmapel hill, N.c, taxes
HI *|-|0 £Sil?I;""'f'" TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
^^i.'t??..^?"'^'^'''* f"ESl ChaJel hill
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jsss ^?rtitK?^;iE\fSG'"" "'''' ^" "'^^
innkefpfhs vow to fight room tax
town council gets proposed budget
Chapel hill, n.c, teen center
council to retain cable rate control for next 2 years
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. , TRASH COLLECTION
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
Chapel HILL, n.c, water lines
COUNCILMAN CALLS FOR MORATORIUM ON WATER TAPS
SSkJogK^^"'"^!- ""-L WATER TAPS URGED
BROAOFOOT WANTS PERMITS TIED TO TAP MORATORIUM
S^tR^tNE^SS^iSA^g^liS^^E?^^^'^ HEARING°%^°?ip""3AN
HEARING SET ON WATER HOLD
WATER-TAP MORATORIUM REQUESTED
OWASA WOES GET HEARING
OWASA SETS PUBLIC HEARING TODAY
!:'I?'^'I!''.SE'' 0" HALT TO WATER CONNECTIONS
JSItrSy .'-2^S^ OPPOSE WATER TAP MOrItORIUM
MORATORIUM ON WATER TAPS PUT ASIDE NOW
OWASA DROPS MORATORIUM
'■"'?^fe H'tk','*''^-' ""E" R»TES
SEE ALSO Chapel hill, n.c, sewers
"«»5tl2v?''S!i5i = "*^E'' *"D sewer AUTHORITY
mystery: where HAS ALL THEIR WATER GONE?
"■"'fft 'I'.'t^V"-'^" ZONING
III iHS rStSi'- "!'-'■• ''•'^•' PLANNING DISTRICT
III tHR CM'PfC HILL PLANNING B1 ARO
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, ZO'UNG
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ET ON CROINANCE
S SCHEDULED
AR INGS "ONDAY
• LIMIT OENSI TY •
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"rEJECTsViTTLE hill PROPOSAL
JECTS 16 APARTMENTS
OVER OXFORD HILLS
SEZONING DOES IQT "AXE SENSE
|EJs°J;"0RD'ilLL .E20NING
E OATH
E PLAN TURNED DD-N
DENY MCDONALD'S REQUEST
ES HOLIDAY FOR < ING
RMIT DENIED
HiLL ATTORNEY'S OFFICF
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AD OF EGAL DEPARTMENT NAME
S ATTORNEY
CHlpEL'MRrfOLlCE CHANGES EYED
STUdV CALLS FOR CHANGES
CMAPFL HILL PALLET CO
SEE ALSIDANCE
V- f ?^i3.?ri5E^°"H^:tiJnuP'SORO-T„
I^'tSf'-sIJiligmt- t2is weeJ's highlights
ItgyLANO' SHINES, »ITHQUT STAJS
panel: PUT ROAD LOOP BELOU F A< M
-ISE "ECgMMENOATION
^^niSn-i BEPUSE TO APPROVE LQ-IP
NC Y PLANNING
'""'"tH".ii\. '^T^l^Voll iWl'il'i FILL' A NECESSARY SERVICE
CHAPEL HILL COMMUNITY SEIV I CE « E S TI TU T I ON PROGRAM
SENTENCING PROGRAM AIDS COMMUNITY
^"'"^^lS'c^^^R^^lu^'^Icumes chur:»
^"*'^huSli.S?R;IcEs'A«NClFl'lN'">PEL HILL SEEK MONEY
P^NEL LISTS TOP NEEDS FOR COUNCIL
S^:R?^;?U"»"AP?r^HfrrTrO fTRiauTE ..e,DOO
SERVICES COORDINATOR NAMED
"'?|^E?iiVEL"SkL°5RKrP^??5f;Ji°'.'EPT.
"'-yJlMPiiyii ^HIb^S ATTEND A CELEBRATION OF LIFE PARTY
''UpIE hKlFiSe RATING to MOVE UP
ll.r.,:VdJin^^U^^'t\:^ °^=E« inspection
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TvL^hJ^n :y??%i^A^^-Na:ENT
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL
S,^|"gS'EP WEEKEND
huSilCULiM CHANGES PROPOSED
BURGLARY CHARGES FlLcO ,jp nlUSPAPE" ahAkOS
FOUND AT HIGH SCHOOL
DETECTIVES 9EL I EVE STUOFNT
POLICE FINGFRPRINT STUDENT
POLICE CONTINUE P»UBc,„,
rHiNGFS SPARK CONTROVERSY
JUDGE HUNT TO SPEAK AT GRAOUaM
BOARD bELAYS RENOVATION PROJE'-T
AlE 'BOMB*
LUNCH ON CAMPUS
CHAPEL HILL IF'ChFR
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^h'a'peI: h l l JcheS "-ins fJcELLEnCE award
5 ^^V^^uSISs^S^V ^EN AS NEEDED
lisK FORCE LOOKS AT SCHOOL NEEDS
■■"'"Vd^ Hui^^To's??'.; forR'Rii°'TO CHAPEL "ILL SCHOOL GRADUATES
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CHAPEL HILL r»Kfi IIILt
CHAPtl HILL hPS hOLI TFF NaRrnERu
CHAPtL hlLL ■<!?', MILLSinS, 1^-1
■<"CKEr; CLl'lCH TIE FUP P[G 5I< TITLF
tisv PiXn rn '.ecgijl.
Chapel hrl jIns; pfrson FLlMrN»rEo
CHAPEL MILL HIGH SChOGL SPORTS. HASKEr^AUL
Chapel mill Turns back joroan dlo
SCCONn-OuARTER FLURRY SPARKS TIGERS' VICTnRY
SPcCUL NA«E, SPECIAL PLAYER
CHAPEL HILL SLIPS PAST VANCE, 58-5-*
IIGFRS SPRINT PAST BULLDOGS
CHAPEL MILL PROVES IT'S BEST I .M BIG Six'
CHAPEL HILL FASTBRtAK RIPS KNIGHTS
SKYING FOR ThF ILOCK
sfab-perfect foul shooting pates tigers
miller's tigers the perfect t=ah->
cmIiu^c'^'io 'IJ?^'c''3'^1!S^5' DA^iIS, TIGERS' MILLEI HN OPPOSITE SIDES
5rj;";5 J'. PTS HELP CHAPEL HILL BY PERSON, 68-6i
TIGFRS' hAHILIAR TACTICS HAND DURHAM bl--,! LOSS
J'GErtS FRUSTRATING TO STRUGGLING BULLDOGS
CHAPEL HILL OISPATCHES KNIGHTS IN BIG SIX AFFAIR
Jl'ili? '^V'^'^ SHORTAGES OF EXPE^IF-lCE ANO INCHES
CHAPEL HILL, SMITH BLOW OUT HTRNETS
meticulous tigers attend to 0=tails
Chapel hill. person meet
chapel hill survives scare
tigers rally by rockets
behino SMITH, tigfks found way to survive
;;?f?J ChUSH VANCE, finish 1 0- j [n LEAGUE
TIuFRS PULL ON; SPARTANS SLIP
SMITH'S SCARING BINGE PACES C^APEL HILL VICTORY
RANMMO TURNS OUT KNIGHTS' II'.HTS »1LIUMT
BIG SIX BFKTH ON LINE TONIGHT
T GFRS POUT PERSON, ,IN BIG SIX TIILE
Chapel hill STKFAKS by HUNTER HUSS
CHAPEL hill J^JMPS HUSS
chapel hill jrams top-rated P'. ge
MATURE MANNING DRIBILES MORE LIFE INID PAGE LINEUP
TAiK TO SINK PIRATES' SHIP
TIGERS'
l?^''^'X^° o^^L'^"9i''^ CHAPFl HILL FROM TITLE CHASE
?^'-r?'"5,'''"f CP=Ar = D EQUAL FIR KNIGHTS' BROWNING
i-fJS ''fI;.c"-'-f"'^ T"^"' <"'-^ CHALLENGE
SMITH, CHIPFL HILL FAVORED TO SNARE FIFTH STRAIGHT TITlF
GUARDS FEATURED IN ChAPFL H I LL -GR I MSL F Y CLASH
SMITH SPARKS TIGERS' CHARGE BY GrImSLEy
SMITH'S 31 DIRECT TIGERS OVER ENLOE
SMITH'S ja KEY TIGERS' VICTORY
SMITH'S «,<. KEYS TIGERS' WIN
ChAPFL hill high iCHOOL SPORTS, FOTTBALL
C"«PfL HILL FIRCS FOGTBALL COACH YUUNC
LATt TO PASS BEATS CHAPEL HILL BY H-7
CHAPIL HILL REMAINS WINLESS
CHAPEL HILL GETS FIRST WIN, r -0
CHAPtI MILL A 'DAVIO PL'YING ■.OLIATH'
NURTMiKN -IPi CHAPLL HILL. 3i- J
KMGhTS win nil
BURTON POWERS NORThfRN nFFENS'
HORNETS STING TIgFKS ON SCOTT'S (FLOVFRY
BLOCKED KICK SAVES PLRSHM FOR U- 1 ) nIN
hayfs. Three tos tame tigfrs. h-n
i'mapfl mill high schuul sports, chls
L'DY tiger; KOH
CH^PlL MILL GIRLS SLIP PAST P R'.IN
CHAPEL HILL, VANCF IN II I G SIX GIRLS FINAL
VANCE ulKLi lOPPLF TIGERS
CHAPEL HILL GlKLS CLAIM STATE TITLE IN CROSS COUNTRY
CHAPFL HILL HIGH sniOOL SPORTS, 'IJ'CFR
jnSKi:?: 'ciOAtWns'-wlN"' "'" " ""'"'< '■""f'^S
TIGFRS "OVe Tfi SuCCfR SEMIS
CMAPtL HILL GAINS SOCCER FINALS
CHAPEL HILL CLAIMS STATE SOCCER TITLF
SOCrtP TITL' "OSC'S SWAN SUNG T" TlGiRS
CHAPEL HiLL HIGH IChOOL SPORTS, TEVNIS
CHAPEL HILL NETS SECTIONAL TENNIS TITLE
CH,(S OUO CAINS STATE SEMIFINALS
CHAPEL HILL TENNIS TEAM PRJVI~ES PlFASANT SURPRISE
CHAPcL HILL, -ISS SHAFFER WIN TIILES SURPRISE
C"»PFL HILL HOMEOWNERS ORGANIZING "OMMITTCF
CANDIDATES A,|E DIVIDED ON CHANEL HRL LIBRARY
fhapfl mill motel ca.
motfl eukopa sold to locals
MOIfL EUKOPA manager VEPWOEP.UT Tj STAY
CHAPFL HILL HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO CHAPFL HILL, N.C., HOUSING
TOhN WON'T GET »7'50,ODO GRANT
£"»fEL HILL SETS nuDGET MEETINGS
MOUSINu AUTHORITY APPROVES AD
CHAPEL HILL POLICE CHANGES fy^D
STUDY CALLS FOR CHANGFS
NASSIF, 8ROAOF0OT CLASH OVER "RAJT
iX^I'^ tSSs Causes dispute at 'ieeting
J^^c^''"; <"1i^'^ FINGER AT AUTHORITY
9y*S^t-""-'- ANNFXES TRACT ON -lORTH SIDE
r'n S'^ff? RESUMES FOR HOUSING JOB
COMMUNITY DFVELOPMENT HEARING SFT
TOWN MANAGER SEEKS ^ND ASSISTANT
Sjl;;l,'*'S.oct'^i J? "f'"'' GEORGIA AUDITING FIRM
PANEL PARES OIRFCTOR LIST OOWN TO ',
HOUSI'IG OIR'CTOR SEARCH NAROOVS IN CHAPEL HIIL
?E"!^t:;rT, = n*''fS''" '"^ CHOOSE CHIEF SBON '■ "" '"
TENANTS TOLD TO ADMIT EXTERMINATORS
?'.'i!;°i''*'' PfRMIT DENIED FOR HOJSlNG COMPLEX
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Cnu.T KULES THAT PUiL.C »OoS.-G C A. Bf DuIlT AT P.Nfr .O.NTAlN
;jE'?jNrC^IveS"llNl?"HS;N-AlN RESIDENTS Snu«
pInEY in^NTAlN CariTBACT A-ARDFO
'HSSsIN^'piNEu'M'.^'LIST CONCERNS OVER TAKEnvER
hOUSINO GROUP EVES GRANT
"•^sl^ 7i^TUl?irT'»roE)Kc^?"w^SOCIAL SERVICE
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?^RilCe\E»OU?°«EHBERS -OOEL FASHIONS .T BRUNCH
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SEE MINISTERS. N.C.
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Chapel hill ?i-JSF,'''Si?LrS.c. . planning district
lit / ^^^----^SrO PLAN..N. ARE.
^^conceSns Voiced over «o'OS pl'-'^
fi^^N^'LTD^SiiEE-S Ci ED
rp?L^:;rL^i^N^Er"E^haS^^i^s r.ih.c dec.
ESTES extfSsicn ouestioneo
?2jSFr'H?LL°5 l2? °»oSS p'LAr''TU0Y
^aSS^Th?'sOUNO Of VILLAGE BOO-
SniSn APPROVES SHOPPING CENTER
S ^ThrscSl^s\rN??2^T^0N
tl^ ^^^^B^l^^^U., HEIGHTS
^rlS'i SosI ' .N0e5'?RM?ERS IN CHAPEL HILL
t?ioS "Q^aSES PARKING SOLUTIN ^^^^^ „j^^ ^,,„ „q t.X HUE
r?u^^s^^iD^3N'?ss?;HiRi-°^SoP
3?5NNiic BOARD nKSCONOOS
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Syl^S?F''tEErNi c'0NFU?T'JHNTeR6ST IN PROJECT
i^Sr"DA?"A°?oSGi^ ON^AH-S HEAD TRAFFIC
ss:.Si:5,s:."a;; sssss.,..
PLANNERS T& *■'* °E''5ITY PROPOSAL
fblSSrSa? Sejec s^U 'apUtSfSts'-
COloSy LAKE PERMIT DENIED
CAPTAIN promoted
llaSrTS^Rls^pK'ND'VrpB^.CE CRITICISMS
S Ei "itt Sf'TirTrvl U*^?RE) AFTER BEING CHARGED WITH OU .
SR;£jE°?3uN°TY"S'rSAK?"JEWER RU^ BUSTS
SuSri ARIES FAIL IN CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL BURGLARIES ARE DO^ N
S'r'uNke'n'SrI^S^ rorTS^oSERINT, PRnPQSITlUN
PoANT Qk"o TO FINANCE PROGRAM
Is iflUS- VL?Jr{ASrrES?;ir?^ CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS
Jiit?L-"H';LeiLr^AR^IlTf DECLINE
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ASSAULT CTNVlCriJNS UPHFLP
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pjestiivAiioN scciFrr slatfs cihistmas tour
GALA K ICHS OFF TUUS
UNC CmiPLF FINOS nOEAM MOUSF I fi ULU LAU uFUCF
CHAPEL MILL IS HQ5T fna CHKlSIMAi rouP s
Chapel mill public lidRarv
EIPCRTS m APPRAISt BOOKS
Chapel hill kESIOEnrs lists wants
is.oon pcokS to iJE srjLD
some win, STIC LOSE IN "OOK APPRAISAL
5'.'°" 55!;^ expected to DPAH FNTmuSIaSTIC TAh HEEL THRONG
KN0t.LE3Ce, LOVE BARGAINS AT SALE
LOCn ^EING SilUCHT
CANPIOATES ArfC DIVIIEO "N CMA:> EL HILL LIbRARY
LlbRAPY TQ -AOr ANNIUFHSARY
CHAPEL HILL LIBRARY OFFERS BASIC TmINGS FOR PATRONS
THE MAYOR M'i THERE, AS WAS BSRThGLOMEw
folks aruuno here: how's that aga in? . , .l i ttl t known facts
Chapel hill public safety program
SEE ALSO CHAPFL hill FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO Chapfl hill POLICE 3=Pr.
SEc ALSO rO'<MAIin POST OPERATION PR}CEnuRt
001 ARKISTb IN CmAPFL mill PIE
KNOW The ENE^HY
PLAN HELPS PSOS KEEP CALM
Chapel hIll pu'ilic safety pRncRAx, officers
SEE ALSn CmaPFL hill POl ice OFPf., OFFICERS
OFFICER RAPS Chapel hill jail
CmaPEL mill public WORKS OEPT.
INCONSISTENT POLICY ON ""RUSH 1 EIOVAL
CMAPEL mill RECREATION OEPT,
SEE ALSO ChAP'^L MILL/CARSeoRO R-CREATIJN PROGRAM
TAX-SUESIDI2E0 PROGRA-S UNUFRCUT YMCA
LOGIC WRONG ON YMCA. RECREaTHN FEES
PARKS JEPARTMFNT PLANS TRIPS
MIKES, TRIPS ARE SCMEHULEO
RECREATION CLASSES STILL OP^N
POOL TO BE CLOSFD FOR 2-3 WEE'S
POOL TO CLOSE FOR LEAK REPAIR
CrilLUOEN'S PARTY AT CHAPEL MILL
CMAPPL HILL RESERVOIR
SEE CANE CREEK REStRVOIR
SEE ORA»:GE WATER AND SEWER auTmtRIIY
SEE JNIV. LAK':
CHAPEL HiLL PtSlntNTIAL RETIREMENT CFnTER, INC.
SEE ALSO CAROL wOnuS (RETIREMFNI COMPLEX!
CnunT TELLS CAROL wlOCS TO PAY TAX
CMAPFL MILL nOAJ
RFMnvINC. OliSIACLt
CmaPFL hILL StPvICF LEAGUE
SEE CHAFtL HILL JUNIOR SERVICE LEAGIJt
CrtAPFL MiLl ST. FAIR
SEE F'STIFALL (ChAPFL HILL, N.C.I
CmAPFL mILI TELtPHONf CO.
ifE S'^UlMfBN MLLL IFLEPHDNE CO.
SEc IFlFPHUNlS, N.C.
Chapel hill town ll erk
COUNCIL APPHOVLS HOLIDAY FOR flNu
'■""''hsr'tL;'i'?''-'l5re'Ts''NR"'5h? ""'^'- ""■'• """'° "'= "LDERMENl
PLANNING HOARD CHANGE OISCOSS''U
COUNCIL MFM'LRS MEET WIIH F I R'l DOING STUUY
CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL TO HOLD H^ARINuS
CHAPEL HILL CYES TRANSIT MONEY
CHAPLl MILL MAY PICK HARrETT «s ATTOKNtY
HEAD IF LfOAL DFPARTMENT N'AMET
TOWN HOIi'I r,tT iT'iU.uOO GRANT
Chapel mill sets budget meetugs
nas^if, bruaueuot clash over "rant
GRANI LOSS CAIIS'^S DISPUTE AT ICFTING
CHAPfL MILL ANNfXIS TRACT ON lUHIM S 1 01
CMAPFL HILL ANN' XI S b7 ACRES IF LAND
??,»5?f'^['I, .^'"tn^ SMALLER COUNCIL, CUT IN MAYOR'S PAY
CHAPLL I'llL C0U-4CILMAN RAfS M\ YOll • S SAIAKY, stir OF L OuNC I L
TDwN COUNCIL VUTlS TO SIIK Dl' AL Ftf HIKL LIIUNLIL
CMAPtl MILL -lOAD PLAN CMANGF JRGED
ROOM TAX SPURS MLFIlNf,
CnuNLIL Sfl', FIrjAL OIARING ON ROAD PLAN
COMMUNITY urvfLOPMLNI HIAHING SIT
HFA%'Uu"lofil^MV"S^cSN5Ks' "-'" '" «'■■►'"'""£ «"R'"ENTS
i 'V''f "-.y^fj "1 PLCuNSlOFR HlTFL-MOTFL TAX
{■ANIL LISTS TOP NFtOS FDR COUJCIL
COONCIL TOLD PEOPIE 'SLFtPINO ON STRCFTS'
CMAPIL MILL COUNCIL OK S SOMML' JOPS PROGRAM
P-ANFL PARES DIRECTOR LIST OOw-l TO ',
Hi^ARING MOiiOAY ON USE OF EtOEJAL MONCY
WATER TPwFR PRuPOSAL HEAOEO FOR HEARING
RIGHT TO SPEAK OENIFj
?2tS^, °!;f'??''5„'"'?f'' '««"-LRS IN Chapel mill
iNn£L::!t{iN'?rcM^l.'S^i' "*" '"'^" iwin-traklrs
STkALEY, WALLACF plan to seek RE-ELECTION
OWASA ASKEO TO FIX SEWERS ALOIG /cREEKS
TOWN COUNCIL URGES AUTHORITY 10 FIX SEwFRS
HEARING IS SET ON WATER TANK
£cJ?^r^';!iti- l^9U''CIL WANTS ROA) UPGRAOING
NEXT Chapel mill mayor to gft smaller salary
BUSINESSMEN URGE PRIORITIES FTR OoLnTOWN
0 .' ll/<;7/ni I)
h 1 U/l 7/83 I!
H ? U/J3/fl 1 A in p N Ki,S
i/OJ/I'S II I
U/21/P3
ll/2?/n3
li/o<./n3
U/Oir/Hj
M ; 10/06/83 A 2<.
H 2 la/OB/13 C I'i
H
lD/07/fl3 C
s
N
H
10/07/63 li
N
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H
10/01/03 0
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1)
H^^
H
I0/11/B3 0
N
'Uft
s
lQ/25/83 C
N
S
U/0^/13 A
N
Wlh
H
12/03/Q3 8
N
H
W/l9/fl3 U
3 0
It
H^tS
H
12/20/83 A
t P
II
H
^
12/22/83 H
1 n
IJ
S 2 5/2I/P3 A 1 N JS6
5 2 5/25/n3 A 4 E
S 2 a/17/83 A 1 N K'.5
S I U/18/n3 A 1 N K<,5
H 2 3/17/83 A 4 E
H
1/13/H3 A
'*
1
1/21/R3 A
t*
1
8/02/13 4
1 1
N
9/02/83 C
1
N
')/2<./R3 B
1
N
U/08/83 E
1
11/08/83 A
1 1
N
12/l'>/a3 A
10
N
H 2 1/20/83 A in N
M 2 8/25/83 u 3 P P Clb
H 3
12/13/ni B
N W 16
H ?
1/1 1/8 3 11
N L41
S ?
1/11/83 RIO N
H 2
l/l'./n) A U
N
H 2
l/lh/83 A 1
N
H 3
l/in/83 H
rj
H 2
1/22/83 L
N WJ6
H 2
1/25/83 i|
N
H 3
1/25/8) B
N W)6
S 2
1/25/83 A
N
M 3
2/08/8J 11
N N J6
S ?
2/08/8 3 A ^
N
II 2
2/15/ni 1.
N N)fr
S 2
2/15/83 A '
N
H 1
2/18/83 B 1
N n'il.
S 2
2/18/8) A n
N
H 3
3/01/8) t 1
N N J6
H 2
3/05/8) 11 1
N W3fe
H 2
3/08/83 11 7
N Wlh
II 1
1/01/8 1 11 1
N ^136
H i
J/l 1/8) 11 1
N W)6
3/ 15/8 3 A )
N
S 2
3/21/8) A (,
N W J6
It 3
3/2')/(l) B 1
N W 16
M 3
',/U<7/nj L 1
^| w 16
H 3
'./12/8) 11 1
N W 16
S 2
<./l2/83 A <)
N W)6
H 3
<./l<./n3 B 1
N W16
H 3
<i/23/83 H 1
N W)6
H 3
"./ad/n) B 1
N W36
H 2
'./2')/83 A A
L
H 3
S/iH/a) H 1
N WJ6
S 2
5/0't/8) A 7
N
S 2
5/24/83 A 3
N
S 2
5/30/83 A 5
N
H 3
6/14/83 B 1
N W)6
S 2
6/14/83 A 8
N
M 3
6/17/83 B 1
N w)6
S 2
6/22/63 A 7
N
H 3
6/22/83 B 1
N W36
H 3
6/29/83 B I
N W36
H 3
7/06/83 B 1
N w)6
S 2
7/06/03 A 1
N W36
H 3
7/09/83 e 1
N
H 3
7/12/83 8 1
N H90
HONTMLY/IN N u A L
I N 0 e « B
S J B J E C T S
PAGE lU
bOQSOFOnl SFEKS SALES TIX STOHY
SlLfS T«« ANSU|» SOUGHJ
COUNCIL ■'E-jfaS A-AITING REPORT
^ ^p^'^S'^Erj^o^S^^^ 'h^lr^fS V- « count;
AGREEMENT MAY £'10 SUBOIVISinN DISPUTES
aGREEmE . -
tomn council to meet
'.^SnCIL ACCEPfs LA^iEL HILLS AGREEMENT
i'ii'iSli To V.l'.VkrsThf'ilill TO IMPROVE
S^KER LINE ISSUE ON AGENOi
I-"o. 15-501 INTERSECTION
aOABO SFEKS REVIEW QF PLAN
TO-N URGES HEARING ON SALES
HEARINGS ASKEO ON SALES TAX
DEVELOPMENT HEARINGS MONDAY
ECT
PS
SSA ON OXFORD HILL CON? iNU^S AT COUNCIL
^^ si^^Mrji^^f^riBsiTg'^ijro rTES"?i
SS^So^ao^T^i^^Vs'^i^^RMrTS^TI O^^^^P^ORATORIUM
PLANNING BOARD SETS HEARING
CoiNC L MFM-JER PUTS BRQAO FOOT IN MOUTH
HEARING BECOMES^'CANOIO CAMERA •
HUMOR HELPS IN DULL JEETINOS
^cS;js"ci;ii^EN^i3?^ 5Swn"ox?s§s° ?;s
&:;?i!Hlp%r5?jrs3^P^Ru'SE2SHa^UGHFARE PLAN
THOROUGHFARE PLAN APPROVEO.BY TOWN PANEL
ORANGE PANEL BACKS BYPASS
JSH^-^JS HL^fS^r^SSlSSJ^^riEXT . YEARS
DEVELOPER^iUES OVER OXFORD HILLS
CABLE RATES CONTROLLED
DEVELOPERS FILE LAWSUIT
ELECTIONS
• C. ELE-IUNS
UdO.DOO SOUGHT FOR PROGRAM
NFu CHAPEL HILL COUNC I LMEN Gt T I . I WOKK
COUNCIL APPROVES HOLIOAV FOR JIJ"-.
DOjNIO»N PARKING ON COUNCIL A'. ENOA
TO^N COUNCIL 0 VOTF ON PARKHG LOT PURCHASE
COUNCIL OKS PURCHASING PARKING LOT
CHAPEL HlLL TOWN COUNCIL. BUOGEI
ChJpEL H LL council plans BUDGET HEARINGS
COUNCIL OCn PEOPLE -SLEEPING ON STREETS-
BUDGET PLAN WON'T HIKE TOWN TlXEi
ToSn COUNCIL GETS PROPOSED BUl.FI
l?,r^>i'^.f.l\dflifo'u'l'u'i'ih: '^^InH^NG plans
BUDGET HEADING PLANNED TONIGHT IN CHAPEL HILL
^„r^N'^S?S^ir°E'rS?oSy"slf aS 'SriScEU 10 n2.562
l"A^Rj3E^s';.^^r.SSrHSMiN"sirv?CESNEEDS
tlO MILLION CHAPEL HILL BUDGET OK-D
CHAPEL HILL BUDGET OK'O
HFARINl, HINGES ON SCHEDULE OK
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL.
COUNCILMEN TO RUN AGAIN ccrrinN
PATTERSON. WALLACE SAY NO TO 'E-ELECTION
COUNCILMAN SMITH TO RUN AGAIN
T^A c'SA^lL^nr^r IIS7s. CATES FILES IN HILLSBOROUGH
^Sii?3*N"!r^lN^!bl?E'?Sp'?"Hrp5t HILL BOAKD
"nOIOATES file for town and SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
THREE FILE FOR ELECTIONS
THORPE SEEKING CHAPEL HILL SEAT
THORPE FILES FOR COUNCIL „.,,,
COMPETITION GPOMS IN ORANGE RACES
NANCY PRESTON WILL PROVIDE L EA DER SH I P . . . I AD I
CANDIDATES ARE OIVIOED ON CHA'EL HILL LIBRARY
SS^^^IS^'s^Se'S^mUaSeS chapel HILL RACES
i CHALLENGERS ELECTED TO CHAPFL HiLL BOARD
I CHALLENGERS GET COUNCIL SEATS
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL. SWEARING- IN CEREMONY
COUNCILMEN TAKE OATH
'"*SFE ciipEL°SlLi:'MUlCIPAL BUILDING
CHAPEL HILL TOWN MANAGER. ASSISTANI
TOWN MANAGER SEEKS JNO ASSISTANT
CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION OE P T .
Ill itlB C:;tpEt KlttSS^O-O^^HiNSPORTATION
BUS FARE INCREASE ON HOLD
CHAPEL hill/carkbopo. Thoroughfare plan
ROAD PLAN TO BE PRESENTED
CHAPEL HILL THQROUGHFARF PLAN
CONCERNS VOICED OVER ROADS PL>N
WIDENING OF BYPASS RAPPEO^„
WIDENING OF HIGHWAY OPPOSED
MASON FARM LOOP DRAWS FIRF ^ . , ,„ ,,.„
?H"ss8u^^?2^??L^^°^^T^RE"?t^§^r'srF:s5''
iniiAr/i^vr.ufA'iroi2..i roa. pl.n
BASON FARM UNDER SIEGF
panel: PUT ROAD LOOP BELOW F A? M
APPROVAL OF 2 ROUTES DELAYED
SlAnSiNG BbARO ASKS CHANGES INROAD PLAN
CHAPtL HILL ROAD PLAN CHANGE JRCcO
SESSION SET ON ROAD PLAN FOR CHAPEL HILL
S I
N E EL
T
Y
P n OATS C ?G L
P BYL
H 1 8/l''/fl3 fc 1
^J
S 2 3/I9/R3 A 7
N
H 1 9/20/83 C 1
N W36
H 2 a/23/93 3 1
N
S 2 9/23/fl3 A 3
N
S 2 a/23/93 t 3
N
H 3 3/2<./B3 b 1
N
S 2 9/2<./»3 A 5
N
H 3 8/26/B3 B 1
N w 36
H 3 9/27/83 C I
N W36
H 3 3/31/83 S I
N W36
5 2 3/31/33 A 12
N
H 2 9/0<./B3 A I T
N 0<.6
H 3 9/05/83 B 1
N W36
H 3 9/13/83 a I
N W36
S 2 9/l'./B3 C 3
N
H 3 9/l(=/93 B 1
N
H 3 9/20/83 B 1
N H90
5 2 9/20/83 A 5
N
H 3 9/21/83 a 1
N W36
5 2 9/21/83 A 10
N
H 3 9/22/83 C I
N W36
H 3 9/27/83 C 1
N W36
H 3 9/28/83 e I
N W36
H 3 10/01/83 B I
N
H 2 10/02/83 0 A P
E
H 3 10/0<./83 3 I
N W36
H 2 10/05/83 A A
L
H 2 10/05/83 A ■!
L
H 1 10/1 1/83 B 1
N W36
H 3 10/18/83 B 1
N
H 2 10/22/83 C 1
N W36
H 3 10/25/83 B 1
N W36
S I 10/25/83 C 1
N
H 2 11/12/83 b 1 A
N
H 3 11/1 2/83 B 1
N
H 3 11/15/93 B 1
N W36
H 3 U/15/8i 11 1
N
S 2 11/15/83 A 1 1
N
S 2 11/15/83 A 12
N
H 3 11/18/83 0 1
N
S ? 11/18/83 A 15
N
H 3 11/22/93 8 1
N W36
H 3 11/23/83 li 1
N H90
S 2 I 1/23/83 C 3
N
H 2 ll/2'./83 B ID
N W36
S 2 U/2'./83 C 20
N
H 3 12/03/83 U I
N
S 2 12/Qf'/B3 A a
N .
H 1 12/13/83 n 1
N W36
H 3 12/22/83 B 1
N
S 2 12/22/83 C 9
N
H 2 12/29/B3 A 15
N
H 3 2/23/»3 B 1
N N36
H 3 2/2f./03 C I
N N36
H 2 3/25/83 A 16
N W36
S 2 3/29/83 A 3
N
H 3 <./12/n3 n 1
N H36
H 3 5/07/33 U 1
N
H 3 5/10/93 B 1
N B*.6
H 3 5/19/83 C 1
N W36
H 2 5/22/93 A 8
N
S 2 5/23/83 a b
N
H 3 5/2'./83 e I
N W36
H 3 6/11/83 B I
N W36
H 3 6/IA/93 B 1
N W36
H 3 6/23/83 B 1
N W36
H3 6/28/83 B 1
N W36
6/28/83
9/09/83
H 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
5/30/83
9/05/93
9/13/83
9/15/83
9/21/83
9/22/83
9/22/83
9/23/83
9/29/83
10/05/83
10/06/83
10/07/83
10/30/83
ll/0'./93
11/06/93
11/06/83
11/09/93
U/09/93
N W36
N W36
F W36
N W36
N W36
3 12/06/83 B 1 P N W36
H 3 "./Ql/RS
H 3 6/01/93 a 1
1/02/83 A
1/06/83 B
1/07/83 8
l/I'./83 B
l/l<./83 A
2/01/83 a
2/02/B3 B
2/05/B3 A
2/09/83 B
2/09/83 A
2/l<./83 A
2/16/93 e
2/23/83 B
3/02/83 a
3/Q5/93 B
3/07/83 C
N
R56
N
9^.6
N
B^6
H
N
Hi.6
N
N)6
F
N
N36
N
m3&
N
uib
N
NrHLr/4N
INDEX
5 U 6 J 6 C I S
l/l7/8<.
I
I
COU'lCIL SETS FINAL HEADING ON KOAO PLAN
SOUTHERN BOAO LOOP RAPPED
R040 PLAN POSTPONED FOR A MONTH
CHAPEL HILL DELAYS ROAD PLAN '.TUOY
THOROUCHFARF PLAN AROUSES CONTROVERSY
BOARD TO VOTE ON ROAD PLAN
CARRBORO OkS PART OF THOROUCHFARE PLAN
TOJN planners back PARKER ROA) EXTENSION
^"J^!L?'!;t,''V*'"'"5 STUDY EXTENSION OF PARKER ROAD
j boards refuse to approve l 01 p
horf study urcen on southern loop
board seeks review of plan
thoroughfare plan approval is expected
chapel hill gets neh road pla>j
taylor tells extension plan
unc-chapel hill supports new thoroughfare plan
CHAPEL HILL'S Thoroughfare plan
thoroughfare plan approved by town panel
orange panel backs bypass
SlCc'^ftJ" ^^-.^'^.''i nu'LOING CHAPEL HILL THOROUGHFARE
?i5^lK'F5' MOUSING COSTS OISCIUPAGING SETTLEMENT
THOROUGHFARE PLAN QUESTIONED
?';S^!!J^^'5 i9'"^ SESSION TO CUrfER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
carrboro aldermen to hold wor< session
j'l'ssshsk''^'"?,?'-"* survives ca)r3uru aldermen inspection
carrboro switches thoroughfare plans
carrboro road plan still cooking
Chapel hill/carrpgro asstciation 0= fducators
^^1. ^t^S.I^*'^"ERS. chapel hill anO CARRBORO
PACE PICKS <. CANDIDATES IN BOARD RACE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARD OF EOUCITIJN
LONGER SCHOOL BOARD TERH EVAPTRATES
SCHOOL REORGANIZATION NOT EXPECTED
CURRICULUM CHANGES PROPOSED
COURSE CHANGES OK'O AT CHAPEL HILL HIGH
ScVoSr^EU'D^JlcK^? ?.8^l's " '''"' "'"- ""^" ''"'"''
IN ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD SETS 8 GOALS
ORANGF SCHOOL OATFS ON AGENOA
nS';'2?r ??ioS '''■"!'5 •'01-lCl' ON INQUIRIES ASiOUT CURRICULUM
92;5^t;LI9"°°'- "'^'^ ""^ inquiries policy
PROSPECTS DIM FOR EXPANDING GI FTEO CL A SSE S
PLANS TO EXPAND PROGRAMS DIM
lc'.'cl[ ^iil;D'JS"p?f]S?s"MSg?M^S?SF^'!53Rl?^'^ distribution OF FUNDS
SCHOOL BOARn APPROVES GIFTED, TALENTED PROGRAM
NEW PROGRAM APPROVED FOR CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS
PLAN TO exTFNO SCHOOL YFAR, DAY UR AHS CR I T IC I SM
BOARD OPPOSES SCHOOL YEAR PL4S
BOARD DELAYS RENOVATION PROJE'T
YEASWOOO IS NAMED PRINCIPAL
GRAHAM ELEMFNTARY PRINCIPAL NAMED
SCHOOL LUNCH PRICES ON BOARD'S AGENOA
TEAChFKS back CO-PRINCIPALS
TEACHERS FAVOR CO-PRINCIPAL SYSTEM
SCHOOL BOARD WANTS IN ON ROYALTIES ACTION
THORNTON WON'T SEEK RE-ELFCTPN 10 ■iOARO
J'sS?fTO^"S?"MoI°»L"^'ptRS5ES"'''' ''" '"'""'^ '"^'"^ "°^'-f"
5I'S5 IS "EMOVE ASBESTOS APPRIVED
BOARD TO DISCUSS NEW POWER LHE
EDUCATION A FAMILY TRAIT
POWER LINE ROUTE TO CHANGE
SCHOOL BOARD TO UISCUSS IMBALANCES
?ri?P'cc??^''J^t"?"'"5 SHOULDN'T BE FORuOITtN
PANEL SEEKS focus ON UNDER -AC H I E VER S
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER SEAWELL W0»K
gf*?"''^ PJpr.RESS DIPS IN FEDERAL PROGRAM
PROGRESS IN READING PROGRAM SAID SLOWER
TEACHER PUBLICATIONS POLICY 0^1 SCHOOL BOARD'S AGENDA
SCHOOL BOARD REVISES POLICY 0-1 PUBLISHING *''tNDA
SSiiS\S'5^lc''!^tE5„1N PUBLISHING BY TEicHERS
BOARD TO VOTE ON FOUNDATION
?fi!^I!°!S„'''-»'^''ED fl" SCHOOL TRUSTEES
ri!L?'-"9°'- BOARD APPROVES MONEY-RAISING
CHAPEL HILL-CARRUOHO BOARD Mi=TS
C PG L P RYL
NG FOUNDATION
i}lX .}'-"°"'- BOARD ALTERS SOCIAL STUDIES
CURRICULUM CHANGES GET BOARD'S APPROVAL
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL APPOINTED
Chapel HILL/CARRBORO BOARO of education, BUDGET
t?i^n.'- Sitt, ?'^"°°'-5' BUDGET P30PUSAL TOPS 1 1 <. MILLION
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ASK FOP INCR:aSE IN FUNDS " ' L L 1 UN
SCHOOL BOARO SENDS BUDGET PL AV TO COUNTY
SChSoI: SoiRo'^frM??? ^£?°Plr=\^l^l ^k"^""'" '0 COMMISSIONERS
wc.n^k,S'^,, '° MAKE ONE LAST PLEA FOR MONEY
YEARWOUO IS NAMED PRINCIPAL
COMPETITION GROWS IN ORANGE RACES
'"*"'scH"&^^;!;?rAS ssi's^cSUer"^'^'- """"*"
Chapel hill/carhburo boaro of educition,
^"ott?2 ^f'??!';^?,"-!-' N'C. eleitiqns
elections
S2?^'fH5R^S?;r2^N^?^u5=AG\?S'"°^ "'"^ °"^'~"
CANDIDATE ANNOUNCES
r'.'-l'i'i QfENS FOR SCHOOL, TOWN RACES
jj«?i clfl/Jkl f"" '■°"" 'NO SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
Tntl cr"-^5, ^2S S^^'Pei- HILL-CARRBORO SCHOOL BOARD
hoSn'seek? se2t "E'-afRs file to run for new terms
STEVENS SEEKS RE-ELECTION
i^.rJ^,'?"--^ MAYOR SEEKS 2N0 T=RM1 FILING ENDS TODAY
I'iL^lk^^.i CANDIDATES IN BOARD RACE
5 BACKED FOR SCHOOL UNIT
TEACHERS ENDORSE FIVE CANOIDATES
3 MEMBERS WILL BE ELECTED
flyf SEEKING SCHOOL BOARO SEATS
F^oiS-2oS?i«?L^jyEg"l3'iiTl llTol lo°lSg '° " "''-'°
BAKER LEADS CANDIDATES IN SCHOOLSOARO RACE
OEVfLOPMENT CAN BE CLEAN
CRIME STOPPERS PROGRAM STARTS
?S;mI?I''°,I" direct TRAINING
CHAMBER: TOWN SHOULD HELP BUILD TWO DECKS
GROUPS SPONSOR COMMUNITY DAY
H 3
j/o/as
t
N
N36
H 3
3/22/n3
a
N
W36
H 3
3/23/B3
9
N
W36
5 Z
3/23/83
A
N
H ?
<./03/83
D
N
H 3
<./0'»/83
C
N
H 3
<./! 3/83
a
N
R<,6
H 3
5/17/83
B
N
W36
S 2
5/17/83
A
N
H 3
5/18/83
c
N
MQt,
S 2
5/18/83
A
1 1
N
H 3
9/05/83
B
N
W3t>
H 3
10/20/83
B
N
W36
H 2
13/21/83
B
N
W36
S 2
lD/21/93
A
I 2
N
H 2
10/22/83
C
N
W36
H 2
IO/2'./B3
A
E
H 3
10/25/83
ti
N
W36
S I
10/25/83
c
N
S 2
U/Ol/83
A
N
nqo
H 3
11/02/83
c
N
H90
H 3
11/11/93
D
N
H 3
11/16/83
fc
N
S 2
11/16/83
A
N
H 3
11/17/83
B
N
HSO
H 3
11/23/83
B
N
H90
H 2
12/21/83
A
15
N
H90
H 3 10/15/83 0 I
H 2 1/1 1/83 B
I
N 846
H 2 1/16/83 A
6
N 046
H 3 1/25/83 U
N 846
S 1 2/C3/R3 (1
N 846
H 3 2/09/83 B
N
H 3 2/15/83 a
N 846
S 2 2/15/83 A
N
H 2 2/20/83 A
1 7
N
H 3 2/22/83 B
N
5 2 2/2 2/83 B
N
H 3 3/15/83 B
N B46
S 2 3/15/83 A
1 2
N
H 3 ',/12/83 a
N B46
H 3 4/19/83 B
N 646
H 3 4/26/83 a
N 846
S 2 <./26/a3 H
I 2
N
H 3 6/07/83 B
N N36
S 2 6/21/83 A
N
H 3 7/19/83 e
N H90
S 2 7/19/83 B
N
H 3 7/20/83 fl
N
H 3 8/13/113 C
N H40
H 3 8/16/83 C
N H90
S 2 3/16/83 A
N
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N H90
S 2 9/12/83 B
N
H 2 9/12/83 B
N H90
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H 3 11/08/83 B
N H90
S 2 11/08/P3 A
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N H90
H 3 1 1/19/83 C
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N 846
H 2 12/05/83 d
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H 3 12/06/83 B
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H 3 3/29/83 B
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S 2 3/29/83 A 11
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H 3 5/03/83 B
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H 3 5/17/83 B
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H 3 6/21/83 B
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5 2 10/07/83 A
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H 2 12/18/83 A 1
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H 3 9/23/83 B
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H 3 9/30/83 a
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S 2 9/30/83 A
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S 2 10/01/83 A 1
4
N
H 3 10/07/83 B
N H36
H 3 10/15/83 B
N 346
S 2 10/21/83 C
N H90
H 3 10/22/83 C
N
H 3 10/26/83 a
N H90
S 2 10/26/83 A 1
N
S 2 11/03/83 A 1
N H90
H 2 11/06/83 0
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H 2 11/08/83 A
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N H90
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RECOEiTION NEEO SEEN rnAPEL HlLL THOROUGHFARE
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2/15/93 3
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5/11/93 A
5/12/83 B
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9/20/93 C
9/23/93 e
9/09/83 3
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PLAfJ TO EKTF'jn SCHOTL VEA«, 0\ Y JfiAWS CRITICISM
SCHOOLS •U.TERESTEO' IS STRfTCHINC YEAR
BOARD OPPOSES SChOGL YEAR PLAN
SCHOOL DOOkS npfM THURSDAY
TOO MOT TO LEARN? OlSmSS CLASS. OKOER CEILING FANS
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS OPEN
SCHOOLS OPEN IN CARRbORO
CHAPEL HILL/C ARHBORO SCHOOLS. C01PJTFKS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
A TURTLE HELPS TEACHERS LEARN Nfw LANGUAGE
SCHOOL'S Class is eok all ages
SCHOOL officials: COMPUTERS FIR TOTS CAN WAIT
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CUkR ICULUH CHANG
COURSE CHANGES 0
2 3 COURSES CuT .
SCHOOL fiOARO Pla
SCHOOL BOARD SUP
SCHOOL BOARD APP
NFH PROGRAM APPR
READING PROGRESS
PROGRFSS IN READ
CHAPEL HILL-CARR
AVOIDING SEX ABU
CITY SCHOOL BOAR
CURB ICULUM Chang
SCHOOLS. ruRRICULUH
LL/CARRPORO SCHOOLS. GROUPING
6S PROPOSED
D AT CHAPEL HILL HIGH
26 AOOED AT CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL
NS POLICY ON INOUIRIES ABOUT CURRICULUM
PORTS MORF RtOUIRED COURSES
ROVfS GIFTEO. TALENTED PROGRAM
OVED FOR CHAP=L hill SCHOOLS
DIPS IN FEDERAL PROGRAM
INC PROGRAM S« ID SLDHFR
BORO SCHOOLS WVc GRANTS TD 11 TEACHERS
SE — NEH PROGRAM FOR 5TH GRADE
0 ALTERS SOCIAL STUDIES
E5 GET BOARD'S APPROVAL
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Chapel hill/c arkrobo schools, oropiuts
dropouts: chapel h ill-carrborl schools have loijest rats in state again
Chapel bIll/c arrboro schools, empltyees
SCHOOL pay 8ILL OFFFREO
TEACHER PAYOAY TO STAY THE 5 Al E
Chapel hill /c abrroro schools. ENRacMeMf
OVER 8,000 PUPILS expected
enrollment is up in city sch03ls
money probably forthcoming
Chapel hill/c arhboro schools, fund raiding
see also fund raising (see also names of funo raising projects
board to vote on foundation
city school uoaro approves money-raising fgundation
schools wishing for old bulbs. pancake turners
Chapel hIll/c arrpuro schools. gift;u program
SEE chapel HILL/CARBBORO SCHOOLS. GROUPING
Chapel hill/c arrporo schools, grants
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO schools '.IVc grants to 11 TcACHERS
11 CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO TEACHERS BECEIVE GRANTS
CHAPFL hIlL/C ARRBORO SCHOOLS. GROUPING
SEE ALSO CHAPFL HILL/CARRPORO S: HOOL S . CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. GIFTED
PBOSPECTS DIM FOR EXPANDING GIFTcO CLASSES
PLANS TO Expand programs oim
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES GIFTED. TALENTED PROGRAM
NEW PROGRAM APPROVED FOR CHAP;l HILL SCHOOLS
chapel hlll/caflk°obo schools. kindergarten
chapel hill schools to hold rfgistraflon
kindergarten — a big step for " qm
'angel' ok in kindergarten. but mom's a differe^jt story
Chapel hill/c arr'iopo schools, linctln centfr
food directors take a look at hi» school year
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CHAPFL HILL/C ARRBORO SCHOOLS. LUNCH
SCHOOL LUNCH PRICES ON BOARD'S
PROGRAM
AGENDA
H 2 9/01/83 C 1 P F J<,0
H 3 a/13/83 C 1
Chapel hill/c arrboro schools, principals
several in school system resigning
co-principal appointed at phillips
principal is transferred
YEAPmOOD is named PRINCIPAL
GRAHAM elementary PRINCIPAL NIMED
TEACHERS Back co-principals
teachers favor co-principal system
assistant principal appointfd
Chapel hill/c arrboro schools, pupil assignment
SEE ALSO Chapel hill/carrborq srnoaLS. REoi str icting
racial imbalances concern city schools
school board to discuss imbalances
Chapel hill/c arr°oro schools, reoistr icting
SEE ALSO Chapel h ill/c ARRBORO s:hools. pupil assignment
SEE ALSO orange county schools, reoistricting
racial imbalances concern city schools
SCHOOL board to discuss imbalances
Chapel hill/carrborq schools. suMMfR session
summer school courses set
summer school registration un)er hay
chapel hill-carrboro signs pu'ils for summer school
summer school sign-up begins in chapel hill
CHAPFL HUL/CaRRBORO schools. TEACHERS
SEE teachfrs. Chapel hill and carrjord
Chapel hill/carrboro schools, television
SCHOOL kids get their own TV 'HOd
Chapel hill/c arrpqbo schools, tuto! ing program
see also tutoring programs
learning after school; unc tutors helping out chapel hill-carrboro.
Chapel hill/c arrboro united fund
united Fund drive bfgins
j330.000 goal for united fund
united hay goal is «330.000
UNITED FUNO TOPS GOAL
CHAPEL hILL-CARRBORO united H» Y tops GOAL
Chapel hill/c arrboro ymca
SEE ymca. chapel hill/carrboro
Chapel thrill
SEE ALSO Chapel hill. n.c. festivals
Chapel thrill Changing its tune
CHAPEL Thrill concert hill be>iefit charities
3/13/83
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7/19/83
7/2D/83
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5/23/83
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SEE iLSO "EMTILLY SETAKOEO
Chapel "III of nEniCATEO in jinF
NEn CHAPEL
500 CELEBBaTc *Gk£AT DAV« AT -lufljnCH
T«E BELL TJLLS F0» JCirOUS OCCiSION
Chapter la
SEE ALSO EASkoupTCt
CONCRFSS SHOULD TIGHTEN CMAPT'R 7
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CriAKITIES
SEE ALSJ EETTEi< cUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSC FRAuO
S^E ALSO FUNO RAISING 1 SEE ALSO NAMES QF FuNO RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPSI
SEE ALSn r.REATER nyRHAM COMMUNITY FDUNuATTON
SEE ALSO SOLICITING
SEE ALSO SOUP KITCHENS , ,,,„,., ,
ONE...ThO...T-ftEE M J 3/20/'i3 C
Salvation army conations still tjxn h 2 3/31/53 B
PROFITEERS TA«E AOVANTAGE OF M'lGO LAW LOOPHOLES H 2 <,/2<./e3 A
LOCAL CHARITIES SEE LITTLE PR3FIT FROM GAMES H 2 <./24/53 A
SBI INVESTIGATES Those RUNNIN". "INGO Games H 2 'i/25/n3 A
3ING0 ASSOCIATION HEAD DEFENDS Share Charities get h 2 4/27/93 a
TIGHTENING 31NG0 LAW COULD BE wBJNG MOVE H 2 5/03/83 A
A-PUIFE'S charity trip Over ElRLY H ? 5/22/83 A
CHARITIES EXPECTED TO GET MOK? BINGO REVENUE H 2 9/13/83 A
LEADERS f'Cc STARTING CHARITY FOUNDATION S 2 lO/0<./»3 C
SENEVClENI agency for greater DURHAM BEING FuRMEO H 2 10/05/83 A
TRADITION. CITY ISLENT AID OU' MAM FOUNDATION S 2 10/18/63 A
JUDGE PARTIALLY LIFTS INJUNCTION ON 3ING0 LAW H 2 10/19/83 B
£0 MEESE IMPRUDENT BUT NOT INi CCuRATE . . . H 2 12/15/83 A
DURHAM HAS A GIVING HEART H 2 12/26/83 A
CM»aiTY
ACT OF CENtRdSITY
PRACTICING What IHEY PREaCh
Durham man SEEKS nONATIONS
HE'S LOOMNG FOR A WAY HOME
Y SEEKS HELP FOR EMPLOYEE. Family
w. VA. TOWN GETS GICTS
FlMILY APPRECIATES AID
GIFTS ON WAY TO WEST VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA FAMILY GETS HOLIDAY HELP FkOM TAR HEELS
RADIO STATION. JAYCEES HELP NE EOT
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT HELPS NEEDY IN N.C.
THIEF STEALS GIFTS But folks save FAMILY'S HOLIDAY
ONE MORE SENSELESS TRAGEDY
Charity league OF PuRhah
see durham junior league
Charles a. dan* foundation
tsoo.ooo granted for disease work
Charles a. dukEs award for outsianting volunteer service to duke univ.
SEE ALSn Duke univ.. alumni
SEE ALSO duke UNIV.. AWARDS
ALUHN! establish AWARD TO HOKO R CHARLES DUKES
Charles moulTon oance CO.
HOULTON MDvES spark FIREWORKS
MORE NOT MUCH FROM MOULTON
I LOVE YOU'; MYNA BIRTS HEATH BRINGS TEARS IN S.C.
T PARK ICHaRlOTTE. N.C.I
OOw GOES TO JAIL FOR PROTECTION
Cab STABBED TO TEATM
AURANT TO USE S'ACE THEME
Y LIGHTNING
IFS CANNOT BAN ■ UNNECESSARY' NOISE
ITS
CIALS UPSET av GERMAN FILM
S MOVIE PREMIER'
Y MOVIE FANS TO GATHER IN CHARLOTTE
FANS TRADE hERTES
E: KIDS DON'T wl NT TO lEaVE CHARLOTTE MUSEUM
OPOLITaN area £<CEEPS 1 MILLION POPULATION
ES BEIUTY IN CHARLOTTE
ERS MUST GLOW
FROM TANK Car
STILL PROBLEM
ED FROM LEAKING CAR
CHARLOTTE jFwISi CENTER
CENTER FIRE
ADE IN CASE
N FILES SUIT ON LOSS OF TOMATO PLANTS
CMARLOTTF, N.C. CIVIC CENTER OROPTSAL
60.C0C SE4T Charlotte coliseum proposed
new charlotte coliseum proposto
Charlotte, n.c. ele'ttigns
VOTER Turnout major factor in mayoral race
Turnout seen crucial in charlitte election
VOTERS IN Charlotte elect city's first black mayjr
gantt wIns in Charlotte
GANTT: OETERMINATION WAS KEY TO VICTORY
GANTi SAYS His Election helps black candidates
CMARLOTTF, N.C, TAXES
HOTEL. MOTEL Tax proposal ORAjS PRAISE. CRITICISM
Charlotte city council IS STuiYTiG local payroll tax
motel tax begins in mecklenbu'o
Charlotte airport
see douglas airport (charlotte,
Charleston, s.c
SEE ALSO s.c.
•gooobte joe.
Charlotte, n.c
SEE ALSO CROCKET
WADING TQ WORK
74-TEAK-OLD wl
DRIVER OF TAXII
CHARLOTTE REST
youTh struck b
COURT SAYS C IT
DA FILES LAWSU
CHARLOTTE OFFI:
CHARLOTTE HOST
THREAT ARREST
ROUNDUP: COwdO
Shazam; COMICS
DISCOVERY plaC
Charlotte metri
POOR ARTIST SF
CHARLOTTE JOGG
CHLORINE LEAKS
chlorinf leak
Chlorine removi
FIRE CESTojyS (
Two ChaRGEO in
PLEA BARGAIN M,
CHARLOTTE WOMAI
N.C.I
CHARLOTTf-DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL AIIPOMT
SEE DOUGLAS AIRPORT IChARlOTIE, N.CI
Charlotte fire dept.
Charlotte firemen rescue baby from apartment fire
cmarloiie MAYOR'S office
voter Turnout major factor in mayoral race
turnout seen crucial in Charlitte election
VOTERS IN Charlotte elect city's first black mayor
GANTI WINS IN CHARLOTTE
GANTT: DETERMINATION WAS KEY TO VICTORY
GANTT SAYS His ELECTION HELPS BLACK CANDIDATES
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SEE ALSn STOCK Cia 'aCIMG
'^Jo?,!?"?'" i''>»>>"'' "OCc Ar 'OO RACE
HQL^E^T „IN'; POLE IN ChARLOTT-
CHARtnifc TRACK PLANS EXPANSION
RICHMrND Mj-iPS RaoSINS OFF 00' E IH CHARLilTrF TR I A I S
?Ak r,'.\"t'°tA"Ur'^"-' '='"^1- 'Oi'iTslrSFrcH ' '■^
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UFf 9Y THE fAt?"?MCK' '^"^^ VICTORY AT CHARLJTTE
?Fff; ?A'^a^c'^r'; ^^h'J SI^'?"" ''"' "^ «"'-" "-"'CTIQNS
LESSOf.- FnOM PETTY: RAClflG NfE^S G0U1 NASCAh HASH
CmaRLJTTF ".bus (NEWSPAPER]
ciaoltite pap-^rs "erging news staffs
Charlotte od'tRvfR inewspaperi
MUTT x:;0 JtFF CHMIC TO FNO
in^f'-T-^.''^'"''''' •^ERGrnr. NEWS staffs
P^LL: PtOPLF alienated FRnn THEIR GO^EHNMFNT
CMARLOTTF POL ICE ;jFPT.
THEY JQSE Tl HERQIS"!
>i^o, ^frJ'^i^^'.Jf'^f 'VtO IN KILLING OF PDLlCt"AN
CHAPlTTTE PriLICFMAN ATTACKED
PnLICE1«N KILLS GASTCNIA -AN
o"Air,'-',hVzki'\i%ri:ii!,'i';\v ""'""'' "' charlotte officfk
Charlotte ^pace STATijNSt inc. ire'tajranti
CHARLOTTE RESTAURANT TO USeMcE THE is ^
Charlotte wri ifr' club
see also uk1tf<s, n.c.
SU.H-ER WORKSHOPS SET FOR PROSPECTIVF WRtlFRS
':'^»'<l-JTT5/-LCKLEN6IJRr, JOARD OF EDUtATlON
ChaPLOITE JOAPO OKS TEACHER C«RElb PrOGRA*!
CtiARLOTTE/'MfCKLENbURr, SCHOOLS
11 .\.".,1r'J ^""' FXCMPTION FOR lErKLENlllll-r, FNACIFO
t^',y "".J'^^'r' "K'lPi'-ro FOR fiiM.NTARY sruurNis
« rl^ ,;n,^'" ''"':'9'-' '-"E Ni-W PILICY ON HRlixuMONS
?r':,t'J?^ " ■' I If' MANOAIU'IY SJMM,P SCHljPL
>.[i^^, ''"■'-• >' STIJUFNTS HURT
JACK IJ UAS1CS--A0AIN
CHARLUTTf/"Al biGH TRAIN StPVICF
SEE ALSO RAURJAOSt OURHA"
iffc AIS^ TkAlfi.
CHARTE-* MAMKf I I \C
WOMAN BINS t'J^.OOl' IN SUIT
CrtAKTLU PKOprKTII), INC.
L.FVriOPCk WINS FIChT with Gof NWAY PLAN
CAKOJI.Rr, CrFlN.AYS PKOPOSAL S'ARkS OLllATt
ChAjF "^AS*. ANO CjPPFR CO.
'•■ w IfuOSTKY
CHAsr fciLMOMFToirs qf PirisiiuRi;H
RlPliKT SAYS -(.C. JOT CKOWIH MAY LAG
CHATHAM CENTRAL HIC.n SCHO.jL
SEb ALSO Chatham county schools
rfaGan to hear central Chatha' choir
Chatham COUNTY. N.c.
Ill tl-j'^ M5'„9"*''"*' RFSCUF Sgj40 PUN
^ fniF^ic'-''?'^r^'*-'=T-^"'^ ORINK, CIATHAM COUNTY
R p'^U"{^^0'^5nC^^ ;i^^KFV3?';'N^J?ALT^'^
Er/vior,"'^:;i^s%?^^^c^Nj?SR?r^ ^^ wu^^nimals
SHOWDOWN ON WILD ANIMALS TONI'.HT
DANGEROUS ANIMALS
rt.lI'1:"-A".''' !"> PLANNED IN CHATHAM
CHAI^uEi SOUwiT IN AE.ilAL SPRA/ I'lG L Aw
i^ ='-lSi'5ci'''<f^^et) IN CHATHAM, LEE
c'^Sb ""f^TS "F ALIENS FXPECt'o
!'D?e -^?^'^"-''.' '='""5 Protest pailroao closing
^\il'.^l?~.V,'n-ulrr.'?ulfnl'' '" ^"^" -5- CITIZENSHIP
SOME Chatham people kANT TIGHTER HbRBICIQE PULES
Chatham COUNIr. N.C., HUOGFT
CHATHAM cILLS ARE FILED
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Chatham cuunTyv n.c... history
AfCHMECIUkAJ. SURREY IN CHATHAM ALMOST FINISHED
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL U=VFLOPMb-NT
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^ CHATHAH COO'ITY iATEi) CHI6F NA-EH
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c°srTh:rr,'^LTo?^rst^osE"D'E'5jri?-^NT -n»TOK,.H
DEA->L!NE^ET F0« JO'Oar, l.A<E ;ONING
CHATHAM aOAOO .AXTS OPOINANCE
^'"'"SE"z8SV;:c'.^^r:i.^'iS-r,lo« CAK.UNA .EAOO.S
CHATHAM CCriSTBuCTIO'l Xfl^MEO
CHATHAM kEK.hS "I»In>- RECRUIT- «
8^!!?t,^r^^^.^5??^?Si^^E^§^5|^S^fNrMOKATOR,OM
OEAPLINE SET FOR JOIDAN LAHE ,'QNIHG
CHATHAM oHaCO bants ORDINANCE
'cMifS'AM ^^5N?y"21SE's''Ft:;t-TIM I-COSTRY HUNTtR
^"*'"S3i8gv;:rAEiSiiRf.'H^Nr..^^Eii"J -.r- .-arcs
rMATHAH COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFF J C E CT MPlE I
CHATHAM PROJECT BEHIND SCHEOULd
CHATHAM CUCINTY hIGH SLHOHL
SFE CHATHAM Ce.tTBAL hIGh SChCOL
see CHATHAM C1UNTY SCHOOLS
'""■^5osWS'L"sH.^is"lRT,ST.S PAINTINGS
'^"""c*HA^;i^;j'Jc3NTj''£5NAGtR "ESK.N'.
CHATHAM bOARO «anTS i" D' '"'"'^E, , .. ,,
ThaThaM DEiOLiNF SET FQR SPPLl CANTS ,.„
ChIihAM Cni-iTY mires FtiLL-TIMf I.DuSIRY HUNItR
'-''"fl^mrl^^^^l^l^^^ S^St-NFM „FFICES IN OECLM.ER
P TTSPORO FOUNTAIN PROPOSAL 0= M AIR
^-l^K HN OFFICES ON SCHEDULE „,..^
PITTS=ORU'S NE, OFFICES NfARL» READY
CHATHAM CUMNIY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C.. ZONING
ZONING OK" " "
ZnNlNl, UR-0 FOR RETIREMENT VILLAGE crnEn
iCENT MHITE CONCERNS IN CHATHAM TO BE hFIGhFO
CHATHAM COUNTY SCHOOL S^^^^^ HIGH S'-HOOL
CHATHAM CONSTBUCnON MEI&HEn
^""^'^aJSISSSlLS ARE FILED
Check fraud
see bad checks
Checkers
SEE ALSn Games
COMPETING WITH The CHAMP
Champion
Checking account'
111 ;t!S ^lNKsf"t. .SEE ALSO .. AMES OF 8.NKS.
SEE ALSO ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFcR
''^c:S^3pf\"i-'ACcSuSVs"^RQMPT INOUIRIES IN N.C.
SANK RAISING FEES
OPENNESS uQRkS 2 J»YS
STATE HANDLES OLD ACCOUKTS
NCNe IS RAISING SOME OF ITS F- c S
2^EE'Ks"TSSNlirP°iSJ-liE^St.^Tl&.Ell'Y^?^inNUES
CHEERLEADERS
GETTING RFAOY
CHEERLEADERS
ON SJUAD
CMEtSc
CHEESE GlVcAjA
FREE ChEESc. '^
S.'.OO NEEOY FA
FREE Cheese
CHEESE r.IvEAHA
Cheese, butter
STATE "AS Il'fE
EXPANDED GIVE*
FOOD GIVtA.ly
CHEESE. euTTE"
CITIZENS PROTF
HUOGINS" PRDPn
PROGRAM NEEDS
FREE FOOD OEC I
COUNTY IS STUO
MORE Eligible
MORE TO GET F
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UTTER TO f.E GW=N TO POOR „,„,„a
Mli!FS RECEIVE SURPLUS U.S. CHEESE, QuTTcR
"i i^LES "oiLD -AKE MORE PEDFLE ELIGIBLE
Y LIMITED T-1 FOOD-STAMP RECIPIENTS
suGGEsf7oNS°Fo' Cheese, puiier program
>.AY URGED
'2aNOEo"'ouT to '.KOO DURHAM mousemolos
,|Ii"ioSi'5'!i;E'^i?l5 UBilcSs TO ELDERLY
HELP. NOT PROTESTS
SION PROTESTED
YlNG CIVEanAY E'PANSION
FOR FREE FOOD
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FIRM-S FnPANStON PlXnS F?ED ''EETRG
CmFUKAL iPILLS
SFE ALSn AIR PuLLUTlCN
SEE als" oil spill
SE| ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALS'^ WATER OuALITY
l?inn, '= J'Jf^TIFIFO AS HYIRAUIIC FLUln
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Chemical maste oi>pusal
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FAB-EKS fACE -OOE HEALTH RISKS Than ■inST--SCI EnT I ST
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STjny; Chemical cdmBoS -tr 3E mOKE tjxic
^sS^„?'^iiTH:i'p?np;:riAS?'f?r.«re« HE..3uroE .uLES
STUINOEa BIOCIDE POLICY IS UK.EO
ChEMOThcBaPT
SEE IlsS -isiJUANA. MEDICAL USE
SS^C br^MS„f*?,ru^EriJ CHEMTIHLRAPY
DRjr, MAY HELP CANCER '"?««'■»,
" J»uGS IMPOOVE CANCta nuTLOO<
PIONEFSING nSllG INVENTOR PRESSlS IN AT 78
COURT RlbHl in MtLP GIBL
""1i^?£-5^^s^s?J^;-is;iJpi^T|;A?>rsL'SAME
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S 2
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S/23/n3 C
5/25/83 A
O/01/B3 A
7/10/B3 0
9/2'./e3 A
1
12
11
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A
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N
N
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H 7
H ?
H 2
H 2
5/08/B3 0
4/31/83 A
7/17/83 C
7/l>)/93 A
7
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N
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CMfkOHEc INDIAN RESEPVATIDN
■■ B|g4mCk5 bINGL ORAJS 2,'.00
0 BINGO -INN£»S GET »16,667 c» CH
CrtEROKEc INOIA-15
SEE ALSO INOIA.S
INutANS IN \.C. CRITICIZE SOM; Rt-AHKS BY -AlTS
Th"s OINGQ gI-E pays some BIG PAyOFE
A SAO SCENE FOB Ch£Ro<EES
OLAME luRlP'ANS FOR TRAIL OF TEArtS
ChEOCEE NATIONS UILL MEET
CHERHhEE NiJCLtAK PLANT
DUKE PO-ER CANCELS PL'^J.^ ., , ^,
DUKE Pu.ER CANCELS^NLiClEAR.PL=NT_
UKE Pu.ER '^•""^|'-5^'*y£hIS''-S'-"^F:i<S ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Of FUTURE
"^'■'?^C?r""'uTILITI?s"boS--,UClEA»"rSjECTs"fSr COAL
iukS pq^ER has PfiOPOsiL TO Pay for CANCELED PLANT
^Ir J^SeS "eiuESTS customers Pay for plant
WE'RE PAYING FOR NOTHING ,,,,^,^
Sure PO.ER REQUEST .-ill 3E CONTESTS')
RATE Hl«£ JNJUSTJFIEO
UTILITY hFahING tonight
nii«F pnyER CALLED WASTEFUL
£1 Bl k\ ^I'L^lf PIyJI^SSyBACK on PLANT
2!;5LI"?OE'UYs"uKr?J-irMA.ING MONEY ON MISTAKES
iSiirh^hlV^^'i^'i'^^l^'^^ -"TAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
CmERRY point marine corps air STATION
SEE ALSO U.S. MARINE CJRPS
MHO'S GCLC3SICKING7
MARINE SAYS SHE "»S ASSAULTEO
B;^ ^^m:mhM^^ln^^^^i^-ro .c
CHERRY TREES
HILLSIDE HIGH BAND
'.■CI'i: BANn Tn REPRESFNT N.: . IN WASHINGTON FESTIVAL
ILLSI^E SANO IV.,"^j5'=jL"i IN CHERRY BLOSSOM PARADE
SEE ALSO GAMES
TEicSEriSsNED TO CHESS TO muIIVATE hIS STUDENTS
'"^*^7-5.^?t'tS-nhouse project is -.ompleteo
chester's tailors and alterations
7 DOWN, 7 n GO FOR CENTER
cmEwIng tobacco
III :tl3 loBi«3 spitting COnTE'T
she chews for a living
chewi'jg. dipping risky, too
folks around here: with The WE jET
'"'-"UVFR'/ic}lON"ls"fOcSs%F «ILD£"S TEACHING
iA^E -hEELE" SETS EiCELlcNT E<ampiE
stuoents Choose boo«s
TWO CMARGEO wlTH BRFAK-IN
Two TEENS FACE BREAK-IN ClARGi^S
TARGETS OF Thieves
C-hJInIn^'j'n'JS^'hiCh-.eLEaSES honor ROLL
WINGS OF EIRO'
chewMng honor poll kELEaSEO
SPARTAN SHOWS SKILL uiKjnm
CamBOCIan MASTERS EN;,L ISm wII;' HONORS
i-ERICANS CAN LEAON BY C AMBODI AN E XAMPLFS
ChEwNInG LISTS HONOR GROUP ME'BERS
ChIIIn NG PUPILS TO VISIT 'GRAVEYARD SHIFT-
CLASS TO SEF 'DURHAM AFTER 0a> <•
7/03/B3 C 1
7/0'./83 a 1
H 2 1/2D/B3 A I? N
H 7 6/07/83 A I N
H 2 7/10/B3 A <. e
H 2 7/22/B3 A 4 L
H 2 l2/l<./83 A 15 N
2/05/83 A
3/15/83 B
3/16/83 A
4/21/83 A
4/30/83 A
5/09/B3 A
5/26/83 A
7/01/93 A
7/01/83 C
7/28/83 A
7/28/83 b
7/2^/B3 A
3/04/63 C
3/05/33 e
3/05/83 C
3/17/63 a
11/01/83 A
11/10/93 0
T32
L41
T32
S ? 5/03/83 A 2
H ? 9/17/63 A 1 \
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
5/13/83 A
1/10/63 A
10/36/B3 B
11/04/93 A
12/10/83 C
H 2 4/07/83 B
S 2 4/07/83 A
1 P N E05
H 2 4/30/B3 A t P P T37
H 2 5/01/63 A It N
S 2 4/08/83 a 4 N sa3
H 2 7/17/83 A I M F L41
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1/10/83
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6/11/83
A
2
12/13/83
B
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1/10/R3
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1/22/83
7
2/11/B3
2/22/93
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2/22/B3
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2/29/«3
t
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3/11/93
7
3/12/83
1 4
7
4/26/83
7
4/27/9!
7
4/21/B3
14
7
5/06/83
7
5/14/93
7
5/19/83
2U
7
5/24/93
2
5/25/93
L Y / i N
i J I) J c c r i
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IFcS-JGErt IS AKIcSTFJ IN '<KEA'-l,g
f '^".•.■'J*''^'-"'' SAM smLfN
CMCWN MC AN.-IJUNCE'; HQ'IOO TOLL STuntjI?
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T?!«'!'cl^,'53'^!''" RFSPonsibiLi TY
TFAChES'S FUI\G WA'SN'T ««CIS1
?2c ?,°f''' = ^ 1 Of 3 SCHOQL 'RAMSFFRS
h"^?:;!;? A!i3'2'sin^Y """ "°''™ STUDENTS
CMfri'iI'io JU-ilO^ HIGH SCHOOL SPIRTS
.JHcuE THERE'S A nILL lAND AN AMATO
THERE •
BASEflALI.
C.lE,NIfG JUNIUR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS,
CHc«N[nG Chfws up LOWES GROVE
CriEiniNG Jij.'lIUR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. CIRI S
CHEj;M..C TJUJNEY TQ-ORROU ^' ^'"-^
HANLEY PULLS UPScT; ClfEWN I NC i DVANC F S
ChC„.|1>,g jni. 100 HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. JRFSTLING
CHEWM IC v.. CaRAINGTON: WREST l I ,;G /i TH TR An I T I Of,
Chicago, Illinois
pay up...1^ else
ChIlagO, ILLIMIIS, ELECTIONS
5lN?"YPN'f "I'r^'l.^l lm''cLr°-'-'ti'"l'J," ^?,'J !"" once ■■•(Cartoon,
ON-AGAIN, JFF-AGAIN f-KI'T.H. SEE JANc RUN ANYWAY ICARTOOr*!
KAlISH, SOuIh ANO NOKTh
No^^'-Ynr^A'^irj;;;;^ •*""«"= -""^ ^c"'^. nis,.ARMFNi
mingkity Success not new
ChICAMACIIMICO LlFfSAVING STATION
if-r Al SO R t .L OL "1
TAR HI [L LI'-lSAVK.G srAIIO,'* \:
chuangs
SFE HISPANIC',
SEE Hf XICAN-A-frR ICANs
THF CHKKfcN lfP.i>(cllLY
SAFF at hOIIF
chicKcn I'KIuGE
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AS KGB ChICkFN of SAN niFGOl
FSTIVAL AnO RIjN PLANNLO In CHATHAM
?lJr?'\'^-,i:''' "^"^ '"C fATHFRS SA?u..OAY
FOWL- hu-Uhi GHOSTLY PUN USE5 TO PROHOTE
CrllCfttN FAflFK';
ChICKE.n i-akxCRS wOkrllEO
Chilkfn hui I F>rr I ri vill' sr.i
THiff GfTS gumak, Clothes
CHlC»t».s
SFl AIS'I PuuLr.(Y INOU'.IRY
Chicki h' tj iir oesihgYiI.
LM TL' Pt F P[ KS
FuluRt PlRj: lii'jJY'S PtFH 10
ChILO AbANt'Uf*MF:.T
At'ANUONFU UAHY OISCOVFKFU
i.'£J''I, '•'»'■ P"U^U A'lANDONFO
9AbY ASAnOOOEO at AIHPUKT
I'lAl CACKLt IN M uAVS
AUPOT bAliY STILL UNIOCNriFiro
LUKPLHAL FaClS CMAh'f
^OmJ;: c"ai5'",KfaNt"'""- ""'" ""■" '■" ""fi* nnJPITAL FOR lESfS
WOMAN WANTS HfR dOY
BABY-S MDH SSNTTNCEO
•lOTHER IS TOLD TO -GKOw UP •
WOMAN GETS 15-YEAR SENTENCE t=lK LETTING BABY Olf IN wOUOS
CHIlO AbUSF, N.C.
let ?.'-5^ PATTFRfO WOMFN
SEE Jttfl DO^'eS?k'Jic?eScf°'' "" '^""■^'EN »N0 fA-ILIES
III Its" PS'iL'J'iT^igVE;!^ "'° =""•" "^'SE SERVICES
SEE ALSO fiuRUFR, U.S.
INC. (ALAMANCE CO. I
RM
S JfATH
rHioP-,rVV-f„^"'J'^' BRINGS PRISIN TFR
CHAOLTTTE COUPLf CHArGEO IN CHIl'l'^
cSVlg-a^^As" 'S,;"Hn.s olmh'^"'-'' ^
CHILD AEuSe TRIAL QPtWS
CHILD WATCH FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN
wioM.N coNvirTFD Of Aflu^i'i;rc'^, ^n
ZiS.S'U ; '^IVFN SUSPE'IOFD SNTtNCF
J rciA\r;J? = ?„fL%^"^-t? ^""
l/17/8<.
S 2
HATE
6/U1/R3
6/0 vnj
i/03/"1
7/07/83
7/31/A3
U/I l/IS
(!/15/n3
a/l6/R3
3/il/B3
11/23/13
3/23/P3
■7/15/13
'J/21/'<3
1/2i/Bi
11/21/B3
PG [ P HYL
C05
C05
'I W24
H 2 12/I5/P3 B 6 P P S66
H ? './^■7/e3 J 1 F W2«
■^ ? 5/07/B3 A <) N
S 2 5/17/13 .1 2
S 2 5/19/83 b 2
S 2 5/20/83 0 3
N
H 2 2/13/83 d '7 o F R66
<; 2 2/21/83 A i, F
H 7
2/25/83 A
3/19/83 A
3/20/83 n
"./OI/PS A
■•/H/RS A
'./17/e3 0
',/21/R3 A
R56
856
S 2 12/16/83 C
S 2 9/05/83 A 3 P P K3n
H 3 3/12/83 P 1 N
;; 3 ",/n/n3 u 1 N HOC
H 1 ",/ 15/83 b 1 N
H 2 <,/25/83 A J N
H 2 12/2'7/8J A If. N
M 2
1/03/83 1)
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N
H ?
■./Ol/B) C
1
P P
S76
H 2
1 1/1 1/83 A
1 3
M
8)0
S 2
2/07/83 C
2
N
H 2
2/08/8) A
N
H ?
2/20/83 A
I
N
H 2
2/21/83 A
2
N
S 2
2/2 1/83 C
A
N
H ?
2/22/83 A
1
N
S 2
2/22/83 l;
1
N
S 2
2/23/8) A
1 3
N
S 2
3/10/83 A
5
N
y 2
3/11/83 B
5
N
S 2
<./08/n3 C
1
N
H 2
'>/J9/e3 A
10
N
H 2
6/22/83 A
12
N
2 i/^?/aj A
5
N
2 l/2<?/«3 4
•i
H
? 2/2fl/n3 C
3
P N F05
? l/0l/fl3 H
I
N 046
2 './OZ/in A
^
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? 4/07/83 A
1 0
N
? *t/l7/fi3 A
I
N 046
2 './21/83 A
I '^
N
' 4/28/83 A
I 0
N
2 5/34/83 P
s
N
2 5/05/83 C
I 2
N
2 5/07/93 A
I 2
N
2 5/28/83 A
3
N
2 6/t5/R3 C
1 2
N
1 7/0?/fl3 C
I
N
2 7/l'»/fl3 Li
c;
N
1 7/21/83 H
1
N
? 7/27/83 A
1
N
2 8/05/13 A
2
N
' 8/0^/8 3 A
1 b
N
3 10/12/83 b
1
N W36
2 10/12/83 A
16
N
3 lJ/13/83 b
1
ri W36
2 10/13/^3 A
I 4
N
? 10/14/83 A
1 3
N W36
? 11/03/83 C
5
N
2 1 1/10/83 C
6
N
2 Il/n/83 C
5
N
2 11/15/83 A
5
N
mqnthly/a ".'ioV ,; ,'-
iiir.rp Hill F<^ UAY CAR6 CE'-'TER MAY STAY OPFN
ivO?DlNG SEX A6USE--NfS PUGGRIM for 5TH SRAOb
SlisrSS-sSiEH Sqh'n'Is CHARGE! IN DEATH UF OAUGHTER
p53gSAM TrVes TT BREiK THE CYCLE OF CHILD ABUSE
"^'Vii'ino'.^irh^fO -OHEN ^
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD MOLESTAIIO':
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, "UROER
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
REPENT ANO GET WEALTHY
DON-T BLAME PJEACHER FUR
SUBJECTS
PAGE 123
1/17/8'.
ABUSE DATA
HQRSEBiCK RIDE TO FIGHT CHILD ABUSE
'^'"'•°G5aup"sEEHS°TIGHTES\uLES ON SCHOOL PADDLINGS
rS?LO AID COMMISSION IS SEEKI'lG TRUST FUND
CH to 5dSoCa?ES ASK LEGISLATORS FOR SUPPORT
PROGRAM EYES TRUANCY
CHILO AND PARENT SUPPORT SERVICES
VOLUNTEERS GET RECOGNITION
lES ABOUND
CHILD CARE PROGRAM IS OFFERED
DAY CARE HOMES STUDIED
SUMMER PROGRAMS
A TIMFLY CONTRIBUTION
SUMMERTIME FUN
COMMUNITY ASSFT5
p'SJ?,5l5'S3StlTrf5°KE " S PUBLIC-SCHOOL OAY
SSSmSn3s; ^EAOER BACK TEACHER PAY HIKE
ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO S'.hOULS, AFTER 5C
Itin TRI^IS INTERVENTION PRIGBAMS
i^lR nuOHiM CITY SCHOOLS, DAY CARE PROGRAM
ttsS duSha'm coInty scHonJs. child care cent
AFTER SCHOOL CHILD CARE PROGRAM
CHILO CARE CENTERS
SEE ■■ '" '■•■"=■
SEE
SEE
SEE ALSO DURhIm day ■CARE"COUNCiL
in Jtl8 ?VSTp?^?^^??Rn5°?i^u;CH .DURHAM,, CH.LD care program
rnNSOLIOATToN OF STATE GARAGE^ PROPOiEO
£??TEfl BREiK OAY CARE IS OFFE>ED IN DURHAM
FEDERAL SUPPORT VITAL FOR DAY-CARE AGENCIES
CHILD APuSt TRIAL OPENS
UOMAN CONVICTED OF ABUSING CHILT
RIGGSBEE IS GIVEN SUSPENDED S=NTENCE
inSiN 15 GIVEN SUSPENDED TERM
js;iis'TSE'!:^'UY'^SA;:?^'^AY-cA.E center changes
rY-?ARl''iN?TrhI?';pSif!jAL fro- board
jJJgE rGlES DAY CARE CENTER HAY STAY OPEN
DAY CARF WORKSHOP SET
CHILD CARE CENTERS, CHURCH OPERATED
"lENi^^R^SE^Ss c'8mP^EKII?'on CHURCH CENTER LICENSES
fHlRl-H DAY-CARE CENTER EXEMPTION ADVANCES
autSSeaJeRS DEFEND PRESENT CI EDIT INSURANCE
'"'^°S^jS?0^^?Ei;^chi^P^H5i?t 5^r.SI?S\^^NTER LICENSES
DAY-CARE LICENSE EXEMPTION APPROVED
"C. DAY-CARE STANDARDS SAIOLOW
correction
CmIlo Custody
SFE also alimony
ili?:iH:'!^i:?^?»syi>°i^c2^?ssY-i?jHT
hASKINS v. HASKINS
IftS? p'r.m'iEi'oN SI.TF-S PULI:y UF RENTING HOUSES
S2A?'Sif"fS?N?"S'F'5wORCE-a.ITLE STOkY,
•FUR THE LOVE OF BETSY'
ARTICLE SERVED A PURPOSE , ^„
GOVERNMENT HIDES CHILDREN FROI FaThFR
cSipT SA?S LOVE PART OF CUSTODY RULING
fees given ok in custody casev
Child molestation
SEE ALSO ChIlO ABUSE. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILO ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
MAN IS Charged with assault
TEEN FACES Charges
HAN ACCUSED OF MOLESTATION
MOLESTING CHILOREN CHARGED
QRiNGE CONTRACTOR SENTENCED
P D
5 2
H 3
S 2
H 2
H 2
DATE
S
E
C PG
ll/2'5/R3 B
12/0I/n3 B
12/06/R3 A
IZ/OI/RJ C
12/21/83 A
H 2 6/16/83 A <.
H 2 6/2<./il3 A <.
5 2 11/09/63 A 10
1/07/63 a 1 N |05
2/28/83 C 3 P N 605
3/01/63 6 1 N 046
S 2 9/01/B3 CI N C05
S 2
S 2
H 2 3/21/83 A
5 2 5/02/83 A
3/0/83
3/11/83
'./10/R3
5/10/83
5/12/83
5/16/83
5/16/83
5/19/63
9/01/83
9/06/83
9/28/B3
9/26/63
R91
S76
1 P F H<,5
I
E
N COS
E
N COS
H
2
H
/
H
s
H
S
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H
H
H
s
H
H
S
H
5
S
s
s
s
H
l/2fe/83
A
6 P
N
1/26/83
A
2/0^/83
A
2/0<?/83
A
^1
2/l''/fl3
1)
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A
10
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H
^/2fl/F'3
H
fl/02/fl3
A
I I
9/0?/fl3
B
9/08/33
A
10/12/83
B
IQ/13/B3
tt
10/13/83
A
1 t.
10/1^/83
A
13
11/03/83
c
U/Ofl/flJ
B
11/15/83
A
11/22/83
b
11/29/83
B
12/0^/83
A
10
H 2 <,/l3/83 A 3 N
H 2 5/0',/83 b 5 N
H 2 5/06/83 A 7 N
H 2
S 2
H 2
M 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
4/13/83 A
4/16/83 A
4/22/83 A
4/23/83 A
5/04/83 B
5/06/81 A
5/07/83 A
12/05/83 C
12/06/83 A
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H I
S 2
2/25/83 B
3/18/83 A
4/03/63 E
4/15/63 A
4/16/83 A
4/19/83 A
4/21/83 A
5/05/83 A
5/12/83 A
5/16/83 A
6/09/83 B
7/29/83 A
HAN SENTENCED IN ABORTION C A S=
RENT-TO-OWN MEASURE WINS JP^T^;'; ''
!JUHY INDICTS fOBMER^CHARLOTTE TEACH
«0nTl1L»/4N
INDEX
li/31/83
SUBJECTS
CHipft h\1:1 ata ?;JI.^ «";"!- T, KIDNAP CHARCfS
?A%\ L^A^''""'; ^J??^ SaS^.e^" uonapp.mo. assault
iRVSLi'?''2fe?5 CONVICTION °^ '^'^^
pf^sc'^i^.%\\^gc"Af5SS'y^%iif^s 5""^^ "«"-«"
?iiB^i:^?ir£hB7f;:"i^^^OF-"?«'^^°-^-esTo.
POLICE LOOKING FOR Me'n' Il^vOL V-: D '","cH , LO-LU» I NG
Child POfiNncPAPMv
SEE *LSn POflNOGPAPMY
ll'^ni/r'o'nl"tl'o.l'^l ?I?f"L^"?^uc'^s^ fo«°'Ll^i slatoks
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHy BILL ADVANCES
i^siJ^ANJi^^^jSiSsi'T^^s^s^ir" '"' '^'^°"'-'
Child phostitut ion
SEE ALSO prostitution
The IMMORAL c'XAMPLE
rODAr-S HOVIES BECOME SIGNS FOR RFaLITy
Child rearing
^^LJ'-^S I*"'-'' chilohoud education
BOTH Parents help babies to gqJ up —
r^l^ll^c^k^ ruUGH, EVEN FOR -SINTS^
^to}^^5 OFFFRED FOR PARFNTS
PARENTING REJUIBES SKILLS
EXPENSE DELAYS CHILO-BEiRING
Child rearing, costs
^^i.?t59„'^""-D support
8ack-t0-sch0^l may mean big bills
Child restraint seats
sel AtiS se-'r^EL^tf ''" '■''"" """'■<"•''
A'sAFl'liay"'"* """ '"J''^"«ED DISC
IcfFL"'^^ ''OR Children
LEGISLATORS TOLD CHILD-RESTrIi'L'-I?'.! T"" V^^ '^'= SEAT RESTRa
Child safety
see also safety
Child support
III Iti s"»"^"°«'''"''^^"cgi?? ""''^""^^ ^"'^°«^N
SeI l[l°c, SfT?5;:i'T?"^;iT?"'- °' '°'''' services, child support
PuPl iy.c"«?ff° ;;"" NON-SUPPORT
CH^to's5p?ife SlLt^OFiiSp^'* ^^"■° SUPPORT. ALIMONY LAWS
COMPUTER COMMISSION BILL OPPnSFn
STATE HfLPS COLLECT SUPPORT OivMci..rc
?^^SR'ciiE^"f^5ll„ET^N•^i d"" o'«^? c';?^r--
RuSf^T^r'^fl Jl^oi'odo GrSnt"^ "" ^""-^ 5"""°"
So'-LONGfR E^Sy°T§\S*1lk"r-5V*'5'"<^ PAYMENTS
STEADY CAINS MAO? "U I D CH I L |5- SUP POR T PAYMENTS
SENA?f SHKo"3K"\i?L§'su^Wfc? ^VlT''
'""°»;.V^i"^S?^„^°|? 55a?^V,;™ -SSING PERSONS
CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO ABORTION
:t|[] B'tR^yrc'^N^S^L"'* HOSPITAL.
SEE ALSO BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMiTF
If :ttg StlJ^ISi^Y^ "^ GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO PRENATAL EXERCISE
COUPLE'S FIRST bSby ^'aLSO OJRHA
N E
E
p n
DATE C
s ?
n/on/n3 c
H 2
8/09/fl3 B
S J
8/Ofl/H3 A
H 3
ti/lO/e3 B
S 2
a/17/fu A
H ?
B/IB/R3 A
H 2
IO/23/J13 A
H 3
ll/lB/>i3 B
N 2
U/11/83 a
H 2
1 1/23/83 L
H 2
1 1/27/83 C
h 3
12/01/83 e
S 2
12/13/83 A
H ?
12/l',/e3 t
S 2
U/l<./83 A
5 2
12/15/83 A
H 3
12/18/83 fi
H ?
12/16/83 C
S 2
12/16/83 C
H 2
3/30/83 A
H 2
3/31/83 A
H 2
'./a'./83 4
H 2
<./07/a3 4
H ?
*/a8/B3 B
H 2
'./12/R3 e
H 2
4/13/83 A
H 2
'•/15/e3 4
H 2
'./29/83 A
H 7
5/28/83 A
H 7
7/15/83 C
H 2
7/21/83 4
H 2
7/22/83 C
H 2
<)/l 1/83 U
H 2
9/21/83 A
S 2
'./23/83 A
S 2
5/21/83 A
H I
5/2 7/83 11
5 2
7/08/83 B
S 2 12/23/fl3 B
''G I P TYL
N W36
N W36
H 2 8/12/83
EXPANDED
INTS
2/0<)/8J
5/25/83
5/28/83
5/30/83
6/26/83
6/27/83
7/07/83
7/09/83
8/10/83
1 2
1
N
N J56
N
E
H 2 1/03/83 B 1
S 2 1/03/B3 B 5
S 2 3/09/83 4 5
ENFORCEMENT UNIT
1/18/83
1/21/83
1/23/83
2/10/R3
2/10/83
2/11/83
2/16/83
2/16/83
2/23/83
3/17/B3
3/22/83
<./27/B3
5/10/83
5/25/83
6/27/83
7/02/83
7/I7/B3
7/19/83
7/28/83
8/20/83
9/05/83
9/06/83
9/07/83
9/07/83
9/12/83
0/02/83
0/21/83
0/22/83
0/31/83
l/2<./83
1/25/83
12
1
2 1
N J56
G J56
G J56
N 0",6
r. J56
N nai
E
N J56
S 2 9/16/83 B I
' 2 10/12/83 4 16
BIRTHING KOUM
UBSTETKICS-GYNtCOLUGY
^s?'5^^Ti???gj5'Ifsi^i:ci?L°^l^i;;;\5i;-if;;i^4j5*?4L
S 2 1/01/93 A
H 2 1/04/83 B
H 2 1/06/83 A
N N U A L
12/31/83
PACE 12''
l/17/8<.
W^^:^JBh^iiB^^\ii c2SE'ti>. 0..E. ...
MIDklFE 6UL SPABKS nOlE B 1 9 TH S OEdATE
tSinS delivered 61 FIREFIGmTEJS
ioTHEa, bABY. NEED 1EDK4L haJmONY
F01.«S ASOuSo HEBE: LIFE IN DUtMAI
'"■^^I'Ilsd aoqlescence^^ ^^
111 ItIS ^SJe^Nol'S^AS^ScACY COJNCL OS CHILDREN ...0 YOUTH
SEE ALSO MOHE INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO OuINTuPLETS
SEE ALSO SIAMESE TV.INS
SEE ALSO TRIPLETS
SEE ALSO TuINS
CREATIVE UAITING
CHERueS OF The LAKE COUNTRY
DRAGON BUNTING
PLAY BALL
COOLING OFF
LEATHERS IN PHOTO
GETTING A LITTLE HtLP
FRENCH T«IST
AFTERNOON NAP
auILDING A CLUB
HELLO DOLLY
TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF
rtHILING AMAY THE TIME
CHRISTMAS IS FOR CHILDREN
CHILDREN, ACClOEvrs
see accidents. children
Children, advertising
SEE Children, television
c«iloren,^art^ toooler artists create a chads of color
N?cI"sYipHON» INSPIRES artists
AFRICA INSPIRES PRIZE art
'F-Atrlll^Si^fcSS;? SrA^7?-vIT,ES FOR CHILDREN
^"■tir^A^e^li'^f^.lllES.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT.
SSLiJ^sS::^:. 'tis SSONS' PROF ItI'lE at SChOOL-S -golden goose- STORE
Children, cancer
U.S.
YOUTH
^^S-QKlSu'^f'lNKED TO A CHILOHOOL CA'lCER
OUKE STuoi: CHILD CANCER HlCH -HEN faTh
OukE S
SPRUCE PINE JOY
js.oon I ' - ■ ■ "
FAN OF REDSKINS
ER SMOKES
S RAISED FOR CANCER VICJI-
• s clImc opened at DJK|
burE-CLl-NIC-pROilDES- SERVICES TO ChIlHREN -ITH 5RAIN TUMORS
SsiYSTIFYlNG CHILDHOOD CANCER GOAL OF MEETING
YOUTH FACES FFAR. AS WELL AS JIScASE
^eyJlR-OLS'nlSL^SUFFERING FRO-< CANCER ALMOST S-EPT PRESIDENT OFF HIS.
HIGH-LEVEL PAL
'""•°C0O;i£g°SCHQOL ATTRACTS INTER=STED YOUNG CHEFS
CHILDREN. COST OF RAISING
SEE CHILD REARING. COSTS
'""se"a;so'?hVlDREN. MURDER
SEE ALSO COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS
GROUP OFFERS UNOERSTANOING TO bEREAVED PARENTS
Children. dhuGS
see also drug abuse
"ItSHJ- ISSfV^NoJ^ChESf h'ar^'youngsters „ ^.
cIu?i6n IS URGED I-i USE OF ANT 1 -P SYCHOT IC DRUG.
ALLY DISTIIR"ED
^"'t??^^A;sE''SJWK'ENC?l'EygT!§NALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO Children, suicid'^s
u
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S
£
p
0
DATE C
PG
?
i/09/ei A
q
H
?
l/21/'>3 0
i
H
7
1/21/P3 B
I
S
?
1/31/83 C
<.
H
7
2/20/^3 E
?
5/01/93 A
in
?
5/05/n3 A
6
h
5/0<»/83 A
•i
S
7
5/lD/a3 A
s
?
6/lB/M A
i
s
'
7/07/n3 A
lU
H
?
3/31/?3 A
6
H
7
<)/23/93 0
H
2
12/27/83 6
I
L
E
N M23
3/17/83 C
I P
P
M66
&/21/83 3
6/2^/83 C
6/30/83 C
7/06/83 C
7/07/83 C
7/13/B3 C
KiU
7/l'./93 A
I P
7/2^/fl3 A
7/27/83 A
-ilb
9/07/83 C
11/21/83 A
11/2^/83 C
W/23/S3 B
2/19/13
3/09/93
6/0')/93
6/23/93
6/30/93
9/09/83
K
P
F
h
n
P
N
n
P
F
n
n
N
0
12
0
N
S 2 7/0<./93 C 1
H 2 9/01/93 S 1
H 2 12/03/83 e 1
K30
F70
L<.l
1/21/93
1/21/93
3/02/93
3/11/B3
5/15/93
5/17/93
9/03/93
9/D'./93
9/2'/93
11/02/83
11/09/93
5
11
13
25
10
1
17
2 8/0'./93 C 1 P F M95
S 2 12/17/93 A 19
S 2 12/21/93 4 6
S 2 12/21/93 A 6
M A15
N A15
S 2
H 2
7/27/93 C 1
7/28/83 C 2'<
PROGRAM FOR -ILLIE M. CHILDREN
III ItsO f;fENT iHe-.TIFICaTIuN program ITIPI
iouCAlICN LAW THREATENED
'p:*e^N3^0[el!°.5°?Ae^"VS-^>,V, COLLEGE STUDENTS
^A^Ji:'icA^^S^N^ aSI ^S2 liTSSSc?^p'T?D-2S^°G,FTE0-PuP.LS PROGRAM AT COLLEGE
1/15/93
3/10/93
3/19/93
5/22/93
6/06/93
10/30/93
H/l'./93
12/03/83
12/12/93
12/22/93
1/24/R3
2/17/83
2/17/93
3/17/93
3/50/83
<./13/93
'./15/93
9/03/93
9/04/93
U/11/93
12/29/83
I
15
1
3
1
15
12
16
L30
M2 3
130
N H23
N «2«
N H24
N
ML Y / A rj N
i/ni/8) -
I N 0 E <
s u 6 J e c r s
SEE *LSO «uTI^M
FORMULA PaaPOSEO FOR SOKE SCMIQL FIIN.l-;
S!i;i!-,S'^'^"5SES TEST MoniFiCArioNS
SE'2^rr.SE'°$sjoJ?.~j^gaH?SRr^'°*"
PPEO CHILOREM
CHILDREN, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO Children, hospitals
s'li A*tig s^it?s^^•Rr"^ ""VICES
STUOlf SHOWS LEAD AFFECTS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY IN BRAIN
ILOREN, HOSPITALS
"loSti°p?E°^A'R£"c'^iLSfl'EN lol'A}1,''t-;^L<2''„hll',r"' HOSPITALS,
Ho^^^f?iL-^Rr^N^Ss'v\Sp-ti%^srLUElJ"- --«--•'
Children,
HYPfRACTIviTY "has 'many CAUSES
^^^sEi3c^E'^rA?^3N?"y?L[°iTlhi;'2iua"—
Children, learning
if! ?t|2 fr«tr';cir:DKSE^^?S3tAf?SN"'""^ "°^-"
death
APPEAL
CHlLOrtEN, MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
Hi tif!''"'"^ DISABILITIES
SEE MENTALLY RETARDED
CHILDREN, MURDER
IH fl-IS Children, deaths
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
?9Itl^" CONVICTED IN CIRL -S
iJ'O'J'E^S SUBMIT -ILLUMS- .rKc.L
JSuVr^E 8-1^' Hl^D^sTEA^Ti^^'*'^ .-YEAR-OLD BOY
MAN CHARGED IN GIRL'S DEATH
MnJ^cS:?"-?:?"' ''°"ND FROZEN
-INSTON-SALEM WOMAN {? C^H^Ir^GeS^-U OEATh OF DAUGHTER
Children, nutrition
SEE ALSO nutrition
?^'^Ti^i^h:???T;egsLi^rjp?;?"-----cowL
SCHOOL FOOD ON GRIDDLE ° ACTIVITY AND DISCIPLINE
BREAKFAST OF PI7ZA GIVEN OK
BABY FAT LINkEo'tO VARfgryV HEALTH HOES
CHILDREN, RETAPueO
SEE MENTALLY RETARDED
CHILDREN, SAFETY
SEE Child safety
Children, sports
jBcJ?fS?'5''f° "' PARENTS
Jiii^ '5 FART OF COMPETITHN
CTOR MAKES TRACKS FOR TRACK
ORTS, CHILDREN TOP 1 C OF • Sea L TH NIGHT OUT-
Children, STATE services
PAGE I2i
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s I r
£ L Y
C HG L P SYL
SEE ALSO HEAOSTART
Hi "-52 LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
sIe ttso SPEciAc'-ESuCAn'SN 'E''"^*'""' "» ALL HANDICAPPED CHILDREN ACT,
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
SEE ALSO SPINA BIFIDA
EOUCATIPN LAW THREATENED
consultants: N.C. LEAbTo-f^ER STATES WITH PROGRAM FOR WILLIE M.
CHILDREN, SUICIDES
si ALSO imiim: uM:
FOUR HOSPITALS TOLD TO ADMIT YOUNG PEOPLE
Children, TELEVISION
l/2<./B3 C
1 N
M23
Z/C/XJ A
^/^5/fl3 B
'r N
2/25/S3 C
3/16/83 B
1 P F
3/30/83 A
8 N
'•/0'i/83 B
2 P F
6/07/83 A
5 L
6/15/83 B
1 P F
■5/07/83 A
5 L
9/09/83 B
4 N
10/l<,/83 a
1 N
12/19/83 A
<. E
5 2 7/14/83 A
S 2 I 1/14/83 c
S 2 12/12/83 A
S 2 <r/29/83 B IFF A15
H 2 7/31/83 D I P F B30
S 2 10/12/83 C 12 u
H 2 11/30/83 C 12 N
S 2 U/30/83 A 8 N
S 2 5/20/83 A 4
H 3 10/08/83 C 1
H 2 11/06/83 B 1".
H 2 12/21/83 A 6
1/22/83
2/05/83
6/18/83
8/06/83
9/07/83
9/07/83
9/30/83
10/22/83
10/23/83
10/25/83
12/09/83
L/02/83 e
2 N
1/02/83 E
2 N
2/29/fl3 B
5 N
3/03/83 C
I 3 P F
't/O't/83 A
6 n F
5/10/83 A
■P N
6/16/83 C
7/05/83 b
1 N
S 2 3/15/83 A A L
S 2 3/22/83 A 4 L
H 2 8/05/83 A ID P F 830
H 2 9/30/83 6 4 N
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
2
2/07/83 B
3/01/83 B
3/09/83 A
12/05/83 A
12/12/83 A
12/19/83 A
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TFlFVT<:inw
SEE ALSO TELEV SION CilSSferilP?
SEE ALSO TELEi S ON VIOLENCE
•MUDDLED THINKING. OOeIi!!" HEl P KIDS
CHILDREN H 2 12/J2/83 A 16
H 2 12/03/83 A 15
M 2 6/25/83 A 4
MQNiMLT/AN
SUBJECTS
1/17/8'.
C PG L P BYL
rv OR
G«auP
oaaup
Nfl T TV? Z*P'S NO ANShEK , ,
children;^ gSSSlNflN VOTE' H»POY ■^GYS, G.RflELD...
CmILOREN'S
SEE iLSn
BOOKS
EOuCiT
•WORK
KID PC
BOOK M
THE CmILORE
IN THE
ACTING
CMlLOllATCH
SEE CHIL
IrU^i^^s^? ^sSk? ^5rcs;pjs^s"§pi^;u butter
OF art: Mis 5r,GIN IN LJCKY GLIMPSE OF CHILD
l«£S FUELS MOH'S S- ALL BJ S InE S S
AY BE BEST CHRIST-aS G IF T
•slnTjlGHT-'-THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SHINES IN -CHILDREN'S HOUR'
D WATCH
^""-%L GENERALISSIMO ChEF EATING EXTRA HOT. VOLATILE CHILE (CARTOON,
EL GEN
CHIMNEY ROC
CHIMNE
CHIMNEY SnE
SWEEPI
Chimneys ^
CHIHNE
BRICK
MONUME
HEATER
CHIMPANZEES
SPACE
SPACE
y'hock'race neat week
EPS
NG JOB
Y BEING SHORTENED
BY BRICK
NT TO THE PAST ^ ^ ^
S REauIRE PROPER MAINTENANCE
CHIMP DIES AT zng
PIONEER SERVED WELL
"""'see also PEKING, CHINA
"oR^'IStLfN'sCHMIDT TO SPEAK AJOUT CHINA
MfISmN.C. SOUGHT TO CO TO CHINA
THWARTING FRIENDS AND COURTIKS FOES
BARKING UP WRONG TREE
"^"""chiSeSE CHILDREN'S ART SHOW
LITTLE MONKDY WITH HIS MOTHER
CHINA. CIGARETTES ,„vITED Tl PRODUCE IN CHINA
CHINA INVITES REYNOLDS INTO MVRKET
PUNISHMENT IN CHINA
"""'fnlNfACTION COULD HURT DURHAM'S DANCE FESTIVAL
^"""iH^&'A^&ifR^EACTING
CHINA, EDUCATION
UNIV ' '"
EDUC
^"'"VolSIS^ilMNES KEEP l"^^,^\l„Tl Cf
f;S-FSg:|»'SA'i!^Ei^i"Ail%:rCi5S°8ST over Chinese visitor
'CHARLIE' WILL NOT VISIT N.C.
CHINA, FOREIGN RELATIONS
ASU HAS TV LINK wITH CHINA
CHINA, FORE IGN TRADE
SEE China, trade
China, IMPORTS
^MF;Vl?E^"iSMN";N8SsTR.ES AT IDOS
priniclotm 'DUMPING' Ruled
China, medicine
see also acupuncture
"!Hti-i? 'p2i5ici°Ai'LssiST.NT sees how ancient and modern medicine «u
^"""dHY!ii'^?;FS°?"-S^ESJhATION
China, TEiTILES
;NlSEislT?''lN CHINA HONORS DU< E "Scf?l°?nnA
EOUCiTION OFFICIALS PLAN TELECONFERENCE TOOA
SfE iCSO TlillLf INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
CHINA AND U.S. STILL 0 I 5CU SS I^ G T|x T I L
Nn pIoGRESS is REPORTED IN TEXTILE TAL
E IMPTRTS
_KS WITH CHINA
FROM CHINA
H 2 6/26/a3 D i
S 2 8/03/83 C 10
H 2 a/o'./a3 A u
2 1 1/0^/83 3 6 P N
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
3/16/83 C
',/03/n3 0
<./10/R3 D
5/15/63 c
12/l<./e3 A
i,/08/93 U
"./IS/aS D
I F JU6
3 P U Hh5
3 P U H',5
2 a/20/83 A 4 T T R56
H 2 './17/B3 A 11
H I 1/08/83 B 1 P P
H 2
S 2
1/06/83 B
1/07/83 B
5/11/83 C
11/26/83 A
1/19/83 A 10
1/20/83 A 4
H66
C56
F30
N
S 2 1/01/83 A 16
H3 3/16/833 1 '-
H 2 '•/I't/Bl A 4 J
S 2 12/19/83 A <. E
S 2 6/30/33 D TON
H 2 7/22/83 D <. P P
S 2 6/20/83 A 2
H 2 6/21/83 A 11
H 2 2/10/83 A ".
H 2 "./oa/es C 5
H 2 4/10/83 D 4
H 2 6/11/83 B 1
H 2 6/22/93 A 13
H 2 5/11/83 A 1 P N
H 2 5/18/83 C 2 N
H 2 5/19/93 C 9 N
H 2 6/10/83 A 6 N
H 2 5/12/93 B 5 N
2 7/25/83 A
2 8/23/83 A
H 2 9/25/83 0 1 0 F B30
S 2 9/07/83 C 1 N
SENATORS PUSHED TEXTILE POLICY
■rEE irs8^HlNA, IMPORTS
iff ALSO FOfl£I&N TRADE
^T^l^t^E^CUoill E;^2?;yTvI; ACCORD WITH CHINA
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
M 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
M 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
M 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/04/83 e
1/12/83 A
1/14/83 A
1/16/83 0
1/20/83 C
1/23/83 A
5/07/83 A
7/25/83 A
7/11/83 A
a/Ol/83 H
8/02/8) 0
9/03/83 A
8/20/83 A
9/21/83 B
U/23/fl) A
9/13/93 B
10/17/93 A
U/04/83 B
11/05/83 A
12/01/83 C
12/09/93 A
12/16/83 C
12/23/83 A
7/31/63 A 1
6/01/83 B 1
HONTMLr/AN
INDEX
U/31/H3
s u 8 J 6 c r s
i/i7/a<.
China grovf, n.c.
F.MLY CURSE: CHINA GROVE WOM. N LAMENTS HEREDITARY DISEASE
'""-°c^^rN^!uTp%^^N^[%'iR°r,e"°VaS^c^l^?„?!{?v^''^^^' ^•^•'
OeiDSV.ULE HOuIe ON TjSR"SR\'S£'ioLIO.ys
ChLORDANE
7 OrSPLACEO av bug spray AUAfT Di AM
kORK STARTS TO CLEAN UP TAINTED tp^ t
CONTAMINATED MELL WATER iiuLEl aUay^
CHLORINE
LEAKING CHLORINE AT POOL STOPPED
CHLORINE GAS
CHhoSCll Mf?5 f?OH T;J^°CaR
cHt8S[;if ^ 25v j'^oreikK^rNG CAR
CHLORINE LEAK IS CONTROLLED
CHLORINE LEAK FORCES EVACUATITN
CHLORINE LEAK HURTS FrR?FIGHTER
CHOCOLATE
SEE ALSO FOOD
c'ss^F?^s'c^Ho^^crTE°c"3^?icH5Nrig^^;!^R^?g^e^A';f^ *«^ --^ ^^^ """«g.
Chok ing
see accidents, choking
cholesterol
Chore horkfrs
SEE CHORE , DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. TP SOCIAL SERVICES. (ACRONYM,
CHOKAN COLLEGE
CHOWAN COLLEGE EYES FOUR-YEAR DEGREES
CHOWAN HOSPITAL
EOMISTEN SAYS BINGO PROFITS A^ E SIPHONED OFF
Cho.an river
ToS^S"§IlGS;,^fSE'?Lr3N = S:^?l,'^';f?J'' " COUNTIES
ERA ASKED TO ARBITrStE RIVER^Jli^SVI^
ChRISMONS
^^CHR"il2n£"?JL'"?5 OECGRATIONS
CHRISHON TREE SPARKS SEASON AT AREA CHURCH
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
GUILD OFFERS ADVENT DANCES
Christian academies
ill ^R°V5S{^ l"c'Hl,hl'r «"^"'
Chr istian act ion league
ifc'J^Sc' '.lriV;,^V[lul:^\^^ '^^ CEVEL OF IT
'""llE"c'K,Prc;5?^i^?Jlr
Christian help center
HELP CENTER'S HOURS CHANGE
CHRISTUN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
«"E 2I0N, CME CHURCHES DISCUSS MERGER
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
OySER RECEIVES Chiihcm tit. c
«YSER DESERVES mSnoR ' ' "" '
CHR ISTIANITy
SEE ALSO RELIGION
r*iFv??I'°''"-'°-Sno'" °' c^^^^u..s
?^i}S^Srwii|SJ5S?^7^?i'5?lYSTRuE
Christmas
III !!-|2 Christmas, Durham
JlS^s SA"?i'v^[r;Sc%*SE'°^^' """^'^
III JLsn santa'claus ^
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR Christmas;
CHR STMAS SHOW OPENS THIS WE£<
sfijpK^^si^^^f^s;'- ^ r
S''S'!ii^F ^!u1I[%*rU E^ i°"^ °'^'-^ " ACKL.ND
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CHRISTMAS, CRIME
SEE ALSO CRIMES. DURHAM
CHRISTMAS, DURHAM
It 8 iK!iF""""'«*°«."oi-J5 '"" WRESTLING,
LHKisfMAS ON The Farm
DATE
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N N U A L
1/01/03
I N 0 E «
- 12/31/83
•IIS THf Se«SnN fGR 4RT5 AND E N TED I A I NHFN T
OPEN'oanas TO the past today
STEP INTO CHRISTHASES PAST '
FESTIVE DECORATIONS
YUlETIOE at STAGVILLE
HOLIDAY FOoDS FOa THE HMOLc
S^^.grfau'Js St^VSSuSE SET Sir.
S?^?''{51?\a3EN -ITH NAHES
chsistxas Shdh -ell done
Christmas greetings ,.,,-
in ThF SPOTLIGHT: THIS wEEn'S
GUILD OFFFRS ADVENT DANCES
•BrIinSTORI- actor MILL PLAY S
PARTY TIBE
lilSHES COKE TRUF
BREAKING Through
HOLIDAY MAIL VOLUME xlLL PEAK
BUILDING SANTA'S HOUSE
PASSING PARADE
TRADITION OF SHARING
•CHRISTMAS' IS SUNDAY AT WEST
THIS MOM HAD SPIRIT OF ChRIST-
KiOLlDAY CELEBRATION SCHEDULED
CHRISTMAS STORY
19TH CENTURY CHRISTMAS
HEcTINC OF T«n GENERATIONS
TOYS FROM TOTS .
MORE Than one KAY TO APPROACH
POSTmaS's'saCk nuLGING AT CHR[
i"J{t"n"ma«E CHRISTMAS AS'
YESTERYEAR: DURHAM GETS TASTE
DUKE PLANS CHRISTMAS WORSHIP
PUBLIC SAFETY SPONSORS PARTY F
OLD-FASHIONED TREE
LOOKEE THERE!
f^tll'^^r, IJe^^^ELL .OUT EARLY
NO WHITE Christmas seen
FApilLieS GET YULE FOOD
CHRISTMAS GIVING
Si'Nr0^n^ErTS°?C0S| FORHOLI
»HcN IS CHRISTMAS MORE THAN A
SS'Ic^'SS^eI'f'SSIiS'ImONG EMPLOY
WHY DOESN'T DURHAM 0EC03ATE7
NO MAIL DELIVERY MONDAY
DURHAM PSOS HELP BRIGHTEN CHRI
CHRISTMAS IS FOR CHILDREN
■75lkInG REINDEER- FRESENT Ch«
FAMILIES SHARING HOLIDAYS mIH
MAG c OF Christmas glitters in
LilF shoppers: some DON-T MIN)
HELPING The NEEDY
SANTA'S ELVES COMPLAIN THAT NO
MERRY CHRISTMAS DURHAM (CART03
DURHAM CALLED GENEROUS
riuNOREDS MERE DEDICATED TO SHA
AR
DAY
HIGHLIGHTS
CROOGE AT lAkEmOOD BAPTIST
POINT
AS
SU-4DAY
A SANTA
SiMASTIMt
tCIAL TIME FOR FAMILY
OF 19Trt-CENTURY CHRISTMAS
OR YOUTH
OAY
hOL I jay?
ERS
SIMAS FDR TWO FAMILIES
LLE^'GE TO IMAGINATION
FOREIGN GRAD STUDENTS
BASEMENT
THE LAST-MINUTE CROWDS
ONE BELIEVES IN THEM
Nl
RING
ChRISTMaSi DURHAM,
DEPRESSION
"cff ai'so'chRISTMaS. N.C. DEPRESSION
SeI IlSO DEMESSIO:! (EMOTIONAL STATEl
SEE ALSO MgmAL HEALTH
CLASS SET ON FACING HOLIDAYS
DOCTOR PERSUADES MAN NOT TO JJMP
ChRISTmaSi history
' SecIaC-eSSJiES: for ThESE
I-AGES OF ChRISTMASES PAST
lofr^nil h5"iA;NGErYbi:E OBSERVANCE varied
Christmas* im£rnational
k!L{°cSlTr.rSI°oISES»^3;SfRIES recalled
sr.MF Christmas days mere unforgettable
hajnT memory
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''i'^\:'jhnA'{ii ioC^s;; season
s"pi?? ^°asllvE0'iT''If^E'S HISTORIC SITES
10 A.M. TODAY IN SIl;R CITY
A TRAVELER'S DELIGHT
AN ENTERTAINING HOLHAY
s is'^a living oak tree
Busy playing Santa
gives hand to santa
l^SlSlN^f PRo'jIcTS UNIER may at MUROOCK CENTER. UMSTEAO...
FESTIVE HOLIDAY SEASON
n5^E?r!LoS'oJ CHRISTMAS EVE
ANCfLS HOLIDAY CONCERT o,,. innrs HORNETS AND OTHFR...
Mj^olf^s'rFSR°S2?^E;:!sEM^E'2^R?^^Ti2?''aiYfS?IPuNFORGETT.BLE
RENTERS IN N.C. SAY SANTA SUUS SCARCE
5^Rirpi?Tf^i"rEA7^ssi°N::!!°ROAos
J"oei»^SSis°:cR'K"'Src*.R,STMAS GR.NCH
ELP little girl get TTY she mANTED
eV^'SIf't's'^^S? mil 5iv?iiMlLY'S HOLIDAY
OEPl ESSION
rMRISTHAS. N.C.» DEPRESSION
tcf iisn CbrUtmaS. DURHAM. OEPlESblUN
III Its" OEPRfIsION IEmOTIONAL STATEl
"!HR*^l?M:l''iSl:iSA?'I:iO STRESSFUL TIME OF YEAR
CHRISTMAS SALES RISE IN SUNBElT
.hFAT. first sees green CHRISTMAS FOB
S"ct MERCHANTS ANTICIPATE PROFITABLE
HOLIDAY SHOPPING BRISK
SHOPPFRS JAM DURHAM STORES
DURHAM RETAIL SALES RISE
RFTAU STORES
CHRISTMAS SEASON
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12/10/83
12/11/83
12/11/83
12/11/83
12/11/83
12/13/83
12/15/83
12/16/83 A
12/16/83 B
12/17/83 A
12/18/83 6
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N N u A L
1/01/B3
li/3l/83
SHOPUfltRS 04MPEN HEBCmaNTS- spistr
CHfllSTmS SHOPPFHS EMPTYING N. c. ';rnoF
FINISHING TOUCHES
RES
SHOPPERS
MINI THf LAST-MINUTE CROHOS
ifT.V.ll'ii'r'nll ISIr '""'^'' "^"'"" ^°» CHRISTMAS
DURHAM HOLIDAY SALES SHOW BIG INCREASES
Christmas, u.s.
C"«fSI«*S COUNTDOWN bEGINS
J. VA. TOWN GETS GIETS
REAGAN Tn MFAO /-euro
GI
REAGAN TO HEAR CEMTRAL CHATHAI CHOIR
GIFTS UN HAY TU WEST VIRGINIA ^"''"'
?S5^';^^ri|j;?i^r,?if^:?o;.o.YHELP
N.C. COUPLE BRING 'GIFT of' LOVE-
FOLKS ARQUNO HERE: WHAT - - °" ^
FROM TAR HEELS
^0 BRANCHLAND
MESSAGE
'""llE"A\S§*K8|;f^'?SiRs""" ^' "'""'^ "^''ES IN CHAPEL HILL
lltl'''(cll°'o4°','oll'' '"'" ^^''■STM.S TOUR
CANDLELIGHT TOUR IS DEC. ID. 1 I
ini^lS^i'\n'l^?ll slviglsliAS TOURS
CHRISTMAS Cards
"llf^E^SL^S^n""' '"°^
SESR'Y^^?;;il^fSA"s°^^'=''"
FOLKS AROUND HERE: MINUTE DRAMA
FOLKS AROUND HErI: wil^V' f h^'S: f l MAN BROUGHT
CHRISTMAS Carols
YOUR FAVORITE CHRISTMAS CAROLS
:rspC5rsiL'!D5;"j 1-5 "«°t^
RINGING JUT
ONE PARENT SPOILS CONCERT
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
SEE ALSO CHRISM0N5
SEE ALSO CRAFTS
III Jti3Saf!Di;?'?;;ETr'''"5 '""
"f '"LLECTS- ORNAMENTS
sJS?LlGriNTcJ {c'^PRjSr"^^^^
^V^^IJSiifeE^L^iK^""^^"'^'^"
AN OASIS OF GLITTER
P^^iUS'h^'.EI'*"' "" " POISONOUS
IT'S CHRISTMAS ALL YEAR LONG
THE HANGING OF tSe greens
'?■" J"" YULE WREATHS
HfJ?A\'5ff?LJ$fYuT^^^;Ti3??^"'^^
i?c'8iII?S^s"Ln!Hf"5E'L^? "' ^^"''^ ""E ^OR FAMILY
g»'5G°S'T'^°?!s?SS^'" ^'"''"^
CHRISTMAS TRAVELERS
?HiT??'?:jE's?vsyr ""»*'£'
HSS'j,2fs=3S'^i:^aE^ij^raBi^R;:^!?^jiR,ED
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
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^i^^rMl'lB^Br^'^^''^'^ CENTER. UMSTEAD.
CHRIS^mI^'c'^OrIs ' '""-^ " * CHILD. EDUCATOR SAYS
GIFTS ON WAY TO »*6ST vrfir.rwr*
GIFTS ABE SFRIQUS BUSINESS
THIN* BEFORE G?ilNG PETS ° ""^ ""^
5gL^^?ifUrfT'r^ --°--" "'"^"^'^^
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NOW THAT SANTA'S BROUGHT THE rOYS...
A Christmas memory
•A CHRISTMAS MEMORY' WAS MEMORABLE GIFT
'""JIJ^JS PARADES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BAHAMA CHRISTMAS PAHAn.-
V4 .'MS CHRISTMis. oiSHAM'^*"°-
fii a'lS's 5?R"rs^s'"'"'"'*5 -'""^
c'H3I?TSi^'-p;?;Ers??';ol'NOV .7
PARADE ORGANIZER NA»eo ' '^ '
OEJoLf^J^Sf^'c^S ^° ORGANUE PARADE
N."Es'Al£5^.Jlf??o"°'-'"'' ""^'^E PARTICIPANTS
PARADE APPLICATIONS ARE DUE NOV. 1
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1 P N
S 2 12/l<i/n3 A
1 P N C60
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S 2 12/23/83 C
8 P P
H 2 12/24/83 a
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H 2 12/25/83 c
1 P P K30
5 2 12/26/83 A
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H 2 12/27/83 B
1 P P 576
S 2 12/27/83 A
1 N C60
H 2 12/10/83 A
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H 2 12/19/83 B
1 N
H 3 12/20/83 B
1 N HbO
H 1 12/21/83 C
1 P N
S 2 12/21/83 C
14 N
H 2 12/22/83 e
1 N
S 2 12/22/83 C
P P F
H 2 12/24/83 a
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S 2 12/24/83 A
4 E
S 2 1 1/21/83 B
1 N
H 2 11/22/83 A
6 P ^4
H 2 11/27/83 E
8 N
H 2 12/04/63 E
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H 2 12/13/83 A
6 P N
H 2 1/09/83 0 12 n F
H 2 12/11/83 C 14 P P Kin
H 2 12/12/83 A
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4 L
1/D2/S3 C
1/09/83 A
10/29/83 A
U/05/83 A
11/24/83 A
11/26/83 A
11/29/83 C
12/07/83 a
12/10/83 A
12/10/83 A
12/1 1/83 C
12/11/83 E
12/13/83 B
12/14/83 C
12/17/83 A
12/18/83 C
12/19/83 C
12/20/83 B
12/21/83 A
12/22/83 C
12/23/83 A
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12/01/83 A
12/01/83 C
12/02/83 A
12/02/83 C
12/04/83 0
12/13/83 8
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12/14/83 A
12/15/83 0
12/19/83 B
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1 12/21/83 C
2 12/21/83 A
12/21/83 C
12/22/83 B
12/22/83 B
12/22/83 C
12/22/83 C
12/23/83 A
12/23/83 e
12/23/83 A
12/24/83 fl
12/24/83 B
- 12/24/83 A
2 12/25/83 C
2 12/26/83 C
2 12/29/83 A
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10/03/83 C
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10/11/83 C
10/18/83 C
10/26/83 a
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1/01/83 -
INDEX
12/31/83
TklRteHS PkEPARE fa« PARADE
22 FLOATS IN PASaOE LINEUP 50 FAR
22 FLOATS IN CmRIST-^AS PAPAOE
ourha" parade molds "message
Christmas parade getting arty look
christmas parade: expect some clowning around on the cltr
gpeat leather expected for parade
SUN Should Shine for holiday parade
THEY'RE dreaming of a clean C-iRISTHAS
THOUSANDS SEE mOLIOAY PARADE
DRAGONS AND BELLS
PARAOf ElCITEMENT
HOLIDAY PARADE ONE DF THE BESr
PARADE SATURDAY
CHRISTMAS PARADES
CHRISTMAS PaRaIESi N.C.
SEE ALSO HENDERSON, N.C.i CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO ooxaORn, N.C. Christmas parade
paraof entries nom available
Christmas parades: Saturday In henofrsun
paradfs: 10 a.m. today in s i l' k city
hHRSE-an mas mIGh-SPIR ITED, PIlICF Say
MAN RIDING HORSE Charged with dwi
hgrscS banned from parade
LDUIS^URG, f^JNN parades TODAY
parade today in gqldston
chr istmas Parties
PUNCH. SYLLAbUB SPICE HOLIDAY GE T-TO&E IhERS
partygoer'S key to success is diet, exercise
Christmas shopping
see christmas. sales
STREETS SUNDAY
CmR ISTMAS STAR
SEE ALSO UNIV.
THE Pn»ER <S
ILL "3REHEAU PLANETARIUM
OF N.C.-CmaPEL
... . . .. SYMPOLS
RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES
FOROMAM explains star RFmOval
fordham made right decision a=jut star
missing star drams complaint
removing unc star uas m"ong decision
planetarium star mon't be restored
vf« christmas star
A Christmas story ifilmi
DON'T miss 'Christmas story-
ChR istmas trees
SEE ALSO Duke UNIV.. ChRISTmaS TRcc
SEE also trees
me 'collects' ornaments
Theater opening is very special event
APHiDS Threaten Christmas tre=s
Christmas aEFORF HALLOWEEN?
MAN SELLS Christmas TREES 3Y mail ORDER
ART MUSEUM TO LIGHT TREE
TREE SALE aEGlNS
TREE TRIMMING PARTY
3RING[NG ChEER
Christmas tree to b? lighted
CHRISTMAS is a LIVI'<G OAK TREt
FOLKS AROUND HERE: CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
CHRISTMAS TREES SELL OUT EARLY
KINNEY: Christmas TREES ARE JJST LIKE OLD FRIENDS
INJURED BOY'S CHRISTMAS TREE HAS PEEN UP ALL YEAR
MAKE Christmas tree a gift to biros
hQm times do Change: yule observance VARIED
Chromosomes
SEE ALSO genetic research , ^,
DO Chromosomes hold the key to control aging?
r Mfi V ^ I FR CDfiP
see also autos isfe also names of specific autos and auto manufacturers!
The Chrysler deal mad strings attached
workers' comp bill breezes tm> ough senate panel
Chrysler silences critics
chrysler's pay-back doesn't right a wrong
CHRYSLER COMES Through
CHUCK OavIS DANCE CO.
BEAT GOES ON WITH Chuck OavIS COMPANY
dance festival honors meritag= of americans
learning to dance
Chuckle
see today's cmuckl6
CMURCm OF CmR 1ST
see united church of christ
Church of cmrist icmapel hill cmu«:hi
croup sfts series to woo followers
Church of christ, scientist
SEE Christian science
"" WEST DURHAM church sets HARVtit CELFBRATIOW
churcm of goc of prophecy
prosecution ends testimony in ROaBERY OF CMURCrt
MAN FREED OF Church RHBPERIES
MAN FREED OF Church robbery Charge
Church of jesuS Christ of latter day saints
see mormons
church of The holy family ichapel hill. N.C.i
Chapel hill Church offers day care fjr Infants to ".-yEar-olOS
Church of the latter day saints iG'EEn and watts sts.i
SEE also mormons
EMERGENCY fair SChEOULEO
Church of the reconciliation
CmuRCh Plans CONCERT TODAY IN CHAPEL MILL
let 'em eat cake and 'cue
Church schools
see private schools
cmurch st.
HOUSE problem prompts talks
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1/17/8*
I'i'S •POUT HfluSE SOUGHT
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CHUDCM WOMFN UNI TED
^EE *LSO MGHEN, MINISTERS
W?l^?SS|Snyss".'^^Igy°^""« A-INIVERSARr
church hdmen united
chukch jorlo service
1. 000 in "walk fjr hunger"
CHUNCHES. CHAi>EL HILL
GROUP SETS SERIES TO WOO FOLLIWERS
CHURCHESt OuRhAM
iiitirn L^ir. sf^tifp^E^^E^svE.^^ ^"»"'"
JS;{?^^.5f^U^?V?^;f^;",",^CUL SERVICES
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION PLANNED
jll.irl'i'^V <^^'5 MINISTER
METHODIST LAY RaClv PLANNED
CHURCHES SET EVENTS '^"•*'"'^°
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c%"S^H"El'???SiR%' "" o^'food
GROUNDBREAKING INSURANCE
chSr^^Ses'pl'a'n'eve'nts'' "E'"°°'sr conference a«aro
Church remains in councii ■;
churches plan Events
KcH?M:,^?\V'?Y5if[Er' "■^""'^ """^^"^
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churches
churches
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UNITY ON
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CHURCH A
HURCHES SCHEDULE THAW SCIVING SERVICES
Churches announce activities
churches plan events
■uGrtT FOR RELIEF P'OJI^^?. _
OF ChOHT- Dkama SCmEOulED
rchfs announce Events
n2-?'.??SS"-ILL PLAY SCROOGE AT LA^E-OOD BAPTIST
r ^iiar wF ^ iNNfluNCE Cr«lSTH*b ALMVi'ica
cSnoScUNG SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
PLAN HOLIDAY EVENTS
r!F°HAL'r-J^^lS"S5R"H^i- CHURCHES IN .983
ANS SHELTER HOME
,CTIVITIES SCmEDULEO
s u a J E c
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SEE AL
SEE AL
Chap
N.C.
HUNT
CHUfl
CHUR
DAY-
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J CH
CHUR
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ChuR
ChuH
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SO COAL I I ION
SO GENERAL R
EL HILL 8APT
STUDY LOOKS
SEEKS ChuRC
CH GROUPS PL
ChES STRuGGL
CARE LICENSE
mEEL ChuRChE
hS 3uRN rock
aRGEO in Chu
ch school mo
ZION, C"E CH
CH MEMBERS S
iCh GROuP bat
ING DELAYED
RFGATION TO
PREACHERS S
CH TO VOTE 0
OF CONCERNED CHURCHES
APTIST CONVENI lOi
I5TS "ARK •FREEDQ" DAY-
AT CHURCH InFLJENCE
:i'i,;i'.ui°jiruti °o> general assembly
E TO AID POOR
EX=^mPTION APPROVED
S BEGIN CONFE'ENCE RITES
RECORDS
rch burnings
VES INTO bar ^^„
5^N'la:gS^?'?t°7iE J°"b|t,ST PASTOR
OFCIOE IF PASTOR WILL BE DISMISSED
AY NO TO SS LAW
IN PASTOR
(•»*iirchfs. N.c.t Sunday schools
"■^SEE ALSO vliATION BIBLE SCHOOL
convention set
ChESi N.C. TAKE
COURT REFUSES TO
■^"""JJiliRE'cF CHURCH-SOCIAL OR S» IR ITUAL--I5 ARGUED
;;ifE?V-E;;RC^"n^?i*T'HAvE RESULAR FOOD-A,D PROGRAM
RELIGION SHOULD BE UNIFYING
CHURCHILL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
^^EuJe'^EM^S'nISeD^huRChILL SCHOLAR
'"""s:^ ^Fi^tN^ ur^Eu'iit^En-JLEEs
SFFICEiS PROBE liD ROBBERIES
■^■''-SIlElRcS'FiRM CONSIDERS RTP ^^„
V7 MILLION CENTER PLANNED F0» »",
Research TRIANGLE to get Ntu plant
CIGARETTE INDUSTRY ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
CIGARETTE LIGHTER
■^"^siriLSO CHINA, CIGARETTES
III iti y^I'LU^SllilNa CIGARETTE
SEE ALSO SMOKING
^^^':^\^lin.^^-^i^^^ SMOKERS DUI
?]i;i:??niEj^h':^;i«ii'^iei^^^?"i^N.oAMET
"""OO? ^EMV^^ CONTAIN S-.NP HERB
«!o;u\'E?n&?iNrsrAii^rNS-3KiNG ads dispute
''^??rf^i:ccE;^iEAL'?s^yiECTs
"""luilh'TE^.i^NINGS CALLED ATTEMPT 10 PENALIZE
t?!^^i5?oaf ^i? JSSfea?lD't^S;JkTT^°2ARNING LABELS
^■""!U1'rft?"e"pUc£s "E 30'C'.
rciriShJc^NM? ?^0's0^N-?0-EVALUJTF JS-CIGARETTE PACK
LL^'. NO CIGARETTE PRICE INCREASE StEN
S. TOBACCO INDUSTRY
T S
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PAGE H3
1/17/8",
i CI&A,iEirE FIRMS INCUEASE PRICES; Lt.H unnECiDtci
CICARETFES. SALES
JAPAN rO ALLJH SALES OF U.S. :ir,»BErrEs
LOWER CIGARETTE TARIFF HAY HLH I LEAF SALES
CIGARETTE SALES DECLINE UNCERTAIN
ANALYSTS UNSURE ABOUT EFFECTS OF TOBACCO TA« HIKE
LCM PRESIDENT: GENERIC CIGARETTF SALES RISING
LCM LOOKS TO INTERNATIONAL MA)KET
IJ*"^ lif^^'-"-LS9''5in£«6D IN CIGARETTE PACKAGE DROP
NEh LCM CIGARETTE AIMED AT HISPANICS
JOBACCO FIRM WILL INCREASE S 1/ E OF PACK
CIGARETTE SALES DOWN NATIONWIOE
SEAL HELPS SELL NO-NAME CICAR=TTES
LAWS PROHIBITING CIGARETTE BRAND
CIGARETTE FIRMS TARGET NEW MARKETS
RJR'S OVERSEAS CIGARETTE SALES MEANS HUNDREDS OF PACK STYLES
CIGARETTES. TAR ANO NICOTINE RATINGS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
LOW-TAR CIGARETTES STILL DOMINATE MARKET
?So?f'UKKFT"r?K*F"„,^L^^'\V?¥;Sl"^"'f CIGARETTES
.- ■■•--•-■■■ ««»«'. i«ut 3CCi^ IN LJ
'80S' SMOKERS LUF BLENDS, FILTERS
COURT LIMITS TAR FIGURES 1n BA "
TAR AND NICOTINE RATINGS
RCLAY C IGARETTE ADS
CIGARETTES. TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, TAXES
FEDERAL CIGARETTE TAX HITS 16 CENTS
iii "FOUESTS 1,900 WORKERS TO QUIT OR RFTIRE EARLY
TOBACCO TAXES PLACED AT $6 .8 3 ILL ION IN ' 98 1 """'■'
CIGARETTE SALES DECLINE UNCERfilN
??fN p\'^^s^¥o^iS5"fiii^ niv.',in\r.:ni°ur'' ^^^'^ ■""""
R'%"T?'?fr;^tfri°f|IOER|0 IN CI GARETTE pICKAGE DROP
?irllc^\i^iVU ^^^.Vf5 * "'"" 'DUALITY' DEBATE
CIGARETTE SALES DOWN NATIONWHE
;805' SMOKERS LIKE BLENDS, FILTERS
L'22?'^2o;^?i?T?N°S'?!^^Si?T^E°gR'lNS"'^'' '" EXTENSION
CIGARETTES, THEFT
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, THEFTS
r^Jfoii^c"!!" THEFTS REPOHTET IN GEORGIA
CIGARETTE-FILLED TRAILER IS STOLEN
STOLEN TRAILER FOUND
J375,000 BONO SET FOR SUSPECT
DEPUTIES RECOVER STOLEN CIGARETTES
CIGARS
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO C IGARETTFS.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING C AMP A ICN
MOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CITY GETS NEW RAILROAD
CINDERELLA PAGEANT
SEE DURHAM/RALEIGH TRI-COUNTY CINDERELLA GIRL PAGEANT
CIOMPI QUARTET
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
VIOLINIST TO PLAY WEDNESDAY
CIOMPI Quartet to tour staif
FOUR PLAY AS ONE IN CIOMPI CONCERT
^i???l,°';';'<^" ^° ""l-*' BEETHOVEN
CONCERT IS CANCELLED
GIORGIO CIOMPI DIES AT AGE 65
OUKE SYMPHONY PLANS CONCERT flu CIOMPI
"""!iS^s? ?E3^u;!iRf?j3^«^N*'?SE'tg;;y;! "° '"''" ^'"^^^
CIRCUS WORLD lOY STORE
l"K^I ^'ii^l'^l° »"^" VIOLATING FIRE COOES
2. 000 PEOPLE SHOW UP FOR SHOT AT ONLY 20 OOLLS
CITIES, U.S.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DEFAULT
SEE ALSO MAYORS. U.S.
"l.tti?E~E£fE^^S?^l?SR"^SJ£!rUiI!cSs
""'fiarii;xi'Fi«^°piris'j???ois?p "^ '-"" ""''^''
CITIZEN BAND RADIOS
Iff iHn S£!^?'^!',',,£'IJ i'l'^^"'^ "NO CLUB
SEE ALSO RADIO DURHAM C3UNTY lACRONYMI
CB WILL AID LAW OFFICERS
NEW CHARTER
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
"SF^'SFMS^Sr^oS^Sf"''-"''"^''' OMMISSION
CITY SEEKS BOARD MEMBERS
klIT,99^f'"'''^^5!T BOARDS, COMHITTFtS NEED MEMBERS
CITIZEN'S ADVISORY
SEE __ __^ .„^.,
GROUP NAMED ON TOXIC WASTES
I2Jl^.''JI.'L?"'fl- N«*6UP RAPPED
S^II 5. ^ft'^^'O^S FOR WASTE PANEL
^.'?t;!°X'J'""' (COMMITTEE FOR HAZARDOUS ANO TOXIC WASTE
. 3 i yjSoS ::Ai?rH^;TSf^?r8KiHrs°'^"-"S5[^
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"'UriLjg'dSIJlC^Jf-iSnE'gfi^asiL' UNDERGROUND STORAGE (CACTUS,
^^Lji^?nMM}?9""5 WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
AREA COUNTIES 'OFF THE HOOK' AS LANDFILL SITE
PANEL STUDIES 9 BILLS TO HALT PRISON GROWTH
'^''lll'*!,\£°;''i"EF ON TRANSIT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
CITY Bus GROUP EYEING PROPOSALS
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6/22/83
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8
N
2
1/20/83
6
2
N
2
l/2<>/R3
U
1
N
2
2/02/83
A
ID
N
2
2/02/83
A
15
N
2
2/08/83
R
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2/08/R3
A
5
N
2
'./2n/a3
A
I
N
2
7/ 7/83
D
1 1
N
2
8/ 2/83
A
6
N
2
9/05/83
A
3
N
2
10/27/85
A
1 1
N
2
11/01/83
A
H
N
2
1 1/08/83
U
8
N
2
12/11/83
0
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2
3/29/83
A
2
N
2
7/21/83
c
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N
2
9/19/83
B
12
P N
2
10/15/83
A
5
N
2
1/01/83
C
N
2
1/22/83
A
N
2
1/22/83
A
N
2
2/02/83
A
N
2
2/02/83
A
N
2
3/20/83
D
N
2
3/27/83
A
N
2
<./Q7/a3
A
N
2
'1/20/83
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5/29/83
A
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9/05/83
A
N
2
9/19/83
b
I ? P
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9/29/83
A
N
2
11/01/83
A
I if
N
2
3/20/83
0
9
N
2
12/10/83
A
1
N
2
12/11/83
C
1
N
2
12/12/83
B
1
N
2
12/I<>/83
A
1 P
N
S 2 5/13/83 C 12 u 0'.3
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2/27/83 A
19
N
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5/12/33 0
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A15
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6/09/83 D
10
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86 1
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10/18/83 A
13
N
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10/20/83 0
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N
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11/18/83 A
1
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0
5 2
11/18/83 A
1
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N
H 2 2/2'./83 C I P F H45
H 2 6/25/83 All N
H 2 12/01/83 A 15 P N CI
H 2 1/24/83 A
H 2 './21/83 CIO N
H 2 6/19/83 C 8 N
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
3/25/83 A 8
'./18/83 A 3
2/28/83 A
3/12/83 B
3/12/83 A
4/29/83 A
5/25/83 B
S 2 11/03/83 C
S 2 ll/0<./83 C
H 2 11/05/83 A
S 2 12/01/83 A
S 2 12/14/83 C
H 3 3/30/83 C
1
N K90
N K90
N J56
N K90
N L30
H 2 <,/28/83 e I N 0<,6
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1/01/33
- U/31/93
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CITIZENS cr'<c£a-.EJ foo MI&hEB Ei>UCiTION
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CITWENS fl» A SAFfa east D0»MAH
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J2j5f "ntI 'sT^Tf to'taH'act-on on chemical firm
~ ? JPIN ON NEEGFO A?QuT ChE'ICaL.JaTa
pisSI^L' LI -ITS 0" SPEAKERS A'lGcK^POUPS
;?t?SFNTr?rin^ ?j < ss'^i^St'^az^ros
R'SIOE'.TS -ANT WASTE ACTION
^Il^n st;ic;iSNrF:jr^5sTE p>.fl tricgf, prutests
Z'GSCUPS NEurOAL IN HAYORAL »' CE
lAL" IS CHEAP
riTUE'lS NAtlOr.AL 3ANK OP,?"';"!" ,, »:Tn^N
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"ulTIFS ACCUSFO OF .-^VfRCMAR.ING
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Iff il ^0 WA«t«vFN COUNTY. N.C. ^ ^
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CITY OF "E"ir INt ,
SEE JUKKA". -I.e.
HFOICAL INDUSTRY
^"IF?^.mtl^a?:N CITY SCM00L5
SEE POLYE^TrR I'lCUSTHItS
""Sft'^juir.i-. -..L.. LIVIC CFNTtR PROPOSAL
SEE juJhI- CIVK CfcMER inLOl
CVIC fcNTf^-;.^-..C.^^^,.,^„ J- J
'ONVENTIGN C3"PFTITIUN INChfA'.cS
iE'»E J" "I'.rtT TRACK
CIVIC HUFloM AnAK.)S
Ue ilSn o'Jnll f.A-B'-K OF CJMH^KCE
ou«NS GIVfN CIVIC AKABO
?.S2^Ns'rAinl i)U-»A.'S fXTLNMVE -EOICAL FACILITIES
iiSNr.ti^p|^PLfA;J°EbSp!ELE=TSTRANOEO
"''ih" = SI-2M COUNTY CIVIL PPEPARE7NESS
^"^EE^i:r/i?5.ri?'^EPTIES uMO..
•"'"sEE'lfsa^-ERlCAN civil' lUFjTPS UNION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S RIGHTS
III '.tin G'isfcUir'llG^TS COM-ISSION
"spit-LSlNGFltES CIVIL RIGHTS MLlS
fnE'^'iKEA-' PLoS 20
CIVIL RIGHTS CuOTAS uRONG
""UeTlI^'IeSIJa^^'e'Sployees ^
"lAj^S'Turrs'IEAUrT'cS^nNC .6TI.E-ENT PLAN
JitENU^E E.PLilNS VOTE ON "CLTh CARE PLAN
CIVIL SEPVlCE SYSTFM
III A'tio ^?'''5FFfcF'-^J"'RSUNN:L -ANA.FhFNT
"i»nat ON FiOERiL RtTI-EES SHRILL. UNFAIR
'"'"IkE'ifsn'fiANCIPATION P.OCLAHATION
SEE ALS1 N.C. HISTORY
OATE
11/19/33
U/2'i/93
12/QT/93
12/?0/'3
12/21/''3
l2/22/'3
12/22/n3
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N 046
N PfSO
N <90
N SSI
•i <90
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5 2
H 2
3/0'./B3 0
3/10/93 0
d/22/93
a/23/93
a/23/93
9/09/93
9/22/93
10/31/93
10/01/93
10/0<./93
10/0''/93
10/29/93
U/05/93
11/05/93
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S 2 a/30/93 C 9
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S 2 5/11/93
H 2 6/21/93
II 1
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1/01/93 1
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M 2 2/10/H3 A
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1 P N S«3
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5 2 '1/29/83 A
S 2
M 2
2/01/93
<./09/93
4/15/93
4/23/»3
4/29/93
5/29/93
5/29/93
7/16/93
7/16/93
8/15/93
3/24/93
a/26/93
9/29/83
9/20/93
R56
<45
a/16/93 A 1
3/17/83 0 1
T32
L4I
H 2 4/14/83 A 5
" L r / A M
III •.'■5? H'y^sY
I N 0 t X
flENTONVILLE
TO BUILD PLANT IN STATE
CIVIL WAR DEL ICS
CIVIL uAK rosPEno
SHOT HAO A LOT OF PUT LEFT
CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS
rrr n^tf^?*^" BIRTH
CCC UNIT SETS REUNION
'^""'cMlif'y^F'^V? "-"I'S
RECEIVES AtaARO
civiTAN Club
^'ylTANS HQflQREn
BATTEN GETS CIVITAN POST
CLAMS
SEf »LSO SHELLFISH
SHFI f«:?tM^.^"^'-l-f'SH HARVESTI'IC
ISif-. '5" ^'f "»» BF EASEO
SOME N.C. SHELLFISHBEOp?a BF REOPENED
CLIREMONT, N.C.
SHATTERPROGF GLASS CO.
'^'•"sel'll-^s^ ^^??f" FESTIVAL
itt ALSO FESTIVALS, ftj r
CLABKSvILLESETs'FESrivAL
CLlRKTONi N.C.
C^^\"JfSK Slt^ ?fN%MF''???.^?§- ^«^
^""Jg3s^^575Si ing'K^S EVIDENCE
•^LASS AcrinN SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, us
CL. 11 REUNIONS (GENERAL HEAOINCi SECURITY CUTS
SEE REUNIONS (OTHER THAN°FaSily,
•^l-'SSIC VENTURES LTD.
s^rE'-oV^'Sn^s'TJ^R-^v^o"'^"" " °"«^ ^"noN
FCC APPROVES SALE 0F°raOI0 STATION -0(,s
CLAY COMMuNICATInNS INC
GROUP BUYS NeJspJ^ER in SHELBY
CLlir COUNTY, N.C.
SEVEN Sentenced in vote-buyin", scheme
CLAY COUNTY, N.C. Fl FrTIn.,t
Em P»OPING VOTE FJiSD^^
JURY r lun r/- Tf . , , r'**UU I^
COUNTY POLITICS
F6u(i'PE6pri'cDfi;fcTF*,!°nF"°;n^v."'j ■■ ™^^
FORMER SHERIFF^^iill? C(, .,"?J^" ^"' """' CHARGES
rn„.,. ,'..' ""'""'"^ •"""I ■" VOTE-BUYING CASE
cCArSH^SlF^^flNJ? f?U??Y
CL-i? tH"ISl'E"lA?l''S3,;?%^Is?fS3«'^ "■"■'-o PROPERTY
CLAYTON OURAND
H'SH TECHNOLOGY
SUBJECT
•"■'?;.:« jfSK jrsKii '"■"-
CLAYTON RELAYS
SEE ALSO TRACK
CLEAN :::":;• """" "" ^^^^ -^ — —
"i«3^S?CL"?,?;J^T^S^'i?UNV,R0N.NT.L IMAGE
CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
SEf,*LSO LITTER ^"
LITTER LESSENED, BUT DURHAM C.N DO BETTER
PAGE 135
Date
E L Y
C PC L P 9YL
3/13/13
3/13/83
'./J3/n3
■i/o^/ej
11/08/P3
U/25/83
U/U/93
E
U 0',3
H 1 9/i",/83 B
H 2 12/10/83 A
i 2 2/22/83 A
S 2 7/02/83 A
5 2
S 2
a/2'./83 A 2
''/0<)/83 A 7
S 2 6/09/83 A
H 2 7/26/83 A
S 2 8/30/83 B
K30
576
"66
'<66
H 2
H 2
S 2
2/13/83 A
2/20/83 A
2/25/83 A
H 2 2/20/83 C 4
H 1 7/14/83 B I
H 2 1/06/83 A I 7
H 2 1/20/83 C a
H 2 9/21/83 A 6
2 5/09/83 A 3 N
2 6/01/83 A 14 N
2 8/31/83 A 6 N
2 12/08/83 A ° N
S 2 3/15/83 fl I
H 2 3/16/B3 B 1
S 2 3/16/83 A 15
H 2 3/17/83 A 18
H 2 9/28/83 U 5
N
H 2 7/04/83 B 7
N
" 1 7/08/B3 A 10
N
H 2 7/10/83 C 1
N
" ? 7/11/83 B 14
N
H 2 9/08/93 C 20
N
H 2 9/22/83 A 7
N
S 2 9/22/83 C 2
N
" I 9/23/83 A 9
N
H 2 9/25/83 A 12
N
" 2 9/29/83 B ^
N
S 2 9/29/83 C '
N
H 2 10/07/83 A 12
N
H 2 10/09/83 B 14
N
H 2 9/21/83 A 9
N
» 2 9/22/83 A 7
N
H 2 9/23/83 A 9
N
" 1 ,9/25/83 A 12
N
S 2 10/06/83 C 1
H 2 10/07/83 A 2
N
H 2 10/09/83 8 4
N
S 2 11/15/83 A 5
N
S 2 11/30/83 C 2
N
S 2 12/24/83 A 15
N
H 2 12/25/93 A 14
N
H 2 1/30/83 0 10
F L41
F L41
N L41
" 2 5/29/83 A 21 P
H 2 9/0'./83 D 10
> 2 10/08/83 A 9 P
N
H 2 5/01/83 B 8 N C36
S 2 3/01/83 A a P N
H 2 1/06/83 A 4 E
MONTHLY/A
N N U 4 L
1/01/33
1 N 0 e X
12/31/83
SMKuBS PLA^4^E0
CLEAN COMMUNIT
CLEAN COMHUNIT
HOPES FOR SUCC
PUOl IC SERVICE
ADDING IT UP
CLOSE INSPtCTI
'L ITTER-GI TIER
BURTON SCMOnc
DISPLAY AWARDS
LITTE" DEVICES
ROOfNHlZER HEA
CLEANUP CROUP
THEY 010
NE» OFFICFkS
ANT 1-L ITTER CR
ANTI-LITTER GR
TMO GENTLEMEN
CARL HODGES HE
HODGES NAMED P
GROUP NAMES MA
PARADE APPLICA
2! FLOATS IN C
IT'S TIME NOu
THEY'RE OREAMI
GROUP PLANS 05 IVt
GROUP TO GIVE AWARDS
ESS
CAMPAIGN BEGI>IS
WINS FLAG FOR CLEANING UP
AT WORK
DING CLEANUP gr:up
ELECTS R0DENHU5R
OUP NAMES BRITT CHAIRMAN
OUP NAMES PANEL MEAD
OF MERIT
ADS GROUP
ANEL CHAIRMAN
ROY TO POST
TIONS ARE Due N1V. 1
MRISTMAS PARADE
TO TIDY UP
NO OF A CLEAN CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
CLEFT PALATES CAN BE FUEO „,^^„
SURGERY CAN CORRECT CLEFT PALATE DEFECT
RIOICULEi DISCRIMINATION BEHI^IO HER
CLF&G'S TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL, INC.
tAlNTED WELLS PUSH SEVEN FROM HOMES
CfliTAMINATED WATER TO BE CLEA'iED IN MONTH
7 DISPLACED BY BUG SPRAY AWAIT PLAN
WORK STARTS TO CLEAN UP TAINTFD WELLS
^w?;:;*:i??;'2o?'s'i»rj^NArfv'^^Er?5R 7 residents
'^^"'gfElisON-FS^llfT^ DISCUSSES HKING OF AO MCLELLAN
MCNEELY QUITS DUKE TEAM
MCLEClaN CONFIDENT OF JOB SECJRITY
ATCMLEY RECEIVES VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
jALL'pOSSESsInN\l&FR%EY IN <ECPING BENNETT AT fAY
TIGERS GET LAST WORD
SNIPES: JUST MEANT TO BE
SI TE DISTURBS COACHES
UNC VICTORY NAILS DOWN ACC BASEBALL TITLE
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
:\,i4:llT-l:l'\nUli^ TIGe-RS
?rEMS?S"iT?iFi^??nNEXPERIE-,CF AGAINST DUKE'S
DEVILS' FTS VOID TIGERS' 3-PaiNTERS
IF YOU MISSEO IT, YOU MISSED IT
OEVILS MOLD ON FOR NEEDED VICTORY
TOP-RANKED HEELS VISIT CLEMSON
TAR MFELS UOOGE CLEMSON'S UPScT SID
mEELS STRUGGLE PAST TIGERS
c\i"M*sS;^g^^i"FfNi^ S's^dItIVE IN RUNNING
STATE DEFEATS TIGERS FOR LIFT DOWN STRETCH
TAR HEELS OVERWHELM TIGERS, 91j90
HEELS READY TO START 'TOURNEY ROAD'
JENKINS SCORES IQ AS CLEMSON STOPS DUKE
TIGERS KEEP OEVILS DOWN
CAROLINA GIVES CLEMSON 6001 „e,,t
JORDAN, OOMFRTY PICK UP SL «CK FOR T AR HEE L S
HAMILTON'S RETURN GIVES TIGERS PROMISE
CLEMSON STAYS UNBEATEN
TIGER RAG TO RICHES
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
f'GE"5'' ior!5"AriON7"3EY'VE GIT 7<,,000 REASONS
-Ng's^X;U8\SSBB"p"u'T?lSg"TiE;^^^>ZE ON CLEMSON FOES
NEGATIVE STORIES »FF RONT S TO J . S. P AN AM EFFOR T
EPPLEY Guides clemson rout of w. Carolina
BOSTON COLLEGE SHOCKS CLEMSON
•^ir^iuruiro.rui/^nriotvj.'iviir likely a savior
'^\inr:hV4'on\l\] gyi;rl.Lt?'?ALLS short in final minute,
OUKE'S LINE KEEPS TIGERS ON ICE
f-?J3^?M?^r^aR^^rcIfc'MW^R^'Is TIGERS PREPARE FOR WOLFPACK
TIGER COMEiACK SNARES WOLFPAC<
'PACK FALLS TO TIGERS
DRIVER'S Two TOS SPARK TIGERS' WIN
ToOGH OPPONENT SUCH AS CLEMSJl TO CRUM'S LIKING
REVENGE NO FACTOR, T I OEB S ' H A' PER SAYS
TAR MFELS LOOKING TOWARD TIGERS
MFELS STILL ATTRACT BOWL SCOUTS
TIGERS TRYING TO SPOIL UNC BOWL "CHOICES
DEFENSE LEADS TIGERS' VICTORY OVER TAR MEELS
TIGERS PROVE TAR HEELS OVERRATED
^V^^Sf^?^?:^! S^^IC^J^Y: 'LEMSON TOPS IN ACC
TERRAPINS' SAO, SAD TRUTH: 'CLEMSON BEAT US BADLY'
CLEMSON TOPS SOUTH CAROLINA
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. GOLF , , „
CLEMSON TAKES IRON OUKE LEAD
rN^U^'cuS^S^ ;S"!lSc"5ls'?0%EPEAT ACC GOLF CROWNS
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER , ,
CLEMSON BLANKS NO. <. TAB HEELS
BLUE OEVILS, TIGERS FIGHT TO STALEMATE
SnC KNOCKS OFF TOP-RANKED OUKE WITH OVERTIME WIN
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. TENNIS
CORRECTIONS
C T S
PAGE
136
1/17/84
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1 N T32
H 2 6/23/83 A 12 N
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H 2 7/23/93 A
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H 2 4/24/RJ n
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2 U 071
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2 P N P55
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H 2 1/16/83 B
4 P N C52
H 2 1/29/83 B
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1 P N M71
H 2 1/30/93 B
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4 P U F25
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1 P U F25
H 2 2/03/83 0
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H 2 2/04/93 C
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2 P F M7 1
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H 2 2/29/93 0
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2 P U F25
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5 2 3/03/83 B
1 N
H 2 3/12/93 0
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S 2 3/12/91 A
9 P N 018
H 2 11/23/93 0
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H 2 12/15/83 C
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3 N
H 2 8/31/93 C
1 P G S91
H 2 9/04/93 fl
2 L
H 2 9/04/93 B
4 N
H 2 9/11/83 C
1 N
H 2 9/15/93 0
2 P N S91
H 2 10/11/83 0
2 N S91
5 2 10/11/93 0
1 P N F25
H 2 10/16/83 C
I P N C52
H 2 10/16/93 C
6 P N C52
S 2 10/17/83 0
4 P U F25
H 2 10/19/83 C
2 N
H 2 10/23/93 C
I N
S 2 10/24/93 0
4 P N
H 2 10/30/93 C
4 P N
H 2 U/02/93 0
2 N S9 1
H 2 11/03/93 0
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1 P N 018
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H 2 11/06/83 C
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S 2 11/07/93 0
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9/19/93 B
9/26/83 B
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LAKfibORO RECEIVES D?VfLnPH£Nr iRANT
''lekks, N.r.
Sft CLEo<s nf cnuPi, M.r.
clesks of oijHr, n.c.
SOME CLERKS H.iEj?? cnLLEClin 1u^"?r??"-'' SUPPORT
^teSJ^ 5!c|^t'SS/S£^""-" "-' -»"-nR«
CLEVELAND COUNTY, »).c
JUDCE ORDERS CLEVELAND COUNTr MAGISTRATE E,»EO
CLIHATE
III ^IIS '■' ?J1-LUTI0N
At^S ifTlbR^SPS^r- """
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'^'■""^uP?P^I"rP?Jf'"'' KEACrnR
oirifn"^!:""^'^ RIVFR PROJECT
oREEOcR fuNPS CUTOFF URGED
CLINGENOaEL investment CIRP
«n?F\%"f,tfjJi'f.?^J|,",/«fSIDtNI OF clingenoafl
HOIEL tUROP. sSlo ""locus
CLINIDN C.p\'flJ,Tl 'o'aToL'Al?. i^i^^E^""
'""^['■^^?S^^,^S:|n[°"""'" "^""""^ «"'^^ FDITORIAL SERIFS,
CL IPPFO CHMMENTS
CLOCKS
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OFFICIALS ,Ftr RtOUFSTS FOR H,RE T , MC ,N THE DAV
CinTMlNG
SFE ALSO FASmIUN
Sf| Jtin ;;:^^IC.PPLD, CLOT,„NG
SFE Aisn iHOf.
SEE Aisn ^uIT<
NEW DESIGNS ..KF DRESSING LFS' DIFMCULT FuR HANOICARPtO
CLDTHING, MlSinHY lUiLAKKCL
SFE ALS.i rosniMFs
SrNlA?/^;' '" CLOTHING
VINIAT^L FAiMION I* Hi a OACCrfi-
CLOUD -r^''"^^'''"^----'---- ,ONF„OME.,RI
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CLOUDS
CLOUD FANTASIES
^^""icii5^^nt^3ortSV^??8^Ei ""•'
CLOvEHLEAF INTERCHANGE
• -".O, IS-SUI INTERSECTION
Clowns
SEE ALSO CIHLIJj
y,2i"t^'^ 's nf" fUN-
LIBBAOy LU'IACV
Cluhn On Duty
CLUB ":::"" """= ^^^^ ^-^ ^^^ ^- ~ - - C.Y streets
RDAD 0£\EuAL
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HELPING GUI
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LlUf'?SlF"^?i^^ ""^5 °'= SCHOOLS
Clydesdales
r«0 pay UP CLYDESDALE SUIT AwARO
CO-GFNERAI IUN
sii 'tis ^r,^^u'?i!ik'ri\thn^y'^'^
STEAM MAY cil ENeSgy^OSTS "-'^ ■""'^'
CO-OPS
SEE ALSO BARTFR SYSTEI
homemakfrs proouce'country market co-op
COACH OF THE YEAR
^^ll^0\lhknl'c'a2'dh^"'''''''"• "«CH OF THE YEAR
MYEPS PARK'S SASSER HONORED
COACHES
SEE SPORTS, CJACHES
COAL
OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTIl
COAL-FIRED LOcTohkl'^.rr'i'oU'lL^k
'^"'^;c'^fy„''R;E'<. PLANTS
s
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JAMES .ATT AS SANTA ICARTOON,
COALITION FUR F^JioOM
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If? N.C. CUASIAI MAMACftNT ACT
COASTAL 0EVtiaPlFt4t, N.C.
SFE ALSO PfcACHtS. 'UC.
SEE ALSO PUILTI'.C i)E vFLOPr K' , , ,
SFE ALSO ENVIBOMMFNTAL PROTECIUN
in StlS ^.'J'TnASlAL HANAGEMFNT ACT
SEE ALSn nIcI coastal f<ESOu»CFS Ca-<"lSbION
SEE ALSO nuTE^ EArnS, N.C.
SEE ALSO UILOraNESi ARcAS. N.C.
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CLl-ATE CHAM^>€ ULlULO AFFECT N.C. COAST
COASTAL ZO*l£ MANACEMFNT ACT
SEE N.C. COASTAL MANACE'<ENI ACT
STjRE COBALT
'""^"'sTATe rn issoe permit fcr fih'
rOPb ST. MnoSlNo PROJECT
SEE MOREMfAO HILLS
"■^slEi5sES»'Ff ch^l^'hFalTh care center
CUCA-CHLA BOTTLING CP.
SPECIAL COKES
COCAINE
'luiirrlrC^??Ei?^i^J?S L'0U^.'n\ii 'I'^'U OKUO ,UST
20 Penpti mElO ON DROG COUNTS AFTER CITY ShEEP
5^51 ':linA'llV^°r'o\rt.\]'V^h^ AT STRFET OEALERS
\t.ll'\V',^dUi'ir^'ciU IS >R«ESTEO ON DRUG CHARGES
fo^^si^h'wNnTo'NflsT. PLEA.TQ OPOG CHARGES
^io CONTEST^ PLEA ENTERED IN ORUo CASE
FEOERAL JUOr.E CENSORS 5 L AJY6R
•STEEL FOTTC'l* TRIAL BEGINS
COCAINE TRIAL BEGINS
A»r.llMFNTS ENJ IN COCAINE TRIAL
'sTEELaOTTCM- GUILTY OF OSOG TRAFFICMNG
COCAINE DEALER FREE ON PONO
i; FACE CHAPF^ „ILL NARCOTICS '.HARGES
I, FACE COCAINE Charges
2 CITED OH ORUG COONTS
1,40 "FM FACE OfluG CHARGES
COCAINE SAIO PLENTIFUL IN N.C. ^..^
ifhnL^?C^?bJ"U.lb^lS5^C0!5?^?^!!:SEST,GATT0N
COCAINE PRai^E REUUEST60
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lo^.Tc^'lf.rcVu&lo'ii'i, S"n"o^5^ COONTS
MAN aCjUITTED of OR'JG Charge
"ecial P«0SEruT0P TO proue cua nl use
Durham man must face drug CHA-t,ES
TEENS USING ILLICIT DROGS LES5--K00P
SURVEY RESULTS STARTLING
COCAINE PROBLEMS CORKING IN L))R"AM
COCAINE aORTH l?l MILLION SEI?EO
7 CHARGED FOR COCAINE
DRUG Charges filed
MAN CHARGED IN 5T0RE ROBbERt ,riF.,TlSTS FINO
COCAINE INJURES LIVERS OF M I CF , SCIFjTlSIb UNO
SlKrHEL'is'LRE'sTES'iGAlN. ChaRGEH IN COCAINE BUST
MlNSInN-slLFMPoilCEsli COCAINE HAUL SET RECORO
RA ID Y IElDS ORUG CACHE
COCkF^GhTS^^^ BkFAK OP COCKFIGHT
"■^"'GfRMiN COCKROACH HOST COMMON TJOAY
ROACH STRATEGY INVADES HAVENS
I
COFFfe^HOoS| THE.,f«__^^^ MAKES ?f f ' J ' ^r.tJ'VHF ATRE
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""TUiVlii^r..'pLASTs'?J'pKQO,CE FNE.GY
f obapitaiion
SEE UNMARRIfO COUPlFS
"'"'P'nipfiR'oj.flS SLATED .16.7 MILLION IN •». PUOGFT
•BRIO'.ING' A PROBLEM
bRIDoE OPENING SCHEDULE ANNOONCEJ
COKER HILLS So'OlVlSION
OMASA APPROVtS BOOGEI
""■sil FEDERAL .UKFAU OF INVF S T IG AT I ON . "COLCUR" INVESTIGATION
"^lEfi^^O^RrEr^ATrR PIPES
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FolGin WEATHER Coming ,. ,,„ti-iTv
FOEEZr HIKES DEMAND FOR ELECT' ICITY
COLD -EATH£3 MAY =!E CAOSE OF lAN-S HEATH
CHORCH OPEN TONIGHT
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COLO WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO F«E£?E DAMAGE
SEE ALSO FREEZING OEAThS
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COLO FORCES HOMELESS TO SFFK hcio
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COLE MILL Chukch jf Christ
-ATSON IS NEW MINISTER AT COLE MILL CHu»CH
COLE PARK PLAZA
WORK BEGINS JN NEW PLAZA
CHATHAM COMMSSIONERS OK CENTER ACCESS PLAN
COL K
SEE ALSO INFANTS, DISEASF<: '
COLIC IN BAPllS IS N^^^^r-S FAULT
COLIFORm BACTERIA
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llc!h?f"^ SHELLFISH HARVESTING
a?iy'^iRli"^^K"----?"-"«~--Ar,0N
COLLAGEr'"' "' ""°" """ """ "''"" ""'"' .-ESTIGATION
CncLARJS SPAKK HATE, LOVE
COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE ALSD DEBTS
SEE ALSll GARNISHMENT
HOUSE VOTES in REMOVE PPwFR firms- EXEMPTION
COLLEGE BaSkFTball
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO COLLFGfS, N.C. spnars
HOYAS, PERHAPS? ^•'■•> iPlJRTS
neki^Sril'tlL'^Vnl '"'^""^ CAPITAL
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END THIS RULE OF FOUUNG fSlu
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SUTTON AND RETURN TO SO-^9 -■ ui. c i ONl) Htr.ULATIQNS
COLLEGE BOARD
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11/01/83 B
11/08/83 A
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v^'r ^CHiOLS lTsteo in MAGA/INL'S SUKVEY
•^L^cGES GUARD AGMNST ABUSE IF COMPUTERS
A3M1SSI0NS
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aOmISSIQN TO UNC SCHuOLS ■'AY ,ET TGUbHER
COLLEGES. N.C, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
Wl liSl By^l:cll^^ll-^^r^^u'l^C..aUC BEVERAGES
B03°£BS BE-ARE; tSe law CHANC=S TONIGHT
"'-^lE'A^SO-CQLLEGESrN.C. TUITIONS
loScAiioN CUTS TO BE niscussEn
SaRKET PAYS BIG FOR N.C. UNIVERSITIES
COLLEGES. 'I.e., CJMMfNCEMENT
SYMBOLS OF aEGINNINGS
CGLLEG'Si N.C. CURRICULUM
COMPUTERS SPARK DEBATE AMONG '.
EOUCATO"!; LIBERAL EOUCaTIJN V
ECONOMIC PROGRAMS RANKED
COLLEGES. N.C, OESEGREGATION
^'fNc'R^ASE'fiESEGlKfliN" COMMUNITY COLLEGES TOLO
fJXrb^N^E^^i^^ il]kn'Vcl°J.rol\^O..O.U.. PLAN
rniiFGfS. N.C., FEDERAL AID
SFE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. FEDERAL AID
SEE aCso federal AID-TO-EOUCATPN
CFF Also UNIV. OF N.C, OESEGRE.ATIDN „„,„^-
"h ?ts lij siYfSifT5y^'^Li"t^^si?^Gs:ri?'pROPosAL
EDUCATION CUTS TO BE 0 SCUSSET
INCREASED FUNDING FOR EDUCATION URGED
PAPERWORK IS DRAFT RULE PROBL'M
DRAFT PAPFRWUHK HAMPERS SCHOOLS
^°^^^E^^^^E!-^OL'L^'SEir;!s:i'F,l:^uI.E PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C
^"jO^'^STroSl;'=''srNl&R'^hcE TOU.H MARKET AS FIRMS CUT BACK HIRING
FUTURE TEACHERS hFaRINC ' JO"}'
nt.r.fi4\i].ii'i'vr..".\v,ir, IMPROVING
"'■'■"AuVlSM-ElfERT'cilTS AFTER GRA.T PPOBE
"'^'^S^?kS:':U»I''1n*d'"y5^S for DAILY TAR .HEAL.
HUMOR Af.D SENSITIVITY
"''^'4olt£"BiRl?iG^S?'lN''fNipPROPR.ATE TREE ON FRESHMAN ELIGIBILITY
"'^slfA^SO-DiiE'iNu':! SVUDENT HO. SING
CoSdOMINIDm SALES SEEN INCREAMNG NEAR CULLECES
CaLLE.GES,,N.C.._STUOENT^L0.NS__ ^^^^^,^^ ^^,^,
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROCR»" SCHOLARSHIPS T STUDENT AID
^"AR?i^?U^;:^SES°^AC^E^Pn ' D fl.^'"?PUCATIONS
?SfEL^r'T"R?"?£ ?S?;iS? ^'K2SC?AL AID PROBLEMS
"^'-'i^^is^iU'.O UNC^^C^HUOLS MAY -,ET TOUGHER
''^iiril.-i-hi.mV.'^^'.C., BUDGET
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•5/11/83 B
6/22/83 A
11/23/83 A
U/2<./a3 C
12/21/83 C
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S 2 12/26/83 A 1
H 2 12/26/83 A lA
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H 2 8/16/83 C 1 N
S 2 9/07/83 A A f „.,
H 2 9/30/03 B 1 N B8I
H 2 6/29/P3 » I 1
H 2 9/11/83 B A
H 2 5/08/83 D A
H 2 1/02/83 A 12 N
S 2 9/27/83 CI N C08
H 2 12/22/83 A 7 N
2 3/26/83 A 1
2 5/22/83 A 10
2 9/22/83 A 1
«/Cl/R3 A 10
i,/02/n3 A 8
6/29/83 A 11
6/3D/83 A 13
7/22/83 C 1
7/25/83 B 1
H 2 4/10/83 A 1
H 2 './15/83 B 1
S 2 6/06/83 C A
S 2 12/2A/R3 A 3
H 2 3/13/83 A 15
H 2 2/19/83 C 1
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SFE ALSO cuLLfcfs, uU., ruiiro-i
SFc ALsn nir,MF< EnuCArioN COST'
If^ .'US siuoENr AID iinc^A"
c..t5? 5TlJ0rNr LOAN PROGRAM
S^NFORQ: PRUATF TOLLECrs NEEI
1^/31/93
FUNDS PFB IN-STATE STUOENT
Dt TkACKED
S U b J E c T S
N F
P 0
COILEOFS, U.S.
ni itto° "o'r.rniiv"°"'
III A'ts'g P«'j^?;'5tR^^°,i^^'^ "^^f«
TMEY CAN TALK, TOO
COLLFGFS, U.S., COSTS
lie '■?|-l:i^''J' "•^•' TUITION
SFE MIOHER EOUCATION, COSTS
SEE STunENI LOAN PftlJGBAM
COLLEGES. U.S. , CURRICULUM
lei 'H^ UNIV. Of N.C., CURRICUIUM
•^OLLFOFS, U.S., 'liStCKFCATlON
^^^^^«?^U,^^'cfit^?fe^r^EfrT^;iUf?jE"S^^^^^"'""'
CULLFCFS,
tEP^'^y-)-' FtntUAL AID
Ai n
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SFc ALSO COLLFCFS. U.i., TU T o^
SEE ALSO FEDERAL A I 0- ril siuC A T IT N
SFE Sits "'fHE" tOUCATION, CO S^
If itiu ?CMOLA\'?ifpr''" ''''°""'
SEE ALSO SIiJOrNT AID PROGRAM
lie tl-12 sryoFur loan program
SEE ALSO UN V. OF N.C.-C»APEr Hill
LIBPABr MONFY BACKED '-""'^'- ""-L'
SCHOLARSHIPS C STUUPNT
CULLEuEi, U.S.. r.ftAOUATe HLaCFMFnT
til :ti"o f;i^pts?^iNT:-sT^"°"*^^ ^-««^^'
COLLEGE OFFICIALS.- JOB "pRO SPE' TS IMPROVING
'iui'Eis^R?r£:i.'"^
RANK ING
COLLEGES
SEE -
CQLLFGES, U.S., SINKINGS
SEt ALSO Duke UNIV., Ranking^
SEE ALSO UNIV. Of N.C. -CHAPEL HI, I
nniF^irr COMPARISONS '^^'- ""■'••
OUKE. YOU'.E THE TOPS «ITH COLLEGE RATING (,OUK
COLLEGES, U.S., SPORTS
UOSOS OR PRO.HISES'
ACADEMICS COME FIRST
FlLSrCHlR-^t""^ '°'' ""l-ErfS -ELCOME
THE CLOUT HAS CA^CH-^2
COLLEGES, U.S., STUDENT HOUSING
FEDERAL AID FOR COMMUTER S«OUL 0 A
D DURHAM STUDENTS
SFE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C., TUITIQVIS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.sl FEDFRAI J.n
III "Al?. ^J^"!" EDUCAT 5n, CO?t '°
^^ A- L PI? t^^^i^^.
E'S;ci?i^=Sp^^su??rM£?}^^^i^?N'gpiN^N^^,7r'°^
COLLINS C AIKMAN
I COLLINS t AIKMAN CORP. D0U6LE; INCOME
COLON CaNCFR
SEE ALSO Cancer
COLON CANCER, DIET LINK SAID 'OSSIdLE
I^CILONIAL INN IHILCSBORnuGH, N.C.I
TEEN CHARGED HITH RObflERY
THE COLONIAL INN SOLD tS OR AN', E COUNTY PAIR
"'-?cJ ':,'t):,M'''C'<FTT ROADI
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
FLIP-FLOP: INSPECTOR ON JOS
COLONY LAKE
aOARD OPPOSES COLONY LAKE PRDIFrr
HOARD TO ADVISE AC A I N^ r PRO i c- r
HORSE FARM STILL IN PfRiroiZc.,;
COLONY LAKt PERMIT OENirb O""^"*^
COLOR
NEW RESEARCH COLORS THINKING AUOUT WHAT -HITlTAIlS Can SEE
COLOR Mt bFAUTIFUL, INC.
SUIT NAMES DURHAM bCAUTY FIRM
COLURCRAFT CORP.
COLORCkAFT:
COLORS
StvERAL BAYS
'UNKNOmN* UIIKHAM
'CI SEE KFO
IM t«l'ECTING SALES OF 1 1 so MILLION
blLL'S SPONSOl DUESN'T WANT COMPROMISE
COLJRIYMF
■OPTION- lO-F'UY'
'^'"•'sJ^|l»„f 0»OCASriNG SYSTEM
CULUM6US COUNTY, N.C.
C.-YER SAYs'SSoGE'^^lIf^^^fRi^p'^S "OCKEho
CUUOR" INVESTIGATION
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OFFICIALS FIGHT IMAGE OF CULCT« , „
EPH STEN CONFIB-S GREEN UM&ER INVESTIGATION
JUOGE HUNT SAYS SESIGNATiriN S?NT
GRAND JURT SCHcOULED TO MEET
Two PLEAD GUILTY IN VEHICLE CASc
JURY sSbPOENAS VOTING RECORDS FRjH COLUMaUS
2 5fn INOICTEO IN COLCOR PROB: ARE ScNTENCEO
aOLTON ELECTION P^JCBE COMPLETE, RESULTS HIThhELO
CJLU"BUS COUNTY 50ASri OF EDUCATION
SCHOOL SUIT SETTLEMENT URGED
COLUMBUS CDU'TY ShEkIFF'S OFFICE
DEPUTY PLEADS GUILTY
111 Itsn o"seAS?l*IsEE also nam-'s of specific diseases)
rOMAS USED IN fii'AIN INJURY CASES
iNjiREo boy's christAas tpef has '^EEN up all YEAK
'^"'"\lK}^?'?LAiiri'; BE MORE DEFINITE SOON
""' st^toi? j^iN:'55s?72Lir^op^}r''r.p^;??s^ir?E?!rsiSits'BE few.
PLOT TOO PR'=0ICTARlE in "^ C TI"£'
"-' ?!i?S.G3VNG"?ELAnhN?^IPS. COMEDY SPICE THE.. F»
NFIL SI"ON PLAY SUFFERS FROM AN IDcNTITY CRISIS
'"' '^g^f^^T^fDErFSLLs'sHORT IN nL:i-TIMtY .COHEOY.
STSAY pip STEaCS SMO- AND MEAJTS OF •ERRuPS" CAST
COMETS lASTRONOMYI
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
CaTCh a COMET AT PLANETARIUM ^, .
SPACE TRAVELER TO MAKE SCENE TVFK wFEKt'^U
IN THE spotlight: THIS -EEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
'"""bURUNGTCiN, i,S£ENSBORa TO GET ECONOMY -COMhORT INNS" MOTELS
CGMic Bonus .,,,
SEE ALSO CAOfOONISrS
COMIC bOO« S^AP
"■""see also CARTOONISTS
MuTT A.O JEFF STRIP ENDS
MUIT AND JEFF C-IMIC TO END
ShaZam; COMICS FANS TRADE hERIES
COMMAND P05I UPc"ATION PROCEDURE , «,.,-„.
SfE ALSO ChAPFl hUL public SAF'TY PRIGBA
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
PLAN HELPS PSnS KEEP CALM
"-"'^f.iS^MEi^l's UlJi^E'Soi'/SsT AIR SERVICE
COMMERCIAL AIR SERVICE iNvoLvro IN lcCal suns
COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO f IShING
"|T*ATE"i,lvEs"ANS-fcR TO FISHERMAN'S SUIT
STATE BANS Shellfish harvesting
ShEllFISh dAN MAY be EASEO , , ^„
SOME N.C. SHELLFISH BEOS TO BE REOPENED
aSSoEN OF PROOF CHANGED IN ORAM SHOP PROPOSAL
MORE Shellfish beds closed
SHELLFISH dAN TC 8E lifted ,,^,.„
n"?c': ?Il5sfAVEi'SHE\*LFl?H?^G'i«^fN SOME COASTAL AREAS
FISHING PLAN REVISIONS ARE SOIGhT
n.c. state's fish tale
value of commercial harvest ip
S°c":'m^;;^rm^S"5r"e"S'usy"S2ilT Brecon inlcT clear
commission on correctional programs
see criminal justice system
COMMISSION aN EDUCATION FOB f COS"?' ^ , ^J'^"'"
TrjRsrs5RS2riiii°?ic°?E!°^8t^i?:;cAT,oN study group
JOBS HELD TIED TO SCHOOLS _ ,, ..^,,
GOVERNOR SHEDS STICKY PROBlFM -ITh PANEL
PANEL HEARS EDUCATION PROPOSALS
STATE EDUCATORS HEAR PROPOSAL-,
COMMISSION 0J,5"|,|^f^?,S?f ^ND-HANPO-ER MUST BE ENSURED FOR GROWTH IN N.C.
COMMISSION ON FUTURE HIT _ _ , -....
HUNT SAYS REPORT OFFERS MAP Tl foTURc
HUNT GETS 'ROADMAP' FOR FUIUR= OF STATE
«oR«, GOALS OF Thousands
mir.^. SirS^ilU??Elr^E!;:Ll?%'EDUCE OTHERS IN N.C.
COMMITMENI HEARINGS
SEE ALSO COMPEtENC
SEE ALSO INVJLUNTA
SEE ALSO MENTAL HE
INVOLUNTARY COMM
INGRAM WANTS REV
EDUCATION OFFICl
BILL WOULD -FILL
HOUSE VOTES TO S
AUTO DEALERS OEF
N.C. CAR DEALERS
The man whj MAS
WIFE'S MENTAL IL
BILLS AIM n SLO
COMPBOMISE APPCA
HEALTH LAW REVIS
MfNTAL CARt LA
Y HEARINGS
RY COMMITMENT
ALTH HOSPITAL'
ITMFNT CHANGES ARE DISCUSSED
ISIONS TO 'PRIHIBIT PRICE FUING'
1l PROMISES COOPERATION
GAP' IN N.C. COMMITMENT LAW
TUOY MOVING OFFICES
END PRESENT CIEOIT INSURANCE
oppuse nEw Franchise bill
LNESS GOES UNTREATED
M 'REVOLVING lOOR' , ,
as NEAR ON ANTI-OUl ROADBLJCHS
IONS PASS SEN' TF
MAY NOT GET oe SI<ED EFFECT
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1/29/R3 A
l/2''/>'3 A
2/01/83 h
2/02/B3 A
2/03/83 A
2/0fl/R3 A
2/01/fl3 C
2/l'>/e3 a
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3/15/n3 A
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5/2<./83 A
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H 2 12/24/83 A 10
S 2 A/06/83 B 1 N fD
H 2 l/2"/n3 U RPR W66
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H 2 './01/R3 D 16 U H<.S
S 2 <./07/83 a 1 R AIS
M 2 2/2''/83 D 7 P U W66
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H 2 S/lO/83 A 1 N
H 2 6/10/83 A 1 N
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H 2 6/26/83 C
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S 2 3/0<./83 A 6 N
1/12/83
2/19/03
2/20/83
2/2'i/83
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COBMOOIIr CREOri CHRP.
TOBJCCD PROGRAM IS 'RESCUEO'
COMMOOIIV frtiuO
SEE ilSO FRAuO
PROGRAM SET UP TO CnHSAT C0HM30IIY FRAUfl
COM«nN CAUSE
C^?-TG^'^3.^.Wi^GR^SS^S-jRE-?.^F?fc'?^?„ „. .OB.Msr
COMMUNICATION
^^co=t>^ PU3LIC SPEAKING
c'ss£&s,c';?^E^^?i^,^js^°siFig?-"^'^^"°''^ 8' -°«E-
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS D I u I s r nn
2I^;°E^?i'5SRVlEigrs"^^ ^°'^'"^ ^" '«'-^^^ p.-
COMMUNICATIONS bORKEBS of AMFRlfA
m itfg 3svj:;f:^,?^^ ^^^"^"°^- co.
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COMMUNISM
JlSTArE'cAsfRo'"^ *""'" "'N f'tlHTING COMMUNISM
Hf^^asj?:s^s-""*-^-o^3^oN
AN URGENCY ABOUT SOVIET flFA^nyr^Jr
SIVIET UNION sSnuLO NOT 3e oS' ' i:j§otL
COMMUNIST nOPkERS PARTY
GR'slNSaSK*!;'- V" M?'?lY*SSfT„"[;f^nrFS"^'^'^^"'<
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ANOThIR KLAN-N ''I-ANSMFN, NA/IS going TO COURT AGAIN
Ny5E^5c?i5'•^^:^gcE^',^^^^ESl^T^"^" fjcF c„a„ges
JuSct'lSlflJI'-^'lED ON SSSo " CONSPIRACY CHARGES
Pini ' iPs:jjlJe^|s^isHOOT.NGS
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Cap MOTIONS ARE SET t
TRIAL DATE SET IN Cup LAuSulr i
Jcc'S lILl'^ir^l^W^il^'^^'^^o klan killings I
"•'?P'I:ig'5ESESW1^3?L'[f:SuS,:?Y"'""^'' SCHOOLS
SEc ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
iuv^l.^itl Ju"s^fl'cS^SRo'c\S^ls-o"' ^'"^^ ""'"^
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8/13/83 C
8/16/83 A
8/22/83 A
8/23/83 A
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3/27/R3 A
8/28/n3 11
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3/31/83
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2/03/83
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2/10/83
2/1 1/83
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2/17/83
2/24/83
3/12/83
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4/24/83 C
4/26/83 A
5/03/83 A
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5/15/83 A
5/29/93 A
6/12/93 C
6/15/83 A
6/18/93 A
6/18/93 A
6/21/83 A
6/22/93 Q
7/15/93 A
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8/1 1/93 A
3/12/93 A
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9/30/83 A
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10/09/83 A
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11/10/93 B
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CdHHiPNIIr COlt.EC'' StSTEM
111 'ill .['""EPrf SF'b'a-^.mirr cjllEGES and techmcal institutes
III JlSO SiGiONAL EDljCATinNAL T:i»|.><INC CENTERS
'EE ALS3 TECHNICAL IN5TITUTFS ,„„ ^„„ „
FINI^INu IlAKE SUCCESSOR Nn EASY TASK ^OP GROUP
SCOTT TO SEEK CCIMMUSITV COLLEGE POST
FORCER GOV. SCOTT <ANTS COHMONITY COLLEGES POST
SCOTT NOT 3EST CkOICE
|S?JJvlL^Sk'IJoJ?"T^'Hna°?^i-UNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
5?r;iSirs^?ikfS!SS^Jo« lc's??^t r'?|U ^
SCJTT SAYS HARD TINES REASON "^OALS NOT -EI
SCOTT REFOCUSES ATTENTION OH P ROBLE-" OF I LL I IEk AC Y
COM-UNITy CriLLECES HONOR SANFORDt t, aTHFRS
N. C. Coi-UNITY COLLEGES -ERIT CONTINUEO SUPPOST
GOVERNMENT APPEALS HESEGREGA TI ON OROER
if^Tl-Sp'cML ?eSiSlItiS2'?0 SPAR. INCPr.SE IN APPROPRIATION REQUESTS
SCGTT'siYS COLLEGES CAN-T UNITE TO REQUEST MONEY
jYNN »iPS ccmSCnity college F=£0ER ROLE
The TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ISN'T A JUNIOR CULLEGF
nii;IllRF>lNG TRENDS* SEEN IN QT I ENROLLMENT FIGuRtS , ,. ,
SCOTt"55g?S JoM-SNITrcOLiEGEj TO COOPERATE FOR IMPROVEMENT
MUNT PRAISES COMMUNITY COLLEG- HIGH-TECH ROLE
liOABOS 0= TRUSTrES
,.^. „ „. COMMUNITY COLLEGES
CuMMuNItY COLLEGES TO InIkEaSE TUITION
COMMUNITY COLLEG'^ SYSTEM,
SEE ALSO N.C. oOARO OF
COMMUNITY CilLLEoE SYSTEM, luDGEI
OTI PROGRAMS FEEL FINANCIAL S^uEcZE
'^AlT.rc'ilUrnl,":ll^''lU -.CHOOLS GET -ORE-SCOTT
""'"SiijR^s^t^i^Grsi^-f ^^?ii^^h;v cnuRSE-PHK
COMMUNITY COLLFGF SYSTEM, OESEGkEGJ T ION „,.,.„,,,,,,„
SEE ALSO luRHAM TECHNICAL INSTITjIc. OE SEGR E.,A I luN
5FE ALSO UNIV. HF N.C, DE SFG-< t". AT 1 ON
"C-M-UMTY cVlEGES l^T OESEr.R'GAIION OROl R
INCREASE OESEGREGAlToN. COMMUNITY COLLEGES TULO
la-SUIT CHolO HURT OTI .,,^
OfSFGRcGATICM APPEAL -ON • T 9£ ilii"ITrBL;
oil PROGRAM AIL KIGHI, -AY LO^E FUNOS ANYWAY
COM-UNIIY Cr^LLEGES ^u!<MlT PLA-i
NEil OESf ORECATinN PLAN iPPROVO
COMMUNITY OEVELJPMENI
SEE GUMiJSJ'ciW SCMQULS, CO-MUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
ipl ^llHHAM COMMUNITY HEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE DuShI- county SCmOULS. CO-MJNirY EOUCAflON PROGRAM
seI federal community development funis
"'?^rC^;Ap|L"i?Lr!''N.?i?'FES^5!L' :3-^ui7fY'S^"topi^tl' ^UNOS
s^'^'irsS^oS^.^^AS^i^jMStiarTY^DrjL's^rNrjRgi^sir
SEE aCso federal community oevEOPME.NT funds
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTHN GRANTS
H 2 3/05/83 3 1
S 2
1/03/13
A
E
S 2
2/03/93
A
I P
N
M 2
2/04/63
B
N
S 2
2/07/83
A
E
H 2
2/20/83
A
I q
N
H 2
3/02/93
A
N
0<>6
H 2
3/06/83
D
c
H 2
3/05/13
0
5 T
f
P^S
H 2
<,/l5/83
C
N
S 2
■./22/e3
A
E
H 2
5/18/83
C
H
S 2
5/10/83
A
E
h 2
5/22/83
A
10
N
H 1
7/16/83
c
N
S 2
7/27/83
c
14
N
H I
7/2''/"!3
B
1 P
N
S 2
a/22/83
c
N
C05
H 2
3/25/83
A
e
H 2
10/26/83
B
N
AH
M ?
11/17/83
C
1 1
N
S 2
U/22/93
=
N
C60
7/l5/=3 A l'
1/07/83
A
I
1/21/93
B
1
1/26/83
A
10
3/02/83
A
»
'./I'i/'i
II
1
6/22/93
R
5
7/l';/83
A
l".
7/15/83
A
11/27/83
A
4
2
11/19/93
C
1
3/25/8) A
N
J/26/83 A
3/29/83 t
6/19/83 C
7/01/83 A
7/IJ/83 C
7/18/83 C
8/16/83 A
2
10/0<./93 A
1
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT HT^^.i'
jj. .. ._ ..- r .,
SE
^^cit"faces"'no''pen«ltTover"e6'^emont funds
Old mill Out of hu0"S may
CITY TO HELP -OMAN RELOCATE aCJEk tlLAJE
BROmN DEFEnOS RECORO of HOUSING RFHAdlLITATION
EAST ENr PROJFCT AMAITS EOGEMINT ._^^,,
I'it-.t: J^O ?JJ\^?S.'oSJ^5N^S"ool7l^^^rl?J|RAL FUNDS
SiJ;;AM';?L!^N3? lh%Vi°. SS^^E-NATION PO-ER THIS YEAR
CITY EYES PLANS TO SPfNO FuNDj
BOB DAVENPORT IS NA-EO TO COlnCIl '.»,C»JJ„5EAI
OEvELOPFR: -ILL PROJECT CAN STILL SUCCEED , „ „ ^,,,
CITY URGED TO SEEK FUNDS FOR V REDEVELOPMENT PKOjECTS
?"oi£c'K':;i::^! ijr.r^es js^rI^s? iVr; budget
'^,r.'.[i n'.^Whrillu'^it'i S^^i JFTAILS UN HAYTI LOANS
PANEL DELAYS ACTION ON FoNO FIR HAYTI FIRMS
tl.78 MILLION GRANT OK ■ C FOR DURHAM
FO^a DURHAM NEIGHPORBOOnS TO "E I"P"OVEO
OFFICIALS TRY TO CUT FUNOS FO' EJCEMONI
'^'•""s^^^?^sEtfH''5?JE?l;i^^^?6^?'l:"?N''"?TIT^E5ANT
S".^?rro{;"N?rloSSS''lLrO^;fllf,ONEY FOR GRANT CONSULTANT
APPLICANTS FOR IlOCK GRANTS S: EK til'' MILLION
EXEMPTION oiLL FILED F0» PERS1N
S4e MILLION IN GRANTS ANNOUNCF 0
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Fu'lOS „„_.,, ,,,^„,
SEE FEDERAL COMMUNITY CEVFLOPMENT FUNDS
"lPl[pliilsHHcnl-:^?r^2-^jMSSN??i'?Su^;v?srANn
-L:y2,5:^^;^l??^*'lrT^?^&?s:riJ;Nf?i^iiS^
COMMuNIIr EDUCATION
?i3?i?-?jNit'Ple\?tJf?SNAL OPPORTUNITIES
COMMUNITY EOUCAITON FAIR SET =38 SATURDAY
TAAlOERMISr TO DISPLAY CRAfT
COMMUNITY FOOD 3Ar,« OF N.C.
"^GiIla'tSS? Itci.h APPROVE GL-.NING 8ILL
allEvUTIn; HUNCt'
2/09/83
2/0')/83
3/0O/83
3/10/93
3/16/93
3/26/83
'1/13/83
'./I'./'i
4/16/83
4/25/83
5/33/''3
5/03/93
6/02/83
6/J1/93
6/07/83
6/23/"3
6/24/8J
6/24/»3
7/08/83
7/09/83
7/22/83
S 2
H 2
n 1
H 3
H I
H 2
M 2
S 2
2/26/83 A
2/27/93 C
3/08/83 B
5/in/93 a
6/16/83 B
'J/01/83 A
N K9n
N S5l
N H90
N K')0
N K90
N K90
N K90
N K90
N K90
N «90
N S51
N K90
N L3a
N S51
N S51
N K90
N S51
N K90
l/ll/'>3 A
1/21/83 E
4/07/S3 0
9/06/83 D
ll/n/93 0
11/18/83 A
5/25/A3 A
5/25/83 A
N N U A L
1/ni/d )
S J R J 6 c T s
'■AGE I'.i
1/17/94
SEE ALSO VICTIM RfSTllOriON PLA>j
VOLUNTEERS VALU43LE TO LIBRARV
OFFENDERS ^HRK, WIPE OUT PFrninc
p-1 VIOLATORS MA? DO C OMMUNI TV ^F R >, , r r
NE. DRUNKEN DRIVING Lil;FycESOBi?ACLES
""s^rA^sa^gRM^K^rssi^fss"'" '*^«-«e ^°--'^>
ORUNK-DRIVER PROGRAM DIRECTOR ON JO'i
COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAH
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
S^f„*LSO NEIGHtaORHGOO hATCH Pfln-fiay
Mi'f; sifc^" iii^R^ p' ""'^ " --■"^^
COMMUNITY HELP SAID NFEPEO TO FIGHT CRIME
"T?'A\%n""SE^'L^'^^c;;iE*^'""'^'^'
"^»i'T^2 ^SM^'": HEALTH
i?A^7^^^sf^i^?fiL^"ii,?«ri=2i^Kif^s,:^
COMMUTING
dUM RAP FOR MOTORCYCLISTS
COMPARATIVE Fault claims: <;v<;tcu
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C^
PA;:?L^i;^^^rp^5Fnj°i;ij^cg;^««'TivE fault r^l
COMPASSIONATE FRICHOS
Iff it\°o ESl^?""- «""5
G%^^S?''SF°^?RS°5^D-E^RSyiigf;;C^ fS^F'RE'Jy^'K Ji?|.fS« -"-^^ mother
COMPETENCY HtARls^^ ,
SEE ALSO COMMITMENT HEAR1';G'
^fI ;|-tS "ul"^"'- hfIlTh HOSPITAL'
«f IM^r'^H"!;'-' RfTAROEn
of ; ^^L'uli'r'Y^iiES.fJ'"^^^'
AVERY CUMPETENT 10 STANO TRlIl
Syf, ''u;^?,,''^""''^"^'" SCHEoSlEO MINOAY
SILL WOULO ALLOW SALES OF DOG-: fJJ RESEARCH
COMPETENCY TFSTS
5tt SCHOOLS. N.C., COMPETENCY T^STS
COMPOSERS
III 5t^3 m3!^^^JKs"^''" °^ COMPOSERS.
AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS
KLAUSMEYER TO HfAR KLAUSMEYER THIS SUNUAY
COMPR|„E,s,VF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT
A^t g Im%\^o";mIn\'; ,^ i;
If it^S :^S'?,'i,S?:;r"'' ""6.0PMENT FUNGS
itt ALSO JOB rRAINfMG PAOT htP 0<.^i o , /- t
coNvtcrroNs of hobby, lfviuphfi '^'^^
r^ASiD-To^A^"8»^7o^L"^" --'""-""-^'
?E'?r: p2»'T"^il^«^^^,,^^*"r 0*= ^e.RCH FOR SUMMER JOBS
ROBESON OFFICIAL IS INDICTED
;feaT?flN^gR'g?O^E"^''^'"""'^ »' ^ CETA OFFICIALS
Hs??l^i[^^^f-'"oS?AS--^
U11 LUUHSE HELPS WOMPW
JUNIOR EMPLOYFE STZnO? OUT
II PROM ROaESON CniiMTv c Ir c ^r r
f»'A5^l'NV/?T",%F^"c'ur '--"O-'C^* ^""^
AlJS?fnR'.'i''iF%'fc'E'?rY^^Li'i?i"MS^S??'- a^'^'-L
SUPREME COURT T0'?TigY''£S5jYJs-(.S[^ti™,„,„,
" ? io/i^/n3 0 I
1/11/93
1/10/83
a/J5/R3
'/Ji/aj
")/30/»3
I lO/li/lS
H 1 J/^6/83 C I
S ? 9/22/83 A 5
S 2 ')/23/83 A I
N K<,5
F SO?
N F30
F30
H 2 U/04/R3 0 6 P N
H 2 12/23/83 B 1 P F
M ? 3/11/(13
2/21/83 A
5/01/R3 A
i/02/fl3 A
1/03/83 fl
3/0<./8 3 A
J/QiJ/SS C
J/1 1/83 A
',/n/83 A
<>/2n/e3 11
4/27/83 A
S 2 12/21/83 A
S 2 12/21/83 A
N 4 1 <;
N A15
1/10/83 A
1/11/83 A
1/13/83 C
1/18/83 A
l/2'./8i A
1/28/B3 A
2/04/83 n
2/04/83 A
i/14/83 A
2/18/83 A
2/18/83 tl
?/18/8J A
2/18/83 A
5/10/83 tl
N
Fin
N
('81
N
»i
F (0
N
'IM
N
IMO
N
N
Ftn
N
881
N
Fir
N
H'll
H
no
H 2 5/06/83 0
s
h
Y
S
S
s
H
H
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H
H
S
H
s
H
H
\
8
H
H
S
s
H
H
H
S
H
s
s
' 3/ln/83 A
3/11/83 A
3/22/83 A
3/23/83 A
3/25/93 A
4/08/03 B
4/21/83 A
4/29/83 A
5/12/B3 A
5/17/93 U
5/25/83 b
5/26/83 B
6/19/83 0
7/16/93 A
7/24/83 A
7/28/83 A
7/26/83 A
7/29/83 8
8/03/83 A
3/17/93 A
a/18/83 n
9/21/83 A
9/29/93 C
10/07/83 A
10/08/83 B
11/02/83 A
1 1/1 7/83 A
1 1/1 7/93 C
1 1/20/83 A
12/10/93 A
12/12/83 A
I
\
K90
N
SH 1
i,
F
1
N
N
1
N
Kyo
I
N
^bi
3 P F 732
IP P F L4l
N K90
N K9n
N
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M 0 N I ri L Y / * ■■< ,^,„U » L
SllPBt'«t CllUlt Af.HEES TO HEAR ilUBilV'S CA'L
I f4 u e X
S 0 B J E C T 5
PACE [".o
1/17/B<>
CO"PUCM«r
COMPUCHAf:
SrtSlNS'S UVIE HAlM.ESi
CJUPULSUBV AltFunAMCF l-;i,„,
SEE ALSn H0>1E IXStrtUCTinU
SEE ALST SCHOOL';. N.C.. AirENOA'lCf
'"„OHE"Tj?»r!"KHLfD NOT V lOL AJ ING N .C . LA«
SCHOOL AITE-lOANCe LAU CHALLEN'E DENIED
^P^A^?iTf'TS^?^N?'i"C?'f^'Jn TO .EACH AT HOHE
COUPLE'S CHILDREN MUST AITtNO SChOCIL, Cnu»t SArS
iOvERNHENT SHOULD NOT SCAR ACADEMIC SUCCESS
CQMPUIER^CAMPS^^ UNIV. COMPUTER KA-^P
lT.l''l^l.^T,\t^^,:irT^^u^^. to nn craders
ti??ss^r^;i^r?s'^."AiT^Er"ccirp/T^R^s"^
CU^PUIER^CHIP^^ AI-ING FOR COMPUTED THAT HELPS DESIGN COMPUTERS
CUHPU.ER ERRORS^. LETTERS CO TO DEAD PEOPLE
FOLKS AROunn HERE: WITH THE Hi TECH SET
CUHPUTER EXCHANGE STORE ^^,
[AM lll\\>V^fi'T»l''\\ll^lH^ -OOKED SO HOT. THE CO. CHANGED DIRECTIONS
""^^e'^lsS'f^CIRONIL FUNDS TRANS=eR
SEE ALSO FRAUO
COMPUTERS ENTfR LIFE
TfFNcSARGlnwITS TAPPING INTO CO-PUTER
EThKaC 5sl OF CQMPUIERS SAID NECESSARY IN
COLLEGES GUARD AGAINST ABUSE OF COMPUTERS
OF COMPUTtR SCIENCE
CQMPUTER^LITERACY^^^^ LITERACY7
CCHPUTER SOFT-ARE PROGRAM^^^^
COLLEGES ADOPTING P'OF S ' PROGR AM
^3"Gi^^Ht;""F?F^T;<IERl5^^?'5l3ELS^'J^MPUTFR PROGRAM
^yR^ryJ^'coSpiyES'-ARE^'iouCHT ^ UNC school
i\T\\^r.v.l.l''.rlll.\^iVl f.ir^.'^-^i'iiuc. pangs.
"lii"t^s^sts!iiA^'iti^^f?rKgoi^:;??^^'s5^T?i!'"^
Ill ALSO DUKE UNIV., COMPUTERS
\\\ itL" Still T.\v. ^?src";rcj^?i«. COMPUTERS
III ttir. rRrM'c';T'Y-Sc'H°o"nE'^r2o«PUTE« PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. CIMPUIERS
sll ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPUTtRS
SEE ALSO MICROCOMPUTERS
III ItiS '^r.\\\\rX'll^... COMPUTERS
\\\ ;tis "u'.i: 'sc":;s^^^SF^??r^^c^rv "s-^-^'^-^' "-"'"^
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, COMPUTERS
\n i\.\Z ItlllT.'A^nl^tWl INFORMATION
III ItIS °S?S3Sh. N.C. COMPUTERS
SFE ALSO 'CHOOLS, U.S., COMPUTE'S
III Itla fELECJMiuNICAT IONS SYSTEMS
SFE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL Hi LL DEPT,
SEE ALSO USED COMPUTERS
III ttlS VJi'Z^°.h'lVd.\\\T'^%] Mr2Ir'u?V?" '" '""'""" '""'"
COMPUTERS SPARK DEBATE AMONG -.UlLFORO FACULTY
COMPUTER REVOLUTION MOVES IN AT DUKE
YOUNG INMATES USING COMPUTERS
^SSptifrpSciEN'Tiifs PLAN WORKSHOP IN RTP
lt>\lV^,t°l'l,r,r.\'iVi-i\ Ma^ RAPIDLY EXPANDS
bpih's^''s:5°i«?i^o^g?ii!iii'':2^Acn?r
SSc'sirT^M^MisT meIt COMPUTER AGE DEMANDS
COMPUTER PrtObl A . ^ ,.^
iTiTE'HjS'st'coSMflTErENOORSES^INERIFS bILL
Ncl -A? GET FEDERAL MONEY FO) SCIENCE AND MATH
> DuN'T ARGuF WITH OUR COMPUTtR
i?f;Assj^or^oS"rorA;^?oS^si II I ZED HOUSING,
'cOmpHIIS INFUbSItION SHARPENS HE AR T -P A T I E NT CARE
i?HSm|"GEf "w'-illIon for :umputfr research
RKKOVER: b^ cSuTIohs IN USE OF COMPUTEBS
a rKflVFB URGES CAUTION IN USE OF COMPUTERS
HOTE? IN RALEIGH His COMPUTER TERMINALS IN ROOMS
DON'T LET COMPUTERS REPLACE KNOWLEDGE
MUSEUM TO GET COMPUTER EXHIBIT
Se3''cOm?uTE°r"pROG«"SS"!5aNCED BY FUND-RAISER
tll?T^^»^lV^T^ ';i';^{i2?E?°20JLTS MORE THAN CHILDREN
DISCOVERY CoGlU LEAD TO AOVANtEO COMPUTERS
•WISE" MOLECULE AMAZING
GRANT AIDS COMPUTER RESEARCH
'cS^?a;rRS^3i^"R5Sfl?^?Vtl°ArTlHERS OF READING
COMPUTERS PROVE hORTH iri FIGHTING ILLITERACY
COMPUTERS HIT POLITICAL TBAIL'.
COMPUTER INTEGRATION IS ADVOCATEJ ,.,,„.,
COMPUTERS NOT BE-ALL. END-OFF OF FDUCAIION
S I T
NT c L Y
p n DATE C PG L P 'lYL
HjU/n/liA SON
H 2 3/n/fl3 A 1 n F '(10
1/26/0)
T/l'i/nJ
7/U/R3
0/01/R3
12/06/n3
12/10/13
6/25/B3
7/lfl/13
a/05/B3
12/31/S3
F CD'S
N C05
N ca5
N COS
H 2 6/23/H3 B S F B30
? 9/15/83 11 1
2 11/16/83 B 1
Z 12/0'./ei C If' F
2 12/0<./B3 D 10 P F CI
S
H
S
s
2
2
2
2
2/12/R3 A
3/11/83 A
10/20/B3 A
12/21/03 C
3
6
1
IS
H
2
12/10/B3 C
5
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
-J
?
3
2
2/03/n3 A
2/06/83 C
2/26/83 C
3/22/83 A
5/OB/B3 C
6/01/83 B
7/23/fl3 C
12/18/83 0
1 a
3
6
1
A
1
1
10
F H90
N L'f 1
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
S
s
H
H
H
H
H
H
^
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
s
H
s
5
1/02/B3
1/13/83
1/16/83
1/18/93
2/0<./83
2/12/B3
2/12/83
2/12/83
2/12/93
2/12/83
2/16/83
2/27/83
3/06/83
3/10/83
3/12/83 A
3/13/83 D
3/17/83 A
(./Ol/BS A
<,/01/83 P
-./U/B) A
',/lS/83 C
<./22/B3 P
5/02/83 A
6/0B/8) C
6/23/83 B
6/26/B3 A
6/30/B3 fl
7/12/83 A
7/13/83 A
7/l'./B3 C
7/1S/83 A
7/16/83 A
7/17/83 C
7/27/B3 B
8/02/B3 B
6/03/83 A
8/09/83 B
8/10/83 A
"J/Oi/BS C
<)/08/a3 A
<)/22/B3 A
')/26/B3 A
9/29/83 C
10/01/83 A
10/15/83 A
A
N
r
N
HJU
n
N
N
M?-l
A
N
M^3
A
1-
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1 n F
HJO
0
10
H
830
B30
N Ji6
N
1 p
N
1 p
N
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F
N
F
N
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N
E
N
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E
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"Thly/annual
INDEX
U/31/83
tp'Ji^^n^r.ti'ti^'ir^ui'oi^ necss^v .^ teaching
FOR EXPeRIMENrS
COHPuTtR PURCHASE DElavEO
HOSPITAL HANTS COMPUTER
COMPUTERS HELP CREATE -NATURE
COMPUTER GEAR STOLEN AT UNC
^?yi'^r = i" '5 STOLEN EROM UNC ". YM
PEOPLE STAMPEOE TO BUY COMPUT=RS
'.-M PLANS COMPUTER CAMP
MAO COMPUTERS? NO HAY
""Py/ERS fIGHTING GLAUCUMA
CEkEAL COUPONS TO AID MUSEUM
COMPUTERS LINK STUDENTS
CON ARTISTS
SEE FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
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CONCERNED UNITED aiRTHPARENTS
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
OOLLS NOT ANTI-ADOPTION
CONCERT DANCERS OF RALEIGH
SEE ALSO DANCE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
CONCERTS, IN THE PARK (DURHAM, N.C.I
«sJ"^K^G%°Iii""'^ '"'' ""'5 HIGHLIGHTS
CONCRETE
AN ALL-AMEkICAN CONCRETE MIXE*
CDNOEMNA TION
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS
SEE ALSO EMINENT DOMAIN
'^I'linLr^i'V.'^'l.'nk'r^.'^,.',]'''" CONDEMNATION
f!t.8'';;i°?uMX'?Ai°"' "'" -°'-'>E«'"noN
PROPERTY OWNERS DUE FAIR PRICE FROM CITY
OV«"%",f«EPARES SUITS TO CONDEMN LAND fJr CENTER
n.',Ii.£'t^?,5".'T5.'^9-r"E LAND FOR CENTER
CONDEMNATION POWER OK ' D
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COfy DOMINIUMS
SEE ALSn APARTMfNTS
ill A'tIS ^gt?^,lG?'til.'^'""° '°'°'
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IS MIXED BAG
fntTLt? "^J"" ""S CONOOMINIUI'
I'^'otl ir. frffljjfo"" "'""■'" ''"'^^'O^ ■" SUITS. LIENS
r'iiy?H)L'^l'-°^"*''' REJECTED
?^E'^5D^'^rc^u'r?G^' franchise
pESeeC^pS' V'IJE PLANNERS' EFFORTS
PROFESSOR UIVES WARNING AflOUT BUILDING ON COAST
PACE KT
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H 2 3/03/83 A .' I
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H 2 3/23/83 A IS
N
H 2 U/06/83 A 7
F
S 2 11/10/83 A 4
E
H 2 0/23/83 0 6
N L4I
S 2 l/in/83 C 1
N K90
H 2 1/11/83 a 1
N S51
H 2 1/22/83 A 1
N
H 2 1/26/83 A 1
N
S 2 2/02/83 A 1
N K90
H 2 2/12/83 A 4
E
H 2 2/13/83 D 4
E
S 2 2/21/83 A 1
N K90
S 2 2/25/83 A 1
N K90
H 2 2/26/83 A 1
N X53
H 2 3/01/83 A 1
P N S51
S 2 3/01/83 A 1
N K90
H 2 3/015/83 A 1
N S5 1
S 2 3/D5/B3 A 1
N K90
S 2 3/10/83 C 1
N 946
M 3 3/11/83 B 1
N B46
S 2 3/12/83 A 1
N K90
H 2 3/16/83 A 1
N S5l
S 2 3/28/83 C 1
N K90
H 3 <,/Ql/83 B I
N 846
H 3 4/12/B3 8 1
N 846
S 2 4/12/83 A 9
N
S 2 4/13/83 A 1
N K90
S 2 4/16/B3 A 1
N K90
H 2 4/16/B3 A 1
N 046
H 2 5/27/83 B 1
N S82
H 2 5/29/83 A 1 2
N
S 2 5/31/83 C 1
N L 38
H 2 10/14/83 B 1
N 046
S 2 10/14/83 A 1
N 846
H 2 10/26/83 B 1
N H60
S 2 10/26/R3 A 3
N C60
H 2 11/07/83 A 1
N 881
H 3 12/01/83 B 1
N 846
H 3 12/08/83 d 1 M
N B46
H 2 12/0'3/83 B 1
N
S 2 12/13/83 B 1
N C60
H 2 12/14/83 B 1
N H60
H 2 12/31/83 B 1 P
F 1.30
H 2
1/23/83 D
10
P F L4
H 2
1/24/83 B
N
H 2
2/08/83 A
P N
5 2
2/09/83 A
N
H 2
2/10/83 A
N
H 2
2/12/83 A
N
H 2
2/13/83 A
N
H 2
2/14/83 A
L
H 2
2/14/83 A
N
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2/22/83 A
N
S 2
2/25/83 A
N
H 2
2/26/83 C
N
H 2
3/15/83 B
N
H 2
3/20/83 0
E
H 2
4/01/83 A
N
H 1
4/06/83 A
N
S 2
4/15/83 C
N SQ3
H 2
4/17/83 A
N
H 2
4/17/83 A
2 1
N
H 2
5/03/83 A
N 88 1
S 2
5/03/83 B
N M23
H 2
6/U5/83 C
N
S 2
6/07/83 B
N
5 2
6/08/83 A
N K90
H 2
6/14/83 A
N
H 2
6/16/83 A
N
H 2
6/18/83 A
N
H 2
6/19/83 C
N
H 2
7/02/83 A
N
S 2
7/19/83 A
N K90
H 2
7/20/83 C
N S51
H 2
8/02/83 A
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8/03/83 A
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1/01/B3 - W/31/fl3
s u a J t
SE USED FOR cnhOGHlNIUNS
JE20MNC Qf CnRN«»LLlS «0«D JLLO-5 NtH ClJNOO CaNSTRUCTION
SOuTmFaSI SFTIIL SALES 'IDOhIn:; r.^T-
nOUlO-flE mOOE buyers uISE TT tHECK LAND FACTj
FORHE" SALVATION AR1» BUIL0IN3 TO " ■■"" ="°
iicf ay THE FAST TRACK
CONTRDVERSIAL COhOO hELCO-ES FIRST TENANTS
LANO BOUCMI FOR MOUSING
NEIGnBORHOCD HOUSING BUYS LAN3
'■"'"SEE^ALSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
t STRANGE BREED
CONE MILLS CDKP.
COMPLEX TO "c BU
RESIDENTIAL DEvE
FIRM NEEDS MORE
CONE MILLS FIGhT
MANY taORKERS AT
mEstern pacific
TESTIMONY TO 5c
ctne acts to ecT
CONE MILLS OFFIC
EMPLOYEE GROUP T
CONE MILLS TO SM
CONE MILLS IS CL
TEXTILES TARGETS
COUNTY VJMS to h
COUNTY MILL TRY
CONE MILLS SAYS
ESC 10 OPEN HILL
SPECIAL OFFICE T
1 TEXTILE FIRMS
jriB-FINCING aSSI
They prepare for
about 20d cone m
ilt around mill
lopmpnt is planned in greensboro
ccn; mills st:ck to take control
conf^"llS^cite°family attachment to company
called hell heeled _
LIMITED IN come mills TAKcOVER
CK takeover , ,
lAL resigns a'io sells STuCK
0 BUY CONE MILLS STOCK
UT down HlLLS-lORDUGH TEXTILE PLANT
OSING
FOR TAKEOVERS
CLP .ORKERS ,,,
TO AID CONE MILLS EMPLOYEES
FINANCES READY FOR ACQUISITION
SBORUUGM DFFI:e to aid cone WORKbRS
0 HELP MURKER'. FIND NF» JOBS
mfnt private Turing i^a^
STANCE IS TAX MONEY .»FLL SPENT
Future: PROGiAM to -iElp fjse textile job loss hoes
ILLS horkErs are In program
CONfEUERATf INN II-9'il , , ,^^
DURHAM -AN Facing assauit chaigf
HAN ChARGEO in ROPBEKY try
Gunman ROBS ORANGE mqtel
ROBBERY CmaRIF filed
confederation of inoepenotni order'-
see ku klux klan
CunferfnCE of non-alIgneo nations
see non-alignfd movement ^
CONFIOEnCc games , ,,
SEE ALSO FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
SEE ALSO FRAjn
FORMER CON ARTIST NOm FRAUD FIGHTER
CONFIDENT lALl lY
SEE PRIVACY
CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CnoF
SF'l AGENIS FINISH PROBE OF UK:
uNC VICE Chancellor issues apt
JOANGF OA REVIEhS probe about
OA STUDYING SBI'S RI^PORT ON U'l
DECISION In linoleum CASE TO 1
UNC SUSPENDS VICE Chancellor
unC vice chancellor SUSPENDED
PUNISHMENT FITS CASE „„,,.
SLOAN'S LINK TO MAYTI PROPOSAL
sloan may leave la. firm if h
tho colleagues say hayti votes
sloan reportedly cautioned not
mRANGLE over hayti HORRIES NAT
RECOMMENDATION TO DEVELOPER
SLOAN NOTIFIES Clerk of hQRk >
SLOAN DEFINES OPTIGNSi NEH HE
SLOAN TELLS DURHAM CITY CLERK
CONFLICT FOUND IN SLOAN CASE
SLOAN SAYS FIRM TO DROP CLIENT
COUNCIL HAS auROEN OF AVOIOINT,
EOMISTcN 90mS out OF GREEN 1 NV
GREEN INVESTIGATION HANDED TO
EDMISTEN'S MOVE TOO LATE
COUNCIL CAN'T AGREE ON MESSAG-
SLGAN LEAVES COUNCIL TO AID MS
REACTION MIXED ON BAN OF HAYTI
FIvE RESIGN POSTS AFTER AUDIT
NASSIF SEES NO CONFLICT OF INl
R;P0«TER IN PUBLIC OFFICE IS '-
CENTER URGED TO REPAY STATE
2 ON BOARD C3UL0 GAIN FROM ROJ
LLOYD: 1-40 ROUTE NO FINANCIA,
SBI PROPES ALLEGED PLAN FOR Kl
N.C. UNIVERSITIES REvIEh faCi*.
UNC POLICY ON CONSULTING TO Gt
AVOID CCNFLICT CANDIDATE
PARK RANGER IN CHARLOTTE RESIj
ARE STATE OFFICES BEING USED T
OF KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
DEAN
LOGY, tXPLANATION ON FLOORINu
FLOOR ING
C DEAN
£ ANNOUNCED TODAY
FOR MONTH
DjESTIONFD
TESFST CONFLICT RULED
SOUGHT BY SLOAN
TO TAKE MAYTI CONTRACT
HHITE
ith minn. firm
Should Choose „,„
of involvement hith developer
CONFLICTS
cSTIGATION
ThO OAS
yti project
center investment
REPORT
EREST IN PROJECT
ONFLICT
TE
BENEFIT
CKBACKS
TY CONSULTING HORK
T REVIEH
0 SUbSlOIiE CAMPAIGNS?
CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION , ,, ,.
SEE DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SEE MEALS ON hhEELS
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO Elections, Durham county
SEE ALSO Elections, n.c. „,,,,,,t
SEE ALSO fourth congressional DISTRICT
SEE also senatorial campaigns
SEE ALSl U.S. CONGRfSS
C'SLE EYES CONGRESSIONAL RACE „„,,,
FHRMJR STiT^ SENATOR PLANS TO OPPOSE BRUT
hEnogn SI III seeks recount „,„..,
PANEL DELAYS ISSUING RULING ON RECOUNT
VALENTINE PLANS TO SEEK RE-6L:CTI0N
valentine plans to run ?n0 the
michaux, spajloinG may run
FE. house Challenges expected
congrfssman facf feh Challenges
johnston eyfs congressional bid
LEE MIY RUN FOR "iTH DISTRICT SEAT
johnsion^says me hon'T run fo) congress „,,,„,,, ..,,
COMMITTEE FORMEO TO BACK SPAUlUINC IN ^^g DISTRICT RACE
STATE GOP LEADER ENCOURAGED A^tOuf • 9<. CONGRESSIONAL RACES
'.ES^!p'a3lS|n'g'Ia'c«?3'^EE«% f>/.OS fur CONGRESSIONAL RACE
MICHAUX, SP'ULDING Eye races FOR CONGRESS. A.G.
C T S
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H 2 9/17/83
1
N
H 2 10/10/83
9
N
S 2 10/20/83
6
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S 2 11/30/63
C
1
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K90
H 2 12/01/83
C
7
N
H 2 4/12/83
A
4
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S 2 6/02/83
A
2
N
H 2 6/05/83
C
13
N
H 2 11/07/83
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10
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M 2 11/08/83
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8
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M 2 11/13/93
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H 2 11/30/83
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H36
S 2 12/09/83
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S
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H 2 12/12/33
A
8
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H 3 12/16/83
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1/D7/83
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1/08/83
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1/11/83
1 N H46
H 2
1/12/83
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H 2
1/31/83
1 N
S 2
1/31/83
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H 2
2/01/33
1 P N !346
S 2
2/03/83
4 E
H 2
2/10/83
1 N S51
S 2
2/10/83
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H 2
2/11/83
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S 2
2/11/83
1 0 N K90
H 2
2/12/83
1 N S5l
S 2
2/12/83
3 N
H 2
2/15/83
1 N S5l
S 2
2/15/83
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S 2
2/15/83
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2/23/83
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2/23/83
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S 2
2/24/33
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3/07/83
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3/08/83
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3/09/»3
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H 2
3/29/83
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H 2
4/15/83
1 P N S51
S 2
5/18/53
1 N K90
H 2
5/19/83
9 N
S 2
6/18/83
6 N
H 2
6/19/83
5 U M55
H 2
7/23/93
3 N
H 2
8/07/83
1 P N 046
H 2
3/12/83
1 N
S 2
3/22/83
' N
H 2
11/07/83
t N
S 2
11/11/83
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H 2
12/03/83
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H 2
12/24/83
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S 2
12/29/83
B
6 J
6/01/83 A
7/15/83 B
7/26/93 A
7/29/83 A
8/10/83 A
a/lI/83 A
9/11/83 A
a/22/93 A
1/22/83 C
)/09/83 B
9/15/83 B
9/15/83 A
10/07/83 A
10/14/83 fi
10/18/83 A
10/27/83 A
11/04/83 A
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12/31/H3
I'S". PuLincS: LEE PONDERS, UHITrEfl "tUM
congsessiomal Club
see national conoressional club
SEE N.C. CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
CONG0ESSI0^AL DISTRICTS
III IMS fUU^f" CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Br^l^'B^EJ^l^l^ ^^^2^1^ .0 AEEECT SOIT
^'^i^^:s'jO„sFf?^:r?^l"l:ii:s;^:'^fKT,oNs
?f'^^?yf^l'' 6LAC^?°FAfi'SiR "^E^^^' '=OUNO IN ASSEMBLY REOIST
-M?;:E'?rBrK^Mu?iE"N'rs?i?js'^ilric"^?;N\"«^'"
S^^I^?IT?f?Ng'^J?;ys.'y'v?;'- STRENGTH
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
STOP PRINTING ■FAMILY SCRAPBOIK-
CONGRESSIONAL VETO
c%'<!lE^?s^'n^^AL'^iE^3^'^^^o^^,^«^^^^'i,,,,
CONNEMARA ICAKL SANDHuRG'S ESTATE]
SANOoURC'S HOUSE: IT lfin«! .< .c r r
" '■"""^ *S IE T»f MRIIfK STILL LlVEO THtRt
CONUn; HOdlLf HUME, INC. (II s 7n,
CONNER HUHES-'eIrnInGS TRIPU
CuNSfRVATInN
SEE ENvIhONMENIAL PROTECTION
SEE KILDLIFE CONSfdVAIinN ™
CONSfRVATInN COUNCIL OF N.C.
^3u'ij?rs?^o^sn^^?p^k'F"?°5r -'-
CONSERVATIVES
III ^'■>2 eunoamentalists
SEE ALSn L iberals
SEE ALSO NEa BICmT
«E*»F , F£^-oS?'*5''fSS10NAL CLU1
Wt'Mt LEFT HICHr rnNFiicPn
^ir:;Ei^i^'i:;-°:i?°^^fcr^?^,---
P"ESS SHOULD APPLY -ULTRA' EVFNhJnOEOLY
CONSOLIDATED VENTURES COBP.
It Hii'-M^r' DEVELOPMENT PLANNEl
M^NpihS^NsV'^Si^SEi? \ll°l'll° "''' SOLD
JTP rn GET offices; HOTEL '
MARKET. IS THE WORLD READY FOB YOU AND YOUR MBA--
CONSPIRACY
TWO CONSPIRACY ChJSgEO FILED >■ ^^EL . . . THE CITY-
CONSTRUCTION CONTROL SERVICE rORR
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11/^3/83 A
ll/3n/fl3 A
1 1/30/83 C
12/01/83 A
li/02/tl A
12/03/83 B
12/03/83 B
12/20/83 A
12/21/83 A
12/23/63 B
N 0<,6
N B<.6
1/26/83 B
4/2<./B3 B
6/26/133 D
7/08/83 C
T/26/83 A
7/27/83 A
7/28/83 B
7/29/83 A
7/30/83 A
8/01/83 A
8/02/83 A
3/03/83 A
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5/23/83 A
10/08/83 A
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H 2 10/20/83 A 20 N
2 3/10/83 A
2 10/13/83 A
2 1 1/01/83 b
2 8/06/83 A
2 10/17/83 A
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2 12/10/83 A
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CUNSTRUCTIPN ITiOOSTkY
III 'l-l" JUILOING LONSTRUCriON
itis sai^s?tf!? c'g5fr"°"°
;LS\^;;?^.^r['.'y?^rRY
Ih5VS0 WOMEN IN CnNSTflScTION
^ ? c' " ''""'' °'"^ ""^^'^^ ^"""^ -- -- SURGE
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CONSULTING FIRMS
H 2
3/18/83 C
5
N
S 2
1/19/83 A
1
N
H 2
1/20/83 A
1 0
N
H ?
«/17/83 A
4
N
H 2
<t/17/93 A
2 1
N
H '
5/12/83 6
4
N
s
6/14/83 A
1
N T32
H 2
6/15/83 A
1
N L41
H 2
10/02/83 0
1 2
P F L41
H 2
6/12/83 0
12
N L41
H 2
6/12/83 0
12
P F L41
H !
3/10/83 A
I
N
H 2
3/11/83 A
6
N
H 2
4/29/83 A
2 0
N
H 2
9/13/83 A
I 0
N
H 2
9/14/83 B
5
N
H 2
9/15/83 A
7
N
H 2
9/16/83 A
8
N
H 1
12/30/83 B
1
N
H 2
4/09/83 C
I
N
S 2
4/09/83 A
3
N K90
S 2
4/14/83 A
1 P
N K90
N K90
S 2
7/07/83 C
1
S 2
H 2
S/04/83 A
3/05/83 C
1
4
N K90
N
S 2 3/07/83 A
" 2 5/12/83 A
" 2 7/09/83 A
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H 2 9/09/RJ B
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H 2 9/14/83 h
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MLlNrHLY/A.N4UAl. INOEX BY SUBJECTS
>AGE ISO
N.C. urjl vfRSI TIPS KFvItk Faculty cijnsulTINC uOhk
CONSULTANT'S PRnORESS CRITICUEO
UNC POLICY ON CONSULTING TO OFT rfEvlEH
CONSUMER EnuCATinil
SEE CONSUWER PROTECT ION
C0N5U"FR PBICE INUEX
SEE ALSO CCnNOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FOOD. COSTS
SEE ALSO INFLATION. U.S.
MARKET BASKET SHOWS FOOD PRICFS UP <.»
CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION
^^FOAM^°NSULATl"nN:''HoiI^"o?SPUT;o GOVFRNMfNT BAN AFFECTED ONE DURHAM FIRM
CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE ALSO AUTOMOTIVE CONSUMER ACTION PRUGRAMS
SEE ALSO CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION
SEE ALSn N.C. CONSUMERS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO WARRANTIES
CONSUMER SKEPTICISM
CONSUMERS' DILEMMAS
EnMISTEN SAYS GM SETTLEMENT IS INADEOUATE
AUIO DEALERS TO OFFER CONSUME' PROGRAM
CONSUMERS UNION
aEEB AD 'MISLEADING'
CONSUMPTION TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES. U.S.
CONSUMPTION Tax: UNANSWERED O.IESTIQNS
CONTACT LENS
SEE ALSO ARTIFICIAL LEhiS , ,^,
EYE COLOR; RALEIGH FIRM MAKES TINTED SOFT CONTACTS
OPTICIANS DISLIKE CONTACT LENS RULES
CONTACT TELEMINISTRY ORGANIZATION „„,,,.„,
SEE CONTACT DURHAM, INC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PR0GRAM1
CONTACT wefK
SEE CONTACT DURHAM,
ISC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGKAMI
CONTEMPT UF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS, u.';. , ,
U.S. ATTORNEY IS THHtATENEO WITH CONTEMPT
JUDICIAL DISPUTE RESULTS IN CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS
FEDERAL JUDGE MALTS CONTEMPT ACTION AGAINST U.S. ATTuRNEY
CONTESTS ISEF ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CDNTESTSl
SFE ALSO COOKING CONTESTS ,„ „,, ,,.,c t,
SEE ALSO PICK THE WINNERS (DURHAM SUN SPORTS CONTESTl
STUDENTS TO TEST MATH ABILITY
JEEP WINNER
STUDENTS RAKE IN maTm HONORS „ ^
CROSSWOFO PUZZLE CONTEST PRIZ= GOES TO DUKE JUNIOR
WHEN YOU SAY DURHAM, WHAT COMFS TO MIND?
PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED
MUSIC CI^NTEST
PHOTO WINNERS LISTED
CONTEST OPEN FOR TEEN-AGE SCRIPTS
CONTINENTAL AIRLINES
NO EFFECT SEEN ON ROU AIRLINE
CONTINENTAL CAFE
IBOO SAID MI SSING
CONTINENTAL CLUB
SEE OIIRMAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CONTINUING EDUCATION
SEE ALSO ADULT fOHCAIluN
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE COMTINUING EDUCATION WINTER 1<>83
CONTRACEPTION
SEE BIRTH CONTROL
CONTBACEPTI VF SPONGES
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
NEW CONTRACEPTIVE WILL BE SOL") IN FALL
CQNIHACTOHS
SEE BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
SEE MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE PAVING CONTRACTORS
CONTROL DATA CORP.
GROUP SEEKS LAB HOME
CONVENIENCE CORNER (CHAPEL HILL R04JI
MFN ROB STORE
TWO MFN ROB STORE
TWO ARRESTED IN R061ERY
2 MEN CHARGED WITH ROBBFRY
CONVFNIENCE FOOD MART (ANGIER AvE.l
POLIC^ SAY HOLDUP SUSPECT FOU'JO HIDING UNOtfl LEAVES
CONFUSION SURROUNDS MAN'S ARREST IN KOBPERY
POLlCf ARREST 2 MORF MEN IN RIBBERY OF FOOD STORc
TWO MEN ROD FOOD MART
I Charged in holoup of stokf
CONVENIENCE FOODS
PROCESSED FOODS STILL HAVE NUIRITIQNal VALUE
CONVENTIONS
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COVVENTIOH
CONVENTION COMPETITION INCREASES
WE'RE ON RIGHT TRACK '
COME HOME, LIGGETT
NO OOOM IN THE INNS
CIVIC CENTER WILL BRING LIGGETI oACK
COOKBOOK S
SFE ALSO FUOJ
MOTHER WONOFRFUL IS A CHEESEC«KF FXPFRT
EATING, PREPARING SHELLFISH MADE FASY WITH NEW flUOK
MR. PClfATO man: COOKBOOK AUTHIR ADVOCATES USE UF OEHYDBAIED SPUDS
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?SV' ''i^iA 'tCIOES FkOM 04y5 COMc dV
•H«RVf ST' PUGMISES AUUNOANT GlOO FATING
anoK
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CGOKIES
CIHL SCOUTS GEAR UP FOR ANNUA. COOKIE SALE
COOKING
NINA PMlLPjrr IS AT HOME IN Jit KITCuFfu
He« COOKIES ABE PERFECT EVEBY TIME
OLO-f ASHIONrO COOKING
A FAMILY OF cooks: HOLIDAYS 8MNG THt KING FAMILY INTO THE KITCHEN
COOKING CLUBS
R0X6OR0 GOuRMFf CLU'1 HEFTS. ElTS MONTHLY
COOKING CONTESTS
CUOKING SCHOOLS
ISMt"!"S'.' != !>"'''■ COOKING SCHOOL
IPUTHERN COOKING SCHOOL SET
SCrtOOl OATE IS StPI. J9
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COOPfRATIVE OCEANOGfi«PHIC PROGRAM
SEE OUKF UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
COOPERATUfFS
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SENmi)*FoSuM''?nrrJJ?i''^ "^^"5 AND UPPOR TuNI T I E S
SENIOR CITUtNS GrZtEFuL
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HOSPICE GALA DOES 0RGANI2 AT In-) pwniin
SEAVER IS NE. P«e5IDENli!'coog'!lK!?ySc COUNCIL
COORS SEER
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO BEER
111 i[ro i°,},r" ""'■"' ""E"'^"^ "•
COORS TO BE SOLO IN N.C.
fSSS? ^t?t!^ '° DISTRIBUTE IN >I.C.
COPPER MINES
SLAYING PLEA BARGAIN REJECTED
COPYRIGHT LAW
SEE ALSO TRADEMARKS
LAU UNCLEAR ON HOME TAPING
PO-ER LINE ROUTE TO CHANCE
COPYRIGHT VIOLATION
RECORD COMPANIES FILE SUIT?
Ia^ ulic';iA«'"E^ :SSr?Aj'?Kr"'°^'^° '"^ " "'"OS "" "eRE
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2fTLF^M^'Tf «^FyfS^El",^%^!Sri3I'Tr^ ^^'^'^
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CORCORAN UPTOWN (DURHAM RtSTAURANTI
TWO RESTAURANTS OPEN IN OURHAH
CORDLESS TELEPHONES
^'^Irttl? "''BILE TELEPHONES
STATIC HAMPERS SJM£ CORDL f SS, = HON E S
CORN
SEE ALSO GRAIN
CORN BANK
N.C. MAY HAVE TO IMPORT rnakj
CONTAMINATEO CORN IS FOUNO
CORN. SOYBEAN PRICES EXPECTED TO INCREASE DURING THE MONTH
CJHNFA TRANSPLANTS
S£E ALSO ORGAN OONQHS
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NEW ROAD SIGNS WELCOME IN DURHAM AND CARKBORO
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PACE 152
^'& L P "lYt.
DUKf SEMOR GETS CORJ FEULOMSHIP
DUUE SENIOi* .ilN'; GRANT
COROLLA* N.C.
CHROLLA IS NOT ALLUHED TQ INC.TRPORATE
STATE LA»S ON QPI'lERir MAY QE CHANGEO NEXT YEAR
CORONARY BYPASS SURGERY
SEE ALS1 ritART SURGERY
PASSING PARADE
A "ORAL DILEMMA
CQRPnRATC CONSULTING ANO OEVFLOPMEMT CO., LTD.
RALEIGH fIRH MOVES TO &OEEN LEVEL
CORPORATE GUARII ANSliI P PROGRAM
NE« STATE PROGRAM A COMFORT
CORP. FOR COOPERATIVE PuSINESS
«ORKER-O.NEO FIRMS WILL GET ME L P
nE« firm .fILL AID BUSINESSES
COMPANY GETS OFFICIAL APPROVAL
CORP. FOR Public broadcasting
SEE ALSO Public broadcasting service
RTI PREPARING SCHOOL SURVEY
RTI TO STUOY TV USE IN CLASSR30MS
CQRRECTICN £^'TE^PRISES
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
PRISON AGENCY PROFIT 13. S MILLION
INMATES MAKE SOAP, PRINT STAT= TAX FORMS
PRISON PROJECT wJPkS
CORRECTIONS
SEE CUKMAM MORNING HERALD, CORRECTIONS
SEE DURHAM SUN, CORRECTIONS
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
JUDGE DELAYS SCHOOL CLOSURE DECISION
CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS ^^,
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, EMPLOYEE ThEFT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO kHlTE rOLLAk CRIMES
N.C. FIRM CHARGED KlTH filO-RIGGING
COR-OPTION IN GOVERNMENT „„E,„,.nON, "ABSCAM" !NV|ST|GATIQN
SEE ALSO FEnERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, ■•COLCOR" INVESTIGATION
ill ALSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, RObCOR
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO SPECIAL PROSECUTORS ,, ^„ ^ ,„.,c
OFFICIALS SAY FEDERAL JURY PBIBING WILKES CRuG TRADE
AGENTS Examine campaign recoris , ^ „„ ,, c-,
RFCQRnS SAY JFNRETTE TARGET 0= ABSCAM AS FAVOR TO FBI
FORMER FtJI AGENT TESTIFIES JUIGE POCkFTEU 11,000
TAPE CALLED PAYOFF SCENE
SFCOND VIOEOTAPF SmOmN AT TR1.\L OF JUDGE HUNT
DEFENSE'S WITNESS DENIES alL£".atiONS IN JUOGE'S TRIAL
OFFENSE RESTS IN JUDGE'S TRIAL
JURY DELIBERATES IN TRIAL OF 'OLUMBUS COUNTY JUDGE
JUDGE IS GUILTY OF RACKETEERING
HUNT'S REMOVAL RECOMMENDED
OFFICIALS FIGHT IMAGE OF COLCOR
EOMISTEN CONFIR'fS GREEN UNDER INVESTIGATION
MR. GREEN'S TROUBLE
SPECIAL PROSECUTOR MAY HANDLE PROBE OF GREEN
wiLKES ALLEGATIONS SAID UNDER STUDY
JUDGE HUNT SAYS RESIGNATION SfNT
cOMISIEN BOWS OUT OF GREEN INVESTIGATION
GREEN INVESTIGATION MANnED TO TWO OAS
HUNT'S SENTENCING PHSTPHNEO
E^MISTEN PLAYS POLITICS
SENATOR FACES EXTORTION COUNT
STATE SENATOR SURRENDERS, DENIES CONSPIRACY CHARGES
SENATOR DENIES FELONY CHARGES
NO RIGHT TO BENEFITS
PUBLIC OFFICIALS SET BAD EXAMPLE
CUMBERLAND COUNTY MANAGER F I R" D
N.C. COURT BARS FORMER JUDGE FROM BENCH
ROBESON COUNTY OFFICIAL CHARGED
ROOESON OFFICIAL IS INDICTED
0. A. WANTS PURCHASING LAW
2 MFN INDICTED IN COLCOR PROBf ARE SENTENCED ,„,-.,
HOSPITAL HAT ION OF WAKE DA STALLS INVESTIGATION OF GREEN
GREEN GETTING Raw DEAL ,„ *.«. ,
WIINESSFS: BRUNSWICK SHERIFF 'ROTFCTED DRUG OPERATIONS
PAPER REPORTS GRAND JURY TQ MF E T ON GREEN PROBE ,,^,.,,,^j
JUDGE BAILEY SAYS GRAND JURY wILL LOOK AT GREEN ALLEGATIONS
WIKE GRAND Jury to WEIGH GREE1 EVIDENCE TODAY
GRAND JURY SS«S GREEN PROBE
GREFN FACEi BRIBERY CHARGES ,„,,
GREEN ACCUSEJ GF CONSPIRING r: TAKc BRIBES
GREEN'S TROUBLE CDuLD AFFECT RQYALL'S FUTURE
GREEN SUPPORTERS TO MEET
INVESTIGATION COULD GET GREEN OFF HOOK
nAKE OA says grand JU'Y CHOSE NOT TO HEAR GREEN
GREEN WARY OF AGENT
TRANSCRIPTS REVEAL GREE'l, AGElT TALKS
TRANSCRIPT OF REPORTED GREEN TALKS WITH AGENT
GREFN «ON'T COMMENT ON CONVERSATION EXCERPTS
INtUIRY UROCREO IN TAPES' STO'Y
TRANSCRIPT DARKENS OUTLOOK FOR GREEN
ELECTION-LAW COMMENT SPELLS OOOM FOR GREEN
GREEN TAPES ANGER LAWYERS
GRAND JURY ON GREEN TO M£fT
PULLEY UPSET IVFR WAY WAKE DA HANDLED PROBE
JIMMY OREEN IS INDICTED: LT. ",0V. FACES 6 CHARGES
SOME LEGISLATORS MAINTAIN THEIR SUPPORT FOR LT. GOV.
R. C. SOLES IS INDICTED
GREEN NOT RESUIRED TO RESIGN HIS PuST
STATE SEN. SOLES INDICTED ON 'OUR fEDFRAL CHARGES
GREEN SURRENDERS, THEN IS RELEASED WITHOUT BAIL
PAPER SAYS GRAND JURY WON'T P'uBE TRANSCRIPT LEAK
ChaNGFS BAULY needed FOP N.C. ELECTION LAWS
JIMMY GREEN WITH CIGARETTES ANO LIGHTED FUSE IN mOuTh ( C AR TOON I
SPECIAL U.S. GRAND JURY wiLL NOT INVESTIGATE HOW NEWSPAPER ...
GREEN AND SOLES AMONG FEW N.C. POLITICIANS EVER CHARGED
FBI OPERATIONS OUFSTIONFD
FBI FOCUSES ON CORRUPTION
PLEAS ARE ENTERED BY FORMER OFFICIAL
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1/27/93
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1/29/93
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2/01/93
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2/02/93
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2/09/93
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3/05/93
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3/07/93
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3/11/93
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3/16/93
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3/17/83
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3/25/93
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5/03/93
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5/04/93
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5/12/93
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5/2<./93
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6/07/93
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6/16/93
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6/16/93
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6/16/93
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6/17/93
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6/17/93
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6/17/93
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6/18/83
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6/19/93
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6/19/93
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6/19/93
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6/20/93
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6/20/83
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M 2
6/21/93
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6/21/83
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S 2
6/21/93
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6/22/93
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6/22/93
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6/22/93
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6/22/83
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6/23/93
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6/23/93
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6/23/93
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6/27/83
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6/27/83
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MONTHLY/AN "I UAL
INDEX
12/31/83
s u e J e c T s
C PG L P 3YL
SEN. SOLES PLEADS INNOCENT TO CHARGES
JURY INCICrS 12 IN VOTE PROBE
NINE PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN VOTE FRAUD
STATE LAWS 3N BRIBERY MAY BE THANGEO NEXT YEAR
ATTORNEYS FOR GREEN GIVEN TAP^S
ATTORNEYS FOR GREEN GIVEN TAP'S
TRIAL OF SOLES TO 6FG1N TODAY
JURORS ARE SELECTED IN TRIAL IF SEN. SULfcS
SOLES TRIAL DELAYED
SOLES TRIAL POSTPONED UNTIL F-IIDAY
SOLES TRIAL TO RESUME AFTER DELAY
JURY HEARS ON TAPE THAT SOLES TRIED TO PAY FOR GOLD BRACELET
FBI AGENT TESTIFIES IN SOLES TRIAL
11 INDICTED IN ROBESON COUNTY CETA PROEF
AGENTS WERE TOLD SOLES' APPROVAL NEEDED ON VOTE
AGENTS SAYS SOLES WANTED HIS "OLITICAL ALLIES AIDED
AGENT SAYS WILLIAMSON SUGGESTED 3RACELET FOR SOLES
AGENT CONTINUES TESTIMONY IN TRIAL OF STATE SENATOR
TAPES IN SOLES TRIAL REVEAL SMALL-TOWN L I FE i CONCERNS
GOP LIKELY TO EXPLOIT CORRUPTION ISSUE
LAWYERS FOR SOLFS QUESTIONING AGENT
WILLIAMSON: AGENTS 'JUST PLAI>| GOOD TO ME WITH MONEY'
RIGGINS TESTIFIES SOLFS GAVE HIM MONEY
PETITION SEEKS REMOVAL OF RUTHERFORD'S SHFRIFF
BIGGINS: MONEY USED 'TO SUPPORT TICKET-
DEFENSE LAWYERS ASK FEDERAL J J OGE TO ACQUIT SOLES
SOLES' JURY TO GET SINGLE CHANGE
THREE OF FOUR CHARGES AGAINST SOLES DISMISSED
OFFICER OF CONGRESSIONAL CLUB RAPS REMARK BY SOLES' LAWYER
JURY GETS SOLES' CASE: RIGGINS GIVEN PROBATION
JURY ACQUITS SOLES OF BRIBERY CHARGE
JUDGE TO OPEN MOTIONS IN SOLES' TRIAL AFIFR REVIEW
SOLES' VERDICT MAY BE GOOD SI'N FOR uREEN
MALE PROSTITUTE WAS SENT TO S" Y - SOLES' LAWYERS
SUPPORTERS HAIL SOLES' VERDICT
JUROk says GOVERNMENT DIDN'T SHOW SOLES AUTHORIZED PKIBE
BUNCOMBE PROBE ENDS
GREEN HEARING IN BRIBE CASE IS POSTPONEO
COLCOR SURVIVES ACOUITTAL
STATE GETS CuSTOOY OF MUROER SUSPECT
STATE AUTHORITIES TO GET EVIDENCE FROM SuLES TRIAL
ATTORNEYS DISAGREE ON EFFECT IF SOLES' VERDICT ON GRtFN TRIAL
11 INNOCENT PLEAS ENTERED IN lOflCOR CASE
TRIAL DATE SET FOR 11 PEOPLE CHARGED IN ROBESON PROBE
SOLES' LAWYERS BAP FBI TACTICS
SBI PROBES ALLEGED PLAN FOR KICKBACKS
FEDS CORRUPTED ELECTION PROCESS
GREEN FACES TRIAL OCT. 17
INNOCENT PLEA IS ENTERED FOR GREE'l
DIETICIAN IS CONVICTED OF MISUSING STATE CAR
SEMANTICS PROBLEM GETS CASE DISMISSED
CLAY COUNTY POLITICS HAT F I EL D- MCC OY FEUO
FREEN'S LAWYERS GIVE COURT HU"1 T AFFIDAVIT
WILKES PROBE PROMOTED
GREEN CHARGES ARE CLARIFIED
JIMMY GREEN TRIAL ON BRIBE COJNTS OPENING MONDAY
N.C. ELECTIONS DIRECTOR REVIEWING SOLES CASE
SEVENTEEN POTENTIAL JURORS ACCEPTED FOR GREEN TRIAL
GREEN'S ATTORNEYS ACCEPT THRE'= JURORS
7 JURORS SEATED FOR GREEN'S TRIAL
JURY Chosen for green'S trial
FBI AGENT: GREEN INDICATED HE WOULD ACCEPT MONEY
PAPER SAYS IT OBTAINED PROBE TAPES
GREEN REFUSED BRIBES— TAPES
LAWYERS SAY STATUTE IN GREEN CASE TOO VAGUE
JURORS UNINFORMED ABOUT GREEN CASF
1 CF 5 Charges AGAINST GREEN IS DROPPED
GREEN TESTIFIES HE ATTEMPTED TO TRAP AGENTS
SBI AGENT TESTIFIES EFFORTS MADE TO IDENTIFY DRDAK
DEFENSE RESTS IN JIMMY GREEN'S TRIAL
PRISON HEAD IS SUSPENDED AFTE' MISCONDUCT PROBE
FINAL ARGUMENTS GIVEN IN GREEI DRIOEHY TRIAL
JURY MULLS FATE OF JIMMY GREEV
JURY ACQUITS JIMMY GREEN
JURY ACQUITS LT. GOVERNOR
GUILT IN GREEN CASE: SELF-APPOINTED JUDGES
FEW SURPRISED WITH OUTCOME IN GREEN TRIAL
ACME LT. GOV. CATCHING KIT ICARTOONI
GREEN CHARGES COST 490.000
JUDGE DISMISSES CHARGES AGAINST ROBESON OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL CHARGED IN BRIBERY CASE
EX-SHERIFF GOES TO PRISON
NO ONE JAILED IN AFTERMATH OF FBI PROBE
FBI CRITICIZED ON BOLTON REFERENDUM
CORRUPTION IN MILITARY
SEE ALSO MILITARY
STATE PROBES ALLEGATIONS ABOUT GUARO
CORRUPTION IN SPORTS
SEE SPORTSt SCANDALS
CORVETTE CLUPS
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND «UTO HANUF AC TURER S 1
JUBILEE WILL TEST THE SILVER STREAK
COSMETICS
N.C. PLANTS MAKE MONEY ON HAk; UP
COSMONAUTS
SEE SOVIET UNION, SPACE RESEARCH
COST OF LIVING INDEX, CHAPEL MILL
-COST OF LIVING HIGHEST IN N.C.
LIVING IN CHAPEL HILL SAID MOST COSTLY IN N.C.
COST OF LIVING INOFx, N.C.
COST OF LIVING HIGHEST IN N.C.
COSIA RICA
ll-DAY TOUR TO HIT POINTS IN '.OSTA RICA
TROPICAL TKEATS OFFERED BY MUSEUI OF LIFE, SCIENCE
COSTUMES
SEE ALSO CLOTHING. HISTORY
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
SEE ALSO PERIOD CLuThINC
COSTUME RENTERS IN N.C. S«Y SANTA SUITS SCARCE
COTTON
SEE ALSO POLL WEEVIL
SEE ALSO BROwN LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INOUSTOY
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INOuSTRV
N.C. PRODUCTION OF FEED GRAIN. COTTON INCREASES
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MUNTnLY/A'iNUAL INuEX
Subjtcrs
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F«« eistcsfi QCficiALS roua te«iilf Ficuirr
COTTON OUST
SFc saOrf.N nJNf. ri?c*SF
CjTtnn OUST atr,jL»TinjS '
SEE »l.S3 fRO»N luNG DISEASE
SEE ALSn BECuLATanv AGENCIES
EASING OF C3ITDN OUST ilULEl KlGrtEO
MO oecisin:. "aoe tn dust stah-:aro
E0UIP"ENT CALLED 3EST KAY TO PREVENT B«(1hN LUNG
il'X \ir,'l.?cl m]ru°"AW''»ll, cut cotton oust E.POSU-F
CnuOI bCEAnS NEW GaOuNO in respiratort illnfss CaSc
Sif^f? ?S''Jla'Tic"°TES'T'ljE''iibl<iSr^a^- B-O-N LUNG ENTEKS Nt- ROUND
cotton Oust: POLICY IS 3ev£RS=3; CQNIRUIS SOUGHT
OSnA PLANS TJ PE«lSf COTTON OJST STANDARD
BILL LI"|TING TAI BREAKS ADVANCES „ „ ,
3R0liN LUNG GROUP CALLS FOR ST'ONGES DUST jTANOAROS
COTy (MAKE-UPt . „
N.C. PLANTS MAKE "ONEY ON MAK; UP
"" 'cDuGaR "aulS girl in LENOIR
COUGAR PlayEJ too ROuGm .„,,,,
MAULING SHOUS SENSE IN PARRIN'. HILO 'PETS-
SUIT FILED IN COUGAR ATTACK
COUGAR ATTACKS CHARLOTTE UOHA-1
COUGAR MILL BE OBSERVED FOR R»9lES
COUGAR HILL BE SENT TO OUT-'-F- STATE lOV.
COUGAR SENT TO NATURAL BRIDGE ZOO ^ , , c cr .^w
DEMISE OF EASTERN COUGARS SUBJECT OF MOUNTAINS STUOY
COUGH "EOIC INES
SEE ALSO COLOS
SEE ALSO DRUGS , ,„
COuCh is NATURE'S VACUUM ClEajcR
COUNCIL CmoISIIAN academy
SEE ALSO REOmOOO academy
SCnOOLi SUPPORTERS LOSE , ^ ,
SCHOOL SEEKS COURT REVIEu OF JUDGMENT
SCHOOL HANTS JUDGMENT SET ASHE
ACADEMY DION'T KNCm ABOUT SUIT
FAMILIES' SUIT AGAINST SCHOOL GOING TO TRIAL
SCHOOL MILL GO TO COURT OVER lERTIFICATE REPAYMFNl
COURT RULING NOT EXPECTED TO AFFECT DURHAM SCHOOLS
REDMOnO ACADEMY CUTS STAFF
COUNCIL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SPORTS. BASKETBALL
PLAYER. COACH OR BOTH?
""^ilSSSHAi^^RfrcSSScui'ciu^cL'^FiS m°.V.. ARTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
COUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO EUSriESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ENTREPRE'lEUKlALSHlP
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
CIUNCIL FORMED TO ENCOURAGE b.lSINFSS , , , ^,,^c
NFM TRIANGLE GROUP TO HELP. Ev COURAGE hIGh-GROmTh firms
COtJNClL FOR WOMEN OF DURHAM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY COUNCIL OF MCcN
COUNCIL .•"F CIVIC CLUPS OF GREATER IuRhAM
RfNF«ING PATRIOTISM
CalMESTOPPEOS PLAN
CO IMESTOPPERS PROGRAM BEGINS TODAY
CIVIC CLunS TO HOLD ANNUAL FEST AT
TjO gentlemen of MERIT
CIVIC CLUB COUNCIL. COUNTY SC-iOOLS
SCHOOL MUSIC TO HELP CRIMESTOPPERS
UNABASmFC, youthful PATRIOTISM
MARKHAM's «oans SURPRISE spaulding
spauloing responds to mayor
CONCERT AlUS CRImESTOPPERS
mayor's idea is a good one ,„^ ,
ouRham's top lammfn praise yojng people
thanks for help in -durham sa-ute'
DUKF TU SEcK "ONEY ON TV
council of state
see n.c. council of state
council on environmental juality
see also environmental prgtectiin agency
el-nccu teacher nominated to »ost
councilville community
county gets tmo grants
cduncilvillE gets grant
counterfeit labels
see also fashion designers
SEE ALSO Imports
FAKE ITEMS CAUSE CONCERN
COUNTERFEIT MONEY
SEE ALSO Currency
SEE ALSO FORGERY
BOGUS BILLS FOUND IN VANCE
DAVIDSON MAN BEING TRIED ON CO UNTf R FE I T iNC CHARCt
JURY CONVICTS N.C. MAN. 6^, OF POSSESSING FAKE "ONEY
GREENSBORO INVENTOR SENTENCED
CANNON PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES
COLORED HONEY? NOT RAD
"^"sEE alSo'naTIONal association 0-= COUNTIES
SEE ALSO N.C. TOmnShIPS
COUNTIES FORCED TO SPEND LOCA^ "ONEY
MANY COUNTIES IN N.C. READY FIR SALES TAX HUE
URBAN CCUNTIES UNHAPPY ABOUT SALES TAX SPLIT
IS N.C. COUNTIES OK TAX
SOME COunTIFS hurry TO ADOPT TAX INCREASE
COUNTRV CLUBS
'^C0UNT2T''ciu»sf 'TmPlaST bastion of EXCLUSIVITY'
N.C. BAR OElIcaTION opposes resolution against club BIAS
CLjBS SEEK NO handouts. omE n: explanations
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ANNUAL
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U/31/83
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO PMirsrClANS, n.c.
ECU PHYSICIANS SEE PATIENTS MR ,,nCTaRS ATTENCIN. COUPSfS
COUNTRY MUS IC
XcSnEECH^I'^uSIc""-" ""'"^ A.CHIVES
CDUNTr MANAGERS, N.C.
COUNTY HANACEPS- DUTIES AND S«LARIES VARY
CauP OE TORCHON (fILH)
•COUP OF TORCHON' PROVOCATIVE FILM
COUPONS
CEREAL COUPONS TO AID MUSEUM
COURAGE
MUSICIAN STARTING OVER AFTER lOSINC J IN Family
COURT-APPOINTtO LAUYFRS
SEE ALSO LAUyFRS, N.C.
SEE^ ^^
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rOURT-MARTI AL
SEE MILITAKY, COURTS MARTIAL
COURTESY
THANKS FROM A YANKEC
...AND FOR REFLECTION
COURTESY TITLES
SEE ALSO NAME',
SALLY RIDE SLIGHTFO
COURTS, OURHAM ClUNTY
NG
Iff f,'-52 PRETRIAL NEkS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO PUBLIC OE FENDER S. DiyBHi M
III Jl-fS ?"'■'• CLAIMS cSSrt''"''
^^f.*'-^!? '^•5' aANKRUPTCY'cOURT
LAUYtSS FOR THE POOR
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
DirfyiSf" COUNTY, BAILIFFS
ER BAILIFF
COURTS. ,„„
SEE ALSO COURTS
DURHAM COUNTY, COST-;
Avfiv^rSPi',"^' DURHAM fOUNTY, FINES
AVERY TRIAL MAY BE COUNTY'S HTST COSTLY
COURTS, puJHAM COUNTY
«ii, UU^HAM COUNTY, EMPinvppc
III a'MS coi;rt^,'X;rS;S'-?pS^^y
COLVARD EXPECTS ANYTAlXG^fio^^feg^llcNlvE JUROKS
COURTS, fyOHAM COUNTY, FINES
ill :tis isigfh w^F ?r'^' "5TS
""?E'l•A?r."iu^lNrE''c^^7^'"^^ °" '"""
THE SUN, STATE HELP TROUBLED YOUTHS
COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY, TRIAL WATCH^R^
TART-TONGUED COURT -iTCHER^^iuSTS DEPUTY
COURTS, N.r,
III AtlS G"iG"yR^%»f '^^""' «^'"
itis Js^v^5iT^^••
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UOMAN SPENT II DAYS WAiri»,r-
HUD SUPPORT BILLS SIDETRir^Fn
OURT HOLDS MAN 010 NOT GET FA ?i
FOR HER TRIAL bEFa„E CHARGE DISMISSED
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l-AKf JUDGE:, rfl.L L»HrE«S TO S'EEO UP
Cnum SYSTEM GETS TOP RANKING fnR EFFICIENCY
""sEe'aLSo'c JJRTS. tluRHAM COUNTY, FINFS
LFGiIlaTOP CHARGES STATE •TAI.ORING' HASTE SILL
mHuSE votes to study MOVING OFFICES
??OPQS£0 INVESTING OF COURT FJNOS SPARKS DEBATE
SENAT^OKS BILL TO LET HERCIIAITS RAISE INTEREST
SOME CLEKKS riAVEN'T CTLLECIEO 0«I FEcS
COURISt N.C.. NEWS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO PRETRIAL NEn5 COVERAGE
TRIAL JUDGE: PUDLICIIY 'A FACT OF LIFE-
COURTS. N.C.. PM^IOGRAPmY
"^Tv'^^SR^'caSISrcl EXPERIMENT SOES SLOWLY
CAMERAS TO i£ ALLOWED AT JIMMY GREEN'S TRIAL
CnilRTS. N.C TELEVISION COVERAGE
rJ COURT COVERAGE EXPERIMENT SOES SLOWLY
CAMERAS TO BE ALLOWED AT JIMMY GREEN'S TnlAL
COURTROOM CAMERAS PRAISED
COURTS. M.C.. VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C. ASSAULT'
MElPFUL INMATE'S SENTENCE PAR: 0
COURTS. ORANGE CnjNTY „, „ -,
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY COURTHCu'E
ORANGE COURT FACILITIES SAID "QOR
OFFICIAL RAPS ORANGE COUNTY C3URT FACILITIES
CLERKS ACCEPT Owl WORK
'"''"sEe'alSo'conTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO FOURTH CIRCUIT COuR T OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO GAG OROERS
SEE ALSO JUDGES. U.S.
SFE ALSO PRETRIAL nEwS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO U.S. COURT OF APPEALS
'nAS'i.i-^l\.lTfl'l\liuol TO RESTRAIN U.S. COURTS
EAST'S IDEAS WOULD LEAD TO LE^AL CHAOS
"""'X'R;'s;s5E^'!?Vs°S^riA;:KING FOR EFFICIENCY
LAWYER RECOMHENOED FOR FEDERAL JUDGESHIP
COURTS-MART lAL
SEE MILI lARY,
COURTS MARTIAL
COVcRT INTELLIGENCE GaThFRING
SEE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SEE POLICE. U.S.. UNDERCOVER AG'NTi
SFE SPIES
COWBOY FILMS
SEE CPw'OYS , „
SEE OLD wESTCR.i FILM CLUB
SEE Also OLD WESTERN FILM CLUl
"1t''s'?aS"Ju?h sic: TliF NEXT SATURDAY IN SILER CITY
HONORING OJR COWBOY HEROES ^.,„,. ,. r...oinTTF
?2E^?A^G'EJ3'rs?R'E^i: l?L"E»"?fTY? R^L^r^^l^^^N YESTERYEAR KIO
IT'S TIME TO SEE OLD WESTERNS aGAI'j
SEE ALSO I IVESTOCK '
SPRING CLEANING
BEEF HEROS'"'nuTRITION IS CRITICAL NOW
CRAbS
"cRJa^FESiiiiL a"favorite of the seafood lovers
CRAFT ShOnS , ,„
III a'l'sO c'RA^NVI-r 'cOUN ; ARTS > NO CRAFTS BAZAAR
cff ilso kerr lakf folk arts ano crafts show
sIe 1ls3 loS?sb5rg coClege fulJ music and dance festival
WOOD noMINAlES IN CRAFT SHOW , r ^r ,:
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FRANKLIN 9a;aar THIS WEEK
crafts display is this weekend
mpmemakers produce country maiket co-op
CpipTS^ CHRISTMAS FOCUS OF STATE'S NOVEMBER EVENTS
craft fair planned
""see also Christmas oecurations ^^. ,,„
111 also duke univ. union craft center
see also growth management planninu
see also hillsborough crafters
see also industrial development. n.c.
see also womancoaft
CRAFT WORKSHOP SCHEDULED „ ,,, „ c.rcut
MULTI-CRAFTS OCCUPY TALENTtD AND ITChY FINOFRS
SYMPOSIUM FOCUS ON ARTS
HILLSBOROUGH CRAFTERS FIX UP 'I Ew OU'Rl" S , „„ . , ,,,„,
CRAFTS WORKSHOPS TO COVER ENERGY, FOOD. DECORATIONS
CRAFTS FAIR
SEE CRAFT SHOWS
CRAFTSMEN
SEE ALSO FULK ART
SEE ALSO FURNITURE DESIGNERS
"?S;!i?J''2H[??L%S WOOD INTO WIND TOYS
"'"^cSiieFRRlES HARVESTED FRuM 60.5 TO GRACF HOLIDAY TABLES
"""'iTRAOnrrcSlNES: MACHINERY HLFTS LQ.DS W 1 T„ AGILITY
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CDAVEN COUNTY HJ5PI lAL
HOSPITAL, PAPER SETTLE OISPUTf
CRAnFISM
NCCU GOURMET fOGK IS A PRACTIIEO HAND AT CRAwFTSm COOKERY
CRAYONS
meltto crayons make magic
creatine kinase ><9
study: Exertion umlikely to cuse heart damage for maratho;* runners
CREATIVE CI VI tan CLUH
SEE also C IVl TAN CLUB
CREATIVE CIVITAN
CREATIVITY
FRESH APPROACH HELPFUL
INSIDE LOOK AT ZANY SEMINARS
CREOI T
SEE ALSO OEPTS
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO HQMEN, CREDIT
MERRILL LYNCH OFFERS PERSONAL CREDIT LINE
.JACHQVIA OFFERS SIGNATURE LOA>iS
STANDING CREDIT FOR FIRMS SEEN
•0PTI0N-T0-3UY' BILL'S SPONSOR DOESN'T WANT COMPROMISE
CREDIT CAkOS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CREDIT
CREDIT CARD CHANGES EYED
TELEPHONE CREDIT CARDS USED IN "ILLING CHARGtS
BANKERS MAY SEEK Hir.MER CARD =EF5
MAN HELD IN CARD THEFT
JUDGE SAYS "ANrS allowed TO CIARGF CREDIT CARD FEES
STATE HOUSE APPROVES iJO CREDl T CARD CHARGE
BILL PROPOSES INTEREST PATE AUTHi]RITY
STATE SENATE TO CONSIDER INTEREST LIMITS
COMPROMISE SOUGHT ON INTEREST RATES BILL
BANKING. MERCHANT GROUPS HACK BILL
USING THOSE CREDIT CARDS MAY ;OST MORE
CREDIT Card fees being decided
on YOII KNOW ME? (CARTOONI
BAMKINo LAWS; FFw LEGISLATORS SAY THEY UNOCRSTOOU REVISIONS
A POOR WAY TO LEGISLATE
NCNH ANNOUNCES FEES FOR CARDS
N.C. CAR DEALERS OPPOSE NEW FIANCHISE BILL
SENATE OkS bill to let MERCHANTS RAISE INTEREST
STATE SENATE KILLS MERCHANTS' C»EOIT RATE mIkE
SENATE KILLS BILL TO RAISE INTEREST RATES ,
MERCHANTS' CREDIT RATE PILL RSVIVFO '
HOUSE COMMITTEE 0<S BILL TO MAKE SLAVERY A FELONY
SANK CAPO COMPETITION DEVELOP';
CREDIT CARD FEES INCREASE BAN* COMPETITION
SOME BANKS SOFTFn CREDIT-CARD FEES WITH SWEETENERS
MAN HELD IN ROeBERY OF STATIO*!
cca TO Charge iiu for credit :abo use
MAN IS ACCUSED OF THEFT AT 0U< E
CARDS STOLEN
NCNB TO INTRODUCE NEW BANK CAIO
CREDIT INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
PAYNE: CREDIT INSURANCE RATES TO 1 HIGH
AUTO DEALERS DEFEND PRESENT C'EDIT INSURANCE
BILL TO LIMIT CREDIT INSURANCE PREMIUMS RAPPED
CREDIT INSURANCE BILL REJECTE")
MOUSE KEEPS BILL ALlVE
CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE
INGRAM BACKS CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE BILL
CREECH LAW
SEE PUBLIC LAW 9'.-l<r2 lEOUCAIION FOR ALL
(ANOICAPPEO CHILDREN ACTI
CREEOMOOR. N.C.
SPILL NEAR CRFEOMOOR STOPPED
THE QUIET LIFE STILL THRIVES IN CREEDMUOR
CREFOMOOR FIRM IS NOT CLOSING
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
CREEOMOOR STORE NOT CLOSING
CREEOMOOR HOPING LAKE WILL AID TOWN'S ECONOMY
CREEDMOnfl HOPING LAKE WILL AP TOWN'S ECONOMY
IVAC EXPECTS GROWTH AT CREEDMTOR
CREEOMOOR. N.C, ELECTIONS
BIG CITIES. SMALL TOWNS ELECTING THEIR GOVERNMENTS
ELLINGTON ELECTED OXFORD MAYOl
CREEOMOOR POLICE OEPT.
DURHAM MAN TO LEAD POLICE IN IREEDMOOR
CREEKS OF FEARRINGTON
SEE ALSO FEARRINGTON HOUSE RESTAURANT
SEE ALSO FEARRINGTON PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
aalGHTLEAF SQUARE AMONG WINNERS OF NEW AWARDS
CREMATION
SEE ALSO PET CREMATION SERVICEi
BILL BACKS BIGHTS OF DECEASED
Two SISTEPS LOSE ACTION OVER " ODY
CREMATION SERVICE FOR ANIMALS GROWING
CRESSET BAPTIST CHURCH
ACTEENS VI SI T CAMPBELL
CRESSET ChPISTIAN academy
CRESSET ACADEMY LISTS HONOR RILL
EXAMINE EXHIBIT
CRESSET NAMF5 HONOR STUDENTS
COURT RULING NOT EXPECTED TO AFFECT UURHAM SCHOOLS
BOMB Threat poooEn
CHRISTMAS GIVING
CREST ST.
EXPRESSWAY LAND PURCHASE HAS STARTED, OFFICIALS SAY
CREST ST. RLANS DUE
CREST STREET REBUILDING CLEARS ANOTHER HURDLE
MRS. DEL CASTILHO ON PAYROLL TO COMPLETE CREST SI. WURK
CITY'S Chances good for big federal grant
CREST ST., HAYTI ON AGENDA
CREST ST. MOVE MAY JAR STUDENTS
COUNCIL ACCEPTS BID FOR HAYTI TRACT
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CBcSI SIREcT CRIVFS
COUNCIL MILL niscuss
TOANSPOS T4T ION PACT
CEST STSeeT PUPILS
CStST STREET SCHOOL
C«EST ST, VOTERS TO
CREST ST. SCHOOL VOT
CREST ST. SCHOOL VOT
EIPRESShAV hQBK HAY
CITY TO CONHEHN LANT
CREST STREET HESIOEN
II .78 Ml LL ION GRANT
POUR DURHAM NEIGnnOR
CREST STREET RESIOEN
REAL SHORT election:
HELPING CITY'S VOTER
tbOOiOOn HOUSING LOA
STATE ACUUI"tS MOST
ADJUSTMENT UNIT GRAN
.2 MILLION FEDERAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT
GRANTS
in RE MOVE 0 FOR RQaO
STREET BI 0
TO BE STUf'ieO dY PANEL
TOPIC
VOTE FNDOlSfO
DETERMINE SCHOOL DISTRICI
E SET
E SET FOR JULY 12
8EGIN NEXT YEAR
TS TO MOVE NEXT MONTH
OK*n FOR TURHAM
HOODS TO IE IMPROVED
TS VOTE n ATTEND CITY SCHOOL SYSTcM
ONE POLL ON PORCH, 5 VOTERS
S IS PART OF HER THERAPY
N APPROVE" FJR CREST ST,
LAND NEEDFO FOR E»P"ESSWAY
TS 0AY-CA5E CENTER CHANGES
DURHAM COUNTY
C,
U.S.
CRESTVIEW APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
CREST ST. MOVF MAY JAR STUOfNIS
CREST STREET SCHOOL VOTE ENDOISFO „,„„,,,
CHEST ST. VOTERS TO DETERMINE SCHOOL DISTRICT
CREST STREET RESIDENTS TO MOVE NEXT MONTH
^^INFANT MONtTOp'lNG PROGRAM GROJl'lG AT N.C. MEMORIAL
CRIB DEATH CLAIMS LIFE OF DUR1 AM BOUNTY CHILD
PSYCHOLOGIST: BABY'S CRIES MAY RtVEAL APNORMAL I T 1 f S
CklCKtTS
SEE ALSO INSECTS
CRICKET SAVES MAN
CRIME I
SEE ARSON
SEE ASSAULTS. OURHA
SEE ASSAULTS
SEE ASSAULTS
SEE ASSAULTS. _
SEE EMBEZKEMENT
SEE FORGERY
SEE FRAUD
SEE MANSLAUGHTER
SEE MURDER f DURHAM
SEE MURDER, INTFRNAT lONAL
SEE MURDER, N.C.
SEE MURDER, U.S.
SEE RAPE, DURHAM
SEE RAPE, N.C.
SEE RAPE, U.S.
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
SFE ROBBEOY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
CRIME. COSTS , ,,,,c
VICTIMS PAY FOR INEPT JUSTICE
CASHING IN ON CRIME
CRIME, STATISTICS
SFE ALSO CRIME PATE. OURham
SEE ALSO POLICE INFORMATION NET.IORK
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
BURGLARY DIPS, SAY FIGURES
OURHAM CRIME STAYS ABOUT EVEN IN '32
OURHAM CRIMF MARKS TIME
N.C. CRIME PATE UP 1.6X IN 1'9<I2 „ , ,
JUVENILE CRIME RISES OVER F I RS T S I X-MONThS
JUVENILE CASES INCREASE; VIOLENT CRIME RISES. TOO
CRIME DIPS Tt IN N.C.
N.C. CRIME ON DECLINE
CRIME, SYNDICATED
SEE ORGANUFO CRIME
CRIME COMMISSION. GOVtRNOR'S
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL CODE, N.C. „ „ „ ,r t.ccr»
SEE ALSO N.C. DFPT. OF CRIME CO-ITROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
GOV. MUNI TO PLUG -SAFE ROADS AC T •
TOUCHER JUVENILE LAMS SOUGHT
^:?ri?SS5''?SS5rrT?^«??HBSI^ft^i;?^^NfSMUN,TY PROBLEM
bIhama judge appointed to crime information group
JUDGE READ reappointed TO CRIME PANEL
SENTENCES LESS VARIED UNDER ACT
CRIME PREVENTION
SFE ALSO COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME STOPPERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PIUGRAM, C
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PRO'.RAM „ „ ,, ,.cct»
SEE ALSO N.ct OEPT. OF CRIME COlTROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
SEE Also REACT ClUU of OURHAM ClUNTY I ACRONYM 1
GOOD FXAMPLf FOR ALL
ALAMANCE CRIME STOPPERS SUCCESS CITED
INMATES WARN YOUTH ABOUT PRISIN
COMSiN?T} wATCH INTEREST COOLS IN SURLINGTUN
FINGERPPl-lT PROGRAM MAY EXPAN1
POLICE GOING TO SET UP • hOUSE< EE P 1 NG • IN FEW
POLICEMEN AT FEW GARDENS
CHAPEL HILL STARTS PROGRAM TO EIGHT CRIMt
CRIME STOPPFRS PROGRAM STARTS
FORMER CON ARTIST NOW FRAUD FIGHTER
CARRIFR'S ALERTNESS LEADS TO ARRESTS
CITWCM c» IME-FI GHTERS HELPIN; TO MAKE
•DOMESTIC OFFFNSE'--THE ENEMY IS CRIME
ELDERLY OFTEN MORE VULNERABLE TO CRIMF
BBEAK-INS: MOST OF STOLEN PRO'ERTY NEVER RECOVERED
PSOS THWARTED A BREAK-IN
BR AVU
INTENSIFY ATTACK ON CRIME
CRIME CONFERENCE SLATED , ^ ^
FEW GARDENS RESIDENTS. POLICE MEET ON CRIME
CRIME VICTIMS 'FIGHTING BACK'
POLICE USE DECOY TO LURE MUGG'RS, PREVENT CRIME
CRIME RATE, Chapel HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL MILL. N.C.
BURGLARY DIPS. SAY FIGURES
fVFNTION OIVISIUM
DENT
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SEE ALSri CSIME . STaI ISIICS
SEE ALSn POLICE INFOR><»riQN NEI.lOPK
SEE ALSn SIAHSTICS
OUKMA" CRIME STAYS ASnuT EVEN IN • iZ
DURHAM CRIME MARKS TIME
DURHAM CRIME DIPS I2i
DURHAM CRIME DROPS
COUNTY RESIDENTS NEED PBQTtCIIJN
a«EAK-lHS: MOST UF STOLEN PROPERTY NEVER RECOVERED
DURHAM CRIME ORHPS 91
CRIME RATE. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIFDRM CRIME REPORT
ROXBQRO CRIME ^ATE UP IN \9H2
N.C. CRIME RATE UP 2X IN 1982
VIOLENT CRIME IN N.C. UP S» DJRIrjG 1982
N.C. CRIME RATE UP 1.6X IN 1912
CRIME DIPS TX IN N.C.
N.C. CRIME ON DECLINE
CRIME RATE. U.S.
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
UNHELCUME MIJDLFMAN
CITIZEN CRIME-FIGHTERS HELPIN". TO MAKE A DENT
•DOMESTIC OEFENSE'--THE ENEMY IS CRIME
CRIME STATISTICS
SEE CRIME, STATISTICS
SEE CRIME RATF. DURHAM
SEE CRIME RATE, N.C.
SEE CR1"E RATE. U.S.
CRIME STOPPERS. nu"HlM
SEE ALSO CRIMF PREVENTION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL Hi TNESS
SfE ALSO BEWAOa
ALAMANCE CRIME STOPPERS SUCCESS CITED
CHAPEL HILL STARTS PROGRAM TO FIGHT CRIME
CRIME STOPPERS PROGRAM STARTS
N.C. HOUSE TENTATIVELY APPROVES LANDFILL REGULATIONS
CRIME STOPPfRS OFFER REWARDS
C» IMESTOPPERS PROGRAM BEGINS TODAY
•HERALD" SERIES TO HELP SOLVE CRIMES IN AREA
CRIME OF The week
CRIME OF THf WEEK
CRIMESTOPPERS PROGRAM ENLISTS SUPPORT OF CITIZENS
SOURCES LA« REVIEW SOUGHT '
CRIME FIGHT TAKES COOPERATION
NEW LAW FAVORS CROOKS
WELCOME CR I'lESTDPPERS
CRIME OF THE WEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
HOUSE PANEL TO REVIEW CONTROVERSIAL NEW LAW
CRIMESTOPPERS HELPS POLICE MA< £ ARRESTS
POLICF HELPED IN CAPTURING ! -"SCAPEES
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS CRIME OF THE WEEK
PROGRAM PROVES WORTH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHOULD RECONSIDER THIS NEW LAW
CRIME OF The week
C» IME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF The week
CRIMESTOPPERS PPOGRAM LEADS T] CHARGES
CRIMESTOPPERS LEADS TO ARREST
CRIME OF THF WEEK
PROGRAM FIGHTS '^REAK-INS
CRIME OF THE WEEK
TWO GENTLEMEN OF MERIT
CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF The WEEK
CRIME OF The week
CRIME OF THE WEFK
C»I-E OF THF WEEK
CONCERT AIDS CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM'S TOP LAWMEN PRAISE YOJNG PEOPLE
CRIME OF THE WEEK
TIPS AIO ARRESTS
CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF IhF week
CRIME OF The week
CRIMESTOPPERS AIDS IN ARREST
CRIME OF The WEFK
CRIME OF The WEFK
CRIME OF The WEEK
CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO RAPt VICTIM ASSISTANCE PRICRAM
SEE ALSO SE'lIOK CITIZENS. CRIME VICTIMS
SFE ALSO VICTIM RfSTITuTION PLA^J
EDMISTtN UNVEILS PUN TO AIO VICTIMS OF CRIME
PROGRAM SOUGHT TU HFuP CRIME VICTIMS. WITNESSES
HELP FOR CKIMF VICTIMS
N.C. HOUSE TENTATIVFLY APPROVES LANDFILL REGULATIONS
VICTIMi PAY FOR INEPT JUSTICE
HOUSE APPROVES FILL TO ShORTE'i SESSION
PROPOSED INVESTING OF COURT FINDS SPARKS OEHATC
TOPSY-TURVY JUDICIAL SYSTEM NF EDS SCRUTINY
HE'S LOOKING FOR A JAY HOME
Two YEARS AFTER MUGGING, 'I'M STILL ANGRY^
CRIME VICTIMS' AGENCY FORMED
A COMMON FRUSTRATION
MARKHAM^S «0,<DS SURPRISE SPAU, OI'lG
MAYOR'S intA IS A GOOD ONE
DOCTORS lEARN to HELP ASSAULT VICTIMS
CrIMF WATCH PkOCRAM
SEE COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
SEE NFlGneORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM
CRIMES. DURHAM
SFE ALSO Christmas, crime
SEE ALSO Duke UNIV.. crimes
see also juvenile crime
see also property crime
Thievfs get ANTIOUES
Thievfs hit stereo Shop
kindness PACKFIRES
je-Elry, stfrfo stolen
tools valued at IZ.'.SD REPORT-;
On& ATTACKS, BITES OwNER
Cash, jewelry taken FROM HOME
POLICE LOOK FOR ARMED MAN
MICROWAVE STOLEN
POLICE SEEKING Two ASSAILANTS
SHOOTING VICTIM CRITICAL
OFFICERS PROUE TWO ROBBERIES
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THIFVfS TAKE FUI'NIIURE. 0«1LL
ODKHA" CilHE "ABHf ri"E
SIc«En, IV SlflLEN
HAN eEAIEN WITH STICK
?5;:?c'ESS;^?TlSrTlSSS«fFT of tools. JEWEUY
OFFICERS PRTBf CAFE bCEAK-IN
SanOGHN FIREQ AT REPAIRMAN'S FEET
RESTAURANT ROBBFU
BURGLARY NETS TH I E VE S C A SH, FTOn
San CmaRGEQ .ilTH iTH GUI OFFE'iSE
2 OURha" hen MtlJ IN ROBBFRY
DIA-OHO RING REP0RT6U STOLEN
VIOFU RfCGRTtR, TELEVISIONS STOLEN
housemulo gooos stolen
TILLERf PLOW SAID STQLFfJ
clothes. cash stolen
jEuElry stolen
IKi'e"»S"/s?nSES; possible link prttbed
CASH, jebEloy are stolen
thieves get cash
ROaPERY PROBEO „ ,c„e.rc
JEwFLPY STOLEN FROM RESIDENCE
DEPUTIES PR03F GUN. TV THEFT
TRAILER THEFT REPORTED
RIDING LAWN 'lOV.ER STOLEN
ELECTEICAL ITEMS STOLEN
BrIeFCASE REPORTED STOLEN FRGI CAR
J^l^c'e FhI»"'"rhI3'man -ith burglary
iltl'-uli i^P:5R?''?H^FrS'F'TEL£V,SI0N. CAMERA
TV CA-E'A STOLEN
TELEVISIONS STOLEN
J ARRESTED IN BPEAK-IN
MAN B'LD FJR BREAKING WINDOW
THlEvfS HOG" FISHING TACKLE
GASOLINE. BATTERIES ARE STOLE'l
OEPUTIE' INVESTIGATE THEFT OF 3 RINGS
motel robbery reported
man >ounoed in game rqq;<
heloinc torch, tools are STOL'^N
SHUTS FIRED IN HiNOOrt
TV. COOKING ITEMS STGLEN
GUNS. TELEVISION STOLEN
JE-ELRY, CASH REPORTED STOLEN
man gfts ".th dui charge
police pr05' ! armed robberies
furniture is stolen
Thieves take gold, cash
man's boots are stolen during halk
ASSAULT CHA»GE I S FILED
EOUIP-ENT jAin STOLEN
jf.elry is stolen
durham crue drops
2 kobbed at gunpoint
COINS. Guns taken FRUM hume
jEafcaY taken from room
CLOTHES SAIO STOLEN
HOUSEHOLD GOODS STOLE'l
WOMEN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
2 ARR-^STEn IN bR£AK-IN
TfRE, STEREO EOUIPMENT STOLEN
MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY
MAN CHARGED AFTER BUSINFSS BRFAK-IN
MAN SUFFERS WOU'IJ r n ,, T
MAN IS SENTENCED ON GAMBLING COUNT
POLICE ARREST TEENS IN PREAK-IN
SS^eI? ^B^^i-?'?".E5ft-°'ASGEI
:inTaWl,itt,"6l\uOOO: .AR.ANT ISSUED
DEPUTIES Charge 2 MEN WITH ATTEMPTED CAR theft
thievfs take stereo items
2 men arrested for stealing gas
oui. DRUG Charges lodged .,.,„,
ROBBERS FIRE AT WOMAN. ThEN EjCAPF
woSiN icCUSFD OF KICKING DEPUTY IN FACE
HOGS. OfuMS REPORTED STOLEN , , , „. ,,„,,»,
VIDEO EOUIPMENT. STFRFO. TELEVISION STOLEN
JEWELRY. STEREO EQUIPMENT IS STOLEN
CAMERA REPjBTFO STOLEN
TOOLS ARE STUl EN
DURHAM MAN struck; 2 GOLD K 1 N. S .
MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING nccirto
DURHAM MAN Charged JITH ASSAULT jn offiCbR
POLICE INVESTIGATE ThEFT OF H.SOO FROM FIRM
DEPUTIcS INVESTIGATE ThEFT
TEEN CHARGtn WITH BRLAK-IN
CASH. jFwELRY SAID STOLEN
^Erf^T^s'^I^oTorE!: from STRVKE station
SILVER STOlFN
TRUCK DRIVER R01S hITChhIKER
chandelier is stolen
teens rob durham couple at ho" e
jfwelRy reported stolen
cash, jewelry said stolen
Jti;!?l^rA§ci*S55H;M"2"A^''wITH attempted PURSE THlFT
^ha': :r. ^|pS???";e^e"o tak-n at home
ROBBERS GET TELEVISION
ANTIOUE FURNITURE STGLEN
LAWN moher is stolen
MAN SHOT Dufil'lG CONFRONTATION
PIKE STREET MAN REPORTS THEFT OF DRUMS
OFFICE FCUIPMFNT STOLFN
ITEMS STOLEN FROM nOMF
OFFICERS PROBE THEFT OF GUNS.
EQUIPMENT STOLEN
OFFICERS QUESTION MAN IN BREA>
DIAMOND RING IS STOLEN „ _,,
mCaT PUMP IS STOLEN FROM WORK SITE
CAR BROKEN INTO DURING BALL GAME
STEREO ITEMS STOLEN
SILVER REPORTED STOLEN
MATERIALS STOLEN
LUMBER REPORTED STOLEN
TAPE DECK SAIO STOLFN
COPYING MACHINE IS STOLEN
POLICE PROBE ThEFT OF STEREO ITEMS
POLICE INVCSTIGATF CAR THEFT
GUNS. jEwELRY STOLEN
CASH ARt REPORTED STOLEN
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CRIMINAL CODE, N.C.
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SEE ALSn POLICE, ■i.e.
^FE AL^3 « PEc'^Y-Tfl I AL LECIjLATn.S
IDAHO KEfns-t LA, ON INSANITY OEEENSE
PRISON Of^lCIAL: PUflLiC IS SCAPta
VICTI-S PAT ETh INEPT JUSTICE
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SEE ALSO Juvt'iILE CODE
SEE ALSr JUVE'MLE CRIit
SEE ALS" JUVENILE DELINJuFNCT
SEE ALST JUVENILE JUSTICE STSTe-
aiLL -julO clear ARSEST RECOR-IS
SENATE OKS ''ILL TO CLEAN LE'^AL SLATEi
dLL PURPORT NG TO HELP ■ "'-OC; NTS TO BE S luO I Eu
alS«S OUTWEIGH GAINS IN aILL TO cRASE BECOROS
ERASING OF BECOROS TPPOSED . . , „ .,-
AUin OEalERS DEFEND PRESENT C»EOIT INSuBaNCE
STATE SEnItf APPBOV^S PLAN LIMITING SESSIONS
ABBEST ERASURE PROPOSAL KILLEI „,,„„„,
BILL -JULO LET JUDGES SEE JUVENILE BECOBOS
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CRIMINAL HFhAolLl TATION
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CkMINAL SENTENCING
SEE 'tso Coi!iuN?T?SERv!CE RESTITUTION PROJECT
SEE ALSn CEATM SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE ALSO INSANITT PLEAS
SEE alSD JAILS. N.C.
SEE ALSO L IFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO PLEA bargaining
III ALSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
PROPOSAL ON VERDICT CRAUS SPL T
HUNT SETS GOALS TO CONTROL CRIME
IDAHO RCFDRMS LA, ON INSANITT DEFENS-
SFNATE ENDS CDM-ITTEE ROLL CALLS , „ , ^ „^ ,,..,
LIVING kITM OEA-^LT ERROR PENALTT ENOUGH FOR TEcN
senItf Rejects roll call votes in committees
lie-detector test rullnr overturned
DEATH CiB DRIVER TO SPEND ,EE<ENiJS. SUH-ER IN JAIL
MAN APPEALS 25-TEAB TERM, GET! 50 TEARS
BILLS' goal: "ALT PRISON GROmT H RATE
?JnEl'baCKS hACKNET cILL on P^OBATiriNERT SENTENCES
REDUCED BIGAMT PENALTY BEJECT'^D
^B'l"Lru^^^N2"5S^Gl"s°'TS'?ufp^^0'^^jE%'fSrSENTENCES FAUS
LngHT'sEN?lNc'Es"a;}S^GE TO FRIENDS DF OLU MAN
HERE'S ONE REASON CRIMINALS «JN FREE
ALTERNATIVE SENTENCES ON INCREASE „,,„,,
nORSES and INSURANCE OFFICIALS CLASH GVEB biLL
hhaT «IND JF justice was THIS'
-N?: '^^iTlN?i's ^A^J'^T.^'Y^^lrV^ AVERY'S PRISON TERM
LGC« The DOOkS. PLEASE
OFFENDERS -OULO LEND A HAND .,.,, Mnnti
Pf. O^^AT lONART PROGRAM SHOULD Be -.TATE MOOEL
CnuPT BACKS FAIR SENTENCING A' T
SENTENCING PROGRAM AIDS COM-UNITY
SON'S SENTENCE IS TOO HARSH
FPRI. FPR CPIPT ZRPGBA.S
STuni: NE- LAW PRODUCES FAIRE^l SENTENCING
SENTENCES LESS VARIFD UNDER ACT
iit/'^.irtV."^ 'I fe^^E^sirf^-'e^OICE IS TUUBS...3D TEARS... ICARTOON,
CBIMINAL SUSPECT'S RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CIVIL BIGnTS
^8 TEAKS mE'E taken FRO" HtB
SOURCES LA, REVIEW SOUGHT
PaoStCuTOBS UPSET BY EVIDENCE LAW c w i . u.
HUNT -It call special SESSION on DISCnvEKT LAW
ORANGE CJUiTt mat make FEwtR ^RUG QuSTS
LEGISLATOBS°jLUNS£RfD «!TH DliCnvFRT LAW
'''"!N;h^SN?!l)S^JS??&"l^'i;rU|eVT Tj subC.;:m,ttee
HtluSE TABLES BILL TO ALLOW 00, S IN HOTELS. MjItLS
"'U| 1lS0"cSn'IcT nS2H"AS::'lNC. ir-ISIS INTFRVLNTION PROGRAM,
III Itso f>?tpCtNE'?nIiHAM CRlSr. TELEPHONF SiRvICEl
SEE AIS- HASSLE H^uSE ICRISIS mTLlNEl
COUNIT'S FMFRGfcNCT 'UNO SAID 'tXMAuSTfU'
HELPLINE NEEDS AIDES
rwTSIS- ThF last tear of the CAKTES PilFSIUENCT I BOOK 1
'"'^'tAeCakTEB crisis: a FLAIB Of FICTION
"■■"slE'iLSD^ANtl-NUCLtAR MOVfMfNT
rp?rr,'iUJ?T;''^NAEiR"'sssci";s'^rrs5?i'. of nuclea« plant
"""gSiHf'EACrF: BUn'oF pars among CBUASDAILE OUnlTlFS
H6MRERS HAY »»URCMASe CLU6
rBgirniitl G^:r?5uJ^E'^'E.^k"sOLO TO ITS MCmbEkS
'^''''tti^.l.^^'i^A^^^ STOP CLASSIC ^ ^,^„^ ^„,^.
IN SPITE Of THE CLOUDS. CLASSIC'S STABS SHiNc
CBOiSOAlLE INL| ^^ ,^ rKOASOAIlE
SuioivISION OWNERS FILE SUIT AGAINST AMTCKS
amick foreclosu'E case continieo
MEMBERS MAT PURCHASE CLUB
CtJASDAlLf -EMBERS T: BUT CLU
S ?
s ?
S 2
2
J/OT/55 A
"./O"/") C
'.ni/'i A
i./2a/!i3 A
O/ON/BJ A
F
N F50
M 2 l2/22/n3 A
2/G<./(>3 B
1
N
5
"./oa/nj C
*
N C'.
?
"./OI/RJ C
1
N 0'.6
7
"./ll/PS A
A
£
?
<./22/83 C
h
7
5/06/83 A
7
5/17/83 A
li
7
5/12/83 A
!'■
7
5/2<./R3 A
)
7
5/28/83 A
A
2
T/lft/eS A
b
H 2 1/20/83
H 2
l/D3/«3 il
H
H 2
1/26/R3 A
N
H 2
3/D7/B3 A
E
H 2
3/38/P3 a
N
S 2
3/On/P3 A
E
5 2
3/0B/B3 I!
N
H 2
3/0<)/S3 0
N
H 2
i./a9/83 A
N
H 2
<./l'./R3 A
16
N
H 2
',/15/83 3
N
0'V6
H 2
<,/17/83 0
L
H 2
5/19/83 B
N
H 2
5/21/83 8
N
H 1
5/21/83 fl
N
H 2
5/2<./83 A
N
0<.6
H 2
6/17/83 A
F
H 2
6/17/33 A
L
H 2
6/20/83 A
E
H 2
6/22/83 A
M
H 2
6/23/83 A
15
N
H 2
7/07/83 A
L
H 2
7/12/83 A
L
H 2
7/28/83 A
N
sa2
S 2
8/09/83 A
E
M 3
a/lD/83 0
N
K<.5
H 2
3/16/83 A
P E
S 7
9/08/83 A
I 2
N
S 2
9/17/83 A
N
S 2
9/27/83 A
L
H ?
10/23/83 A
N
S 2
11/03/83 C
N
H 2
ll/0'./e3 A
F
H ?
U/21/83 A
N
H 2
12/11/83 0
T T
PA5
H 2
1/23/83 A
f
5 2
7/26/83 11
N
H ?
7/27/83 A
1 7
P N
S 2
7/28/83 A
P N
5 2
7/28/83 A
N
K<.5
S ?
7/28/83 A
F
H 2
3/02/83 A
£
H 2
5/2'>/93 A
7
N
H 2
6/18/83 A
3
N
I
S 7 1/27/83 A 1
S 2 9/01/83 A n
K90
n<,b
7 3/06/83 D 5 P R H49
9/20/83 A
9/20/83 h
H 2 6/26/83 6 1 1
S 2 3/03/83 B 1
S 2 11/16/33 A 1
H 2 11/17/83 b 1
S 2
H 2
5/21/83 A 1
5/22/83 A I
P07
T32
C60
L38
H<.9
M 0 ^ I H L Y / A N
INDEX
12/31/S3
Subjects
PAr.E i(>3
CiOAidAlLE GULf tnuDSE "tl.lC ', JL 0 m 175 16"8EKS
C«D»SO»ILt OfflCE COtPLtX
"■5 f'Or » fLOTO VET, BUT ThEKE-S ENOnr.H bFING SUILT.
OPflC^ CuNJOi
CKO«SD«ILE ^(JtDl VISlnij
SEE CROiSOAlLE [NC.
CRncKtrr pjkk iCMAonTTt. >i.c.i
SEt ALSO ChARLJTTF, f.Ic.
FUF HITS UASEdALL PAPK IN CH«RLiJTTF
CROOKS flAHBtCuE '
fIBFRCLASS Z30: GASTON'S ANIMALS ON SILENT PROHL
""sEE^SLSo'^SJi?!,' '" "ELIEVE HOPLl HUNGER,
?nit! '''^" HUNGER CHANGES ROUTE fRQM SCENIC TO am
^:gSo^tfc^^2^;s^^^HS^G?g^^'^ ^^"'^"'^ """
The number is OnuBLEO
^'Sk'S '^"P'' "*'■'' '■0 *'D 'HE HUN-.RY
CogP WALK A -MIRACLE nf CARING'
MORE THAN 1,000 EXPECTED IN WALK
•aj WALK 3ICGEST Of THEM ALL
CROP WAL^ SUCCESSFUL IN OURHAH
""LU'-rEfR DFOICATEO TO CROP WALK
CH2p-'',*nET'??'!'^L""FI '" 5L0WLY; TOTAL REACHES I
CyR"l'NG'?SR'T';F''^5NG\'?""' "'" '"'" "" "'°'- "°"»
«19,000
"AOGUR
CROP WALK TO PE FILMED
CROP DAMAGE
SEE ALSO F^EE^t DAMAGF
COLO: N.C -
t3o?L'.';'^?,Sf;'^" GROWERS WATCH THFRMJHETERS
^tTfF"A'c'M^.^^^5T^S°Ui^Jaj^= "^
SlfI=''H'-5 ">■ '-E''5T 5 TAR HEE' S
,^?'":''''<'VING FARMED VOWS TO oGlT
S5I."-onSt* IS HURTING DURHAM PHJPUCE
^ir, '"??!, "M AS HEAT G%ES"S"_
- •cIcSE'i'fU^^ 5"'* DISASTER RELIEF from heat
:;.^?Sf?^ COUNTING LOSSES = ROM HFAT WAVF
V,' AGRICULTURE LOSSES SEPHuS
<T: DROUGHT IS "AJOR N.C. ISSII'
°Uf>HAM (kESIOENTS COPE WELL WITH HEAT
N.C ''
HUN
HUNT: DROUGHT Is ..,. .jj,,-
'>r'c^''l,'ioLL'ii^^if.K'-H'' PRODUCT IDN BY ABOUT lot
cJSc ?^''''5^'^5 DOOUGHT AIO FOR FARMERS
f^Rf'*^'-,"'^ PLEDGED ON DROUGHT LOSSES
N°T- p" Viri'"-^ iSo^g^L^Ac'F"— - --
N;C. CROPS Shrivel under sun
GRAHAM SEEKS Ain FOR N.C. FARIERS
ir^wls r'?H25r^','^°„*^ "-^"d'" Tf, AREA
*m"3as ITirU Iffect'""'"' '"" "°' '" "-«^
l.^ff t^"" FAi<"El!S GFT DISASTE? DESIGNATInN
H I" 3:;^?i"" f^srjR^5E^T\; "-«-^ — -n'
s??f iAr^°, ^;^J^5''3^5 won-t get loans
SPECIAL LOOK AT FARMERS' WOES VOwFD
^^n?S? S2iJ','U" '^" DROUGHT AID
N??=^^R^^E^ls°[i?rsASS"?^^,«5«V'""^^
CROP DUSTING
CHANGES SOUGHT IN AEXIAL SPRAYING LAW
CROP INiUKA.jCE
APPLICATIONS FOR CROP INSURANIE DUE MARCH 31
CROPS
SEE ALS.l MARIJUANA, CROPS
."■t° '-jf.iiER.H?LPs'?8M^'c"^5J?'^ REPORTING SERVICE
UREASES
N.C. production' OF FEEd''GRMN, COTTON 1 'IC a
CHURCH CROUP MAY PUSH NEW CRO^S
N.C. FRUIT CHOP DECLINES
r'^it^y- "-C- FARMERS TO REDUC- CROPS
CROP SWAP SIGNUP OEAULINE MIR^H 11
"AffK SYSTEMS URGED FOR FaSm?
CROP Swap signup ENDS TODAY
cJap's:A"p''^?D?"GE'"oK"°'' '"'^ "'"^
MORE GRAIN EXPECTED TO BE PLAMEU IN N.C
CROSS
CROSS DOESN'T VIULATE RULES
CROSS Burnings
^^L!m^ "" <i-jx KlAN
n?gn?,i^^"E^^° "* ""SD'S YARD
S^f^UEl 5** CROSS TURNED IN » ST ' YARD
cSSss fl^II^S-IS "f'-" "^ ■'"O^^ PLACE. T°"£
CROSS IS 3U»NED ON MINISTFR'S LAWN
P 0 DATE C
H 2 11/17/83 b
PG L P BYL
H 2 l/i3/a3 0 10 P F CI
5 ? './12/n3 A 1 N
H 2 3/l')/a3 8 1 P F W36
H 2
2/l')/fl3 A
7
N A20
H 2
3/05/83 A
9
N
S 2
3/in/B3 C
D N £05
H 2
3/12/83 A
1 1
N
H 2
3/l<./83 A
L
S 2
3/15/93 A
L
H ?
3/10/83 A
I I
N
H 2
3/21/83 A
P N A20
S 2
3/21/83 A
P N E05
H 2
<./28/83 C
P F
H ?
5/07/83 A
P N
S 2
7/07/83 D
P F 87 1
H 2
T/07/83 A
E
H 1
9/30/83 (J
N HOO
H 1
3/23/83 b
N
S 2
4/26/83 A
N E05
H 1
5/11/33 C
N
H 2
7/03/83 A
N
S 2
7/20/83 A
P N T32
H 2
7/22/aj A
P N
5 2
7/22/83 A
F
S 2
T/27/83 C
N C05
H 1
7/28/83 E
N
H 2
9/06/83 B
N
H 2
3/23/83 A
P N
S 2
b/23/»3 A
N J56
S 2
3/25/03 A
N
H 2
8/26/83 A
1 5
N
H 1
9/26/83 3
N
S 2
8/26/83 A
1 2
N .
H 2
*/01/83 C
1 1
N
S 2
9/02/83 A
N
H 2
■>/03/n3 C
1 2
N ■
H ■>
9/05/83 A
I A P N
S 2
9/05/83 A
1 7
N
H ?
9/08/83 A
N
H 2
9/08/83 C
N
S 2
9/09/83 A
N T32
H 2
9/11/83 A
1 r
F 861
S 2
9/13/83 A
N T 32
H 2
9/15/83 A
N
H 2
9/15/83 A
•, T
T R56
H 2
9/16/83 u
N
H 5
9/20/93 A
9 P
N
S 2
9/20/83 a
8
N
H 2
9/22/83 A 5
N
H 2
9/2<./83 A
1
N
H 1
9/30/83 t
1
N
H 2
0/06/83 3
I P
N L30
H 2
0/22/83 A
5
N
n 1 0/25/83 B
1
N
H 2 10/27/63 A 1 1
N
H 2 ia/28/n3 A
t
N
S 2 10/2B/83 C
8
N
H 2 U/Oit/BS A
fc
N
S 2 1 1/23/R3 A
1
N J56
S 2 12/27/83 C
4
N
H 2 3/26/83 CI N L30
S 2 3/10/83 C 2 N
f 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
I 2
S 2
H 2
; 2
^ 2
; 2
< 2
( 1
i 2
1 2
I 1
2
I 2
2
2
2
?
2
2
2
2
1 1
2 1
2 1
1/1 3/83 C 8
1/22/83 A 5
1/22/83 A 6
1/22/83 A 15
2/20/83 A 26
2/26/83 A 3
3/10/83 fc 4
3/11/83 A 2
3/15/83 B 1<.
3/22/83 H 1
3/2A/83 A ft
3/21/83 n
3/2't/83 A
'>/10/n3 A
5/UA/83 0
5/17/83 C
5/25/03 A
5/2 7/83 r
7/12/83
7/1A/83
3/1A/83 A 14
8/15/83 ') 10
3/17/83 C 1 8
9/17/83 0 12
0/0 3/8 3 I' 5
1/14/83 B 12
1/15/83 b 1
2/08/83 A 4
2/27/83 C 4
10
N M23
N
n M23
N
N M2 3
N L3a
F
N F05
» 2 5/12/83 0 6
2 1/04/83 B I N
2 1/04/83 n s N
2 1/05/83 A 1 N A54
2 2/17/83 C 12 N
1 •< n t «
12/31/33
LINCOLN SHESIFF-S UFPUTIES LOIK INTO C«0|S BURMNCS
anti-Sl»n gooup s»y$ n.c. KLA-I IJST JANG£«0US
CPOSS buafiei in jNC-o CnAPLAII"; "APO
'■■"°t|i''K'"HlLL?l''E''H.CH SCHJOL S'Q^TS. C«OSS-CnoN.»Y PUNNING
SEE ALSI LCMi-31STANCE RUNNING
^^C"tpEL "'fGiaLS CLAIM STATE TITLE IN CkOSS COUNTRY
STATE'S SPRINGS .(IN"; "iCAA »3.H N'S TITLE
C»CSS-AL«S^,^^^^ „0UL0 HELP AT JUDICIAL 3UIl:1ING
COLO CROSSING
""-"fN-Es'^TGlfuRS-'BID-RIGGING PK^bE FAR FRO. UVEP
S u li J C C T S
N E
P 0
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S I T
C L Y
C PG L P 3YL
GVER
LACROSSE -.QACH FIND TRuE HAPPINESS MltH.
"''-"fNv^fT?JiVSJl?''B^8:R.GGING PR>bE FAR FRO-
'"' ^5i!^iS^!oi?iS; T^^JfR^piRM ^PERA
^ INSURANCE FIRMS EnPANfl Irj DURHAM
i.S. INSURANCF PLANS CONSOLIOSTIuN IV OURHAM
INSURA-'CE FIRM PLANS NEW IFF r t iUILOINC
OFFICE PUILDING GOING ON FO»n;R GPANDMET LAND
"'^'J^-SiYPlJliSHnSslSROJECT IS rOMPLETEO
CRYSTAL PINES II NO.i UNDER HAY
CUB SCOUTS ,,„ ^^ . ^
SEE ALS) eUY SCOUTS. 'I.e.
A DAY AT ThF RACES
'''^'^SEc ALSC NuN-iLlGNtO MOVEMENT
VINTAGc C-ST^n
CU3A -AY RE REAOY FOR SOCIAL JPHEAVAL
LATIN AMERICA TOGAY--AND 30 Y=A»S AGO
CuPAN MISSUE CRISIS
SEE ALSf MlSSlLtrS
hrong tapes releaseo
CUCUMBERS^ AROUND HEP£: mHH THE F.RM SET
'■"''° scary'-cujo- rates praise, a earning
cjlbreth junior high school
teachers bach cn-principals , ^„.^
traffic lights PEOuESTEH for CuLJBcTh
SCHOOL'S CLASS is for all ages
cullen custgms
A jPRhahOLIC: can
'^'^'"'' CULP INC. TO OFFER SO-E STOCK
■^■"■'"cHlsricT'l'SN COULD HURT DURHA. 'S OANCf FESTIVAL
CHINA OVERREACTING
CUL lURE
•CULTURAL IMPERIALISM'
CULTURE WEEK IN N.C.
SEEALSCARTS.N.C.
AhaRDS to b£ GIVEN ON CULTURE HtcK
CULTURE fiE* Planned in ralEI.h
•30S, SRIDGE CULTURE TOPICS
CUM-PARA PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER r,ntc T^IC CiMMCP
SELLaRS department store in p. aZa to close ThIS SUMMEP
Cumberland county, n.l. ^^^t
\r'At'r.°Ojlr^o'U'^i.'A,'ut^ul"o, food stamps
Cumberland COUNTY courthouse [oukthouSE
Jan charged in pSmb cIse held under u million bono
Cumberland county manager ^.o^-,
CUMBERLAND county MANAGER F I RF 0
^'^''"S^E"'?2L'E^^"H"B7JEtT3^nIeL?E;'5EPU»TER INJURED
ShDT REPORTER'S CONOITION SERIOUS
MENTAL health director shot OV CE--AUTOPSY
'"'■"ShrpVT:rTS"pi"Y"si:2riui:ioN to settle lwu fraud case
'""see'^also cuunterfeit money '
see also pennies
see ALSO U.S. MINI
U.S. MINI STR iKf S IT P ICn
COLORED MONFY-" not BAD
CURMCULOM^ CITY SChOULS. CURRICJLUH
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE READING
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, CURRICULUM
CuRHI £-* ANO I vF S
Hl'Ar.'l^'.i\^k»n^' i«iLIZE. AMERICAN MYTHS
CURKlTuCK PANaS
''isSl;i?inN''D°F ?jrRifu«'0uTE= '.AN.S may BE ENOING
REFUGE PLANNED FOR CURKITUCK
CURRnuC«_CUUNTY.^N.C.^^^,,,^ COROLLA ROAD
CURRITUCK INTFRfSTEO IN SHARING MATER
CURRITUCK £y;S pipeline .iATER
H 2 "./Ob/a) A P
H 2 la/26/83 A t
M 2 ll/02/n3 A 12
H 2 ll/D5/'13 e 3 P N
S ? U/22/B3 B = N
H ? 1/12/83 A <, P P J')l
H 2 12/30/B3 A 6 P P T37
S •> t>/>l/P3 A ■;
S 2 b/2l/R3 A *
H 2 5/OS/B3 C 10
S 2 1/J5/S3 A 1
H 2 1/06/B3 t I
5 2 9/lA/fl3 A 1
H 2 9/IS/B3 a 1
5 2 <./38/B3 b '
H 2 <,/21/B3 A JO
N T32
N L«l
N sa3
N
M 2 2/13/83 C 1 P P R91
H 2 3/11/83 A 4 E
S 2 S/l')/fl3 CI N KSO
H ? a/09/"3 A A E
5 2 11/07/83 « '• 6
H 2 7/2T/33 3 I 0 U
H ? 3/26/83 n "• R S66
H 3 9/16/83 C 1 N H')0
H 3 10/01/83 B IN
H 3 10/01/33 B I P F H90
.PROCESSOR'' H 2 2/06/83 0 10 P F H45
H 2 7/21/93 C 1 1 N
H 2 <,/08/83 C 5 N
H 2 <i/lO/83 D A E
M 2 4/J5/83 A A E
S 2 9/D9/83 b 6 N
S 2 11/03/83 0 10 N A15
H 2 U/0'./83 D 11 N
H 1 7/06/93 0 1
H 2 2/19/83 A 16
H 2 10/26/83 A 11
H 7 10/06/83 A 1 P N
H 2 10/07/83 A 7 N
H 2 4/03/83 A 8
H 2 9/27/83 A 3
H 2 9/28/93 B 6
H 2 8/2P/83 A 1 1
H 2 9/09/83 A 9
S 2 9/0a/P3 A A F
H ? 12/23/S3 A A E
M 2 7/15/83 D 1 " J ""
H 2 7/29/83 D 1 2 R G6B
S 2 10/12/83 A 18 N
H 2 12/30/83 C 3 u M60
S 2 3/09/93 C .:0 N
S 2 U/21/B3 A 2 N
H 1 U/22/83 8 1 N
T M L Y / A N
I h D t »
S cl 3 J E C T S
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CURKiruCK nuTtrt OANnS SEFuGt
Sf| ALSO WILDLIFE SANCniABY
I»lA'?s'Fuf^tE'?u%'M f^r'°!iR? '''''"'•" "'^"^'^E «"""
CU^kITUCk SGUNp")
CLI««iruCK: aA<S flSHING'S HEAtftN CU EARTn
CURSI.NG
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
PLcflGEK A3MITS Tu -KISS' RETCt'T
CUSSIN' OK, dur DISTURBING
ruSTOM HOLDER S INC.
CDMPANr SEEKS TO BRFAK AWAY F^- J1 UDI
CUSTOM TINT LA8S
EYE COLOR: RALEIGH firm MAKES TINTED SOFT CONTACTS
CyCLOSPURIN A
SEE ALSO DRUGS
TRANSPLANT IMPROl/EMENTS SOUGHT BY OUKE SC I f N T I S T S
CYPRESS GLEN KFTIREMFNT COMMUNITY
RETIREMENT COMMUNITY LANU TO ,16 OFOICATEO
CYPRUS
CYPRUS: ANOTHER CRISIS THE U.'. JOESNM NFFD
TURKEY AFTER EATING CYPRUS (CArTOONI
CYSTIC FIBRuSlS
FIBrJsi's'fIGhT "^"'"^ '^'"''"^I' G.ANT FOP CENTER
U'lC GETTING H.US.OCO TO STUIY CYSTIC FlBRn^H
^^^sifc^^lt^^nl^i If^;i'^'^nK?^;SE ^'° '^^f" ^'"-^'^
V2hwP"^Fjg«^Rtl?H^ l^fi\ ^sJ^E'Llr--^'^
CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION
MOORE TO SE^VE ON N.C. CYSTIC FIBRUSIS POARO —
CiECHuSLOVAKlA
PEACE IMPOHTANT TO CZECHS
OCM BUS LINE lOANVILLE, YIRGINIAI
ROXPOB] MAN HANTS TO RUN BUS '.tRVICF
NEW BUS SERVICE RUNNING BETWEEN ROXBORO. DURHAM
NT II I
P 0 DATE C CG L P 8YL
H ? d/05/n3 A 1 1
H 2 10/1 l/n3 A 1 ?
1 1/13/33 C 14
H 2 l/C<./a3 B I N
H ? <,/ll/B3 ,1 1 N
H J "./iJ/BS A fl N
H ? 10/27/83 A 4 E
H 2 10/28/B3 C 5 N
H 2 5/28/83 A 3 N
H 2 1/23/83 A 7 N
S 2 5/U/83 A 6 N
H 2 U/ig/BS A <, E
H 2 ll/2<,/«3 A A T T R56
S .' i/i'./Hi A 1
H 2 3/18/83 A A
H ? 3/18/83 A 11
S 2 D/04/83 C 1
H ? q/OT/BS A 1 3
S ? '7/15/83 A 1 3
H 2 I l/l 1/83 B 1
N W3ft
F
N 830
N M23
I (ACRONYM)
0UKH4H TECH TAPES TO FEATURE 3LACKS
OES IDIEThylSTIlHcSIROLI
SEE ALSO CANCER
COMPENSATION SYSTEM FOR DES VICTIMS PPOPnSFn
THE UNMENTIONED CANCER: A ^I l^L ER ' 7^ Ar^SS^^^BE STOPPED IF FOUND
oipscaw
see federal bureau of inve st i gai ion , oipscam
DMSO
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
O-SO-S GARLIC QOOR MAKES RELIABLE TESTING IMPOSSIBLF
DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO CANCER
III fll-52 GENETIC RESEARCH
^^L*t^° MEDICAL RESEARCH
HOORICH GIVEN AWARD FOR RESEARCH INTO DNA
SEE DRUNKEN DRIVING
DUPAC PROGRAM
DUI
DuPAC
see duke univ
Dairies, n.c.
see dairy earmers. n.c.
DAIRY Farmers, n.c.
Ill III! S.'c^: M^t/?'cSSM"?^^f^N*^'"^''"^"
D.\^SY''^iSAE8"r??EK*?K??^ "c"omII>W ^f-^f"" "'"• ""LINING SALES
li^o'??!'- OAIRY INCOME DECLINES
DAIRIES ARC CRACKING DOWN ON PILFERING OF MlLK CRATES
DAIRY Farmers , U.S.
-cS9fi*l'*5'*^ "'5 "AN ON UAIRY FAKMER FEFS
iENATf BACKS MOVES TU CUT OA H Y SUPPlirU
DAIRY INDUSTRY WINS VOTE ON Sj B S I D I F S
SENATI APPROVES DAIO? SUBSIDIFS "
P»"ESIDEN?"5?''N?'I;t 'l'° "«"«f ':'J«'"'<''5 HELMS
ucimJ .,o-r5'''^5 ""-'< SUPPORT ULL
HELMS URGED RFAGAN TO S I ON' L E' F-0 A I H Y Hi. I
THE MILK OF HUMAN KINDNESS? "■ '"
DALLAS (TV SFRIESI
'CULTURAL IMPERIALISM-
DALLAS COw.luYS
COWBOYS SluN MIKt TISSAW
DAMES AT SEA (PLAYI
OPPRESSION CORN A IREAI IN •DAMES-
DAMS, N.C.
^^L^t^" HYDROELECTRIC POWER
FIRM MAY 8UILD DAMS IN fl.C., .C
NEIChPORS PROTEST P')ND • S FLl'cTuAriON
DAMS POSSIBLE SOLUTION Tu PHO' P^A T t S
SMALL DAM PROPOSAL MAKE S GOOD SFN SE
Dan river in.c. riveri
-ARRcN WILL JOIN STATE IN EIGlTING PlPtLINE
DAM RIVER, INC.
DAN RIVER BOARD APPROVES MERGER
DAN RIVFR BOARD UK S MOLD ING CO SpA NY PLAN
S 2 ',/2D/e3 C lA N
S 2 7/25/83 C 1 N CD5
H 1 2/11/83 b 1 N H60
H 2 2/17/83 e 1 N H60
S 2 2/19/83 C 1
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IN TIME H 2 1J/02/B3 b 11 P N 830
S 2 6/01/83 C t
S 2 ',/15/83 A 1 1
H 1 2/12/83 C 1
H 2 2/26/83 A 10
S 2 6/15/83 C 1 3
H 2 9/30/83 A 1 I
S 2
H 2
1/05/83 b
10/08/83 A
11/10/83 A
11/18/83 C
11/19/83 A
11/30/03 A
11/30/83 A
12/29/83 A
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H 2 10/23/83 D 7 P R C19
2 2/27/83 A 1 1, N
1 9/09/83 n 1 N 130
2 9/12/Bi A 1 N 0<.6
2 9/15/83 A 4 e
H 1 12/28/fl3 b 1
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H 2 1/06/83 CRN
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l/Ol/el - 12/31/81
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AFOICAN DANCE
ACEKICAN DANCE FFSTIVA'. _
AMERICAN MODERN CANCE CAIJCUj
"allET
bell» dancino
ChAPEL WILL BALLET CO.
CmINA, DAfiCE
concert dancers of ral-k.n
Duke oance croup
Duke UNIV.i DANCE PROu-'AM
EASY MOVING OANCE CO.
FLAMFNCO OANCE
FOLK OANCINC
FRAN< HOLDER DANCE CO.
JCSE LiMON DANCE CO.
"ARIA PENIT2 SPANISH DANCE CO.
-COERN DANCE
♦lErf PERFORMING DANCE CD.
>:.C. DANCE ALLIANCE OF DURHAM
N.C. 3ANCE ShOmCiSE
N.c. DANCE Theatre
ChIO 3ALLET
PAUL Taylor oance co.
PILOEJLUS
°EVIFi.St OANCE
SCOTTISH DANCING
StUARE DANCING
^;;;J: JPNMc"GilENS?0.0. DANCF wOR.ShOP
TrACHF.,5 ATTEND 'UPOATE'
^il4iNC?h'?GiAKi'M0NE; FOR HEART RESEARCH
fnergy:
• AfGDI THIS SEASON
Mil 15 LOOKING "^OP APPlAUS =
OFFERS ADVENT DANCES
"•""or^lRriEARN HEALING STEPS
"'"^'ijloiA MlA IS LOOKING FOR APPHUSE
DANSYNC: A REVEL IN AKBIGUITY
QANSYNC .EAVES SPELL
""""lifelaK^i^'lHiVo 97 STILL REM^M^EREO
?;g''i^lY^iiElilAl2?S'Ni?R5^';2'S.NVILLE. VA.
IaRREN WILL join state IN FIGHTING PIPELINE
iIaPSOnE I drug 1
SEE ALSO TRUtS
see also leprosy
The armadillo hflps
SETiLSOocEiA Aca£S_Li!<liE?.?*'If!5;?HiP against dare CO.
OABE COuMY
"oJrt^rules'in'favor'of'SStfr supply
DARE COUNTY SCHG.TlS „^„,,
STUDENTS HELP STUDENTS
DARLINGTON RaCE«AY
^^lo;^,l?Tir 'ac -SeJSro'U bu*s l.|Onte fro- pole
IpSbISMAN triumph puts BONNETT on RIGHT track
ALLISON «INS southern TO JIOE-< POINTS LEAD
OAR TRAIL
SFF ALSO Games
f"E FELLOWSHIP KEEPS IT GOING
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE SPnRTS. BASKETBALL
TAR hEELS destroy OARTMOuTm. 103-58
TAR HEELS ROLL TO O-POIM VICTORY
"*" Si?i"'EN£S:L"pRINTS. BINDS SCHOOL CO:iPuTER manuals
RIDICULE. OISCRIHINATION BEHIND HfR
°*'"'R00FEi''ESTAOLlSHeS LIEN AGAIN'! NINTH ST. PROPERTY
OilAFLOW HEAD SA?S nlSPUTE INVOLVED IN LIEN
OAUGHIFRS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTPN. GENERAL OAVIE CHAPTER
",nlTd ^liciE'lEMrEls MOOEL FASHIONS AT BRUNCH
GOOO CIT IZENS
DAUGHTERS "F The CONFEDERACY, UNITE 0
SEE UNITED daughters OF THE CONFcOE»aCy
""'^iSRSi^'HRri^^l^SMu^-FOK t:p SAL=S
°"'°IJL%tSH i"o'in','.°f,VSU°fol:nLO FOREIGN TR.OE ZONE
"tl GH MR- LIkIlY TRADE ZONE OPERATOR
iMREf PLACES ARE SElECTFD FOR TRADE ZONE
fSSIiGN TRADE "one TU HIKE PASSENGERS
OAVIDSON college
OAVIDSCN FOU «D£0 AS
'MANUAL LA^OR SCHOOL'
DAVIDSON COLLEGE. COMMENCEMENT
DAVIDSON. ELON HOLD GBADUATIO-iS
DAVIDSON GIVES DECREES
DAVIDSON COLlEGc. STUDENTS -.I,'
LA« EIAMS OF 49 STUDENTS LJS/ IN MAIL
OAVIOSON LAM SCHOOL TESTS LOST
DAVIDSON COLLEGE SPOR TS . BASK ET BALL
Ei".:?l,^S:^L';]i'D'E5t;^ ^L.^^PAST OAVIOSON.
•SMALL- bLuE DEVILS DULLY DAVIDSON
.««F DEFEATS OAVIOSON
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4/10/83
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4/23/83
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9/31/33
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12/02/83
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12/09/83
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12/01/83
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12/28/83
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H 2 1/03/93 A 4
H 2 5/14/C3 A 8
S 2 9/30/83 A 4
H 2 9/03/83 0 1 P N S91
H 2 9/05/83 6 2 N S9
H 2 9/06/83 3 1 P N S9 1
H 2 10/02/93 C 2 P F M71
H 2 12/22/93 0 I 5 ;< rU
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H 2 9/25/83 B 3
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H 7 5/17/83 A S P N
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5 2 6/27/93
H 2
S 2
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1/25/93 A
1/25/83 C
1/27/83 B
1/27/83 C
N L41
N S83
S 2 9/02/93 A 1 3 F J50
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5/27/63 A
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S u 3 J E C r s
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OAvinsnN COUMY, ,\.C.
HUO MAY MAvr PyRAL ".1^%
oivie cuumty, -j.r.
UUKE POwtP HilITi ro KEEP CEPriFICAtR
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7 OOwH, 7 TO CO FOR CENTER
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THE DAY AFTER ICARTOO'I
pnpuLA Tr ON
NO WINHFRS-
mOM- - '^ SURVIVAL OF
• n.--.ii?„- '•'""'H A POTENTIAL DISASTER
r^ IntM^",'- ACTIVITIES ARE HE' 0
TV MOVIF IGNORES SOVIFT THREAT
A SENSELESS aOYCUTT <»Ki"
FILM ABOUT NUCLFAP ATTACK HAS TAHF
POPULATILN SOLUTION? "^ """^
i"l'Etc"!."?"^'''5I "lUSlNESS AS U'UAL
5i?o^,'> J"f TECHNOLOGY
KEEP The elephants away
TV 'HYPF" SKEWS POLICY
^^ii°^,^r2^?R"3s^ss^ ir-^i^iTi wa
PfciR. POLL SHOWS
NAMES )F CA.MPSI
oay Camps
SEE ALSO Camps (SEE also
«EADY FOR CAMP ^°
?f,r,°crlJ ?J^^ ANYTHING TO DO!
ENO 5CIFNCE CAMP PLANNED
OAV CARE
SEE CHILD CAKE
DAY Care centers
SEE CHILD CARE CENTFRS
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
ll'hlVM^'oul-'''"" ""E AGAIN
TORN CLOCKS BACK
•lESET CLOCK TONIGHT; GET EXTRA HOUR'S SLEEP
"AYLILIES
AN EYE-OPE. (ER
"AYS INN MOTFL
MO. 000 TAKEN IN KOTtL OOBnFRY
TWO MEN ROb OAY-S INN HOTEL
OAYTONA soo
^^LP'-,^9.yi^'' "" FACING
KACING'S ILLOGICAL TRACK
OE POORTfRE CORP.
STRIKE VIOLENCE FLARES AT DEPTORTERE PLANT
OEAF
sIe itlS S^;R"f,:;G''o^^^?n "°'"'' "" ""^ "E"<"^= IMPAIRED
III ^1-12 5"^^ LANGUAGE
tec JUS lECETYPEWRITFRS
nc^fc^S 'nE*"5'1'*> CAPTIONS FIR THE OFaf
N^" T^F^' ^S"! AT tSe "primitive- LEVEL
HFS•o;^f^A-^E"K s'?av^i^%r°^'^?a\"'"^
tXn'lir.'s ^|2^"'S!!f ;:f?wSRS^?fe.MlNG FOR HFAO-IN.U
MISS DEAF '(.C. IS SEl FCTCn
P°lcrLf?^?3I^L"^'f^ oi" '" - ^'" — E
°l^Li'*""'' TO PROTEST
HOSPITAL TO USE NEW SY<;rFM CI13 n-.c
LECTURES TELL DEAF ABOUT ART '
s 2 ^/ii/ni
H 2 b/i^/m
7/lfl/B3 L
H J 7/1 7/B3 A IMF
INTELLIGENT LIFE ICART00N1
"DEAR A8PY"
DEATH
SEE
SEE
SEE
DEATH
SEE
SEE
SEE
■DEAR APBY- WRITES To THE DURHAM SUN
ALSO EuTmauSIA
ALSO HOSPICE
,«[^ni^J^^iiH^?-rO«S^,T;LL^THF,R^
PtNAL T Y
*NTr -OE* fH PENAL TY
OFAJM SFNTENCFS. U.S.
see ALSC ristm patc
OEaTH sentences, DURHAM
lEAlH SENTENCES, N.C.
1 1/03/R3
1 l/lS/113
1 l/16/fl3
lI/l^/'!3
11/17/83
ll/18/fl3
11/15/83
1 l/n/RS
I l/JO/83
1 1/20/83
11/21/83
I 1/2I/P3
11/22/83
ll/23/"3
11/26/83
1 1/26/83
1 l/3n/83
1 1/30/83
12/0 1/8 3
12/02/83
12/03/83
12/07/93
12/10/83
12/1'./B3
R56
P<,5
S 2 "./OI/OS A I 2
M ? 5/27/83 0 1
S 2 6/17/83 A 8
M66
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J 2 <,/23/83 A I 0 N FJO
M 2 '>/2<./83 DA E
H 2 10/20/83 A ION
S 2 10/27/83 A 1 n N F30
5 2 6/21/83 L' 1 P P S76
S 2 7/07/83 A 8 N
H 2 7/03/83 A I N
H 2 2/17/83 0 1 U 071
S 2 12/02/93 C 3 N
RED PEOPLE, FAMILIES
3/28/83 e
'1/07/83 a
<,/n/83 C
'•/l'V/83 C
<f/l''/83 A
6/08/83 C
6/09/83 A
6/10/83 B
6/16/83 A
8/01/83 A
a/0")/83 B
l/U/BS A
''/27/83 8
10/28/83 C
10/28/83 A
11/01/83 A
ll/l'5/83 A
12/21/83 A
12/21/83 A
12/23/83 D
N 881
N H60
N M23
P F S09
N B30
N J56
E
S 2 3/02/83
M 2 11/19/83 C I
H 2 11/20/83 C 16
5 2 0/21/83 A
H 2 9/19/83 A
830
830
H 2 11/12/83
S 2 11/12/83
5 2 11/12/83
1 N Sa2
1 N F30
1 N FJO
MQNIHL»/AMNUA
L INDEX
3 - 12/31/95
PAGc i&e
I/IT/B",
or, L P RYL
see "LS" ctNi9«L oHisiN, rtitM -iok
5F6 »LS>1 CRIIINAC SENTENCING
SEE »LSn DEATH SENTENCESi U.i.
SEE ALST E«eCUTIONi, N .C .
SEE ALSO GAS CriAKBEP
SEE ALST L 1ft SENTENCES
MBS, BaBPIElO'S appeal MEikn , ^
klDCE LA» SOUGHT TO PBOTECT NJUNTAIN SurLU.E
N.C. "AN SENTENCED TO OEATh
N.C. DEATH 9JW POPULATION GRQ«1N^
ei-MAhlNE 0=^15 DEATH SENTENCE
BILL TO ALLJ- EXECUTIONS BY IMJFCTIDNS CnALLtNGFU
t 8U«««E DEBATE oven KILLING PFJPLf
FDM STtN SAYS [lINCO PROFITS »' E SIPHONED OFF
gSTlLOTINF FRFCTED « STATE LfGISLATjBt ICaRTOONI
CALLOUS HUMDR , ,„ , ,
END OF DEATH PENALTY SOUGHT
GAS C"Af<aEr< CALLED UNSAFE
rT:?rs?iiW-?ik?Erg.f[*'T3 ^^S'hrATH PENALTY
?;?cS*^^i"l5 ^^'/e^T^En^a'-'hShaNE ALTERNATIVE
A STRINGE IDEA
JURY SENTENCES "AN TO OFATh
huffstetle^ to die in gas CHA-BEK
"*Ie3s"c0HP°BILL BREEZES TVAOU&h SENATE PANEL
2 N.C. "EN GET DEATH SENTENCES
LETHAL INJECTIONS: A NE- SALES ?ITCH
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT OPTIONS BACrSEO
k,Vc:'''drdVl°^''^nVuii 3^^5?ir-LETHAL infections
^e'nIt^ g!J£S T^^'aI^^ lethal i-,jectidn choice
CO"" TTEE APPROVES REVISED BILL ON LANDFILLS
LEGISLATGRS «0RK ON HANGING BILL
HOUSE CCM-ITTEE APPROVES CHOICE OF EXECUTION
DEATH SENTE-jCE LEFT INTACT
k^;r'hN'?ii^ji^oV^;;feicrj^^^^G final vote today
GALLGHS HU."OR . ,,.,„,
SENATE APPROVES OEATh BY INJECTION
Vna-E YOUR PJISoK': INJECTION OR C.AS IC'kTOONI
HnuSE APPRJVES nILL ON AUTOMOBILE OFALEO FRANCHISES
2f- RULING'S IMPACT IN N.C. IS UNCERTAIN
AcJu LE 3eR SaJsRULING HAY "f AN ^ORE EXECUTIONS
CONOE-NED N.C. "AN TO GET CHOICE OF EXECUTION
COURT UPHOLDS N.C. DEATH SENTENCES
DEATH SENTENCES LEFT INTACT
DEATH SENTENCES
Ntc.'sSJRE""cJ3R?'lEM0VES KIvETT FOR HlSCONDUCT
COuRT REJECTS huTChINS- APPEAL ^^,,^,_,^
N.C. OFFICIALS PREPARING FOR rXECUTIJN
DEATH SENTENCES* U.S.
SEE ALSO ANTI-DEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
SEE ALSO ELECTRIC CHAIR
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO LETHAL INJFCTION
DEATH ROW book: 'a CLASSIC CASE-
•FAR WOFSE Than HANGING'
fe^SfH''lNSHE'J!s^?iAMBE» WAS -OT CRUEL. UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT
SpPEAlS COURT RULES N.C. CAN EXECUTE WOMAN
PASSING PARADE
A MORAL DILE""A
DFaTh SENTENCE UPHELD „,„„rc
DEATH PENALTY FOES 1 EDOUBL ING EFFORTS
EXECUTION IS EVERYDAY NEwS (CARTOONI
OEATH THREATS
ROSE GETS OEATH THREAT
DEATH VALLEY, CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA ,,,,,,
THE LOwEST GETS THE HOTTEST
°^'^"cOld"°e1thc« may be CAUSE OF "AN'S OEATH
•MR. GREEN' DIES IN THE COLD
MAN FOUND DEAD IN CAR THAT BU'NEO ,„,,.„,
OFFICERS CLOSE TO IDENTIFYING 'MR. GREEN'
AUTOPSY SHOWS "AN DIEO IN AUTO FIRE
POLICE SEEKING MJN'S IDFNTITY
DURHAM DA PROBING DEATHS OF F«THE«. SON
CASTLEBFRRY AUTOPSY DUE
INFORMATION OF AUTOPSY UNAVAILABLE
"AN'S DEATH NATURAL
DEATH PROPED
PRISONER DIES AT DURHAM UNIT
WOMAN'S DEATH SAID BY NATURAL CAUSES
POLICE PROBING DEATH
BnOY FUUNO AT GURLEY. LEE STRFcTS
AUTOPSY INCONCLUSIVE IN OEATH
BODY FOUND NEAR MAIN SI.
BODY FOUND
MAN'S BODY IDENTIFIED
MAN'S BODY IS IDENTIFIED
DEATHS. N.C .
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL OEaThS
"AN FOUND DEAD IN BURNING AUIT
MARINE KILLED
RALEIGH DEATHS RULED NATURAL
HERMIT'S DEATH STILL A MYSTERY
MAN APPARENTLY SUFFOCATED
DEATH PROBED BY SBI
SBI CLOSES ITS PS06E OF DEATH
''^""Ion^Qf'faYETIEvILLE couple FOJNO dead in DORMITORY
"'"'^L;^-l°cS!^^JSErs'ihN?'?S'yRIES OF DEBATES
T,W-"-lef«'n-<^'lhrn'n°'i'i DEBATE CHALLENGE
f;j2^lTj"!ALLr;3R^"lBAf?^eT-|EN HUNT AND HELMS
HELMS. HUNT PRESSED TO HALT 'NEGATIVE' ADS
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2 SE«IMARS TJ GIVE AID GN SJOllNG
VALfNTI'lE URGES LAKE HEARING ATTENDANCE
HEARING EIA'<1N£S "ILITaRY COHTRACTS
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valentine: defense cuts neeoe'
his dream a goco idea
military contracts sought for n.c.
defense spending
see military, buoget
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"here have all The patients g:}ne?
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DELOITTE. MASKINS AND SELLS lAUDlT-IRSi
AUDITING COMTRaCI awarded
DELTA AIRLINES
NONSTTP FLIGHTS PLANNED
ROU GATE SPACE SIUOIEO
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POQPAGANCA PROJECT: MONEY DOwv A PaThGLE
U.S. CONSTITUTION HOLDS ANSWERS
DEMOCRAnC NATIONAL CJNVENTIDN
SEE ALSrj CONVENTIONS ^ ,^,
DEMOCRAT DELEGATE FILING DEADLINE SET
HUNT: RULES -ON'T HURT JESSE JACKSON
HUNT DEFENDS DEMOCRATIC PARTY RULES
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SEE DURHAM DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
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III ALSO DURHAM COUNTY OEMOCRAIIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY OE-OCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO N.C. YOUNG DEMOCRATS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DE-OCHATIC PARTY
N.C. DEMOCRATS LOOK FOR '93 GAINS; GOP TO
GOP SCOFFS AT speech; DEMOCRATS CAUTIOUS
GOP PANELISTS BACK REaGAN; DEMOS. MONDALE
DEMOCRATS FOCUS ON JESSE HELMS
EOMISTEN TOPS PDLL IN WAKE
DEMOCRATS TO CHANCE QRGANUATIGN IN I'Ja'.
C|;;S^Sf!5c"Hi?iH*Ai'bpSE?S ELECTIONS BOARD CHANGES
DEMOCRATS TT LAUNCH FUND-RAISING EVENT
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n.c. democrats to hear senator
EDMlSTEN HAS ANGERED WESTERN ^£"QCRaT5
ATTORNEY GENERAL CHIOEO FOR hTNORING REPUBLICAN
KLANSMAN CHASING DONKFY (CARIOONI
EDMlSTEN IS A GOOD DEMOCRAT
HUNT QUESTIONS AD DISPUTE „ c „, , r . T . n.,
SMEAR CAMPAIGNS WILL "UR T N.C. 'S REPUTATION
DEMOCRATS CONCERNED ABOUT FUNDS
HUNT: CAMPAIGN NOT HURTING DEMOCRATS
UNC PROFESSOR SAYS GOP haS GOT D SHOT
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SEE ALSO NATIONAL FEOEKATION OF DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
HS"lN5"NiMlilTED'"T0 LEAD DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S GROUP
S?5ncSi;?lc"D^^^E5:''Hil^?S'i;s ARE HERE AGAIN. DAMMIT , CARTOON,
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SEE ALSO LUNCH COUNTER "SIT-INS"
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UN ON ro PICKET CONFERENCE SP=AKERS
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''ENTAL CARE MONTH
R. N. HARRIS SCHOOL WINS DENTAL PRIifc
°''"'*k^f9'J''"»f '0*1 "F N.C., INC.
OFNTAL CROUP SELECTs'rilj'FROM JURhAM as OFFICERS
DENTAL HEAL TH
KITS PROMOTE DENTAL HEALTH
DENTAL HYGIENISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DENTISTS. N.C.
"U,W^?S^27^;:f??'S^,!p?^NTAL ASSISTANTS
DENTAL BOARD'S RULE UPSET
DENTISTS CALL RUL ING M I S f AK E
PROFESSOR SAYS
DENTAL INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
CLAIM UNPAID
DENTAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
DOc"TU'"ic'Ji??T „'S^ EG.N IN ^uRHAM
DENTAL PATIENT AWARDED «65, 001
DENTAL RESEARCH
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SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
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SEE ALSO DENTISTS, N.C.
IMPLANTS GIVE DENTURE ALTERNATIVE
DENVER BRONCOS
SEE ALSO FODTBaLL
DUPREE SIGNS WITH BRONCOS
DEPT. OF ENERGY
SEE U.S. DEPT. OF ENERGY
DEPRFSSION lEMOIIONAL STATEl
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s^p^rcVLs^?:-'iSE-??R^^^'^!!urc^?^^
EFffCTS Of OInXINS DESERVE FULL iTUDY
DIPLOMAS
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INDICTMENTS -ifINC Slur.HT IN PIONY COLLECf nFrRFF^
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dipscam
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IIRECTOR lES
«HAT'S IN A NAMf? MONEY, FOR ]NE THING
DIRT BIKES
SEE ALSO bicycles
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
BUES CRASH: FATHER DIES,
SON INJURED
DISABILITY PENSIONS
HUNT PLANS FREEZE OF PENSION :uTOfFS
DISARMAMENT
sfE ALSO noMjs
SEE ALSO SALT II
A RUSSIAN EKILE-S ADVICE ON FIGHTING CUMHUNISM
DISASTER AIO PRUGRAMS
16 COUNTIES SEEK C ROP-OI SAS TEl AID
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FUHl'.°fn^P'^ iitr '^O'iCES EVACUATION
OIS.STER-CQNtkSL PLAN IS^'NE'^rcOMPLETION
DISCIPLES Of CHRIST
CHURCH IS NO Cult
OlSCLOSURE ACT
SEE Criminal evidence
loiSCnvERY LAH
' SEE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
DISCnvFRY
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DISCR IMINATION
DATE
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DISEASES ISfcE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES.
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III aCIo infants, diseases
sfE ALSO infections
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SEE ALSO OSTcOHYELITIS
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SEE ALSO VENEREAL DISEASE
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^NUPTIAL KNOTS CUT EARLY
DIVORCES DECLINING
BELC. TMt GUTTER ,,„, '
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divokce not a stigma
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RESTORAIION SET
OUPSON d JOMNSONt INC.
tJI'5.J"S'^"*Sr DEADLINE SOUGHT UY DEVELOPER
CENTER OEVcLOPER SAYS 0?A0L1N^ MOT SOUGHT
CITY COOL TO DEVELOPER'S TERMS
DO»NIOHN CENTER ILLS DEPRE SS I-J GL Y FAKILIAR
f^r^kt 19 ?"T CENTER DEVELOPERS NEXT LeK
CENTER DEVELOPERS WONT I-ROS- LAND DEADLINE
NO DEADLINE SET ON CENTER LANl
OWNERS REJECTED DEVELOPERS' OFFER
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TIME FOR BRICK AND MQRTAR
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POWELL IMPATIENT WITH DEVELOPER "UUtb
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TIME IS RUNNING OUT ON PROJECT'S TevELOPtR
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ilVr'i^'irAV3hiTo\rs']oV\',-,'it''' COMMITMENT ON HOTEL
COJNCILMEN SKEPTICAL OF DEVELOPER'S PLEDGE
RS^rS"- SHOLIl-D DEMAND CIVIC CFNTER DEADLINES
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TEXAS OEVElOPFR eyes DURHAM'S CENTER PROJECT
CIVIC CENTER INTERESIS TEXAS -IDM
TEXANS ARE WELCOME TO SPUR CIVIC CENTER
CONTRACTS FOR CIVIC CENTER PLEDGED, FAIL TO MATERIALIZE
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SECRECY UNDERMINES CONFIDENCE IN CUU.JCIL LENItR UARTQONl
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CITY COUNCIL SHOULD SHARE BLA"E
FIRM GIVES POWELL SECR ET T I MET ABL F
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CI'J,S»Y 5|v£„ DEVELOPER'S CONTRACT
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UTILIZE LOCAL TALENT
VOTF OUT THE CIVIC CENTER CROjD
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o2''IH- '^i^'I^'' '0 NASHVILLE TT DISCUSS CIVIC CENTFR
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9/20/B3 A
9/2n/93 A
9/21/83 A
9/2l/"3 A
9/21/P3 a
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9/27/13 A
9/27/83 C
10/07/63 A
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U/01/n3 A
11/03/S3 A
12/06/33 A
I2/09/B3 A
12/09/R3 A
12/09/83 A
12/1V»3 A
12/Hi/"3 A
12/16/83 A
12/17/83 A
12/17/83 A
12/18/83 0
12/l8/''3 0
12/20/93 A
12/23/83 A
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1/13/93 A
3/23/93 A
3/24/B3 A
3/2S/93 B
4/09/93 3
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5/05/93 C
6/17/93 A
a/03/93 A
8/10/93 A
8/10/93 C
9/11/93 A
8/11/93 C
a/15/93 A
a/17/93 A
9/20/93 A
12/16/83 A
1/19/83 ft I
2/09/83 B ^
2/22/93 A •■
5/26/93 b I
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1/05/83 B
1/15/B3 0
1/29/93 B
2/11/93 C
2/16/93 B
2/17/83 0
2/21/83 B
2/23/93 B
3/03/83 0
3/0<./93 9
4/19/93 B
5/12/93 3
5/13/93 A
5/21/93 B
6/02/83 A
6/08/93 A
6/08/93 11
6/15/83 A
6/17/83 A
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C56
A15
330
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T37
H66
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1/01/63
SUBJECTS
PACE 177
l/17/e<t
fF»EK BE ING iTuniEO
fiUKS AfiOUMO HERE: with THE P' T SET
SHUT UP, TJU om MUTTS !
PUPPIES NEED CUO&LING
SoG'Ql'Tff-cI" "" *"EHPT TO REPEAL SUCCtSSldN
FOLKS ABOUNO HEPE: KITH THE PET SET
f"l-l<| APOU'iQ HEBE; WITH THE PET SET
Inbif 'SS""" "fE- l-'fE 1"! DLRHAH
EOLKS AROUMO HEBE: WITH THE P- J SET
p?i?fNG"g'.'S2s"""' """ '"^ "■' 5^'
OOG OA^F
HOW TENDtB IS TOUR PET?
DOG WOUNOEU by POLICEMAN'S SHITS
BARKING UP WRONG TREE
OQGSi LOST
ESil^ o??,'^?^,"f'''= ""'^ ^»i MAILMAN JROUGHT
WOMAN REFUSES CASH, KEEPS MISSING OOG
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WHAT THE MA LMAN BROUGHT
FOLKS ABOUND HEBE: WITH THE Prr SET """"''"^
F1LKS ABOUNO HEBE: WITH THE pc T SFT
FOLKS ABOUNO HERE: WITH THE PET SET
FOLKS ABOUNO HERE: WITH THE PET SET
OJLLHOUSES
MAN ATTEMPTS WORLO'S LARGEST ^ATCH HOUSF
DOLLS
Of^^fS l-"EO IN TALKING DULL'
HFLLO OOLLy
POPULAR TOYS VANISHING
cA?S9 ''%'i''^^ 5"'^" "'' '"0" SHOT AT ONLY 20 DOLLS
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: THE WAV THINGS ARE "ULLS
0^:["^"i>°oVl!,i,°%h,T'^'n^' ""'•^-"''^'■5 SIMILAR
A HERD OF CAdPACE HEADS
rSI^J" SJS.J"^"" '0 CABBAGE PATCH
CONE HOSPITAL TO RECORD DOLL •BIRTHS'
MAKE A LITTLE CABBAGE MAGIC
OOLLS TO BE USED TO AID GIRL
SHE STITCHES FOR HAPPINESS OF YOUNGSTERS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO BATTEREO WOMEN
Hi uis ^;3?:;s^^r,s?^~N!c""'"'- "'^ "■^'^""^ o" °^""^" violence,
SEE ALSO Child abuse, u.s.
see also FAIILY STRUCTURE
cE- f!-5H f'!!-'' VIOLENCE AND RA=E CRISIS VULUNTFfRS
lU t[l°a U?l^,Jiri°D'E^'*" INTERV=NTI0r^l0GV"liM"'""'^
EX-HUSBANO is ACCUSED OF 2 KILLINGS
30Y. u. Charged in death '^"■'•""'^
?9^ft!SL'"'< charged IN SHOOTIMG
standoff ends peacefully
MAN GIVES UP after STANDOFF
DURHAM HAN Takes PSYCHIATRIC EXAMS
Ao^t^^f°rS"'*;"' '" J'lL TODAY
2"*NGf COUNTY WOMAN SLAIN
Sn"?rTE?R^'*:D\8?i?^-s"s&^V"'^'^ "^^"^" °" "^-^
MAN*'^L?''29?J'' "ECEIVES TWO G^AMTS
MAN Shut wife, THEN HIMSELF. POtlCE say
-OUNOED MAN'S COND I T ION srABL=
N.C. MAN HELD IN CAR ASSAULT
MAN FATALLY SHOT; H FE F AC ES C H ARGE
AN 'OLD ChEERLEAOErI SeaOS CRlSfs IrjGRAm
'""'PE'iL"si°^irTlR?g''wg;;J^" '^"SE SERVICES INC. (ALAMANCE CO.,
SEE ALSO Child abuse, n.c.
ALAMANCE PROGRAM IS SEEKING S-IELIFR
OQMINO'S PIZZA IMC.
liisAc"? 'A'\'i'olW° " «"°
THEFT LINKED TO 'POWERFUL HUNCER'
DONNA'S FOLLY
VINTAGE FASHION IS HER PASSIO'I
DON'S PLUMBING CO.
LIENS FILED AGAINST PROJECT
°'^"''„^S''° "f Flowers whFn Pm ofat iin.iKi
PROUD WORDS FROM ELDER iv C OME UPoS'^SY-P. THE T I C EAR
OOOMSDAr
SEE ALSO FOOD
MINISTER WRITfS NEWSLETTER TELLING OF SECOND COMING
OQPCaS MASONIC LOOGE
see also masons
Planning banquet
OFFICERS INSTALLED
DCSIC LODGE 2a
Tcli.iri'o', '" 'ELEBKATE
noBiS' Game room
MAN WOUNUEO IN Game room
ONE WOUNOEJ AS SHOTS FIRED INTO GAME BOOM
DATE
C PC L P BYL
6/lH/n3 A
6/in/(i3 A
b/zo/m A
6/Z1/R3 II
7/07/83 A
7/20/83 B
7/20/R3 A
3/30/63 U
9/U/n3 B
<>/17/B3 B
'5/23/R3 B
10/12/83 B
10/23/113 C
10/25/83 B
10/27/63 B
U/23/R3 C
11/27/B3 A
12/02/83 A
12/17/83 A
12/l')/83 A
K30
T37
1/06/63
1/13/83
1/20/83
5/25/83
5/26/83
8/2'./n3
10/20/83
1 0 u
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1 D II
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1 0 u
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1/20/83 A
3/02/83 A
5/2'./83 B
')/07/83 C
11/20/63 A
12/D1/63 A
12/01/63 B
12/02/63 A
12/02/63 C
12/03/63 A
12/03/63 A
12/04/83 0
12/06/83 A
12/06/83 C
12/14/33 A
12/15/63 0
12/16/63 B
12/16/63 n
12/17/83 A
12/19/63 U
12/20/83 A
12/23/63 C
12/25/83 C
F70
M66
64 6
L41
1/11/83 t
3/27/83 A
3/26/B3 A
4/16/83 A
5/12/83 A
5/13/83 E
5/13/83 C
6/12/63 A
6/13/83 C
3/15/83 C
3/16/83 A
a/16/83 C
8/17/83 B
0/22/83 C
10/31/83 A
11/05/83 a
11/05/83 A
11/20/83 A
11/21/63 A
1 1/21/83 A
12/15/83 8
12/30/83 B
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H 2 3/26/83 A 3 N
H 2 9/16/63 D 3 o u H'ti
H 2 1/11/83 A 10 N
S 2 1/07/83 A 12 P P T37
S 2 7/16/83 A I 1 P P F70
5 2 11/30/83 C 7 N
S 2 12/05/83 C 8 P P F7a
S ? 3/17/83 C 1 N
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S U B J E C
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l;r^3?i^T;^^s.?°^si^sssi.E"p.T,E.Ts
OOUCMNOIS^^^ officials: OOUOHNU l-E. 1 1 '.0 CONTESTS FINISHED
DQUtLiS AIBPORT ICMASLDTTE. N.C.I
"council bac^s C5ANI for ROU
AIRPORT SUEO OVER NOISE
Ekfs^ ruI"vrv^/s"Tl"AJSEl?"0S. OF S..I MILLION A.A.O
OOVE HONTINi
SEE ALSO hoNlI'tC
OOVE SEASON JPENINC
OGl. CriEMICAL CO.
"leSfeR"? 'oTsJirE^'.CANCER EPIOEMC-
^F^if ^F^"?gl,Sl"3i;E^y^^L ST.O,
CHEMICAL SPILL FORCES EVACUATION
OOWNTO-N CHAPEL "ILL ASSOCIATION
"U^pfsEEKf^^ ?{i^DEN?-'BUSINESS
CE><TEi< PROPOSAL
3EVEL0PMENT
nOWNTOMN DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
•iFc ALSO OURmA^, N.C.t CIVIC LtN
SEE ALSO CJRHAH, S.C., DO-NIOWN
ljri^^E^L?!^:22lMr!^k'ci;f ^^^^i» sessions .rouoht o
':S^SII?J?:^^^e:^5rS23^cI !r^E.5^-^.LL BE BUILT
CESTE' DEVELOPER ExPcCTS CUSTrR
Sel|'?K5=^T&iiCk5^SE£?°^§NC. TORTUOUS
«l3c?;r5FJ7JISrIf??Nb DISTRICT MEETING
°'""*^??2E?:irrsA«E?'?o open next -ee«
I'LL TAfE ONE OF These ...
GARDEN'S GIFTS
THE °o-josi^iG^i"°KrTjHi'.;^'A';"oi:NT3.N motel
DO-NTO-NER FIRE PR03E CONTINUES
FfRE iSvESTIGATION CONTINUES
AUTOPST IS PLANNED ON OOOV ,,,.,
SE.*;iCES PLANNED FOR MRS. nhITIED
"""Uf ALSO DROUGHT. U.S.
"5£TeI°an''SS«SER helped company LOCATE -ATER
CORRECTION
SFE MILITARY DRAFT
DRAFT RESISTERS
SEE ALSC AHNESTT INTERNATIOSAL
?fI also MILITARY DRAFT
SEE itsn WAR besistfrs- leaguf
COLLEGE AlO OFFICIALS HESITANT
ON DRAFT Check
PASSING PARADE
DRAG RACING
III itlc "S eSnaSional "OTROD ASSnCIAMON IIH.A,
III ALSO ROCaINGhAM INIERNATIONAL DRaGiay
SEE ALSO ROiaORO IRaG-ay
SEE aCsO 5T0C« car "aCI'-G
ROXPORO DRAGS SET , „ , -■
HILL »1NS aoxBORO dsag race
ROCilNGHAM riRAGS aESET
SoQRE GETS -BIGGEST -I-.
MOORE «INS ROCKINGHAM
RFYNOLOS' "ILLIAMS JlN
RACER LIkES CHALLENGE
mCSORICKS JlNS
DURHAM DkIvERS mIN
FISHER' BULLOCk "In
FUNNY CARS "UN TOMORRO.)
MiLLIAMSi FISHER MIN
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2 10/13/83 C
5
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2 U/09/R3 A
7
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2 12/12/53 A
12
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2 12/15/83 A
15
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2 12/21/93 C
19
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< 2 12/22/83 A
7
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H 2 12/29/83 B
3
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H 2 <./16/83 A
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POETIC VOLUME IS TREND REFLECT ION
DRAM SHOP LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
i^fillUi^riu r\oriicn i*».^,_
s"pSNso2s°s^^i;LLrES^PE??*gifS; i;:i''i2rTA^L''^ ^ "c^f°
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HUNT: DRAM SHOP BILL TO 8f SEST l- ^ 1= ' SLAT ICl
SMT^k^JJ^^O^ PROPOSED DRAM SHIP STATUTE
PUT RESPONSIBILITY WHERE IT BELONGS
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ORAM SHOP LAWS TO FAclSEiSU MOST DIFFICULT TEST
The DRAUGHTSMAN'S CONTRACT IFILMI
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AC< HUMOR
DREAMS
SEE ALSO SLEEP
PW?^?,;!,??"! WITHOUT A DREAM
PSYCHIATRIST SAYS FREUD WAS DiEAMING
DREDGING
HSS?5s-gXEiG?2G°?L^?§i^SSi5A?h'^SAN RATIONAL
ORIFTwOOO
TREASURES IN ThF
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SEE WATER QUALITY
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3/23/93 A
3/30/83 A
3/31/93 A
5/10/93 B
5/25/83 A
5/26/83 A
6/03/83 A
7/21/83 A
7/22/83 A
8/19/93 A
9/30/93 B
10/19/93 A
11/08/83 A
U/0<)/83 A
12/31/83 A
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DRINKS
Intrl '■?t, HOLIDAYS WITHOUT ALCOHOL
PUNCH. SYLLABUB SPICE HOL I DA Y CE T^ TOGE THER S
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SEE SCHOOL s!'N!ct,'SR*fJjRSS*S5cJTlgi!""°'' '"OCIATIUN
ORIVFR'S LICENSES
SEE ALSO Traffic SAFETY
co£o«5J[^8!^a ^gi?S-5"?i^'^ ""'"E"^- licenses by age
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S 2 12/16/93 B 1
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1/22/83 A
1/25/83 A
2/11/83 A
2/19/83 A
2/25/9J A
2/29/93 A
3/02/93 A
3/03/83 u
3/04/83 A
3/09/93 C
3/22/93 A
4/30/83 A
6/28/83 A
6/29/83 A
7/13/83 A i
MONT ML
INDEX
12/31/93
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NICE WORDS FOR LICENSE BUREAU
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CHANGES ARE IN ORDER
nftlvING vIHlaTIO'iS .„ ^
SEE TRAFFIC VULATIDNS
"""s^e'duRha- city SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C., OROPtluTS
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hS"N^?iN0i?,i!*n^rs1^??J[i?'-ATF« PURCHASES
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LAKE LEVEL DECLINES ,,,r^t'
UNIVtRSITY LAKE un»N A6 }' CHt .
LAKE -IROPS TO CRITICAL LEVEL
CONSERVING WATER NOW MANOAtORY
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POLICE GET WATER CALLS
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EDITORIAL 'R't^HTaN TARGET
CHAMBER GROUP 0 SCUSSES -"ATER
OWASA SETS PUBLIC HEARING TODAY
c"rbORO -ants COURTS, 'jOJ.S'^hNNECTIONS
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9/15/83 A
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10/25/83 B
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DROUGHT RELIEF 8EC0ME S POL I T I" AL
DROUGHT SEVERELY CUT ALL N.V. FIELD CROP^
16 HOPE N.C. COUNTIES Et IG i BU FOR DrSSghT AID
DROUGHT, OOANoE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
??*5A TO CONSIDER VOLUNTiRrCTN-ERVATION
STUDENTS ARE ASKED TO CON^FHU" UflTPO
DURHAM MAY NOT EE A8LE TO SELL SJtIS TO ORiNrf
CHAPEL HILL'S HATFR LoES WAltR TQ QRAN&E
ni'!<."'i?cL; INCHES; MANDATORY ^TCPS NEAR
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LAKE DROPS TO CRITICAL LcVFI 'NVOKEO
ii'iM^V'*'^ !(?'" "0" •^ANDATOKY
SATURDAY WATER USE SPURTS UP
DROUGHT, U.S.
SEE ALSO DOWSING
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DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO ADOICIION
SEE ALSn CHILDREN, DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG OVERDOSE
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SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. DRUG Aa/SF
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KuSo^iS nI^C^y'r^aSSJ;" ""5^- "-"^^E" """Vl-O
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STuDY: TEEN SMOKING LINKED TO ORur il<lf
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drug ABUSE, athletes
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DRUG ABUSE, CHILDREN
SEE CHIljREN, DRUGS
DRUG ABUSE. MILITARY
SfE MILITARY, DRUG ABUSE
DRUG ABUSE. PREVENTION
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FE. GARDENS POLICE STATION STIRS DEBATE
DRUG ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
DRUG ADS LIKELY TO INFLUENCE )E0UEST3 FOR NEW MEDICINE
DRUG COUNSELING AND EVALUATION SFBKirc^
SEE ALSO DRUG TREATME-^T PROGRAM
H?SnKi^S''^"'-E''5 lDrkINC IN SlRHAM
SI5gi^BS?rJwi?ES^??*rs''fo%f|"™^ -^'»°""5
DRUG INDUSTRY
SEE PHARMACEUTICAL CuMPANIES
DRUG OVEflOOSF
SEE ALSO ORUG APUSE
7/06/83
7/30/83
3/22/83
8/23/83
a/27/83
9/D1/83
10/03/83
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DRUGS
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HI XING
OOUC A
ALLESC
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DEVICE
jCCUTanE (ACNt DOUGl
ACTIFED
ICCLOVIR
PABBIIURATES
COCAINE
CDUGM -EOICINES
CYCLnSPD»IN »
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DlLAiJOID
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HEROIN
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INTERFFRON
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MjOA'^OR IDRUGI
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NEUROLEPTICS ,„„.,
N.C. ORUG TASK FORCE
QRAFlEX IDRUGl
ORPHAN DRUGS
prp I "ANGEL OuST"i
PAl-. KFLIEVERS
PFOPLE'S PmaRHACY ,.^
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
OUAALUOE
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HAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
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g.cTON "E**!,^t,^^s°BjGlK ROUNDUP IN PIG DRUG BU5I
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SSSniriAN^JREST'^S 5^i?N'0NSRnG CHARGE
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S ur ^tSdENTS face DJuG CHARGES
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T>:i' c'SS^^J'SAfHSS^pis^ :iuG busts
p"kF eSsTS DESERVE APPLAUSE
INVESTIGATION
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3/13/R3 A
3/15/83 A
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3/16/83 B
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3/I9/83
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6/07/83 B
6/09/85 E
6/15/83 A
7/1A/93 e
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7/l'./83 C
7/l'./R3 C
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Cni%J GliAPD SEI765 KLFASURE [llAT
HF-PIN SALE IS CnARCeO; MAN JARtn
DA PLANNING in DISMISS DRUG ClUNTS
fnoTBALL PLAVFR FACES OnUG Cn»«C6S
DURHAM MAN MUST FACF ORIJG CHA'GFS
OPG IS USEU IN ORUG hLAST
DOG usen IN Douc raid
COCAINE hORTm 133 MILLITN SFI'eCl
COUPLE ARHESTFO ON OKUG CHARGES
CnuPL? FACES ORLIG CHARGES
7 CHARGED FCk CnCAI«<E
DRUG CHARGES FILED
17 ARE Ii-.DICTED IN INVESTIGATION Of FOOD STAMPS
DURHAM MEDICAL fXAHIMFR INDICTED 5IAMPi
DURHAM OOCTriR FACES DOUG CHARGES
DURHAM MAN FACES 3 CHARGES
JflHAN ARRESTED, CHARGED KITM TAKING LSD TO INMATES
KflMAN HELD ON LSD CHARGES inhaici
14 Charged in ALAMANCE DRUG PROBES
K ARRESTEJ FOR ALCOHOL
M KE HELMS ARRESTED AGAIN, CHARGED IN COCAINE OUST
CHEMIST FACES DRUG CHARGES
LEE FARMER ARRESTED ON DRUG C^AI<GFS
DRUG ARRESTS MAOE IN LEE
POLICE ARREST 2 DURHAM MEN ON ORuC CHARGES
3 ARRESTED IN DRUG RAID: 1 ESCAPES ^"'^"^"^
DRUGS, CONTAMINATION
SEE ALSO FOOD CONTAMINATION
N.C. CUNSUMERS CHECKING PRODUCTS MORE CLOSELY
DRUGS. DRIVING VIOLATIONS
SFE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO Drunken driving
OUI MEANS DRUGS. TOO
LEGISLATORS hFAP more financial PLEAS
liF«A«E OF DRUG EFFECTS -"LCAb
DRUGS, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO marijuana, HEALTH EFFE- TS
COMPENSATION SYSTEM FOR DE S VICTIMS PROPOSED
DRUGS, LAWS
lii ^'-59 MARIJUANA, LEGISLATION
'^^„i^^" "•5- '"'L.G ENFORCEMENT i DM I N I 5 TR A T I ON
WORKERS' COMPENSATION RATE lilLL OKio
PANEL APPROVES PILL TO CHANGE B I NGO R EGUL AT IGNS
GOVERNMENT SUES FIRM FDR • E XC= S S • DRUG 5 A LE S
BURROUGHS DENIES CHARGES
VALENTINE PLANS EFFORT AGAINST DRUG PUSHERS
DRUGS, MARIJUANA
SEE MARIJUANA
DRUGS, PRESCRIPTION
SEE PRESCR IPTION DRUGS
DRUGS, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
DRUG LINK TO VIOLENCE UNPR0VE1
Sci'^.y^^J'"^ "0'' ui«ecr CAus; of violent sfhavidr
?^?'??'sT'?ALVED"''SN£E't^AS:r '''""' .N^'p'p^Sj?,:;i°"DRUGS
5^s:if;jys?r?Dr^sf^r-«-""-^^ATiENTs
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ANXIOUS? VOLUNTEERS WANTED uiirAic
DRUGS, SMUGGLING
III '1^52 ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES,
SEE ALSO MAOIJUANA
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO N.C. DRUG TASK FORCE
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SF'JI?0R"KENIEs"FtL"8N?'?,^lRgf?'" ""^PIRACY CHARGES
MILITARY WILL HELP STOP DRUG TRAFFIC
HIOH HAULER, IRUNSwICK CO "^"''■"-
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WERE FEDS IN BEAUFORT BRIBE TRY?
WILKtS PROJF PROMOTED
2EfM>,''sFlJ"£r"'!iS 5^' "< CHAUOTTE
HfcLMi SEEKi NEW DRUG LAWS
DATE
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ILTY OF DRUG TRAFFICKING
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0 ON ORUG CHANGES
TRADED FOR 0»UGS
fT^!'lA??PsE.li-.C.NG ON ORUG FELONIES
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drug charge
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RUG SALE IS U'hELO
NG BRINGS 13 ^ ENTEnCES
EO TO YEAR IN PRISON
DRUM AHAKtNING IBALLEII
SEE ALSO AFBICAN DANCE
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AFRICAN CULTURE CELEBRATED
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SEE BICYCLE lajS
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ill 'tlo ^Smhun?Vy'sErIiCE -CRk program , ALAMANCE COUNTY,
SEE aCsO ORAM SHOP .LEGISLATION
sIe ttsS oSugIj'dRIv'inG VIOLATIONS oRu,„(E^ DRIVING UNIT
111 ;t S 2S?;;?3s'AEil!^.s"D5iNKE.°D'RIvlNG IHAOD,
SEE ALSO PUBLIC OPuNKENESS
2S:?0r?''3un^'?-.'c.TY. STATE..OFF.CERS S,,
T.\ ^^It^'sn^RSt^^AS^fo'^IGS^SJuSl^^N DRIVERS
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legUlat?ve'panelS mcrk on Dui laws
BOOKLET OUTLINES LEGAL OU ^EjENSES
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^S^'p^^al'^S'raISE DRINKING AGF IS CRITICIZED
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?or1h shop- p»o5isnN CLASSIC case of overkill
GOV. hSnt to plug -safe roads act-
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?^Se' L^lG?SL2tf^RS'gu^s¥ISSU^"iES nul proposals
GOvIrnOr's SAFE roads act -ORTHY of SUPPORT
j:^3li?inN'MA5'EN0''JRINKING BE--R JR -INE -HiLt IN CARS
SOUND PUNCIPLE. GCVtRNOR
HUNT LAUDS DRAM-SHOP STATUTE,
QUI MEANS URuGSi TOO
MUNT^STANOs'jY ■ORAM SnOP- PRIPOSAL
LEGISLAfuSs HFAB MORE FINANCIAL P.LEAS
cEniENDABLE GOAL, &UESTI0NABL5 -cTHOOS
MAKE DRUNKEN DRIVERS PAY VICTIMS
^'Sp&sJf'^Sur^ 5S°n£Iin OR.V.VG AFTER DRINKING
P*SS TmE 5AF£-«'^aOS act
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2»."/'E^~ARrEVVlV?iJ??'NK VeViT-YEAR-OLD DRIVER
SEEKS NE- DRUNK-DRIVING STANJART
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•pui- NO CRIME, c^u»^ Riafi
MAN HEADED TO cau»r ACAItl ON TuJ CmSOGE
A-ENOMENTS TJ ORAr. SHOP PRQPO<-,AL HILL 3F CON^IIlFBFn
HUNT USINr, ,,RECK ACCOUNTS TH P 3s.i LEG I SL A T I ON
HUNT: 004- SHOP BILL TO aF HEST '■"^ ' ^'■'" ^'"^
CHjRL'of?E'^'^^'KR'lS?!^^-?^^5^'"°'"^''"f'"' ""^""^
PANEL AMENDS PROPOSED ORAm'shIP STATiITt
PUT RcSPOriSIblLITY WHERE IT arLONGS
TEkm fop DJI, MANSLIUCmTER is PROTESTED
ti^^^jirT;5 ?^'„s^sS'MP° "'""" " "'" °^
•DRAM SHOP' LAW WOULD BE PROPER
LAuVtRS «OULO REAP The PROFIT"
tf5JI'-?JP"5r''?EP4RINO ACTION ON HUNT'S ANTI-OUI PACKAGE
LIMITED DRAM SHOP PROPOSAL ADVANCES
:"»;m SHOP' BILL HILL BE PASSED
?I^I°f','I5 JOESTION ORAM SHOP PROPOSAL
<EnfV^^S,L,"'5i;';*;j^f "-'"S SFEM CAUSING RATE PROBLEMS
SENATE PANEL OKS DRUNKEN ORIvlNG BILL
PANEL OKS ANTI-DUI PACKAGE
S?^"G^nniJa^ ^ErTiNci^JgS IN_GREENSBORO
c!?Fs,f jn'^J^ti '-'«5 SHOULD BF E'JFORCEO
SAFE ROADS ACT OESERVFS SUPPORT
INjRAM SEES INSURANCE NFEO IF DRAM SHOP LAm H pmpn
P'NEL REJECTS DRINKING AGE iMEKoMENT '^ PASSED
f.^T';°"J.^I'-'- I^LEARS PANEL ONLY TO RUN INTO A SNAG
INSURANCE PANEL HAY CONSIDER 5AFE ROADS a II
^i:.M'ss^'7^?iRr^c"rL°i;y?rso^;.^G^^;^"°^"*^
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Lvp^°l"h"°^""-"5fS'i^UHfr i^i °-
io°.i^,'^V^"''^^ SENTENCING Of TEEN-AGFR IN FOUR FATAL ITIFS
GErT^SgH>SriE°^?L% ■""""'''■' "°'' "' -""y^Ou'llU'o'lhl ,CA
LIVfNG V. I Tm OeAOLY FRROH PENALTY FNQur.M t^Dft TFCW
KR'So^fSF^;;j;;s^^H^rLJ2'°^ ^''^ ^o"if"^>'ir.'di'.
^uSj^^lPoKK^ji^i^^i^r^jf^SN"^ '°^'
SFNATF APPROVES DU I MEASURE
HUNT ENOORSES LANDFILL BAN OF SOME HASTE
BILL hUULD HAVE EVEN GRAMPS IT'S
INSURANCE PLAN FLAwEO
c^o^^^?^?f:^.r:::E'Sit;is'jiK5RE"%'?u?fg'"^""^"'^^
r^S'-ki .^^o'l* """ "E" f'l-l- STRENGTH
^o?,9 ?'-^° flJOYEO BEING 'HHEievER THE ACTION »AS'
PRESS SHUULO RESIST bFIIIG USET AS TOOL ^ ' ^" "•=■
CAR HITS G^nuP LEAVING PARTY
^n5f.Jfr2A?K's°^i! ih'.f.''^'' •''' ""^EC^-
!^M?"S,f!''^i'^i'ES ORtJNK ORIvIN: LAW
^"'^"f'J'l-L CALLED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
CAR HITS S»F£PER; ONE MAN KIL £0
cik''lT2il;h''-^'R^RG?'S"Air!';hir. ^\ "'-"" '"'''" -'o^'noNs
MONEY, PUBLIC SUPPORT BOLSTER ANTI-OUI FFFnflT
WOMAN LISTED IN FAIR C ONO I T I 3 , AF T E R AC C I SeS J
A ^S•^S"''»^ ?""•'" '=''» ""' LAW GRANTS
a D TO UP ORINKING AGE TO ^1 SET FOR HOUSE'S ni;I nni
?fil "inJ't'i t^l.'-k'*'^ WON'T R=0uCfSrINKIN&^ °'" °"-'-
Ollr^U^S^'lED^rSlg" ""■ ""■'• ^-""TED TO BE TODAY
JND MAN CHARGED WITH 2 GUIS
HOUSE APPROVES HUNT'S DU I SlL : AGE HELD TO 10
? ^PR^i^S^Es'Sfei^K^^^UYSGTL ?fA" fo
" ?P"t' ""-' r-S^G^f^EuJ'^bN^ir" "-- -'- —
MAN GETS ".Th DuI CHARGE
p:r. nrs''.!,'.oV'.'oi °o'.\%r-i¥o:.'' "^"^^' '^"«' ""—^^
tecn gets suspended term in D('ji case
^l aST?"i»"E"sfSLir,^EiSRT.^r^:;?K^' ^--^ "- -'^
PAC-MAN TO THE RESCUE?
TIGHTEN DUI PENALTIES
PANEL OKS COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL
TRACTOR TRAILER OVERTURNS
EOMIsTEN SAYS BINGO PROFITS A! E SIPHONFO OFF
rL'?rK??E"ji?';;K?^^«i^E'"iDv' n" F'^'" -'-^^ '° "'^ ^-^
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HUNT SAYS OUI LOOPHOLES WILL (E CLOSEn
QUI ARRESTS IN Chapel HILL RTE ^'-"^^°
PATROL SAYS OUI ARRESTS UP 7 PERCENT DURING 19d3
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OFFICERS PKOaf STORE BREAK-IN
S;S&"FSLKS:"'TH?Yi^E FIGHTING ".KUNKEN DRIVING
BFUU1"E fcOOZE WARNING LABELS
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STATE PRISONS TO DO LAUNDRY FIR INSTITUTIONS
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ORGAN RECITAL PLANNED
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RECITAL PLANNfO AT OUKt
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ORGAN RECITAL SET FOK SUNDAY
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PIANIST 10 GIVE DUKE RECITAL
? CONCERTS TO HONOR LUTHER .,c,
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CONCERT TODAY BY "S. FuNARO
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SEE ALSO OU«E UNIV., SYMPOSIA
SEE aCSO DU«E UNIV.. WORKSHOPS ,,,.„„.
^ DUKE CDNFERENCE SET ON INTERE I DU=«MA
TOP EXPERTS TO EYE INTlPEST. ECONOMY
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EDUCATORS TO HOLD MEETING IN DURHAM
DUKE PLANS COURSES, WORKSHOPS
"""bfiJ;! £S?j:;"^ilL°SlNG PROJECTS
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ROBBERY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS POL 1-E
EMPLOYEE FOUND DEAD IN HOSPITAL
SCALE IS STOLFN
Curriculum
ompCi'ter revolution moves in JJ.OVStc SCIENC
ANFORD DISCUSSES PLAN TO BETTER ARTS, SCIENC
DUK E UN I V
COMP
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DUKE UNIV., DANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DANCE
"^.S^T^gArEl-'pf-FO^rn'.T DUKr
TJ.n'jll SIJ^eS^S^hE. tS JOINING duke- S PROGRAM
VISITING ARTIST JOINS DUKE DANCE PROGRAM
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niiKP UNIV.. East CamPuS LIBRARY '
SEE ALSO Duke Oniv., libraries
"ouJe MuSEuS £>iialT: MOTIFS 0= -aR,
nuKE UNIV., employees
INJUSTICE
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DUKE TO SEEK $150 MILLION
DUKE UNIV., ENERGY CONSERVATION
DUKE Energy management works; electricity sills climb
OUKE UNIV., ENERGY MANAGEMENT COURSE
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION. OiJRHAM
OUKE ENERGY MANAGEMFNT WORKS; ELECTRICITY biLLS CLIMB
OUKE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
OUKE UNDERGRADUATE LIMIT WILL BE 5,700
OUKE UNIV., FACULTY
OUKE ZOOLOGY FACULTY RANKS FI=TH IN STUDY
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OUKE FACULTY MEMBERS OPPOS£ FOREIGN POLICY
DUKE UNIV., FELLOWSHIPS
III f,4S "?E:'^iJ«E "NlV. FELLOWSHIP
SEE ALSO WASHINGTON POST-DUKE U-(IV. FFLLOWS
OUKE SENIOR GETS CORQ FELLOWSHIP '^'^'■'■"''^
PV^InJE'CHER NAMED FELLOW FOR RESEARCH
ILf'ii'* gy^E FORESTRY SCHOOL DET FELLOWSHIPS
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III '42 2'J''E UNIV., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INTERNATI
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
FOREIGN STUDENTS WELCOMED
OFFICIAL WELCOME
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DUKE UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO ANCIER B. DUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO PRAXTQN CRAVEN SCHOLARSHIP
see also duke univ.. financial aid
see also recinaloo hojaro scholarship
see also scholarships
third posfy scholar named
thurman is pcj'ey scholar
scholarships available
dukF's new scholarships ready in fall
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OUKE OFFICIAL RAPS WATER RATE PLAN
DUKE OFFICIAL PROTESTS PLAN F3R WATER RATES
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OUKE RENOVATIONS CARRY PRICE TAG OF 1850,000
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worksmups sft at duke
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ms. haltum named head of ouke fund
haltom new director of ouke annual giving
ouke univ. art museum
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see also duke univ. institiuie for the arts
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strong museum still in l i moo
open house for artist sf t tmu'soay
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PAINTINGS bY YVONNE MULLER TO b£ SHOWN AT ART MUSEUM
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EXHIBITS OF MODERN ART SHOW DIKE'S NEW LIFE
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ART MUSEUM Tu LIGHT TREE
OUKE UNIV. ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE
PIANIST-SCHOLAR TO SPEND WEEK AT DUKE UNIV.
WHAT IT IS, IS "COLOR PAINTING-
PAINT, CANVAS, ACTION!
GIORGIO CIOMPI OIFS AT AGE 65
OUKE SYMPHONY PLANS CONCERT FT R CIOMPI
NEw MEXICO DANCE TEACHER IS JTINING DUKE'S PROGRAM
VISITING ARTIST JOINS DUKE DANCE PROGRAM
OUKE UNIV. ART ISTS SERIES
HOUSTON SYMPHONY TO PERFORM TIESDAY
LPERLMAN TO OPEN DUKE ARTIST SERIES
DUKE LISTS PERFORMERS FOR ■83-'8<. ARTIST SERIES
OUKE ARTISTS SERIES OFFERS A STAR-STUDOEO SEASON
OUKE ARTISTS SERIES IS SELLOUT
ITZHAK PERLMAN, LEONTYNE PHICf IN DUKE PROGRAM
OUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
LITERARY FESTIVAL SLATED AT DIKE
FESTIVAL REUNITES TEACHERS, STUDENTS
OUKE UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
NANCY HANKS, ARTS BACKER, OUK- TRUSTEE
OUKF MAY BALANCE BUDGET, AVOH DEFICIT
PANEL TOLD DUKE HEADED TOWARD BALANCED BUDGET
FINANCING SOUGHT FOR NEW DUKE HOTEL
DUKE HOTEL OELAY TROUBLES TRU'. TF£
DUKE UNDERGRADUATE LIMIT WILL BE 5,700
SANFOPD DISCUSSES PLAN TO BETTER ARTS, SCIENCES
DUKE MEDICINE CHAIRMAN NAMED
OUKF SELECTS NEW MEDICAL Chapman
WALLACE SAYS OUKE HOSPITAL t8:i0,00u AHEAD OF BUDGET
INCREASE IN OUKF TUITION GOFS TO TRUSTEES TOMORROW
OUKF BOARD TO CONSIDER TUITIO'I PLAN
DukE TUITION TO RISE 1,2X
DUKE TRUSTEES OK TUITION IN ADVA.^CE
DUKE TRUSTEES COuL TO NEW P4R<1NG LOT
GA. LAWYER ELECTED OUKE UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES CHAIKMAN
WILLIAMS HEADS DUKE TRUSTEES
DUKE NAMES 5 NEW TRUSTEES
DUKE TO SEEK H50 MILLION
REGISTRAR; OUKE NEEDS MONEY FIR STUDENT AID
DUKE TRUSTEES OK SCHOOL INVESTMENTS
NEW OORM GETS PRELIMINARY OK
BUSINESSMAN Elected a duke trustee
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DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF DRAMA
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OUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF ENGLISH
ENGLISH FELLOWSHIP ENDOWED
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DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF SOCIOLOGY
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OUKE PROFS STUDY JELLY FISH, PRAIRIE DOG BURROWS
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SIGNING OF THREE-SPORT STAR
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OnOLEY LAYS PRAISE ON DUKE
OEVlLS-rCBaLEBS A GOOD MATCH?
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BLUE DEVIL DEFENSE REPAYS ITS DEBT
BLUE DEVILS CLINCHER „,rni,,
SLOAN FINALLY GETS FIRST VICTTRY
NO 9UTS ABOUT BUTTERS „, ^ , , . .^papSSlvE
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DUKE, JNC SHARE DISAPPOINTMENT
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U D18
N F25
N 071
N F25
N 591
N F25
N 591
U F25
N
U 071
N S91
N oie
E
F S91
F 018
F S9 1
N F30
N S91
P K30
N 591
U 071
U Old
N 591
F 591
U 071
N 591
N 591
N 591
' II 019
N F25
N
N
U 071
N 591
> N F25
N 591
5 P 73'
3 P K30
P p K3r
P N 071
p U 071
P U F25
N 591
P N 591
P U Die
N F25
P I) F25
P N F25
N 591
P N S91
P U F25
N 591
0 U 019
P N F25
N
P P M66
P N C52
P N C52
P U F25
P N 591
P N oie
P N 59 1
P N C52
P u 018
P N F25
N C52
P U L57
N 591
N 591
P U 019
P F C52
N r52
N
P N 018
M 071
N C52
P P T37
P '! C52
P N C52
P P T37
P U 055
U 071
N C52
P N 019
U F25
L
P N '25
P N C52
N C52
P U F25
P N 591
P N S91
P U 019
P N F25
P N 591
o N F25
U 07 1
P N S9 1
P p <30
P N =25
N 015
N
p F 591
P U 018
F S91
U 071
N P55
P U 018
0 U
U 071
591
018
0 N
E
591
L30
591
honthly/a
I i\ 0 E X
PAGE 209
UNC'S MfABT STILL BEATS
CALM AFTER THE STORH
nn^c^J'^L-^^' NOT ENOUGH FOR O^vlLS
aENNETT. GRAYSON GET HONORS
JUST wONOEkl.MC...
TT'<0^'ll^"il)it^7'oV ""'"-' ''^'-"'^ EVENTS TO BE SCHEOULEO
DUKE L IGmTS
OUR READERS .(RITE...
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, F00T6ALL, GRAOUATFS
EXIT SPORTS, ENTER CROWDS
DUKE'S BOTTOM LINE IN ADMITTIMG RECRUITS: 'CAN THEY CRAPUATE?'
nuKE UNIV. SPORTS, GOLF
SEE ALSO DUKt UNIV. FALL GOL F 'TT URN AMFNT . uHMFiu
iijHs ?^5,^ ffi^.aL^^'Y!Jv!¥i;[o\^Ar A^ ?^^^^^
SnJf; 1,MP 9''^'^ ■" FLORIDA TOURNEY
DUKE Third in chio state golf "^""^
atul ofviti tIke'secSno'"' ""^ ''"' ''^^ invitational tournament
JLUE "EVILS, LOVE COLLECT GOLf VICTORIES
MS. HiDMAN, OUKE TAKE GOLF WHS
Duke UNIV. SPURTS, LACROSSE
i.rratn'i'uukrr toV^A^^atiE-if^yoSr" '""^ "'^^'ness with...pr
DUKE UNIV. SPURTS, SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
RENNIE HO'JOREr
OUKfS RENNIt HONORED
SOCCER'S BEST MEET AT OUKE
Ds'v^Ls'-GrTS^^^i^r- '-°- ""^"ES TITLE
5£kS'r^Sk"eJ iN^'iN^^Jc^CErioL"*"""' ""''• """'' ^'■"'^ "EVILS
OEVILS OPEN SOCCER SEASON TODAY
R 51' "'9 -I.MNERS !•! SOCCER OPENERS
n\'.il' y';!^rl"'^ "'NS IN SOCCER
Sn "^S l,'*!'-,^'": E"" BUSY SOCCER HFtKENO
NO. 2 BLUE DEV LS ROLL PAST T= NNE S SFF . %-n
i?SA-sfEV'^gu3^^iiif rn'.ir^'.TuU Se72.^e'"^^"^ ^-' ^°"
TOP-HANKEO BLUE DEVILS WN EASILY
N^[i:^^^'N^^'rLK^°^,^?LM'iS'' '^ ""^« ^"^^
JLUE DEVILS SHUT OUT CAMPBELL
Date
S I T
c L Y
C PC L P fiYL
ll/jn/83 B
ll/20/n3 e
11/J0/S3 a
11/^1/13 B
I l/21/«3 0
1 1/21/33 D
U/26/83 B
12/09/^3 C
12/09/83 D
12/13/83 B
12/15/B3 A
12/16/83 D
12/17/63 A
12/23/83 C
2
2
2
1 4
2
?
N C52
P P70
1)
F?";
1/
Ml rt
N
"M
M
1/ 1
N
U
1)18
N
S91
U
118
2 5/20/83 C I
2 10/18/83 E 2
U 071
N S91
2/27/83
<./22/83
5/25/83
9/26/83
10/02/83
10/05/83
10/20/83
1 1/10/83
OCESSOR? H 2 2/06/83 0 1 0
H 2 <./13/e3 B 3
TO HAVE.
CkS, 1-u
DRAFT
fnrlS'»rn''"^,? ';|-"f.°?*'"-S TURN BACK GAMECUi
d3kE ?bps WKF^ SENIORS CHOSE-J IN SOCCER
Pn,"h.y'?5'Nl* SOCCER LINKED lY SflLiU HALL
MISS SHAFFER REACHES SEMIS
OUKF SHUTS OUT WOLFPACK, 1-0
OfVUS HOLD Off STATE
STATE'S GROSS: Bumpy roao for uluf ofvii^
fficETTS5RNA"EN?--s"t:;?r^^?"S' ?''" O^^'-'-F "'N
OUKE-STATF SET ' °-"'^' '^"^ UNINVITED
Sl-",c SI'^J.'-j' "OCFPACK OPEN SaCER PLAYOFFS
?^0^:oHf^i^?o':ilhy'gRl?^??H"' '"'°"'' °""" "^^^
BLUE OEVILS -IN THE ,AR 2-1
OUKE WINS SOCCER 'Sar"
'WAR' HAS OUkE limping for At^
a'^m'r^l'lJ'n'ip^'^uI^' '° °'"'''' "'" '■" """"^'L '"Lt
o^j^sTE^»\?r^cc"?^s*h^ir^°'" '"'''•' ""
fOUR DEVILS IN DRAFT
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, TfNNIS
MEET Tuesday
Duke UNIV. SPuRTS, WOMEN
OUKE WOMEN GET FIRST LOSS
OlIKE, UNC WOMFN. BOTH OFF TO ^AST START';.
E^25?,"2ASi3^g^?AS^i^f| "E.a .0^E^,^^"'^•
|^o^Si^:;L?'^L^^Tf"K^y;I strTE'^oS^Ji s^ig sSk^i^^
??0'Er.^SF\^rp"5liK*^^lS°y^^'"'""'"°""!N OVERTIME
DUKE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TeIm TECI-Sted BY INJURIES
Duke univ. sports, wrestling
HUNGRY AT i<,J: DUKE -RESTLER JAKE CFCERE...
OUKE UNIV. SPRING INVITATIONAL GOL^ TQuRNl- V
5s'-siR^^^^^g;uR%^"Tf^L^'^^^A^iaI^ffl s?F-^uii- ""-" -
OUKE UNIV. STRING SCHOOL
STRING SCHOOL PLANS CONCERTS FOB TOMORROW
OUKE UNIV. STUDENT UNION
GREASE FIRE CAUSES 15.000 IN DAMAGES TO KITCHEN IN OLD DUKE STUDENT
S 2 1/15/83 A
9 P N
H 2 1/16/83 B
6 U
H 2 <,/09/S3 D
3 N
H ? 4/in/B3 G
3 N
M 2 <,/l 1/83 tl
2 U M71
H 2 <,/ll/H3 0
2 P N C52
S 2 i/ll/PS D
6 P N
H 2 3/28/83 C
5 P N C52
H 2 9/01/83 0
3 N
S 2 9/02/83 0
1 P N P55
3 N
H 2 9/03/83 0
H ? 9/08/83 0
3 P N
H 2 9/09/83 C
5 P N C52
" 2 9/U/53 C
6 N
H 2 9/12/83 B
3 P N C52
H 2 9/U/83 0
4 N
S 2 9/16/83 0
4 N
H 2 9/26/93 9
2 N
H ? 10/J3/83 B
2 N C52
5 2 10/03/83 0
9 N
H 2 1D/1D/S3 t
3 P N C 5 '
H 2 1D/12/F3 C
1 P F C52
H 2 10/16/83 C
7 N
H 2 I0/19/R3 C
3 ■!
H 2 10/20/83 0
1 P P K 30
H 2 10/20/83 b
2 P N C52
H 2 10/2'./R3 B
4 N C52
H 2 10/27/83 D
3 N
5 2 10/27/83 a
6 N
H 2 10/30/83 C
11 P N C52
H 2 10/11/83 B
2 P N C52
5 2 10/31/13 0
8 N
H 2 11/03/83 0
2 N
H 2 11/07/63 6
2 P N C52
S 7 1 1/07/83 0
8 N
H 2 U/13/83 C
1 N C52
1 2 1 l/l<,/83 U
2 P N C52
H 2 11/15/63 8
2 N r52
S 2 11/15/83 B
4 N
H 2 1 1/16/P3 B
2 N C52
H 2 11/16/83 B
^ P N
-1 2 11/17/63 D
1 ij 071
< 2 1 1/17/83 0
1 P N C52
I 2 11/17/83 B
2 P N P55
i 2 11/20/83 B I 1 P N C52
< 2 \l/2 /83 a
2 P N C52
2 11/2/83 0
6 P N P55
< 2 1 1/27/81 e
9 N C52
2 12/10/83 0
2 N
2 12/17/83 n
' N C52
2 12/20/83 a
3 N
2 3/02/83 b
2 N C52
2 3/02/83 0
2 N
2 3/06/83 0
7 N C52
2 3/27/83 e 1
2 N C52
2 4/15/83 C
1 U M7I
2 <t/l7/83 B
4 N
2 <./21/83 B
1 P U 018
2 10/16/83 C
8 N C52
2 1/07/83 C
? N
2 1/09/83 6 12 N C5?
2 1/11/83 e
' P F M71
2 1/12/93 C
P P M66
2 1/12/83 C
P N C5 2
2 1/27/83 B '
N
2 2/J3/R3 0
N
2 3/05/83 fl I,
N
2 4/22/83 C «
N
2 5/25/83 C 1
P F P07
2 12/18/83 B 14
P U C52
2 2/25/83 C 1
P F C52
2 4/24/63 U 8
N
2 4/25/83 B 3
P N
S 2 4/22/63 C 5 N
UNIO H 2 1/06/83 e 1 H
Q N T M L Y / i N N U A L
INDEX
PACE 210
GREASE FIBE DANA&cS OIJKE UNIQM CAFEIcRlA
nuKE UNIV. 5u«ME« tmeatre program
SEE SUHNER THEATER AT DUKE
""'tEri)SlE"Bi?'J. STUDENT UNION
nu<E UNIV. UNION CRAFT CENTER
SEE ALSO CRAFTS , „
^r"a'f!s'cE^hI IIgTSuSiN^ STUDENTS
-"iEfiS;E-/,t.ura?iJ5ss^rc\iJ^i5?%^i^uir
DUKE UNIV. jnnEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
"Eu5^'2A!:^rS!«?J?S§"'QF WOMEN'S STUDIES
TdT'A ^Ju'!^N^i5^N^I^N^'?vES OF ULACK „OHEN
1ST CERTIFICATE EARNED IN hOMEN'S STUDIES
nuKE UNIV. bRIIEBS hORKSHUP
SEE ALSn WRITERS, DURHAM „,,,_
DUKE PLANS '^EfllK'^.J f?'*,Sl'J^-,l l?2,dOO IN AREA GRANTS
ARTS COUNCIL 'NNOUNCES TOTAL ^ f , ' i^ f Jf ° ji^ 5 SUMMER
;;^3Ng"wSJuR-?"if^-: 5?tl"^MA?fe^SI'ty^FE wiL\ OE cut short
"""^ ^5Jefieo"wriiers-''clim;te PERU aoes duke campus
S5ke Iriters- CAMP PROVIDES ;=uN time-
"""^ V^\.\t--iluun'l> IN ROeBERV
ABDUCTION ATTEMPT REPORTED
lErI'l/SuiE'''uN!S:'iE^ICAe'cENTER. DEPT. OF COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
^^^vSU^TE'euUND^^fA^'MsJ^^^"^""^^
TEKEEPERS' URGED
DOWN
S
N E E
p n TATE C PG
S 2 l/0(./83 A ID
H 2 5/M/fl3 A 1
H 2 ^/15/B3 C I 1
S ? <./2'5/"3
H 2 "./ID/flJ
S 2 10/2'./i'5
H 2 12/l'./9J
H 2 5/J8/e3 A 1 I
H 2 ()/0'./83 A 10
5 2 6/09/83 0 3
H 2 7/23/B3 A <.
H 2
H 2
nuKt WIND SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO DUKE SYMPHONY
N£« l.r,<K SCHEDULED
CONCERT Oti SUNDAY
DUKE CONCERT SET TOMORROW
PAUL aRYAN WILL CONDUCT FALL I
jINfi SYMPHONY TO GIVE CONCERT
""'t^rOuSHAM/SSK'^^AMPAlGN
°"'|^rAL^^'"?'"M^S!U'g^t8^R{rC^NTE«S ^
DAVIS LOUKS FOR BIG PLAY
SOUTHERN WELL OUNN , 35-B
m ZONING NEEDED. CARRPUIO ALOERMAN SAYS
oSn ALDERMEN DEN? PERMIT FOR TOWNHOUSES
Duplexes
TIGHTER
FIRM BIOs'lo'w' 0n"16"dUPLEX£S
DUPLIN «INE CELLARS .
SFE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WINE
"iTiTPlRIErTO^JEvivE ITS ROL= AS hI
Il3?TLE Sf SCUPPERNONG SOLD F 0' «200
GRAPE STOMP SET SATURDAY
DuPONT cn
nil PONT BAY LOCATF PLANT IN KIANGLE
OU ?ONI 7S MAKE EL^^^;'^';"f,nS''l?"aTP CLANI
OU PONT PLANS JOBS FOR WOOD ST RTP PLANl
'pS;:^l°.S;iE'3?ioLDS RTP.S r"gf SS.VE RECORD
PONT IS Clearing land for park firm
DURHAM, enClano j„,,,,„
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
THEY VISITED THE OLD DURHAM
DURHAM, N.C
SEE ALSn
SEE ALSO
EXCLUS
OF THE
DURHAM
FILM E
SALUTE
IMPflOV
ALL-AM
PROJtC
AWARD
MORE T
INDIVI
THE AW
1*HAT -5
WHAT 0
HI S PF
JOHN M
CELtbR
CITY 0
DURHAM
THANKS
IHROUG
ORCHID
JIM HU
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DURHAM
DURHAM
ICN FRJM
tlATION"
CAN BE
FFORT A
TO OUR
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MAS NO P
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DUALS,
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IN ANA
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RC EPTION
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BSERVES
S ALL-
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IS AND TH
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WRAPPER
IS IN N .
CELEBRATION
N.C., IMAGF
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TRIP IRKS HAMM3NDS , ,,
S 10 nuRHAMS, THE LARGEST
A MECCA
GOOD SIGN
TOWN...
TYOFLIFFWAS\IM
lY week: events fOR DURHAM'S
IRMS AIDED IN EXPENSES
TIMULUS in PRlDr
ME? CITY HAS TRl ED "ANY
LO JUDGES ,,,
•GLUE' FOR PROJECT
RCHITECT OF PR i; E
S^F^irA'c^TY fw^lo^J'S^ PRESENTED TOMORROW
i??rls*V5^AL^i^E5^?l'ciTY
'lMK A>iEAD AT DURHAM IN THE 21ST CENTURY
5/l'i/B3 U
8/09/93 A
3 P U H^S
H 2 lO/Ol/'ii B
5 2 1C/J\/B3 A
2/01/83
2/Dl/n3
6/l')/83
6/16/13
6/IT/83
6/17/93
6/17/83
6/l8/n3
6/18/83
9/17/93
10/07/83
12/03/83
N M2 3
N M23
N H2 3
N
N M23
N M2 3
N J56
N J56
H 2 3/26/83 A 3 N
S 2 4/16/83 A 13 N
H ? 9/28/H3 A 12 N
H 2 11/13/83 A 9 N
S 2 ',/l3/93 C 1
9/01/83 D
9/01/83 d
9/03/83 D
N r36
U C09
N C36
3 7/30/83 CI N H90
3 9/03/93 D 1 N H90
3 S/12/93 B 1 N
5 2 <,/21/e3 B 6
H 2 5/11/93 B 7
H 2 9/16/83 D 2
2 10/19/83
2 10/19/93
2 10/20/83
2 10/21/93
2 10/21/93
2 ll/U/93
N C60
N X67
E
E
N CfaD
H 2 1/16/83 D 9 n F G68
2/26/83
2/27/83
3/03/83
3/09/83
<./17/83
",/17/83
i,/17/83
4/17/83
4/17/83
4/17/83
4/17/83
4/17/83
4/17/83
4/17/83
4/17/83
4/17/83
4/19/93
■,/19/83
4/23/83
6/09/93
6/16/03
6/21/93
6/29/83
7/21/83
N W24
U L57
^
F
Mnq
4
P
M09
N
h
N
n
II
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p
p
F
L^tl
1 n
p
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1 1
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1 ?
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4?0
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'>1A,U\ ' " ^ " " ^ E c r s
i/n/8',
KA161CM IS rjO T IRET
CLc»MNC UP OUR AIR
FO«"ei< BESIOENI LAUOS CITY, STAIt
SPSFAn HORU ABOUT DURHAM
LOOK nn T»c dRir.HI SIDE
PASSING PARADE
PRIDE
n9Ki'A 7f?^P ''"'■^ "'"'^»" f"Or IM MOUTH
2Hj°A.'E\.'r"H£"IuL''LA"S*H,NG? '""'^'- """^ "^ NFIGhBURS
HUMOR HELPS In HULL MEETINGS
.iHY PESSIMISM ABOUT CITY?
EDITORIAL 'RIGHT DN TARGET'
THE RIGHT riAY TD SAY DUR-UM
THE DERM-RQLLY AffAIR
CALENDAR MURAL
DURHAM DN THE MOVE
DURHAM. N.C., AIR auALITY
SEE AIR QUALITY
DURHAM, N.C., ALL-AMERICA CITY PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO ALL-AMERICA CITIES
ALL-AMESICA CITY NEWS EXPECTED TU BE GOOD
DURHAM IS ALL-AMERICA CITY
^ySS^^5- 'JUSHAM TO BE NAMED AM ALL-AMERICA CITY •
HARD WORK AND PROGRESS WIN ALL-AMERICA HONOR
NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR OUBHA M ' S PROGRESS
Kn5"fT.c');lc',r";': *"""^«N CITY HONOR ICARTUONl
NOW IT'S official: DURHAM HAS JOINED ELITE GROUP
ALL-AMERICA CITY C EL E BRAT ION 5 CI E dGlE 0 TO BEG I N APR I L IS
DURHAM HONORED AT WHITE HOUSE DCl-IN APRIL IB
MARKHAM URGES CONTINUED PROGR=SS IN CITY
3^nSl^2°B"gD^?NG" ' ''" °' "■'""*"• " "'^^ '"f«'C' ^"^■'
ALL-AMERICA CITY
A WEEK TO 'FEEL GOOD' ABOUT CITY
BUDGET CUTS MAKE CITY HONOR HONIC
'FEEL uOOD WEEK'
STAR-SPANGlFO HONOR
WINNING SIGNS
SV."^?? ^I'-l'"'*'^^ ITSELF FOR • WEEK
SALUTE TO OUR TOWN...
IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE WAS MM
o»J;"; = ?l?'£*,'^'"' "EEK: EVENTS FOR DURHAM'S CELEBRATION
PROJECTS MARK PRuGRESS, NOT PERFECTION ■-■:■-■: Dr< . i .UN
i^;f?°,"'^ "" •'"'^E MONEY BUT UNOERSCORES POTENTIAL
1?.'J '.^^^ "° '■EOl'l-E GAVE TIM= IN MAKING APPLICATION
INDIVIDUALS. FIRMS AIDED IN E«P£NSES LlLAiiuN
THE AWARD: A STIMULUS TO PRIDF
WHAT'S IN A NAME? CITY HAS TRIED MANY
WHAT Durham told judges
HIS PERCEPTION 'GLUE' FOR PROJECT
JOHN MICkLE: ARCHITECT OF PRI'E
;*I-L-AMERICA CITY' TOPS AGENDA
CELEBRATION wELL-EARNED
f!IJOg""VFS ALL-AMERICA DESIGNATION
LIBRARY CELEBRATION IS TONIGHT
ALL-AMERICA DAY: FANFARE. AWAJD, BALL GAME
DURHAM'S ALL-AMERICA CITY AWAJD TO BE PRESENTED TDMORRnu
DURHAM LETS LOOSE SOME CELEBRATION ^-xtStNltU TOMORROW
DURHAM COMMENDED FOR PRESENTATION
'ALL-AMERICA CITY'7
SIGNS PROMOTE PRIDE i
NEw^ric ^"° ""'■' " ^^'■'- ECO'lOMIC ■iENEFITS OF AWARD
DURHAM. N.C.. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
III .'tis fA^SE^s'r-ollRS;; ""'-'" DEVELOPMENT
L!i?FR"rrT,''£5i''„'jn2''*,T.P''r?'"*f ^'O" CHALLENGES
C ?V "'ffS ""^ 3?^^NE^K\^Ksi'rN'?0S?f^°"''^ ANNEXATION ORDINANCES
I s; s^sR^ESSf^s;: ?KUL^\rp5S^^E^r'°~ ^""
attorney: city MAY HAVE TOO MANY COMMITMENTS
ANNEXATION STEPS RULED PROPER '-""'"'"tNTS
ANNEXATION OPPONENTS PLAN APPEAL
ANNEXATION WILL BE APPEALED
inNW.,r"-!;L?S'"t?, ."10^'!^ ''"'■= SUSPENSION
ANJiiiA^ioN^Niflc'Es'-nuf'"""'' "'"' ""'" LEGISLATION NOT INTRODUCED
NOW A PART OF CITY
DURHAM. N.(-.,ARTS„CDMPL EX PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO ARTS. DURHAM
ARTS DINNER PLANNED
5i?CEEs"?iN^I^^"oiJ^?g-°°° "" """""D DOWNTOWN COMPLEX
PLANS FOR ARTS CENTER
?t5ch'^f^fl'-E'' '"O" "'S CENTER
STRESS Cultural activities
J2II r'it.Tl "iX "6 civic cente< key
tlA rn^lfcJ9r,"''^''^'^ OOWNTOWM COMEBA
ARTS COMPLEX COULD ENHANCE CIVIC CENT
fSii^^ t,JP,"^t^ff FRANCHISE T ONI cSt
r'ii"r,,l'^'iil.'^^^ <^fT SM'^E OF 'PORK BARREL'
THE CASE FOR AN ARTS COMPLEX GRANT
ART GRANT APPROVAL PROPER
COUNTY nOARD TO SOLICIT NAMES FOR VACANT SEAT
l?y?'Vn^^Y«^J"'Sf '> "E' FOR 'OMMUNItTakTS CENTER
^kfif^'^^y "'^ *"'5 CENTER UND-R STUDY
CULTURAL INVOLVEMENTS BRING PLAUDITS TO CITY
"""see'also-Zuctions"' °'' ^"""'-"^ '^'"' """""fNf
COUNCIL STUDIES HAYTI LOAN FUW D
""""»?• ,";<;•, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
"!LS'-5'l'Lf"S3TVf"ffiJI| UI^y" "'*'"' """ 'omMuow.
NEW MEMPEBS SOUGHT
CITY SEEKS BOARD MEMBERS
''JjAS3rS;;i''lA?5S??h ""■''""^ «eO MEMBERS
DATE
7/22/83
7/30/83
7/3n/B3
s/oi/n3
8/12/P3
8/18/8 J
9/02/83
10/02/83
10/02/83
2 10/05/83
" lO/O'i/83
S
E
C PG
=> P P C56
H 2 10/01/83 D
in/in/83
10/30/83 0
11/06/83 0
11/22/83 A
12/15/83 C
12/21/83 A
S 2
2/16/83 A
1 N K90
S 2
2/2<./83 A
1 N K90
H 2
2/25/83 A
1 N
S 2
2/26/83 A
". E
H 2
2/27/R3 D
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'CITY OF MEDICINE"
N.C.. MEDICAL INDUSTRY
DURHAM, N.C.. CIVIC CEMTFR PROPOSAL
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SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. DOWNTOWN
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SEE ALSO DURHAM CIVIC CENTER I C/L
SEE ALSO DURHAM PROGRESS GROUP
SEE ALSO HOTELS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO NLfl-?6
CIVIC CENTER. AIRPORT TOP Cnu>i
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LAND PURCHASE DEADLINE SOUGHT
CENTER DEVELOPER SAYS OEADLINF
CITY COOL TO DEVELGPER'S TERM'
DOWNTOWN CENTER ILLS DEPRESSIN
POWELL TO MEET CENTER OEVELOPF
CITY WANTS CENTER PROPERTY BY
LETTERS OF INTENT MAILED IN C=
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NO DEADLINE SET ON CENTER LAN'I
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RELOCATION Ain TO COME AFTER C
CITY NOW MAY NEED COUNTY'S C E>(
PENNY ASKS «<)DO,OOD FOR PRUPE*
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PROPERTY Owners due fair pric=
OWNERS FEjECTEO DEVELOPERS' OF
cce SAYS ciTt officials at FAJ
DURHAM PREPARES SUITS TO C0ND=
city files SUITS TO TAKE LAND'
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WHY MOVE PENNY'S?
FURNITURE MOODS PROPERTY ACOUI
CITY SCHEDULES DEMOLITION TO :
dUNCIL EYES LAW CHANGE; HOPES
CHARLES MARKHAM CUTTING PAPER
LAW WOULDN'T AFFECT CIVIC CENt
CITY OFFICIALS PREPARE CIVIC :
COUNCIL OPTS FOR URBAN-RENEWAL
COUNCIL WON'T GIVE PENNY GUARA
PLANS ARE MOVING AHEAD ON CENT
CITY CONSIDERING ELIMINATING >1
DEMOLITION OF DOWNTOWN RUILDIN
CHANGE CENTER SITE PLANS AND L
CIVIC CENTER: LET'S GET ON WIT
DURHAM CIVIC CENTER SITE
CENTER SITE PLANS TO GET EXAHI
POWELL URGES DEVELOPER TO STAR
TIME FOR BRICK AND MORTAR
COUNCIL CAN'T AGREE ON MESSAG=
VICK RESIGNS COUNCIL SEAT, SE=
VICK TO AID COMPLEX
ARTS COMPLEX COULD ENHANCE CW
VICK SAYS ME WILL NOT BE PAID
FOR PAUL VICK, A NEW CHALLENGE
HEARno SET TONIGHT ON CLOSING
PLAN TO CLOSE STREETS GETS MEa
COUNCIL DELAYS STREET-CLOSING
CFNTER PLANS MAY BE MORE OEFI-J
HEALTH HAZARDS?
COUNCIL TOlO it CAN APPLY FOR
DURHAM LEGISLATORS NOT SURE P-
DURHAM WILL NOT GET QUICK CONO
HOUSING. HAYTI BILLS ENTERED:
DELAYS ON CIVIC CENTER KEEP tl
CENTER CONTRACT CHANGES DEFINE
LOCAL BILLS ARE GIVEN SENATF 1
COUNCIL OKS PROPERTY SWAP 10 0
CFNTER SWAP: FURNITURE COMPANY
POWELL IMPATIENT WITH DEVELOPF
CITY hall: Think, everybody! f
FRIDAY IS CENTER RESPONSE OEAl
CFNTER CONTRACT OEAOLINf WON'T
POWELL'S ANGER IS OBTAINING R:
DOBSON L JOHNSON AS TWEEDLEDU-^
CENTER DEVELOPERS RESPOND TO :
CENTER SITE CLEARING SCHEDULE""
CLEMENT JOINS CITY COUNCIL
POWELL WANTS CITY TO HIRE 0 1 RF
VICK DISCOVERS HIS EFFORTS NOT
VICK RECONSIDERS CENTER ROLE
CIVIC CFNTER DEVELOPER may LOS
CITY COMPLETES LAND BUYS FOR ;
CITY HAS ALL LAND FOR CENTER
CENTER DEVELOPER ASKED TO OEP"'
POwELL ASKS lOi CENTER DEPOSIT
TIME IS RUNNING OUT ON PROJECT
IF CMY'S PROD FAILS. BOOT OUT
DURHAM BULL WITH CIVIC CENTER
POWFLL. OOaSON C JOHNSON TALK'
CIVIC CENTER DEVELOPERS GET SH
POwfLL PLANS MEETING MONDAY Wl
POWELL MEETS WITH DEVELOPER
9t''!?„'^£^'i'''5 DEVELOPER STILL
CFNTER DEVELOPER LOSE< JOB IN
COUNCILMEN SKEPTICAL OF OEvELl
COUNCIL SHOULD DEMAND CIVIC CE
DOBSON C JOHNSON PLAYING "HERF
BRING BACK The white ELEPHANT
UNEXPECTEO DELAYS FOkESTALL CI
TEXAS DEVELOPER EYES DURHAM'S
CIVIC CFNTER INTERESTS TEXAS =
TEXANS ARE WELCOME TO SPUR CIV
MENT CORP.
DEVELOPMENT
VELOPMENT
TY ADVANCES
S OF '3?
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ED FUR CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX CONSTRUCTION
BY DEVELOPER
NOT SOUGHT
GLY FAMILIAR
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LAND DEADL INE
VIC CENTER PROPERTY
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MN LANO FOR CENTER
FOR CENTER
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LEAR SI TE OF CIVIC CENTER
T3 BREAK LOGJAM ON CIVIC CENTER PROJECT
DOLLS FROM URBAN REDEVELOPMENT ICARTOONI
ER
ENTER TIMETABLE
LAW
NTEE ON RENEWAL LAW
ER OFFICE BUILDING
EEO FOR PENNY PROPERTY
GS FOR CIVIC CENTER MAY BEGIN IN JUNE
ET PROJECT PROCEED
H A PLAN
NATION
T BUILDING CENTER
KS CENTER DEVELOPMENT
IC CENTER
FOR HELP WITH CENTER PROJECT
STREETS
RING TONIGHT
PROPOSAL
ITE SOON
CIVIC CENTER GRANT
OPERTY BILL TO BE INTRuDUCEO
EMNATION POWER THIS YEAR
CIVIC CENTER LEGISLATION NOT INTRODUCED
OPPING UP
DEVELOPER'S DUTIES
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STAIN LAND FOR CIVIC CENTER
TO MOVE TO FIVE POINTS
R
XACTLY WHICH LOT ARE WE SWAPPING ICARTOONI
LINE
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SULTS; MORE MEANINGFUL WORDING IN CONTRACT
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CTOR FUR CIVIC CENTER
NEEDED IN CIVIC CENTER
£ CONTRACT WITH CITY
IVIC CENTER AND HOTEL
SI T CASH
'S DEVELOPER
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DELAYED
ORT MFETING DELAY
TH DEVELOPERS
LACKS COMMITMENT ON HOTEL
PA ,
PER'S PLEDGE
NTER DEADLINES
WE GO ROUND The mulberry BUSH"
NSTRUCTION OF CIVIC CENTER
CENTER PROJECT
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SECRECY UN0?3«INt< CONFIDENCE IN COUNCIL
CIVIC CENTER IN TROUBLE
7 DOviN. 7 TO r,0 FOR CENTER
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rnS«IITEE TO 5TUJY ZONE AUTHORITY LINFS
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rITY TALENT UROCD FOR CENTER
inl LOOK ELSEWHERE FOR OEVELO'tR?
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\hvt\i.r,r,''oi'^°^o'.\°o':iirnt, center pl.ns
WHY PESSIMISM ABOUT CITY?
CIVIC CENTER PROPESTY EYET ^ ^^
CITY PANEL FAVORS JOINT STuOY OF
COUNCIL 10 "-.ET CENTER REPORTS
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s u D J t c r s
CnuNClL itlLL E«ANINfc CIVIC CEMIFR PRuPnlsl
DDuNTOmN CO'fPUNY NEEDS RELOCirinN HELP
CnuNTY TO EYE ROLE T ft CfNIER
CUUNCIL OFTS HRAfT -IF DE A « I f « SevFL HP ER m«
r TV cf.XjLQf J''^ CENTER UNO" R STUflY
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OR DEAOLlNt
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COMMITTEE: CHARCE PEARSON LFS'.
tr.h°.Vo'rri''n'i'Ai°.ii'' "''^''CT^;;?^ be oecayeo
COUNCIL TRIMS MAYOR'S POWERS
nnVrS'irHf?,^J;^?„'° "^E*"" CONTRACT
Soi^f.'S'i^" 'J'* = E'' TO B'E^ CENTER
^?JS'^J''£ °^ '^'^"^ CENTER PROPJSEO
?V?,V?'',5?9yt° SIT TIGHT IN HAMOLING FIKH
S^„" S.^f* I" .IJI."" JEOPAROIiE project'""
DURHAM. N.C., CIVIC CENTER PPOPOSAl, BUDGET
DfVECOPER WANTS NAME CLEARED "U^^'t '
C'yIC CENTER SPENDING POLICY SET
BOARD CHIEF JUESTIONS PLEDGE In CITY BONDS
""""7jN^L^:ii^i?'STSf?l?? fJSrS^^,; '""^^""
CIVIC CENTER CART AND HORSE MJ S T PULL TOGET
DURHAM, N.C., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., CTMPuTER^
LEADERS TOUT C I T y-COiLnTy CaOP= RAT I ON
Durham, n.c, downtown development
SEE ALSO UR9AN DEVELOPMENT AfTnw tdawtc
CIVIC CENTER MUST BE OEVELOPEl ^'' ^"^ ^
Jl'l 1*1- WINO DOWNTOWN TOP CON'ERN OF SUflvFy
COUNCIL OPTS FOR URBAN-P ENEWAL L AW ^"""^^
SPEAK OUT, MERCHANTS ■:"":"•'■ law
p2;»J2?c D'J""*;, CHANGING: NEW HOME
wEjcoM^^AnJrrF^^S IS i^l."" "^ OOwNTOwN
crkun^,r ?i!l^^ JO SPUR OOWNTO-IN
lfNF°SiL,''?^0?„S"S CHARTER 0< FROM STATE
iiSM.I^^^^'s,?." "EtCg?^ """" OEVELOPMEN? GROUP
HOTEL,
r £r???¥', J:'^^''' RELOCATION HELP
CuNTRACT KEPORTS GO TO COUNCIL NEXT WE
ELECTIONS
DURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DWELLING
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
TRANSPORTATION PACT TO BE STUHEO BY PANEL
"'JXH'K, fl.i., ECONOMY
SEE ECONOMY, Durham
Durham, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE DURHAM CITY BOARD OF FDUCATION.
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. ELECrONS
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM i^ '•'"I- ' '^ NS
SEE ELECTIONS, OUPham, PRIMARIES
DURHAM, N.C. , ELECTIONS, PRIMARY
SEE tLECTICNS, DURHAM, PRIMARIES
DURHAM, N.C, FIFTH WARD
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTFE
DURHAM, N.C. FILM MAKING
SEt ALSO FILHMAK ING
SEE ALSO N.r ., FILMMAK ING
KURALT AIDS MATH SCHOOL WITH -RM
7 AFRICAN NEWSMEN VISIT DURHAJ
MAYOR WELCOMES FRENCH DA NC EPS TO CITY FfSTIVA,
"*""•« jfLCUMES FRENCS SiNCE^S ' '^"TIVAL
T0u;inJ,""d5rha'S" '° "'■*" ""'^E" "O'' SOUTH AFRICA
HSSI^^\'rs,*,'3ii}^" ""■^^"" '■'^" N.Y.
nuRHAM, N.C. GARAGE
SEE UURHAM CENTRAL SERVICE CENTER
DURHAM. N.C. GREENWAY SYSTEM
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JU»HA" COUNTY AAA. CITY SHO'T IN "iONO RATINGS
ORifN-AYS UNIT URGEO IN 0URMA1
GBEEn-ay CQ-imISSION U8GED
GOEENuAYS PANEL IS SET
nu«rtAM, N.C
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nuRrlAM, N.C.. ANNEXAjpN
nuPrlAM. N.C
OURMAM, N.C
CIVIC CEiT^S PROPOSAL
DOWNTOWN OFVFLOP-fNT
- -■ - - ■ DEVELOPMENT
SEE
DURHAM COUNTY. N.C. G'O-Th DEVELOPMEN
nuPHAH planning ANdioviNG commission
OUR.-IAN REDEVELOPMENT C.TnMISSION
ECONOMY, DURHAM „ . .„
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM
POPULATION. DURHAM
«lcfclTY°CELt3RATI0N SCHEDULED TO 3EGIN APRIL
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HiYTI SECTION
AH. N.C HiYTI SECTION „„, ,^,
II A't S H^JflA^^^^Su^^^'sSliP^^^'c^'^T.R^
HAYU PLAN IS GAINING MOMENTU-
BOaRD OKS HiYTI PLAN
PANEL ENDORSES PLAN FOR hAyTI
pHY'-UL's'Tuof h"ItI public safety needs
EroIn^'cI.TY iilLL. STUDY SECURITY JN HiYTI
RFCCMMENDATION TO DEVELOPER
SLOAN NOTIFIES CLERK Of "0"« ' ' I" "i^^innlE
REPORT ON HAYTI DELAYED
CREST ST., HIYTI ON AGENDA
HAYTI GROUP SEEKS »l',li.000
^?V'Y'it.°GlLl'tnR°;i:rIiLtlS federal development grant
r tY -UAL FIES for federal grant
EfHiUI^I ;?p'iiLS'U'.^T?i^^^nFF,CE INVESTORS
SLOAN RESUNS FRO" COUNCIL
HAYll STUDIES FINANCING PACT
gnilslEN EYES HAYTI DEVELOP-EN
HAYTI buOGET MEETING CANCELED
CITY SEEKS PROPOSALS ON HAYTI LOAN FUMD
PARTNER IN HAYTI DEVELOPMENT ^ROPS OUT
TWU DID IN LOAN FUND
OUHHiM MAY -IN GRANT FOR HiYTI OcWELOPmENT
niYTI IS HINDEJ CO"., ODD ROOST
HAYTI «1NS GRANT
HAYTI DEVELOPMENT .ElCOmE
s?;vr ^^:;"opi«s"sE?«"JoAN- jiRK TO uegin soon
CITY LOAN SOUGHT FOR HAYTI CE-iTER
""""'H":i^»^0us"wis?i"^5BLK'H^:MN^ SCHEDULED OCT. 3
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LOvE '.AVES ^L0 LIBRARY
handsomf restoration
rarup yliL TOUR INDUSTRIAL SITES
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BOOK SHOWS HISTORIC BUILDINGS
HISTORIC DISTRICT
CHANGES EYED FOR DISTRICT
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Durham. N.C . .
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Durham, n.c., history
III 111", "To'u.tl'.Til'ol'notlV^]''''''' '^^entory iudok,
his DFATH REALLY HAD HIM 'FLOTREC'
Ini I!2cl SS ^"'•''tlE: STBEETCAl CONTROVERSY
u2''o','?=,^c2°,r"*'<'^E' "'0 ^°"° bEGlNNING
HE BcLIEUEO IN HELPING OTHERS
In'i II2n S2 CHANGE: SENTIMENIS JITH MAN
S2? 'l"^}^°" CHANGE: DONATES lENNETT PLACE
DEC. 5i 1911: THE FAMOUS DAY lOUSF BURNS DOWN
MOM I HES on CHANGE: PLAYED alRTIME ROLF
HOW TIMES 00 Change: oeoicateo servicf given
THE RINALOI grill: AN OASIS FO R 5ui<F S TUOEN TS
HOW TIMFS DO change: WOM AN BUI I ED aL I V£
HALF CENTURY OF GRADUATES
nS^rllTi^r^S CHANGE: TRINITY, A MUNICIPALITY
OF THE NATION'S ID OURHAMS, HE LARGEST IS IN N.C.
SS" I "f? S" 5"'>''C£: UNION DEPOT OPPOSED
12". W^^^.^" CHANCE: STAGECOACH ERA ENDS
IN 1916, FLU THREATENED OURHA'< ; IN 1931, PADEREUSKl VHITFil
MTw TIMES on CHANGE: BOARD C 0 I LO TAKE L ANO VISITEO
HOW TlMFS on CHANGE: L I F E G I VF N TO MU S IC
REMEMBERING ARTHUR GODFREY
HOW TIMES on CHANGE: CITY MAK-S PRnGKF<;t:
HO^ TIMES UO CHANCE: PR AT T : = QL I T I C U BO SS
LIGHTNING: IT DESERVES RESPECT
In", ^l^l'?"^ '" "'■" CFNTURY F:R supper
HOW T IMF s on change: likened to hotel
WHAT'S IN A NAME? CITY HAS TRIED MANY
^'ri.l!-'*^^ '^" CHANGE LONG C4LLF0 OUT GUARD
RETIRFO DURHAM RESTAURATEUR STILL JOCKEYS CASH RFGISTFO
hS" ! mII ?2 CHANGE: DUKE CHANGES PLANS "ECISTFR
MOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: WAR HELT REMOVED
HE HAS NEVER FORGOTTEN MAMA; lOW COULD HE'
nSi f mU R2 change: CITY GETS NEW RAILPOAD
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: WORLD WAJ I BEGINS
'-AM4' GERMINO 99 ANO GOING FIR 100
MOW timfs 00 Change: renders fine service
REYNOLOS WRITING HISTORY OF WATTS HOSP TM
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LADIES RFMOVFD HaIs
HcR PAPA: 'WATERMELON SILL'
'HISTORY IS ALL AROUND US'
3uLY ""l9lS^';;l«"A^«g5^J'°" '" -^a"™ Df 5UTH ANNIVERSARY
A PREVIEW OF DURHAM - 1930
i.'^n'S"''' "ASEBALL, MARBLES BANNED ON SUNDAY IN CITY
OLD DURHAM protocol: NAMES ANl OTHER MATTERS
OLD DURHAM: A CLUB WAS THE SE«SONING FnP fGn. fnnn
BELLS RANG OFTEN AT ' S I NGI NC = I R^ CH 1 EF • S • HOMF
GHOSTS DON'T LIKE CEMENT Ruios ^ ™^
N'i'l.?c''Iin'nf:=-?U;:; ; PREAMBI, E on DAOOY GRACE
cJ^c!-l;*?2"'?' E ''OciD TIMES re:allfd
E?ilK?^I^ri^S6"SuJl^^M-?^of6p?',;" '-°" "" '""""■' '" ^°"^'= "'E'-OS
HOT? SIDEWALK MIRAGES CONFUSE! ALL
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: ITEMS FROM YESTERYEAR
SCHOOL DAYS: BOOKS WERE HF AV Y BUT ME AR T S WER F 1 tfHT
!:1?M,I:^£^ ^1 CHANGE: GETS NEW RAIlSoJd" ^"^ ''"'"'
nuJS^u°ul; I"!'' "-"^^Cl YOU MOR= THAN THEMSELVES
DURHAM MET l-OAY FAIR WITH GL=E
SoSsrssts?^:^?s;]S^^R??sy^-To^2"vs^s^oSiR"
RETIRED SCmOUL EMPLOYEES REMI'IISCF ABOUT OLD DAYS
nSi ? mII R2 change: SMALLPOl! EPIOE-IC ^
VI^'',Ji?^5 ?° Change: story of recreation
IN '".OS, HE WAS OO-IT-ALL athlete
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: WELLS arc REPLACFn
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: SJr'S ENO CELEBRATED
»0IJ -OJLON'T GET RICH BEING A 'bGCl'
?p?Fri2^^?S'Y'^Rc'»S'i "URHAM SOLDIER KILLED
nnol^wl c'S'^ = °^ DURHAM'S VETERANS DAY
aOOK VIEwS DURHAM'S PAST
V[]? 117^^ "9 CHANGE: LIQUOR A MORAL ISSUE
S'^fORO REMEMBERS DEPRESSION '^ ""UTED
ChR ISTMAS on THE FARM
?2S„J'"''^ °C1 CHANGE: FACTS OF YESTERDAY
•POPS PASSING DARKENED SEASOV
MOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: FIRST CLJfl APPEARS
Hoi fl-2^ Sn''r'!I?^F5 ""ST HAJNT MEMORY
MOW TIMES DO CHANGE: YULE OBS'^RVANCE VARIED
DURHAM, N.c, HOLIDAYS
SEE ALSO HOLIDAYS ISEE ALSO SPF'IFir H,ii?n*vci
MAIL DELIVERY SUSPENDED MONDAY HJLIDAYSI
.mSnO« ^EHEOuti"^"' '°'' """ -™""^
CLOSINGS ARE LIST-^D
HiL'l0A"Y'^3?tL'-ei°::lc?^f"'' '''"'"■ ™''°"
holiday closings l istfu
mol ioay closings listed
weekend will be full of july «. activities
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So?? SFF!fPr7S,^'-°5t FDR HOLIDAY
POiT OFFICE CLOSED MONDAY
NO SCROOGES FOUND AMONG EMPLOYERS
NO MAIL DELIVERY MONDAY '^'■"'F'*^
OFF ICES TO Close monoay
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HUNT: OUSMi" IS EXCITING CITY
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5SS^C*?."S|2,H°^iTr^SS:0 FOOT I.. H0UT«
OCTOSeI; INiliMT: DURHAM »ND CHAPEL HILL
UMY AREN'T ^£ ALL LSUGHING7
rtUXOa HELPS IN CULL MEETINGS
HHY PESSIMISM ABOUT CITY?
^Hi;°;i5s:;'ssJ«s5/2S2rcnH=s to mind.
?VrE^?^NG'S^"s?iii?f V^irT^ofLlOK AT OUR C.TV
THINGS ARE LOOKING UP ^ „ . ,,,0;
iuRHA" -ILL OUTLAST DUKE, MR. BUTTERS
TMf DERM-ROLLY AFFAIR
iAYOR'S LEADERSHIP IS CITY'S 1 MA.,E
OTHERS SEE AN EXCITING DURHAM
DURHAM CN The move
niiSHAM. N-C.. MAYOR'S OFFICE
""see ALSO -AYJRIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO HAY38S. U.S.
MaRKHAM TO RUN AoAiN
MAYOR TG RUN AGAIN -ccr-
SPAULOINC SEcKS MAYOR'S OFFIC:
SPAULDING SFIS UP hEADOUARTcRS
MAYORAL CANDIDATE GETS LEAVE F
LIST'S ELECT THE BEST
SPAULDING OPENS CAMPAIGN OFF
nE«CO-ERS SEEK SEAT ON COUNCK
«?KH.S. SPAULOING FILE FOR «
mFST to seek RE-ELECTION TO C:
cnuNciL racfs may prcouce ne-
EeacLe SCHErULES CITY OFFICES
SPAULDING CAMPAIGN AIDE JOlTS.
ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES ANOTHER
SPiuLlING PROPOSES RADIO »ND T
SPAULDING OPENS CAMPAIGN
RECDnSIDER 'MAYOR'S uPDaTE'_
SiaKHAii: Ending frictions key
MAYOkaL CANDIDATES SPAR
LABOR GRGANUATION SOPPDRTS MA
SaRKHAM resigns JOB AT NCCU
MAYOR OUITS NCCU POST AS PROTr
markham'S -^RDS surprise SPALl.
CHARLES THE UMFIFR iCABTOuNl
Casor union stanjs 1y mayor ma
SPAULDING RESPONDS TO MAYOR
MAYOR ChaRlFS markhAM: ThcRE, I
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• iuPEalPR RaCF' ID£!:lOGY confj
RE-ELECT CHARLES -ARKHAM MjyOR
CANDIDATES DIFFER Of UTIL TY
BARFS AIMED IN CANDIDATES' FOJ
S"kham DEFENDS center; SPAUO
CHALLENGERS MATCH, EXCEED S=EN
BaSbS APE IHRO.N AT CITY CANDI
° GROUPS NEUTRAL IN MAYORAL R»
MAYOR DEMANDS AN APOlOuY FR0M_
CONSERVATIVE SmFEP UNLlKtLY;
NOVEMBER 3TH VOTE TO ELFCT AS}
U SEEKING POSTS IN DURHAM RA
RE-ELECT MAYOR maRKhAM TUESDAY
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DURHAM WILL ELECT MAYOR, h CIT
RE-El'CT CHARLES MARKHAM MAYO'
SAMPLE BALLOT FOR ELECTION IN
□IIRHAM VOTER TURNOUT IMPROVES
MARKMAM RE-ELECTED MAYOR
FORTHRIGHT CAMPAIGN GIVCS MAYO
CHARLES MAKKHAM CROSSING ThE -
VOTE RETURNS
MARKHAM WINS INO TERM
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DURHAM
INISh'lINF with SHOE IN MOUTH ICARTOQNl
IN CITY ELECTION
BY ELECTION UNIT
BID TO bE DURHAM'S MAYOR
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OF RHcTCRlC
DURHAM, N.C., -EOICAL INDUSTRY
^f£ ALSO Durham, N.C IMAGE
CITY r,F MEJICINF SEEKING ExPOSuR;
PROGRAM GFTS 15,000 FROM F0Un:iaTI0N
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EXAMINE NEw sign
citI''of''mfdici'ne opens campaign
uiy'^of'^meoilInf push in robust good health
1200,000 roist for image
2tS"E;POs"l'Io5GHT FOR CITY OF MEDICINE
SLOGAN (jN PLATES
CI?; Of'SloICINE OFFICIALS PL>N REPORT ON HEALTH-CaRE NEEDS
DURHAM, N.C, NAACP
SEE NAACP. DURHAM CHAPTER
DURHAM, N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY
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HflMF SECUBITY TO USE OLD TEXTILE "1 IL L <;
HOME SeCU«ITr TO lease space NFPuI^\n,,ii,c
survey: OURHAH, RTP OFFICES 17t "cInT "
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PUILDINO OFFICE OF THE FUTURE NOW H
DURHAM, N.C., OROINANCFS
SEE ALSO Durham county, n.c
SEE ALSO PRECIOUS METALS
0< OINANCcS
AMENDING ANNEXATION QROINANCES
G JPOINANCE
Fll!t»°"?9i'- 'Ol^f'S NEW BILLBOARD LAW
LAWYER: CITY MAY HAVE VIQLATEI L A W I N
2nl:'-??i??^'^"^"' ^° "^ OUTlaSfD IN CIT,
???v'r'!^,'^^Sr9P ^t!*''?^- "O"" COJLO TAKE LAND
f II £9^^*^ t.I? *SlC APPROVAL =0R FAIR SOUSIN
?nH,Jr n"-tn^';,'"I ^I^"" °'^ FAIR-HOUSING RULF
^Si^^fi'- I" STUDY BUILDING PFR<IT PROCESS
ZONING WOULD AFFECT 9U IL DI NGS' JPPE AR ANC f
??t5'^'^^.^ J^" "■;"= HEARING '"''^"''^«
CITY EXCEEuS LAW FOR RIGHT OF WAY
HFARING PLANNED ON EASEMENT RILE
CITY PRfPARCS TAXI CAB RULE R.^VISIUNS
J«UC«-"OUTc VIOIATIONS GET NO CONVICTIONS, FINES
CONFUSION, iJUIBDIMG MUDDLE TRUCK-ROUTE LAW
OuRhAM, N.C., PARSING
SEE PARK ING LOTS
SEE PARKING VIOLATIONS
DURHAM. N.C, PAPKWOOO SUBDIVISION
SEE PARKwQoo (Durham; N.C. COHMINITYJ
""'"^Ic'c^^'.S'^li '■"' "*" CLASSIFICATIIN PLAN
SFE OURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
DURHAM, N.C, PUHLIC UTILITIES
Sll SVunY^R^IfE's""""""^ "'^'''°'
SEE WATER AND SEwEH RATES, OURHAM
DURHAM, N.C, RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO SLACKS, OURHAH
III t\¥n SV??''*' "'.'"*'' RELATIONS COMMISSION
^^f ct^^o!*'^'"- DISCRIMINATION
JS'2g?''SE?/,,^S^i5^|"^ * FA.R-MNDFD MAN OF GREAT CONSCIENCE
Durham, n.c. SKIh ward
SEE UURHAM CITY COUNCIL, MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE
Durham, N.C, spimts hIstury
SEE SPORTS, UURHAM IHISTORYI
DURHAM, N.C, STREET CARS
SEE ALSO Durham, n.c, buses
HOW TIMES DO Change: streetcaj Controversy
Durham, n.c, streets
til i}Sllfs,"'5SS;;IK''*' assessments
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DURHAM, N.C. WARD 5
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE
DURHAM. N.c. WARD 6
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE
DURHAM. N.C. ZONING '
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DUFHAM ACADEMY
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EMY RAISES FACULTY SALARIES
uNG Chefs
ANNIVERSARY
STUDENTS TOLD TO STRESS HUMANITIES
LEUTZE TOUTS PRO AO EOUC a7i ON ' "
VISITING PERFORMERS
TRUSTEES NA'4ED
(■ TRUSTEES NAMED
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SubJECTS
PAGE 220
DURHAM ACADEMY SENinxS CHALLE-.AGE IHE CREAr UUTOJORS
AfanCMY PLANS CELEBRATION ,,,
OaAMA PRcScNiFO
TOYS fROH TOTS
nuRMAM aCaoemy. alumni
celebration
expert advice
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nuRMAM academy, oraouatitn
hopping along
looking ahead
DURHAM^aCAOEMY.^WIND^ENSEHRLE^^^.^ „,^„,„HTS
""""'SnSK'fMR SuTHoSs' INCLUDE SPQ'TS PHOTO ILLUSTRATOR
bHA^Mn^-0^^i-?'«in/?Ar??ATURES TRIANGLE AUTHORS
DURHAM ACADEMY SPO«T^.;.BASKEt»ALL
nAfnACH Slaps league after uIN
miRHi- "CAOFMY LOSES TOURNEY TPFNFR
DuSham JcJdEmy GIRLS CAPTURE TOURNE
DURHAM ACADEMY ij''?'^! S""^"" ,^ ,^ SJCCER PLAYUFFS
^!:;2SEL'HaL"iRL"l't;A?S ^lATe'rJ^t^ in cross country
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MAR PROTESTERS URGE FAST
DURHAM ALERT ASSOCIATION
NEW CHARTER
AWARD rtlNNc^S
AWARDS PRFSFNTED
nuRHAM AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT
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DURHAM AND SOUTHERN RAILHAY
SEE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
DURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL DE=T,
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ANIMAL CONTROL TO BLAME PAVING CANInF MANEATERS
Zl:iV:o'^iT:TL\ hoO^sTo-I.TMi;: P^XtECTION society
WILO-ANIMAL LAW APPROVED
DURHAM ACUATIC CLUR
SEE ALSO Swimming
MORRELL EARNS TWO ISTS
DURHAM ACUATIC MASTERS
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
MASTERS IN SPIRIT
. rr.NfF AT 3URHAM HISTORY
CpSnC?"t5 GET CENTER ""nf '^
Civic CENTER SPENDING POLICY .ET
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ARTS VOLUNTEERS Vl lAL
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 221
DufiMAM ART^ COU^iC It,
SEE ALSO ARTS. OuRnAH
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS FUND
SEE ALSn The hack TREE: A FAMIlY HOUR WITH THE ARTJ
photqgkapmcR sees true south thrjugh people
art fund collects u67,?55
ekuiebant todol'r artists create a chaos of color
PL"Ns"fOR°ARTS^C£NrER"°''^°° "" ''''°''°"" DOWNTOWN COMPLEX
PLANS UNVflLEO FUR ARTS CENTEl
ARTS PLANS MAY BE CIVIC CENTE' KEY
ARTS CEHTFR TO HASTEN DOWNTOWN rOMEBATK
GEOMETRY SPEAKS IN PHOTO EXHIBITION
ARTS COUNCIL WINS AWARD
STUDENTS Exploring africa thrtuGh art
ARTS COUNCIL EXHIBITS OFFER WIDE ART VARIETY
KEEP EOCEMONT ON HOLO. PANEL IRGES
LtM PRESIDENT ELECTED HEAD OF ARTS COUNCIL
WE DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO 00!
icJI COIJNCILANNOUNCES TOTAL IF 422.800 IN AREA GRANTS
HERE F OP A y c A fl
arts council gets two sculptures
thanks for coverage
motion themes found in arts ctuncil shows
learning drama
The cage for an arts complex -rant
DURHAM GETS 422,073 AS SHARE IF ARTS FUND
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL GETS GRANT
PHOTUS FROM HAWAII
A CORNUCOPIA OF CLASSES
COURSE ON MOVIES STARTS SUNDAY
COUNCIL AWARDS GRANTS
GO APE This WEEKEND AT THE STIEET ARTS FESTIVAL
FOLK THEATRE CASTS CELTIC SPELL
PERFECT DAY FOR FESTIVAL
HAPPY CROWD DESCENDS ON FESTIVAL
GOOD ATTENDANCE, SALES REPOPTFD AT ARTS FESTIVAL
CARTuON CLASS BFGINS SUNDAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL PLANTS A 1AGIC TREE
SIZE, COST OF ARTS CENTER UNDER STUDY
t2c ■f,cSoM?i1?cJ CENTRAL ISSUE ON ARTS CENTER PROJECT
MICHAEL haney enjoys giving Informal shows
DURHAM tech begins series ON Short film'
FILM FXHIBiriONS BEGIN AT DTI
APT GRANTS RECEIVED
485, I2a TICKETED FOR ARTS
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, bUDGET
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL MAY GET 1150,000 GRANT
"""see iLSO ARTsVouRhSh'"^"- "" C'EATIVS ARTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, A< T S PROGRAM
SEc ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
ARTISTS CAN HELP IN SCHOOLS
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO Durham ARTS Fund
ARTS COUNCIL OPENS PUBLIC DRIVE MONDAY
ARTS COUNCIL OPENS 1220,000 O'lVE
ARTS FUND DRIVE STARTS
INVESTING IN THE ARTS
FUND DRIVE, DINNER BOOST ARTS PROJECTS
ARTS GROUPS EYE l'.50,000 ujz . , ,
ART FUND n.-(IVE GETS »'i3,00C
PLANS UNVEILED F QR ARTS CENTE*
ARTS FUND GFTS «113,000
OIAMUNOS ARE MUSEUM'S FRIEND, TOO
ARTS COUNCIL GRANT ENDORSED
COMMISSIONERS ENDORSE NOISE ORDINANCE
ARTS CROUP GETS GO-AHEAD TO SEEK GRANT FOR 1210,000
i?J5 "UNCIL HAS HIGH HOPES 0'^ WINNING GRANT
ARTS COMPLEX DESIRABLE; FUNOMG APPROACH IS NOT
ARTS GRANT ILL-AOVISEO MOVE
THE CASE FOR AN ARTS COMPLEX GRANT
ART GRANT APPROVAL PROPER
ARTS COUNCIL COULD GET $150,0^0
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL MAY GET H 50,000 GRANT
durham arts council building
arts council puiloing damage is 'extensive'
oupham arts Fund
see also durham arts council
5EE "-^Q DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, EJND RAISING
DEY LEADS FUND DRIVE
DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FTR RFTARDED CITIZENS
DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDICATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, DURHAM
SCHOOL BOARD NAMES INSTRUCTIO'I HEAO
PAY ISSUE SPLITS SCHOOL BOARD
TIMING OF TEACHER SUPPLEMENT EXCLUSION TOPIC
CITY BOARD OK'S PAY SUPPLEMENTS
Ji'SPlSlr^'SS;! """ SALARY SUPPLEMENT PLAN
NEWSLETTER RECEIVES AWARD
EDUCATORS MEET ON WEDNESDAY
CANDIDATES TO SPEAK TO EDUCATIRS
JI'S^^^J "'" SCHOOL I50ARD CAMDIJATES
SCHOOL Candidates want involvement
I2"f*l°!^ ENOORSE ", IN SCHOOL BOARD RACF
l?.o'ifl°tl ^''^Si^S.""" SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES
SHS^E^K^A'w^As'flh'ciL'F'S^SR?"' """"'""^ "■''• '•"'""
UNIQUE FuNu-RAISER INFORMATIO" AND FUN
TEACHERS SEEK RAISE
DURHAM ASSOCIATION Of INSURANCE WU-EN
OFFICERS INSTALLED
DRIVER AWARENESS CROUP
SPONSOR COURSE
FIRE FIGHTERS HONORED
DURHAM AThI ET IC PARK
PUBLIC HEARING SET ON SEhED R" QUEST
WOLFF SFIS BID FUR ACC EVENT
PREPARES FOR OPENER
BALLPARK FACEl IFT
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SUBJECTS
igc'BASEBAjrC^Ac'HES VOTE YES ON nu«HA»
JCC d'SEbALL TOURNEV IN DAP!
ICC APPROVcS '.S-SECJNO C LOLK t 3 a i _ d ^l i-
PaSel WEIGHS ATHLETIC PARK WOl K
""''"*:iNJlNG'jERsi?''i:ullN&''°Ss"uLLS- LOSSES HOUNT, TURNSTILE COUNTS OECLINE
DURHAM ATHLETIC PARH. BEER
SEE ALSO PEER
IfEU BAN HARS lOuRNEV
BALKING ON PEER
"lliMliSin^StltS^lilHK^U.LlAP,
"^"^^^S^R'S^M^Cltv^B^llRToF ADJUSTMENT
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"-'TbI 5rsS°pfAL"TES's:'nSRHAM
REALTOR OF THE YEAR
f seSinIrs^on hohfs are PLAMNFD
If'SriA^s'oi'REAL ESTATE HILL ^E HEL. THIS hEEK
DURHAM BOYS ChOI". INC.
"Iar'^^?s--^s;p?SJ? I? essential to choir
BOYS ChCIR is hONORFD by STAT:
SINGING WINS PRAISE
??/?H^iroTL'rGSn"THIS WEEK-S highlights
CHOIR DIRECTORS HONORED
""""'^Rtoi'-sSsPEcVED'-lN^iRES AT 3 NEARBY BUILDINGS
nijBHAM BUILDING AtiO PLUMBING SEPT.
SEE DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
nuBHAM BULLS . c.-.,c
SEE ALSO CARJLINA LEAoUE
SEE ■" '"" " " "
iisn SPORTS. DURHAM (HISTORY I
ULtsSCHFSjLfNG EXHIBITION G. Ml
pnfiMFB BULLS nOT BRAVES' CAML-'
bSlLS READY FOR OP E NER 1 N DnR-< A
BULLS' RQSIFR maTERIalHES
01 Sha-> fOSTFR SHAPING yP_
E AGAINST RICHMOND
Butts PICK IS-YEAR-OLO AS uPE-IING-u
DURHAM BULLS VS PENINSULA PUTTS
g'^ttl°GEraFflS"^FIOHT,NG STA.T
5lLSH'?0Ppfl Bo'lLS IN OPENER
HIJIS SUFFER StCDNO DEFEAT
Sut S «T FIRST -IN ON CHMIL-. HIT
Rill I <. FIfjALLY FIND VICTIRY
bLuF JAYS^sLeFP pair from BULLS
bulls'^cl'ip'javs on .'-run rally
BULLS SNOWtT OUT
C^R^Mic^K^^LrASrSuLLS TO VICTORY
BULLS JTILUE BENCH'S 0 0 BATS
BULLS' WlN^A CLASS A_ ACT
AY STARTER
tHUuKfs's/NEAl'^AhTEcKlVE IN BULLS' -IN
IFAM PLAY HfLPS BULLS „,-,n^v
BULLS rtELT SUNS, t,- 1
RFO SU« ROUT BULLS, i3-B
ErU?Bi?r:^"u-"^oy^ AT
Ky•:^2^^s^;?rEfl^-s\i^u'fITCHING
^s;:c^a^^E^[p?dn|y^:^^iJjno£r^urDUKFs
S^^T^sScSgF'MG^.MN'tuTH TO TRIM .ULLS
•STUCK RISING FOR bull;.
OR SWEEP
DATE
■./29/B3
5/16/83
5/lB/n3
5/2'./B3
PG L P BYL
N M71
N P55
N P5?
2 7/13/83 C 1 P F C52
5/i'5/e3 A
5/22/83 0
5 ?
S 2
S 2
S ?
l/C9/n3 A
1/10/83 A
<./03/B3 0
i,/0a/B3 A
'./12/S3 A
3/0l/n3
3/27/83
3/2''/B3
<,/D8/"3
(,/03/a3
6/D<./13
S76
S76
2 P P C56
Q P P R91
A 5 P P F70
5 2 7/01/83 A I P M J56
2
l/lb/B3 8 1 2
N M71
?
3/20/83 fl 1
»l M7 1
3/28/83 0
N P55
2
3/2<>/83 e
N P55
2
3/30/83 H
0 P55
2
3/31/83 P
3 P55
U P55
2
'./0 1/P3 0
<,/02/83 A
U P55
'->
<,/07/83 0
N C52
3
•,/03/83 C
N C5?
<,/DR/83 C
1 P
^1 P55
T
<,/nn/83 0
N C5 2
7
<,/ll/83 0
? P
F P 55
2
<,/l2/83 B
? P
N C52
2
<,/12/83 9
5 1
A
2
',/12/83 n
? P
N P55
P S76
2
",/13/83 A
I P
2
i,/11/83 n
U M7 1
2
<,/l3/R3 H
2 P
N C5?
N P55
<,/l'./'13 H
I 8
2
2
4/15/83 C
i,/15/S3 D
I n
1 P
N C52
N P55
2
i,/17/B3 B
N
2
4/16/83 A
E
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",/ia/83 11
N
2
<,/lR/83 tl
N
2
4/20/83 0
M
2
4/21/83 0
N
•1 C52
U P55
N P55
'1 C52
2
2
4/22/83 C
4/22/8) 0
1 P
I F
?
4/23/8) A
2
4/23/83 B
?
4/24/83 B
N C52
F H45
2
4/25/83 A
1 t
2
2
4/25/83 R
4/2 5/83 0
2 "" U P55
2
4/26/83 L
3 P N C52
2
4/26/83 r
!
N C5 2
J N P55
N C)6
N P55
5
4/27/8) ri
2
4/27/8) 3
2
H 2
4/26/83 0
2
4/28/83 B
1 2
4/21/83 C
N
^ ?
4/30/83 B
N
< '
5/01/8) n
'i
( 2
5/01/83 H
P N C52
H 2
5/02/83 B
fj
H 2
5/03/83 b
N
H 2
5/04/83 S
N
H 2
5/05/8) rj
N
P N C5?
11 P55
N C5?
N C52
^ 2
5/D(./n3 L
S 2
5/06/8! D
H 2
5/07/83 e
H 2
5/08/8! !■
^ 2
5/08/83 B
N C52
H '
5/03/8) S
p F C52
H 2
5/01/8 3 B
H C52
H 2
5/10/83 B
N
H 2
5/11/83 ii
N
H 2
5/12/83 I)
'J
P F P55
S 2
5/12/83 B
H 2
5/13/83 C
N
H 2
5/14/83 0
N
H 2
5/15/83 6
N
N C52
H 2
5/15/83 n
H 2
5/16/83 8
N
P N P55
S 2
5/16/63 0
S 2
5/16/83 D
M
P N C52
P N P55
H *
5/17/63 B
S 2
5/17/83 B
H 2
5/18/63 »
N C 52
P U P55
N C52
P N P55
P N P55
S 2
5/18/63 0
H 2
5/11/63 0
S 2
5/11/63 B
S 2
5/20/83 n
M a N r H L V /
1 ►! 0 e X
PATE ^2)
1/17/8".
rtlJLLS LHSF 40AIN
dULlfS^NS^J','^'-'""^ ^''""'^ '""' f ACTORS IN FORTUNES OF eULlS
HOOr.E LIFTS bULLS IN 1 ITH
BULLS FALL rN NINTH INNING
pURES SINK OULLS JITh HDMFRS, 5-<.
BLUF JAYS dLANK JULLS. NOLO L' AD
?i:'Vto^'.^9"^;^ i"°'^'- '^^^ SLUE JAYS
AFTER flAO START, HARD PRQVINO VALUE TO PULLS
!H|-(-| E!^0 RELIFF; PETTAHAr fl NOS OLU CONF I OENCE
BULLS FAN
GUcRRERO, RE TTawaY LEAD bULLS
G
MIN
Fk
1-2
rl^'^lh'^iil SHAOQu Over legcatt-s uutin
GRIFFIN gets CHANCE, SHUTS OOJ N 3ULLS
inV'm',Tu-un'll'Ac,ll""'' '"'-' "" "ENINSULA,
abe baseualls kore lively?
scanldn saves bulls «ith ninth-i inin^ hit
SCANLON SINGLES bULL S PAST PILOTS
BULLS OROP GA-iE, BUT GAIN ON FIRST
JAYS TOP HULLS IN lOTH
MCCRIFF HR SINKS BULLS
A DENUEN OF ThF DUGOUTS
BULLS REMAIN IN RACE
RAIN GETS BULLS AGAIN
RAIN POSTPONES BULLS
BULLS EARN SPLIT, STILL GAIN -RIUND
flutts ?nsr ^l^^'BLe-HEAfiER. slpe ■,-[/z hFniNn rl-o sr/x
BULLS »IN IWICE, GAIN TWO GAM' S
BULLS' Bats key rtIN IN NIGHTCiP
SUNS SCORE EARLY, TAKE 1-3 UI-I OvfR dULLS
BRAVtS SIC,-) LAMB; TO PITCH FOl But[s
nURHA-l "ISCUES HELP SUNS TO VICTORY
OUKf'.s"Lli.^?rSofr.,^l:i;f ^'^ "''^ °"" "^'''' ''-'
HAuFRSTOnN POUNDS STRUGGLING ^ULLS
KARO HURLS PULLS' «IN OVER S Ai £>i
BULLS WIN, GAIN IHREE NEW PLAYERS
nrn"'S/'!!',S'!; i" "f?"^' "^f^ BULLS' VICTORY
OLD, NEh AID DURHAM'S WIN
BULLS' CLAY EARNS VICTORY, PRTMOTION TO SAVANNAH
CLAY, GUERRERO »AK£ MOVE TO A.' SAviNNAH
?, .S,"!?;^^"'^''^ ""^ '''"ES BULLS SWEEP OF REOBIROS
FLAWLESS Bulls win agjin
FORMER Bulls shine for s-brav-s
BULLS STAY ALIvF IN PFNNANT RACE
o«'i]r,^n"i' "95r PLAYOFF GAME IF NECESSARY
RAIN-OuT KILLS BULLS' HOPES
", DULLS MAKF ALL-STARS
5m?^":c?,?^'!E'^'E OURHA>"S TRUMP CARU IN SECOND SEASON
BULLS LEGIN 'NEW' SEASON WITH b- i LOSS >'=^"''" ir«^UN
WILL nuKES REMAIN IN ALEXANDRIA'
RED SOX DfFFAT fuLLS AGAIN, 5-0
u,,P, Fc/'^'H" ^"■"^ "'' °'"-LS BEHIND OLMLDO
BULLS FALL TO u-", IN LOSS TO 1UKES
HAGHAN Shifts from savannah ti beplace tumpane
r'K^^. t^'?" ?""-'"5S IN second (ALE. fSll TO DUKES, 5-.
LACK OF RUNS CAUSING BULLS' STRUGGLE UURts, 3 J
i',-"r\-i ^?^AK 5-OAME SMO, EDGE DUKES
?=H5 "J' ff" FEFCRT IN IST VICTORY
'BAT NIGhT' An WRONG
BULLS' CHILDRESS HAS NECK INJJRY, OUT FOR SEASON
INJURY SIDELINES CHILDRESS EOt YEAR itASUl
^^'ftl.^lL^''*"'"' fITCHING IN 4-1 WIN
BFTTENDCRF, LYNCnBURG TURN BACK BULLS, 10-2
BULLS OROP THIRD STRAIGHT auLLl, lu d
BiittI l1'.'"Z-i'o1Ul'['iull.''''''"" "OBIRDS. 11-9
GDODEN, NETS BLOW BY BULLS, 7- <,
PUNChLESS bULLS DOWNED fY MET'^
HAGMAN LOOKING TO GO DOWNTOWN AS BULLS GO DOWN
WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE BULLS'' MCK YOUR THFnRY
METHOD OIFEFRSi BULLS STICl LI SE 'HEURY
BULLS' PLAYER FACES CHARGE
LUZON LONE LIGHT IN BULLS' DE'LINF
BULLS BATS STILL SILENT
Snf,"^?*? FILES FOURTH VICTORY AGAINST BULLS
BULLS' SLUMP COFS ON, AND ON, AND...
Ru^l?ntl^k'^l tSli"?- ,'5 BULLS' LOSSES MOUNT, TURNSTILE
g;i^LjR^?sfLrso:;s?^i^r^;.jvg;?,,"^'" ^'^""^
PD^^V?C^;Er^SL-L-S*?g-^^?N5L^°Y?5%?^T'o^;"^" '' "°"^^ ^f"'"" ""••"
T.tl'lrT.I'ik^H^I',° LOSING STREAK
lVeE^Tth'thE^bLlLS ""^ '" ^" ' '-"^^ ^° '1-EXANDPIA
DUKES EDGE BULLS IN lOTH
BULLS BLOW FARLY LEAD, FALL n DUKES
l^tuvih ?r?fl'si''F-ALY'?s^^;NfVo"Nr?:r" ""^"
f,'j^8r:jjfcfrsi? i^L'rii;}c'^'GL'o%^E^' '""•"" ^""" ^""
GR-EENVILLE, S.C, to GET BRAV=S' DOUBLE-A TEAM?
BAKER, HOOD SPARK BULLS OVER PILOTS
BAKER -PLISTERS' PENINSULA
fit?'^ ^I;"** ""Jl-l-^ JN COLE'S S-HITTEH
LONG WAIT ONLY BRINGS LOSS E0< BULLS
SIV^Am!? V'J,?H'"^55 BULLS n lOlH INNING
JAYS WIN NIGHTCAP FOR SPLIT
BULLS SPLIT PAIR WITH BLUE JAYS
BULLS' ERRORS KEY KINSTDN
ERRORS DOOM BULLS
CLARY SHUTS OUT PILOTS FOR PULLS
BULLS DOWN PILOTS AGAIN, 8-S
NINE-BUN INNING SINKS BULLS, 1 0- T
?,'^.'-t^'. ?;!'-'-' '^^"'•5 °^'' 5UNS' LIGHTS IN lOTH
^!j;:i if-.i%SL't's5'Mig??' ''"'"^ ''" °' "o«^»5
is;rs''T,:^JE???'FiN"rH^ST'f!i^''o.^GTA5^~ °-" »"^^^
COUNTS DECLINE
I T
L Y
P n DATE c
■■G L P 3YL
S 2 S/20/83 0
I N P 5 5
H 2 5 / 2 I / n 3 B
N C52
H 2 5/22/113 e
3 N C52
H 2 5/22/R3 P
4 P E C52
H 2 5/23/n3 li
2 N M 7 1
S 2 S/23/B3 D
9 N
S 2 ?/2'>/(>3 3
2 N
H 2 5/25/n3 C
3 N
H 2 5/26/P3 D
4 N
H 2 5/28/n3 D
1 N
H 2 5/29/B3 B
1 N C52
H 2 5/2<'/a3 B
12 N C52
H 2 5/30/B3 B
3 N M71
S 2 5/3D/fl3 9
1 P P M66
S 2 5/3n/B3 0
8 P N P55
H 2 5/31/B3 B
2 F M71
S 2 5/31/P3 D
1 N P55
H 2 6/01/H3 B
2 N r 36
S 2 6/01/R3 0
2 P N P55
H 2 6/02/B3 0
1 P N C36
S 2 6/02/83 E
1 P U 058
S 2 6/D2/fl3 P
1 N P55
H 2 6/03/83 C
1 N M7 1
H 2 6/03/83 0
1 P N P55
H 2 6/0",/fi3 R
2 P N M 7 1
5 2 6/04/33 A
9 N P55
H 2 6/0^/13 P
I P N M71
H ? 6/06/83 l^
2 P E M71
5 2 6/06/B1 0
8 » N
S 2 6/07/83 B
5 N
S 2 6/08/83 D
4 N
H 2 6/D'5/B3 IJ
1 N
H ? 6/10/83 C
1 N
S 7 6/10/83 0
2 N
"2 6/11/83 B
3 N
11 2 6/12/83 L'
1 P N W60
" 2 6/13/B3 I!
2 N W60
S 2 6/13/83 A
1 N P55
S 2 6/13/83 0
2 P N P55
H 2 6/l<,/R3 P.
2 N W60
H 2 6/l'./a3 P
? N
S 2 6/l',/83 P
2 IJ P55
H 2 6/15/83 B
? N S 9 I
S ? 6/15/83 0
1 N P55
H ? 6/16/83 D
1 N C52
S 2 6/16/83 8
N P55
H ? 6/17/83 C
1 N C52
S 2 6/17/83 n
1 P N P55
H 2 6/18/83 0
1 J C5?
S 2 6/ 8/n3 A
9 N P5-5
H 2 6/ t/r^i c
6 N C52
H 2 6/20/83 B
' N
■: 2 6/20/83 A
1 N
H 2 6/21/83 B
2 N
S 2 6/21/83 P
2 N P55
H 2 6/22/83 B
2 P N C52
H 2 6/23/83 0
N
S 2 6/23/83 P
2 N P55
H 2 6/2<./83 C
N
H 2 6/25/83 d
? N
H ? 6/26/83 B
P N r52
H P 6/26/83 B 1
N C52
H 2 6/27/83 U
N C52
S ' 6/27/83 0 5 u P55
H 2 6/2a/B3 J 2 P N r52
S 2 6/28/S3 d 2 P N P55
H 2 6/30/83 A .
L
H 2 6/30/B3 D
° N C52
S. 2 6/30/83 3
N P55
H 2 7/01/83 C
N
H 2 7/03/83 B
N
S 2 7/04/83 0 5
N
H 2 7/04/83 B ■■
N
H 2 7/05/83 3 '
N
H 2 7/06/83 C 2
N
S 2 7/06/83 U 2
N
H 2 7/09/83 C 1
P N M71
S 2 7/08/83 0 1
P N P55
H 2 7/0R/83 3 3
N "71
S 2 7/09/83 A 8
u 055
H 2 7/10/83 B 1
N »71
H 2 7/11/83 j 1
N
H 2 7/1 1/83 !! 2
N m;i
S 2 7/11/83 D '^
N P55
H ? 7/I2/B3 B 2
N C52
S 2 7/12/83 B 2
P N P55
H 2 7/13/83 C 1
P F C52
H 2 7/13/83 C 1
N C5 2
H 2 7/14/83 A 4
T T R56
H 2 7/14/83 0 1
N C52
S 2 7/14/83 D 1
N P55
H 2 7/15/93 C 2
N
S 2 7/15/83 0 1
N
H 2 7/I6/R3 0 1
N
5 2 7/15/83 A 1
P N
H 2 7/17/83 P 3
N
H2 7/18/83 3 2
N
H 2 7/19/83 3 2
N C52
S 2 7/19/83 e 2
P N P55
S 2 7/19/83 B 2
P G P55
H 2 7/20/93 C 1
N C52
S 2 7/20/83 C 2
P N P55
S 2 7/20/93 C 2
P G P55
H 2 7/21/83 B 2
N C52
H 2 7/21/83 8 3
N r52
S 2 7/2 1/8 3 B 1
N P55
S 2 7/21/83 3 2
N P55
H 2 7/22/93 C 1
N C52
S 2 7/22/93 0 1
N P55
H 2 7/23/93 0 1
N C52
S 2 7/23/83 A 9
N P55
H 2 7/24/P3 B 3
N C52
H 2 7/24/83 0 9
N C52
5 2 7/25/93 0 4
N
H 2 7/26/83 5 3
n
S 2 7/26/83 a 3
N
H 2 7/27/93 C 2
N
S 2 7/27/83 B 2
N
S 2 7/29/83 B 2
N
H 2 7/29/83 C 3
N
H 2 7/30/83 0 2
N
H 2 7/31/83 a 1
N C52
H 2 8/01/83 0 2
N C52
S 2 B/01/83 0 4
N P55
H 2 9/03/83 B 2
N C52
S 2 8/0 3/8 3 D 1
U P55
MG.NTHLY/A.N
>4UAL INOex
1/ni/Sl - 12/31/n)
S J fl J £
OLIVES'5 "CLIEF PITCnINC HAMTuffS "JLLS AGAIN
BULLS fALL TO RFORIRUS
KIQS AND f«EI BATS
S'dTH HllRLi fnu«-HinCR IN liALS- hIN
5"IIM FALLS JUSI ShY OF Na-HITTF«
BULLS SUSPENDED; "ALlER'S AH6i 0
aULLS OROP TmREF to SUNSi FAC- PAL"ER TtlUAY
DURHAM Pulls pascPall Car"! '. r.Hi
FQk BLISTERING "ULLSi SPOT ON JLL-OPPONPNT TEAM
PALfEJ BE4E-ICIARY HF SUNS' HREE-RUH RALLY IN FIFTH
PAL-E" KNOC<S OFF eULLS
RED SOa EDOF '(ULLS
NEAL'S RBI DOUBLE LIFTS BULLS
DURHAM Bulls baseball card ni'.ht
RALLY IN M'lTH LIFTS ^ULLS> i- ••
BULLS WIN aErllND BGRMAN'l
BULLS' RALLY SINUS RED SQK
RED Snx 00»^^ BULLS IN IOTh, 5- <,
S0» TRIP ?ULl5 in IITm
HARD'S PITCHIMC HEYAS BULLS -!EAT OU<ES
BULLS OLD-TIMERS COMPLETE jnuJNFY TO BASEBALL ORIGINS
CORMACn HELPS BULLS GUN DHmN ALEXANDRIA. S-*
fO- DROPPING TRIPLE-hEaOER, BJLLS GFT COOPERSTOWN NICHE
KNOX'S RBI IN IOTH GIVES 9ULL5 SwEEP OF OUKES
CONIR'^VERSIAL CALL ".IVES '"ULLS SWEEP
BHK-ANN STOPS METS ON ".-HlTTES
FIVE-RUN SECOND SPARKS BULLS. 6-S
BULLS EXIENil SToPiG , . , .,,
HFIS "OWN BULLS AS .OOOfN WINS ITTh
METS "RfAK lULLS' STRFAK
HETS Rally in 9Th. edge BULLS 2-1
HULLS SLUC SALEM wITM 15 "ITS. l*.-*
3ULLS PHwER DISPLAY TOPS REOBIKHS. 11-5
SALEM BATS "ULLS. l?-*
SALEM Turns tables on bulls
HETS icRO I'J ON lFAGUF RECDRUS
HFIS' Onur.EN SETS RFCnKP WITH n STRIKcPuTS OF luLL S
OPCnEN. MfTS MOVE INTO 1ST
OYKSTCA'S hTMERS KEY METS' VI- TORY
w5si"a TlirsTlLFN BASE MARK; METS' SPEEDSTER SwIPES lOOTH IN t-5.
FUN'IY MATS
DYKSTRa TIES HALL'S THEFT MAR< ,.-„,,
anRHANN PITCHES DULLS PAST W IM S TON- SALcM. i-i
wnuLD YDu VOTf FOR TmIS MAN?
DURHAM HOLOS OFF RtO SQ<' LAT- (> I D
NFw-FOuND STARTER hELPS ST« T'.P HULLS
WARD"- Fl/E--llITcR TRIMS FIR5I-PLACF REP SUt'S LCAO
BULLS' nuANE WAR3 MAKES IT LOTK EASY
BULLS' SMITH LIMITS OUKES TO =IVE HITS
BULLS JUMP flijKES ,^ ,
aOR-ANN EARNS PPuMUIIDN, 5TII STRAIGHT «IN IN SHUTOUT
BflKMANN SHUTS JUT D'JKES
su-RuN sth sinks uULLS. ■'-'(
ALdXANORIA -NOS BULLS' WIN 5I<tAK
NEAL. CLARi iPARK BULLS' WIN
BOLLS wIN BfHlNO CLARY'S SIX-^ITTFR
mCGRIFF kEyS jays by 'IULLS
t>.2»0 S(-E 3ULLS CLOSE OUT yEai
Bulls eye A'lOFRSuN PROSPECTS
OPEn!'ig'^NUhi"wAS indication If THINGS Tu COME
l^ai eULLS: INJURIES PLAYED Hi VOC WITH .500 BALLCLUB
BULLS' "AY RESIGNS; ULUGQiIHA STEPS uP
Durham BULLS. Fans
SEE ALSO SPO~TS. FANS
BULLISH ON "AStRALL
NDSFY YCUNGSTFRS . ., ,, ,_ ,
OPENING NIGhI was indication OF ThINoS TO CHME
DURHAM BULLS. "ANAGcR , ,,„
OURhIm.s new manager a REVtRSlL OF FORM
SNITkFR ENIhjSIASTIC ABOUT MANAGING dULLS
U C A/ PRIAN SMTKER
OuRhah aULlS. OPENER
rusiy bulls orcp action-pac'el ilpfner to pilots
Shaky start STo-ps Bulls agaiv
a welcome rcturn
Durham auLLS. PITCHING STAFF
S'rITKrw: BuLLS HAVE PLENTY Of GOOD ARMS ,,.rr
PIIChING: SMTkFR'S BULLS TO ^AVC, STRONG MIIUND STAFF
RUSTY DULLS ORCP ACTION-PACKEl nPFNER TO PILOTS
Shaky start STUMPS BULLS AGaIi
CLAY ADJUSTING TO tULLS' R EL p" f ROlF
BiL[s''''pii;H[NG''ROTll!ON SETT. £S WITH CLAY-BuRMANH S.APPING
MAZiONE GROOMS ATLANTA PITCHERS
OuRham BUS STATION
SEE Durham UNION 3uS STATION
Durham BUSInFSS and PRQFFSSIONAL CiaIi
SEE ALSO BLAC<-n,NEO BuSINESScS
SEE ALSr PuSr^ESSES. Durham
SEE ALSO MINORITY JUSTNESS OEVElOP<FNT AGTNCY
Business chain names speaker
ECjNu-IC PARITY A mist, chain told
BLACKS sefk economic parity
MINORITY FUmS HELPEJ r „ „
ALL'N OUSTcn AS DIRECTOR OF Bl ACk buSINFSS G«n/P
Chain ousts its director
allen sparked chain's revival
9 prospective jurtrs tismlssei , , .
d»OWN EXPECTS TO ■>£ N=w CHAIN DIwElTUR
ALLEN 010 NOT RESIGN
bROwn namEO chain lEaCER
DIRECTOR NAMED FOR CHAIN , , ,
!:issF^^itic;^'u;!N^s^c'H^v^'^^lGrL^NK fo. -u»king tooethfr
PARK HELPS "INORITy firms
gestukE of gooo "III
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SEE ALSn WOMEN. BUSINESSES
YOUNG CARfcR -OMAN , ,,„,
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SAfe IS iTOLtN AT car; C6MrER
KtOS LGAO SAFE ON WACQII, TAKE IT TO THEtR TRtErlOUSE
2 STYS HOVE SAHE
READY TO Ely
SCHOOLS GET AUDtJMETER
n WOSrlERS AlF MONOBEn FOR C A< 6 aF SICK, ELOERLY
Durham CEf,TKAL LAdOR UNION
SEE ALSO UNIONS. lURHAM
p-iSSlniE LIMITS ON SPEAKERS ANGER GROUPS
LA60K OPuANIZATION SUPPORTS H1:^KHAM AMD SIX NEWCOMERS
DNc GkOUP STICKS FY MAYOR
LAaOR UNION STANDS BY MAYOR MlRKrtAM
DURHAM CENTkAL service CENTER
AUGUST DATE SET FOR GARAGE
nuRHAM CENTURY 21
SEE CENTURY 21 (REAL ESTATE UFFICESI
nuHHAM CERAMIC GUILD
SEE ALSO CERAMICS '
CERAMICS FOR THE BLINO
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO CIVIC HONOR AhAROS
SOCIALIZING WITH VALENTINE
AMA OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT CHAMTER HcFTINC
ANNUAL Chamber MEETING PLANNED
CHAMBFrt ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
CHAMBER NAMES NEW OFFICERS
'MY OWN PRIVATE BOARD OF DIRtTTOR"
dAiMUUEl TOMORROW
HONOR AWARDS TO d" MADE BY CHJHBcR
BURNS GIVEN CIVIC AWARD
A GOOD Choice
OFFICIAL Of AMA DESCRIBES SOUTH AS U.S. CRUCI'ILF
SAM-UNS LAUIS DURHAM'S EXTENSIVE MJOICAL FACILITIES
GROUP uRGFu TO <[EP ITS BEAUTY EYE n'g I-<,0
TAX CKEniT SEMINAR ON TAP
EXCLUSION FROM TRIP IRKS JIAMHINOS
DURHAM EMPLOYERS CAN GET TAX 'RFAK FOR HIRING TFcNS
TAJ CREDIT SEMINAR SET FOR DURHAM
auSINf SS-EGIICAI ION CONFERENCE PLANNFu
CONFERENCE ON SCHOOLS SF T MAflr H JO
StNSI'ILf JORS PROGRAM
SCHOOLS. BUSINESS CAN HFLP EACH OTHER
BUSINESS. SCHOOL TIES STUDIED
FILM DEBUT IS PUSHED FOR OURH«M
CAMP GOING INDUSTRY-HUNTING ll lAPAN
venture capital firm eyfinc qirha-
Chamber uk s group to study rojte of
I-^O PLANNIriG GIVEN A push
CHAMbfR TO LAUNCH MEHP.ERSHIP '") R I V F
DIALING FOR MEMBERS
AN luFA WITH PROMISE
WHITING'S DAY
WHITINGS HO'lORtO
extension of 1-^,0 topic of m£i ting
coach boosts hiring program
tfachfr Checkoffs opposfu
CITY-roUNTY COMMITTEE TO FYF f-
industrial growth rate hists in jurham
chamofr tour is postponed
chamber gpposfs newspaper 40 lax
man 10 lure 'brainstorm'
chamber seeks backing for 1-<,1 lanu use group
Chamber wants sEwFR plan for chjirf county
'-."*c''^S„?"9';?"" PROVIDES AOIVSERS TO SMALL BUSINESSES
A WEL'OMt SIGN
CHAMbER HlIS DEVELUPERS OF COMPL=X
N=W CENTER OtVELOPERS EYEO
SfPIEMBFB INSIGHT
MAKKETING SEMINAR TO BE OFFER'D
HELP IN CUTTING CITY COSTS 5QJGHI
VISITATION PROGRAM LAUDED
ChA''6*^R ADuS 2'tR
CHAMBER, LIBRARY PLAN BUSINESS MONTH
Chamber MEMBERS TOUR GE PLANT
CAVALIERS WAIVE LUCAS
PROGRAM WILL AID MINORITY BUSINESSMEN
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CHAMBER DIRECTORIES NOW ON SAIE
GESTURE OF GOOU wILL
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BUSINESS-PLAN HELP OFFERED MONDAY NIGHT
CENTER TO HARMONIZE WITH SURRTUNOINCS
d DURHAM FIRMS TO ADD 2.000 JTBS
DURHAM CHAMBER PLANNING TO C El EBRATE TUPACCO DAY
COUNT TOBACCO'S BLESSINGS
Changfs EYED FOR DISTRICT
nuRrlAM CHAMJfR QF COMMERCE. HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE
sfc also curham. n.c.. historic district
Chamber studies historic dishict preservation law
Durham Chamber of commerce, legislative conference
Chamber plans TRIP TO D.C.
EAST: PUBLIC HOUSING SHOULD K PRIVATE JOB
CONGRfSSMEN ENCOURAGE GROWTH IN PRIVATE SECTOR
TOBACCO MESSAGE BILL MAY NOT :, E T APPROVAL
DURHAM Chamber or CQMMERCt. SURVEYS
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS! 19Ui SMALL BUSINESS INTEREST SURVEY
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD 0= DIRECTORS
FIVE Elected to chamber board seats
Chamber elects new officers
Chamber names new officers
DURHAM Child advocacy commission
SEE child advocacy commission
DURHAM CiGAR AND CANDY CO.
OURi22°Fl'RM'frfu^!Hi'sED ''"''" ""^ """""^ ^ "*"
Durham citizens roundtable coalititn
action possible on bus servic=
durham citizen's safety committee
see also safety
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VOTER TURNJUI LIoHT IN OURhAM ELE'CTIQNS
unofficial school board rfturis
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VOTERS' CHOICES REFLcCT EDUCATIONAL AWARENESS
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Durham city puS rjutfs
SEE ALSO DuRHAi, N.C, BUSES
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Durham CIIy ChakTlR
LOCAL HILLS are GIVEN SENATE 1 . K .
HOUSE APPRJVtS ) DURHAM BILLS
DURHAM fHA^Tin BILLS OK ' D
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OURHAM AREA SCORED HIGH IN AS'.EMilLY
Durham CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS. OURHAM COUNTY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY HALL ■•Lurtcb
^^^nii^^rT""'^^? COUNTY CLERK OF COURT
COMMlTIEt RECOMMENDS YEARLY EVALUATIONS UF COUNCIL EHPLOYFES
OURHAM C 1 TY coot
rn^^r'^f DURHAM, NO.*Th CAROLINA: UUHHAM CITY CODE
COUNCIL MUST LEARN TO LIVE WITH CHANGE
OURHAM CIIY COUNCIL
r\ll F.PtRIENCES SURGE OF ACTIVITY
CIIY, COUNTY PROGRESS IN 'a!
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FINANCIAL FOOLISHNESS
POWELL NAMtn r ITY MANAGER
BILLBOARD RULES HEADING FOR CITY COUNCIL
Sn," ttf PO«rLL CHOSEN NEW CITY MANAGtP
■^^St J '^"'- OOALIFICATIONS TEST
OFFICIALS TOLD TO PREPARE HOUSING LA«
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FAIR-MUUSl/.' LAW SOUGHT FOR OlRHAM
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CREST ST., HAYTI ON AGENO*
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DEADLINE APRIL 22
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COMMITTEE RECoSmENOS YEARLY EVALUATIONS
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COUNCIL OKS SU^nivISION RflnSUc
Jif.'^^l''*'" ^^'5 OPTION TO wnR< O'l tFNTER PLANS
SPAHLOING POJPOSES ^lADIn ANO r« SHOW --LAns
COUNCIL TQ GET CENTER REPORTS
Civic CENTeS SPENOING POLICY
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S^Vc"-nl:"L''T?I",i9 5'^°'' "'5 ro'wASTE MONEY
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POWELL PROPOSES COUNCIL MOLD 5ETREAT
DURHAM CITY CUU.-.CIL, AFFIKMATIUE A" T I JN
SEE ALSl AFFIRMATIVF ACTITN
SEE ALS:) Durham, N.C, city EMP'OYEFS
cll ^.'r^n J?";"*"' COMMUNITY OFVELIPMENT PROCkam
I-? JfJ? PUSHAM COUNTY, N.C, AFFMMaTIVE ACTION
Ijc ALST EJUAL FMPlOYMENT OPPORTUNITY <"- r I UN
SFE ALSO JUB DISCRIMINATION
CITY MAY CALL DEVELOPER'S HANI ON PROJcCT
DURHAM CITY CuUHCIL. AGENDA
yi Atrn S^rrHE^flXo^.'^K'L. ^'TUEN SPEAKERS
PANFL SEEKS JAYS TO EASE C0UN:IL LOAD
DURHAM CITY CJUNCIL, UUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUDGET
^Ep,*LSJ DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, inN-CIIV AGENCIES
^'l^'l^,^^V]ll ti^r^o?^^^?""^ spenS^^^'Sl^ns
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2''I1 XEVITALIiATION DEPENDS JN MONEY "
PANEL INDORSES BUDGET PRQPQSA
fn^.', 5f^"Ep"!rf^ HEA8IMGS ON fluJGET, JOB BILL FUNDS
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DAY-CARE GkOuP merits CITY FuM DS
BAILOUT A BAD PRECEDENT
?iM,.r?;'^ COUNCIL DESERVES CITY FUNDS
"UNC L MAY ACT ON BUDGET PLA'J AT TODAY'S MEET
COUNCIL APPROVES 151. <, MILLIO'J BUDGET
CITY »UD&ET INCREASES UA TER S £ yE » RA TE S
COUNCIL BOTH SCROOGE, SANTA "
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rr,, Ir.^^fh '""^ES EFFORT AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVERS
D?."?ML>i''El-'' fO ADDRESS P0C^ETBOUK ISSUES SOON
S3,it,?f'2'"'='<°'' "O^E" EOR RE'YCLtNG
BRIEFING. ON CIVIC CENTER PROPOSED
fu""*? CITY COUNCIL, CITIZEN SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. ASENOA
SEE ALSO OPEN-MEETINGS LAW "^tlUA
COUNCIL GRAPPLES WITH SPEAKER LIMITS
J0S511LF LIMITS UN SPEAKERS A'JGEK GROUPS
3F^?KFM,?'2oiHMJ''E Pa« SPEAKERS AT HEARING
SIIISI^JI "^JESS RIGHT TO KNOW ABOUT HAZARDS
RESIDENTS WANT WASTE ACTION
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, CITY-COUNIY COMMITTEE
StfC SSL^'IJ c'iiN'^S'^^SiJlt?^:^^;!^' COOPERATION
"!l?t'S.N"A"L^R"lS°F"A"J^K'g?"ill^^?"'' '•">'-"UNTY COMMITTEE
fHySl'' '•i^'-^ ACTIVE ROLE IN C-NTER DEVELOPER CHOICE
fr^?r r''c.^r.i"'f^'"; ^° '° DURHAM COUNT? FOR j^""'"
fiNiS^Smfw'E?nEETirs" '"'' '" SELECTING DEVELOPER
c'???Hci3Nff^iSI? Vr.in lll,'\tli.ni"'' '° ""^ SIDE
°"""'?nSiJ;,^t'y''''£'t' "COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
COMMITTEES Due MONDAY
COUNCIL TRIMS MAYOR'S POwEkS
COUNCIL Chairmen named
cSS^^lL^^iSsf'^Ei^^ VS'ffiE^w'l'ri^^lir'^'^ RECORDING SPLIT VOTES.
PANEL'S outy Examination of council
COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE COUNCIL'S VOTING RULES
DURHAM CITY COU.mCIL, COMMITTEE OF T mF WHOLE
MAYOR SUGGESTS FAIR HOUSING PANEL
COUNCIL HEARS JOBS PLEA
PSO CANC t»-COLLARS STIR CONCE-IN
A?n''inHr'? ^'^='^1°!'' GRANTS TO HELP FIGhT DRUNK DRIVERS
AD SOUGHT FOR PUSH UN DRUNKEM DRIVERS i-ivcrs
CITY URGED TO SEEK FUNUS FOR A REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
Sf,'5''LJyf""E EXTENSION TOP fJND ITEM ►'RUJtLIS
DUKE OFFICIAL RAPS WATER RATE PLAN
RV5! 2^5'^'"- PROTESTS PLAN F]R WATER RATES
C TY-PaCkED LOANS FOR HAYTI ADVANCE
^ E\f yS5[b?'^E^:i^^l5EtS5E\^?S5"c'E\f?S 55J^'
!SS^Jir"Bl?^t'?l'?Y??'?:Ea''^0^?^iL\''Ti^r" DEVELOPER SAYS
HAZARDOUS WASTE PUGLIC HEARINS SCHEDULED OCT. 3
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P D DATE C PC.
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N 551
S 2 lO/O'./nj A 1
N K90
S 2 10/0'./?3 A 1
N Kqa
" ? I0/D5/R5 A 1
P N S51
H 2 10/12/03 d 1
N aa 1
S 2 10/n/fl3 A 1
N K90
H 2 10/1<,/B3 A 1
N S51
H 2 10/19/93 n 1
P N S 5 1
S 2 10/16/13 A 1
N K9D
S 2 ll/03/n3 A 1
N K90
H 2 1 l/09/fl3 (1 1
N "^Sl
s 2 1 i/aa/s3 p. 1
N K90
S 2 11/17/83 C 1
N K90
S 2 I1/21/R3 C 1
N K9n
H 2 11/22/93 A 1
N S51
5 2 11/22/61 A 1
N K90
H 2 11/23/93 a 1
N S5l
H 2 11/27/83 D A
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S 2 12/01/93 A 1
'^ J56
H 2 12/02/93 A 1
N S51
S 2 12/02/93 C 1
N K90
M 2 12/06/93 A 1
N S51
5 2 12/06/93 A 1
N K90
S 2 12/06/93 C 1
N K90
S 2 12/09/93 A 1
N K90
5 2 12/10/93 A 4
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H 2 12/12/93 A t.
F
S 2 12/15/93 A I
N K90
H 2 12/17/83 A 15
N S82
5 2 12/17/63 A A
F
S 2 12/20/93 A 1
N K90
S 2 12/29/93 A 1
N K90
H 2 12/30/83 d 1
N
S 2 5/D6/93 C
H 2 a/09/83 11 1
H 2
1/29/93
A
2 N S51
S 7
5/05/93
A
1 N K90
H 2
5/17/93
A
P N S 5 1
S 2
5/17/83
A
N K90
S 2
5/23/83
C
N K90
S 2
5/25/83
B
N K9D
S 2
5/26/93
A
1 N K9n
S 2
5/26/83
c
P <90
H 2
5/27/83
E
1 N S51
S 2
6/06/83
C
N K90
H 2
6/07/93
B
N S51
S 2
6/07/83
B
N K90
H 2
6/10/93
a
N S5 1
S 2
6/10/93
c
N K90
S 2
6/13/93
c
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H 2
6/15/83
A
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S 2
6/15/93
A i
L
S 2
6/16/93
A i
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S 2
6/17/83
A A
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S 2
6/20/83
A
N K90
H 2
6/21/93
A
N S51
S 2
6/21/93
B 1
N K90
S 2
6/23/93
A A
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S 2
10/08/83
A A
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10/28/93
A 1
M K90
H 2
11/10/93
A 1
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H 2
1 1/1 1/83
c 1
N S5 1
H 2
12/09/83
A 1
N S51
M 2
9/3D/93
P
N
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10/01/9 3
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S5I
S 2
10/01/93
A
N
K90
H 2
10/0<./83
B
P N
A54
5 2
lO/OA/83
C
N
K90
S 2
6/2A/83 C
I N K90
S 2
8/25/93 A
1 N K90
S 2
8/25/93 A
1 M K90
H 2
8/26/93 A
1 M Ba 1
H 2
a/26/63 A 1
1 P P M66
H 2
10/03/83 B
1 fJ 681
S 2
12/30/93 C
1 N K90
S 2
12/03/93 A
3 N K90
H 2
12/06/93 A
1 N S51
5 2
12/06/93 C
1 N K90
H 2
12/08/93 A
1 N S51
H 2
12/12/93 A
A F
H 2
12/20/93 A
1 N S51
H 2
12/22/93 B
1 N 551
H 2
1/14/63 n
1 P N S51
S 2
2/17/83 C
1 N <90
H 2
3/0A/83 B
1 P N
S 2
3/17/83 A
N K90
H 2
3/18/83 B
N S51
S 2
6/02/93 A
1 N L38
H 2
6/03/93 B
N S51
S 2
6/16/83 C
1 N K90
H 2
6/17/93 B
N 551
S 2
7/1A/83 A
N K9D
H 2
7/15/93 A 1
3 N
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7/29/33 A
N BSl
S 2
a/12/93 C
N K90
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8/12/83 C
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9/01/83 A
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T H L Y / « 'I
SUBJECT
P4GE iJd
CnuNCrL bfrS HtSGLUTION URGIN, PROBf OF fli*-*
HjJri O^vELIPfftS SE'K LTA'l; ..IRK TO nFf.IN SnoN
CITY LJtN SnuCHT fox HAY T I C E'l T £■<
COUNCIL MfNMERS URGED IT HEFTING
MAYHR SUGGESTS FAIR "nuSING PANEL
|?S^A.^UUG-U^JSE£'I^R'?^UNi\L^";aRK LOAD
"""rS? ifs^ Stir.i^C,'T;''tr.AJlL^^?U'.nTiE^TfJJ^'ANUArIO. PROPOSAL
BILLBllARD riFABING SFT
CnunCIL COMMITTFE BACKS HOUSl^lL. PLAN
c'«"l TFe" -lEw RULES NEfOFO FTR NF« HOUSING
PANfL Rf COMMENDS CITY JOI'I CONFERfNCE
CABLEVISION hON'T DRGP WQR-TV
O-SShIS ^ISE\°?a'^^"'HAlife^oi^^^EM,CALS. WASTES
Inlll rdll wSuLO S'fSu^RE HUL.- SUSPENSION
i ir 2,?V^r,^Airs ?V1? ^i"^. 0 "VEHICLE ST.C.FR SALF
btGiS5«^rnUSi^F^?SG^E'TSjrTrjE?=Aro^""
JOb^ PLAN pnopQ'jtO ,,^:,T
CnuNIIi^ -^AY UMITF IN Jdti cFF^ftT
PANTL STuniES HHU^INO BOARU
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11/17/P3
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12/20/B3
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N
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5 2 1/M/B3 A
H ,' l/lA/'3 6
H 2 8/OQ/B3 B
S 2 B/11/B3 A
1 N K-iO
1 P N SSI
CITY EYES AESTHFTICS OF H1U5ES
hOUSINo CTOE "AY BE STIFFENEO
SirAjoS5l"-it^TlS2S^s'guf.rorE?.AY
C^a^Sl^rL^'^fl.YinE^ioSI IS «^3UCSTE3
il^^l'l I'M ',Tal1'ulcto\ IZWull SUGGESTS RECURUING SPLIT VOTES.
^c'3S-rT"TEri"n'fili"NE^?;][lNflL.S VOTING RULES
SOHF ruilNCIL HtXOFHS HAMT CLEAN-UP CA^■PA1GN FOR CITY
nuRMAM ClIY fUUNCIL. ELtCUUNS
SFE ALSO FlECT OnS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL OISCLOSu"t L'wS
VA Jtro pSr^?lc'iL'cAMpirc^ L>P=SOITURES
CluNilILMEN PONDFR RF-FLFCTION
counciCman griffin says hf mO'i'T run
marknam to run aga in
?s^ti rr.ff.'iLn-A'.'n'Voi:^f>^ council sea-
rH"R\%°Sfi^^^uS°?oSSc;r^SE ^T IN^LITY FLELTION
3 SEtK ELECTION TO COUNCIL SEATS
LA«Y£0 FILES FOR COUNCIL AT-LJRGE SFAT
MITT YARbRQUGH FILES FOR COyN'--IL
JOHNSON ENTERS Al-LARGE HACF
YARBROUGH FILES FOR COUNC L
TWO CANDIDATES F LE FOR CITY SCHOOL
UIILIAMS TO SEEK CITY COUNCIL SEAT
3 Ll AM5 FILES; HORNER C ON S I 0: RS Bum I NG
silTH TO SEEK ^FCONO TERM ON : ITY COUNCIL
riARwOOO SMITH SEEKS RE-ELECT,nN
hRUNG NAME L ISTED
^Ue^pE^^'^nIfIi^PJace 'h «--p cmy council seat
OAVFNPQBT SEEKS FULL COUNCIL TERM
2 mokf join council race
engflharo seeks ward 5I» seat
nf-comeps seek seat on council
SaRKHAH, SPAULOINC FILE FOR MAYORAL RACE
WEST TO SEEK RE-ELECTION JO CJuNCIL
^^^v^^i^ nf,i^'.im ra'\ii\To„ durham cty council
c'oKu'Slc'E's^iJ^Y'^PRSSS^E NF« FACES
?Si?is'lRG'"RuiFs"6lsE?"S"T0BFR ELECTIUNS
LEAGUE SCHEDULES CITY OFFICES FORUM
JACK HuBNER'S POLITICAL CORNE*
S?^ICAIEU.'e5"«IENCED I E.DERShIP... CARROLL PLEDGER
HARUOOU V; SMITH FOR CITY COU'lcIL...
SoYliS'ifcMl-iEs'-KL LOOK THIS WAY FOR COUNCIL, SChOUL-BOAKO ELECTIONS
CANOIOATES AGREE ON HizAKOOUS MATEkIALS
VOTF S TUESDAY IN PRIMARY RA ES
b^l S^t?iT|2"pi^^ircS ^ ^ COUNCIL HOPEFULS
I'.J'r^Ei^Src^^'wI^sSVKE'io^^E h^ R ■•: ELECT JACK HORNER IAD,
^vSlF'^IJof^rjiUsSrSSSSAi-jn'^OUNC.L AT LARG....
^cAi:;c^r^'Rt'M.?;'rs"iMPORTANT
^^Rr?rN^^?oL^?i^;JI ^r 1^0 ioARD. COUNCIL
Hn3:^y:^i?^|H ^cPfSN^^^fjr-
BULL IN THE VOTING BOOTH ( C IKT DON I
ULlANCE BACKING ■■ COUNCIL "OPEFJLS
vr^TER TURNOUT LIGHT IN DURHAM ELECTIONS
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S 2
H 2
5 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
5 2
H 7
S 2
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H 2
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H 2
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H 2
5 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
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H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/26/B3
1/27/B3
2/09/B3
2/10/B3 !
2/23/a3 '
2/2<./B3
3/23/fl3
3/2A/B3
3/2B/B3
'./21/B3
S/0'./B3
S/OB/BS
5/21/83
5/25/63
5/2h/e3
6/0a/B3
6/0<)/"3
7/Of./fl3
7/OT/B3
7/2n/B3
7/2n/»l
7/21/B3
1/2'./B3
a/25/»3
9/07/B3
9/QB/B3
1/21/83
9/22/81
10/0h/B3
10/22/83
10/2h/83
10/27/83 A
12/07/fl3 "
12/08/R3
12/21/13
I2/22/B3
L2/23/B3
7/15/R3 A
7/l'i/a3 C
8/05/fl3 A
d/ll/B3 A
a/12/B3 B
8/19/83 A
3/20/83 A
8/20/83 A
U/2B/B3 A
U/2S/83 A
B/25/BJ C
8/2h/83 A
8/29/B3 A
8/31/83 A
9/01/83 A
9/02/83 A
9/03/83 A
9/03/B3 A
9/OA/B3 0
9/0h/83 A
9/06/83 C
9/07/83 A
9/07/83 A
9/07/83 C
9/08/83 A
9/0B/B3 A
9/09/83 A
9/09/83 A
9/10/B3 A
9/10/83 A
9/10/83 A
9/17/83 A
9/17/83 A
9/25/83 B
10/01/83 A
10/02/83 A
10/02/83 A
I0/0'./B3 C
10/05/flJ A
10/05/P3 e
10/05/B3 A
10/06/81 C
10/07/83 A
10/07/83 A
10/07/83 C
10/07/83 A
10/07/83 A
10/08/83 A
10/09/83 A
10/09/83 A
10/09/83 A
I0/09/fl3 B
10/J9/B3 0
10/09/83 0
10/10/83 6
10/10/83 A
10/10/83 A
10/11/83 A
10/11/83 A
lO/l 1/83 A
10/11/83 B
10/11/83 A
10/12/83 P
10/12/83 A
10/12/83 J
A ^
N K90
C h
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C 1
N Kqn
N S5l
C 1
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0 1
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N KSO
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r* 1
N 551
c
N K9n
N S51
N K90
n
N K9n
n
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N K90
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Subjects
PAOt 2)1
6LACK liflOtJJ' FLfcXtS MUSCLES tN DMHHAM rnilNrn Hsrc
b?t:^^ Uc'SiS^^f sE.KS^.i.,rJ^r"vf!tEs^?!^rihuS^^^
COguP 3ACKS nOPfFULS IH MUNICIPAL ELErTION
TUcsoAy, Nuv. a vOTf jOHM-iy "iEn" Sill AMS iadi
!i"oIoi?^5^S.L'''Xi5^t^A/f'JL\S'^""''' ■-"" '•
V^tK':or,?in'?a\!\^<?Vl"olf.i\'rin) '"""VING DURHAM. S NE ICHfln«HOOOS
EN^f^H j""^"" fNDOesES CANOIOAIES IN CITY RATES
^?2i;E?H:!S2"Ju^S^I?"JS-l"Src°i^R'iL'JL^ESrE^ "'« ^"^ "-^'^
wA^E up: r,tr nur and vote: i at i
FOk A BFTTtR nuRHAM ... 8ARNt( WEST IADI
RICHARD "piCK" flDVO ON CRIME AND TOKIC WASTFS
'icr,AS"o'':i;>Y^'j.^So^vi^L^srK^w-s[i^'y^L^s""^ ^"'" "^'^^ ■•
CANDIDAItS DIFFER ON IJIILtTY ISSUF
WHAT HAVE IHLY DONE FOR 0URHA1 7
?,'!,' T?'-^''^'^ SIGNS SPROUT AROJND CITY
ciriiENS Can vote in all cuunml races
RALPH HUNT MAY SEEK hOUSE SFAT
ijEi^t^^SfSI Tol»"fJi,'''° ^"^"^"''^ '^' INCUMBENTS
CIT^VuCTlnN""" *'' '""'' "^'"'Ol fffS' FURUM
INFPRM YOuRStLF AND VOTE! IADI
RACIST RHFTJrtlC 'APPALLING'
WARD h INCUMBENT IINACCtPTABLE
V^F p''J^'^'*"*"0'^ ISSUES IN WARD 2
iS?F""s^:I!r"3r^L";'.^^tKlLY, -ANDUMTES UACKED BY LI„F..AL GROUPS...
MATT YARbRJUGH FOR CITY COUNCIL lAOl
9 ??"'-'-„f'-E"''E'' '5 ' LEAOFR DIRHAM KI.OivS C TRUSTS IADI
t."s?F;?ss'p5^¥'s",;:'ESiH!S%2'ET'""""" '^ '"' '''° "°'
RICHABO "DICK" nOYO FOR CITY iouMCIL WARD 2
MHAT AKF DURHAM'S CITIZENS SAMNG? IADI
'ol^:/.'l"o,nl''°c'il°utlT."..t?Yo?.'cit S^K°E°-i?'^'' '""" '"" ""«"" "°'
nnoC'-.E "tl-'"''! tJr^ TOMORRUW'^ CANDIDATES
rn i',, fik'-rH^^'. J*??"^ S '^■^'' COUNCIL MEMBERS
19 S*-^ '"^^ CITWcNS uF Durham, ..VOTF MATT YARBRnuf.H
SAMPLE BALLOT FOR ELECTION IN DURHAM 'AKBKUUGH
rhf^ I^^T^ ""tJJn" I- "Of'ROE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL AT LARGE
i"'-hih'"B\n^.n i"t,riruTr,iW'it'' °"''""' "" """^flf...
DURHAM VOTER TURNOUT IMPROVES
;8??§s'?:l?rSKr'Fl'JP?AlNc';?:;EN' vote johnny "RED" WILLIAMS (ADI
VOTE RETURNS
F,^??yn. '^P.^.^J'I'StE FEELING,' PLEDGER SAYS
ELECTION GIVES DURHAM MORE LIBERAL CITY COUNCIL
i'il ?Au52r-^y?*"''^i TURNOVER IN CITY EJECTION
6 NEmCOMERS cLECTED TO CITY CTUNCIL SEATS
6 NEWCOMERS ELECTED TO CITY CTUNCIL SEATS
i-,3"''fi'-. t!'*f '■'' "^0 ADDRESS POC<ETBOOK ISSUES SOON
rfr.f?^^'^"- "EfLECTS POPULATHN PATTERNS
So";;28E'irY%^ si'ihiik iH'^n'cur./'"''"'"' '"' ^^"""'^
ORIENTATION SET FOR NEU COUNCILMEN
MA;yii2rc'DtiyE'i?"?8^p?rs??;:Di:iG'"° "^ " °"""""^ ""°"
DATE
NG RECORDS
DURHAM CITY CUUNCIL, ELECTRONIC VOTIN
SEc ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, V1TI
SEE ALSO VOTING MACHINES
MAYOR VOTES NO — YES?
°"°?*E? iiii ssffiiiv,!i^;%5D^2r'"^^
III ttro °o"u':ir. FS^^VP^SfitllS^r"'"'' reorganization proposal
r'n.,'ir1,'')?..i'i'Vrll''^ '° "5T CITY HhZ.OOO
PAT^to^ETf^'K^S^"?;! flxlf ""^ """""^ '''"'
reJndl'ds"a5^'}1,Is '"' '""' '"' ""'"
<:if' J)U«LIFIES FOR FEDERAL GRANT
HJS''^^,^^"' city-county coop- ration
city has options to help eoge-ont
CITY PKOPERTy tax MAY NOT R I S=
KEEP EDGEMONT ON HOLD, PANEL IRGES
j.'J^,!!'?,'^*'-'- OfVELOPER'S HANI ON PROJECT
6U0GET SESSIONS TO BEGIN
r?Vv'-il;.,rI^''=!J^f^ "^"^ "•"^l OEVElOPER CONTRACT
CITY PANEL RACKS HAYT PROJECT PACT
COUNCILMEN EYE USER FEES
PANEL uFIGhS ATHLFTIC PARK WO) K
BUDGET REQUEST SEEKS PAY FOR IXTRA nPFICERS
^r'^.r^cVHc'-!''?''"-'- STUDIED BY COUNCIL
AGtNCIES ScFKING S31l,7f,3 FROM CITY
NEW PAY PLAN FOR CITY WORKERS PROPOSED
CITY FINANCE PANEL PACKS «92,>10D FOR HAYTI GROUP
PANEL ENDORSES BUDGET PROPOsL GRUUP
''Vil's SfCDMMENOS t'il.* MILLIO^I BUDGET
WATER RATES STUDIED
COUNCIL STUDIES HAYTI LOAN FiU'l D
A,'.c."-L'^'^'^1'''Jl^ REQUIRES MO^ E DETAILS ON HAYTI LOANS
PANEL DELAYS ACT ON ON FUND FIR HAYTI FIRMS LU«Hb
HAYTI CONTRACTS ONAGFNDA ^
ARTS CUUNCIL GRANT ENDORSED
ri;''Jf"5',f"^EL TO GET CIVIC CE^IIER SCHEuULE
CENTER TIMETABLE BRIEFING SCRJUBED
PROVISION DFBATEU BEFORE HAYTI PACT GETS OK PY PANEL
COUNCIL MFMPEBS TO EYE HAYTI :UNU CUTS
HAYTI BUDGET MEETING CANCELED
CITY TALENT URGED FOR CENTER
couSfH^tiH tiNS Si; 'b? Wo""''" '"""'"' '"" "
2 10/IJ/B3 A
2 10/13/B3 li
2 1C/K/S3 A
2 lO/l'S/m h
2 10/2I/B3 A
2 ia/2l/R3 C
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1/17/84
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PoUlL IttImPTS to SCLYf C IT»- CHU'CM LAMO -a 4
ibSo'ooo "Losing LUANAPPjovET fop «fst si.
KECYCLING PLANTS TO SAVE HONEr
SesT DISPUTE SEXT TT CO-MITTE-
CCH-ITTEE: CnARGE PEaRSCN lES; .
COUNCtL »IlL i)£ ASrEO to KEOU-c illLL
ai^EFING ON CIVIC CENTEP PaOPTSED
?!;^?iS^-Sci"5iKE„^T'J5»'plRJt*ig3En BECAUSE OF
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CIVIC CENTER
---"or'hIIIrdous ano toxic pastes
OU»"AH CITY COUNCIL. nAJAROOyS >;*SrE SUB
rpc J, 5^ CITIZEN'S ADVISOfY COH'ITTEE
SEE itsC i^AZAflonoS WASTE TR£AT«--NT, 0
CITY NEEDS mASTE plan ^,,rr
GROUP ENDING HAZARDOUS WASTE •<EETS
TOXIC WASTE PLANS FOR DURHAW ^UTlInEO
MA2ARC0US SUBSTANCE REGULATIGSS 3uTLINEn
DuiHAW IS WISE TO FACE HAZARD3US-HA5TE THRcAT
SfISinG RECOH-ENOED ON haZaPOTUS -aTERIAlS
PANEL TC EYE WASTES ORDINANCE
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE
Vlli l^Yt'i^E'SlLt'NOT BE PAID FOW HELP WITH CFNTER PROJECT
c'ss«c?rD?iiYs ?TRiE^^?L'fe^^Nr PROPOSAL
PICKING A SUCCESSOR FOR COONCI L-AN VICK
22
SLOAN RESIGNS F5CM COUNCIL
iLGAN'-^EA'J^s'rOUNCIL'To'AID H.YTI PROJECT
sto^N MAKF5 APPROPRIATE MOVE IN LEAVING COUNCIL
rnp-NCTCH PEOPLE NEEDED FOR CTUNCIL
•ALL-AMERICA CITY- TOPS AGENDA
M^ioR NiMES PANEL FOR REPLACING jLOAN
2 NiMtD TO SELECTION PANELS
DEADLINE NEARS FOR COUNCIL SEAT
t^lil\,'llL'^'l'i''i\'^d'TL'u.r^.lEU APPLICANTS
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t"tJ^„t'i2'J'l.°l;LE DAVENPORT A FINE CHOICE
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^:l;f»LE'l?stES ^e^'^iiY'fS'FILL OPEN COUNCIL SEATS
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DURHAM CITY CJUNCIL. "EmIERShIP
SMALLER COUNCIL COULD wORH 2EIIEK
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SEE DURHAM, N.C.. URDlNANCtS
lee SILVER thffts
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PAGc ?33
1/17/8*
M«TOw uBCEa rn ma-e i-".n hemb'-ks
cniMirift ro sruoy zgne authout/ li.nes
SHOPPING OEVELOPMENr ON COHH |r "fE ■ S ACt NBA
COHHITTFE FAVORS PAVING PA«T 5f SOAn
CLEAN Alk PLAN IJKCED FOB Cllr
PARK PROPOSED FOR ENO
JSnili^.J'^y'-","'''^'''" BUILDINGS' APPEARANCE
SEDIHCNF TAKES UiTER CAPACITY AT LAK,- HICMIE
COUNCIL WORRIED APOUT FUTURE JATER NEEDS
HELP FOR EXPRFSSrVAY SOUGHT
CIVIC CFnTER PROPERTY EYED
CIIY PANEL FAVORS JOINT STUDY UF LAKE
^H.cl'^'' ^*'ER CJULD COST CITr 17 MILLION
flUTNER, DURHAM NEED UATER PACT, PANEL TOLO
MICHir MAY BE POWER SOURCE
HFAFING PLANNED ON EASEMENT RILF
ACTION ON HATER LINE IS DELAYS 0
PACT IS SOUGHT FOR STAGE
LAKES PRUPOSAL WORRIES CITY
GOAVEOIGGING FEES SPARK DIVISION
i?^!"!^' BEING SOUGHT AGAINST TTXIC WASTES
STOP PAYING PREMIUM FOR GRAVES
OFFICIALS VISIT CENTER IN H IN' TON- SAL EM
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, RETREATS
COUNCIL MEMBERS URGFD TO MEETING
PnwFLL PRflPOSFS COUNCIL HOLD lETRFAT
DURHAM CITY CUUNCIL, SHEAKINC-IN CEREMONY
NEW COuNCILMEN TO CF SWORN IN TONIGHT
COUNCIL TRIMS MAYOR'S POwFKS
IMEY 00 SOLFMNLY SWEAR
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, VACANCIES
SFc DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, VOTING RECORD' •
^^I.Jt?" SV?"!" '^"'' COUNCIL, ELECTRONIC VOTING
"?llt'f JST;'^il^?Ni;?;iS = o^"?5iJ^?^ ^^^""^ recording split votes.
MAKE COMMITTEE VOTES PUBLIC
COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE COUNCIL'S VOTING RULES
DURHAM CITY DIRECTORY
CITY DIRECTORY GJfS ON SALE N^ X T WEEK
DURHAM C ITY MALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
MOVING ON UP ' •
JUST WHOM SHOULD YOU CALL AT CIT* HALL
OLD BROCHURE MISLED IN SEARCH FOR CITY HALL
9 '; 9''''5 9 r '""'''''' CONTAMINATES WATER SYSTEM IN CITY HALL
9',ll f^?S ""'PLUCS O^AIN. BUT CONTAMINATES WATER
riIL£"5'^t'}' J"""" "0"^; PROVIDES MORE OFFICE SPACE
TEMPERATURcS CHILLY IN CITY HALL
DURHAM C I TY LANOF ILL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO LAN3FILLS, N.C.
GARBAGE MOUND IN LANDFILL BORIS
TRASH 3URNS IN LANDFILL FIRE
CITY-COUNTY LANDFILL STUDIED BY COUNCIL
DURHAM CI TY MANAGER
CITY EXPEBIFNCtS SURGE OF ACTIVITY
NO f|HE''r"wA5TE^'''^''^ READY T1 TACKLE DURHAM'S PROBLEMS
c!^l;t,cW'!;Errr^rTH'n^5L"il?l '""' f'NALISTS FOR MANAGER
NEW MANAGER SHOULD GET INTO JIB iUICKLY
CITY MANAGER MAY BE NAMED THIS WEEK
CITY MANAGER SEARCH ON HOLD
FINANCIAL FOOLISHNESS
SPECIAL MEETINGS SLATED
MANAGER FINALIST FRFED FROM J3H
CITY MANAGER MAY BE NAMED T0M3RRQH
Pn,(ELL NAMED CITY MANAGER
ORVILLE POwFLL CHOSEN NCW CITY MANAGER
POWELL TO SEEK IDEAS ON IMPROVING CITY
BROAD EXPERItNCF KEY FOR NEW CITY MANAGER
MANAGER'S E<PFRIENCE SHOULD P) OVE HELPFUL
NEW CITY MANAGER ARRIVES FOR MEETINGS
NEW CITY MANAGER INTENT QN L O'l C STAY IN DURHAM
^"r'F'rt 1° ^'^ SWORN IN AS UTH CITY MANAGER
NFWUTY MANAGER ''""'"^"^^ ACOUlRFOi OWNERS SAY CITY TO PAY 1335,000
CHAlLfNCeS FACE MANAGER
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CITY MAKES PROGRESS
SIZING UP URVILLE POwFLL
^UY"'MlSlGE»"?N''l;'SaR'^F''liE'«^-R'-"""^"' °' "'""^ "■ ^""^O""
DUFHAM CITY OF MEDICINF
SEE DURHAM, N.C, MEDICAL INDUSTRY
DURHAM CIIY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
SFE DURHAM PLANNING AND ZONING :OMMISSION
nuFHAM CITY SCHOOLS
5«CLUSI0N FROM TRIP IRKS HAMMINOS
'"^^"'1' fO« VISITATION PLEASES SCHOOL OFFICIALS
BUSINESS-EDUCATION CONFERENCE PLANNED
CONFERENCE ON SCHOOLS SET MAR:h 30
PR'i?^c';SSL^§s''^?^S'5Tf??l3o?'-i,r"" """ """''' ''""°''
CITY OBSERVES ALL-AMERICA DESIGNATION
DURHAM STUDENTS WIN TOP HONOR';
RULE HITS MIDDLE SCHOOLS HARD=ST
sJnfSr^ V«llur'ilTo,hr:"°°^' '""'"" '' """^'^ '°" '"'^'°"
SANFORO HAS RIGHT IDEA
OPEN HOUSES SET
r„iN,^c<"r'2ciJ^.5,'^o?2!fl ?SS^?y^ '""" ''"^ FUTURE I AOVFR T I SEMENT I
CHANGES GREET STUDENTS FOR TH« NEW SCHOOL YEAR
HOMEWORK HOTLINE
SCHOOLS wILL JOIN U.S. CELERRATION
EDUCATION WEEK TO INCLUDE INTERNATIONAL NIGHT AT MALL
DURHAM CITY SChJOLS, achievement TFSTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ADNINISTRATIQ'I
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11/15/83 E
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11/28/83 C
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12/13/83 B
12/13/83 B
12/16/83 A
12/19/83 C
12/29/83
12/30/83
12/05/83
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12/06/83
12/08/83
12/20/83
12/22/83
12/22/83
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4/19/83
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7/14/83
c
P
N
COS
H 2
7/16/93
A
6
H 2
7/21/83
A
19
P
P
S76
S 2
7/21/83
A
E
H 2
a/ia/93
A
N
S 2
a/23/83
C
D
A
H 2
a/28/83
0
C
E
H 2
9/17/63
e
N
S 2
11/01/83
a
N
COS
S 2
11/16/83
c
P
N
COS
§
I
LY/ANNUAL
1 :( 0 E X
S a d J E C I 5
PAGE 23'.
l/n/8<.
DATE C l^G L P BYL
ufAVtR RtPLACenFNT fluF
INSIRUCTIO'I JlRfCrOR NA^EO
I'^gliU^'SJ^r't::^'^ l??^^^,^'Urf\?^N?.SCO CONVENTION
FELICITOUS PAKINtSSMIP: SCnOO.S AND bUSINESS
nuBHAM CITY SLUancS, ANnUAI. BEPORI
^ ••-' stPORT JN ACHIEVEMENT
% ! j/2S/n3 A
H 2 )/OI/H3 e
S 2 )/ai/P3 C
H 2 '■/2^/n3 C
N *V2'*
N F05
N W2't
illFFFM GPAIluAnON XULES GET
ANNUAL TESTIn;
F INAL nn FRJH SCHOOL SOARD
H 2 2/ua/[l) A 1,
H ? U/2H/B3 A I 2 P A
H 2 <)/27/B3 CI N J2<i
DURHAM CIIY SCHOHlS. annual ' t S T I N . PpMbK An
SFF ALSO huRHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CTMPGTENCY TESTS
seI Itso N.c. annOal testing commission
I GRADES SLIP. ' HOLD PLACE IM TEST SCORES
GRAOES 1-3 SCORE HIGH ON TESTS
HEAOLlNf INCORRECT tc,tc
ir,'.'i^cihoi'r^un2^v,v.iLivih. ON
'slV.lTiWTr ^^NSiE^'f^'^IuOGE CITY SCHOOLS
SAT
"^EE nil ^£S"H"Ai^'^'T?'LCR?fL:"c^UNC.L FOR CREATIVE ARTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. ARTS PR3CRAH
5tS5f Th2't fjAPEi'ANO OTHER A=l t dY OJRHAM STUDENTS
YOUTH ARTS
E^IJOY APT EXHIBIT
ARTISTS CAN hFLP in SCHOOLS
PUii US' ART HOKK ON DISPLAY AT
ARTS EDUCATION TO BE DISCUSSED
SCHOOLS' ART PROGRAM PRAISED
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
H 2
S 2
H 3
DURHAM COUNTY LIBRARY
"""??? Vdl 0&S^««'f'Tv"sCHS'=5fl. ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO OyBHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
'ihSl^i^jlr^l'J^J ?Sj«SS^vl^¥«^ScHOOL TRUANCY
A"TTti!,SAhCE"NcSF"E5 IN CIIY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
JlIENDWCE.GBJots IMPROVE AI BROGDE-I
"""?^^ nil aSSSA'^'c.fr^SCHOOLS. BJDGEI
CITY SCHOOLS IN GOOD FINANCIAL SHAPE
???Yn?HShL"S2R'i'co;i's!DERtiirCHANGf IN BANK DEPOSIT POLICY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BLACK HISTORY
^^lLACK'°HlS?SRY"io;?S\FG.NS IN SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, AUDIT
He «iln DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, C3STS
-A^yS??;?4^^S%^S3L^V?ir-EIGHE0
°hMN;ifRY^UG^^Sf^l?!"5Sr^0UNTY SCHOOLS
n". SCHOOL OEPOSII RULE MULLET
Vnr ic^"§St'BU0GET"R£0SEST .^.J MILLION
S irsllkrRS^^T"oTET^?iLrc°?? '.h\ BUDGETS
°'^'""?s'rHI^'H"fc»^OL''B£T"T^S'T"S''-'7"wO AE-ELECTED BOARD MEMBERS FAVOR
°^^r, nil ^Ei?s;i^"^c,^'^t?s5^crc^^^f[i^^'
11 ^ SE-S ^•;LPis|sPOkR^^^rt^EDULE
l<)6"; CALENDAR ON SCHOOL AGENDA
S?rc°lt?°SCHoSL'!A'P6RDA» TO AID PUPU COUNT
IcHOnts to'opIn'-for makeup day
ISSH"s^Sir:gES^^£^5^^3^:sigEjoAYs
IT'S SCHOOL - i^nR stme
■ fCl'dS \^^^ BM^^fjfp^^^ CLOSE EARLY
C lY ScKoOL PUPILS ARE OFF TOMORRO-
C tJ schools closed TODAY
STUDENTS GET TIME OFF
SCHOOLCHILDREN GET TODAY OFF
SCHOOLS TO PEGIN HOLIDAYS
CITY STUOFNTS RETURN MONDAY
DURHAM CIIY SCHOOLS. CENTENNIAL
CIIY HIGH SCHOOLS TO GET V
J ISITOR IHlS WEDNESDAY
ROPOUI PREVtNIION
""^?E^ 5iR':;A,5S"??iHc:^.f35LSS'(^ScHE.-PUP.L RATIO
SCHtOULE
'%'isi;i."r.Tu,'\Li ^ir^io'KEV?"scHooLs open
'^Al ft?Y':'cOUN??'-SCHOOLS in -.LOSE EARLY DUE TO HE»I
SCHOLLS 10 CLOSE EARLY AGAIN TODAY
6/0''/R3 B
6/0'5/a3 C
l,/n/13 B
6/21/83 A
8/27/83 A
a/2e/n3 a
9/06/13 A
l/10/n3 A
1/27/83 0
3/08/83 B
3/28/83 B
5/07/83 A
5/26/B3 A
7/27/83 A
7/28/83 C
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
3/11/83 A
3/l<./83 C
')/01/83 C
9/03/83 A
11/1'5/P3 a
2/23/83
2/2<./83
3/IB/S3
S7<>
A15
C56
EOS
N E08
N EOS
N COS
N CDS
N COS
N H2'.
N H2'.
S 2 2/10/83 C I
H ?
l/OS/85
CI 1
P N W2'.
S 2
1/08/83
L
S 2
1/36/83
A
H 2
1/1 1/83
B
S 2
1/1 1/83
U
H 605
l/2<./8i
I.
2/2'./83
A 1
S 2
8/04/83
A
H 2
5/05/83
H 2
5/10/83
H
S 2
5/16/83
C
S 2
6/23/83
C
H 2
7/12/83
A
N COS
7/12/83
B
S ?
7/22/83
A
H 2
10/U/R3
A
H 2
10/16/83
A
I N ^24
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
3/l<,/83 C
3/15/83 B
3/15/83 B
3/31/81 A
<,/01/83 P
<,/28/83 b
5/31/83 C
6/0'./83 A
8/17/83 ■
3/18/83
8/27/83
9/13/83
10/13/83
lO/l'./aS
11/09/83
11/11/83
12/16/83
12/31/83
1
1
1
5
5
3
I
3
U
I
1
I
1
1
5
1
1
3/28/83
3/28/03
3/30/83
3/31/83
3/51/83
3/31/83
5 2 2/l'./83 A
I 2 9/06/83 C
H 2 9/07/83 A
H 2 9/08/83 A
N
N H2'.
N E05
N
N
N W2'.
N EOS
N COS
N H2'.
N
N
N
N FD5
N EOS
N W2<.
N M2'.
N EOS
N EOS
N
HONTHLy/A
N N ij A L
l/ni/83
Index
12/31/83
PAGE 2 35
1/17/a*
KIJS'LL BF HOME EAKLY Ar.AIN
HOT SCHOOL i; FAHLY CLOSINGS SHOW COMPASSION
"cioOLS CLOSE e^ftLv" ''•'°i"-E''? '" 0""""* <:'f^' "UNCY SCHOOLS
lUBHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMHUNirY EOOCATION PROCkAM
SEE ALSO DUOhAH COHHUNITY EOUCATION
OUKHApH city community eOUCATIlN PROr.SAM
SChOOI S TRY TO SET UP COMMUNITY bANO
'hOMEwOBH HOTLINE' SET UP
Durham city schools, competency tests
m 'l-JS S^^S""* '^'"' schools, OIAOUATIUN REQUIREMFNTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPE T ENCY TE ST S
III ALSO N.C. ANNUAL TESTING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SlHCOLS, N.C COMPETENCY TESTS
9 DURHAM SENIORS PASS COMPETE'JCY EXAHINAnON
COUNTY STUOE-JTS KEEP COMPETEN'.Y TEST PASS NG RATE
COUNTY SCORES TOP STATE AVERAGE >-«i^lNl, KAIt
"U""'" CITY SCHOOLS, COMPUTER PKOGIAH
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
?!9S 5ff92'-,"J'',5°"'* LOG COMPJTERS INTO CURRICULUM
£j'J J'^'^OOLS PREPARE TO ENTER COMPUTER ACE
PRUPOSEO SCHOOL CHANGES GOOD SIGN FOR EDUCATION
CURRICULUM CHANGES KOULO HELP SCHOOLS
COMPUTER VOTE COMING MONDAY
SCHOOL HOARD APPROVES STIFfER STUDY PROGRAMS
COMPUTER COURSES EYED
n33 REPORT ON ACHIEVEMENT
NE« EQUIPMENT
STUDENTS TO GFT PAID FOR COMPJTER CLASSES
ATTENDANCE, GRAOES IMPROVE AT dROGOEN
NE.< COMPUTER
COMPUTERS OROFRFO
DUPHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COSTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BIOGET
SPENDING COVERS MORE THAN INSTRUCTION
DURHAM ^ITY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
HI il-^^ S"S'^'''' JI," SlHOOLS, RiME.HAL FOUCAIIUN PROGRAM
SFE ALSO REaIJinc SCHOOLS, REMFIJIAL EDUCATION
STynENIS STEPPING LIVELY IN StHOUL OANCF COURSES
SCHOOLS, bUSINESS CAN HFLP EACH JTHFR
BUSINESS, SCHOOL TIFS STUDIED
HllSlNES'" ROLF IN SCHOOLS
CITY BOARD TO STUDY CURRICULUM
CITY SCHOOLS HAVE PEOPLE WHO = XF E L
HIUH SCHOOL MAY SOON LOG COMPUTERS INTO CURRICULUM
CITY SCHOOLS PREPARE TO ENTER COMPUTER AGE
PPJPUSEO SCHOOL CHANGES GOOD SIGN FOR EDUCATION
CURRICULUM Changes would help schools
1983 REPORT UN ACHIEVEMFNT
NO SINGLE ANSWER TO EDUCATION'S PPOPLEMS
LANGUAGE, COMPUTER COURSES GRTW
PLAN AIDS READING TEACHERS
STUDENTS RECEIVE VARIETY EDUCATION
HOMEWORK: DURHAM STUDENTS DO <OPE THAN THREE HOURS A WEEK, OFFICI,
STUDENTS USE CURRENT EVENTS I'l PROGRAM ' "'^*^"^''
Durham city schools, curriculum guidelines
SCHOOL BOARD adopts GOALS
dropouts HIGH ON SCHOOL BOARD'S LIST
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DAY CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILD Care centers
SEE ALSO schools, N.C, CHILD CARE CENTERS
OAY CARE PLAN ANNOUNCED; BQARO THEN MEETS PRIVATELY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DISCIPLINE
SCHOOLS DISCIPLINE STUDENTS WITH WORK
THREE GOOD REASONS
N F
P 0 DATE
H 2 9/0<)/'!3
H 2 9/0/83
S ? 9/09/93
H 2 9/12/83
S 2 1/07/83 A
S 2 8/08/83 C
S 2 9/l'i/B3 C
C PG L P 8YL
1 P N C05
N COS
N COS
H 2 6/02/83 3 1 N W24
H 2 12/07/63 B 1 N W2<,
S 2 12/07/83 CI N COS
6/19/93 A
6/21/83 A
6/21/83 A
6/22/93 A
8/20/83 C
8/23/83 A
8/23/93 C
8/28/83 A
10/13/83 C
11/15/E3 B
ll/lS/83 B
1 1/29/83 C
12/21/83 A
E
E
N
N W2".
N COS
A
P C56
•I W24
N CO';
P K30
N W2'i
S 2 9/06/83 C
s
1/17/83
C
P F F05
H
2/0 7/ 0 3
A
L
s
3/29/83
[)
N EOS
s
3/31/83
c
P N F05
H
<,/0S/B3
A
F
s
5/23/83
A
N
H
6/07/83
A
L
H
6/19/83
A
N W2A
s
6/21/83
A
F
s
6/21/83
A
F
H
6/22/83
A
E
H
8/28/83
A
1 2
P A
s
9/19/83
C
N
s
9/27/83
A
N COS
s
9/29/93
A
N COS
s
ll/OS/83
A
N COS
LS SAY H
11/08/83
B
F W2<,
S
11/12/83
A
N
H 2 10/20/83 B 1 N
S 2 10/20/83 C 1 N C05
H 2 5/2'r/83 A e
S 2 11/30/93 A 1 N COS
S 2 12/12/83 A A E
PREVENTION
OUBhah city SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES
SCHOOL BOARD OKS EVALUATION PROGRAM
FAMILY ENJOYS WORK WITH CITY SCHUOL
EDUCATORS TO BE HONORED
21 TO BE HONORED
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
SE| ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
NPW CITY SCHOOL CALENDAR TO AID PUPIL COUNT
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL ROLLS UP AS NEW YEAR STARTS
DURHAM SCHOOL ENROLLMENT INCREASES
TEACHER MOVES LINKED TO ENROLLMENT FIGuRtS
lOTH DAY FIGURES SHOW CITY SCHOOLS GAIN PUPILS
CITY SCHOOLS GAIN STUDENTS, 0< COURSE REQUIREMENTS
RACIAL EALANCE STAYS SAME IN :ITY SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
S|| ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RCMEOIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
^^L't^y DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, R=TARDEO C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
PROPOSAL WILL MELP WIDE SPECTRUM OF STUDENTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM
CITY SCHOOL SHED, VEHICLES BUH N
ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRES AT 3 NEABSY BUILDINGS
2 BUILDINGS BURN NEAR SCENE OF EARLIER FIRE
Durham CITY schools, foreign language CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SPANISH TO BE CONTINUED IN CITY'S MIDDLE SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GIFTED AND TALENTED PROGRAM
SEE ALSO Children, gifted
SERVICE CUT seen FOR GIFTED PJPILS
OUBhAM CITY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION
^SJSliil!gfr.?V?3t7;isTGi'& """ ''"°"'' ""'°'"*^' '"-'"^
TRADITIONAL OIPLOMAS ARE DISAPPEARING
H
3/10/83
fl
I N W2A
s
3/10/83
1 N EOS
s
3/l<./a3
1 N EOS
s
3/30/83
1 P N EOS
s
10/06/83
I N COS
s
10/20/93
: N COS
s
10/29/93
A
I N COS
H
11/01/83
B
1 N W2',
S 2 1/11/93 B 1 N 605
S 2 l/lA/83 A 5 N
S 2 5/27/83 CI N EOS
H 2 6/03/83 A 13 N
s
?
3/15/83
B
1 N F05
H
7
8/30/83
1 P N W2A
s
2
8/30/83
1 N COS
9/12/83
1 N COS
s
/
9/13/83
1 N COS
H
2
9/l'./83
9 N W2<,
H
2
9/30/33
b
1 N W2<(
S 2 11/11/93 A
H 2
7/09/93 A
1 N AS".
S 2
7/09/83 A
1 P N J56
H 2
7/10/83 C
1 N "51
M 2 6/30/93 C
S 2 6/23/93 C 1
H ?
5/19/83 C
1 P N W2<.
S <>
5/21/83 A
3 N EOS
S 2
6/01/83 C
1 P F COS
MONrnLY/iN N u A L
1 U 0 t X
12/31/83
PAGE 236
1/17/8'.
MiOH SCHOOL sTuoeNrs walk -eji
»r TrlE POSrAL
DUPHAX CtlY SCHuIlS. ORAOUATION REO
SEE ALSn Durham city schools. C)
SEE aCsD schools. N.C., GRAOuATI
SCHOOLS HEET RtOUlREMENI SIATF
CiVy, COUNTY SCHOOLS STAYING 1
0 PLO^iA paar.RAM intfrviehS ho'i
OURHA- SCHOOLS not AFFECTED by
HIGH SCHOOL HAY SOON LOG COJPl
CITY SCHOOLS PREPARE TO ENTER.
PROPOSED SCHOOL CHANGES GOuH s
CU«»ICULUM CHANGES «0'Jt9,2ctS
SCHOOL BOARO APPROVES STIFFER
GOaOUATIGN CHANGES GET 1ST RE>
l=)<i3 REPORT ON ACHIFVEMENT
CITY SCHOOLS GAIN STUDENTS. 0<
STIFfFR GRADUATION RULES GET -
LANGUAGE, COMPUTER COURSES GRl
SCHOOL CANDIDATES EYE COURSE '
OU^HAH CITY SCHOOLS, GUIDANCF PROGRAM
RA HUE" FOR niPLOMAS
UIRFMFNTS
MPETENCY TESTS
UN re:3uihfments
MULL ING
STEP AHEAD
JAY
NEH RULE
TFRS Into CURRICULUM
COMPUTER AGE
IGN FOR EDUCATION
SCHOOLS
STUDY PROGRAMS
DING Ok
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
INAL OK FROM SCHOOL 30AR0
EQUIREMENTS
Imam city SLHUUL^. UUiNArn.r --.^iiu
SEE ALSO DURHAM douNIY SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO GUIDANCE CnuNiFLiNG
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL COUNSELORS
THREE UURHAM COUNSELORS SEE NA
SEVERAL TO GIVE POOGHAMS
UIDANCF PROGRAM
VY SCHOOL
""-lK'L?vr?^:??S3r:H^i5:"!??i'^rNr^MK SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOLS
SEE DUKHAM HIGH SCHOOL
SEE HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
nuRHAM CITY SChUOLS, HISTORY
Olf.OSAuR SCHOOL
CITY SChOIlS liEGAfI IN U32
SCHOOL fAMES EXPLAINED , „„ -
^^^Sii^SAS^^Sa^^s'-iESI S^A^^'grA^EARTS -ERE LIGHT
""""tri 'al,r»^''Tl"'i'kTo'l, CALENDAR »M0 SCHEDULE
■^"""'"jCJ'J.SCHOOLS.^IMAGE^ TO UPDATE UP I -AGE
SCHOOLS' IMAGE WEIGHED AT FORJM
SU5°i;Air^ELJlD''?K'pl0VE CITY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL TV SHOW COMING UP
~'??^ 8ii:;.^'c^?wtoiK7riJiSi?s^ immunizations
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, JUNIOR HIGH S'-HO^LS
SEE BROGUEN MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE HOLTOf: MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE MIDDLE SCHOOLS Plan
SFE ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE SHEPARD MIDDLE SCHOOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, !<lN?EflGARTEN
SCHOOLS SEEK kINOERGaRTNERS
SIgISIrJiION foJ CITY SCHOOLS BEGINS MARCH ?a
"""^F? 'a/It ^f,SSA!i^dlTrsCMoS?5"*SJMMER LuNCH PROGRAM
sIe itso durh" coJnty schools, lunch program
^^SE:t5"pRK"ilSrS head off EKPECTED DEFICIT
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, MAINTENANCE
GETTING hEADY
""'tr, SiR':;A^=???^^co;:s?¥'scHooLs, merger
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAN
SEE MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
^"'>"*3-'pU?Nft,"^Shh»TV'i'0T^??S^piS.Y PLAYS IT FRESH
°"-L*ia2o?f?'^:^iH"^S^st^jHi;ti^si%orp5^;:^n^HooLs
niiBnAM CITY SCHuOLS, PARENT INVOLVFMENT
S Z^r^ ^^i^,T5'^?"Hb^:S^%"A'R'J^?"!NV0LVEMFNT
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IS URGED
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PATROLS ooir^AMS
SEE OURHAH CITY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAMS
DURHAM CITY 5CHUDLS,PFR PUPIL COSTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COSTS
^;!cAnON?'-BEING'A"cCEP?Fo''nR''5lSACV.NIAGEO CHILDREN
HOOLS seeI applicants for p^e-school program
Durham ci iy schools
AP"' •" -•■~-' =
sc
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. PRINCIPALS
SCHOOL PROMOTIONS
???Y^^cSobL°'^0°Ali'cJNSIDER'iN"cHAMGF IN BANK
ipPLlCAKlsSoScSl TO REPLACE JETI'ING PRINCI
NO IM'-EDIATE CHANGES SEFN AT SCHOOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, POP I L AS SI GNM= NT S
CREST SI. MOVE MAY JAR STUDENTS
DEPOSIT POLICY
PAL AT WATTS SCHOOL
CREST STREET PUPILS TOPIC „,,,„
iliW \V.'Vn,lit°% ^D^rER^MrNi'^PnOOL DISTRICT
CREST St. SCHOOL VOTE SFT
CREST ST. '" ■" ""
CBES"
REJ
^EST ST. SCHOOL VOTE SFT
n\\ \\i,W'T'.llV'<UVo^l"n-''lVl,Vo CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM
Ial SHORT election: one POLL ON PORCH. S VOTERS
8/02/B3
8/03/83
PG I P 8YL
1 P N COS
I P P S76
1/07/83
8
N
W2«
s
1/13/83
H
1/16/83
211
S
2/02/33
N
H
6/l')/83
y2'.
S
6/21/83
s
6/21/83
6/22/83
M
8/23/83
s
3/23/93
8/28/83
12 P A
H
9/l'./83
N
W2'.
'J/27/B3
N
s
5/27/33
N
LU''
s
10/08/33
5 2 <./l'./e3 8 6
H 2 U/in/83 B <.
S 2 i/2'-/1i C 1 N FOS
P
G '=0 6
G FOS
G EOS
G
N -2".
N M2'.
N CDS
3/2<./83
A
3/24/83
C
3/28/83
c
3/26/83
A
9/16/33
b
H 2 3/D6/83 A
H 2 10/07/83 B
S 2 10/07/83 C
H 2 11/17/83 A
H 2 12/21/33 C
S 2 2/22/83 B 1 N EOS
H 2 3/16/33 A 9 N
S 2 3/19/33 A 16 N
S 2 1/25/83 CI N 605
S 2 3/17/33 C 1 P P T37
2 11/23/83 B I P F -2".
8/22/83
3/27/83
3/28/83
8/29/83
N W2A
N COS
S 2 9/15/83 A 10 N COS
H 2
5 2
'./22/83
',/25/83
3
A
5
3
N
N
H 2
H 2
H 2
M 2
S 2
1/05/83
2/2'./85
3/18/83
7/10/83
a/09/83
A
A
A
c
c
7
9
6
1
N W2'<
N W2'.
N
P H COS
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
1!
H 2
3/30/83
5/09/83
5/10/85
5/10/83
5/17/83
5/17/83
7/12/83
7/13/83
c
c
B
b
B
C
B
a
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
N W2<.
N FOS
N M2'.
N FOS
N X57
N FOS
P N COS
P H W2'.
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1/01/8)
"^'"^l^ 'r'lX ^'-H"^'-^' «E«6D[iL fCUOrUM PHO&RAM
HI "Ai'i ""?"»■< CITY SCHOOLS. CJHfllCULiJM
CITY SCHOOL aOARO OKS MATH PRICRAM
REHfolAL FJNDINC SOUGHT
lURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, REPOKT CARDS
CITY REPORT CAftOS TO CHANGE
in tti^ p';['.'» ^i;N\^^i??fec^!A?;8^'';iR%'^TUi^8^^?TUE.s
Sll ItlS "^X^Li'^TU^^iS""''- "'"""" ' HA^giaJ^iE'lROGRAHS
lei fi-5i3 ''-G. ASSOCIATION FOR RFTAKOEO CITIZENS
fcHOl^L G^T^'f^uNO? "•"'" leOUCATION FOR ALL HANDICAPPEO CHILDREN ACT,
STUDENTS .JECEIVE VARIETY EDUCATIJN
nuOHAH CITY SCHOOLS. SAFETY PROGRAHS
-INNING SAFFTY PATROL
SHAPE JP
LIGHT TRAFFIC...
stjK°yo'?,'5oEt"'" '° ^' '""'" ''""''"■'
WINNING PATROL
"^""sEE ALSO Sc2o"ar'h^''"°'-*''^""'^
cSi^riTr3S?i«1'?E hir^'.tv^f ^c^'cigrsfsT^^jT"^""'" ^^"°^"^'
"uaHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL PUSES
\U ?^I2 E"S'^" dnuNTV SCHOOLS, UUSING
He A'ttn" ^c^hSol" SS^^r ""°°''' ''''°''' "'''''
GASOLINE, UATTERIFS ARE STOLE>l
LA« PROt'PTS HINOR CHANGE IN BiS ROUTtS
DURHAM CITY SCHUUS, SKILLS CENTER
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. VOCATMNAL tnuCATION KROCRAMS
"""??? ':}IX S'-?"'^'-^^ ^"0" fA'S SCHEUULf
cic .'rl'} S"S"''' i'^'' ^CHOUS. CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM C TV SCHODLS, CLOSINGS :i'.'cuuL[:
SrHOQL OFFICIALS PKE P ARF FOR -, NOW
rill )r^9'i'-^ ^° "^E APRIL I AS MAKEUP
CITY SCHOOLS' SNOW DAY MAKE-UP SET
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SPORTS AND ATlLFTIf PRnr.OAMC iccc «icn r
^^ErS^^^n'^^??;? ^L'[^^iJoif?°?^^r^^''"'^ "™" ""^^'" ^"°"-
RULES AMONG STATE'S TGUCHFST
?ISn^r=;'.*l^"f5 ''•" '°'»'" STANDARDS
lc;!2f^N."l,lR'2^i^DE'Mtir LEARNING. ATHLETES
lllos'^l".%r.l,V./',VLL'"' REQUIREMENTS
TAK ING A STAND
°^'"^tc i.'lX ^'S'^"'-^; 5U"^ER LUNCH PROGRAM
MORE STUDENTS TO GET FOOD
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSIOMS
fr:lni, c°^?""*„£""''l''' SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSION
H^rS'^srHOm^ ^^f'US'i} '=9" 5U1MER SCHOLARSHTPS
siSMER^pgSLRASfllSrj """''" """'■"
S J 12/2J/83 C
S 2 1/2D/B3 C
S 2 ll/0S/e3 A
P R91
N C05
"./u/ns
'./is/ni
5/17/83
5/31/fl3
8/J6/S3
u/oa/n3
M66
M66
T37
C56
T)7
S Z
S 2
S ?
S 2
2/15/B3 A 1 H EOS
5/10/83 b 1 N E05
3/15/n3 A
9/0S/R3 C
N
N C05
SCHOOLS ACCEPTING PROGRAM TUiriOM
rlrl IrtJSSI-^ k^L"'"'-^^ ATTENl SUMMER COURSES
^'II^^CHOOL BOARD OKS MATH PRTGRAH
',:m,^^^^'"^ SUMMER SCHOOL
INTERIM SCHOOL BUDGET OK • D
CITY SCHOOLS OK INTERIM BUDGET
"""??? CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
III JMS Si'S"c\5!^;f ^ClARD OF EIuCaTIOn"
^^i»J'-5? ,'^ Evening with the sjperintendent"
PRt-SCHOOLERS NEED ATTITUDE J^ 5'='' "^ ' ^""l:" '
NOVEMBER INSIGHT: DR. CLeIela'iO HAMMONDS
""'Tit iiVa ^bcVVh^S '"'""■"' "X^Oi^TY AUCTION
CI.TJ, SCHOOLS' AUCTION NEARS
AUlTIOH RAISES HI. 000
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SURVEYS
SEE ALSO SURVEYS ^"""^'^
SCHOOL Survey planned
DURHAM LITV SCHOOLS, TEACHER AIDES
HI i.'-ln S"5^'"^ CITY SCHOOLS. VILUNTEERS
"?E;^^?„T:;f3E^2^;ijrEf?'s''^i-^S"^ "nitTANTs assocut,
""""'^5^ijrsii?^'?fi^iii5i2Sgsfriivrc'iKBiNAT
C^^J^MiJe" ?lfD^iK"loJ°c"l^t"'^-" -"'
Durham city schools, television
"E ALSO EDUCATIONAL TeJ ELISION
• I ^^^^b^ESfS^N^ES??.'"
t')^„S'' CONCTETE EXAMPLES URGE!
SCHOOL SHOW TO AIR ON TV
SRlii'Un'*, '2 "E DISCUSSED
hISSonO^^ON itr'° "^ "QOOSALS TO CHANCE LENGTH OF SCHOOL YEAR
SCHOOLS' TV SHOW
BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE URGED
SCHOOL TV SHOW COMING UP
"""JJc ^.'IX SCHOOLS. TEXTBOOKS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C., TEXTBOO<S
S 2
1/20/nj c
1
N F05
H 2
3/17/83 B
B
N
S 2
3/19/83 A
1 6
N
INDIV. SCMOOLSl
RAMS
S 2
6/07/83 h
S
p
P C56
H 2
7/01/83 A
1
N W24
S 2
7/01/83 C
1
N
S 2
7/02/83 A
^
E
H ?
7/0»./a3 A
^
P
E
S 2
8/18/83 C
I
N C05
5 2
9/I')/a3 0
1
P
U C09
H 2
')/0'i/R3 U
2
P
F M71
S ^
5/10/83 A
9
N
S 2
5/U/83 B
1
N EOS
H 2
<./02/83 B
1
N
S 2
'./12/R3 b
1
N EOS
H 2
5/0')/83 A
3
A
S 2
5/2',/a3 A
3
N EOS
H 2
6/l<./a3 A
10
N
S ?
6/I'./83 B
1
N COS
S 2
7/0<./83 C
1
N COS
H 2
7/12/83 A
N W2^
S 2
7/12/R3 B
1
N COS
ELPS THEM
H 2
7/27/83 B
1
F U2U
S 2
8/02/83 A
1
P
N COS
H 2
3/03/83 B
I
P
P S76
S 2 ^/l6/83 A 3 N EOS
H 2 11/06/83 D 5 P G A20
I 2 1/27/83 C 1 P N EOS
S 2 1/31/83 C 1 P N EOS
S 2 ',/16/83 A 3 N EOS
S 2 9/23/83 C 1 P F COS
ION CLASSES
ER
9/20/83
10/25/83
10/25/83
1/11/83 A
1/11/83 A
1/11/83 A
1/13/83 C
2/06/13 «
2/08/83 (1
2/10/83 C
3/03/83 B
5/18/83 C
5/19/83 A
10/12/83 A
12/12/83 A
12/15/83 C
12/21/83 C
N CDS
N H2^
N COS
N COS
N W2<|
"AGE 2 37
1/17/84
S I T
E Ely
0 DATE C PG L P 3YL
S 2 6/l'./83 0 1 N COS
S 2 9/29/83 CI N COS
" ° '^ ' '■ i/ni/a3
I N 0 E <
12/31/13
s u e J e c I s
PSGE ^38
l/17/8<.
TEaChH.IEN.jHE on CI.TV school qnARC'S A&ENOA
""""'^C^H.^^s'TrA's^S^VESo^ CLASS SIZE -AIVE»
SCHOOL iGURS ser
sijneJiTS TO .;et paid fos cqmpjtf,! classes
^"'^??SiiH\^^?fT^i^ki^3L^t;S5F'if{' PROGRAMS
ouOHAH CITY scho-ls, .Tunss
HnHFKn.<K hotlinc
see also private schools. HONOR STUDEMIS
l,rRRrAG?rl.GKK IN STORE FOR T. P SENIORS
-'?^^ \lll ^^ng^t^: X?^!!'SS?^r!g^ir^S!3c^?%r-
SEE ALSO VOCAriQNAL EDUCATION
?7Tr^CH0OLS°ii'NlN{?RE?TrDSN STATE'S VOCATIONAL PLAN
SEE ALSO nuRHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TEACHER AIDE
^"sH^^F,^U-^.g^rJl!il'A?""?rFOR«^R SCHOOL
"^"?e'e aIsO iiSn'^^'coSNTY TAX OFFICE
'n,'^rid''i\l\T.raO. LETS P.BL.C VENT -RATH
VEMENT
s
nuRHAH CITY WATER AsnSE^itR
SEE HATER ANO SEwER LINES.
OUR HA M
0URHA>4 CITY/COUNTY """J T J f ^r I T Y-C"- UNT Y CJMHITTEF
[likt.lifiNS'^-^iLfA-i-S^lL^ONMS^J^OSS COUNTRY
nuRHAH CITY/COUNTY fPyeO-'SeNTCOOPr RATION ^aH-*mit
III t[\o oSrhJ^ ^iKT^Y^'c'Sni^ sJjners. city-county COHHITTEE
^TrrEl^s l^^irRO?^. ""EeSter oevelorer choice
°"''^??M'H{i"^3iNT5'^?Sba:s?'R%'Srs'TRV^?f^G
DURHAM CITY/COUNT, SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATIONS
^",.^^f' J7NTiclR}26RS MEET Im.unUaT,ON RULES
i?~3i?:^^!85/f r5"«^'S',,icH TAL.
pfANNFRS aJoid core pkorlehs ^,^„„
bhinAM NfcEOS ONLY ONE SCHOOL SYSTEM
DURHAM CITY/CUUNIY TENNIS TOURNAMENT
^"UY-COLINTY NET TOURNEY OPENi CITY-COUNTY
^S^^^R'^E^SrP^OCFED UNSCATHED -HILE RAIN HAMPERS CITY-COUNTY
BAGLEY WINS BOYS 18 TITLE
CITY-COUNTY TFNNIS „,T|,5T'< AN IN CITT-COUNTY
~""s?E ^Im'ouRhIm'! n^o'. civic CENTER PROPOSAL
GALA PLANNED
^""'Su'Kiti^s'cfvrC Ifnliri. HANO.^L-S SAMSON
"""""NE'-'yFfJI^s'Eli^CTED
nuRHAM CIVITAN CLJB
RFCEIveSAkJARO
?ELEB«ATlNo CANIY SALES
CITWfNSMlP AUAROS
Si5/^-2'JlGE^"N0"trSECRECY ON CIVIC CENTER DEVELOPMENT
CI VI TAN hO-iORS
Nf> OFFILERS
t)u«HAM COALITION AOAINSI DRUG ABUSE
''In'M" 2"laS fA^pLLITE STATION IN FEW GARDENS
DURHAM COLl ECrORS CALENDAR
SEE ALSO CALENDARS
IjR^lf'nMEiSFR' DURHAM COLLE: TOR'S CALENDAR
SOCIETY
P 0
DATE
PG L P OYL
S 2 ',/ll/?3
H 2 10/2';/e3 B 2
S 2 11/0T/R3 A 5
S 2 11/U/B3 A 12
M 2 11/1S/R3 3 1
P C56
N W2^
2 9/17/83 a I N
H? ^/5l/R3A *. E
S 2 6/20/P3 A 3 P N C05
S 2 2/04/R3 CI '^ fli
S 2 7/ll/fl3 B 1 N COS
H 2 10/30/83 b 10 P F
S 2 l/03/'13 C 1 P F <90
H 2 10/05/63 b
S 2 l0/05/«3 0
5 2
S 2
6/2<./e3 C
8/25/03 A
N C36
N CO")
S ? 5/11/63 A 5 P P
5 2 3/30/63 A 5
cj 1/13/03C I N E05
/OV" C N EOS
H 2 3/02/63 A 5 L
H 2 11/15/83 A <. L
7/2''/S3 C 2
7/30/03 0 2
7/31/03 B 11
8/02/03 li 2
3/02/03 S 3
3/03/93 3 A
3/03/03 0 2
8/0<>/83 D 2
8/06/03 B <•
a/07/83 3 1
3/08/83 e :
8/06/03 0 2
N
N M7 1
N M71
5 2 ^/1<,/B3 0 10
'./20/83 0
1 P
F Wbb
R B6I
5/05/03 0
5/08/63 0
12/09/03 0
10
12/16/83 0
"
s 2 s/o-i/as
1/22/03
<./25/e3
5/21/83
5/23/33
7/22/83
■)/2''/83
10/01/63
15
10
2
A
1
1 3
2
Mb6
C56
C56
S 2 3/l',/83 A 1 N
S 2 12/15/03 C 1 P P "66
H 2 12/18/83 A 7 A
nuOHAM COLLEGE. noBMITORIES
MQNrHLY/A
INDEX
U/31/H3
s u e J 6 c r s
Iff A'tt,^ Si.*SI^'cSIJ'SE'io?L^frl ?2^??"
SEE ALSn 0URHA1 VOTERS- JlLUNCE
SEc ALSO ELECTIONS, OUHNAM
sil I'd" 'ioihl'cf.'n^vlZ^''''' ^EAOEKSHIP CAUCUS
PLaS'fOb'Suu"*' FRUITEUL fOR PANEL
?»^'-J? ^' BLACK C0m><ITTEE
^ ?C^'-0.*a5p^J^J F'0^^°?^H'fe0L"c°^;,irE^^ '"'"'"' "«°"^5
S??^S^;4£^?SliT^°^RML*i'^JI '''^'^ «^"^"
"SlSir*^ BOA^O TO STUOr CQMPHINTS
MHSPITAL SAID EVAOriG DISCRIHI NATION unf,
BLACK GROUP FL£«ES MUSCLES IN OURHin COUNCIL R
BLACK VOTING BLOC SHOWS HOW Tl GET T,(E JOB DON
^^Sr^i.^lr'f!; TURNOUT MARKS ELECTION ^°^ °°''
RACE
_ , *IE
MORE "IAS "cOUNfs'HEARo" "
SECRET POLITICAL CROUPS ARE DISSERVICE TO CITV
o\^ R"^irr3rsj?NG"nr?iE^iD;?:r T^o^r"-^'""-
3f.RHi2"?SJil?fEl^^'lTR%°^^G"t;5^'?c\R^?i,5,^?^^
""""*SLser^ji£^T?'E'E^?^cjr?iRiL°SE2ht" '''""'' ""'""^
DURHAM COMMUNITY BAND
rnSH^t.K"'? '° 5eT UP COMMUNITY UAND
COMMUNITY bAND FORMS IN DURHAM
BAND SEEKS PLAYFRS
i".yy:i',l1.'ii^"° '"'-''NS REHEARSAL
BANO niPECTOH 'SURPRISEO- BY TURNOUT, MIX
DURHAM COMMUNITY UfVELOPMENT PROGR
m :ttn" ssR^M^'c'iTf^c^^uTrf^^sF^^R^s.^jirAc^^^ss^"' °^«""
?^S^rA'L°Poi;uSfT?^5^t!lL^8pS?ST^2K'" ''^--•'--
til iMH "?V5"<'^-''E"''SILITATI0N LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NtluHBORHOOO HOUSING SrRVICES
'•'ti£"S3S"0°"5 ""f TOGETHER T) GET AID
1600,000 housing loan appr0ve1 for crest st.
Durham community education
see also community education
tic 11-|t 'h.yi""" 9"'"' SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
sIe also PROJE"cT^°i'Ff'' "HOOLS.. COMMUNITY EDUcItION pSoCRAM
DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EOUCATHN PROGRAM
^?rrD"j'^M'i'sf"y8'^[?p\:r?RASS' ^°" ^'""°"
DURHAM COMMUNITY KITCHEN
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURC-I , SOUP KITCHEN
DURHAM COMPANIONSHIP PROGRAM
IJSc".',",;^ STANDARDS ARE UNFA H TO JOBLESS
i9?} yl * "^ST FOR VOLUNTEERS ■"°'-"5
RFLlABLF AOULTS VITAL FOR PRO'.RAM
;ss;unT^^u?jr:;^Li^,L""'^°""
^tii^t:;iESr?'L'^rE'^doSSi^Y?lTig;s''E^^"" self-esteem go A LONG WA
GROUP SEEKS MONFy FOR YOUTHS
DURHAM CONGREGATIONS FOR PEACE
MX FIGHT ISN'T OVFR
«« "'SSILES 'UNNECESSARY-
THE THREAT Ja HUMANITY
PETITION FOR FREEZE
DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
^^£-"-f°„S""5fERS, DURHAM
Sfirlof??^?^" FACING FINANCIAL HARDS, IIP
HINTERI2ATI0N PROJECT PICKS U» SUPPORT
DURHAM COURDINATING COUNCIL FOR SE>IIDR rirt7fM5
SEE COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR ClfliENl
Durham corp.
durham curp. profit rises 16j last year
tV^M*,";,^"??? li!"''^ UP FOR oCaRTER
STANDING CREDIT FOR FIRMS SEE'I
DURHAM CORP. PROFITS RISE DURING FIRST HAl F
DURHAM CORP. REPORTS PROF I TS ! I SE io PERC EN T
DURHAM COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS
SEE COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS
S OF GREATER DURHAM
DURHAM COUNCIL UF GAROFN CLUBS
SEE„*LSO GAROENING. DURHAM
HOUSE TOUR APRIL 1*,
AT «iIL SON HOUSE
:sMi'R'7r',h';%?iuyr' ''°''"' '"'" '"
nuRHAM COUNCIL OF THE BLIND
PARTS OF NEW BINGO LAW CHALLENGED
DURHAM COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISH
SERVICE AWARD
COURT PRUGRAM WINS RECOCNITIO-J
campaign: get drunks OFF THE (QAO
nuRHAM COUNTY, :i.C.
':,E*"E»S TOUT CITY-COUNTY COOPERATION
C°ti!;N"t:E's"'G''^f's?2?l°Gj2N?^'' °' "DISTRICTING
°"°^^^'A?^s'i;F'^5^.;fi;f^i?7t;;r '-"°"
PAGE ill
l/17/8<,
PC L P lYL
5/19/S3
5/J<,/«3
l/10/a3
i/17/B3
5/24/83
7/06/63
7/06/83
7/07/83
8/10/83
8/1 1/P3
8/16/63
lO/lJ/63
10/12/83
10/13/83
10/18/83
10/26/83
11/06/83
11/06/83
11/10/83
U/l 1/83
N MSI
P C56
L
N W24
N COS
E
E
N B30
N J56
N K'SO
E
J W24
N J56
E
J S51
E
F
T R56
H 2 12/09/83 8 1
3/08/83
8/12/83
8/12/83
9/07/63
9/16/83
S 2 5/21/83 A 3 N K9n
H 2 9/23/83 B 1 P N S5l
S 2 1/07/83 A
S 2 11/17/83 0
H 2 11/18/83 A
S 2
5/09/83
A
4
L
S 2
5/19/83
A
4
L
S 2
5/21/33
A
U
L
" i
9/1 1/83
D
1
P
F
C23
H 2
10/10/83
A
*,
L
S 2
12/l'./a3
13
1
P
F
A<,7
S 2
12/1<,/S3
11
1
P
F
A<,7
S 2
12/l<./83
C
1
N
A47
H 2
6/03/83
A
4
L
H 2
6/07/83
A
5
L
H 2
10/10/83
A
5
L
H 2
12/l'i/83
A
A
L
S 2
6/07/83
B
1
N
L38
H 2
11/02/83
A
<,
L
H 2 2/13/83 C 2
H 2 5/12/83 A 20
H 2 5/15/63 A 23
H 2 8/l<,/a3 D 1 1
H 2 11/13/83 D 1 1
3/29/83
'./lfl/R3
J/1',/83
10/03/83
H 2 10/07/83 A
S 2 10/12/83 C I
H ? U/l 1/83 B 1
S 2 12/15/83 C 1
S 2 <,/08/83 C 1
H 2 7/08/83 C 3
H 1 9/l<,/a3 B 1
H 2
4/02/83
B
P N Bdt
<./02/83
A
1 3
N
H 2
'./06/B3
A
S 2
4/06/83
P
N M23
S 2
4/07/83
A
E
S 2
7/04/83
A
N
M Q N T H L Y / » ",'5„V/S,'-
rmiNrr C JIMI S^ lO.Nf R'i nn AfFtRIATlVE ACTION PLA.M
" 5^ ?^ U"o"p[irrs'rv;rAt°^,^rcp PA.R.ess
REVALUATION SPECIFICATIONS REVISEO
COUNTY «1LL FILL SEATS
APP01\rEES A»E NAMED
COUNTY''PCAKo'n£«bERS SOUGHT
OU»HAH^CnuNTY.J;.C..^BONO^RAT.NOS^ IN BON. RATINGS
SUBJECTS
PAGE 240
1/17/8".
DURHAM cnuNTY, N.C
SEE ALSO PuRham CO
SEE ALSO DURHAM CO
SEE ALSO DURHAM CO
SEE ALSO DURHAM CO
SEE ALSO DURHAM CO
Civic CENTER. AI
SOCIAL SERVICES
AFFIRMATIVE ACTl
SUDGET HEARINGS
COMMISSIONER'S C
COUNTY MANAGER T
•LET'S KEEP TAXE
DURHAM COUNTY PR
DURHAM DEPUTIES
COu'lTY BOARD E«P
COUNTY TAK RATE
COUNTY HOLJS TAX
HALF-CENT SALES
SHERIFF IS NOT S
ONE idea: 1?-mON
COUNTY Takes dee
DURHAM MUSEUM SE
COUNTY REACTION
SURPLUS HANOY.
COUNTY NEEDS SET
DURHAM COUNTY EA
BUDGET SURPLUS I
BUDGET
UNTY, N.C.. ":
UNTY COMMISSn
luNTY COHMISSn
lUNTY FINANCE 5
lUNTY SCHOOLS.
RPORT TOP COUN
SEEKS BUDGET 0
ON PUSH TO Sit
BEGIN TUESDAY
HOICES: FIND M
OLD TO CUT HIS
S Onv-N.' THEM=
OPOSEO lS83-8i.
OPPOSE "UOGET
ECTEO TO KEEP
STAYS AT B7 CE
RATE. CUTS SO
TAX BEGS IRRES
aTISFIEO w ITh
th jobs for TE
p plunge into
EKS 420.000 T")
SAIO MIXED ON
UT WORRISOME
POLICY ON EXI
RNS 12 MILLION
S FINE IF KEPT
VENUES
NERS. NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
EPT.
SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
TY ADVANCES
F 4<.3.a MILLION
KT TUESDAY
ONEY, RAISE TAXES
=iUDGFT
OF COMMISSIONERS
BUDGET
CUTS
SAME TAX RATE
NTS
ME AGENCIES
PONSIRILITY
BUDGET DISTRIBUTION
AChERS
SURPLUS
KEEP OPERATING
MUSEUM BUDGET REQUEST
RA AlO FOR AGENCIES
IN INTEREST
IN PERSPECTIVE
DURHAM COUNTY, N. C.. COMPUTER S
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
"^I^rONS^T'^fo'^iNS-'ASDErTS^lvSiD COMPUTER FEVER
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KARL ALLEN RETIRES
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DURHAM COUNTY. N.C.. FIRE DISTRICTS
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5i?lRs'IpPR0i"N^S FIRE DISTRICT
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OH»S* CUSTOMERS TO GET CHOICE
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PARK HAS HAD STUNNING YEAR
ni.DuAM rnuNTY. N.C.. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
DURHAM CpUNIY,_,;.L.. _|Jiu^Jjl^j^ OUR-i AM COUNTY
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SEE INDUSTRIAL DEVEL
niiBHAH rnu'lTY. N.C.t LANO-USE PLAN
DURHAM LOUMY, N.L {|^jj^,,_ „,,-., ^,,
SEE ALSO l-<.0 APPEARANCE AND LAN
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT.
SEE ALSO LANO USE
SFF ALSO ZONING LAWS
^ CniMISSIONERS ENDORSE NOISE 0<
COMMISSIONERS BACK SEWEP LINE
PLANNING PANEL '^ORkS FOR FUjU^
«F CANNOT AFFORD SPOT ZONING
LAND-USE PLAN DELAYED
ZONING CHANGE ADOS TO TRAFFIC
planneks to get proposal on ST
PLANNING AREA EXTENSION TO BE
COURTHOUSE LAND MAY GO TO OURH
CIVIC CENTER: COUNTY ASSURED <
DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL MANT CHAN,,
iO-OAY MORATORIUM SOUGHT ON Dt
bO-DAY FREEZE URGED ON PulLO -I
COUNTY PLANNING DIRECTOR HOPIN
i-<,o GROUP MEETS T9'<9''«9>; .,.-
CITY. COUNTY BOARDS CAN'T AGRc
CnuNTY REJECTS SJ-gA^S^N ON
HEARING SCHEDULED ON ZONING AL
OROfRLY GROWTH SOUGHT FOR I-O
PANEL REJECTS HIGHWAY MORATORl
OEVFLOPMENT RULES FOR I-".0 ROJ
board: split PLANNING JHRISOU
COMMISSIONERS EYE JLIRISOICTIO'I
aiLfS FDK USE OF I-'.O LAND OK'
"-in PANEL TO INCREASF "EEIIN".
PIANNING JURISDICTION MAY BE F
1-io PANEL URGES APPROVAL OF n
ZDNInC controls FOR I - ".0 EXPE
COUNTY IS RESTRICTING DEVELOP'^
OWIH DEVELOPMENT ,,,^,
D USE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
DURHAM COUNTY
DINANCE
EXTENSION
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PROBLEMS ,„ . ,„
RIP OF DURHAM COUNTY
CON SIDE RED
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6/21/63 A
6/22/83 B
6/23/83 A
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a/07/83 D
10/31/83 a
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li/31/83
2cc>k? Ic^,^"-'- '^"" LANn USE 'LANS nn corridor alc
511 OfNTS SEtK NOBATuRIUMS ON REZPNI'JCS
RFSrOENIS MA.MT REiONIMO HALTED UNTIL PLAN DRAWN
UNIVERSriY QRIVE EXTENSION OPPOSED
CITY PJARO VOTES ACAl.-JST REZONINO BIU
I-'.O DEVELOPMENT PLANS OCT STJOY
?2oSi!i'' OEVELOPER LOSES REZONING BID
GROWTH K^NUS PLANNING SAO fOR DURHAM'S FUTURE
COUNCIL OKS REZONING
rill fQ'JNCIL APPROVES RE20NIN; FOR SOUTHWEST DURHAM PBOiFCT
CITY-COUNTY COOPERATION SOUGHT FOR I-«0 PLANNING '^''°-'^'^'
ly.'i" ^Vt^S SOUGHT FOR LAKESHE PROJECTS
}n"l"*'k^l O'J*"*" fOOM RAISES 'CANNING CONCERNS
SOUTH DURHAM GROUP OPPOSES ZONE CHANGES
LAKES PROPOSAL WORRIES CITY LHANUtb
LAKE RULES: STATE MAY USE PRESSURE
S'5Tt IS WORST MOTIVE FOR PUS^ING LAKE PuLES
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t^It^'-.S^^L^Oy*" "^505 APPEARANCE, GROWTH
IIr'k'SSne ?fSo°iET"""' ""-'" "' '•« ""^"
gV??*? f'9" 5Uir BECAUSE OF FLOJDING
RING CUHCEPT MAY BE ALTERED FTR PARK
MINIMIZING EFFECTS If WATER PLANS SOUGHT
I-".!! PANEL TO DIVIDE INTO 2 SfALL GROUPS
"?J? ^Pyf!"' ',"•'•• LEGISLATORS
"s„^L52.^^,s^';f?H '"INet'i-tesisLATORs
DURHAM'S 5 LEGISLATORS FACE TI GHT ST A f E BUDGET
sri; rih!iL'i}gSs^iftiS8 ?!Js\^^ii5?fe! a%^??!^ments
DURHAM LEGISLATORS CAUTIOUS O'"! BUDGET
|»i^AgF;?rM'E^f?NSi^ifS'5feArO,WOR SUPPORT
BPE.\S\s'"^"^"tE!l?:AtgR'PI=G^N'"°' ^"°"^° " "^°""° 5°°~
DURHAM LEGISLATORS FIGHTING IS TAG FEE
LOCAL BILLS WOULD REQUIRE RUL= SUSPENSION
e^ST?LA?iR'i%h!Sy^^{?;ist^?l5cK'r"'^ ''''"''' "O"^ EFFECTIVE
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JUESTION menu: HASTES, LENSES, SCHOOLS
DURHAM LEGISLATORS AGR EE BUOGE T DEO AT F TO BE HEATf
DURHAM PROJECTS GET SHARE OF • PORK BARREL •
DURHAM AREA SCORED HIGH IN ASSEMBLY
NOT INTRODUCED
LEGISLATIVE SESSiON'siw COHPLE x"? SSUE S
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., ORDINANCES
SEc ALSO Durham, n.c, ordinanCi'S
ANIMAL DEBATE MOVES INTO DURHAM
DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE IS REVISED
?nH?,9v*L'r?:*^c?PI''"'?'- ^0 CONSTRUCT LAUNDRY
COUNTY WILL STUDY WILD ANIMALS, BUDGET
COUNTY MANAGER TOLD TO CUT HIS BUDGET
^c§iirs?v3J^^s°?j:ijjii;3iiro5Dt^AS!^^^°^"^''^
TONE DOWN NOISE, PLEASE
J'i'i;;!'- k'" ''^'S HEARING ON MONDAY
BOARD VOTES 3-1 FOR ANIMAL LAV
WILD ANIMAL LAW GETS NOD
hf^r i^tSI'"' "'' ANIMAL LAW DUE MONDAY
WILD-ANIMAL LAW APPROVED
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, PARKING
SEt PARK ING LOTS
SEE PARK ING VIOLATIONS
""""J? COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
see property taxes, durham county
Durham county, n.c, revenues
lei ^l-lo JI"?"*" county, N.C, BIDGET
SEE ALSO Durham county, n.c. Tax hate
SEc ALSO Durham COun Ty Tax Of f r e
III IM? ?!9^f*^X TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSC Taxes, Durham county
DURHAM COUNTY EARNS H M I L L I OV IN INTEREST
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
SEt ROADS, DURHAM COUNTY
OURMAM COUNTY, M.C, SEWER LINES
SEE >ATER AND SEwER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATF
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N^C, BIDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFF!' E
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ipu ??r?A?E"!?;?? I? sfc^^?r ^" '"'
COUNTY HOLDS TAX RATE, CuTS SOME AGENCIES
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, WFLFARF HFEnflM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCUL SERVICES
OuBMAM county, N.C, ZONING
sll ZoI1"nG "ws'" '''-""'""^ COMMISSION
DURHAM COUNTY <,-H CLUB
SEE ALSO 4-H CLUEiS
TWO DURHAM *-H MEMBERS »ECEIV= AWARD
-V-M SUPERVISOR BECOMES FOODS i NO NUTRITION AGEN
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SEE ALSO N.C.
ASC OfFICFR
DURHAM ClIU'iT
ABC »nRl<£RS
DURHAM COUNT
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APPEALS COuR
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DURHAM hON'T
LIJUOR Taxes
APC CHlfF:
AUC EMPLOYE
IlCOHOlIC aEVERAGF CONTROL POJRO
PRO-oTEO; investi:atjb is added
Y AEC PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED
;'sE£KS-rIpfIl Of LA- ON NAMING ABC BOARD
tV ^.S^t^lSG C^^'IpSF; -ORKERS nOTmuRT
ENT SET MONDAY
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60 jIth violations
oboer more vodka ^ ^^ . ,
TEMPT Taverns to cheat ^,,-,„, -cfj
AM ^ON'T STOP YOUTHS FROM GETTING BEER
IS ROBBED
DURHAM COUNTY ABC, EMPLOYEES ^^ ^^.
leC BStSo'-ONl? MEET UNION DEMANDS
ll^C il^l n\Ll\W.'lh. «ONSHINE
MtflH^»l^?^H JST'fNfS°?!3!^?.S NUTRITIONAL MEALS
C^S^Ml*H€HSiir;OR NEXT FOUR T.A,S ARE UNVEILED
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'»'"?^? ie^,viN?M^ir'fe»avicMfgN soci=TY
ttr. ?yrA^MnNr-i(^JyT2oL .EPT
SEE ALSO PRAN'.C COUNTY ANIMAL S^ELTER
ADJPTAoLE bEST FRIENDS
OoRha- CnuNfY J..I MAC CONTROL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
"^.sti^L gfBAf ISSUES INTO SVSP'^^.MALS
DURHAM POARO CONSIGERS EXOTIC ANIMALS
BOARD URGES "IlO-ANIMal BAN
BAN 0-1 MILD ANIMALS PROPOSED
?^E'f3K'-iLIES?'2lLS''ANIM»L CO-ITRJL Ef FORTS BRING GROWLS FROM OhNERS
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DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOB RETAiOEO CITIZENS
SEE ALSO Children. '^*?P'",''?eo handicapped programs
II itis I'Uhi: ^i;jT^'s?s^§:sr Je^aISe^ rs^i'DKAPPEo programs
see also HANDICAPPED
ill \n"n lir-'^iihl'lVAll^O. RETARDED CITIZENS
TiiP?i:s^'?i!?i?P:sJ^i:!^sii:niut^s'^3R^^rhLDicAPPED
^r:AV5?^^SE^^?FiSR?raF°s:NrsJtse? ,N center
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SEE ALSO TEACHERS. OURhAM COUNTf
"iRfiL^J'tE-cSlRS-'silT IS APPROVED 3T JUDGE
DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
DURHAM LAWMAKERS FQRESEE SALARY HlRCi
RETIRING FROM CLASSROOM
JES^K^^J^r^rAlSE^rSlirMlTH ATTACKERS
TEACHERS SEFK RAISE
"""Si? i^i'n'l^tl-^illli ;?a?i{Jf'2'^S0CIAT,0N
COUNTY Champs
nwRMAM COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE ,^^,-c
DURHAM ^™r^'p a„,, cTY ATTORNEYS 3FF1CE
OELOiTCHE JOINS COUNTY POARD
ChEEkS and FAREWELL. LESTER
omen honured
Durham county Bar association
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. OURHAM
^^So-yi'l^i^N B'VilSS N 3 -S^L.-^LICENSE MADE
:hi.ii ir^jiiKroihu ^r°BArG<Sup'?SEsinENT
nuBHAM COUNTY PAR »|"4 f { ' g^iVj ."- ' ""
GETTING READY FOR PIT PICKIN
BHAM CfluMY POAkO OF EDUCATION
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10
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6/18/93 A
6/30/93 A
7/01/93 A
N J56
P S76
P S76
0A6
T32
S 2 10/17/83 a 2 P P M66
HONTHLr/AMM UAL rNOEX b
l/ni/B3 - li/31/93
OBur, PJLICY JN alFNOa
LACK OH MDNiY HICHT SQUfEIE 0' I V I NO COUPSF
Bn«S\f?rUcK'fT?°'-' '"'"'' *''"-"«°o pSlicv
CQuNry eoAxn r.iuES up tobacco
COUNrr SCHOOL UOADO gets RIO IF SOMF PROPERTY
fS'VAP'^S?*?.!.^*^^?!^ SEEK qe«CVAL OF LE?TEPS
Zc'^'-„S'^ TEACHERS' SUIT IS APPROvFO BY JUDGE
?f"ok"'^l'"^ '■'>"° '° "f SCHOOL TOPIC
SCHOOL POARO SETS CALENDAR FO! NEXT YEAR
OURHAH COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ADTPTS CALENDAR
PUP'L SHIFT LIMED TO RACIAL "ALANCE
hEaRINu set on SHIFTING STUOE-ITS
COUNTY EYES STUDENT SHIFTS
BFTHESOA gets LYNNHAVEN PUPILS
BETHESOA TO GET LYNNHAVEN STUTENTS
HOUSE PASSES XILEAGE BILL
oOAPD Changes meeting place
TRANSFER WILL BE EYED
dOARO AGAINST AUJIT PROPOSAL
SCHOOL nOARO OKS TRANSFER
PARENTS CRlnCUE bROAOMOOR M]«F
TEACHERS GET CAREER STATUS
2,5^K°9t,'"'''"^'"-S IfrENO SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION
?^SS?Y^^!S^0L"Bis?5^^I?^ ^SRo'^^gR'fS^I SCHoSc^r'""
i2ii'oJ;s''E?rA?T?K^i;j?\!;tJE?r'= '"'°'''- '"'"'
CREST ST. SCHOOL VOTE SET
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DODGE CLINT PO^ ISSUE
r^^l? 'tr'^'-?,"" COME UP AGAIN ^
H ^ Icl PE^^^PS^E^riGll^ ?3g.^^^5oi,^
c'oSnV? ^?HSsrcoH^t:;?sts''""^' "°^'^^^"
R?t?< ^Rnul-^o-^tc^lir REQUEST TO RESET MEETING
BLACK GROUP iPuKESMEN ON AGENDA
BLACK EDUCATORS TO AIR CONCER'IS
f c"k GR*asp^Aij i"orst^h.r2]tros\'' """^^ ^^"°°^^
ia'S^CHif,G"ETc.^SSfY^??K§ori^^fNt^JR^i,^c"E FIRM
CHEJNING TEACHER TO REQUE S T H? ip I NG
^?,VnIT.,"t:'39';L':'EEO ai-ACK ADVISORY PANEL
TUTORIAL EDITORIAL "INCORRECT'
EDITORIAL GAVE ' «RUNG-SIDED' V I E J
i?2no!"I',^S„''9y'-° "f'-'' COUNTY TUTORIAL PROGRAM
SCHOOL BOARD TO RESPOND TO RE^UFiT
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT RFQUEST NIXEO
PUNISHMFNT REPORTS WANTED ON : AHE DAY
I u"S?t ?c°;iSSL"i^i»^^\?xSi%!'N^?t^7Rrg?ij'°''
^f?2?^TS^?R'g?ElT^^'r,'^^^0?^?l"Ac'LV"^^^^°'''"''
}ilZ% BOARD TO PRESENT RESPONSE
sc'io"^" '4lhVa''io^,'r°)i'o,l° "'''' "^^"""^ """"^5
STUDENTS JILL GET GYM USE
CPUTCHFIELC: TRY TO SETTLE CO«PLAINrs LOCAllY
U-4KFA50NA«LF DEMANDS DESERVING OF REJECTION
MAYBE PARENTS COULD TUTOR AFTER SCHOOL
2|:'p??K,9M°U^,.''J'™ EXPLAINS pSoCEdSrES
CB^irts FiSeo f£»CHE« =IRING
roMS^'-.S"?"" "CITES TO FIRE MRS. CRUMP
CRUMP CONSIDERING LEGAL ACTION IN FIRING
c";%"ao^^rs!s^^?s^^f ::y^y" c" aT ??^5^
c\ir:ifT^i"?^??rTrH?5^fs^ "? I r'"^'"'"^ °^ ""^"^
glSHISSAL OF TEACHER WAS NOT 1Nh5ma«IF ""
S?'sirSslr'?S^/IuST'' ''"' ' ""EORM.NCE
FIRING TEACHER NOT RACISM
'^,,.'?^f ^5 REOuIRES KESPONSIalLI TY
rnui?5 ?rSS^, J'^o^JS^PED IN DURHAM COUNTY SCHO
aTIL^'.S?2'-1pSSS"a?;1' '°'-"^' O" RELIGIOUS ACT
°lulVof.Mtt'c^'W^' '°*''° " EDUCATION
IS^SS'-„I!'f?l''".iO'<KS--"»l-FWAY
SUBJECTS
PAGE ^',i
I/IT/B",
ISSUE
OOLS
"S
OF THE YEAR
f?m ?T?^'*Jr^^4 "f ^ SCHOOL TRiNSFERS
trHoi^ED SCHOOL BUILDINGS MAY GET ALARMS
!?rM?NtrSi!aSS^I?5"^ "" 5o^IV?iN^°To sCHoo
RFGINA Carver of carrington county's teacher
o^S"i:'JXF;!c"T"!5^o?ii^TE""''^"'^"
S 2^;gS^?Y^5^Lg'?lT^°?TXgJSf^''3J^ 5^ii°r
school ira,\sfer refused
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, 3UDGET
SEf„*CSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
correction'""-^ aUESTlON MATCHING GROUPS' FUNDS
Ifj'S;^!- ?C)ARO APPROVES BUDGET
SCHOOL SUPERVISORS TO RECEIVE 11,500 SALARY SUPPLEMENTS
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
A'c^t7s;;,"5o?°c'S2^Lft;i??.=?g"F'^,?H'c^^§L"A'c\i.%^\^r'* ''"°°''
'^"efin'h".4?.hVkiii.l''^' BY^^Jp'^S^N^^^EnV SSo^^E
£SVc"Si'''','",'^'-ES SESET OCTOBER ELECTIONS
FILING FOR SCHOOL BOARD RACE JILL OPEN AT NOON TUESDAY
Durham county board of ELtCTIUNS
SEE ALSO ELECTION LaSs
^^f, ?t5C "l'^- 30ARD OF ELECTION',
ELECTIONS TO BE TOPIC
DOUBLE OPPORTUNITY
tlLUSTRATFS VOTING
2I,'??^'',!'^95 3 NEW POLLING PLA-ES
PllECINCT CHANGES REVEALED ^ "^^
DATE
S I
E L
C PG L
1/17/B3
1/18/S3
l/lB/83
l/ia/83
2/On/R3 I
2/08/83 ;
2/IT/93 ,
2/18/83 I
2/21/83 (
2/22/81 !
2/22/83 /
3/08/63 [
3/17/83 r
3/21/83 C
3/22/B3 t
3/22/83 C
3/26/83 C
3/30/83 A
''/05/83 A
',/a6/e3 A
',/06/83 C
•</as/m A
<>/u/a3 c
ii/lS/BS A
'>/l''/B3 13
',/i')/83 a
<./26/83 B
4/28/83 C
5/03/83 6
5/03/83 A
5/03/83 6
5/03/83 A
5/17/83 0
5/17/83 3
5/17/83 C
5/17/33 C
6/07/83 B
6/07/83 B
6/l<>/83 A
6/28/P3 E
7/03/83 A
7/05/83 A
7/06/83 A
7/06/83 C
7/07/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/07/63 C
7/13/83 A
7/U/83 A
7/19/83 A
7/22/83 A
7/26/83 A
7/28/83 A
7/28/63 0
7/28/63 C
7/2')/33 B
7/30/83 A
7/31/fl3 C
3/01/83 C
9/02/63 a
3/02/83 a
9/02/83 A
8/02/93 B
8/03/83 A
8/0')/83 A
8/09/83 C
a/lI/83 C
8/15/83 A
8/16/83 C
3/16/63 C
8/17/83 A
8/11/83 A
9/20/83 A
9/21/83 D
8/22/83 A
8/23/83 A
a/2'./83 A
8/26/83 A
8/2')/n3 A
9/07/83 B
9/07/63 C
9/1 3/83 A
9/15/83 A
9/19/83 C
9/20/83 A
9/22/83 C
10/13/83 A
10/18/83 C
11/07/83 C
11/08/83 A 1
11/08/83 R
11/22/83 B
11/22/33 A
12/03/83 A
12/05/93 C
12/06/33 A
12/09/83 C
12/20/93 A 1
12/20/83 A 1
1 2
1
N E05
N
N EOS
P S76
N W24
N E05
N EOS
N W2<.
N
W24
N
F05
N
N
F05
N
Ffl5
N
^24
N
F05
N
W2<.
N
w/".
N
W^".
N
H05
N
t05
N
N X57
N B81
N EOS
N EOS
N W2'.
N COS
L
N W24
N
N C05
N W24
N COS
E
N
N C05
N
W21,
N
H2<,
N
(05
N
W2<,
F
N
N
N
A5*
N
N
(.05
N
(.05
b
N
N CDS
N W24
N COS
E
N
W24
N
(.05
F
N
SB?
N
N
W?*,
N
W24
N
W/i
N
COS
N
N
W2*
P
5(6
N
W/i,
N
( 05
F
N
C05
N
M24
N
ro5
N
M/>4
N
C05
S 2 5/D3/83 B
H 2 5/10/93 A
S 2 11/08/83 B
H 2 11/17/83 A
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
7/07/33
7/08/83
7/25/83
7/25/93
9/17/83
10/07/33
12/12/93
12/13/83
12/30/93
1/07/83 6 1
1/17/93 C 1
l/2'./83 C 1
2/0',/83 A 1 1
2/04/63 b 1
N EOS
N
N COS
N
N COS
N COS
N
P C56
P R91
N
N B8 1
I M 0 £ X
12/31/63
S U b J t C T S
PAT.E !'•'•
I/IT/S".
iiF-^nfBAT^ rn MULL APPOINTEES
-hTtE SLATE ROUSES IRT Of bLAl
DEincsATsCHanse ELECT lONS^-^o*
OeTo LEAJERS TRIED TC PPEVENT
KACIALLY PASEO POLITICS rtARM T
?it precincts: -e t»y rn fimo
AfTFR •.2 YEARS AT THE POLLS. S
HIGM^CHOOL LIbRARlANS TO BE M
PARK.oao PIPE '»» ''■JI^ 'I.SfcJ
ELECTIONS aOAPO CERTAIN TARGET
2 SoTEkS CROUPS GO TO COURT Tl
DlJRHAVO£»dCR ATS LOOK, _Ta^|Lm
g'niSS oFELEeHoNS cSanges-p
ELECTION 60AR0 CHANGES PROPOSr
npSncRATic Chairman upsets El-
UaguE sOpports voter-Registra
aniRO -ILL PROVIDE TAPES OF y1
VOTER TAPES TO PE HADE PUBLIC
EfECTIJNrioABO IS KEEPING ITS
LEARN NC TO VOTE A SI-PLE "?-,
DURHAM VOTER LISTS ej^ECTIS ^3
PRECINCT OfflCERS ARE NAMED
SPAriLOI'.G dORKER QUITS »S SPEC
?DE.R VOTER- LETTERS GO TO OEA
CD.-.fuSlHG RULES 8FSET OCTOBER
PR MARY ATTRACTS 25J OF REGIS!
CHALLENGERS MATCH, EXCEED SPE>I
TR2NSfER''METH0D CHANGES SOUGHT
aOAPO GIVES OFFICIAL FIGURES 1
Sa?o5al CONTEST TOPPED SPENDPl
KS
Rfl MEMESERS
gLATK-.IHITt CLASH
URHAM COUNTY
ORDER IN CHAOS ,,,,,
HE STILL LOVES POLITICS
AHED REGISTRARS
I'lG
FOB TEUCCRATS
GET ELECTIONS BOARD TAPE
IONS. GOALS
POSED
CTIONS "^OARD Changes
TION BILL
TER LISTS
COMMITMENT
ESS
S.<ELL
IAL VOTER REGISTRAR
0 PEOPLE
ELECTIONS
EREO VOTERS
OI.'jG OF INCUMBENTS
RY ELECTION UNIT
N lulsOAVS CITY ELECTION
G
II JtlS FRP^E^I' ;"||? ^^^vuS'-ITI^ENS ON PROPERTY REVIEW PANELS
^^u^^sHif l^sSp slHo:?3Rl?^5^oBAcco
^?J?,gLS"s^!^NSl'Srrs\"p^i.rot.'?S/S^CISION
DURHAM COUNTY 5J'i°,°P V^titt. TH D=PT.
\ib:it^'^i:i^\n ntir^ «.ok problem
nuHHAM COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH, BUOSET jpfNolNG LESS
^SiiNfl "litis gEptSfSsN? SuJiifs LO-ER BUDGET PLAN
""'".a i?^?'5uRS*Ai''cOUNT?'oEPT5"F' SOCIAL SERVICES
CHEESE. BUTTER DOLE LIMITED
McSe ELIGIBLE FOR FREE FOOD
rilJlui^OF^OBLESs'sTRAINS SERVICES
niHhl^l?rA'?D°^JoS'S^C*rPIENTS. CHECKS
ADULT CARE FEES DROPPED
DURHAM COUNTY BJ"0 OF SOCIAL SERVICES. BUDGET ^^^^^^
"!3^'Lli5^^s:Eh°M;=°v^Jis^^?c^,....-c,Es
DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS
iin^i::^if5^s?trJLr?!"^E^?Ei?^s'ys^5uRH.M
^'^I^^^^JIB ?S"^k^EV,F.ED IN FALL BY STATE
'^?i':"rjHii^iAlT TOO IaTE TO i^KE EMERGENCY PLAN?
3!^isTER-c"NTR0L Jc^N'ts NEAR COMPLETIUN
""'m 'A^fo'cof/Rf" gSRHrfoUNTY
^1u?n^r:c?sMrpS^ILlf:p5?Ej"T^"5u^^?i^fER
MENTAL HEALTH BUDGET APPROVED
''^"^e'e ^['^S'pui^rS'c'firc'SuNCIL. CITY-COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM C0o;;|V5CH00LS^sSpPLFmPNTAL SCHOOL TAX
III a'L S S^G""s's3ulTI^nF c5j^Vy COMMISSIONERS
ROUSEc'S APPOINTMENT CHANGE
?Sm-ISSI0NERS^T0 MEET TON GHT
CITY. COUNTY PROGRESS IN "82
COMMISSIONERS MEET TONIGHT
I^^Sfs^'i!^!? lT».".lll'iif^l^ii TEER AND CITIZEN
Si;r?N;E"'MElTlSG?''lRE BEST SHO-S IN TOWN
|^?il°^irL^V^;:5! SSrSi^Et? ?y^l?RUCT,VE
illl.ni'n'a'iMTU PUBLIC SERVANTS
POLITICiL QUALIFICATIONS TEST
L^r^nkS^^^lM^BS^^iJjE^^FrRM DM FRANCHISE
REVALUATION SPECIFICATIONS "£^'|f?,„c
3 "n "^nImPs'^s^t ^^o^mI^ 'rr.] « m ' Author I ty
S^-uS^'^?il?%^JrAT?rl?EKING LOWEST BIOS
r"obiH:t''JS"Mi.rsl^O^?fs FAVOR : .njENS ON PROPERTY REVIEW PANELS
RALFIGH AUTO DEALER FAILS TO ENTER HIU
Vnf/o'ni'iA'll'it, TO CUT SEWER RATES
CAR BID MESS-UP tJPLAlNEO
ir^VlLVll^^To I'all S°N EQUATION BOARD
LAKE FlTON HEZONING on agenda
DATE
2/ii/n3
2/23/"3
2/23/R3
2/2'./P3
2/2S/P3
2/26/B3
3/06/83
<./07/B3
<./l2/e3
5/01/S3
5/02/03
5/02/93
5/ll/fl3
5/U/R3
5/15/63
6/01/63
6/21/83
6/21/63
6/22/83
7/01/63
7/l'./63
8/12/63
8/12/63
9/10/83
<)/l5/R3
9/17/63
10/12/63
U/0'./63
11/09/63
11/10/83
11/11/83
11/30/63
PG L P 3YL
N S83
N S5 1
3
10
5
I
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
2/18/93 A
2/29/83 A
5/18/83 C
5/2<./63 B
5/2<./83 B
H 2 2/25/63 B
S 2 2/25/83 A
5 2 6/01/63 C
H 2 6/D2/83 B
N 881
U H',9
N
N S93
N S51
N S51
N S8 3
N S51
N
N 651
N
N S82
N COS
P C56
N J56
N
N S51
N
N J56
N J5h
N J56
P KIO
N H90
N B81
N B81
N COS
N M23
N 881
H 2
S 2
M 2
S 2
3/25/83 A
3/25/83 C
1/27/83
1/27/83
2/2'./83
2/25/63
i,/2«/«3
<./28/»3
5/27/83
6/24/63
3/25/83
9/25/83
I
N M23
7
N 681
N 681
N M23
» L3a
n W2'.
N "91
N J56
3/31/63 C 1
5/27/83 A 1
3/02/83
3/05/63
6/01/63
6/02/63
6/09/63
7/19/83
7/20/83
9/10/83
N M23
N BUI
N
N F30
N M23
N M23
N K90
N J56
I P N J56
S 2 3/22/83 B 10
H 2 3/22/83 0 1
H 2 3/25/63 A 16
1/03/63 C
1/04/83 b
1/04/83 A
1/04/83 e
1/05/93 A
1/05/83 C
1/05/83 C
1/06/83 A
1/06/83 C
1/07/83 A
1/09/63 0
1/11/83 A
1/14/83 A
1/19/83 A
1/18/83 B
1/19/63 a
1/22/83 C
1/22/83 A
1/29/83 6
1/29/83 A
2/05/93 A
2/06/63 B
2/08/83 D
2/10/63 A
2/17/83 A
2/18/63 A
2/19/63 C
2/21/83 C
2/22/83 B
2/22/63 B
2/22/83 d
2/28/63 A
3/05/83 1)
H
s
s
H
s
s
s
s
H
H
S
H
H
s
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
s
H
s
H
s
H
H
S
s
H
N Bai
N M23
N M23
5
L
N B81
N M23
P
N 681
N B51
N S83
N nsi
13
N
N M23
N B6I
N H23
F
E
S M23
N 681
•1 M23
N B81
N
N M23
E
N 981
MCJUrHLr/AN
"UAL 1 N 0 E «
1/01/83 - ia/31/33
Subjects
Page 21.5
I/IT/Si,
COUNTY sruuiES Cutting costs if seuer sekuite
CrlAHGEi GKTI ON LAKE «0»05 StKVICE
S';S'',t"*l^^^'-'^" "N BLALOCK R0A1"; FATE
'«?s'L8s?r?;E'u;^?cSn" '°^'"' "^'"^' ^^"'
."OTESJS BAR RELOCATION Of PR:!Gn AH ^°
r ^^^ rLivF!E"-?^%^^"r4yN\^sr^?=
2k'?"j;;s^rf:xiPfacGf^^^M2^Tt;is ^^ ^"""^ '«' »°"°
DATE
C PG L P SYL
t?32'5n'Scl55 '5KFD TO OK H [ N3 R I T £ S POLICY
n*?„'° ^^EK OURMAM approval for BONOS TO BUY III
aOARO MOVES TOWARD AFF I R MA TI V= AC T I ON PLAN
COUNTY STUDYING NE» HIRING PLAN
COMHISSIQNERS OK FINANCING WITH REVENUE BONO?
COUNTY WISE TO APPROVE AFF IR MA T I Vf - AC T I ON PL AN
DURHAM COMMISSIONERS, OE VE LOP= R S A T TODS
ZONING Rules too complex. buiCoers say
COUNTY panel to eye BIJOrET
°Sy£V3'"'ENT ORDINANCE IS REVISEO
HOSPITAL LAUNDRY ON AGENDA
oS'JSi"'^''^'" N'"' OK LAUNDRY TONIGHT
N?J''?0*tL""A'RET5^Jo'- " "''S"'^^ ^•'JNDRY
J2^siiES?''s^A%,jg f^s?^;,^"'^ °" ^'^^°«^
C^E's^T'^ISc'SngrtSTE^^Ff-'" '" """"^ """'^
^?£7[lL^c'::ai^°?S5l uTA^lAfii"-^ '°' '"^^
^"ARO RULES AGAINST RJR QM L El f TAX
01 PARK LAND
WOES
ANTINUISE LAW
?;'SPI'AL DENIES BIAS AGAINST alaCKS
CONTROL NOW CAN PREVENT FUTUR- WILD-ANIMAL
2 LITIES WANT CONTROL OF LAND AninAL
COUNTY BOARD TO CONSIDER I-<.0, ANTINUISF L
•PUSH-BUTTON- NOISE LAW DRAFTED
filJ'S"':""'* COMMITTEE TO EYE I -40 DEVELOPMENT
koAOn rf^'^r"^!^^" MONITORING GROUP "^^^
BOARD T(j RECEIVE JOB-FAIRNESS PLAN
i; c^2s???Ej°A^ij,;ifSJs?rixiEc"Tji^~ ^-'•
iS^fHi^T^E^rlll'SfM?^ °" AFF,R.ATfvl°ACT,ON PLAN
COMMISSIONtRS OK AFFIRMATIVE ICTION PLAN
NEW COUNTY HIRING PLAN IS A VITAL 5IGN OF FA1I1UE5.:
C 5M"il^l'0%%"l ^A^TIIwE^°'L^fN?'ii f' N
2 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OPPOSE SALES TAX INfRFA^F
Sni?S'.fi?S/'f'? i^i'^'"^ ON monoIy" ^ * INCREASE
BOARD VOTES 3-1 FOR ANIMAL LAV
WILD ANIMAL LAW GETS NOD
DURHAM SALES TAX GETS THUMBS TOWN
Ji.'^f CHALLENGE FOR ABC POSITION FAILS IN 8-7 VOTE
^r^n iit.v^.i,"t\i\ ¥Jf ?Er *"""'
M^C0SSY^?^gN°lR^^^?CK"TJ,R^"t;;T?g?l^?E^^Si;lT?^^^"^
v-"o'."n-io'!°iN'rE\°^^c\?i^""'""^'°'' "°"
JETIREMfNT AREA PERMIT SOUGHT
rn,t;STv'DF';ljT?'"!5^,'''*""" °N POLLUTION
PANF, J^FrrJ^^??""*'' BAN ON I-4D DEVELOPMENT
L"?p"hAl'°B~Pn"^"^'"°SJI?^!y7lON CENTER
?S5N}J*t-irgSN*^f^SHj? ^l^n '° UISCRlSlNATION
SS;*!!!;''^'' JURISDICTION MAY BE EXTENDED
ty2?2 LS^?!'?^" "I'NNING RTP SEWER LINES TO WAKE SIDE
0^lF-f?iA\^?"iS!oi«°AG"l5%?'fe^vf^pS%"°'^°^"'''""
COUNTY IS RESTRICTING DEVELOPMENT ON I-<,0
iETR^\?S5?"uN"glLrE°;j9tF'^°^°-"^- °^"''
Sfi3?'l?i?^!S5Nf?^SEiR'g° ^"°^
LrM?^l?"R|^iSS^|Ei^ "^ '°« -a'^N.'ry' ARTS CENTE
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DUPHAH COUNTY OEPT. OF MFurAL HEALTH
SEE OURHAH COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
DURHAM COunTY DcPT. OF MENTAL HEALTHt ALCr)HOLISM UNIT
SEE ALCOHOLIC JEHAoILTTATTQN CEITER, nuRHAM, N.C.
nuRHAM COUNTY OEPT. flf PUBLIC WELFARE
SEE DURHAM CJUNTy DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
DURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILItS WITH OEPFNOENI CHILDREN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEF
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF SOCIAL S^KVICES
SEE ALSO SHARf YUUR CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SERVICtSi N.C.
HC AR Ti^AR MI NC
CHEESE CIVEAJAY STARTS TUESDAY
FREE CHEESE, BUTTER TO PE GIVFN TO POOR
FUEL AID FOR POTR HAS RUN OUT
5. '.00 NEEDY FAMILIES RECEIVE 5URPLC/S U.S. CHEESE, dUTTER
iiELFArlE uORK DELAY COULD ORAH PENALTIES
WELFARE FAMILIES MAY RECEIVE PENALTY MONEY
STATE TO PAY tsn BECAUSE OFp=LAY
DURHAM SUCIAL SERVICES APPLIXATION IS DELAYED
CHEES' GIVEAWAY LIMITED TO FODO-STA^P RECIPIENTS
CHEESE, BUTTER DOLE LIMITED
EYPANOcO GIVEAWAY URGED
JUDGE HEARS ARGUMENTS ON WELFARE PROCESSING
SOCIAL AGE'JCIES SAY APPLICATMNS STILL HIGH
CHEFSF, BUTTER HANDED OUT TO ?,SnO OiJRHAM HOUSEHOLDS
CITWE-/S PROTESTING 3UTTER, CHEESF LIMITS
nUDGINS- PROPOSAL WOULD GIVE TAIRY PRODUCTS TO ELDERLY
PROGRAM NFEOS HFLP, NOT PROTESTS
FREE FuCiD DECISION PROTESTED
BOABO MCVES TOWARD AFFIRMATIV= ACTION PLAN
COMMISSIONERS OK FINANCING WITH BFVFNUE bONDS
DURHAM PESintNTS MAY GET MORE SURPLUS FOOD
COUNTY IS STUDYING GIVEAWAY E'PANSIOfi
DURHAM TEEN NEEDS SPECIAL CAR?
hOMFBOUNO people Can GET AID
NEEDY KFSIDENTS MAY GFT HELP
',,700 FAMILIES GET CHEESE
APPLICATIONS BEING TAr<EN FOR FREE CHEESE, BUTTER
A MAUNET FOR TmE JOBLESS
STAMP RULES CHANGING
FOSTcR HU-ES SOUGHT FOR DURHA" CHILDHFN
CHANGFS EXPECTED IN FOOD GIVEAWAY
FOSTER Children
STORIES UF FOOU-STAMP CUTS FAILING TO RUFFLE OFFICIALS
COUNTY HOPES TO CUT STAMP ERROR RATE
CHEESF GIVEAWAY BACK ON FOR NF X T MONTH
FEES GIVEN OK IN CUSTODY CASES
GROUP WILL EXAMINE DURHAM REST HOMES
DURHAM COUNTY IS LOWEST IN CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS
FOOD GIVEAWAY TO START EARLY TO BEAT HEAT
INTERIM AID TO Pt REPAID FROM RECIPIENTS' CHECKS
CARDS FOR ELIGIBILITY TO BE LATE NEXT MONTH
DON'T LIMIT FAMILY-CABE HOMES
FILM TO REPLACE PAPER DFLUGE
CHANGES COULO HURT MEDICARE PrTIENTS
DURHAM SEEKS TO RECOVER S<,00,TOn IN WELFARE
RULES TIGHTFNEU CN CH I LD-SUPPT RT PAYMENTS
FUEL ASSISTANCE RFCiUESTS JUMP
NUTRITION PROGRAM CHANGFS DB AJ DURHAM COMPLAINTS
FUEL NEEDS LIKELY TO RISE IN luRHAM
wE'OE CHEATED our OF tAOO.ODD
deadline set fob getting heating aid
deadline is tomorrow for fuel aid reouests
families get yule food
durham called generous
Durham county dept. of social services, iuoget
SEE also ourhah county board of social services, budget
social sebvicfs seeks budget of f-i-i million
social services to seek more tdunty funds
commissioners ok financing with revenue bonos
Durham county oept. of social services, child support enforcement unit
SEE ALSO AID to families WITH OrPEiJDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD SUPPORT
UNPAID CHILD SUPPORT BIG PROBLEM IN DURHAM
TAX MONEY HELPS SUPPORT CHILO'EN
ENFORCEMENT NEEDED IN CHILD SJPPQRT CASES
STRONGER EFFORT IS NEEDED TO INFORCS SUPPORT ORDERS
STEADY CAINS MADE TO GET CHlLO SUPPORT
FOOD STAMPS
durham county dept. of social services,
see food stamps
Durham county education program
see durham county schools. cqmmjnity education pro^iram
Durham county educational assistants association
see also durham city schools. teacher aides
students receive scholarships
durham county emergency preparedness
see durham county civil pr £p are") ne s s
durham county extension office
see durham county agricultural extension office
DURHAM COUNTY FaIR
FAIR MANAGER WANTS BLUE SKY
DURHAM MET 1-DAY FAIR WITH GLEE
■BOUND AND 'ROUND SHE GOES
BALLOONS A.lO THRILLS AT THE FAIR
FAR ING WELL
OPERATOR CLOSES FAIR
BOARD TO MEET ON COUNTY FAIR
FAIR BIDES, POOTHS BACK IN BUSINESS
WEAThFR DAMPENS COUNTY FAIR PfODUCE ENTRIES
DURHAM FAIR REOPENS
FAIR INCIDENT SHOWS GAMBLING INCONSISTENCY
A CLOUO OVER THE FAIR
GAMING Charge KILLED
DA DISMISSES COUNTY FAIR GAMBLING CHARGE
DURHAM COUNTY FAIR WINNERS ANNOUNCED
DURHAM COUNTY FINANCE DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. BJDGET
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U
L57
H 2
9/27/83
A
1 P
P
M66
H 2
9/27/83
c
1 P
P
M66
S 2
9/27/83
c
1 P
P
B66
H ?
9/28/83
A
1
N
A5<,
S 2
9/28/83
A
1
N
J56
H 2
9/29/83
A
1
N
ASA
S 2
9/29/83
A
6 P
F
J06
S 2
9/29/83
C
1
N
J56
S 2
9/30/83
A
t,
E
H 2
10/01/83
A
4
E
H 2
10/07/83
A
10
N
A5*
S 2
10/07/83
C
8
N
S 2
10/13/83
A
5
N
0
S
I
UN TmL V/AN
B J E C T S
1/17/8".
C PG L P BYL
l2rn^SPI?Ars"l'*AOM'l5llON Of ALCOHOL ICS
i?I SiVFN LAaORATORY EQUIPM6NI
lfESiS^^'^C??.fEryTS^N|« HOME
i^rpt?AL'°c;Sr Jnti^Jes'-ith ;atch6s. flashlights
Wrbi i^n ::iis.??r?o^?" spe.o,«<. closely
-«-iLsnrY,5r'^"uR-Ts"^HM^uit'""^°'""°"^
^;!rPITAt"iIfoiME°/DAV?^Nl"UlER ON RECOBO-KEEP .NO
HQSP riC lIr IS ACCREDITED
:;h ^B^I-i^^'jaiL? Sf[l?..rED by comhissio.
OURHA«jnu,m^CENERAL HOSPITAL. ADMSS.O.S
-?^2 ^^^S'lL^O^^Et^H — :OHOLA.OORUOTREAT.E.TPROCR.H
foUSTrSfNl^A^^S^S EST fOR ALCOHOLIC waRO DK-O
iLCOHOL TREATMENT CLINIC MOV I- G
ro'»'-,U'^N? 'Tn r.l S?Tg I? "a?ION CENTER
^A?ro l-^^cES??R'i=i?f !;e^/::s^i
SgS?Ttal STUDIES DRUG PROGRAM
5"out'p5t|^"nt'sSJgERY FAVORED
QUTPAIIENI SURGERY
?rNit rp^pS^v^rnrNSRyso^Rh^st^cLisic
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, AWARDS
SEE ALSO AkarOS
ir/rr.^iT.inn ^oui't^i^aL.y
MONEY-SAVING IDEAS BOOST SALA-IY
nu»HAM^COUNTYG|NERAL_HOSPITALj^BE.S
"-'T. ^^i^ C^a:jS?^H3§^?}lrioRT"go^5o'S^^fl&^TEES
°"""*3uSSi:i'?oSrTl"SW.??^rR'5^Ms^V3i5sTMORE
5^?Tc^IJPa^PTrMltWc'^S'JEhlCARE PLAN
DURHAM COUNTY &£N£RAL HOSPITAL. C AV DYSTR I PEKS
"^^5^rsA-°si^'K'nrn ^fTor ne- york. .o»oan
DuRMAH^COUNTY^GENcRAL ^HOSPITAL, ^CHARLMN^^j^ ^^^^^ p , , ,, j,y„,NC CRISES
DURHAM COUNT. "''?"^KS5El;^n5s""' """"'""
"Li'lfTE^FoCinSoR hSIpHAL LAUNDRY
iSillt H'gL'kiSEE?'^orK^VREATMENT OFFICE
-«ii^ ^.?^;;'iuiri'!"A^s."?^?5i'^- ^°'"
rl5ibF""H^|p5?nK^rTESTS STUDIED
°"""*!;o's?V?"'i'-A?SUE?'GH'^!T?i;rS TO PAY
??a- PAYING HURTS HOSPITAL
TOUCH METHOD JUSTIFIED
°-'T,t l°.TM EE3^"T^H3?l?r.rfolK^°r-IJoYEEs
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. GERIATRIC UNIT
SEE ALSO AGIMG
III ;tlo sInIo"c"tU = NS. HEALTH CARE
"nOst^TAL TO OPEN UN T FOR ELDERLY
SoSPIIAL SETTING UP UNIT FOR AGED
""""'IIo'srV?!' 85sls'hf?°niNs'^0fe*32?JSlNG LAUNURY
S 2 12/10/83 A
H 2 1/Q1/H3 B
i/oi/ni
i/n/nj
J/10/B3
3/10/n3
3/17/83
'./31/83
4/11/83
<,/28/83
'./2<>/e3
5/02/83
6/16/83
9/23/93
10/21/83
10/23/83
11/11/83
11/12/93
12/07/83
12/08/63 B
12/30/83 •
2/10/83
2/2<./»3
2/24/83
4/l'./83
a/21/93
6/26/83
6/26/83
6/29/83
r
N M21
r
1 P
M M2 3
r
N
N «^30
N
r
N M23
r
N
N M23
c
N M23
L
r
N J56
p
N
F
I P
N M*.5
A
M J56
L
N J56
R
I P
N
A
N J5&
N M23
N "^30
N M23
A
I 3
N H23
A
N
A
10
N
H 2 10/l'./93 A <.
2/28/83 A 3
s ?
3/16/83 A 1
H 2
3/17/83 A 7
5 2
<./07/83 C 1
H 7
i,/o<)/a3 A 10
S 2
i,/29/83 C 1
H 7
9/19/83 B L
S 2
9/l")/n3 C I
S ?
9/20/83 0 1
S 7
11/11/93 A 1
S 2
12/15/83 C 1
N
M73
N
M7 3
N
SiO
N
M23
N
N
M?3
N
881
N
156
N
156
N
156
N
Jb6
S 2 1/13/83 C
H 2 1/20/63 A
H 2 12/16/83 A
5 2 12/16/93 A
1/13/83
1/13/83
<./03/83
1 N M23
<. E
I N AS*
9 N J56
5 P P R9 1
S 2 a/03/83 All N J56
H 2 5/12/83 A 1 N S30
S ? 5/12/83 C N M23
I 2 9/27/83 A I N J56
H 2 8/16/83 U 1 P N
H 2 2/06/93 E I P F 830
H 2 <./12/93 A 1 P F 830
S 2 12/17/93 A 5 P N J36
„ 2 7/l<./93 b 5 N fl30
c7 T/l'i/P3C 6 NJ50
I 2 12/15/93 B 6 N BJO
S 2 3/10/93 CI N H23
S 2 U/10/83 A 1 N J56
5 2 2/10/83 C I N M23
H 2 2/15/83 A «. E
S 2 9/H/B3 » I N J'b
H I f/u/ej B I N
5 2 1/04/93 B I N M23
HQf4rHLY/4
NnlUAL I.VOEjC
1/01/83 - U/31/93
Subjects
PAGE 2*9
1/17/8*
i.;ijND*Y heaking SLAren tuesoav
Jiu^'^ "°kVJ,i'- 0'510REE ON PLAN TQ Mnvf LAUNDRY
AGENCY: MDSPITAL NEEDS DM LAJNDRY i-»i'inuht
fnSI?f?5,??f'*^ HEARING ON HOSPITAL LAUNDRY
iS'il'it'^^ "*^ LAUNDRY SERVICE U3ULD SAVE
HOSPITAL LAUNDRY GETS NOD "J"'-" '""I:
LAUNDRY NO- JP TU COMM I S S lONE* 5
ti?l?, '','"'' CAN'T HALT LAUNDRY PLANS
HOSPITAL LAUNDRY ON AGENDA
^H'JSi^^'"''^''^ "'" D'< LAUNDRY rUNICHl
BOARD ALLa,<S HOSPITAL TO CONSTRUCT LAUNDRY
COUNTY GENERAL TO ACCEPT RIDS ON LAUNDRY
LAUNDRY BIOS ARE ADVERTISED '-'"NDR*
HOSPITAL LAUNDRY TO BEGIN SOO'I
= 9^S"J!: ^^^° O^'^" LAUNDRY CONTRACT
FIRM LOSES LAUNDRY SUIT
unJ^'I'l-rti"'"""' CONSTRUCTION HALTED
oSt-PATIENT SFRtfc'E"'*'' *^ °""'' *" "'"^^^ HOSPITAL
"^J^li 'f POUND FOR HOSPITAL LAUNDRY
HOSPITAL ADDITION PLANS MIN APPROVAL
WRONG HOLE ERROR COS TS 1 1 30, 00 0
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. METICAL LABORATORY
DURHAM HOSPITAL LABORATORY ACIREOITED BY COMMISSION
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, NUiSES
III i[l°n SySiE^rX^pfl^S'"' ''""''• -^^"^^5
DURHAM HOSPITALS VARY SHIFTS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, PATIENTS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPUAL, ADMISSIONS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, RATES
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL, RATES
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, DURHAM, RATFS
R°r^SM"\"A^E°rI;!Mp"A^P;!fes???rL^ " '"'' "°"
DURHAM^COUNTY^GENERAL^HOSPITAL. STAFF
DOCTORS PLEDGE tSD A YEAR TO' ! I TY OF MEDICINE ORIVF
THANKS TO HOSPITAL
DURHAM C0UNTY^G6NERAL_H0SPITAL. TRAUMA UNIT
TRAUMA CENTER APPLICATION OUESTIONED
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
Hirf'^au^f'lR?"''" ' FutL'V|J,^^fSJ 0, ENTERTAINMENT.
FASHION SILHOUETTE
FAIR EMPLOYMENT PLAN STARTING
Jit^IK.*^ GLITTERS IS WINTER GD L 0
REA'Si°F%?'^;iE"S(iL'fDlJI °"' "'" """'-^ '° '"^ "°'-'°"5
ready for a holiday party
a holiday for furs and glitter
Durham county grand jury
see also jury outy
20 people held on drug counts after city ^uffo
MURDER INDICTMENT HANDED DOWN
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH OEPT.
^^ll5^T°,.?y?2c''='^°y!*^'' ^°"^° OF HEALTH
5iS^'E?i%'S^ ?JEllf!J^^Sf^DgS°' '" "'"""' ""^''
F'o'5D°SA5,SL^?lr'f^JyflD^?o"T^K'E"^^^ifE'y?o^,2^.t"
SyBLlC HEALTH wEEK POSTERS TO BE EXHin°rEO
NEm gonorrhea rife in DURHAM ■:«HinMtu
Hl!ilfM''nclTr?^5°''S2''"" "'^ES Sharply
^IJiiiv^^'^rtisyr^is'So^^r ''''''° "' °'"'^^
^ioi^'nll iUii JIKS^S ?3 ?l^i';ifAR BUS STATION
• ? \^^f ToSi^irs^c'R^2s?si- ---^"
OUT TO Lunch at bad TImf
AREN'T VITAL RECORDS VITAL?
FEri?ir?5fjo5iirY"D£'^?i?f ^"'" '^^^"^ '° «E5"^N
E5jPo;^fp:!i!jSDj3 '■ ""'''^ °' """'
SCHOOL L ICE APPEAR
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH OEPT., BUDGET
rii^t^y HEALTH OEPARTHENT ANTI'IPATES SPFNDlNr i c s <;
>3H"ISSIuNE«S WANT MORE FUNDS IN HEALTH PRnroAMt
^p2^2ilNc-J^^RE'5ESV^aJ^U£I}-" "-""""""
""'"'JnSSyr^^E^Jf'T^'^Rg^R^lMsJlj?^"
UPGRADE NURSES PAY
"""1 jti3'L""""^s[rE'cfi^«'."jfiU!;i "'^'^'"^
1^1 S ?J5'i'?^i{orR'IfiN\:i- ''"'' ^^"^^
ViilLTol'lo'nl ^^R'K'E'S'rfs°?S?s^A\^"""" '"'""'
Durham county hca.<t association
"L*i5" AMERICAN HEiRT isSOCUriON
HEART ASSnCIATION P ICK S YE AR "s OFF I C F R <;
DURHAM HEART ASSOCIATION HEAD CHOSEN
"""SI? Sor!SwN"°?jRg|J?''5ISK'E'r'' '''' ^"""
DURHAM COUNTY HOME ECONOMICS EXTENSION OFFICE
DATE C PG L P BYL
H ! 1/06/83 B 5
S 2 1/12/83 C I
H 2 1/13/83 B 5
S 2 1/19/83 C
S 2 1/21/83 C
S 2 1/31/83 C
H 2 2/03/83 A
S 2 2/03/83 B
S 2 2/l'./83 C
S 2 ',/l5/R3 C
H 2 <,/25/a3 B
S 2 './2';/83 C
H 2 i,/26/a3 A
S 2 "i/Si/SS 8
S 2 S/05/S3 C
S 2 5/31/83 C
S 2 6/09/83 C
S 2 6/10/83 A
S 2 6/30/83 A
H 2 7/01/83 A
H 2 7/08/83 A
H 2 7/l<,/a3 R
S 2 7/15/83 C
H 2 9/21/83 A
H 2 6/09/83 A 10 N 830
S 2 6/09/83 A I N M23
S 2 6/21/03 A 3 N
H 2 6/26/83 A 10 N
N
M23
N
M^l
N
M/3
1
N
M?3
N
M?1
N
M21
N
H8 1
N
M/f
N
HH1
N
M2I
N
M,* 1
N
M,>1
N
M21
N
M21
N
/•l6
N
h
N
BIO
N
J56
N
S 2 3/22/83 A
H 2
5/12/83 A
1
N R30
S 2
5/12/83 C
I
N M23
H 2
3/15/S3 A
1 3
N
H 2
6/09/83 A
10
N
S 2
6/09/83 C
2
N
S 2
6/10/83 A
4
E
H 2
a/13/83 A
4
L
S 2
3/01/83 B
4
N M23
H 2
',/26/83 A
6
P N
H 2
9/20/83 A
7
P P C56
S 2
10/29/83 A
5
P P C56
H 2
11/10/83 B
7
N
H 2
ll/l 1/83 B
2
P F H45
S 2
I l/l 1/33 B
1
P F A15
S 2
11/19/83 A
5
P P T37
S 2
12/07/83 fl
1
P P T37
S 2
12/27/83 B
3
P P T37
H 2
3/09/83 A
1
P N A54
H 2
'./13/83 B
1
N 851
S 2
4/13/83 A
1 5
N
H 2
6/07/83 B
I
N
S 2
6/07/83 A
I 1
N
H 2
7/16/83 C
10
N
H 2
2/25/83 e
I
N B30
s Z
3/12/83 A
3
N
S 2
3/30/83 A
5
N
y ^
'./01/83 B
5
N
S 2
<./19/B3 A
8
N
H 2
5/07/83 A
10
N
H 2
5/19/83 D
5
N
S 2
6/08/83 C
1
N E09
S 2
6/15/83 A
8
N C05
H 2
6/22/93 A
8
N
H 2
6/28/83 A
9
N
H ?
7/16/83 C
0
N
H 2
8/26/83 A
I
N
H 2
9/13/83 A
4
E
H 2
9/19/83 A
5
L
H 2
9/23/83 H
7
N
S ?
9/30/83 C
1 P
N J56
H 2
0/05/83 fl
7
N
S 2
O/in/83 C
I
N
S 2
0/17/83 C
1
N COS
H 2
3/25/83 A
9
N
S 2
3/25/83 C
6
N
S 2
'i/ia/83 C
1
N M23
S '
4/19/83 A
I
N M23
s ?
4/21/^3 A
4
F
S 2
6/01/83 C
1
N M2 3
S 2 10/27/83 A I N J56
S 2 10/31/83 A 4 E
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
2/25/83 n 1
4/16/83 A 3
3/03/83 B
3/04/83 C
N B3D
N M2 3
0
!3
I
T H L » / - "
1/01/fli
1 rj 0 t <
P»G6 i^O
S"-"k7'rnSTMHnths'HALl«Icr ICE SUIT oishissal
^frnX,^S'?in?'^f ' SESHUR..E
?'?^KS'['o^SEl«tv SUIT ^^^^,3, „„pnE OUESTIONS
f3iiSrMS°srS£C^^siS|| )vil^i -aces fhi. u-paio ambulance puus
Hii-^.^^^i^is^ I » ^ nss^^^xii^^iir&iEicE
OUBHAH COUNrr HUSPITAL CQRPj.^BUOC^T^^^, ^^^^
SrSS^-??iUI^T E:« C.,TI.UE0 HOSPITAL C«0-TH
°"""'5ss^^^iliKi?lf ''!"" — --"-
i^ih 55^AS^^?/peJ fo Tn KEEP sa.e tax pate
"rA?o"Tg"«ErE?ve°JOB-"'»N|SS PL« ^^„„, p,,,
ssshs^o^iirf:^" -""■"" ""
fiSfp!U;"sAlO EVADING DISCRIMINATION WOES^^,^^
"'""''C£fls t8 SIsSI'^So oiscpihinamon
?S5S}I'iilLe"SN'^t!SH0? CENTER f.MEVANCf POLICY
"s^Silr^^si^s^^^R^vp^is^Kr, ssiIvance chances
o--!:.^.?,^^rc.!^isJi?tAruSiTTA?SES^"^^""
Sufpi'lESl SUPGEPr eavored ^^„, p,,„ „«IVE
^;Si^^?vVSSipfJ|",h,0 -O.ATOP.ES NEED MORE space
s^orpi^xf^'i^n"- r^ , : iJAr'" '" ^""
"f- si'E f.21^';?,nS PLANS WIN Spppoval
^rsPITli°S0AR0 VO-S P.IPNESS FOP EMPLOYEES
"""^E? iJfn'^Ni'J^^ri'Ary ; g",S;3rM COUNTY
^"spI -}rfArJ^-?^X^f6rB^y,'^,^S-AS?"^NTPIAN0LE
|?Fsh^i^?'Ta 'siiffS StJ ^rAN?'!K'iSPHAM COUNTY
"""S?^ gS^Hii ro55?;'^rA^NfN^c''.^a INSPECTIONS OFFICE
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL
p 0 HATE
S 2 l/0'/B5
L
C PC
I
I/n*./"! R
l/Of./") u
1/12/B1 B
2/Oi/nJ b
2/29/B5 A
3/16/B1 A
i,/07/81 L
i,/26/B3 A
<./2f./n3 B
5/05/fl3 C
5/11/83 C
5/I1/B3 B
(,/37/H3 a
6/0<!/B5 C
6/10/83 A II
10/05/P3 A n
U/16/83 B J
12/01/83 A 1
12/08/83 A <;
2/18/03 a
12/18/83 C I
P RYL
F job
N
N
N M23
N M23
N M23
N M2 3
N BIO
N Bill
N ■<2 3
N '<23
N 130
N M23
N Mi3
N H23
N M23
N BOl
N
N J56
E
N B30
N J56
H 2 5/12/83 A
5 2 5/12/83 C
5 2 n/n/83 c
1
H 2 <./03/R3 C '; 0
S 2 5/12/83 C
H 2 6/01/93 B I
5 2 6/07/83 B I
S 2 6/08/83 A
H 2 6/09/93 B 1
H 2 6/13/93 A 5
H 2 6/22/83 B 1
S 2 6/22/83 C 13
S 2 7/03/83 A 4
H 2 7/06/83 A
5 2 7/06/83 C
H 2 a/02/83 B
H 2 9/11/83 a
5 2 a/11/83 C
H 2 6/12/93 A 7
5 2 9/16/83 C
H 2 8/18/93 B 1
H 2 ■)/ 15/83 B
S 2 9/15/63 C I
^ 2 9/19/83 a 1
H 2 9/20/83 A 3
S 2 9/20/83 B 1
H 2 10/13/83 6 J
S 2 10/13/33 C I
5 2 10/19/83 C 1
H 2 n/in/93 & T
5 2 11/11/93 A 2
H 2 1/13/83 e I
S 2 1/13/83 C
1 2 1/13/83 C
S 2 2/10/83 C 1
H 2 6/09/93 A in
S 2 6/09/83 A 1
H 7/l'./83 8 5
S T/l''83 C 6
H I 9/11/83 B I
S 2 9/11/83 C 1
H 2 9/12/83 A 7
^ 2 9/15/83 B
S 2 9/15/83 C 1
H 2 10/13/83 B J
5 2 10/15/83 C 1
H 2 11/10/83 B 7
S 2 U/ll/83 * 2
UTHOrtlTY
5 2 2/l'./83 A I
H 2 5/03/83 A
S 2 5/02/63 A 1
N 830
N M23
N J56
N 630
N M23
N
N M23
N M23
N 930
N
N 891
N 891
N J56
N 991
N 830
N J56
N
N J56
N B30
N 830
N J56
N B91
N B9 1
N J56
N 830
N J56
N J56
N B30
N M23
N M23
N M23
N 930
N M23
N B30
N J56
N 830
N J56
N
N B30
N J56
N 830
N J56
N
N
N M23
N nai
N M23
"yn°lhl^ 4sa^MA --"LicY
h *? K r'j2?rQ3r»"pRorA?roN
c!sTLE3f«Rr i^ilE'l'sKEO TO gJESTIONS
2/26/93
2/26/93
6/11/83
9/17/93
9/29/93
12/0A/83
12/06/93
A 3
A 1
A 3
A 1
C 10
p N AS**
3/04/93 A 11
3/0<./93 6 5
5/19/83 A 9
9/16/93 A
9/16/83 C I
9/17/63 A I
N sa2
N S92
F S92
N
N
N S92
N F30
N S82
^Sebiff acts wisely
°"""*3o'M?rI2REtlE0.°CH"0Ep WITH TAKING L SO 10 INMATlS
SSiS mElo'on LSO CHARGES
5 2 2/26/83 A
H 2 3/03/83 A
H 2 11 /I '•''83 B
S 2 Il/lA/83 C
isBlllllr^llL^^Si^^iEuCI ION. ASSAULT
ou8ham^county^jau,^overcro.o,ng,^„
EO TO KILL TWO officers
E
9/20/83 9
9/21/83 B
9/21/83 A
9/22/93 C
N S82
N 582
N F30
N S92
2 9/25/83 A
MONTHLY/AN
I N D t X
12/31/13
PAGE 2S1
1/17/8*
P»ISan£SS JV£3CBQ«D DURHAM COJNTr JAIL
OuRmJM CQU'lTY JAIL, SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSn DURHAM COUNTY JAtL, ASSAULTS
SEE ALST JAILS, N.C., SEXUAL ATTACKS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
ASSAULT CHARGED AGAINST PRISONER
ASSAULT REPORTED
JESTI-OhY SET IN ASSAULT CASE
YOUTHS GET PRISON TERMS FOR ASSAULT
DURHAM COU-ITY JUDICIAL BUILDING
SEE ALSO nuRHAH COUNTY COURTHOUSE
^,S?P?^"*'-!^ KOULO HELP AT JUDICIAL flUILDING
JUDICIAL LEAK PLAYS COY FOR y:aRS
CONTRACTOR SEEKING l2DO,OaO f < OM COUNTY
COUNTY SHOULD PAY BILL
BOMB REPORT .^ADE
HOST OF bUIIOING CLEARED AFT£< CALLEk MAKES THREAT
?f;iL?J?? 2!5?^^i "EPORTS ON CnuNTY SoaKd iGEND*
CCMMISSIUNcRS REVIEW 3 DISPUTES JVER MONt Y
):f<^ii, BATTLES COULD COST COUNTY t! MILLION
CLAIM AGAINST COUNTY GOING TO ARSirRATION
COUNTY HIRES OFFICER TO OVERSEE JOB PLAN
DURHAM COUNTY Photographs ( book i
.lens gets faces of durham cou^jty
reception set saturday
ourham county landfill
see also durham city landfill
see also landfills, n.c.
city-county landfill studied it council
nuRHlM COUNTY LIflHARY ASSOCIATION
LIBRARY GROUP GETS GRANT
GROUP GETS GRANT FOR WORKSHOP
DURHAM COU'lIY LIBRARY BOARD
^^f^'t^P DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
SOME riuRHAM LIBRARY BRANCHES 1 AY P£ CLOSED
LIBRARY TO CLOSE EARLY ON JUn: 9 ^l^u^tu
nem officers
durham cou'ity magistrate's office
• rT^ni'^iKi':,*^!'?'' fl-ANNEO nv=R WARRANT HANDLING
ACTION WON'T BE TAKEN AGAINST MAGISTRATE
S!!^,""* ^"5 MAGISTRATE DENPO rtIM INIERPREIFK
IS9iT,'!; l'^ RfTIRF AS COUNTY lAGISTBATE
PRISONER TAKES OFF; STILL GDNF
OURHAM CnuNIY MANAGER'S OFFICE
^iy.'.Lff"!^?' *"<PORT TOP COU'ITY ADVANCES
SWINDELL STILL HOLDING ON TO :OUNTY MANAGER'S JOB
DURHAM COUMY MtNTAL HEALTH ASSDCHTION
III !fi-|^ S^S"*" COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
III Jl43 s^svtr '.Tl't'h """'' "■''"" ""^^
GIFT APPEAL SUCCESSFUL
JALUVKA TO GET AWARD
Durham county
see also d
see also d
see also h
ALCOHOL
lOEA OF
MENTAL H
MONEY FO
MENTAL M
MENTAL H
HEALTH e
CRISIS G
WILLIE M
SITE NOT
WILL IE M
•WHERE I
DETOX PR
MENTAL HEALTH BUAHD
URHAM COUNTY MENTAL M=ALTH ASSOCIATION
I^PHAH COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
FACILITY RENT TO BE HI GH
mixing normal, retard=d ok • d
'Ealth board move RAPP'^O
E-Af^t;°8"%GE?''pPR"D\Jg"" '""' '" «"' ""'"
'l.fkl" HIKES ITS BUDGET REOUFST
: THE COURT HAS RULFD. ,.
IFICATION RECIUIREMENT FAILS
jCHaDREN DESERVE GOOT CARE
OGRAH LOSES HOME
DURHAM COUNTY MEN
SEE ALSO DURHA
see also durha
see also helpl
see also linco
see also menta
see also menta
agencies' mo
detoxificati
county board
protests bar
alcohol thea
toward bette
depressed ne
hasslf house
home for agg
house on uni
officials sf
site notific
new clinic 0
mental care
'WILLIE H • 1,
SEARCH CGNTI
IT'S TOUGH L
MONEY UNAVAI
DETOX PROGRA
MENTAL HEALT
COMMISSIONER
TAL HEALTH CENTER
^M COUNTY MENTAL Hi^ALTH ASSOCIATION
1..i°^VX NENf*!- HEALTH BOARD
INE IDuRhAM CRISIS TELEPHONE SERVICE!
ILN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER """"->=>
- L n t AL T H
iL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
IVE MAY BE COSTLY
ON CENTER GETS 3D- DAY EXTENSION
' TO CONSIDER Two 3UIL0INCS
RELOCATION OF PROGRAM
IMENT CLINIC MOVI-IG
£DS"pP0RTr"20P%''""^" °'= ^"'""S IS NEEDED.
WANTS PIECE OF CRISIS-SERVICE ACTION
RESSIVE YOUTHS HAY OPEN aSouSd JOci I
V. DRIVE TO SERVE VIOLENT YOUTHS
!?,L° J^"-*' E""S ON YOUTH HOME
ATION RECUIREMENT FAILS
PENS TO TREAT AN OLD PROjLEH
^ff^??" ""'' "^ET DFSIKED EFFECT
RITERIA DEBATE CO^JTINUES
NUES FDR YOUTH HOI £
OCATING COUNTY BUILDINGS
LABLE FOR 'WILLIE H.' HOME
M LOSES HOME
H NEEDS GROW
S FACE LAND SWOPi
OURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, BUDGET
MENTAL HEALTH BUDGET APPROVED
MENTAL HEALTH HIKES ITS BUDGET REQUEST
"""Se^J? ^i';Ny^?^;.''SuH"^?^ \iSy,l^ ^ "-I TTEE
£^??J'^'EE HELPS ELDERLY PEOPL =
OVERFLOW PROJECTED FOR NURSIN". HOMES
DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING AND INSPECTIONS OFFICE
SEE ALSO Durham county planning cnMMi^snu
lU l!-fS R"?"*" '►'5PECTI0NS OIWS^Sn'"'""
CoJm 'Jsy^S^S'^ ^.J^K"*? '"^ 201 ING COMMISSION
LUMMl 55 I QNcK J MAY OK LAUNDRY mNir.HT jj"-"'
COUNTY PLANNING 01 R6C TOR HOP INC TO EXPAND STAFF
PC L P BYL
H 2 lO/D<./83 A
h 2
2/12/83
e
^
N
S 2
'./27/B3
A
6
N
S 2
12/lA/fl3
c
1
N
H 2
12/15/°3
B
1
N
S 2
12/15/03
C
1
N F30
H 2
12/1(1/83
B
1
N
H 2
3/12/83
A
", P
P R91
M 2
a/11/83
A
8
N B81
H 2
8/23/93
8
1
M
H 2
8/31/83
A
4
L
S 2
10/21/83
C
1
N
H 2
10/22/83
a
<.
N
H 2
1 1/2D/83
C
<.
N B81
H 2
11/22/83
B
1
N 88 1
S 2
11/22/83
B
I
N JSft
S 2
1 l/3D/fl3
A
1
N J56
H 2
12/06/83
B
1
N BBl
H 2
2/27/83
0
3 P
U H*5
H 2
3/13/83
D
3
N
S 2 5/2'i/B3 A I
S 2 12/23/93 A
H 2 12/26/83 A
S 2 3/08/83 A 1 N M23
S 2 5/2<./83 fl 1 N L38
S 2 7/26/83 A 2 P P K30
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
3/23/83 A 1
3/23/83 C fl
3/25/83 B 1
6/21/83 A 14
8/05/83 A 10
N flai
N
N B51
S 2 l/Dl/83 A
H 2 5/11/83 a
3 N M23
I P N 881
S 7 1/D6/83 A <,
S 2 1/19/83 C 1
L
P N
1/31/83
2/25/83
2/25/83
3/22/83
3/25/83
3/25/83
'./2<)/83
'./29/83
6/2<,/83
6/24/83
6/27/83
7/14/83
a/26/83
2/03/83 A
3/04/93 A
3/21/83 B
3/22/83 a
4/29/83 C
5/23/33 8
5/23/83 R
5/26/93 A
6/06/93 A
6/D8/83 a
6/14/93 6
6/24/83 B
6/25/83 8
7/02/93 A
7/06/83 A
9/18/83 C
8/20/83 A
9/26/83 a
8/26/83 C
9/21/83 C
10/15/83 A
N
M23
N
N
M/)
N
H8j
N
B8I
N
N
HrtI
N
H2)
F
N
aai
N
M21
N
981
N
HHI
N
M73
(.
JII6
I,
J06
N
HBI
N
M21
N
N
A')*
N
HHI
N
BBl
N
156
I
N
J')6
N
HHI
N
881
N
156
N
156
N
U6t
H 2 3/25/83 A 16
S 2 3/25/83 A ID
H 2 3/13/83 A
S 2 12/12/83 C
L
N J 56
S 2 4/25/83 CI N M23
H 2 9/05/93 A 1 P N 881
H 0 N I H L Y / A "^';3y^j,i- .
12/31/03
SUBJECTS
PaCF 2-^2
l/lT/e*.
COUNTY POAKO OKS NGKfc L»I<D PU-ERS. DESPUe QUESTIONS
'fE i?^3'DUBHl'»"c'oSNTY''5;"i^NG ANU INSPECTIONS OFFICE
If aLso ouSm'h Planning ano zominc commission
nFTMFSOA RESIDENTS SEEKING SEJER SERVICE
STMCTER rSlES ABOUT EROSION ARE OlSCUSSED
ZONNG RULES TOO C G'IPLE « . iU I. DE R S SAY
BOARD OKS REZOMNG FDR FIRM
"cities WANT CONTROL OF LAND.
PARK ZONING MAY RAISE BUILDIn; COSTS
sij iii^i r.%v.viin ^oiJo.s NOD
^rhSo^?%"iSiN^s'S':JE"p'iplSsrTl^N TO DEVELOPMENT
fe;??;"^LS^Y'V.gA^nrCAN.T AGRFE ON I-.O MORATORIUM
?§;s?is?S!i^Js%s'r52^.^o^?c? ^ is^NOE
RULES FOR USE OF I-<.0 LAND SK- 0
ZONING RULES AIMED AT I - '•0 -.TCMnc,-.
PLANNING JURISDICTION M A Y BE = XT ENDED
COMMUNITY FIGHTS CITY JURISDICTION
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY -nion
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY LIBRARY JOARO
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY.
SEE ALSO FRIENUS OF THE DURHAM LIBRARY
OLD BUILDING ("AIN ST. I
III ALSO L IPRARIES, OURH
LIVELY MINO :)FFERS CLASSES
DRUG PREVENTION COURSE PLANNED
lTA-p"E<S^BrT'"TO FEATURE BLAC< HISTORY
riBOABY fFlFuRATION IS TONIGHT
h.'RS"M''MiNRO?BED -HUE RETURNING BOOKS
AT DURHAM COUNTY LIBRARY
pupils' art jork on display
librapy plans day for teens
Swap oay at library
library juice off, on AGAIN
FREE SATURDAY FILMS
F ' " '"
R
C
cco^el'^tMPns i IGhT ' ON THE DAR< AGES
5mnLIPRARy\ BRANCHES TO CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY
'KFEi'L?2SlR5''0PFN TO PUBLIC
LIBRARY SERVICE TO NON-BUSINESSMEN,
BOOK IS AVAILABLE ,-.,c,.
RFAniNGS TO BE 'A DURHAM SERIFS'
^^'E^:k^>^^^^^0^^^'^'^^'^ THL DURHAM COUNTY.
tr^T2:T^f?,5rjF^tE'?R^^arfSt SorSALE
TOO
niiQHAH rniiNfY PUBLIC LIBRARY. BRANIHES
SFE aCSQ FKIESOS OF THE DURHAM LIBRARY
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES. N.C. ,„„.„,.,
ill itfo \S".Tdh ;:^;iRUr Sk c library
SOME OuRham library branches 'AY 86 CLOSED
MnRruSE^fs SOUGHT FOR LIBRARY
""""'lIdSak; SEEK lie 11°') MILLION ME«T YEAR
PROJECT "A BARGAIN'
GIFTS
LEARMING INFORMATION FOR TODAY PROGRAM
nuRHAM COUNTY Public library.
ARCHlTtCTS MAKE GIFT
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
SEE PROJECT LIFT
ni,ar,AM rOuMY PUBLIC LIBRARY. OLD "UlLDING IHAIN ST.l
DURHAM tOUNIY^PUHLlL^L^D^ >U<^^\<: LIBRARY
OLD LIBRARY GETS NEW LOOK
LOVE SAVES OLD L IBRARY
HANDSOME RESTORATION
DURHAM COUNTY PU-JLIC LIBRARY, OVERDUE BOOKS
BOOKS OVERDUE? „ ^^
^s}^S;Gl»"?rF^R?TEiDrD'VS''ISD LIBRARY BOOK LOSS
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, PROJECT LIFT
SEE PROJECT LIFT
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, SCHEDULE
LIBRARY TO CLOSE EARLY ON JUNr 8
CLOSING HOURS SET
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC L I BR AR Y , S T ANF ORO L
SEE STANFORD L. WARREN PUBLIC LIBRARY
warren branch
Summer reading program
Durham county public library
SEE ALSO reading
reading program vital
SYSs'Ieep'e^e'on reading program
hi^Ho: ^d1Je"that story go again?
ONCE UPCN A TIME...
niiBHAM COUNTY Public library board of trustees
°" SEE oSrhII. county library board
ouRham county quiz calendar
"puSlLS he1:p''cSe1tE calendar on DURHAM'S PAST, PRESENT
WHOSE IDEA WAS THIS calendar:
UNIQUE Fund-raiser informative and fun
DURHAM COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY, DURHAM COJNIY
"""?!? 'oXii !E;j;;^,ri2iSo[^rscH0LARSH,Ps
OURHAM COUNIY^^SCHOnLS^^^ TEACHERS . E AV F JOBS
fAHVtfl PAVING LOSES GROUND
aJsyNESS-EOlC AT I ON CONFERENCE, PLANNED
CONFERENCE ON SCHOOLS SET MARCH in
''i5SfSTolSs^R*EMS;E0'"?50M^iLL DURHAM CITY. COUNTY SCHOOLS
iiiji:EShH^s^:Es!i^s^fs^ffiM^ssgi^'?oS";?^roN
S
F
T
L
T
Y
P D
DATE
C
PG L
P BYL
H 2
lO/OS/83
A
a
N 881
S 2
3/01/83
c
1
N M23
S 2
3/16/83
K
6
H 2
<,/l6/R3
fl
1
S 2
6/l<./R3
a
1
H 2
6/1S/63
h
1
H 2
7/D<./P3
A
1 M
S 2
7/12/83
B
1
H 2
7/13/B3
A
10
H 2
a/03/83
A
5
L
H 2
8/03/83
B
1
S 2
8/01/83
C
1
S 2
9/06/83
A
1
M 2
9/13/83
B
1
S 2
■J/n/BS
(,
1 P
H ?
<>/l<./83
A
14
5 2
■J/li/BS
A
M 1
9/24/83
H
1
H 2
12/0'./83
C
8
S 2
1/06/83 D
L 2
S 2
1/20/83 A
H 2
l/2R/n3 0
S 2
1/31/83 A
H 2
<./20/B3 A
S 2
1./20/83 C
H ?
5/09/83 A
lU
H 2
5/26/83 A
I''
S ?
7/21/83 D
H 2
7/22/93 B
H 2
8/06/83 B
S 2
9/08/83 0
H 2
9/1S/83 A
H 7
9/16/83 D
S 2
9/17/83 A
H 2
9/21/83 8
5 2
9/29/B3 0
S 2
10/06/83 C
S 2
10/06/83 0
H 2
10/2'./fl3 A
H 2
11/15/83 A
S 2
12/13/83 n
H 2
12/30/83 0
N EOS
F W66
S 2 3/08/83 A
H 2 6/18/83 A
S 2 U/22/B3 B
S 2
5 2
3/29/83
4/06/83
2 8/07/83 D 3 P P S76
S 2 5/03/83 A
S 2 5/06/83 A
H 2 5/09/83 A
H 2 4/16/83 B
5 2 11/30/83 C
S 2 12/03/83 A
N J56
E
S 2
S 2
5/24/83 B
5/27/83 C
1 N L38
1 N
<;
6/17/63 A
e
s
b/ve/fii A
1/IZ/'\1 B
<i
7/25/fl3 b
H
3/13/83 C
s
8/22/63 C
S 2 11/26/83 A 3 P N COS
S 2 11/28/83 e 1 P N W24
S 2 11/28/83 A 4 E
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
1/08/83
B
1 N
U24
1/18/63
rt
3/08/83
8
I P N
3/10/83
n
6 N
4/13/83
c
1 N
4/14/83
A
1 N
4/19/83
A
9 N
7/14/83
A
8 P N
MONTMLy/4
M N u fl L
1/01/63
INDEX
12/51/33
SUBJECTS
PACE 253
s»NFORo PBuwarts schools
EOUCAIION JEtK TO INCLUDE INr^RNATIONAL NIGHT AT MALL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHJOLS, ACCH El) I T AT H NS
ir'^11''J'-r9rhl.''''i'^^"^^ fO« R=ACCI'EOITATION
EDUCATION TE«M GETS IDEAS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. A
SEE DUMHAH COUNTY SCH
S
I
T
N E
E
L
Y
P 0
DATE
C
PG
L
P
lYL
S 2
7/U/fl3
C
1
P
N
COS
H 2
7/16/B3
A
<,
E
S ?
7/21/93
A
<.
f
H ?
a/o'J/nj
C
1
P
J
H !
a/28/fl3
0
't
c
E
H 2
11/11/R3
A
15
N
H 2
1 i/i2/n3
0
!<.
N
S 2
U/16/R3
c
1
p
N
CD'S
S 2
2/12/03
A
3
N
F05
S 2
'■/1<)/B3
A
q
N
f05
H 2
<./21/B3
B
if
N
W2<t
S 2
'./2l/fi3
C
1
N
EOS
ACHIEVEMENT TfSTS
OOLS. ANNUAL TESTING
nuBHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, AOMI NI STR A TI ON
COUNTY SCHOOL STAFF REORGANIZED
SCHOOLS REORGANIZE
LA^'n'/flg\3'R^=TiS'E'jSL"T "" """^'"C' CONVENTION
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ADOPT- A-SC HT CL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO AOOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM
^^L.'t,^?, !?"?"'" CITY SCHOOLS, AIOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM
FELICirOUS PARTNERSHIP: SCHOOLS AND ,iUSI,N£SS
DURHAM COyhTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING
^^L?^5S, P'J?"'", COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
?'^i'Sfe "l^' STANDARDS ARE BY,V1RDS A T MERD CK- MOOR 6
Ir5?*?^l?i 5E SCORES ON ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
nuRMAM COUNFY SCHOOLS, ARTS PRQGRA1
SEE ALSO ART FDUCATION
HI *MQ S"?""^ '"'5 COUNCIL, CTUNCIL FOR CREATrvE ARTb IN ThF ounitr
ffHhoL SrT^fJhIBIt''' ""'^'"■5' SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM '' '" '"^ '^'"- "^
chu"NfY'!;5;.o"c^f5es'uP° ?JSa'c\S'' "' °^""'" ^"^""'5
YOuWaPTs"'"' "°*''° ''"^ ""^ """ SOME PROPERTY
ARTISTS CAN HELP IN SCHOOLS
FROM CLASS PORTRAITS CUME CLASS FILMS
nuRMAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASSAULTS
ScSVrcoI^J^?" sExUALLY ASSAULTED
OFFICERS SEEK MAN IN ASSAULT IN TFACHfR
MAN CHARGED IN SCHOOL ATTACK '"LHtK
^S2IS "^"'"O TO PATROL AT 8RAGTUWN SCHOOL
ARMED GUARD HIRED AT SCHOOL
SCHOOL SECURITY A MUST
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASSISTANT PJINCIPALS
MONEY CATCHES SCHOOLS BY SURPUSE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
III A'ciS ?r"SaTy'"' ""°"'-^' '^'ENOANCE
SKy V'^Vi STRIKES DURHAM SCH01LS
2¥?E'^3AScrf,^cR^E^^if?rrS=c",sv;^^oSi?5S\^HSi;L'^'"''^""""^^"
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BOUNDARIES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. R ED IS TR IC T ING
H 2 2/02/n3 a I N W2«
S 2 2/02/B3 C 1 N EDS
H 2 <,/2a/(13 C 7 N W2'i
S 2 6/oa/fl3 CI N C05
H 2 2/08/93 A «,
H 2 1/23/H3 C I P F W2<.
H 2 6/in/fl3 n 1 M W2A
H 2 a/09/a3 c 1 c N
SCHOOLS
H
s
H
s
H
s
H
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
l/lD/fl3
1/27/83
2/OB/B3
2/Ofl/S3
3/Ofl/n3
5/07/83
10/31/83
A
0
8
A
B
A
b
9
2
1
1 n
I
1
1
P P
P R
N
N
N
N
P F
S7ft
A15
M2<,
E05
E05
W2<,
H
s
H
s
H
M
2
2
7
2
2
2
10/08/83
10/0B/B3
10/0')/a3
10/10/83
10/11/83
10/12/83
A
A
A
A
U
A
1
3
1
1
1
N
N
N
N
N
E
C05
A5<.
H
2
8/18/83
a
1
N
H2'i
5 2 3/11/83
S 2 6/22/83
S 2 9/03/83
1 N EOS
1 N COS
3 N COS
DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO 0
LARGER C
SCHOOL F
OFFICIAL
BUDGET 5
LACK Of
DURHAM C
FUEL COS
BOARD SE
COUNTY S
COUNTY C
CORREC TI
COUNTY S
COUNTY H
COMMISSI
2 COUNTY
SCHOOL D
LITTLE R
SCHOOL B
schools, bu
urham city s
urhah county
LASSES, SHOR
UNO CUTS POS
SAYS BUDGET
LASH MAY NOT
MONEY MIGHT
OUNTY SCHOOL
TS CONTINUE
6KS H.l MIL
CHOOLS QUEST
UTS TICKET P
ON
CHOOLS GET M
AS DRIVERS E
ONERS TO GET
COMHISSIONE
OLLARS: SOUR
ivER Class a
OARD APPROVE
OGET
CHOOLS. BJDGET
BOARD OF EDUCATION. BUDGET
TEH SChOO, YEAR kEIGHED
£ DILEMMA
Curs mon" t Cut teachers' pay
HURT SCH33L PROGRAMS
SQUEEZE 0! IVIHG COURSE
S STIFFEN ANTI-DRUG POLICY
?U.','*9„^°J £"■' ""CI COUNTY SCHOOLS
LION FOR OPERATING SCHOOLS
ION MATCHING GROUPS' FUNDS
RICES FOR STUDENTS
DRIVING CLASSES
IGNEY FOR "USES,
D, BUS MONEY
PUBLIC SCHOOL BUDGETS
RS OPPOSE SALES TAX INCREASE
CES, EXPENDITURES
DDITIONS STUDIED
S BUDGET
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUILDING PR3GRAMS
SCHOOL FINANCING METHODS PRA IS ED
5?^SJ'L^*? ^° ''" fO" BUILDING
YEARS PROVc WISDOM OF SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX
^sfjgiSTi'i^L^si^T erSsP^^^^^°°"'«"^^«""'^
NEM classrooms ALMOST COMPLET=
S?iggL*SSSg^ '^pJSvII^E'dGE?""""" '" """^^
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?iS2t;:G^ToTj;M^2ss?Ri!ft ^r^-^ -" -- "
SCHOOL TRANSFER REFUSED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOIS. S^HOni Bii«tc
til A\4n" ?^S3^r ^33^' ""°^^^' "^"^' »""^
r2'!Lli"9"'-r,^"^ ROUTES TO CHANGE
scSSBc^pi? go'SV?? l?,Tol ""°"- ""' "°"'" '■■""
DURHAM CruNTY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR ANO SCHEDULE
C^HS5L's^?0^^'p%^%"SS^?K°PSg 5a°y^"^ "^^^°'"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS CHARY
CITY SCHOOL STUDENTS' BREAK B' G I N •; FRtniv
^liSvyo^tSS'^^^ Tno\r.iTy''^"' '°^°" °-s
nS^°U"^tiS3L"cA-L?N"SlR^ ' '''°"^' '° ""^
H 2
1/05/83 B
P N M2<>
S 2
1/05/83 C
N EOS
S 2
1/06/83 A
N EDS
S 2
1/11/83 S
N eos
H 2
1/18/83 A
N
S 2
1/18/83 A
N Eos
S 2
l/2'./83 C
N EOS
H 2
5/03/83 B
N U2<i
5 2
5/03/83 B
N EOS
H 2
S/0«/R3 B
' N W24
H 2
5/1D/83 A
N
S 2
5/10/83 A
N EOS
H 2
5/11/83 C
N H2A
S 2
S/16/83 C
N EDS
S 2
7/22/83 A
N X63
H 2
8/09/63 C
r N
S 2
11/07/83 C
N
S 2
11/08/83 B
N COS
H 2
<,/21/83 B
N W2A
H 2
5/05/83 A
20
N tli't
S 2
5/06/83 A
E
H 2
8/02/93 B
N AS<,
S 2
8/D2/B3 A
N COS
S 2
8/18/83 C
P N COS
H ?
11/08/83 A
I 1
N H2'r
S 2
11/09/83 B
N COS
H 2
11/17/83 C
10
N W2^
S 2
12/05/83 C
N CDS
H 2
12/06/83 A
N U2'>
H 2
12/2D/fl3 A
I 2
N W2A
S 2
12/20/83 A
12
N COS
H 2 9/25/83 C ID N
S 2 8/25/83 A S N
S 2 8/2S/83 C 1 N
2/22/83 B
2/22/B3 A
<,/01/93 D
<i/28/e3 B
5/31/83 C
6/0<,/83
6/21/83
8/D9/93
N W2'i
N EOS
N COS
0
I
H 2 8/09/83 C 9 C I
MONTHLY/A
I N 0 E «
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1/17/84
C PG L P STL
ING
2
IT'S SCHOriL - fOK SOME
'r\\A'Tl\ ?CHi^L5 -at "' SCHEDULES
PUPILS GET HhFAK
SruOENTS GET TIME OFF
If ;;Sgt'Kii?SH\^'rBlgS%V"5o:AnONAL BUILD
DURHAM COUMTY BOARD LETS STUDENTS OFF JAN.
LFAVE JAYS ABE HEOUCEO
SCHOOLS TO flEGIN HOLIDAYS
CITY STUDENTS SETUKN MONDAY
OUHHAH COUNTY SCHJOLS, CHILD CARE ".tNTFRS
SEE ALSO ChILI CARE CENTERS
YOUNG DANCERS I
"""^EE 'dS'rhI: !StlS?'Y'sc'HbSL'lHi'ACHER-PUPIL RATIO
DURHAM COUNTY SCHUOLS, CLOSINGS .^^ 5(.„j,
II i S 0;iSHiS/ciu^a 'scS^a^. SNU« rjAYS SCHEDI
LEATHER CHANGf TOO LATE TO KEf P SCHUJLi urtn
H
8/17/83 A
1 1
N
H2'.
8/18/83 n
8/27/B3 C
S
10/21/83 A
S
[i/ai/B-i «
H
1 1/1 1/fli B
S
12/05/83 C
12/06/83 A
S
12/06/83 C
LUb
H
12/16/83 0
H
12/31/83 B
S
2
9/13/83 C
1
P P
S76
nuLE
ULE
LS TO '.LOSF =ARLY OUF TO HEAT
HE A -
GOODBYE MRS. EASOn
Sfai to close schools
^^V^J^^^^'^l^ ^^^^^^' COUNTY SCHOOLS
Eu^^schoolsSq^tIy open; cojnty scmouls close early
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
^.i^?.SrroilVr.^r:t.'\?:^ du.ham county schools
^T?rH7ii\!Sf'AJr^ATHEPED
schools, county, win award
2 groups honor county, schools
^ig';if:"fEVER7"lDSr.HT^"LASSES AT SOUTHERN; EVENING CLASSES AT
MiSilGHT CLASSES OFFEPED
SURVIVAL MEANS CHANGE
SCHOOL PROGRAM HONORED ,, ^,„
SCHOOLS TRY TO SET UP COMMUNITY SAND
PROF. RCYSIER CnOKS A PIG
PUPPETS LEARNING AIDS
s
2/U/83
I
N E05
H
6/11/83
1
p
P M66
H
9/06/83
1
0
N
s
9/06/83
1
N
H
9/07/83
1
N
H
9/08/83
1
*!
H
9/09/83
1
N
H
9/09/83
i.
F
s
"J/C/BS
1
p
N COS
H
9/12/83
1
M
H
9/I3/B3
I
N
H
1/11/83
A
6
I
H
1/23/83
E
7
I
H
2/03/83
A
'?
N
s
2/10/83
A
11
N
H
2/11/83
8
■5
N
H
3/17/83
A
8
N
CARRINGTO H
i./0S/83
',/07/83
A
D
9
2
n
p
N 871
S
',/09/83
A
1.
E
H
7/01/83
A
1 2
N
s
8/06/83
C
1
N COS
H
10/09/83
A
1<>
p
N H90
H
10/19/83
B
2
p
P K30
COUNTY scores" top' STATE AVERAGE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHODLS, COMPUTERS
"^a'rI^^s'tS'oIs^SsS SCHOO. COMPUTERS
?TA 6RIHGS COMPUTERS TO PEARS3NT0WN
PEARSONTOJN GETS COMPUTERS
'3'SuJHAMS'rF?HlGrA0ERS DEVELOP COMPUTER PROGRAM
COMPUTER CAMPS ARE GROWING
COMPUTER USE EaPANDS
!>inTenell"'lu,\\' RINDS SC.OOL COMPUTER MANUALS
»Sc"2S^L^°5?^c'S?l ?i^^u??R° C^SuRSE NEEDS
00 THEY COMPUTE?
°""?^? SS^:iIi a83S?i'lc&SS^5r^Ii?5.NG PROGRAMS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM SESSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSION
^^0ISCIPL1Ne'?'sTaN0.R0S are BYWIRDS at MERRICK-MOORE
BLACK HISTORY MONTH BEGINS IN SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS BUSINESS CAN HELP EACH OTHER
BUSINESS. SCHOOL TIES STUDIED
?yS^Hl5rG??'TUi^^YTN'lMPR0V .-..REACHING
^5i^KUr5uS^ls'!^'^i?li:'0^iJ?^5D SHIFT
H 2 6/02/83 B 1 N «2<.
H 2 12/07/83 8 1 N «M
S 2 12/07/83 CI N COS
2/26/83 C
3/15/83 B
3/1S/S3 A
3/16/83 A
3/22/83 A
6/25/83 A
8/09/83 C
8/18/83 C
8/25/83 B
.. . 10/22/83 B
S 2 10/22/83 A
2 11/26/83 A
H
?
H
/
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
H
?
s
2
H
7
H
2
e
N E05
F COS
N W2'i
N C05
P T37
2 7/28/83 B 1 N U2'.
CLASS TO SEE 'DURHAM AFTER DA<K'
STUDENTS HAUL DIPLOMA CHOICFS „.„.,,„,
NO SlHGLt ANSWER TO EDUCATION'S PROBLEMS
STUDENTS TO PONDER FUTURE
^^"M?2bLfSUi:1^^15SlN';l^ko'^SRr-HAN three hours a WEEK.
1/23/83 C
2/10/83 C
3/29/83 0
3/31/83 C
'■/05/R3 A
'./l'./83 n
',/28/83 C
5/2<./83 »
5/25/83 A
8/09/H3 C
9/19/83 C
10/U3/R3
H 2 10/22/83 8 4
OFFICIALS SAY H 2 11/08/83 I) 1
DURHAM CDONTY. SCHOOLS. OESEGREGATHN
Ic^^Or^EalRS's'FilSNS'J? S^pi.ES COMMENDATION
OR. YE ACER HAS DONE NOTHING w) ONG
SCHOOL TRANSFFk WORKS--HALFWAY
'"""'B^^Xil^^:^'"' - MERRICK-MOORE
HjSe!'S?S^Kr5?0S??rJn^S2^lT MEETING
EDITORIAL GAVE • WRONG-S I DE 0' VlFw
PNSHMFNT REPORTS JANTFO ON SAME DAY
bouO PUPILS SUFFER FOR ACTIONS OF BAD
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS^ DRIVERS LDU-. HON ^^^^^^
UhaS'cSSSty SChSSlS STIFFEN ANTI-DRUG POLICY
COUNTY SCHOOL eysy /'",^"''° 5f^?e5''says
^rNl? M'iTnll ^^^''ioSlY'^^K'.^ilES^^RulNG CLASSES
COUNTY HAS DRIVERS ED, BUS HONEY
OUKHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. P'<U<^.*,'iy M„ , ,r
cce Ai sn SfHOOLS. N.C.. DRUG ABJSL
"ouShaS CoSnTY SCHOOLS stiffen ANT I-ORU
2 3/09/83 U
2 7/30/93 A
2 8/02/83 A
2 9/20/83 A
1/23/83
i./02/83
h/18/63
6/28/83
7/19/83
7/28/81
11/29/63
1/18/83
1/18/83
5/03/83
5/0<./83
5/10/83
5/11/83
F W24
N EOS
N EDS
N EOS
E
F W2'.
N M23
N EOS
N
N
N
N C05
N W2't
F W2<i
N W2'.
E
F W2<i
N 605
N EOS
N EDS
N EOS
N W2'>
OURM„
DRUG SURVEY REVEALS
G PDL ICY
IN SCHOOLS
S 2 1/18/83 A 1 N E05
S 2 3/15/83 3 1 N EOS
MONTHLY
/AfiNUiL INDEX
1/01/83 - U/31/83
SUBJECTS
2Sf'J^'Sf5;„''i'»''^ ^° ORUCS AT NEAL SCHOOL
POLICE niSCOVfR ORUf. RESIDUE
SNlfflNC DOG A Sir. HELP
The nRONC LESSON
OLS
S
?5of2'L,S"°y'^ Ur(GES MQBE ANTt-DrtUG EEFOkT IN SChO
CROUP RECOMXENOS TlJUGHER PUPIL DRUG ABUSE PENALTIE
YEAGER opposes proposal on DRJGS '-cn.ALIlt:
9?-„X''*S","'*''E5 FLEXIBILITY, FAIRNESS
SCHOOL DRUG SURVEY ACCURATE, YALUAULC
FLEXIBLE PENALTIES VITAL IN P;PIL DRUG-ABUSE PLAN
"'''"'to'u?,iV\c'H'o"niVnUrik°xl"' '^o^'-^eaching staff,
TEACHING SECRETARIES
OURHA.'l COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENERGY CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO ENfRGY CONSERVATION. Q)RHAM
INNOVATIVE HEATING
COUNTY SCHOOLS SAVE MONEY MH IL E CONSERVING ENERGY
"URHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
^^r,Jb^°rS'^''?"" '^■''' SCHOOLS. E>(ROLLMFNT
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL ROLLS UP AS NEH YFAR STARTS
DURHAM SCHOOL ENROLLMENT INCR-'AStS SIAKI5
JUNIOR HIGHS ARF CROHDEO IN OJRHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
JI'CHER MOvrs LIN<En TO ENROLLMENT FIGURES
SCHOOLS GAIN 150 STUDENTS
COUNTY OK flK SCHOOL '.PACE
PROPOSED SuaOIVISION WON'T STtAIN SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
•BUDDY' SYSTEM IS HELPING STUTENTS TO LEARN ENGLISH
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRADING SYSTEM
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD NIXES SINGLE GRADING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION
G2lD"ili[l'SN = A?V?vtT;ls'^iUS ""-" ''"^°'' ""'°™" ''''*'
°'^"SirAC^3'5ul^HyS°^^;N?;*?c"Siil!?,'!8M^J?f?S?IS,sTs
SCHOOLS MEET HEOUIREMFNT STATF MULLING
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS STAYING « STEP AHEAD
DURHAM SCHOOLS NOT AFFECTED BY NEW RULE
COUNTY STUJENTS MAY GET MORE 1 A TH AND SCIENCE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GUIDANCE PROGRAM
^^L'>^?^?y??'?.,"J;? SCHOOLS, GJIDANCE PROGRAM
iJvi^ie'YS^^Sr^R^feSSU" ""'''' "'" ^"°"^^
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, HEATING SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, H=ATING SYSTEMS
FUEL COSTS CONTINUE R I S ING ' FO? C I T? AND COUNTY SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, HISTORY
RETIRED SCHOOL EMPLOYEES REMINISCE ABOUT OLD DAYS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, HONOR STuDEITS
tic Ji'-cS 2d?'^.'?='^JJ'' schools, VALEDICTORIAN
TOP STUDENTS SCHOOLS. HONOR STUDENTS
MARRIAGE, kORK in STORE FOR TD P SENIORS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, HOURS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CALE-JOAR ANO SCHEDULE
OUK?" COUNTY SCHOOLS. I MMUNI 2A T I 0-1 S
III ?MSt;Nu5}IS(i|°""''' ""°°^^' I""UN'"TIONS
°""S*E? iC^S^lNlSSSSy- "'^""''"
BOARD CHANGES COUNTY SCHOOLS' INSURANCE FIRM
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, JUNIOR HIGH SCHHUIS
OUR"?!? '^Vy'*!" JUNIOR HIGHS HAVE BIGGEST ATTFN
JUNIOR HIGHS ARE CROWDED IN DJRHAM COUNTY SCH
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, KINDERGARTEN
SCHOOLS SEEK KINDERCARTNERS
COUNTY SCHOOL REGISTRATION SET MARCH 7-11
SCHOOL REGISTRATION EXTENDED '' "
REGISTERINi, FOR SCHOOL IS EXTENDED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHUOLS, LOCKER SEAR-HFI
POLICE DISjOVFR JruG RlsifiSE "
?29cr,'if''J,J'^'' ""Ul^^ «T NORTHERN
SNIFFING DOG A BIG HELP
THE wtONG LESSON
PARENTS SAY ORUf. CHFCK DIDN'T HIT UFAI DbnuiLu
OFFICE STAFF BACKS OrKg-SNIFFI Kg dSgs "'°'"-'=''
°""?J? COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
"Ich'^^2 liT,'>a ^o^T-M^^f " '"°"*''
CRuTChfIELD: try TO SETTLE CO^Piatnt*; infAiiv
LUNCHROOM STAFF SHiRE ■' iiS IL Y" P EC ?PE S
B.°S? CoSkS " '"^ * '■°'"' " NeS SCHOOL YEAR
iSS?;i?E°S'^So5""'^ "" °«°" "» SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNIY SCHOOLS, MERGER
SEE DURHAM ClTY/COUNTY SCHUOLS. MERGER
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, MUSIC PROGR.M
vi:i*?ii''fSA,'";y""="L piTRVoii??""'
iLL'V^Gi?2J^R'r;Si= '"'^ -"^'S "■'^HtlGHTS
A SALUTE
MUSICAL SALUTE Super
SALUTE AMERICA SMASH HIT
CONCERT AlUS CRIMESTUPPFRS
DANCE PROBLEM
OOLS
PAGE i55
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A
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5/2<./n3
A
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5/25/83
9
N
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5/20/83
A
F
H 2
5/2')/83
0
E
S 2
5/30/83
A
N
COS
H 2
6/20/83
A
L
H 7
9/12/83
U
N
W2A
S 2
10/26/83
c
N
COS
H 2
10/21/83
c
N
M2<.
S ^
U/01/33
B
N
W2 4
S ?
1 1/01/83
B
N
cos
H 2
ll/0<,/n3
B
N
W2'i
S 2
1 1/05/83
A
1 7
N
S 2
U/19/83
A
L
S 2
11/21/83
A
E
H 2 6/l<,/a3 A
S 2 8/18/U3 C
H 2 12/12/83 U 5 P P C56
S 2 12/2',/a3 A 1 N CD5
8/30/83 A
8/30/83 A
9/07/83 b
9/12/nj A
9/13/flJ B
9/20/83 H
10/06/83 A
N
H?-.
N
(OS
N
W/<,
N
ro5
N
N
CDS
N
J56
S 2 11/15/83 B 1 P F CDS
H 2 7/29/83 a 1 N W2'l
H 2 5/18/83 C 1 P N M24
S 2 5/21/83 A3 N EOS
H 2 1/07/83 B 1 N W24
S 2 1/13/83 A i, E
S 2 2/02/83 A 1 N
H 2 6/23/83 B I N W2<i
H 2 2/10/83 A 1 1 P F W24
H 2 11/10/83 8 4 N
S 2 l/2'./S3 CI N E05
H 2 10/09/83 B 1 P U L57
H 2
S 2
5/31/83
6/20/83
A 3 P N COS
H 2 7/07/83 A 1 I
S 2
H 2
6/22/83 A
9/07/83 B
N COS
N W2<i
S 2 2/22/83 a I N EOS
H 2 2/2<,/83 C 7 N
H 2 3/15/83 A 13 N
S 2 3/15/83 A 3 N
5/24/83 A
N
5/25/83 a
5/28/83 A
e
5/29/83 0
E
5/30/83 A
N COS
6/20/83 A
L
H
8/02/83 e
1
s
8/02/83 B
1
N COS
8/09/83 C
7 P
F
H
9/01/83 C
1 P
F JiiO
s
9/17/83 A
1 P
s
9/2«/n3 A
3
N CDS
s
10/13/83 A
I P
P C56
10/D<r/03
10/0<i/03
10/1 1/83
10/21/83
10/21/83
10/2',/83
10/26/83
10/28/83
10/31/83
6
10
1
<,
N M2',
N COS
0
0
0"
M 0 N I M L Y /
I N 0 E X
12/31/93
h J 6 C T S
PAT.t !^t>
l/W/B"!
ni]RHA»-S TJO LAUMFN PRAISE YOJ t«r, PEtlPLE
?rA?siE^°"saSE^,M%;^n^?.^^-^Ji:-o
SCHOOLS, PVRENT iNVOLVFMeNT
L A I M T S
HORSY PARENT OBOl"'^,
niSCuSSION OF ISSUES _^, .
KS- REOUEST TO RESET MtETING
UTo5li™plS-.RA« IN COUIUY SCHOOLS
OR SCHOOL CHANGES
A EARNS HIXEO REVIEW
5 BLACK ADVISORY PANEL
ONG-SIDED' VIE-
lENT RE&UEST NUFO
n MtXFS SIN.LE CRAUING
RNESS DESERVES COMMENDATION
6 NOTHING H<ONG ,,..,r,^
rOS flESERVIN- OF REJfCTinN
0 TUTOR AFT=H SCHOOL
S HAY ENLIGHTEN PARENTS
OUFrtAM COUNTY SCHOOLS.
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY
COUNTY SCHOOL COMP
DISCIPLINE HETHOOS
PARENTS HACK REIO.
BOARD REFUSES BLaC
BLACK EDUCATORS TO
GROUPS ASK acACR T
BLACK G^UUPS »SK F
GROUPS' SCHOOL IDE
COUNTY SCHOOLS NEE
EOI TOR lAL GAVE '"R
DEPUTY SUPERINTEND
COUNTY SCHOOL BOAR
SCHOOL TOARD'S FAI
DR. YE ACER HAS DON
UNRFASONaRLF DEKAN
mayhe parfnis coul
learning to play
TALKS wl TH TEACHER
OuBrtAH COUNTY SCHOOLS, PARENT-TEACHER RESUURCE CENTER
?!^§S"es^u ct" c^e'nur aids parents, children
NEW PRuGRaS TO HELP CHILDREN lEAKN
LEARNING CENTER
"""rEE 'oXI: ^SS^V^Y^k^SE^'SAfETY program
nuJHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
"H°A"NSr^?'p^^"JfAS^jf^A.N JURIED DOWN
PRINCIPAL NAMED AT WATTS SCHQIL
DURHAM COUNTY SC hOOL S ■ PUP I L A S SI GN ME N T S
COUNTY EYES STUDENT SHIFTS
s ig; ^T^^aFi7r-;;^;Er b ENTs
V^\ n\r^\^,^!^B^]n..u.o SCHOOLS
^ P-eP^IiEIsIt^^V^^^E^^ CTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
OUBHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PUP ' V, '}!,cS'*"' ^
"student records LAW OUTLINED
MERGER
°""rErArri'Jui=HrthY5!Bi^??''sJ^^§Ls,
HEARING SET ON SHIFTING STUDENTS
tcS'oS'cf J^nI iroSJ'E'SROUND ON TOUCH ISSUE
RELIGION POLICY DUE
""iini'iiniui?xti;i^^^ii^^^o;!5iu PROGRAM
REMEDIAL FUNDING SOUGHT
out HAH COUN
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SFE ALSO
SFE ALSO
SEE ALSO
HANOIC
yEaGER
YFaGER
RULING
JUDGE
SCHOOL
WHERE
COUNTY
SPEC lA
■SuCCE
HANOIC
CHANGE
BETARO
TY SCHOOLS, RETARDED C RANUICAPPED PROGRAMS
HANOICAPPED
SuSlMc'la^^?!;-"" IEOU'-ATION FOR ALL HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
"'il\Al^"n^cl^\lH°0 CLASSES IN HIGH SCHOOLS
\EMi*"?^2lpS ON'HiNDIC.PP£D%UPlL ISSUE
ON POE EXPECTED TODAY
^s''s?^^^^"S^M'?pt1lL CLASSES TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
ippEO CLASSES AgIin TURNED "OWN
,Ei\Ms^5V??i;or^ril'8H"s^S;ircLASSES THIS YEAR
S
N E £
p 0 OATc C
H 2 ll/C/Pi A
H J 11/07/83 A
H ! 11/16/83 A
OURHAH^COUN.Y, SCHOOLS j^RETFNTION^^^^^^
°"»"'?A^T2iir?K]'p''^c\ahn&"Brs"H8i;rTONiGHT
WINNING PATRUL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SCHOLARSHIPS
«?RniV^2s^^^?^?r:?^^?^P?^"-s6?;i? ^^rsiJiis students
rTiDE.SRECEvE SCHOLARSHIPS
louRHAM STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSING
^"shS't'shS'tt^S's SVS'd^w of durh-K school bus
H 2
S 2
8/28/13 A
8/2''/93 A
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s
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
s
H
6/l'i/n3 A
6/18/93 A
6/18/83 A
6/28/93 B
7/08/83 A
7/06/83 A
7/06/83 C
7/07/83 A
7/13/83 A
7/l<>/93 A
7/28/83 A
7/2P/83 U
7/30/83 A
a/02/83 A
9/03/83 A
8/0')/83 A
lO/lD/83 C
10/27/83 A
N
W2'.
N
CO')
N
Wf'A
N
ro5
1-
l
1
N
w/".
N
W2<.
P N
H 2 9/09/83 C . - ^^,
S 2 a/2'./83 CI N COS
H 2 3/2'./a3 A 10 N
S 2 a/26/8) A 7 P P K30
5/18/83 A
6/07/83 B
8/09/83 B
J/07/83 A
3/22/83 B
3/22/83 B
3/30/83 C
i,/ie/a3 A
1,/11/e-i B
<./l')/83 B
5/03/83 B
5/03/83 U
5/03/83 A
5/17/83 B
5/17/83 C
7/12/83 B
1 N M2',
I P N 881
N EOS
N
N W2'.
N W2''
N EOS
N W2'.
N EOS
N W2'.
N EOS
N
N X57
N EOS
' N COS
H 2 a/o'/as c 6
H 2 3/08/83 B
S 2 3/08/83 B
H 2 3/17/83 B
1 N W24
1 M EOS
9/07/83 B
9/07/83 C
9/13/83 A
9/16/83 A
9/19/83 C
9/22/83 C
N W2A
N COS
E
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S 2 9/29/63 C I
1/29/83
i,/03/a3
<,/07/a3
<,/26/83
i./26/n3
'./27/83
',/29/83
5/17/83
5/17/83
6/01/83
6/07/83
6/07/B3
9/27/83
■■* I
c
I N H?**
c
1 N FOS
I N BBl
I N F30
c
I N $82
1 F H?*.
I N 08 1
c
I N EOS
B
I P F W2^
I N W24
1 N CO^i
c
1 N W2*.
2 9/09/83 C "•
S 2 5/31/83 A
S 2 12/09/83 C
S 2 2/15/83 A
S 2 6/13/83 C
S 2 6/29/83 A
1 N EOS
1 N COS
10 N
5 2 2/09/83 A I N X52
HO«irHl.»/AM
I N 0 fc X
li/31/83
Subjects
BAGt iS7
1/17/8*
& CLASSES
C PROGRAMS I SEE A
PELLET HITS BUS
92"M'' SC"'^"'- BUSES FACE FUND SHORTAGE
CnuNTY SCHOOLS SHORT OF CASH, VEAG6R SAYS
COUNTY SCHOOLS GET MONEY FOR ^ USE S . nR I V IN
COUNTY HAS DRIVERS ED. RUS MCWEY
2 MEN ARRESTED FOR STEALING Gl S
POLICY 'USED JUDICIOUSLY'
BUS. CAR COLLIDE
BUS WORK SAVES FUNDS
SCHOOLS FIGHT CAS THIEVES
LH PRQHPTS MINOR CHANCE IN BJ S ROUTES
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SECURITY FQ)CE
10 *)•?? S'^S""" COUNTY SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE OEPT.
ARHFO GUARD TO PATROL AT BRAGTOWN SCHOOL
ARMED GUARO HIRED AT SCHOOL
SCHOOL 5ECUR1 TY A MUST
ISOLATED SCHOOL DUILOINGS MAY GET ALARMS
SCHOOL BOOK SHORTAGE CALLED 'LOUSY-
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
III ffJH S^S"'" CnuNTY SCHOOLS. CALFNDaR and SCHEDULE
III f^lS ?"""»" COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO SNOW. nuRHAM
SCHOOL OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR SNOW
CITY SCHOOLS TO USE APRIL 1 AS MAKEUP DAY
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SPECIAL EDUfATION
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETAIOED t HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SPORTS ANO ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CltY SCHOOLS. SHORTS AND ATHLETII
COUNTY CUTS TICKET PRICES FOR STUDENTS
ATHLETIC TRAINERS PART OF CDUMTY SCHOOL TEAM
Durham county schools, summer arts program
III fUR S"?"*" county SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
^^1 ='■5° "y""}" COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSION
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS SUMMER IRTS PROGRAM
WE DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO DO!
OU"HAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUMMER SESSION
III .H2 H"?"'" 5''" SCHOOLS. SJMMER SESSIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CURRICULUM ,
r/oWinl.oVuHiirAc:,ooL' °''""' "'^"«^«- »ct,v.t,es abound
''"""'3E^SVr?u^iS^^^|;„i!i?^giKI??^;ii;io°"-"
school board rejects black oepluty position
"""»'? COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
III iM2 S'j;"'" COUNTY, N.C., BJOGET
^^f,*k5° rjURHAM COUNTY COMMISSHNERS
SCHOOL TASK FORCE HEARS OURHA'l COUNTY PLAN
SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION IS TOPIC
""*??? COUNTY SCHOOLS. TE AChER-PUPI L RATIO
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD LETS STUDrNTS OFF JAN. Z
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. TEACHERS
SEE TEACHERS, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. TEXTBOOKS
SEE ALSO TEXTBOOKS
TEXTBOOK FUND? NEEDED
IcJl,''!??!; SHORTAGE SERIOUS PROILEM IN COUNTY SCHOOLS
ir°J,n,'^['„5'^"""'- BUILDINGS MAY GET ALARMS ^^"""Ci
SCHOOL BOOK SHORTAGE CALLED 'LOUSY'
DURHAM CO. SCHOOLS. TOURS
CQUt^TY OK FOR SCHOOL SRACE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TRANSFER STJDENTS
TRANSFER WILL BE EYED
BOARD AGAINST AUDIT PROPOSAL
SCHOOL BOARD OKS TRANSFER
flp»»P DENIES 1 OF 3 SCHOOL TR. NSFERS
CARRINGTON GYM CONTRACTS OK'D
SCHOOL TRANSFER REFUSED
"""Se? ;?^S'?U?SS?S^^fR0'G"JSS^''= ""'^"'"^
B'fA°c"K"GR'a5pM^K" I^oI^U'hW^ATcA" "'""'' ''"°°''
GROUPS' SCHOOL IDEA EARNS MIXED REVIEW
TUTORIAL EDITORIAL 'INCORRECT'
BREAKTHROUGH WOULD CONSIDER JTINT TUTORING PRnrOiM
r*S^S^i^l,S'5'^y""«^ SCHOOL Tir OR PL aI '■«°"*"
COOPERATION WOULD HELP COUNTY TUTORIAL PRQi^RAM
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT REOUEST NIXED ''""'-'"■'^
""BE PARENTS COULD TUTOR AF TF R SCHOOL
OXFORD MANOR PROJECT GETS TUI3RING PROGRAM
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
III ttis si;ss.'ri^MTDUR^SM°°''' ^^^^""^ """
TARGETS OF Thieves
Durham county schools, vocational education
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
STUDENTS 'SELLING INSURANCE'
JOB PLACEMENT DAY PRAISED BY STUDENTS ANO BUSINESSMEN
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
BoiRD GFTrriCKETs'" ""°°'-5' SCHof J5?II IPS
"IcH'o^L^gu'fTSSr^N^^HX'"'"'' ^"^""« "" °"''""' 5'"«^f5
i?MnJ«.l'-p2?t5,?*',^l 5 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
°""tJ2 92HVI?..5E5I»ENrATIUN CONTROL
SEE SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
"""SIJ ie^«'5oL^7E?'rRu?AP5?{-
S«p"rFF'^'!fl wTe";?= '"* ^"^ ""^'^
DRSc*AKBtST5''o'lM5S!i''5,"* SJV^'"'? '" ""= IK'JG BUST
Ca"wLT"D\Sli'SFMc°ERs' "'" ""'" " ^"f" "EALERS
s
I
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N
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£
L
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P
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DATE
C
PG
L
P
BYL
H
2/lD/n3
A
I 1
N
S
5/03/33
A
N
EOS
H
5/0<./a3
B
N
S
5/in/R3
A
N
EOS
H
5/1 1/83
C
N
W2*
s
5/13/fl3
A
N
s
5/2B/a3
A
P
N
H
6/03/83
A
I 3
P
P
F70
s
7/07/83
C
P
N
COS
s
3/30/83
C
N
s
9/08/B3
C
N
CDS
s ?
10/10/83
A 1
N
roi
H ^
ID/l 1/83
B 1
N
A5*
H i
10/12/83
A 4
E
10/18/83
A 1
N
W2*
S 2
10/18/83
C I
N
cos
S 2 1/20/83 C 1
H 2 3/17/83 8 e
N EDS
N
LSO INDIV. SCHOOLSI
H 2 5/0'./fl3 B 1 N W,;"!
H 2 a/D')/83 C 6 P F
H 2 4/l<,/83 A 5 D A
H 2 5/27/83 0 I P F H66
H 2 "./ID/BS E I P F H<,5
S 2 7/0«/83 CI N COS
H ? 7/29/83 A I N W2A
S 2 7/29/83 CI N COS
H 3 11/30/83 C 1 N H90
S 2 11/30/83 A 5 N
H 2 12/06/83 A 9 N W2*
S 2 ')/20/83 A I N CDS
S 2 10/15/93 A 1 P N CDS
H 2 10/18/83 A 1 N W24
S 2 10/18/83 C 1 N COS
J._a/20/83
B
I
P N COS
2
<,/D5/83
8
N
2
',/06/83
9
N W24
2
<./06/83
7
N FD5
2
9/22/83
1
N W24
2
12/20/83
12
N W24
2
12/20/83
12
N COS
2
7/06/83
I
P N W24
2
7/06/83
1
N CDS
2
7/07/93
4
E
2
7/14/83
5
L
2
7/20/93
1
N W24
2
7/20/83
1
N COS
7/22/83
4
E
2
7/28/83
1
N W24
2
8/09/83
5
L
2
10/19/83
I
N COS
H 2 2/29/83 A 4
S 2 5/27/93 C 1
H 2 9/09/83 C 2
1/18/83
1/24/83
2/04/83
2/15/83
2/18/83
6/09/83
6/13/83
F EOS
F
N
N EDS
N B71
N
N COS
H 2
2/26/83 C
1 P N AS4
H ?
3/03/83 A
4 E
S 7
3/DR/8J A
1 N
S 2
3/09/83 B
1 N F30
H 2
3/25/93 A
e N
0
(0
0
P"
I
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[ N 0 6 »
- 12/31/83
SUBJECTS
PACE 25a
1/17/6*
p 0 0*TE
S
c
C PG
CDUNIY RESinENTS NEED PPOTECTION
:2iJi^Eif a.°siEri.j^v?i.?'^^L >0A. c„HE
""«"*j3'Hsr^na5?ii'rE:ic?^^jivro'5^ p^r,.! cars
r«a HI3 KESS-UP EXPLAINED
oiSH^i DEPUTIES TO GET NEJ LODK
DEPUTY'S CAS DA-aGEO
''"""*US^2rsifs"^CD:lT'!S^;.?r^r-PERH.«
is|E.^!?"ii^S2?r^HEE"2?fi ESi^eT 0,ST»I,UT.CN
DURHAM COur.TY 5MERIPf 'S pEPT.. OEPJTIcS
''\.i'i\h"iim \r-y,'uVlnl.T, AGAU-
CONVICT SuIsS INVESTIGATORS
CONVICT SUES 2 INVESTIGATORS
LEABY ALTERS BOOKING AREA GUN POLICY
tfARY CHANGES LOCKUP SYSTEM
SE"u?Yt^\Srsi?TMN -SInOR DAH.CE
ZiSTRO- P«0«iTE0 TO LIEUTENANT
DEPUTIES JOIN REACT
SflSiJU olJiTl S TO GET NEW L03K
6-1Snth-gld warrant SERVEO
sgfeJ'iL^:t^isVS'ol: ^i't" eItipicates
2 OURHAH DEPUTIES S'OMOIEO
'.SySlFlTs'^Ti'TlSFIEi'SlTH BUDGET DISTRIBUTION
«5Si •ALHuSI DIED' oiER THIS SURPRISE
fl^lriiLlS? SrtAl^Er: COMPETING OR COACHING. WEBSTER'S GOT THE 'QUG
H°Ti?Lbi''?oSil'ii?cS"Eg^rA3NTS DEPUTY
H 2
II 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
<./22/93
5/01/B3
5/2fl/93
7/06/83
8/03/S3
ll/2(>/83
OEPJTIES, ASSAULTS
ASSAULTS
auT MISSED
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S JEPT.
Ill ;tiB sjii^ii'iueP'^rrAFETY program
SEE aCSO police BRUTALITY
ISSAS^A^Jillo^^l'^^J -.0 OePUTY^.N FACE
iiJtifY nn '.11 \ii'i'iT''iiny:ti'.u. . rifle,
TEsii GETS l YEARS FOR ASSAULT
DEPUTY SAYS MAN HIT hIM
°"-;„i.TrTi7i?'f^:^oSr?HiF??-sjA?S'^""^^
°-'ret SXU 'd^hr\ hl'.V.'B ?5?I;l SERVICES
""»rErsS'^r"caS^^fevi?'!as'rEiit2E""""
0URH»M,C0UNIY STADIUM ^^^^.^^^.^^S HALTED
DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE nFEIff
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY TAX OFFICE
IfE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.> "; "Nut |
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., TAX RATE
Sr.^SrTI^oiMflJIciEs REVISED^ ,^^^„^,^.^
PROPERTY VALUES TO f,!,S^,;'iSo5£RTY TO BEGIN SOON
VA i^.i fVJd 3s?ISTE0 PRo"2Tr:0RTH .33 MILLION
rsl^^>Y^'T?r'LfsTlSGr'T8-BEe^/ii;rrE|K IN DURHAM COUNTY
-^^^rEE iC^S'JEJS^L^CA^'plRlYfDURHAH COUNTY
"obey TO SPEAK TO GOP GROUP
^^r.t ^3^hI; js3jv,n?!^^i^c*u?&^i:i?3-
"""^EE "sq"iO ^S"f'AilLlES WITH 0= PENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO Child care , ,,„^
SEE ALSO child care centers
DAY Care council plans 0IRECT3HY
DAY CARE HOMES studied
SirliR^^tK?^?oi-^?-?urijEgc?ir
pLnel JecpmmeSos money for recycling
DAY CaRF wuRKShOP set
niiRHAH DAY CAKE CuUNCIL, SUOGET
Durham DAY LAKcLuu .ppjllI'iG
oiJ-CARE GROUP MERITS CITY FUNDS
DA? CaSe Council deserves cty fjnos
OJNCIL APPROVES JSl.* MILLION BUDGET
council UOTh SCROOGF, SANTA
Durham OEmICRaTIC "O'JEN
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
l;^;h:j?^:hiiilEfLs^i:r3;^^'^SNT's DRUNK DR
-,u»HA« OEPT. oF Planning and community development
iving bill
2/08/83
2/08/83
2/10/93
2/19/13
2/22/83
4/16/83
7/23/83
F A20
N F30
N A54
831
M23
H 2 6/18/83 C I
M 2 6/21/83 A lA
S ' 7/11/93 A 1
1/04/83
1/25/83
1/28/83
1/29/83
2/26/83
2/26/83
3/05/33
3/07/83
3/18/83
3/25/33
4/01/83
4/16/93
4/29/83
5/19/83
5/31/93
7/01/83
7/01/83
7/11/83
7/15/83
7/23/83
7/24/83
12/17/33
12/20/83
1
13
I I
3
12
I
I
7
7
I
I
8
3
12
7
I
13
3
A54
A54
L3a
F30
R51
A54
R4I
T37
F30
F WoO
U F30
N Sd2
3/05/63 A 14
5/19/83 C ■
5/19/83 A
7/13/83 B
3/24/83 9
11/13/83 B
<^
u
I
N &S4
I
N S82
S 2 1/04/63 6 1 N f30
S 2 6/30/63 A I N J56
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
1/09/83 A
N F30
1/19/83 a
7/23/93 A
9/20/83 B
14
12/21/93 C
12/23/83 A
E
12/29/83 A
3/26/83 A
6
N
H 2
S ?
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
3/08/83 B
3/09/93 B
3/12/83 A
3/20/93 C
4/10/83 E
4/23/93 C
4/23/83 A
5/12/83 C
5/16/83 A
5/16/83 A
6/07/83 8
9/06/83 A
10/27/83 C
10/28/83 B
10/29/93 A
ll/M/83 6
12/04/83 A 10
J
p
p
T37
p
F
N
H45
I 0
N
N
eo5
L
1
N
S5l
F
p
N
COS
N
S51
N
K9(l
N
Sil
6/15/63 A
6/15/P3 A
6/17/83 A
6/21/83 A
6/23/83 A
2/04/83 C 1 R
2/04/93 b 1
F30
a54
HUNrMLY/AN^I
1/01/83 -
Index
12/31/93
1/17/8",
SEE »LSO n
CITY HAN
A PLAN F
CITY Sfcf
PL ANNFRS
Sf VITAL 1
CITY PLA
SIRfSS C
OURHA'*,
SUKVEY:
DEvELOPM
DOJP Ejr,
PlANNf «5
PLANNERS
COMHITTf
OURMAH G
CITY EaC
URHAM PL
T S 1 P I N I
OR OuRHA
MNf, OP I
Avaio c
line, OQH
NNINli PF
UL lURAL
arp .(FLA
KTP RFLA
ENT iJPDI
EMONT PL
•;tuoy L
SEE* OK
£ Tn STIJ
hohTh ex
EEOS LAH
ANNING ANO ?0'IING COMMISSION
ONS UF CITIZE^IS JN ISSUES
NIONS on FUTU*£ OF OOBMAM
ORE PROULEHS
INTQJN TOP CON'ERN OF SURVEY
KSQNAL OPINION SURVEY
ACTIVITIES
TIO'ISHIP RANKS AS TOP PLANNING ISSUE
NiS'^ri^ 7,!,T,'n "'""""■ ^"'^■'^o"
AN, COUNCIL P«NEL URGED
ITTLE 5 POINTS
FOR SPLIT OF MAJOR INTERCHANGE FOR 1-40
DY ZONE AUTHQJ ITY LINES
PFCTED TO DE FASTER THAN PREDICTEO
FOR RIGHT Of «4Y
DURHAM OfVELOPHENT CORP.
SEE OOHNTOHN DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
nuBHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DISTRICT ATTORN EY S, N .-. .
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE OEPT,
DA'S VOWS WELCOME
DA STEPHENS PLANS HOURS TO MEET PUBLIC
""""'JsSIsS'Jifs 'tIke'SIth^ office. ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
BypOEJ Cuts coulo MP Durham judges
NIFONG APPOINTED CHIEF ASSISTSNT TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Durham oisikict attorney's OFFICE. swEAkiNn-iN rpuFMnwv
AM?sfA^^l^A^r3A!H^ *° "^""'^"'^ »'f°-"^
DURHAM'S nn Da gets instructions from judge
DURHAM district rjuRT
SEE courts, ourham county
Durham dry cleaners
chimney 6FIN3 SHORTENED
BRICK BY BSICK
DURHAM ouke Campaign
SEE OURHAM/DUKE campaign
"""^J? !F?n°?,'^ nEVELQPHENT COMMISSION IPKOPOSEDI
SEE ALSO ECONOMY. DURHAM
HAYTI STUDIES FINANCING PACT
I^ONOM!r^liGp"rM??TFF!?E5s DEVELOPMENT GROUP
DURHAM ELKS LODGE
SEE ALSO BEAUX ARTS BALL
SEE ALSO Elks lodge, n.c.
NEW OFFICERS
ELKS LEADERS CHOSEN
MAN OF YEAR
DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
III ALSO FIREwSoo""''" °^''^- " ^°'^""- ^EKVICES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUELS
SEE ALSO INSULATION
SEE ALSO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
SEE ALSO WINTERIZiTIOH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN-IN-ACTION
SEE ALSO WOOD
SOME FACE SUFFERING FROM WINTER'S BLOWS
DONATIONS NEEDED FOR EMERGENCY FUEL
COUNTY'S EMERGENCY FUND SAID 'EXHAUSTED'
FUEL AID FOR POOR HAS RUN OUT
?R?2E'NOoS?''RisP°8SsJ' '"'" '° "" '"'' '''"■'
OUKE POWER BOOSTS FUND TO PROVIDE FUEL TO NFFnv
So!iF/?E?'"F^^S?°'"5 HEATING FIND PROGRAM """^
Sncf ^..ilLE"!"'^'' *I° FROM FIR1
FUEL NEEDS LIKELY TO RISE IN DURHAM
5EARCH BEGINS FOR DURHAM FUEL BILL H^LP
iic'i?J9 "y EUEL PROGRAM
EMERGENCY FUEL FUND DEPLETED
DURHAM EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
Ur tM2 COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYME'IT AND TRAINING ACT
III itig ^iJJrS^M'iSt^^fi^tljr' -°- -'°" trai,1?ng*^a'rtnership consortium
SE
SE_ _... ^.. „
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
^P.kfUIiE? ,i;^*.''!i'^l 'N Jne EFFIHT
DURHAM TRAINING AGENCY RECEIVES I^T poruaTF roiwr
JOBS GROUP URGES CITY TO JO N NEW CONSOHriuM ""^
DECISION DUE MONDAioN LOSS 0-- CETA°!;oaS
°URHAH EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSI O'l
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
DURHAM ENERGY COMMITTEF
SEE DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY CDM-'ITTFE
DURHAM ENERGY INFORMATION OFFICE
lU tl-IS ENERGY CONSERVATION
"?.in'-MSMf?E59^.C°"5ERVATION. DJRHAM
1*)0 HOMES MAOf WARMER
OLD NEWSPAPERS NEEDED
CONTRIBUTE. CONSERVE
S^^?^rjJgSR2M"Sf25Tt '"' "''' °'"''
DURHAM ENGINEERS' CLUb
SEE ALSO ENGINEERS, N.C.
ENGINEERS HEET TOMORROW
DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB
TRUE PATRIOT
ITuUl.', Sf^'on?!]'" """'' "'""'*
essay winners i
exchangf Club awards
I"fcS?lXE^ irs'w °'" " »"E WINDS DO.N
MOHF FLIGIOlL FOR FREE FOOD
CLun RECOGNIZES DEEDS
?iCE rai seu over h.ooo
GOLDEN PEEOS
N f
S
E
I r
1 Y
P D
DATE
C
PG
L P BYL
S 2
2/03/a3
11
1
N K90
H 2
2/OA/'!3
A
4
E
H 2
2/05/83
A
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3/02/H3
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5
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3/28/83
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2/13/83 A 1 7 N
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1/27/83 A
N
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11/19/93 A
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3/04/93 A
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P C56
S 2
2/12/93 A
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S 2
2/19/83 A
1 3 P
P S76
S I
3/01/93 A
10 P
P S76
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4/08/83 C
3 P
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4/24/83 B
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SUBJECTS
PAr.E 26 1
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NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEE STABBED
KENNEDY FACES ASSAULT HEARINO TODAY
TACKNEy is ELECTED VICE PSESPENT
SOME DAYS EVERYTHING SEEMS TO GO wnOlG!
DURHAM HERALD CU.i NEWSPAPER IN EDJCATION PRDGRaH
SEE NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION
DURHAM HERALD CO., ORANGE BUREAU
PAPER UfflCE ENTERED
DURHAM HERALD-SUNt LIBRARY
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES. DURHAM
LIBRARY BUYS PAPER INDEX
HERALD-SUN LIBRARIAN HOLOS ASSOCIAUON POST
SEMONChE new LEADER OF NEWSPAPER HHRARIANS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
BOOKWORMS
SHRUBS PLANTED
SCHOOL RECEIVES PLANTS
ROOMFUL OF BOOKS
LATIN'S ALIVE AT DHS
MERGER. DISCIPLINE CODE LEAD 3URHAM HIGH TALK
EXCELLENT EDUCATION
DURHAM HIGH MAY GET JUNIOR ROTC PROGRAM
MICHAUX FAVORS RILL TO CUT 2N3 PRIMARIES
DHS LISTS HONOR ROLL
CLUB VIEUS SLIDE SHOW
STUDENTS HELP TO BEAUTIFY SCH30L BY PLANTING TREES
CITY HIGH SCHOOLS TO GET VIP VISITOR THIS WEDNESDAY
HUNT PRAISES DURHAM SCHOOLS. JRGES MORE DROPOUT PREVENTION
CITY SCHOOLS RECEIVE VISIT FR3M HUNT
GOVERNOR WORKS WITH DURHAM STUDENTS
TEEN DRINKING: ON THE ROAD TO ALCOHOLISM OR PREVENTION?
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL RELEASES H3N0R ROLL
HOUSE OF THE FUTURE
SHOPPING AROUND
JESSE JACKSON WILL SPEAK AT DURHAM HIGH MONDAY
ANTiauE FOR SALE
HIGH SCHOOL MAY SOON LOG COMPJTERS INTO CURRICULUM
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL LISTS GRAOJATES
DHS LISTS HONOR ROLL FOR SECO<0 SEMESTER
DHS STUDENTS TREATED FOR EYE, NOSE IRRITATION
AT The portal
GETTING RFADY
PRINCIPAL HAPPY WITH IMPROVEMENT AT DURHAM HIGH
FLOAT TAKES SHAPE
GO BULLDOGS
IS I HIGH SCHOOL SETTER THAN 2 7 TWO RE-ELECTED BOARD MEMBERS FAVOR
PRESERVE. RESTORE DURHAM TRADITIONS
TRIBUTE FOR SLAIN MARINES
CREDIT OVERDUE FOR DHS PRINCIPAL
•I LOVE DURHAM HIGH'
STUDENTS USE CURRENT EVENTS !■< PROGRAM
STUDENTS APPRECIATE PRINCIPAL
DHS STUDENTS PREPARE 'SOLO' THANKSGIVING MEAL
DURHAM HIGH NAMES HONOR ROLL
NEW COMPUTER
SCHOOLS DISCIPLINE STUDENTS WITH WORK
SCHOOL GETS BOMB THREAT
GETTING READY
HOLIDAY SPIRIT
THREE GOOD REASONS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. STUDENTS
SEE ALSO REUNIONS lOTHER THAN F4MILYI
GREETINGS TO CLASS OF '".2
50TH REUNION WORKERS SEEK CLASSMATES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DU<HAM
CLASS OF 1918 PLANS REUNION
CLASS OF ' 18 MEETING
CLASS OF ' 33
dhs class of '1,3 gathers
durham high school. graduation
see also durham high school. class reunions
see also durham high school. stjdents
see also reunions lother than familyi
graduation: durham's public high schools announce plans
graduation activities begin
ingram to speak
graduations on cable
durham. hillside graduate <.25
issues challenge
awards: durham honors melissa duffy
durham high school. history
city schools began in 1882
durham high school spans full century
durham high school. junior rotc
durham high may get junior rotc program
durham high to get rqtc unit
army program to degin at durham high school
durham schools to get rotc
the troops on review
dhs rotc plans service tomorrow
beirut plan is criticized
Durham high school, reunions
see durham high school. class reunions
durham high school. students
see also durham high school. class reunions
see also durham high school. graduation
see also reunions (other than familyi
blood donors
it's history
students take honors
anniversary edition
essay winner
^Jt'*!" "i''" STUDENTS IN STATE MOOT COURT FINALS
VOTF CAMPAIGN COMES TO DHS
JACKSON PUSHES VOTE
DURHAM HIGH LISTS HONOR ROLL STUDENTS
WORKSHOP BOUND
DURHAM HIGH STUDENTS ASKED TO PICK UP CLASS SCHEDULES
ss^Ec^iiiv^r^AirDi" '° ^""" ^^*" "«""^"
OFFICERS Elected
Durham high school invitational baseball tournament
SEE DURHAM INVITATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
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P 0 DATE C
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S 2 10/05/83 C
H 2 10/19/83 B
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1/30/83
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2/07/83
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2/16/83
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2/13/83
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3/06/83
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3/28/83
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3/31/83
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3/31/93
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6/ 9/83
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6/29/83
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6/29/83
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7/23/83
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3/03/33
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8/21/83
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9/0'./33
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10/01/83
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10/01/83
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10/16/83
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5/06/83 C
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12/21/93 6
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2/33/93
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' N C36
N C36
) N C09
N C36
N
N
? H C36
P N C09
P N C36
P U C09
N C09
N C36
N C09
N C36
N C36
N C09
F C36
U C09
N C09
N
H
U C09
N C36
N C36
U C09
N C36
N C36
N r36
N C09
J L57
N 366
N
N P55
2 9/25/93 B
2 1/21/93 0 1 P u C09
?
1
2
2
7
7
2
2
I
7
2
7
2
2
7
7
7
i
7
h
7
t-
S
1/06/83 A
1/14/93 A
1/24/93 C
1/27/83 C
1/29/93 C
2/09/93 A
2/09/93 a
3/02/83 C
3/03/93 B
3/09/93 A
4/13/93 A
4/19/93 A
4/20/93 B
4/21/93 C
4/22/93 P
4/22/93 C
5/03/9) B
5/06/93 B
5/06/93 C
5/11/93 A
5/12/83 i
6/14/93 A
6/17/93 A
7/01/»3 C
7/07/93 C
7/22/93 A
10/12/93 B
10/22/83 C
12/12/83 A
N K90
C 043
N <90
N K9a
N S51
N K9n
N S51
N IC90
N »54
N *90
N <90
N <90
N S51
N 1C90
N S51
N K90
N H90
N S51
N K90
N
i N S51
N t90
E
N K90
N <90
N <90
1/24/83 C
2/02/93 A
2/15/83 A
2/15/93 B
2/26/93 C
2/26/93 A
3/07/83 A
p n
L
H
\l
N
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MONTHLY/ANN
1/01/83 -
INDEX
12/51/83
PAGE 2bi
1/17/84
MfluSlNG PDOBLFMS HEFD OISCUSSIOM
£UT,9'^)!^'"*''f'"' flOA'DS, cnHMirtEEs need meh»e(<5
Jntf'clM^K'fr J?w"GA%y?N;"°"'^< """"=■ '" ^^-
MlNORtrr FIRMS TO GET FACTS
^'^fJJ'-Jt COMMiriEE WANTS CITY TO ENFORCE VEHICLE STICKFR tilF
SANOUET MONnRS VOLUNTEERS " = •"" '-c »i:nii.Ll: iTlLXtK SALE
50 Turnkey homes are solo
•FKEEPIES- INVITE A^USE
SIGn'aGREEMENt"'""" ''°' -JO"-' ELATED PRnjECTS
PSOS THWARTED A BREAK-IN
?9Mni''^. ^SJb"" STUDIES ENERGY SAVINGS PLAN
3'UUT tNt"&Y
ENERGY MEETING SET NEXT WEEK
HOUSING PROJECTS GET $558,591
CRIME VICTIMS -FIGHTING SACK'
CONSERVATION TIPS
FOR SAFETY'S SAKE
DONATES BOOKS
»SLEfl^rR'ogl?,!;G"-""' """' "" SUBMITTED AGAIN
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY, BUDGET
HOUSING AUTHORITY RUNS WITHOUT BUDGET
PUBLIC HOUSING WAITS FOR FUNDS
HOUSING AUTHORITY'S BUDGET PR3BLEM
iIJI.2"ALIFIES FOR FEDERAL GRANT
ENERGY COSTS EXCEED PUBLIC HOUSING FUND
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY, EMPLOYEES
OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEES
DURHAM MOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
SEE DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DOUBT DOGS ELOERLY HOUSING PRTJECT
HOyS NG AUTHORITY RUNS WITHOUT BUDGET
PUBLIC HOUSING WAITS FOR FUNDS
CITY SEEKS BOARD MEMBERS
Dl?c5f''Sf''S„''01-ICE STATION STIRS DEBATE
ROGERS ON HOUSING AUTHORITY i
HOUSING GROUP STUDIES ENERGY SAVINGS PLAN
DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
l^i *1-|H C*"l-I£ B. SESSOMS AUAR1
III JMH 2"RMAM, N.C., RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS OEPT.
S^fc^l-12 "UMAN RELATIONS WEEK HURHAM, N.C.I
KELLER, WOMEN IN ACTION RECEIVE SESSOMS AWARD
MS. KELLER AWARD NOMINEE ■■■=""= ="^»»"-'^ awaru
HUMAN RELATIONS AWARDS
?°«ELL WILL REPORT ON HUMAN RELATIONS
CITY SEEKS MEMBERS FOR BOARD
4 BOARDS HAVE VACANCIES
8 NOMINATED TO FILL PLACES IN 3 AGENCIES
°""5e? Ti',\lh'yn°u'iliTc\'''°''' ■•"'" ™«'"NS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING DISCRIMINATION SUIT
2A';gr;uG"SiffsS\'?g^S3S?[NG°%A°s?r'^^" ^"« "°"^"^'^ ^'-
OFFICIALS TOLD TO PREPAPE HOUSING LAW
??rj^;iui?iN"i\^s^«iH%g^«^°''^«^ ^"" -^^
FAIR-HUUSING LAW NEEDED
il\l "iLL START STUDY OF FAIR-HOUSING RULE
FAIR HOUSING COMMITTEE IS APPTINTFD
MERGER PROPOSED FOR SOME CITY OFFICES
Durham human relations oept.
Ill tl-cS 2"?"'" """»" RELATIONS commission
SEE ALSO N.C. HUMAN RELATIONS CTUNCIL
MERGER PROPOSED FOR SOME CITY OFFICES
DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CODES
III 'LSn BUILDING INSPECTION
"HoSsiNG°pS3SrEM?"ySJl?'-"''""<^ ""^ '►'S'-ECTIONS OFFICE
f'I» ICNORES ZONING ORDINANCE
ISl^iffiSSf u^pt??°?5u^pl^ *^ "^"' »'^^^^
INSPECTION GRIPES CHECKED
???S*?.Si'''"9''»>'S RESIGNATIOfI REQUEST
ft'fTf-OP: INSPECTOR ON JOB
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SEE »|:S0 RECREATION, DURHAM
EDUCATIONAL L RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
"""see iLSQ'JjEp"TE.H^'^MiS29|- «tll?"-L TOURNAMFNT
BA^EbSlL TOURNEY^SE?""*'-'- '^ " "'"^'^ HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
TOURNAMENT IS RAINED OUT
DURHAM JAYCEES
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES J«TLl:ti
i?;ce'E%^?E%^''^o^ SJt §n" "1^1 JSJr^S'" '-""5
C.TwAL;ioER"R^',!?f;;J."{Sl ""cEE^^IfrVICE AWARD
ARfs'feUSlR ',tif,f,U' '°' '""' "°'^™
J«»CEES PLANNING DINNER
p5Ifffv%'5A'l?NlR's^f;"'"'^'*' " "*'^^ "ESTORATION FUNDS
GALA PLANNED
P?n2ll?J?f!,.^?l!:' I" BENEFIT BALLROOM
"°U?fjE°CHtStEsfoN?';^ " °"'""' "< "NEFIT FOR THEATER'S BALLROOM
DONATION Thanks
CELEBRATION DOWNTOWN
FI^is'H°?^G'foilHEf ' INTERNATIONAL DAY GALA
N E
P 0
S I
E L
DATE C PC L
3/10/«3 A
3/l?/n3 A
3/l'./n3 A
1/15/93 A
i/l8/B3 C
3/30/83 B
S/C/n) C
5/23/83 A
7/07/83 C
7/26/83 A
B/02/R3 A
8/02/83 A
8/03/83 A
8/05/83 C
10/08/83 A
10/12/83 C
10/13/83 B
10/19/83 C
10/20/83 C
10/22/83 B
10/29/83 A
11/03/83 a
12/23/83 A
2/2S/83
2/25/83
3/09/83
4/08/83
7/16/83
2
1
I 3
1
1
I
16
1
4
1
1 I
5
N
N
N F30
N K90
N K90
P T37
N K90
E
N K90
P F70
L
N K90
P T37
A47
T37
H66
K30
L
N S51
N K90
S 2 6/08/83 A 13 P P T37
H 2
1/28/83 C
I N
S5l
H 2
2/25/83 B
N
S51
S 2
2/25/83 B
N
H ?
3/12/83 B
H 2
3/25/83 B
S51
S 2
5/17/83 C
i 2
8/05/93 C
N
K90
S
2/03/83 A
I N
K90
H
2/04/83 B
1 P N
H
2/20/83 C
1 P P
T17
>
3/21/83 C
S
4/18/83 C
4 N
s
5/16/83 C
1 N
K9n
H
6/09/83 0
5 N
S5l
S
1/13/93 A
N K90
H
1/14/83 B
P N S51
H
1/18/83 B
N S51
i
1/19/93 A
b
1/21/83 C
H
1/27/93 A
L
s
5/23/93 C
N K90
s
7/06/83 C
s
9/07/83 C
N K90
S 2 9/07/93 C 1
5
2
3/12/83 A 3
S
3/22/B3 A 4
S
2
4/D9/B3 A 4
S
2
4/20/83 C 1
H
7
5/D3/B3 A 10
H
5/19/83 B 1
S
5/19/83 C 1
S
5/27/83 C 1
H
5/29/83 C 1
S
6/02/83 C 1
H
6/03/83 B 1
s
6/07/83 A 1
s
9/21/83 C 1
N
K9n
L
1
N
K90
N
sa?
N
S51
N
K9n
N
K9n
N
N
M^3
N
S82
N
K9n
N
K90
H 2 9/06/83 D 1 D I
S 2 4/06/83 a 3 N C09
S 2 4/08/83 0 2 N
1/09/93
1/16/83
1/18/83
2/09/93
2/09/83
3/02/93
3/12/83
3/22/83
3/24/83
4/14/93
4/21/93
4/28/83
4/29/83
4/30/83
5/01/93
5/03/93
10/11/83
10
1
1
F
N
N
N
L41
N
N
N
Sfl1
N
F
N
F
HM
>l
K9n
P
T17
P
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9
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I .-I D E X
12/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAr,[ 2 6*
1/n/B'.
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DURHAM jayCETTES
HELPING GUT
--'7,i^:;l|j!S^^i«E^CATHE«eD_^^^ -—V TO U.E
^E:"a'TEfo^"c1T^s''IE^'v'QtiN^EES G^OupI'
jSnIqS LeSguE SETS ANNUAL MEETING
^ISviceVFag^e'-embers model fashions at brunch
^^R^.S^Ag^Lniri^O^S SOUGHT
"''"'hS^MmM^ THE best bu.s in to-n
psepabing for a sale
^E2?5rrHlS?,%S"h£lNGTHEKITC.EN S.N.
nuRHAM JUNIOR NOVICE TENNIS TQURNV.ENT
SEt 'CSO TENS
NOVICE TOURNcY SET
ONaARP, CRICkETT
"S?? i"L'^i°Du-«°Hr«'':^MU^t CLUB
"|,i^^nNY"50A_Rn READY FOR CO
VOLUNTEERS
OFFICI 4LS
OUPha
\:^rcr. 3?'o"?RSIf5.5?s.r^H5KJ.s its founder.
special friends
decorating party
durham fennel club
see also dogs
ready^for the SHQU
;^;!;ijr''c[SrsHO- at duke Saturday
ANGEL AND OOLLY
FINAL TOUCHES
"""^Jf ifsQ^lRIENOLY CITY KIWANIS C LUD
III illn TQPACCnL'NO KIUANIS CLJB
"IuRnI- I?<TERSTATE BALING ON -AY
li?rGE5VEhJ'?P^!N'E Ci|? LEAD DURHAM HIGH T.L,
HAN OF YEAR
ctSr'ELLiNG CALENDARS
CALENDAR MURAL
0,R„.M KI.AMS CLUB JUNIOR LIVESTOI. 5HQ« AND SALE
^^US^??Ei.l^!^^?^tESTOC« SHOW
LIVESTOCK SH9; AND SALE
'ji§GE"pK^roJ"swINE. LAMBS AN. CATTLE
IVM'il ;"vEs"T0frSH0- ENDS 2-OAY RUN
ti5^i;S^;Ml"?SASir!f5B^rlgT UAL .UNIOR livestock ShO- C sale.
. °"«S|? tllSUl 0°F^ :SKIS rnVsil. DUR.AM
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"""^E? ^pi^BrIc'rER;^£l'c"-Of N.C.
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mid MAM lJTEAaCv council
"iR'i^Sife^i^r.i^TloNS TAKING AIM AT ILLITERACY
°'^"??rArs8"cS';i2?sri^iB'o¥^uRHA,
OPTIMIST OF YEAR
MANAGEMENT CLUB
SET
1 T
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DATE
10/21/B3
10/26/93
10/27/83
U/D2/''3
12/25/83
C PG L P =iYL
J56
S76
B7\
J56
S 2 6/22/83 A ■) P P F70
h 2
_ 2
5 2
5 2
H 2
h 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
2/03/P3 A
2/0''/R3 e
3/16/93 B
3/18/83 Q
3/22/83 A
4/26/83 A
5/05/B3 A
5/12/83 A
5/17/83 A
5/29/H3 A
7/l'./"3 A
a/07/83 6
3/11/83 A
9/08/83 C
9/l'./83 B
9/20/83 A
11/09/83 a
11/10/83 A
12/11/83 0
J06
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:"3S^^Hli^^JJol^7r'GiT;SCHOLARSH,PS
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MANAGERS MUST BE MOTIVATORS
DURHAM MASONIC LDOGE
NEU OFFICERS
DURHAM MASONIC LUNCHEON CLUB
r.dVd'Ml CHOSEN
SEE ALSn 15-501 BYPASS '
"U^LHll&if-ATER SYSTEMS SAID NEEDED TO CONTROL DEVELOPMENT
DURHAM MAYOR'S """f '^f„.,nH-s OFFIC =
SEE OURHAM, N.C.I MAYOR S Ut-ML.
S 2 10/22/83 A
S 2 11/02/83 B
H 2 11/0A/P3 A
S 2 U/05/33 A
S 2 11/05/83 A
I P F H*,5
6 P N
1 P F H<.5
I P P K30
3 N
I P N J06
12 P P C56
1 P P H66
5 P P M66
S 2
H 2
6/09/93 b
6/15/83 Q
2 P P T37
H 2 1/19/83
H 2 3/15/83
S 2 J/29/93
H 2 12/07/83
3/23/83
J/2A/93
3/30/63
10/20/83
10/23/83
10/24/83
P
P M66
6
P
P T37
P
p
1 5
P
P S76
1 B
P
N
1 f-
H
1
1
P
P
P K30
P K30
1/07/83 B 1
1/07/83 B I
2/0<./83 C I
3/18/93 C 1
5/20/83 A 1
9/23/83 A 2
10/13/83 A 9
12/08/83 C 15
12/15/83 C I
3/08/83 B
'■/17/83 A
4/19/83 A
<>/21/83 B
4/21/83 C
4/22/83 A
4/25/93 A
6/10/83 A
N L4I
N SS3
N E05
N M23
N C05
P M66
P T37
N 593
P T37
P M66
H 2 9/03/83 C 1 N
H 2 4/07/83 B 1 N W24
S 2 U/04/83 A 2 P P C56
H ? 1/16/93 0 12 N
? \ %'AVA\ i r S ^35
S 2 12/30/93 C 4 P P T37
S 2 12/17/83 A 17 P P C56
S 2 12/l''/83 C 1 N
S 2 J/lQ/83 A 1 N SB3
MONTMLY/ANNUAL
1 N n t X
U/31/03
PAGE i65
SEE MAYOKIAL CAMPAIGNS
dubham mfrcmamts ASsnciAnoN
VALENTINE VQuS TO KEEP FIGHTIMG FEDERAL DEFICITS
MERCHANTS GROUP OFFICERS
""-SS'"':;^ CALLS FOR ACTION ON SOCIAL SECURITY BAILOUT
AUARO mINNER
DnMNin.iN DURHAM CHANGING: NEiV HOME
MERCHANTS OFFICE ENTERED, ROB'IED
DURHAM RETAIL SALES SURGE
CHANGING THE GUARD
DURHAM MERCHANTS TO HONOR 78TH YEAR
DURHAM MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
SEE INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTE<IAL ALLIANCE OF DURHAM
DURHAM MQOSt LODGE iO<,5
SEE ALSO WOMEN OF TH6 MOOSE
HOUSE OFFICERS
HONORED
DURHAM MORN IN
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO S
TYRANNY
CARRIER
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lERALO-SUN GOLF T0URNA1ENT
IHARF YOUR CHRISTMAS
IN GUATEMALA
TAKES JOB SERIOUSLY
NAUGURATES LATE ORANGE EDITION
NG CAPTION
TYLE EDITOR WINS FIVE STATE AWARDS
|2«|S WRITER RECEIVES GOVERNOR'S ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
OLICY ON TITLES
SALUTE
PRESS PROBLEMS
FBRS HAVE PERSON COUNTY TIES
MED EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR
AKES STAFF CHANGES
■S COMING! JULY IDTH, ISflJ — JAMES J. K I LP ATR I CK . . .
RD ORDERS ARREST OF NfwSMAN M LI- A i K I LK , . .
EAU CHIEF IS ARRESTED
SERIES TO HELP SOLVE CRIMES IN AREA
FOR NEWSMAN IS PUT OFF UNTIL AUG. 12
■ FEATURE WILL GIVE CLOSER SCRUTINY
AWED ON TWO COUNTS
PPLY, NOT GOUGING. RAISED PRICES
ON PREVIEW
SN^T OCCUR IN EOUAL PORTIONS OF GOOD AND BAD
ONORED
ENTION RACE
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IN BAD TASTE
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TIC" RIGHT
TIC" AMUSEMENT
DURHAM MORNING HERALD, AWARDS
HERALD CITED FOR ARTICLE BY KIM BEST
DURHAM MORNING HERALD, CARTOONS
SEE ALSO CARTOONISTS
CARTOON A CHEAP SHOT
fiilSStilF "^^ INFORMED ABOUT FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
LAMPOONERY A BOOST TO SOVIETS
LETTER TO EDITOR WAS 'AMAZING-
f'jnSi'*'- CARTOON WAS OFFENSIVE, TASTELESS
CARTOON, BOO: STORY, HURRAH
Fn?rnof.?^tni-JJS'',SL£"'^''°"5 ""^"^ DURHAM AND THE AREA
EDITORIAL POLICY IRREPARABLY ■JADED"
DURHAM MORNING HERALD, CIRCULATION DEPT.
SEE DURHAM HERALD CO., CIRCULATION DEPT.
DURHAM MORNING HERALD, CORRECTIONS
WHIRL CORRECTION
correction'"'^ '"'°''"' '" TELEVISION BOOKLET ITODAVS SCHEDULES ON 201
NOT A FACULTY MFMBER
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11/26/83
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5/02/83 A
6/28/S3 A
1/03/83
1/15/83
1/19/83
1/27/93
3/20/83
3/27/83
<./l7/83
5/0'./B3
5/02/83
5/20/83
5/29/B3
6/05/83
6/06/83 -
7/06/83 ,
7/12/83 I
7/12/83 I
7/18/83
7/22/83 I
a/D6/B3 -
3/13/83 .
3/26/83 1
8/27/83 /
9/25/83 (
10/12/83 I
10/14/83 I
10/17/83 I
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11/05/83 /
11/07/83 ;
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11/20/83 I
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11/30/83 I
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12/19/83 I
12/23/83 *
12/25/33 C
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H 2 2/11/83 B 1
2/11/83
8/17/83
8/26/83
9/C5/83
11/15/83
11/16/83
12/25/83
12/29/83
H 2
1/01/83 B
N
H 2
1/09/83 A
N
H 2
1/15/83 C
N
H 2
1/18/83 A
L
H 2
1/19/83 B
P N
H 2
1/22/83 A
N
H 2
2/D5/83 A
N
H 2
2/08/83 3
N
H 2
2/13/83 A
N
H 2
2/23/83 S
N
H 2
2/24/83 C
N
II 2
3/03/83 0
N
H 2
3/05/83 A
N
H 3
3/09/83 0
N
H 2
3/11/83 A
N
H 2
3/19/83 A
N
H 1
3/23/83 B
N
H 2
3/30/83 C
N
H 2
4/05/83 A
N
H 2
4/06/83 A
L
H 2
4/12/83 A
L
H 2
4/16/83 8
N
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4/19/83 1)
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H 2
4/26/83 A
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H 2
4/27/83 A
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H 2
4/29/83 B
N
H 2
5/04/83 A
14
N
H 2
5/08/83 A
N
H 2
5/08/83 0
N
H 2
5/10/93 A
N
H
5/19/83 H
N
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5/19/83 I)
N
H 2
5/21/83 A
10
N
H 3
5/21/83 D
N
M 1
5/27/83 6
N
H 2
6/10/83 B
N
H 2
6/16/83 3
N
H 2
6/17/83 A
12
N
H 2
6/18/83 A
N
H 7
6/13/83 A
N
H 2
7/12/83 A
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H 2
7/20/83 C
N
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8/12/83 A
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8/26/fl3 A
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12/26/B3 b
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H 2
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1/08/B3 A
1/11/63 A
1/21/F3 A
1/23/83 0
2/08/R3 A
2/15/83 A
2/25/B3 A
3/02/63 A
3/09/83 A
3/2'./83 A
3/30/83 A
5/12/83 A
5/1B/83 A
5/20/63 A
5/28/83 A
5/31/83 A
6/0T/P3 A
6/C<)/63 A
6/12/83 0
i,/21/a3 A
6/24/83 A
6/27/83 A
7/02/B3 A
7/05/83 A
7/05/83 A
7/09/83 A
7/11/B3 A
7/13/83 A
7/li,/83 A
T/H/SS A
7/19/B3 A
7/19/83 A
7/2n/83 A
7/22/83 A
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11/13/83
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8/29/B3
11/13/93
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H 2 2/05/83 A 4 L
H 2 9/25/63 A 1 N
H 2 1/02/93 6 2 P f x^l
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S I 12/25/83 0 <• C
h" I li/?'/«3 'a 1 N
lOUAL SCHOOLS^ J 3/20/83 B 2 P F C36
UAL SCHOOLSl ^ ^ , 2/04/83 D 2 P F
„ 2 3/20/93 b 2 P F C36
Saiirfn^SE^i^^E'^ELT
URHAM NURSERY SCHOOL
.oti .-IR' S- PaSKEIBALL TEAM
DURHAM MORNING HERALD JLL-JRA^.IR,S^^ HEaOINGI
^'!,S3'SlL-AREA BisKETBALL TEAM
MONTHLY/AN. -(U*
I N D t X
1/01/63 - 12/31/n3
SEE ALSO Child case CEnrERS
NURSERY SCHOOL FRIENDS
»«4'^?,i S^y^? "^S'J INTEKNAriOMAL DAY GALA
MRS. LAPuRjIA NAMtO 10 POST
noRHAM OPriMl ST CLUB
SEE UPTIMIST CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM: Past, PRESENT AND FUTURE
CITY SEEKING OPINIONS ON FuTJ<£ JF DURHAM
DURHAM PAWN SHOP
SEE ALSO PAHi-iSHQPS
HOCKSHOP OWNER ACCUSEO OF TWO METALS VIOLATIONS
DURHAM PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS SOCIETY
^^i.=k5" PHOTOCBAPHERS, DURHAM
fT^J9?,"*'"<'-f5 IN FIBERS SHO^
SJO«ES. PLACE ARE ARTIST'S MARKS
$85,128 TICKETED FOR ARTS
DURHAM PILOT CLUB
SEE PILOT CLUa Of DURHAM
DURHAM PLANNIKC AND ZONING COMMISSION
If- ff-?? S"!"*"' ''•'^•' "^RiHfH d;velopmbnt
III ^H2 S"""'" COUNTY PLANNING AND INSPECTIONS OFFICE
lie ?HS S"S"" COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION "'"'""^e
SeI "tsn 20N?NG laws' °'' ''■"'""'"^ "° COMMUNITY OFvELOPMENT
SIGN RULES URGED FOR DURHAM
MILL RE70N1NG U»GFO
PANEL ENDORSES PLAN FOR HAYTI
ZONING PaNcL delays ANDERSON ST. UNITS
CITY SEEKING OPINIONS ON FUTU»E OF DURHAM
COMMISSION APPROVES ANDERSON J PARTMENTS
CHEST STRE=T REBUILDING CLEARS ANOTHFR Hiionit
HORTCN ROAD PLANS GliEN COSSlTTEE OK ^'"''^
J BOARDS HAVE VACANCIES
i'Sf PERMIT PROCESS, CITY OFFICIALS URGE
PLANNING BOARD OKS CONDOMINIUMS
IIIf?,°'^I"^^ ''""* RATES FAV0R«8LE ZONING ACTION
fS^I^^'-RE^^JSt^T^S^rEYIcM^F^g '° """" °-^"''""
PLANNING PANEL WORKS FOR FUTU!E
WE CANNOT AFFORD SPOT ZONING
ni-lcul SyLSpHENT'oK^o" '''""' "'*' "'*°'' INSTRUCTION
illi'r.'-PV'*^'' BOARDS CAN'T AGREE ON l-<,0 MORATORIUM
iii«V'?^tir'?rAN^^?N£^35RS^8v??.^,v~^ °^^""^'™'^"
^r^^iL^'SfES'^o'^i^Y^I^E^f^lV^M^S^^fs"^"'"^
UNIVERSITY DKIVE EXTENSION UK^ED
UNIVERSITY DRIVE EXTENSION OPPOSED
CITY BOARD VOTES AGAINST REZOVIMG 010
MOUSING DEVELOPER LOSES REZONING BIO
0 |^xEJ3y?v^^;;o^^i?SG^'sSI£''SF?[i?E!'?,?DC^^yI;^
P'?N?? ?;5oR"f'?SiK-G'°" CORNWALLIS HO^sf^r'"
BOARD SEEKS APPLICATIONS
PARK ZONE STUDIED
ourmah police DEOT.
Ill ItlS &'3 ^uTfc^ li^l^'r'h'ol'.".V'' ^°«"
III ittS S^piiS?,?'"^^'^ '''''•' "°<=»'«' '"'OS
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
SEE ALSO PRIVATE DETECTIVES
SEE ALSO SEARCH WARRANTS
POLICE DESERVE WORD OF APPRECIATION
DURHAM POLICE OEPT., CARS
SEE DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PR0GRA1, AUTOS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., HISTORY
YOU WOULDN'T oij RICH BEING A 'BULL'
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
Ifl^i S^'-t.S^QS ARE OUT ON PATROL
LAST OF 2ND LIEUTENANTS RETIRING AFTER 35 YEARS
Durham policf oept., patrol cari;
SEE DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, AUTOS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., YOUTH 0IVISI0>1
III ^H2 JUVENILE COURTS
S^L't^S JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
POLICE LOOKING FOR MEN INVOLVED IN CHILD-LURING
DURHAM POST OFFICE
III A*t|g 51JSk"'m\ ??''*' C'JSTOMER COUNCIL
SEE ALSO POST OFFICES
SEE ALSO POSTMASTERS, N.C.
MAIL CHANGE ''°"*'- SE"^'"
DSR^i5^P^s?SA^^lJ^%rfR^N*G' °"'"'" '"'' ""■"
i^')\'t1'J ""OSTMASTER TO RETIRE
MAILMAN HAS MADE 10 MILLION T^ Hf K hhpc
C^iSS}lNS°JErviS5|\Tr^^Ss ^0-'~,^'""CH 20
STRESS NEW SLOGAN
£ot'-'|-' "tS'- 5TILL POPULAR
?nlr nccW^ !5 "LIRHAM'S POSTMASTER
H"iy?°olTl,'ihl°, "'"• "O^aOUNO
'*l'?l'"-*'<°5 MAIL NOT ACCEPTED
officiIl''Serch°'-"''^ '""•'■ """ ""' «"<
Dl'?flHri'"pnJ*S5cfJ'l'^"*'^ " CHRISTMASTIME
NO MAIL DELIVERY MONDAY
SUBJECTS
PAGE 267
1/17/81,
DURHAM POSTAL CUSTOMER COUNCIL
SEE ;LS0 DURHAM POST OFFICE
POSTAL COUNCIL OFFICERS
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H 2
H 2
3/17/83 A 10 P
5/03/B3 A 6 P
5/15/83 A 7
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1/25/83 C
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2/01/B3 6
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3/ai/n3 C
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3/02/83 C
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',/Q7/83 C
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5/16/83 C
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6/07/83 A
N K90
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6/08/93 A
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6/14/R3 A
N 851
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7/05/83 P
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11/01/83 A
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11/16/83 A
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12/06/83 C
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12/07/83 a
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12/13/83 a
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1/01/83
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STRESS NtW '.LOCi^
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S66 «ISQ BO'TS
35;„i2''".lK^L£.D5 PO-ER SOUADRnNS
ni/BniH POeSBVTERIAN COUNCIL
SEE ALSO PKESnvTEaUNS
"group plans smelter home
OURMAM progress "Siffi.rOHiM OEVELOOHFNT CilBP.
SEE ALSO 00;'I2>"',"y''"*?,S,c CENTER PROPOSAL
"lf^iSEsf?iT?;l:sl nnDill^Lc.T,
S U b J 6 C T S
PACE ZbS
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"""lie durhIh ISntic "afIty program, autos
''^»?e'?a7?^'EuISa5%',S^°§|pT. ,^„
Q«;Q actions praised ,, ,.r-ci cio^mF-n
"iNGlio OF P»TC"|| l^y^i'-iSjv.^uP n'b'iG OROG BUST
gy;s*:Rfei?T? if , K '-13 ^.^i^r "'^^"^
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SSrhI; cets'fusds for oui cra:koown
irnlclii'- 1?NT?! S!^B"o'-s are unpopular -.t„ police
S? 1""^ s? SJ'5?bLl5^J?yi?f? never recovered
h?^ sS^SL^Sl^^oSf PSPONSIVE
PiapyDRKS riNEt TRAFFIC A fit i^
PSOS THWARTED A BR£i^-lN SERVICE TO VOLUNTEER DEPT5.
'cg^M^JJi^r Jrr /j^D /e dId "t^^f^^ght CRIHE
JS^LSrlJ^Hr-tli^S^il^^ART. =0R VOUTH
DuRnAH PUBL IC SAFET
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO POLICE
PSO HURT IN SC
FIGhT SPARKS T
officer injure
officer injure
Thieves hOjk
PSO IS EEATcN
PSO BEATEN AFT
TWO CHARGED «I
TOUGHER PENAlT
Two DURHA" MEN
Third wan accu
3 are charged
2 PSO'S. CITU
POLICE WAKE FO
ASSAULT mEABIN
GRAND JUR» IND
DURHAM MAN CHA
OFFICERS AkRES
SHOOTING AT PS
OFFICER SHOT A
DURHAM MAN CHA
MAN SENTENCED
OFFICER HURT 1>
DURHAM OFFICER
OFF-OJTY OFFIC
DEPJTIESi ASSAULTS
FLEEING DRIVER
. PROGRAM! ASSAULTS
COUNTY SHERIFF'S OcPI.
BRUTALITY
mREE ARRESTS
D TRYING TO HALT
0
ishIng tachle
?S she'stops^to check on men in road
'"NEloEO^FofAUiuLTING OFFICER
ChIrgId WITH BFATING POLICE OFFICER
SEQ IS OFFICER'S BEATImG
IN PSO BEATING
iS'rT^aRR^ST 1S"ItTaCK of DURHAM PSO
,ic?s\"n polIc; -OMAN'S beating
'""M2N-|:,?YiirpSlfTE3^1'iHSTGUN AT THEM
0. WOMAN REPORTED
T DURING CHASE ,
ROED WITH ASSALL T
iSl^i'lTru^G^E WITH PAIR
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DURHAM PUBLIC
31 NEW P
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PATROL C
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OFFICER
DEATH OF
PUBLIC S
COUNCIL
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OFFICER
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ThIEvFS
CITY BUY
S^'^I^Is^Sf?57o?f?fTY .2.2.000
iFFICER HURT IN WRECK
HURT IN COLLISION
4R IN CRASH
R Hi rs VEHICLE
If^J; CrSiIeR hits. KILLS OUHHAH T6FN
lON'T RELIEVE SPEED LINKED TO OEAIH
'gS'l THiiK OFFICER SPEEDING
DRIVING AEOUT 35 MPM
.ccr9^rau< RFPRFSFnTi A DANGER
SS:ir3"i?gshs v5r^5i!^?:^v5^!HASE
SuRT IN TWG-CAR WRECK
GEO IN TRAFFIC iiRfCK
aSEAK INIO 3FF-DUTY OFFICER'S CAR
ING 22 PSO CARS; EYES 2N0 FLtti
vfHiCLES
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3/16/83
3/17/83
3/18/83
3/18/83
3/18/83
3/22/83
3/25/83
3/28/83
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5/03/83
5/09/83
5/25/83
5/26/83
7/06/83
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a/02/83
8/03/83
a/11/83
9/23/83
10/26/83
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3/05/83 A
3/05/83 A 13
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3/30/83 9 1
3/31/83 a 1
4/01/83 B
4/01/83 A 4
4/01/83 A 5
4/06/83 A 9
4/06/83 B 1
4/07/83 C 1
4/0 7/83
4/08/83
4/13/83
5/30/83
7/20/83
8/06/83
6/07/83
8/08/83
8/17/83
10/03/83
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1
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1/07/83 3
1/12/83 A
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1/18/83 A 2
1/18/83 b 12
2/08/83 B 12
2/10/83 A I
2/IQ/B3 A 1
2/11/83 8 1
2/11/83 C 1
2/13/83 0 4
2/19/83 A 4
3/03/83 A
3/04/81 U 1
3/05/83 A 4
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7/05/83 6 I
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1 N 0 t H 3
PACE ^b9
CHlft VICriHS •flGHTlNG BACK'
pitlice use oecoy to lure •luggtrst pieveni crime
oukmam public safety program, detective bureau
detective iuits uu8ihg case probe
oeteciive bureau is reorganizing
Durham public safety program, dkuw en driving unit
see also drunken ijriving
durham's new police squad aims to stop drunken drivers
durham police plan no special dhi roundup
special antt-nui unit earns k^ep, more money
arrests for omi drop in durhah
campaign: ijst drunks off the : jad
making presence known
durham public safety program, havti station iproposedi
city will study hayti public safety leeos
brown: CITY WILL STUDY SECURITY IN HAVTI
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, NQRTI DUKE STATION
FIRF STATION GETTING NEW PUMPER UNIT
DUKE ST. STATION TO GET FIRE TRUCK
JOBS GkOUP urges CITY TO JOIN NEW CONSORTIUM
COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON TRAN^FERRING PSOS
POwELL: PSOS SUFFICIENT IN NO) THERM DURHAM
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
SEE ALSO Durham public safety program, undercover agents
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
CROSS BURNED IN PSO'S YARO
DEPUTIES SAY CROSS (lURNED IN P SO • S YARD
MAN OFFERING TO HELP IN WRONG PLACE, TIME
PSOS HELP INVALID
IMAGE IN JEOPARDY
POLICEMAN PATPON HURT IN STRUGGLE
P5Q HURT IN SCUFFLE
pso IS Charged with non-support
p'?o'SSl^1lE^r^G°ED';rD'EATT ■•* '"■"'" '"*' ^'^^" teen-ager
aFF'!'cERs''PROrECT'*uS°'-'" "" "^^ °'' "^f '="='•'• 5- VEHICLES
PSO CANCER-CULLARS STIR CONCE<N
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS DID MAiNIFICENT JUR
SUPPORT OUR OFFICERS
EAST DURHAM LEAK FORCES EVACUATION
FUMES FORCE EVACUATION, INJURE 2 DURHAM OFFICERS
TROUBLES OF OTHERS CARRY THE H HEROICS TO PAGE 1
TOO-TIOHT BARBEL CAP LIKELY CAUSE OF LEAK
PUBLIC SAFETY UNIT NEAR FULL STRENGTH
POLICE OFFICERS HAKE LIKE OUC(S
NO CRIMINAL ACTION PLANNED OVER WARRANT HANDLING
»fl'9*! "O"'! B£ "KEN AGAINST MAGISTRATE
PSO IS BEATEN ON ANGICR AVE.
;50 BEATEN AFTER SHE STOPS TO CHECK UN MEN IN ROAD
TOUCHER PENALTY NEEDED FOR ASSAULTING OFFICER
THIRO MAN ACCUSED IN OFFICER'S BEATING
3 ARE CHARGED IN PSO BEATING
2 PSQ'S, CITIZEN HURT IN FIGHT
£2h'^n SJ'il ff""'" ARREST IN ATTACK OF DURHAM PSO
NrH £0*Tc*H MAN
ASSAULT HEARING PUT OFF
CR»NO JURY INDICTS <, IN POLICEWOMAN'S BEATING
CITY SUED FOR ERRANT DRUG RAH
?r?Mc!;r?nl;l^S-?SU^I„^'^"*° *'"5 TO STOP DRUNKEN DRIVERS
ACCUSAlIUN RcGRFTTED
DETECTIVE HELPED
POLICE PLAN CHURCH SERVICE
BUDGET REQUEST SEEKS PAY FOR EXTRA OFFICERS
RIGHTS STATEMENT WAS LUDICROUS
NOW, ONLY PSOS ARE OUT ON PATROL
Thc CHASE: TOUGH TO JUDGE
RESIDENTS RETURN TO HOMF S
STORY FLAWED ON TWO COUNTS
JOGGING PSOS FIND BREAK-IN
HOT WORK
IT REACHES
'xiV .°^ ^"^ LIEUTENANTS RETIRING AFTER 35 YEARS
PSO CHARGED IN TRAFFIC WRECK ICAKi
CITY SUED IN DEATH OF YOUTH U'l ROAD
OFFICER «OUNDS MAN IN SHOOTING
FIREMAN PANEL MEMBERS SOUGHT
SHOTS END WILD TRUCK CHASE
FIRE FIGHTERS HONORED
SAf^'c'K'-!^' f59 OEEICIAL, SUFFERS ATTACK AND DIES
S"k'9L?''!'"'*"S''' £•*• ALLENiJR., DIES
PSn GOES TO SCHOOL TO EXPLAIN NEW LAW
PSO TELLS TEENS. ABOUT DW I LAW
DURHAM PSO CHARGED WITH Ow I
RETi'ri'ng''fIr|San"""^^° *"^" I>^IVING WHILE IMPAIRED
OFF-DUTY OFFICER ARRESTS MAN IN GUN-POINTING ROW
m'^^iSli "'" TALKED OUTSlIie AFTER Sli HOURS
«*N HOSPITALIZED AFTER POLICE STANDOFF
i??liST's%^!!5j^?Z?5'='"'<^ ""''^ '""""'' "EXPECT
TICKETS SOAR IN 5-MONTH PERI01
GUN-POINTER IS ARRESTED SECOND TIME
OFFICER HONORED -
2 OFFICERS OVERCOME BY SMOKE
MAN COAXED FROM JUMP OFF WACKYAY
MAN ACCUSED OF TRYING TO RUN OVER POLICFMEN
DURHAM PSOS HELP BRIGHTEN CHRISTMAS FOR TWO FAMILIES
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, PISTOL TEAM
SEE ALSO MARKSMANSHIP
PSO PISTOL TEAM HAS GOOD YEAR
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, RETIREMENT
OFFICER hSSorEd'^ '■°"* *''"°«^ "" "ESf 5T.
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, UNDERCOVER AGENTS
"iE^fe^?ug^S"A??s7li^Sa'^c!IlT??Sl^'"' °"'""^
MINOR BEER OUST SHOWS MAJOR PROBLEM
BEER 'STING': FOLLOW-UP CRUCIAL
•FILL 'ER UP' FALLACY
POLICE BUSTS DESERVE APPLAUSE
COUNCILMAN CLEARED OF ILLEGAL BEER SALE
COUNCILMAN FOUND INNOCENT
OUTCOME OF OTHER BEER CASES
16 FOUND GUILTY OF BEER SALES
s
I T
N E E
L Y
P 0 DATE C
PG
L P BYL
S 2 10/19/83 C
1
P N A47
H 2 12/12/83 4
1
N A54
H 2 5/25/83 A
1
N iS4
H 2 8/25/83 B
6
N *54
S 2 S/H/SS A
1
P N F30
S 2 9/3D/83 A
I
N F30
S 2 U/01/B3 A
4
F
S 2 11/U/R3 A
1
'1 F30
S 2 12/15/F13 C
1
P N F30
S 2 12/16/83 C
1
P P K30
S 2 1/28/93 C
1
N K90
S 2 2/07/83 C
1
N K90
H 2 6/16/93 A
17
N
S 2 6/16/83 C
4
N
S 2 7/2D/83 C
I
N X62
H 2 7/21/fl3 A
6
N
S 2 8/03/83 B
1
N F30
H 2 1/04/83 B
N
S 2 1/04/83 B
N
H 2 1/05/83 A
N A54
H 2 1/05/B3 A
N
S 2 1/05/83 A
E
H 2 1/15/83 A
N
S 2 1/15/93 A
N
H 2 l/18/fl3 A
N
H 2 2/10/83 A
L
S 2 2/29/83 A
N
H 2 3/01/83 S
N
S 2 3/03/B3 A
N K90
H 2 3/D4/S3 A
L
H 2 3/D4/B3 b
P H
H 2 3/D9/93 A
L
H 2 3/1D/03 A
L
H 2 3/1 1/83 A
P N X54
S 2 3/11/83 A
P N F3D
H 2 3/12/83 A
P N M51
H 2 3/12/83 8
N B51
S 2 3/19/83 A
N K90
H 2 3/22/93 A
N A54
H 2 3/23/83 A
N B81
5 2 3/23/83 C
N
S 2 3/30/93 B
N
H 2 3/31/83 B
N A54
S 2 4/01/8 3 A
e
H 2 4/06/83 A
N
S 2 4/06/83 a
N
S 2 4/07/83 C
N
S 2 4/07/83 C
N
S 2 4/07/83 C
6
» P R91
H 2 4/09/B3 C
N
H 2 4/13/ft3 B
N B51
H 2 5/06/fl3 B
N S82
S 2 5/14/93 A
1 P N F3D
H 2 5/19/93 A
L
H 2 5/19/93 A
L
H 2 5/19/83 A
N
S 2 5/24/83 A
N K9D
H 2 5/29/93 A
L
H 2 6/2D/93 B
N
H 2 7/11/83 A
E
H 2 7/24/83 C
N M51
H 2 8/13/83 A
L
H 2 8/19/83 B
N
M 2 9/D1/93 B
1 F
P M66
S ? 9/01/93 C
1 F
P M66
H 2 9/05/93 B
6 P
N A54
S 2 9/14/83 C
N
H 2 9/16/93 B
N S82
H 2 9/24/93 b
N A54
S 2 10/03/93 C
N
H 2 10/09/83 B
N M51
S 2 10/13/83 A
6 P
P K30
S 2 10/17/83 A
1 P
N
H 2 10/18/83 B
9 P
0
H 2 10/20/93 A 2 1 p
F A54
S 2 10/20/83 C
N C05
S 2 10/24/93 C
N
H 2 10/25/93 B
9
N
S 2 11/01/83 B
8 P
P M66
H 2 11/04/83 0
4
N
H 2 11/14/83 B
1
N Mbl
S 2 11/14/83 C
I
N
S 2 11/15/83 A
4
E
S 2 11/17/83 C
4 P
P T37
H 2 11/24/83 A 21
N A54
M 2 12/05/93 B
1
N
S 2 12/05/83 C
1 P
P S76
H 2 12/15/83 B
1
N
H 2 12/19/83 C
1
N
H 2 12/2D/B3 A
7
N
S 2 12/23/83 A
1 P
N F30
S 2 9/28/83 C 1 1 P
N T37
H 2 9/23/83 B
1 P
N S51
S 2 12/05/83 C
1 P
P S76
H 2 7/19/83 A
N A54
H 2 7/19/93 A 12
N
S 2 7/19/83 U
N F30
H 2 7/21/83 A
E
S 2 7/22/83 A 4
E
S 2 7/22/83 A
E
H 2 8/03/93 A
>
L
S 2 8/04/93 A
N F30
H 2 8/05/83 A
P
N S82
H 2 a/05/83 A 10
>t
S 2 0/05/83 A (
N
O
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0
I
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N U A L I N J E <
i/ni/a3 - W/31/B3
'nuce «iCHr to •sting- MERcmnis
S ARE SLACK
l;^iI'N%s'y"E"crG .- BEER CASE
OPEBATOB CLOSES f*!',,, ,,,„
HnABO TO '<EEI ON CauNTY FAIR ,,.-,.
FAlS RIDfcS, 300THS SACK IN BUSINESS
^'i^S'lNctiENT'^HOvll GAMBLING INCONSISTENCY
nuRMAM PUBLIC SERVICE CO.
SEE DUKE PUkER CO.
OjRHAM DAPF CRISIS CENTER
SEE ALSO RAPE. DURHAM
^^^.C^^A^3E??^eE?"E^fN ■ '^R^CRISIS^CENTEK
CRISIS PROGRAMS GET STATE MONt Y
CRISIS CENTER PLANS OPENING
THE DURHAM RfCORn i-i2"?''"-if;TnRv
"^P,fsi2v5Vrorso2iiT;.? JS'rXal out this -eek
Sf-'joilNlL'sSSis'DuSiA^; history UNIQUE. FASCINATING
""•'Tei "A!'sS'Ei'i3n-."H°'"j0HNS0N centfr
OUAHAM RtC NOTES
sfmor^citi'/enI. gala event features fashions, dancing
^^Jit:^UNS?"iSN.T GO NFAR THE HATER
5Ll«IN^'cONTESTS to bfGIN MONTAV
Shirrs'- oi'TH^ll summer: fir OJRHAM children. ACTIVITIES ABOUND
ss!?Uf"iriiK':s's'."'-i;''i
JVc'^?c':';cf!'v'.'!^Es'lErFOR SEV.OR CITIZENS
SUMMEflirMF FJN
neCREAriON MJTE*i „,- ,s. ,. tucmt climmfb HiV CAMPS OPPORTUNITIES
Blh bjyNS^S?!JJi??nS^S?5I3?S^N?'^?L^Ss°?iM^ER Activities
SliiL^l^^REr'R'F^lTION D--PARTMENT OFFERS CONCERTS. SPORTS. THEATER
? lS^^ilNVf^^SEC*JES?;&"N^A^:^PpS«'TUNITIES
HELP THE HANDICAPPED
BUS TO AID HANDICAPPED
PEOPLE NEfjED FOR GAY NIMETIES
PROGRAMS FOR ELDERLY SCHEDULET
THE RIGHT ShjF
BREAKING TmRJUGH
DURHAM RECREATION 06PT.. ADVISORY '.OMMITTEE
TEEN GUIDE
OURHAM RECREATION DEPI.. BASKETBALL
SFE ALSO BASKETBALL
CITY CHAMPS
BREWERS MIN TITLE
"""-^uS^M^ES^fiKAS^j^-ATuSrs^Fr^'"
^niv."t'. 2s^e:?!there thfy gt
DANCIN" IN THE PARK
HAY RIDE
HANGING ON FOR FUN
LEARNING TO DANCE
.JHQOQSHl
DURHAM REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
iintiuiJiB%2!:^ssiN^srj^ifLiNG
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM ,,„„„,„.
--- ^^ r ' W 1^t'?S^?l,ct ruled
sloan notifies clerk of mork with minn. firm
^2Srch-city pJopeSt5°5Ettlehe-it overdue
nuRHAM REGIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED
OURHAM *f^,!,"^»'iLOREN. HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DEAF „,,-,,,
SEE ALSO HEARING DEFtCIS
SCHOOLS GET AUDIOMETER
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8/0O/'f3 A
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8/0'>/13 A
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8/10/n3 A
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8/12/B3 A
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7
3/16/93 A
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8/31/83 A
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<,/16/B3 B
1 P
F
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7
7/2<./B3 C
5
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1
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9/28/83 A
1
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9/20/83 A
1
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9/29/83 C
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9/30/fl3 A
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S 2 10/13/83 C N FJO
H 2 11/17/83 5 N
S 2 12/15/83 C 1 N
H 2
S 2
H 2
5 2
H 2
DURHAM RESCUE ^USSION
B^H"^:s^^2?s^giT^?^^tr^F°^s^^sffiEL.
U/l'i/''3 A
11/18/83 A
11/2(1/83 0
ll/2''/83 C
11/27/83 D
2
2
2
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2
2
2
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2
2
2
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S 2
S 2
H 2
M 2
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1/06/63
1/06/8J
1/30/83
3/16/83
3/23/83
"./oi/as
i,/02/a3
<,/02/R3
',/02/83
<./in/B3
4/20/83
5/D3/83
5/07/83
5/07/B3
5/12/83
5/19/83
5/21/83
5/22/83
5/2'./R3
5/31/83
6/02/R3
6/2'./n3
7/D7/83
8/06/83
9/06/83
9/07/93
9/08/83
1D/D6/83
10/13/83
10/26/83
10/29/83
11/18/83
11/22/83
11/23/83
12/10/83
3 P U H<.5
P T37
N SSI
N m;3
N <90
5
12
3
12
5
1
1
5
10
3
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5
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12
1
N
N
N T32
I
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N
N KSO
P C56
P T37
N
N K9n
N S51
I P T37
S 2 3/18/83 A 6 P P C56
S 2 4/16/83 » ,2 S S
I 2 5/07/83 A ID P P
5/27/83 n
6/23/83 0
6/23/83 0
6/30/83 C
7/J2/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/09/83 A
7/15/83 A
16
1
5
10
3
1
M95
T37
T17
M66
T37
T3T
T37
T37
1/05/83
2/10/83
2/10/83
2/11/83
2/12/83
2/15/83
2/23/93
3/03/83
3/04/83
3/04/83
3/19/83
9/08/83
9/09/83
9/23/83
1 P N
SSI
1 N
SM
1 N
K9I1
1 N
SM
1 N
S'll
1 N
SSI
1 N
S51
1 N
S51
4 T T
RSh
1 N
K90
1 N
S51
1 N
K90
1 M N
S5l
4 E
S 2 a/15/93 C 1 P N COS
H 2 3/20/83 0
S 2 3/26/83 A
H 2 7/23/83 C
1 P F L30
3 N F30
1 N 046
DURHA
OuRham hlESCuE SUUAD
MQNTMLlf/AN
INDEX
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P»Gc 271
1/17/S«
111 itlS ^?l?Sr^" ""'^'^ recmicUNS
r.iEY c*M£ ro The Rescue
DURHAM HOTary CLlie
SEE ALSO NORTH DURHAM ROTARy CLJB
SEE ALSO RUTARy INTERNATIONAL
LCM PRESIDENT: CENERIC CiriARETTE SALcS RISINC
FRIDAy PRAISES WHITING'S WORK ""MNl,
PASSING THE GAVEL
NEW OFFICERS
DURHAM SALES AND MARKETING CLU'l
SEE SALES AND MARKETING ExeCUTWE CLUR OF DURHAM
DURHAM SANITATION WORKERS
SEE GARBAGe CQLLeCTION, DURHAM
DURHAM SAVOYARDS LTD.
:r°??s?;h"a°?'EIs??nT3^ jSRH^WM5s?;iur°'""'™^ "^°"«"
PATIENCE WITH PIZZAZZ
'PATIENCE* A VERY FUNNY SHOW
■PAIIFNCe" HAS HIGH POINTS
DURHAM SEkTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY SERTOMA ILUO
c"Lb^r??^K?s"^2J^d"' '"' ""' ^^"^ -""^o
JAMBOREE PREPARATION
EXPRESSWAY WORK HAY BEGIN NEXT YEAR
OFFICERS fRAOe^foEAs'^'^ * ''*'"'■'' """" "^ °^''^ PROGRAM...
NEW OFFICERS
SERTOMA CLUB DONATES
""""J? 5£'*'"CE AND RESTITUTION PRO'.RAM
SEE COMMUNITY SERVICE RESTITUTHN PROJECT
DURHAM SHRIfiF CLUB
NFw SHRINE PRESIDENT
FOLKS AROUND HERE --
MEETING PFUPlE
OURHAM SHklNE CLUU. FISH FRY
FI SH FRY
OaCANIZAIION IS SECRET TO FISH FRY'S SUCCESS
DURHAM SPORTS CLUB
SEE ALSO SPORTS. DURHAM IHISTORYI
NEW OFFICFRS
£5SRjr''SE"'LL''N^V*e,;'GIvl up"- ' "" '""''"' "''""'^'' '° '"'' '""''"'"0 LANO
DURHAM STREET ARTS CELEBRATION
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. OURHAM
?n".'L''T'VV "JP^ "O'* ''"'< ''*'-L STREET ARTS FEST
IrTs'feIt tSSorrSS"" " '"" '"" ACTIVITIES AT STREET FEST
SIjEET ARTS CELEBRATION OPENS TODAY
IcilJ'i J"^ STREET FAIR TODAY
PERFECT CAY FOR FESTIVAL
LioOOWEE?''"^ VISIT STREET ARTS FESTIVAL
p5p%7r'^Lgi'e DESCENDS ON FESTIVAL
GOOD ATTENDANCE, SALES REPORTED AT ARTS FESTIVAL
DURHAM SIREEI Railway Co.
see DuKF POWER CO.
OURHAM S
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OFF AND RUNNING
OSSE TEAM WINS PIG
G 5TRIDERS EARN 37 FUST PLACFS
SET TO RUN AT NORTHERN TRACK
GET CHANCE TO STRUT ITUFF AT JR. OLYMPICS
youth: ...youngsters vital to jr. OLYMPICS
LA
RuSS^^g"" ''"' ^"■"E'S' CHA.PS
ADVANCE TO FINALS
F.';?,'!!r''""EE MORE NATIONAL TITLES
WIN RELAYS IN REGIONAL MEET
SECOND AT REGIONAL II I MEET
STRETCH FOR JR. OLYMPIC MEDALS
CAPTIJRF 3,200 RELAY TITLE, 5FT MFfcT RFrndn
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ITH FLEET FEET
AKES TRACKS FOR TRACK
PICTURE QF beauty: PERFECT STRIDE, PERFECT FORM-
DURHAM SUMMER Swim meet
SEE ALSO Swimming ,
CREATING A SPLASH IN SWIM CHA1 P I JN SH I P S
OURHAM SUN INEwSPAPtfll
SEE ALSO DURHAM HFRALD CO.
CARRIER TAKES JOB SERIOUSLY
JALUVKA TO GET AWARD
HFALTh COLUMN A GREAT SERVICE
^Sn.iPS l°V fffL ABOUT LOTTERY IN N.C.7
SHOULD N.C. TAKE A CHANCE OfJ I OTTFay?
ReCElSe AWA%"Ss''-' F"0"ED iSMj^Ie'""
gf""^ tlve REASONS FOR, AGAINST LOTTERY
REaOERS give PROS, CONS OF STATF inTTFBv
LOTTERY PROPOSAL ORiwS SUPPORT .FIRE
OURHAM POLL BACKS LOTTERY
mff^2I.^^f7.*L839'?J SIGN OF DECAY
LOTTERY: IT'S BENEFICIAL; IT". OEGRiOINC
LDTTcRY LIKE BINGO; GAMBLING I S WRONG
LOTTtRY SEEN AS SOON AND BANE
tSIIS"*; MONEY IS NEEDED; CRIME ISN'T
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S 2 <,/l'5/93 B I P N M23
H 2 7/12/83 A a P P H66
S 2 7/12/83 B 7 P P M66
H 2
H 2
S 2
3/27/83
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'./15/83
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D
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S 2
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1/13/83
2/02/83
3/22/83
5/18/83
6/03/83
6/I3/R3
6/28/83
6/27/83
B
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A
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14
6
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P S76
N L38
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P F70
P F70
P F70
H ? 1/20/83 fl I P P S76
H 2 3/26/83 C 1 n u
S 2 8/15/83 C 1 P P K30
5 2
H 2
3/19/83 A 10 P P T37
5/12/83 C 1 P F H<,5
H 2 2/27/83 n 8 P P C56
S 2 1/19/83 D ID N
H 2 12/07/83 fl 2 P U 071
S 2 12/07/83 0 2 P U P55
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o/oi/ns D
3 P
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2
9/22/83 D
1 P
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9/22/83 0
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9/22/83 0
1
H 2
9/23/83 D
1 P
F
H 2
9/24/83 A
N
H 2
9/2<./a3 A
E
S 2
9/2'./83 A
N
B61
H 2
9/25/83 A
I P
N
H 2
9/25/83 C
1 P
P
F70
H 2
9/26/83 A
1 P
N
W66
S 2
9/26/83 A
1 P
P
F70
S 2
9/26/83 C
1 P
N
T32
S 2
3/10/83 D
3 N
H 2
',/2'./83 fl
5 N
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5/01/83 n
5 N
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VICTORY SALUTE
CARRIFJS HO'lOPEn
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NE^S BUREAU CHIEF IS ARRESTED
CARRIERS Of THE MONTH
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WINNING CARR lERS
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RECoi-ENOATION TO DEVELOPER
BOLDEN GETS APPOINTMENT
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BENITEZ DANCE SET
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POST OFFICE CLOSED MONDAY
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CEIA A PART OF PROGRAM
DURHAM SUN, f"?l;°''t4yni,n
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SYMPHONY •MATURE' FOR OPENER
SYMPHONY COMMITTEE PLANS F0« POPS CONCERT
DURHAM SYMPHONY PLANS POPS CO~<CERT ON NOV. 17
DURHAM SYMPHONY BENEFIT THURSOAY
SYMPHONY GIVES 'AMERICANA' SEVEFIT CONCERT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SYMPHONY'S YULE CONCERT OFFERS RELIEF
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
ROBOTIC INSTRUCTION IS GAINING IN SCHOOLS
LABOR Chief criticizes oti ao
DURHAM TECH TAPES TO FEATURE BLACKS
ANNUAL MEETING HELPS DAY CARE IN DURHAM
TECH'S ROBOT TO SAY 'HOWDY' T") GOVERNOR
DURHAM TECH ROBOT IS STAR AT 4uNT'S NEWS CONFERENCE
LAWSUIT CnuLO HURT DTI
DTI NOON menu: MUSIC
moore gets post
educational excellence: worthy goal i but how?
robots improve life. dti instructor says
durham area scored high in assembly
oti schedules registration
nupham technical institute. budget
oti programs feel financial squeeze
Durham tecm enrollment drops in winter quarter
budget cuts. fewer cuuflses put durham tech in bind
dti to seek »1.2 million from county
student drop may cut funds
oti wants county to pay 12 million for ntw building
commissioners to get public si hoijl ludcets
dti program all right. may lose funds anyway
strong legislators help some schools get more — scott
durham technical institute. buildivg projects
dti building opens tuesday
governor praises progress at 3ti
hunt: high technology helps 06ate jobs
foresight helps keep state's future bright
s u a J E
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. COMMENIEMENI
BOB SCOTT TO SPEAK AT OTI GRATUATION
DTI GRAOUATIUN IS SET TONIGHT FOR 550 PUPILS
SCOTT: DTI PLAYS BIG ROLE
SCOTT PRAISES OTI'S ROLE
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. COMPUTER PROGRAM
COMPUTER CLASS FIELD TRIP
DTI COMPUTER WORKSHOPS ARE INITIATED FOR TEACHERS
OTI WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS TECHNTLOGY
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, CONTINJING EDUCATION PROGRAM
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CONTINUING EDUCATION WINTER I9fl3
DRUG PREVENTION COuRSE PLANNE5
IFAChER COURSES SCHEDULED AT DTI
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, CURRICILUM
DURHAM TECH TO OFFER TWO ROBOflCS COURSFS
SIGN LANGUAGE COURSE PLANNED
FEAR OF ROBOTS DROPPING
COURSES AVAILABLE AT OTI
RFSPIBATORY THERAPY COURSE TO BEGIN
PROGRAM CHANGE WON'T AFFECT OTI COURSEwORK
DURHAM TECH dEGINS SERIES ON SHORT FILMS
FILM FXHIfllTIONS BEGIN AT OTI
durham technical institute. d£segr= gat i on
see also community college system. desegregation
oti program all right. may lose funds anyway
durham technical institute, electr3nils program
see also electronics
oti course helps women
durham program gives trainees brighter future
Durham iechnical institute, employees
dismissed librarian sues dti
oti honors employee
durham technical institute. enrollment
durham tech enrollment drops in winter ouartek
durham ttch enrollment pips
budget cuts. fewer courses put durham tfch in bind
tech enrollment higher. despite cuts in courses
high-tech draws oti students
•disturbing trends' seen in ut i enrollment figures
LESS HOURS Taken at oti
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. FACULTY
MRS. KRIENKE HONORED BY DTI
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. GIFTS C FUNORAlSING
OTI GIVEN LABORATORY EJUIPMENT
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. GRADUATES
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, STUDENTS
OTI GRAD GETS APPRENTICESHIP
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. GRANTS
DTI PRESIDENT SAYS GRANT BASED ON NEED
"""^E^ I^irii'sWSKiJ^I^O E!5H?gliTfSf.'""'"°" TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
STUDENTS LEARN TO PRESERVE THE PAST AT 5TAGVILLE CENTER
'"^''"•!!,JS9t"'[£"- INSTITUTE, INOUSTMAL EDUCATION DIVISION
MICRClCHIP PROGRAM PLANNED IN ADDITION AT DURHAM TECH
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. LIBRARY
on WANTS COUNTY TO PAY i! MILLION FOP NEW BUILDING
''"""'sT;^^y;;,!'^;!tcisiL'^zvR'Uic"i"°''-""°'"" """"'"' """-''"
ROBOT JOINS OTI FACULTY
DURHAM TECM JOINS THE ROBOT RFVOLUTION
OTI GFTS STATE FUNDS FOR M IC R: ELEC IRON IC S
DURHAM TfcCH PLANS 2-YEAR MICR3CHIP PROGRAM
MICROCHIP PROGRAM PLANNED IN ADDITION AT DURHAM TECH
GOVERNOR PRAISES PROGRESS AT DTI
HUNT: HIGH TECHNOLOGY HELPS CREATE JOBS
MITSUBISHI TO USE WORKERS TRAINED AT DURHAM TECH
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PAGE 274
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8J! ran?i?iA^';hs?5K: tVoti.n tn^u.. funo.nc
Du««»« lECHMlCiL I-STITJTE, OPTICAL LABORATORY
"ETr^PT^cllNRrLrS 96 PERCENT
OURH.H 'ECMNICAL INSTITUTE. PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM
■.0 OF ".3 PASS NUHSES" EXAH
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. SCMOLA) SHIPS
?"SVrs?5&£N?'s"S^?%CH0LAR SHIPS
3 OTI STUOE'ITS GET Ain
BANK GIVES SCHOLARSHIP
CONCftATuLATEO
fCa GIVES OTI 11.000 ^ ^^
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°^«»'oM"s?2^i-'As':!^Ii5il:ES"sC^SE;iRSHIPS
EI-GOV. SCJTT TO SPEAK AT OTI
on RELEASES DEAN'S LIST FOR -ALL '82
SR:Hi;]i'?ECH"FMisES WINTER OJARTFR DEAN'S LIST
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OTI ANNOUNCES HONOR STUDENTS
n,iO,<»M TFCHMCAL INSTITUTE. TfcLECQlRSES
°" SEE aCSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
?iT( Tn nCFFB TV COURSE FOR TEACHcRS
SJ^hIS TECH%S'TiLEVISE fall courses
TEACHER COURSES SChEDULEO AT OTI
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;«¥i^lK^ni^^'=ilL[?§S^FJhM COUNT,
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?J^?TilETNg"?S|NS5i llfn'tl^^l ENROLLMENT FIGURES
LFSS hours taken at OTI
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"In^S? l2^?:fG^f=''¥H';rwEEK.S HIGHLIGHTS
A FINE MIX IN 'GEORGE'
THEATER GUILD CHANGES PLAY
GUILD HOLDS "iJI-tK:^' cO^^^LnuT'
lEPrSiNDp'oE COci-CGLA^ ?r^ UNUSUAL CABARET ShO-
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PLAY OPENING DELAYED .,„„,-,
GUILD JUST GETS BY ^ITh WOOL-'
PLAY PUTS YOU THROUGH "R'^JER
INNOVATION IS kFY to PLAY'S APPEAL
OFFBEAT OFFERINGS BY GUILD. PLAYERS
OuRhAM TOBACCO MARKET
SEE TOBACCO. MARKETS
Durham traction co.
SEE OUKE POMcR CO.
nuRHAM TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN
SEE DURHiM MASTFR THOROUGHFARE 'LAN
DURHAM UNION euS STATION
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3/29/83 B
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4/20/83 B
4/20/B3 C
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N K90
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2/11/83
2/25/83
2/27/83
2/28/93
4/15/B3
4/16/83
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1/08/83
1/26/83
1/26/83
3/07/83
3/07/83
4/21/93
5/15/83
5/27/83
5/27/83
6/04/83
6/04/B3
3/31/83
9/01/83
9/03/83
9/16/93
9/17/83
9/19/83
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9/20/83
9/20/93
9/25/83
9/26/83
9/30/83
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SUBJECTS
UNITED WAY
UNITED HAY
CORRECTION
UNITED tiAY
UNITen WAY
DURHAM UNI
UNITED WAY
UNITED WAY
UNITED WAY
UNITED WAY
POSITIVE A
SUCCESS OF
UNITED WAY
DUUHAM VETERANS
SEE VETERANS
AT 30 PERCENT OF CTAL
HAY SURPASS THIS YEAR'S GOAL
CAMPAIGN HITS ',t,.l PERCENT OF COAL
REACHES i,? PERCENT UF ITS GOAL
TED WAY REACHES 6J.JX OF GOAL
DRIVE NOW AT I9i2,-id'i
ORIVF REACHES tl.2 HILLION
SURPASSES GOAL
CAMPAIGN TOPS GOAL BY 422,763
TTITUOE AIDS UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
UNITED WAY SHOWS CARING COMMUNITY
CAMPAIGN SUCCESS DEFIES SKEPTICS
ADMINISTRATION HO SP ITAL
ADMINISTRATION HOSP ITAL
nuBHAM VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
SEE VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
Iff JI-JS S"S"*" COMMITTEE ON THF AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY "LALK l-CUPLf
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM '
III ','-55 ?l°''t^"5 ALLIANCE. DURHAM CHAPTER
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
SEE ALSO POLITICS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO VOTERS FOR DURHAM'S FUTURE
f'-£n{JS?^?'^,*,2? ^£"1"!^ TARGET FOR DEMOCRATS
VOTER TAPES TO HE MADE PUBLIC
POSSISLE LIMITS ON SPEAKERS ANGER GROUPS
i }i^P.S^ ?.9MS INCUMBENTS GET OVA BACKING
<i groups neutral in mayoral r\c£
Durham water resouRCfs division
^^inocl9rK?"'' IJEATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
»5II'^Vp'^ "h'opU^I" ""'' '""' "" """"'"
Jir'^'Un'iV.r '^ylL'^**"^!'* agents in DURHAM'S WATER
>'frJ'?oJ,'Sc"?'i''„^'5TEM WOULD COST CITY SI MILLION
CITY LOOKS AHEAD IN WATER RES1URCES
OFFICIAL Says WATER'S SAFE. BUT DON'T USE TOO MUCH
DURHAM RESIDENTS URGED TO CUT USE OF ^iRoSN WATER
WATER CLEARING UP IN MAIN LIN^S
!iAffrsu^Ts'E"?c'^lo' '"°"'-'' ^"'"'"'" "" °«
DISCOLORED nuRHAM WATFR GOING SOUTH, OFFICIAL SAYS
frA'lrcttVo '.Ikll V."ointe '^ "«n?fEr;^iv^N"rciTY system
COOL, COOL WATER
PV?v*?„1*J,'"^' 8E ABLE TO SELL WATER TO ORANGE
C li fS^I^CIL ASKS CITIZENS TO VOLUNTARILY SAVE WATER
9IITJSV''S"-,t""''" «"E» CONSFRVATION ""="
SEDIMENT TAKES WATER CAPACITY AT LAKE MICHIE
f^lJ^CIL WORRIED ABOUT FUTURE ^ATER NEF05
<ci!r?'Si'iL'^P^^'I^"" '0 DROP; NO CONCERN YET
mSn^E "Jlf?. COULD INCREASE U<JDER PROPOSAL
;^9?S*I^; f'l-LS LAKES RECLASSIFIED
f fv 5I'^9;!'JI'',I°^'C WASTE REP3RT POLICY
£rJ?uJfnI°t? II 5'J5f REMOVE PHOSPHORUS
o2nISii?l F"^" '^'•'""^ ''EEDS MAJOR REPAIRS
ScSIf'^,'^!!,?;'* V°'*'^ "CLP LAKE--RJLAN
REORGANIZING HELPS SOLVE CITY WATER wOfS
OFf'ClALS WANT CITY TO BUY bItSfJ WATe"
?vjJi^?'M2rp'rp!irE? ?s;s2e""' ""^^ ^"^°
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: WELLS AR: REPLACED
EROSION CONTROL DRAFT TO BE Rf AOY NEXT MONTH
DURHAM WHOLESALE CATALOG CO., INC.
iUlU :;i5y5EO. JUDGE RULES
ASSETS WERE OISflURSED ILLEGALLY
DURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB
"SoME'^°Me°E"?"cH"AL'L'^^G°E "^"""^ ''^'
ADMIRING ARTWORK
OFFVcERS°rNSrA\f£D'* DONATES .500 TO URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
AWARD WINNERS
i^r"^[^^ ^f5§^^%s"^^^%"§MET'' '""'°^^ '^ ="'"^'"
N.C. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
DURHAM WOMEN' S CENTER
CHRISTMAS IN CHAPEL HILL
DURHAM WRECKER ASSOCIATION
FAIR HOUSING COMMITTEE IS APP3INTF0
"""SE? ?2^i;? SeSSj:^ christian association
DURHAM'S station
SEE DURHAM, ,«4,c.
SEE DURHAM, N.C.
HISTORY
nuRMAM/CHAPEL HILL HOME BUILDERS
hSm"I d%"Ug:^''2iKnIr'I"''*'= '"■" "'^"'■"" '" "QCITICS'
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SEE ALSO HORSES
RIDING CENTER WOULD SERVE HUNDREDS OF THE HANDICAPPED
DuBham/duke Campaign
*^CASpi'ic2V5^ri'.',"';jT'^'E" ' ''""'° raising
t.AnKAibN'S GOAL SET AT $2S0.mn
J3 VOLUNTEER FOR CAMPAIGN
OURHAM-DUKE DRIVE EXCEEDS GOAL
DURHAM CORPORATE G I FTS TOP sSs 0, ODO AT DUKE
OURHAM/ORANGE^BOWLFRS ASSOCIATION
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10/17/83
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10/ia/fl3
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10/25/03
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10/26/83
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11/03/63
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11/11/83
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11/12/83
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11/15/83
A
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H 2 5/02/83 A
N S51
H 2 6/21/83 B
N sa2
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N C05
H 2 10/01/83 E
N SSI
H 2 10/08/83 C
N W24
H 2 11/05/83 i3
N S51
H 2 11/05/P3 B
N S5l
S 2 11/05/83 A
26
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J S51
H 2 U/11/83 A
T T R56
S 2 3/K/83 A
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S 2 <./01/83 C
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N J56
H 2 7/13/83 A
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H 2 r/l3/83 A
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S 2 7/13/83 A
N K90
H 2 7/l<,/83 B
N
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N K90
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N S51
S 2 7/15/83 C
N K90
S 2 7/20/83 A
P N T3?
5 2 7/25/83 A
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S I 8/26/83 A
N J56
H 2 9/07/83 A
N S51
S 2 9/07/85 A
N K90
H 2 9/13/83 B
N S51
S 2 9/13/83 C
N K90
S 2 9/28/83 A
P N K9D
H 2 10/08/83 C
N 046
H 2 l0/l',/83 A
N 046
S 2 lO/lA/03 C
N
H 2 10/18/83 B
P N S5l
S 2 10/18/83 A
N K90
H 2 10/20/83 A
N L41
S 2 10/20/83 C
N K90
S 2 10/2<./83 A
N K9D
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N 551
S ? ID/25/S3 C
N K90
S 2 10/28/83 B
It
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S 2 I 1/17/83 A
N K90
S 2 12/13/83 A
I
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S 2 12/31/83 A
N J56
H 2 12/21/83 CI N 582
S 2 12/22/83 U 5 N
2/16/83
2/21/83
5/12/83
5/12/83
5/13/83
5/17/83
8/25/83
10/26/83
1 P P C56
R9I
R91
r37
A15
H 2 12/13/83 A 6 P N
S 2 7/U6/83 C
H 2
S 2
6/23/B3 B
10/18/83 C
2 P N L41
3 P P S74
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2/08/83
2/09/83
3/29/S3
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"oENlil. ASSISHNIS
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5^|,fs'°PK8H'(!"^iNfAL HEALTH
PASSING THE GAVEL
1/01/83
INDEX
12/31/fl3
°^""'K^?inS«^iItMK?G"ES's^^SA?^ia5"Tl!°AKGLE IS OVERBUILT ANO BUSINESS SLOW
DURH.J/OPANGE^HEniCAL^AUXILIARY^^ '""ICANS HQNTH
OUPHAH/OPANGE^-jUILTERS
QUILT PEST
, „ rn inn TRAINING PARTNERSHIP CONSORTIUM
OURHA«/ORANGE/CH.THAH CO. W J«»>;!ffij.,,, OFFICE
TRAINING STAFF CUT
HINORI lY f 1R«S HELPED I
nuPHAH/KALEIGH TRI-COUNTY CINDEKELUA GIRL PAGEA.T
CINDERELLA WINNER
OURHAMVILLF
SEE DURHAM,
SEE DURHAM,
M.C.
N.C..
HISTORY
ICCIOENT. DURHAM JURY SAYS
J E C T S
S I T
p 0 OATE C PG L P BYL
S 2 -i/ZI/Si B 5 P P 576
S 2 5/25/S3 A 16 P P T3T
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5 2 1/11/83 A 10 P P M66
H 2 3/13/83 C 3 F CI
H 2 5/2'./83 A 6 P N
5 2 12/12/83 A 6 P P F70
S 2 8/16/83 B I P P H30
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l/17/8'i
SEE 8R0WN LUNG DISEASE
-^^^'Hi^p^ptsE !fN??rSo'R^^!,^SEi°!i^A;""' "•'■'
""llS?!Bl:3SG?S''!S''5hiia^SSlili^KoRMONE
""'^ iTuniES PROGRESS ON DYE SUBSTITUTES
^""terALSO BUMBS
^^^Yn'.MITE FOUND NEAR MEDICAL BJILDING
oJnIhIIE found NEAR CENTER
""^SEs'iLSn EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN. •4.C.
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
^'^Y^tEXIA^foi^ERENCE PLANNED
gJ5 AwiRDEO MORE THAN 430,000
^"'SEE ELECTROCaRDIOGKAMS
"" fuSSSiS^El l2K?l"A'lU^rsf.?^A^P«nACH
^ECYClJSo BINS SET UP IN PARK
""see ETHYLENE OIBROMIOE
"Mrl'LEtT'pSaiC OAT* SYSTEMS CORP.
^'^''SEE ELtCIROCAROlOGRAHS
"See environmental protection ag=ncy
"'see eoual rights amendment
"'«lA?VI^Y=iIil5'^^NS INJURY^SUIT
BATTERY MAKER NOT nEGLIGENI u
f";^i^?sriNc.
""see extrasensory perception
"''"THf^5?DlS%\MEl^^!^il'S?T£SR^^<r^^0 TV...KEEP...COACHES GLUED TO..
BLACkoSt GWES ACC SLACK EYE
'■ ^•pS;i?S"S?S'TS TRYING TO SAVE 3 LO LIGHTHOUSE
CITY SCHOOLS BEGAN IN 1882
^SirstSjENrlR^RESTEO IN BREA<-IN
FOOD FOB THE NEEDY
E „ 5MIIH ANO SONS IMEST CHAPEL HILL ST.)
■ aiSSlN^S^S'? stores; possible link probed
E. T. IFILMl
S 2 9/16/n3 A I N K90
S 2 10/07/83 A 1 N K90
H 2 10/08/83 B ■. N
5 2 3/30/93 e 1 P N K90
I 2 W0V83 B 1 P N S83
S 2 3/01/83 C 6 P P M66
H 1 2/12/83 C I N
H 2 W/18/83 A 4 N
5 2 12/2'./I13 A 3 N
H 2 6/16/03 A J". N
H 2 2/01/83 li 1
5 2 2/01/83 a 6
H 2 3/08/83 B 7 N
„ 1 12/02/83 B 1 N
H 2 8/31/83 8 1 " f E"
H ? 9/08/83 A ^ L
H 2 U/09/83 B 1 N
H 2 2/22/83 A a N B51
S 2 2/22/83 A 3 N
\ I '3;'2r/r3 t \>C i°05
S 2 / B/83 B 6 P J C56
S I WAVAl I i P P "6
H 2 l/2^/B3 A 8
5 2 2/22/83 U 1
H U N T M L y
/ANNUAL I^|flCX
1/ni/ai - i2/3i/n3
s u 0 J e c r s
p»r,6 ^^^
IxrSA-TERReSrRUL MnOELS FOR ^UMA^I[^V
FOLKS AROUND HERE: KHAT THE MAILMAN aRQUCHT
64GL6 scours
SEC ALSO PUT SCnuTSt DURHAM COUM TV
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
NEW EAGLE
EAGLE SCOUT
EAGLE scour
EAGLE scours
EAGLE scour
EAGLE scours
EAGLE scour
FAGLES
If?,"?' ?*9f '" ESTABLISH EAGLES
eaule nesting effort a success
bald eagle killed
rare pair of eagles
crandfathes's mountain offers refugf for eagles
BALO EAGLES INrRQDuCEO TO N.C. WILD l^ol^l-tS
EAGLES WILL BE RELEASED
EAGLE KILLINGS AN INSULT
BRINGING BACK THE EAGLES
TWO EAGLES TO BE RELEASED IN HYDE
LEAD Shot adds TO EAGLES" PLnnT
i.?Pfe°f^ f^Pkf? RELEASED IN N.C.
EAGLE NEAR FREEDOM
J"2=8ALD EAGLES RELEASED AT Re FuGE
FREED EAGLES OK, BUT NOT HUNTING
BALD EAGLE RECOVERING
EAGLE SHOT
BALD EAGLE SHOT TO DEATH
INFORMATION SOUGHT IN KILLING OF EAGLE
EARL OF GRANVILLE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
HON^R?NG'?H%"'itif ""'"^ '""^ »^^°
EARLY AMERICAN LITERATURE IjnuRNAL]
LITERARY JOURNAL RELOCATES TO UNC
EARLY Childhood eoucation
SEE ALSO Child rearing
SEE ALSO Children, learning
"pR^i^^HKiRr^^EoTri^yss^E ill '""""' "°^"'"
PRE -kindergarten program sought
Early dark (playi
PLAYERS PREMIERE PRICE
PRICE SHEDS LIGHT ON 'EARLY DA RK •
DUKE PLAYERS PRESENT PRICE'S 'EARLY DARK'
'DARK' STRONG, RUT UNCONVINCING
C PG L P UYL
EARS
EAR INFECTION STUDIED
sSiMMMtreJ^SSfK "" '"^ '°"'' """'^'a"
EARTH
NEl
Theory: atmosphere has belched by volcanoes
earthquakes
"rGREAT^SiKES^" "^ "«THOUAKES IN SOUTHEAST
NATURE'S INFLICTIONS
ARcA CONSIDERED FOR N-HASTE SITE PRONE TO OUAKES
Earthquakes, n.c.
EARTHQUAKE FELT IN 3 WESTERN 'nnNTrF^
EARTHQUAKE HISTORY 1 A? eJ iS^Ni TE S I TE S
EASEMENTS
■ SEE ALSO CONDEMNATION
SEE ALSO EMINENT DOMAIN
III fMS koC"^ JJl-fS, PRIVATE-OW^IED
"rrft^?.??i)(;'f PROPERTY RIGHTS
CITY EXCEEDS LAW FOR RIGHT OF WAY
HEARING PLANNED ON EASESeNT Rj LE
EAST BURKE HIGH SCHOOL
DISTURBANCE AT SCHOOL QUELLED
"^' WH?TFfF,'n'FyiJt'i9''*K'^"'-'= TO'RNAMENT
MILLS. STATE LEAD ECU GOLF foiJRNE?"
EAST CAROLINA UNIV.
ic^sro? biS!E"Sfe.^s;:s?"'" <"- -^ ^""^
^rd c'Ir1"I;Jgr'IJ^?? OF"F%°RS^r
LOuISflURG COLLEGE OFFICER TO TAKE POSITlnw AT trn
?!vnL'liA\^nR«JE%S"°'°"'^" ■'°^'""
SYMPOSIUM FOCUS ON ARTS
DIVERS STUDYING TWO FERRIES SUNK IN NORTHEAST CAPE FEAR
EAST CAROLINA UNIV., BUDGET
ECU SEEKING OUTSIDE FUNDS
EAST CAROLINA UNIV., CHANCELLOR
EAST CARULINA dHANCELLOR IS IMSTALLED
S»5T CAROLINA UNI,^., COMMENCEMENT
2.650 AWARDED DEGREES AT ECU
EAST CAROLINA UNIV.. FACULTY
SOCISlOGiStUyS GOOD MAR
^'^Li'^^tl"} U'JIV.. SPORTS
see east carolina univ. sports
East Carolina univ.. students
!'ii',?ffef,*^fS f*kr'"*°E"'C HOMORS
LfJl-'-'''' " "URT in GREENVILLE BLAST
GREENVILLE FIHt CH IFF : GAS L tA K CAUSFO fliASr
DURHAM WOMAN DESCRIBES TERROR '■*"^'^'' BLAST
wiLKiNs our OF pirr memorial
:R1ag= is still the goal of most singles
i/OJ/83
5/20/63
l/06/n3
3/02/83
3/16/83
3/3n/n3
5/04/83
9/28/83
11/12/83
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2/23/83
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5/27/83
5/31/83
6/17/83
6/18/93
6/18/83
7/04/83
7/13/83
7/17/83
8/18/83
8/18/83
8/20/83
8/25/83
9/23/83
11/17/83
11/18/83
11/19/93
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W/31/83
SUUJtCTS
■^;A:SlGE?i's'tAEi'^??bfR.L CHARGES
Eaa INfFCTin.-i STUDIED
IcS'tH^siciA^sMf /atients ftr ooctors AriE,.oiNO courses
leu «EOICa[ GRAoCaIES fORGO fArtlLY PRACTICES
ACTIVITIES HELP PREVENT REAOUG FAILURE
CAST CAROLINA UilV
£■ ■- •'■'■■'"
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FAST CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS
ecu OVERCOHES 'MONSOON
, RALLIES PAST SOUTHERN MISS
BASRETTALL
FAST CAROLINA UNlv. SPORTS
sSlOE^rPROTE^ST'STsAPPEARING POINT
l^tfl^l-St'lNPs^EMPHASIS ON F,ONTCOURT RE.OUHO.NG
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sues UNAFRAIJ OF SCHEDULE
PIRATFS- SIGHTS ON SRIDGING FS
f[oR Oi STATE SLIPS BY ECU
ECU FALLS ONE PO NT SHORT OF 1
ECU'S CURE FOR MISER*: SEAT ST
RfEDING THE STATE-ECU RIVALRY
"tItE-ECu: SEED'S Of BUT A CLAS
A PIVOTAL GAME FOR ECU
rncFR pnssl'ILF BENCH-WARMER FO
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F0URIH-CUART£B ORivES RALLY £.
FCU 22i N.C. STATE 16
GQ0D.8AD OPTIONS CRUCIAL TO I
FAkLY SEASON REPORT CARDS
IcS^n". STATE OEFFAT SECURE,
STATE VSI The CITADEL SATUkDAT
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MtZZOU TOUGHEST TEST Y£T FDR .
P RATES FIMISHEO WITH PLAYING
ECU TAKES MSSOURI TO SCHOOL
PIRATES SHUT noWN MISSOURI OF-
ecS'S -IN OVER «ISSOy:!I KEYED
FCii SHADES CAjUNSf 21-18
TFHPif 'c LOSS ECU'S gain; PHIL
lues- SLUGGISHNESS IN -IN -ORJ
INGRAM KEYS EAST CAROLINA 3V|
FLORIDA NEAT GIANT IN ECU'S SI
?!^ilSA"JsC^APrs"|CU UPSET BIO^
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LONG'S LIFTING NO- A PASSION
SoMfCOMING GAMES FEATURED AT 0
Fru'S EARLY SCORING ENOUGH TO
ImOR?: MIAMI OBSTACLE TO RANKI
FCU GETS LAST SHOT IN FLORIDA
loSAR'S DIVE ENDS ECU'S UPSET
?iSSt I^SPtRa'^P BY NARRO- DEF
i'lJo^T'^rnr^Aj^^iUorH p
THE SHAME OF IT all: NO JUST >
nnul TALK EMORY'S CONCERN
IcS^SaOWL PROSPECTS STICL NOT
ECU HOLDS ON FOR EIGHTH -IN
PIRATES' SHIP SAILS IN TOP 20.
•WANT-PO-ER' THAT'S THE FUEL =
EMORY: WE'LL NEVER GIVE UP
THINGS ON MY MINO
EMORY GETS NE- CONTRACT
CUT tmapfl hill rotary CLUS
^"sEE IlIo rotIry international
RULING ROTARIANS
EAST CHATHAM RESCuE SOUAD RUN
eEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C.
til JtsO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNIN
CHATHAM'S RUN FOR THE FEATH
ING
i^^i ^tiSsicY fss^siii Vor.'ot^w RUN
EAST DUKE CAMPUS
SEE DUKE UNIV.
EAST CAMPUS
ii ; {g;; ^jis5eSv^^SlJ5°j^?=al ,^^
liSpJJ? ^u55'^J^/e^^H^ !^HEMCAL FIRM
CITY EXAMINING CHEMICAL FIRM'S SITc PLAN
east end community lourmam, n.c.i
Sousing problems top c .
^'^' ES?A?^3Sf produce ^»h" of schools
Sm6 found * nICmE at her F0H«-K ii," j i«.
^"' ^e'aS'S'f freedom keeps -all of shame standing
GERMAN GROUP -ILL VISIT UNC
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east-uest all star football
bbowning picks self
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EAST ALL-STAR OFFENSE TO GET il I G TEST
•HONOR- BRINGS HARD UORK
HArF PRESENTS HEADACHE FOR LI'IITED EAST DEFENSE
EAST STARS YEARNING FOR UPSET ilN UftNSt
■"'IJ 'i^V^ "^^'' "ANIGHT; AEBHL COMBO GIVES IVEST SPOTLIGHT
SS^S 5*?'J„'"''f '5 "" SPEAKS, 'ECEIVEP.S AND OPPONENTS LISTEN
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EAST STARS Earn 8-6 TRIUMPH
AFTER CALL. SELF TOUCHED WEST FOR WINNING POINTS
6AST-,<£ST ALL STAR GIRLS BASKETBALL
-HITE SHINES IN WEST VICTORY; TENM. RECRUIT HITS 21 IN ALL-STAR GAME
EAST-WEST EAPRESSHAY
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER THOROUGH^
SEE ALSO ERWI«I AUDITORIUM
CENTER. WILSON FIRING TOP PIC<
OPTIMISM RUNS HIGH AS DURHA" =
EXPRESSWAY LAND PURCHASE HAS S
HIGHWAYS POLLUTING OUR CITY
EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY A COSTLY
PORK-eARRFL PROJECT
EXPRESSWAY WILL HURT DURHAM
CREST ST. PLANS DUE
COUNCILMEN VOTE TO GIVE ERWIN
CREST ST. MOVE MAY JAR STUDENT
COUNCIL ACCEPTS eiO FOR HAYTI
WALLACE SAYS nuKE HOSPITAL « 80
CREST STREET GRAVES TO BE MOV=
COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS STREET Bl
EXPRESSWAY WORK MAY BEGIN NEXT
CREST STREET RESIDENTS TO MOVE
HELP FOR Expressway sought
EXTENSION OF EXPRESSWAY DURHAM
1600,000 HJUSING LOAN APPROVE")
STATE aCOUIOES most LAND NEEDE
EPwIN AUDITORIUM'S FUTURE IS J
ADJUSTMENT UNIT GRANTS OAY-CA'
SIX LANES FOR I-aS, EXPRESSWA.'
ERWIN AUDITORIUM SLATED FOR D=
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS OK ■ D
EXPRESSWAY, 1-85 WORK IMPORTAN
ARE PLAN
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TARTED, OFFICIALS SAY
MISTAKE
AUDITORIUM TO STATE
TRACT
0,000 AHEAD OF PUOGET
0 FOR ROAD
D
YEAR
NEXT MONTH
•S GREATEST NEED
FOR CREST ST.
D FOR EXPRESSWAY
NCCRTAIN
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LINK OK'O
MOLITION IN 2 WEEKS
T FOR DURHAM
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REBIRTH, RELIGION
SHARING Easter smiles
SPECIAL FRIEjOS
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CHAPEL HILL CITY SCHOOLS BEGIV PRFAK
^?9'!i^=°E„I"^''^S AND MISSILES ICARTOONI
'mill' ^c^SeVe" "'' ■' °"^'^° "* °"""'"
LEARN RITUALS
l.'?3^2;»'?^f.?FS''f5 CROSS; GARDEN, A SANCTUARY
eIsTEP BONNFTS ^^ "" ^UN^SE SERVICES
rhE'l^STEl'sfoSY"""'^^ REVERBERATES ONCE AGAIN
EARLY RISERS CELEBRATE AT OUK'^ GARDEN'S SUNRISE SERVICE
EASTER EGG HUNTS
DYEING EGGS
EASTER EGG HUNTS PLANNED
RINGSIDE SEAT
EASTER EGGS
SEE ALSO EGGS
MAKE EASTER HOLIDAY SPARKLE
CHURCH FOLKS ARE CHOCOLATE EGC-SPERTS
EASTER LILY
GARDENERS ENJOY LILIES
EASTER MONDAY
A DAY FOR CELEBRATION
I5ort5 "SnrTcPV?'!!);; '.^Jli^^CIF GOOD OL' N.C.! ICARTOONI
SPORTS, NOT RELIGION, RESPONSIBLE FOR HOLIDAY
EASTER SEAL Campaign
AMPUTEE'S Charity trip over early
EASTER SEAL POSTER CHILD
^Xi; '•IKC NAMED EASTER SEALS CHILD
NORTH CAROLINA GIRL IS EASTER SEAL CHILD
Eastern air l ines
see also airlines
^'^^.i'-5" raleigh/durham airport
AIRLINE MAKES STRIKE PLANS
EASTERN WARNS WORKERS
tAMl'"?^<?S£S"JL"5 ;l """ «"'? "'^ CONTRACT
Inn'ncc^Jfif SA2t.','?f^"2?l!^'»S VOTE ON CONTRACT
PILOT SPENT YEARS SEEKING VIN.IICATION
EASTERN CORRECTIONAL CENTER
PRISONER Dies; AUTOPSY SET
EASTERN DISTRICT COURT
SEE COURTS, U.S., EASTERN DISTRICT
EASTERN MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MUSIC
BOSTON VIOLINIST OPENS MUSIC =ESr
Eastman developmfnt corp.
OAK GROVE RESIDENTS DROP OPPOSITION TO nFVFinPMFtuT
OAK GROVE RESIDENTS AGREE TO KOUSING PLAN
EASTOVER MINING CO.
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''l.?T03eS"sArrfT"l";ALTlN. WTRK AT MNfS
qJiKE PoitR TO SELL V1»G1NIA CI AL H1NE5
fAS» MOVING DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO OAMCe
DANCERS TAKE NEW oQaOS
'""^V.oT- I'tbScH Of OUTRAGEOUS
fBfNfZER CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY CHURCH (RALEIGH, N.C.I
"' IHO CHURCHES CELEBRATE CENTENNIALS
"""MsJiSn'faIr E0CUS6S ON DESIGNER CLOTHED
"'"?H5°Rli^hiT^-eCKER0 SUED
"'^"pASrXSSGlg'VEFUGE EOR T«a0BL;0 YOUTHS
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ECONOMIC SANCTIONS
SEE SOVIET UNION. ECONOMIC SANCTIONS
""""eCDNOmC PROGRAMS RANKED '
ECONOMISTS
2 12/22/83 A 7
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ECONOMIC CONFUSION
"lltilsiS^?5^5ii^S8t2i^ri;-s-^.---
Ill Itsn EcSnOMIC DEVELOPMENT TASK FORCE
sIe also employment. Durham
ccc .Ten FFOFRAL AID. DURHAM
III ttso lNo55?Pl?L°pEVELOPMENT, DURHAM
2/27/83
3/06/83
3/08/83
13
10
111 ALSO BETAfL SALES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WAGES, DURHAM
^'sfnVJorSuluAL REPORTS
K^NS"c'GSn..TH'R0|uST IN DURHAM
OUTLOOK ROSY FOR REJf'l- SALES
TRICKLE-DOWM BENEFITS
H 2
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AN ECONO
"°^?riL'sa'GOvERNOR.S CO
SEE ALSO N.C.. EXPORTS
l')a2'5 TOP 10
8U
MO
CONFERENCE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPhENT
ISTS PREDICT REGINNINGS OF RECOVER
NCED GROMTH POL ICY'
G^SSth^EeS^FOr'stItE'-S ECONOMY
rafEOMOOR HOPING LAKE JILL AH TOWN S tLUNU
5, AG EFFECT- HAS bZnkSuP cTeS ON RISE
;iuOING"cAR SALES HELP N.C. ECONOMY
''°Ti'icl"ol". SUNBELT
""''TxfERVf loiTHFRN MIGRATION GR3-I.NG
""See'Ilso'capitalism ^
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO INFLATION. U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
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an CAUSES?
SEE ALSn RECESSION
SEE ALSn STOCK MARKET
SEE ALSO TRADE DEFICIT
SEE ALSO UNOER&RUUND ECONOMY
^^L*,tS''' "•^' SECURITIES ANO ex:
ROJSEVELT PROr.RAMS: SOLUTIOM?
A SERVICE ECJNOHyi '"'-""^••^
ECONOHIST SEES IHPROUEHENT
AMERICA MAY af -un THE MENU'
A TRUE PREDICTION
SIGNS OF RECOVERY
n?'8-if'iJ!^?''!RiEE5'° """'^^ "^""' ""
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rSif!'''tLf^°i?^''P°? ECONOMY, KREPS SAYS
lpiy.ii'.\.r,if.oirrcAro°^,\ -"^ «e"ve»y... , cartoon,
ECONOMY ON THE REPOUND
MOVE NOW TO DROP DEFICIT
ECONOMY, WORID-XIOE
SEE ECONOMY, INTERNATIONAL
ECTOPIC PREGNANCIES
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
ECTOPIC PREGNANCY ALMOST ALWAYS TUBAL
ECUADOR
RALEIGH MAN IS VICTIM OF ECUADORIAN JFT fOACH
FORMER RALEIGH RESIDENT DIES IN PLANS CRASH
EC2EMA
OUKE MAKES ALLERGY, ECZEMA TIE
RESEARCH LUCKY FOP MICHELLE
EUOIE MACON'S RUN (FILHI
N.C. AUTHOR'S bOOK BECOMES FILM
EDGECOMBE COUNTY, N.C.
5'""AS^ES°i;'^?HiScS''^SRf,?S!^°'" "'^"^' '^""'"^^ ""E5_
EOGEMONJ (DURHAM, N.C. NEIGHBORHOOH
EOGEMONT MILL"S FATE CONCERNS CITY OFFICIALS
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: HAD GOOD BEGINNING
C^TY'FArll iSM?" = ?^ ■*' EDOE^ONT MILL^LAN
S.'I" P*G£S NO PENALTY OVER ED", EMJNT FUNDS
OLD MILL OUT OF HUD'S WaV "^
CLEAN-UP COST OF MILL SITE MAY
AFTER 1,2 YEAkS at THE POLLS, '>
r!JI.I°r"f'-?-i'°""' RELOCATE AF
9 JJ 5 CHANCcS GOOD FOR BIG F'
EAST END PROJECT AWAITS EDGEMD
HAYTI'S HELP SOUGHT
CITY ELIGIBLE FOR $1.2 MILLION
CITY GETS JK ON UDAG GRANTS
iUI JLANNERS SEEK STATUS HiPS
EOGEmONT mill CAN'T GET FEDERA
MONEY FOR EDGEMONT APARTMENTS
^lll 2i5 OPTIONS TO HELP EDGE-
DROP EDGEMONT PLAN, COUNCIL PA
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ADULT EDUCATION
COLLEGES, N.C.
COMMUNITY COLLEGF SYSTEM
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CONTINUING EDUCATION
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITDTE
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SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C.
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stupy; poor readers helped by promotion
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BULL IS THE iOTING BOOTH ICARTOONl
iLtuNCE BACKING ". COUNCIL HO»EFULS
SCHOOL BOARO RACE LACKS HOT ISSUtS
VOTER TURNOUT LIGHT IN OURHAB ELECTIONS
y.'olFl'c.lL wiNCIL REtURNS__^
rH2[[^'Ni^^S^[^SSSK2S5°BES^T^"^rC,TY COUNCIL PR.HA
l^^VoTo '/Xh'.\lif.°.k :gSSR"ATULATIONS
^S!^lJ^^?f^^?!l|».,0.,?fO.STEREn^VOTERS^
Int'i-pledger'sIgn si; stery solved
gL^l^^r^rUSSN^ ^t'c.ty canoioates. eoruh
CITY election
elections mERALOEO _.^^
cgN^av???vritEl^^^^IKlLY:^;ANOIO.TES BACKED BY LIBERAL GROUPS.
DURHAM VOTE" TURNOUT IMPROVES
EARLY VOTERS
HE VOTED ANYiVAY
!;s?is?"5£ii^'^&i'?irE'?guNciL.EN ,^
C^°!J^E'l'SIR^^AS'iSo^tlXISKE"2?N^S'^NE with shoe <« mouth , cartoon,
E?E'cTf0N"ciVES DURHAM MORE LIIERAL CITY COUNCIL
SS^nAR-KrA^ la2vU?S TURNOVER ',' C > T Y E^ EC T . ON
& NEWCOMERS ELECTED TO CITY C1UNC L SEATS
6 NEmCOMERS ELECTED TO CITY COUNCIL SEATS
MONROE SAYS HE WON'T ASK RECOJNT
SSIi-A^^rAii2?Gr^^A?^I^PPALL. COUPLE
r.Ti'..i\l'-A'.ll"o'i ^m'a^ a5 .^jrD'?S'-il nuRHAM-S MAYOR
s;;sgn f^KiR^Hrp c ?v AGE
SPAULOIMG ANALYZES eLECTION OJTCOME
CLeCTinNi. DURHAM, ENOOfiSEMENTS^ „..,c,
"DS!l6Rr?ic:!t?,G"E'^iJ^^^HSgrB0:!^D CANDIDATES
"pT.cSf ?!!N!,fDi7?rI^ ^S J^A^ Pf ""^
iLLIANCE BACKING <. CDUNC 1 L HOP E FUL S
^f:;?2^?^,rp%"Lfxls^i&"sLfs'4^| AM COUNCIL RACE
BLACK VOTING BLOC SHOWS "?W,J^,"T THE JOB DUNE
liTN?S^-J^."cK^"D"rnl!lT7jrL^lbi'pVi^? STEP INTO ARENA
?^°arg5iii;52??cSi:j?o3vr^isjhA^^s^'?^ NEWCOMERS
5£'cr|t°?0LITICaL CRoiipS ARE DISSERVICE TO CITY
MARKHAM RESIGNS JOB AT NCCU
MAYOR QUITS NCCU POST AS PROTEST
ONE GROUP STICKS BY MAYOR
MARKHAM'S WORDS 5URPR I S| 5P AIX 01 NG
CHARLES THE UNIFIER CARTOONl
LABOR UNION StInOS OY MAYOR MARKHAM
5/17/83 B
5/17/83 C
5/l8/n3 C
7/12/fl3 a
7/l3/'>3 B
7/13/fl3 C
8/27/63 A
q/0i./R3 D
,, . ■)/2<./P3 a
H 2 lO/OS/fii A
S ? 10/07/83 A
" 10/07/B3 A
10/OB/n3 A
lO/OB/n3 A
10/0''/fl3 A
10/0'?/B3 0
ID/O/RS D
lD/0''/a3 0
ID/C/SS D
10/lD/''3 A
10/11/33 A
10/11/33 A
10/ll/n3 B
10/11/83 B
10/1 1/B3 A
10/12/83 C
10/12/83 8
10/12/83 B
10/12/83
N X57
N E05
N «54
N C05
N W2A
N CO 5
N C05
N K^O
N W2<>
H 2 10/12/83 A
10/12/^3
10/12/83 C
10/12/83 C
10/12/83 A
10/12/83 A
10/12/83 A
10/13/83 B
10/13/83 3
10/13/83 A
10/15/83 A
10/l''/83 8
10/28/83 A 1
10/2''/83 C
11/02/83 C
11/03/83 a
11/03/83 A
11/03/83 C
11/04/83 B
ll/OA/83 a
ll/0<./83 A
U/0<./B3 A
ll/0<./83 C
ll/OA/83 C
ll/0<./e3 A
11/05/83 A
11/05/83 A
11/06/83 A
U/06/83 0
U/07/83 A
11/07/83 A
u/oa/83 A
U/08/83 A
11/08/53 A
11/08/81 A
11/08/83 A
11/08/83 A
11/08/83 a
11/08/83 A
ll/0''/83 A
11/09/83 A
11/09/83 A
_ 11/09/83 A
2 11/09/83 A
2 11/09/83 A
- 11/09/83 A
11/09/83 A
11/09/83 B
11/09/83 a
11/09/83 a
U/lO/e3 A
11/10/83 A
11/10/83 C
11/11/83 A
U/ll/83
N COS
P S76
N 551
N W2'i
E
P M66
N J56
N K90
N COS
E
J W2<i
N S51
E
L
J S51
N
I U
N A54
N
L
' N K90
N 551
N S51
> N K90
N J56
5 N K90
N K90
L
N
> N K90
J 551
P F
N K90
: N
N C05
P C56
P C56
N AS**
N S5l
E
T R56
N
J K90
N K90
E
N K90
N K90
P K30
J S5l
K90
H 2 U/12/83 3
U/12/83
11/16/83
11/17/83
11/29/33
11/30/83
12/05/8!
12/10/83
N S5l
E
1
12
1 P N K90
1/10/83 a
9/23/83 a
10/08/83 C
10/10/83 A
10/1 1/83 8
10/11/83 a
10/12/83 A
10/12/83 A
10/11/83 a
10/19/83 a
10/21/83 A
10/21/83 C
10/25/83 B
10/26/83 A
10/26/83 A
10/27/83 A
10/27/83 a
10/28/83 A
10/28/83 A
10/28/83 D
10/28/8! C
10/29/83 A
10/30/8! A
lO/in/83 0
10/11/8! A
11/02/83 A
N
M51
N
W^".
N
W2A
N
N
N
I p
N
F
K90
1
W2'.
1
551
1 p
N
551
N
K90
N
F
1 p
N
K9(l
1 p
N
551
N
551
1 p
A T
T
N
R56
N
K9(l
N
K90
pHumuHi
MONTHLY/A
N M U A I
1/01/83
1 N U t X
li/Sl/IS
Subjects
PAGC l^ti
l/l7/8<,
« GROUPS NtUTRAL I fi MAYOKAL RJ r F
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"S^'5"oi''l,5fS?.TAC>';"-''' -•'^0'"»"=5 BACKED BY LIBERAL GROUPS...
tJlk'^i'? ?^^j;"""'I'«= 'N TUESDAY'S ELECTION
oSR'^^H-'fSH^?M^'?Sr'RE'N^f^ ''i!,',%^i;r° " ^°"^ """ PEOPLE..." ,AD,
ELECTIONS, OURHAM, PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO PRIMARY ELECTIONS. N.C
CONFUSING RULES BESET OCTOHFR FIFrrrnwc
JSI^''?s''f5?5Sf5 fi-pR^Sl / 5 '"^SrcuUNCIL. SCHOOL-BO.RO ELECTIONS
p'o'ot lik'oVo.'^'A I^P?5J«?ri?3uIRF«ENrs
i':MlH3%«?ii^;5!P£g^:L.....
^iir,c|f"?g^M2g?«?s^'stSR}SNf«^^'"■°-^
ALLIANCE BACKING ^ COUNCIL HO'tFIJLS
SCHOOL PUARO RACE LACKS HOT ISSUES
L?clNS£"?S°i;aTE'""^ " ""«"'" ELECTIONS
UNOFFICIAL COUNCIL RETURNS
UNOFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD RE TUR'l S
|HS^E^^rE^A^,ii2r5^8rt!SiaL,''^o^AJo^^ ""^^-^ ""-"^
c'SE^c^gUa^F'fSuR-E'?""^ oIserS^e' cS^SSatulations
PRIMARY ATTRACTS 2iX OF REGISTFBFrl unTCos
lT?SSf.°SE"AaK-}3„^85f^2SK ■ Jec^tTSS' ^°'"^
VOT RS.^CHSl??(^R^I,'^ErS"?M-'"^"'E5 FOR COUNCIL
PRIMAfly M?rTfn>,''PHf^I EDUCATIONAL AWARENESS
PRIMARY ELECTION A VICTORY FOR ALL OF OURHAM
ELECTIONS. DURHAM COUNTY
HI fl-12 CgNGRESStONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO WRITE-IN BALLOTS
CENTER, WILSON FIRING TOP PIC(S OF '8?
ELECTIONS, N.C.
Ill i&o Tci'mfri'^uk,''"'"^'*'
SEE ALSO PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
HI "-IS SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO WRITE-IN BALLOTS
^?"?LS?^I'RE''S HENDON-S CLAI1
E<-SHERIfF DRAWS FIRE
BLACK POLITICAL PARTY MAY BF ZH • a<, 3ALinr
A'^?A5r;^''-"™'-^-- """ "''"""^
i;^P:^^S^i<l??!^- 5SJi^?^C^t^fTERY, ELECTIONS
WHO'S MINDING The STORE?
t-UKMeR STAT8 SENATOR PLANS TD nPPn<;F ROTrr
iS^??gr-°"""-" "0?ES °"° -«" -TING STRENGTH
HA;lDnfinfS^!5JJES BOLTON DRIW VOTE
ROXBORO ELECTS COUNCIL
N C rrriJJ^c^lr?"-'- ''"" "^Q" LIEUTENANT GOVFRNUR
^rpSS;ii?^^?;cSih'ji=jukji nvr^"'^'^*'
rSJNOuf"sEE';i'r?,V??,^f"?" 'N »5'or2l"r'ace
IF???? PV^ ''°^ "EKE=235S^^J|s^fe^^H°?,VICS
IUr'°^ ^""^Eo'^^xlilS^Si^r^ ^.«fr^e^CK MAYOR
^;??SER NEW MfBANE MAYOR
SILER CITY ABC STORE APPflnuFn
PITTSBORO MAYOR RE-ELECTED
TWO WIN POSTS IN GOLDSTON
GSlS'T!N\\'^En-S;;aR"°''°""^ '="'""E AT STAKE
CANTT WINS IN CHARLOTTE
SILER CITY OFFICIALS RE-ELECTfn
f!2k?l5.Pyf?'"-LS OPPONENTS "
CANOIOATES PREPARE TO STEP UP Campaitns
P D DATE
S 1
C L
C PG L
1 1/0J/P3
1 1/04/R3
1 1/05/63
11/05/B3
1 1/05/13
11/06/(13
1 1/06/83
1 l/06/fl3
1 1/07/03
1 l/07/fl3
11/11/93
1
1
26
■J/IT/SS
10/05/83 ,
10/07/83 /
10/07/83 .
10/08/n3 /
10/08/33 (
ia/0'5/n3 J
10/09/83 C
10/09/83 [
10/09/83 c
10/09/83 C
10/10/83 A
10/10/83 A
10/11/83 A
10/11/83 A
10/11/83 A
10/11/83 B
10/11/83 B
lO/M/83 A
10/l?/B3 C
lO/W/83 B
10
10
3
3
1
1
2
1
12
10/12/83
10/12/83
10/12/83
10/12/83
10/12/83
10/12/83
10/12/83
10/12/83
10/13/83
10/1 3/83
10/1 3/83
10/15/83
N 551
N S51
J S51
N J56
N C05
N K90
N W2<,
' F
' F
E
F
N X68
N
N
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T R56
N
N
N C05
f> S76
N S51
N W24
E
P M66
N J56
N K90
N COS
J W2^
N S5 1
E
S 2 1/01/83 C
ELECTIONS, -i.e., ENDORSEMENTS
1/12/83 I
1/17/83 ,
2/02/83 I
2/U/fl3 I
3/31/93 (
«/l<./93 I
5/12/83 /
6/07/83 ;
6/18/83 1
7/03/83 I
7/15/83 E
7/15/93 [
r/26/83 A
7/27/83 A
7/28/83 8
7/29/83 A
7/30/83 A
8/01/83 A
9/0<>/83 C
8/23/83 A
8/23/83 A
a/25/93 A
8/26/83 a
9/05/93 A
9/11/83 0
9/15/83 A
9/21/83 A
10/10/83 C
10/11/83 A
10/12/83 B
10/12/83 11
10/12/83 B
10/12/93 A
10/12/83 A
10/12/83 A
10/12/83 A
10/27/83 A
10/30/83 A
11/03/83 B
ll/0<./83 C
11/05/33 D
U/06/83 A
11/06/83 B
U/06/93 D
11/09/83 A
11/09/83 A
11/09/83 A
11/09/83 A
11/09/83
U/09/83
11/09/83
11/09/83
11/09/83
11/09/83
1 1/09/83
11/10/83
11/10/83
11/10/83
11/12/83
11/21/83
11/22/93
12/12/83
12/U/93
12/23/83
U/30/93
17
11
1
9
1 3
12
1
9
12
N E05
N Sa3
N
N
E
E
N 0<t6
N H60
N
N
E
T R56
n
N 0',6
F
E
N
N
J
A
N
A
N
A
M
A
B N
A
N
A
N
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N
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A
14
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W/31/B3
AfL-CIO ENOnn^ES GOVERNOR
r;S£?l!:^"pi^.TK^£lSoQ«SEHEr,TS USUALLY 00. • T Htx
SiUFOiO BACKING LAUCH FAIBCLOTH
ERVIN SAYS NO EN00RSE1ENTS ,,„.„,
GnION plans to INTEXVIEH CANUI DATES
^'- SEE prIhasy Elections, n.c.
elections. N.C..5fC0yNTS
i^LFNT INES.PS SiLl'tO CUT 2^3 ^2'""'"
SECONn PRIMARIES ARE NOT NECESSARY
UNNECESSARY
SeNOQN STILL SEEKS RECOUNT
SiNFL DELAYS ISSUING RULING ON RECOUNT
hENOON LOSES BIO FOR RECOUNT IF BALLOTS
ELECTIONS
sr ■
S
5i^?svU'^?irEi^^:^s1S"js;i?s'SiSiiis
SpiuLnlN^VALENTItjE COMMENTS UNFORTUNATE
RUNOFF SYSTEM OUTMOnEn noiTACLE
^PAIILOING'S PRI^^AflY BILL HITS UBs'ALLC
dILL SEEKS PKiAaRIES FINANCED BY PARTIES
COMMITTEE IPIfS PRIMARY PROPO'.AL
PRIMARIES BILL FAILS PANEL 'EST
SUBJECT
primar ies bill killed
fifctions. n.c. general assembly
^'- SEE ALSO nTc. general ASSeHBLY
BLACKS HOPE TO WIN N.C., CQNO>
SalkEP plans RE-ELECTION bid
ESSIONAL PACES IN ■ fl".
JftJ^D-^^Is^l? '.V.\Tn>'ltln.nC, BOARD SEAT
fEG°S?ArSRS EYE RACES NEXT YEAR
s
PAGE 2^6
1/17/8*
DATE C
I T
L Y
PG L P BYL
9/15/83 C
10/22/83 A
10/25/83 i
12/09/83 a
12/28/83 A
h N
3 N
8 N
1 N 0<.6
7 0 N
H 2 12/3D/S3 A
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/21/83 A
2/2'./83 A
7/2'i/83 A t '.
7/29/83 A 6 N
a/C/BS C 10 N
H 2
H 2
H I
N 583
E
2/09/83 A
2/10/33 e
2/10/83 A
2/12/B3 A
2/22/83 B
2/22/83 B
2/25/83 A
3/0<./a3 B
3/11/83 3
3/l(>/83 8
3/18/83 a
3/25/83 a
3/27/83 A
J/27/83 0
<,/01/83 A
!i/22/83
8/27/83
U/0'./83
11/12/83
12/30/83
N $83
N 0'<h
1 S33
L
N 0'.6
N 0^.6
N Qiit
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N n^ft
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N
H 2 5/l'./83 A <.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING CD.
SEE DUKF POWER CO.
^^""pi^ES'JSI'TrECR'^O^ApS TO INC.EA>E
ELECTRIC POWER KFSEaHCH INSTITUTE
PIPE CRACKS IN N-PLAHTS MAY
B^ DEEPF8
^'■'^El'SLsl'tuLfTY PLANTS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES,^
UTILITIES FACE OILEMMA
'^"^Sri^E'h iR%''il?"5 CONSERVATION
ELECTRICAL COnTRaCTGRS
"llfTE^BoJRoSSsp'ENOS 2 CONTRACTORS
SIATEBOARO^SUSPENOS .^^^ pf q; ^ j^ CHARGES
MMMUNE' 8 0-PIGGERS ^ALC i-ry: j>^ .."-"
N r FiPM chargfo with BID-RICGING
?nj;tSArTn« PLEADS GUILTY TO BID FRAUD
ELECtSicSJ Fi6m indicted ON 8I0-RIGGIN
G CHARGE
12/11/83 C
8/05/83 A
3/28/83 A
11/18/83 U
1/15/83 A
1/23/83 A
5/12/33 B
6/18/83 C
12/09/63 C
ELECTRICITY
III ItlS SJa'iTY^P^ArTs'??" al:o names 0
"fiSm^3laNS SI« PLANTS TO PROOJCE ENERGY
F PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES!
ELECTRICITY. ^CONSUMPTION
SEE ALSO POWER FAILURES ^,^. .,,,,,,
ELECTRICITY USE NEARS SUMMER UGH
;,SSI^Si"G;u,'rrT5D'!lf InERGY savings PLAN
POWER USE EXPECTED TO DROP
H
2
12/15/83 A 1.
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1/ 9/83 C
N
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<,/25/83 A
s
7/ 8/83 A
7/19/83 A 1
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7/26/83 A
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3/05/83 C
T32
s
3/23/03 A
ELECTRICITY. COSTS
SEE ELECTRICITY, RATES
'''^^SlF:^^\.,l^l^^ FEW CUSTOMERS IN DURHAM
"1ii'ifia'^lif;^s^ti?riSu?°SF^r -"'-' ''^"
'Is^tHil^'d^'is '^'tn^C^^ r^ '--"" ^''^■^•" """'"""
glJJI ?8SIS ^rp'El'-^RESiPsT'rS IS^K^BL^'"
C-^[f?S^'iTr*^.iE'-5h5E'5l ^iE^AGES NEAR ,1. MONTHLY
^4"?,}^L?[lE^ si!! ^aSs'IrI H-RTING investment IMAGE
'.Uvinn i^P^prASi^i'roLiqrRATE rul.mg
OUkE power praises ruling on plant COSTS
i:Ii;,'liUFr^EuCi^!NFfufNCE RFOUESTS FDR NEW UTILITY RATES
CPCL SEEKS LOWER FINE
^tI ?°N?l?ASE'%^E^?s?riw^i"p utilities agency
OUKE POWER PLANS HEARING ON KATES
?Jit'-'.lf^s'ii¥l^?N?R%2?P^3'?>f ^n. PLANT. CHIEF SAYS
krr[s^u°f^^M^-?s^"(o^N^^T?[r^-
LET'S PROTEST THE RAW DEAL
r='ll'\l''\'-"»yooJ>''»'i^l BEEN EXPENSIVE
WE'RE PAYING FOR NOTHING ,„..,,■,,„
DUKE POWER REOUEST WILL BE COITESTEO
RATE HIKE UNJUSTIFIED
JUKF WANTS ' 10 RATE HIKES'
Hi", J^wlliA'YS JULY BILLS TO SOAR
UTILITY MEA8ING TONIGHT
S 2 3/28/83 A 1 N S93
1/12/83
1/12/83
2/02/83
2/02/83
2/08/83
2/12/83
2/17/83
2/2<./83
3/10/83
3/12/83
3/12/83
3/28/83
3/31/83
5/0<./93
5/11/83
5/11/83
6/17/83
6/21/83
6/29/83
7/01/83
7/05/83
7/21/83
7/21/83
7/21/83
7/28/83
7/28/83
7/29/83
8/02/83
8/02/83
8/0'./e3
a/0<./83
A I 2
N
A
N L^tl
C I
N sa^
N S83
N SU3
N 132
A I 1 P P F70
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N :i UAL
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S IJ B J 6 c r s
PACE 2a7
i/i7/a<,
Qu^E POWER Called wasteful
quke poweb bate hike HEOuFST 'APPFO
S,',??^?,^??^? ^il-t-J POSSIBLE urDFR iC.\p BAIN LESISLATinri
CPCL'BA?E'HUf"-ipVI^VET"- " ""O'-'IOER BATE CASES
COURT BEVEHSES BULINu ON UTILITrSS" FUEL AOJUSTfENT^
DUKE POWEB GRANTED BATE MlnE; R EQIIE ST CUT 3 3 PC T .
STATE WANTS RATE HIKE RFCDNSMERED
OUkE POWER RATE UUESTIQNED
^S^?r, I^J'S^,?'"^ "'' O"""; ''OWE' «ATE APPEAL BACK TO PANEL
APPEALS COURT OflOFRS HEARINGS ON 19D1 CPCL BATE NCREASF
SuSrpgwigME-ji ?^?^?2f ?N"?f^2?R7r,iv^ g^^^"*-"
fE!!,r!,?';?iSs"^?"p^i? s;iE"i{^E'"^^"^ b.lls^Sio^
SENIORS WANT OPPOSITION TO RATE HIKF
ii'i7n";,''rP'^Ul ^^'^'^^ ""■E HIKE INTEPVENTION
VEPCO IS GRANTED 118.3 "ILLION lUCREASt IN RFUFNiiFi;
POWER COSTS FOR CO-OPS TO INcVeaSE REVENUES
DUKE POWER CO. DENIED RATF BID
ELECTRICITY POWER METERS
METER VANDAL SOUGHT IN L0UIS8JRG
ELECTROCARninGRA-<S
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
HEARTBEATS Checked by phone
ELECTRON ACCELERATOR
DUKE PART OF ELECTRON ACCELERATOR PROJECT
ELECTRON MICROSCOPE
ELECTRON MICROSCOPE METHOD SOLVES MEOICAL PUZZLES
ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS CORP.
Hil^, ^^J^tO'EFS COMPLAIN OF IISURANCE BACKLOG
PRCBLfMS CITED IN STATE EMPlBy E6 S • IN SUR ANC E
HEALTH CARE PLAN PROBLEMS REPIRTEn
BATTLING TAXES COSTS JOB, WOH(ER CLAIMS
!SMSA';i;5s'E'«Sni R"i?^^'^^SerL'vsf?" "''""' "°"ssing ti«e
COMPANY, AUDITORS DISAGREE
AUDIT REPORTS ERROR RATE IN HFALTH INSURANCE PLAN
ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER
SEE ALSO PAD CHECKS
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO COMPUTER FH4(J0
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
SEi,*tl° PRIVATi^ FINANCIAL INFOiMATION
FIRST UNION TO TEST IN-HOME BANKING
ELECTRONIC GAMES
SEE TOYS
SEE VIDEU GAMES
ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
TIME INC. PRESIDENT TO SPEA< AT OUKF
TIME INC. PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT OUKF
SH?S*2 tl'*'-^° "•• VIDEOTEX SIGN PACT
DURHAM NEWSPAPERS EYE VIDEOTEX SERVICE
ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT
fE^c;Eg?,''o;?VcSA:°D^'??c>i?s'?ss^ °' ''°' ''"°"'
PRINCIPAL IS TRANSFERRED
'iWlill °,i'T^: l[\''cV,'o'^\d''\Vo]rili ELECTRONICS PROGRAM
"^0M*F^^°GE^?lL\c'?R^ifcS"??i5^I^?°^""
Smc9£c?c'''1^^'> <^"'"CE for Hir,H-R-PAYING JOBS
BUSINESS, COMMUNITY EFFORT BENEFICIAL TO ALL
ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
^S\?h??oN"{E?^fJi^S5???^?\i!S[N^^, i'.o'.}i,-:!.'l'.ll "^""" ^'^'^■^^-
ELEPHANTS
ELEPHANTS:
ELI LILLY AND CO.
^^L't^" Pharmaceutical companies
ojuj 9o?P«N'ES USING PRESS, professor says
r.fi iCJo^ErEfcjG5"ci!i^t,i5?^L^i?"![ii ^E^^; "^"'^'^^
^'•'^E„?I!50NNEL SERVICES INC.
PfRSONNEL agency: FRENCH CANA1IAN STARTED
ELI2ABFTH II (5HIPI
^sS:rLy?rr-"^''=^°''^'°""N'!iA^ftN"JL=°''^^'^''"°'"-
^o«*t^c°SSf?N.1l? oTs.^!p°««^"° '° "" ^"'^
???';'£;, ^""' 'ELIZABETH IP SULS NOV. ??
ELIZABETH II TO BE LAUNCHED ON NOv" 2?
LAUNCHING SET FOR ELIZAilETH II
Slp\TA°SF''si{p"fn'"^/K?;?!T=1""'' "•'' ^'^"■5"*-e TO CELEERATE
Ff";?LSV^'I,"?^'"'l°'^'~= fax «■= PLICA
ELIZAfiETH II TO faE LAUNCHED
EC JAdFTH II' LAUNCH SET FOR NOV. 22
U^^J*g^^S.}[nN''^;U^!''"' °' VOLUNTEERS
Fl^wt^Frl^^ ^l\,?°!-E '!! "KITI SH-AMFRICAN FETE
lo ???£?,, irl^r^"^ LAUNCHED TOMORROW
SJlTl'^E Th|';1vF? "•"" 'ELIZABETH 11- LAUNCHING
RELUCTANT 'ELIZABETH II' IS HUNCHED
""silP 'is';55NCHED ^" ^"'- """ °" WITHOUT FEDERAL AID
WHY 6ASH ELIZABETH II AT ALL?
HUNT'S DREDGING PLEDGE MORE RASH Than RATIONAL
ELIZABETH C ITY, N.C.
ELIZABETH CITY VOTING SYSTEM IS CHALLFNGEn
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV.
ELIZABETH CITY STATE HEAD,
N F
P 0
DATE
C HG L P ?YL
THEY'RE JUST TOO bl G TO PUSH AROUND, TRAINFR SAYS
<Fk OWN COMPANY.
3/01/83 f
a/O'i/83 C
B/K/ni A
9/17/83 B
I3/2S/83 B
9/D8/83 C
9/20/83 A
9/21/83 A
10/01/83 A
lD/04/83 A
lO/O'i/aj B
10/05/83 B
10/19/83 A
11/10/83 0
11/28/83 A
11/29/83 A
11/30/83 A
12/01/83 C
12/02/83 C
12/06/33 A
12/11/83 C
12/21/83 A
H 2 ll/2'./83 A 22
N CI
N T32
N J56
N
N F30
N
N K90
N
N
N
N
H 2 11/05/63 A 8 N
S 2 <,/27/33 A 1 N
H 2 '■/I'./eS a <. F
1/14/83
'./01/13
'./25/83
5/05/83
5/19/83
12/01/83
12/23/83
12/2'./83
H 2 l/U/83 C
H 2 9/20/83
S 2 9/20/83
H 2 12/02/83
S 2 12/02/B3
1<.
3
I
H 2 11/21/83 A I 2 N
H 2 11/22/83 A 9 N
H 2 12/07/83 A 10 N
S 2 <./22/83
S 2 './22/83
S 2 './27/83
1 P N S83
1 N S83
4 E
H 2 12/30/83 a 1 N flal
H 2 2/2'>/e3 B 3 P F L30
H 2 5/04/83 H 1 N 830
S 2 5/05/83 C 4 N M2 3
S 2 10/19/83 All u
2 a/07/a3 0 10 P F L41
2/11/83 f)
4/13/83 A
5/18/83 B
5/18/83 C
9/10/83 A
9/14/63 C
9/23/83 0
lO/lA/83 D
10/20/83 A
10/25/33 A
11/11/83 C
11/12/83 A
11/15/83 A
1 1/17/83 0
11/19/83 A
1 1/21/83 A
11/22/83 A
11/23/83 A
1 1/23/83 C
I 1/23/83 A
I 1/25/U3 A
11/28/83 A
11/29/83 A
H 2 9/02/83 A 10
OR MARION 0. THORPE DIES
DK. MARION
THORPE,
4/28/83 A
4/29/83 C
MQNTHLY/1
CHANCELLOR NAMED
^^'"?5j::loTA.¥s'lLUABeTHTo«N
^'-"'"thaIn'caks derail; nq one mm
INDEX
12/31/Bi
J E C T S
N E
P 0
PAGE 28d
l/17/8<.
PO L P BYL
S 2 lO/n/83 C <.
'•jE.El ST^WEST^ EXPRESiWAYl
A RIDE DOWN THE TRACKS
ClKIN^ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ION THE t>ST-WtSI t»P
^'■rnMMI^^IDNERS REJECT LOW BID ]N PATROL CA
RAUri'SolB DEALER FAILS TO ENTER BIO
CAR alO MFSS-UP EXPLAINED
^'""SEE 6ULL C ITY ELKS LODGE
SEE DURHAM ELKS LODGE
SEE ELKS LODGE, N.C.
^'■''tf'E"°AL!o oJrAam elks lodge
HUNT SETS £LKS YOUTH WEEK
^'■'■"fTiT'e'cETS .6,000 IN PISH KILL
THEY'RE PLAYING IT SAFE
"■'''tlhkoll\''^i,\tt,'H DELIGHT
risiRrA'if-.^srA'uriNo a .ancf or
ELLIOTT-Rir.SPEE MENIAL HEALTH GOLF CLASSIC
^"t£ElSaS°TOPS teacher FDR TITLE
CORRECTIONS
^'-'-'°B0aRd'2pPR0VES shopping CENTER
^'■'■'M*RrEr8F'ScSn, FLA. FIRM APPROVED
^'■°'' OROE^LiFTEO; ELON COLLEGE AN-1EXE5 LAND
i[ll?yi^or^Lt?SPSUKTE GOING TO COURT
ELON COLLEGE. ^N.C..^ELECT1GNS^^^^^,^^ ^^^,„ GOVERNMENTS
'''-°'* cPhL'TMElTRF'-WORKSHOP TO PRESENT PKODUCTION
E-SnuNS to PRESENT FREE SHOH THURSDAY
BRASS CLINIC SET JUNE IJ-l'
FRATERNITY AT ELON HONORED
"on CONSIDERS MASTER'S PROGRAM
^^°^ffih'5!c^^^^^ElfoUT'g?^Y^5r"'"~'
liiS^'R^f^liTn^^nSpaV"!? form; RiLON DEAN
k. L. HOOK, DFAN EMERITUS AT r LON
DIRECTOR FOR GRANTS NAMED
''°'' \2'o'^'lkl\t'f'S'o''^h\i)!>TiH.«C-. TODAY
^^""f^^R^ff^^c/^ig^jt^B^ioR^^rS^^I
DAVIDSON, ELON HOLD GRAOUATIO'IS
'^°'' ^A3tt!E!T'lU''A'Rl'N0'-°«!I:H'"A^.lpTlS'JSR GIFTED-PUPILS PROGRAM
CALLIGRAPHY COURSE OFFERED
ct nu rni I FGE ICULlEGEI, CURRICULUM
^'•°'* ELON PLANS CoSpUIER COURSES
ELON COLLEGE ICJLLFCEI, FACULTY
ELON TEACHER GETS AHARO
ELON COLLEGE PROMOTES TWO
COLLEGE RECEIVES tJI-OOC
ELON CAMPAIGN TOPS GOAL
i\i:D§§^^i5uE2i:iisj'^LN , ^„,
^nS?Li"fe\5rs ". t.^D,^^l%n'F o:\^n'2^p..gn
ELON GETS t75,D00 CONTRIBUTION
ELON RECEIVES 125,000 GRANT
ELON GETS ISO, 000 DONAT ON
FION GcTS 125,000 DONATION
ItdN COLLfOr f.ETS 12 5.0DO r. CAMPAIGN
ELON COLLEGF campaign DOING * LL
ELON GETS 120,000 DONATION
FLON COLLEGl ICQLLfOFl, SLHOLARSHPS
ELON A.ARDS SCHOLARSHIPS
ELON COLLEGE ICOLLfCFI, STUOFNTS
'"- ELON STUDENT WINS AWARD
flON COLLEGE (COLLfGFl SPOR TS ■ FOOT BALL
'^B'.i: )ihT,.iTo rpiSK eldn over mars hul
^"fEri;is\';;fL^i"'Hr^TORY
"iMiNCrPAIIUN^WGNlNr. TO BE MA< KEO
"'°lEE''iLSo'uNLAWFULLY OBTAINING FINDS
"!o;^p5VES"ji^,^i?^s\srB^Lr;^PPO'.Eo
?12?i?L'J?^E^SE*S?h>^y Sting. uKE funds
EX-OUKE EMPLOYEf DENIES CLAIM
|?I^;RMt^AT|;C^rfMl?:ZLFM.rNT CHARGE
LAWYER DISBARRED Br STATE COUiCIL
H 2
S 2
H 2
7/0(>/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/08/83 C
2
12
3
N
N
N
S 2
3/03/83 A
2
N
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/08/83 8
2/l''/83 C
2/22/83 B
I
1
1
N n81
N BSl
N
S 2 ',/2I/R3 A 15
1/21/83
5/29/33
12/27/83
N K90
P T37
P T37
2 5/03/83-
2 8/17/83
2 11/25/83
H 2 <,/l8/R3 B 4 N
H 2 './l<>/83 6 ". N
H 3 ■./06/S3 A 3 N W36
H 2 8/18/83 A 20 N
I 6/02/83 8 1
1 6/09/83 8 1
1 6/18/83 C 1
11/06/83 B 1
H 2
H 1
l/l'5/83 6
2/11/83 e
i,/l9/83 6
9/23/83 B
<)/2'./93 U
3/2'./93 1)
5/0'./83 a
5/23/83 C
5/24/83 8
12/23/83 B
4/30/83 B 1 P N
^2 l^°2^^8^c'^i S
AT COLLEGE H 1 ^9/03/83 C 1 N
H 1 a/23/93 B 1 N
1 5/26/83 8 1
1 7/30/83 C 1
H 1 3/13/B3 C 1 N
H 1 12/13/83 I) 1 N
H 2 8/28/8) C, ■? N
H 2 11/20/03 B 4 N
H 2 12/24/83 A ■> N
H 2
2'11/B3
A
H 1
3/24/83
B
H 1
4/a')/n3
C
H 7
7/10/83
A
8/20/83
C
H 1
10/22/83
I
H I
10/29/83
L
H 1
11/05/83
I)
H 1
1 1/12/83
a
H 1
12/01/83
II
H I
12/03/83
B
11 ?
12/04/83
A
H I
12/22/83
A
H 1
12/23/83
B
z/in/83
2/27/83
3/02/8)
3/02/93
)/12/83
3/12/83
4/10/93
15
1
17
I
.■^UNTHL T/4N
I N n e X
U/31/B3
S U D J f C T S
l/l 7/8'!
e'<BE2^LEM6Nr CmJHOES LQOGEl)
««N IS CM«HC.En WITH cMBCZZLlN",
BOBESON OfFlCIAL IS IHDICTEn
CDUnr KEjfCIS CASE APPEAL
HEARING OELAVFD OH C. R. KQRN'ISAY
PLEAS ARE ENFERFU BY FORHFR 0=FIClAL
S^Jfi.n^?!"^ REPORTEO AT OQROrMFA OIX HnSPirAL
HnrtONS FILE3 FOR DISMISSAL 0= Charges acaimst lawyer
^?'^?.';^S^"'' COUNTY FACE CfTA FU'lOS CHARGES
II INOICrfO IN RuDESuN CQIIhTY CETA PaOQE
LA.YER EMEBS HOT GUILTY PLEA
SFMANTICS PROBLEM GETS CASE DISMISSED
NO CHARGES MADE IN FUND'S MISUSE
NO Charges tu ae filed
COUNTY WORKER SUSPECTED UF TH'FT ALLOHEn TO RESIGN
MOUNT OLIVE LAWYER ENTERS INNnCENT PLEA ""'^l^
EX-POLICEMAN PLEADS GUILTY
FBI ARUESTS N.C. WOMAN
WOMAN CHARGED IN FMHEZZLEMENT
ASSETS MISUSED, JUOGE RULES
^?c?lt tlikk S9?i'* ""J'^S CHARg; of EM'jEZZLEMFNT
ASSETS WERE OISSURSEO ILLEGALLY
EMPR0ID6RY
;2n5LII*^y'5 THE 86AUTY OF 'ILK EMbROIDERY
EMBROIDERY CLASS WILL BE OFFERED
EMflRYOS
EMBRYO EXPERIMENTS PRODUCE HA: F SHEEP, HALF GOAT
emEkald isle, N.C.
l^i "'"n? ȣaCh: storms. SCE-IERY ano SFaFODD
ROYALL SEEKS CSFaTION OF TOWN
ROYALL OFFERS BEACH SECESSION UILL
EMcRALD ISLE HOARD AGAINST SECESSION
SEN. ROYALL'S BFACH ACTION APPEARS PROPER
'■o''U'-*I9"5 SOUGHT ROYALL'S H"LP ON SFACH ISSUE
WF 00 NOT WANT TO SECEDE
SENATE REJECTS ANNEXATION VETIES
Sff'f'-oco'TH,,''?"'^ 1°,^!;^'^^ ^'""'^ ""'>'"^ Of EDUCATION
?J^t Sl?';'^'*, "C' ''J; INSURANCE FOR DRUNK DRIVERS ADVANCES
ISLE OFFICIALS ARE STUNNED FlY AID NEWS
SURFERS. PIER FISHERMFN AT DOTS ON EMERALD ISLE
BFACH-ACCESS PLANS ADVANCE AT EMERALD ISLE
^^"212;!^^ ^°'* 5EEK CAMPAIGN lACKERS, NOT VOTERS
iM"??iL'^'??LE^°faSu%° l^rhl ''"'"'' '"' '' ^""'^° "''
EMERALDS
JAIL SOUKS N.C. MAN'S 'FAIRY TALt' FIND
EMfRCENCY DISASTER AID
SEE DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
ScE DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY C0M1ITTFE
EMERGENCY FNFkGY FUND
SEE DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
GROUP PLANS SHELTER HOME
EMERGENCY JOBS blLL
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S. '
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
NEEDY RESIDENTS MAY GET HELP
i AREA COUNTIES GET GRANTS
CITY URGED TO SEEK FUNDS FOR
AGENCIES GET EMERGENCY FUNDS
iiEJG^^2'Y°i^B^"vltEIS?| "^ '^"'"' -'^S ="-'- '^"""^
?V?r3E?rL]5f2iS°?oR"5o^f-'^^''^" "°^"^^
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE SQUAO
Iff fUS i^fS^'"^"' "EniCAL TECHMiriANS
'%i'J". ?^N"y|R%%%\=f?5flo"^°iSE*W?aSET" "*"" ^"'^"° '° ^'"^ ""^'
^MisjFS!ryDf??N?*Ji^2?^ " '"'"'°
ffir?nJ ";<''?,' I2'*,,'^'^^ER TO PROVIOE STATEWIDE SERVICE
DOCTOR IS ALREADY ON JOB AS REGION J MEDICAL CHIEF
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
HI *'-f2 AMBULANCE SERVICE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO Durham rescue SOuao
III tti^ iniiit''' ""'"^ '""'"'
SEE ALSO VIAL OF LIFE
MOST ALAMANCE EMTS ACHIEVE PARAMEDIC LEVEL
THE lIfIsavERS^"""^ EXTEND 'EMERGENCY ROOM TO FIELD'
EMERGENCY STICKERS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SHERIFF BEGINS STICKER PR0GRA1
EMINENT DOMAIN
SEE ALSO CONDEMNATION
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS
SEE ALSO Evictions
LAND AND COMMON LAW
B?TTcS'*5II?'?ir9",*5.*ryS^SS TO JSE EMINENT DOMAIN
BITTER FEELINGS LINGER OVER LAKE
EHMA A. SMEAFER DRAMA SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO SChjlaRSHIPS
ouke student is awarded shaef'r drama scholarship
emphysema
see also lung diseases
emphysema among chronic obstructive lung diseases
empire properties inc.
flf^II "lly^"^"' -"JO^t RULES
ASSETS WERE DISBURSED ILLEGALLY
EMPLOY THE OLDER WORKERS IJEEK
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. EMPLOYMENT
OLDER WORKERS RECOGNIZED
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
N F
S
E
I T
L Y
p n
DATE C
PG
L P "YL
S 2
5/01/83 B
1
N
H 3
S/O'./flS li
1
N
H
5/12/63 A
15
N
M 2
5/li)/n3 B
5
N
H
(i/K/83 A
1 1
N
H !
i/28/93 A
1 1
U
H
b/il/IM A
6
N
H 2
7/21/83 A
1 0
N
S 2
7/25/83 A
1
N
H 2
7/2ft/83 A
1
P N
H 2
8/02/83 A
9
N
H 2
9/21/83 A
9
N
H 2
9/22/83 A
I
N fIBl
S 2
9/22/83 C
5
N
H 2
9/23/83 B
7
N
H 2
IO/a',/83 A
1 3
N
S 2
10/1 1/83 C
1
N
H 2
10/12/83 A
1
N
H 2
10/13/83 A
1
N
H 2
12/i)<i/n3 C
in
N
H 1
12/20/83 B
1
N
H 2
12/21/83 c
1
N 582
S ?
12/21/83 C
3
N
S 2
12/22/83 a
5
N
S 2
3/11/83 n
1
P F J06
H 2
11/26/83 A
5
N
H 2
11/12/83 b
1
F 830
H 2
3/04/83 0
7
P F 130
S 2
1/20/83 A
1 7
N
H 2
<./21/83 a
1
N 016
H 2
<./23/83 fl
1
N 016
H ?
1/26/83 A
1
E
H 2
1/27/83 C
1
N 016
H 2
5/02/83 A
1
L
H 2
5/27/83 A
12
H
H 7
6/09/83 A
22
N
H ?
6/16/83 A
6
N
H 1
6/17/83 B
1
H
H 2
7/11/83 A
8
N
5 ?
7/29/83 A
7
N
S P
9/21/83 A
19
F
H 2
9/23/83 A
3
N
S 2
10/31/83 C
3
N
H 2
11/11/83 A
1
N
H 2 12/31/83 A 1 1
s
2
5/13/83 C
N
M23
H
1
5/21/83 B
N
s
2
6/02/83 A
N
1 38
?
6/01/83 A
N
M->3
<,
?
6/06/83 C
N
K90
H
/
7/02/83 C
N
S
1
8/02/83 A
N
K9n
H
I
8/03/83 0
N
S51
5
3/01/83
n
1
N
M23
H
1/11/83
11
I
N
830
s
9/21/83
A
3
N
156
H
10/26/83
H
1
N
H
12/30/83
A
6
N
H 1 6/07/83 B
H I 6/18/83 C
I N
N H60
H 2 10/16/83 D 1 P F 830
S 2 12/17/83 A I P N F30
H 2 2/12/83 A 1 E
H 3 12/09/83 fl 1 M N 816
H 2 12/31/83 B 1 P F L30
H 2 7/23/83 4 5 N
S 2 a/10/83 C 3 U
H 2 12/21/83 CI N S82
S 2 12/22/83 B 5 N
S 2 3/12/83 A 3 P P S76
OsTriL»/»
M *1 U A L
1/11/63
INDEX
12/31/13
S J 3 J E c r s
s
E
PACE ilO
l/lJ/8<.
Ill ItIS SSlii«"^'f.'"ciTy EMPU3.EES
"EFf^^I-,G'?"--SEL?liG'lO S«PLOY=ES P.rs DFf .0. OU.ha. CD«P..-aES
«IS SLGGESTluN WINS l\00, 000
GESwiNO SECclyfS PSIZE^^ ^_,
f»J nEcL SALJOIES
SJVE ItJ. E»aN SJl
FEUE« "t S; Si
ORE OEOUCTIDHS »hEAO
'"-^iriuUNElsES. e-plqtee theft
Ill i:?t8J:;iNT's?c'S3t?v commission
SEE ECuiL E"PLC1Y"EM OPPORTUNITY
SEE jna 015CSIXIN4TI0N
SEE un£<PLOYHENTt N.C.
fP^o^-Lla co"?"hensive enployment and tbaInin^ act
III itsT cS=lH.; employment and TaAIHIH.. OFFICE
SEE Atstl £C:Nn-Y, LURHAM
IfE also JO' TSAIMNG
III ALS3 UN-^^PUOYHENT. DuF HAN
^Mu^'vIy 5Ri!hT?"?Nc'RE.SE I. DJR-.A- HIRl-.GS. CUTS
SRL TO provide jobs AT HICES
DURHAM TO GET bOI.US
i^?,NrI!TlvI?Y'^?/S,l;E ^; OUJHAM
^^rSR^gs^l^Tfi^oir^'MCK'o'fst; EMPLOYERS
jfLrSA^S-p^C?lE!frFSr.S"BrA5EG000
°ei;lc?Sa.^KsTN*oulT^?°Es leading GKO.Th in a„Ea
^•"^?r^?5lR5ri2pl:oYEEs
cHPLCY-t'iT, '-.C-
SF£ ALSO APPRE
SEE ALSO COL^E
SEE ALSO ca"P'
SEE ALSO EQUAL
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO PART
SEE ALSO UNEmP
SEE ALSO WORxI
JOB 0UTLQ0<:
HUNT RAPS bR
JOB PLAN OIS
FUTURE TEACH
SUMMER JC9S
«fPORT Says
OEMANO UP FO
TEXTILE EMPL
NCRTm CARCLI
EMPLOYMFNT S
ELECTRONICS
MIRING
WM^^:Sh vf^^^>.. .cT
fSplOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
jOB NETJORK
TIKE JOSS
LOYMENT. N.C.
"'^EilDRppicE TOlCM MARKET AS FIR-S CUT BACK
3o5'i REwUEST FOR JOBS PROGRAM OPINIONS
Pute DISAPPOINTS MUNT
lERS HEARING •JOBS-
OUTLOOK BETTER
■ C. JOB GROWTH MAY lAu
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
iir^il SECOND-HIGHEST NUMBER OF hIGH-TECh JOBS IN SOUTH
TAYI^TICS TO BE STUDIED
INoisTRlls LEADING GROWTH IN AREA
'"'kinLln ESIJISlO^S^nK ORANGE COUNTY
EmpCoymENT keys orange DEVELOPMENT
EMPLOYMENT, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
^ SEE ALSO CAREER CHANGES
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY J03S BILL
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SENSIBLE JO^S POUCRAM
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1 "cOtE to "I'l^t STUOE-lTS
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rOUNC E'lTRtPRENf URS
irRE^nuRHAM IFENS SEtK SUMMER JOBS
«CJE YOUNG PEOPLE 1.0RKING
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11^ "-Ji! UNE'lPLflY'lENT, nuHHAM
SEE ALSO UNEMPLHYMENT t N.C.
STATE'S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE ORO'S TO 9 PERCENT
DURHAM ANO ORANGE ClUNTIES S f JOELFSS OIP
LIBRARY HAJ JOE LISTINGS JU'=L-53 IC
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MORE JOPLFSS BENEFITS AVAILABLE IN OURHAM
N.C. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HITS 11 PERCENT
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SENSIPLE JC1S PROGRAM
UNEMPLOYMENT UP, PUT REMAINS \ MONG LOWEST
N.C.'S UNEMPLOYMENT FALLS
JOB SEARCH
SiSi^S 'CTIVITY TO RISE IN nu> HAM
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CHANGING IJEAS EXPAND CAREER :OUNSELUR'S RULE
CMAPEL HILL TO GET EMPLOYmInT OFFICE
N.C. JudLfSS RATE 0IP5
UNEMPLOYMENT DIPS IN OURHAM ClUNTY
N.C. JOBLESS RATE LOhEST SlriC= -31
DURHAM'S JOBLESS RATE 4. H
UNEMPLOYMENT CHECKS STALLED
PRUFESjIONAL JOn OPENINGS MAY dF DIFFICULT TO FILL
JOBLEII «»JE INCREASES 0.5« IN DURHAM CoOnTY
JOBLESS FIGURES UP FOR 0CTJHE5
DURHAM UNEMPLOYMENT KEHAINS LlU
'J^EMPLOYMENT RISES SLIGHTLY BUT STILL AMONG LOJEST
iZ^Z'^l^?}."'' «5SI STANCE IS TAX MONEY JELL SPENT
THEY PREPARE FOR FUTURE: PROGIAM TO HELP EASE TEXTILE JOB LOS
CHAPEL HILL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE TO OPEN
ENDANGEREO SPtCIFS
SEE ALSO ALLIGATORS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS
SEE ALSO rONOORS
SEE ALSO CGRILLAS
SEE ALSO OTTERS
SEE ALSO PLANTS
SEE ALSO SNAIL DARTER
SEE ALSO WHALES
HI '1-12 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
N.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS TRYING TO SAVE RARE PLANT
FUTURE LOOKING DP FOR SOME SP= C I E S IN N.C
WILDLIFE SERVICE PROBE 5 GOL F' E SORT
ALLEGED DESTRUCTION OF NESTS fROBEO
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TVA OWES AN APOLOGY
FISH DEF lES OOUM-SAYERS
SNAIL DARTE^i FUSS NOT FOR NAUiHT
ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT
SEE ENDANGERED SPFCIES
ENDORSEMENTS (POLITICAL)
Iff i^^^rSn^l^^f. '^•'^•' ELfCTIDN^, ENDORSEMENTS
SEE ELECTIONS. DURHAM, ENDORSEMfNTS
ENERGY
ENERGY SYMPOSIUM TO 86 HELD AT DUK E
ENERGY, COSTS
SEE ALSO GASOL INt PRICES
SEE ALSO HEATING FuFl PRICES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUELS
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES
■Fll^5ii?f'?N5rTFS.S^t'-" "°-'^"'= '^'•°
SIGN AGREEMENT
MOUSING GROUP STUDIES ENERGY SAVINGS PLAN
ENERGY, RESEARCH
^^5 5kf9J'*f'"'' SOURCES, ALTERNITIVES
A POSSIELE ANSWER TO ENERGY P^OHLEH
ENERGY, U.S. SUPPLIES
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SUPPLIES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUELS
Sit-Kll^gSPvyfir^fi/fils:'" ="^^-0^^'°" EFFORTS
ENERGY, WORLD SUPPLIES
U.S. BETTER PREPARED FOR OIL MARKET PANIC
ENERGY CONSERVATION
III ^MS PU"HAM ENERGY INFORMATION OFFICE
"5nicS°.55"M''E CONSERVATION "
WOMEN ARE KEY TO CONSERVATION
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i.sI^SuP PLIES
ENERGY SUPPLIES
SEE ENERGY.
ENGINEERS, N.C. SCHOOL OF EsGPiEERING
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SEE ALSO Parks, n.c.
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PARK TO START NATURE UALKS
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cler&J'*hicht'^'' ""^"^ ^° ^^ "^^° f^^'SD'^
TOP CITUENS
CIVITAN OF THE YEAR
CITIZEN OF The YEAR
DPFICcRS ELECTED
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^Sn6Ss-'u'"SoiC.QOS COMMENT
FBEf HF CHARGE
;ill ^'^r'^S'^ntertaining holhay season
FBEE OF CHABOF
^?is the'^se'shn for arts and entertainment
FBEE OF CHAflCa
1»FPEF "f ChaBGEH
HFBEE Of CHARGFH
FREE nf CHARGE
f^^'jLlN^foJ'AfliNTEKTAINING HOLIOAY
PLAN ON fESTIVE HOLIUAY SEASOS
f-^'fF^WJHlSEr^.^Llir^U^l^T.XES
SEE ALSO HOTEL TA«
"l.*tS? J^I^nAeKt TAX STUDIED IN CHAPEL HILL
INNKEEPERS VOW TO FIGHT ROOM I AX
^"'rErlLSo'ioJEL"""^-''
HOTEL TAX otoINS IN MECXLtNllU'U
'"' ^VF^ifM^'-iJlLe-IDE YAWN
ENTOMOLOGY ,„.,
^'fRSpQSArwU^HELP WIDE SPECTRUM OF STUDENTS
ENTRAPMENT „4p FBI TACTIC',
FEDS CORRUPTED ELECTION PROCESS
GUARD PROSE
6NTRFPRENEUR1AL5HIP
PAlK^HELPS"MiNQfliTY FIRMS
ENVIRONETICS
lE^'hiui'o'^'fi xi'i^'i\:\rdT..« agreement
:g^KiihrHrsyt5piro^in?ur°?5R CIVIC CENT
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
III ittg p^"n'?5ng disease
SEE ALSO CADMIUM
III ALSO FQSMALDEHYOE
\te ALSO hazabdous materials „,„.,,,
ill Itl §^C^B^rpS[52^to"R!^Af?D°L?ISi^5cS
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
SEE ALSO SEWAGE DUMPING
ASBESTOS IS REMOVED FR
CONSUMERS' DILEMMAS
OURHAH CITY. COUNTY SCHOOLS
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS GASTON PLAN
IMPACT STATEMENT • |.l|i'^gp^^'^I NG GASTON PLAN
ss;if ^^y'I ??^JE^Ni'JJiEs°r,ssE" threats
ENVIRONMENT AL^MANAGEMENT^COMMISSI^-., COMMISSION
WHOSE H0UNTAINT0P7
■•"OURCES dE I NG RAVAGED syNTHETlC FUEL PROJECT
ISiilRS^M^N?"!!?? TeE^ O^RofECT CAROLINA BAYS
S"w;A'RS?E"Fi»EST'5:L!?"o"pROT- ST PROPOSED SALE
e!V0ENCE: HfSvEN ahead... OB ^ELL
aOAO-STOPPER IS TRYING AGAIN
TBQPICAL FORESTS GUARDS URGED
ItTENTICN, nuBHAM SHOPPING CE-lTERS
ENVIRONMENTAL ^ R" T E C T ION aG ENCY
III :tlSc'iN??t^!^J'v,RONMENTAL QUALITY
Itia l385"5E"o??.5?l'""
DATE
I'G L P ''YL
9/0"/") D '
9/Ofl/m D 12
l/I'i/nl D 7
■>/22/R3 0 t
9/2'?/83 0 7
10/D6/H3 D 7
10/n/R3 0 5
10/20/83 0 7
10/27/83 0 7
11/03/83 0 7
lI/0a/H3 A i.
ll/in/"3 0 <l
11/17/83 D 7
ll/2<./83 D 3
ll/2'./B3 0 13
12/01/83 U 7
12/01/83 0 B
12/Ofl/B3 0 7
12/I''/83 D 6
12/22/83 0 7
I2/2">/83 D 7
S 2 12/08/83 0 <■
S 2 12/15/83 0 2
H 2
S 2
2/01/83 0
2/01/83 A
2/26/83 C
3/01/83 1)
i/oi/as 3
N N36
N N36
N W36
H 2 '■/J2/83 A ^ !J
H 2 10/01/83 B "i N
H 2 2/11/83 0 4 0
S 2 ll/U/83 A 3 N
H 2 8/l"'/83 A I N
H 2 8/23/83 A ". E
I ^2 iV/oVAl I t P N T32
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
3/22/83 A
11/02/83 A
12/23/83 A
12/2'./a3 B
I N K90
I N K90
1 N K90
S 2 -./I'./aS A 1 N E05
S 2 <,/19/83 A <. E
H 1 8/16/83 C 1 P N H6D
H 2 9/03/83 A 5 N
H 2 U/03/83 B 3 N
1/10/B3
l/2<,/83
1/30/83
2/02/83
2/10/83
3/02/83
3/07/83
5/01/83
5/26/83
5/30/83
6/06/83
6/07/83
6/09/83
6/23/83
6/30/83
7/2A/83
8/29/a3
9/21/83
10/13/83
10/1'./B3
10/25/B3
12/0<./83
12/18/83
12/28/B3
H
M
H
"^
H
H
H
H
H
s
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
10
2
1
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N
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7
1
N
M
J56
c
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A
fa
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L
H U I. r H L Y /
INDEX
U/3I/B3
Subjects
CAfif 21b
1/17/84
SEE »IS0 haTEI! juali ty
NCCU SruOENTS WILL 'COMPUTE'
PA c^APHrcs
BSOYMILL U«GES BELEASE OF SUOPQFNAEO PAPERS
'!??f ^^f "'^ '''=*'' ""IJ KNQHS IT.
LADY HACauRFO'^D:
CHEMICAL L£« INJUREs\rSECTION°aF C AR Y^FU AC ui TFn *
SiJ^'Sl^C^rS^ife^ CO,.,0^,TS^.Os!°^prA^Sg.^.^^§^"-"
,S!;LfA£'iiftE;t[,i5?;?^ij:^?L^ij",tjx?febL
?AKF^i^SECOuSf'^"' ""'' " "ESTiRE EPA RESPECT
?VT5Et5?*y5 EXCITES tPA IN TRIANGLE
CITYUIOE AID OlialITY TESTS ■lAY BE MADE IN Dljbmam
DURHAM EXHAUST READINGS HIGH DURHAM
COMPLAINTS AT EPA OFFICES INVESTIGATED
6PA REQUEST AFFECTS DURHAM "'^
DUKE RECEIVES BUSINESS GRANT
Thanks for protection
epa hay force changes in coastal sewage plans
EPA PLANS TO CITE CITY FOR DHTY AIR ^
AIR STILL NEEDS CLEANING, EPA SAYS
CLEANING UP OUR AIR
epS'?N?fN^5;TRrB5KNrT^sy?"^>a °"'^"^5 ""
"'^ruA°ttni'''pU^^C^'T,ktlnEi "' STATEMENT ON PCB
SlsfE^MijERs'IiHtr^Sf^'-' "~ ""■" " "* a^'CIAL
S.SS'I'^SI'^^ EXTRA YEAR TO IMPROVE AIR QUALITY
CITY GETS YEAR TO PREPARE PLAgFQR CLEANER AIR
Epi'DIR?rV^i ^'v/Vr^L^f^TORE PUBL I C CONF TdfnCE
EPA HONORS ^ TRIANGLE SCIENTISTS
EPA ASKED TO ARBITRATE RIVER 1ISPUTF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, BJOGET
PROPOSED CUTS nOULD AFFECT EP» LA3 IN RESEARCH Park
MONEY FOR AIR RESEARCH AT EPA SAID JEDPAROUED
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, DIRECTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY SHOULD BE REDESIGNED
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, E'(PLOYE = S
791: ?«S. GORSUCH! THIS IS RITA LaJelLE' ICARTQONI
TRIANGLE EPA REPORT REVEALS MA NACEMENT • PROBLEMS '
ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLING CO., INC.
SEE ALSO AflMAGEOOON CHEMICAL CO.
f 11 |EEKS HEARING ON FIRM'S PERMIT
g^?Tc*?A?r^^!E'tlo^gN°il^VIM5^,rT5^^^^'"^ ^°» ^"^^'"^^
?Eiif'2rs"T^ i^isSsi r.'ir.i" '' '"''"'' ^'""
HAZARDOUS HASTE PROBE SOUGHT 3Y COUNCIL PANEL
PANEL HANTS STATE TO TAKE AC TI ON ON C HEM I C AL F IRM
CITY COUNCIL TO REQUEST HAZARDOUS WASTE PBnflc
COUNCIL GETS RESOLUTION SrGIN; PROBE OF F JrS'
£'-* SiV°'"^"<'^ DODSON C JOHNSriN
"^'■J 0P\m0'4 NEEDED ABOUT CH£'<ICAL DATA
C-^^5rc!L°^L;«?^}§ irio'd'^ "« "*°E '"RETS
'^oiViiti trHiiro!i'i'sT,n T.m groups
?d*S»'h"a'S tTA'lloll^.l ""tp^A^Si5s^;?"£lA„NG
CANDIDATES AGREE ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
r^JSJi'^In'^ISES*'-- ^'^"C HASTE DAM pJbLIC RECORD
NCCU^iNA^Y^rcf^^ ^ir^J"^^ ^-"'"" CheSiCAL FIRM
SPARe'thI'^Jd'hSSsEs'- '"""•"' '•'"''■' TRANSITORY
F'i'l!!"iibr?tc''?n,^i;? "°"f '5 R^OueSTED
^3,0 R Li?"28iSic?f;;i^«5El?''"^"' =
CITY EXAMINING CHEMICAL FIRM'S SITE PLAN
:2?^ES2li^iUri,S2^^C??Y-BE^^iS^hF^'?Ls
^''''"?!Ji:^tiJ*fe,S5!Ei"^HMii'*;iJK'!fMtiiXRja'!^stiR^«--'"^-'
ENZYMES
ENZYME IN SMOKERS LINKED TO DISEASE
EPIDEMIOLOGY
"^UKS^'oVI^I'al^s'nLJ^fg "*"" ^' ""'^'^ -^'"ASES,
DROWNING VICTIM SUFFER ED SE I Z J RFS
EPISCOPALIANS
ISiJfS?*'- CONVENTION PLANNED
N'^r"?Sft.Si°'^E5t TO INSTALL 'USHOP
tJe'nIS MSHOP ^"^ ^'^ CELEBRATE NEW bISHOP
IJ'JCnPALIAflS INVEST BISHOP
II?yi^S UNITES OLD ANTAGUNISTS
5Si^^9Si'- ?1N»|riC GROUP OPENS HOUSF
io^Jkit' i^^ CHURCHES DISCUSS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH GIVES tZS.OOl
EPWURTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
CHILDREN PLAY DRESS UP IN MARCH
MERGFR
TO URBAN CENTER
H 2
S 2
Z/U/fl3 ;
2/Z6/n3 I
2/27/03 C
3/06/'>3 C
l/0ft/a3 C
3/Dn/H3 C
3/13/83 C
3/lS/q3 A
3/22/83 A
3/23/B3 A
3/23/83 A
<./30/n3 4
5/13/R3 B
5/19/83 A
5/23/83 A
5/2'./a3 B
5/27/83 A
6/03/83 C
6/30/83 A
7/13/83 A
7/18/83 C
7/27/83 A
7/28/83 a
7/30/83 A
<i/15/83 R
9/13/83 B
9/16/83 A
9/23/83 A
9/29/83 C
10/08/83 A
lD/21/83 A
1D/22/B3 C
10/24/83 A
10/25/83 L'
10/25/83 C
10/26/83 8
10/26/83 C
10/29/83 A
11/17/83 A
11/30/83 A
12/01/83 A
12/01/83 A
12/08/83 A
PG L P HYL
N
N K90
F
N
K90
N
^1
.156
H
1 41
N
,J56
N
330
2/09/93 A 8
2/09/83 C 17
H 2 4/06/83 A 4
2/10/83
6/08/83
T R56
N L41
7/22/83 B
7/23/83 A
8/04/83 a
8/04/B3 A
a/13/83 c
8/23/83 8
a/23/83 C
9/07/83 A
9/08/83 0
9/15/83 A
9/16/83 a
9/20/B3 A
9/22/83 A
9/23/83 A
9/28/83 A
9/29/83 B
10/01/83 B
10/01/83 A
10/03/83 A
10/04/83 8
10/04/83 C
10/D5/83 3
10/06/83 A
10/07/83 A
10/23/83 0
10/24/83 A
10/27/83 A
U/01/83 B
11/03/83 C
U/04/83 A
11/09/83 a
11/12/83 A
12/12/83 C
12/29/83 C
N
SSI
E
N
S51
N
N
S5I
N
S51
N
K9n
N
K90
N
S5I
N
K9n
N
S'll
N
S51
N
K9n
1-
N
K9n
N
N
S'll
N
K9n
1
N
A54
N
K90
N
A54
N
K90
N
1 41
N
1
N
.156
N
N
1
N
<90
N
<90
N
(90
N
K90
H 2 11/24/83 a
H 2 2/20/83 A 22
» 2 2/12/83 B 4
H 2 3/30/83 A 9
S 2 7/27/83 C 9
H 2 8/07/83 A 10
1/22/83 A
8
N
1/22/83 A
1/27/83 A
1 4
1/28/83 A
P
P
A9I
1/28/83 a
P
N
A20
1/28/83 A
P
H?1
1/29/83 f)
1/30/83 C
N
t?n
1/31/83 A
N
2/26/83 A
P
N
9/24/83 A
N
9/24/83 B
N
10/29/83 A
N
2
2/28/83 A
6
P
N
INDEX
SUEJECTS
i/i7/a<.
C PG L P SYL
PiUAOOft
SEE tCU«UOR
7 7/0'./H3 A I N 381
2 7/06/83 CI N J56
IN CALIF0BNU7.
fJUAL^RIC.HTS^A-.ENJ-^ENT ^^^^^.^ .QUALITY F , GM T
K|E?J^^i^J^5lE^t I US CONCEJ«.NG^FA.aY^^^,^
LEAVE LUNACY fluT OF £RA FIGHT
OLENN SO- TAKNISmFS NOW
ERA STILL ISN'T OEAn
nccFAT nF ERA JUST A SETBACK
ErI FALLS IN MANHflLE ICARTOONI
si «f[SL.^i^?rc?*S'-?^ '" '
SS? S?i^R^:;^^'ipPOSE THE ERA.
Jalentine voifc wrong
cr„,iTABiF 1 IFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of THE U.S.
^'^"' cSiRLfiTTE FIRM RECEIVES AWARD
FIR" CITED
"""jH^?lili''sElKs'Tn"lNO nHrSING HQ»E RESTRAINTS
111 'also CotsTiL'nEVELaPMFNT, N.C. q^j„„j„ COUNTY
^"|,S^S l"of Vs?^A?-^"'Ti'R^°A^^E^I J 'CICANS
?3^^Sc:f of rjLS%^^U?:!rE RESORTS
^eg^llg^N/5r^5J:G^RSl;^T^''B^Siil? WATER THREATS
^Qr.g^iS^iSSLlSnjf GET ZEBRA LOOK „„^,,^^„
GRIHSLEV: SEDIMeNTAlION MAjim N.L.
rRisiS^N^^^NrRic'^Rl^'TS °B^"faD^ next MONTH
E«WIN^.UDIT0RIUM_^^^^ EXPRESSWAY
^^|RwnS°AS5T!oVjrS.TS ON DEATH ROW „ ^^ ^^^^^
Ek'E fsil^rOv H vKfiJis IN . WEEKS
THE EXECUTION OF A BUILDING
ERWIN^COTTON^MILLS^ SET ON SEHEO REOUEST
"^^iiJsSwK^^raiinjA^i^jreSii^siouARE
ii^Ti^FSSgE^^'s^2;,^!^^Rv=R STREET
^""sEE^EslilN COTTON MILLS
^BrK?"pI"sTArNS5rP^R?'lN^nu.HAM
A LITTLE BIT WIDER
GETTING WIDER
PIPErnizARDOUS TO TRAFFIC
"-'^a2rslcuRITY TO LEASE SPACE IN ERWIN SQUARE
Tt^I? S'lUR^??-'luI.a'Esl'E'R'0UP MEETS THURSDAY
'''1.li\T.° ESCHEAT FUND
""3^i3lol«ls"1S^^I?^!i^'^^''»t"""'-««-"-""'
""i^rPOLlTICAL ESPIONAGE
SEE SPIES
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/09/R3 D
1/17/83 A
"./IT/SS A
. 7/0''/R3 A
2 7/12/n3 A
? 7/l6/n3 A
? 7/17/83 D
2 10/10/n3 A
2 U/I7/B3 A
2 11/17/83 b
2 U/18/83 A
2 ll/21/n3 A
2 11/22/83 A
2 11/22/83 A
2 U/26/83 A
2 11/26/83 A
s
u
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N
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*.
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L
h
N
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f-
4
f
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N
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T I
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h
P J
1 1
N
H 2
S 2
2/13/B3 A 17
2/l<./fl3 C I
DINNERS
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essay winners
essay winners
how to think straight
ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS
ESTATE PLANNING
SEE ALSO INHERITANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
"lstA?E ptiiiNlNG uUESTIONS TO 3E ADORESSFO
ESTES ORIVF ICHAHEL HILL. N.C.I
2 5/26/83
■ICARTOONI H
3/07/63
3/16/83
3/17/83
3/2'./a3
:,/ll/n3
<,/l<>/83
6/13/83
6/22/83
9/30/83
. 10/11/83
2 10/21/83
2 10/26/83
- 11/10/83
11/21/83
12/03/83
12/08/83
12/l'./83
12/23/83
12/24/83
12/31/83
A 10 N
A 3 N
H 6 M
A <, T T B'i6
ill N
B 5 N
A 9 N
A 12 P F
A 10 N
3/27/93 0
3/2')/93 A
10/27/83 C
11/18/93 C
2 U/30/83 C 1 P
N
N
N
N
N a<>6
N
N C60
F R9I
N K90
N K90
N K90
P M66
1/11/83 B
1/11/83 A
2/OI/B3 n
2/02/83 a
2/15/93 B
',/26/83 B
S 2 5/20/83 A 1
H 2 5/21/B3 6 1
6/27/93 C
6/29/B3 b
7/01/83 C
7/29/93 a
9/29/93 C
12/28/93 C
12/29/83 B
N S51
N
N S5l
N L<.1
N K90
N K90
n K90
N K90
N K90
P C56
P C56
P M66
P M66
N L".!
K90
H 2 2/02/93 B
^ I VAVAl S 10 p N L.i
H 2 1/03/83 B 5
S 2 1/03/83 C 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
2/04/93 B
3/01/83 A
3/21/83 C
3/30/83 A
i,/20/a3 C
P R91
P S76
P 137
E
S 2 2/04/93 B
MOnrHLY/ANNUAL IflDEX
1/01/8J - U/31/fl3
0I5AGSEEM6M ERUPTS ON ORANGE ROAD PLAN
^^'^^cVIVb^-Etl?^'^''^"'' SCHOOL (CH*>EL HILL, N.C.I '
SIxrH-l,R»D£»b TAKE GQLDILnCKS TO COURT
ESTES PARK OFFICE CONOOHINIUMS
N.C. APPEALS COURT OVERTURNS .lEN AGAINST CONDOMINIUM
ESTROCFN
SEE ALSO PIRTh CONTROL
SfE ALSO MENOPAUSE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HEALTH CASE
ESTROGEN CAN FASE PROnLFMS
ESTROGEN, CANCER LINK BEING STUDIED
ESTUARIES
Sff'LSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
STATE SEEKS GRANT TO BUY COASTAL LAND
ETHANOL
SEE ALSO GaSQHOL
lo^.f.SXoSf '"'?';!'■ """S ETHANOl PLANT
GRUIINOBREAKINC HELD
ETHICS crof
III *j-|2 CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
III ','■55 fINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
SEE ALSO LEGAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL ETHICS
"^Fe'dIS l^\hll,it' ^'•"""^'^ CONTRUUTIQNS
REPUBLICAN RAPS JUOGtS- PRESE'ICE AT EVENT FOR HUNT
ETHNIC STUDIES
SEE AL IFNS
SEE U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
ETHYLENE OIBROMIOE
STATE'S PESTICIDE TESTS TO CO^ITINUE ''^"^'"'
""* Slr^SSslfAf?^;;'^'-"^ "•• "*'E'- "'^^'
GAS STATION LOSES 1200 TO GUN1AN
EUBOPA HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C,
SEE ALSO HOTEL EUOOPA
?f!2.'% = °iS"'»""*^ AROUND THE TRIANGLE
TOWN SEwER PLAN APPROVED
SUBJECTS
PAGE 297
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OFFICE PROPERTY
CHRIST IN DURHAM
ACCESS
Europe
t?'*f»Mi-c9''„?'5SILES HFIGHTENS FEARS
•A TRUISM OF MANY WRITERS IS THAT IN THE MOTION PICTURES...' ICARTOONI
EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO DEATH
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-DIE
MEASURE WOULD PROHIBIT WITHHOLDING TREATMENT FOR HANDICAPPED BABIES
EVACUATIONS
SEE DISASTER EVACUATION PLANS
EVANGEL ISM
in ttrn rs2[,'A-M'F=N'}!vV^??^^^'"*^
ill Jti8S???,3^;^,fr"^'"'^ ^^'"
SEE ALSO PRAISE THE LORD
SEE ALSO REL IGION
°?,^-"JI'S VISION: WINNING SOULS FOR
"ODENT LOSES HIS SUIT ON 0OR-<ITORY
LOFLIN TO APPEAL DECISION
YOU CAN' T ROB GOD
EVANGFLISTS HOLD GLOBAL CONFERENCE
m J?r L?92 Slfe^5 J"'"" MORU PiSTORS
ih^'4i s?iiiK^!fciys"^o!i'^tRE'^5? r:o°?PEr"-'"="^ "^^'"^
-AN EVENING WITH THE SUPERINTENDENT"
"-A$l;'?Hi""s35»'ii{?N§i;;?S'-'' SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
CITY SCHOOLS DROPOUTS CUT 50«
EVERETT, CREECH AND HANCOCK
MERZIG TRIAL SET FOR TOMORROW
EVERYBODY'S ALL 'MERICAN (ROOK C FILMI
will unc welcome cameras?
Knc ;e5fcts'moI;ie°"'-"'''' '° '^'■°" ^"-"'^
MMr.f°A?^'^H!l^i9" fiLMING ON CAMPUS
BrsE"^E':Eirjn?L^s'^'??TE'^jisiJAH^^!i^3o\^ir'"^
^JC »GAIN REJECTS FILilNGoS C iMPUS " '=
Soi?rM2? ii^ni:^H,n'rTu"Kr'' "-^-"""C"" cartoon,
MnS?F'^??S,.?l''JI5 8°°" *BOUT HIM
?ff^'Lrf'""'<^ "O^'t AT DUKE
TAR HEELS HAVE REASON TO CHEE»
EVICTIONS
SEE ALSO EMINENT DOMAIN
III tHIJ PROPERTY DISPUTES
S^l. ntl? "EAL ESTATE FORECLOSURtS
WHo"lJ r??'" *'°" S" CHURCH AFTER EVICTION
IIffl9I^?^S '^O PREJUDICE
EVICTED FAMILY LIVES IN WOODS
BAD LUCK FAMILY HAS SOME MORE
EVOLUTION
SEE ALSO ANTHROPOLOGY
The ASCENT OF man: ".OO MILLIO'i B.C.
EaCELLENCE
REWARDING EXCELLENCE
- SPRING 1983 (CARTOON)
P D DATE C PG L P BYL
h 1 Z/UI/IIJ ri 1 N N36
S 2 J/09/83 A 1 1 N
h 3 <,/30/93 e 1 B F B<,6
H 3 n/02/fl3 C L N
S ? 6/08/03 CI N Mil
■> 2 8/29/83 A 6 N
H 2 6/30/93 A I 3 N
H 2 1/K/R3 I) 5 N
S 2 a/0<./a3 A ■> N
S 2 4/01/83 A 4 E
H 2 12/U/R3 A 1 3 N
S 2 12/28/83 CI? N
H 2 12/29/83 A 17 N
H 2 12/30/83 All N
5 2 10/17/83 A 7 N
H 3 10/18/83 B 1 N
H 2 6/26/83 D 10 N L-Vl
H 3 7/12/83 B 1 N H90
H 2 11/17/83 A 4 E
H 2 11/17/83 A 4 T T R56
H 2 5/11/83 a 4
5/14/83
6/24/83
6/24/83
7/02/83
7/09/83
7/16/83
7/23/83
9/08/93
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S 2 3/10/83 A I N EQ5
S 2 9/09/83 C 1 P N F30
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1/19/93 A 5
1/25/83 A 4
7/22/83 A 5
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H 2 4/10/83 0 4 T T R56
S 2 2/26/93 A 4 E
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E«ST BACKS jjnicUL aiLL
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- .illptine eSfCTca by st«te l-
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A STRANGE nsA . o=c-»ce TUJ
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iCTiAl INJECTION SILL ADVANCES
•nInE YOUR POI SON-: INJECTION
nE. RULING'S INPACT IN S.C. I^
ACJU LeISeR SAYS '"LING NAY^
foNDENNEO N.C. •'»?„Tg,9''Ip^?9f
CnuPT REJECTS HUTCMINS" APPEAL
S.C. OFFICIALS PRcPARINC FOR r
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H 2 3/30/93 A
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S 2 3/0<./13 A 8 P P F70
I 2 9/15/83 A 9 P P S76
H 2 3/11/13 B 5 N
VAL IN HOUSE .^^..
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GISLATURE ICARTOONI
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OUGH SENATE PANEL
PITCH
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LETHAL INJECTIONS
jECTION CMOICE
L ON LANDFILLS
E JF EXECUTION
OS GAS I CAR TOON I
UNCERTAIN 1
AN "ORE EXECUTIONS
C£ OF EXECUTION
EXECUTION
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<./20/e3 A
4/22/83 A
4/24/83 0
5/03/93 A
5/0«./?3 A
5/20/83 A
5/2'./B3 4
5/27/83 4
5/31/53 A
6/02/83 A
6/03/83 A
6/04/83 A
6/10/83 B
6/22/P3 B
6/29/83 C
7/02/83 A
7/07/83 A
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III ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
III alIo PRENATAL EXERCISE
"SuI^'ItES'y- IflnBIC EXERCISE I NPROVES nEnTal -ELL-3EISG
SllI:''M!iui'A'aSlsl?'"o'R\^risG- p'lesty of
c"?n? jllUV'i^'' -OTION FOR LIFE-
H 2 12/16/83 A 4 T T R56
H 2 3/06/93 0 4 E
bONES
IF YOU DON'T.
C33L -ATER
DON'T START
2/04/83 A
2/07/83 A
3/10/83 B
4/01/83 e
4/02/83 A
6/26/83 A
7/22/83 B
8/23/53 3
9/31/83 c
9/19/83 a
-"~"5IH'. DA P«OE INC DEATHS OF FATHER.
CASTLE3ERRY AUTOPSY DUE
"°SE| "so ORANGE CruNTY CITIZENS
^"^O^E"oF"ir?o":iTi'i'LS -OSTN-TE
CROUP SaStS TO BLOCK TRANSFER
OaiNCE COUNTY NO PLACE FOR "P
PETITIO" ORA.S 300 SIGNATURES
SSilooS aN -ILO ANINALS TONU
?Je«'eRs'pROIESt' 3ACK BOARD I-
ANI»AL :c3i-=.- -VrS .■} : -: -
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MSio w5tES in R£Coi^€ -U.-A^
aoiSD''iRjEs'''ilLn-.NINAL B.N ,
oSlScE CO-.NISSinNERS DOPGE «IL
BAN »« ilLO ANIMALS PRQPJScO
2lL0 ANliiL ISSUE NOT TABLED
|J3iiS tlhini^. IN LENOIR
'.2SftSc''kJo«l ?Ssrt5"pARRiN:
SJa^ CoSnTY TH REoilRE -ILO
K;S*1nI«lS;uSI BE LISTED a»
?gJS?c?VoSi'okMN^SS:'Io?i"'";,
ir NAY GET FEDERAL "ONEY FO'
PINES FOR FAILURE TO LIST ANI"
. To aniSalS NOW -UST HAVE PE>
■J'-iN'!!!" REGIST|REO N ORAN.
ilLO ANIMAL OmnERS REGISTER P=
nOAMCF ^AY LINIT HILO ANI-^ALS
iSlNAL BAN IN ORANGE AiRS ACAI
fiSiScE COUNTY BOARD ENACTS WIL
SIIIcI CoOnTY COMMISSIONERS 5^
OlAHA'4 COUNTY NEEDS A BAN QN^
fifi'r ooES'i'T REouiRE bannin;
iNiMAL oaoiNANCES tabled
wLnce ccmnissioners delay -IL
SuTiR "ILL aF sent to OOT-OFj
iiJlHAL CRDI'<ANC6 SETS 1ST APP'
ORANGF ANIMAL STANDARDS C|V|h
I?l"ii LA- vinLiTION REPORTED
SON
H 2 3/23/83 A
S 2 3/23/83 C
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NOANGER PUBLIC
OF ANIMALS . . ,
D OF KILO ANIMALS
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0 ANIMAL ISSUE
ani-al'registration
MARCH 23
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SCIENCE AND math
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MI TS
c 3Y DEADLINE
TS IN ORANGE
K ON TJESDAY
Sl"i7*'"cS"ANGER0uS ANIMALS
ILJ ANIMALS
EXOTIC ANIMALS
0 ANIMAL ITEMS
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1/14/83 A
1/17/83 A
1/17/83 C
1/18/83 B
1/19/83 A
1/19/83 a
1/19/33 A
2/06/83 0
2/09/83 B
2/09/83 C
2/11/83 A
2/16/83 B
2/17/83 B
2/18/33 3
2/13/83 A
2/18/83 A
2/21/83 A
2/23/33 A
2/23/93 9
3/01/83 C
3/03/83 A
3/07/83 A
3/08/33 a
3/03/83 B
3/09/33 B
3/12/53 A
3/16/83 a
3/29/83 B
3/29/93 B
3/29/83 A
3/30/83 C
3/30/33 A
4/05/83 A
4/06/83 A
4/06/33 A
4/10/33 0
4/20/83 9
4/20/83 A
4/30/83 A
5/03/83 9
5/02/83 C
5/06/83 A
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931
846
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846
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1/11/83 -
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12/31/113
Subjects
PACE 299
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OBANGE rauNTyS HILT ANIMAL PTPULATION SHRINKS
f'r.^?,f"1^'- CnNTRDVFRSY NEABS END i»«lNK5
CpuNTV UILL STUOV WILD ANIMALS, BUDGET
"y^;* V*'*"^^'' '■°i-0 TQ cur HI' nSncEr
CCMMJSSICIIERS CONSIDER BAN HN E XU T I C AN IM AL S
CDNTROL NU- CAN PREVENT FUTURr HILO-ANIMAL w
<ILO ANIMAL OWNFRSHIP RAPPED
-S
WCES
fJJ.'^;?'- ij?"i^^'s" 'hfar'ing"on''mo-ioa,
BOARD VOTES 3-1 FOR ANIMAL LAJ
UlLO ANIMAL LAW GETS NOD
>iILO-ANIHAL LAW APPROVED
EXPLORERS CLUB
PRISON TEENS ESCAPE MISERY WITH EXPLORERS
Explosive device
III il-IH S£'^'?ENTS. EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO BOMblNCSi N.C.
SEE ALSO BOMBS
BANK IS BLASTED IN ROCKY MOUNT
tAVJ S2°g"r""' TkJ^I " ^O"* ■'^O'JNT BANK
JMJ^'f Of N.C. LOSES ARM OURI-IG SINAI DUTY
BANK BLAST BAFFLES AUTHORITIES
BOMB BLAST HURTS STUDENT
iip':!sfsrgEi;f?f"^o.%.5'-fS''?cSTar" ''°''"^° "^ fxplosion
EXPLOSIVE DEVICE LEFT AT SCHOIL
EXPORTS, N.C.
SEE N.C, EXPIkTS
EXPORTS, U.S.
SEE U.S., EXPORTS
EXPOSED IFILMI
BLOODY END RELIEVES IN AIMLESS, DULL -EXPOSFO'
EXPOSURES (PLAY!
DUKE PLAYERS TO PRESENT EXPERIMENTAL THEATER PIFCF
DUKE PLAYERS PRESENT EXP E« IHEN TAL TH= A TER P I ECE
OFFBEAT OFFERINGS BY GUILD, PLAYERS
DUKE PLAY TO COMPETE """""' '''-A'tKS
EXPUNCTION OF RECORDS
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL RECORDS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC RECORTS
SENATE OKS BILL TO CLEAN LEGAL SLATFS
|rsts'^E?2iIi:i'^Gl?Nf ^K ir^?^TSlRl?E^bc^S^gr"
A%^i?S?S'iI?3RE"Jlo%?:L"K^?LVE",^"" '""""'"
"'Iee'iSsFCTs'^" "'"" °'' SPECIFIC EXTERMINATORS!
SEE PEST EXTERMINATORS
EXTORTION
MAN INDICTED ON EXTORTION CHARGES
DURHAM WOMAN CHARGED '■"'■^^':^
SM^^^^i? l3?ol?[SS^i[]KN?^"'^"
IJj:foS'rFj?ls''FlJ^,1?^?Sl„H|?'" CONSPIRACY CHARGES
r""c" So^Eris'lNDICTED"'"'"'"'' '°^ ""SCONDUCT
AS'fJ^pflS-ESJfelfn^r^SISgEg" '-""^ """*^ ^"'"C"
MAN IS CONVICTED OF EXTORTION TRY
EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIRS
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, U.S.
WINKING AT IMMORAL ITY
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR FIRET IN BRUNSWICK
EXTRADITION
EXTRADITION RIGHTS WAIVED
EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION
fHE''RESF2Rr2VA?? SS" «|5|ARC^ ON THE NATURE OF MAN
THE RESEARCH GOES ON. ..BUT THE FUNDS ARE RUNNING LOW
EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
LISTENING FOR LIFE
^^^ J.^";!FE'L"s^ai?'?iY^ff^c^5?!c•;nL^'J;! bf.ngs
'''"p|j|^^:ifSc'5ifv^ji?°Er^jM2^Er"'^'^°'"'«='
VISION Therapy can help some
HERPES OF The EYE LINKED TO SALIVA
COMPUTER DIAGNOSES GLAUCOMA ^ '-"*
COMPUTERS FIGHTING GLAUCOMA
Eye PROTfCTION
SEE ALSO SPORTS, INJURIES
EYE WARNINGS CALLED HOAX
EYE SURGERY
Bol^"?, 9il!'-r?'o'.''";."^ " SEE IN gjRHAM
c^I3pS3RK^?•ii^JS ='«^ '"
SAYING FAREWELL
?Jcn.?^2''tl "f-PED NLIND GIRL
CREDIT MUST BE SHARED
EYES
Hi !|-|2 ALAMANCE EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UM I V . EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UN V. SeOIcIl CENTER,
III JUS SJM°""- EVE INSTITUTE ■
SEE ALSO OPhIHALHOLDGISTS
RIPHERAL SIGHT, BLINDNESS
DEPT. OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
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DATE
C PG L P BYL
5/12/B3 B
5/12/fl3 3
5/12/03 A
6/04/fl3 b
6/04/93 A
6/06/R3 C
6/U7/n3 A
6/07/B3 A
6/13/83 A
7/06/83 C
7/30/B3 C
9/02/83 B
8/02/93 fl
9/09/R3 A
8/13/B3 C
8/16/83 C
F 391
N 346
N M23
F
N J56
N 381
N 381
N J56
L
n flsi
N 391
S 2 6/22/93 C 9
H
1/08/83
A
1
H
1/11/93
R
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1/19/93
A
1 n
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2/0<>/93
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6
H
3/03/83
n
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8/20/83
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1
S
12/22/93
(
3
H
12/23/63
B
4
H 2 5/20/93 Oil R 566
2 11/29/93
2 12/09/83
2 12/09/93
2 12/15/83
fi A15
U W66
N A15
2
'■/09/83 C
5
2
<./09/83 C
1
2
"i/l 1/83 A
E
2
<./13/93 A
E
2
<./22/93 C
/
5/06/83 A
N
2
5/12/B3 A
15
N
2/10/33 C
fl N
3/01/93 A
? N
3/11/83 fl
3/16/93 A
1 P N
3/16/83 A
1 N
3/17/83 A
1 N
6/01/83 A
9 N
6/21/33 A
1 N
6/22/83 A
1 P N
7/29/33 B
2 N
8/1 1/83 A
6 N
S 2 10/19/83
H 2 12/03/93
H 2 3/02/83 A
H 2 1/09/B3 0 I P F A20
1/19/93
2/02/93
6/16/93
3/10/93 A 17
5/19/83 B 1
5/26/93 C 11
5/30/83 A 4
6/01/n3 A 5
8/01/93 P. 6
12/1 3/ni A 9
12/15/93 C 14
12/22/93 C 1
H 2 7/12/83 A 9
i/li/83 B
4/14/93 B
5/19/93 C
6/10/9) B
7/11/93 A
7/20/93 C
8/02/83 A
8/03/83 A
F 930
N 330
N
N 330
E
P 576
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U/31/81
SunjtCTS
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1/17/8<|
"leifE^l'EYrs'VAY NOT SEf Sa PF*F6CILf
iIkE i SguINT »r these eye ■F^CT5•
'-'* ^iU'J^ciTE/s'-STicE £XE:.CIS£ FROM «nu
F kfiO L GEHH'N MC4T CO.
Ht»T Fl.«NT COKINS TO LEE
F4ME (TEBKORIST r.ROUO I
SFE TERROI'ISH
"""'see federal bureau OF invESTIGiTIOrt
'"' f»«; SUPPLIE*^ yjRRItO BY ACREAGE CUT5
SuTllAL LAYS OFF 50 EMPLOYEES
JhEHICAL SPILL FORCES EVACUATION
CHEMICAL LEAK CLOSES FCX
F. G. HALL LAenjATHRY IF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
1^^^:H^ Ii:;^:Sl S^tl^S^-TO VKT.MS OF MS
GFRmIny CONTINUES OIVE WORK
"•'■• SSSStS^^iAjSen TN BEATI-G OEATH
BEST HOME 9'"<,|?,5.5'?!oIriN UST HOME MUROFR TRIAL
^'eIt S!Sr^PElifo"«ifl {ea^ISV patient. S death
'■ "-JoSSIS^yVes-pil NET.ORk
'• '-l.liV'snSiT'cSs: 810-1IGGING P.OaE FAR FkOm OVER
'• "•TrS?c:6''MIvEP DISCOVERS BREA<-IN AT wDOL-ORTH-S
"^^""c. PLANTS HAKE "ONEY ON MAt" UP
"•^lEE'pJhTIC SURGERY
"" v^i^^^h^'^d^^^ ;;ie!2HS3Sis.M,LAR
A HERO OF CABBAGE HEADS
'"'iil'lukl'i.'iTau'il^ SCHOOLS. RETENTIONS
-* f^rts^jfJpJ^iE^iiry^v^i-"
TEACHERS FIGHT TENURE CHANGES
H 2 <./21/93 A 18 F =!30
H 2 5/10/R3 A •. L
S ; U/16/B3 C I N
H 2 U/17/83 B <. F
H 2 7/21/83 3 1 N HbO
H 3 './0S/H3 B 1 N
H 2 3/29/.'3 A '
H 2 7/24/93 U '
S 2 10/26/93 A 1
H 3 10/27/83 B 1
L^l
«4S
S 2 6/29/83 A 1 '• J56
S 2 (./2<l/a3 B I N
S 2 S/30/B3 A 14 N
l/OS/93
2/26/B3
'1/29/93
<./29/i<3
5/01/83
5/03/«3
5/3'./''3
1 1
15
H 2 5/06/83 A 18 N
S 2 6/21/''3 A ' N
H 2 5/12/93 A 10 N
S 2 6/08/83 A 5 N
S 2 1/29/93 A
S 2 12/03/93 A
H 2 12/04/83 D
FAIR HOUSING LAW
'''l,fili^%uil^' HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION. -NE- HORIZONS- FAIR HOUSING
III lt!3 nStillN^'DIslSlMINATION SUIT
? ? H '^L:j'5FS?^5J?'-A^-:jicc
CCIraTON pays FINF of J17,570
FAIR HOUSING LAW PUSHED
iH^?0Sl[?>^l°5i"5pK3J::L%h5'J2^l -SING ORDINANCE
yi"srNg^^;<r;r^"BI^?^'^?;t|3l.°'rvC^CENTER^LEGISLATI0N NOT INTRODUCED
IHNG R?LL ReIiSING HEiLTH LAWS 15 "I»E0 SAG
Ilrniur g^^irpiiE-Ktsy r/s^Sc oRoiNANCE
SeSgER PROpSsEO for some CITY OFFICES
■'•'lEpcifMUlL' 5i-.TENCING
FAIRMONT. .;|Cf,j^j;j o^g^ stHOOL SUS'ENSIONS
FAIRVIEm community l"RA!;=e county. N.C.I
iW^Tiu ,"yyL^;T?"E;PRElsSpPOSITION to REZONING PLAN
""lt!l^S'jgRSS::fBiK??Sj?''Ml£ci^ES ITS FAMOUS SON
''''°h^riil^'i^l^^^ ..TE,EST I
MALL GETS NEW PARTNER
'"'M;ri::SEST'GAT'i0N OF DIPLOMA ilLLS STIRS CONTROVERSY Al S.C. CHURCH
""s26"iLki''S0LISTIC HEALTH
SEE ALSO RELIGION
EVANGELIST SAYS SHE WILL
GDO ANO MEDICINE
HLKLANO ISLANDS
H 2
S 2
i/i<./"3 ;
l/lA/83 C
1/06/R3
1/13/93
l/lA/83
1/15/93
1/19/83
1/18/83
1/20/93
1/20/83
1/27/93
J/21/B3
3/22/93
3/22/93
4/16/93
5/21/93
5/23/93
5/2'./93
6/09/93
6/09/83
6/11/93
6/14/93
7/36/93
7/07/93
9/07/83
17
1
5
10
8
1
6
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F J56
f
N W24
N EOS
N <90
N 551
F
N S5l
N <90
N
N 1(90
L
N K90
N 551
N K90
N 046
N
N H90
N
N K90
N S51
H 2 8/13/83 C 10 N
H 3 3/0B/B3 B 1 N N36
S 2 3/08/83 All N
S 2 12/10/83 A3 N C60
H 2 5/23/83 A 3 N
ISE FAITH TO BATTLE CANCER
2 5/14/83 A
I 5/27/83 A
M 0 fl T II L Y / A
N N U A L
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Subjects
P»Gt 30 1
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'BIZARRE LITTLE.
■H". BUDGET
SALTING ThL rtDuflUS
TmaTChEB DEFIfS CPITICS
cn^f?N5iNG""Hisnl:i)f!! """ ^'^<^"'°^ "''^^■'^'
HIbTORr OF FALKLAND ISLANDS PRJVIOES ObJECTIVE LOOK OF
FALL
SFE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHSI
FALLS LAKE
SEE ALSn FALLS LAKE PROJECT
SEE ALSO ^£use R IVER
GATES SHUT AT FALLS LAKE
0AM GATES T.l CLOSE AT U A.M.
'FILL -ER JP-
MAKING A LAKE
F™LS L^Kf"''^ SLATED U6.7 MILLION IN
MOkF RECREATION AREAS BEING BJ I I T
CALOWELL WILL SPEAK AT LAKE Oi-DICATION
FALLS LAKE TO BE DEDICATED SATURDAY
JUST A BRIEF INTERLUOE
STEPS TO PRIITECT HATER URGED
,5l;f?f .PJH"^"'''' "*'° fXO 1-AKeS MALTED liO DAYS
2l-i^!}V5 'JSlit^ "E^SE RIVER 1ASIN PROBLEMS
SElREATION SPOTS ON FALLS LAKF TO UPEN SOON
S ""f't'ON AREAS TO OPEN THIS WEEKEND AT FALLS LAKE
NE- FALLS LAKf CLAIMS FIRST Ql OWN I NG V IC T M
PVf^^'S PunsPMATFS ENDANGER .lATERSHtD
r??v^«,,Jt''uf w?"^'-? "S SHUULO SURPRISE NO ONE
CITY MUST UE^IN WAR ON ALGAF
SL(JWDO«N SOUGHT ON HALTING POLLUTANT
WAIFRFuHL SHOULP FIND HOMF IN OUTNER AKFA OF FALIS lAKF
^?V^^iWs^^k^.^:SScS'S^^S^I SKELY^ITY.t ^lul'j''' ^'«
c^^ i fcf AV,3^"E%s§R"n{^=AK^*^^^E^rf jRrfji" '^"'°-'
CREEDMOPR HOPING LAKE Kl LL A IT TOWN • S If HNOMY
CREEOMOOR HIRING LAKE W LL AH TOWN'S fcONn^Y
HORSEBACK RIOFR DROWNS AFTER '.PILL '^LUNUMY
STATE HOLE NEEDEJ IN LAKE POLLUTinN
SCAP INDUSTRY rn FIGHT CHEMICAL BAN
lilil\- I?,cfL''''^5'^'"'*^'°'< ON POLLUTION
PANEL REJECTS HIGHWAY MORATORIU*!
DURHAM PhOSPHATF WAR HITS HABITS AND WALLETS
LAKF BIRDS noN'T H I NO THE RAl'l WALLETS
BOAT LAUNCHING AREA ON FALLS LAKE CLOSED
JORDAN, FALLS LAKES RECLASSIFIED '"'■""'
illl,.''^ll "FOI'CF PHOSPHORUS L=VFL 5
PHOSPHATE BAN WON'T HELP LAKE-'rolan
HUNT URGES RTP BUFFER ZONE
GENERATING PLANTS EYED AT TWO LAKES
rnuCH RULES sought for lakeside projects
LAKES PROPOSAL WORRIES CITY '"'"JtClS
POWELL CRITICIZES WATER OUALITY PLAN
Sil?.'';^''" LAKESIDE PROJECTS lULESFASEtl
"{ER-OUALITY PROPOSAL A OEV AS tZt 1 NG • OIK CK FIX'
o'.IncPff^?^';'^^ '■"^0 OEVELOPYENT PROPOSALS
GUIDELINES GIVEN FOR PROTECTI'lG LAKES ^^
LAKE RULES: STATE MAY USE PRES SURF
?o5If„'5 WORST MOTIVE FOR PUSHINGLAKE RULES
EROSION, ALGAE GROWTH BIGGEST WATER THREATS
I DURHAM FISHERMEN FOUND SAFE 'HREATS
POwELL: lakes ACTION WAS DONE DELIBERATFLY
BITTER FEELINGS LINGER OVER LAKE
Falls lake project
SEE ALSO FALLS LAKE
SEE ALSO NEUSE RIVER
CH';rf'rAy5'Af*tliK6'-NiME0'*°'''' '" '"" ''•" ""■'-'ON '" '^°°° "5TS
FALLS DF THE NfUSt
SEE FALLS LAKE PROJECT
FALSE ARREST
SEE ALSO FALSE IMPRISONMENT
^S^JJ! ''I'-ES SUIT OVER CAR CHASE
COURT UPHOLDS DISMISSAL OF MAN'S »3nO,000 SUIT
FALSE CAPE STATE PARK
FALSE CAPE PERMITS OK'O
FALSE IMPRISONMENT '
SEE ALSO FALSE ARREST
'.B YEARS WERE TAKEN FROM HER
FALSE POLICE REPORT
i",*F|l-„HILL SHOOTING REPORT FALSE
ComIn mI^J'^^S'^S^ "*°E AGAIMST M.N
1!°cSKm[!^'Ir3??Jatio5 '" "° " ""o "'^'■''' "«
False testimony
FALSE testimony CHARGE GIVEN IN SHOOTOUT CASE
FAMILY CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
OON'T LIMIT FAMILY-CARE HOMES
ZONE HURTS ELDERLY HOMES
FAMILY CIRCLE IMAGAZINEI
MAGAZINE PUTS UNC IN TOP 11
MARKETING TO WOMEN: WHY ARE ADVERTISERS SLOW TO GO AFTER A .J'.O ...
FAMILY COUNSELING
^^L*i52=!;""""'E COUNSELORS
BEWOROED ANTI-SLAVERY BILL ADVANCES
FAMILY COUNSEUNG SERVICE (DURHAM, N.C.)
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATOR TAKES PATERNITY LEAVE
FAMILY DOLLAR J TORES 1 CENER AL HEAQINGI
?2; ?ikk,.?'-t^ WORKING FOR FAMILY DOLLAR
TWO STORES TO JOIN HAYTI CENT=R
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1/27/63 B
2/01/R3 A
3/26/33 A
3/2''/n3 b
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5/28/R3 C
6/10/B3 B
6/16/B3 A
6/23/33 B
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FAMILY INCOME
SEE INCOMEi
FAHILY
''""■Ie&IsLATORS say BILLS AID f.HILIES
-"l^? :tV='l'.h u^iv heo.cal^ce-;;e«. oept .e co.humty a.o family meoici.e
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'-'Wl ;f^n'?EUNIONS .OTHER THAN FAMILY.
FAMILY PEUNITED AFTEK !<. YEAR'
"111 Itif ES"Mlglf«^RKSHOP ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
SFE ALSO CHiLn CUSTODY
III ItIS IhlfSS^ VIOLENCE
^Ff ALSO GENERATION GAP
sll JCSO HG-E INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HOMEMAKERS
Ill itIS p55?n"l AUTHORITY
I 'tis H??^FiM^ffEr^
III Atlo T-O^INCOME^FAMILY
icpENT AND GET WEALTHY
i?^iu?ftf.ErNirDf§^^SaRK,NGWCM.N
CHASING.THl^RFvnLUTIOU^
PR
TEPFAMILY: FJMILY HE THE FUTURE?
HE -ELL-MEANT CATASTROPHE
""'1S????s:-^sH?s«;?s^HEo["Si;ssvET,nG
''""-'pRaORAS'TRlls'TO BReIk THE CYCLE OF CHILD ABUSE
•^'^'e'e oiSllT'il VIOLENCE
FAMILY VIULENC6 ANO RAPE CRISIS vaUNIEERS
SEE ALSO BATTFRFO -OMEN
III ttfn gg:^?i}'pF^Rl8l.^C^ATHAM MENIAL HEALTH CENTER
"'an'-q?d°chIerle'ader- heads crisis program
II JtlS g°R:^rE)^PE^lS^Nr^^ THAM -ENIAL health CENTER
volunteer advocates SOUGHT
"""h?7r:S!SA^^;.^J?«S-i^ASS°^^0M magazine
FANFARE .DURHAM -ORN I NG HER AL D SPORTS COLUMNl
«|„E%'SAlJ??Bl^;TEiMS S-.-.G BVCK INTO ACTION
r.?l0RWINl?EFENSIVE HONOR
LOUISVILLE GcTS nCAA RULti
SEtJietlN^^y,^ .°d^enI 5I"ob secjr.ty
TvREPORTS 1RING UP FIX OF PRT GAMES
ioblNSON.QUlTS^ TAR HCEL TEAM
AMERICA TEAM
FnuCHT-S 62 lAHES HOPE LEAD
yKLANOV.JT'!.i'"„'^l,?"rN''HSp'E'
PACK 's'SwIm' STREAK ENDS
ORDER -tis PHOENIX PLAYOFF
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6/16/83 A
6/17/83 C
6/18/83 A
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N M23
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1/26/83 a
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1/28/83 C
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2/01/83 8
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Subjects
PAGt 303
1/17/8^
DEACONS" YGDNG INJURED
JORDAN WRESTLERS TOP ALL-LE4GJ
TAR HEEL WOMEN QUTAIN FIRST RA
'A8 meels gain Support as nati
ouke signs 15 prqspfcts
state extenos mat OOHINATION 0
HA„LER STOPS SIBSON. KEEPS CH«
SANOERSON hPjs sectional riTLf
RAIN WASHES AWAY CLASH, POLE 1
MATHESON TAKES JOB WITH MIAMI
BRIH SIGNS WITH WAKE
•GREEK- HOSPITALIZED
HAR'<IF LEASES UNC FOR JOB AT T
UNC WOMEN EXTFNO SWIM LEAD
SUE WALSH HELPS UNC TO SWIMMIN
N.C. STATE, WAKE HOST 'CLASSIC
OUKE EXTtNOS SOCCER CHALLENGE
DURHA'f, PARRISh win TRIANGLE i
STATE LEADS ACC SWIMS
FOUR AREA WRESTLERS ADVANCE
STATE'S SWIH REIGN ENDED BY Tl
!*;?• STATE CLAIMS THIRD STRAH
BIG SIX SEMIFINALS TONir.HT
KUMIEGA SETS UNC HOMER HARK
ACC WOMEN'S TOURNEY TIPS OFF I
ACC CLUBS SLUG AWAY
ECU'S BPOOKS WINS LONG JUMP AT
UNC, VIRGINIA CLAIM FOUR SPOTS
CLEHSON MOLOS DUKE OFF FOR AC
WHITFIELD FIRES 67, LEADS BY 5
MILLS, STATE LEAD ECU GOLF TOU
ECU'S MARY OENKLEP BASKETBALL
DUKE'S ASL050R0V GETS EXTENSIO
HOBART ENDS TAR HEELS' LACROS',
TACY's Future said uncertain
ORIESFLL'S ACTIONS PROMPT CON'
OAWKINS NAMED FRESHMAN A-4
NESSLEY, AMAKFR NAMES TO MCOQM
AREA Summer league folds
BODINE DRIVES TO ATLANTA POLE
UNC'S SUE WALSH WINS NCAA SWIM
BLUE DEVILS' PITCHING KEYS SW?
N.C. STATE GETS 1-YEAR PROBATI
DUKE RALLIES BEHIND 7-RUN INNl
HOOnSON'S HR LIFTS STATE PAST
COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST DRIEST
UNC FENCER WINS NCAA TITLE
ERICSON WINS ALL-AMERICA MONO)
IOWA'S OLSON TO TAKE ARIZONA J
KUMIEGA POWERS UNC ROMP, ai-l
UNC, N.C. STATE TAKE BASEBALL
MARYLAND WILL CLEAR VEAL'S RE-
SAMPSON, LEWIS NAMED BASKETBAL
^^Slttl^O H«NOS UNC ITS SECOND
FLORIDA INFRACTIONS REPORTED
RAVELING REPORTEDLY NEW IOWA
UNC CONFIRMS SMITH CONTACTED
TRACK HALL OF FAME HONORS LERO
9"4»LOrTE KEEPS SENIORS TOURNi
SOCCER'S OEST MEET AT OUKE
VIRGINIA BJMdS MARYLAND IN LAC
WOLFPACK TAKES FIRST PLACE IN
STATE STILL AWAITS WORD ABOUT
GAMECOCKS WILt ACCEPT METRO'S
^P?'^?fc?.'f,'^ll BEATS OUKE, 11-1
JSf^'^'*"'^ TEAMS BEGIN TOURNAI
PREP A-A JOE WOLF PICKS UNC
^J;lf^2!J '■!*°5 MEN'S ACC TENNIS
ZOELLER WINS HERITAGE CROWN
WOLFPACK GETS TFXAS 'SPUD'
VALVANO RESTING WELL AFTER SU'.
I,',,", Sllt^ EXTEND LACROSSE STR'^
^ykL9S''5t l-'^OFF ENDS AS KNIG1
CLEMSON TAKES ACC TRACK LEAD
UNC LACROSSE TEAM WINS PIG
FRANKS, BRYANT SPARK BANDITS.
ii£,£^'J"fS MOVING TOWARD EXTC
PERSON TAKES BIG SIX LEAD AS V
SHEPHERD GETS MARTIN'S RIDE IV
WAKE PREPARES NCAA REPORT IN :
GREEN FLAG UP AT ORANGE SPEEDJ
STREAKING STRIOEHS EARN 37 FH
CRENSHAW WINS NELSON
OHYER HEADED TO UNIVERSITY OF
RETIREMENT POSSIBLE FOR ROOK 1 =
SO^IJHERN CLOSES TRIANGLE 3-A-,
THREE TAR HEELS HEAD ALL-ACC 1
g»yIO "RRISH HAS NO-HITTFR F3
BAGLEY LEADS JORDAN HIGH TO T5
GRAHAM RALLY NETS HOUSTON OPE")
DURHAM ACADEMY CAPTURES TRAcJ
"ifj*;0 TAKES REIDSVILLE POST
?i!llf'-b,^""=" °'= STUDENT RAL
CHAPEL HILL NETS SECTIONAL T EV
OREUEK TOSSES HAT INTO NBA Rl
S2i:l:c""'-'-,5P«RK CAVS TO STAT=
9fflcl,?5 ^^''^'JfS DOLLING FOR
■CLASSIC TENNIS PLANNED
FLANAGAN OUT SIX TO 10 WEEKS
DUKE'S FLUR WINS FIRST-ROUND V
TAR HEELS FACF JOHNS HOPKINS I
;5'J2I;^.B59X'"-fE TRANSFERRING
SAMPSON GRADUATES, BIDS VIRGIN
aURLINCTON'S WEST MAKES U. S. 3
;^,2?°?X'.?S*'<"'5 MAKE PAH AM SO
UNC GOLFER SHOOTS 72; DUKE'S T
SHEPHERD CLAIMS SPORTSMAN POL=
LONDON LEADS N-S GOLF
^'LLIS TAKES WIN IN 7S-LAP R AC
SEC SEEKS IITH CAME
l;-??J''"]'-'-E ELIMINATED FROM .
,'^t?'-?? '■^*'^5 UNC PLAYERS' ADVA
lJ^'^.If*'''!»TES REACH N0RTH-50UT
la-ZfAR-OLDS EARN NORTH-SOUTH
JENNIS TOURNEY BEGINS FRIDAY A
SS^*^t^^ ^""'O'E ""»S KEMPER 0»
«|P SOJ pwNFRS' SQUABBLE HEATS
^■ft'J£5 CHOOSE JONES: NETS, S^
,'.f.f JP^SIDERS TV FOnfBALL PAC<
UNC CLAIMS CARMICHAEL CUP
M6RRIFIELD SIGNS WITH ANGFLS
fJSfS. CILMORE ADDED TO ROSTER
STRIOERS STAR IN SECTIONALS
PREP NET TOURNAMENT TIED ENTF!
S':,'S.2S"0?'- «'NS TENNIS CROWN
VALVANO AGAIN HONORED AS C0AC1
E SELECTIONS
NKING IN TOP 20
ON'S NUMBER ONE
F UNC, 2'.-l<,
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n fayetteville
ica track meet
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BID
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RACING SHAKEUP
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R SOUTHERN
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INTO N-S QUARTERS
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' N
4/20/83 fl 4
N
4/21/83 0 4
N
4/22/83 C 2 P
' N
4/23/93 b 3
N
4/24/83 B 5
N
4/25/83 a 3
N
4/26/83 U 3
N
H 2
4/27/83 b 2
N
H 2
4/28/83 D 3
N
H 2
4/29/83 C 3
N
H 2
4/30/83 B 5
N
H 2
5/DI/83 9 5
N
H 2
5/02/83 B 3
N
H 2
5/03/83 a 3
N
H 2
5/04/83 9 3
N
H 2
5/05/93 D 3
N
H 2
5/06/83 C 3
N
N 2
5/07/83 B 4 P
N
5/08/83 fl 6
N
5/09/83 8 3
N
5/10/83 e 3 P
N
5/11/83 B 2
N
5/12/83 D 3
N
5/13/83 C 3
N
5/14/83 0 2
N
5/15/83 8 8
N
5/16/93 a 3
N
5/19/83 9 2
N
5/19/83 D 5
N
5/20/83 C 2
N
5/21/83 a 3 P
N
5/22/93 9 6
N
5/23/83 fl 3
N
5/24/83 a 3
N
5/25/83 C 3
N
5/26/83 D 5
N
5/27/83 C 3 P
N
5/28/83 D 3
N
5/29/83 a 5 P
N
5/31/83 B 3
N
6/01/83 1) 4
N
O/02/83 0 3 P
N
6/03/83 C 3
N
6/J4/83 li 3
N
6/05/83 BAP
N
6/06/83 a 4
N
6/07/83 fl 3
N
6/09/83 H 3
N
6/09/83 D 3
N
6/10/83 C 3
N
6/11/83 B ■!
N
6/12/83 a 6
N
6/13/83 8 3 P
N
6/14/83 l> 3
N
6/15/83 B 3 P
N
6/16/83 D 5
N
1/01/81
INDEX
12/31/81
s u a J c c r s
pir.j io<i
1/17/8*.
D»Te
C PG L P O'L
HILLS' 68 xINS aH«TEUB
JalVANO HELPS xOLFPiCK CLl-13 ,^,,.,
r.RL J°INS CLfvELANVS FaONT -.FMCE
hc MiaCH Takes STATE ahaicuh Lcai'
'li AG»E?S n^OVERTIHE IN TIE GA-ES
F = DEa»L COJKI JUDGES TU'N 9£ -'• rScn
sii SuTLOoi; VARIED FOR "0,>-"'-, f J" ' °
rr/kEi?^WrIi:S^?i%^CR|ASFD PURSES
nltvPs IlaST SASCAR'S SL^-ICXN
?5ilN?0-" HE.nS DU»F SCHEDULE
?'nl,35| iC^'GEs'Ln'ss'-AS -IFE ^^ATri LOOKS 0-
? i-rSJ!^D?n?HLM2;lT*R 1?i;i?.CSHEET
CITY-CauNTy MFT TOURNEY OPEtS
l:iRips^2;^^E:fn.ij;coiv^vE^^n.:HA.PERsc.Y-c.NTY
?;JtoR' oi?rs'?OP-SEED£j'-HnRST;AN IN CITY-COUNTY
S:ill.TRbri-Li^sI llEr;i^SE!..rnTY-COUNTY PLAY
ScENROE CONNORS LOSE IN "ONnEAL
ffilf kU's.:"SrcliC^°I&TfsV -c^^/fIoencf
31: :ig:tN JSJJsTn'IfCOND RO.ND of U.S. A.ATEUR
south oOSTun racing set t ,, , y
i ru^?tiIY"F•;J^?^^if^'^co??'s:^DLE
SoIth-south sasketball ending
SVSEl-.rA-S^CK iJJORES SH0ULO.R ^ ^^^, ^,^,, ,.cE
gUi? IInIeO 2ND IN soccer POLL
gerulaitis upset by i|-year-o.d
espn mill air »<:c hoops
k*= " i sTsr ?i'» iir.s'is:'"''' soccer poll
'c'A^J'TiJ,"^ols'fOR'-1oS'TH «1N against CARDS
2A\"?i;p"!:ri''^0L"E''i?srG^5'E? h.h advantage
CAtoifLL TAKES FIRST PGA WIN
DEnnaRO sent to DENVER. , ^ ... ,
Mlhi Si!iiN ^lilf/SfN-fN D.KE GOLF TOUPNEY
r;??.rp3E2fnr?S'S.I"s^fE SO. -,TH SAO .NEE
?l^^jHt"nh\li3M^g^'i=.0R,AL GOLF TOURNEY
nJaa Hops S^ANS TO Ilter froch rule
S^C -iSs !,l^° «°"5Y CRO-N, -D ^„^, ,,„,,, PLAYOFFS
^SfLHis^^f^if^^yi:^''- --"BLEs
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
?
2
I 2
I 2
I 2
I 2
I 2
I 2
I 2
1 2
I 2
( 2
( 2
< 2
< 2
< 2
1 2
< 2
< 2
■t 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H ?
H 2
H 2
H 2
H ?
H 2
M 2
H 2
6/W/F3 C
6/ie/R3 D
6/l<i/(>3 I:
6/20/83 B
6/2l/»3 8
6/22/83 3
6/23/83
6/2'./83
6/2S/83
6/2T/S3
6/28/83
6/30/83
7/01/83
7/02/83
7/03/»3
7/D'./e3
7/05/83
7/06/6)
7/D7/83
7/08/83
7/09/83 11
7/10/83 '
7/11/83
7/12/83
7/13/83
7/l'./83
7/18/83
7/16/83
7/18/83 B
P N
7/17/83
7/20/83 C 3
7/22/83 C 3
7/23/83 0 3
7/24/83 B 8
7/26/83 3 3
7/27/63 C 2
7/2<)/83 C 2
7/30/83 0 3
7/31/83 a 11
8/02/83 0 3
8/03/83 B ;
J/0<./83 D 2
8/05/83 C 2
8/06/83 B "•
8/07/33 3 8
8/09/33 S 3
3/10/83 8 5
9/11/83 0 3
3/12/83 C 3
6/13/83 0 3
a/l<./B3 B 7
3/15/83 B
3/16/83 0
3/17/83 B
3/13/83 0
S/l'/SS C
8/20/83 0
3/21/83 C
9/22/93 a
3/23/83 E
3/24/93 a
3/28/91 0
8/26/83 C
8/27/83 0
3/23/83 C
3/29/83 B
8/31/93 C
9/01/83
9/02/83
9/03/83
9/0'./83
9/05/B3
9/07/83
9/08/83
9/09/63
9/11/63
9/12/33
9/l'./83
9/18/83
9/16/83
9/17/63
0/13/83
9/19/83 B
9/21/93 C
9/22/83 0
9/23/8) C
9/2<./93
9/25/83
9/26/83
9/27/83
9/28/83 3
9/29/83 0
. 9/30/93 C
2 10/01/83
2 10/02/93
10/0)/83
10/04/93
10/05/83
10/06/83
10/37/83
10/08/83
10/09/83
10/10/83 8
10/11/8) B
10/12/83 C
10/13/83 0
10/14/83 C
10/15/93 3
10/16/83 C
10/17/83 a
10/19/93 a
10/19/93 C
10/21/»3 C
10/22/93 0 2
10/23/83 C 9
10/24/83 a '-
10/25/83 B 3
10/26/93 C 3
10/27/93 p 4
10/23/83 C 2
10/29/83 p 1
10/30/83 C 10
tO/)l/8J a 4
U/01/83 9 4
11/02/93 0 I
11/03/83 0 2
4 P
3 P
?
3
5
5
4
5
3
2
3
4
3
3
1
3
3
6
4
3
3 I
2
9
3
4
3
2
3
11
3
1
2
2
3
12
3
2
3
13
%
3
2
3
3
3
7
5
4
3
2
MONTHLy/AN
N U A L
I M 0 E X
li/31/83
5 'J M J E C T S
PAGt Jn5
l/l7/8«
«USA WILLIAXS PUTS »-CQUhTHV ■:rRc-AK ON LINE
SnuTHfRN AnP FINAL 3-A FOOTBALL POLL
MS. WIDMAN, OUKF TAKE GOLF MI'lS
PAGE aOLLS TO PREP r.lRLS TENNIS TITLE
STANFOrtn FIRES HIGGIN WITH T»1 GAMES LEFT
UNC yOMEN'S SncCER TEAM OPENS TITLE UFFFNSE JITH UIN
SLUE nevILS- FXHIPITION VS. ATHLETES IN ACTION
BLUE DEVILS FALL TO THIOQ IN I A T I ON AL SOC C FR pni I
REEO LIKES PACK'S OPPOflTUMITY SOCCER POLL
ALARIE. MEAGmER LEAD DUKE BLU= PAST WHITE, lu-h?
NO SURPRISES IN ACC VOLLEYBALL «" ' ' t . r<, 6Z
UNC MOHEN SEEK THIRD STRAIGHT SOCCER TITLE
OUKF, TAR HFELS PLACE 5 PLAVE'S ON AP ALL-ACC
MS. SPRTNGS WINS SECOND NCAA TITLE
?c?u"t!t?D';?''^.I'^ H"" 6FHIN1 PAGE lAHSH'S 72
Z.T?MjT}'-S'"^f,9°'-'-'f'' '<'>"E" ROOKIE OF YEAR
HATCHETT BLASTS KUSH, -THREE STOOGES'
DOLPHINS' ABNSPAROER CONFIRMS TALKS WITH LSIJ
^.."PJ;"* JE'CHES SOCCER SEMIFINALS
FULLER, LONG NAMED ALL-AMERICANS
£M??ir?f^Lc*?,'-E*OING EFFORT TO SIGN ROSE
NUGGETS' MOE FINED 15,000
PREP FOOTBALL TITLES ON LINE
BLUE JAYS SOLO, BUT WILL REMAIN IN KINSTON
£,',5I.S'^5 ORANGE WRESTLING TOURNEY
DUKE'S BEN BENNETT ^ARLY PICK FOR HULA
SAN ANTONIO SIG'IS LUCAS
MCGILL SIDELINED WITH HIP POIMTER
VIKINGS' GRANT LIFTS BROWN'S 'LUSPFNSION
GRAYSON NAMED DUKE'S MvP
:?ss5R8^i^D^5E'f?iE:;^s?.'Hir^?f!^^N^?8'^^Ni^"
§i:i!^^tw^s"iR"M!\'^g^iiR\°Y'¥o"[E";t:^'^"^^"'^^"«""
Ayi|-F{?r VnM;?lc?l^t!'^?^„S''? STJPIO, IRRESPONSIBLE
U.siTsCVIETS SkItE to TTE '"" l-f™"°'S RETURN
EMORY GETS NEW CONTRACT
ALLISON NAMFD DRIVER OF YEAR
HILLER-NIC<LAUS TEAM WINS
GSssSiFcsa?^^ liiiii ^'"^ " ""^ °"*^T
FANNY AND ALEXANDER IFILMI
«i;GHiN*[:Ss^!"^?rs;TATF"'"^ ^^^ °' '"^'^
FANS
SEE ALSO AIR CONDI riONERS
FANS SOUGHT FOR DANCERS
THE FANTASTICKS IPLAYI
'FANTASTICKS' TO BE GIVEN AWAY
FANTASIES
JUST SUPPOSE
FARDRAKE SUBDIVISION
FARORAKE PROJECT IS NOW UNDER WAY IN NORTH DURHAM
FARM AID BILL
2!o2^»ln??''E'^ FILIBUSTER FOR =ARM BILL
FARM PROGRAMS' COSTS ARE CITED
FARM-CITY TRADE SHOW
PERSON'S TRADE SHOW OPENS
FARM DAY
SEE MURDOCH CENTER, FARM DAY
FARM EQUIPMENT
FARM FRESH SUPERMARKETS
FARM FRESH CHAIN EXPANDING IN N.C.
FARM INCOME
GROWERS OF GRAIN GET CHFCKS
lIl'hAf'^'^ S'LES FXPECTEO TO J IP
^°?ijf!Err?H2iMf'" "-"-"«""" " " "" """ '"'
FARM LAND
SEE FARMLAND
FARM LIFF SCHOOL LAW (ISUI
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
RED OAK MAS HOME FOR FARM LIF= SCHOOL
Farm machines
SEE ALSO tractors
tools of trade
Farm price supports
see also price supports
'^i.Jl;^2oI95*<^'^''' ''"'CE SUPPORTS
FARM PROGRAM NEEDS OVERHAUL
Farm production
^^l J'-^Q INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
N.C. PRODUCTION OF FEED GRAIN, COTTON INCREASES
Farm workers
HI lti8 StSSS^rSglK^El?*^ ^""'"5 ^^ "•'^•
lll.;t|§SN'[fETF^Ji"^o^K°F"5lVi''l'"''
lA^2^57lR'S^aPf2nS??ES" '"^''"' '°"'
C HG L P »^YL
H 2 U/0<,/l!3 C
H 2 11/JS/R3 B
H ? 1I/06/B3 C
H 2 11/07/83 Li
H 2 ll/:ifl/n3 B
H 2 U/0<)/B3 C
H ? 1 1/10/83 D
H ? ll/ll/nj c
H 2 1 l/12/n3 B
H 2 11/13/83 C
H 2 1 l/l'i/l'S n
H 2 11/16/83 1)
H 2 11/17/83 D
H 2 U/18/83 C
H 2 I l/lQ/ai 0
H 2 11/20/83 [1
M 2 11/21/83 (1
H 2 11/22/83 D
H 2 U/23/83 C
H 2 11/24/83 0
H 2 11/25/83 C
H 2 11/27/83 0
H 2 1 1/28/83 n
M 2 1 /2'5/83 B
H 2 1 /30/83 B
H 2 12/01/8] 0
H 2 12/02/83 C
H 2 12/03/83 H
H 2 12/04/83 B
H 2 12/05/83 U
M 2 12/06/83 a
H 2 12 /J 7/ 8 3 B
H 2 12/08/83 D
H 2 12/0')/a3 C
H 2 12/10/83 0
H 2 12/11/83 6
H 2 12/12/83 B
H 2 12/13/83 n
H 2 12/l'./83 11
H 2 12/15/83 0
H 2 12/16/83 C
H 2 12/17/83 B
H 2 12/18/83 e
H 2 12/19/83 E
H 2 12/20/83 B
H 2 12/21/83 e
H 2 12/25/83 a
H 2 12/30/83 C
H 2 U/JA/83 0 12 u W66
S 2 U/10/83 0 14 P R A15
H 2 T/06/83 C 5 N
H 2 3/26/83 A3 N
H 2 2/11/83 A 4 E
H 2 10/20/83 A 2n P N L41
H 2 10/06/83 A 15 N
H 2 12/28/83 A 8 P N
H 1 10/28/83 B 1 N
H 2 3/1.1/83 B 4 N
H 2 7/19/83 fl 1 P P M66
H 2 2/27/83 A 20
H 2
1/03/83 A
N
S 2
3/ 1/53 A
H 2
3/ 3/83 C
N
4 2
3/: 1/83 a
H 2
5/29/83 D
1 P
F
S 2 12/09/83 A 1 3 F J50
H 2 lD/03/83 a 12 P P C56
S 2 10/14/83 C 7 N
H 2 1/22/83 A 5 N
fAIIM WORKERS WEEK
FARM WORKER WEEK SET
2
2/05/83
6
2
6/05/83
7
2
6/17/83
1 1
2
6/24/83
9
2
7/08/83
7
7/14/83
1 4
2
7/15/83
4
2
9/02/83
H
5
2
4/23/83
A
6
HOUTHLr/
INDEX
12/31/83
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PAGE 306
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^*"fEriL?t!"rA2MtTor DURHAM CCU-rr
SEE ALSO TOBACCn, FARMERS
tlli> SrA^^^lEKSI^DEAOLfNE HARCH 1.
CROP SWAP SIGNUP ENOS TCDAY
CROP SWAP 6I0S GET IK
BAIN DELAYS FARMERS
SSrhaS FARMFD MfcTS WITH HUNT
tpMNc'RAINS^ COOl'wE.THER PUT OURHAH FARMERS BEHINO
?S',^Nt' nT/s, CITED AS CROP ...SASTER ARE.
"fli"ESs"olslG'RiE'o"TjBACCO ISSUE
DAY'S PLOWING DONE
iiCiiI^;P| S b;^|,5J^«ES^^ECIDE TO DUIT
A FAREWELL TO LEAF FARMERS?
'"^l^lLSn'^lGRICULTURE
111 ttlS K'jrA^jr^SrTUR^-ijTENSlON SERVICE
13 S-i: ^GrA^or^Al's^CUTIO.
SEE itso SOUTHERN FAR'^ SHOW
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, Fi«"E?|„,n
survey: S.C. FARMERS TO REDUCE CROPS
FARM population
|2?|T^JgfA?^3MfrR^5S5'2uTS PRICES
|!rm SUPPLIERS WORRIED 11 '";'5|,^^P
?J2i^SLtq?r?5L?p% SI < ^ ?.,F,SH,NG^^ ^^, „„^.,...
SEitTHLAS REVISIONS PASS SENATE
if!E F^'SSeR^ j'S^? RR?« EVEN
j{?y;^ ^^J"o"Eol?l?LfwJl^ES HURT HOG FARMERS
^o'^^S^tT'^SMLfJ^^REli^iS^o"^'"^"'
^MSrfe^FE^S?0^?5^I.RMS H.«r „,n,OHT ,„,.T.ON.
cqKJressS n'-askeo'-io spSS'droSght'aid"
i^MF WHO LOST CROPS wqn-t gft loans
IScriAi I n™ AT FARMERS' WOES VOWED
FARMERS. U.S. C.O1.C0S
SEE ALSO BLACKS. F»R"|f5
SEE ALSO NO-TILL PLANTING
SEE ALSO ORGANIC FARMING ,,nST FARMERS ARE MANAGING-
SSPi^irsfTctt? E^'a e"c;;5lD §E R^vl IaRMERS of FORECASTS
TEi?ul; GrI IN. INDUSTRIES AT 1DDS
CaQUPB^ hay fSILK HOPE* N.C.I
^* SEE OLD fUmION FARHta'S DAY
^iS 2b?E^;aS:?7't^ SJJn'SeXT WEEK
"c°s;?^^jASS^FS^i5Sj?To.EN
XlNOINC THE STORE'S HOT WORK
"""'i^ISVeSroE'vEloPFRS SEEK FUN.S
"""rSbVl?ShTF"K?C?"lArD'^T^O=lE'^';^^E
°wS^^D"R5J"FS^n£Ni;;f?^3'/ BUYING N.C. farmland
til^^ls^RiUI IKe^oJstineo u increase-lee
H
S
S
s
s
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
2/07/B3
2/26/B3
3/n/R3
3/22/83
3/31/R3
5/16/83
5/2S/B3
b/1 J/83
6/21/83
9/08/83
9/13/83
10/13/83
10/17/83
10/26/83
11/23/83
11/24/83
12/08/83
n
N M23
A
N M23
N M2 3
r
N sa3
f\
1 ?
P N
P F A20
N M23
Pi
P P C5&
N T3?
N T32
H
N R81
I ?
P P F70
c
A
N J^6
N J56
H
s
s
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
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H
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1/07/83
l/10/fl3
1/26/83
2/03/83
2/10/B3
2/11/83
2/20/83
3/11/83 B ,7
3/l'i/R3 B It
J/2fl/83 A R
3/31/B3 B A
5
1
1
26
12
10
7
5
I'i
<,/ll/B3
<,/l'5/83
<,/20/83
5/09/83
5/23/83
5/26/83
6/12/83
6/15/83
6/27/83
7/01/RJ
7/04/83
7/12/83
7/13/83
7/22/83
6/19/B3
3/26/83
9/08/83 L '
9/15/83 A 4
9/17/83 B 1
9/20/83 A 9
9/22/83 A l->
9/24/83 A 1
10/02/83 3 10
10/05/83 B
10/06/83 B
10/22/83 A
10/25/83 B
10/27/83 A
10/28/83 A
11/21/83 B
12/08/83 8
12/13/83 A
12/20/83 A
12/26/83 B
12/27/83 C
12/27/83
12/28/83
12/28/83
b 10 P P C56
R56
B30
1 P N L30
1 1
C 1 2
H ?
H ?
H 3
H 3
H 2
H 2
2/02/83
3/10/83
7/25/83
10/06/83
10/18/93
10/21/83
10/25/93
12/22/83
2/02/83
4/16/83
8/09/83
8/17/B3
9/24/83
11/20/83
11/26/83
p
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N
s
N a5*
N iJ3f.
p
I
N fl'tft
5 2 6/17/83 C N L38
H 2 6/18/83 C N
H 1 6/25/83 B
M 7 7/06/83 B 1
F70
2 2/05/83 C
N L41
3/05/83 0
16
N
3/24/93 A
6/12/83 C
lU
0/13/83 B
6/20/93 A
10/16/93 D
1 I
honthly/ann
SEE »!. Sn PillMEHS, DURHAM CUIJNTV
A FAREWELL TJ FARMS
DURHAM FABMLANO MAY GET ifBRA LOOK
FARMLAND. VALUE
VALUE OF H.C. FARMLAND ROSE iSLir.HTLY IN YEAR
FARMS
SEE FARMEPS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE FARMERS. N.C.
SEE FARMERS. U.S.
SEE FARMLAND
FARMWORKERS
SEE FARM wOR^ERS
FARMWORKERS LEGAL SERVICES OF N.C.
SEE ALSO FARM JORKERS
E!5'''*9l!''f"S FILF SUIT AGAINST OROWCR
FARMWORKER ADVOCATES FACE CHA<GFS IN NASH
FARRINGTON ROAD
SWIFT COUNCIL TO ASK HOUSING TACKING
FARRINGTON ROAD SEWER PLANT
^'f^cil",}^"?'''^ TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
FARTHING FABR ICARE
fi."l!?'?S.5EE'<5 HEARING ON HOSPITAL LAUNDRY
CONTRACTING LAUNDRY SERVICE WDULD SAVE
FASCIST^
SEE NFO-NAZIS
FASHION
SEE ALSO Clothing
SEE ALSO COSTUMFS
SEE ALSO handicapped, CLOTHING
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO MATERNITY FASHIONS
SEE ALSO PERIOD CLOTHING
SEE ALSO SEWING
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY '
SEE ALSO WEDDING FASHIONS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
INDEX
PAGE 107
l/17/8<,
COMFORT IS The WORO FOR FALL SHOE FASHION
FASHION DESIGNERS
SEE ALSO COu:jTERFfIT LABELS
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO MATERNITY FASHIONS
DURHAM DANCER FASHIONS A NEW CAREER - IN KNIT
SHE LOOKS EVERYWHERE FOR IDEAS
SUIT YOURSELF
JULIAN DESIGN GOES DISTAFF
•!E^?l^E'^^^s"lEg?'5liKt iiPo-K%'4''"'' '°' ".nuicappeo
designer prefers north carolina to new york
fashion fare stupe
argument over jacket lands in court
Fashion models
see models
fashion shows
"lc?i-|S=?'?'5 l=*5HI0N ASSOCIATION
DESIGNER SHOWS SPRING FASHIONS
f';'i,t;?Sf^ ''■'■'' ""ESS UP IN MARCH
CINDERELLA WINNER
SAILING INTO SPRING
£f{?°U£ Sjy^flS'^^ fl-'N FASHION SHOW
i?iy ^AfKi^F^*'^''^"°°°"«''"''f""^"?*"'"""'^
SPR ing' Pants
WOLFPACK to appear AT FAME, FASHION SHOW
SYMPHONY, SAVOYARDS HO ST COLO? FUL K ICKOFF S
Q3llTi?"p^^?i,;T"fi's^?gSf'" «-:St«NTS WANT TO SHOW THEY REMEMBER HER
QUETTE FASHION FLAIR
STEPPING IN STYLE
SENIOR FASHION
HOSIERY FASHIONS GO PATRIOTIC
TOTALLY SUMMER
0ANCEfl$'}2?F''J?f^^?r''Si 2f9}5ION WITH FASHION SHOW
the'^SLISelphIMtory"'"'"" '•'"'°^ '"""
ai'??*?r,'':?^S5, "JOf- "* STATE REVUE
?i9'';T9':5'^''°o'- fashion
THE CHOICE IS YOURS!
tfVJ IP, ""f ^1^51 FASHION, MUSi: AND MIME
FALL FASHION STASHED AWAY FOR RECEPTION
FASHION STRUTS.. .AND STRIKES « POSE
??siig!J ^t^lJiS^T???" '""^^ '•' '°"'"' "^"'E''"
FASHION SILHOUETTE
fi*,^"}2^'';f,'?,^i'£ySES ON OESIG'IER CLOTHES
J':t^IH.*' SLITTERS IS WINTER GOLD
fl?^'°c, cr'ltr'?."'!; in '^*"^ "^■^ SPARKLE TO THE HOLIDAYS
ciiife^^'S8'^^E'^?°oST" s%f?L?^''"'' "°"'^^
siE*?iNS°5Rj?^sr'°'"
GALA KICKS OFF TOUR
READY FOR A HOLIDAY PARTY
A HOLIDAY FOR FURS AND GLITTER
FAST FOOD BUSINESSES
III A*tl§ ^SSo'""'"" '°°°'
SEE *LSg FRANCHISE BUSINESSES
»%ifASSJ?^u^iSA°rc^usygjERi^^E^^!iSA;;g^NG^v^?gST^R''M^"Z?-'°'"^^"^^
Fasting
see also nutrition
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
FERRUCCIO FASTS OVER PUMPING
r^fo?;°^c"o7; carried Vo cSgrt
k\irhro.'aii iixsf'ti iiri^i pijidSh^^^"^- "-^nues fast
Fat surgery
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3/01/83 C
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3/07/83 a
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3/01/83 A
6 P N
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3/23/83 A
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3/23/83 B
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3/23/83 C
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4/07/83 0
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'./22/83 B
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4/2'./B3 £
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A/28/B3 A
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5/13/83 C
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5/11/83 A
5 P P
H 2
5/20/83 B
2 P F H<,5
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5/20/83 A
8 P P T37
H 2
6/07/83 A
6 P N
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6/oa/B3 e
1 P F 871
H 2
7/03/83 E
1 P F H45
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7/23/83 A
5 P N
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7/2B/83 A
6 P P C56
H 2
8/D7/83 E
1 P F H45
S 2
8/11/83 A
6 P N
H 2
■)/DB/B3 C
1 P F H45
H 2
9/11/83 E
9 P N
5 2
9/14/83 B
1 P P K30
H 2
9/20/83 A
6 P N
H 2
10/23/83 E
1 P N H45
S 2
10/29/83 A
5 P P C56
H 2
10/30/83 E
9 N
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1 1/1 1/83 b
2 P F HAS
S 2
1 1/11/83 B
I P F A15
H 2
11/13/83 E
1 P F H45
S 2
11/16/83 B
1 P N M66
S 2
11/19/83 A
5 P P T37
H 2
11/21/83 A
A E
H 2
11/22/83 A
6 P N
S 2
12/07/83 B
1 P P 737
S 2
12/27/83 0
3 P P T37
H 2 8/09/83 a I
H 2 12/22/83 A 7
H 2 3/08/83 HA N L30
H 2 3/10/83 B 1 N L30
H 1 3/16/83 a 1 N
H 2 12/29/83 A A E
1/01/83 -
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12/31/83
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^'!u*bl3/lirlHi°?{?^E.EL» F.T 0«a«ING SAFER
;2!ESiI!Ql?SJ?S^«-lN-L5i'2Ai,f^i%-'.NGP«nF,T
SoSUIV'oNrsOuGHT FOR FAlHEkS tlF THE YEAR
FATHER NOXINEES jfuGHT
NOMINATE VJIIK 040 FOR FATHER IF THE YtAK
H 2 12/25/93 C 3
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FATHERS OF TnE YEAR
FATHERS hONORFD
FATHERS HONORED
•"''""SERnHED FATHER ^ ^ ^„,^^
FATHERS' ROLE 15 EXPANDING
"'""fIthIS.S Oay: THt 08SERVANCE (E-AINS ThF SA^^E. RUT ThE FAThER-S ROLE.
THIS OAO Says thanks
GRANDPA AT as...
0A05 VISIT
'^"^'5Eric'ESAS°^i'vL3IS'iN SH01TING
"''^'llVikkhllii STREET TO BE CLOSED
FAYETTFVILLE ST. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
J^c"^?^o"°P^°JoScl NA.ES OF SPOOLS
POSTER CONTEST WINNERS
FAYETTEVILLE TIHFS INEmSPAPERI
PAPER SAYS IT OBTAINED PROBE TAPcS
''"'SH;'-|2o?rE°iElR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
tliSirJ"!NC»Ei?Fr;?uSlNTS. atom -aR F6a«. poll shows
FEARPINGTUN^^ OF FEARRINGTON
FEARRINGTON hOUSF «ESTAURANT
SEE ALSO CREEKS OF FEARRI'lGTON
111 ALSn RESTAURANTS. DURHAM
■'■"■r.:"si!iiVo'"jy"lK: 0. „....«,.. .....
FEBRUARY
JOLLY FEBRUARY
FEOcRAL AID, DURHAM
m ItlH ^^R^rSlv^SSi^NT ACTION GRANTS
^^T ^^SE^i^sMr^Rl^^f ^JfT^-TeD AR..5
HOUSING REPAIR FUNDS SOUGHT
|jrAK*TS5i;EH"S"E?E?5Ef t .|Lo V, STATE GRANT
bREAHHROUGH-S GRANT INCREASES
kjc?L = ';rcESs^g'^°R ^S^NflS^^^HU'R^fcir DRUNK DRIVERS
?¥}Y''^JVGllLiSnrsl.2 MILLION FEDERAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT
CITY ablClFIES FOR FEDERAL GRANT
b;5iAS'iaSET'^'i6^§f0O§"i;:'^DO.TIONAL FEDERAL FUNDS
Si'JVl'HESRINls'SiVSE DELAYED .Y COUNCILMEN
Xtrv cvF? PI Ins TO EXPEND GRA' T
iJGeM0l"M?t:L"cAN?T'G|T FEDERAL AID SOW
S^fHlM;|U5^'"pk';cl ^IIaS'Iihs td stop drunken drivers
DURHAM GETS PARKS GRANT
city GcTS I62».00a FCR JOBS
SiJiiM-^E^^L'S^SEJ^'G^RSS? gi?rFEDFRAL GRANT
''^°t'FE'--LS3'cH;PEL HILL, N.C.. FE01RAL GRANTS
11 : SO oVs'sTEr'aID PROCRAHS
'rKricS'ih^viio'io'Pic.^ smuggling ^„^
UTE EXPECTS 530 MlLLinN FRO' f "!" t ''r ^???C
NE-PLOYmENT INSURANCE PROPOSAL DRAWS CRITIC
SEE
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rAiEAcBuNTIES GET GRANTS
^iH:P^0P?nrui1p L^fs^?j?ES«s^jGR..
NORTH CAROLINA ON LOSING E,'" .,
nFFICIAL SAYS HitjHWAr AID 'BAI ^^tNi
149 M LL13N IN GRANTS ANNOUNCED
FEDERAL AID PLEDGED ON OROuGhI LOSSES
B/12/93 A 12 N
3/17/93 o 5 N
9/22/93 C IJ „ N , ,
■5/25/93 D 3 P « L<.l
9/25/93 0 3 P U H-.?
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<./2'l/93 9
5/12/83 C
5/15/93 E
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6/17/93 6
6/19/93 0
6/19/63 E
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H 2
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3/27/83 A
lJ/26/93 A
11/09/83 A
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H 2 3/28/93 0 6 N
H 2 8/29/93 All N
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1/19/83
2/15/93
2/15/93
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2/26/93
2/27/83
3/15/93
3/17/83
3/30/93
A/07/83
'./06/93
A/11/93
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<./l'./93
■./l'./83
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5/13/93
S/H/RS
6/2'./93
7/02/83
7/03/63
a/02/93
9/03/93
10/01/83
10/05/83
1/19/93
3/20/93
4/03/93
<./l<./93
5/2A/93
5/29/93
6/29/93
7/09/93
a/17/93
9/29/93
9/01/93
9/03/93
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SUBJECTS
PAGt 309
l/W/B"!
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SCIENCE iND MATH
;?5 HILLION UNSPENT IN HIGmHAV -ONEY
N.C. BRIDGE BUDGET UP 400 PER-JNT
^9^J^ 'JJSki"* CauLO GET (150,000 fRJM RIVEH BILL
HEALTH PROCSAM GETS H35,000
FEDEOaL aid, U.S.
see »LSn HEATING fuELS, FEDERAL AID TO NEEDY
AGtNCTES DOING MORE xlTH LESS
BILLIONS FAIL rn WIN MAR ON PIVERTY
POVERTY RATE INACCURATE
FEDERAL AID-TO-euSINESSES
JJ1f-ft^?^SLEn DEAL HAD STRINGS ATTACHED
£'??^5';l" 5 PAY-SACK DOESN'T RIGHT A URONG
c^r?i;eJ ?y5rs'issE:jor'" '° ""f^"" """'
FREEDHM IS SUCCESS SECRET
PUBLIC RADIO BAILOUT
•ELITISf HAS ITS PLACE IN LIFE
HIRE SWISS GUARDS
FEDERAL AID-TQ-Cir lES BILL
SEE ALSn FEDERAL AID. N.C.
SEE ALSO REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS, DURHAM
PUBLIC. PRIVATE TIES CAN GIVE LIFE TO CITIES
FEDERAL AID-TO-EDUCATION
SEE ALSn COLLEGES, N.C, FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S. FEOERit AD
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALST HIGHER EDUCATION, COSTS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
NO TIME FOR NEk programs
N.C. MAY GET FEDERAL MONEY FO) ^„.^..^,-
?y!'S",e'<''E'>T OUITS AFTER GRAMT PROBE
^P^rii^'J^fPHfjeS GET OESEGRFGATION ORDER
GLENN CRITICIZES AOMINI STR A THN
LAWSUIT COULD HURT DTI
5i"P9L » 10 MEASURE WOULD BENEFIT SOUTH
YFAGcR: UNCLE SAM'S MONEY NEET ED
REFORMS PROPOSED FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IMPROVEMENT LIKELY ""-''- ^-HUJLi
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL MAY GET J.S. FUNDS FOR 1ST T IMF
DTI PROGRAM ALL RIGHT, MAY LOSE FUNOS ANYWAY ^
c^^^5;';nf'J"S^'<EeOED FOR SCIE-ICE CURRICULUM
EDUCATION VOUCHERS HAY BE USE") SOON
FEDERAL APPEALS COURT
SEE U.S. COURT OF APPEALS
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FBI SLATES 3 SEMINARS
c2i.?'"2Sfc''ofetf^r''°?""* DEVELOPMENT BANKRUPTCY
t°J LfEE REIN THREAT TO FREEDOM
The FBI AND THE POPE
CWP^HITS NEW FBI GUIDELINES
FAKE DIPLOMAS TARGET OF PRO'iE
'"S SHADOWY SIDE OF THE ADMINISTRATION
cS^i;r^B!^iA^^£IR5ifelE?fi.E^°^L^t^N^sr '""'°°^'
Sn^'SifcSI^'^S? nW '" °'"'"' "^'SCONDUCT' FLAP
FBI TO PROBE FATAL SHOOTING BY PATROLMAN
''TE^^^^g^'aRgSpl^X^'H^^SiiKXHE'^?""^" 'NVESTIGATION
RECORDS SAY JENRETTE TARGET 0'= ABSCAM AS FAVOR To FBI
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, ASENTS
UNWELCOME MIDDLEMAN
FORMER FBI AGENT GETS S-YEaR TERM
T'R"A\~ic^"!?f^orRiJfeR?E"^^^^ElS^?lLJ^5NH AGENT
FEDERAL^BUREAU^OF^INVESTIGAT,ON,_.'COLCOR" INVESTIGATION
Sei„*tS° CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
FOUR ARE INDICTED IN VEHICLES CASE
FORMER FBI AGENT TESTIFIES JU") GE pnrKFTPn ii t\nn
LAWYER SAYS JUDGE HUNT ENTRAP^ ED '^°"^"° *^<°°°
JAPE CALLED PAYOFF SCENE
§fi22?fVF5?Ji?fc^K2l:*':'c»' ""»i- ="" ^"°'^^ hunt
siF'iRy^E?}i"!5^5o2^n 'Tfe^^:-*''°'^^ '^ ^"°"'^ "ul
JaSGE°f^'g5^Jf?^oJM?i?^E?Si;g^"''''"^ ""^'^ '""'^^
Sn^."r'e"S^Jal""r'e~?u5me'^d"?d'"'^°^^""
officials fight image of colctr
Fn2f?tt. ^fl^ SIX-MONTh"pRISON TERM
^.P.'i.iy^" CONFIRMS GREEN UNDER INVESTIGATION
i^S5^"y^^5"^ RESIGNATION SENT '™
HUNT'S SENTENCING POSTPONED
GRAND JURY SCHEDULED TO MEET
SENATOR FACES EXTORTION COUNT
5EiIfn|'SE^?ls%1?!;i?^?SlRg|?'" "N5PIRACY CHARGES
NO RIGHT TO BENEFITS
Two PLEAD GUILTY IN VEHICLE CASE
JUDGE SENTENCES HUNT TO K YE«RS IN PRISdN
S0LE\%"L't'?^?'?JS;j:!9 ''d?;?S FROM cSfiS^US
^ r"/-S,SST°l.It^''KeNT, POSTS 10N0 OF 130,000
7*M;».'-?^RIr??SS,'=°?!;e' JU'^t^E FROM BEilCH
f. ?vrs'?iS'^H"A^G%TE S T'JSrPR'S^E^^^'^^""
c^Hl<'t',\'r^!,l"S.Tor.l' " sIaCl?" Investigation of green
l.'.SI? reports grand JURY TO MF E T ON GREFN PROBf
sE>?^s;^i^srisE?^-«^---^*fi^
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II"J?I95."'' ""Kl-NS OUTLOOK F0< CRFEN
!il^i'??;^rASgETL\'wY^%'^^^ '"°' ""' ^'"f"
GRAND JURY ON GREEN TO MEET
JIMMY GREEN IS INDICTED: LT. :UV. FACES 6 CHARGES
DATE
S
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5/la/fl3
7/1S/R3
7/21/n3
7/27/B3
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9/07/B3
9/13/B3
9/16/83
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3/07/83 A
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3/13/R3 A
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3/25/83 A
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3/26/R3 A
5
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3/28/83 C
1
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6/17/83 A
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6/23/83 A
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6/28/83 A
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7/05/83 A
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7/15/83 C
1
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9/15/83 C
1
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S 2
10/20/83 A
13
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H 2
1/23/83
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21
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H 2
3/05/83
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16
N
H 2
3/10/83
A
4
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H 2
3/10/83
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4
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H 2
3/12/83
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13
N
H 2
3/13/83
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8
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H 2
3/13/83
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4
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H 2
3/25/83
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4
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4/21/83
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1 0
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H 2
7/04/83
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7
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H 2
8/21/83
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5
N
H 2
8/29/93
A
1 1
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H 2
10/20/83
A
4
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H 2
12/03/83
A
19
N
H 2
1/18/83
A
1
N
H 2
2/17/83
A
4
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H 2
5/12/83
0
6
N
H 2
6/17/83
A
1
N
H 2 6/17/83 C
H 2
1/19/83 A
12
N
H 2
1/25/83 a
14
N
H 2
1/26/83 A
8
N
H 2
1/27/83 A
1
N
H 2
1/28/83 A
6
N
H 2
1/29/83 A
5
N
H 2
2/01/83 a
5
N
H 2
2/02/83 A
7
N
H 2
2/03/83 A
I
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H 2
2/05/83 A
8
N
H 2
2/08/83 A
2
N
S 2
2/09/P3 C
8
N
S 2
2/11/83 C
6
N
H 2
2/19/83 0
4
N
H 2
3/05/83 8
16
N
S 2
3/11/83 A
6
N
H 2
3/15/83 A
8
N
H 2
3/16/83 A
1
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S 2
3/16/83 A
1
N
H 2
3/17/83 A
1
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S 2
3/18/83 A
4
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H 2
4/01/83 8
8
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H 2
4/06/83 A
1
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H 2
4/10/83 A
20
N
H 2
4/23/83 A
5 P
N
H 2
5/04/83 A
1 1 P
N
H 2
5/24/83 A
3
N
S 2
5/25/83 C
1 6
N
H 2
5/28/83 A
3
N
S 2
6/01/83 A
4
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H 2
6/07/83 B
14
N
H 2
6/08/83 A
9
N
H 7
6/11/83 h
1
N
H 2
6/14/83 A
1 P
N
H 7
6/15/83 A
1
N
H 2
6/16/83 A
4
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6/16/83 A
1
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H 2
6/17/8 A
1
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6/17/8 C
6
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6/17/8 A
1
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6/18/8 A
1
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6/18/8 A
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6/18/93 A
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6/19/83 A in
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6/20/83 U
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6/20/8! A
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f. U A L ! N 0 C X
l/ni/a3 - 12/31/83
s u a J E
SHMF LEGlSLliakS MMNTAIN THEI* SUPPORT FO* LT. oOV.
FBI OPEPiTIONS OUESnONEO
\ll '?Sl!irPU.Ds"NNJcrNr TO CHARGES
Eks^U^^sKSJ?Eg^^rTjySr3E SE«. soles
IStIs fSut phs^JoKeg until Friday
S P» ^ VA^I"7^^f I^^LEfVSlEO TO PAY FOR COLO BRACELET
iiisiiiissai
'.im ?t!^tJt??'?RIAL'S'EV l'sI^L-TOWN life, concerns
GOP liJel^^to eJpCoit corruption issue
; ^J1^ ^?:eS?s°V55U°?^^-/=cE^J to «e -ith -uney.
^ySTsA?^ SSi^RNS^EN? OIoR?rSHO- soles AUTHORUEO BRI8E
m!:,^BiMMg\^'io^ sik^fcri^^oREEN trul
^^^r^O^RrurTirEflc^fiN 5 { S
iSH?S^.^S^2ii??"A0^Ha??g^inLE I. ARSON
j;liL^^?0;:sn!5rJoiL^55^T^:F^!s^:.T
^^Bl'A^fN?rV,^??N'^^^^^JjTr.'^^ -OULO ACCEPT HONEY
i'n 'E;5s^L?5i^rs^5/A"p?f' "^=
55l5Rs"SlNF§»HF3AnOUT GREEN CASF
i«2r.%iS?t^ys'S?'^nE .^Jr ".SenTS
jury HULLS FATE OF JIMHY GREE'I
JURY AcouiTS jiHHY :reen
^f,rLT*^3"GRhii'cASE = "E??-APP3 INTEO JUDGES
FFisuipKlSED WITH OUTCOME IN GREFN TRIAL
ac5e LT. GOV. ciTCHiNG KIT ICARTOPNl
l^llt 'priSt'^Ei21JG'2S'?8L°TON ABC VOTE
am TfiN VOTE l^ INVALIDATED
GREEN OENIES "ERJ«IEO RIFT
green's trial hanked top stqr* in n.l.
federal bureau of investigation. dipscah
fI shuts oohn diploma hills
thsff-letter han icartooni
oipscah icabtooni
M2(^^?Jf?.ON^OF^5IPLOHA^MLLS^ST,RS^CON^ «T S.C. CHURCH
OIPSCAH PPUBE
FEDERAL BUREAU JF INV
SEE ALSO PIG SIX L
OURMAH HAN ARRES
HAH CHARGED WITH
N.C. FUGITIVt IS
SOLVING ROtJlERIF
FOUR ARE INOICTE
FRl aceni says D
FARHER CHARGED W
HALIFAX MAN IS P
FBI PPAISES ITS
•BIG SIX- PASSES
FBI aCEMS in N.
FBI AGENT: HOSTA
RTBESON COUNTY 0
FBI TO UNVEIL PR
INDICTMENTS JEIN
FBI SAYS INVESTI
FBI SHUTS l)0»N 0
PHONY DIPLOMAS
GPEEN FACES 3RIP
FBI FOCUSES ON C
JURY INDICTS 12
FBI PROBING PURC
\1 INOICIED IN R
GahBLING prose 'I
F=l SAYS ILLEGAL
SPORTS GAMBLERS
•BIG S I< • FUGITI
FBI ENTERS HISSI
GAHBLING INOICTH
LAjHEN SAY StARC
DRUG SMUGGLERS '
FBI ARRESTS N.C.
ESTIGATION. N.C.
TED IN GAHBLI'lG CASE
GAHtLlNG
LOCaTEO . ,^
S INEXACT sriiNCE
;gui"T?'.Fj^'c^^"dl0WING IN N.C,
ITH CONSPIRACY
LACED ON FBI'S LIST
■BIG SIX' PROGRAM
■c?'tElirvIOE. TAPES.
GE-TAKlNG IS IN RISE
FFICIAL CHARCFD
iG^SlioSriN P^ONY COLLEGE DEGREES
GAIION CLOSED MOST 'DIPLOMA HILLS'
iploma mills
EQUIPMENT
ERY CHA^^GES
ORRUPTIDN
IN VOTE PROBE
QBE50N''caiJNTY CETA PROBE
"pORTs'gaSbl'inG big BUSINESS
BEWARE
VE ARRESTED
NG HAN CASE
itll "f^;"?;;'g?tives is never-ending task
FEELING PINCH'
UOHAN
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7/8A
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N F ELY
P 6 DATE C PG L P BYL
H 2 6/21/n3 A 6 N
S •■ 6/21/R3 A 1 " ,,,
S 2 6/21/B3 A 1 N T32
H ? 6/22/83 A 1 P N
H 2 6/22/"3 A 1 P N
S 2 6/22/83 A I N
S 2 6/22/'"3 A ". 1
H 2 6/23/B3 A <. T T R56
H 2 0/23/83 C ; N
S ? 6/23/83 B 7 N
S 1 6/23/83 A 1 N
H 2 6/27/83 A A L
H 2 6/27/83 A 12 N
H 2 6/30/83 A N
H 2 7/18/83 A 1 N
H 2 7/l<l/R3 B lA M
S 2 7/19/83 A 1 P N
H 2 7/20/83 A 8 P '1
H 2 7/22/83 A 6 N
H 2 7/23/83 A 6 N
S 2 7/28/83 A 2 N
H 2 7/26/83 A 11 N
H 2 7/27/83 A 6 N
H 2 7/28/83 3 2 H
H 2 7/2'9/n3 C lA „ N
H 2 7/30/B3 A 3 P N
H ? 7/31/83 A in N
S 2 a/01/83 A 3 J
H 2 8/02/83 » J N
H 2 8/03/83 » 2 N
H 2 8/0A/83 A 15 P N
H 2 8/05/83 A 11 P N
H 2 3/06/83 A 5 N
H ? 8/07/83 A 1 N
5 2 8/08/83 A 1 P N
H 2 a/0''/83 A 1 P N
S 2 9/0<)/a3 A I N
H 2 8/10/83 A 1 N
S 2 9/10/83 A IN
H 2 3/11/83 A 1 P N
H 2 8/11/93 A 3 P N
H 2 8/13/83 A 3 N
S 2 8/13/83 A A E
M 2 a/lA/83 C 12 N
S 2 8/15/83 A I J
H 2 8/l''/83 A 1 N
H 2 8/23/83 A A , 1
H 2 9/23/83 A A T T R56
H 2 9/26/83 A 6 N
H 2 9/26/B3 B 1 N 0A6
H 2 8/27/83 A 3 N
S 2 8/31/83 A I N
H 2 9/19/83 A 0 N
S 2 9/30/83 A IN
H 2 10/20/93 B 5 P N
H ? 10/21/83 A I P N 0A6
H 2 lLl/21/PJ A 7 N
H 2 10/22/83 A 1 P N 0A6
S 2 ia/2A/83 C 'J „, ^
H 2 10/25/83 A 1 P »^ 046
H 2 10/26/83 A 1 P N 0A6
H 2 10/27/83 A N O".*
S 2 10/27/83 A N
H 7 10/28/83 A I N 0A6
S 2 10/28/93 A ] I 'i „,.
i 2 10/29/83 A 1 P N 046
H 2 10/29/83 A ' „ E
H 2 10/30/83 A 1 P N 0A6
H 2 10/30/83 0 J T T R56
H 2 10/31/83 A 3 N
H J 11/29/83 B 7 N
H 2 12/0A/83 C 1 N
H 2 12/09/83 A 6 N
H 2 12/10/83 A 5 N
S 2 12/15/83 A A E
H 2 12/19/83 B 7 N
H 2 12/25/83 C I N
H 2
H 2
5/11/93 A
5/12/83 A
N
N
S 2
5/12/83 C
N
H 2
5/13/83 A
A 1
T R56
H 2
5/15/83 D
5 T I PAD
H ?
5/21/83 A
t-
H 2
5/23/83 A
N
s ?
5/31/83 A
E
S 2
6/08/83 C
I A
N
H 2
1/07/83 a
1
N
S 2
1/07/93 A
lA
N
H 7
1/11/83 A
6
N
H 2
1/17/93 A
1
N
H I
1/19/83 A
12
N
H 2
1/27/83 A
6
N
H 2
1/27/93 A
6
N
H 2
2/05/83 A
8
N
H 2
3/31/83 B
A
N
S 2
A/aA/83 A
A
E
H 2
A/12/83 A
in
N
H 2
5/01/83 A
■'S
N
H ?
5/05/93 A
1}
N
H 2
5/10/93 B
5
N
H 2
5/11/83 A
1
N
H 2
5/12/83 A
9
N
5 2
5/12/83 C
A
N
H 2
5/21/83 A
A
F
S 2
6/IA/83 A
1
P N
H 2
6/27/83 A
1 2
N
H 2
7/09/93 A
10
N
H 2
7/21/83 C
lA
N
H 2
7/26/83 A
1
P H
H 2
9/0A/83 A
lA
N
H 2
d/05/83 A
11
N
5 2
9/09/83 A
A
E
H 2
9/10/83 B
1 A
N
H 2
10/08/83 A
5
N
H 2
11/03/83 A
1 0
N
H 2
11/17/83 C
9
F
H 2
11/30/83 A
3
P N
H 2
U/0A/B3 C
10
N
MUfiTHLV/
HI *!->2 CORSIJPTION IN COVEBUMENr
S6E ALSO BuBtsoN cguNrr, rj.c.
INDEX
U INniCrFO IN OQRESDN COUNTY CFTA PlOlif
11 INNOCENT PLEAS ENTESFO IN ^ onCOH CASE
In'AL°^If, HM'.O" i' ffg^'i-f :ha^ceci in unnEsoi
NO ONE JAILFO IN AFTEIiMATH OF' FO I 'pRJPE
FEDERAL COMMI/NICiT IONS COMMISSIUN
«ST7^3'^&"^„a«? £"f°J?l°S.«'^ '"""^° ""^"""^
RADIO STATIONS SALE PROPOSED
OBESON PRODE
NH ACTION TAKEN IN PTL PR06F
IK'^. ??'*'' •PPL'' EOR PHONE PEPMI T
SOURCES SAY PROBE OF BAKKER STILL OPEN
2 NOKE SEEKING PHQNF LICENSES
rnSII^f.SF''*"!'"''"' °'*°''5 BAKK.-R PPUIt
^?rE'oV'2D\s"^A%"?R^^SFo"'*''^'" '' °"^^ 5'""^^
',i\ »*?^sgyi§ l'^hIiKc! sfiSK^e^'i's^s-c^ssR
JACK LEE HISSING POLITICS
URCH
C??rnth"iR'?^?^^??S'?Cc"'""' '^ '"' THREATENED
PHONE SYSTEM CHANGES RAISE SOCIAL CONCERN
?!trl fj?!'- PPOTESTS ADS ON RAOIU '-°'"-^'"'
CABLEVISION TO INCREASE RATES
il^l'J ^J^S^'^ '■'^"^ CORDLESS PHONES
NO EXCUSE FOR -TELEPORN"
''EOERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
At 0 s.iSoiiiVi^^iv^:Sp;FSf°^?^^K^?3WKogf^Si"gt;^:ilM^"'^°^
HI t\-l^ COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ILOCK GRANT PROGRAM N.C
\U ?H2 K'^S'^"^ COMMUNITY DEVELIPMENT PROGRAM ' •'"
SEE ALSO DURHAM REDEVELOPMENT CTMMISSION
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING S=RVICES
:tl8 y«i:N°!E'JEL8SM?S¥'i??i5,rGffi?'s' ""'^"""E"'
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
SEE ALSO WARREN CnuNTY, N.C.. C:)HMUNfTY DFvFinPMPWT ri nc* roAnit
^T.i: ]°o n\ i'oiii°°° '" "°'n^NiL%ro^s^r^5Kjs^^°" "''"
t600.00D HOUSING LOAN APPROVED FOR CREST ST.
FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE *LSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
FIRM GETS NAVY CONTRACT
WANT TO SELL TO THE MILITARY?
'"IIE'-At5g"l£}ii2t'-N:?r''^''°'' " '"^"^
T..°Th''.°'i,Vk'o Sr^hfllRlJ'" '""""^ ""E7
ART Show by prisoners
clS^i'J'-. ^211°" 5LATE0 TO GET -lEW BUILDING
FEMALE HARDEN: WORK IS TOUGH
PRISON STORY IN ERROR
SAD AND DISAPPOINTED
KEEPING THE MENTALLY ILL OUT OF SIGHT
FEDERAL DEFICIT
SEE NATIONAL DEBT
SEE U.S.. bUUGET
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.
5CL SAYS UNAUTHORIZED ACTIONS COST IT lU MILLION
FEDERAL DISASTER ASSISTANCE
SEE DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
FEDERAL DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
SEE U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB GAVE 1.4 PFRCFNt rn rAwiitn.Tcc
Sg|J"T^/??'F'^S/iS?"=« fund'to"i'sband''™'°""
ROSE to see EEC DOCUMENTS ON : 0NGRE5S lONAL CLUB PROBE
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO BUREAUCRACY. U.S.
Jt^3 c^!l!!t liSJl^i inUT'
itis '^ti'.'^r.'irin^ii'oiir, ?-;sS^ri?!gN'''"'^ employees, durham
''!NEnc^CsJB\ri^tfE^°^"''^"''«^"°"°~^
DON'T ADD FEDERAL EMPLOYEES TT PLAN
BiR"?A^!lAS?S'£«M~f;^,«f?Y'° '°"'' '''^'"' ^^'~
t:'^i^sS^S%^T?^-B^?^F?Ji" ^° °" s3!lIr^ic"uRITY TAXES
^'"fJJ'-^fP'-O'fES. PENSIONS
SEE CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
■"EtlERAL EMPLOYEES, RETIREMENT
III ilV.i^Jt'''^"'^ PENSIONS
SEE RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
''E°"»l-. ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
COMPANY WANTS TO BUILD POWER PLANT AT JORDAN DAM
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
SEc ALSO BUREAUCRACY. U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET
•HOGS' PLENTIFUL IN WASHINGTO'I
poll: people alienated from. their GOVERNMENT
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
■i.'io' PJOBIt.G 1979 SLAYIfIGS TO RECONVENE NEXT UFFK
K'i!5;:s55^":EiEUSS"??iT?fY"" «"'v sL^n;So%"""
nsisi.ii'.'. Xoicii P=?^S'N^?,i;'?;^iAS'"
E C
T S
PAGt 311
l/17/8i,
N F
S
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I T
L Y
P D
DATE C
PC
1 P
BYL
S !
7/25/fl3 A
N
H 2
7/2h/fl3 A
P N
S 2
8/17/83 A
N
H 2
3/18/83 e
N
H 2
11/26/83 A
N
5 ^
l/lh/83 A
I 0
N
S 2
1/17/83 C
N
H 2
1/21/83 e
N
H 2
1/25/83 A
in
N
H 2
2/19/fl3 A
N
H 2
3/08/83 B
N
L*,!
y 2
3/08/83 B
N
S 2
3/08/83 A
N
S ?
3/08/83 A
N
H 2
3/09/83 B
N
H 2
3/in/83 A
1 7
N
H 2
3/11/81 A
1?
N
M 2
3/15/83 n
P N
S 2
3/15/83 0
N
H 2
3/16/83 B
N
L'tl
S 2
3/ (,/03 A
1 5
N
H 2
3/25/83 A
1 5
N
H 2
a/30/83 A
10
N
H 2
10/01/83 A
N
H 2
10/06/83 A
N
H 2
10/16/83 0
E
H 2
12/02/83 A
P N
H 2
12/03/81 A
N
S51
S 2
12/12/83 C
N
C60
S 2
12/20/83 A
E
S 2 <./13/!3 A 1 N K90
H 2 "t/U/nj e 1 N
H 2 9/23/83 B 1 P N S51
H 2 10/01/83 B 5
H 2 10/30/83 0 1 3
H
?
3/23/83 a
1 30
S
2
<,/U5/83 A
S
2
',/06/83 B
P P
R91
4/09/83 fl
S
2
4/09/83 A
N
F30
H
/
<>/12/n3 A
L
H
>
5/21/83 A
L
H
2
10/16/83 D
L
H 2 11/18/83 C
2 ',/ll/83 B 12
2 7/02/83 C 10
2 9/19/83 A 8
1/19/83
3/0 1/8 3
3/05/83
'>/06/83
4/l'./R3
"1/28/83
6/25/83
9/26/83
L
E
N T32
H 2 8/03/83 B 1
S 2
H 2
2/03/83 A
7/10/83 C
2/03/83 A ID
2/09/83 A 9
2/10/83 A 9
2/11/83 C 16
3/05/83 B 1
MONT
1 N 0 t X
U/31/B3
a J E C T S
^"^hI-SeD IM*?.»MBUNC P«U5E
^"^%'kE^tSe..?"f il;rl5rSA?5':iQST E,..E.S .«E H...O.NG.
CAUSING "ATfc P90P1.EH5
ooriNG UP
BFASSuaiNG C«niCE
VOLCHER ON "IOhT track
•^"llE^ESeNUE-SHASlNfFUNOS. OURHA«
III alvFWll-SHARlNG FUNDS. n.C.
'"rE'E%°E5?^;;f-s^""is=^s^«'^-^'-
""■3bh'?IL'^^Ssli2E''olpa^rTSil 8=^"SURETV FEUER.L SE. CO.
^"IIIMI^fe'd^SaP'tr^Se coHM.ssns
i;;:;i.riRk"«?!H"i']i9SSfi"T«i^Ln.NG tax
",1?'H'H^LLlNric»E!i"s»OUL0 BE >EPEALEO
*'^"Ji,5'|cc;rlEtF°A i^^Ei-SANMNG TAX LAV.
TcACrtE^S FEELIN . Hi"^!."
PANKlNG
VE SIGN
HhOLOINO LAJ
FEDERATED <NlG»TS Of THE I^U KLUX KL AN
SEE KU KLUX M.AN
"''MiC:i;ii:i'Kkir5»
FELLOaSnlP NASOf«IC„LTLlGE
•^ MiSONlC LEADERS
FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
"lT;tl?E?^p"LJ5 FOR CHAR.T.
FEMINIST aldLE
SE- ■■ '^ ""
ECnONARY
- *uRES
il-ivE'FENCES DR GET PERHITS
KS
^'"i^l'IoSPS^s'SJvEHENT
•"^"'^RAIL FENCE ENHANCES YARD
?i^jE^DlSrfTOREFRONTS DISTURB CITY OFFICIAL
CITY ASKS 'hREE STORcS AT PLAiA i^u ^^^
ir?rFi^Ce'L^?ErAL"crEl' OF? RUNWAYS
'""irvlSs'lrr.S^C ?SSnilRieS SUNK IN NORTHEAST CAPE FEAR
""see'Uso abort ion ^^^,
It^§ ^i;jEL^S?ir^EPTIL.TY 'ERVICES
II 1 g ^KJ^Eg?iJIVY
SEE ALSO PREGNAfiCY
III ALSO STE.RILlZATIuN^
I.IFF PARTY
^"iirihsi^^^^L^iitLiit. —
" iijiHCi^!?DHsr^?T^^^i
fIstifall is sui.oay
. 5.6-7-8'
FESTIVAL AFRICA
FtSTI FALL
DATE
3/15/B3
*/ll/e3
i,/l2/')3
1,/n/Si
C PG L P '^YL
2
10
in
10
N
H 1 2/02/83 B 1 N
H 2 2/17/83 A 22 N
\ r^r.'Ai ? 1° p F L.i
S 2 3/01/B3 A
S 2 t./2D/S3 A
S 2 6/22/"3 A
H 2 (./2<'/')3 A
N T32
F
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2 U/l''/''3 R 1 P N
s
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H
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2
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1
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3
H
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H
?
H
?
H
2
2/OT/R3
2/n/«3
2/11/H3
2/10/R3
2/11/B3
2/12/R3
2/12/B3
2/23/fl3
3/15/13
3/ie/S3
3/2<./''3
i,/l<l/B3
6/22/B3
0/23/B3
7/07/83
7/l'5/R3
7/28/83
I P N S83
<,/05/B3
5/01/P3
6/17/93
2 12/22/93 C IJ
2 2/Q'i/93 A 6
^ p P <3Q
lO/H/RJ
10/22/P3
10/26/93
10/29/93
U/16/83
2 it/03/93 E
2 6/18/83 C
2 9/30/93 A
2 10/02/93 A
2 10/09/93 A
1 12/17/83 B
078
T37
K90
5 2 B/2''/83 A 10
S 2 10/06/83 A 1-.
1/27/93
6/29/93
10/21/93
ll/12/"3
12/05/93
2 6/0'./B3 A 10
2 6/13/93 b I
2 7/17/83 C i
M 3 9/0<'/'3 e 1
H 3 ?/2')/93 a I
? ] 9/2''/B3 C 1
H 2 10/03/83 A 1
NONrHLY/A
I N 0 F X
12/31/1)3
SUBJECTS
PAr.t 313
1/17/a*
AT ENQ FeSTIVAL
SEE ALSO IfSICAN riA'ICF
SEE ALSn CIRUN AUAKtNI'JG IBALLfTI
FESTIVAL AFUKA STARTS TODAY
AFRICAN OAMClNi; lNLIVEIJS AQF
•OftUN- STOKY COMMUNITY IN PPA-TICE
DANCE iEClNS
AT TmF PAiAAK
'^.'5"'t,''^5VI"' "A'iXS FESTIVAL AFRICA DANCtS
til'^^^l'^J.'i ^P^P^^E TO FESTIVAL AFRICA
AFRICAN CULTURE CELEbRATEO
FESTIVAL FUR Tile E'lG
SEE ALSO END R IVER PARK
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
ENO FESTIVAL WANTS VOLUNTEER ^tLP
FESTIVAL FOR FNO NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
STATE'S POET LAUREATE KILL L £1 D 'HRITfRS IN PARK-
fOJ A BANC-UP <,Tm: FESTIVAL FIR THE ENO
FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO JULY 3 C «, 1<)83
YAHCOO! FESTIVAL STARTS WITH SHOUT
A°?H[ri ^S^^kfi^f^S'SSUr"' ENCnuRAGING. - DESPITE THE HEAT
A DOG'S LIFE?
Il'„^^i,'i9'' l*"USING ITH AT Th; FNtl
!p2ASft;^!'^spS?;i2?;r^ IKS"s^5J<7,^h" "' '"'" """' ''""^^^
niiYAl'm.rer " "°^^ pxof, table
LOVF A PARAOE
clip job RAISES ii.non fob paik
= l,^Ji*'*!;„'^°'' ^"" "*ISES 125,000 TO FlUY PARK LAND
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LOST AND F:1UN0
ENO VOLUNTEERS EARNED GRATITulE
SUPPORT THE ENO FESTIVALS
FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PRITISH AMEKICAN FESTIVAL
cl- 'f-^S P^J= UNIV. MARY LOU WILLIAMS JA:2 FESTIVAL
lit i.^*? Si^?';^'^ STREET ARTS CFL-flRATION '^""Al-
SEE ALSO FESTIVAL FnR THE ENO
SEE ALSO FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
111 JtIS tiHc " '" "• '^"^■"•■'
SEE ALSO Phoenix FESTIVAL
d« I riSH-FLAV.)REO FEST
S.'',iMS";Jr5';"^"' FESTIVAL GET- tun.njn r,«»NT
DURHAM FESTIVAL GETS 460,000 -.ha.mT
MOMENTUM BUILDS FOR U.S.-HKITISH FEST
FESTi" ^'"^'C-" '*f*'' ''ENEFITS F)OM FESTIVAL
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'"ll|*A'tis'iL'rE"''fHSf?%'I?R*"^ EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO AZALEA FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CARRROPO, N.C, FESTIVALS
III i!-52 CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FESTIVALS
III ^HS ^'■J'";""-'-^ SUMMER FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DUPLIN WINE CELLARS
SEE ALSO EARL OF GRANVILLE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO EASTERN MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
SEE ALSO FIDDLERS CONVENTION
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
III A*tt3 F^^i'ciAniS^r'"'-
III itl3 bEl^'IS's'S?oS"tlsSSlRf?^!5.r'^'' "° """ "srivAL
III "-in PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
III :tlS ln\T, ^C^KJ" "«■'": "TS FESTIVAL
^IfJ'S^i"- *"" "^^ PLANNED IN CIATHAM
l]il \1'iW"H'JW.l%l°oV'"' '" LOUISBURG
ALAMANCE TQ HOLD FESTIVAL
^fll'X"- '^ HONOR 0. HENRY
ilH'ljrtL£'^i^^Oli°S^fD°°EV*F%""S?^K*"'"^ ""^ "^''"'•
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F°FSnIirf,'c"N?E"RS'i oT^i^f2?S%^^KfH'° """"^ URGANUED STREET DANCES
?S,'^?;(''J?'* ^"J Sir-GER THIS YEAR
S:^5?S?%?^?i5A '^lASJSIs^fliM '""""° ""^""^
PERSON PLACE FESTIVITIES
C^AtI ^fSIWJSIi l^i^ "EEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
'D3i£I^5M|"?i^S"5^^2|!^5 °' ^""'5 NOVEMBER EVENTS
POTTERS WANT TQ PRESERvF TRADITIONS
FESTIVALS, u. S.
HARVEST JUBILEE TO BEGIN SUNDAY
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNORUME
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ALCOHOLISM
STUDY FINDS iAFFEINE NOT HARMFUL TO UNBORN BABIES
FETAL Surgery
SEE ALSO SURGERY
FETAL SURGERY PERFORMED IN N.C. HOSPITALS
N.C. MEMORIAL USING NEW TECHNI OUE S TO TRE A T FETUSES
FETISMFS
FETISH ART BRINGS MAGIC TQ MINO
FETOSCOPY
N.C. MEMORIAL USING NEW TECHNIdUES TO TREAT FETUSES
FEW GARDENS HOUSING PROJECT
3t^ijht;:G^?^^^ir5p^:sji?^<i^p?^^=rr^j
ln:fc'F??)i'S? f'I^'g^^'SI^s'""^""^^ .n'^kS5?ct
?c°''IL£y'l ""f '^"'1' "ONOR HUNK
FEW GARDENS POLICE STATION STIRS DEBATE
C PG L P BYL
6/iO/R3
7/0 1/8 3
7/Jl/fl3
7/01/B3
7/03/n3
7/a3/n3
7/()7/R3
7/07/83
N A15
R L3«
F U66
P F70
P K30
R L3*
R A15
R B71
H 2
5/27/B3
D
N
H ?
6/17/83
B
N
H 2
6/19/83
A
N
S 2
6/23/83
D
1 1
N
H 2
6/26/83
0
p
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H'.5
S 2
6/30/83
0
P
F
B71
M 7
7/01/83
D
P
F
W66
H 2
7/03/83
A
N
H 2
7/0A/83
A
P
N
W66
H 2
7/0<,/R3
B
P
P
F70
H 2
7/0<./a3
0
P
P
F70
S 2
7/0i,/83
A
0
N
T32
H 2
7/05/93
A
p
F
W66
H 2
7/05/83
B
p
P
M66
S 2
7/D5/R3
A
N
732
S 2
7/05/83
B
p
P
M66
S 2
7/05/83
8
p
P
M66
H 2
7/06/83
e
N
H 2
7/09/83
p
N
H 2
7/12/83
B
0
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H 2
8/01/83
A
L
H 2
10/17/83
A
E
H 2
1/16/S3 A
, E
H 2
2/08/8 3 fl
N
5 2
2/08/83 A
=■ N
% 2
3/02/83 A
N
H 2
3/03/83 A
. E
S ?
'1/02/83 A
N
S ?
5/06/83 A
N
S 2
5/06/83 A
P P
576
S 2
5/07/a3 A
N
M?3
S 2
8/20/83 A -
P P
K30
S 2
8/31/83 C
N
H 2
9/28/83 8 1
N
H 3
3/12/83
b
1
N
H I
3/26/83
C
1
N
H 1
'i/16/83
0
1
N
H 1
1^/28/83
B
1
N
H 2
5/25/83
B
<.
N
H 2
6/11/83
A
10
N
H 2
7/17/83
0
7
N
H I
7/28/83
n
I
N
H 1
8/10/83
a
1
N H60
H 2
8/14/83
0
8
N
H 2
8/21/83
D
8
N
H 2
8/28/93
u
6
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H 2
1/15/83
C
1
P
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H I
9/27/83
c
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H 2
ll/OA/83
D
6
P
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ll/ID/83
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7
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S 2
11/17/93
0
1
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F B71
H 1
9/30/83
s
1
N
S 2 4/09/83 A
S 2
H 2
1/12/83 C
1/23/83 A
H 2 fl/19/93 D
H 2 1/23/83 A
3/14/83
3/15/83
3/16/83
3/18/83
3/24/83
3/25/83
1
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U/3l/a3
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DATE
s
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MAN WIIH SM0T5UN FORCED fPO- ^Un-15
ACCUSED GUN-^AN t.N JAIL TODAY
FE. &A60ENS kESIDFNTS, POLICE MEcT
EFPnOTS RFCOONUED
THANKSGIVING WEAL
'"'"ATl'i'lllHJ CUTS PAINFUL
6/l2/n3 A
6/13/95 C
lO/l5/n3 A
Il/l7/n3 C
ll/22/i<3 B
N K90
P T 17
P K30
2 <)/0'./n3 C 16 P N
'''"%'lBeR'^OPriCS FIPM RATES fAvOR^aLE itlNINC ACTION
JAPANESEflP'l OUE IN RTP
ArA.tc 3c r . . . L.-^ . - fONVNCED HE'S PUlLrtlNC OF
SSU'.^cfNf aS"i>u?L'0lias'FS»'M[iEP OPTICS FACILITY
FIbER-OPTlCS LAIIS OOING UP
OFFICE Of THE FUTURE
NOW H
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FIDDLE'S CONVENIION
COUNTRY OA.MCING. MUSIC IN ST
"""'■ri^DURs'piCNlC BEGINS TODAY
"'^••"FIELjcfFSTSLANS CENTER IN E-0= N ^
FlltocStST MLLS SAYS EARNING-; UP
"S''6'at'm^DLERS PICNIC
ENTREPRENEUR H
Ml SCONSINI
'*"SEE ?LSS^DURH.« MASTER THOROUCM=ARE PLAN
SEE ALSO SOUTH, EST OURHAM
^s^~i!3'G?? ?;^?r^^N"c'Ss^2ALLi', ROAD
^o"«iIl^E^r^^V3SIToNfAhrH8MTY LINES
"""hSue'sCRIPt'eIlLS short. ACT3RS Rt-ARD IN 'FIFTH-
FILIBUSTER
^"sES^.'^A^f^SE^F^^orUANCE ON G.S TAX
SE*jHl'?0"il%^S?SG"F'??!i;STER
"''"L*y-/HAi';n,;r,%'£C0RO Of HONORING -RONG FILMS
^'^?El'rLirFhT.VALS,.N.C
SEE " " "
SEE
su.
MOVIE
FILM SERIES
ALSO OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
,l;l.|2T7^l'^??Ls"iN {h SEVE.AL f
„u3"ls ON MoSlES IS MUSEUM SEME.
?SrslGf.irSH's?SrEN^"slL£R CITY. RALEIGH BECKON YESTERYEAR .IDS
NfS CHANCE TO SEE OLD FILMS
iV.AlTA.Tdlh"y^ohi<.^ «fEL SERIFS
FREE SATURDAY FILMS
^i^2lETN°Soi';^^'s?ARTS SUNDAY
Sbrnii'urH ^fS-i^s fpi inSiv-hLMs
FILM EXHIBITIONS BEGIN AT DTI
•="-?erSi:lo''Icro«s and actresses, j.s.
Ill itlg '-JVToTfl'cTURE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO MOVIE RATINGS
SEE ALSO N.C.. FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO REVIE-S. FILMS
SEE ALSO SILENT FILMS
SEE aCso universal studios
"SovIE-bASEO -EAPUNS SYSTEMS
^'^TLE'RErLAb^LING^NEEOEO fOR FILMS
FILM PROJECTIONS ISUNCOLUMNl
^Mji^l°sU^a^'NO?'tl^ST SOUNp FILM
CAREERS SPAN FILM HISTORY
HOLLYWOOD STEREOTYPED REPORTERS
ACADEMY HAS LONG RECORD OF HONO
tntouT^ «»S HOLLYWOOD- S SHUWM^N
ALMOST ANYTH NG GOES IN OSCAR S
TRICKERY MAKES MOVIE MAGIC
ORING WRONG FILMS
^^MS^JroS-rjA-pfS^i'TSilTR^AT TALENT
K^;!f?^wi^0'iii"fLi';2°?^g FANTA.Y FILMS
S"dIC1 StSrS made TRANSITION nfILM
HOLLYWOOD GAVE ITS BEST IN lilt
'''tn^illsr, DUKE UNIV. fREEWATER FILM SOCIETY
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. flLM MAKING
SEE ALSO fILM INDUSTRY
III itIS K:I:-oImCE*Of'SoTION PICTURE DEVELOPMENT
II* L"^S:^UV"hil^^S^R\S, ■ ioUT ZANY. OARING CO
•STUDIO CITY- PARK PLANNED IN S.C.
?HAP*LnTTE°!R°&?"o SHOW fILMS LABELED PROPAGANDA
THE ENTERTAINER
I'm'.'li^^Vo'fr'HVJtlll^iO ON FILM ISSUE
^j(s:ir?Ei^^sHrEr§'^^^;^3^-^-oviEs
6/l'./P3
(./i<./e3
10/02/R3
12/21/83
12/22/83
N
1 ?
p
F
1 <.!
N
CfcO
N
H 2 5/15/B3 0 10
H 2 5/21/63 a 1
H 1 5/21/83 B 1
H 2 2/08/83 H 5
H 2 7/31/83 0 II
H 2 6/12/83 C 1
l/l'./"3 B
6/0?/n3 A
6/15/83 n
7/25/113 C
I P N nkb
A M H
1 N 881
1 N K90
2 5/20/83 0 7 P R W66
1/08/83
l/in/83
10/J5/33
S 2 3/10/83 0 2 P U f25
5/26/83
5/27/n3
6/20/83 A 4
e/l>)/83 D 7
9/08/83 0 3
S/08/83 D ".
9/08/83 0 ".
9/08/83 D "•
9/08/83 D <.
9/09/83 0 5
10/13/83 D 12
l2/l'./83 a 5
12/15/83 A 11
1 1 n N
E
F H60
N F25
3/26/83 A
6/09/83 A
7/25/83 A
<, T T R56
2 12/26/83 A <i
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
5 2
5 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
5 2
S 2
5 2
S 2
1/13/83
1/27/83
2/10/83
3/10/83
3/2<./!)3
i,/07/83
'./J8/83
5/12/83
5/26/83
6/16/83
7/14/83
7/28/"3 0
8/25/83 0
9/22/83 0
10/06/83 D
10/27/83 D
11/17/83 D
ll/2<./n3 D
12/15/83 0
12/29/83 D
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H I
1/20/83
1/30/83
J/02/83
3/08/83
3/10/83
3/11/63
3/15/83
4/17/83
4/28/83
6/25/83
9/03/63
F25
F25
F25
F25
F25
F25
F25
f25
F25
f25
F25
F25
f25
F25
I F25
I f25
I F25
1 f;5
1 f25
I F25
B7 1
W66
f W66
E
U f25
N
INDEX
li/31/13
TODJVs MtiviE'; "ecoie signs ftr reality
s.c. SITES eyfo fos sruDin
FOQK Class pooiraits come class films
N.C.. s.c. AKf RIVALS fob STUIIO
cmarlesiom officials working ro lano studio
The PHJBLEH UF UNC MQVIF
N.C. MAKtS AMOIHER OFFER TO G' T STUDIO
JFFICIALS MUM ON STUDIO
S.C. OFFICIAL SAYS STUDIO DEAL ALMOST COMPLETED
OF LAURFNTIIS HILL lUILO FILM STUDIO IN HlLMlNGTUN
.JILHINGTON TO GET DF LAURENTIIS STuDlO
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO POLITICAL Campaign CONTRI.iUTIONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
MERE'S FINANCIAL SUMMARY OF TAR HFEL CONGRESSMEN
OFFICIALS SAYS MOST N.C. CANDIDATES OBEY FINANCE LAW
FINGERNAIL POLISH
TOO-TIGHT BARREL CAP LIKELY CAUSE OF LEAK
FINGERPRINT REGISTER
CHILD FINCEBPfllNT CABD5 AVAILABLE
FINGFRPRINTS
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL EVIDENCF
FINGEFPR INTING TO BE OFFERED
CHILDREN TO DE FINGERPRINTED
CHARLOTTE MAY TAKE FINGERPRINTS
MISSING-CHILD GROUPS FAIL TO 'AUGE PkOBLEM
FINGERPRINT PROGRAM MAY EXPANO
CHILD FINGERPRINT CARDS AVAILABLE
POLICE FINGERPRINT STUDENTS
POLICE CONTINUE PRG9E
FINGERPRINT BLUES
YOUNG PUPILS FINGERPRINTED IN ID PROGRAM
FINLEY FORFST
BOARD APPROVES SHOPPING CENTER
CHAPEL HILL BOARD QKS OEVELOP"ENT
FINLEY GOLF COURSE
FINLEY'S EXPERIMENTAL FLOP OF NINES HALTcD ""
FIRE ANT
FIRE ANTS COVER WIDER AREA
FIRE ANTS HAVE SPREAD TO 15 COUNTIES IN N.C.
FIRE CODES
1l''^S''°^l 5'<0U'-D BE MORE STRINGENT, N.C. OFFICIALS SAY
TRAGEDY SPURS CALLS FOR STRICTER FIRE CODE
DURHAM HIGH-RISE APARTMENTS SAID SAFE FROM FIRE TRAGEDIES
rlKc CuUc I^lCOHPLtTE
THREE CHARGED WITH VIOLATING FIRE CODES
FIRE OEPTS.. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., FIRE DISTRICTS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
FIRE OEPTS., DURHAM COUNTY, VOLUNT=ER
SEE ALSO FIRE TAX
SEE ALSO PARKWOOO VOLUNTEER F I Ri^ OEPT.
SEE ALSO REDWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT.
FIRF PROGRAM TO IDENTIFY CHILDREN'S ROOMS IS 'ICI'
FIREMAN WANT TO MARK THE HOMES OF CHILDREN
PARKWOOO FIRE TAX VOTE IS NfAMNG
SSi^M* y 5"J'''' "'-L FIRE, RESCUE SERVICE TO VOLUNTEER DEPTS.
'fr.rii'ckrth'Soi.'ihy" -'^" "'■' '"" "^"^^ons
FIRE DEPTS., N.C.
^!SFi5t:'n'!K^"'"Ji-0 have all 'rotection possible
FIRE district TAX LEVIED AT BUTNER
FIRE DEPTS., N.C., VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO LEBANON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPTS. SEEK HELP
?i!:L ^OUl-O 'FILL GAP' IN N.C. COMMITMENT LAW
2 S5^.t*!!,5°UGHT TO PROTECT MOUNTAIN SKYLINE
f gE fTATIQN AN ANSWER TO PRAYERS
FIREFIGHTERS JOIN IN CHASE
FIRE DISTRICTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, FIRE DISTRICTS
FIRE ENGINES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, FIRE TRUCKS
SEE ALSO Durham FIRE DEPT., FIRt TRUCKS
iyihi^ilO"* 19 KEFURIIISH AERIAL -LADDER FIRE TRUCK
BFTHE5DA UNIT OFFERED LOAN FO^ FIRE TRUCK
DUKE ST. STATION TO GET FIRE TRUCK
FIRE HYDRANTS
III f!-?2 CARR30R0, N.C, FIRE HYDRANT RENTAL FEFS
"^,nM.^.°y??'" COUNTY, N.C, FIRE HYDRANT FEES
- ..- COOLING' OFF
OWASA CUSTOMERS TO GET CHOICE
gWASA LOOKS AT RECOVERING HYDRANT FEES
OWASA MAY ASK CUSTOMERS TO ST]P USING PHOSPHATES
FIRE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO ARSON ' ,
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
CHAPEL HILL FIRE HATING TO MOVE UP
FIRE LANES
PREVENTING DISASTER
FIRE PREVENTION
III itis °ff^rt.ury ""E-'-o" 8^"'u
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO SMOKE DETECTORS
FIREMEN WANT TO MARK THE HOMES OF CHILDREN
il'J^^t.Pitt PI»f OFFICIALS OFFER INSPECTION
LITTLE CHIEF
DECORATIONS REQUIRE CAUTION
FIRE SAFETY
SEE ALSO FIFE PREVENTION
cl2c-?S°S?i? IS '°i^^l''' CMlLiREN'S ROOMS IS 'ICI'
nl'A'!l'i„'filJ° ""I"* '"E "0«E"i OF CHILDREN
DETECTORS FOR DORMS PRESSED
SMOKE DETECTORS OVERDUE IN UNIVERSITY DORMITORIES
S U I' J E C
S
PACE 315
1/17/8'.
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DATE
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10/1 3/S3
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1D/31/R3
12/07/83
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N
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12/0<)/B3
A
N
l2/10/n3
A
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12/in/n3
C
N
12/1 3/n3
A
N
1171
12/1';/R3
e
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12/15/83
A
N
2
12/16/fl3
A
N
H 2 5/18/83 A ? N
H 2 7/12/83 All N
H 2 3/12/83 11 1 N 051
H 2 3/12/83 A 1 3 N
H 3
l/2<!/R3
B
N
S ?
1/31/83
1
N
S ?
2/04/83
(,
N
S ?
2/08/83
A
N
S f
3/0<)/83
A
N
H ?
3/12/8J
A
1 1
N
S ?
5/26/83
1
N
H (
5/27/83
P
H
s ?
6/02/"3
A
P P
H 2
10/13/83
A
» N
H 1
<,/06/a3
A
3
N
S 2
4/20/83
A
20
N
H 2 3/13/83
S 2 12/16/83 A 2
H 2 12/17/83 A 18
s ?
2/22/83 A
1
N
H 2
2/23/83 A
q
N
S 2
2/24/83 A
1
N
Fin
S 2
3/01/33 A
4
F
H 2
6/25/83 A
1 1
N
1/03/83
1/03/83
4/12/83
8/11/83
8/12/83
10/13/83
S 2
H 2
3/21/83 A 4
7/20/83 A 11
N
N
N S83
N A54
N
P K30
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
1/02/83 A
2/16/83 R
3/11/83 0
lD/2''/83 C
11/15/83 A
H 3 1/05/83 B
H 2 4/16/83 I)
S 2 6/16/83 C
N
P F L30
N
N A54
N
S 2 7/15/83 C 1 P R T37
H 3 7/20/83 B 1 N
S 2 7/20/83 A 3 N
H 3 7/21/83 B 1 N W36
H 3 4/07/83 B 1 N W36
S 2 11/26/83 A 4 E
s
2
1/0 3/8 3 11
5 N
5
2
10/13/83 A
14 N
H
,»
10/14/83 A
8 P P
STft
S
2
10/14/83 C
1 P P
S76
s
2
12/20/83 B
1 N
F30
H 2 1/03/83 B 1 N
S 2 1/03/83 Q 5 N
H 2 1/15/83 CI N W24
S 2 1/19/83 A 4 F
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FIBEMHPING IS BAFFLING
^'"lErDug^SS'pi.E OEPT.
""UriLsS'bilHAWmLIC SAFETY P^aCRAM
FIREMAN PANEL MEMBERS SOUGHT
iU ALST rARk^'OkQ, N.C.
FIRE DESTOOYS mOMF
CARBaDRO "0"E BURNS
HrI CMe'f-S " °!«aRGEO -in »RSON
^ifpE^MLL^TRf CHIEF'S -IFE CHARGED -ITH
fHlFF'S wIFr TuRNS I** ScLF .^._
f7rE CHIEF'S WIFE PLEADS Iwg.ENT
F RE DAiiGtS CARRPORO APART-E'lT
FIRE OA-ACES CARRBQRO HOME
FIRE DAKAGES room
iaSON CASE MSSlSSEO AT hEaRHG
5S^SSuSEFlRP»LA-Eg ON LIGHT 3UL
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CHIEF'S WIFE
HEARING UNNECESSARY
FIRES. CHAPEL HILL
OLAZE DAMAGES HOME
LINCOLN LANf HOUSE guRNS
FIRE DAMAGES Chapel nILL CUNOl
ORANGF HOUSE FIRE PRUREO
SHOOT CIRCUIT CAUScS FIRE
Chapel hill houSE damaged
*ti<;r,si SUSPECTED IN FIRE
V. Y^^^iiA^E^ ',?^°F^RE^^^^
^in[rik:%yJI^^U?^^°-^"ci2S£?0 WITH ARSON
FI KfS
HEME
bCmE
APT. SED'OOH
'"\h rsn'nuKE UNIV.. FIRES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS,
HOUSE DAMAGEO bY FIRE
jnjDSTOvE apparfntly causfs fire
£?ECT»1C BLANKET STARTS FIRE
PSDS HELP INVALIJ
FIRE DAMAGES <ENT ST.
FIRE DAMAGES KENT ST.
FIRE DAMAGES ruPLEI
FIRE DESTROYS APT.
fIRE OuINS LjG CABIN
FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES -■ ■ -,-
APARI-ENT DAMAGED IN BLAIE
fire destroys log cabin
'gJSup5^?ee«".'.elp'*for puckett family
gSoups t«5 to get funds for family
firemen sawfo hone
ashEs spara fire
POLICE THlm FIRE was ARSON
8L1N0 MAN rescued frcm apt.
NElGHeOR RESCUES BLIND MAN
FIRE REING PROBED
BLAZE DAMAGES MOUSE rcMTEO
PAPERS DESTROYED IN FIRE AT CF NTE"
SIS "nuSo DEAD IN CAR THAT PUNNED
AUTOPSY SHOWS NO VIOLENCE
?t'R?'n~^S^E?i? ALSTON HOUSE
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
FIRE DAMAGES BUILDING
CHILD WITH MATCHES 3LAME0 FOR FIRE
FIRF LlNAEu TO PLAYING WITH HATCHES
HOME PURNS. ARSON IS PROBED
SMOKE DAMAGES HOME <
FIRE CAUSE ELECTRICAL
^l::lAgE*"i§55o"?N\ANOFlLL BUR-S
v/.n §is:^F'?wh'oSEit^ "
La.nDALE avF. house qahageo
EiJ^f H^:i?LS"5r;2!i f^5i».M residences
r^PS En?t%^Eiy5^5SAEr^5.ING.ALZE
SCrham Flic-MGHTERS RESCUE wO-iAl
Smohaw fire levels home, warehouses
g^liS-CoiE-T^RUE ticOMES NIGHT'-ARE
THE WALL'S ALMOST GONE
DESOLATION IN DURHAM
FIRE DAMAGES PUBLIC "OUS ING
CLEAN-UP COST OF MILL SITE MAY BE
i;i^s}?siffSN^^^^s}?uE sfo
i^ltSh^UIEMS E^OF^rP^RIMEN, FIRE
P'rE Siia ACCIOFNTAL
OiaSiNlrl^AiiS'^N WAREHOUSE F,«
MAM t'lJUKED IN nuPLEX FIRE __
Ht riFlT^S?llcirs"S7o''il:,1V?';!?NT JOS
CITi'TO HELP -oSaN SeLOcItE after BLAZE
FiTe Oi-.GES HOUSE; TWO ESCAPr
HIGH
= HE AT WAREHOUSES
N F
P 0
DATE C
L
l-G L
P
BYL
H ?
2/14/R3 A
8
N
S ?
2/2<./R3 A
H ?
3/31/63 A
17
H ?
10/22/R3 B
S 7
I1/23/R3 A
S 2
11/26/B3 A
H 2
12/0'./B3 C
S 2 <./12/B3 3 1
H 2 5/ie/B3 C I
' 2 5/23/93 A 6
H 3 S/2A/P3 E 1
S 2 5/2<>/e3 a I
S 2 10/03/83 C I
S33
AS".
l/I'./"3 C
3/25/93 C
<)/06/B3 A
12/13/R3 A
12/14/R3 H
12/15/'<3 .1
12/15/R3 A
12/23/R3 e
12/2T/B3 C
12/2R/R3 C
12/20/n3 •■
12/2''/a3 B
12/2')/»3 C
12/30/83 C
2 2/2R/13
3 3/DI/P3
2 7/12/R3
2 7/lA/'!3
2 10/12/R3
2 10/21/83
7 11/22/P3
2 12/02/83
2 12/05/83
7 I2/I3/83
2 l2/l'>/83
I 3
3
1/31/83 C
1/01/93 A 1
1/02/83 C
1/05/83 A I
1/06/83 0
1/06/83 A 1
l/OS/83 A
l/a''/83 A
l/OQ/83 A
l/in/83 A
1/10/93 A
1/10/93 D
1/12/83 A
1/13/83 a
1/13/83 A
l/lA/93 A
l/lA/63 C
1/16/83 A
1/16/93 A
1/17/83 C
1/19/83 C
1/20/83 C
1/22/83 C
1/22/83 A
1/23/93 C
1/2S/83 C
2/06/83 A
2/07/83 A
2/10/93 C
2/I'./83 B
2/l'./83 A
2/17/93 C
2/11/83 C
2/21/83 C
2/21/83 C
2/22/83 B
2/22/83 h
2/27/83 C
2/29/83 e
2/28/83 3
2/28/83 A
2/29/83 A
2/29/83 A
3/01/83 A
3/07/83 A
3/02/83 A
3/02/83 a
3/02/83 8
3/02/93 A
3/02/83 C
3/02/83 C
3/03/93 B
3/03/83 B
3/33/83 A
3/33/83 C
3/03/93 C
3/0<,/"3 A
3/06/81 A
3/07/93 A
3/0"/93 A
3/01/93 A
3/15/83 A
F30
AS".
AS".
■>91
R91
K10
F30
AS«
F30
aS<,
HUNTMLY/ANiN
s u b J t c r s
p»r,e ii7
l/17/8'i
FtSEMEN SUPPOSTFO
AKiDN SUSPECrFD IN HOUSf fI«E
t"A\°E\:'^ai?i^^[jE';.7^G';^=5i^^.r-u»' ™ """"" "™"" "°'"
MAN aAULY il/KNCO IN MATTRESS UA^F
FIKE VICTIM IN CMTICAL EONOirinN
X^'-ofJ "°y§^ OAMAOEO WHEN HIT fly THIRD PLAiF
Nn ONE HURT IN HOUSE FIRE
HOME DAMAOEfl BY CREASE FIRE
GREASE FIRE UAHAGFS HOME
SLA/E DAMAGES HOME
FIRE HITS RESIDENCE
AflANOONEO H1USE BURNS
FIRE HITS nriMf
FIRE DAMAGES HILL BUILDING
PRINTING SHIP FIRE
FIRE OAHAGdS ONSLOW HOME
DUPLEX FIRE ULAMED 3U STOVE
FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES HOME
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT
l9Jc'S?iI^"„'E'f'' INHALING SMTKE IN FIRE
FIRE HITS HOMF
GROCERY 0AM4GFO if ULAZf
FIRF OESTROYS CAR, DAMAGES CARPORT
POLICE Say FIRE DESTROYS AUTQ'IOEIILE
APT. FIRE DDES HEAVY DAMAGE
FIRE REPORTED ON ROSS ROAD
FIRF DAMAGES WALL OF HOUS^
FIRE DAMAGES WALL OF HOUSE
FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF DURHAM NURSING HUME
NURSING HOMF FIRE CAUSES EVACJATION
RESIDENTS RFruRN TO NURSING CENTER
NURSIKG CENTER RESnENTS RtTU7N
A COMMUNITY THAT CARES
FIRF DAMAGES HUME
CITY SCHOOL SHED, VEHICLES BU^ N
5 !mm 5V^f^'^'^° "^ '''"ES AT 3 NEARBY BUILDINGS
REST HOME FIRF NOT ARSON
BEDDING FIRM TO FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY
tili^Sf Jc^'=S|^c'[jE'IJ^ng??°""' "'"^ COMPLAINTS
LINT CATCHES FIRE AT PLANT
J"**|«5 fOR HELP AFTER HILLHAVFN FIRE
CLUBHOUSE aURNS
FIRE DAMAGES STORE
FIRE DAMAGES SEAFOOD STORE
MAN IS ARRtSIEO IN HOUSE PLAi=
f'i'rI s^^?5u5rDS^::;s's?S2F'"^ "« •' ^^"'"^
s,i2^T8:Nts^ii^r'pSE;!E'joN°?^si?f "°^^^
LIGHTNING RUINS OFFICE
FIRE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
GARAGE BURNS ON EXUM ST.
CLOTHING IS SOUGHT FOR VICTIMS OF FIRE
APARTMENTS DAMAGED lY FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES 6 APARTMENTS
BLAZE DAMAGES HOME
MOT WORK
DURHAM OFFICERS MAY HAVE SAVE."! MAN'S LIFE
2 T5icKS pSr" """"^ ''^'^^'' ^""'^ «"1"ENT
DUMP TRUCKS ARE DESTROYED
ARSON IS SUSPECTED
ARSON SUSPECTED IN BLA^E
DAMAGE HEAVY
FIRE HITS ROOM
RESIDENCE IDENTIFIED
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE TRAILER
S^SrSiSlhES'" °""" ^"*"-^"
FIRE HITS HOUSE 2N0 TIME
MOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE
at;?sjTi'55^:^8ii^gu5^s'*"" " """^^ ^"-^
WOMAN IS TRFaTED AFTER DLA2E
WOMAN FELLED BY SMOKE
FIRE DAMAGES GUNTER STREET H0JS6
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
£i?f,?*"»SES ANGIER AVE. HOME
OFFICIALS PROBE FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES ANGIER HOUSE
I OFFICERS Overcome by smoke
FAMILY APPRECIATES AID
FIRE DESTROYS RFSIUENCE
FAMILY SEEKING SHELTER
FIRE DESTROYS HOMF
FIRE DAMAGES 3 APARTMENTS
FIRE DESTROYS KITCHEN
HOLF PURNEO in roof of HOME
FI«E DAMAGES ATTIC OF HOME
FARMHOUSE BURNS
IIS?*!;§,'J°"5E CATCHES FIRE
FIRE DESTROYS DURHAM HOME
FIRES, DURHAM, DEATHS
l:?iI5:St8 ^VJ^sMi'^UJ" '^""'''- ""-^ "°" ''^^
DURHAM MAN OIFS IN FIRE
HAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE
*.'!Z??^y 5"°"S MAN DIED IN AUTT FIRE
iB?rErJ'i"-|lTl','cf"9'" "f "OICHTS- ESTATES
H^r'Sf'cEN^SJI^^Y""' "* '^'" ^""
^'?I..-I CrilLDRFN DIE IN FIRE
ANGItR AVF. FIRE KILLS MAN, 2 TDTS
FS,iS^^tlKtiS'^o5"sS2S5vS^'s^S?^!?AL"J?^?"""^
FIRES, DURHAM COUNTY
III JM2 ?yS"i'' COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
^^loi,'-.l"-!^""°°" VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT.
iinS^'^FflL°?RSJ?^cVT?SS?s'"^" ""°'" ^° "" '
FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES HOUSE ON CHEEK ROAD
P D
DATE
S I
E 1
C PG L
H 2
H ?
2
2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
3/1S/R3 A
3/l')/P3 A
3/22/B3 A
'./0 3/B3 A
'r/0'./B3 C
"i/Ot/Ri A
'./07/n3 P
"i/lS/BS A
«/lB/B3 n
'./IB/fl3 C
'./23/R3 11
<i/23/n3 A
',/2',/fll A
',/2S/fl3 A
'•/2S/fl3 A
<i/26/fl3 A
<./27/B1 C
"./aB/fl] C
5/1 1/B3 A
S/1S/R3 A
5/15/R3 C
5/15/83 C
5/16/fl3 C
5/17/83 B
6/03/B3 A
6/l'l/fl3 H
6/U/B3 B
6/I5/P3 A
6/17/S3 A
6/17/83 A
6/20/fl3 B
6/21/03 A
6/2'3/B3 U
6/21/1)3 A
7/02/B3 A
7/03/a3 A
7/0"./B3 B
7/04/83 C
7/a5/fl3 A
7/05/fl3 A
7/0')/83 A
7/0')/B3 A
7/10/B3 C
7/11/53 C
7/ll/n3 C
7/16/83 C
7/16/83 A
7/l9/fl3 A
7/21/83 A
7/28/83 A
7/2B/B3 C
7/2')/B3 B
7/30/83 A
8/02/B] ()
8/03/83 B
a/D7/a3 A
3/08/83 A
B/U8/P3 A
8/08/S3 A
8/01/83 B
8/18/83 11
8/2(1/83 A
8/22/B3 A
a/22/83 C
8/23/83 A
9/01/83 fl
1/03/83 A
1/16/83 C
1/17/83 A
1/17/83 A 1
1/22/fl3 C
10/06/83 E
10/06/83 C
2 11/02/83 C
2 ll/0<./B3 C
2 11/01/83 B
2 11/01/83 A
2 11/12/83 4
2 11/13/B3 a
2 ll/li/BS A
2 11/15/83 B
2 1 1/11/83 C
2 11/21/83 B
2 11/25/83 b
" 11/26/83 A
11/27/83 C
11/21/83 A
12/01/83 B
12/10/83 A
12/10/83 A 1
12/11/83 C 1
12/15/83 8
12/20/83 A .
12/2D/B3 B
12/20/83 0
12/21/83 A \'
12/22/83 C
12/23/83 B
12/23/83 II 1
12/2'./a3 A i:
I2/26/B3 C 1
12/27/83 A ;
12/21/83 A I
N F30
N KhI,
1 P P M66
1 N
? N
25 P P T37
3 N
3 N
3 N
N
TV
N
MSI
^l
Mbt
N
f
N
N
kSk
N
\SH
N
H!jI
N M51
N F3D
N
N MSI
P P T37
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N AS4
N
1/08/83
1/01/83
1/10/83
l/lD/83
1/24/83
2/04/83
2/04/83
2/07/83
12/26/83
12/26/83
12/27/83
12/27/83
12/27/83
12/21/83
N
M51
N
n't!
N
N
N
N
1151
I
N
N
•.51
N
130
H 2 3/12/83 A 1 P N M51
S 2 8/01/83 C 1 N
H 2 12/30/83 8 1 N
MQNTriLT/A
INDEX
12/31/93
SUBJECTS
PAGE 3ld
l/U/a".
?0 1 P BfL
""";BTllT'*Fjni°S3ieS C«EEK AMONG ITALY FIKE VICTIMS
2 2/16/fl3 A 3 P N
N.C.
■"'"see also autjs, MRES
SEE ALSn FUKEST FIRES.
til ;tt§ 'u'.llTh^ ;j:^:-CHAPEt HILL. FUES
"3 CHILDKEN i'«Jun|0 ''« f'«
VOLUNTEER FIRF "EP J J •, SE EJ HEL P
h"S S ?f?='^=^SSS ?gK'I? S ?^ed th re arson
2 VSjSrFO IM FIRE AT AIR FORCE BASE
^S^'^vrPS^uS'SSE't^'^aL fir: in rocky mount
^^llN:;!:L=E-'F!«^f |ItkOYS ANNE, TO WAREHOUSE
MANY REFUSET TO BE EVACUATED
S2;l'lnS^^^5?I^°T B ^c^Aon
^SfN^LlSVoU^iN' \i N N^^IRE
FR4NKLINT0N MAN IN CRITICAL C3NDIIUJN
'i^'DEio.'J'^itjRT IN HOUSE FIRE
i?SDE'?^fS ;:S'fel?C^ET N HOUS. FIRE
^,sl^?vrl!sf^A^LrAP c^rlottf^^, ^^^^^
Sl"N^^^^h?S\K'JR^El"T0E;?1E?EE HOUSE
FiJe MEN CHARr.EO IN FARMHOUSE FIRE
F RE OAMAGlS ROXBORO firm
3'chaSSfO IN CHURCH BURNINGS
FIRE DESTROYS STRUCTURE
FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME
BARN DESTROYED fr»n<L!NTON DESTROYED
'firIs- ^IfCEs'irloxoSSoSAK^oEo; arson cited
Bi?LoiNf. bCrns in high point
aulLOING, TOaACCO GUTTED BY F RE
SareSousE fire probe continues
1 face charges for jewish center fire
TWO CHARGED IN CENTER FIRE
FoCr FIRES HIT HISTORIC NEW B-RN
BLAZE DESTROYS FIREHOUSE. F I V: VEHICLbi
IItTUNgSaNKfI fire in HARNETT COUNTY
PCB IN ACT FIRE DEBRIS BEING lEMOVeD
FIRE DESTROYS RE HA6I L I TAT I ON C EN I tR
LANDMARK DESTROYED
BLAZE DESTROYS C HARLOTTE F IRM
b^^E^5f3orflA?llR"j;S ONESOME ROAD
chiSnfy blamed in house fire
?.i?r^"i^sls^i5?^Y?S?NS^°BS? :«"teful for their lives
S*Ft^rD tN^^iirS^Mi FIRE
San IS ciiRGEDlS CHARLOTTE BLAZE
FIRES. N.C. DEATHS
ALAMANCE MAN K
WOMAN HELD IN
3 PEOPLE DIE.
PASSERS-BY BRA
FATAL FIRE STA
HAN DIES IN wl
ELDERLY COUPLE
3 DIE. 3 HURT
HIGH POINT HOU
DRUG CHARGES F
MOBILE HOME BL
GRANVILLE MAN
FIRE K ILLS ALA
HANOICAPPEO MA
MAN DIES AS 3L
HOUSE FIRE K IL
CHATHAM MAN 01
2-YEAR-OLD GIR
GIRL K ILLEO in
WARREN MAN DIE
GIRL RESCUES T
2-YEAR-OLD GIR
TWO PEOPLE DIE
HENDERSON 2-yE
TWO PERSONS Dl
WEATHER KILLS
5pi;^[*v^"iAig r.h'.r.rTi.v.ii in h.gh r,se
RTEO NEAR HEATE'
i^i^^iSsON'SfE IN REIDSVILLE HOUSE FIRE
IN HOUSE FIRE
AZE KILLS 3-YEA^-OLD
%Zn ;2n^'26" :.estroys house he was in
,N DIES IN HOUSE FIRE
0 CAR BURNS ,.,
LS FARMER IN FRANKLIN
E5 AFTER BEING OURNFD
L DIES IN HOUSE FIRE
MOUSE FIRE
S AS HOUSE BURNS
wo Children
L KILLED IN BLAZE
IN FRANKLIN FIRE
AR-OLO BURNS TO DEATH
E IN MOTEL FIRE
NINE IN STATE
'""mmmm^fm^-
K.^'^oSeSuRNS AFTER HE IS ARRESTED
FIRES. U.S
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL FIRES
WOMAN IS INJURED IN FIRE
"■1ii?iil;:i-5s-ij';:sf's-i!c. ,. ,...., .»...,
'"""f^RESToSf J??S'"PENN?Y-S- SOUTH SQUARF AUTO STORE
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H I
H 2
H 2
S 2
5 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H ?
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
5 2
Id
1
11
10
1
9
l<>
I
H 2
H 1
17
«
1
1 I
I 1
l/0l/fl3
1/02/B3
1/06/83
l/10/l'3
1/11/63
l/l2/fl3
1/13/B3
1/13/83
1/13/83
1/13/83
l/H/Sl
l/l'./83
1/19/83
1/22/R3
l/2(>/n3
2/0'>/93
2/07/93
2/l''/93
2/28/83
)/l'./93 A
J/17/83 a
3/17/63 P.
3/21/83 A
3/26/93 A
i,/l2/n3 A
<./2'»/83 B
S/06/03 II
■i/0''/«3 A
5/20/83 b
5/26/93 A
5/26/93 A
6/07/93 B
6/0''/93 C
6/21/93 A
6/22/93 B
6/2'./83 II
6/28/93 B
6/28/93 B
7/06/93 A
7/l<./B3 B
7/1A/83 C
7/19/S3 C
7/28/93 B <.
a/Q<./93 A !<.
8/26/83 A 9
8/27/83 A I
9/28/93 B I
6/29/93 A >
a/30/93 B 1*
3/31/83 E •
9/03/83 A
9/12/83 A
9/13/83 A
9/28/93 A
9/29/83 A
10/22/83 A
10/27/83 A
U/01/93 A
U/OA/93 A
11/19/93 <
U/19/83 A
11/23/63 P , ,
ll/2'./83 C 13
11/29/83 S 1
12/0''/93 B 5
12/22/63 B 1
l2/2<./93 A 10
12/2'./83 A 5
12/2'./93 A 15
12/29/83 A 17
12/29/93 A 17
1
12
1
15
1
14
13
1
10
H 2
H 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 3
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/17/93 B
2/02/83 B
2/16/93 A
2/16/83 A
2/17/83 A
3/01/83 A
3/07/63 A
3/07/63 6
',/03/93 A
<,/13/83 B
4/22/93 A
5/02/83 B
5/30/63 B
7/13/83 B
8/23/93 B
U/06/83 B
11/11/93 B
U/15/63 A
11/16/83 A
12/02/83 A
12/08/83 0
12/39/83 0
12/09/93 B
12/21/83 A
12/26/93 9
12/27/83 B
H 2 <,/07/a3 A 1
H 2 4/08/93 B
S 2 6/23/93 C
H 3 9/IA/B3 B 1
2 1/06/63 A 8
N W36
N W36
S 2
H 2
H 2
9/05/93 A 15
10/11/93 A 12
10/14/93 A I 1
S 2 2/23/93 CI N 583
MONTHLY/A
N "J U A L
1/01/83 -
INDEX
suojEcrs
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FIRESTONE TISF AND RUBBER CO.
FIREWOOD
Hi '!-59 CURHAN EMERGENCY ENERGY CDM.^ITTEE
btb ALSO MOOQ
SEE ALSO HQOO STOVES
SEARCH BEGINS FOR DURHAM FUEL BILL HELP
FIREWOOD PROJECT
SEE DUKE FOREST
FIREWORKS
SEE ALSO JULY 1,
FIREWORKS SAFFTY URGED
DURHAM FIREWORKS INJURIES FEW
STARBURST OVER DURHAM
FIREWORKS FINE, TRAFFIC A ME S^
BURLINGTON'S HALLOWEEN A BIG 9LAST, auT SAFE
FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC FREEDOM
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF SPEECH
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE^ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
^SVJf'tJIJ'LP^f PROCESS IS CONCERN
"I'SFREE REIN THREAT TO FRESOOM
I?S„Sn; ' MONUMENT TO FREEDOM OF SPEECH
REPORTER WON'T GIVE UP NOTES
CUSSIN" OK, BUT DISTURBING
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (DURHAM, N.C.I
FOLKS LINE UP FOR COUNTRY COO<ING
BIBLE SCHOOL IS UNDER WAY
onbl, ."'TrSilii^?'-! CITY-CHURCH CONTROVFRSY
?2uRrh Mfv%'I.J? SOLyE-CITY-CHURCH LAND WRANGLE
CHURCH, CITY START SETTLING U» ND DISPUTE
CHURCH-CITY PROPERTY SETTL EMEN T Q VEROUE
fHLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE HALO SET
CHRISTMAS IN CHAPEL HILL
"ccfNIC SiKf^G'^HASlEs' ""'"' SERVICES (NAME CHANGED TO FIRST CARE,
1ST CHOICE HOMES
TIPS FOR BUYING YOUR OWN PHONE
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
c'h^KSc'K n^'u'o c*SlS^"°""^^ egg-sperts
AFTER BRAIN OPERATION, PASTOR 'WINGS IT' IN PULPIT
FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO.
2 TAR HEEL BANKS TO MERGE
fISlI F.JIi?^!'^ •"'' 2"" PEOPLES BANK IN MADISON
FIRST UNION CORP BOOSTS DIVID=NO
«2rL'-nI'ic'*,l in APPROVAL FOR MERGER
JfS^f^Pt.fE'^f'-f S SANK COMPLETED
FIRST-CITUENS LIKES SECURITIES 'HIGHLY' LIQUID
''''\ill'\l''hUT,,'^'iE Jg^lJo"- '^""--"ORO, N.C.,
FIRST CITIZENS CORP., SALES AND EARNINGS
ITs't ?!??5EMnsiSSI°FrA?"" "" '"'' ' "Q'-T^s
^""ILC9';9t!I DEVELOPMENT CORP. i
SEE FIRST COLONY FARMS, INC.
FIRST COLONY FARMS, INC.
'pi;rpi5']^^?^G??f ioS?5^ '° ''•'■ "'"''"
PEAT MINING CONCERNS SCIENTISTS
FIRST COLONY SAVINGS AND LOAN
SCL REJECTS STOCK OFFER
OFFER MADE FOR SCL'S STOCK
? ?cS°?„"L STOCK MATCHED
FIRST COLONY MAKES PROFITS
FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK
NEW BANK TO OPEN BRANCHES IN STORES
BANK FINDS SUPERMARKET BRANCH PAYS OFF
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASS3CIATI0N
%'.l%T,T^'T'if'f]°cil" "='^^ °'' "0««6NE ROAD
BUILDING ROBflED
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN OF 7ALEIGH
S^iiJS^?s'liiSS^^ '"^^ «0BB°Ed/^s5^^?CT ESCAPES
BID FOR S£L STOCK MATCHED
^"^''rK-t- VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
WAICHINC """'" '"^'"'"' '° BENNETT PLACE
''"'"N"l5?fJ"cENE""'"^" IBURLINGIQN, N.C.I
"""bu%"!l^%';^"^:r\eT''" '°"''""'' "•'•'
CHURCH SURROUNDED, SUSPECT IS CAPTURED
CRAFTSMEN HELP PRESERVE ciuRCH • S ST? I SeD-GL ASS ART
""UE"An3'f^?[S''ci3^''E?N[?^r""' "'^° ^»" ""'^"'^
FIELD DAY
FIRST SAFE DEPOSIT CORP.
SEE ALSO SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
•IM-'eS'lL'SlN^i'-kS^NEjl^ ""^' ""' ""•'"^" ^*'""' VALUABLES
N E
P 0
H 2
H 2
C PC L P BYL
i/2<./n3 C 7 N
6/09/83 A 21 N L<.1
S 2 U/l'J/eS A 3
S 2
S 2
H 2
2
7/D2/83 A
7/04/83 C
7/05/83 H
8/02/83
H 1 IQ/Zt/Bl C
3 N L3e
1 N L38
1 P D S76
■i L
1 N
S 2
1/28/83
C
I
N B46
H 2
3/10/83
A
4
6
H 2
■»/2'./a3
D
4
E
S 2
5/03/83
A
8
N
H 2
10/27/83
A
<•
E
H 2
2/03/83
C
1
p
F H^tS
S 2
3/25/83
A
6
P
F J06
H 2
5/21/83
A
a
P
0
S 2
6/21/83
A
1 1
N
S 2
9/08/83
c
1
N K90
H 2
9/09/83
A
1
M
N S51
H 2
9/20/83
A
1
N N36
H 2
9/23/83
A
4
f
H 2
11/15/83
D
1
D
U
H 2
12/13/83
A
6
P
N
H 2 12/22/83 b
H 2 5/26/83 A 24 N Crl
S 2
H 2
H 2
3/30/83 C 1 P F A15
6/25/83 A 4 L
7/10/83 C 1 P U H49
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
1/15/83 A 13
1/30/83 D 12
4/21/83 A 20
5/28/83 A 2 P
6/30/83 6 4
11/06/83 D 11 P
H 2 3/03/83 D 5
H 2 3/05/83 A 5
H 2 7/17/83 0 10
H 2 10/16/83 D 12
S 2 4/13/83 A 1
H 2 4/14/83 B 5
S 2 8/01/83 C 3
H 2 6/12/83 C 7
H 2 7/02/83 A 9
H 2 7/21/83 A 10
H 2 7/21/83 A 23
4/D5/83
6/16/83
1/25/83
1/26/83
5/07/83
9
24
H 2 10/01/83 A 1
S 2 10/01/83 A 3
H 2 6/12/83 C 7 N
H 2 7/21/83 A 10 N
S 2 4/20/83 A 1 N
S 2 4/25/83 C 1 P P S76
H 1 12/10/83 C 1 P P
S 2 5/16/83 A 3
H 2 5/17/83 A 9
S 2 11/25/83 A 1
H 2 5/28/83 A 1 P P C56
S 2 1/07/83 A 1 N S83
H 2 1/08/83 B 1 N
!(ONThLT/«N
•I u J I. INDEX
1/01/33 - 12/31/33
FOOT I>0H6R , ,
T.. S«S!S'I!2h"?S'«0LD RieBO.-CjTTING
= tD-T iii-rn>« rnftP.. SALES AND E4«Nl^GS
?iT5o-a5J°TEi« BANK EiRNINGS »<6 HIiEa
J e c T s
?AGc 320
l/l7/8<.
CTBCT iiNfnN NATI3fi*L 3ANIC
SEE fIRSr UNION NATIONAL BANK if
N.C.
(DIVISION OF FI1ST UNION CORP. I
N.C.
ciasT UNION naTitnal bank ICHARLOTTE.
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK (NORThGATE «AL1. BRANCH.
NOTEi NO ROPoER. POUND
CTC5T llKltiN NATIONAL HANK IHOCKY NTUNT, N.C.I
5 El^^fe Ul^.i^nrRO?^? ,OONT .ANK
AHICH FORECLOSURE CASE CONTINJED
ISlrNjI^nS^N ^AiSI^S^Ti^l?:: INTEREST IN BANK TO FIRST ONION
--?^iii^JSP^"°^oi?'2!^l^f5 ..EP BANK TITLE
S'aNKeS Si'-ICTS SCO-ER CR^iTM IN SECOND HALF
ii-LA.YlR-GETs'pRISaN TERH ^,„^se
jJn^miJcuI-;^; j^ ^^ s V J" "-"^"'^^
FUNB BUYS BROKERAGE FIRH IN F.A.
FIRST «cSLEYAN ChuBCH 3F OUR.IAH
"Ini^C^S Vrn'^lh^'^t:. FOR MEETINGS
^''SEE ALSO "aCkEREl
SEE ALSO 'EAT
SEE ALSO "ENHAUEN
SFE ALSO HuSkELLUNGF
l]^\£Hl^:^-VVltV,.. HONE FRO- T„F SEA
FISH PRiSn-iG IS CLAHNY HOBBY
"'"i!ivrG?nn=:shni°^sHK,L.
i\i:>nki',r'iV^ioi.''V.ru:..i ng ashore
fiShER CORP. , ,. ^,T oi «>.T
STANLY COUNTY TO GET PLANT
''■^^F^'^ALSO BASS ANGLERS SPORTSMAN SQCIETY
I is yh^iSti^PJl?Sui?^^J5::MissioN
SEE ALS.'' PIER FISHING
SEE ALSO SALTWATER FISHING
see also trout
winter's catch
cItching 'he 5un;s rays
t»* TRrFTDN. THE iMAO IS RINt
MsSlio kFCORDS -OPTH BIG HO-^^Y
^iirH:f^iH:?^r:?fv^5;%sSp^urr
IHROalNG nuT HIS LiNc tnilTH'S FISH
LARGE"JUTh:_a llOSER LOOK AT ^g ;7,J,,'iJrE<5
A REGION OF £«0T1CS
£:»r:s«f'?f^Oi^^lc:^?fLrESoUGiJis's?.Ec.s.oN
IN »AY. TINE TO TAKE HIKE
LA.S hU FISH T.lE with T-IST
SO, ,haT'S his anglEJ
OU REVIE.S FUNDING '»»«TS
LUNKER BASS ON AN ARTIFICIAL
LAND SALE IN POOtST PROTESTED
bIlO IagCFS INTRODUCED TO N.C. -ILO
t?S%'i,'Sls; VICTIN OF nECLlNING NU-BERS IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
Si?Si.*:^siEN'£E'T%ONUS -ONTH ON CURRENT LICENSES
f
D
%
E
DATE C
I
L
PG L
I
Y
P
BYL
2
2
2
1/13/93 C
5/03/B3 a
&/15/F3 C
7 P
9 P
5
P
P
N
C56
C56
H 2 5/21/83 A
H 2 4/21/83 A 20
H 2 './30/a3 B 16
2 1/14/83 A t
2 7/17/B3 0 10
2 10/16/83 D 12
H 2 6/29/63 A 4 e
H 2 10/23/93 A 11 N
H 2 10/27/93 A 6 N
H 2 10/27/83 A 20 P N L41
S 2 9/31/83 C I
H 2
H 1
1/09/93 A
1/11/83 B
2/04/83 C
2/05/93 A
1/14/93 C
1/29/93 3
1/29/93 A
3/23/83 B
3/24/83 A
4/06/33 A
4/20/93 A
5/15/83 A
5/22/83 A
6/13/93 A
9/07/93 0
9/11/93 B
8/29/33 D
9/04/33 D
1
7
1
iO
1'
12
23
10
10
10
I
10
11
10/09/83 D 15
H 2 3/26/B3 A
2 5/08/83 A 15 N
2 9/10/83 A II P N
2 12/14/83 C 1 P F J56
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
V,'ol'Al I !l P N -60
5/29/93 9 9 N M60
7/21/83 C 11 N
10/16/83 C 11 N waO
S 2 1/20/83 C 1
H 2 10/02/93 B 5
H 2 12/23/83 A 6
H 2 6/02/83 a 3
7/01/83
U/27/83
S 2 1/12/93 C 17
H 2 1/30/93 a 12
H 2 7/11/33 A 9
M 2 12/22/83 A II
N
F W60
1/16/83
2/01/93
2/13/93
2/19/93
2/27/93
3/06/93
3/20/83
4/Q9/93
4/in/83
4/22/83
4/24/93
4/30/93
4/30/83
5/01/93
5/J6/9J
5/09/9J
5/13/93
5/21/93
5/22/93
5/26/83
5/27/93
5/2''/93
6/111/93
6/17/93
6/17/83
6/19/93
6/21/93
6/24/93
a II
B 1
B 12
C 3
B 11
a 11
B 12
A 3
9 1 1
C 4
C 4
C 3
A 2
B II
B I
C 4
P S76
F T37
N U60
N U&O
P
P 576
N -60
P T37
N ^60
N H60
F M60
U C09
N C09
N -60
N W6a
N
N -60
N U60
N W60
P T37
U W60
I P R91
N
N -60
I P H66
N U60
I P Ho6
: N -60
MONrHLV/ANNU
I N I) e X
12/31/33
iuBJEcrs
PACE 321
1/17/8',
M.C. COASTAL FISHING REPaRI
MEsitoizfn '"°l-"<^'5''5 EXPERI'tENrS LEAVE QUESTIONS AUnuI . . . LOBS TER
JOROAN LAKE RECEIVES STOCKING OF HYBRID UASS
JROur LIMITS ALTEREO; NEW «UL= S AIMED AT Min-SI2En FISH
COMMISSIUM CUNSIUERINr, HANOr.U-) USE
DESPITE HEALTH OF LOCALFS, N.:. LACKS USHlNli TOURISTS
SJko K'?J':? ^^y^''"' S^OUPS SPONSORING REFF PROGRAMS
KERR DAM'S FISH KILL NOT HURTING NUMMERS
AS AUTUMN URAHS NEAR, ANGLERS TURN TO DRUM
MICHIE MUCKY AS RAIN SPARSE
ENOUGH WATER FOR FISH
oi;?'??5tcN'S5?fciss' """' ''"'' ""^"^ '"""''■ ""'^'-5
bLUEFISH: PROBLEMS ON TUO FROITS
BLACK DUCK SEASON CURTAILED
COMMISSION OKS HANDGUNS FOR BIG GAME
BALD EAGLE RECOVERING
NEW HYBRID RECORD ENDANGERED SPECIES
SURF TO TABLE: COMBINE SALT, ICF TO EAT WELL
SAFETY AFIELD: IT'S NO iCCIDEVT
?;t; ''*ISS^9"'- STAMP program proves success
fSI^Pi'JII? fishing down, BUT SALTWATER CATCHES UP
MIXED BAG FROM JORDAN
N.C. FISHfRMAN LANDS iinO CROAKFR
CURRITUCK: BASS FISHING'S HEAVEN ON EARTH
'■iJf .'■**'°S NOT WITHOUT RULES = OR WATERFOWL
' JSINI; HUNTERS SUPPORT WEARING OF BLAZE ORANGE
fi^^.^'^f^Sf.'-. SUPPLY PLENTIFUL OFF N.C. COAST
REFUGE PLANNED FOR CURRITUCK
FISHING FEES
S^f. ?'-S2,I**'iv''it2'-"''^ RESOURCES COMMISSION, LICENSES
N.C. FISHING FEE HIKES PROPOSED
LICENSE FEE INCREASE IN THE W.TRKS
Enlft r^lr'il^} "' 1 1= '" "''SF lUNTING, FISHING FEES
gOySE ENACTS CHANGE IN POLITICAL CONTR I BUT IONS
"ICE OF LICENSES UP TO KEEP SERVICES INTACT
PVJ2???5"^^ GET SONUS MONTH ON CURRENT LICENSES
>iB£?ll,""'-?VE !:">'ES FISHERMEN DANGLING
COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN TAXED MO' E
LICENSE SPENDING TOPS l',86 MILLION FOR '82 SEASONS
VA. COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN CAN GET N.C. LICENSES
FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
FISHING LICENSES
SEE N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES CD/It 1 5S ION, LICENSES
FISHING TOURNAMENTS
S^L't^S ''*SS 4NGLERS SPORTSMAN SOCIETY
SOUTHERN TEAM SETS TOURNEY
't*?;]^"^^ BASSMASTERS SET TOURNAMENT
HENDERSON JAYCEES SLATE KERR LAKE BASS CHAMPIONSHIP
BASS TOURNAMENT SLATED FOR JORDAN l."«M>' 1 UNbH I P
CAPE FEAR MARLIN TOURNAMENT SCHEDULED
TEAM 8ASS TOURNAMENTS AT KERR LAKE HIGHLIGHT FALL FISHING SEASON
FIT2CARRALD0 IFILMI
AREA FILM WATCH IS TOP-NOTCH
BLANK SERVES BEANS, 'BURDEN 0= DREAMS'
THIS 'BURDEN' EASY TO BEAR
DREAMS ARE REALIZED
FILMMAKER: HIS LATEST WORK IS ABOUT ZANY, DARING COLLEAGUE
FIVE OAKS RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION
fJi°S!f^'°'' '■^''■S »865,D00 FOR I-<,0 LAND
THE BIG MOVE: THE FIVE OAKS RECREATION ASSOCIATION PLANS CLUB HOUSE
The fix iFILMi
THREE MORE FILMS TO BE SHOT IN N.C. IN COMING MONTHS
FLAMENCO DANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE
FLAMENCO FIRE TO SPARK FESTIVAL
?JlfsS'^Iic"^?S^ggSES""*"- °' *""'"«S
SPANISH DANCER A BUILDING FIRE
FLASHOANCE IFILMI
ANSWER SUGGESTED FOR BORING FILM'S LONGEVITY
FLAT RATf INCOME TAX
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
Xil;fI^I"*E BACKS FLAT-TAX BILL
MODIFIED FLAT INCOME TAX W0UL5 BE FAIRER
FLAT ROCK PLAYHOUSE
N.C. PLAYHOUSE FOUNDER DIES
FLAV-0-RICH DAIRIES
MILK CO-OP'S LICENSE SUIT IS 'EJECTED BY U.S. COURT
FLEA MARKETS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
DfJWNTOwN FLFA MARKET ROBBED; FLEEING SUSPECT SPOTTED, JAILED
"FLEECE OF THE YEAR"
SEE ALSO AWARDS
'iJrOLERA^fi'iiUr ''"■ '"'"^ ='■'■1- f° fU'^'SH OFFICE
H^i" Se'wQrII?^'"'' '" ''•'^* '^'■'^ COLDEN FLEECE AWARD
FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION
AT The helm
OFFICERS OF AUXILIARY
AMERICANISM AWARD
FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
III JI-IH EfiNFlDENCE GAMES
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO "STING" OPERATIONS
WOMAN LOSES 1283 IN FLIMFLAM
13,000 TAKEN FROM SISTERS
FORMER CON ARTIST NOW FRAUD FIGHTER
Oyl, DRUG CHARGES LODGED
8l!!ASE''Fu!lFLiMS'''"^"' 'GAINST INVESTMENT FRAUD
N E
S
f
I T
L Y
P 0
DATE C
PG
L P BYL
H 2
6/26/83 B
P N W60
H 2
7/01/83 C
N W60
S ?
7/07/83 U
N
H ?
7/OR/ai C
r N W60
S 2
7/09/83 A
P 0 T37
H 2
7/in/n3 fl
N W60
H 2
7/lS/n3 C
C N W60
H 2
7/22/83 C
N W60
H 2
7/21/83 C
C N W6n
H 2
B/O'i/83 C
C N W60
H
8/12/83 C
C N W60
M 2
0/l'./fl3 B
P N W60
H 2
8/l<>/R3 C
C N W60
H 2
8/20/83 C
P P M66
H 2
8/26/83 C
C N W60
H 2
')/02/81 C
C N WOO
H 2
'5/0'./83 B
1 1
N W60
H
')/0')/83 C
C N W60
H 2
')/l6/S3 C
C N W60
H 2
1/23/83 C
C N W60
H 2
1/25/83 B
13
N W6n
H 2
1/30/83 C
C N W60
H 2
10/02/83 C
L 1
P N W60
H 2
10/07/83 C
N W60
H 2
10/l<,/83 C
N W60
H 2
lC/21/83 C
N
H 2
10/28/83 C
N W60
H 2
10/30/83 C
12
P P K30
H 2
11/06/83 C
I 1
N
H ?
11/13/83 C
U
F
H 2
11/18/83 C
N W60
H 2
12/02/83 C
N W60
H 2
12/01/83 C
N W60
H 2
12/27/83 «
p p r37
H 2
12/30/83 C
U W60
H 2
1/08/83 A
N
H 2
Z/O'./BS C
N W60
H 2
3/2'>/83 fl
N
H 2
<./0S/83 t
N
H ?
<,/17/83 fl
1 1
U W60
H 2
6/2<./83 C
C N W60
S 2
7/01/83 C
N C01
H 2
7/03/83 8
N W60
H 2
7/D'./B5 A
8
N
H 2
8/21/83 C
a
N
H 2
10/20/83 A
a
N
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/20/83 B
3/27/83 B
'•/17/83 B
5/01/83 B
5/08/83 b
1D/09/B3 C
9
1 1
1 I
9
12
15
N
N
N
N
N
N
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
l/l'./83 0
1/20/83 0
1/20/83 D
1/20/83 0
1/30/83 D
1
3
3
8
P
p
P
U
F
R
R
F
S66
B71
fl71
A15
W66
H 2 5/27/83 B I N S82
CAPE H 2 11/06/83 D 12 P F L*l
H 2 lO/U/eS 4 I 1
6/2'./a3
6/27/83
6/30/83
7/01/83
10
1
F W66
N W66
R B71
R L34
H 2 7/29/83 D
H 2 9/01/83 a 1 N 881
H 2 9/07/83 A ^ e
H 2 10/06/83 A 7 N
H 2 11/02/63 C 3 N
H 2 5/31/83 fl 12 N
2
3/17/83 A 18 P N
/
3/29/83 » «
F
?
7/27/83 A 6
2
10/26/83 A <,
E
2 6/21/83 A 15 p p K30
2 6/30/83 C 8 P P K30
2 7/17/83 C « P P K30
S 2
H 2
H 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
2/18/83
2/19/83
4/01/83
5/14/83
6/22/83
8/06/83
T32
F30
MONTHLY/A
NNUAL IND£«
1/01/8! - 12/31/83
s u ri J E c T s
SoSIn LOSFS 17,000 IN FLIMFLAM
p n
DATE
S
E
C l-O
H ? (l/in/R3 B l<t
H 2 10/2T/n3 C 1
S 2 ll/28/fl3 A 3
H 2 11/21/83 A 13
H 2 12/01/83 a 5
H 2 2/01/83 A «
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1/17/8".
'^°T^'-tr^a^fLmOU OUPHAH
''Soitl-bE'-SaSI'.HjiSs Wise TO CHECK LAND FACTS
FLOODS, DURHAM
°h>u'.l'^J.iTnl'f.^\''0'0r,.. THE WATEP
STANDI NG WATER ^ . _
SliS;i::Y".i^0F^;i''S5p ^m" HEC-NtPS suffe» -atepy aftek-effects.
^ohgSii'1 A^c'ef IS. V J^C^Au"srS^^ LOOD 1 .0
DIK
FLOODS. N.C
STORM TOPPLES CONOOMIHIUM
MINOS. "AIN 3PINC DAMAGE
HIGH WINDS LEAVE THOUSANDS IN DARK
BY FLOODS
FLOODS, U.S. GARRETT HELPS FL OOD-R AV AGFO CAJUNS
CALIFORMIA-S CALAMITIES
V»l is2lNT'.3j'i^N:"2SI'MILLlON 8.C. - SPRING 1183 ICARTOON,
5eO cross SEEKING FUNDS FOR FL 000 AID
SliCTICINO WHAT THEY PREACH
FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS
7 DOWN, 7 rn GO FOR LbNItK
SEE ALSO GAINESVILLE, F
SEE ALSO MIAMI, FLORlnA
GUMPTION ON OIPLOMAS
FLORIDA FINES MUTUAL
FLOP ID*
''°"lih ;ihlU"^t'.^ni ft'TJ VdX'r, the wh.te house
''"''k52V?H,^ii°'s!H;\o[^SSf"n^TF.R THE SERIOUS HORTICULTURISTS
ADMIRING A WINNER
""llfltlS lil'bl^Ml, DURHAM
SEE ALSO GLADIOLI
'^M.K''iEL"'^SRMES'TSRNS GLADIOLI INTO CASH CROP
''""".ii Tsr.lA'mTSo BEGIN
SEE INFLUENZA
FLU
FLUE-CURED TOBACCa COOPERATIVE ST A« 1 L I 2 AT I ON CORP.
irSw°siPE5'SRoS2V'7QBACCO PRICE CUT
E;;S;oSlfe'^.I?'cHic°KS ARE MAUEO
IFAF PILES UP UNOER STABILUAT lUN
TOBACCO SALES CONTINUE
IeSf SALES TO "-OP SOAR
^SiJEci'SuRCnl ES i' CO-OP IN:REA5e
LEAF ASSESS'^CNT STAYS ^^ A POJNO
FLUOR lOAT ION
BM^li.^^^^nVi.^'^^l^^^l
TOOt PROFESSOR SAYS
SEARCHERS
'^^Tee'^fluoridatun
""■^EE^LSn arts. N.C.
Ill itl3 i'JVrr. THEATRE
l8^«\S"uJ [.^tIS^T^INMENT: WHAT TO on, .HERE TO GO
FOLK DANCING
ill ItsO CSullsuRG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIC AND DANCE FESTIVAL
ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCING
""■^eI'aIso'fESTIVAL for THE ENO
sll ALSO FESTIVALS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
FESTIVAL FOP THE ENO JUL* 3 C". 1183
YAhOOOI FESTIVAL STARTS WITH SHOUT
i SMILE TO BRIGHTEN MONDAY
S 2 8/22/B3 A <,
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5/20/83 A
5/21/83 U
6/01/83 B
12/06/83 A
12/l'./83 A
N S51
P r37
N
F 501
N COS
N K90
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
3/18/83 A
3/11/83 A 1
3/20/83 A 15
3/23/B3 B 1
<,/l2/83 A 12
12/07/83 A 1
1/06/83
3/06/83
<./l'l/83
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6/01/83
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H 2 7/17/83 A 1 M F CI
2 5/26/83 A A
2 6/02/83 A 15
12/25/83 B
12/30/83 C
12/30/83 C
12/31/83 a
12/31/83 B
12/31/83 A
2 10/20/83 11
2 11/27/83 A
S ? 3/0B/R3 A
H 2 3/13/83 E
S 2 10/03/83 a
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1/22/83 A 15
2/26/83 C 1
3/10/83 B
5/21/63 A
6/22/83 n
8/13/83 C
3/15/83 A
8/15/83 A
8/16/83 A
8/17/83 C
8/22/83 A
10/26/83 A
. 11/02/83 A
1 11/03/83 B
2 12/23/83 B
N J56
N J 56
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5 ? 5/11/83 0 3 N
H 2 5/20/83 0 6 P N
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6/18/83 A
6/23/33 0
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A OOu'S LIFE?
ir-S A HOT, ROUSING "iTM AT THF E'lO
ENO FESTIVAL HAY BE MOST PROFIIAJLE
AOMIHES HORK
FOLK MEDICINE
SEE ALSn Cm!i';a, MEUICINE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HERBS
SEE ALSO HOLISTIC HEALTH
OIIKE PROF: >jEOICINAL PLANTS STILL AN UNKNOWN QUANTITY
WILL A CLOVE A DAY KEEP OOCTO? AWAY7
GOT A FEVER? EAT A SPIDER
SSiS'riiS^JJf^H^'iR^^tiL'E^I 'oVl',^.t,miV, ""^ "^""^ ""'""^ "'*
FOLK SONGS
SEE ALSO "USICIANS
■CROHN JEhEL" of folk MUSIC AJCHIVES
THEY'RE -TuO OF A KINO- AND H? • S THINKING SIC
fOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
SEE FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
FOLKLORE
SEE ALSO LEGENDS
GOT A FEVER? EAT A SPIDER
FOLKLORE FASCINATFS VISITING ARTIST
FONTANA LAKE
SMAIN CITIZENS SUE FOR ROAO TT CEMETERY
FONTANA VILLAGE, N.C.
FONTANA VlLLAfE A RUSTIC RETREAT
FOOD
SEE ALSO PAR3ECUE
SEE ALSO BEEF
SEE ALSO PREAD
SEE ALSO PRUNSWICK STEw
SEE ALSO CHEFS
SEE ALSO CHOCOLATE
SEE ALSO CONVENIENCE FOODS i
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
SEE ALSO DOOMSDAY
SEE ALSO FAST FOOD BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO FROZEN FOun
SEE ALSO GOURMET FOOD
SEE ALSO HEALTH FOODS
SEE ALSO JUNK FOOD
SEE ALSO LUW-CaLORIE FOOD
SEE ALSO MEAT
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD
SEE ALSO SOUP
III JtiS ".ihAT..^"" ^""^ ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS FOOD
FAMILY MEMBERS COOK OUICK AND EASY DISHES
NINA PHILPUTT IS AT HOME IN THE KITCHEN
FOLKS LINE UP FOR ClUNTRY COO<ING
J'JtINTINE'S JAY RECIPES FROM THE HEART
CIRCUS PERFORMERS COOK ON THE TRAIN
5*?,5S!^''NS TO 19TH CENTURY FIR SUPPER
BACTERIA THRIVE ON WARM WEATHER
??tIIJ£5!,'"^9° TALKED ABOUT AT THE SUMMIT
CATERER IS RILED 8Y FOOD STORY
Jr ,JrIfi,°L5^"''!;''ND; COOKS RELY ON QUALITY FOOD FOR GOOD, SIMPLE FARE
SHAPc YOUR RECIPES
Ks;:?D55°^S3ArF^r?si s^Scf^^i^ ''""' '^ ^""-^'"'^
NO, FOLKS — THESE COOKIES DON'T BAKE THEMSELVES
FOOD. COSTS
SEc ALSO CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?
0»°!;GlT^»S's"iJ?ANg°gRSc°|JfE's'' ""° '*""•"' NUTRITIONAL MEALS
2'«56T '1A5K6J SHOWS FOOD PRICES UP <.«
FARM LcADER SAYS DROUGHT MAY JAISE MEAT PRICES IN • 84
2VJK;';rC°?gn''IF" SHOW SLIGHT DECLINE "
MINORITY GROUPS. WOMEN ARE HIGH AMONG JOBLESS
FOOD, PRICES
SEE FOOD, COSTS
FOOO. ThFFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
FOOD ADDITIVES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES, ADDITIVES
BEWARE OF SULFITES IN SALADS
FOOD ADDITIVES CAN BE DANGEROUS
ANDERSON COLUMN DISTORTED
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
SEE U.S. FOOO AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
FOnO BANKS
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY FOID BANK OF N.C.
i'.iri^^i iInkI 2l% sfiJUiY^gnap" """"^ ''' '" """•••
FOOD CONTAMINATION
SEE ALSO DRUGS, CONTAMINATION
SEE ALSO FOOO POISONING
RAT POISON FOUNO IN FOOD CONTAINER
SPI TO ASSIST KAT-POISON PROBF
RALEIGH MAN FINOS CHEMICAL IN SWEETENER
?2i5e''?lK^S^8Fl"|^^E5i? KEplMclff^^SS MONTH
SOME N.C, STORES HeMOvE SwEETFNER FROM SmF1UP<;
S^3SS^°?E?rfM?^iN"g?!° """^ " "-"'enI!;^^""
SoSf FnnS Jl ,I°r'^^=i'?.ff'"l3,f?', PESTICIDE CONTAMINATION
I?. Tc;?°2c !'?,?;£? ^il'i^ testei for pesticide
STATE'S PESTICIDE TESTS TO CONTINUE
FOOD LION
POISONED FOOD SWEETENER KEPT SECRET FOR MONTH
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9/05/83 P
9/25/83 n
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N 830
7/31/83 0 1 P F W66
9/04/83 C I P U H49
H 2 9/05/83 a 7 N
H 2 10/07/83 0 1 P F W66
H 2 9/21/83 A 7 N
H 2 7/10/83 0 8 F
H 2
1/06/83
C
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1/13/83
c
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H 2
2/03/83
c
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H 2
2/10/83
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M 2
2/24/83
c
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4/14/83
c
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4/14/33
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6/09/83
c
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6/17/83
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9/07/83
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5 2
9/07/83
B
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9/22/83
C
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10/12/83
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12/01/83
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12/06/83
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12/09/83
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3/17/83
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3/31/83
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6/04/83
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8/27/83
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9/16/83
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9/20/83
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9/25/83
0
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6/09/83 C
10/26/83 A
12/12/83 A
5/23/83 B 1
8/26/83 C 8
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2/ 1/83 A
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2/12/83 0
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2/15/83 B
N
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9/24/83 B
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9/24/83 A
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H 2
10/24/83 a
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12/28/83 C
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■i 2
12/29/83 A
1 7
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12/30/63 A
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2/11/83 A
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'''"^Eri^SO fOnO STA..P FRAUD
5rl°f EUGiaLE FOR "EE FOOD
TJ.l°, ^^Jk 5IS^iK?NG HELP ;RC, ASSFHBLr
SelFarI EQAao SEEKS SIHPLICIT*
STAMP RULES CHANGING
^li -J f r^HrSihd Upil^S^ -EI.BERGER ,CARTOO.,
FOOD STAMP RULES CHANGING
PtlOR TREATED UNFAIRLY n.lOMAH COMPLAINTS
^^r.{".?''-SN'oiS*FCL'/rHf lu8l"c?fTrA«i°S«ING US .ONFY
FOOD SURPLUS ,Tf-jC.j5
F?eI CHEESE. aoTTER TO PE GIVE
5.400 NfEO* FAMILIES RECEIVE 5
locc rnFESE- NE.< RULES WQULO •<
"Use Givli-AY LIMITED TO F03
ThFESE. auTTEP 10LE LIMITED
sVill HAS TiSe SUGGESTIONS FO'
EXPANDED CIVEAfAY URGED
FOGO GIVEAnAY to EJ'^D
CHEESE. 8UTTEB HANDED OUT TO'
CITIZENS PROTESTING BUTTER. CH
HUOGINS- P-IOPOSAL HOULO OIVE T
Program neeos help, not protes
FREE FOOD OSCISION PROTESTED
ouSham residents "'T GfT ^3"!,
rOuNTY IS STUDYING GIVEAWAY E»
MORE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE FOOD
MORE TO GET FREE FOOD
-,.700 FAMILIES SET CMEESE
riFANTNn- STATE REP- WANTS TO
L£G?sfAT6RS SHOULD APPROVE GL;
AlLcwIATING HUNGER ^^,r 1
Jo-eS RETAIL SALES OF CHEESE S
r^i^rcc FXPECTcO IN FOOD G I V E4
CHEESE. FOOD STAMPS REDUCTIONS
rnFFsl GIVE««»Y BACK ON FOR N'
Fmo GiSea-"? to START EARLY I
'■""1;^?? I$li|9U?i^:B..^I0 RAISE SALES TAA to «
URPLUS u"s. CHEESE. BUTTER
aJe MORE PEOPLE ELIGIBLE
0-STAMP RECIPIENTS
CHEESE. BUTTER PROGRAM
,500 nuRHAM HOUSEHOLDS
mIy pROoJjCTS to ELDERLY
TS
SURPLUS FOOD
PA.iSION
SEE FARMERS GET TAX BREAK..
ANING BILL
Rl.-IG GIVEAWAY RESTRICTIONS
WAY
EXPECTED
XT MONTH
0 SEAT HEAT
PPLY
P 0
DATE
S
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S 2 4/26/33 A ^
S 2 7/l'./B3 C T
H 2 '>/25/B3 D 10
H 2 12/22/83 A b
S 2 i./lh/83 A
H 2 5/23/93 A
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7/15/93 A
7/19/93 A
7/IR/R3 a
7/20/83 A
1/27/83 C
2/05/83 A
6/03/83 A
6/04/83 A
6/09/83 A
6/0'>/83 B
6/20/93 *
7/20/83 B
7/23/83 C
10/20/93 A
10/26/83 A
11/12/93 A
11/17/93 A
12/17/83 9
2/24/93 C
2/25/83 A
3/03/63 B
3/09/93 A
3/l'>/93 A
4/23/83 C
4/29/83 C
6/06/83 B
0/14/93 B
6/14/83 E
6/17/83 A
6/20/83 A
7/13/93 A
7/14/83 B
9/0<>/93 A
9/10/93 A
9/11/93 C
9/01/93 C
9/03/93 C
10/29/93 A
10/31/93 A
11/03/83 A
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N B91
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1/07/93
1/09/93
1/26/93
2/16/93
2/24/93
2/25/93
2/29/93
3/31/93
3/15/93
3/16/83
3/16/93
3/19/93
3/24/83
3/31/93
4/12/93
4/16/93
4/29/93
4/28/83
5/20/93
5/23/93
5/25/93
5/25/93
6/06/83
6/24/93
7/14/83
7/20/93
9/24/83
9/01/83
11/17/93
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N M51
N M23
N 991
N -23
N 991
N "23
N 9B1
N M2 3
N 123
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N -<23
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N 991
•1 M2 3
N L38
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1/29/93 A
1/29/83 A
1/31/93 B
2/03/93 A
2/09/93 A
5/04/93 A
"°° -sCS^fgiAiKiTS TO MERGE
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"llfitlg ^S^S-0f?rT'E^D%51?r'H^hH SCH30L FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
: fS M'. '^nil FOOTBALL .SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO PRO FCOTBALL '
fSliSL'LJV'FSi^S.LL: P.T. BARNUM WOULD LOVE IT
OH. MO. FOOTBALL
H 2 U/10/83 D 7 N
H 2 5/02/83 A 8 N
9/27/83
9/13/83
10/02/83
1/07/93
2/21/93
2/27/93
3/06/93
3/13/93
3/20/93
4/03/83
J M71
L
N S91
U S91
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N S91
N S91
N S91
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MOfiTHLY/AH
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SUBJECTS
PACE 3J5
l/17/a<,
^,',9n!?9 ^? 'S?^!~5PlJRT 5TAH caps UNC'S SECKUITIMC,
GUIDICE, ESOQSITO LFAQ STATE 3B RACE
SlMEirf ?S2I?fT2f5'''I'' ''■''PICflL DULL, SnR ING SPRINO GAME ■
l\oiVrlo'-?tf,'tt^fi.V"';.9'"^ DESPITE BKOKEN RIB
streater gives coaching a trial run
WOLFPACK 3a HOLE HlOE OPEN
fn3 = I*S„?ffi;S; Choosing numbers no passing fancy
CGFER possible BENCH-WAOMER f T R ECu GAME
PVr^tl 'CAT IAN- TAKES NINE LIVES WORTH OF JOKES
lights; CAMERA! BENNETT REAOV FOR SPOTLIGHT
UNC. ECU NEAR TOUGhIES
state's mcrorie refuses hike. convinces beeo
football hall of fame
see pro football hall of fame
football notes
see football file lourham hornhg herald sports column!
fqotlicht Players
theater in sanford plans nov. benefit
footprints
footprint analyst helps solve crimes
footprints lead to larceny arust
"footsie" knight civic golf tournament
IfoSf^'il'^.'J *' 'CIPS FIRST ROJNO IN CIVIC CLUB GOLF
BIRDIE eiNGE NETS DE2ERN KNIG^T CROWN
FORD FOUNDATION
UNC GETS FORO GRANT TO TRAIN SCHOOL LEADERS
FORD MOTOR CO.
Ill JlSO GASOLINE^TANis" ^'"^ " SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AuTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
TAR WHEEL A'S RECAPTURE RAPTU5E
FORECLOSURES
SEE SEAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
FOREIGN AID
Hi *|-52 »&ENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO MILITARY AID (TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES!
LATIN AMERICA TOOAY — AND 30 YFARS AGO
FOREIGN DEBT
SEE NATIONAL OEBT
SEE WORLD DEBT
FOREIGN IMPORTS
SEE TEXTILE INJUSTRY, IMPORTS
FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO Businesses, n.c.
SEE also industrial development, n.c.
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO INVESTORS, U.S.
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
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2oyiS^~ffg„J°SlS"G^^iI^" °' '°''"-'' "<«STMENTS
BILLS WOULD OAR ALIEN OWNERSHIP
SitU^To^L^NS fSSIir"' "°"' ""^"""^ "•'• '="""-*N°
lJ,tV,r?.iU.'^l!^klr^it IMMIGRANTS HELP ECONOMY
^251?"^? 5 BOOST STATE'S ECONTMY
FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN N.C. SETS RECORD
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
III it^°0 ?^,?r?VirA^^^?3^^'LS^^5i^^ ''"'''''' CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO FRENCH
SEE ALSO INTERPRETERS
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO LATIN
III ti-SO N.C. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CENTER
Sll a\S'§ ?R'?S?tA'fogs''-' '■""'""=- "^5^«""I0N
NO TIME FOR NEW PROGRAMS
COMPUTER DISPLAY
M;f*.l2J'!';f.fS''"oI2^5'H*I^5 FO'EIGN TECHNICAL MANUALS
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FOREIGN MEDICAL STUDENTS
SEE MEDICAL EDUCATION
FOREIGN RELATIONS
111 ttis ?srT'\'i'^''" ''"""^"^
SEj ALSO SOVIET UNION, FOREIGN JELATIONS
ill IttS ^S^I^tIe^"'""''^-^- "^'''cn'"™^
VINTAGE CASTRO
PYE: RESIST ISOLATIONISM
A CASE OF BAO MANNERS
■^"c ''?2n,^?5^?Ar*?l'"C»NS TURN TO ISOLATIONISM
Hci^:c^??yt°„?9I ^l'i° »M6ASSAD1R TO VATICAN
Si'-S; 1"^ Hi'% NOT SPONSOR OF BILL ON VATICAN RELATIONS
'H^k^rHif! "L'5 "0'' SPONSOR IF VATICAN BlCC "'''"'^'^^
N.C. CLFRGY SPLIT ON VATICAN TIES
SEND ENVOY TO VATICAN
FOREIGN STUDENTS
III tl-IH if^l'C"< f'ELO SERVICE PROGRAM
III »LSO DUKE UNIV., FOREIGN STJOENTS
III *LSO DUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOlJSE
"ixjti53Gi"?7;36S?f i?ek"^:;?S'-'' """=" '''"'""'
STUDENTS FROM ABROAD
ASU HAS TV LINK WITH CHINA
ISTFRlSITIn^AF'-?Ji*5'1^2l '■1"'^ "0"^ ABOUT CULTURES
I rllS^fl'S^^!^,'^"" '"^ 8E HELD THIS WEEKEND
LIBf«>*J FACES DEADLINE TO STAY IN U.S.
FAMILIES SHARING HOLIDAYS WITH FOREIGN GRAD STUDENTS
FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO CHINA, TRADE
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO JAPAN, TRADE
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8/12/83
C
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S91
H
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S91
H
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B/10/R3
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H
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9/05/e3
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H
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C
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N
S91
H
7
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N
S91
H
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9/30/83
C
N
S91
H
2
10/19/B3
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N
S9I
H
2
11/03/83
D
N
S9 1
H 2 10/28/83 0 3
H 2 1/30/B3 A 16 N
S 2 4/01/83 A 3 N
H 2 5/12/83 0 4 N POT
H 2 5/19/83 0 ? P N C36
H 2 2/06/83 A 1 1
H 2 a/21/83 0 1 P F C19
H 2 8/08/83 A
H 2 2/15/83 B 1
H
3/18/83
A
4
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5/03/S3
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5/21/83
A
4
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6/12/83
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6/13/83
H
3
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6/20/83
A
4
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6/30/83
H
7
N
S
6/30/83
r
7
N
H
10/23/83
D
13
N
3/07/83
4/15/83
7/20/83
9/19/83
10/06/83
11/13/B3
U/2'i/83
A
5
13
1
9
17
4
3/11/83 A
F
3/18/83 C
N M23
6/3(1/83 A
E
9/09/83 A
N COS
12/20/83 A
E
12/24/83 A
! 5
N
12/25/83 A
1 4
N
12/26/83 C
N
12/31/83 A
L
S 2
4/26/83 A
N
H 2
4/27/83 A
E
H 2
5/12/83 a
N
S /
10/11/83 C
N C05
S 7
11/10/83 0
1 5
N
H 7
12/22/83 C
1 1
S 2
12/23/83 C
N C60
LY/ANNUAL
I N 0 c « 0
12/31/93
SUBJECTS
PAGc i!b
1/17/8',
E
C PG
SEE ALSO N.C.. EXPORTS ,„.„,
SEE ALSO N.C.. FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO tie, FOREIGN TRADE ZO'lE
SEE ALSn SOVIET UNION, TRADE
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
III ItiS "s^! ^Ipo'pis
R^5t:;i''§cg?{°C^^,? iM"?R^S^ fS'IouTH AFRICA
FREE TRADE UP JQ US
TRADE CURBS BACKFIRE
"lll'S^in^^S^^hiNiff lA^Sf FREE TRADE .ONES
''°''lt^''ALSo'DS"RH.M, N.C., FOREIGN VISITORS
"FaSEIGNOELESlllON VISITS Gi<A'4VILLE H
_ HOSPITAL, CLINir
FOREST f IRf S, N.r.
"?|fjlr:iS|^|:.£3S^IJSN ACCIDENTS
IKa^LMSuC^^? F'8U?r'F'?RE THREAT
"""foSJ^Sy^'!^;s'"§?M8?5TS PLAN «.LK
'=°»"f„?";*i^|T?SY'lS DEEP AS THE Ha E
SEwER PIPE RUPTURES
JUST BEFORE JUNE
BRAVING THE COLO
EHRF^T HILLS SHOPPING CENTER
'°''!e'"IlS0 duke UNIV. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
SEE ALSO FORESTS, N.C.
SEE Atsn LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TIMBER
'^yr^LJiPR^^^SoL^SiJ'GET U.S. FUNDS FOR 1ST TIME
FORESTRY MACHINES TO BE SHOWN
FORESTS, INTERNATIONAL
l«L2;^°'sys-i:is>j^!D^^5^s-h^?5y^!TEo
"'liriLSo'^foPEST FIRES, N.C.
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
SEE ALSO LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO T IMBE.1
SEE ALSO TREES
"S f-'oFFICI^f SEE'5o'THREiT*TO NATIONAL FORESTS IN N.C.
G^PSY MOTH EGGS FOUND NEAR BEAUFORT
NCSJ DEJn? farmers «>JST SL^I'MMX^'^gSGHT
SALE Of SOME NATIONAL FORE ST L AND? SOUGHT
h\n] n^i ^^Ss^Js^c^ r "^^^"
^rsEruT?Sti^'p'pS?.Sr?^LE §F nRESTS DRAWS SUPPORT
HOUSE VOTES TO STUDY MOVING OFFICES
Slj^^SSiki^SllSS^&JpS?!??^^ TC FOREST SALE
LAND TRADE SUGGESTED ^„„^,^j
TAR HEELS FUME ABOUT FORESTS
i'.il^H'illl lilinWll ON TESTING OF STUDENTS
COMMISSION OPPOSES FOREST 5AU
sIe ALSO COUNTERFEIT MONEY
3 CHiRGED WITH FORGERY Of WILLS
DURHAM MAN DIED OF »""J« »!- C AJ SE S
RELATIVES CHARGED IN WILL FORjERY
MAN'S DEATH NATURAL
FOURTH ARRESTED IN EORGERY CASE
CASTLEBERRY CASE P«OBE CONTINlES
DURHAM COUNTY WOMAN F*CE S FOR , £R Y CHA
BAD CHeri TRIGGERS -iANK ALARM
5r,ig| It^E^sTA^STf^^rRl? TO DISMISS LAWYER
REASSURING REACTION
,,, - - ■■ ■•■
FO
LflGH JUHY Sk WILL BUMPING CASTLF„ER»yS
ORMEP LAWYER, VANN III. ASKS L'CENSE «EJ"«*', , .,
ANN TELLS LAW EXAMINERS HE W« NTS • TO CL £ AR THE A I
0 DECISION ON RESTORING VANN'S LAW LICENSE MADE
VANN REPORT DUE NEXT MONTH
?;^?LE^E'S??%L%'^S;\M^f.3? T r^DRGERY, ARSON
P.lltl^JSSnilJEfMi^D^rfR^ilGNMENT
H Hi ? ? l^R^'^IlP^ir JSr^O SIGN WILLS
H 2 2/27/03 A 20 N
5 I 5/10/83 3 1 N S83
H 2 5/29/fl3 A «, L
H 2 11/21/83 A A E
I i,/29/fl3 b 1
H 2 ',/07/93 0 A
S 2 8/01/83 A 1
H 2 8/02/83 A 10
S 2 <)/l(>/83 C 6
S 2 2/15/83 B 1
H 2
S 2
<,/oi/n3 c
<./oi/n3 c
6/01/83 D
U/1A/B3 A
P M66
N K90
P T37
P C56
3/16/83 B I
3/16/83 A 15
S 2 7/05/83 A 1 N COS
S 2 10/27/83 C 1 N
S 2 11/30/83 C
H 2 I2/l',/83 B
F C60
N B30
H 2
H 2
H 3
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
9
1
16
5
A
3
5
5
1/03/83 A
2/05/83 A
2/10/83 B
3/16/83 C
3/19/83 e
3/21/83 A
3/22/B3 A
3/23/83 8
3/26/93 A
A/02/83 A
i,/07/83 D
',/18/83 A
<,/19/83 B
4/21/83 C
5/24/83 B
6/1 1/83 A
6/26/83 B
9/10/83 A
9/19/83 B
9/2A/83 a
10/10/93 B 12
12/09/93 B 1
I
N M23
I
N
in
N
q
N
1 1
N
1 ?
N
b
N
3/26/93
J/27/93
3/26/93
3/29/83
3/29/83
3/29/93
3/30/83
3/30/83
3/31/93
4/01/83
4/01/93
4/04/93
4/08/83
4/09/83
4/12/93
4/13/83
4/29/83
5/03/93
5/08/93
5/12/83
5/12/83
5/17/83
5/20/03
5/24/83
6/17/93
6/17/83
6/19/8)
6/18/93
6/25/83
8/01/93
8/02/93
d/04/83
d/19/83
3/20/83
10/04/93
10/04/93
10/05/83
8
1
20
10
11
1
H51
A54
N A54
N F30
N ASA
N
N F30
N 851
N 582
N 532
N
N
N
N 582
E
N
N 046
N COS
N 046
N
N 046
N F30
N 582
N 582
F COS
N
N 532
N F30
N 592
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
i/oi/as -
I N J £ «
12/31/93
PACE 327
1/17/9*
REALTY OFFICE
2 WITNESSES AOMir LYING AT FPST IN Fnsr.tRY CASE
ANALYST: CASTLE3ERRY WILL SIGNATURE FHRGED
TESTIMONY CnNCLUOES IN CASTLE1ERRY TRIAL
CASILEDERRY IS FOUNn GUILTY. ". E T S 33 YEARS
JUDGE GIVES CASTLEBErtRY 33 YE«RS
WOMEN SENTENCED IN CASTLEQERRY CASE
500 OLANK CHECKS TAKEN IN OREIK-IN A
TWO MEN CHARGED JITH FORGING '.HECKS
STEREO EOUIRMfNT STHlEN FROM iUTQ
TWO PEOPLE FACE CHARGE OF FORGERY
MAN [S CHARGED ON CHECK COUNTS
FOKGERY CHARGES ARE FILED
FORMALDEHYDE
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMININTS
SEE ALSO INSULATION
CaSseS^ILLNESs"' ""^ * °'"^^'^° GOVERNMENT BAN AFFECTED ONE DURHAM
formaloehyof leaks at firm
Chemical tank leaks fumes
forsyth county, n.c.
airplane lands at sewage plant
redistricting suit dismissed; dividing counties gets ok
forsyth county. n.c. elections
voters ok referendums
forsyth county commissioners
FORSYTH PANEL kON'T CUT RJR TAX BILL
FORSYTH COUNTY TAX OFFICE
MAMT IT WAS WAS ERRANT
FORSYTH SAVINGS AND LOAN CORP.
iZ.', MILLION OFFERED FOR FORSYTH SCL
FORT BRAGG. N.C.
PARATROOPERS DEPART FOR SINAI
SOLOIER KILLEO
MISSING GIS REMEMBERED AT FORT BRAGG
SlSlfi"^ AIRCRAFT TO BE OISPLAYEO AT POPE
FORT BRAGG SOLDIER DIES
ARTILLERY GROUP PLANS 1ST FULL REUNION
FT. BRAGG PAYS TRIBUTE TO S2N3
GREEN BERETS SENT TO HONDURAS
ANNUAL SPRING REVIEW TO BE HELD BY TROOPS AT FORT BRAGG TODAY
DURHAM TEENS TO TOUR FACILITIES AT FORT BRAGG
BLAST AT FORT BRAGG KILLS ONE SOLOIER
ARMY RELEASES NAME OF SGT. KILLED IN BLAST
iJEi-BiSSIcJs'lJ'I^E ^S.^'T^Jr^S'T^SSI^G'"""^^""- '' ''"''
Shooting of goats suspended
paper says soldiers to take part in exercise
^In^D I?R°gSRS,i^SSrTA^^ETaiE^'G"lEN"Sl^riA°TffE^«''*''* '"'"^ "'" '^•-
WOUNDED TAKEN TO FORT BRAGG
WOUNOFD SOLDIER SAYS ENEMY 'HIGHLY ARMED-
SERVICEMEN HOUNOEO IN GRENADA HONOREO
« SOLDIERS GET COMBAT BADGES
SERVICE HELD AT FORT BRAGG
WOUNDED BEING SENT TO FORT BRAGG
;^§2HlES?%5^gi!S^?^J^"R? JgA^g'foES?" ""^ "^'''°*
£S2!'°5,'^"E^'' 50L0IERS RETURNING FROM GRENADA
M%°e' ?0LD'i'?R'i''?J°?E7fiS,i'' ''*'" "* """^^ '*'°^'^"^ "^"^
GI'S GRENADA DIARY RILES MILITARY
JSrX.t!;E»5S DIARY-WRITER Of WIONGDOING
fSb^i^filiSI^'ifuSi"' "*' "'*' HISUNDERSTOOO
&S°SgT5"!^''^RE'S2g;^' "'"'"* "^" "^"°'
NO REASON FOR DISCIPLINE
J??iT^„nf5i;'-i''i'"*5 KEPT WOMEN OUT OF COMBAT
fiPST^'^^EO OVER LAND PROPOSAL
SOLDIER SAYS NEW HELMET SAVED LIFE
^°?^ y;5-,I"°0''5 TO LEAVE GRE'IAOA
nMl'-ri''?J'?Sol°bS'l'"5 TO BEAT DEADLINE HOME
2"? ''t?noI/°?I,^?*'''' PICKED GRENADA TROOPS
Ni^. TROOPS — 15T IN WAR
«ORE TROOPS COME BACK FROM GRENADA
? §■ ^ s,'\i^^n^l""'«"3S'^Si;?''?s^GS^^jB:!"°" -^""'^^ ^
700 SUPPORT TROOPS RETURN FRO>l GRENADA
""^EnS^i-YE^RSR'ifM'^^PRbigW" "-f'-^ERRORIST FORCE
FORT BRAGG SCHOOLS
NEA TO BE ASKED TO 00 BARGAINING
FORT CASWELL IN WAR AND PEACE I 800< I
ELPIE KNIGHT FEELS IT'S 'GREAT' TO CELEBRATE lOOTH BIRTHDAY
FORTUNE IMAGA2INEI
REYNOLDS MOVES UP ON LIST OF COMPANIES
FORUM ONE OFFICE BUILDING
BUILDING COMPLETION SCHEDULED FOR OCT. 1
FOSSILS
SEE ALSO ANTHROPOLOGY
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
?'S„S"lil f^k^f" ORGANIZE YIELDS MONKEY FOSSIL FIRSTS
<.. 500-YEAR-OLD FOOTPRINTS FOU'lO IN TENNESSEE CAVE
FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
y!!9r?2°-'!'^T SEEKS ways to kee' families together
cS5;s»'K?SEic??''fiirsEfs Tri.T.i.i".r ^°°'" """^'^ «^po«^s
SUNO I A L
POSTER ChILOPEN
sSR*i;s rE'is'^E^'s^Sp'ic'iA^^AT'"^" '" '"^"^
FOSTER Children
SUNDUL ''°'"^''^° "^'^ T"*" ''° CHILDREN
FOSTER CHILDREN STOCKING FUND
SEc ALSO SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
N r
P D
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H ?
M 2
S 2
H 2
5 ?
M 3
DATE
10/05/83
10/06/B3
10/0f./BJ
10/07/63
10/07/83
10/25/»3
1 l/2<l/fl3
12/01/83
I2/01/B3
12/15/83
12/22/83
12/23/83
S
E
C PG
'I E30
N S82
N E30
N S82
N
n S82
N «54
12
1
H 2 5/01/83 C 2 F CI
S 2 7/19/83 0 B N
S 2 7/27/83 C 1 N K90
H 2 7/29/93 A 9 N
4/19/83 A 3
9/23/93 A 1
S 2 11/09/83 A 7
S 2 12/30/83 A 2
H 2 12/0'./83 C 10
H 2 7/21/83 A L2
H 2 1/20/93 B 2
N
S 2 2/15/83 B 6
N
H 2 <./10/a3 A 7
N
H 2 "./21/S3 C 2?
N
S 2 5/17/83 9 B
N
S 2 5/25/83 A 21
N
H 2 5/29/83 A 2 3
N
S 2 6/02/83 A 2
N
H 1 6/03/83 B 1
N
S 2 6/08/83 U '•
N
H 2 6/09/83 A B
N
H 2 6/10/83 A 6
N
H 2 6/12/83 C 1 1
N
H 1 6/30/93 B I
N
H 2 7/09/83 A ID
N
H 2 7/l<,/93 C 10
N
H 2 a/0<,/S3 A 7
N
H 2 8/10/83 A l<,
N
H 2 10/27/83 A 1 P
N
H 2 10/27/83 A 10
N
S 2 10/27/83 C 9
N
H 2 10/28/83 A 1
N
H 2 10/31/83 A 2 P
N
S 2 10/31/83 C 3
N
H 2 11/01/83 A 13
N
H 2 11/02/83 A 9
N
S 2 ll/0<./83 A 1
N
H 2 11/04/83 C 4
N
H 2 11/05/83 A 1 P
P
H 2 11/05/83 A 15
N
H 2 11/07/83 A 1 1
N
H ? 11/11/83 C 5
N
H 2 11/18/93 A 1
N
H 2 1/1 9/83 a 3
N
H 2 1/21/83 A 1 1
N
S 2 1/22/83 B 6
N
H 2 11/23/83 C 4 P
N
H 2 11/24/83 A 22 P
P
S 2 11/24/83 A 4
E
H 2 1/26/83 A 14
N
H 2 1/27/83 A 9
N
H 2 1/29/83 A 12
N
H 2 12/10/83 B 3
N
H 2 12/11/93 C 16
N
H 2 12/11/83 0 1 P
F
H 2 12/12/83 B 1
N
H 2 12/13/83 A 1 1 P
N
H 2 2/14/83 A 13
N
S 2 12/16/83 A 3 P
N
H 2 12/17/93 A 17
N
H 2 7/28/83 0 6 N
H 2 8/09/83 A 6 P N
H 2 4/16/83 A 8 N
H 3 7/29/93 0 1 N
8/28/83 A 1 P
9/30/83 A 13
5 2 2/07/83 B 1 N
S 2 11/10/83 C 6 N
H 2 ll/U/83 C 5 N
S 2 12/03/83 A 3 N
H 2 2/09/83 B
S 2 5/03/83 A
H 2 7/01/93 B
H 2 7/03/83 A
S 2 12/03/83 A
5 P N
1 N M23
2 0 F H45
4 P F
3 N
„ 0 N r M L Y / 1 N,' V,« I-
INDEX
PAGE 329
l/n/B".
, = r-Qr.;TM»';- A CHANC= TO HELP NEED* PEOPLE IN DURHAM
iTo^^jllVVHluLO 'bMNG CHEERPUL THTSTHAS
IJIciSt l5ll TO .10 CHILDREN fU" C';«!5T-AS
GLAD nOINGS RING IN POR MANY FA-IILUS
S5|5|nTS°FOr"fOSTER children -.EED to be TURNED IN QUICKLY
SHARE
pnSTER
SPECIAL TREE
FOSTER PARENTS DAY SET
^°5TER ST. „|RCHANTS
SfNfl TO CLOSE FOSTER ST. 6Ran:h
TRUL: BLOCK nuRHA« STREETS
FOONO.TION FOR SETTER ?f ^ ^I^Tf ■?"" E t^HEH
ihsPITiL LAB IS ACCREDITED
V ^RS^Rr/flVl'^L^ tY^ IgnAL for aid
FOUNDATION FOR »ES|a.CH ON THE .AT.RE OF .AN
sll icSO UsTtTuTE FOR P AR AP SYC^ OLOGY
SEE ALSO J»???,S?^^^'-9S'' PUT TH= FUNDS ARE RUNNING LOU
JSlL^Ii^trE^NS^^CrS-RArN^EfS-FDI^^ILlTY
rAl-APSYin^LSG^'cSiFliENCE SET
FOUNTAINHE.D NEjS .AOULT .pg^STORE,
J,rTfBoS"o'FjSi?nN PROPOSAL ^ IN AIR
Sil^iS Sl^HESrliSic IN STATE .EVUE
?SPiK5orSE?l PINNED
FOUR^HUNOREDTH^ANNlVERSARY^CpnHITTEE
^°"»SErA[?o'5^sr!SSsTITUTION
OUTRAGEOUS SEARCH
FOURTH AMENDMENT ^„.,, -,,,,. t nn
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
OUTRAGEOUS SEARCH ^.^,„j
HIGH COURT RULING WEAKENS
A FREEDOM
FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
"SfttJgE'?'^ i nt'oICay ARGUED .
N.C. SLAVERY CONVICTIONS ARE J
rnuRI HOLDS -"AN DID NOT GET FA
APPEALS COURT VACANCY SPARKS 1
COURT OVERTURNS 6 NAZIS- CONV
rniiRr says cities cannot ban •
C0u5 UPHOLDS fines ON WELFARE
COURT OF APPEALS BACKS DISMISS
COURT OVERTURNS LEAF CONVICTH
Ki r ANNEXATION LAWS ARE UPHEL
^tSoe" l6sSS HIS SUIT ON OORI)
STRAIGHT TICKET VOTING LAW S A I
STRAGHT-TICKET VOTING LAW HEl
COURT UPHOLDS DENTIST'S MEDICA
.2.1 HILL ON JURY AWARD RfRnST
WESTERN ELECTRIC RULING REVERS
COURT UPhoCdS N.C. 'CTIPN IN =
ipPEALS COURT SAYS »6C MUST P»
COMMON SENSE KILLS SUIT
APPEALS COURT RULES N.C. CAN ?
JbuRT ORDERS NEW HEARING
COURT SAYS STORE CHAIN OISCRH
DISCRIMINATION ?ULING REJECTED
U.S. COURT THWARTS EFFORTS TO
ipPEALS COURT UPHHCOS N.C. TRU
N.C. TRUCK TAX UPHELD BY COURT
couJt rejects hutcmins- appeal
N U.S. COURT
PHELO
IR TRIAL
ISPUTE
CTIONS „„,
UNNECESSARY- NOISE
AGENCIES , , ,,
AL OF SEX BIAS SUIT
N
0
itory access
d unconstitutional
0 unconstitutional
10 Suspension
ed reversed
rison hostage case
y black man
xecute woman
INATED
STOP N.C. HOSPITAL SALE
CK TAX METHOD
NGRESS
iRRIOOR
FOX CROSSINGS
^^lE;^?3A!'i;i?Efe'!N''HiNDERS0N
FOX HUNT .,,,,
^11 itso S^D^ioSNTAlN FOXHOUNDS
RIDING TO HOUNDS ,„„„,
FOX HUNTING A CRUEL SPORT
DATE
PG L P OYL
U/19/83 A
11/26/83 A
U/26/13 B
11/29/83 A
12/0'i/B3 A
12/10/93 A
12/16/83 B
MSI
S76
M51
T37
5 2 6/15/83 C 1
H 2 7/03/83 A ',
H 2 7/l'./83 C II
H 2 3/31/83 A <.
H 2 7/02/83 C I
H 2 11/21/33 A 4
i,/li,/'i b 1
',/l4/83 A 13
6/30/83 B 1
9/08/83 B I
<)/22/S3 C I
9/27/83 A 6
11/17/83 C 1
N a30
N M23
N B30
N B30
N J56
N J56
H 2 9/01/83 A 10
S 2 12/17/83 A 2
H 2 1/09/83 D 1 0 F A2n
H 2 1/09/83 0 } '.''il
S 2 3/19/93 A IPO Sa3
H 2 10/28/93 i 1 N
H 2 7/17/93 A 1 » F L<.1
H 2
H 2
H 1
5/31/93
5 1
9/02/83
B 1
9/10/83
a I
P T37
P C56
N L30
3/07/83 B
i,/20/R3 C
7/12/93 A
7/15/93 C
7/23/83 A
7/26/83 A
10/06/93 A
5
?
1 1
?
5
10
23
2 2/22/93 A <.
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
2/22/83 A
6/11/83 A
1 1
3/02/83 A
3/03/93 A
i,/02/93 B
<,/23/93 A 15
4/29/93 A 20
5/06/93 B 6
5/07/93 A II
6/02/83 B 6
6/03/83 A 6
6/17/83 A 14
6/24/93 C 5
6/24/93 A 6
6/25/93 A I
6/25/33 a 1
7/10/93 A 4
7/28/83 B 3
9/03/93 A 1 1
9/11/83 A 8
a/15/93 A 4
10/05/93 A 1
10/11/93 C 4
10/20/93 A a
11/02/93 A l<
12/02/93 A (
12/21/93 A
12/22/83 C 1
12/30/93 A <
9/02/93
9/15/93
9/15/83
12/03/83
12/03/83
12/21/93
12/23/93
s
N
I p
N
H46
in
1
1
N
N
N
1 P
N
046
1
N
646
H 3 7/07/83 B 1
S 2 l2/2''/93 C 1
1 5/11/83 C
Lr/ANNUAL INUtu
1/01/03 - 12/31/S3
tHa fax HUNTING? DON'T HQL C rlUR iiKEATH
STOP THIS C8JEL SPOST
FQX RIDGE APAKTMfNTS
APARr-ENT OevFLnPERS SEfH fUNlS
APARtXENT PROJECTS IN AREA AR-' GIVEN OK ON fINANCING
F&XfIRE INN AND COUNTRY CLUB
SANDHILLS RFSORT UP fOR S«Lf
FOXflBE CLUB SALE BRINGS H.i MILLION
DESPITE SALE OF RESORT, SANDHILLS DOING hFlL
S U 0 J fc C T S
FOXES
FOX CHASMS FSIENOS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: BRINC
EH f^ACK AL I VE
REPORTED BELOW AVERAGE
FRAMINGHAM heart STUDY
SEE ALSO HEART RESEARCH
PATTERNS OF HfART DISEASE IN HOHEN ANALYZED
FRANCE
•CULfURAL IMPERIALISM-
FRENCH ASKED FOR IT AND THEY GOT IT
WE ALL SCREAM FOR ICE CREAM-
DANCE TICKET, FRANCE TICKET?
MAYOR WELCOMES FRENCH DANCERS TO CITY, FESTIVAL
MARKHAM WELCOMES FRENCH DANCERS
FESTIVAL TO GIVE AWAY TWO TIC<eTS TO PARIS
DANCERS WANT. ..ORANGE SAND?
£??!*9**,S!'*'^f'<5 ENTERTAIN WITH VISUAL WIT, IMAGINATION
DANCE FROM FRANCE INTRIGUES
ALL-AMERICAN CITY GREETS OANC! FROM FRANCE
TAKE A TRIP TO 19TH CENTURY FRANCE
MARIN MUSES ON -MAY B-
-"AY fl- IS POWERFUL DANCE
DANCE FROM FRANCE PERFORMANCE MONOTONOUS
FRENCH DANCE: SURVIVAL. EMOTHN AND -TOO BAD-
FRENCH VISIT FULFILLS AMERICA'! 'S DREAM
DANCE PROGRAM BEGINS QUIETLY
FRANCE, ELECTIONS
THE FRENCH ARE REAPING WHAT T1EIR VOTES SOWED
FRANCES IFILMI
-FRANCES- STAR NOT UP TO OSCAR
FRANCHISE BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FAST FOOD BUSINESSFS
STATE HOUSE COMMITTEE ENDORSES WINERIES BILL
iSKlE'SK^r^SA^ii^? \'^V:,.eMiVcJ,dfdy """ "'^^"'" ^'^^ icartoon,
WINE BILL SMELLS ROTTEN
SPONSOR FLAGS WINE-FRANCHISE PROPOSAL
WINE PILL GETS HOUSE APPROVAL
SiSe li^Nj^isE^attL^g^c^iSfl l'aw"'"' '''' "'°" ''' ""^
N.C. CAR DEALERS OPPOSE NEW F-(ANCHISE BILL
WANT A HAROEE-S - GOT A MILLION?
FRANK HOLDER DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
HOLDER IMITATIONS MAKE GOOD SHOW
FRANK PORTER GRAHAM CHILD DEVELQPMJNT CENTER
"!RA'fiPFy?i?-oS\?:^NrSS'S^sAgi'tWf?^^°°"^^°^"^'^^ ■""■^'^^^
HASKINS V. HASKINS
SPENDING FOR SPECIAL STUDENTS IN N.C.
»5,000 IN PROPERTY STOLEN
SJ''"^i?^,°i''t'^^'"'S IN NAVY TO RECEIVE TRAINING FROM UNC
Nfw TREATMENT TO AID LEARNING TO BE STUDIED
EXPLANATIONS SOUGHT FOR LEARNING PROBLEMS
PARFNTS ADAPT TO NEEDS OF HANMCAPPED CHILDREN
DAY CARE WORKSHOP SET ,
FRANK PORTER GRAHAM ELEMENTARY SCh:)OL ICHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
YEARWOOO IS NAMED PRINCIPAL
GRAHAM ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL NAMED
FRANKLIN, N.C.
aOMB THREAT CLEARS HOSPITAL; PATIFNT DIES
FRANKLIN CENTER
I????,"?? i^yf" ""1"^ BEGINS IN CHAPEL HILL
FRANKLIN BAZAAR THIS WEEK
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C.
FRANKLIN COUNTY STORE ROBOEO
BREAK-INS REPORTED IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
5SI"J^^.'^, 9^''"J'E5 ''""BE BREA<-INS AT FRANKLIN STORES
I"9„"»^'*I-IN MEN HURT IN SHOOTINGS
SHOOTING INVESTIGATED
CHAPEL HILL, FRANKLIN ADDED TT MSA
E?!'!J|i!;J'' £9'-'*5 5AY -THANKS, D1CT0R JIMMY-
WELCOME, FRANKLIN, PASS THE BARBECUE
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
I'^SJ ^ii- C;R«NVILLE, FRANKLIN ARE READY TO ACT
3 AREA COUNTIES ADOPT TAX H I Kf
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, UNEMPLOYMENT
FRANKLIN COUNTY FACES HIGHER JOBLESS RATE
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, WATER C SEwFR LINES
FRANKLIN COUNTY WATER SYSTEM CERE-ioNY SET
'""'sEE'ALSO^RofANY"""- °""°°'< BO'ONICAL GARDEN CONCERT
GARDEN CONCERT SLATED may I
FRANKLIN COUNTY BOTANICAL GARDEN CTNCERT
SEE FRANKLIN COUNTY ANNUAL 0UTD30R BOTANICAL GARDEN CONCERT
FRANKLIN COUNTY CITIZEN OF THE YEA>
FRANKLIN CITIZEN OF YEAR NAMED
FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
"°5PITAL DUTIES ARE TAKEN OV E= DESPITE OUARREL
iSi'.'^J, i'."-t„"fi'' "*NKL1N COUNTY HOSPITAL DISPUTE
FRANKLIN BOARD WINS 1ST ROUND IN HOSP I TAL F I GHT
FRANKLIN HOSPITAL BOARD ABOLISHED "="^"'"- '^ "'" '
FRANKLIN BOARD NAMES HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR
FRANKLIN COUNTY COURTHOUSE
GOWEBNOP PRAISES LOUISBURC PRIJECT
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FRANKLIN SI. I C?'*"! t T -ic t -\'*i^ ' iRG= D FIR CARReOkn
?NF"2fE0 VALUES CUrSinG 0EVEL3PHENT
FRANKLIN STREFT TO CL3SE
"'""'FI?ES:''vf"EEi''pi:ANI NEAR FRAN<LlNTaM OESTROYEO
""'^ifEVE^ HirFRANKLINTON FIRKS
gEIrd orG KiLLEn by thieves
JUVENILE Charged in ereak-ins
c^jruHr^R^Nirfifs;; ?fc5i"
'FSSN^fs'^iA-N-jHifGErfN CEHEHRY HA.AGE
FRANKLINTON IQ HOLC HEARING
FRANKlInTON, N.C.i ELECTIONS
I'r'MH^lf st.?t:i'?n2Ss°iL^KTING THEIR GOVERNMENTS
SOLHES OUIPOLLS OPPONENTS
FRANKLINTON. N.C.. MAYOR'S OFFICE
hOL-ES OufpCLLS OPPONENTS
FRANKLINTON eOARO OF CONM I SSI ONER S. ELECTIONS
HOLMES OUTPOLLS OPPONENTS
''""B^^^^Vl^^^rn.. UNTIL NEXT TUESDAY
FRANKLINTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
fJankLINTON fire chief NAMED
"*S°E ALSO CHARITIES
SEE aCso commodity frauo
SEE ALSO CQ-PUTFR FRAUD
SEE aCSO confidence O'^ES^..^.
SEE ALSO COBSUPTION IN euSI'lESS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
111 Itro '.\h:\)."'^oll'l'r1'nl PK.U.
ill Itio l2?;=A.,CE FRAUO
III ALSO MEDICAID FRAUD
III ItIS ;2?1S'f3:l;"S^?aINING F.NDS
SEE ALSO WELFARE FRAUD
^'l f'jr- ;^.^°^i;f^5'}s^^vE cnu.Ts ^^
• M :iP.^L;i^?^?s:4?:?;2'J^.^r?ENTENCE
croMPa Chief fACES SENrF-iCE
^^VB ^^^SISRsjS^yP^^ev, CONVICTIONS
In^E^^^ir^sS^tSfllj M?g=f. DEFRAUD N.C.
HiSigSiV^^SjWirorPitJiil'SsTATE AGENT
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fn'rr?k?^ir.?;t"?^I^?f,^J§"5 following ,«o.,
11 ARE CWA«GaO IN COUNrE«FEI n NC
0UJHA1 JURY INDICTS 3 I'l FORG=D JILL CASE
JURY CHARGES THREE TRIED TO TAKE ESTATE
RESEARCH FRAUD CHECK SAID Olt:=ICULr
If.S -jf* n'J'^J"^'"- CONSULTANTS CHARGED
TWO MfN ARRESIEO ON FRAUD CHA'GES
PIRATED COMPUTER MARE BOUGHT '1 UNC SCHOOL
IJfW P"Or««M «10S FIGHT AGAINST IN VE S TMENT FR AU
rS.'i^"??,"?! CONVICTED, GfTS SUSPFNOED TERM
GOLD, SILVER SCHEMES may niLK INVESTORS
V?°^I„2'Syfl'J """^ f° REVIEJ CONVICTION
\i ^?2?,59^-^"'' COUNTY FACE C= TA FUNDS CHARGES
II INDICTED IN ROBESON COUNTY CFTA pSoflF
J"?l^-S!:'*''"f° '"'■" ARRANGING 'SHAM MARRI
FAKE DESIGNER JEANS SEIZED
lAGES' WITH ALIENS
::?^nrT«iiL"s?T'joR"T3ib^roS '° "^^^^ "^'^ "'"» ^^^^
HER2IG GETS IR-MJNTH SENTENCE
ex-LAWYEl* GETS PRISON TERM
c^'r^'f^jiss c'SjRvrisi%ff^o""' °' '""" "'^""
fIji ?PE3^c^y||°c&^g!i'" '"^''"^ """"
CHARGES FILED OVER CHECKS
SUPREME COURT AGREES TO HEAR ^QBBY•S CASE
STATE TO CRACK DOWN ON FALSE IDS
FRED ASTAIRE DANCE STUDIO
ASTAIRE SEVERS FRANCHISES IN OURHAM, 2 OTHER CITIES
-OMAN UINS OUT OVER DANCE STUIIO OWNER "'""' l- ' ' ' E i
JUDGE REJECTS DANCE PLAN
COMPANY BUYS DANCE STUDIO IN GREENS'iORO
FREE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CAPITALISM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
^^crJt,^" H!!iy:,°^,'*'?'-C""'EL HILL INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF
STEEL WORKERS WINNERS IN L ABO! -C jMP an I ES PACT
SHORT SUPPLY, NOT GOUGING, RAISED PRICES
U.S. CONSTITUTION HOLDS ANSWERS
FREE MEALS
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
FREE TRADE ZONE
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
FREEDOM
SEE ALSO DEMOCRACY
ffS?„9'' ftEOOM KEEPS HALL OF SHAME STANDING
LIBERTY: A REMINDER TO GUARD IT JEALOUSLY
FREEDOM DAY (PROPOStDI
CHAPEL HILL BAPTISTS MARK 'FREEDOM DAY-
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
CHEATING THE PEOPLE OF THE RIGHT TO KNOW
FREEDOM OF REL IGION
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO RELIGION
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY ATTACKED
•HUMANISTS' RUIN LAWS, SCHOOLS
RELIGIOUS FREEDOMS ARE IN DANGER
COURT REVERSES HOME SCHOOL RULING
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
FBI'S FREE REIN THREAT TO FREEDOM
THE FBI AND THE POPE
THE PIT: SAFETY VALVE ON CAMPJS
l"l.V\i ?Pe^rDlKlEj° ""°°^ °' SPEECH
c5lll?,^'EK?=BSro?^SJ^'iSg"'°' "°' * "STRICTION
CAMPAIGN AD SPENDING LIMIT RULED INFRINGEMENT
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC FREEDOM
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO GAG ORDERS
SEE ALSO REPORTERS, U.S.
MOBIL AND THE MEDIA
VITAL STATISTICS: KEEP THEM PJBLIC
PRESS SHOULD RESIST BEING USEn AS TOJL
£i^U^ScS°''^P, J2 J5°^ECT CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
NEwSPAPER-HILLSBOROUGH DISPUTE IMPORTANT ISSUE
MANIPULATION OF NEWS NOT FREEIOM OF PRESS
FREEWILL HOLINESS CHURCH
MOVING IN
FREEZE DAMAGE
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO CROP DAMAGE
SEE ALSO WEATHER, N.C.
HE'S FIGHTING JACK FROST
COLD DESTROYS N.C. PEACHES
?^?1'*2=L5I''I'',?°'"*^ BRINGS BLEAK WEATHER
LATE FREEZE CUTS PEACH ESTIMATES
FREEZING DEATHS
SEE ALSO COLO WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO HYPOTHERMIA
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
COLD WEATHER MAY BE CAUSE OF MAN'S DEATH
•MR. GREEN' JIES IN THE COLD
K;?.f9y^° DEAD IN CAR THAT aU'NED
gn^ ?f"LS'-"5E TO IDENTIFYING 'MR. GREEN'
POLICE SEEKING MAN'S IDENTITY
2-YEAR-OLD-BUY FOUND FROZEN
scR'sis'^E^si^G'^^LTf^MfL"!';;: "^ ""'"' ^"'^°
Sl^I';!'',*"-'-^ NINE IN STATE
fSIIL'^S^SV "*' ''•1-L ON DURHAM
"^JiSR^'^fA^^D^F^R SIK'^s'Se^JS' ""' '^ "'''"' ^^"" 0^ "L°
WEATHER GETS BLAME FOR 27 DEATHS IN N.C.
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THE PICKS
F»ID«» THE 13TH
SEE ALSO PHOalAS
SEE ALSO SuPc'STITIONS
TGIF, EVEN OH THE HI"^ ^.. _ .,
FBIoir The ISTh IS H£«E FOR f^ »»
FRIE'IDLT CUT CITIZEN'S BAHO CLU3
SEc ALSO CITIZEN BAND RADIOS '
C. ^. CLUB SCHEDULES JAXBOREE
GOOD SAHARITANS «« 1 VE G» ATM UOE
Ca CLIia PLANS EVENT to raise FUNUS FOR -AN
HELP FOR SUflCFRT
frienolt CITT CIVITAH CLUo
hElpimg jut
hU;S amaRO
NE> OFFICERS
FRIENDLY CITY KlJAfllS CLUO
PLAHIIN' TI-c
TAKING ChARCc ,,^,,.
CLUP IDENTITY CLARIFIED
■iuSEuA GET CARPET FSOt KI-ANUNS
FRIENDLY CITY SEBTOH' CL'IB
SEE ALSO OuRhah SERTOtA CLUB
nen officers
RECEIVES "ONcY
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HISTORY
FRIENDS OF OLD CARBBORO
SFF ALSO CABR^OROt N.C.
SeI also CARK'aBO. N.C.,
PRE^ERVAIIJN PREaChEO
B^iL^fAiri"!s^hi?:^rTii^^E-AL. pla^ne, says
^n.iv.r.nr^r^i^'iU'r'^'^t^i^ .. duke art .useoh
FRTFNOS OF THt jUkHAH lI^R*RY
SEE ALSn OOpha.- C3UNTY PUBLIC Ll bRARY
';T'I'lSAl^r?iF OF yFaB fob Tri^ BOOK 5«LE
liEMloR Us TSERSris SaS BARThOlONE.
"''*'?IiENOs"If'e«Th poll says -A5TES TOP ISSUE
"'!2Pe£S IrvSrissnciArinN
SEE FBIENDS 3F «£ST POINT
FRIE'IOS OF kEST POINT
SEE ALSP. -EST POINT NILL
t, BPARUS HAVE VACANCIES .r-.irTH:
9 NCHINATFD T? FILL PLACES IN 3 AGc'ICIES
FRIENDS OF kEY-JJIH
OPtN HOUSE SET
IN SOUTHERN PIlES
"""SlrrFRIENO .ILL EVEN RUB OUT YOU. -ISEPT
JUDGES HlTt^uT BCBES
"'lEE'rfsO^EolLl-lS^PE.lPLE GOOD.I LL DELEGATION
"so Tia mIelS TO »IS'I CMIN* _,.,,
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INTERVIEWS FOB trip SET TODAY
FORCE IS ON GO
FRISBEE lGAi«El
SEE ALSO GAMES
FLlfiGIN- fRISBEfS
IN thF SPOTLIGHT:
CANINE CONTESTANT
THIS hEEk'S HIGHLIGHTS
FROGS
FBOG skin: it CONTAINS INGREDIENT FOUND IN LUNo CANCER
FOLKS AROUND HERE: i<ITM THE ic c SET
"°" ^'Li'ls"SEl2G'p3oDS?ED'oA'sEG.EGATnN HISTORY
''""processed FOOOS still have NuTRinONAL VALUE
""si? ■.;lo''cSl"^E.rHER. OUBHAN
SEE ALSO hEAThcB, OURha-j
MlS\cTM ol J^c'/mXIlLY E10S BUT 15 uEaThS PLAHFD on CO.D
FROZEN PIPES RoIN CEILINGS
:i?f^roSN^^;i^g£?LSUE Viiiuni ?ii?ENsivE.
P 0
DATE
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5/13/93 C
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H 2 7/25/fl3 A 5
S 2 3/11/93 A 14
H 2 a/12/B3 A 7
S 2 3/12/93 A 3
H 2 &/03/B3 A II
S 2 lO/D'./fll C 3
S 2 4/0R/93 C 5 P
H 2 10/13/93 C 13 P
S 2 12/01/93 C I
H J 12/11/93 C 16
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S 7 3/18/93 C 14 P P T37
H 2 2/20/93 C 10 P U 078
H 3 10/l»/83 1
H 3 12/07/83 a I
S 2 12/07/83 A 4
H 2 12/09/9 3 6 '.
S 2 U/24/93 0 2
H 2 11/25/93 C 7
4/20/93
9/21/P3 S
12/20/83 A
A 6 P P R91
H 2 U/lO/93 A
S ? 5/16/83 CI N «90
H 2 6/09/93 0 5 N S5l
H 2 12/04/83 £ 10 N
H 2 6/17/83 A 5 II G33
H 2 7/15/B3 « 4 e
S 2
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H 2
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3/15/93 6
3/16/93 B
4/27/93 3
4/23/93 A
a/I0/B3 A
S ? 1/27/93 C
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S 2 6/20/93 A
1 P P N6*
1/30/83 C
7/02/93 C
N lt}0
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H 2 12/08/93 C 1 » F M45
5 2 12/27/93 C
H 2 12/29/93 A
H 2 12/23/91 u
5 2 12/31/93 A
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M 0 .N T M L
1/01/U3 -
INDEX
s u b J E c r s
SP6 ALSO CANTALOuPt
N.C. FauIT CrfOP UFCLINE^
Ir^ni^J'- '" "S OFfEREO BY MUSEUM OF LIFL, SCIEMrF
•T80PICAL Fdu T FreSTA- SET AT LIFE. 5C I FNr F Ml Ht i rM
P«I06 JF RinuEH.Y; HELQ'I CAP?IaL FaJlS ON HAK3"n«2s
FUEL
see heatihg fuels
Fuel shortages
SEE ELECTRICirr, cutoffs
see energy consumption
see natural gas. cutoffs
Fuel stamps
see heating fuels. ftoeral aid to .leeoy
FUELS
SEE ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
SEE HEATING FUELS
FUGITIVE MARRanTS
SEE ALSO WARRANTS
N.C. FUGITIVE IS LOCATED
Two ARRESTED IN HENDERSON
N.C. aRIEFING: HIGH POINT
SiiriSRlt?E5^oK^rG?T!S? t'iill'uV' " "f^^^-ENOING TAS.
FULaRIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
GRAHAM: FUTURE OF U.S. DEPENDS ON KflOWl Fnr.F
UNC ASSISTANT PROF GETS FULIRI GHT GRANT
OS. MfOINA RECEIVFS AHAPO FOR RESEARCH
FULLER 9UILDING
LOCATIONS PtljnuCE NAMES OF SCIOOLS
FULLER MEMORIAL PRFS1YTERIAN CHURCH
PASTOR RETURNS TO FULLER
FUN FEST
SEE FUNFESr (N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE Ario SCIENCEI
FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISI
ng projects
Fund rai sing
t SPONSOR ING GROUPS I
III ItsO sSuCi?iNf "'" COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
9i^yf.} I^f" "f'-'' '"O" PUCKETT Family
SJPI'PS TkY to get FUNDS FOR FAMILY
BENEFIT DINNER SET FOR FAMILY
Ui^TpL^sp^?^''"""Sh=3^''!5FJ?cfJfir5lHICLEs
PUBLIC TV EARNS SUPPORT
S^?SSd" f?°^A'?sl^'foR"?2N2^R° ?,ljVn°''°''° °°'"^'°'"' ""^^^
PnS TDPS GOAL
OPINIONS OF TAR HEEL EDITORS
OEMOCPATS TO JOIN TELETHON
DIAMONDS ARE MUSEUM'S FRIEND. TOO
TELETHON AIMS AT «125,000
TELETHON GOAL SET AT 1125,000
FUND DRIVE SEEKS M25,000
COLI^ECTING FOR CANCER FIGHT
rFin«i'ko^52^^5yll,°i''f" FROM THE FAMILY PICNIC
kENcSS?c£?°?^c?J*''H'"' CHARITY FOUNDATION
IBAOITiaN, CITY TALENT AID DU< HAM FOUNDATION
N.C. AGENCY HALTS SOLICITATION BY BRQHN LUNG ASSOCIATION
FUNDAMENTALISTS
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO RELIGION
FUNDAMENTALISTS ANSWER LIBERALS - 1 TH FIERY ATTACKS
FUNDS
see currency
Funerals
SEE ALSO Caskets
£cf!f?t';n''5°<^ESSI0N DISRUPTED
UpDrflm IL?!.'?!.^?,'" 'tUITAR CASE- COFFIN
MEDICAID RECIPIENTS MAY EXEMPT BURIAL TRUST FUNDS
'"""^iNt^s'T-A^^^^rMS^EU'^ """ ''-'""''
FUNFt-lf"""' "'""^ ^'^ HIGHLIGHT FUNFEST
S!ii Ei^K'^a'T^sj ;i;sE"ii^'"""-"*° ""°" '^' ^^"^^
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FUNGUS
SEE ALSO ALGAE
FUNGI CAUSE MANY MEDICAL PROBLEMS
FUOUAY-VAHINA , N.C,
FUOUAY-VAfllNA POLICEMAN SHODT'; nir.
ODG MOUNDED dY POi: ICEMAN?? SMTTS
FURNITURE
SEE HOME FURNISHINGS
FURNITURE DESIGNERS
SEE ALSO CRAFTSMEN
FURNITURE TO go: ENTERPRISING GRAO STUDENT MAKES AND TAKES HIS OWN
FURNITURE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO BEDS
SEE ALSO FURNITURE MARKFT
C PC L P RYL
"i 2 1/2 2/111 A 1"; N
H 2 1/0<./B3 A !<, N
S 2 a/O'./n] 0 12 N
H2 s/io/njA ^ N
H 2 8/I«/«3 D I P F C19
2 1/11/P3 A
1 2/1D/R3 8
1 6/l7/fl3 U
2 11/17/03 C
1 12/22/R3 B
S 2 6/0'./'13 A 3 N L3e
H ? 6/23/<l3 A 1 e n
S 2 12/31/83 A fl N
5 2 J/2ft/fl3 A 3 P G ED5
S 2 12/31/n3 A e N
1/13/83 B
1/13/83 A
1/21/83 A
2/l'./33 B
3/03/n3 A
3/D3/fl3 D
3/04/113 6
3/11/63 A
3/12/S3 A
3/l'3/n3 A
3/21/83 C
"./oa/ns A
5/10/83 B
5/U/83 A
6/09/83 A
6/09/83 C
6/16/83 B
6/17/83 B
6/21/83 a
7/01/83 A
7/01/83 C
7/29/83 A
8/08/83 A
9/19/H3 A
10/0'./83 C
10/05/83 A
10/18/03 A
11/08/83 A
N T32
N
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N
H 2 8/27/83 A
H 2
1/23/83 0
5
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S 2
3/29/83 A
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H 2
3/30/83 A
8
N
S 2
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4
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H 2
8/06/83 A
5
N
S 2
8/19/83 C
6
N
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4
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5/10/83 6
1
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N M23
5 2
5/12/83 D
7
0
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5/13/83 D
1
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F U66
S 2
5/14/83 A
3
N H2 3
H 2
5/15/83 A
7
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5/16/83 B
1
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P T37
H 2
5/19/83 A
4
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H 2
5/31/83 A
4
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8/17/83 C
6
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17
N
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U/31/S3
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PAGE 31<.
l/n/84
DATE
C Pr. L P StL
c,jF-<;AFe ci:;AiiErrES endorsed
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lUSINU STARTS ^iT "y" IfJoRT M^ AL THY PB Of I T S
rd-'llcnni ilf^Or^alS^^Ef FURNITURE ANALYSTS
•=""'"Jlj5lThJ''sT5DIES AT N.C. LURA'Y
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"^t'eST T«N0 in SACKING out: Tr,E FUTJN
^"'""UTSElN'ifroSl'iN'o.iRY jod:.ing
'"'"|'j"ErS^l.TjSRllED ACTIONS COST ,T .1. MCL.ON
"'"''"lllh GOES T3 TEACHING AMOT ^JTJPE
STUDENTS TO PONDER FUTURE
^^'' ""aTTLE «AGES over GAF CONTROL
"°sII"enIIIl^-ojcation develophe^^t tests
" '^L0^5^HEST^-;:N?snlHR|NS F.R 10-YEAR-OLD DEBTS
VA DUNS HORRIBLY PAST DUE
6«N DONATES 125.000 TO SCHOOL
■^^ ^S^i'"oE|i"sS£^lile«nG CENTER
GAG ORDERS
SEE ALSO CUOkTS
SEE ALSO COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS
• C.
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.C.<
.s.
Photography ,...,
TELEvISITN COVERAGE
m Itsn '.iir-^l-- Sf THE PRESS
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
UytlS.^lfH^:^ Sloig^fSihHTS CASE
^;3Gf?!GH^"s'»S?E? ON PRESS
Gainesville, flopioa
^"HA^i^?/^F?!112tsT FREED FROH J. B
GALL fCflO^ER onE„ ATTACK PUTI GOVERNOR IN HOSPITAL
SECTORS rehdvehSnT's appendix
2?iNl TO HAVE SURGERY SOON
H i L f^.r^55:f.D\F?ETop|^lHnN
Ik.ToI^Rp/urs^S^SS^NT.SG.L. STONES
i GALLING IDEA
''•"■'■'tlORE TO OPEN IN NORTHGATE
"'•'-'rALLEJI'pLAYERS -ILL PRESENT .OKLAHOMA.
oSif.A TO BE PRESENTED
""nr'ALSn BINGO
SEE ALSn GAMES
AT HEAPING
1,/IB/S3 E
1,/11/B-! e
<,/22/S3 B
<,/23/n3 A
<,/27/93 C
9/20/B3 A
ID/31/R3 A
12/05/63 A
2 6/26/83 E 11
<,/10/B3 A
4/17/93 A
<./20/B3 C
<,/22/e3 o
<,/22/e3 B
<>/2'./R3 E
5/29/83 A
9/29/fl3 A
10/13/93 A
10/IT/S3 B
10/21/93 a
10/21/83 I!
10/23/93 A
10/27/93 A
10/27/83 A
10/29/93 3
10/30/93 E
10/31/P3 0
12/35/93 J
1/22/83
2/21/93
3/01/93
3/01/93
6/04/9J
6/05/83
7/17/83
1 n
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S 2 <./29/a3 A 7 N
H 2 12/15/83 B 1
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3 4/21/93 B
I 12/21/83 C
2 10/21/93 A 6
H 2
S 2
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5/15/83 A 22
6/19/93 A 6
3/11/83 A 3
3/13/93 A 16
10/09/63 A 14
2 1/12/83 A
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2/12/83
8/25/83 I
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9/07/93
9/27/63
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l/ni/83 - U/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAGE 335
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GAMBLING PROrtE METS 10 IN N.C.
S?iR?rLibtl§l'-BlS2SJ^ ""^'■'^'"' ""- ^^'^'■■'"5
OPcBATCR CLnsES FAIR
BOARD Ta MEET ON COUNTY FAIR
»*CL0i3'iSirT^^°?h^*''''-""= 'CONSISTENCY
GAMING CHARCJ killed
2t.,?!,'ci,S!sS COUNTY FAIR GAMBLING CHARGE
BINGO SQUASBLf A RESULT OF GAMBLING PARANOIA
GAMBLING INOICTMENTS RETuRNfO " '^""""'ui"
r.AME LANDS
SEE ALSO MUNTISG
FIGHT VOliEO OVER LAND PROPOSAL
GiM6 ROOM (DURHAM SALOON I
TWO SHOT, wnuNOED OUTSIDE Gam; room
GAMES '
SEE ALSO PI'l&n
SEE ALSO BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
SEE ALSO CHECKERS
SEE ALSO CHFSS
SEE ALSO DARTBALL
SEE ALSO FSISBEE (GAmEi
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSn POKER
SEE ALSO TOYS
SEE ALSO TUG-OF-WAR
SEE ALSO VIDEO Games
SEE ALSO WAR Games
FIt''fOr''^ "»N WRITES PLAY-BY-HAIL GAMES
The name of THE GAME IS SURVIVAL
GANDHI IFILHI
•GANDHI'S' STRONG POINTS ARE ALSO ITS WEAK QNFS
CMricJl'^icCLMS"'' "^'-'■""^ "ESENT-OAY NON-VIOLENT PROTESTS
GANOHI ARTICLE MISLEADING
GARBAGE
SEc ALSO TRASH RECYCLING
SEE ALSO WASTE RECYCLING
g'oSSSxSIJpl'f fSr'-^Jl"""'"'' "' '""'" '° "«f "EAM
HEADACHE OR BONANZA?
GARBAGE COLLECTION, OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
ill itfS T^tn^oiTlll ""''" °="-' SANITATION DIVISION
center, wilson firing top pic<s of '92
Garbage collection, n.c.
SEE ALSO chapel hill, N.C.
PAIR FOUND IN TRASH BIN
GARBAGE COLLECTION
Garbage collection, u.s.
private enterprise for public services
CARdAGE RECYCLING
see trash recycling
garbage trucks
garbage truck smashes hole in house
Garden club of n.c.
SEE ALSO Gardening, Durham
SEE ALSO Gardening, n.c.
LEAOn TO JUDGE A FLOWER SHOW
N^?^'SA«'S?;i !£[l§'l;*?°jE2'fejE??3E>';?' '"'""'' ""-^"^'J^TUO'STS
MADAME PRESIDENT --WCMUt.lI
GARDENING, DUkHAM
SEE ALSO BLOSSOM GARDEN CLUB
III tttn "cTuTh l°LTB"n'f S!c?*"°"* '^""
Ifl fJ-IS n.c. BOTANICAL GARDEN
ill itiS pI%\T '''°"' '''''
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s r? S" 's^ajiY-i^?^ '?rj„v:"nur,i ""■^^"-■^^'n^ ^^^-ts
DOOR PLANTS
EES
?t9?.S??„''*'''^^''"S WORK HARD AT DHS
l?I£!*SInN CLUB: VARIETY OF INTERESTS
tJuOFNT^ ES/S''ln'SI CHALLENGE OF GROWING MANY INI
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HOMES, garofms open for rnuR
WORK SHOWS IN PRETTY YARD
GARDEN BOASTS AZALEAS
THEY DO YARD WORK TOGETHER
WELDERS bEAUTIFY DOWNTOWN
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S ?LA^T NAMED OOLLY PARTIN
NTO CMRISTMASES PAST
SUBJECT
GARGc'J CLUB OF 'I.C..
-,lii fi^riiFh,5f^SE^cE „
'^^5r.fMB[l !ii?f?o';s;o 'things from seeos
THRIVES -ITMOUT CHEMICALS
GARDENING. U.S.
GA,<OEN TIME
HOMESTEAD CHORES
""■^fA^S^II-S^kk'SlLrs-SEif STUOe-.TS
"°"St"Lt"A i^oS?"? SIS'^kI'^I doctor a-AY.
'^'"""taTe'^'aGEMCY may bE FINED IN GARNER SPILL
•^'"•^SAr'^TE^A^T^^AK^^f J^lcS?SJ'j^'. AT GARNER HIGH SCHOOL
"'^m^^S CULLECTION AGENCIES
"s5sl^^lh^fSl.lI;?B^t?2Jl7^UufpcpE^;;^^i° -^--" ^'^^^
TirOELfNOUEiiTS FACE GARNI SMMr NT THREAT
hatTI DEVELOPERS HIRE 2 Pj";:^ ,. j^uoS
BUSINESSES, l'-,"'^'^" 'L^""' " ''^' """"^
NCCU TO HONOR TWO FIRMS
'=""' uS'sTEp"> GENERIC CIGaRETT; PROMOTIONS
"^^pVps^Sir JfJ^iSlli ?5Snd unsafe
^ai^L'SMlicST^^I^cliS^rESACHG FINAL VOTE TODAY
GAS Chamber falls
"5 ^si^rc'E'SNiruiis^iLrY^rDis'fiJi'-s drugs, poisons
BLAST VICTIMS IMPROVING
«IL< NS OUT OF PITT MEMORIAL
sH-r,r-HU°:!ii;"«i!sr.';.— —
RES DENTS RETURN TO HOMES
CHLORINE LEAK IS BEPORTED
CHLOR NE LESHS FROM TANK CAR
S SSISI i|igvlJ'^^0S"?^A rNG CAR
s 5i3^^n^u.|sr;cib s propane leak
St5o^sSS%i^S?MST?°SiT 5i 1 ?E, PROPA.E ThREaT ENDS
\ltr,l'oroToV°^.''i\ ??1k^!'t%esearch center
"'?"e?'-also fthanol
SEE ALSO methanol
"!:'^"3ll5if^?.^^SS'f?ST,NG OF STUDENTS
'^"^°'-rD^'T'ir?l\eAOED GAS
"^iy^f^JiSelERY. OURHA-
schools fight gas thieves
Gasoline, unleaded
ADO TAX to leaded gas
GASOLINE CONStBVAlION
SEE ALSO CAflPOOLlNG , , ,.
Ill ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION
CURES NEEDED ON GAS GU22LERS
'="fEriL|g''iNESG{"?ONSUMPT,nN
"auK RAP FOR MOTORCYCLISTS
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3/16/83 A
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7/22/83 3
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9/02/93 A
3/03/83 A
9/04/83 A
3/05/B3 A
8/10/83 A
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3/10/93
a/ll/83
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9/30/83
11/24/83
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li/31/83
SUBJECTS
P4GE 317
1/17/9^
"VKOOOHH!!" - THE AMESICAM «ur O-TI IL E , JFTER THE OPFC PRICE CUT (CARTOON
GASOLINE MILEAGE
S^!,*l-55 AUTOS, ENERGY EFFICIENT
SENATE PASSES MIL?AGE BILL
Cjasqline prices
SEE ALSO Energy, custs
SEE also heating fuel prices
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES
GAS OEftEGULATION IS URGED
GASOLINE PRICES, JURMAM
^^f,J'-|2 JI?''t'^E STATIONS. DURHAM
GAS PRICES FALL
DURHAM MOTORISTS TO PAY FOR MIST OF NEW GAS TAX
NEW TAX HUES GAS PRICES
Gas PRICES BOUND UPWARD
GASOLINE PRICES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIUNS, N.C.
F'iL^"w^^:?'^R^^l?tvsissF'i,c'fNG^°o^^^ESs Vo^i^T.h
!rs^?j?ci^s*?fsr?K^§R'f2^^;!ia'VR^^ ^°" '^"°'"""^'
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DATE C
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3/16/83 A
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3/31/H3 D
6
SYL
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S ? 10/20/R3 C I N C60
2/09/83
3/3n/83
<./01/93
«/02/R3
PRICES AT THE PUMPS
GAS 5e Cheaper than last july i.
Sit "'f^EXifR"?; kill'" ™"' """ ""°'' ""
WINTER FORECAST: MILD GAS PRICES
gasoline PRICES HEPORTED DOWN
GASOLINE PRICES, U.S.
BREAKING ThF CARTEL
OIL OECONTRflL WnSKED— NOW DERFCULATE GAS
G^?°?g?c'rMA; J^L\*A!'",!§S\?";gTli^' '"" '"^ """ "■" '''' '""'OQ^
PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN PRESENTS THE MEDAL OF FREEDOM ICARTOONI
gasoline pumps
firm lays off 108 workers
fire ruins gas pumps, damages car at station
Gasoline shortages
SEE gasoline CONSUMPTION
Gasoline spills
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL spills
SEE ALSO oil spill
TRUCK WRECKS. FUEL SPILLS
CNF. 'lo^r.'f-f!! i"* COLLISION n;ar siler city I
FUEL SPILLS IN Chapel hill accident I
GASOLINE SUPPLIES
SEE ALSO ENERGY, U.S. SUPPLIES
EXPERTS BLAME TIGHT GASOLINE SUPPLY FOR INCREASING PRICES AT THE PUMPS
GASOLINE TANKS
sll JlSO 'FoJo^iTol C0^° "*"" " SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AuTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.s!
Two GASOLINE TANKS EXPLODE
GASOLINE TAXES, N.C.
HIGHWAYS STILL COMBAT ZONE At»USS STATE
WAYS TO MATCH ROAD FUNDS REVIEWED
NEW TAX HIKES GAS PRICES
GOOD l?l FRIDAY
STUDY PLANNED ON STATE'S POLICY OF RENTING HOUSES
S,',o:.2°¥^M?^!?M"-l- ON TESTING OF STUDENTS
DURHAM TO GET »1,57'>,500 OF STATE MONEY FOR STREETS
GASOLINE TAXES, U.S.
SOME TRUCKERS EXPECT STRIKE
APPEAL TO If;NORANCE
rft•T!i^^9f''ISS5 STANCE ON GAS TAX
GAS TAX HITS POOR HARDEST
L|3ERAL FAIRY TALES FROM MOTHER GOOSE
si;:si°saiNS'Mt"5jr °'""*"° '"' ^^*"
s»*L'^5E\^!.^e^oJi%;;'gsfsy'''""^'"
PORK-BARREL PROJECT
IT.T.rdlVohll ;gw?55 "" "''' °' ^^- "5 T"
GOOD 171 FRIDAY
TEMPORipJ tSx?"-" ""*'^ PRESENTS THE MEDAL OF FREEDOM ICARTOONI
P'L TAX COULD STIFLE FISCAL RECOVERY
GASOLINE TAX INCREASE TAKING JS FOR a RIDE
GASTON COLLEGE
COURSE EXAMINES ASPECTS OF UF3S
GASTON COUNTY, N.C.
SOY, U, CHARGED IN DEATH
GASTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
EX-SHERIFF DRAWS FIRE
WOMAN FILES SUIT OVER CAR CHASE
GASrONlA, N.C.
GASTONIA SH3PPING CENTER ASKS BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION
GASTDNIA POLICE OEPT.
GASTONIA POLICE SHOOT MAN
GATES COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS aOOSTEO BY SALE OF CD'IFISCATED EQUIPMENT
Gateway operation
IJNl?oR"S?J?ts'^iJ!:i?'?S;Rg|?'" ""^^■"'^ =""^"
si5rL3tVk^?ALi?rc'K!i^ iSs^E^iv ^""°" '°"» ^°^"- ^°^'" cartoon,
l"k'd p\SSTGil?E'?5^?J'D?Src\:g2^s°' ""•''°°
witnesses: BRUNSWICK SHERIFF 'ROTECTED DRUG OPERATIONS
GEIGER COUNTER
MEASURES RADIATION
GEIGER-BURGER ASSOCIATES
UNC WATCHES FLORIDA SUIT
GENEALOGY
ARTICLES SOUGHT FOR HISTORY BOOK
1/J0/B3 U
1/22/83 A
'./27/83 A
5/25/83 A
6/21/83 C
8/15/83 A
8/3I/R3 A
12/01/83 R
12/il/B3 A
1/23/83 D
2/19/83 A
3/16/83 A
3/17/83 A
<./09/83 A
1/22/93 A 5
3/03/83 B I
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N EOS
1/07/83 B
11/01/93 B
I 12/13/83 B
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5/10/93 A
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H 2
2/05/93 A
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3/05/83 4
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4/03/83 D
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'./16/83 A
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6/11/93 A
10
N
H 2
10/02/93 B
1
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1/07/83 A
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l/Oa/83 A
A
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l/Oa/83 A
A
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1/10/83 A
A
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A
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H 2
1/11/83 A
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L
H 2
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5
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H 2
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11
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H 2
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4
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H 2
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4
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3/30/83 A
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S63
H 2
'./02/83 A
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'./03/83 0
5
T T
P45
H 2
4/09/93 A
4
T T
R56
H 2
4/18/83 A
4
L
S 2
5/06/R3 A
4
L
H 2
6/11/83 A
4
L
H 2
9/03/83 A
2
N
H 2
3/26/83 A
5
N
H 2
1/17/83 A
1
N
S 2 1/26/83 A I 3
N
H 2 7/31/83 Oil N
H 2 2/27/83 A 5 N
H 2 2/13/83 B 12 N
S 2 3/16/83 A 1 N
H 2 3/17/83 A 1 N
H 2 3/18/83 A ATT R56
H 2 3/19/83 A 13 N
H 2 4/23/93 A 5 P N
H 2 5/13/83 b 6 N
H 2 6/02/83 D 5 N
S 2 1/20/93 C 1 P P C56
S 2 12/15/93 CI N B46
H 2 5/23/83 A 5 L
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1^/31/93
S ij 9 J t C I
^REiN"oE?E^nS » CORtl Of H^U5I•JG »E»A»alI»TtON
PEtT^oSpO^llIONcliLUD -BOONI'OOOLE'
F .ilSTE SITES
"■'"WlWlVli'^h"^ .SSE.Xl.LY
PLANT
N.C.
tomns to speak
r.ENERAL^OYNAHlCS^Cn.^^^^ G06E0
r.ENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT TESTS
WALKING lALL
""lle'-A^'so'i'lc'oELtCTPO-aCS CENTE< OF
&E JOINS ChESICAL INSTITUTE
re ^PFNTS H.5 MILLION ON N.C.
11 TO 22kE ne2 TRiNSFORMEPS in
rt ^FFS MORE MICROCHIP SALES
rrtlMBER MEM»c«S TOUR CE fl-ANT
GE TO SELL HOUSE»,ARES OPERaTHN
GENERAL_ELfCTRI
HI
.C. ISTATE .(ESEARCH FACILITYI
FOUNDATION
'^"^HlEL^r.'E'S^NjOYS GIVING INFORMAL SHO-S
CIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
eouate
iIke in phone rates
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N
l/l<)/?3 A «
3/10/13 A
10/35/93 A 1
10/06/»3 B ^
U/21/B3 A 12
N K90
N
N
N
M 2 10/22/«3 A 7 N
H 2 12/22/93 A 7 N
H 2 12/2''/95 A l N
S 2 12/2'./83 A t> N
H 2 U/07/S3 A 4 E
H 2 9/06/83 A « E
2/28/83 A
6/23/83 C
8/05/83 C
9/18/83 0
9/22/83 A
12/17/83 «
2 5/01/83 A 16
H 2
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12/02/83 0 1
12/09/83 0 3
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lUlOMAKERS urilTEU
"'■^«?^.Mrri'S!NS-u[;'^;sr5i\EM3vED
r^«,co»i TELEPmOnF jsn ELECTRONICS :JRP.
SollLE PhOn=S SPREADING
l\\ RESHSFFi S ITS SERVICE »R|AS ., . ^..^CE FOR QUICK...
iBlL^S^^io^^Ll So |S-SC,E.CE TEACHERS
6 TEACHERS TO GET GRANTS FOR 5 TUOY
IIVI:T, C^I^SEe "EOuESTEO
^;s,;in;i^r^e:'"i'T"crsE8o'EsrnR monthly charges oen.ed
GENERAL TELEPHONE ANO ELECTRONICS lO.P.. SALES AND EARNINGS
GTE INCOME UP
rc^fP.L TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST
"see ALSO TELEPHONES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
^tI'Vp'J^ I J?s"D^^gENE"A!? ING GE NER AL MANAGER
rFN TFL NAMES INTERIM MANAGER
^15 p;ONE 3n3KS 3EING OISTklBJTED
rFNERAL TELEPHONE PLANS L AYOF- i
GENERAL TELEPHONE PLANS TO SEEK
^In ?f1: seeks 35X rate HIKE
jr-iElLY^NiS^rth'sIcCEED SYKFS AT PHONE FIRM
5^:rb^ir4i?;^: ^
l\hV',\l 'fZ "hU^E^r'JaTES FILED
STOP phcne "ATE increase -ellular phone system
CFNTEL fI"7,|",SSFSKCELLULA5 phone SYSTEM
hrlkl'ill ^Sb ?;f8lit ? .R PHONES
PHONE franchise UNDER REVIEW
^'^■'"'^II^'A.'?''lFli1cE"s SEE-; AS A PROBABILITY
lV^'AUn\'-M"ou OF franchise FOR GTE
hlhlV'Ts^°-cf,fdl'''!.>'"l' T"E SOUTHEAST NOTICE OF HEARING
GTE HEARING SLATED SEPT. 6 tCCIOE.NT
b?r.iRAi'"L"n"Ri-S iJllIlNcSEASE REQUEST
J»Hj,'N*El:rA?i''Se'Ari'llNNER „^
phonI mmpant plans more jobs
^if/^"!c?!tr^cH^sss^?ESi^:^JoSf?!ksr?H^?i?NG on f.rm
^J^E'l.^^rEiE^HSSE'lurs'irGGETI.S OLD HEADOUARTERS
H 2 <,/29/83 C 6 N
H 2 9/20/93 A «. 6
5 2 5/25/83 C 6 N
1/23/83
1/27/83
2/10/83
3/19/83
<,/21/83
6/22/83
7/02/83
7/03/83
7/10/83
7/18/83
7/28/83
8/09/93
9/10/83
10/12/83
10/21/83
12/17/93
n
n fl L*.l
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2 7/20/83 C 7
1/02/93 0
1/03/83 C
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1/15/83 C
1/27/83 0
1/29/83 A
1/29/93 A
1/30/93 0
2/01/83 A
2/02/83 9
2/19/83 A
2/28/83 A
3/01/83 B
3/05/83 A
3/08/83 9
3/08/93 A
3/25/93 A
3/25/83 A
4/03/83 0
<./l8/83 C
4/19/83 A
5/05/83 A
5/07/83 A
6/05/83 C
6/28/83 H
6/28/83 a
6/30/33 A
7/07/83 A
7/12/83 A
7/12/83 A
7/19/83 9
7/20/93 C
7/21/83 A
7/21/83 A
8/09/93 A
9/07/83 E
9/09/83 A
9/09/93 A
9/13/83 A
9/19/93 D
9/28/83 A
9/29/83 a
10/12/83 A
11/10/83 C
U/U/"3 B
12/16/83 A
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1/17/6'.
Vrri^rii'^k^'^'Hi'l'^'^ CUSTHMER COHTACI SITES
2 GTE CENTESS TO EHPLOV 150
010 wEArHER KEEP PHOhF LINES lUSY'
PHONE PROflLEH COdnECTEO
TROUBLE EXPLAINED
WAS HIT BY CAR
» acMiuK LillitNS MEET
J''9.J''5^- ,"9"'"' *"" °'-° ^""E PART IN WFEKLONC TEST IM DURHAM
G AND TAKING; THEY MET IN THE MIDDLE, BUT DIDN'T HAVE FAR Tn
•riONS MEET; STEREOTYPES DISSOLVE dQrING •GIVE AND TAKE* WEEK
GENERAL TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
PICKET AT CHARLOTTE PLANT SAYS
GENERATION GAP
SEE ALSO Family structure
SOMf GIVE AND TAKE
TEENS. SENIOR CITIZENS MEET
GIVE AND Take - -
GIVING
CENER
GENERIC CIGARETTFS
SEE ALSO C ICaRETTES
NO-BRAND SMOKES SPARK LCM BOOM
tcS ^el^Sii^R^'^FfSl? CIGARETTE PROMOTIONS
!-fJ!'.?5l^iS?5'^- GENERIC CIGARETTE SALES RISING
?^!'c5.J"'*"^"E CREATES A MINOR •QUALITY- DEBATE
GFNEBIC PRjnuCT: TOBACCO PROGRAM ICARTOOM
SEAL HELPS SELL NO-NAME CIGARfTTES
m Pj^t "|»1-''H IS SEEN HINGIMG ON EXPORT TRADE
LCM GFNERIC SALES TO HIT K.50 MILLION
i-iS ^"NSIOERS ENTERING FOREIGN CIGARETTE MARKET
tcMc2°^lc;'. ?t'^ TO ADD 3RD SHIFT DESPITE WORKFORCE RISE
FEWER DEFAULTS ON HOME LOANS IN THIRD QUARTER
GENESIS
THE bEGINNING: WAS THE BIBLE UGhT all ALONG?
GENETIC COUNSELING
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
DUKE TESTS REDUCE ANXIETY IN PREGNANCY
GENETIC MATERIAL MAY HELP GAUGE BIRTH RISKS
GENETIC ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
GENETIC ENGINEERING: PERFECTION OR PLAGUE?
LEAVE EMOTION OUT OF SCIENCE
GENE-SPLICING TO BE NEW N.C. HIGH-TECH INDUSTRY
GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO AMNIOCENTESIS
SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO CHROMOSOMES
SEE ALSO ONA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
NEW REGULATORY GENES FOUND IN CORN
DUKE WORKS ON NEW TEST FOR DISEASE
PS'^-fl^O'ES SUPPORT ALCOHOLISM INHERfTFO
GENETIC ENGINEERING: PERFECTIDN OR PLAGUE?
LEAVE EMOTION OUT OF SCIENCE
00 CHROMOSOMES HOLD THE KEY T3 CONTROL AGING?
SCIENTISTS ISOLATE HEMOPHILIA DEFECT
EMBRYO EXPERIMENTS PRODUCE HALF SHEEP.
HEREDITY SECRETS MAY BE UNLOC< ED
PyM»'>9'-*'fS GENE LINKED TO 5ENETIC EXPRESSION
CONTRACT SIGNED FOR GENETIC ANALYSES
HALF GOAT
GENETIC SCREENING
NEW OBSTETRICAL SERVICE OFFERED
GENITAL WARTS
SEE ALSO WARTS
OUKE USES INTERFERON TO TREAT GENITAL WARTS
DOCTORS AT DUKE USE INTERFERON TO TREAT WARTS
GENIUS
SEE CHILDREN. GIFTED
GENIZAH FRAGMENTS I BOOK I
FRAGMENTS MAKE RECORD OF LIFETIME
GEOGRAPHY
GEOGRAPHIC IGNORANCE
GEOLOGY
GEOLOGISTS Say STATE'S MOUNTAINS NOT OLDEST
GEOPHYSICS
GEOPHYSICIST TO SPEAK AT OuKE
GEORGE w. KANE, INC.
EQUIPMENT IS STOLEN
GEORGE WALLS AND THE INSPIRING GOSPtLTONES
SEE ALSO GOSPEL MUSIC
GOSPELTONES SING IN NEW YORK CITY
GEORGE WATTS MILL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
RTI STARTS SCHOLARSHIP
GEPRGE WATTS SCHOOL
CITY SCHOOLS BEGAN IN IBBJ
JS?iii^?ir'NlS^&"lT'3A??^'s^SonL""'"'' ""'^">»'- «^ "'TTS SCHOOL
2?Tl?KE°iJJ5A^^rfD" ''"* '' '^"^"'
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS
GEORGIA TECH, b'.-SB
TAR HEELS RALLY, ROLL BY TECH
GEORCIA TECH SPORTS. BASKETBALL
CREMINS GETS STAR RECRUIT
MYE*Rs"lE?s'p"cK*S-'2l"DV^R''tE-H'"''"' TRIUMPHS 60-53 IN TRIAL OF ERRORS
WITHOUT OERFCK, STATE ALTERS GAME
;'??2^?A,SE?'*"*5 '"'OVE TOO MUCH FOR GEORGIA TECH
•INDREOIBLE^ JORDAN PUTS TECH AWAY
MYERS TOTES SCORING LOAD AS W3LFPACK DEFEATS TECH
= £9AI-SiII'-J,"'' '"f BABES: DAWKINS, PRICE LEAD SQUADS
BRADFORD'S FTS SPARK TECH OVE^ OUKE
DUKE'S LAST-SECOND CHANCE FAILS
TECH EDGES WAKE, DESPITE MISSED FTS
S
I T
N F
E
L Y
P D
DATE C
PG
L P 6YL
S 2
12/17/83 A
5
N C60
H ?
u/i'/ns A
3
N
H 2
12/2')/93 A
I
N
S 2
12/2<)/83 C
1
N C60
H 2
12/30/93 A
6
N
H 2
U/D2/S3 A
9
N
H 2
3/l',/83 D
<t
E
S 2
3/16/63 A
1
N J06
H 2
3/17/83 B
1
P N 891
H 2
S/20/B3 C
1
P F 681
S 2
8/22/83 a
1
P F J06
H 2
1/19/63 A
9
N
S 2
1/19/83 A
N S93
S 2
1/21/83 A
£
H 2
1/22/83 A
N
H 2
2/02/S3 A
10
N
H 2
2/08/83 B
N L'.l
H 2
5/12/83 A
20
N
H 2
5/20/93 b
N CI
H 2
5/29/83 A
21
N L^il
H 2
5/29/83 D
T T R56
H 2
10/27/83 A
1 1
N
H 2
10/30/63 D
1 1
N
S 2
10/31/83 A
N
H 2
12/0'./83 D
10
N
S 2
12/05/63 A
N C60
H 2
12/09/83 A
23
N CVl
H 2 <./09/63 A 1 D N
S 2
H 2
8/31/93 C 1
9/Q1/83 A 10
H 2 6/15/93 A
H 2 6/15/93 A
S 2 8/26/83 C
S 2
1/ 3/83 C
N
S 2
3/ 5/83 A
N
H /
5/ 5/93 A
N
H /
6/ ,5/83 A
F
H /
6/ ,5/93 A
1
H /
7/26/93 A
N
H /
9/11/93 B
N
H 2
11/12/93 D
F
H /
12/19/93 A
N
S /
12/23/83 C
N
H 2
12/27/83 A
I 1
N
H 1 ii/ia/93 a 1
S 2
H 2
7/22/83 C
7/26/83 A
H 2 10/30/83 D 3 P U H45
H 2 2/18/83 A 1, E
H 2 7/2',/83 C 7 N
S 2 U/26/83 A 3 N
S 2 12/06/93 A 3 N
H 2 9/12/93 on N
2
11/22/83
A
1
N
2
3/2<./83
C
1
P
G
E05
2
7/10/93
C
6
N
2
8/09/83
B
1
P
N
R8I
2
9/09/83
C
1
P
N
COS
2
8/30/93
B
1
P
P
S76
2
3/12/83
B
2
N
C52
2
10/02/83
C
1
M
S91
2
1/07/83
3
2
N
F25
2
1/09/83
b
5
N
M71
2
1/16/93
3
1
P
N
S9I
2
1/17/83
0
t*
P
U
P55
2
1/30/93
8
1
P
N
S91
2
1/31/83
0
2
P
U
018
2
2/03/93
D
1
N
2
2/09/83
B
2
M
C52
2
2/10/93
0
1
N
2
2/10/93
B
1
P
N
2
2/13/83
b
I
N
MONTHLY/*
INDEX
12/31/83
5 U B J e
I
i
S
BLUE CEVILS BnH8 TECM BEHIND TAHKINS. »LARI
^'°5" 'tl.^S ^H?^rs°^ST TECH
civs. 96-67; VIRGINIA "OUT S J» CK E TS. . ;
knnHY CReSiNS IS TOP COACH IN .WRITERS" POLL
2?CE. "renins EARN aCC HONORS
<PeI ENCEO VFIS. TQUTEn NEWCTHfR
5sEPH-S DEVELOPMENT CRUCIAL TO T
B09B
PR"
i
JOSE
S 30LSTER lECH HOPES
ECH
ESS GA. TECH COACH
GROUND GA.w -...-- ^^^j-,
0OOL6VS TEAMS THE SAME7
CRUM FINDS BALANCE
JACKETS DUNP -PACK, 20-10.
il'olin ?^CH '^PAEN^V FINOS PLUM IN OE-BERRY
•MEDIOCRE- «OLFPACK LOSES *"' ^
curry: TECH'S HIND ON 2-1 ACC HARK
SLOAN WARY OF 1-6 TECH
!J-b?LJ?? ^f^o^^urr -IN
rorN/J'rLt^Y'B^^-N S D HPRESSIVE
-^°°'5^'rjXuN?^°i^skR^^'irsfi?i;::^^?MfTRfc"iai?'''
.c. itis rErs%orj;ipruSw:°aERUTR.c unit
If !il ilEiij j |;!ltSS c.-,
DUKE GETTING VA FACILITY
OUK.E HILL GET UNIT
VA GETS PROGRAM FOR ACEO
GERIATRICS
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ■■ "" " "
SEE
SEE
ARE
3SPITAL.
AGING PROGRAM
"'*'"S^?SA)i}0N"lSE5Y°RECEl56S 8RO<iZ6 MEDAL IN COHPETITIQN
"""SSrEE SoRE'Fuis TO BE SHOT IM N.C. IN COMING MONTHS
""'^LSU°S 'oiyA'll'il US^NT ROAOS
GIBSONVILLF,^N.C..^ELECTIONS_^^^^^ ELECTION
^"^ '^^SctTcan' OBSCURE ARTISTIC TRUTH
""^^oi^PAJ^Sll^Slir^N 'UTOMOncE DEALER FRANCHISES
^'"sli 'cKltgSrN. GIFTED
""^Y^lUrBi^girSSSES^N PAY RAISE
""1ibiS?^"sfSE^^^|gci\&^?^^r""-'^
'^"'"S?RfE*R SCE^i'lS DELICIOUS
"""Ot^bSril^R'SJ'^ol^SiiJSiL COOKIE SALE
'stSSr?§oS??s'fnrD'l? shoppin: centers
i?gSrs'?^LrB^A'T?°VirT anniversary
^Si^IclS'SED cross division H3N0RS ITS FOUNDER. VOLUNTEERS
BELLY dancing
IrT FOR HEALTH'S SAKE
yOUTH GROUPS' ""NKS GROW ,„. ,f„(,nL SCOUTING PROGRAM
iANOlCAPPED CHILDREN ENJOY I^J^YSg OF ENTERTAINMENT •
^DlJi"G^ASifTE'li!?15E'.rs^0u!<^S' DURING COLLEGE
-HELPING HANDS"
VOLUNTEERS HELP GIRLS
FOR THE BIRDS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS HEADINGS UNOE R I ND I V IDUAL
^^^n5VS?»rrH: E^ Pl^G^ . 'c P/U^E BIG SU VICTORIES
•THEN HE SHO,<E0 'EM. UE HADE II.
it,'ihVi<"l ^""ts SLIP PAST PERSON
5?Sl"?H^rFt^?^L:^'eMl!S"o^ TOP OF BIG SIX GIRLS R.CE
^si??r''ilSs'"lRREN NAMED BEST IN^MG 6
'^""•^RE'oi'FOR GML'S STATE.
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N E
S
£
1 T
L Y
P 0
DATE C PG L P BYL
H ?
2/27/83 D
I P N M71
H 2
2/27/B3 a
3 P U 071
H 2
3/03/n3 0
1 N
S 2
3/03/83 B
1 P N
9 U F25
S 2
3/12/83 A
H 2
3/13/83 B
I N C52
S 2
3/15/83 B
2 P N
H 2
3/16/83 B
2 P N
H 2
11/23/83 D
^ P '' „■>>
H 2
12/07/83 B
2 N M71
H 2
a/28/83 G
6 N
H 2
8/30/83 B
2 P F S91
H 2
9/21/83 0
1 P N S91
H 2
10/03/83 B
2 N
S 2
10/03/83 0
^ P f ?i?
H 2
10/04/83 B
2 N S91
1 N F25
S 2
I0/0'./83 0
S 2
10/05/83 0
I P U 01 9
H 2
10/09/93 C
I N C52
H 2
10/10/83 B
2 N
<, P U P55
S 2
10/10/83 0
H 2
10/25/93 B
5 N
S 2
10/25/83 0
1 P N 018
H 2
10/29/83 C
1 u 071
1 P N C52
H 2
10/30/83 C
S 2
10/31/83 0
5 P U P55
3 N C52
5 P N DIB
H 2
U/01/83 B
S 2
U/01/83 B
H 2
U/13/83 C
3 N
H 2 12/11/93 C 14 N
S 2 12/12/93 C ^^
H 2 12/28/83 C 4 N
H 2 12/13/83 B l"! N
H 2 lO/lA/83 All N
S 2 8/19/83 8 1 P G
H 1 11/10/83 B 1 N
H 2 9/09/93 D "• U S66
H 2 7/06/83 b <. N
ShIm gTrl WINS TOP POST
, .Bl S STATE TAPS 2 PUP ILS
siALL ELECTED GOVERNOR
H 2
H 2
1/22/93 A 5
6/26/83 0 10
H 3 1/26/83 B 1
S 2 6/02/83 A 3
1/28/B3
1/30/83
2/10/93
S 2 12/21/B3 C 15 F
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H
1/12/83 C
2/08/83 A
3/02/93 A
3/08/83 B
3/09/83 8
3/l'./93 B
3/15/83 A
3/24/83 A
3/30/83 A
4/06/93 A
i,/0B/83 B
4/26/93 A
5/13/93 6
6/13/93 B
7/29/83 ■
11/30/93
9 P P S76
8 4 P P C56
A 8 P P 576
SCHOOLS I
1/21/93 C 2
1/23/93 B 2
1/28/93 C 3
2/01/83 8 4
2/11/83 C 2
2/19/83 C 2
2/26/83 A 9
2/27/93 B 7
3/02/83 6 3
3/26/83 B 3
U/23/93 0 14
12/16/93 C 2
12/19/83 B 3
S 2 6/02/93 A 6
H 2 6/19/93 C 5
S 2 6/20/93 A 5
S 2 7/04/93 a 6
monthlv/annua
L INDEX
3 - ia/31/S3
githens junior high school
psesemts peacock
SIIt^l^5 RELEASES SECOND HONOR ROLLS
EXPLORING ART
JIIHENS STUDENTS GET CAREER CLUBS AWARDS
TREAT FOR A FRIEND
GITHENS LISTS HONOR ROLL
5!JKi»l SJ.!i3^^J ""' ''' '^"- ■" """ "^'^5T
SIX GITHENS STUDENTS GET SCHQIL AWARDS
GITHENS RELEASES LAST HONOR R3LLS
GITHENS HONOR ROLL LISTED
TV FILM INCREASES STUDENTS' ATOM WAR FEAR, POLL SHOWS
GLADIOLI
SEE ALSO FLOWERS
TAR HEEL FARMER TURNS GLADIOJ.! INTO CASH CROP
GLASS
see also shatterproof glass corp.
see also stained glass windows
see also windows
vehicles' tinted windows are jnpopular with police
class blowing
glassblowers meet
Glass recycling
SEE ALSO RECyCL INC
recycling bins set UP IN PARK
PANEL RECOMMENDS MONEY FOR RE:yCLING
GLAUCOMA
8LIN0 GIRL HOPING TO SEE IN O'JRHAM
BRAZILIAN GIRL TO HAVE ?ND Ey= OPERATION TODAY
SURGERY HELPS BRAZILIAN GIRL SEE
MANY PEOPLE HELPED BLIND GIRL
GLAUCOMA CAN BE INHERITED
GLAUCOMA SCREENING
COMPUTER DIAGNOSES GLAUCOMA
COMPUTERS FIGHTING GLAUCOMA
GLAXO INC.
GLAXO INC.: UD-YEAR-OLO DRUG FIRM MOVES U.S. HEAOOUARTERS
ikti°n^^^^^r^^V KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT CONFERENCE ""™U"<'ER5
MORE DRUG COMPANIES MAY MOVE TO NORTH CAROLINA
GLEANING
l'yi¥,";;5AorjII "l"*- "'"^^ to see farmers get tax break...
LEGISLATORS SHOULD APPROVE GLEANING BILL
ALLEVIATING HUNGER
HOUSE VOTES TO REMOVE POWER FIRMS' EXEMPTION
?nuSV,fi^'-5„SS^^ ^° ELECT STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
COMMITTEE APPROVES REVISED BILL ON LANDFILLS
GLEN ^fX¥JJ5^=^LF^SERVICE STATION CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
MAN HELD IN ROBBERY OF STATIOV
GLEN RAVEN MILLS IBURLINGTON, N.C.I
GLEN RAVEN BUYS MILL
GLENOALE HEIGHTS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
GLENOALE HEIGHTS PLANS OLD FASHIONED BAZAAR
GLENN SCHOOL
MORGAN RETIRING JUNE 30
HANDICAPPED CLASSES AGAIN TURNED DOWN
GETTING AC3UAINTED
GLENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
EX-PTA TREASURER CHARGED
PTA TREASURER FACES EMBEZZLEMFNT CHARGE
RACIAL IMBALANCES CONCERN CITY SCHOOLS
GLcNwOOD PLANS FAIR
GREAT GLENWOOD FAIR SATURDAY
FAIR FUN
rt*2.',^^Stl''K"'5,"' ^°''E7 "'"O" 30YS. GARFIELD...
9i?^"?H2.2'Jm-'^"'"''3SE "OtlM SEEN AS NEEDED
TASK FORCE LOOKS AT SCHOOL NEEDS
GLIDERS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SUNSET FLIER
GLOBAL JODO REPORT
EVIDENCE: HEAVEN AHEAD... OR HELL
CARTER EDITORIAL 'ASININE-
GLOBAL TOMORROW
GO SPEEDY-0 IROXBORO ROAD AND EAST CLUB)
lo'akii ^t?s^;'5J^2=3Ar^^s^'*^- "°" "°8"«''
GOAL POSTS
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
AND THE POSTS CAME TUMBLING DDwN...
GOATS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SET
SHOOTING OF GOATS SUSPENDED
GOATS TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED VILLAGE
GOAT IS MOTHER FOR RACCOON
SHORT, BUT WIRY
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WITH THE PET SET
GOATLY GRIN
GOBBLEDYCOOK
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
CLASSIC GOBBLEDYGOOK
GODFATHER'S PIZZA ICHAPEL HILL BLV3.1
I''19rc"J''9i?.S"'" ROBBERY OF RESTAURANT
,^.f *9f»'^"*'"'E' 'N RESTAURANT HOLDUP
CASHIER THROWS POT AT ROBBER
?}?iJ.,?'-*9E ROBBERY TRIAL IN <■ TH DAY
STUDENT ACQUITTED OF ARMED ROBBERY
STUDENT ACQUITTED OF ROBBERY
GODFATHER'S PIZZA (N. OUKE ST.)
PIZZA OVEN, TWO GRILLS STOLEN
TO TRIANGLE
PACE 3<.I
1/17/8',
S
E
C PG
Z/26/B3
3/0<>/83
3/2',/83
<,/0l/n3
5/10/83
5/11/83
5/13/83
5/26/83
6/21/83
7/08/83
12/01/83
12/02/83
12/03/83
A !<. P P S76
5
3
<,
2
12
',
1
6
5
1
7
17
S 2 6/08/83 B <. P F
S 2 5/03/83 A I N S83
S 2 5/31/83 A 6 N
H
2 U/0<)/83 8 1
2 11/11/83 S 1
3/15/83
"f/U/SS
6/30/83
8/02/83
9/14/83
1D/D6/83
12/15/83
12/22/83
N
N S51
F 830
N BJD
N 830
6 P P C56
2 '?/0<./83 D ID P F L«l
2 10/09/83 0 12 N CI
2 10/21/83 8 6 N
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
5/23/83 B
5/25/83 A
5/25/83 A
6/08/83 8
6/09/83 A
6/10/83 a
7/18/83
7/29/83
H 1 12/31/83 8 1
H 2 10/05/83 A 6 P N
H 2
H 2
H 2
5/18/83
6/D7/83
3/30/83
A
a
B
8
1
1
P
N
N
P
W2<,
S76
Si
H 3
11
S 2
H 2
H 3
S 2
3/12/83
3/12/83
9/28/83
9/28/83
9/29/83
10/03/83
11/09/83
12/22/83
12/22/83
B
A
8
C
B
C
B
B
A
1
17
1
1
1
1
6
1
12
P
P
N
N
N
N
N
P
N
N
N
H90
F70
H90
H 2
6/17/83
B
1
P
P
T37
H 2
H 2
H 2
6/09/83
6/12/03
6/21/83
A
0
A
5
4
E
L
L
S 2 10/05/83 C 1 N
H 2 1D/D6/83 All N
2
11/22/83 8
2
P F
M71
',/l5/83 B
S/Oi/as A
3/21/83 a
9/03/83 A
10/03/83 C
11/29/83 B
12/17/83 A
1
7
6
1
1
1
6
0 U
N
N
P N
P P
0 U
P P
J56
M66
T37
H 2 5/27/83 A ",
3/l'./S3
3/l'./83
7/18/83
9/23/83
9/27/83
9/27/83
N F30
N
N F30
H 2 6/25/83
H 0 N T H L Y / » --j;^^/,,^ .
I N 0 E n
12/31/B3
SUBJECTS
PtSE 3<>2
l/lT/a*
GOLD, SILVER SCHEMES M»» BILK INVESTORS
"'■° i^lN^ONEO TREASURE SAID FQUNO IN SHlP-RECK OFF TaR HEEL CHAST
"^" t^ii^^^l^U. COINC SOUTH, OFFICIAL SAYS
^'"-° ^HREE^iRRElTlo^^fTER SCHOOL BOS SAID HARASSED
=°'-"mlOeJ belt FAIR OPENS HONOAY
rnt ,TFN BELT MANUFACTURING CO.
SEE iLSC AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
SoSIISI iEREE'To'SES'^YEAR UNION CONTRACT
"^"^SF^sru'RiN^^slFris'RSsBlEr'^tlOO ^ cash, CHECKS GONE
Sew Ses"urant TO HIRE no hwhers
GOLOEN^CORRAL^CORP.^^^ TEST OF J'.-HOUR RESTAURANT
"^§1? '.mihVf'^»^ YEAR-
'^°'-°''piEDHONT-S CLIMATE SUITS ORIENTAL GOLDFISH FARM
""1W?fSA^!?0^^SR:?;NCER VICTIM
iafA briefs: GOLDSBORO
sIa5 treed by scared POLICEMAN
"'■"ggJSsBOR8-SC^S3?°sSlT SET MQN3AY
5uOGE hears SOLOSBORO SCHOOL SUIT
YEAGER CALLED IN SCHOOL SUIT 5^,,
J|l3l°FI^lii: ? J^LSrB3»"sCHOaS°5oSGHT MERGER
r^ lE^Si?N^^^^G§L5?BU3°?U^iI SUIT
iFAclRSAYS-AjNE SCHOOLS FOLLOW LAW
TlliyfyP^^i^EN?-5?il^iSE,S IN CLASSROOM
GOLDSBORO CHR I ST I AN SCH01L S
Jj^Na^SSf K^ to Ri/C^ S .SCHOOLS^^,^ ^^„^„^,
^S^JIc^lihin ^^^ ' C °if t. 's ".'ul^^oi^^N TAXES
-""BOJS ^0 I^ < ? bif? 0^. PRIVATE SCHOOLS
THhai fAX^BSE^S'SSLING^HAsVlfT^E IMPACT SO FAR
'^°^"s?;?p';^?r'Hi^"ioiKri5upN „„
MISSING CHECK FOUND IN N£-SPA»ER
NO SURPRISES IN ACC VOLLEYBALL
S I T
N E ELY
P 0 DATE C fG L P BYL
S 2 7/12/83 A 1 N T32
H 2 10/22/63 A 5 N
S 2 7/l',/83 C 1
H 2 7/15/83 B I
H 1 12/21/83 C I
H 1 9/29/83 B 1
H 2 3/03/83 A 19
S 2 3/03/83 A 6
N K90
N S5l
H 2 <./22/83 B 5 N
S 2 7/06/83 CI N T32
H 2 7/07/83 All N
S 2 12/02/93 B *
H 2 2/12/83 A 4
H 2 3/19/83 A 13
H 1 6/16/83 S I
H 2 9/15/83 C 6
1/16/83
1/17/83
1/19/83
1/19/83
1/20/83
1/21/R3
1/28/83
1/29/83
1/29/R3 B 12
<,/0l/83 A 6
1
15
fa
2
1
12
5/25/93
5/25/B3
5/25/83
5/26/93
5/27/63
8/10/83
U/03/83
11/04/83
1
17
13
3
9
OOLOSTON.^N.C.^^^ IN GOLDSTON
GQLDSTON. N.C.. ELECTIONS^^^ ELECTING THEIR GOVERNMENTS
TiO ilN POSTS IN GOLOSTON
^°'-\^c .nn ALL-ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE GOLF TEAM
III iVIo Carolina" GOLF association
111 i[l° cJrOUNAS OOLF Hj.l.OF.FAME ^^^^j,,,, p,a..„ OOLF C TENNIS TOURN
SfE ALSO OUKE UN V. ^^'LOREN S LAiM ^^^^^
III itt§ • / ij Cs irHrA:f:;'GOLF classic
ill 11 :; H;i!i;!si&i""""-"- ■■'•'
Ill IlSO masters golf TOURNAMENT
ItIS !:iS?H"At.^O°?%r.S;}^^,, GOLF TOURNAMENT I-OMEN-S,
i Itl ^^. ^^^l0§|in:?^ip5c TION^CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO PREP I|,'"S. GOLF l^tt ; l 3u ^g j^j^g^j
Hi ^ i?i; P I f P s^'?rs^rr:o.NAMENT
111 itIS SSl:JI5c?iSvnATI§NAf°S0LF TOURNAMENT
\h->oU°sl\ bi?ll V.'.-::l\lotrJll. A PROBLEM
3iil, S^S^Sr^^St'So; S5o cc
Si^?i'fTA?^'2^E^I S; r?.URNEY
MS^EYl?'I.SEi^-EN^'' "S? OF NINES HALTED
^^^S°J5^Sp?S"M1!d'I?6u*T ?>'^R cfNsIS'ElfNG SCHEDULE DIFFICULTIES
tSorS"s LGOKING TO -ARM UP U • 93
2 9/l<./93 C 12 N
2 3/16/93 A 2 N
2 11/19/83 D 2 P N
H 3 12/10/83 C 1 N
H 2 U/06/83 BIN
H 2 11/09/83 A 9 N
1/05/83 B
1/23/93 a
1/30/83 6
2/06/83 a
2/11/83 9
2/27/83 B
3/06/83 3
3/13/93 9
3/20/93 a
3/27/63 a
'./03/93 6
i>/17/e3 B
>,/2i./93 9
5/09/83 a
5/15/93 B
5/21/83 8
5/22/93 8
5/23/93 0
5/29/83 a
12
1 5
N
N P07
1 1
N P07
A
N P07
1 1
P N P07
1 ?
N P07
N P07
N P07
N P07
7
N P07
N P07
7
N P07
R
N P07
7
N POT
1 ?
N P07
P F P07
7
N pa7
P U C09
6
N P07
L Y / A N
I '■* J t <
5 U H J t C I S
"sr.F jiij
DUKE PAIR SMARt5 LEAD
COUCH'S WOan fARNS HONORS FRQI ML»ORrAL
6ARRINGER, HENDERSON CAPIURE TITLf
DUKE GOLFER «INS KENRrOGE TnulNEr
t1 J^'A^°,V"''"°'* ''UTS GEHEBAF tONS TJ SAME FAIRWAY
ZOUCH lhd"i'^lL'^'^nS"^l\r"'^V?l^"' '-""f^^ GOLF ANO p u,v
PPANK oft'sTON'UcViLFER" """' " "'"O^''^ EVENT
THE^tLuF^'-ri 2Vr,?.%?*''V'o''°'"' CPOASOAILE ODDITIES
MS. OKAMOTO has o8 to take LEAO IN WOMEN'S COIF
fG^?^?r?^M^iLV2?^s?rA;?D-ii5o?%3cs^2U.Es
»LL IN ALL, IT'S THE BUCKS THA T HA VE I MPROVEIl
fimf Srih! fc'ASR*r'??'IccSn'°p\fAS?^^ INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
^;^,'5=?i,''S"^''"" DFZFRN ONE Of A DIFFERENT FFAThER
SSil^'E'-^' CHAPHAN SECIM JUUR'JeYS TO TOUR "^ "' ""'^
NORTH AND SOUTH TRIMS FIELD IN HALF
COLF, HOLES IN ONE
EIMFhS, HFRNOON RECORD HOLES-IN-ONE
F'StJrAgo"S;i,5^;5E'^l:''SffS^fHl'^^SIis^?E^^T ^'»C""STANCtS. 10 YEARS LATER
golf balls
Thief ready to play golf
GOLF hall of fame (PINEHURST. N.C.I
EoS^ ^Sc'^";;??'"'^'"' fINEHUBST SENIORS FvFNT
HOPf, DEMARET INDUCTED INTO PINEHURST GOLF SHRINt
GOLF Therapy
DISABILITIES DON'T HINDER GOLF ThFRAPy
'"'' i2R^?r?s?f^i^fSGEn;i?R~^SL%^ '^ui^iut.w '""'^-^"rs,
MArIN seeks PRO GOLFERS
IN THE Swing
GONE WITH The wind inoOK JNO FILMl
SCARLETT O'HARA A MYTH, SAYS HISTORY PROFESSOR
GONORRHEA
iff ttiS °.i'4t,nt 'onUti'° '*'"'' "' '''"'" o'SEASEs,
N?rgS^0fes;i^k il'^^e^Vn SSJh'a;^"'' FRE-MENST»UAL SYNDROME SYMPTOMS
NFw VARIETY OF GONORRHEA RISES SHARPLY
l;lc*'-r?c2f'''i'*'-^ "°''^ '■° Curb spread of disease
^L'^^J^Es OF vd strain on decline
gonorrhea cases linked to area near bus station
N^i'c^sll'i? GoSgR^R^^irD^c'R^.";?!;!' "' FPOSTITUTION
good NFwS '
NEWS DOESN'T OCCUR IN EQUAL PIRTIONS OF GOOD AND BAD
GOOD NFwS FVANGbLISTIC TEA«<
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
ONE MAN'S vision; winning SOULS FOR CHRIST IN DURHAM
"GOOD OLD BOY NETWORK"
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI
"GOOD OLD GIRL NS TWORK"
SEE WOMEN. CAREERS
'■°"° l;^r^S"=S5 IPfOPLE HELPING OTIERSI
f2t5VfS°"'^°,"f''E= '■•°D0 SAMARITAN
I2IT ?,'° l^""^ ^"^'' COULD FOR YOUNG MAN
MOUNTAIN PEOPLE AID CDUPLE LE=T STRANDED
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
GOODWILL DIDN'T COME
nS2''Cil=!=.S'-i'^E"f''^ DIRECTOR SCEKING JOBS
ONE-LEGGED MAN CONVICTED OF ASSAULT
SSf55: " CHARGED; MAN HELD
WHERE'S ULO GOODWILL?
9595"."-'- "*^ CHANGED AND GROw^l
Fj^^L^i^t iSS"^E'5^'?0°S^^^ "'" SPECIALTY SHOP
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE'S L I K" THAT
GOODYEAR BLIMP
BLIMP BUZZES DURHAM
GOnOYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
SEE ALSO TIRES
RANDOLPH TO GET GOOD YEAR PLA'IT
GOOSE CREEK GamelanD
N.C. COMMISSION DROPS PAMLICO PROPOSAL
GOHGNS, N.C.
CHANGES SOUGHT IN AERIAL SPRAYING LAW
COR ILLAS
SEE ALSO ENDANGFREO SPECIES
THEY'RE APING US
GORMAN BAPTIST CHURCH
PASTOR HONORED
GORMAN CHRISTMAS PARADE
SfE'LSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, DURHAM
GORMAN PARADE SET SATURDAY
CHRISTMAS PARADES
GOSPEL MUSIC
III ALSO MUS?" ""'•'■^ ""^ '"^ I'ISPIRING GOSPELTONfS
^E|^J!;5P 5"<S'NG ON THE MOUNTAm
gSIpIl CErl^'lT^hN""" SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
5SI£f!-,»E5TIVAL SET NEXT SuNDS Y
GOSPELTONES SING IN NEW YORK IITY
F
n
Date
S
6
C
PG
I T
1 Y
L P BYL
6/05/83
e
7
N
6/05/H3
b
8
P F P07
6/0*5/83
13
8
N PC 7
6/06/B3
e
N
6/OQ/fl 3
D
P F P07
6/i;!/83
B
N P07
6/18/83
D
F P07
6/l')/R3
n
N P0 7
6/26/83
B
I 1
P N P07
6/27/83
H
P F
7/17/83
8
N P07
7/24/83
a
N P07
7/31/83
ii
N P07
8/07/83
B
N P07
8/20/83
D
N
8/21/83
C
N P07
8/28/83
c
N P07
9/04/83
B
N P0 7
9/13/83
C
U POT
■5/25/83
B
N P07
10/02/83
c
N Pn7
10/16/83
c
P N P07
10/3(1/83
c
N P0 7
11/13/83
c
N P07
12/11/83
n
N P0 7
? 4/n/83 Q 8 N
2 7/17/83 B 8 N PQ7
2 12/07/83 8 1 0 U
H 2 5/11/83 a 7 N
H 2 1/16/83 t< 7 N
H 2 5/11/83 0 ? N
H 2 5/01/83 LI 6 P F P07
H 2 4/19/83 B 14 P N
S 2 4/20/83 C 1 3 N
S 2 5/17/83 B 6 P P T37
H 2 9/11/83 B 5 F
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H ?
H 2
H 2
H 2
3/12/83
5/07/B3
5/19/83
6/08/83
6/22/83
6/28/83
7/16/83
7/24/83
8/26/83
3
m
5
i
8
9
10
1
I 1
N M23
N
N
N 605
N
N
N
N
N
H ?
9/25/83
D
■
U A20
H 2
5/14/83
A
7
N A20
M2 3/11/83 1: inu
H 2 4/01/83 A 1 P N R51
H 2 7/02/83 A 3 N
H 2 7/10/83 A 4 U G33
H 2 8/21/83 A 12 N
1/17/93 A
2/03/83 B
2/19/83 A
5/14/83 H
8/1 1/83 A
8/18/83 A
9/14/83 A
9/14/83 A
10/21/83 B
N M23
N B51
13 N
1 0 u
H 2 8/06/83 T I P P K30
H 2 1/21/83 A 6 N
H 2 3/06/83 B I 1 N
H 2 3/26/83 C 1 N L30
H 2 11/18/83 A 4 E
S 2 5/07/83 A 6 P P S7t
H 2 12/14/83 h I N
H 2 12/18/83 C 2 P P K30
S 2 5/18/83 D 4
S 2 5/24/63 A 7
H 2 6/19/83 0 9
H 2 8/12/83 0 1 1
J .1 fl T H L t / A ■< ** ^ * *-
I N 0 E «
12/31/9!
SUBJECTS
SS?P?L S.O: P«0.uTt«' OISAPPf».S
S 2
S 2
S
C ■'0
11/03/B3
12/07/83
D 3
C 15
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5 2 a/OS/B! E 2 P P '<t.6
I
OS EFflCIENCT
ES
r.QUK-ET FOOU
^^lnf.^S,/gS5=H.TCLU, MEETS. E>TS MO-THLr
PLEASURES Jf TmE table
'^°"' GOUT CAUSES dXTBEME PAIN
"lifltk ^;5uC-?S15in^JSi?l.lA^I VE.,TUPES
VOICES POOH TME PAST
'Gi5llNMianiIiS''«E.U.»ES KEE. VOTES
SEE MINORITY CONTRACTORS
n°c!s5J£b5iSORS REPORT OBSTAlL
SivE stt. £»'<'' "»
"^-^'^'^J^S^nlc'Yir^.N^SI'sfEFULNESS
^°«!?nsiEiEgsij?;';ue^
GOVtRNHENI SPENDING
SEE GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE U.S.. BUOGET
'^°''|"EnLlo'rRU?'15ppaRTS
'S^Si^?RS!SlM'illii§'0VERHAUL
"-;'Eririo%£rE!5cS^fv u.s.
SEE ALSO GOVERM-EHIAL JASTE
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
S?riELFAR'E'R°EGULATTONS -ORSE'. P.PER-ORK MAZE
1/2T/S3 C
S/35/83 C
^"^-i:i^^?:rifji5n^psris^poENA
60 PAPERS
„= ,, .TtnMt mec SPECIFIC REGULATORY AGENCIESI
GOVEONHENTAL REuULAIIONS IStt ^fC^ir,^
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES
^^1ii1tir^?JiEirvU;fiSY-si^ucTioNs
SEE ALST U.S.. ^UCGET
InExCUSAdLE -ASTE
TAX MONEY jOJN TmE drain
INT0LFSA3LE WASTE PLACE AT THE TROUGH
;^!..';iS'SF^ES'H?SSEs"iASE*F5. -INOmUL
tAir^'lo^^rVAl^/u'l maIl^^^
iziin\ «T esNE^aLMN'"''!^""" "°""' °"'""
f^VfrlbErFir^lHl^BSSiJ^ciATS are SAVING US MONEY
WELL-REAO BUREAUCRATS ^ SAVINGS
iThlTs'RioiElTiSVSlp" S2.I MILLION
^11 N^:c':: e??5??S^^T governors
"Tee'' also'^nItional governors- association
Ice Aisn N.C.. governors
iJrEKi'.^E"-v'5?^ss^Di; *fS.":Sr. session
— -::?s?LDi?i5yi-ssiTrR'2icif5Ei^s^52^Nji5rA?:;';^:;Ji^^srA..Ro
GOVERNOK-S ADVOCACY COUNCIL FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
THolI i?ofE^Vi;il^g^°GHTS OF PATIENTS AT UMSTEA. HOSPITAL
GOVERNOR'S ADVOCACY COUNCIL ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH
IfE ALSO AOnLESCENCE
<iFe *LSn CHlinREN ^ ^ .«.,ft/-*rv anR tNVOLVE'^ENT OFFICE
« RShi°s^i:!rTTs:?E0 E f ?Ei.rpioDLiNGs
JoUc^r o'^t"t5 SrGE° nd"t3Hchool p.odling
Er-',EGrE!T^"LLs^""§ 0FT=N harmful
UARO
ARO
'^°"'='';CJfn o?;5§t receives aw.
,^T^^u^Ts'?r"p'^?";i.^""
a , PR EXCELLENCE IN OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN WASTE
GOVERNOR'S 4WARLI HCR EXCELLtNLC J^^u ,. _
^"BuSt?ilG';'oi*"23;ilT3{IIMfL%ECEIvE AWARD
GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR FITNESS AND H=ALrH IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
ecc ti <in PHYSICAL FITnbii
^"»iRLOTTE FIRM RECEIVES AWARD
FIR" CITED
GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS AWARDS
SEE ALSO A«»RCS
S 2 5/11/83 A n
2 1/13/R3 A
2 2/15/83 A
2 10/21/83 A
F H*.5
F H^5
9/2a/n3
io/n/83
11/15/83
12/07/83
H 2 S/01/83 A i.
S 2 10/l'./a3 C 7 N
S 2 2/23/83 A ' I
S 2 6/20/33 A 4 E
S 2 2/26/83 A 1 N
1/19/83 ^
3/23/83 .
3/2')/83 -
4/28/83
5/06/83
5/22/83
7/23/83
8/01/83
9/19/83
10/l'./a3
.. ^ 11/08/83
H 2 U/12/83
H 2 11/15/83
S 2 12/10/83
E
E
U A20
H 2 2/2a/83 4
S 2 i,/ll/a3 C
I 2 5/03/83 A 1
H 2 5/0'./63 A 1
H 2 3/27/93 8 II
1/04/83 A
12/15/83 B
I P N L30
1/07/83
3/18/83
<,/a2/R3
5/20/83 8
5/2'./83 ■
7/17/83
ll/U/83
1
N €05
•^
N 60*»
p
N
A
e
r
N
c
N
H 1 3/29/83 a
H 1 5/17/83 »
S 2 5/19/83 A 1
H 1 2/25/83 B 1 N
S 2 2/14/63 C I N
MQriTHLY/4N
INDEX
12/31/H]
Subjects
l/l 7/IX,
^HtiX, FIRST SEES GBEBN CHRIsrilS FOK rtETA[L SrOftES
uOVEONOR' S CENTER
SEE OUKE UMV. CENTER Fna THE ^T UOY OF TF,F WVEPNORSHIP ANO
OdVeRNnR.SCON-ISSrON ON EDUCATION FOR ECONOMIC CRO-TM
seI schools! n.c" education for ecq'iohic gro./th
r.CVERNQRS" conference
||E national CIVERIJORS" ASSnCIAriCN
SEE SOUTHERN GOVERNORS' CONFEREJCE
GOVERNOR ■S^CONFERENCF^ON^ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTP IAl'oEVELOPMENT. N.C.
GLAXO PRESIDENT KEYNOTE SPEArt-:R AT CONFERENCF
^■°«"g??;S„CONFE.ENCE^DN^T»AVEL AN.^TOUR,SM
=°"'!??°5:^o^?;;?f3U^'E^T?^s2?^'' ""^ '"' "°''°''*
^^rxJt^^nJ'r'rNcl^l''?!;'' ''N WOMEN ANO THE ECONOMY
;*SJ FORCE SEFKS ECUAL PAY F0> N.C. JOMEN
STATE TAKES MAJOR STEP TOWARD EOUALITV FOR ALL
WOMEN'S ECONOMIC FUTURE OISMAL
WOMFN'S ECONOMIC POST CREATED IN STATE ACEfjCY
C-SSSE^;^A^f|°i,5v^"IJS«i!^E;i" "^^' Tj^Ec'SaSifc SURVIVAL
CONFERENCE CELEBRATES WOMEN'S POLITICAL STRENGTH
GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON CHILDREN ANO YOUTH
SEE GOVFRNOR'S ADVOCACY COUNCIL ON CMlLDREN AND YOUTH
GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON GOALS ANO POLICY
SEE N.C. STATE GOALS AND POLICY SOAPO
GOVERNOR'S CRIME COMMISSION
SEE CRIME COMMISSION, GOVERNOR'S
GOVERNOR'S CUP SAILING REGATTA
L?Nl"L'L"E\S"?OR|^tVR*0?rS^?ET'" '°'' '""' '''""'
GOVERNOR'S CuP: THERE'S MORE THAI MEETS THF fvF
SAILING'S FUN COMES AWAY FrSh LAW "" '"^ ^'^
LEAGAN WINS CUP RACES
^Ay^titiGi? ^F^?^iSif< 8N'KJ5NK'?.,"S^?vEir^ ™"~" ""''^"^
GOVERNOR'S INN
^'JS l^^^l'^'y- "''*' HURRAH STAITS TUDAV
GOVERNOR'S MANAGEMENT CUUNCIL
BONDS INSTEAD OF DIAMONDS IDE' REVIVED
GOVERNOR'S MANSIO.)
SEE ALSO ARTS I N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNORS
CHRISTMAS TOURS SCHEDULED
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL
FUTURE MuRKY FOR 3R0 SCHOOL FIR TALFNTEO
I s-io^s:i ^^K s'?ric??i^r;A^r°'""^"^"'^^
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL PICKS ANNOUNCED
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL, WEST
STUDENTS SAY RACE BARRIERS FAIL AT SCHOOL
GOVERNOR'S. TASK FJRCE ON HAZARDOUS WASTE
SEE GOVrRNOR'S TASK FORCE ON WA'.TE MANAGEMENT
"'lir.ilo'V,'c/^Tcl.°'* ''"'"' '■'' rECHNOLOGY
WYNN ON TASK FORCE
APPOINTED
TASK FORCE MAKES PROPOSALS ON SCIENCE ANO TFCHNOLOGY
S
E
HATE C r>r,
10/19/93 a 1
11/10/83 A ^0
N O".*
N CI
STATE POLICYMAKING
CEPT
S
GUVERNOR'S TASK FJPCF ON WASTE MAN«GF,4ENT
^^L't^O HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMtNT, N.L
BOARD ENDORSES R EG ION AL NUCL E^ R k A i TE r ON
PUBLIC DOESN'T LIKE USE OF LM tf"lanoF I u
GOVERNOk'S volunteer AWARD
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, N.C.
l,"^'^ nuRHAM uIN STATE AWARD
STATE AWARDS TO BF GIVEN TO VOLUNTEERS
GOVERNOR'S^YOUTH^AnvnCACY ANO INVCP.VFMFNT OFFICE
''?wS'j:iu^rA?E'2?;is*5ETGF'8' """'" "^ ""•°"^'' "^^ ^^-^h
GRAOUATE RECORD F<AMINATIUN
33K^'^t:^s"/i'e'^Ei^l'oS'^^^"^^• ^■"""
GRADY BRp-NSCHyOL I H U L SBOROUGm. V.C.I
•^ll-l-SeSSguGH RuAkO DISCUSSES ^iiiGIVIMG FEES
GRAFF I TI
The tunnel riF LOvF
Graham, n.c.
H ? 10/09/R3 0 12 N L*!
H 1 <./26/83 a 1 N
8/30/S3 B
lO/JR/83 A
lO/ll/H-i A
1 l/OI/Ri 0
ll/0'./83 B
ll/05/n3 A
11/10/33 A
L30
J0&
3
W6D
H 2
H ?
H 2
S 2
H ?
6/03/n3 C
6/10/83 C
6/12/83 Oil N WUO
6/19/83 n 2 P F W60
6/20/83 e ' N
3/17/83 A 1 N K90
3/18/83 P 1 N S5l
1/07/83
3/13/83
li/27/83
W6n
H 2 U/20/''3 c a
H 2 12/08/83 C
'1/15/83
'1/15/83
■</2'./R3
'•/27/83
5
1 2
19
7
N W2«
N
N
N
H 2 d/07/83 C
S 2 2/08/83 u I
H 2 2/J9/n3 A 8
H 2 11/03/83 A 10
H 2 J/ll/83
S 2 3/11/83
S 2 9/15/83 A 1 1
H 2 9/16/83 A 6
H 2 7/17/83 C
H ?
S 2
6/29/83 A A
11/10/83 A 1 3
7/15/83 .1
7/16/83 A
7/16/83 C
7/19/83 II
7/20/83 I)
7/21/83 8
7/22/83 b
7/26/83 8
7/27/83 n
7/27/83 n
7/28/83 d
7/28/83 I)
7/31/83 C
8/02/83 II
8/03/83 8
N
)U6
N
IK<S
N
!K6
N
'Kft
N
>4
n*.6
N
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N
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N
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M'.fa
N
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I/J8/83 n 1 P P M66
n .J N ' " <- • ' 1/01/8!
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12/31/53
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ChSp.L ctlNlC U''^ER ""„
P«HENIS. Tt»CM£»S TO 1EFT
"*"";«'lsT;:s'"«'iEs= ?"tS2^ay pi hemm«son
"'"'Sh'cniEsi'siiLLSnHNS electp-c their governhents
OR.H.H, N.C.. LOCAL o|;'2!?,^l;if °''
SEE GRAHiM, N.C.i cLELMUNi
"•"'SA^HronOMGHTING ARENA LEATS TO -.O-PLUS arrests
= »""G»:ji:!S ltr«?^NA??f S^ANGE 1. 3- A
"*"*;F?J'R"3""^ITLK"?.5AAAgtnnLt:'LlVlNG IN LAND Of ENCHANTMENT
''"'see also corn,
SEE ALSO HHFaT
G' " '" "'
C
H 1 )/Q')/ii3 u I
H 1 3/26/83 C 1
H 1 3/26/03 C I
H 1 12/02/93 t' 1 N
H 2 11/06/83 B 1 N
H 2 11/01/83 A 1 P N
H 2 3/08/93 a 2 N C36
H 2 './03/n3 n B N C36
'"■'•"sEE'ALSr. LANGUAGE
"cRA-HAR fines;
INONVOUS CRITIC
-^"-"GSU&^SiV'io^ANg-HEET
515V}^»rC^-;?FR"HnSTS INTERNATIONAL OAY GALA
STATE TO AUCTION UNCLAI"ED ITEHS
'o'4\l\ ;'S;Jo7N^%LL^i^D°NFAR .ORTH OOKC «AUL
= ''"''SoGs'Mr?"9'SEER IN HERD ON G<ANJFATMER MOUNTAIN
DURHAM 0UMATE5 OEER
MILDRED A'jO family
"GJl^O^ilHE^^/SSb^TAIN OFFERS REFUGE FOP EAGLES
sVnGING on '"f "a'"»L;'^.o r»A-.OFATHEH MOUNTAIN. TWEFTSIE. ILOW
l"!N[;^i7H^E'^7;S:iNl??"!l«'^TS\^EP UN.OU. HISTORY ALIVE
^■"^^jisrY 'rois'SAVni^J'^ss st^.^ANo games
?cS?nSH CLANS SHQH COLORS
ing rock
BNING FAMILY
--LJNY
NG COMMISSIUN
^RSFff.MLriTTITuOES CUMPLHaTE aOOPTIUN
■^""seI N.C. ORANGE ASSOCIATION
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BFRfA KEsroe-us ^ant rj ^fep schuol upfn
FORMES CRAMVILLF SCHOOL ariAo HtVo '' '
r.RANVllLF COUNrr CHAXBFH OF COMMER-F
BOjKCfT TO PROMOrF r,RAr<vlLLF '
UOANVILLE ClIAMOFR SETS HAHuUct
GRANVILLE COUNTY COMM | ■; S [ G'lER S
tl^lf iJ^'-o"^"^ '''^"^ '5 E^EO IN GRANVILLE
MFfTlNG PLANNED ON HOSPITAL EXPANSION
CAMPAIGNS PLANNED TO KEEP RAI' LINES
GRANVILLE TO FNLARCF RUILOING
BUILDING PLANS BEING ORAaN
GBANVILLE PLANS OCT. J5 BONO JOTE
GRANV LLE LIBPARY TQ RECEIVE IJ0,?6<1
GRANVILLE COMMISSIONERS hay HIRE MANAGER IN ■ 84
GRANVILLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. PulCET
GRANVILLE BUDGET REQUESTS PARFD
GI'NVILLF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
GRANVILLE BOARD FACES CHANGES IN -a* ELECTION
GRANVILLE COUNTY HOSPITAL
^ilr[j!:'-J°''° ^"'E 'S EYED IN GRANVILLE
MEETING PCANNFD ON HOSPITAL EXPANSION
GRANVILIE HOSPITAL BILL FILEO
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G.iANVILLE HOSPITAL ACCREDITED
MIO-SFPTE»bER EYED FOR REFERENDUM
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GRANVILLE HOSPITAL FUND CAMPAIGN TO DE LAUNCHED
GRANVILLE COUNTY HOSPITAL, RATES
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL KEEPS ITS ZURRENT ROOM RATES
GRANVILLE COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD OF TRU'.TEES
Snfl x*- Pt^^EO ™ HOSPITAL EXPANSION
HOSPITAL TRUSTEE APPOINTED
HOSPITAL AWARDS THREE SCHOLARSHIPS
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL KEEPS ITS CURrlENT ROOM RATES
GRANVILLE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIilALS, CRUELTY TO
HUMANE SOCIETY TO MEET TONIGHT
HUMANE SOCIETY CITES CAINS
HUMANE CROUP HELPS ANIMALS IN GRANVILLE
GRANVILLE COUNTY JAIL
THO FLEE FROM OXFORD JAIL
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SEARCH CONTINUES FOR ESCAPEES
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GRANVILLE COUNTY LIBRARY
GRANVILLE LIBRARY TO RECEIVE (30,16')
GRANVILLE COUNTY MANAGER
GRANVILLE COMMISSIONERS MAY HIRE MANAGER IN •8',
GRANVILLE COUNTY RECREATION COMMITTEE
AREA SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAMS ARE BOOMING
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS
Bflli RF^YriLVf ^Sl:'?''^^ "EEOE-1 SNO» FORECASTS...
BEREA RESIDENTS WANT TO KEEP SCHOOL OPEN
GRANVILLE PLASTICS
GRANVILLE HAS SOME SUCCESS WITH INDUSTRIES
''"'^Fc'-kf^SJSW? PLANNING COMMISSHN
SEE OXFORD/GRANVILLE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
GRAPES
SEE ALSO WINE
?:oSt£?S''l EULTIMTION DROPS
GARDENER Enjoys growing grapes
GRASS ILAUNI
SEE ALSO LAHN MOtjERS
SPRING SOWING
CITY CURTAILS MOWING
LOVE GRASS7
KEEP DURHAM'S GRASS CUT
GRASSHOPPERS
SEE ALSO INSECTS, P^^STS
JUST MESSING AROUND
GRAVE BOBBERY
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO flOBBFRY. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TOMBSTONES
"J'GLES STOLEN FROM GRAVE
SOLDIER'S I.RAVE FOUND OPEN
GRAVFDIGGEOS
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SEE ALSO TOMBSTONES
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JURY AWARDS WOMAN »l,250 IN BJRIAL LAWSUIT
CREST STREET GRAVES TO ^EMOV^O FOR ROAD
DON'T OISTURJ THE GBAVES OF INDIANS
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IISfU^iJlNl S5rKf"sTiFl is ASSISTANT
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5 2 6/10/83 A 12 N
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H 2 10/10/83 .: 13 P F
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-GREENHOUSF- EFFECT
SEE ALSO CLiMA'f
MONTH
r / A N N
INDEX
li/3l/93
GEuLor. isr sar<;
rBfC.j-nnJf'^.oJIJ^"^ n*5 CQJLD OEVASUTE RESORTS
CREENrlOuSE' WARNING NOT TO B- TAKEN LIGhTiv
LIHATE CHANCE JQULO AFFECT N.C. COAST .
Gf*E£NLAND
in RAYS UN ICE IN G^EENLAHO
EXPEDITION -IAY have located Wri I AIRPLANES
GREtNSPURO, N.C. ,
^^i„"!;^? 5^ SECONDS I'l GREENSPO^O (TV FIL"1
f3n\f.'ff^i"^5=^^"''5 ACTION IN GREENSODRQ
T.^0 STATION ATTENDANTS KILLED
NJ FINANCIAL TRANSFERRING TO GATE CITY
FESTIVAL TO HONOR 0. HENRY
■MATER Park' to open soon
^S5ptlrTS'S^^i,At?'13§uSS '.Yd'' " "^ENSPORO
RFSIOENflAL 0FV6L0P'*ENr IS PUNNED IN GRFFN<;(nRn
S^i^S^^gRg^SrFE' 2?f£«i?v%^?tS.l^ '-''-'' -°-"""SE
BURLINGTON, GREENSBORO TO GET ECONOMY -COHFORT INNS' HOTELS
GREENSBORO. N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
GREENSaOkO DISTRICT PLAN IS APPROVED
GREcNSnORO, N.C, ELECTIONS
GREENSBORO CANDIDATES CUT TO TuO
VOTERS IN CHARLOTTE ELECT CITY'S FIRST BLACK -lAYOR
GREENSBORO. N.C. , LOCAL OPTION ELEITION
SEE GREENSBORO, N.C, ELECTIONS
GRFENSBORO CITY COUNCIL
GREENSflORO DISTRICT PLAN IS APPROVED
GREENSBORO CITY SCHOOLS
25 STUDENTS HURT AS BUSES COLLIDE
SCHOOL CANCELS HOLIDAY CONCERT
GREENSBORO CITY SCHOOLS. DESEGREGATION
RACIAL BALANCE TIPPED IN GREENSBORO SCHOOLS
GREENSBORO CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATION FUND
CUP MOTIONS ARE SET
GREENSBORO COLISEUM
2cc'^T0.JRiFY'"'?i.IKfNr''fuF^???c' "l^.'S^Ji? EXPERIMENT HASN'T BOMBED, YET.
ALL TOURNEY. CRASHING THE GATE. ..AND OTHER (YAWNl HIGHLIGHTS
GREENSPOflC DAILY NFH5 INFWSPAPfR)
COURT REINSTATES LIBEL SUIT ASAINST 2 PAPERS
GREENSBURu HILTON INN
ARCHITECTS EXCLUDED FROM HOTEL DEATH SUIT
GREENSBORO PAGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASkFTBALL
PAGE JUNIOR DRAWS RAVES
ONE LOSS COULD TURN PIRATES' SEASON SOUR
TIGERS' TASK TO SINK PIRATES' SHIP
TOP-RANKED PAGE KNOCKS CHAPEL HILL FROM TITLE CHASE
S«GE-CHAPFL HILL ATTRACTS OVERFLOW CROwO
PAGE, GPAHA" TAKE STATE TITLES
GREENSBORO POLICE DEPT.
I MEN CONVICTED OF SHOOTING OFFICER
Joc?99y!J^!J^""' 5*''S POLICF COjLO HAVE PREVENTED GREENSBORO CLASH
GREENSBORO MAYOR CALLS DOCUMENTARY MISLEADING '""^'^"""'*" '•'-"^"
syis'^^^'SN^fj^ES'sr^ESiuj?""""" '" '"' °"'""
GREENSBORO POST OFFICE AND FEDERAL COURTHUUSE
PSEYER BILL FACES TEST IN SENITE
OREENSBGRU RECORD INEH5PAPERI
DOCUMENTS SHOW AGENT THOUGHT POLICE ALREADY KNEW OF ANTI-KLAN RALLY
GREENSBORO REGIONAL AIRPORT
RDU REPORTED DRAWING BUSINESS FROM TRIAD
GREENSBORO SCHOOLS
SEE GREENSBORO CITY SCHOOLS
GREENVILLE, N.C.
FIRF HITS WARFhOuSE
rSill?X!|-i-| f'^e DESTROYS ANNEX TO WAREHOUSE
GREENVILLE GRANT
I KILLED, 13 HURT IN GREENVILLE BLAST
GREENVILLE FIRE CHIEF: GAS LEAK CAUSED BLAST
DURHAM WOMAN DESCRIBES TERROR
Po?2.'I1,?,^y°i'';^ INJURED IN EXPLOSION ARE RECOVERING
GREFNVILLE EXPLOSION PROBE CONTINUES
WILKINS OUT OF PITT MEMORIAL
TWO RELEASED FROM GREENVILLE HOSPITAL
NO EXACT CAUSE FOUND FOR BLAST IN GREENVILLE
EXPLOSION INVESTIGATION ENDS i"< CCNV 1 LLC
65 HURT AS BUS OVERTURNS
GREETI'IG CAkDS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS CARDS
BIRTHDAY CARD PROVED COSTLY
GRENADA (C0UNTRY1
GETUNG fHE°InRD''^ "■^* ^"°"'-^ '^ >- ""* °^'' '^5 BACK
MORE U.S. roonps LAND IN GRENADA
INVASION A NECESSARY STEP
n*l* I2SSoj'„'?);'^'>'"' °'' '■•"EN'O* ORALIS PKAISE, FIRE
pRisENC?''?^ in'T. Su"?t'"n'6t^^7IgnSVe'°'" '" "^''*" *'^'°'' "»" ''■■■
THE RFACAN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRA>Y? YOU CAN'T MISS IT' ICARTOONI
GRENAoI pKtIst"" '*"" """ GRENADA BATTLE ICARTOONI
PROTEST INTERVENTION
WOUNDED TAKEN TO FQRT BRAGG
GROUP BLASTS INVASION
BACK IN DURHAM, GRENADA 'IS LIkE A DREAM...'
WOUNDED SOLDIER SAYS FNfMY 'HIGHLY ARMEd"
c\','irW-r*y.''"''°^ ''"O" marine: 'I LOVf YOU'
EVACUEES Clearly support reagan'S safety concerns
GRENADA THREAT MuRKY, OMINOUS LUNLCRN5
STUDENT GLAD TO LEAVE GRENADA
ROIC MIXED OVER LEBANON
REAGAN REFLECTING ON GRENADA ICARTOO^'ll
J E C T S
N E E
P 0 DATE C
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A
9
N
1/25/B3
A
1
N
<./01/83
H
1
N
6/12/63
(.
1
N
6/18/83
A
H
N
2
6/22/83
a
5
N
H 2 11/25/83 C 7 N
H 2 1 l/l<,/83 A 8 N
H 1 12/02/83 B 1 N
s ?
1/13/83 A
2
N
H ?
1/1<./B3 A
6
P N
H ?
2/05/83 A
N
S 2
3/02/83 A
N
H 2
3/D3/P3 A
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H ?
3/03/93 A
N AS*
s ?
3/D3/B3 A
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H 2
3/a'./93 A
N
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3/07/83 C
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3/08/83 B
N
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3/08/93 A
N
H 2
3/09/83 C
N
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8
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S 2 11/02/83 C
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
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H 2
H 2
H 2
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S 2
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10/26/83 I
10/26/°3 C
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10/27/83 1
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10/29/93 A
10/28/83 A
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10/29/13 A
ID/28/83 A
10/28/83 C
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10/30/93 0
5
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' lO/ll/'S A
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7 11/02/B3 A
i U/02/93 A
! 11/02/15 A
; ll/02/»3 C
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' 11/03/83 A
2 11/03/83 A
2 11/03/63 A
1 11/03/83 e
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2 11/04/83 ;
2 li/0'./83 C
2 U/0'./13 I
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2 11/04/13 C
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7 U/05/83 ;
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2 U/07/83 .
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2 U/10/13
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7 11/14/13
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? 11/1T/B3
2 U/18/13
2 11/11/13
J 11/21/83
2 11/22/13
' 11/23/83
' 11/23/83
11/24/83
11/24/83
11/21/63
11/26/13
U/20/1!
12/02/13
12/10/83
12/11/83
12/13/83
12/14/83
12/16/83
12/IT/B3
12/21/13
12/22/13
12/26/83
12/30/13
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10
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S 2 10/20/83 0 3
H 2 10/21/13 0 4
S 2 U/03/83 0 2
R All
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11/16/83
12/02/83
2 3/30/83 C 10
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SALE OF HOUSE
HOUSE SUIT
GRIFFIN ASSOCIATES
JUR"
NO
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"grounomater stuoy rapped
GROUP CARE HOMES „Q,g5
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til A'tso nSr"s?ng'hOM|S. DURHAM
SEE ALSO NURSING HQM£S. N.C. .
8/18/83 B
3/11/83 A
Ii/19/13 A
N 532
N
N S92
2/13/83 6 12 N WbO
2 7/03/13 A 12 N P.31
H 1 4/15/83 P ' y
S 2 7/11/83 A 4 E
S 2 2/02/83 C I N
H 2 2/03/63 6 1 •*
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SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES. N.L. ,
III ;tl8 PESI^N'^cn^N ;g^o|p^hom£. INC ,^^„,,,,„
kl|T''f.iS?l^"N?fos'i2SHj'^^''12LLr!LL ARE OFTEN UNMET
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^^liiSj'St'TTE^ ^ Lr Lf S=ECTRUM OF SERVICES IS NEEC
1/15/13
5/l<>/83
5/10/83
5/11/83
5/11/13
5/23/83
5/25/83
N
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P
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106
F
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J06
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PERSON CROjP gets GIANI in cut
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1i.\i-l% ' <;hho«en deserve goot care
RESEARCH SHOhS MILLIE H. RISKS
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HUL) MAY HAVE RURAL BIAS
GROWTH (HUMANl
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GROwTh hOk'-QNES
SEE ALSO HORMONES
TINY <,-YEAR-OLO FINOS A HOME
WARMING UN HORMONE: USE CAUTIDN
CAUTION URGFO IN USING GROWTH HORMONE
THE GROWTH INSTITUTE
flyf?E5IG,g POSTS AFTER AUDIT REPORT
CENTER URGEO TO REPAY STATE
GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.r.
SEE ALSO N.C. 2000
SEE ALSO PROJECT 2000
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN GROWTH POLICIES bOARD
MANAGING GROWTH TO BE TOPIC
"fVlAn''''^^^-^ TRIANGLE WATER, BUILD MORE ROADS
UNIFORM ZONING RULES A MONUMENTAL TASK
GUARANTEED STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
GUARANTY STATE BArjK
9I^?^J?,^'^'!;^'*55"^°' I'Ol-ICE NA1 VIRGINIA MAN
SUSPECT ARRF5TE0 SOON AFTER HTLDUP
ASKEW APPEARS IN COURT TODAY
FAILED ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRESTED
POLICE ARREST MAN IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT
GUARANTY STATE BANK IBRAGTOWN BRANlHI
ROBBER GETS 20-YEAR TERM
HAN FINOS ROBBERY NOT WORTH TJOU'JLE
CHARGE IS FILED IN ROBBERY TRY
COLCLOUGH HELD IN HEIST ATTEMPT
3 SHEETS OF TOBACCO STOLEN
ATTEMPTED DURHAM BANK ROBBERY TRIAL CONTINUES
GUATEMALA
TYRANNY IN GUATEMALA
PRINT MORE ON GUATEMALA
THE FBI AND THE POPE
POPE -LIGHTS A CANDLE'
MONTT SUCCESSOR HAY BE WORSE
MEETING SET FOR SATURDAY ON GUATEMALA
GUATEMALAN DEMOCRACY 'POSSIBL='
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SEE ALSO RUBBER
NE:"?rAN?"2si?H'2"^is?' '"''' ''" "■'■ "^" """'
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GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO N.C, GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
POTENTIAL CANDIDATES OPPOSE PAY RAISE
BELK DOUBTS HE WILL RUN
BAD TIME TO RAISE SALARY FOR SOVERNHR
HUNT ON LOTTERIES ICARTOONI
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INGRAM TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
i'^?''^oSfliV*'l„''°5T. MAY RUN FTR GOVERNOR
yrf.^nSS'^^J SJAND GUBERNATORIAL ENCOURAGEMENT SERVICE ICARTOONI
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TMORNBURG TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
KNOX TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
cn2fcfcS''?f;k? 51'^'*^°'''' CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR
EDMISTEN TOPS POLL IN WAKE
BILL FOR OPEN MEETINGS USED AS CAMPAIGN ISSUE
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WHO'S MINDING THE STORE'
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WALKER SAYS HE HAS BEEN URGEO TO RUN
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HICMAUX FUTURE RESTS ON FUNOS
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7/23/93 A
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H 2 1/06/83 C 1 1
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H 2 5/01/83 A 19
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H 2 6/10/83 A 9
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l/2<>/'i A
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9/0fr/B3 F
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a/os/93 e
3/12/83 A
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3/13/'i3 A
a/13/93 A
a/16/"3 c
3/n/P3 A
3/11/83 C
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3/I''/B3 A
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9/02/83 A
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9/09/83 A
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SEVERAL TO LIVE PPQGR.mS
GUIlFORO COLLtGt (GRFENS'IORO. 'I.C.i
COMPUTERS SPARH OESATE AMONG GulLFORD FACULTY
GUILFaPU COUNTY, fi.C.
JNo'R|«s'R"p?'-r!Su"of^'feSL"L"Sr?3^"' '"'^"='" "' ^""'-''sroN
GUILFOPO COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SEI VICES
GUILFORD EXHAUSTS FREE fOOO SUPPLY
GUILFORD COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DA DECLINES ro LEAD ANT I -PORN: GRAPMY FIGHT
GUILfORO COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO JAIL=, N.C.
GUILFOkO JAILER SUSPENDED
GUILFORD COUMTY SCHOOL SYSTE'^
TEACHERS HA-IT PHYSICAL EXAMS
GUILFOBO HILl S
STEAM MAY CUI ENERGY COST^
FIRM PLANS SIX PLANTS TO PRODJCE ENERGY
GUILLAIN-bARRE SYNDROME
PARALYSIS jTRUES
JoViJIiff PROGRESS AGAINST MYSTERIOUS PARALfZER
GRIFFITH HAS NERVE INFECTION
HOSPITAL RELEASES GRIFFITH
GUINEA HENS
•hEN-PcCkED-
s u a J [ c I s
PAGf )■>)
l/l 7/8",
ANTICS OF GUINEA, G0B>(lERS KEEP MUSEUM STAFF GIGGLING
GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
Q-IE-ARMEO TRIBUTE PUSHES-UP kTLCH TO WORLD RECORD
GUITARS
jySIfJ"' '^ JURIED IN -GUITAR CASE' COFFIN
GEORGE JUNES' GUITAR SEUED OJ E TO LAWSUIT
GUITAR HELD HOSTAGE
GULF STREAM
MARINE RESEARCHER TO STUDY GULF STREAM
Gum
nicotine gui successful at helping smohfrs ouit
Gun control
see also guns
SEE ALSO hanoGuNS
SEE ALSO PARADES. GUN CONTROL
POLL: MAJORITY FAVOR HANDGUN IEGISTRaTION
^SL'?S?'?'H,*'''f<5 NEAR ON ANTI-DUI ROADBLOCKS
ROYKO'i POTSHOT MISSED THE MA) K
SUPREME COURT SAID NOTHING
HANDGUN DEBAIE ONGOING
FIREARMS BILL WOULD CONTROL GJNS
SUPREME COURT RUINING OUR NATION
GUN-RUNNING
SEE ALSO TERROR ISM
!V.*,'?9;y5y FROM DURHAM INDICTED ON GUN CHARGES
MINISTER INDICTED FOR WEAPONS
GUN THEFTS
SEE ALSO RORiifRY, DURHAM
FIREARMS ARF TAKEN AT CARRUORJ HOME
GUN COLLECTION REPORTED TAKEN FROM MAN'S HOME
^'?f,.*?''l,5*L'' STOLEN FROM HOM^ IN ORANGE
• 3 GUNS STOLEN FROM APARTMENT
GUNS ARE STOLEN
GUNS
SEE ALSO BE GUN
SEE ALSO PULLETS
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO HANDGUNS
SEE ALSO MACHINE GUNS
SEE ALSO MARKSMANSHIP
III tHR NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SECOND AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO Shotguns
^^Li'i:r'^^'jtl-n^'rft^\>t''.JI''h'..1i'^^i" °'' "LCOhol. tobacco and firearms
DAjf§/,^'|Ll2sF0^S"3SNE '■""'' '"'"" """SICIAN
RULING ON wFAPONS VITAL
PUNISHMENT TOO HARSH
i'^r^tt S«e«chfr pleads innoce>jt to Gun Charges
MECKLENPURG TEACHER TENURE BILL REVIVED
2y?l;'?,';=.'^ilKi?f;,S?'^^''^° EXAMINED BEFORE SENTENCING
MICKENS' PROdATION HINGES ON 'VALUATION
BILL PROPOSES COMPLIANCE WITH FFOERAL TRUCK RULES
BE CAREFUL WITH GUNS
HANDGUN DESATF ONGOING
!1a£'-c,^;?°'- = *'IS S'tl- ENDANGERS OUR LIVES
MAN FACES WEAPONS CHARGE
MAN SEEN DRIVING UNDER GUNPtfl'lT
GUN INCIDENT INVESTIGATED
CLAY SHERIFF SAYS GUNS MISSING
NEW HEALTH CLUB OPEN IN CARR113R0
GYMNAST ICS
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SEE VANCE COUNTY, N.C., LItJRAR,Y
"""jEFLECnONS -ItH AN ICY GLARE
"^'"sEe'SuRham haoaSSah
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CLASS A ACT
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SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
"thunderstorms BRING HAIL
CAUGHT ?Y SURPRISE
CROPS UNHURT
HAIR
"^tR^?ol?'•SICTIMS ORGANIZE TO SFEK SUPPORT. RESEARCH
a^haioy'problFm
HAIR CUTS
SEE HAIRCUTS
-'*^;:fp''^/os'gi"iEi'.^:ooo'^ar5^'i
"""sfrAtsS'pLASTic surgery
"!ni»T"0Is2ltsFS APPEAL IN SUIT OVER TRANSPLANT
"*'"sEE'iLSn PARBERS. N.C.^
ynu CAN GET A HAIRCUT
WITHOUT A CLIPPING
HALIFAX COUNTY, nC ntSPLAYS DURING TRIALS
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HALIFAX HOSIERY CO.
SU wDRHcRS CHARGE BIAS
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SEE
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hypfrraric chamber
HALL OF FAME SENIORS lOURNAMENT IPINE.URST.
''UsETH's'-6, 'OPS SENIORS
funsIth leading seniors
FUNsliH cruises to seniors WI
FUnSE
hall-wynne cc
BARNES, REIIRFO "'CL-HYNN| MEAD.
JESSE H. BARr.ES DIES AT AGE 8-
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SEE ALSO SUPE^lSriT IDNS
SEE ALSO "TmCK OR TREAT"
fTLKS ARQIJ.NO HERE: THE
TR ICK-UR-TREAT TO BE OCT.
HALLOWEEN FUN
HALLOWEEN SAFETY GEAR I', AVIILAHLE
HAUNTED HOUSE ATTIRE IS INFOR'IAL
CAuny SELLERS WANT HALLOWEEN TO ^E FiJN AGAIN
ORGANIZED ffSriVITIES MAKE HALLOKEEN SAFER
HEH. HEH, ThIS'LL SLAV VOU
HALLOWEEN SAFETY MATERIAL AVAILABLE
PLAN FOR A SCIRITED HALLOWEEN
MUSICAL HALLOWEEN
HAUNTED CAR RIDES AGAIN
SPOOKY WEEKEND ON TAP
IN THE SPTTLIChT: THIS WEEK'S
BUKLI'lGTON'S HALLOWEEN A BIG "
AFhITCHED
HALLOWEEN VISIT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: TRICK OR TREAT
...AND THE.N. .. SHRIEK! ...0. HO'lRORSl
600!
HALLOWEEN TREAT
ALL DRESSED UP
ORANGE HAS OUIET HALLOWEEN
SUBJECTS
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HALLOWEFN REVELERS
HALLOWEEN CANDY
CANDY SELLERS WANT HALLOWEEN tq je FuN AGAIN
HALLOWEEN CANOy oETS NEW COSTUME
FREE X-RAYS OF CANDY OFFERED
CANDY CHECK OFFERED
HALLOWEEN HOTLINE SET UP
HALLOWEEN CDS lUHE S
SEE ALSO CGSTU'IFS
OESIGNcR SAYS COSTUItS 'VERY, VERY GOOD FOR
SCARY SITUATION
HALLOWEEN SAFETY TIPS GIVEN
CENTER/GALLERY OFFERS COSTUME ORIGINALS FOR
HAM RADIO
SEE ALSn RADIO
DURHAM 'HAMS' PLAN TALK WITH SPACE SHUTTLE
HAM RAOIU MEN TUNED TO SPACE SHUTTLE
HAMLEt, N.C.
HAMLET IN WORLD SERIES
HAMLET RAILROAD STATION
HAMLET STATION STILL MARKS RAILROAU TOWN
HAMMER, SILEP, GEORGE ASSOCIATES
FIRM PROPOSES FIVE PROJECTS FIR CARR.iORO
BOARD CONSIDERS PROJECTS
CARKBORO HAS ROOM TO GRTW
REPHRI: CARRtSORO EXPECTED 10 :ROw
STRICTER ZONING RECOMMENOFO FTR CAHR40R0
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT ON WORK SESSION AGENDA
INDUSTRIAL PARK MAY BE FIRST TOWNTOWN CARRBORO PROJECT
CONSULTANT'S PROGRESS CRITICIZEO
CARRBORO, lONSULTANTS NEAR ACZ URu
RE.VISED REPORT ON CARRBORO SUSMITTEO
HAMPIJN MARINERS MUSEUM
SEaFOOu EXHIBITION IS BIG TASTING EVENT
HANAFI MUSLIMS
SEE TERRORISM
HAND GRENADE
GRENADE INJURES BOY, \Z
HANDGUNS
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO MARKSMANSHIP
POLL: MAJORITY FAVOR HANDGUN REGISTRATION
HANDGUN OEBATE ONGOING
HANOICAPPEO
SEE ALSO Children, handicapped
til '[l°n S^SViCL'^Y^^IfiRl^^h'- '"e'»''=^^'C «">1N0 ""GRAM
SEE ALSO MISS N.C. WHEELCHAIR PAGEANT
III itts ssj^sipiEgva;"'" '°" '" ""-'•BOROUGH
ADVOCACY COUNCIL NEEDED
If^M?"* ,''' ••""* *'■ "iTER SKILLS FOR HANOICAPPEO
M?,c^L\;;^tf r'^y""^*''''f° GREAT- ACCESSIBLE HOMES
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BILL HIT ■lY LABOR LEADER
OISAJUI TIES DON'T HINDER GOL= THERAPY
S?1?.';!'',f?9£:;'"- VOLUNTEERS GIVE A HEC FOR HANDICAPPED
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i?;s u?;(^'^5f?^asi?5SK.'°" ''' handicapped
HANDICAPPED, CLOTHING
SEE ALSO CLOTHING
NEW DESIGNS MAKE DRESSING LESS DIFFICULT FOR HAMOICAPPED
HANDICAPPED, CRIME VICTIMS
NIGHT PPQWLERS SPREAD TERROR
HANDICAPPED, EMPLOYMENT
GOODWILL HAS Changed and grow-i
RIOICULf, OISCMIMINATION BEHnO .IFR
HANUICAPPtO, PARKING
STUDY PLANNED 0^l STATE'S POLICY OF RENTING HOUSES
ILLEGAL PARKING FINES TO RISE
HANOICAPPEO, TRANSPORTATION
EYE DOCTORS PLANNING BUILDING
BUS TO AID HANOICAPPEO
HANDICAPPED MAILBAG I DURHAM SUN COLUMN)
U'^o''IVt'",'"" EARLY TO DISCUSS CAREERS
JOo FATIGUES MS SIJFFLREH
DISABILITIES MI'uNDERSTOOn '
PAST ILLNESS MAY RE-IAIN PRIVATE
FLORIDA GAS STATIONS HELP DISABLED
CAMP SITE IMPROVEMENTS WOULD AID HANDICAPPED
DEVICE HELPS NIGHT VISION
MAN'S iPPRUACM IS WRONG
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l/Zt/'^l A
2/31/83 A
2/03/''3 B
2/05/»3 A
2/0B/R3 A
2/10/n3 A
2/12/n3 A
2/l';/n3 A
2/17/B3 A
2/iq/B3 A
2/22/R3 A
2/2<./e3 A
2/26/n3 A
3/01/S3 B
3/03/63 A
3/05/83 A
3/08/13 A
3/10/83 A
3/12/83 A
3/15/83 A
3/17/83 A
3/l''/83 A
3/22/R3 A
3/24/83 A
3/25/83 A
3/2'»/i'3 A
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4/21/83 A
4/23/83 A
4/26/83 A
4/28/83 A
4/30/H3 A
5/03/83 A
5/05/83 A
5/m/83 A
5/10/83 A
5/1J/8J A
5/14/83 A
5/17/93 B
S/l'/BS A
5/21/83 a
5/24/83 A
5/26/83 A
5/28/83 A
5/31/83 B
6/02/93 A
6/04/93 A
6/07/83 A
6/0<>/83 A
6/11/83 A
i/14/83 A
6/16/83 A
6/18/83 A
6/21/83 A
6/23/63 A
6/25/«3 A
6/28/93 A
6/30/83 A
7/02/93 A
7/05/83 A
7/07/83 A
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7/12/83 A
7/14/93 A
7/16/83 «
7/19/83 A
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9/22/93
9/24/93
9/27/83
9/29/»3
10/01/83
10/04/83
10/06/93
10/09/93
10/11/83
10/13/83
10/15/93
10/18/83
10/20/93
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10/27/83
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HEARING ON HANG-GcniNG TODAY
HANGINC RUCK STATE PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
JUST HANGING Cur
HANGINGS
•FAR WORSE THAN HANGING'
LEGISLATORS WORK ON HANGING BILL
HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES CHOICE OF FXECUMON
HANLON AND nILSON CU. IPA.I
INDUSTRY FyeiriG ALAMANCE
PLANT PLANNED IN ALAMANCE
MfBANE GETS INDUSTRY WOOED BY BURLINGTON
HANOVER OISTRiauTING CO.
1135,625 AWARDED BY COUP T
HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO OURHAH HAUASSAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO JUDAISM
SEE ALSO PASSOVER
ART MUSEUM TO LIGHT TREE
""lI!<«4h: feast OF DEOICATION
LIGHT ING
HAPPINESS
rtlPPINESS: -MORE THAN JUST LOVE-
HAPPY Days IPLAyl
•HAPPY DAYS' WILL BE HERE SOQ>(
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CAKRbOHO PLAY -HAPPY DAYS' GOES TO NYC
HAPPY STORE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
t?,500 TAKEN IN STORE Rn33£BY
HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO SEXUAL HARRASSMENT
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE THREATS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
SEE ALSO Threats
Si?ON'?hb?Ki "u':d 'p^lJI"^' T»' EVENING CALLS
SHERIFF: COUPLE BEING HARASSEI
HOSPITAL SECRETARY SAYS HARASSMENT CONTINUING
HARD HATS
HARD HATS' COLORS WILL BE CHA-IGED
HARDEE'S FOOD SYSTEMS, INC.
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The harlcn group inc.
florida firm to build apartments in county
APARTMENTS GET NEW DEVELOPER LUUNIY
HARNETT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKFTBAIl
JORDAN SPURTS IN JND PER lOD P ST TROJ ANS
DEFENSE IS TRADEMARK OF FALCO-IS """'■""^
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HARNETT COUNTY, N.C.
MAN FIRES AT LAW OFFICERS
HARNETT FEMALE DEPUTY
HARNETT COUNTY SCHOOLS
?n1lrTSc'^?,","' "ULEO NOT VIOLATING N.C. LAW
COURT REVERSES HOME SCHOOL RULING
HARNETT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT-
BQDY FOUND IN HARNETT
HARNETT YOUTH CENTER
FOUR INMATES INJUREO IN ACCIDTNT
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11/27/83 A
12/01/83 A
12/02/83 C
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2/18/83 0
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1/14/83
1/17/83
1/20/83
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S 2 U/30/83 C 1
H .' 1/05/83 a 3 P N C36
S 2 1/05/83 0 1 P N C09
H 2 2/16/83 C 2 N
S 2 2/16/83 C 2 P U C09
H 2 10/28/83 C 3
H 2 4/30/83 A 1 1
H 2 7/30/83 A 3
H 2 1/26/83 A 10
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^AlTi fIoJECTTQJR INC. JOBS , ,„.,„
HAYTI OFFICIALS SEEKING RULE N^|.j
COUNCIL TO ..cT •'»''' °Sf HAYTI CENIFR INVESTMENT
REACIiatl MU;P ON B"' 0' " J^ U D FUNO 1 NG
DATE
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S 2 5/30/83 C 8
5 2 7/l'./B3 C T
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H 2 ll/10/''3 0 J
H 2 12/3l/l'3 A \
5 2 b/2l/B3 A I
H 2 6/21/B3 e 1
H 2 1/21/83 A ^
H 2 10/16/83 0 <•
H 1 6/07/fl3 B 1
H 2 5/2'./83 A 1^ N 061
T37
T37
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S 2 3/26/B3 C 1
S 2 8/27/83 A '
S 2 12/03/53 A 1
5 2 <./l6/83 A 1 N
H 2 './17/83 A 16 N
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2/16/83 B
2/17/83 a
2/18/83 A
2/11/83 C
2/21/83 B
<,/0B/83 B
7/21/83 A
1/12/83 A
11/26/83 A
U/26/B3 A
1 1/17/83 B } N H60
2 12/13/83 b 1 N 0'.6
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H 1 1/26/83 B 1 "
H 2 './15/83 C 3 N «60
H 2 8/26/83 D I P F W66
H 2 2/23/83 B 1 P P T37
2 1/01/83
2 10/11/B3
6/23/83
7/02/83
A 12
0 16 P P
T37
T37
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H 2 12/02/n3 D 6 P N
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HAYII
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1/01/B3 A
1/03/83 A
1/26/83 C
2/G8/83 A
2/11/83 A
2/W/83 C
2/1J/83 A
2/2A/R3 C
3/16/83 S
3/l8/»i A
3/11/83 H
3/11/83 A
3/30/83 A
<,/01/«3 B
4/01/83 C
<,/li,/83 A
4/1A/83 C
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5/l)'./B3 C
5/U/83 B
5/18/83 A
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CITV FINANCE PAIJEL HACKS 19^' , ' 00 ^OS HAYTI rsn,/P
^yj Jf^tTALIZATION OEPE-JUS IN MONEY ^^
HArTl STuniEi FINANCING PACT
COUNCIL sruniEs havti lpan Fuia
h°a{?^'?0?,?.'Ic't1 Sa°:G6!35r °' "*'" !^f^f'-0''-ENr COKP.
OBlFfIN OUITS HAYTI BOARD
HAYTI jfERS MONTH'S PAYfENT F3 0-1 CITY
P"0yl5I0N 0F8ATE0 8EFC1HE HAYTI PACT OETS OK bY PANEL
COUNCIL MFHdERS TO FYE HAYTI FyNO CUTS
HAYTI auDGET MEETING CANCELED
?w3"5lD'f;\G«"fSN°:] '°" JOa-.EL.TeO PROJECTS
CAHPBELL NAMEn TO HAYTI'S 304*0
HAYTI SECTION
SEE DURHAM, N-C,
HAYTI SECTION
HAYTI U.<PAN RENEWAL PROJECT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., HAYTI SE'TION
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aOARO OKS HAYTI PLAN
PANEL ENDORSES PLAN FOR HAYTI
HAYTI CPOCcB SOUGHT
CITY HILL STUDY HAYTI PUBLIC SAFETY rjFFnS
brown: CITY -ILL STUDY SEC iIr IT ? I N HA Y T I
CITY COUNCIL OK'S NEU HAYTI PLAN
CITY READY TO START PUSHING HAYTI LAND
l^^t^'5.'-"'!^ '9 ""T' PPOPOSAL QUFSTIONEU
SLOAN MAY LEAVE LAW FIRM IF INTFREST CONFLICT HUlFn
I,"'?.£"L4;5o=ygs. 5".ieri' sjoTE^ soScht by s/oIn""'-^"
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RECOMMENDATION TO DEVELOPER
SLOAN NOTIFIES CLERK OF WORK ■( I TH MINN. FIRM
SLOAN UEFINES OPTIONS, NEW HE SHOULD cAoOSB
^W;''.!^';^^ ^yS;^*" ""' "^LERK OF INVOLVEMENT
CITY AHAITs WORD ON GRANTS
WITH DEVELOPER
City awaits word on grants
sloan says firm to drop client
£?y5'^i,|: "'^ BURDEN OF AVOIDING CONFLICTS
?;"T OF HAYTI REDEVELOPMENT CAN START NOW
hllV,^ .'i^tVi^L'^°9° "" 8IG FEDERAL GRANT
2^IJLyl'*^9'^'^''5 DELAY REQUEST FOR NEW BUDGET
cl^^^}'i^? E'?" OFFERS CITY »3DO,000 FOR HAYTI PROPERTY
f'S" CAUGHT IN TIFF BIOS HIGH ON HAYTI
REPORT ON HAYTI DELAYED
CREST ST., HAYTI ON AGENDA
HAYTI GROUP SEEKS il<,e,OQO
COUNCIL OKS SALE OF HAYTI LAN^
5?¥?f.'^ Hifp^I^UG'^f "" ""'' """
Cifv' =tilfl'?tls%'SR'^ED%?lt'ig;'N?"""' DEVELOPMENT GRANT
2 auILDERS JOIN IN HAYTI WORK
'^"0 PURHAM FIRMS TO AID HAYTI PROJECT
C?lY'G^TrGK''^K'uglG "cl'/^A" ''''""' ''"'" INVESTORS
SLOAN RESIGNS FROM COUNCIL
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HAYTI PROJECT TO PRING JOPS
il,'X,^lf55 1325,881 FOR HAYTI
?nr?f*I!P^'^'"9?'5" U'S*" PENFWAL FIRMS
LOCAL BILLS ARE GIVEN SENATE T.K.
rnnlr,?'''in'-ri'i^ ^Wi"i'' '>'"-f '"' BUYING SHARPS
mnJ^f n JS^SfJr??'^' DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
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C'JJ fIN*NCE PANEL BACKS 492,100 FOR HAYTI GROUP
HAYTI REVITAL IZATION DEPENDS IN MONFY
HAYTI STUDIES FINANCING PACT
eOMISTEN EYES HAYTI DEVELOPMENT
HAYTI SHOPPING CENTER
COUNCIL STuOIFS HAYTI LOAN FUMO
piNF,'"^Lf?!;?'IJ^L''^fi"'"S MO^E DETAILS ON HAYTI LOANS
SAol'-„9l^"J5 ACTION ON FUND FIR HAYTI FIRMS
MORE DATA SOUGHT ABOUT HAYTI : ENTER
2 FIRMS JOIN HAYTI PROJECT
TWO STORES TG JOIN HAYTI CENTER
illl'^i.'^'^^^ LOANS FOR HAYTI AlVAriCE
H^.',9°"'JCIL DISCUSSES LOAN PROGRAM FOR HAYTI
COUNCIL TO GET GIF FRANCHISE TONIGHT
HAYT SEEKS HONTm-S payment F^OM city
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S 11,^1^*5 PROPOSALS ON HAYTI LOAN FUND
SJJJJcS^lff'-'^'^'^S ^"'^5 PARTNER'HIP IN CENTER
?i?'S^S " "'"T' DEVELOPMENT 5R0PS OUT
TWO BIO IN LOAN FUND
GRANT SEARCH CONTINUES
FIRM HAY GET CONTRACT TO RUN MAYTI LOAN FUND
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HAYTI WINS GRANT
HAYTI DEVELOPMENT WELCOME
FORUM SCbEOMLFC ON HAYTI
?f;j', Hr.*1^^2''f''l ^^'''- COAN; WIRK TO UECIN SOON
CITY LOAN SOUGHT FOR HAYTI CE>(TER
HAYWOOO, N.C.
HAYWOOD mEAOEO for CCHEPACK
H«Y,<nOO COUNTY, N.C.
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HAZARDOUS 'IATERIAlS
SEE ALSO Chemicals
SEE ALSO OIOXIN
HI "-53 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
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SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO TOKIC SUBSTANCE CCNTRu: ACT
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5/2(./83
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7/U7/83
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H 2
7/08/83
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7/21/33
C 1
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H 2
7/22/63
a 1
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S 2
7/2ft/a3
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S 2
7/27/83
A 8
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S 2
8/02/83
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9/10/83
C I
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S 2
10/29/83
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S 2 1/03/83 A 1
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BOTH SIDES CKlTIClZf BILLS ON LANOFILLS
TBI-cnuNTV CROUP EXPANDS WORK
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COMMITTEE APPROVES REVISED BILL ON LANDFILLS
N.C. HOUSE PASSES SILL ON TESTING OF STUueiilS
HEALTH LAW REVISIONS PASS SEmTF a "JUCil r 5
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CREEK WASTE PROBED
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22linLJK"°!^^' '"'■'■ "N AUTOMOMLE DEALER FRANCHISES
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TMF SHORT FOR WASTE-DISPOSAL aiLL
SITES FOR N-wAsrtS STUDIED
Thanks FOR PROTECTION
HASTES RILL IS REVIVED
SENATE STALLS ON TOXIC WASTE IILL
HEARING SFT ON STORAGE OF IBM WASTE
M»"«OLIUS WASTES BILL DRAWS SHARP CRITICISM
FARM WORKERS COMPENSATION BILL ADVANCES
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STATE TO FOLLOW FEDERAL RULES
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N.C. OPINION NEEDED ABOUT CHEHICAL DATA
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HAZARDOUS WASTE LANOFILLS BAN URGFD BY EPA OFFICIAL
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HASTE SITES
CHEMICALS BEING REMOVED
tiSt^^^iit-'^.^I""" O"" »6AND0NE1 HASTE SITES
SFWAGE TREaIMENT PRODUCES TOXIC WASTES IN N r
REPORT URGES INCINERATOR FOR WASTES
o2S^S9'','n,^"y''"'' °" HAZARDOUS WASTES DISPOSAL
REPORT RECOMMENDS HAZARDOUS HASTE PLANT
HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
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HEADLIGHTS '
REDUCED BIGAMY PENALTY REJECTFD
INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE BILL IS SENT TO SUBCOMMITTFF
PANEL KILLS MOVE TO EL EC T ST AT I BOARU OF FfinrUInN
COMMITTEE APPROVES REVISED BILL ON LANOFILLS '
HEADSTART
SEE ALSO Children, handicapped
SEE ALSO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
cr^^P ORANGt/CHATHAM HEADSTAIT PROGRAM
.'^So°?^Dri]S2HrF'iR''?^oSgA"S °- "^" ""^ "°^»"'
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HEAL THE CHILDREN
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SURGERY HELPS BRAZILIAN GIRL SEE
HEALTH AMER [C* CORP.
HEALTH MAINTENANCE PLAN HILL 3£ OFFERED
HEALTH CARE
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SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. COSTS
SEE ALSO HEDICAIO
SEE ALST «En CARE
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"HEALTH NICHT nur"
SEE ALSO DUKE UM[V. MEDICAL CFNTe^. IFfTnOF^
SOME ILLNESSES, EMOTIONS LIMk'd '"^'^^^'"=5
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PRC-MENSTRUAL SYNDROME CAN PE TREATED
HEALTH NIGHT OUT AT DUKE ■''faicu
NEUROLOGIST TO DISCUSS HUMAN 3RAIN
HEALTH SPAS
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
DURHAM HEALTH SPAS RECEIVE HI^H MARKS
HEARING AIDS
SEE ALSO HEARING DEFECTS
HFASING aids can HAVE STYLE
HEARING DEFECTS
SEE ALSO DEAF
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ACOUSTir PfinrnaM
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LEARNING TO LISTEN: IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR AT DIJKF PunrRAU
T»a DURHAM HEARING-IMPAIRED SlioENTS GET LETTERS f2om"pRE S ioENT
HEARING IMPAIRMENT
SEE HEARING DEFECTS
HEARING TESTS
SCHOOLS GET AUDIOMETER
HEART ASSOCIATION, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION
HEART ASSOCIATION, N.C.
SEE N.C. HEART ASSOCIATION
HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCl TATION
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE '=»"^'-' i»iiun
OFFICER MAY HAVE SAVED MAN'S LIFE
!!n?r?,'9f° ^T ''%" '" SERIOUS CONDITION
HOSTILITY LINKED TO HEART TROIBLE
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INDERAL HELPS STOP REPEAT HEA^ T ATTACKS
HEART DISEASE
Hi '"-IS fl-fCTROCARDIO&RAMS
SEE ALSO HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO HEART RESEARCH
sll ItiS ^^Jl^s'"' "" ""''
HEART DEATHS DIP SHARPLY
pItTe'rSs SF^^FAOr'S-fJ^^c"?"^' I^a" "f*"^ RESEARCH
He'a'Jt" SiSEASe'mEe'tINo'tOPIc' "'''''*' "N'^VZED
EITHER iiV "*' «""T HUSBANTS HEART
fl"!"!^! » FACTOR IN 9L000 FAT LEVELS
study: Exertion unlikely to c^uS£ heart damage for marathon runners
HEART FUND CAMPAIGN
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HEART OF THE COUNTRY (BaOKI
SIMPSON NOVEL OFFERS GOOD MESSAGE TO STUDENTS:
HEART RESEARCH '
III •'■59 PKAMINGHAM HEART STUDY
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
Toyd'l.l%^l'''.lirC.l"'.rc.'rc'l "E'"-PAT,ENT CAKE
CFNETICS 4 Factor in SLOOO fat LtVcL'^
iV5SY?°^Hl23??,i¥°;;,3?-,j\ii«,T^^ePHONE
UNC HEART STUDY GF TS 16.9 MILLION
HEART Surgery
Ui t\-\n CORONARY 6YPASS SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURLERY
Srl??ir^"Sc'?S'!' i'H^l 1° ""'° BF COMING A PATIENT
PLASTIC hFART OPERATION NEAPS
HEART TRANSPLANTS
HEART TRANSPLANTS EXPECTED AT OUK E
HEAT EXHAUSTION
SEE ALSO HYPERTHERMIA
SEE ALSO HYPOThFRMIA
GREEN IS TREATED FOR HEAT EYPTSURE
LT. GOV. SUFFFRS HEAT EXPOSURE
HEAT CAUSE OF WRECK
HEAT: DOCTOR ADVISES DRINKING PLENTY OF COOL HATER
HEAT HARVESTER CORP.
SOLID-FUEL HEATING SYSTEM
HEAT STROKE
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2"eI?'c!uses io'MfjSi problems in du.ham city, county schools
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TEACHER issue UNRESOLVED
iff ALSn NATURAL r.ASt RATtb
SEE ALSn UTTLITY RATES
r^.e.rd MniMTMl Y BILL TC
"is'TgrufSrpiMJ^TEEECTEE-CUST
OHtRS IN DURHAM
"^'sef'ALSn'-DURiUM EMERGENCY ENERGY CummITTEE
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SOME FACE SUFFERING FROM «INT-«-S SLJHS
OONATIUNS FROM GAS FIRMS UkGE
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POOR KEEP HARM
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SCNIPTUBE IN CONTEXT MOT C ON T) AOl C TOR V
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DURHAM GETTING HARDWARE FIRM
aeCORD EARNINGS AT HECHING6R "U.
hechinger has rfcoro sales
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CEREMONIAL Sawing
GOVERNOO saws LOG TO OPEN HECHIMGER'S
HE'c'SfSSE'r^lSJoE^S ''°" '""= '' HECHINGER CO.
HECHINGER CITES STORE IN DURHAM IN SALES REPORT
HEL ICOPTERS
SEE .HSS^'^'OE'ITS, HELICOPTERS
HELICOPTER'S 'EMEPGENCY' A FALSE AIARM
"|1- 'COPTER SIMULATOR BEST viS'o GAME
HE GETS SMALL GOLD MEDAL FOR SAVING J656 MILLION
HELIUM
HELIUM TANK IS TRUCKED TO DURHAM
HELIUM LEAK CLEARS UNC BUILDING
HELL'S ANGFLS
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLE GANGS
SEE ALSO The OUTLAWS IGANCI
MAN SENTENCED FOR DEATH PLOT
HELMETS
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
OPPOSING STATE LAW
HELMET LAW SAVES LIVES
5irlR'SEtTiS\E'?ES'?l;li? MQTO^CYCLe HELMET LAW
h6Vm|tT^e"s"ignX°e"f2c'?s''^ °'' "'""'' ''"
repeal helmet law
HELMETS, BELTS LIFESAVERS
SOLDIER SAYS NEW HELMET SAVED LIFF
HEMOPHILIA
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HEMOPHILIA PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
HENOERSUN, N.C.
STORE IN HENDERSON ROBBED
MAN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
TICKETS ON SALE FOR 'TINTYPES'
SFNnfQ^nN^l,-^/.P5 cgJc^f CE^r^R at henofrson
VA:!c°i''5?'?ER'.'S'^'5A5'^lRj^^"^rT"' """"'" "*^^'-
HENDERSON, N.C. BUDGET
BUDGET AVE.US TAX INCREASE IN HENDERSON
HENDERSON, N.C CABLE TV
VANCE'S COURT CLERK SAYS SPACF NEEDED
HENDERSON, N.C., CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
PARADE ENTRIES SOUGHT
CHRISTMAS PARADES: SATURDAY I-J HENDERSON
HENDERSON, N.C, ELECTIONS
^^^,JfcS9 HENDERSON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
CITY ELECTinnS DRAWING E ARL Y V AND I DA T ES
HENDERSON ro CHOOSE MAYOR ••'"'"•'tS
a?r ?fr?ll"'-JJ;, /°f;^'^. ?E;E'-"TED henoerson mayor
BIG CITIES, SMALL TOwNS ELECTING THEIR GOVERNMENTS
HENDERSON, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
"ENOERSON TO CHOOSE MAYOR
VOTING RESULTS: YOUNG RE-ELECTED HENOERSON MAYOR
HENOERSON, N.C, PARKS
PARKS OFFICIAL TAKES NEW POST
HENOERSON CITY COUNCIL
COUNCIL SEcKS NEW MANAGER FOR HENDERSON
NEW HENDERSON MANAGER ST Jr TS T UT t E S MONDA Y
HENDERSON CITY COUNCIL, HUDGET
BUDGET AVERTS TAX INCREASE IN HENOERSON
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VOTING RESULTS: YOUNG RE-ELECTED HENOERSUN MAYOR
HENOERSON CITY MANAGER
HENOERSON CITY MANAGER LEAVIN", FDR ANniH^O ina
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NFW HENDERSON MANAGER STARTS 1UTIFS MONDAY
HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL
SEE VANCE HIGH SCHOOL
HENDERSON JAYCEES
HENOERSON JAYCEES SLATE KERR LAKE BASS CHAMPIONSHIP
HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS
HENDERSON/OXFORD AIRPJRT
SEE OXFORD/HENDERSON AIRPORT
HENDERSON/VANCE COUNTY CHAMBER IIF r.iMMCorc
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SEE ALSO GOLF
OaTE
5/31/33
FOR FIRST HflME
H 2 9/25/13 A " ■■ f
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"^''""Rrc^IG^^^ebNrHSSrrAR^a^iL ARCHITECTURE
"'""''pSisoSous-ySsre -ater is found u state streah
"^'sEE'lisn diseases .see also na«;s qf specific diseasesi
5^3 JhiSLolTrnSiMTlLS IMMUNIZE EMPLOYEES AGAINST HEPATITIS
"^"'oSif OOCTDRS STUOY HEPATITIS. AIDS LINK
HEPIACHLOR g pi,n„ HOnFS
7 n^lprACED 3Y BUG SPRAY AWAIT PLAN
InSI Starts Tn clean up taimt^d wells
cSnTa5In"eD WELL WATER HAULE3 AWAY
herald PUBLISHING CO.
SEE OURHAH HERALD CO.
HfRALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
111 ;tlS gSSrH K&S?ASg"hERALD. SPORTS
"^IrrSjihA?^^^ lirU-^o... day a problem
r'0R2NVlL;:E'"E^lH!^7EDSRQM SUFTBALL PLAYOFFS
GOLF ENTRIES COMPLETE
?^"Ero°'FcrTHri°aV«»2LD-5UN GOLF TOURNAMENT
HFRALD-SUN GOLF PAIRINGS
IT83 HERALD-SUN GOLF PAIRINGS
tT^Sic ^IE^dVinES up FOR HERALD-SUN CHASE
tJ«3 HERALD-SUN GOLF PAIRINGS .^ccn
^N ^ ^^.rAL = f0^UGE;^l'sl"5iY•iNJ?i^Ei^T^°•
SlilLO-SUN, 183: PASSING OF YJUTH
HERAL0-5UN FORM CHART
hJ^NFs'; bOYO BLISTER HILLANOALE
5h1ST IN STATUBF, BUT LONG ON GPL F
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"H*Ej;PD>S^rGorl"f^rsrROro°i'.A^^fUlNG SCORES
^SiS-^Y^Y^^HOT. CHAPMAN GETS HOT AS QUALIFYING ENDS
Say: reasons many for EVENT'S SUCCESi
GOLFER GETS MARRIED. ^I^MPROVES SU SHOTS
CHAPMAN SCORCH CROASOAILE.
uiiTnRv"' PAST CLINGS TO HERALO-SUN
FOlIs Ir0UN0H£6e:_w I TH, THE, Sf OPTING
SET
uCoain-'^UN SUOVIVORS OOnGE DISASTER
SlT?h°PLA? = GOOD COMPETITION
aJIxaNOER getting SACK IN SW M G
CONGRATULATIONS , „, CAPTURES HERALO-SUN TITLE
^^Pki^:^ha?^^°5ic?s^i'J^s^LKiSN^ihK-?R?tJos
TOURNAMENT TOPPERS
IpAmEY^SETTLES- FOR PRESIDE-.T-S TITLE
SjESi'lOER WEARS HERALD-SUN CR3wN
FINAL DAY
HERALD-SUN TRUPHY
iEE ALSO BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
III ttIS S^S:;L'3-^5rL0°L TOURNAMENT
b/lI/R3
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S 2 2/22/83 A 1 1
bridge winners announced
""I^^'Jlso agent orange
see also agent white
5FE ALSO INSECTICIDE
<,f£ ALSO PARAQUAT
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES i
b\el?Sr^lR;^J^0i^rAic"ir[lNK fR inaccurate
UghIeS PESTICIDE SPRAYING RULES URGED
"'"see ALSO FULK MEDICINE
SEE ALSO PLANTS
3 1/29/83 B
2 3/26/83 C
2 5/10/93 A
2 6/06/83 A
2 6/06/83 C
2 6/09/33 A
1 10/20/83 U
1 11/02/83 C
N L30
N L30
N
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f* U A L 1 M 0 e X
1/01/33 - U/31/S3
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Sn?^.^;r!;',"?fi;II.'5 T'^ACM CLASSrS UN HEdlCIMAL USE
enTAMCAL CAftOEN PLANS ITS HE< b SALE
JOIN THE fJN IT THE HEBP PART*
MFanS SPICE UP ANY MQL[04Y Mt'lJ
MEkHS PBOVIOE FFSTIVE SCENT FTR HflLIOAYS
MEBCULES INC.
nErtCuLES PROFITS FALL
mEKCULES OIVIOEHU at t.33 I
HEPE TO GET fY aABY OUT OF JAIL IB3UKI
TAK HEEL NOVELIST DISPLAYS -A LOT OF UNDE P 5 TaND ING-
HERITAGE FOUNDATION
TAX CUT, INDEXING FiVORfO
HtPITAGE MINI MART
.■lEN SOUGHT IN HOLDUP
HERITAGE SQUARE ASSOCIATES
COUNCIL GKS SALE OF HAYTI LANl
COUNCIL ACCEPTS BIO FOR HAYTI TRACT
CITY QUALIFIES FOP FEDERAL GRANT
J BUILUFRS JOIN IN HAYTI WORK
Two DURHAM FIRMS TO AID HAYTI PROJECT
SLOAN KESIGMS FROM COUNCIL
RELOCATION PROHISEU URBAN RENFKAL FIRMS
"»',J',-lffICIALS SEEKING RULE HN BUYING SHARES
fG"."^!'- J" '^■"^ HAYTI DEVELOPM-NT CONTRACT
f?Vv'-I':.^P"^'J'!' ^""5 HAYTI DFVELOPFR CONTRACT
CITY PANEL BACKS HAYTI PROJECT PACT
2^JrI'"r .i^i*!" ?" "'"* °'' ""'''" CENTER INVESTMENT
HAYTI, CITY CLASH OVER PROPns=U FUNDING
HAYTI SHOPPING CEMTFR
HAYTI CONTRACTS ON AGENDA
TWU STORES TO JOIN HAYTI CENTER
SfJIicS^y^^'^''" "^"'^5 PARTNERSHIP IN CENTER
PARTNER IN HAYTI DEVELOPMENT TROPS OUT
GRANT SEARCH CONTINUES
HAYTI IS HAHOFD l<.6<.,00n BOOST
HAYTI DEVELOPMENT WELCOME
HERITAGE SJUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEc ALSO DURHAM, N.C., HAYTI SE'-TION
SEE ALSO HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PRTJfCT
SEE ALSO Shopping centers
HAYTI DEVELOPERS SEEK LOAN; wlKK TO BEGIN
CITY LOAN SOUGHT FOR HAYTI CEMTER
PANEL'S DUTY EXAMINATION OF CTUMCIL
SOON
HERITAGc U.S. IPTL-SUPPORTEO OR GANI 2 A T ION I
PTL CLUB RECEIVFS IST PROPERTY TAX HILL
PTL PLANS TO BUILD COMPLEX LKE -RELIGIOUS OISNFY WORLD-
HEROIN
SEE ALSO OILALIDIO
SEE ALSO DRUGS
Sy^JJI^'-J" '^fflCERS BEGIN ROUVOUP IN BIG DRUG BUST
JO PEOPLE HFLD ON DRUG COUNTS AFTER CITY SwFEP
cSrREC??o"^ '^'-""^ '° ^'^ "" AIMED AT STREE? DEALERS
FOOD STAMPS SAID TRADED FOR DRUGS
MAN CONVICTED OF DRUG COUNTS
tIffS!" I'l-S '5 CHARGED; HAN JAILED
HEROIN FOUND IN DURHAM MAY BE MORE HAJARUOUS
HtROISM
SEE ALSO AniSDS
SEE ALSO RESCUES
They Rase to heroism
AN ACT OF BRAVERY
TROUBLES OF OTHERS CARRY THEM HEROICS TO PAGE 1
SHAZAM! COMICS FANS TRADE HER-'ES ^^ '
BEING A HERO IS -JUST SOMETnnG YOU 00-
HEPPES TYPE 2
SEE ALSO VENEREAL DISEASE
?i'^KI'H= HERPES VACCINE PRCRABLY WILL NOT WORK
J^ISo^?^?,"?? "E'-'" CONTROL HERRES VIRUS
HERPES IS SEMINAR TOPIC
HERPES VIRUS IS SEMINAR TOPIS
HFRPES-CANCER LINK - 01 STURD I N". -
S.'SG^SA^'k'ii Tn"pl1 J!?Tiir ""' '" """^"
RELEASE OF DRUG TO TREAT HERPES EXPECTED SOON
HERPES VIRUS
SEE ALSO VIRUS
?';li^J'5U "I'PfS VACCINE PROBABLY WILL NOT WORK
'-Jl^y^" '^'^ HERPES POSES CHALLENGE
HERPES OF THE EYE LINKED TO SALIVA
HEXALON C. V. (NETHERLANDS FIRMI
UA^?'-?IIi f!"'^„''y!;S HALF INTEREST IN MALL
MALL GETS NEW PARTNER
HIBERNATION
GROUNDHOG BLOnO OFFERS A CLUE TO HIBERNATION
"'"l?^iaRhS5?iiS ".llT.^i^'.ko ""''''' ^"""5D*y
HICKSTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
"EST STREET RESIDENTS TO MOvr NEXT MONTm
S600,0Q0 HOUSING LOAN APPROVED FOR CREST ST.
HIDDEN VALLEY SUBDIVISIO'I
CHATHAM SUED OVER REJECTION OF SUBDIVISION
HIGH HLOOO PRESSURE
SEE HYPERTENSION
HIGH POINT, N.C.
£?;''°!;i';E!;AN SENTENCED IN SLAYING
"'.Jr^?"]"^ STING BRINGS 23 ARRESTS
BUILDING BURNS IN HIGH POINT
HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE INEwSPARfr,
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C.
HE-S GOT Shot at BEING 'ABBY- OF BARTENDERS
HIGH-RISES
N E
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10/01/83
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N
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5/14/83
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SEE HHuSINGi "I.e.
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"'"■" ^::SnIc:in-hElps slow speeoE-s
"''lEl"luusl"n.,v.NG
"'^■^1^ IP^8'Ic?0f->.C TENURE
III ItinloHliumHcotLeGF SYSTEM
III ALSO CO«HJNITY EOUCATION
II Jtia S"c' fsSnCIATION OF ■N.EPeNOE-.T COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
ccc Iiln nIc. central uniu.
Ill iWa PRIVATE COLLEGES
-Ill itis'i^ttiGiir^:: ^^Hir-
rnhirf!o^N°^S^aRfu^.T; ;,Ss?M/M.N'SpeN TO all
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riHhT?3-::AR'?h3SToSi^^^
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""^fErGK^NSFATHEK mountain HIGHLAND GA.ES
""^'^'-p'.'Keuls'^ElcK PEIO, DISCUSSION OF ISSUES
«i Aun h'^spital iashEVIllE. n.c.i
?c- ,1 ?-. nuKE UNIV.. propfrty
^IGM1^AY 5".
SEE nC i*
HOSPITAL SALE
HIGHWAY CUNSTKyCTinn
III itru ;;i^rroAS&'£F%RANSPORiATinN
SEE ALST US sni
T;r;?rL?^^t. "Si^^T FOR UNC PR^UECTS
1-^0 COMPLttmN fPECTEO IN l''a7
-?.|l^ie^::^^;^2c^T INTERSTATE
S'pilfi^SE'?!" FORECAST FOR LA.GER CONTRACTORS
HtfHWAY CO'tSTRUCT ION* CUSTS
1 uli ::K-s.:;'S'.'!::£'i,.....i«.. ■•^^"
L^ystS HATCH pnln FUNDS revK-ed
BRinOE CONIBArT AMONG 31 LEI
rJr^3;;'"u^iJ^Nf rN-^ii^SHWAY .ONLY
2^Siu^ilk^'?f;Rl!^irlSp"fi^E?,. CONTRACTORS
HIGH-AY IXP«"'lf«l'?' "^SijSAuiHFARF'^LAX
III Sl'jrTK^IJr/RTlnSS'lPpSSvE/ENr prucrah
,"SE IilC SEfKS MONEY FOR N. . U
HIGH-AY MAlNTcNANCF
PA
'^''^frALsS^HlGH-AYS. N.C.
lit ALSO N.C. HISTORY
"hiJh-AY MARKERS TELL NOR
"''^?rN'.cl'"HK.H-AY PATROL
TH CA<ULINA STORY
""lErALSO*ilGH..Y rjNSTRUCTinN
III ALSO ROAD REPAIR
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5/12/83 C
5/13/83 A
5/15/83 U
5/21/83 A
5/23/P3 A
5/31/83 A
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7/07/83 A
7/12/83 A
7/18/83 A
8/21/83 8
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SfE ALsn AI-* "Ar,s
SEE ALSn Auro SAfFTV
Hi frP^ f.Gvt»,jnft's Hti^HwAY s«Fr rv p«1i;bam
SeI 'tsn SfAt ,'Ftls'"''"'" """" ^"Pff^ A0M1NTSTRAT[0^
SEE AL S'l SPEEn' l Irtirs
SEE AlSn TBAFFlf SAFETY
l'\\^n"nnh7»i»'i-'^""'^^ ""■'- ""■'""" ''«ftrv RFSFARCM a-NFER
i?f'";!^^° ''f'-^ CQULO HEIOHrFN ROAfl MA?ABUS
H«5. noLE ..AHTs Af.ENCr ru sir- s'; highway safety
THrY INSPECT BR I OGE S — UNUER WAT ER -.AFEIY
Chilo safety seat law onon, cjulu of detifh
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STATE: VEHKLf tMSPECTInnS PRItiRAM MAKES ROAOS SAFER
hicmway sir.fis
SFE ALSO OULHnAROi
SFE ALSn ROADS, N.C.. NAMES
SFE ALSO SIGNS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNS
RfSEAl^s^'i«:;'^H'Iio'^s^"^.s"°" '"'"' ""' *^""^ ^^y
pA^ic^e'? 'nl'^nll 'Vo^l """ '"^^ ""' '°''''"''
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SIoNS HELP YOU FIND MUSFuH
DIRECTIONS TO OUHf: BETTER Sr.NS NEEDFD
.'SV 9'? Sil,'-"^' °" CORNWALL IS ROAD
NOT The best approach
??;rJ°?J,', 5!?'^, SYSTEM NEFOFD MTRF ThA,< EVER
|I*fE CORRECTS SOHE ROAD-SIGN PROBLEMS
RTP — IT'S THAT A WAY
^^I'.lifS CONSTITUTE MARKED II PRJVE "E NT
EDITORS UNRFaSDNABLE
CORNWALL IS OGAO NCEOS MODE SI'.NS
A~NSfHF'J = KM"?i'r^^\^e*Slo"""*'"" """^
HIGHWAY TA«ES
SEE ALSO Taxes, N.C.
HIGHWAY WARFARE
"I''"«'»|„SJ1LL CUMOAT ZONE ACROSS STATE
'''"EASED FEES COULD HEIGHTFN rfOAO HAZARDS
fRACIOR-TRAILERS HELD NOT PAYING FAIR SHARE ON ROADS
HIGHWAYS, N.C .
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY MARKERS
511 *|-5? "'i' '^E'"'' OF TRANSPORTATION
\cl frln y?C; '""ISRORTATIUN IH^KOVEMF-n PROGRAM
FIRST 'GOOO RriAOS' GOVERNOR
STATE MAY LOSE i220 MILLION .
9=.'^5„?'C!|;5 HIGH.AY WILL RE I-PROVEO
TRACTOR-TRAILERS HELD NOT PAYING FAIR SHARE ON ROADS
X;!;.';' J'"?'*^.*^ 1"-"^" f"* twin-irailfr trucks
OFFICIAL Say-, highway aid 'BA-l NEWit
SIX LANES FOR 1-85, EXPRESSWAY LINK OK'n
HIJACKING, AIRPLANE
SEE ALSO TERROilliM
FORMER HIJACK VICTIM NOW SPREADS GUSPFL
HIJACKING, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TRUCKi
DRIVER SPOTS HIJACKED RIG HAULING tSu.OOO IN GOODS
HIK ING
SEE ALSO APPALACHIAN TRAIL
III AttS ^S;j'?c'Ar?^}:j?s?'""'' ""''' "'°™'
WHIRL CORRECTICN
A JOUH'IEY across N.C. TRAILS
MIKER IN BURKF STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
SFVFRAL HIKES SLATED THIS MONTH
IN MAY. TIME TO TAKE HIKE
A WALK CN THE WILD SIDE
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hill house art
hillanoale athletic association
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COUNTY Champs
SOCCER Champs
HILLANOALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE HILLANOALE SCHOOL
HILLANOALE GOLF COURSE
THE 'HOT BLADES' HAVE ACVANTaGE FOR HFRALO-SlIN
HILLANOALE'S 'FEARSOME FOUR' SHORTCUT SHAKY
HILLANOALE MEMO^IAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
JnMrI°''?''!L3'"5 SETi MEMORIAL DAY A PROBLEM
COUCH, CHAPPELL MATCH b<>i IN MEMORIAL
BRYAN'S MEMORIAL CHARGE BRINGS TITLE, ATONEMENT
HILLANOALE SCHOOL
COMPUTER FOOD
HILLANOALE SPORTS ASSOCIATION
BASEBALL Champs
HILLCRFST CONVALESCENT CENTER
ROYAL SMILES
SENIOR FASHION
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HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., WATER AND SEW61 RATES
HILLSBOROUGH MAY RAISE WATER J ND SE WE R RATES
TOWN'S HANDLING OF TAP FEES IS OUFSTIONEO
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ZONING
see ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., nNiNG
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NE«S BUREAU CHIFF IS ARRESTED
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BOARD REJECTS SFwER LINE
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NEWSPAPERS DROP SUIT AGAINST POARO
OPEN MEETINGS SUIT OROPPEO
Tn*2''f^T°''°'''"''^ AGAINST NEWSMAN
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TOWN NOT PURSUING SEwER EXTENSION
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COMPLfX OWES SEWER FEES, CLER< SAYS
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■^F-SPJPER-HILLSROROUGH OISPUTF MPORTANT ISSUE
PROPOSAL DRAFTED FOR EFLAND-CHEEKS SEWEP
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TOWN, COUNTY TO MEET AGAIN ON SFVJFO I ThjC
PROPOSAL IS DRAFTED TO eJteND SEWER ^^^
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SEWER LINE PROPOSAL GOES PACK ID POARD
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WRITTEN AGREEMENTS IN WATER LINES SOUGHT
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STEVENS SEEKS RE-FLECTION
DR. STEVENS TO SEEK JND TERM
Kitl-^?°''°"^" CANOIDATES S0UAR= OFF AT FORUM
OPEN GOVERNMENT IS H I L LS loROUG H I S SUE
ToSN^ColiNCirSESuLfs C eJ?I ^ I El '" ' ' '■'■"™' ■'""NSON, STEVENS ELECTE
HILLS80R0UGH CHAMbER OF COMMERCE
HILLSBOROUGH CHAMBER OFFICERS
HILLSdOROoGH COURTHOUSE
SEE ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
HILLSBOROoGm CRAFTERS
SEE ALSO CRAFTS
HILLSBOROUGH CRAFTERS FIX UP 'I EW QUARTERS
HILLS30R0UGH GARDEN CLUB
GARDEN CLUd MEMBER LIKES TQ G< GW TnlNGS FROM SEEDS
HILLSbORnuGH HOG DAY
;H0G DAY' A-COHING IN JUNE
IN THf SPOTLIGHT
HILLSSOPOUGH PAY^
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MILLSIOE HIGH SCHOOL. CLASS PEUNltlNS
PLANNING RELI.ilOM
ITTEND REUNION
GBiOUATION ACTIVITIES BEGIN
cbaouations on cable
n«kis leads last graduation
S'lLSIOE OSAOLIATcS TOLD TO M£-T.
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HAKE DEMANDS
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3/31/83
3/31/»3
'./2a/93
6/IT/R3
6/l'>/'"3
6/2''/83
6/30/13
7/21/93
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10/03/83
10/13/83
10/l''/83
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10/20/RJ
10/22/83
10/22/B3
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ll/26/»3
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12/01/83
12/Q7/83
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6/03/83 A
6/03/83 C
6/0<./83 B
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7/2'>/«3 C
7/30/83 C
12/02/83 A
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P M66
P M66
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H 2 4/23/83 B 3
H 2 5/04/93 b 3
S 2 5/06/83 D 2
1/15/83 0
1/15/93 4
1/19/83 C
1/26/83 8
1/26/83 6
2/02/83 C
2/05/93 D
2/12/33 0
2/11/83 D
2/l<>/83 A
3/01/33 a
5/06/83 C
6/02/83 D
O/02/83 e
6/04/83 B
6/04/83 A
6/05/83 e
6/06/83 D
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12/06/83 b
12/07/83 B
12/07/83 0
12/08/93 B
12/31/83 A
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C36
C36
1 P N C36
2
3
2
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2
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S 2 9/30/83 D 4
i 2 10/35/93 fi 3
S 2 10/05/83 0 2
S 2 10/19/93 0 1
S 2 3/27/S) A 8
H 2 9/03/83 0 3
H 2 ')/l5/83 0 2
H 2 9/16/83 C 1
H C36
n C36
H C36
N C09
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1/01/83
INDEX
12/31/n3
P«GE 373
1/17/81,
"STEP ENJOrS HOMECOMINC
OFF AND rtUNNING
RV
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ATHLETES 0EC3GNI£ED
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2Vi^I'r;L"°'*"E''5 LOOK SHARP IN TOACK PICTuRF
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2I!;!-H°^ DASHES ro track titl^
HORNETS BLISTER SECTIONAL TRA'K
HILLSIDE BOyS WIN C A«pSe LL C « N W AL
HILLSIDE STRANGLES
SEE MURDER, U.S.
HlLLUIEx APART'^ENTS
APARTMENT DEVELOPERS SEEK FIINT S
HIROSHIMA
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO JAPAN
HIROSHIMA
OUR DEAD DESERVE A niE-IN
HISPANIC5
SEE ALSO MEXICAN-AMERICANS
NEW LCM CIGARETTE 4IM = 0 AT nrpajir";
HISPANIC CONFERENCE IS MONOAi '^"'"
HISTORIC HOMES. OURHAM
SEE DURHAM, -(.c, HISTuRIC HOUSES __.
"'M2?'5, ffl^^S 'HO BUILDINGS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. HtSTORTr mrmccc
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HISTORIC MARKERS
THE LAST MARKER? COSTS HURTIN", HIGHWAY HISTORICAL PROGRAM
'^'S'2?'^T??E|'""f'0" CENTER OF STJGVILLE
SEE STAGVILLE PRESERVATION C E^TF ^^ I ^^!r. INAL L T STAGVILLE CENTER FOR
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GOP, DEMOCRATS USE TAX LOOPHOLE TO HELP THEMSELVES
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GROUP WILL TOUR INDUSTRIAL SITES
C. HISTORY
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DATE C
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9/23/S3 C
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9/2A/R3 A
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10/04/83 0
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10/08/^3 0
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10/08/R3 A
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10/23/13 C
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10/27/63 0
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H 2
5/01/83 a
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3 P P M66
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I P N C 36
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5/14/83 A
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9/11/83 C
8 N
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H 2 8/07/83 C 9 n A
H 2 8/13/83 A 4 L
H 2 7/17/83 Oil M
S 2 9/09/83 e 1 N
H 1
3/15/83 e 1
H 3
7/22/83 a I
H 2
9/25/83 A 8
H 2
10/0 1/8 3 A B
H 2
10/02/83 D 1
H 2
11/20/93 0 I
S 2
12/01/83 D 2
12/15/83 B 1
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4/27/83 C 1
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2/22/83
4/23/83
5/04/83
5/05/83
5/05/83
5/oa/B3
5/10/83
5/10/83
7/02/83
7/02/83
8/23/83
8/24/83
9/27/83
9/30/83
U/15/83
11/18/83
1 1/20/83
11/25/83
5 P P C56
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HISTORY, DURHAM
SEE OURHAM,
5/10/83 a I N K90
HISTORY, N.C.
SEE N.C, HISTORY
HISTORY, U.S.
SEE U.S., HISTORY
HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
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FOLKS ABOUNO HERE: rtl'H THE Q'Ablcl a i: i
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SEE ALSO lN»aSIE(.S ,^ _
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22noJ ?,F HDAX CALL CONTINUES
Snir:brj^ri^A;'trBiE*?5°?Yio STOLEN CAR
"'""ihl ^2SGE*Rs"fSRi"EHlN0 HANV POPULAR hO.RIES
"'"■'^^FTLKS AROUND HcRE
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H0FFMAN-LAS3Cn|. INC.. ^^^ ^^^^ ^^,,, 5 , ,£ g^ECTS
'*'^''SEE ALSO lIVE^TOCn
'"dMim i'olWM'c'^ ITCS, HURT HOC FARHEKS
•HOG FARMERS ARE HURTING"
cleaSup cohJleteo at four duh' sitcS
•"^"^ ^3:i?'couNi'?'cniMrsiONER CHAR-.EO hit., -okthless chec.
"°"i!p;v^hi;Hr2g?A^2^2^'?Ho5?'?EAGULLs
Se-re spoiling oriR'-r.uLLS ON iSLA-.ns of oreogings
""ih'Soe-F! holes in one
"°^'"s;;c^!5i;^?^ i3ii^ri^fi/?v!'^3^^^i UP
Ja^ heel'' 3ln;ilN'''lN'-GAR0EN-S HOLIDAY LI«ELIGHT
'in.V.\'M\i:Al OCHEJTV ON M. SPAR. CAROLINA
PERKINS- 51 SPARil HEELS IN FESTIVAL
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"'^'-iirHnUot^INN .HILLSBOROUGH RTAn,
'«>'-1?e"cSSi??SaS PARAOES. OURH.H
SEE CHRISTMAS PARAOES. N.C.
Bl't.\iv.?i\n hr^^^.r. TIPS
OECnMTIQNS REGUIRE CAUTION
hclIhay travel
S'E ALS" TOURISM. U.S.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL. '!•;•.„ to.uFIE^S ARE CAUTIONED
J!!r.E^^'BU^E?."Hii2::Ts"ME!:i''wtTH N.C. travelers
HOLinAYS ISEE ALSO SPECIFIC HOLIOAYSI
SEE ALSO ruRHAM, N.C. HOLItlAYS
HOLIDAYS TOO EXPENSIVE
HOLIDAYS. CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C,
HOL IDAYS
HOLIDAYS. OuRh
SEE DURHAM,
N.C.
rtCLIDAYS
1 CARTOON!
HOLIDAYS. N.C jniii n MAKE KINT. nlRTHOAT STATE HOLIDAY
KING'S r.ISTH;)AY NOW N.C. HOLHAY
^A 'i?iLl'Tr,i2^3"/^Fj^;u[?B;So
rjiifii: 2v?-^^c??-'/<;? js^^^c^trNG'SA^K' s:^: holiday observance
2E:-s''cIr?S "aSmSM in FIGHT AGAINST NATIONAL KING HOLIDAY
|;IiS."2LirT; ^i^^Sn^ES^ifT ^-O.Y HOLIDAY
OFMCES LlSsING for THANKSGIVING
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1/30/83 0 IMF
6/03/B3 A ION
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H 2 7/02/63 C
S 2 7/02/83 A
H 2 7/15/83 A
H 2 7/IB/93 A
H 2 10/0<./83 A
S 2 U/J2/B3 B
\ N a5<.
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1. T T R56
H 2 9/10/83 A 1
S 2 9/10/83 A 1
52 9/l'./83A 1 „,,,
H 2 9/15/83 a I N CI
N T32
<,/30/S3 8
5/04/63 B
7/31/83 b 11
S 2 10/19/33 A 13
H 2 7/01/83
S 2 7/12/83
H 2 7/13/83
H 2 1/01/83 A
H 2 3/26/83 A
S 7 8/09/8J C
H I 6/18/93 C
3/08/83
6/12/93
5/25/83
7/03/83
U G33
U G33
12/28/93 C
12/29/83 C
12/29/83 [)
12/29/93 6
12/30/83 C
12/30/83 0
5 2 3/16/83 B
H 2 u/ii/" ; ft S
H 2 11/24/83 C 12 N
7/02/83 A 3
12/24/83 A I
S 2 9/20/83 A 4
1/13/83 C
1/14/9) 0
1/14/83 4
1/15/93 A
1/15/93 A
4/04/83 A
7/03/83 C
7/05/83 6
7/05/83 t
9/06/83 C
9/21/83 A
I0/O4/83 A
10/19/83 B
U/22/83 A
11/23/83 U
N 046
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9/13/33
9/13/83
9/14/83
10/05/83
10/05/83
10/05/83
10/06/8)
6
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1
2
7
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[ J D E X
12/31/83
SUBJECTS
rtELHi SUAPPEJ FiLISIISrEO FOR ' iR■^ BILL
HUNT HACKS HOLIOAY, SUPPORT': ^Hl LAW
NO HOlinAY FJR IR. KING
jfssE melis sets pipe Tn king HOiraAv (Cartogni
HELMS' Charges should a€ inve; tigateo
21^21 }c^,^J i ^°"'' ''"'' "f" ttbacco ull
nl^^SS'v^^^c'. ?'=■;/. '.'^^"'^^ O" -""FSS TO <I,,G PAPERS
9c5^ ^^"^ScFbl FILES ON MARTII LUThEK KING
lEN. EAST iAYS HOLIOiy FOR KI'IG TCIO tXPF'lSIVF
KING HAS BAJlJV PLAVaav, BUT L1VAL Alcp I C AM-- AUTHOR
?l'-,^h'°.?°='J'*"'E ''"^"^ AGAINST MNG-HiClOAY " ™
FEUfRAL FILES ON KING SHOULO IE 1A0E PUBLIC
FILES JOULD SHOW IF OR. KING lESi A PATRIOT
hIlJs" »oriON''LOSES°''^'' "^""''"^ °^ ^""^ HOLIDAY
SlN^IN^^JfSiiigSAL??? '''"■'■• ■'"°" *^^"'^ "'^ '" *SeAL FFI
U;?^*? £"''*'■ ENDS KITH KING HOLIOAY
OBSERVE OP. KING'S HOLIDAY ON WEcKEND
2-Ta-l AGAINST HOL lOAY
SYMBOL OF TYRANNY
N^C^^LACKf °nF!<nfR^?'I»v''?L,';i'-!? "^ "*"f'^ l-^f"" «I~(; IC'f
^i'-: t^LALKS* OEHUCRATS SAY STAND WILL HURT HELM<;
HOL [JAY HONO.ts MOPE THAN KING HCLHi
l:'?!-?^ TO CONTINUE FIGHT TO CIBTAIN FBI'S KING FILES
K NG HOLIDAY APPROVED UITHJUT LOOKING BACK
KING DAY BAD POLICY; MILL LATINS BE HFXT7
HELMS DEFE ins STAND AGAINST KING HOLIDAY
HFLMS: MANY liLACKS OPPOSED MOLIDAY
THrNK'I'FcTfHE'M^MSJlFf-"'' ^"'"'^""TS ON KING RILL
SEN. HELMS MAS WRONG; SENATE WAS RIGHT
ASHAhFD! ,
CAN'T PEQPLF OISAGRFE MITHOUT NAME-CALLING?
BLACKS CAN'T GET FAIR SHAKE MiTHJUT OUOTAS
'FrfEE AT LAST, FREE AT LAST--' (CARTOONI
MHAT CONSENSUS?
GOP SPLIT 0-1 HELMS' KING STANl
KING DESERVES HONOR
HFLMS STILL A TOUGH FOE
PREACHERS. EDISON DESERVE RECTGNITIQN, TOO
HOLISTIC HEALTH
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY WHOLISTIC HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO FAITH HEALING
SEE ALSO FOL^ HEOrClNE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARF
HEALTH CENTER STILL SEEKING R'^COGNITION
HOLLERIN' CONTEST
REAGAN WON'T ATTEND HOLLERIN' CONTEST
LITTLF TOMN THINKS IMG
ilAi"- SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
THEOE MILL 5E HOLLEPIN' BUT NT ALCOHOL
10.000 ATT£ND HOLLERIN' EVENT
HOLLn,<AY ST.
TWO-WAY
P 0 DATE C
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H 2 10/06/P3 A
1 •>
S ! 10/06/53 A
1
H ? 10/08/83 A
A
H ? 10/0<>/33 0
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1
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H 2 10/13/P3 A
4
H 2 lO/14/n3 A
7
H 2 lO/lS/93 A
4
H 2 10/15/F3 A
5
H 2 10/17/83 3
1
S 2 IQ/17/P3 4
5 2 l'J/17/83 A
A
H 2 10/18/83 A
S
H 2 10/18/83 A
1 2
S 2 10/18/83 A
1
O0CUM6NTS H 2 \0/\.0/(<i A
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H 2 10/20/83 A
1
H 2 10/20/83 A
A
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S 2 10/20/83 A
1
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A
H 2 10/21/83 A
1
H 2 10/21/83 A
A
S 2 10/22/83 A
A
S ' 10/22/83 A
I'i
H 2 10/23/83 A
A
H 2 10/23/83 D
2
H 2 10/24/83 A
A
H 2 10/27/83 A
A
H 2 10/27/83 A
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H 2 10/29/83 A
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H 2 10/28/83 A
A
H 2 10/28/83 A
A
H 2 10/28/83 A
A
H 2 10/28/83 B
A
S 2 10/31/83 A
A
S 2 11/03/83 J
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H 2 11/15/83 A
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HOLLOWAY ST
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LOCATION
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POLICE A
WINNING
HOLLY FARMS .
SEE ALSO 5
UALTRIP
HOLLYWOOD OUT
•OUT-TAK
HOLMES ENTERP
2 8UILDE
Two OURH
HOLLOWAY
SCnO )L
ETS FUNDS
S PRODUCE NAMES OF SCHOOLS
NG FJR RECITAL
RRfcSTt Charge man run>iing out of
00
TOCK car RACING
WINS. INCHES CLOSER
5/28/83 C 12
6/07/83 A 4
6/17/83 D 8
6/18/83 A 10
6/l')/83 C 5
3/16/83 C 1 P P T37
1/20/83
3/26/R3
A/OA/83
'J/03/83
R91
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T: ALLISON
T^ EAT
RISES INC.
RS JOIN IN HAYTI WQOK
AM FIRMS TO AID HAYTI PRuJECT
T"
EWS
-C. COUNCIL ON The HOLOCAUST
iORLO MAR I I, HISTORY
PLANS TO COMMEMORATE hOLKauST
T; Jews. Christians ujite in day of remembrance
TO GET LYNNHAVEN STU'ENTS
'iiS?' 2''?^'' "uff founi in woods at school
HK i , f A SON
^fJl '''"'^''^' BINDS school computer manuals
0 goodwill to you: FROM THESE HOLT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Th
SCHOOL .
lONOR ROLL LISTED
AMES EXPLAINED
ChOOL LISTS HONOR ROLL
ELEASPS HONOR ROLL
ELtASES HONOR ROLL
GREEK ORTHODOX CHUKCH
NITY CHURCH DFOICATIO'J IS SUNDAY
ANK S . N.C .
ERSONAL COMPUTER
ION TO TEST IN-HOME BANKING
SINESSES
'USINESSfS. N.C.
NOTHING WRONG WITH WOiKING AT HOME
"THE HOlOCAUS
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COUNCIL
HOLOCAUS
HOLT SCHOOL
BETHESOA
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SIGNS OF
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HULTON MIDDLE
riOLTON H
SCHOOL M
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HOL TON R
HOLY TRINITY
HOLY TRI
HUME BANKING
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FIRST UN
HOME-BASED flu
SEE ALSO -
THERE'S
HOME BIRTHS
SEE CHILOeiRTH
"O"! B"!LDE'<S ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM AND CHAPEL MIL
SEc ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
HOMF-BUYERS SEMINAR SFT
HOmF ShOm SFT APRIL 17-24
SEMINAR SPEAKfRS NAMED
"9."'f;Sy''S''S SCHOOL PLANNED
MINMEPS hONOREU
5KicPc2'r?^l=lf f«I2E-MINNING HOMFS
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HOMc bUllOFRS
S 2 12/08/83 C 1 8 P P r 37
S 2 10/03/83 D 8 N
S 2 10/12/83 A 1 3 R B71
H 2 4/0O/R3 C 1 N
S 2 4/0')/83 A 3 N K90
S 2
H 2
3/05/83 A
4/09/83 A
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
RD GRADE 5 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
5 2
3/22/83 U
4/06/83 A
6/11/83 A
8/25/83 B
10/26/83 C
12/23/83 P
1/31/83 B
3/25/83 C
4/15/83 A
6/20/83 A
11/28/83 A
M66
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M 2 1/14/83 C 5 N
H 2 1/12/83 A 4 E
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3/17/83 A
2 4 N
M 2
4/02/83 n
1 N
H 2
4/07/83 A
20 N
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4/08/83 A
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home mortgages
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HOME owners warranty program
SEE WARRANTIES
HOME SAVINGS 'NO LOAN ASSOCIATION
HOME SAVINGS NET UP 3t
INiHJSTRIAL PARK uFTS OK
OLO MILL Sot of HUD'S WAY
CLEANING UP
^ uc ^efufeflY LIFc INSURANCE CO.
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HOMtOwNcR'S LOANS
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HOMOS SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS WEEK
SEE CHURCHES, N.C., SUNDAY SCH03LS
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HOPE VALLEY PUBLIC SAFETY STATION
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HALLOWEEN FUN
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MORSE MEAT
SEE HORStHEAT
HORSE RACriG
OIL SHEIKS TURN TO HORSE-TRADING
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HORSE SHOW SET SATURDAY
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HU'SFS
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HORSING AROUND
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HOTEL FUROPA
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SEE ALSO HOTELS, OURHAM
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VERHOcROT: HJTEL is SOURCE OF PR I OE
HOTEL EUROPA MANAGER VERMOEROT TO STAY
HOTEL TAX
SEE ALSO FNTER TAINHFNT TA«£S, CHAPEL HILL
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SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO Taxes. U.S.
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nJ:2,^Tot2^^,r,'!SS UOO.non; ESTIMATES SOAR
OEVELOPFR: DELAY LIKELY ON NC . HOTEL
nci1r1.}'i°'i\°r'"i'^''i^''° ""■" SCALEJ-OOWN PROJECT
'^"■'^'"l-S HAVE SLIM HOPE FOR • AOLY ACTION ON HOTFI
HOTEL. CONTRACT REPORTS GO TO COiJMC 1 L NE X T wt EK
MJTEIS. N.r.
SEE ALSO MUTtL ;, N.C.
ROOM Tax spurs MtETlNG
HOnfc lA,'',Fr''inrS'*f9^?5 5AY THF TRIANGLE IS OVERBUILT ANO BUSINESS SLOW
rEG"?!LA%\%^ l^nkK 111 SJ^iG^'ig'lJu'L ""^f"^^ ■" '""n"'^ gu.r'^'^r'^^e''°"
uSVIf L*,''fe^^.?i'-'- ■'"' "LLOW DQ-.S IN HOTELS. MOTELS
c"?i^EM?uN'c^si^?Tync5°';^^ii5.K'""''^^ ■" '°™^
HoJel's'm'd' '-il Se'SeVeR?"' "''"'" OVERNIGHT ROOMS. TOO
HOTRODS
Sf'I Jtlo E'uLL'clfY"stRlE°T"RO^^E'S ^"""^"^ '"'^^ «'^" ""TO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO DRAG RACING
N f
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10/04/83 b
11/11/8 3 C
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6/14/n^
10/27/83
11/03/33
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3/13/83 C
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3/13/83 C
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1 41
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6/13/83 C
1 N
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9 P fl
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12/26/83 C
1 ^l
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12/27/33 E,
1 N
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12/28/83 C
1 N
K90
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12/29/83 B
1 N
H90
H 2
3/08/83
U
N
W36
H 3
3/09/83
B
N
W36
H 2
3/25/83
A
1 7
N
H 3
3/29/83
B
N
W36
H 2
4/02/83
A
N
H 2
4/03/83
b
N
H 2
6/24/83
A
N
H 2
6/25/83
A
N
S 2
7/06/83
A
N
H 2
7/13/83
A
P N
046
H 2
7/14/83
A
M
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7/18/83
A
N
H 2
7/19/83
A
N
H 2
7/20/33
A
N
046
H 2
7/22/83
A
N
H 2
10/01/83
B
N
2 3/08/83 fl 7 N W36
3 3/09/33 B 1 N W36
H 2
3/1 3/83 C
3
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H 2
3/13/83 C
4
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6/14/83 A
1
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6/15/83 A
1
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7/24/33 D
9
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1 3
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10/04/83 A
1
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10/06/83 A
4
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10/26/83 A
1
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K90
H 2
10/27/83 B
1
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1/01/83 A
4
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H 2
1/02/83 A
1
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L41
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1/11/83 A
4
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H 2
1 1/13/83 A
1
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1331
H 2
12/16/83 A
1
N
S 2
12/19/83 A
1
N
K90
S 2
12/21/83 A
4
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S 2
12/27/83 A
1
N
K90
S 2
12/30/83 A
1
N
K90
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3/08/8 3 H
7
N
1/36
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3/13/83 C
3
F
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H 2
4/02/83 A
5
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H 2
6/17/83 A
1 0
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H 2
6/13/83 4
3
N
H 2
7/14/83 C
in
N
H 2
10/06/83 a
3
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12/25/83 C
14
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12/31/83 A
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jLSn HiLLSunanuGH house tou'
ND canolel ight tea
-- -- OMES IN CHAPEL HILL
■■NEW HOPUONS" FAIR HOUSING PPUGRAM
BIOS' 'PUN' is SU'IDAY SHU.I
"^"llE';^0l!P?i«^KHI.uS
"°"",i\iESpS?^^G:;?^ IS^rlEE.'S HIGHLIGHTS
HOUSE -OVPIG
HALf OF A HIIUSC
HAULING HilUSE
HOUSE ON THE '"QVe
f^flir"3:'THe°FfSf''n^KS-R--ciEATIUN ASSOCIAMuN PLANS CLUB HOUSE
'"^"^^URH^^'blSHOP- URDEREO EXA-llnEn BEFORE SENTENCING
HUUSE RAINTjNG ^^ ^^j f^o ,f i ^„,j5„
ToS SaLyER RtVISITECl
HOUSE IOUkS
SEE ■■ '"
SEE
III ALSO 's6LAP"HbuSE TUUR
SEE ALSO TRINITY PARK HOUSt TOUi S
T.n.'l'iio'nVU"^ FOR TOUR
Al kIL SON HOUSE
SEVEN ^ALEIGH HOMES OPEN pprylTIVE KITCHEN ITEM^
:{.^;il''s°wEEV^HO?PnAL:"iiT?si?/H^«E FINDS NE« LIFE
CHRISTMiS THURS SChEOULEO ^,,
CANDLELIGHT TOUR SET IN RALfl'-H
"^"^f^LoIllNG HOItS REQUIRED TO PPE SEWAGE ONSHORE
""^""tME TAKtS IIS TOLL
HOUSE GOING UP
"""s^J^'IlSO^'onSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
sll ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
"^.c'i^S.S?^r'i'^^S^NG COSTS^HEL. BELU- NATIONAL^AVERAG
ro-^rN JS^^e?^i'§N'^RES°A^^HS^Fr^E'AciFS .71.200
"^"UflL^s'li" APARTMENTS ^
JPE MS*^ ^[iRHA'^l'*'^^"!. OOHNTO-N oevFLOP'<ENT
11 t s Su2»" "OusiJo^uiTHORirY
sff also durhji human re la t i dns com" 1 5s ion,
sfI aCs" curhah rei;evelopm6nt ommissun
SEE ALSO fair housing act
^11 itsS iIanoloSo-tenant legisl.tion
I :|-^S !I^J'^TpV"°8F"Si?iR'5L'5i?i&lc'ES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO RENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSn BEhlAL PROPERTY
SEE ALSO TOWNHOUSFS HOUSING » ND UkRAM OEVELOP'IFNT
IS": l^r fSJ Ei^^S^=^JJs?^^J^1^30US,NG LA.
"Mf^^^^L^A;i'gE??^5r^^^^^^NCE
?^ikr^n?^?^?N??i's?^Effi^^^?'^Ni^^
V.'.lcTlh'i'^M''^^J£l Housno PLAN
^fiS-i?"sMlLL'tNTE^ "io IN MILL'S DEVELOPMENT
ilR^.^M^^S^'s^JlT^J^Sro-^I^I^R^NCE
^'lr^\l'.^1^ ^8H Jo >ACKING
?V?rMtH:"i^r!b8v^r'F5R'^?S"i^hUo ORDINANCE
lSl5^V^-Lk'rO^°^5^^S^2S«°(S^SvEMENTS
S.'.L'-H.rPRMSE, NO MONEY FOR^^I|;L„ ,„„„ sf„Al£
rHHt: ^i'A'NS"ll K'F3J''siS^t°FiilLY HOMES
PROPOSED APARTMENTS INDEFtNSIILY COSTLY
^9,':iorsSNG"JR"rAs"n 'h"[° city prosper, experts .ay
hi aS^^N^'^t'iK^TS5c'h§S*5?;N^'°SEST IN 20 YEARS FOR DURHAM
OEVfLOPMcNT PLAN GIVEN
?V"TY'pAN?L'jNDoS|E"r?LA'Nf fSr HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
WimMMM^i;^ «;. ...
TRIANGLE V AC ANC I E5 HROP
HOUSING PO'lJcCTS GET tS^S.^Il
iV.°'.'o-.l't.Tor.t 's^fTn8!i",E< GOOD YEAR
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3/01/83 li
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10/3O/n3 0
11/06/63 0
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S 2 9/23/63 A 1 N 132
H 2 11/17/83 A 22 N
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l/13/fl3 A
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1/18/83 A
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1/27/B3 C
1/27/83 A
1/27/83 C
1/29/83 C
2/10/B3 n
2/15/R3 B
2/22/63 3
3/09/B3 B
3/10/83 A
3/10/83 A
3/12/83 A
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3/22/63 A
3/22/83 A
3/26/P3 A
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5/11/83 A
5/12/83 9
5/21/83 B
5/31/83 A
6/08/83 C
6/l<'/f3 A
6/17/93 A
6/23/63 A
6/2'./»3 D
7/01/83 C
7/07/83 A
7/07/63 C
7/12/03 A
7/13/83 A
7/15/83 A
7/22/P3 C
8/15/93 A
9/07/83 e
9/14/83 0
10/05/63 C
10/06/83 n
10/07/83 A
10/08/83 B
10/13/83 H
10/27/63 C
11/01/83 A
11/02/83 C
11/05/83 a
11/21/83 A
12/20/83 A
12/21/83 C
12/2'./81 A
12/2h/8) A
N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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HUNThLY/AN
I 'I n f X
IJ / 3 1 / « 3
SUBJECTS
Page SHI
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P n RATE C PC. L P nvL
HUUjINf., LOAN PKG^HAHS
SEE ALSO HJUi t.MG, n.c.
Ill JUn "?'JSING-'J£riA3ILITAriaN LOAN PROGPA'I
SEE ALSn LUAN APPLICATinNS
SEE ALSO fOSrCAGES
Durham; tu Jack loh pates fou lHP^a«E^^F^Ts
KANE 1LAMES LOAN CR[PES ON DE"ANC
TAX bREAKS ARE LURING OURHAH lENTVATIONS
1. 000 LDrt-INTEREST LOANS TO B= AVAILAriLE NEXT JFEK
?:il J^^i^"" """'' LOANS TO B-- OFFEREO ^ "
state to finance more loans
•'Sere ^oS'^'ho™"""' °'"" ■"*"'■'' """^
^0 in bank line for low loan jate
»600,00c housing loan approve"! for crest st.
lottery i,ill determine mortga-,e loanhec i p i en t
LOW-INTEREST HOME LOANS USE LITTERY
STATE AGENCY OKS FUTURE FINANIING OF MOBILE HOMES
HOUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO euILOING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO Chapel hill, n.c, hou', ing
SEE also mousing, loan programs
m f'ri'i t'-S; SnEsiNG^OMJlSs'loJ"""''"^ """ ""^"N'f^ DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO N.c. ^
SEE ALSO RENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
CLARkTuN WILL PAY 116,000 LEGAL FEES
CLARKTON PAYS FINE OF 117,570
Pc-VJTtT^j;'?^'- t^i'-'- "'I'J'-O S"«'6 IN PROJECT
LEGISLATOR CHARGES STATE TAILORING" WASTE
DURHAM TO bACK LOW RATES FOR' I HPROVEMFNT S
e "ILL
ANGUH ST. UECISION
HOMF SHOW mFLO IN RQXBORO
HOUSE BUILDING PERMITS INCREASE
iiS:!:„"^"'-° l-f^ JUDGES SEE JUVENILE RECORDS
V,?.f^^^^-"i'','' ""'-E^ '^O" CHANCELLOR
SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES LEAD BUILTING SURGE
HOUSING, Sales
NORTH CAROLINA HOME SALES DIP
cI?J5*9.f °'*^'?^'^CE SPURS HOUSI'IG MARKET
EXISTING-HOME SALES EXPECTED TO INCREASE 'It
DURHAM DEMAND HIGH FOR S INGL E- F AM ILY HoSe S
GTt RESHUFFLES ITS SERVICE AR^aS
fiy'5A:!f;^rA2SfeSi^^tJ'S^^L!^E?,^J^2rE" "^« ^' ""'''
HOME Sales remain steady
HOUSING, senior citizens
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING
HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD
SEE ALSO HOUjING CODE
"«IM';MP„."?yL',;'5:Sf"*''"-"*^'°'* LOAN PROGRAM
Mn^iTi'? ^1^1"^"°^ fl^" SWELLIN:s PROPOSED
HOUSING PRulLEMS TOPIC
DEVELOPER MAY BRING APPEAL ON N.
EAST END PROJECT AWAITS EOGEMINT
CLEANUP NEEDED IN INSPECTIONS UNIT
!:' f-,'-^S^.'',?V?"oSi^lSI''^5 LIST U'.ES FOR GRANT
AcSc^Soco'cM??""^""? '^ DEPENIENF ON GRANT
DEVELOPER SUES ADJUSTMENT BQAiD
RENOVATION FIGHT TAKEN TO CQU1 T
HOUSING CODE MAY BE STIFFFNEO
2Vfun I^oPS^'^J'^S i°°^ "fEDS AfSTHETICS CLAUSE
WILHOIT REPLACES CHAIRMAN WHITTEO
HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO FAIR HOUSING ACT
SEE ALSO PENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
^^Ic.'t52 y-S; OFPT. OF HOUSING JnO urban DEVELOPMENT
SFNATE ENDS COMMITTEE ROLL CALLS "c vcLur-nfN I
';2§^.,^^,°';k^„''"'"'^<^ ALTERNATIVE HOUSING
SSmJ^^ S^^P'.ELIR THTAL COMPUTERIZED HOUSING?
"?tr"'S, yPyJ"" '^'■AN COULD GET OUT OF CONTROL
CAST: PUBLIC HOUSING SHOULD 6= PRIVATE JOB
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING AND U5BAN DEVELOPMENT
HOUSING CODE
SEE ALSO BUILDING COQFS
SEc ALSO HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD
Si^'?'c"^„^'J'"'*'"^5 '='"* SWELLINGS PROPOSED
2SM^9L'^y^lt '^''f^ HOUSING STAMDASOS
HOUSING CODE MAY BE STIFFENED
DURHAM'S HOUSING CODE NEEDS AESTHETICS CLAUSE
PURCHASE SPARKS ANGER ON CGUN:IL CLAUSE
HOUSING CUNSTRUCTION, COSTS
SEE ALSO PUILDING lONSTRUCTIGN
SEE ALSO BOUSING, COSTS
SEE ALSO SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
??cl."'u,f?''IS?'^I5 UP 1D0» IN TRUNDLE
l,'^fft."J'-t '^"'"f HOUSES OF FUTURE, BUUn
SVUPi"? '"fl'NITS FOR HOMES TRIPLE
S «I^S„'-L'K'"'"'^'"CE SPURS HOUSIMG MARKET
OAKWOOD HOMES ONE OF Ovr R 20D RTI CUSTOMERS
MUTUAL LAYS OFF 50 EMPLOYEES
UUkHAM HUME BUILDING COSTS REMAIN FAIRLY STABLE
LOER CLAIMS
HOUSING DISCRIMINATION SUIT
111 JttS Fi:?S';:nS's"?N2 Jl^f''"^"' commission, .
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
STATE HOUSE VOTES FOR INCOME-TAX DEDuCTIuN;
s
3/ift/85 A
1
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K90
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5/27/83 1)
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5
6/15/83 C
1
N
T3?
S
7/11/83 A
1
N
T)2
H
7/U/83 A
9
N
H
7/17/83 C
10
N
L't t
H
7/18/83 n
I
N
M5 1
H
7/18/83 A
1
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K30
S
7/18/83 C
I
N
T32
H
<>/23/83 H
1
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S51
s
12/01/83 C
I
N
C60
H
12/05/83 A
1 1
N
S
12/26/83 A
1 1
N
2
1/06/83
A
1 7
N
2
1/20/83
C
a
N
2
3/19/83
A
1
N
2
3/24/83
A
12
N
2
3/26/83
A
1
N K90
1
'■/09/83
C
1
N
2
5/05/83
C
A
N
2
5/24/83
A
3
N
1
6/09/83
B
1
N
2
8/13/83
A
1
N
2
2/06/83
0
in
N
2
4/U/83
A
A
E
2
5/22/83
A
2D
N L*,l
2
5/31/83
A
1
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2
7/03/83
D
10 P
N L4 1
2
8/18/83
B
5
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2
0/18/83
A
5
N
2
8/19/83
A
6
N 582
2
9/11/83
D
10
N
2
10/27/83
C
I
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H 3
2/23/83 A
1
N
3/12/83 A
N
K90
3/l<./83 C
P N
K90
3/16/83 a
N
K90
<,/09/83 A
L
1/12/83 B
N
N36
'•/12/33 A
N
',/15/83 C
N
Kyo
<./16/83 B
N
851
9/22/83 C
N
9/2A/83 A
E
12/06/83 U
N
B',6
H 2
3/08/83 5
4
N
H 2
3/29/83 A
4
E
H ?
4/12/83 A
4
E
H 2
6/07/83 A
E
S 2
9/29/33 A
1
N T32
H 2 2/28/83 A
S 2 7/D5/83 B
H 2 9/22/33 C
S 2 9/24/83 A
H 2 11/23/83 8
1/01/83
1/27/83
4/09/83
4/14/83
7/10/83
7/24/83
9/23/83
N
N b46
N
E
N L41
N L41
N T32
NEW HORIZONS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
HOUSING INDUSTRY
lit tl-5P JUlLniNG CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
H 2 3/D2/33 A
N.C. CITIES DURING OCT.
?'T'^L°'Hvr^N^[;j \^'ii^m" '^
H3s/g^?JS^U'^SEnjir,fr.g^r iNS'^rv^r^N^seifjc^?^^ ^"^ ^"«=^
AREA HOME BUILDERS SEE ANOTHEi GOOD YEAR '^'"-■""
HQUSINC-RtHAniLITATlON LOAN PROCRA^l
SEE ALSO Durham COMMUNITY DFvFLIPMENT PRDCRAM
SEf»LSn HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD PROGRAM
JENOVATION LOANS WILL BF AVAILABLE
DUKHAM TU BACK LOW RATES FOR IMPROVEMENTS
H
2
1/14/83
A
9 N
s
2
1/31/83
r
1 N
S83
s
/
3/07/83
A
6 N
H
2
6/23/83
8
2 P N
1 41
H
2
12/26/83
A
1 N
L41
H 2 2/16/83 A 10
S 2 3/26/83 A 1
MO.NIHLT/AN
1/01/33
I r, 0 E « 2 Y
- 12/31/93
SUBJECTS
oaGE 392
i/w/a*
mQUSION SY"'>fO'.Y
hOuS*"" ''""
hOUS
H3uS
HOUSTaN. T|I4S
^■^iHaBT"' SUPPLY, NOT GOUGING. "MiEJ P'I"5
2;^ulTSN''s5ipHONY TO PERFO'H TJ"C"
;;5:;t?nN UhphCKJ S»^is"pL?;6lTS in performance at PAGP auOI
""- '2nri;^SM-.<'t?«AiG«T
HdwAaO JOHNSON'S MOTOR LODGE 11-95 L -iILLANGAlE ROAOI
"132,000 IN CLOTHING STOLEN
""''tEc''A['s"rtU"AN SKELETON
SEE ALSO HUHAN SKULL
.OMAN'S bOOY FOll^O »J "ifEn
iici4ilH:^??:p"i:SE'?N^s!^^R
I3g; p^^g j|;oAsriBiNTiEiED
l^iEiM^^^^lleL^'DEN^'^HEU AS T.Q NOPIH CAROLINA HEN
piiLlCF fINj «OHAN'S aOOY
t^Vr l^^ iNS^Sr^r^ PULLED ^UT OF NEuSE R.vER
JO'AN'S BODY FOUNO
iOTOPSY IS PLANNED ON BODY
HUHAN Guinea PIGS
SEE HUMAN RESSaBCH
HUMAN LIFE -ilLL
SEE APOiiTIOM
SEE PRO-LlfE POLICY
HUMAN ORGAN DONATION
SEE ORGAN OONIRS
G JUOGMENI CALL
•people make ii count'
?V3Se-.?s'p3»?»ay cuuncilmen
Sock couNCiLMEN take quick action
"""tEE-lLSO^EDlCAL ETHICS
111 ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH ^^..,,,,^,
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'HUNGER': NOUVEAUX UNOEAQ
HUNGfR UALK
SEE CROP (ORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE A3HL0 HUNGER)
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SEE ALSO DEER HUNTING
SEE ALSO DOVE HUNTING
SEE ALSO DUCK HUNTING
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HUTURF HIGHWAY
CAT sCRATCHi\r, nur the b[G i
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5"II"„''*"f'^ '•'EAI 3F 1-1,0 COHMITTJf
BARPARa smith heads OIIRHAM l-i,0 :ruuP
OROERLY l-<,0 growth: THE TASK JUST BEGINS
OURHAM. CHAPEL HlLL -ANT CHAN'. E S IN 1 -io
60-OAY "UBATOOIUM SOUGHT ON DEVELOPMENT ALONG I-",0
60-OAY FREEZE URGED ON ^UILDI-JG ALONG -Jo
JUNKED CARS STACKED TO PROTECT I-<,0 TRAFFIC
I-<tOt 15-501 INTERSECTION
I-<.0 GROUP HEFTS TOMORROW
COJNTy rejects ^0-DAY uan on I-^O DEVFLOPMFNr
HEAPING SCHfDULFO ON ZONING ALONG l"b "^^"^
OROESLY GROWTH SOUGHT FOR I-<,T
PANEL REJECTS HIGHWAY MORATORIUM
9ln?b2f?^?!^ Jy-E^ ''°l' ■-'■O "OJTE URGED
l,^,Pi?^?nJ*f|5,?*r" CAPACITY AT LAKE MICHIE
RULES FOR USE OF 1-1,0 LAND OK- 0
ZONING RULES AIMED AT 1-1.0
EXTENSION OF EXPRESSWAY DllkHA^'S GREATEST NEED
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ZONING CONTROLS FOR l-i,0 EXPErTEO TT BE ENDORSED
COUNTY IS RESTRICTING DEVELOPMENT ON 1-1,0 "
COUNTY eOARO OKS MORE LAND POlERS. DESPITE DUESTION^
DEVELOPMENT OUTSIDE RTP WORRI-'S l-i,0 PANEL '^"'=^"°''5
HI;,HW*YS DON'T HAVE TO "E PUi.IC EYESORES
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1-1,0 ROUTE IS TOURED
DRIVING AHEAD
WILMINGTON 1-1,0 TIMETABLE EXTENDED
rn««'i??rS,V^?'-t^''2S, I;'"? y" ''-"'^ ™' CORRlnOR ALONG I
COMMISSIONcRS TO HOLD HEAR NG ON 1-1,0 ISSUES
^^itOOtSZOrtTH^CT FOR 1-1,0 ClNNcCTOR
LONeZy jSr "°''^'"'"°'' BOUGHT FOR 1-1,0 PLANNING
I-JO PANEL TJ DIVIDE INTO 2 SMALL GROUPS
HIGHWAY WORK BIDS APPROVED
1-1,0 APPEARANCE AND LAND USE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS . i- <u ujc i-LAN
iil'''i""'}'''' COMMITTEE TO FYE 1-1,0 DEVELOPMENT
MRS. DAVIS RECOMMENDED FOR 1-1,0 PANEL
MAYOR URGED TO NAME 1-1,0 MEMB= RS
FIVE NAMED TO l-i,0 PANEL
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in'nt^ ^9?^:°"'"" SOUGHT ON D^ VELOPME NT A LONG l-i,0
^"■2'J„S"!^'^ URGED ON BUILDING ALONG l-i,0
1-1.0 CROUP MEETS TOMORROW
rnuNiv'^?^';Jrr?°fS°l."S"' "REE ON 1-1,0 MORATORIUM
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ORDERLY GROWTH SOUGHT FOR I-i,T
P'^IfC JEJfCTS HIGHWAY MORATORIUM
DEVELOPMENT RULES FOR 1-1,0 RQjTE URGED
RULES FOR USE OF 1-40 LAND OK'O
ZONING RULES AIMED AT 1-1,0
f"iS S^'ii,'- ^S.J?CPEASE MEETINGS BEFORE HEARING
!::§ cSHSisS?8^%j;S?^X^^ET°' DEVELOPMENT CONTROLS
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C TY WANTS LAKESIDE PROJECTS 'ULES EASED
nnlllt^cirl^ tSVii^Ict'EEOS APP=ARANCE, GROWTH RULES
SV^? ?-.^ri^l S"'^ BECAUSE OF FLOODING
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1-40 PANEL TCI DIVIDE INTO 2 S1ALL GROUPS
1-85
JEST AREAS ON 1-85 WILL BE REPLACED
A BAD TRIP THROUGH DURHAM
WRECK JAMS TRAFFIC
Sc?c':'!JS BRIDGE, TRUCK OVERTURNS
RESEARCH PAOK HARD TO FIND
rioc? .'^S.y-'^-'''^ '■'-'CE FROM 1-85 NOT ADEQUATE
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WOMAN HURT IN WRECK
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SMOLDERING AFTERMATH
Xn'^ ?P„'"' ""'^ 1 DRIVER INJURED
g'i"« Pulled from burning truck
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REMOVAL OF TRUCK BLOCKS 1-85
TRUCK OVERTURNS UN 1-85
HIGHWAY WORK BIOS APPROVED
IBM
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iMEx I Import-export lumber service' i
FIRM BUYS facility IN N.C.
INC MAGAZINE
INC. FOITOR will HIGHLIGHT RALEIGH HIGH TECH SEMINAR
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LIBRARY BUYS PAPER INDEX
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S 2 11/H/R3 A
1
P P T37
H .' 3/ 16/ 1^3 A
q
P P T 17
S ? 5/J2/53 C
rj K90
S ! 8/23/33 A
P N K90
H 2 a/24/n3 A
N
S 2 8/26/83 A
F
S 2 8/31/R3 A
N K90
S 2 9/01/83 A
N K9n
H 2 9/02/fl! a
N S51
H 2 9/03/63 A
P N
H 2 9/04/R3 A
T N 046
5 2 9/05/n3 A
N K90
S 2 9/06/83 A
N K90
H 2 9/07/83 B
N 11 dl
H 2 9/07/S3 fi
N 551
S 2 9/07/83 C
N K90
S 2 9/07/83 C
N J 56
S 2 9/12/83 A
N K9C
H 2 9/13/53 B
N 551
H 2 9/14/83 A
1 4
N B81
S 2 9/14/83 A
N J56
H 2 9/17/83 A
E
H 2 9/20/83 A
M A
H 2 9/26/03 A
M A
S 2 9/26/83 A
N K90
S 2 9/30/83 C
N
S 2 10/03/83 A
N K90
S 2 10/04/83 C
N J 56
H 2 10/05/93 A
N 831
S 2 10/10/83 A
N K90
S 2 10/14/83 A
F
S 2 10/17/83 A
N K90
S 2 1,1/24/83 C
N K90
S 2 10/31/83 C
n
H 2 11/03/83 A
P P M66
S 2 U/03/83 C
^1
S 2 11/07/83 A
N K90
H 3 11/16/83 8
n 846
H 2 11/19/83 A
N
S 2 1 1/23/83 C
N K90
H 2 12/09/83 A 1
P P C56
S 2 12/21/83 C
^t K90
H 2 12/22/83 A
N
S 2 6/21/83 E
1
N C05
H 2 7/12/03 A
8
N 551
5 2 7/12/83 B
N K90
H 2 8/10/83 0
M
H 2 8/11/83 A
N
S 2 8/22/83 C
N K90
S 2 8/23/83 A
P N K90
H 2 8/24/83 A
N
S 2 0/26/83 A
E
S 2 9/01/83 A
N K9C
H 2 9/02/83 B
N S51
S 2 9/05/83 A
N K90
S 2 9/06/83 A
N Kgo
H 2 9/07/63 8
N 83 1
H 2 9/07/63 B
N 551
S 2 9/07/83 C
N K90
S 2 9/07/83 C
N J56
S 2 9/12/63 A
N K90
H 2 9/14/83 A
N B81
S 2 9/14/83 A
N J56
S 2 9/19/83 A
N K90
S 2 9/26/83 A
N K90
S 2 9/31/83 C
N
S 2 10/03/83 A
N K9n
S 2 10/04/83 C
N J56
S 2 10/10/83 A
N K90
S 2 10/14/83 A
E
S 2 10/17/03 A
N K90
S 2 lD/24/83 C
N K90
5 2 10/31/83 C
N
S 2 11/07/83 A
H K90
S 2 1 1/16/83 A
N K90
S 2 1 /23/83 C
N K90
S 2 1 /30/83 A
N K90
S 2 12/07/83 A
N K90
S 2 12/14/63 A
I P N K90
S 2 12/16/83 C
N C60
S 2 12/21/83 C
N K90
H 1 2/15/83 B
N H60
H 2 2/17/83 B
1 P
P T37
S 2 2/17/83 A
N
S 2 3/26/83 A
N
H 2 5/29/83 0
H
H 2 5/30/83 A
H
H 2 6/09/83 A
N
S 2 6/09/83 A
2
N
S ? 6/25/83 A
N
H 2 6/26/83 A
N
S 2 A/27/83 B
N
H 1 7/09/83 B
N
H 2 7/16/83 A
1 M
N 046
S 2 7/29/83 A
I P
P S76
H 2 7/30/83 A
1 P
N
S 2 7/30/83 A 14
N
H 2 3/01/83 A
3
N
H 2 1 1/ 3/83 A 10
N
S 2 11/ 8/83 A
1
N
5 2 11/ 9/83 A
3
N K90
H 2 1 1/22/83 A
4
F
S 2 11/23/83 A
4
£
H 2 12/08/83 C I
i;
N
5 2 12/08/Bl A 13
'J
1 2 12/22/83 A
6
N
H 2 8/18/83 C 22 N
H 2 9/11/83 D 10 N
5 2 5/31/83 C I N
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inFiL flSTEiER IQXFORO; N.C.I
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SEE TWINS
lOENtlFICAlION CARDS
STATE TO CRACK OOWN ON FALSE t OS
ILLEGAL ALIENS
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CITIZENSHIP
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pS^NCIPAL NAMED AT IMHACULATA
fIRE FIGHTE=S
.«i..ri,i ATf CONCEPTION CHURCH
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"alls OON'I EMD PROBLEMS
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luBNIfiG BOUT IS FOUMO
IMMUNE SVSTE"
E DEFICIENCY SYNOkONE
IM.UNI.'.TIONS^^^^^ CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. IMMUNU.TIONS
SEE Itsn MEDICAL RtSEARCH
SEE ALSO VACCINf
M^IER IF OISFAStS
iACCI'ltS SEF'l CUTTING NUMBER IF Jl»i-.5c:.
'""''^"IJiEE^PLlcES 'RF SELECTED FOR TRADE iONF
S J
S 2
5 2
S 2
S 2
S
£
C ^G
DATE
ia/Jtj/'!3 o
l/0S/fl3 3
l/0(./fl3 C
1/22/83 C
1/06/83 C
2/lS/n3 A
3/11/83 C
7/21/83 A
7/25/83 A
1 P N sa3
S7t
L3e
S 2 5/27/83 C
M 2 7/37/83 C 1
4 2 12/28/83 C ".
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
1/21/83 A 1
1/23/83 A ".
1/23/83 A 15
2/1V/83 A 2
2/11/83 A
12/28/83 A 1
F70
HtS
S76
N
N
N
N
N EU5
N COS
H 2 3/07/83 A <. E
H 1 9/22/83 C 1 N
H 2 9/23/83 A S N
H 2 3/19/83 A 5
H 2 12/l3/'<3 A 16
3/22/83 A
5/12/83 A I
5/13/83 B
5/17/83 8
5/22/83 C
6/0'./83 A
7/07/83 A I
11/09/83 A
11/26/83 A
4/07/83
4/22/83
5/06/83
5/12/83
5/13/83
9/22/83
9/26/83
l/0<./83 B
l/0<./83 0
3/02/83 B
3/05/83 A
4/20/83 A
5/19/83 A
8/07/83 C
10/l'./83 A
H 2 2/Q5/B3 A
H 2 12/10/83 A
H 2 8/30/63 A
M66
H66
a P P C56
6 P N A20
1/13/83
6/30/83
8/04/83
II
2
15
H 2 12/20/83 A 11
H 2 9/23/83 A 7
S 2 11/02/63 C I
1/06/83
3/04/83
3/30/81
7/11/83
8/02/83
19
1
1/27/83 a I ■< L4I
M N I) A L
1/11/01
INDEX
12/31/fl3
S IJ 8 J t C T S
Fn»fir.N t»Ane lom to hike pjssfNr.fus
WHO'S OUINC WHAT mnuNO THt Tl lA'ir.LF
TRAIIE lOlii «ATE SCHFDULE APPRltrrj
INPtRIAL lIUERNATinMAL VENTURES, LIB
^,E?f"'L OFFICIALS PRAISE TRIAI&LE IRknE iONF
FnsElCN TRADE ZnNF GETS U.S. a PPRIVAL
TRADE ZONE riRAhS FIRMS' INTER=ST
IMPERIAL IS-
•Cultural l"«peRiAL ism'
IMPERSONATIONS
SEE IMpnsTtRl
IMPORTS
SFE ALSO AUTO INUUSTRy, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO COU.UERFEIT LABELS
SEE ALSO FASHION DESIF.NERS
SEE ALSO FOREION TRAQF
SFE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S., EXPORTS
SEE AISI U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
!);9; ?'" '''"C- TO IMPORT CORN
BRITISH tCaiOMIST RAPS TARIFFS
IMPOSTERS
SEE ALSO HOAX
MEDICAL CHARuE IS LQOr.EO
MASTER PF FAKFRY
IN-HOME SfcRVlLFS
SEE ALSO HUME hFal Th CARE
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
OISABLEn ENAjLEn TO STAY HOME
IN VITRO FfRI IL IZATION
SEE TFsT Tube baby
INCEST
DURHAM MAN GUILTY OF INCEST
MAN GETS <.-l/3 YEARS FOR INCEST
DURHAM MAN GETS •V-l/i YEARS IN INCEST CASE
AN INCLUSIVE LA.II.UAGE LtCTIONARY
SFE ALSO eiBLE
SEE ALSO FEMINIST BIBLE
nc"c?'?k^,!:E9'''"'^"*' FOR&FRY IF SCRIPTURES
OF-SExEO SCRIPTURES GET MIXED REVIEWS
LANGUAGE IS IMPORTANT IN RELr.lON
DF-BRAINtO COUNCIL DE-SFxES BIBLE
CHURCH COU.iClLS' LtCTIONARY DECRIED
JESUS CHRIiT IS NOT GOD'S DAUHhTER
INCOME, FAMILY
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO Tho-InCOME family
OUR EIGGtR PAYCHECKS SHRANK BY 13 PERCENT
INCOME, PLRSONALt U.S.
SEE PERSONAL INCOME. U.S.
INCOME TAX OEUUlTIONS
SEE ALSO TAX EXEMPTIONS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES
?i!-t„!'9',;'-S ''"' 5°'*E WASTES FRIM LANOFILL
CONSOLinATION OF STATE GARAGES PROPOSED
I'LL WOULO GIVE LFGISLATORS T« X DEDUCTIONS
|J»'E HOUSE VOTES FOR INCOME-TAX DtOUCTION
SFNATE ENDS COMMITTEE ROLL CALLS
S??o, ?f?°CRAIS USE TAX LOOPHOLE TO MFLP THtMSELVES
DEADLINE IS NEAPING FOR TAX DEDUCTIONS ' "' "'^":'- Vt s
INCOME TAX EVASION
SEE ALSO Tax PROTESTORS
DURHAM MAN CmaRGEO WITH FILING FALSE REPORTS
'^;9;.I^i «t5IST0R INDICTED "tKUlus
SINCERITY PLUS
afr/'-lfr^i-'i" e^^OXS COSTING STATE MONFY
SILL FIChTS tax EVASION
BAT?fVMP*?:^c?^.^,f!S'E'' fieWTION ADVANCES
loIIbJ''9 TAXES COSTS JOB, wOK< ER CLAIMS
forme; FBI AGENT GETS S-YEAR TERM
RESENTMENT EROOFS COMPLIANCE :n Taxes
"'"''JS GETS 1-YEAR TERM FOR TAX PROTEST
1A"^u*A,X,9''^"'»'^ P** "OUR TAXES' ICARTOONI
l!'',lc'fi?'*,'^?*J<'f RESULT FCI PPOPE
ln;i?5 c95'*' f'CING FIVE TAX CHARGES
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TA?"J^^??s?f 5is^"!S f,T.°'"''- '""° ♦"" E*" "' '
IRS CONCERNED ABOUT TAX RFUEL' IN NORTH CAROLINA
TAX OELINQUENTS FACE C ARNI SHM' N T THREAT L'X'LINA
INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS
SEE TAX EXEMPTIONS
INCOME TAX FOHMi
GET MfLP WITH TAX FORMS
FREE HELP AVAILABLE FOR TAXES
IRS, STATE OFFER HELP ON TAXES
BILL SEEKS UNCHANGED LOAN RATFS
LF^'TSg'WhFLP^""''" "" ='' '"-^ETUKN HELP
H^SIf .f 'tS^L •''FKQvrs CAMPAIG'I FUNDS DILL
STUDENTS TO HELP WITH TAXES
;;2'<f, ;»? returns being FILEO FARLY
TaI iwARD '""' ^"■"^'^ '" RETURNS
FOLKS AROUND EILRt: FHE WAY THINGS ARF
INCOME TAX REFUNDS
DONATIONS FOR WILDLIFE PROPOSED
MORE TAX RETURNS BEING FIlEO|Faply
CONGRESS CAN TAKE Cut FROM SUCCESS IN STATL
IRS HAS REFUND CHECKS FOR T AX' AYER S IN DURHAM
INCOME TAXES
PAGE 3(17
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P 0 DATE
S 2 l/27/n3 C
H 2 <,/24/B3 C
S 2 6/02/fl3 C
H 2 10/14/H3 B
2/17/83 C
3/2D/n3 D
6/03/93 B
ll/0<>/n3 B
11/19/33 C
PG L P BYL
1 N S83
A N
1 N T32
N B81
N L<.1
N I.',!
H 2 <,/05/H3 A ".
H 2 <,/19/fl3 A 3 N
S 2 t/li/Bi CI N C05
2 l/20/n3 C
2 3/25/83 A
S 2 1/28/R3 i3 1 P F J06
H 2 l/20/n3 C 6 N B51
S 2 1/20/63 CI N F30
H 2 1/21/83 A 12 N B51
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
lO/n/83
10/22/n3
10/26/fl3
10/28/83
U/08/83
U/16/83
H 2 7/08/83 A
H 2
1/1S/B3 0
4
N
H 2
2/l')/83 0
4
N
H 2
3/01/83 A
1 3
N
H 2
3/02/R3 A
8
N
H 2
3/08/83 II
4
N
H 2
'./C8/R3 B
4
N
H 2
6/04/83 A
3
N
H 2
6/30/83 0
5
N
S 2
7/09/83 A
3
N
T32
H 2
12/19/83 0
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N
L41
S 2
12/23/83 C
3
N
S 2
12/27/83 C
1
N
C60
S 2
1/12/83 A
7
N
H 2
1/13/83 B
2
N
S 2
3/17/83 A
4
E
H 2
4/04/83 B
8
N
S 2
4/13/83 A
4
F
H 2
5/04/83 0
5
N
H 2
5/08/83 B
•;
N
H 2
5/12/83 D
6
N
H 2
5/20/83 A
4
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S 2
5/20/83 B
4
N
H 2
5/22/83 D
5 T
T
P4 5
S 2
5/25/63 C
1 6
N
H 2
6/26/83 C
9
N
H 2
6/29/83 C
4
N
S 2
lO/n/83 A
2
N
H 2
10/20/63 A
I 5
N
S 2
12/12/83 A
3
N
H 2
12/13/83 0
I 4
N
H 2
12/18/83 C
I
B
881
H 2
2/02/83 1)
2 P
N
S 2
2/09/83 C
1 1
N
H ?
2/10/83 0
4
H 2
2/11/83 A
12
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H 2
2/15/83 A
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5 2
3/02/83 C
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3/10/83 0
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3/11/83 A
1 2
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1 1
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4/14/83 C
1
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S 2
5/19/83 'A
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S76
H 2
12/31/83 B
1 0
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H 2 3/02/83 A 12 N
H 2 3/25/83 A 11 N
S 2 9/29/83 A 4 E
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INTEBEST-TAI
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RATE
S. U.S.. INCO-E TAXES
INCOME TAX •
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X DEADLINE ON COLLISION COURSE TODAY
luRRY TO MEET f RING Of "LINE
N IHt RISE IN N.C.. NATION
S? ^?S°nKMANCr IN A SUPPURTING ROLE ICARTOUNI
Gt Should he i eft alsne
FLAT-TAX BILL
ING FOB TAX OTOUCTIONS
"?lliS%ihcSS^irc:x:y ivz'^^.^^ CUTS
"""U^Ial^h^SpS STOP REPEAT hE A. T ATTACKS
'"""iT'S STILL THE INDIA OF GANOHl
MCTOBY GETS HINDU J1LES5ING
waClS ODN'T cNO PRUllLEHS
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duke offense FiZiLES; jevils i i
l"0IAN.PnLlS^CLa.^N5^ FUN-: IlaT-S ThE ClO-NS' MOTTO.
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"*"Uf IlSo'chEROkEE INDIANS ^
SEE itso nCCANEECHI INDIANS
I'^^olt'il tS^NlP^'cRITICIJE SOm; BEMARKS BY WATTS
i r INTllAN POPULATION NCREASES
^.SiAi'vULA.f MAY HivE BEEN FOUND
INDIANS. f^.C.. RELICS
INDIANS. U.S.
INDIAN EXHIbIT
pnwwO- AT SOUTH SQUARE
irS^r-^n'SIvING^ARRO-S EIBE3 AT HIM (CARTOON,
INDIAN UPRISING
<ATT STRIKES PUI AGAIN
indian self-rule
Iff also economy, durh&m
^MRK: INSURANCE ON OUR FUTURE
i;jui^riiburji?s"^ B ? 0 " HATL
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'BirE"ERs";^-E'Er^oS?s'.'VA^RU.uS WASTE FIRMS EYED
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H 2
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H 2
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2/0<./13 A
2/37/Bl A
2/10/83 A
2/11/13 A
2/12/''3 A
2/14/fi3 A
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'./l'./»3 0
'./lS/13 A
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12/27/83 C
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9/06/93
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9/11/B3
9/12/83
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B 1
D 1
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N F25
N F25
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7/11/93 B
8/18/83 A
8/20/83 C
9/21/93 C
1/06/83 D
1/07/93 0
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1/21/B3 A
1/24/93 A
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1/31/83 A
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FINANCING AUTHORITY
6/22/93
7/27/93
10/12/B3
13/15/93
n/19/93
11/02/93
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12/22/83 0
12/29/93 A
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5/02/81
5/03/B3
5/01/63
5/12/93
5/13/93
5/21/93
6/l'./83
6/l'./93
6/15/93
6/22/93
N M23
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rj DURHAM
Durham plani
0 build plant in nurtheri durham
ring n6w business
nt in durham county
RTP
LANT
HAH
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lANC.Lf
DUCTS
T RTP PLANT
MPRf SSI VE RECORD
TO FOSTER U.S. -JAPANESE RELATIONS
N TRADE lane
NCE RTP PLANS
JAPANESE ELECTRONICS FIRM PLA>J
JAPANFSE FIRM DUE IN RTP
INDUSTRIAL GROuTH RATE RISES I
PARK GETS '<ORE PEARLS
MICROELECTROtJICS FIRM TO 3UIL"1
MICROELECTRONICS ; MITSUBISHI T
COUNTY MAS BEST FORMULA fOK LI
NORTHERN TELECOM TO EXPAND PLA
DURHAM LANDS MORE PLUMS
WE CANNOT AFFORD SPOT ZONING
»7 MILLION CENTER PLANNED FOR
RESEARCH TRIANGLE TO GET NEW '
VISITATIUN PROGRAM LAUOFD
300-^00 NEW JOBS AHEAD FOR DU^
l-ifO PANEL URGES APPROVAL UF )
DO PUNT HAY LOCATE PLANT IN T'
OU PONI TO UKE ELECTRONIC PR>
DU PONT PLANS J06S FOR 1.000 1
WELCOME TO DJ PONT
OU PONT'S MOVE UPHOLDS RTF'S I
DURHAM MITSUlilSHI PLANT HOPES
NEW FIRM MAY HIRE 2Sa PFOPLF
COMPANY MAY BE FIRST IN FORFI".
3 MORE FIRMS Expected to annoj
LAKES PROPOSAL WORRIES CITY
CITY WANTS LAKESIDE PROJECTS iULES EASED
WATEK-aUAL IIY PROPOSAL A 0 E V A', T A T I NC 'QUICK FIX-
CITY OFFERS LAKE LAND DEVELOPMENT POOPOSALS
GUIOELINtS GIVEN FOR PftOTECTI-lG LAKES
LAKE RULES: STATE MAY USE PRESSURE
HASTt IS WORST MOTIVE FOR PII91IM; HKE RULES
POWELL: LAKES ACTION HAS DONE DEL I [iFR AT FL Y
STATE MAY HELD DURHAM'S PLCAS ON LAKE RULES
MINIMIMNG EFFECTS OF WATER P.ANS SOUGHT
WORK PEGiNS UN Buildings fur fiber optics facility
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMINT, 'I.C.
SEE ALSO BuSriLSSFS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CkN luIOMJTIVE COHPONE>*TS, LTi).
SFE ALS.l GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLAN>IING
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL REVENUE 30N1 S
SEE ALSO N.C.. INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO N.C. INDUSTRIAL COMMIS' ION
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE GOALS AND P3LICY HUAIIO
SEE ALSO POXbURO, ,'(.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
s:;:s^L^i"To'^Erjiy/;EJi!"pr"i?"''"' ""'' " "'"""° '"" =''""^" '" -^-c-
steady industrial grouth urce1
'us vs. them' outlook a oisse^vice to state
n.c. znn in southeast for general manufacturing
Cartoon a cheap shot
N.C. SHOULD PLAN FOR STATEWIDE CrOwTh
JOBS UNEVENLY OISTRItUTED UND^ R STATF'S 'BALANCED GROWTH POLICY'
LOW UNION RANKING AN ASSET FOt OUR STATF '"""-'=" I-UWIH KULILY
SHATTERPROOF GLASS CU. TO blliLD PLANT IN STATE
ANNEXATION ^in SEFN COSTING STATt INDUSTRY
iLii^St^ iNS3's";S{M^^J hiT'" "EVELOPMFNT, WATER AS TUP NEEDS
IMPROVED ECONOMY PREDICTED FO' M.C.
HIGH TECh jOuS G«Ow in 'TATF
UPTIMISTir FOBEfJST FOR TAR HFEL FCONOMY
HUNI URGES HARMONY IN IRMNGL"
HUNT: TBIANGlF SHOULD HAVE ORDERLY GROwTm
TAX CALLED HINDRANCE TO N.C. INOUSTRY HUNT
N.C. MUST COMPETE FOR HIGH TECHNOLOGY
MORE ACTION URGED TO DRAW INDUSTRIES
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO EASE INVENTORY TAX BURDEN
EASING INVENTORY TAX MAKES S E^J S E FOR STATF
DEVELOPMENT SEEN WORSENING FLIOOING THREAT
TEXTILE INOUSTRY LEAUFRS FEEL SLIGHTED
HIGH TECH ASSESSMENT IS SPUR, NOT OETFSRfNT
^Si^'^Hi:','^'^ 50ME SUCCESS WITH INDUSTRIES
COMPuTcB FIRM CONSIDERS RTP FIR HOME ^ I TE
Ixit.'H';''''^ "'"' RECRUITER OF =OHEIGN INVLSIMtNTS
IDENTIFICATION OF EMERGING FIRMS CITED
FIRM'S DECISION IS DUE SUNDAY
RTP WON' T GET NEW FAClLl TY
STATE 'NO LOSER' IN CENTER OE'BY
N.C. OFFICIAL OPPOSES USING ''IMMICKS' TU DRAW INDUSTRY
MUCH SAIO LEARNED IN RECRUITIMG FIRM iNiJUilRT
I.M;'?'-'"?Ir"'' SERVITUDE BILL IS SENT TO SUUCOMMITTCF
^M^IoiH, ?','■'?'£'', i'^O^^""*'- 'ECIUITING BEST FvER IN N.C.
fUf'^Ji^ES INDUSTRY RECRUIHENT, SAYS MORE CAN BE DONE
SENATE REJECTS ANNEXATION VETTES
FEUD BREAKS OUT OVER BILL. SPREADS TO HOUSE, SENATE
STANLY COUNTY 10 GET PLANT
N.C. PLANTS MAKE MONEY ON MAK' UP
The N.C. pu'lishing potential
N.C. HOUSE PASSES BILL ON IFSIING OF STUDENTS
INDUSTRIAL OFFICIALS TO MEET
BFNOIX TO flUILO ROBOTICS CENTER IN N.C.
r'9^ HC" '^ ' GAMBLE. PUT 'Llw TECH' A SURE FLOP
CHARLOTTE ASKS HUNT TO KEEP PARK IN MINO
AMERICAN HONDA PLANS N.C. PLANT
GROUNDBREAKING HLLO
9UTIIER TO GE T NFW INOUSTRY
GRANVILLE GFTS NEW INDUSTRY
N.C. FOREIGN INVESTMENT SOARS PAjT PECGRU HIGH
MORE DRUG COMPANIES MAY MOVE TO NORTH CAROLINA
V'lcJ'cl^^; y.y,,'"!,°ll'^l INOUSTRIES FROM UNFAIR OVERSEAS COMPETITION
[■'l.'^^S'^J'^f MAKES PROPOSALS ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
<. EUROPEAN COMPANIES TO OPEN iLANTS IN N.C.
05 LAURENTIIS TO RUILO FILM STUDIO
Nf2 IN0USTr\^'"' ""' ""'"^ ENOUGH F,JR SMALL BUSINESS
SIfe"L??,t'^f'^ri 19,*'" TOWNS R^CSUIT COMMERCIAL FIRMS
F"SMnrc'0NS^RSc'r^LA"Nr'NllR'':?E^""'"" ^^''"^E TE . . .R I VALR Y GETS INTENSE
'"DUSTRIAL OEVFLOPMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTUAL DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, SOUTH
JESSE JACKSON, THE SOUTH AND INOUSTRY
INOUSTfllAL DEVELOPMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
MOST STATE GROWTH PLANS DON'T WORK
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
IeI itIS S^'MlNr^r.GI^I^g?'- ''' ENGINEERING
UNC-A MAY GET NEW DEGREE PROG! AM
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SCe ALSO INVEST-tE'lTS
Sfl ALS't INVESI'lRSi U.S.
"^ S':'^A'^;i"inp'ilca£'?fER OF rostlGN INVESTMtNr:
pisEICN FIS-li All) GKOUIH
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[NOUSTPIAL PRODUMIOM
'■^"fErlrsn^UBuSI.rAroEVELOPHENT. N.C.
"'''"]}BlE3k''^^ ^t"l^&^Si^^S..G BUSINESS SECUM
"l.t«C?sf"cLUUs MAKE BUThIn: process EASIER
A aOYCOTI REMINOEO
INFANT MORTAL ITY , , ^
SEE ALSn CRia afAjriS
"i;:!tKf?yBR^^lsM"^.sii^G'^rhr^^.os
Tno MA^4Y INFA'lTS HIE
A SAFE BABY
e A CHEAPER WAY.
""=tFE'Ai?n CH,L. ABUSE. U.C.
in Itr. ^"H',t3R'E^^,'^^iR"0E|-
Iff also murder, n.c. , ^
"ioMiN ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
""'sePaLS.I premature INFANTS
SEE ALSn test TUbE BABY
M BABY" S OEaTh
SCUHL
NDICAPPEO BABIES
iir.lV.roUt'^oUk'Zl'lof KPNEY BLOCKAG
III] J.^?^^h^.%S^fS'^?^» pi?'"--" -"
RESEARCH CAREER CAME LATE
PBHE-alNNING NEWBORN sgvEAL ABNORMALITIES
PSYCHOLOGIST: BABY'S CRIES MAY c [„j,^ MECHANISM
gulPsCI N?I fs"ASS'Ai;^E'RE5s§. FOR SLOW GROWTH
OEoATING -BAJY DOE- RULES
INFANTS. APANOOriEO
SEE CHILD ABANDONMENT
INFANTS. DISEASES
SEE ALSO COLIC
-Li^^?RlIHI^?^an El^iJoTllRf Df^^^U
PFCIFIC DISEAScSl
INFECTIONS
SE'
S6
£ ALSll BACTFRIA ^p SPECIFIC DISEASESl
BURN CENTER CAUTIOUSLY BEnPENS
N.C. MEMORIAL REOPENS CENTER
SWIMMER'S EAR PAINFUL
""iEl'HSO. FERTILITY
[:i^|S{!t!l;=^?Si?L'?S^lfnrE^fMONALRnLLERCOASTER
:iT?jE°"p;2?-"/.^s^^i&::i!;E-rMjhSN5r^wSes
■"^^'U^KSlirES^S'inSk FIRMS SEE.
'"'^e^'Slso^cgnsumfr price INDEA
see also fcoi.o", n.c.
sit ALSO FOOD, COSTS
TAX INJEXINC SHOULD BE KEPT
OUR BIGGER PAYCHECKS SHRANK BY
A HEALTHY SIGN
INFLATION PATE (STATISTICS ON INFL'TIONl
'see ALSO CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
SEE ALSO ECQ^^OMY, N.C.
"!t''T^\"?NFL"ljN IS PREDICTED
(■jFlaIION RATE. INTERNATIONAL
SEE INFLATION, INTERNATIONAL
U PERCENT
FLUEN^A „,,..,,, ,,fF ..en NAM'S OF SPECIFIC DISEASESl
"^t'TL'F-CsE0'D»"G'cAN JeLP PRESENT OR TREAT FLU
FLU COMING LATE TO N.C.
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INfLUFNZ* VIRUS CnNFIRMFO III 'lURrH CARUI.lNn
tNFUHMArrCN SnAwIijf.
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SFE ALSO PrTVACY
SEE ALSn PRIVATE FlNAtlCIAL I NFU' ■lA F ION
SEE ALSd PUBLIC RFCGkFIS
THE SIM OF 5N0DP1HG
INNER I FAMCE
SEE ALSn ESFIFE PLANNING
SEE ALSll WILLS
) LMARGEO MITh FuRGEkV OF HiLtS
OUHHAM »,N niFU OF NATURAL CAUSFi
RtLA IvfS CHARGED IN WILL FOHSERr
HE LIVED LIKE A PAUPER, BUT LFFT MILLIONS bEHINfl
INHERITANCE Tax
SEE ALSO TAXES N.C.
lnM?fr'9l!-'-?J5,i^'' SCHOOLS CAN'T STAND FURTHER CUTS
EDUCATION OFFICIAL PROMISES CTOPERATION
INLET nuNES
ROVALL SEEKS CREATION OF TOWN
?3JSi!-n°^^^?5„'"'*'^" SECESSION blLL
EMERALD ISLE nOAHO AGAINST SE^ESSIUN
SFN. ROYALL'S 6FACH ACTION APPEAR', PROPER
WSKI VISITFII
SFNATf BE/ECTS ANNEXATION VETIES
EMERALD ISLE TO SUE STATE
INNQCULAT inris
SEE IMMIJNUATIONS
INOCULATION
SEE IMMUNUAIIONS
INSAMIr PLEAS
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
PROPOSAL On VEkOICT DRAWS SPLI T
HRQPJ'En VtlDICT GETS MIXED REVIEWS
AVERY MAY USE INSANITY PLEA
AVERY TO US? INSANITY DEFENSE
INSANITY CLAIM MAY BE USED HY AVERY
IDAHO REFORMS LAW ON INSANITY DCFEriSE
fyj.Sf. '•'Ji""''' 15 UN TRIAL 1LMJ5T AS huFh AS AVERY
TESTIMONY CONCLUDED IN AVERY XUB!)CR TRIAL "VtRY
JURY GETS INSTRUCTIONS I N AVE. Y MUROE R V A SE
lMln=5'-?^,1„:':'r?''9"l '''5'DE' as jury gets case
JURORS STUDYING AVERY CASE
I!Jl!'c'n^"l!iJc"n ?'^''* 51EGE OF TRAIN TO PLEAD INNOCENT
"i"! sTiJ8^^rD?=rAjF=' "•"" '' '^"'"^^
INSECT STINGS
SEE ALSO PEES
^'2,"STS PINPOINT INSECT STI-IG uEaTmS
lNslrr°5?tiR^'RL9!J INSECTS STINGS: -IE PREPARFO
INSECT STINGS DON'T HAVE TO B<: L I FE-THkf ATEN I NG
Insecticide
SEE ALSO heRdICIDES
SEE ALSO pesticides
i"r''fI2f5,S5' "'"E °^^ INSECTKIOE
7 DISPLACED OY BUG SPRAY AWAIT Plan
INSECTS
SEE ALSO CRICKETS
SEE ALSO ENTOMOLOGY
DUGS -
npn?!,'-'-.?F, "^=°„'" f*^ '■'Ef° CLOGGING WATERWAYS
?n 21L?'t,hr?n? iil2^S''ECr<UM OF STUDENTS
hR».? = 5''l,?y';5 5?*?". BUT THEY'LL BE HACK
A HUNGRY BIRD'S HEAL HAY NOT -i E SO TASTY
INSECTS, PESTS
SEE ALSO APHIDS
SEE ALSO POLL WEEVIL
SEE ALSO GRASSHOPPERS
SEE ALSO JAPANESE BEETLES
SEE ALSO MOSJUITOES
SEE ALSO NEMATODE
sll A*ttg ?f5T,"'f«''-N*T0RS
SEE ALSO WE'' WORMS
SIVL'^f. r't?,'""^^'' KEALLY 3JG US LITER?
RAINS WILL RESULT IN MORE HOSTUITOES
MILKWEED NEW WIREwORH FOE
APHIDS Threaten Christmas treps
INSIGHT IDURHAM MORNING HERALD FEATURE I
1,',-mJ5"I'c';^'';^'"= ""-l. GIVE C-OSER SCRuriN
'1ST INSIG-,
SFPTEMoER INSIGHT
OCTOBER INSIGHT; DURHAM AND ClAPEL n,,,
nuaSr-^Ecrfl'Sr'- O"- CLEVEl!;iD uiMMONDS
HILL ARE NEIGHBORS
INSOMNIA
SEE SLEEP
•""ACTIONS ICITY f. COUNTY OFFICESI
III sySniH" iN"sPE7Tffi;!rt;ys,s?0N'''"'"°''^ "''"'
iNSTITUir POfi PArtAPSVCHOLUr.y
IeI .'tis ^?»"K?yV23lSg? ''""•"" °'' '"' "'''"" "' "*"
PARAPSYCHOLOGIST MRS. RHINE DIES
INSTIIUIF FOP SjUIhERN STUDIES '
laS, 128 TICKETED FOR ARTS
'"S^Er'sSoLSTION*""" ""E"'^" IS*-* OlfSO, CALIFOEiNIAl
INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
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? 5/01/«3 C ?
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6/22/83 A
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9/08/83 A
H ? 2/10/83 C 12
H 2 5/22/83 A 4
H 2 6/02/83 A 15
S 2 9/17/83 A 1
2/19/83
2/25/83
3/31/83
5/03/83
5/25/8!
5/31/83
6/01/83
6/08/83
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6/17/83 A 4
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INTEROENOMlNATIaNAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF nuRHAM
III tU°0 '.';'^''iI\,S\'-M'u"hT»°'^ MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO KINISTFRS, N.C.
MINISTERS KICK Off FUND DRIVE
DilKHAM PLACK CHURCHES JOIN DRIVE, GIVE tl.ono
EMANCIPATION SIGNING TO BE HARKED »'•""(>
INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO pusness loans
SEE ALSO PRIME INTEREST RATE
LOAN RATES TO STAY HIGH
STATE FUNDS INTEREST RATE INC'EASFS
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WHY INVESTORS ARE SO SKEPTICAL
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STATE SENATE TO CONSIDER INTEitST LIMITS
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USING THOSE CREDIT CARDS MAY COST MOKF
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II^I^c^^'?!"^ 5 '-'■5 MERCHANTS' CPEDIT PATE HIKE
SENATE KILLS niLL TO RAISF INTEREST RATES
MERCHANTS' CflFOir RATE PILL R-'VIvED
BANK CARD COMPETITION DEVELOP'
INTEREST RATE DROP POSSIBLE
CBtpir CARD FFES INCREASE BAN< COMPETITION
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INTERfEKON
SEE ALSO CanCfw
SEt ALSO CANCER KFSEARCH
SEE ALSO DRUGS
?2tLcJo,"C? ii^^" ""EITED WITH INTFRFERON
INTERFERONS FREE OF ALLERGY CONNECTION
Sfi^fn^c"^';;'""'^"™ " TREAT GF.NIML WARTS
DOCTORS AT DUKE USE INTERFERON TO TREAT WARTS
INTERIOR DECORATORS
DESIGNERS AT DUKE STAY SUSY
HOME IS WHERE YOUR APT. IS
HUNTING LODGE IS TREASURE TROVE
INTERNAL .REVENUE SERVICE
Ht "-IQ ''•'^- "fPT. OF REVENuf
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SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
He fl-12 "X^" "E"T COLLECTION
PASSING piRAoF' "^""E TAX ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
IRS, STATE OFFER HELP ON TAXt^
TAX NUMBER GIVEN
Vdc S2SSi9""''' SUIT OVER TAX BILL
■'S ,'<ffO'<T:n LOOKING AT SAKKEi, HIS CHURCH
"tSey'LL GET^ME^"" '""-'"'^ '" RETURNS
TAX AWARD
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f?;!''Uji?I''I E'CING FIVE TAX :h«RGES
ifT-^ r5l?f?J";,°f"""'NC VAfATION COSTS
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SUBJECTS
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N L3n
N HbO
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H 2 6/02/B3 B I N
S 2 2/l",/fl3 C
H 2 2/1S/93 A
H 2 12/2'./fl3 A
1 N
10 N
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1/07/83 B
1
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2/03/F3 A
2
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2/On/P3 A
3
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2/1 l/n3 A
1 2
H 2
2/2>>/il3 C
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2/27/83 A
1 3
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2/27/83 A
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3/06/83 0
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3/12/83 A
5
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10
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5/10/83 C
6
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5/20/83 11
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6/06/83 A
10
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6/16/83 C
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6/22/83 A
1 3
H 2
6/23/83 B
1
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7/17/B3 a
1 1
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0/16/83 D
1 1
N M23
N M2 3
2 3/07/83 All N
2 './2<./n3 C 2 N n30
? 7/22/83 C I N
2 7/26/83 A 8 N
H 2 2/11/B3 (i 2
H 2 2/13/83 E 1
H 2 6/I7/S3 U 2
S56
M'fS
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5 2
l/2'./83
A
E
H 2
2/10/03
B
N
S 2
3/05/83
A
N
H 2
3/17/83
0
N
H 2
3/25/83
A
1 5
N
S 2
't/l'./a3
C
N
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5/06/83
A
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5/19/83
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5/22/93
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6/l',/83
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6/26/83
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7/09/83
A
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10/03/83
A
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10/0',/n3
A
I 3
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H 2
10/20/83
A
1 5
N
H 2
11/09/83
A
I 3
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H 2
1 1/26/83
A
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12/13/83
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1 (.
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12/17/83
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5/09/83
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6/16/83
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li/31/33
SUBJECTS
PAr.e. i"".
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STATE FUNDS I^ .2f ^,F^ B Y SECONT PSYC H I A TR I ST
nnrTORS- AVE.<V'5 HE'luRY FLAWE3
?3ti; rriMPETENT TQ STAND TRIA.
tViU, aSraiJMmENT SCHEDULED MhnD.Y
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lufoi TO USF INSAN TY OFFENCE
ivERY TO RECEliE -TRUTH SERUH' TcST
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:;SU°?E;?ciVS5"s^pf ?0^3EGn I. AVERY TRIAL
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ll jDKoRS arJ seated for AVERY
UIROR QUESTIONING CONTINUfS
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Hnt^^IlT'?l?s'5v^R^7 SVSSf'T J.-iAS^.GHT FROM -KONG
JURO« IS "ScSi^siivS MFTAL DETtCTOR FOR AVERY TRIAL
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WITNESS: AVFRY HAS IN P S YC hO 11 C S TA Tt
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AVERY TR AL WITNESS SAYS SULUI CRJ u fINAMESF HUT
llTNESS^SAW AVERY THROW ^Jf 'J^E'^u^Ur'sHOnTINGS
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CONTROL
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1/25/83 A
2/0'./n3 A
2/0'./81 b
2/I2/B3 A
2/l'./«3 A
2/l=i/S3 A
2/15/n3 B
2/18/83 A
2/18/63 A
2/21/83 A
2/22/83 A
2/22/83 A
3/0'./83 A
3/08/83 II
3/05/83 A
3/22/83 a
3/22/83 b
3/23/33 I:
<■/! 3/83 A
■,/18/e3 C
<,/l')/83 B
5/25/83 A
5/26/83 A
5/2f>/83 C
5/31/83 A
6/0 1/83 rl
6/01/83 A
6/02/83 B
6/D2/R3 A
6/03/83 A
6/03/83 A
6/04/83 a
6/a'./P3 A
6/06/83 A
6/07/83 b
6/07/83 A
6/08/83 B
6/08/83 A
6/0''/83 B
6/0')/83 A
6/10/83 A
6/10/83 A
6/1 1/83 A
6/13/83 A
6/l'./a3 A
6/l'./83 A
6/15/83 A
6/15/83 A
6/16/83 I!
6/16/83 A
0/17/83 B
6/17/83 A
b/18/83 C
6/18/83 A
O/20/83 A
6/21/83 a
6/21/83 »
6/22/83 ti
6/22/93 A
6/23/83 A 1
6/23/83 C
6/2'./83 P
6/2'./83 A
6/25/83 A
0/25/83 A
6/26/83 A
6/27/83 A
6/28/83 A
0/28/83 A
t,/29/m A
6/2<>/83 A
6/30/63 a
6/30/83 A
7/01/83 B
7/01/83 A
;/0l/83 C
7/02/83 A
7/02/83 C
7/02/83 A
7/03/83 C
7/05/83 A
7/06/8 3 fi
7/06/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/08/83 D
7/08/83 A
7/09/83 8
7/0O/R3 A
7/11/83 A
7/12/83 8
7/12/83 A
7/13/83 A
7/13/83 A
7/14/83 b
7/14/83 A
7/15/83 U
7/15/83 A
7/16/83 C
7/15/83 A
7/18/83 C
7/19/83 n
7/19/83 A
7/20/83 A
7/20/83 A
7/21/83 U
7/21/83 A
7/22/83 8
7/22/83 C
7/23/83 A
7/23/83 A
7/23/83 A
7/25/8) A
7/26/B3 A
N FJ5
N F30
N 151
N 135 1
N F30
N 1151
N
N H30
N
N F30
N 151
N F3C
N 851
N FiO
M F30
N 851
N F30
N F30
N 151
> N
N 851
' N F3n
n 181
N F30
N 151
N
N
N F30
N F30
N
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N S32
N F30
N S62
N F30
N S82
M F30
N F30
N S82
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N SB?
N F30
N S32
M F30
N sa2
N F30
N
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N 582
N F iO
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N F30
N S8?
N F30
N S82
N F3n
N SU2
N
N L38
N sa?
N L3S
N S82
N L38
N SB2
N L38
N S82
N L3a
N sa2
N L39
N sa2
N f30
p N se2
N F30
N S62
N F30
N SB2
N F)n
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N F30
N
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N F30
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N S82
N F30
N S82
N F30
N 582
N
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N F30
N F50
N 582
N F30
N sa?
P N F30
N S82
N F30
N S8?
N X60
N S82
N 830
N F 30
N se?
N F30
N S8?
N F30
N 582
N L38
N S8?
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N F30
H F30
N F30
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M a N t M
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."^Jv.5*IS-'^^J';''^~ ^"'5 0"« CONVICTIONS
2,? I,,rrf??^l^ CmINCE LIVES Q" CLENN FAMILY
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I^ER FIRM .<|LL flUILO FACILITY IN RTP FOR IBH
NEK TEcR BUILDING TO BE USED ^y IBM
JUDGE ALLOCS REQUEST IN AVERY CASE
"f»RI;il' SET ON STORAGE OF IBM WASTE
IBM TO PUILO NEW COMPLEX NEAR RTP
iou In fO^JJ^UCT AOniriONAL eilLDINC
IBM TO LEASE NEW BUILDING
I9M PLANS TO RENT NEW TEEI BUILDING
"''"?pVg^fbKT^MN!a^E"fSt!i''" "''•• 5'1-ES AND EARNINGS
INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL FFDERATION
FOREIGN DELEGATION VISITS GRAIVILLE HOSPITAL, CLINIC
INTERNATIONAL MOTKOO ASSOCIATION llMRAl
SEE ALSO dkau Racing
HfNDRICRS -INS
SMITH GETS ROCKINGHAM WIN
MOORE WINS 2Nn IhRa TITLE
NATIONAL Champ set for RoxaoRi
INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CLU"
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OFFICERS INSTALLED
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SEc ALSI JAPAi'j, IMPORT',
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SEE ALSO JAOa'i, ExPOhrs
JAPAN TO ALLJH 5ALE5 Of U.S.
LOnEK CIGArtEriE TARIFF ►■AY ►
JAPAN, INDUSTRIAL PRnouCTinN
SEe ALSO INHUSTPIAL PPOOUCTIDH
LET'S BE CAREFUL WHOM WE IMITITF
JAPAN. SCnrOLS
STUOY aiOODIES U.S. NQSC
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JAPAN PLANS TO ADD l-YEN TAX IN EACH CIGARETTE
JAPAN, TPAOE
SEE ALSO FOREIoN TRADE
TRADE CURBS SACKFIRE
JAPANESE-A'ftB ICAf^S
U.S. ABUSfD JAPANESf-AMERICAIIS
JAPANESE dEETLES
SEE ALSO INSECTS, Pfsrs
COLO "AKE5 TUGS SCARCE BUT TH-
JASPER CHNSTPUC TIGN CO.
RDU blND PATE CALLED •GOEAT-
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see CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO JAYCEES
SEE DURHAM JAYCEES
JAYwALK ING
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see ALSO TRAFFIC deaths, n.c.
A CROSSWALK WDULO HELP AT JUDICIAL BUILDING
JAZZ
see ALSO nuK6 jazz ensemble
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SEE ALSO COLF
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JOHN SPRUNT HILL HOUSE
SEE HILL HOUSE IDURHAM, N.C.I
JOHNNY DOLLAR'S CLUb
POLICEMAN PATRON HURT IN STRUGGLE
JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIV.
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SEE ALSO COOKS BEER
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BUYER SOUGHT FUR BREwERY
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JOURNALISM
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PRESS GETS Friendly advice
MOBIL AND THE media
PAPER ETHICS niSCUSSEO
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SEPARATE STAFFS HANDLE ADS, N^WS
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BUSINESSES CRITICAL OF REPORT'^RS
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JUDAISM
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JUDGES, DURHAM
IN RENO, JUDGE RONES UP ON LAW
JUDGES, DURHAM COUNTY
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JUDGES. N.C.
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iii.jinH LIVESTOCK SHOy AND SALE
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SEE ALSn 0UJM4H POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO Junk tclfpmqne calls
*f PAY FOR TmEIR junk MAR
JuMK rFLEPHC'lt CALLS
SFE ALSO iOVERTISINC
SEE ALSO JUNK HAIL
snRRr, hRONr, number
JUNK IfAROS
JI/NKEO CARS STACKED TO PROTECT I-<,J TRAFFIC
JURY DUTY
SEE ALSn CQuRTi, nuRHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO nuRMAM COUNTY GRAND JIP Y
FOLKS AROUND here: ON ThE JURY
TOUGhF.< CHILO-SUPPORT LAUS UR'tn
ry°''^„'" 5SES OPPORTUNITY TO 0" IN JURY OEL I Bf R A r I nN<;
COLVARO EXPFCTS ANYTHIN-, FROM PROSPFC TI i/E JUROR S
JURY SELECTION
MOTION TO JUA-^H OFFFRED
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MOTION TO uUA'iH AVERY CASE DtJiEO
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JUDGES: JURY SELECTION SYSTEM NEEDS CHANlES
JUSTICE
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JUVENILE CODE
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL CODE. N.C.
TIIUGMFS JUVFnILF LAJS SOUGHT
JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
Ill tl-lo JU^E^'ILE OELINOUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTE'
SEE ALSO STATUS OFFENDERS
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
JUVENILE JUSTICF MANUAL COMPILED PY COMMITTEE
aiLL NdULO ALLOW SALES OF OO&S F OR R£ SE ARCM
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JUyfNILFS CHARGED IN ORFAK-l"
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OILL WOULD LcT JUDGES SEE JUU-NII F Hfrnonc
REWORDED ANTI-SLAVERY BILL AOVA-cIs "
HOUSE OKS PHONE COMPETITION BILL
JUVENILE CRIME RISES 0 VER F I RS T S 1 X--ON TH ^
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JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Iff tt^8 5i!vEillYrEB5l?§ ALTERNATIVES TO TRAINING SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEf
Hi *,'-?5 r""^ OFFENDERS
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piSpf KlMs'iovF ^^f,^l,t?'','1rK''^"'^^'' "fOUCTIONS
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JUVENILE DETENTION CENTERS
SEE ALSO JAILS, N.C.
COMMITTEE APPROVES REVISED DILL ON LANDFILLS
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
If^ ','-52 CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEc ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
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PENNtY'S DROPS AUTO CARE, OTHERS ARE RETAINING IT
K-MART IPARKWAY PLA^AI
STOPrOPENf'" ^'^'-'"UAY NEAR SOUTH SOUARE HALL
KAISER ROIH HOSIERY MILL
SEE KAYSER-RQTH HOSIERY CORP. OF BURLINGTON
KAMTEC INC.
AT LEAST, THEY WON'T ASK FOR * DRIVER'S LICENSE
KANNAPOLIS, N.f.
CANNON MILLS BEGINS SELLING 6R a HOUSES
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H 2
5/24/83
A
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H 2
7/07/83
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7/12/83
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S 2
9/15/83
A
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F30
H 2
3/16/B3
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8/19/83
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H 2
9/08/83
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H 2
9/21/B3
A
N
S 2
9/30/83
A
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2 3/18/83 A
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2 11/07/83 A
2 12/14/83 11
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H 2 6/10/83
H 1
H 2
H 2
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1/26/93 u
2/25/83 A
3/30/83 A
5/28/83 A
6/02/93 A
8/09/83 A
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H 2 11/02/83 C 1 N
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HAYSER-ROTh HOSIERY CORP. OF BURLI'iGTON
SEE ALSO H05 FRY INDUSTRY
FIRM IS RENOV'TINC BUILDING
KEFaLcR OAK INC CO. „...,,
«Ec8LER CO. JUYS PLANT
'^'•sEt^iNli"''cF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL K'-NAN STADIUM
''^"".H|lTrF"Js"sEES GREEN CHRISTMAS FOR RETAIL STORES
""tEe'SuLIAM R. KENAN JR.. CHARITABLE TRUST OF NE- YORK
''S'*'^nSaiiS'MA3t"ls'5ROl!.?2ltED*F»0- TAKING FOOD STAMPS
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MOLD ON CHAPEL HILL »ATER TAP; uRT.En
THE IC6NTUCKY STORIES IJOOKl
THE LITERARY LANIER'I
KERNERSJILLE.^N.C.^^ SAVED PARADE OIES
'''^'':^h"ilVllln«i p,OP|R MAINTENANCE
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KrSR AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
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"'"sEE*AlSO euGGS ISLAND LAKE
AuTO FOUND IN KERR LAKE
FIRM TO DEVELOP "'SJ"* »' J"' '■"^
6ILL TO PROVIDE JOBS AT LAKES
215? tSSIsT'-'M:N''gSg-NS IN KER^ LAKE
^Ji'S^RliA^irKERR LAKE TO 9E DEDICATED SATURDAY
frasklinton man drdmns in LAK-
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H 1 5/07/83 0 1 N
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VILUNIEER UEOICATEO TO CROP «A LK
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KIDNAPPING, CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL MAN ABDUCTED
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fS'ff!- ^f'-'- '^"' FACES ASSAULT, KIONAP CHARCFS
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KIDNAPPING RUflbfRY SUSPECT AH'ESTEU 'ilAULI
DURHAM MAN FACES KIDNAPPING ClARGf
KIDNAPPING, Durham
MAN IS Charged with assault
TEtN Faces charges
KIDNAPPING Charge lddged
miHHAM «»N FACES Charge of kpnapping
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HCIMAN APDUCTEfl, ROBBED
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VFRPICT: ! COUNTS OF GUILTY
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MAN ACCUSED OF AdDUCTION
ABDUCTION, ASSAULT 5EP0PTED
HOMAN REPORTS KIDNAP, ASSAULT
WOMAN ASSAUL TED
MAN CAPTURED IN 3UIL0ING
WOMAN KFPORTS KIDNAPPING
URAME CONVICTED IN KIDNAPPING CASE
JPAME GETS aO-YFAR SENTENCE
a»AME GETS 18 YFARS FOR ABDUCTION, ASSAULT
MAN IS CHARGED WITH KIONAPPIN". «"»"l-r
WOMAN FREED AFTFR BANK ROBBFRY
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KIDNAPPING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, N.C.
MAN DENIES KIDNAPPING TAX COLLECTOR
ESCAPE COUNT JAILS WOMAN
t.'ff rl^""' GIVEN IN LEE CRIMES
CLINTON MAN SENTENCED FOR KILLING 2 CHILDREN
"LAND WOMAN HELD HOSTAGE; ARIEST MADE
2 MEN SENTENCED FOR KIONAPPINS
■JmSS ?.^''"'''.^?KT5' "'l-l-S DURHAM MAN
JURY IN WAKF GETS aFLL CASE
I-J PARTS OF SOUTHEASTERN N.C.
?n1f¥ ^S'5 ABDUCTORS THREATENFO PflOSTITUTIUN
5?Ptifi!;'2^„9j;'ED; MAN SURRENDEiS
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KIDNEY DISEASE
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KIDNEY STONES HAVE ENEMY
KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS
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FOUR RECEIVE TRANSPLANTS UPON RALEIGH GIRL'S DEATH
KIDNEYS
PHYSICIANS USE SLURPIS MACHINE IN SURGERY
THE KIO.ELLS: A FAMILY OOYSSFY lOOIKl
NAWRATIVE AHOI/T ONE MAN'S FAMILY CONSTITuTLS SUClncOGICAL TREATISE
KILL OEVIL HILLS. N.C.
SEE ALSi] WRIGHT BRGThFRS
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WRIGHT PROHtRS FLIGHT BE-ENACTFO
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A FINE MIX IN 'GEORGE'
GUILD HOLDS 'KILLING' OVER
KIMSRELL FURNITuRt
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KIMLEY-HORN AND ASSOC lATFS INC.
DEVELOPMENT PLAN GIVEN
KIND CLUB OF DURHAM
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H 2 7/17/83 A 6
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H 2 12/10/83 C 5
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H 2 1./I 1/83 a 1
S 2 3/19/83 A 1 N M23
H 2 'i/2«/83 A 19 N
H 2 l/0'./83 P 12
H 2 9/02/83 A 9
S 2 1/31/83 C 8 N
H 2 3/06/83 A 14 N
S 2 6/02/83 C 5 N
H 2 6/28/83 A 1 N 830
S 2 1/06/83 C 9 N
H 2 in/23/S3 D 3 P u H45
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H 2 6/09/8 3 A 1
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2/25/83 0
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nuHHA" IS top banana for film
aalNG bicK the WHITE ELEPHANT
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KING-S DAUGHTERS TO hOLO MEETINGS
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Ru£RRE-C^^''fT«« LEAD 5ULLS- -I'l
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Says TOP Bulls in ioth
MCGRIFF HR SI'IKS 'ULLS
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CHMIL KEYS "ULLS- defeat OF H- Ut JATi
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5ayS -IN NIGHTCAP FOR SPLIT
aULLS SPLIT PAIR WITH 3LUE JAYS
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ERRORS DOOM 3ULLS
N'AL. CLARY SPARK BULLS' "iJ_^,,Tco
bOlCS -in dE^iINO CLARY'S SIX-iITTER
SCGRIFF KEYS JAYS 8» BULLS
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l;:bE'jA?l'sSiSMuT .ILL RE-AIN IN KINSTON
KINSTON EAGLES ("ASESALL TEAHI
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WIN TDUP'^aMENT
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G030 DAT FDR KITE FLYING
iVulTl ^?r?H£IR HANDS AT KITE-"KING
hore trying than flying
wINDY FLIGHT
c'HONi fly;
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JiUlNG AT JOCKEY'S RIOGE
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"■'SircO-i5MSI -ORKERS PARTY
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6/24/83
6/25/R3
7/31/83
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7/20/83
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7/27/83
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MONTMLY/AN'^UAL
1 N 0 E X
12/31/03
KNEE-PeNOI,',G MACMINF SPEEDS SJRGERY PlIIENTS'' RECOVERY
KMGHTOiLE. N.C.
Sn«E PEPPLE IN KNICHIPaLE hANT qoAO NAME CHANCED
KNIliHTS nf CILUMBJS
SCHOOL GETS FUNDS
KHIGHTS DF THE KU KLIIX KLAN
SEE RU XLUX KLAN
KNOLL MANOR REST MOMF
PRESENTS PEACnCK
READING HATTER NEEDEO
KOREAN AIRLINES
MCDONALD JAS TO MEET HELHS
lifL) "'I'SEEN 2""°''''^ "'"»>* f EAl S FROM FLIER
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U.S. MUST ACT NOW. IINC PROFESSOR SAYS
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l?uiiN;^T"'^3.'rON"3Et''^' ""^"^ 5URFACEs'a^EH
DECISION HIGH level: EXPERT
D*FA"{;;SN"f^. SOVIET ;<URDERS^^EVFN .ORSE THAN SINKING OF LUSITANIA
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-AS KHRCam AIRLINER AN • I NNOC= N T • T ARGE T7
INNOCENT AKC VICTIMS IN WORLD OF SECRfCY
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STUDENT'S MEMORIAL
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DRAND NEW VODKA MIX AT N.C. SIR
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WE'RE PAYING FOR IMPOTENCY
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?thrrA=',"^f"?f'*' DENIAL SHOWS WEAKNESS
SENATOR LASHES SENATE REJECTIIN OF AHENHMFNTS
BILLY HONG'S DEATH BURNS IN HIS 'BROrHER'
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KOREA REMEMBERED: THE VETS RECOUNT
DURHAM SURGEON WORKED IN 'uETHESUA OF ORIENT'
KORF INDUSTRIES INC.
WORKERS ASKED TO DEFER RAISES
KROGER CO.
SUU^iSgIeGInI "''"^" '° '■^'CATE AT REGENCY PLAZA
STORE HELPS FEED HUNGRY
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KUWAIT (PETROLEUM CORP.
MATT PUTS LAP ON N.C. OIL
K-IK CHtK CONVENIENCE STORE 1 OUKE JNIV. ROAOl
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LAKE ELTON
LAKE ELIuN RE^ONINC ON AGENDA
LAKE FOKEST A S SbC I A r ION . INC.
SESIDE.iiTS JPPHSt OXFORD HiLLS PUN
LAKE &«STUr,
^'ilf 5.EEKS SETrLFMENT ON CA ST UN HATER ISSUE
-ARPtH raUNTY CITUENS CROUP FUR,HFD
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VA. OFFICIAL: PIPELINE HILL of "UILT
CONr.RFSIHAN OFFERS AIO ON CASTON ISSUE
LFQISLATURS TO OPPOSE TAPPING OF LAKE CASTUN
VANCE OPPOSES VA. iiATER PLAN UASIUN
OFFICIAL SAYS STATE FACING MATER TROUBLE
^95rS"*!;5„'''Sf'-"'E MOULD SET PRECEDENT
fco"pioMrSL-'H;Rh°N.\'^" 'INTERSTATE AGKEE-ENT-
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VA. COUNTY OPPOSES GASTON PLA-I
IMPACT STATEMENT IS 6EING SOUGHT ON GASTON PLAN
'):.!: yi; OFFICIALS HTLL DISCJSS PROPOSAL TO USE GASTON MATER
ALL FACTS NEEOEO BEFORE PIPELINE DECISION HADE '^"^'"" MAitR
!^'.^^L?f??"IP^ CONCERN ABOUT LAKE GASTON PLAN
y^tS^'^'^f URGES LAKE HEARING ATTENDANCE
fo^'S" f??f"^"- HEARING DRAMS OVCRFLOM CkOWO
CROMD JEERS PLAN TO TAP LAKF ;aSTON
9?y;,"V'."r?i'^ll,!:El'IER OPPOSING GASTON PLAN
rnSci.'no "^J ^* ''^I^ PERMIT FOR LAKE GASTON PIPELINE
GOVERNOR: N.C. MILL FIGHT GASION PLAN
VA. COMMISSION APPROVES PERMIT FJR PIPELINE
LAKE PLAN OPPOSFO
CONGRESSMAN JONES OPPOSES PL Av
N.C. AND VA. HATER TALKS BReA<
PIPELINE ASSESSMENT PLANNED
TO TAP LAKE GASTON
DOWN
Si?IH!!.^i''''""^ °'' LIKELY; HUNT ADVISES FILING OF SUIT
X,*'-^^L"^^„3'^?'""= ^° PREVENT VIRGINIA-LAKE GASTON PIPELINE
,^;c^f^'J2? i*:ti'^^^ ""><' -HAGING MAR- ON LAKE PLAN
LAKE GASION PIPELINE BACKED
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J:?fl,"^5'"E'^'5 HORRY ABOUT PRIPERTY VALUES
GASTON PIPELINE HEARINGS SET
INFO NEEDED ON PIPELINE
VA. SENATORS REBUTT CR ITICS
HELMS SEES 3US IN PIPELINE ISSUE
COUNCIL OPPOSES PIP6LINF PUN
HUNT SETS MEETING ON PIPELINE PLAN
WUtlh^'i''^'-"'^ """SES MORE THREATS
?,c?'*£5lll"f'" "'"'^ STATEMENT IN LAKE PIPELINE
TASK FORCE MILL OPPOSE PIPELHE
LAM5UIT LOOMING OVER LAKE GASTON HEARINGS
HELMS CHEERED ON GASTON STAND ^':"'"Ni'l
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N.C. FILES PIPELINE OBJECTIONS
|J*JE SI'ELLS OUT PIPELINE 0BJ=CT10NS
rn2ll°^!r'^i^^ GROMTH BIGGEST MATFR THREATS
£?iS?^?v9'-?''fl S*5T0N PIPELIn; HON-T do HARM
Py.J^./XJnl""^ O" PIPELINE ALL BUT INEVITABLE
GASTON PIPELIMt FOES ON HOLD
HUNT SAYS STATE SHOULD FILE SJIT
S,Ei'-.'*t5- "OSfOLK TO REACH PUMPING CEILING BY I'J'JQ
PIPELINE OPPONENTS FEAR PRECETENT '-""■'"'' "' ^^^°
!*i5"?^^ !!"■'■ ■'""< STATE IN FIGHTING PIPELINE
GOVERNOR MAKES FINAL SPPEAL F3R AGENCIES TO BLOCK PIPELINE
LAKE HYCO
SEE HYCO LAKE
LAKE JUNALUSKA, N.C.
LAND TRADE SUGGESTED
LAKE LURE
BODIES RECOVERED FROM POOLS
LAKE MATTaMUSkEcT
EAGLES MILL 3E RELEASED
FREED EAGLES OK, BUT NOT HUNTING
LAKE MICH IE
SEE 'LSO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
STARTING A RUH
CHILLY ROMING
Si!L';9^5!ri"f*" "" "*'" RESOURCES
MICmIF MUCKY AS RAIN SPARSE
ENOUGH MATER FOR FISH
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RAISE HEIGHT OF MICHIE DAM F0( MORE MATFR
LAKE NiThMAN
FBI PRUflING LAKE NORMAN DEVELTPMENT BANKRUPTCY
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P N H60
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N
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N
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N T32
H 1 8/26/93 B
N H60
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H 2 <)/03/83 A
N
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N
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N 046
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M N
H 2 9/30/93 C
N
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N
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N
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N 981
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N
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N
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N
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N
S 2 10/17/83 C
N
H 2 10/21/93 A
N
S 2 10/25/63 A
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N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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1
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N
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N
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N H60
H 1 U/16/93 B
N H60
H 2 11/17/83 A
N
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1 M N
S 2 11/18/83 A
N C60
5 2 11/21/83 A
N
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N
S 2 tl/29/93 0
N
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H 2 12/03/93 A 1 7 P
N 046
H 1 12/09/93 B
1
N
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1
N
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9
N
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N
H I 12/20/93 B
1
1
S 2 12/27/83 C
A
N
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1
N
H I 12/30/93 B
1
N
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H 2 8/14/83 C 1 N
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S 2 8/25/83 A I 3 P N
H 2 2/01/93 A
1 P P T37
S 2 4/12/83 A
I P P M66
H 2 7/13/93 A
4 E
S 2 7/21/93 C
1 P P S76
H 2 3/19/93 C
3 r N M60
H 2 9/20/83 C
1 P P M66
S 2 8/20/93 A
3 P P M66
H 2 9/07/93 A
1 N S51
S 2 9/12/93 3
I P P
H 2 9/13/93 B
1 N S51
5 2 9/29/83 A
1 P N K90
S ? 10/05/93 B
1 P P M66
H 2 10/13/63 0
1 P P 1166
S 2 10/24/93 A
1 N K90
H 2 10/25/93 B
I N S51
S 2 10/25/93 C
1 N K90
H 2 11/04/83 A
1 N 381
H 2 11/11/93 B
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S 2 11/17/83 A
1 N K90
H 2 1 l/ia/83 rt
1 N 381
S 2 11/19/93 A
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H 2 11/22/93 B
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H 2 12/29/83 A
1 6 N
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1 N K90
S 2 U/03/93 A
1 N K90
S 2 U/J4/83 A
4 E
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LAI-ES. N.C. ISEE ALSn NAMES Of LAKfSI
"lul:"Ta"p«'5?j£'jnES at lakes
!ShE?iSlcr!E^?JS^"!s parents. CHUn^E.
NeS PROCRAM TO -lELP CHILDREN ^EARN
YQU'.G OAnCcBS
f^^%'^I?H"fiitH^»S HAY ENLIGHIE. PARENTS
LA«E><L/OU ELEHLNTASY jCMOOL
SEE lakEhOOD SlHOJL
'-""2??An3ns'p«ODoC£ ».A-£S OF SOpOLS
THE PUPPET SHflH KEEPS "EM SPELLBa^lN"
VISITING
l-"E-OnOjSMOPPIN.^ceNTER ^^^^ HUGGTRS, PREVENT CRIHE
LAnEiJOnj Y"CA
see Y"CA, durhah.
LAK6hOOD
Life i:i UURHA-
nSlSli^alst'-REsSRGENT OO-IT-r OURSELf CRAfT
-" ^!2I^f:iEi?5'y?;^e>; OEvELaP|R
OevELOPFR PLANS 600 APAPTHENTS
1 ..jn AND «AIER CONSERVATION EUNO P^OGRAI
LAND J'jO/JI^SMii^Nolo FOB PARK GR A1 T
^•"'° ?IS2?lls GET STATE GRANTS
mMMJmr^M^bvi .......
FORfST^iLiMAN SPARK LEGAL BATTLES
RtSTS IN N.C.
"rest sale p'ros'ano CQ-JS
F ' ■ '
J.S. LAND IN RESEARCH PARK
In RTP
.TREST sale plan tlENGUNCEO
NOREws eiLL woulo rlock sale Jf
JUL WOULD PRflHlalT SALE Qf LAND
i'.i: cSfilElsiEi^EAO OPPOSITION TO FOREST SALE
„jtls: fTP LAND -ONM BE SOLD
LiND TRADE SUGGESTED ^„„,„,
i'.liASlH^^^ElT'fAt: Y^^O^I OTEST PROPOSED SALE
lSCd SALE I'i FOREST PROTESTED
tJK? ?^Ap.S^?S°^^iETS »||ioeNTS
CDHMISSION OPPOSES FOREST SAL-
LAND SALES, ?«'?;I[:;Q'"'E''
??TRSn'*!crlviSli:;;'fok'?l'vIC CENTER P
Rnr.CATIQN AIO Tu CO?E AFTER CONOEHHaTIDN
Sen" AsSs 5900,000 FOR PB0P6WY
PENNY GIVES PROPOSAL
PROPERTY O-NEOS Ou£ FAIR PRlC
DATE
7/20/R3
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H 2 3/02/93 A 12
H 1 <,/21/R3 D I
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2/03/83
3/2',/'3
a/2'./33
9/13/R3
9/20/93
10/27/83
3/26/93
11/03/33
ll/U/»3
10
1
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1
12
F05
C56
C56
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M 2 2/02/93 B I " U ,,,
S > 3/09/93 6 1 ■" ' T37
H 2 12/02/93 a 2 P F 195
S 2 U/30/93 C 1 N
H 2 12/02/83 3 1 N
H 2 8/23/83 A 11
H I 9/1A/93 = 1
2/09/93 o
3/01/33 A
3/13/93 A
3/19/83 B
9/09/R3 C
9/09/93 A
1/08/83
3/18/93
3/21/03
3/22/33
3/24/83
3/24/93
4/02/93
4/18/93
4/19/93
4/19/93
4/21/93
6/07/83
6/10/93
6/13/93
6/19/83
N «90
N K9a
N S5l
N K9a
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^',Vr'""'"Ti°."Ar.A'?N":i?" PENNy'IbOUT PUYIN. LAnO FOR CENTE
6/26/93 a 9
1/06/93
1/06/93
l/in/93
1/11/93
1/21/93
1/22/83
1/25/93
1/26/93
2/a2/''3
2/02/93
2/10/93
2/11/93
2/13/93
2/14/93
2/1S/93
2/26/93
3/01/93
3/09/93
3/09/83
J/16/93
3/17/93
3/29/93
4/16/93
4/21/93
4/29/93
4/30/93
5/10/93
6/0S/9i
7/21/93
7/27/93
9/26/93
8/30/91
9/10/93
9/19/93
9/20/93
9/23/9]
10/14/93
10/20/93
N
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N
K9a
H
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N
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N
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PANEL APPROVES ,fL^"}S CHANCE BI.CO BFO„LAT,ONS
LANDlQBO-rENANT BKPbLEMS
EACH yEAR
rs THE JUESriQN
10 /J I /p 3 A
11/03/133 A
11/03/H3 A
11/04/P3 A
11/2J/83 A
11/23/P3 e
U/J3/<13 c
Il/i<./n3 A
ll/2<./n3 c
H/Z7/93 D
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12/31/83 3
12/31/m e
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B/O'i/83 B
8/2'./B3 B
8/25/83 A
3/2(>/a3 A
8/2S/83 C
10/03/83 n
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lO/l'i/83 A
N 881
N Bol
N K90
N Bal
N K90
N 881
N '38 1
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I 2 6/23/»3 C '
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1/27/83 A
2/13/83 A
2/16/83 A
3/02/83 A
3/03/83 0
3/11/83 A
3/1 1/83 A
3/H/83 A
3/24/83 A
3/2')/ai A
3/30/83 C
4/01/83 A
',/02/H3 A
'•/0'./83 B
4 /Of)/ 8 3 A
4/07/83 A
4/07/83 A
4/08/83 tl
4/08/83 A
4/10/03 A
4/14/83 A
4/14/R3 A
4/14/83 0
4/15/=3 A
4/20/83 P
4/22/83
4/28/83
4/29/83
S/ll/os
5/12/83
5/18/83
5/19/83
5/26/B3
5/2^/83
6/02/83
6/04/33
fc/10/83
6/11/83
6/18/83 - ,
6/24/83 A 9
6/28/83 B 1
6/29/83 C 5
6/30/83 A 1
7/01/33 A 1 5
7/02/83 A 3
7/10/33 A 4
7/13/83
7/13/83
7/13/83
7/14/83
7/15/83
7/19/83
7/20/83
7/21/83
7/22/83
7/24/83
7/2<i/a3
8/05/83
8/0 7/83
8/09/83
■5/01/83
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9/29/83
10/05/83
10/08/83
10/23/83
1 1/04/83
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3/11/83 A 6 N
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'■''?E'E'A[fd rA«DtN,Nr., DURHAM
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III ALSO FUtlEK'N LANGUAGES
5FE ALSO CUBELEnTGQQK
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111 Atln SPFECH PATMOLUCY
SFc ALSn SPORTS, 'luniFS
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PLAlh-LANGUAGF PLAN MAKES G107 StNSF
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LARCENY
SEE RObPERYt
SEE RHBPEPY.
SEE ROBBERY.
nuRHAM
N.C •
U.S.
LAB&EmquTh oasS
LUNKE" FASi FROM
LAFYNGECT0<Y
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A FARM PONO
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'■"see also FOPlIGN LAHGUGES
LATIN'S ALIVt AT flHS
EXCFLLE'iT E'lUCATlON
LATIN AMFKILA ^pjr.AN'S LATIN AMERICAN POLICY
r.TlN AitRlCA^FACFS POPutATUM PROOLtHS
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LAUREL HILL PABKMAY
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SEE ALSO ChAPFL hill, N.C, CONJQMlNluli
SEE ALSO CONOaMIMuMS
hearing TOhIGHT on rONOOS
AGREEMENT HAY END SUBOIVISION DISPUTES
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6/l'/fl3 A
6/2<,/t3 II
6/27/83 A
7/01/B3 A
7/01/B3 «
7/IS/P3 A
8/06/113 A
11/11/113 A
8/27/83 A
'5/;'./n3 A
1 1/27/B1 0
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l2/ig/R3 A
12/23/83 A
12/25/83 D
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7/07/83 II
7/08/83 H
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i,/20/83 A
s/iT/n3 C
9/20/83 A
9/20/83 A
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U/31/93
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1/17/S*
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C'^UNCTL ACC?PTS LAUREL HILL5 «G»EE16«T
PLA^.^^INr, pjx^n sEjeCTS L TTLE hi" PRnpnsAt •
CHAPtL HILL REJECTS 10 APARTMENTS >'«"'"'S«1-
LAUKIf.auBG HnuSI'lG AUTHO^ITv
Fni ARRESTS N.C. W01AM
LAVINDER'S IChAPEL HILL, M.C.J
NEW STOPE OPENS
LAW DAY
SI XTh-GPAOERS TAKE GOLDILOCKS TO COKBT
A 0«r FOR REFLtCTICN ON LAW llD ITS PURPOSE
OURHA" high STUDENTS IN STATE HOOT CbuRT FINALS
LAW OF THE SFA
SEE UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE OM THE LAW OF THE SEA
LAW SCHOOL ADMISSIONS TESTS
^^i.J'-J" "•'^' '^'"* EXAMINATION
3AR SAYS ATTORNEY TOOK TEST F3 R STUDENT
LAW EXAMS OF ',9 STUDENTS LOST IN MAIL
OAVIOSON LAW SCHOOL TESTS LOST
HE SOARED IN HIS LAWNCHAIR.
LAWN CHAIRS
ADVENTURERS:
LAWN MOWERS
SEE ALSO GkasS ILAwNI
Garner man charged with 'mup
lawn mower stolen
precise edge
LAWS. 'I.e.
SEE N.C., LA, 5
LAWSUITS. duRHAM COUNTY
SFE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS
III t'rl'^ S""^ UNIV., LAWSUITS
Sil Jt!S LA"w?ER"?;'0UR"SA°i"'- "'"'"• ""'"^ MALPRACTICE SUIT
SFE ALSO L inEL
^^f,''):^'^ MEDICAl MALPRACTICE SUIT
SCHOOL, SUPPORTERS LOSE
A TALE OF i OFET STORIES
i?NTRACTOR aINS LIEN AGAINST AMfCK HOME
SCHOOL SEEKS COURT REVIEW OF lUOGMENT
SCHOOL HANTS JUDGMENT SET ASPE
ACADEMY OIO-I'T KNOW ABOUT SU T
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LAWSUIT SEEKS 175?, 000
ANNEXATION OPPONENTS PLAN APp:AL
,'?i'^5.e?i'if'-95V"E CASE cHntinjeo
LCM SETTLES SUIT, TO PAY W MILLION
PHARMACIST, ECKERD SUED ''I'-l-IDN
ARGUMENT OVER JACKET LANDS IN rn.loT
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£11" 1'^!° "" E"R»NT DRUG RAH
MRS. DUNN: SOUGHT -PEACE,' NOT SUITOR
1*^13 'S^^'?,^"^^ '" O'INN CASE ^■J"™
JURY RULES DUNN'S WIFF NOT ALIENATED
?2,r5',?J?J,^HZ,!:''f?.?»NCE STuilO OwS,
2 SAY bASLER PART OF SCHE-E AT WCCK
JURY GETS SLANDER CASE TOdJy
c'oSJT'S^J^Jfrd^E'^JpE'tr'""' ''" ''■"'"^ ''''
l''„'.'r'FI..['j;'<. "!'.'? SUIT IN STUIAGE RH
Gc ROOM SPAT
JUDGE RULES AGAINST NSPEcfoR IN SUIT
'*^|E«;'?N' SUITS USELESS aiTMlDEO
\Ai n\>"}]a^'^'-f,^ll' CITY OFFICIALS UR
unio!??? t'E'" FILED FOR TAXES
cVI»',nLI"f'^ °:(E" L'UNDRY CONTRACT
FIR" LOSES LAUNDRY SUIT
^2J?y ""-'- RROVIOf TAPES OF VTTFR LISTS
iS'Mc'S".rn BE maoe'purlic '-"''
oruKcR'S SECOND SUIT COMING u' THIS jfFK
JURY PECINS OELIdERATIONS In^SUIT OVFR SACF n
NO DAMAGES AWARDED IN NFGL IGEJ CE C ISE
H 3
H 3
S 2
DATE
a/J6/53
10/19/83
'G L P BYL
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11/06/S3
11/07/83
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S ? 5/20/fl3 C 3
S 2 5/26/83 A 5
S 3 6/29/83 11 1
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1/05/83 1
1/05/93 (
1/06/83 C
1/08/83 E
1/11/83 c
l/l'./83 «
1/25/83 E
1/25/83 A
2/07/83 A
2/32/83 0
2/02/83 A
2/OA/B3 C
2/04/83 A
2/15/93 A
2/17/93 A
2/19/03 3
2/22/93 A
2/22/93 A
2/23/83 a
2/23/83 C
2/25/83 A
2/25/93 B
2/25/83 A
2/25/03 A
2/25/83 C
2/26/93 A
2/26/83 C
2/26/83 C
2/26/83 A
3/09/83 A
3/09/83 0
3/09/83 A
3/10/83 A
3/10/83 A
3/23/83 D
3/29/93 B
3/29/83 B
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5/02/83 A
5/03/83 A
5/0<>/83 A
5/0<./83
5/0',/83
5/02/83
5/05/83
5/05/03
5/06/83
5/06/83
5/06/83 ,
5/0 7/83 fi
5/10/83 A
5/11/83 C
5/12/93 a
5/13/93 B
5/U/B3 C
5/U/83 C
5/17/nj D
5/19/83 A
5/19/83 h
5/19/83 a
6/02/83 C
6/03/83 b
6/04/93 A
6/07/83 A
6/09/93 d
6/09/83 C
6/10/93 A
6/21/93 II
6/21/93 A
6/22/8) A
6/29/83 C
6/30/83 C
7/14/83 C
7/16/81 A
a/03/83 A
9/04/nj A
8/09/8) B
8/10/83 'J
9/19/93 a
9/18/83 A
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N S51
N
N 851
N
N
B51
N
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N
N
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N
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N
W74
N
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N X53
N
N
N
N K90
N R51
N X12
N 351
N K9n
N L41
N
N
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R5I
N
K90
N
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1/01/83 - l2/31/a3
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9/29/li a
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9/IS/83 A
<</I'i/l)3 C
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10/12/13 B
10/2S/8J B
10/23/83 C
ll/16/fl3 3
11/18/R3 A
11/22/R3 A
ll/2'5/83 A
12/01/R3 A
12/02/"3 C
12/03/8! A
12/0'i/13 C
12/08/fl3 0
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1/1I/R3
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1/17/83 A
l/W/a3 5
1/10/83 C
l/l')/83 A
1/20/83 A
1/20/83 C
1/21/83 A
1/26/83 A
1/26/83 0
1/26/83 A
1/27/83 A
1/28/83 A
1/29/83 B
1/28/83 A
1/28/83 C
l/2'5/83 «
1/21/83 B
l/2q/n3 A
2/02/83 A
2/02/83 B
2/08/83 A
2/09/83 b
2/10/83 A
2/l'i/83 A
2/16/83 C
2/21/83 A
2/26/83 C
2/27/83 A
3/01/83 A
3/02/83 A
3/03/83 A
3/03/83 a
3/03/83 0
3/0'./83 A
3/05/83 A
3/U/R3 A
3/11/83 A
3/13/83 A
3/15/83 A
3/15/83 A
3/15/83 fl
3/16/83 A
3/18/83 0
5/19/83 A
3/21/83 A
3/22/83 A
3/2<./83 A
3/28/83 A
<,/01/83 C
i,/0''/83 A
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4/12/83 A
l,/19/83 H
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i,/22/83 B
5/06/83 A
5/01/83 '
5/12/83
5/13/83
5/17/83
5/17/8!
5/18/8!
5/11/83 A
5/26/83 C
5/27/8! A
6/U1/83 A
6/05/83 A
6/11/83 A
6/l'./83 A
6/21/83 A
6/22/83 A
6/24/8! I'
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6/25/83 A
7/07/81 A
J/J7/83 n
7/118/81 C
7/10/8! A
7/24/81 A
7/26/8! A
7/27/8! A
7/27/83 C
7/28/8! B
7/21/nl A
7/10/8! A
d/01/8! A
a/02/83 A
8/0?/8! A
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5
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FEOEHAL COURT GETS SUIT
TWO PAY UP CLYDFSOALE suit award
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LAWSUITS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ANTI-TPUST SUITS
III fUS i^t" ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO FORD MOTOR CO.
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LAWYERS, DURHAM
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SEE ALSO PUBLIC OFFENDERS, OUPHAH
1/17/8-.
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DATE
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C
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U/04/ni A
f/J<>/P3 C
1/in/fl) A
a/L2/»3 A
S/n/83 A
8/1 Vn3 C
a/ii/fl3 A
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rt/21/1) A
a/i'./H) A
-1/25/63 C
8/2ft/n3 A
0/3i/ni A
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■J/OP/AS .1
9/0'i/P3 ij
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<)/23/H3 A
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10/22/n3 c 1
10/22/ni c I
I0/23/P3 h I
10/2'>/ll3
1 1/32/113
1 I/O'i/fli
I 1/08/Hi
1 1/01)/S3
1 l/ln/«3
1 1/1 './"I3
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1 l/30/n3
1 1
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12/01 /R3
12/02/83
A 1 S
H 1 12/02/13 B
i2/n<,/n3
l2/un/83 A
12/00/83 A
12/10/83 c
12/11/83 C
12/21/83 11
12/27/83 A
12/21/83 b
l2/2')/83 c
N 0',6
N
E
N
N
1/20/83
2/2S/83
3/J',/83
4/0')/n3
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4/27/83
■./2 7/fl3
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"1/28/83
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<i/30/n3
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5/03/83
5/01/83
5/02/83
6/01/83
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7/16/83
7/27/01
7/27/83
7/28/83
7/28/81
0/05/83
3/12/83
8/12/83
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9/22/83
1/27/63
1/02/83 C
1/15/83 U
1/15/83 A
1/13/83 a
l/2'./83 E
1/29/83 D
2/02/83 3
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1
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H
N W36
A
N
L
N
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N W36
A
N W36
N W36
A
N W16
U
N W36
b
N 846
12
N W36
B
N W36
U
N W16
H
N W16
11
M N N16
A
N
A
1 1
N
A
N W36
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N
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N
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N
C
N
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N
C
N
A
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N W36
A
N
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N KiiS
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N N36
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N 846
t* 2
1/27/83 A
1 2
1/28/83 A
9
S 2
3/09/83 c
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E
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5/04/83 A
H 2
5/25/83 C
H 2
6/19/83 C
H 2
J/13/P3 A
H 2
0/19/83 A
H 2
9/12/83 A
9/12/83 A
H 2
9/14/83 U
S 2
9/14/83 A
N
S 2
10/05/83 D
N
H 2
11/24/83 A
S 2
12/15/03 C
N 846
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12/16/83 C
N
1 U U C X
1 2 / 3 1 / 11 3
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'■"siriLSO^jMeRICAN UAR ASSOCIATHN
III ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
see also legal aid 1
Iff also legal language
III ALSn SPECIAL PROSECUTORS
SEE »CSn U.S. aTIORNEYS DURHAM CASE
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'■''sEriLSo'KS.b HOSPITAL POISON ONTROL CENTtR
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LEAD OR STEFL?
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OWASA tlHIC JF MEETING
LtAGUe Of wuMfN VOTIRS. nURHAM
DATE
l/J?/R3 C
2/)3/°i 1
2/)R/P3 A
3/2T/n3 B
l/ZI/'i A
3/3n/n3 L
<,/0l/n3 •!
4/.31/fl3 C
i,/.)J/B3 A
i,/.n/n3 A
'./\0/fl3 C
5/2»i/"3 C
9/U/P3 A
q/lA/R3 C
10/10/03 J
lO/lA/n3 A
i2/r)3/n3 '
i2/a'./n3 c
i2/2n/n3 f
S I T
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C t'C L P RYL
i,/27/83 C
6/17/63 A
6/17/R3 A
t/l8/''3 A
6/1B/93 A
6/2S/fl3 A
6/25/13 A
7/16/n3 C
b/0''/n3 C
i/l0/n3 A
S/U/R3 R
9/16/R3 A
1/17/(13 II
9/17/83 A
9/23/R3 b
9/23/B3 C
10/12/83 A
10/18/83 A
10/20/83 A
10/21/83 A
851
F30
F sa2
f4 fin
N sa?
F
f 58?
N Sfl?
F S82
N H51
N 0^6
N Ctl5
N O"!*
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N 0<.6
N F3n
N F30
N F30
N sa2
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1/05/83 L
1/27/83 A
3/10/83 A
3/13/83 0
',/20/n3 n
7/11/83 C
7/30/83 A
a/30/83 6
10/21/83 A
2/23/83 (
3/02/83 I
(./OI/BJ /
5/16/83 /
S/Z'./BS .
6/l<./83 .
7/08/83 .
7/09/83
7/11/83
7/21/83
a/02/B3
9/18/83
9/01/S3
10/0'./83
10/06/03
10/11/S3
10/13/83
10
10
11
6
5
3
13
7
lA
H 2 1/29/83 fl 1 N
H ! 9/20/83 A 22 P N
S 2 0/09/83 C 3 N
S ? 12/OB/a3 A 2A N
S 2 12/12/B3 A 6 F
? 7/17/83 11 8
2 10/05/81 n 7
H 2 7/31/03 f.
1/21/03
2/12/83
I2/L8/83
U G3 3
S ? <,/02/83 A 2
3 10/18/03 b
t 10/19/83 e
3 10/20/83 6
3 10/21/83 II
5 10/21/03 A
10/26/83
H 3 11/03/83 B
N H90
N
L Y / 4 N Ni
INDEX
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CHANGING TtACHEo PACTS 5PARKS CLASH
TFACMErts rppuse dismissal PLA>i at QESAIE
LFAGUr FUUIJOEB IS VISITOR
MIGM SCHOOL LIORARIAI.S TO BE -lAWen PCGISTRARS
WOXFN VOTERS PLAN ORIVt TJ RAISE MONtV
LEAGUE OFFICERS
BREAKFAST TOJAV
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KOYALL SHOUS COURAGF ON TAX HIKE STATEMENT
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS TQ MEET
LEAGUE ESTAPLISMES MONITORING GRJUP
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}V.J".i f?!lfj['f?t IV^^^ INCRE^SII.GLY niFFUSE
tl'Syr ^^Sf^""-" Clf" OFFICES Fnm):i
SCHOOL FORUM TOMORROW
SCHOOLS' IMAuE WEIGHED AT FORIM
N.C. LcAGUe OF WOMEN VOTERS
LFAGUE SCHCOUIES CANUIDATCS* ■:ORUM
BARBS AIMED IN CANDIDATES' FO' UM
3c"f!:op"MESf','?naM"EEN'" 5PAUOING SEEKS CITY UNITY
BARBS ARE T'WOwfl AT CITY CANDIDATES' FORUM
LEAGUE OF ^.UMEN VJTEflS. N.C.
VOTER GROUP pick; DURHAM UOMAM
UAGUF SUPPORTS VOTEH-RFGISTRA riON fllLl
STEWART CHALLENGES CANDIDATES TO OtUATE
N.C. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
ORANGE COUNTY
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS.
CANDIDATES' FORUM
CANDIDATES FORUM TOOAY
CATES' CANDIDACY OUESTIONED
LEANING TOWER OF PISA
SEE ALSO ITALY
SYMBOLS OF TENACITY
LEARNING DISAUIL ITIES '
SEE ALSO Children, handicapped
SEE ALSO chilukfn. learning
SEE ALSO OYSLF«IA
DISABILITIES MISUNDERSTOOD
i.yj'' fS'^yS J'< LEARNING DISABILITIES
3^^SlN5?^??I„[rD VHlhtll^'A^'''"'' "'^ABILITIES
"LEARNING INFORMATION FOR TOOAY"
SEE PROJECT LIFT
LEASH LAWS
SEE DOG CONTROL
LEAVES
!:S'.'','?'"'J"'"'"'' 'J E'lO TUESDAY
iS^^Jn.'f/S'-'"''' ""■'■ BC CULOIFUL
ONE SOLITARY LEAF ON A R A I N- S' L A SHED WINDOW TELL<i
SN^'-AS^rfo^'PL^Y"'"" "-e">^o To'perr^ss.i''''
LERANON
A SIGNIFICANT STEP TOWARD MID'
MABIB DANGLI;«G FROM MIDDLE EA'
ISRAEL MUST OriEY PANEL
THE ISRAELI CONSCIENCE
5H«»0N WITH EYE PATCHES READII
MARINES RETURN FROM LEBANON
i.SSif.'-^'-'-^' "ClOPS IN LEBANON
BOMBING MUST NOT DETER U.S. E=
RED CARPET AT U.S. EMBASSY IN
BODY OF COLOSROBO WOMAN FOUND
TME OFROGE ShuLTZ PUZZLE: SFPi
jELCOMt DECLARATION OF REASSUJ
JS^'f ''< SHUTTLE DIPLOMACY (CA)
GEORCf SHULTZ: SHAZAHI; BECOHr
ISRAEL USED ARMS FOR OFFENSE
KNOCK IT OFF; 1 DARF YOU! ICAl
THE PLO WILL MEVEO FUPGIVE Thi
3?0, MARINES. SAILORS RETUfl.M E-l
MARINES RETURN HOME TO KISSFS
U.S. MARINES HAVE HOLIDAY IN L
KFEN INS IGhT into MIDEAST
-2.?il.?^"?^'-^"5 ATTACK WEST
MARINE'S N.C. KIN SHOCKFC
THE PRICE OF KEEPING PEACE
LI BANON PFACEKEFPING FORCE S£'
CASUALTIES MUST NOT LESSEN U.S
FUNERAL SERVICES SCHEDULED FOI
MARINE'S BuDy returned HOME T]
SLAIN MARINES EULOGIZED AS PE«
N.C. MARINE IS hURIED DURING I
SLAIN MARINE 'GOOD PATRIOI'
N.C. -RASED MARINES TU REMAIN
ONLY 'ONE WAY TO PEACE'
PRCTECT OUR MARINES. RUT...
GALLOWS HUMOR
"WELL. IF YOU KNOW A BETTER m
r^l.^tii^' 'SSUF IN LEBANON
IC^f'"?^! ^yiNG THE FLOOR BEV
IVAN TmF BEAR SAYS: ONLY YOU C
CFASE-FIRFS PRECEOE RE-FIRES
;",'»J.LINIT DEPARTS FOR DUTY 1
^fSX"^f ^^'-° 'D« SLAIN MARINE
CAMP LEJtUNF HOLUS TOUGH FRONT
FRESH U.S. TROOPS LEAVE FOR Lf
VALENTINE SAYS U.S. SHOULD STA
M'P"^c9u,??i5"' MISSION CLASH
N.C. FAMILIES WAIT — AND HOPE
THE MURRuR IF DFaIh IN lEBANU'l
JUST WHOSE PEACE ARE WE prute:
THE STORt: AUTUMN.
AST ACCORD
T CLOCK ICARTOONI
G REPORT ON bEIRUT MASSACRE ICARTOONI
(Cap rOONl
FORTS IN MIOEAST
OEinuT ICARTOONI
IN EMBASSY RUBBLE
ANcI to""'''" '"""" '■E''"^^'^ ICARTOONI
TOON I
i HENRY KISSINGER ICARTOONI
TOON)
SF RESPONSIRLE
QM LERANQN
AND CAKES
ERANON
.• ICARTOONI
BE IRUT
VICE PATCH
. RESOLVE
MARINES KILLED IN LEBANON
WINSTON-SALEM
CEKFCPtRS
ILITARY SFRVICt
I N LEBANON
LE, GO TO IT!" ICARTOONI
^.t^'i.l'^i MILITARY IN LtRANOM ICARTOONI
AN PREVENT CEASE FIRES ICARTOONI
N LEBANON
CAPTaI,<
BANON
NO FIRM
;,.*,I'''F '^°'' '"f 5ANE WORLD TO WEEP
I I NG7
N F
S
E
I T
L Y
P D
DATE C
PG
L P HYL
H !
1/12/H3 A
L
H 2
1/05/R3 A
N
S ?
i/07/n3 B
N
5 2
3/l'./n3 A
P N S83
H 2
l/l'i/13 B
N 0^.6
H 2
3/2A/fl3 (',
N W2A
S 2
3/2<./S3 C
P N F05
S 2
i/21/n3 C
P N sa3
H 2
<./0 7/ni p,
N
S 2
'./U1/B3 A
P N
H 2
'./lyf/B-i A
1 0
P P M6 6
H 2
'./I l/n3 A
1 1
M
S '
<./ll/R3 A
N Sd3
H 2
'I/I2/B3 n
N OA?)
', 2
•i/Of/f^i A
N SH3
S 2
5/0<)/n3 A
N Sfl3
H 7
S/ID/R3 B
N 0A6
S 2
■i/l 1/03 A
S 2
5/2A/fl3 A
N
S 2
6/2n/R3 A
N
H 2
6/21/B3 H
N
S 2
6/24/B3 A
N Kgo
S 2
6/2A/B3 C
N K90
5 2
6/2<./a3 C
N
H 2
9/15/13 C
1 1
N
H 2
9/l'i/B3 B
P P Ti7
S 2
9/16/83 C
N T32
S 2
1/17/93 A
N K90
5 2
lO/JS/m A
N
H 2
1C/I17/S3 If
N W2A
S 2
lO/26/fl3 A
P F AI5
H 2
10/27/113 R
N
H 2
ll/OA/03 I'
N S51
5 2
ll/DA/fl3 A
P N K9n
S 2
ll/Oi/fl) C
P N K70
S 2
ll/Di/HS C
M K90
H 2 A/3n/n3 A in P N
H 2 6/01/R3 A S N
H 2 10/03/n3 A 3 N
S 2 10/26/83 A 6 P F A15
3 lD/27/03 e 1 N
3 U/a3/B3 u 1 N
3 I l/0'./B3 0 1 N W36
H 2 1/09/93 0 <.
S 2
1/06/83 A 7
H 2
3/G5/fl3 A 12
H 3
5/06/83 B 1
N
S 2
6/29/83 H 1
N
S 2
9/29/93 A 1
N COS
H 1
12/02/93 K I
N
H 3 2/24/93 il
I N
S 2 9/30/83 A
* N
S 2 lO/U/ns B
1 P P S76
H 2 10/16/93 D
9 P E C [9
H 2 11/19/63 B
I P P M66
H 2 1/01/93 A
'. E
M 2 1/15/93 A
A T T R56
S 2 2/10/83 A
'. E
H 2 2/11/83 A
A E
H 2 2/1 1/83 A
ATT R56
H 2 3/09/83 C
A N
H 2 1/20/93 0
A T T R56
S 2 <,/2n/a3 A
4 f
H 2 <,/21/93 A
4 T T R56
H 2 i,/22/93 C
5 N
H 2 <,/29/93 A
ATT 956
H 2 4/30/93 A
4 E
H 2 5/05/91 A
4 T T R56
M 2 5/1I/B3 A
4 T T R56
H 2 5/12/93 A
5 I
H ? 5/19/93 A
4 T T R56
^ ? 6/09/83 A
4 T T R56
H 2 6/26/83 A
I 1 N
^ 2 6/27/83 A
12 M
5 2 7/05/83 b
7 H
i 2 7/14/83 A
4 E
^ 2 9/30/93 A
1 P M
H 2 9/30/93 B
5 N
1 2 9/31/93 A
4 E
1 2 a/31/93 A
4 T T R56
2 11/31/83 A
4 F
2 9/01/93 0
5 N
< 2 9/02/83 A
7 N
2 9/03/93 C
1 2 P N
2 9/05/91 A
I P N
2 9/05/93 A
1 6 P N
I 9/07/93 A
1 N
2 9/1 3/81 A
5 L
2 9/16/83 A
4 E
3 9/18/83 0
4 F
2 9/20/93 A
ATT R56
2 9/23/83 A
4 E
2 9/25/83 D
4 T T R56
2 9/29/83 A
4 T T R56
2 10/02/83 0
4 F
2 10/19/83 1,
9 N
2 10/22/93 A
5 P N
3 10/2A/II3 A
1 P N
3 10/2'./91 A
I P N
2 10/2<./B3 A
I N K90
2 10/25/91 A
1 N
2 10/25/83 A
1 N
2 10/25/93 A
4 11 C33
2 10/25/93 A
4 E
I N [1 E X
12/31/83
S U II J E C T S
PAGQ 420
1/17/1'.
IfARTnONl
MARINES KAIMNG FLAf, WITH Ol't^ J ' 3" ''APJ I C ^" 'OJN 1
5ASm?5- "?!,^LlNr.TnS''viCTH ,m; njf back home sjon
'fAf,J-'^EiPsi.?f-?^A?"u^BrA^r5NJ"'^"AN^r«IsS IT
hfSohial service planned
AFIRIIT LOSSES TRAGIC
N C SOlOIcRS OFAO AND ALIVF
?S ;.i-rASV^ rEEi'J^a ^^IJr^H?^.^eC, HAS »Fe. KILLED
Gary: ISRAEL HINDERS REAGE
HOSPITALS PREPARE FOK „nu'IOED
3?f??iRY I?TI°N?°STU.K IN GREJAOA. LEBANON
?JaG£" UNITES HARINE COHMUNITY
il¥r^2J!;^:B:^i?FD?:f;b?F^?sn;^fstY«;^i^s^ATEEi,L
trihute'fhk slain «"!'<"
?l^?y?EN^"Tn'-E"'M'iiY°-ITH FAMLieS -F .ARINFS
b b ?^?iSM.liMD°"§.N 1. TRIANGLE AREA
pSfsiCENt" i S T MISSION OF /.ONCFRN
^ ^L^n^;!? J§R'^rlG"A!.^^y FIGHT ,YRA,.NY
iiNY SMARF MIST DIFFICULT HOMrNT
;'CV Sj^biN^fgiJSsV^.^l^I^E PHLITIOL FHLS
REACAN-5 REMARKS PRAISen SY «"I'^^
MOkF JOUNOED "''I'-EJ tSSi^SluTlnON TRUCK I CARTOON!
^^?HYr;5f?ijiror:s5i|^^io
•we UNLY KNOW SHELLS ARE FALLING-
THE UnjNUEU PLO ,„,,,CTCT
?lrl\h'.nTaLJr,T^l"L TROOPS TUT OF LFGANON
DnCu'sam'SnOER attack in LEBANHN ICARTCONl
YfLLO- RIBJilMS TO WFLCOME MARINES
MAftUiFS RETURN TO N.C. - „uc
Marines return TO hfroes- wel.one
^Fifu-^E hOM^^, marines
SarINF LI-'RARY TO GET BOOKS
^J^-1r?a5f;:is-;:sN^T'^iiE'^s^^5"E?cJsi^viFTERWE.vE
°reJ :? hJ^^oS»/SA|uif
^MlS?Kiru^Lr;Vj"RE^-^THE INOylRY
??,2;|A^s'Fh^S^^o'fErslSif R^ U,^HS»1EDYEAR
MARINFS IN LEBANON SHOULD BE WITHDRAWN
SueSTIONisLE ROLE UNDERSCORED
I CARTOON I
LEPANgN^VOLUN,C|R^F,RE_DEPT.__ VOL-.NTEER
's!i^SL%^ArD^ Si'rI DEPARTMENT SWAP PROPERTY
FIREMEN DID FINE JOB
ABANDONED HOUSE BURNS
'■""?l';i.Y INDICATES LECITHIN 0ANG:R TO UNEfORN CHILD
LECITHIN LINKFO TO 3IRTH D6FE.T5
l-EE ■^^VS-'TO^ORiLL TWO OIL -FLLS^N^AR SANFORD
SPI '"
SP"
LEE COUNTY. 'I.e.. BUDGET
[II lf,\'ii,'lf^\ nth tJ^ INC, EASE
LEE CO'JNTY. N.C, INDUSTRIAL OEVELTP''eNI
•■" '^C^rifp^OVE? IrSoG LICENSE T.G FFE
LEE COUNTY .rAR0^JFCO««ISSIONEj5^,,„j.,, ORG.NU.TIUN
LEE CONSIDERS KPSTITUTION PLA'I
^liTt"SG"-N?^s"sEEl;'RE"p^lL'lF NeS LEE COUNTY ORDINAN
knipO HULLS LFE tOUNTY AMMAL LAW
LEE dOaRD jacks SALES TAX INC'EASF
''',\r'Jl ^SunI^bSakS'if c.hmissign.rs
P 0
DATE
S
E
C .T,
M 2 lD/2S/n5 A
H 2 10/2')/a3 A
10/2';/n3 A
lD/2S/(>3 C
10/2'i/Bi >
10/26/B3 A
10/2(>/B3 A
10/26/BJ C
10/2'/B3 A
10/27/03 u
lO/27/fl3 A
10/27/B3 C
10/28/83 A
IO/29/''3 A
10/2(1/83 C
10/28/83 C
10/2<)/B3 A
10/2''/83 A
10/21/83 A
10/21/B3 A
10/31/83 A
10/31/83 C
H 2 11/31/03 A
H 2 11/01/83 A
U/01/83 -
T RS6
J
E
N K90
N
N
20 P P S76
3 P
S 2 11/01/83 A
S 2 1 1/01/83 b
H 2 ll/0'/fl3 A
H ' 11/02/83 a
u .■> 11/02/83 C
11/02/83 C
11/33/B) A
H 2 11/03/83 A
11/03/83 A
ll/3<./83 A
11/J'./P3 A
U/0'./83 A
ll/05/n3 A
U/O'i/BS A
11/06/83 A
. ll/0'5/B3 P
1 11/05/83 e
hi 2 11/07/83 A
H 2 11/07/83 A
H 2 11/08/83 6
H 2 11/10/83 0
H 2 11/15/83 A
H 2 Il/l5/fl3 A
H 2 U/16/B3 J
H ? 11/16/83 A
H 2 11/18/83 A
H 2 U/20/83 C
H 2 U/20/83 D
H 2 11/28/83 A
H 2 12/01/83 A
H 2 12/03/83 A
S 2 12/06/83 A
S 2 12/06/83 A
H 2 12/07/83 A
H 2 12/07/83 A
H 2 12/07/83 J
H 2 12/07/B3 <
12/07/83 ■
12/08/83
12/08/83
S 2
S76
COS
2 12/09/83 C
2 12/13/83 A
2 12/13/83 A
2 U/l<./83 A
2 12/18/B3 A
2 12/16/83 A
2 12/17/83 A
' 12/l'>/83 1
12/11/83 C
12/22/83 A
12/25/83 C
12/26/83 C
12/27/83 A
12/30/83 A
12/30/83 A
12/31/83 A
1
l".
U H'.l
E
H 2 l/l'./93 A ^
S 2 4/08/83 A 3
H ? <,/16/B3 A A
H 2 './27/B3 C 1
H 2 12/04/83 A 1^
S 2 12/10/83 A 3
H 1
H 2
H 2
M ?
H 3
H 2
1/27/83 b
3/2i/83 B
3/24/83 A
5/13/83 8.
5/18/83 C
5/11/83 A
6/24/83 A
N H60
N M2 7
I 2/23/83 h 1 N 527
3 4/06/83 A3 N M27
4/08/83 P
4/20/83 II
4/21/83 l>
H I 1/11/83 b
1/05/83 »
1/06/8) H
1/11/83 K
2/J8/3J 8
2/23/8) H
3/08/83 '.(
)/fl8/B3 li
4/06/83 A
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
N M27
N M27
N
N M27
N M27
N H27
N H27
N
M '•27
MONTH
INDEX i r
P«GE <r?l
l/17/S<,
LtF COU.iTY NIGH SCMOni. i
^^L^k^SJiV"""'''-^? COUNTY SCH:!JLi
B«ND FESTIVAL SET SUNDAY
LEe COUNTY PAMKS AND SFCStATION CUHMISSIGN
AKES SU^'HE,< ,<ECaEATION P ROOD A-l S A5 E ^inoM 1 NO
LEF COUNTY PBISoN UNIT
DEPUTIES IN OPANGE ARflEST STATE FSFAIJFF
ESCAPEe AS^EST£n IN OPANGE COJI.TY
LEF rOU.NTY SCHOOL J
SEE SANFOPu/lEE CnuNTY SCHOOLS
LEf COUNTY SENIOn HIGH SCHHOL
SEE LEE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
LEF COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
fSSp'-c'SaIgIS'?!^ ^^'iWl^-Us"^'' "'""'' J«"N'^^nnN
SUIT FILED AGAINST LEE COUNTY
LEF COUNTY YOUTH COMMISSION
Cff CONSICEPS PFSTITUTION PLAN
Ml £'-,'l^n'''"^,''«'"i'"" IN TFEN-^;F PRFGNANCV
LEE bOARU DACKS SALES TAX INCREASE
LEGAL AID
SEE ALSO LAHYf;<S, U.b.
SEE ALSO LEGAL SERVICES
LAWYERS DONATING TIME
RFUUCINC FkEc LEGAL AID APPBO'RUTE ClST-CuTT INO
LEGAL riEFENSE FuN,5
^^!o5t5P '""CP'S LEGAL DEFENSE F UNJ
APPEAL L IKSLY IN UNC CASE
c, in, "■'■^''■'""'' SHOULD EE LAIT TO REST FOR GOflll
FRmlv^ '^?.f' .''k'"^° " OVfRTu!N UNC PACT °™
FRIDAY; UNC LEAns IN OES EGRFGA T ION
LEGAL HRINKUG AGE
III il-^H 'LCJHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO ALCQHOLi SALfs
K'S^X GROUP PLANS TT FIGHT LAJ CHANGES
?i?'!l ":,'^ePg5E RAISING DRINKING AGE
LFGISLATlVc DAY: FAMILY AFFAP
HUN?^?»5Q'^^?,"-Jl^r^;f^'^'^ DRIVING AGE in PE RAISED
V„ L^iX^ '^^^ ''^^ TRYING TO !USM DUI LAW
J?, ,^2. 5?"^'*' STUDENTS OPPOSE ,; A I S ING L EC.AL AGE
11??^."^^ Jf'^^^E RAISING LEGAL DRINKING AGE
RAISING DRINKING AGF WON'T HE' P
"."fOSAL TO RAISE DRINKING AG^ IS CPITICUtO
rf ?fI^/Ds".5^3irFS^E^^A^'r ''""''' ''-^
HUNT OUTLINES DUI CRACKDOWN
LAW SHOULD FOCUS ON ORINKERSi NOT AGE
COMMENDABLE GOAL, OUESTIONAJL" MCTHOns
PUT RtSPCNSIUlLITYV/SFRE IT BELONGS
LIMITED ORAM SHOP PRDPUSAL AOVANCFS
SfSIDENTS OUjSTIuN ORAM SHOP "oPOSAL
S:fS. STUDIES COLOR-CODING DRlvLRj- LICENSES BY Al.F
cTL'^^-JgoJJc^^ioSW"! ri$^'"^ COMPENsi^T^n^^^
^u'nt 5i^^5^£,r?^R'[5i^rnii:f'i!^f';^N'" '° ^'
sfnatf approvfs oui measure "'•"ON
IUTL''tclr?,c*^^ '"E"' CRAMPS ITS
1111 iMron,M-y^''!*I"SySLY PASS'S ORUNkEN DRIVING BILL
rS':Ll^'^?°'^"'-f° "^0 RUSE ORtfKiNG age to ?
CRACKCjHN o'l nuis IS puhlic's -p^t PRnjFcr!
DUI BILL READY FOR HOUSE TEBATE ''••■'•■"^^ <
BIJ TO UP DRINKING AGF TO 21 ^fX FOR Hflucpt^ nut qti.
ffiA^rSoI^fi^fF^iS'JufSaV^^^^I 3' '^T Y
S^f."^!"- EXPECTS DRINKING AGE TO BE SET AT 21
BILL TO RAISE DRINKING AGF SOVANCFS
3»ly5'?'C AGF BILL SIDETRACKED
i^FrJi '^.f.JV";?" SALE CRITICIZED
B^^4l^i^i^^P^^ -ES EFFECT OCT. ,
51*1^ '^ INVcSTIGATE ALCOHOL ''.ALES TO MINORA ^-^i-Ci
llT?Sr?9''2 "K'JES CITED IN RajNoliP ™ "'"""'
Hn,,jF''K.2?Tj '9. ?fER VENDORS JARY
RFFB wfc^rlfor'^^'IfSING AUTO INSPECTION FEE
?IIS n tl CHARGES F LEO IN ALAMANCE
BEER PURCHASES LEAD TO CITATHNS
CITY POLICE NAMF STORES INVOIVFn IN HFFB ruAorcc
ihl "'CLION PACKAGE OF PROJECTS ioVANCES
BEER LAW CITATIONS CONTINUE AUVANLtS
MINOR BFtR BUST SHOWS MAJOR P^OHl FM
S^EThy?SG??%r^P, lli\i*P?"?"°"^ Se charged
TARGETS FIGHT BACK
PROSECUTION OF |l BEER SALE CHARGES OFFFRREO
|ot^,'k^r^hllt',V't',,\:i'Jir VIOLATORS EASY
^?N"?^icS"*-'!o'i^??lR"EN°f "''"'' ^"« '"■'
,'S,^°!:!'*6 tUILTY OF BEER SALFS
COOPHOLE NE=DS CLOSING IN NEw BEEP, WINF LAW
. POL Cf'-SSF2^^'.'i';£?,>'"°t'^f ">= INNOCENT "^ '"'"
rULILr BtcR •STING' A •THA\/F<;rv IP i\i<r t i c *
^l^%\^.V\h^l,i^^f St "-""-" '" -'"
Uulo^T^iti'lili" """"N: fOR CHANGE IN OUINKING LAW
'j55i'ifJti?^s''ilN"JS5 ^??5^?.°:^ "^""■^'- 5ALES TO MINORS
g5i?SSSF'Mi?^U"~?hlNSrU^SEr%' L^J2^ *' ""'
SJ*Jt LEGISLATURE WILL MEET FT In^Y
NF^^5J-,>',^F''5!;T "Ol-DS SPECIAL SESSION TODAY
roa-d-Ie^L^c? ',ni'^h''°''"'' '° "'^""S
i?i?Mn?;°iiiE;:is'"DViL5lR^?."^i/SKU"a^s^s'"»'""^'
P 0 OATE C PG L P BYL
H 1 3/18/83 6 1 N
H I 7/12/fl3 b 1 ' N L30
S I 3/3I/03 C 1
H 2 3/02/83 B 1
N
1 l/US/83 E I N M27
3 2/11/83 !1 1 N
3 3/11/83 B 1 N M27
1 1/06/93 3 1
3 2/23/83 n 1
3 4/06/03 A 1
2 a/30/83 H
2 12/22/83 A
H 2 7/28/83 A 1
H 2 8/01/83 A A
H 7 10/l'3/83 A 3
S 2 10/21/83 A I
S 2 1/01/93 A
1 6
N
H 2 1/D2/83 A
6
N
H 2 1/13/93 A
P N
H 2 1/13/83 C
N
H 2 1/1A/R3 A
N
H ' 1/19/83 B
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NEW UE CARRE NOVEL 8RAVELY SE^KS ANSWFR
LITTLE FIvr POINTS
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6/l'./83
9/29/83
10/18/83
5
1
N
N
1
N
046
3
N
CI
1
N
T32
q
n
2
F
Lil
II
1
in
12
10
CABIN RESTORATION IS A FAMILY AFFAIR
H 2 7/09/83 C 3 C N MiO
H 2 4/29/83 0 9 R S66
S 2 5/19/83 D 11 P R »1S
S 2 8/25/83 A 4 L
S 2 4/26/93 8 1 N K90
H 2 5/22/93 £ 1 P F J40
M 2 1/28/83 0 4 U S66
H 2 U/15/93 A 4 E
2/06/83 B
2/11/83 h
4/24/83 H
9/J7/83 "
11/03/8J B
11/07/83 C
11/12/83 A
11/23/83 A
11/24/83 C
11/27/83 A
? p F M71
S76
m;i
'■"°* ^InOEr'? Jo^EKFiL'-ORiMA IN CAR' BORO PROOUCTION
LOOTING^^ CLEARS OIARY-WRITEO OF lHON-OOINC
IURA2EPAM
SEE ALSO OhUjS
M 2 13/18/93 A h > H
H 2 1/29/83 P 10 U L30
H 2 11/19/93 U 3 N
« 0 N r H L y / A N N
l/ni/85 -
INDEX
s J 0 J e c r s
PAGE <.?9
FHQH The StA
OJUJ "AY Fir.HT NAUSEA OF C Hf Ml rH = R APV
ORor. MAY HELP CANCE'? THFuip? ""-"'""<
LQ? ANGtLE<; OCiDCFBS
SEE ALSn PASE5ALL
JUNE 7 — HArtK IT OOhN
BASEaiLL UNION OFF EASE
LOST AND FOUND
LOST WEDDING RAND FOUND
PYTHON ESCAPES FROM APARTMENT
LOST: MONTY THE PYTHUN
'MJNTY PYTH'IN" FUUNO
MONTY The PYTHON FOUND "UT HE HAY B"^ CDING
-OMAN RFFUSF5 CASH, KEEPS MIS-ING 00=
FOLKS AflOUNO HERE: THE HAY THINGS ARE
FOLKS ABOUND HERE: LOST ANO FT UN J
2 IS'^Sn^""" "UNO IN NEWSPAPER
FISH STORY: HIS DRIVER'S LICENSE HU»E
LA- E«AHS OF A9 STUDENTS LOST IN MilL
BOY FINDS. RETURNS BAG OF MONF Y
YOUTH HAS RIGHT VALUES
BOY RETURNS BAG OF MONEY
HONESTY COMES FIRST
OAHIN RHE- A WINNER
REWARD OFFERED FOR PONY
LOST COLONY
OUTDOOR DRAMA SEASON TO OPEN
T2f'i'oJ?'?!sP, ES'^i^S^ ^" BE EXHIblTED IN 1985
THE LOST COLUNy: DURHAM'S COUPLAN P I TCmES HER ITAGE
LOTTERIES
HUNT ON LOTTERIES ICABTOUNI
GREfN, ROYALL, ADAMS BACK STUO
fiJf^l" '""OVAL SAID KEY TO =
LOTTEBY TOO BIG A GAMBLE
'■!3"IS''- ("EBAIE EXPECTED TO F]
HOW on YOU FEEL ABOUT LOTTERY
SHUULD N.C. TAKE A CHANCE ON L
FBI AGENT: CRIME HURTS ENTIRE
SHOULD H.C. GAMBLE ON A STATE
^?ni"?»SfJ'" ^M*" HIGHER TAX
STATE SPONSORED LOTTERY-)
STUDY, DEBATE CAN ILLUMINATE L
,SJ;;| LOTTERY STUOY SOUGHT
LOTTERY IDEAS WRONG
N.C. HOUSE, SENATE SPLIT ON LI
,'-o5J-n'^y5^ CONSIDERS TAKING C
LOTTcBY STRONGLY FAVORED IN SJ
Sc^RISi H'f "E^SINS FOR, AGil
RFAOERS GIVE PROS, CONS OF STA
LOTTERY PROPOSAL DRAWS SUPPORT
DURHAM POLL SACKS LOTTERY
hSniS'' ^^^ »s anoN, SIGN OF
LOTTERY: IT'S BENEFICIAL; IT'S
ALL LIFE IS A GAMBLE >■ • " ^
LOTTERY LIKE BINGO; GAMBLING I
LOTTERY SEEN AS BOON AND BANE
lottery: money is NEEDED; CR IH
^?i;Vt 1*^5 «SULTS OF LOTTERY
SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE OKS CONfEP
PANEL APPROVES LOTTERY CONCEPT
BINCO ABUSE CASTS DOUBT ON p[.>
LOTTERY FILL
I';;^;rS^"SE tentatively approv=
LOTTERY BEATS SALES TAX
LOTTERY USED TO REPAIR ROME
MORALITY OF STATE-RUN LOTTERY
N-C. FLIPPING COIN OVER LOTTER
LOTTERY DEJATE: LET'S RAISE U
tr?I?I^ = '-?J^"'' ""ULD BREAK 03
loS.'JL'^*''^'- APPROVES LOTTEBY
,^??'?IP^j,k°n-'"' COULD PREVENT
LEGISLATOR BELIEVES LOTTERY U1
r^2'o7"V' '", IT RE.rS TaSeS
"Vn'^;^c'")!-'^*''^ CENTER EXEMPTI
AUTO DEALERS DEFEND PRESENT C»
?,n;'E LOTTERY WOULD PROMOTE
5 ?'^clE'^?I^ CONTINUES JUGGLM
N.C. SENATE MAY APPflOVE LOTTEB
HUNT REAFFIRMS STANDS ON SCHOl
^FNlTc''n?ilJf^„?°''^" AMPLE TI>I
SENATE DEFEAT OF LOTTERY BILL
HUNT'S LOBBYING CAUSES SHIFT I
N;^;„SENATE GIVES LOTTERY THUM
DEATH OF The N.C. LOTTERY I C A)
LEGISLATURE IS WISE TO BURY 11
PART OF SINGO LAW UPHELD
LOTTERY TICKETS
l^i TIMES 1 EQUALS 1150,000
LOUIS C. SUOLEB PRIZF
f^^SiJJE^' PBOVIOES FOR DUKE P»I2E IN ARTS
F R'?T^c?r5,??;'E ESTABLISHED ir oiKE ^
LOUISauRG, N.C.
iScfl'yf '■J^''' BEGINS ON FRANKLIN PLa;a
o^N^i?o-,iE\L"Y*?\^^un^s?G':;Ht?y>'i?"«^
bg;;^iKSJ2,^e^s°L8sy?ffi^^«'^3^c"T^"""'"'^
:SS?f=iSG"?s'?E^K^^N"E^;RUl^"^' ^'"^ T^'^CK
WAREHOUSE FIRE PROBE CONTINUE"
Sf,l^,Li^^?''\J9'^^"^ '" LOUISBJRG
BUSINESSES IFFER HOLIDAY MEAL TO NEEOY
LOUISBURG.N.C., CHRISTMAS PARADE
PARADE ENTRIES NOW AVAILABLE
CHRISTMAS PARADES: SATURDAY I\i HEJunPi^niu
LOUISBURG, BUNS PARADES TODAY "'=''°"50N
LOUISBURG, N.C, fcLECTIONS
£tr^5TfcJ'"^,'-°'J'SSURG POSTS
L"aSi^^;iPlV'SAnS'Nr;:fNS "-"""'' '"'" governments
. OF LOTTERY
ATE OF LOTTERY
CUS ON MORALITY OF PROPOSAL
IN N . C • ?
OTTERY?
NATION
LOTTERY?
ES
otteky issue
TTERY
ONTROL OVER USE OF STATE CARS
NSt LOTTERY
TE LOTTERY
. FIRE
DECAY
DEGRADING
S WRONG
E ISN'T
T^Iy^J^SHOULO BE REPORTED SOON
T OF STATEWIDE LOTTERY
NS FOR N.C. LOTTERY
S LANDFILL REGULATIONS
DEBATED AT HEARING
Y (CARTOONl
REFeI^SoSJ B?ll''-'- "^"^^NMENT (CARTOON,
CUTS
ULO NOT REDUCE TAXES
ON ADVANCES
EDIT INSURANCE
SIN
G LOTTERY, ELECTIONS
Y REFFRENDUM
LS. STATE LOTTERY
E, THOUGHT
BARELY DOnuEO
N LOTTERY SUPPORT
bS DOWN
TOON I
TTERY PLAN
ING
5 I
6 L
DATE C ^G I
5/iV"3 C 1
5/Z5/di A I!
M 2 './29/B3 C
5 2 7/06/83 A
1/04/83
1/10/83
l/l 1/R3
1/11/83 I) I
1/12/83 e 1
1/13/83 A 4
6/2<./a3 B I
7/12/83 B I
8/13/83 A '
9/1D/83 A I 1
11/06/83 A I,
11/15/83 H 5
1 1/16/83 A A
11/16/83 A 1 2
12/09/83 b 5
12/10/63 A I,
12/l'i/83 C 1
N BA6
N
N
N
H
E
N
N A54
F
N COS
H 2 5/22/83 0 10
S 2 6/23/83 D 10
H 2 12/23/83 0 1 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H ,2
H •?
1/23/83 D
T T R56
1/29/83 A
N 046
1/29/83 A
N S83
1/29/P3 A
E
2/06/83 A
P N
2/07/8! A
N
2/07/63 A
F
2/08/83 A
N F30
2/09/83 A
F
2/10/63 A
L
2/13/83 C
N
2/15/83 A
F
2/17/83 C
N
2/17/83 A
L
2/17/83 A
N
2/18/63 A
N
2/ 8/83 A
L
2/ 9/83 A
L
2/ 1/83 A
L
2/22/83 A
N
2/23/83 b
N
2/23/83 A
L
2/2A/83 A
L
2/25/63 A
L
2/25/83 A
L
2/26/63 A
L
2/26/83 A
L
3/1A/83 A
I
* N 563
3/18/83 C
N
3/18/83 A
N
3/24/83 A
E
3/30/83 C
N
A/01/83 A
N
A/01/83 A
L
4/02/33 A
E
4/13/83 A
N
4/15/83 A
4 T
T R56
4/17/83 0
F
4/17/83 0
5 T
T P45
4/20/63 B
N
4/21/33 A
4
N
4/22/83 A
4 ■
N
5/02/63 A
L
5/04/63 n
N
5/06/83 A
N
5/10/63 A
L
5/12/83 A
N
5/13/63 A
N 046
5/13/83 A
N
5/13/63 A
E
5/14/83 A
N 046
5/14/83 A
N
5/19/83 A
N
5/20/83 A
T R56
5/21/83 A
E
2/07/83 A 13
N
2/09/83 C
5
N
H 2 8/16/83 A 9
5/20/83
5/27/83
6/11/83
6/11/83
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 1
H I
H 2
H 1
H 2
" 2
2
2
2/22/93 B
3/12/83 D
4/08/83 D
5/24/83 b
5/26/83 e
6/06/83 B
7/15/83 a
3/27/83 A
3/27/83 A
a/28/63 0
11/24/83
1 N H60
1 N
7 0 N W66
1 N
1 P N L30
H 1 12/23/83 a
'sil"l:§i,^a&Ri,^g^Ji.°?I^g¥,g,'iP'™s
1 10/28/33 B 1
1 12/02/63 b 1
1 12/10/83 C 1
H I 10/08/83 C I
H 2 11/06/83 B 1
H 1 U/09/83 6 1
LY/AN^UAL
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'■""'"sAN^LlNCMASBeS INSTALLS OFF. RS
CHAMBER in rluLO B»N3uET
^"AT^iKa'^L'lSriS'LEivF" 'S-'^.T F«AMKL,-,.C»A-5E«
^ESnuSy TO Ve SUbSECT AT EuGS. ISSUES B=EAkFaST
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PEOPLf aSd'hhaT ThEy'PE doing
h?"n3fD\^^E^'.".J?« 'Bun-F? -ILL.ONS bEHiNO
^nnlir^iyRG COLLEGE OFDICATES bjUJING
touisBuSc COlCIgE drive STARTS SUNDAY
i-infiRiiflG CDLLEGPf COMHENC EME NT
LOUISBURG^LULLC^^.^^^^ LQUISBURG ClLLEGc
'•°"''^ES5issANc"aANof b"I choip top lguisburg series
LOUISSURC COLLECT FOL^ MUSIC AND D« NC E FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CRAFT ShOHS
SFE ALSn f"TIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FOLrS OANCING
aulLlTY, DIVERSITY AT FOLK FESTIVAL
'■''""JnSisaiBG schSoI: athletic clu^ to hold dinner
^°"'^!:n"S?s"'S^i'^AtiirpnLicE CHIEF
BATTEN JOINS LOUISBURG POLICc
LQUISBURG RESCUE vOUAO _^„,,„
SERVICE PLANS OPEN HOUSE
LJUISbURG TuNN COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
LQUISBURG INCUMBENT -INS
'•""'^JelIeF- LE-IS GARRETT HELPS P. 000-R AV AGED CAJUNS
SCIENCE. hIth SCHOOL SERVES AS MODEL
?CAI0R DECISION FISHY
'■°'" SlNmSleS CENTFR GETS «50,0D^ GIFT
KvE gift: grant ADDS IMPETUS TO CENT
LOVEGIFT: grant adds IMCLIU3 lu ^t..ER CAMPAIGN
'-"^'seI'moravian LJVEFEAST
low-Calorie food
SEE ALSn food
"^E?t5Sr"eSrS t??'cuSTQMERS A< E OEManOING LIGHTER MEALS
^"-i^f 2rio^::rA?iNj^ii^itf Ie»^d to need
165,000 HOMES ELIGIBLE FOR AI
VI SITS
'•°''''?oSiE"s'£!.PECrE'o'TO OFFER 1.5 MLUlON COMMON SHARES
LO-E-S SALES, EARNINGS UP
LOWE'S GROVE ELEMcNTAHY SCHOOL
ESSAY UINNERS
RnsTE" OF WRITERS
PLANTING WITH PRinE
BOOK FAIR OATFS SET
PLAYING FOR THE CROWD
LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SCIENCE FAIR w NNERS
MR T£RS VISIT LOWE'S GROVE
ROSTER OF WRITERS ,,^„,,
STUDENTS GAIN FOOM WRITERS'
t?5S^^N;s'Lf3'5t^?ONAL OFFICES
LOWE'S GKOVE RELEASES HONOR ROLLS
•NO- TO LONGSR SCHOOL YEAR
J^S'oKrISm SHr^NG-IMPaIRED students get LETTERS FROM PRESIDENT
LOWE'S CROvE LISTS HONOR ROLL
LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR "IGh SCHOOL SPORTS
WOKLEY LEADS LOWES GROVE
LOWE'S GBUVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
LOwES GROVE NO-HITTER i
CnwES GROVE STAYS ON TOP
ChEwNING ChEwS up LOwES GRuVE
VKTNGS TAKE TITLE
LG VIKINGS WEAR CROWN
5ASEPALL
LU
SOFTPALL
VOLLEYBALL
,£'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS.
LOwES GROVE GIRLS HIT THE TOP
LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPIRTS
LOWES GROVE CHAMPS
'■•'iE^ L'SS^'s'cSSik FLEMENTARY SCHOOL
LOYALIY^OATHS ^^,^^,5 oppjjg ^j^ RANCHISE BILL
TEACHER OATHS NO HELP , ^^
LOYALTY OATH RECALLS DARK TIMES
'■"'^'"tuCAii'PULlCE CHIEF ARRESTED
LUMBfR iNOnSTkY
H I
H 1
H I
I/l"./R3 fi
2/10/13 i
2/26/13 C
'5/a2/n3 e
12/21/S3 C
HbO
H6n
1 12/21/63 C I
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 1
1/25/P3 1>
S/l^/BS 3
6/02/R3 C
a/12/83 B
9/19/63 A
10/21/83 B
ll/0'./63 6
H I 5/13/63 a
H 2 6/17/83 D 5
2/19/F3
3/13/83
3/26/83
3/2fl/B3
H 1 3/18/83 C 1 N
H 1 1/12/53 3 1 N
H 1 2/11/83 B 1 N
H I 11/12/93 a 1 N
H 1 11/09/83 B 1 N
H 2 1/06/83 b 1 R f 551
H 2 5/20/83 3 1 N W24
5 2 12/27/63 A <. E
H 2 7/01/83 A 1 N
H 2 7/06/33 A ". E
H 2 12/22/63 A 7
1 10/08/83 C
2 10/09/93 B A
2 10/19/83 S 10
2 U/15/83 A
2 11/24/83 A
2 11/29/63 C
1 P N C60
2 1/20/83 A 18
2 3/03/63 A 1 8
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
3/01/63 A
A/16/83 A
5/07/63 A
5/11/83 A
6/01/83 C
3/30/83
4/11/83
<./16/93
4/27/83
5/05/63
5/11/83
5/11/83
6/21/83
11/15/93
U/23/83
12/03/83
10 P P 576
A F
3 P P T37
18 N
1 P P T37
12
12
19
5
1
1
1 1
T37
EOS
P M66
N C05
S 2 3/11/83 D 2 P F C09
3/24/83 fl
4/27/83 B
5/07/93 A
5/20/83 D
5/27/83 0
S 2 5/21/83 A 9 P N C09
S 2 10/20/83 E 6 P P T37
H 2
5 2
H 2
5/13/83
5/20/93
U/27/93
2 7/01/93 A 9
MONrni.V/AN'JUA
INDEX
sjajEcrs
l/17/8<,
SEE ALSO FURESTRY
SEE ALSO FORESTS, M.C.
SEc ALSO LUMBERJACKS
SEE ALSO riM3F«
SEE ALSO TREES
FIRM noys FACILITY IN N.C.
ljhbfrjacks
SEE ALSO LUMbER IflOUSTRY
LUMINAR lA
ROxaORO STREETS GLOW OH CHRISTMAS EVE
LUNCH COUNTER "S [T-INS"
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SLACKS PLAN CELEBRATION OF '60 SIT-IN
LUNG CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO TG3ACC0, HEALTH EFFECTS
IHt5fc JUDGES GOT •PAID TFF* nitrcicr....,
CANCER HURK GETS LIFT LEGALLY
LUNG OISFASES
SEE ALSO BkDhN lung DISEASE
III a\S'3 liiS^Y^^'ir- ""'"^ ""'""' O'VISIUN OF ALLERGY AND RESPIRATORY
LUThER iplayi
P*CE, POSES SNARE 'LUTHER-
LUTHERAN FAMILY SERVICES
t!lL?l'S"So'S?"?2,rs'\^0'^?N"D' 1^,''^^,'°^' RELOCATED
RtSIOENTS FIGHT GROUP HOME
bPOUP HOME FOES TO MEET
2nir^ii^:2•?J:--""^^?^^°w?^«°^l.GH30RHooo
w'rt'^n7;c'??"l '" LEE CnONTY ru "I MOVED
y I I .C°i'ri^^li9'< RECUIREMENT FAILS
S ,'-,'- if u "^H'LOREN DESERVE Gnoi CARE
2i!ifeiis7o,/S^JS^o*" ""'f'E^ AS Violent
ST. PAUL'S PASTOR WILL LEAVE PULPIT
ALAMANCE TABLES REQUEST FOR COUNSEL
"'"1ii^H:{y^•"---^^ofe"J^J?^^fNGs
LUTHERANS CELEBRATE. REPENT
MFTHOOIST. LUTHERAN SCHOLARS JILL SPEAs
LUTHER'S KESTAU,^ANT
BARBECUE RESTAURANT IS OPENING NEAR MALL
LYNCHBURG METS
METS SCORE EIGHT IN SIXTH in trtm oijiic
mIJI S?^" ^'^'^ BULLS' RALLY FO^ '■-3 WIN
DYkItSaVI g'.'t'-} I;; """^X INNIMG
LuP"p1; :^,^s'??I[r?t3SGEt^',J '"'"'" *^ ""^ ^^a" BULLS FOR SWEEP
3lll.t.S GET STRONG PITCHlNr. riM c i uim
irsih^j;:8H?s. k"^ r--.- ■"-
PUNCHLESS BULLS DOWNED PY MET'
BULLS BATS STUL SILENT ^^^
B0?;;N"^^;3p^°g?f^*,'C«N;rmsS. PROSPECT
MeJI 7Ft^\rn""'"« BULLS 2-1
ulJI.'^fSoL" °'^ LFACUE RECORD';
cnllv^fil',", 1,'all "AT'i.V'" '° STRIKEOUTS of bulls
gv;u?r^o2?rs",5E#°"^- ^':""
DVkIJSI llil 3I^t^? "TipTTAlS; "^^^^ ^^^""ER SWIPES IDDTH ,N ,-5...
METS Sweep league's top honor:
LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY CO.
MEAD ANNOUNCES SALE OF LYNCHUJRG FOUNDRY
LYNOMURST FELLOWSHIPS
o2'a?I?7S?5?„fSs'«f l^",rn'i'''-. f'^-^'f-ENT
GRAOS A.Y GO pSck TO SCHOOL "'^'^ LYNDHURST PROGRAM
LYNNHAVEti APARTmF.VTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
S?VI)?;.f''ES STUDENT SHIFTS
llrHlISi GETS lynnhaJfn pupil;
flETHESOA TO GET LYNNHAVEN STUIENTS
P D DATE
I'C L P 3YL
H 2 8/18/83 C Z2 N
H 1 9/05/83 e 1 P f
H 2 10/06/83 t 5 N
S 2 12/07/83 C i; N
S 2 9/13/83 C 6 N
H 2 12/16/83 e 2 P F J<,0
S 2 2/01/83 A 8 N
H 2 1/30/83 C
M 2 */03/»3 C
5 2 5/21/83 A
H 2 8/02/83 A
H 2 10/06/83 C
DISEASES
2 './06/83 A
2 5/19/83 A
2 7/06/83 C
H 2 U/U/83 0 1 1
< 2
1/15/83 C
N M27
3
5/18/83 C
N M27
2
6/06/83 A
N M23
2
6/08/83 b
N
2
6/09/B3 e
N 454
2
6/09/83 C
N M23
2
6/13/83 C
N M23
2
6/l'./R3 B
N A 54
2
6/14/83 A
N M23
2
6/18/83 A
F
2
6/18/83 C
N
2
6/18/83 A
N M23
2
6/24/83 A
N
2
6/24/83 B
N B8 I
2
6/27/83 A
L
2
8/31/83 A
L
2
9/12/83 A
L
2
12/10/83 A
6 P
N A20
1
7/06/83 e
1
N
1/15/83 A
7 P
N
6/11/33 A
9
N A20
6/14/83 A
4
L
8/31/83 A
4
E
2
1/05/83 A
9 P
N
H 2 10/01/83 A 1 1
5/10/83 6
5/11/83 b
5/12/83 0
5/16/P3 n
5/17/83 B
5/17/83 n
5/18/83 B
5/18/83 0
5/19/83 0
5/19/83 a
7/01/83 C
7/03/83 B
7/08/83 C
7/08/33 0
7/09/83 B
7/10/83 B
7/11/83 0
7/14/83 B
8/16/83 0
0/17/83 B
8/17/83 0
8/18/83 0
8/18/83 B
3/19/83 C
8/23/83 B
8/24/83 fl
a/24/83 D
8/25/83 0
a/25/R3 B
8/26/83 C
8/26/83 0
3/28/83 C
N
N
N
f|
N
r5?
N
P55
N
r52
It
P55
N
a?
N
PSS
N
N
N
MM
N
P55
N
MM
H
MM
N
P55
N
P55
N
N
N M71
N C52
N P55
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MC3UEEN IN PRdTFCTIve CUSTODY FOR DAY
XCCOHN-MANCu" -(UUSF
[ITH CENTURY CnRISTMAS
OLO-FASMinNEj TREE
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"'^°SeE'"Aisn tONALJ MfOONALO HOUSE IS'I;!"*"!
ItjtI SPECIALUCS in UNUSUAL PRODUCTS
^raONALO-S SITE PLAN TURNFD DT-N
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MfnnNALD'S I M iLLSt)nf.nuCh RnAOi
■^"^ MCOnSAto'S EMPLOYEE KOBPEO
RFSIAURANT FmPLTYEE robped
MCODNALD'S ITRIANGLE SQUARE!
-CDONALO-S^CAPItAL^CLASSK^^ SCHOOL BASKETBALL 1
'"^''SiS;^A^'5!"sP?Rr^TlVi'?^%u.AWAY
siSpifl ^oCFPACK FINOS ««YS to UlH
OEACrRALLY FOR OVERTIME
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S=CQN0-HALF SPURT Pn-ERS 0EAC5NS
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MCDONALD'S SCCCER CHALLENGE
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^C^i^^:^i:.^r.?S!^cVu?^*TLEa aY FLORIDA IM.
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DEVILS GET "EVENGE
,CCOUGALD URR.C| „,,,„, ,,,0
APARTMENTS DAMAGED BY FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES 6 APARTMENTS
MCDOWELL COUNTY. 'l.C.
MOTHER HOPcS CAR'S
"CGEhEF r,«IST MlLt
^"l1n"ur'«CCEhEE'S mill SCRAPPED
■"^""cmECk'qn^aTER asked in ORANGf
""".^,K}h'-^Ri«5s DESIGN TEST TO TEST TESTERS
STUDENTS EVEN THE SCORE
MCGUIRE NUCLEAR |L.NT ^^ ^ ._^
"duIe POWER t3 sh^t down nucle.r plant
n-plamt;s_fuEL loading del ayet^^^^^^
kECKAGE will make others DillVE SAFELY
NpEsAis PLANT DIDN'T VIOLATE RULES
MCGUIRE NUCLEAR »E "^ J2S, ,^^ Ih"- TsSfnT
CPCL DISPUTES NAOER GROUP ASS-SSMENT
OF NUCLEAR PLANT
""'"Si! Sl^Ss'^JfORD CONCERT
-"'"Kc^jiU^Y ;:jirGFVs'Si?RiE'vi"!r',. budget
"^^^'^niSiiiJ^pil^S SALE OF STOCK
Chapel hill police Chances ey=d
study calls for changes
mcmannEN united "EThOOIST Church
. "l.;t'?ES?];;"L'iI?URDAY will feature .UCTION
mcpmErsqn hospital
BELLI CCMINr,7
BELLI WILL REPRES
SfrLI CCMINr,7 RUBY'S LAWYFR SLEAREJ FDR DURHAM CASE
BELLI '-y;;^^,'j'„5^|rNr WOMAN IN DURHAM COURT
SIGHT, DIABETES LINKJS fDCUS
U-YNiR S" FOI ^piTsl lANS AT MCPHERSON
HOSPITAL TO USE NE- SYSTEM F0> DEAF
ScPHERSON GETTING DEVICES TO HELP DEAF
MC
PEOPLE
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S 2 •./iZ/et A I P N 583
3/26/83
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12/28/83
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2/l<,/«3 A 6
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12/03/83 11
12/03/93 A
12/03/83 A
12/04/83 B
12/04/83 »
12/04/83 b
12/04/83 B
H 2 a/25/B3 B 6
4/08/93 C
4/09/83 D
4/n/83 B
4/11/83 B
4/11/83 B
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3/02/83
3/03/83
3/03/83
8/22/83
8/22/93
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H 3 9/l''/83 B I "
H 2 3/16/83 All N
S 2 5/17/83 A 4 E
1/21/83
1/22/93
2/28/93
3/03/83
5/27/83
5/29/83
9/20/93
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1/29/83
1/29/33
5/30/93
10/26/93
10/28/93
10/28/93
11/01/83
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2 M0«6 SEEKING PmONE LICENSES
OIJUHAH GErs exPANOEO PHONE SERVICE
"DC I INC.
E"^0«ISTS: JOBLESS STATISTICS f A IL TO SHOW
kOMEN get ELECTRONICS TRAINIn:
H&M STUDIOS
SEE METRa-GOLOWYN-llAYER
'WORK ING POOR"
C PC L P flYL
3/11/83 A I?
7/23/83 A 2
1/17/83 A
<i/22/a3 A
SEE MALEIC HyORAMDE I HH I
MICA
SEE MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT CORP. OF AMERICA
MX MOBILE MISSILE FORCE
SEE ALSn HISSILFS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SECURITY
HOM TAR HEELS VOTED
S5"f'icSt ISN^'oSf"*" COMFOIANi PROP FOR SERIOUS ARMS CONTROL
MX MISSILES -UNNECESSARY-
VALENTINE SHOWED COURAGE
M. 6. HAYNES ELcCIRIC CORP.
STATE ftOARO SUSPENDS 2 CONTRA: TORS
N.C. FIRM CHARGED WITH flID-RIGGING
M. F. PARTNERSHIP LTn.
HILLSnOROUiri SUED OVER SEKER =EBi
SUIT SEEKS RcCOVERY OF WATER, SEwFK FEES
. FOWLER DISTRIBUTING CO.
17, son WORTH OF AUTO GEAR STO. EN FROM M.
MACE
1. FOWLER
WOMAN SPRAYS ASSAILANT WITH M« C E , THEN FSCAPES
MACHINE GUMS
SEE ALSO GUNS
Two MARINES ARE WOUNDED BY LIVE MACHINE GUN FIRE
MACKEREL
'H^'ii[KL"irsr;pjr?^?^T??jL^;!^n!?!°cSis?'''^'°''
MACON, N.C, ELECIIONS
5nrF'"iIlnoV2;f!^fec^2"!;^^tECTING THFIR GOVERNMENTS
VOTE Mixup Changes Burlington election
MACROPHAGES
-PRIMITIVE CELLS- STUDIED AS lANCER CUBE
MAC-S CROlERY
2 ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
MADAGASCAR
ANCIENT GRAPPLER OF MAOAGASCA!
MADE IN USA
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
'MADE IN USA- DRIVE BEGINS
MADRIGAL DINNER 1ST. PHILLIP-S EPISCOPAL CHURfHl
MADRIGAL, YOU ALL ^ cr-i^LUKAL LHURCHl
MAGAZINES
Iff '1-52 ?l^ SEAUTIFUL WOMAN IMJGAMNEI
SEE ALSO NEWSWEEK (MAGAZINE!
SEE ALSO PLAYBOY MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO TIME MAGAZINE
^^en?l;l° y^^* '^E"^ '^O WORLD REPORT IMAGA2INE1
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ;i,J'-'»"''"
MAGGIE VALLEY, N.C.
POWER FAILURE STRANDS 100 PEOPLE ON PARK LIFT
'"^ccc''.'.'- ,1"^^ * FAMILY HOUR WITH THE ARTS
SEE ALSO Durham arts council
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL PLANTS A 1AGIC TREE
MAGISTRATES, N.C.
innrl SokJI? PEPLACEMENT OF MAGISTRATE
CoSSt RE?N?T»?fe^''fk;':"'/°"^'^ MAGISTRATE FIREd
COURT REINSTATES ISSl CONVICTION FOR MISCONDUCT
MAGNOLIA HILL FARM (WEAVER DAIRY F« RM P0401
AMWAY FIGURES N 0 VURCE SUIT
WOHAN-S SUIT SEEKS »9(>,000
AMWAY BUSINESS DISCUSSED
JUDGE ORDERS RECORDS DIVULGED
MAGPIES
MATING MAGPIE MAX MINGLES ONC? TOO OFTEN IN LIVERPOOL
MAIL FRAUD
SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
MAY THE LORD PLfS^ YOU
rP^iJ3ISu^ȣlN^=FA^"^?"c'HiR\r^8?'Mj?L-|R^^,S^""^
fwj"'prii!j^^s,;¥?'^Tj^SA?r ^r'.S;°^^'^^"-"'^
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MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MAIL FRAUO
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
MAIL-ORDER CAR DEALER IS IN N. L .
R.J. REYNOLDS ACJUISITION OF -IRM OK ■ 0
MAI
LMEN
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
Wr??!;.";^ MADE 10 MILLION TJUCK HOPS
Ml, , S "*'"' MMLMEN OF ODGS
?o{t nc?frl'5^^°='-°0K DOT FOR ELDERLY
SSIJ»S£U'-f.JS '^^'■' MOMCBOUND
^"STMAN-S SACK nuLCING AT CHRISTMASTIME
00 POSTMEN REALLY DESERVE ANOTHER SAI^aSy INCREASE?
,^.„,„„ " ^ 5/25/83 A 1 N
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S 2 8/12/83 A
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H 2 7/19/83 A 10
H 2 5/13/83 C 3
H 2 12/09/83 C 3
H 2 11/06/83 b 1
H 1 11/10/B3 fl 1
S 2 3/26/83 A 3
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nO.NIHLY/iN
l/ni/di - 12/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAr.6 •■'J'.
i/n/s".
POSTAL CRiriciS" uN-tRRi'iTtn
■""" HMH srntfT IN nuRMAH - ii'.b and to3a*
MAIM STREET TO BE CLOSEr
'""'jf MOTSf AVP -en: a JANCflOUt fKJPUSAL TMVT iHkFATENS HUNTING
""sf£''cii'LDB£N, rtANOICAPPfO ^jHANntCAPPtn PROGRAMS
Ul §^,£"1: ^i,V.T5'?c2l5§^°'RtTSgFS C HANPI CARPED PROGRAM
SEE E<CE?I13;4AL CHILDREN. .i.C.
cpc hFMTALLY BETaROFO
III SCMiSts. N.C.. CURRICULUM
SEE SPECIAL EDUCATION
MAJOR LEAGUE EASSaALL. DRAFT
ldis^'ifitg?i?iJ!^^TSicrSi^i^!^\??NELAv
""*'.?TIF?CIAL'olLL^Ar LEAO TO u<iOE«WATER POWER
"""''EE^s'taunS'-AN »1T» [,ISTINCT fLARF FjR T.E nRA.ATIC
"ALEIC myURaZ IDE ( "nl
"lE^^12.^fRiliC,,ES .CRUCIAL
DETFBMINING lFaF OUALITY
MALNu.RlTION^^^^p^,^ :<ERVOS*
sfe ALSO Ho'ibca
5^ixJ^rTs'V"ElI?3ATE MALNUTRITION IN W.C.
-ALP^aCTICc
HI !i*ESicl"i.LfRlCTICE SUIT
""■^^E^'SLSn BREAST CANCER^
BREAST EXAM IMPOrtTANT
THE MAN FROM SNO-T » ' »" ' f, >i? ' , . „o
•SNOk* RIVER' SPECTACULAR CAM"
-"WMmB^^^^^ '
HAM UILL NEVER FLY MEMORIAL SOCIETY
*^ THEIk "fSSAGE: "ONLY PIRDS FLr ■
tkC HAN WITH Two BRAINS I F I LM 1
"ty-O PRAINS- GOOD. JUST BARELY
MANAGEMENT IMPPJVEMENT CORP. OE J".
CONTRACT JR -INS LIEN AGAINST f
AmKK LISTS ASSETS: 42. T "ILL!
A-ICK LISTS ASSETS AND DtBTS
MICA SENDS CRFOITIRS NEN Pl»n
MICA Officials propose new fh
5 Cl FXFC NAMED IN CHECK -ARRt
CREOITGRS OUESTION CHAIRMAN OF
hiCA -IFFICIAL f'CES 2 CHARGES
A-ICH QUW26D BY CREDITORS
-aRRanTS cite MICA OFFICIALS
:'a"»1;;t5 issued for 2 MIC. of
FORFCLDSuRc al-l-TwEO on 2 ANICi
AMICH'S MOTEL. PLANE REMQVcO -
a"iK CLAIMS, ImICK iENIES 1-P"
BANK SAYS AHICK GAVE FALSE LOA
LA-YERS APPOINTED FOR MICA OF-
2 MICA OFFICIALS FILE FOR COU»
MICA SELLS STOCK IN XPCL
MICA SELLS IPCL STOCK
MICA -EMO REPORTED -"ISSING
ai-ICk: IT'S CHAPTER U FOR "I-
MICAIO SEEK REORGANIZATION U-l
MICA OFFICES ARF ROBBED
MICA 3FFICES HAVE BREAK- N
jioGMFNTS ''■•'INST MICA FILtD
RAT PUBLICITY DISTRESSINu
ScA FILES For REnRGANIZATlQN
MICA FILES TO RFOBGanUE
MICA FiFCS cjTER PLEAS ,„,.,,.
H CA OFFICIALS PLEaO NO CONTE-.
CLAIMS OF U.3 -ILLICN FILED A
AMICK D'BT-PLAN EXTENOcD
AUDIT OF GA. "ETalS firm is f
t22i 032 LIEN FILED FOR TAXES
IPCL CHANGES NAME. OFFICERS, 1
AMICUS MUST FILE PLAN BY SEPT.
JUDGE J«'5 ISSUE OF IPCL STOC<
Sic A OFFICIALS get suspended j
F R- GETS SECOND EXTENSION ON
Si-'oEa'?!: .5.7 MILLION
ANCIAL STRUCTURE
NTS
MICA
ICI alS
properties
rom protection
data falsified
n information
t-appointed lawyers
OER CHAPTER U OF U.S. LAW
T TO CHARGES
GAINST MICA
DERED
EBT STRUCTURE
JiU'fS'RFp" CREDITORS
•""fEri;S0'?illi?SS EDUCATION ^
b;:irE"MiNT"?iA!S,;;rjxsJg5^ s^t at unc
-'""'rio re?t^3ra,.ts open in uurha-
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H 2 6/12/!'3 B l". N
H 2 12/C7/B3 ? 1 N
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S 2 6/0B/B3 A 6
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H 2 3/01/83 B 10
H 2 a/02/«3 A 1
H 2 6/13/P3 A
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H 2 3/18/8J 0 <. U ^66
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H 2 12/16/93 t 5
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1/06/83 C
1/12/33 e
1/12/83 C
1/13/83 B
1/13/83 A
l/l<./B3 B
1/14/83 C
1/14/83 C
1/15/83 C
1/20/83 0
1/20/83 C
1/26/83 B
1/26/83 A
1/28/83 B
1/29/83 A
2/12/83 C
2/12/83 A
2/l'>/»3 B
2/15/83 A
2/17/83 C
2/18/83 E
2/18/83 1
2/IQ/93 A
2/l'5/B3 A
2/26/B3 C
3/10/P3 A
3/11/83 e
3/11/83 A
3/l')/R3 8
3/19/83 A
4/07/83 6
S/07/BJ A
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S 2 9/22/83 A3 N T32
H 2 10/02/83 0 13 N
H 2 4/10/83 0 10 N
S 2 1/27/83 C 1 N
POO" MODELS FOk CIVILITY
ANYONE REMEMBER MAN'lERS?
S 2 11/09/83 C 22
H 2 11/15/83 A 4
H 2 12/09/83 A 4
HONlMLV/AII.MUAL
l/ni/03
I I 0 E X 0
12/31/13
SEE 5nrfRM,'<'rwC^ ^"PLOVMENr »N1 T^AIMINC ACT
SEE M.C. HEALTH HANPOXER DEV£LOP>lENr PrtHi^RAI
MANPOWER INC.
jna pousPECTs shculd pick uPt say explcyeb^
POLL SAYS PXQSPFCTS EOR J03S •RF G001
DURHAM JOB MARKET GOOD
MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSJ INVJLUrJTARY 'lANSL AUGHT' K
MANSLAUChTlR PLPA GETS MAN 5 YEA^S
^2«j;c|^?c^?\^^^^;ps^iSfT^E'SE;lfi^^^-^"«
^^i'2SlM^2ii^dR^^'^ijhA^^u?rOR'?ri'i?^" '" """ ^TALITIeS
S?r^?,:'^''L°r"'"«5 ''2 INDICTMENTS "
?SCJ 'SL^rSP^A^ltUSr^k^ro^lV^EtlSN""^' " «eSUBMITTEO
;iiS?SM??^^c':i^^jEr''"° ^"-^
ch.*r"Se% 'dropped'"'""" O's-'iss'^d in sqn-s death
-8h;K ^If^ fHSi^JiS^s'"" '''" "'-E^"'"'' '^""■TY TO KILLING
SANSON'S KFST HQMt
STATE KfvOftCS LICENSE OF RALFIT.h I1F<:t wnMC
«fST HOME APPEALING REVOkStIO-IOF LICENSE^
MANTEU. N.C.
^'NTEn PREPARES FOH CfLEBRATIriN
<2?r?nSS!?''i'^'' DECISION EXPfCIED NEXT MONTH
SHALLOWBAG "AY MAY BE DREDGED TO FREE SHIP
MANUFACTURERS IrwENTORY TAX
'^if.-.l'"'^'''^^'^'' ^"^ CREDIT PROPOSED
ABOLISH INVENTORY TAX
TAX CALLED HINDRANCE TO N.C. INDUSTRY HUNT
?l?^l;r''^S5?.^^T^.'"t'- " EASE li^NToS;^ TAX l.UROEN
EASING INVENTORY TAX MAKES S£'<SF FOR STATE
INVENTORY TAX BILL SENT TO COMMITTEE
HUNT OPPOSES INVENTORY TAX CUT
INVENTORY TAX OPTION SOUGHT
PANEL SEEKS UAYS TO COLLECT AJ TO TAX FROM EVADERS
MAPS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CARTOGRAPHER
cME\°I°U"EF"o'^g%^jSjKfNrA\'^c!S^'"°''*'^'^
-ILLIAMSauRG GETS OLD N.C. MA»
MAPS. U.S.
SEE ALSO CARTOGRAPHER
NCCU PROFESSOR TO CREATE ATLAS
GRANT TO HELP NCCU ORAU COMPUTER MAPS
MARATHONS
SEE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
MARCH OF DIMES
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
HANDFULS OF BALLOONS
MINI MARCHERS
RECEIVE AiJARDS
RECOGNIZED BY MARCH OF DIMES
MARIA SENITil SPANISH DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
• e^^^r?E'^°DJ^?| I?t""" ^"^'"^
?p'A^fsH"^Iic^'%?§?8g^E3"''"- °' '-'"'C'NS
SPANISH DAIlCcR A BUILDING FIRE
MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL (HENDERSON. V.C.I
i?^?r!EiM^^:j^2fir^^^-t^"Ss;iis"5Eis"'-™"'--
MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL, RATES
MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL TO INCREASE CHARGES BEGINNING SATURDAY
MARIJUANA
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUGS. SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO PaRAOUAT
^^c.''c5nr^,'=^^'?"-'-'» MARIJUANA
?2LH?' CALLED UNRELIABLE
S.^g";'- JURY INDICTS PERSON ClUNTY MAN
r^3ptE'"H?f^'S^"^,S!'^c'o^,5?rA°^fErc {5 ?2^'^p"^^^
i5£ES^tKhF"?^r^J|°s?KT?5l:1 ^y^'
?n^; 2^"c^'^I^''5 PLEA IN VA. AIRPLANE CASE
l^iL 't!" "f* ARMY'S MARIJUANA TESTS
TEEMS USING ILLICIT DRUGS LESS--KOOP
MARIJUANA, ARRESTS
SEE ALSO CkUGS, ARRESTS
^i^.if^!^ ^""'^ CHARGES
5t;?E" Charged with conspiracy
s i^ucf*' ""tSTED FOR POT
lnnnnR^ucf? ^^!ii^^° """« MARIJUANA SEUEO
i.2 ?S.Sfl^ '^",2' FOll'^O: MAN ASRfSTED
BoIt SEIzId '* '^^'>OUING 'POT' In ROOM
PERSON MAN TOLD ID BEGIN TERM IN MAY
DRUG Charges filed following fatal fire
'MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES
cnuPLF FACES DRUG ciiARcrs '-""'*'''^
3 ARRESTED IN DRUG PROBE
iAR^JUAii"!! ?i?,^A'^f «"<IJll*^» CHARGES
i.iSrt =cc.J5,^l'^E° IN CHATHA'l
Subjects
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6/27/83 A
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3/09/83 A
3/09/83 C
3/09/83 C
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3/ID/83 B
"1/16/83 A
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9/10/83 A
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8 N
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2/14/83 A
2/15/83 a
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4/09/83 C
4/13/83 a
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5/14/83 C
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HiSIJUAtiA, CtOPS
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IS MARTjUANA plant*! StIiFO , „.
iJfR'iSfNT IS ATTACKING "'"''^ t'- '.'Inv POT
p3«Tl'.r PARAQUAT NO WAT TO Di ST.iOT POT
.C. -ARIJUANA HARVEST ESTIHAlEO AT 41.
G
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'POT' FARMING BIG-TIME
HILITARY TO HELP SPOT MARIJUA-iA
"aoijuana. oisposal TT^pn'iAL
SEE MARIJUANA. StIZURE L DISPOiAL
-"UrAL'sn'^^Slils/HEi'Ll^ EFFECTS
SikE rTSE/l.lG'l^r^CTriF 'POT- 0. FERTILITY
MARIJUANA, LEGISLATION
^^BiJl^SEeSs^TO ELIMINATE CLOSED GOVERNMENT MEETINGS
^^^ '^ ?r?iJJ S^ih°{^^i^N^^5 XATION BILL
FARM -oiiRERS COMPENSATION BILL ADVANCES
MARIJUANA BILL NEEDED
MARIJUANA, MEDICAL USE
SEE ALSO ChEHTTheRAPy
SEE ALSO -EDICAL RESEARCH
MARIJUANA BILL NEEDED
MARIJUANA, RESFARCH ccccru
SEE MARIJUANA, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE MARIJUANA, METICAL USE
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BOAT SEUED
MARIJUANA, SMuGGLlrjG
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
bR?5uA^Nr??.5SG?US^S'*?.r Tricon,
r.Vrri^ti'Al ir,JS?-'.iiSs^°"D^N. ES conspiracy charges
K' ':'iiV:ihV^l'j"i''t"i^'0' smuggling case
JorAeS'^hIS FF'GETrU-YEAR PMSON TERM
P El^IlES^SV^lR^irf^^^Si^^^SS^OLINO CASE
?t5P!5SI^ES'!5 2"A^l;j&rA^ALE DUMPING
SiRIJUANA SEIZED AT RURAL AIRPORT
MR^LAlf IS LEFT AT HOKE AIRPTRT
MARIJUANA, TRIALS ,.„,.,,
'"poS^ilP ?H^?^iT;"E'fGLICe CHIEF ENTERS PLEA ON DRUG CHARGE
"''^l:Mi1^^r^?:l:J?:i's^?:^i^^^MINA at .rr la.e
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MARION.^N.C.^ BATTLE LOOMS IN MARHN
-»"« Ir}SF'?SSTLiG!,?^"ilS -EEK'S HIGHLIGHT-;
"""Hi!i5fNl°?i^SSES?''S:ir.RE A,.ERT,SERS SLOW TO GO AFTER A .3.0 .
"''sEE*ALSa''Du»HAM PUOLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, PISTOL TEAM
SEE *LSi Gums
''! ltlcUL*?ST'0N target: COMPETING Q» COACHING. -E«STE8'S GOT THE
"''■•'ounE PROF STUDIES MARLIN PACMONE
LAMS HAS FISH TALE WITH TWIST
MARQUETTE UNIV. SPIRTS, 2»SKFTflAUt
DEACONS BRcAR PAST MARQUETTE
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ME GIVES AUVlCe FOR PUTTING A HARPHGf PACf. TOGETHES
"ABRIACE LICENSES
HOUSE APPBJVcS APPRTPRIJTIOM "lILL
MARRIAGES, DUHHAIl
THEY'LL START 1983 AS MARRIED COUPLE
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This COUPLt PHONE MIME OETEM
lOUPLE share eOTH EUN. RESPONSIBILITIES
BICYCLISTS FIND HAPPINESS TOG--THER
HELP FROM COUSINS GOT THEM TOGETHER
TEACHERS Share goals and life
COUPLE ARE READY TO GET 0»l WITH LIFE
HARD-MOBKING PAIR TIE THE KNOT
COUPLE HAITEO TO FIND EACH TTHEB
NO HORc SINGLE LIFE FOR THIS 'ODPLE
ISl'^'ikAi"''^'^ "»'<' MARRIAGE ,<I TH A HJUSF
?£cI2' loVyi'^J '*°NT SURPRISE WIFE AND NURSF
THESE -FRIENUS" H NO UP AS NEWLY^JFDS
THEY HERE MARRIED DESPITE SLO,( START
COUPLE ARE ROMANTIC, A LOT ALIKE
92yE'-^ 5AVS FRIFNOSHIP GOOD 81 SIS FOR MARRIAGE
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if"5?9,'^^^'"''-2"5 AT SINGER'S HFDOING
COUPLE START
COUPLE CEL
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RT MARRIAGE IN THE SAME PLACE AS FIRST MFFTINT
LS'JI DIPfERENCES IN RFlItiCNSHIP "EETING
THEY'LL STUDY IN IRELAND THIS fEAP
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THE R ROMANCE READS LIKE MOVI= PLOT
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COUPLE'S RELATIONSHIP DOES CQHPUTi^
THEY HEREN'T STRANGERS EVEN AT THE BEGINNING
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MARRIAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO hEO:iI;iGS
Jt1^5l NEULYWEDS ARE IN THEIR BOS
CUPID CHANGES MIND OF CONFIRMED BACHELOR
MARRIAGES, U.S.
SEE ALSl eiGAHY
III *|-59 EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIRS
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO UNMARRIED COUPLES
SEE ALSO HEDOINGS
DIVORCES DECLINING
?i«c^^rli92?.;)"',"=fECT HUSBAND'S HEART
Jn??ni n?f?r^?.SF? ""'NGING 'SHAM MARRIAGES' HITH ALIENS
M?RRIES'^iaiE'fs'RE?L"lSTfc'"'"^ " '"''" ^ ""'oSl OF^i^OST S I NGLE S
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N6A DIRECTOR: U.S. EDUCATION 3E5T IN HORLO
The MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIP
OUKE STUDENT HINS GRANT
DUKE STUDENT HINS MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIP
MARSHALL STEAM STATION
TRANSFORMER FIRe
MARSHALL'S AUTO SALES IE. GEFR ST. I
FIRE nESTROYS DURHAM STORE
LIGHTNING RUINS OFFICE
MAHLER CREEK
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MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL L=CTuBF
AUTHOR CANCELS TALK AT UNC '■"'■'^"^
MARY, HAYFAREK I BOOK I
THE LITERARY LANTERN
MARY, hAYFAREP IS PERCEPTIVE,
CANDID
MARY OUKE BIDOLt FOUNDATION
•MESSIAH' RECEIVES GIFT
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OWASA PLANT TO TE DFOICATEO
OHASA PLANT TO HE DQDICATEO
TESTS NEW EOJIPMENT
TREATMENT PLANT HEAO LAUOEO
"*^SEE ALSO DUP.CAS MASONIC LOUGE
MASONS TO HEAR HUNT
MASS SUICIDE
SEE RELIGIOUS CULTS
MASS TRANSI T
^^NCCU^STlJDY?'"aETrER*TRANSPORTATION NFEOEO
SPAULOING SEEKS STUDY OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
INTERSECTION TO BE WIDENED
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''''ToUtHhTaVlf-ld'. lf.i1Tf'i} FUUCATION
MASSAGF PARLHFi'^
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MASTER HAROLD AND THE HOYS IPLAYI
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PLAYWRIGHT FORUM SET
PLAYWRIGHT SPEAKS HEBE
•MASTER HAkOLO' COMPELLING
•MASTER HAROLD' A MASTERPIECE
maSTFRS golf TOURNAMENT
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M0N500N SEASON HITS AUCUSTAi
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THE «STER : BLENO OF OIFFEREST FACETS EJUALS THE ULTIMATF
LONG. HARD OAY AS A MEMPER Of THE ARMY
ON AUGUSTA'S 12tS, AN IRON. A PRAYER AND AN AM£N
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""^'■"man attempts world^s largest
MATERNITY nE^lEFITS
SEE PREGNANCY
MATERNITY FASHIONS
SEE ALSO Fashion
"^AtER2lT?"nH"sTYLE: FASHION TRENDS ARE PREGNANT WITH POSSIUILITY
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SHORTAGE Of MATH TEACHERS l-«";NTEn
N.C. MAY GET FEOERAL MONEY fO< SlIENCE AND MATH
hJth. SCIFNCE EDUCATION DESERVE A FEDERAL BOOST
SCIENCE. "aTh training VITAL
STUDENTS TJ TEST MATH APILITY
STUDENTS RAKE IN MATH HONORS ,,.,„,„,
DURHAM NOT SHORT MATH. SCIENCt TEACHERS
TEACHERS LEARN CONFIDENCE ,,„ri:n
LONGER MATHEMATICS CLASSES TO BE URGED
6 TEACHERS TO GET GRANTS FOR '>JUOV _ TC.r,-,FRS
PROJECT DESIGIIED TO AID MATH. SCIENCE TEACHERS
MATH EDUCATION PLAN 0UESTI0NE3
CHAPEL HILL TEACHER WINS MATH AWARD
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N.C. WANTS TO UPGRADE MATH IN'IRUCTION
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SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAHPAir.NS
ASA SPAULOINi", J«. MAY HIIN EHH MAVOk
rF'r?r^EL^;rfst^ir^'" ''''' ^^"^ ^'-^^
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nemcqmers seek seat on council
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WEST Tn SEEK PE-ELECTION TO C1UNCIL
f?rF,c"-c?'f^5 "'* PRODUCE NFi FACES
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SPAULOING OPENS CAMPAIGN
N.C. CITIES ELECT MAYORS; SOM'
ReCONSIOER 'MAYOR'S.UPOAfE
SHOE IN MOUTH ICARTOONI
MAYOR
RONUFFS FORCFQ
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7 CANPIHATES ENOORSED
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?S?1!."J?'I WORDS SURPRISE SPAULOING
CHARLES THE UNIFIER ICARTOONI
LABOR UNION STANOS 1Y MAYOR MARKhAM
SPAULOING RESRCNOS TO MAYOR
MAYOR OVERKFaCTFD TO JACKSON SPEECH
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•■SUPERIOR RACf IDEOLOGY C ONE J SE S PFQPLE
^y.'S "'1^5 DIFFER ON UTILITY ISSUE
BARBS AIMEJ IN CANDIDATES' FOJUM
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MAYORS. U.S.
SEE ALSO FLACKS. MAYORS
HI tlln £'I'". U.S., BUDGET
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'ME AN' EFFIE' POEMS CAPTURE FNO AuniENCE
MEiO CORP.
MEAD ANNOUNCES SALE OF LYNCnajRG FOUNDRY
MEAOOWHROOK COUNTRY CLUB
COUNTRY CLUBS: 'THE LAST BASTION OF EXCLUSIVITY'
MEALS ON WHEELS
lie ;i-|2 5ENI0R CinzFNS
GRAY FO«ES PRESENT GIFTS
FRATERNITY AIDS PROGRAM
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MEALS PROGRAM FACING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP
THE MEANING OF LIFE IFILMI
LATEST PYTHONIAN EFFORT OFTEN PLAIN DISGUSTING
MLAT
SEE ALSO REEF
SEE ALSO FISH
SEE ALSO FOOJ
SEE ALSO POULT:<Y
EMOTIONS VS. LOGIC
MEAT, ThFFTS
MEAT STOLE-I FROM RESTAURANT
MEAT PACKERS
EMOTIONS VS. LOGIC
GROUND BEEF IMPOUNDED
IMPOUNDMENT AFFECTS BEEF OROER FOR SCHOOLS
MEBANE. U.C.
Il^i'^1 Jl^y^y^S SEWAGE PLANT
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HISTORIAN'S COLLECTION TO BECIME MUSEUM
MEBANE. N.C.. ELECTIONS
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HEdANE MANAGER HIRED
MECHANICS
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" wr«iN ELECTED BANK PRESIDENT
TAYLOP "TO HfAO '^AN^
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unSKEBS' CQMP BILL FREEZES TH= OUGH SENATE PANEL
SeCKLENBURG LEillNG WASTE PRODUCER
MECHLEN3URG COUNTY JAIL
JAIL HEATH TO BE PROBED ^,r,
iCCUSED DEPUTY RELIEVFO OF DUTIES
POLICE PRDbF 19ni JAIL DEATH
FBI ENTERS JAIL PBOIE
"''ill JtIS "pi^ilDEJ.T'JlP't.EDAL OF FREEDOM
N.C. -.RInI UNIT GETS CONBAT MBBON
MEDIA
SEE MAGAMMES
SEE NEwS -lEniA
see newspapers. n.c.
see newspapers. u.s.
see radio
see television
""see'^lso dispute settlement center
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■'"see'also health care. cnsTS
SEE ALSO 5TFRILUATI0N
MEDICAID FBAUO
^"srCRAcSs^nowN ON MEDICAID F^ AUO
MEDICAL CARE. Costs
SEE health care, costs
MEDICAL CONSENT FORMS
"""h^DICA^iSS'^AM ALTER LABORATORY TESTS
PRENATAL DIAGNOSES MADE OF KIDNEY BLOCKAGE
""IfEMsn'^FUT'cAKnLlNA UNIV. MEDICAL SCHOOL
til tllo £KRlf?ES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
III Itl" Sii'J^S'^F^Nrg^^aA.SEt-HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
ANLYAN: PHYSIC IAN SUPPLY •""< "NCFD-
DEAN: NO MO SURPLUS IN N.C
rn HOME
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UNC MEDICAL course STyDIEO--C-IANGES
MEDICINE FOR ON-THE-JOB INJURIES STR
MEDICAL EMFRGENCY SERVICE
SEE cMESOENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SPACc-BOHN MEDICAL AIDS ON DISPLAY AT MUStUM
MEDICAL ETHICS ., . ^,„,
SEE ALSO ETMIC) CiDOF ,
SEE ALSO HUMAN RESEARCH
^'i.SfeJVun'^IrNt^f -nSS; mdsi ne-u cited fdh christians tu help pregnant.
lilllCIAL^iRGEs'MEDlCAL TREATMENT FUR ALL
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MEDICAL ExamInFk
III iW] N"J'"'anA«D OF medical Examiners
II Itin n:c: Sfmce of chief'mfoical examiner
"durham medical examiner indcted
DURHAM ooctok faces drug rii»Rj.|S
iORf PLEADS innocent tu CHARGES
GORE PLEADS innocent TO COUNT.
OR. GORE sInTFnCED TO YEAR IN PRISON
OR. GORE SENIENCED
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SEE MEOICiL eOuIflcNT
"EOirAL INSUPi'lCE
SEE mFALTH [iiSutitiCE
"EDICAL LAnj»»riJOIFS
PAt an BaC^: HETir.AL LAB EMPLIYEES HECOGMZEO
"EOICAL MALPBACri
SEE ALSO OENFA
SEE ALSO ouk;
SEE ALSO LAWSU
SEE ALSn SU«GE
SUPKEME COUP
BELLI COMING
BELLI UILL «
2 OOCTJ'iS TC
COURT UPHOLD
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MALPRACTICE
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RACTICE SUITS
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S.
LDS MALPRACTICE SUIT DISMISSAL
'S LAWYER ClEARFO FOR DURHAM CASE
NT WOMAN IN DURHAM COURT
ISO, 000
EL HILL DENTIST'S MALPRACTICE AWARD
CE AWARD UPHELD
TH PROMPTS iaLPRaCTICE SUIT
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SUED
OF FIRING HER OVER TESTIMONY
S oEOIN IM )URHAM
N SUIT
UROLOGIST N3T NEGLIGENT
GLIGENT
PEAL IN SUIT OVER TRANSPLANT
EFIN6 OOCTOl'S nuTY TO INFORM
T OOCTORS T;lL THEIR PATIENTS NOW
MEDICAL RECORDS
COMPULSORY PjSURANCE LAWS SEE'I CAUSING RATE PROBLEMS
PURSUIT OF "BABY JANE" RECORDS SAID MISGUIDED
MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO AMNIOCENTESIS
SEE ALSO ANIiALS, MEDICAL RESFA'CH
SEE ALSO BRAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ONA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO OK.jGS, research
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO HUMAN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO IHMUNI?ATIONS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, MFDICAL USE
SEE ALSO NOBcL PRUE FOR MEOICIVE
SEE ALSO SCIENCF, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO VACCINE
CHANCE OF HFART DISEASE APPEALS GREATER IN "DRIVEN"
SHIPBOARD LIFE HELPS MARINES KEEP IN SHAPE
RESEARCHER IN N.C. SEEKS KEY TO TISSUE REGtNERATlON
HOPE FOR THE HAIRLESS? DUKE STUDYING DRUG THAT MAY HELP...
DUKE STUDYING DRUG THAT HAY CIRE PALDNESS
MICROWAVES CUT FERTILITY OF CJIAILS
OUkE GROUP GETS GRANT TO STUDf EYE STRUCTURE
EAR INFECTION STUDIED
OUKE study: AEROBIC EXERCISE IMPROVES MFNTAL WELL-BEING
UNC SURGEONS FIND WAY TO REDUCE RISK OF INFFCTIONS IN ARTERIAL GRAFTS
VIRUS-OI AHETES LINK UNDER STU3 Y
CLEFT PALATES CAN BE FIXED
UNC RESEARCHERS SOUNDING OUT FAT
OUKE TEST MIGHT BE LINK TO LO'JGER LIFE
SCIENTIST: HERPFS VACCINE PR01APLY WILL NOT WORK
DUKE TESTS: OXYGEN MAY CAUSE AGING OETER I OR A T ION
UNC GETTING H, 125, 000 TO STUTY CYSTIC FIBROSIS
COMAS USED IN BRAIN INJURY ,CASE5
STUDY REVEALS CLUES TO ID CHANGES IN EPILEPTICS
MACHINE HELPS DETECT ILLNESS
OUKE RESEARCHERS: RELAXING M=LPS DIAPETIC3
ELECTRON MICROSCOPE METHOD SOLVES MEDICAL PUZZLES
WHITE CELL MAY BE NEW FORM
UNC SCIENTISTS THINK ThEY"VE FOUNO NEW FORM UF BLOOD CELL
UNC RESEARCHERS TESTING DRUG TO ,(FLP CYSTIC FIBROSIS
A LITTLE PROGRESS AGAINST MYSTERIOUS PARALYZER
CADMIUM EXPOSURE CAN HARM KIO'JEYS. LUNGS
HILL A CLOVE A DAY KEEP OOCTO' AWAY?
UNC EXPERIMENTS MAY SAVE MONEY IN ELECTRONICS
HERBICIOES
DUKE FOCUSES ON MULTIPLE SCLEtOSIS
OXYGEN Therapy may prove helpful to victims of hs
OLD "WISDOM" PROVED WRONG
WIFF"S WURK MAY AFFECT HUSBAND'S HEART
DUKE USES INTERFERON TO TREAT GENITAL WARTS
DOCTORS AT DUKE USE INTERFEROJ TO TREAT WARTS
PROTEIN INJECTIONS SMOOTH WRUKLES
SCIENTISTS ISOLATE HEMOPHILIA DFF6CT
SCHIZOPHRENIA MAY HAVE PIOLOGICAL CAUSES
RAT RESPONSE MAY POINT TO SENILITY DRUG
GRANT AIDS COMPUTER RESEARCH
CYSTIC FIBROSIS YIELDS ONE AN' WER
HAY FEVER VACCINE IS TESTED AT OUKE
UNC OOCTORS LEARN ABOUT CYSTi; FIBROSIS
OUKE TESTS DETECT SICKLE ^ELL TRAIT IN FtTUS
OUKE CLINIC EYES BLOOD PRESSU'E
DUKE MAKES ALLERGY, ECZEMA TI=
RESEARCH LUCKY FOR MICHELLE
ELDER'S MEMORY OK, IT JUST WO<KS SLOwFR
study: chemical combos MAY BE MORE TOXIC
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MILITABY, HLACKS
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fr'iii''4'fV-'i^i MILITARY CONTsicTS
A CASE OF CORPORATE GREED
JALfNTINE: DEFENSE CUTS NEEDEl
HIS OREAM A GOOD IOEa
MILITARY, PuOGET, CUTS
EXPERT SAYS MOOFST DEFENSE CUTS NOW WILL HELP LATER
'•ILITABY, COURTS MARTIAL
MARINE SENTenCEO FOR ADULTERY
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MILITABY, DESERTION
SEE DESERTION, MILITARY
MILITARY, DRAFT
SEE MIL ITARY IRAFT
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SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SUBJECTS
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MILITARY 3ASES, (.C.
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NEWSPAPER SAYS COMMISSARIES CLOSINGS URGED
MILITARY DBaFT
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HI ^'■IS '!!:''»"'• necRuiTiNG
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A BARRIER TO WORKERS
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MINISTER INOICTEO f 3R WEAPONS
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MISSING PERSONS. DURHAM '
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DEPUTIES LOOKING FOR DURHAM MAN
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2/08/83 A
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2/17/83 B
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2/18/83 A
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2/19/83 C
N
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2/2A/83 A
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2/25/93 A
N
H 2
3/12/83 A
N
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5/09/93 A
N
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5/19/93 A
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5/18/83 A
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5/19/83 B
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5/20/83 H
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7/0A/93 C
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7/08/83 A
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7/09/93 A
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7/09/83 A
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7/10/83 A
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7/10/83 C
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7/1A/93 A
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8/17/83 8
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8/19/83 B
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8/25/93 A
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9/16/93 B
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9/16/83 I
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lO/OA/83 A
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10/05/93 A
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10/07/93 A
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10/07/83 A
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10/08/93 A
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10/08/93 A
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10/10/83 A
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HUIJTMLY/At,
FOi'lKLIN FARXfR STILL MTSSING
FOANKLI'i HSM STILL XlSSIf/O
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HISSING PERSONS, U.S.
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u e J £ t T s
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PREMIFRE MQNKFY BUSINESS
DURHAM GETS A RAH 06AL
MISSIOMAR IFS
SEE ALSO FVANGFLISM
5'iMS'"££ CHURCHES PLAN CClNFFR^NCES
SILLY GRAHAM'S SON TO HELP fOlEIGH MISSIONS
"ISrOIALS
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
^^^0 MISTRIAL OECLAREU
FEOFkAL judge OBCLA^ES MISIRHL IN 15 MILLION
JUDGE OROFHS MISTRIAL IN MOOR= MipQER ?{sE
»).l MILLION SUIT ENDS IN MISTRIAL
MITSUBISHI ElECIJIC ruRR.
!!!fj!^fl-^^IS^^.!95 '''?" TO RUIL-l DURHAM PLANT
DUKE POWER SUIT
MOBIL OIL CO.
MOBIL AND THE MEDIA
MUBILE HOMES
STEEL HOMES tNI'R TRIANGLE
N.C. MOBILE HOME SALES MAY SET RC-roRns iKi tai
?9?I/'=?''V? f'^ll^-C; ALTERNATIVE nnuSING "
IIJJ^.''f LI'C*10 BUDGET MAY BE "ur RY 190 MILIION
JSSnP°„,1,i^^r?VF ;R'Jler IN alamInce '*"-"°'^
MQblLF HUMi BLAZE KILLS S-YEAJ-HLO
STANLY COUNTY TO GET PLANT
OAKWOOD HOMES ONE OF OVFR 200 RTl CUSTOMERS
MOBILE HUME SALES SHOW STRONG GA NS
65 MU8ILE HGMFS COUNTED AT PAiK
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STATE AGENCY OKS FUTURE FINANCING OF MOBILE HOMES
MOBILE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
SEE AMBULANCE SERVICE, DURHAM CTUNTY
MOBILE TELEPHONES
III !i-|2 CORDLESS TELEPHDNES
SEE ALSO lELEPHONFS, N.C.
T-n rn-o]."McFf5^!:'"'<5e ON CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
J-So^r^^^'i , G^^na^ \ ^^ii^^r """'^^ SYSTEM
MOBILE PHONES SPREADING
MOCK ELECTIONS
fy *!-|2 f LECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
HHO'S RUNNING IN VOTE? HARDY 10YS, GARFIELD...
MOCK TOBACCO AUCTION
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, AUCTIONEERS
HoS"{??i°^aL3'!iL=So?jES' ''" """ ^^" '""'™
MOCKSVULE. N.C.
SCIENTISTS TO STUDY MYSTERIOUS OUTS FROM MOCKSVILLE
"OOEL A FORD
SEE ALSO AUTOS, ANTIauE
CHARLIE TOOK THE PRIZE AT JEAiBOKN
MUDEl CITIES ITOYSI '
HISTORIAN'S COLLECTION TO BECJMF MUSEUM
MODELS
SFE ALSO MALE MODELS
SEE ALSO MANNEJUINS
ASPIRING MODEL THINKS YOU DON'T HAVE TO UE THIN TO BE OORCtOUS
MODERN ART
PMNr"cANiAs" IcVlON'*'"' '""*=' EXPRESSIONISM t AMERICAN ART..
?ofLJ?I FESTIVAL CilNflNUFS
t§iJs*i»T^'MS^fa'Sa^l^^^?c'l"^ CONTINUES
MODERN DANCE
SEE IlsO oInce"" "°°"" ''*"" '-''"'^'Ji
NEW DANCE GENERATION OFFERS NT EASY VIEWING
MOLASSES
FALL RITUAL FOR FRANKLIN FAMILY
MOLECULES
fiJi^'SSct^yt^ iSl?i;g '""^^^ COMPUTERS
OUKE PHYSICISTS HELP I.O. MOLECULES FAR, FAR OUT
MUNCURE, N.C.
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3 DRUGS SHOW PROMISE FOR
MONROE. ^N.C.^^^j ARE REPORTED ACROSS STATE
aOMB REPORT IN ERROR .. ,,„
2 CHAOGED IN SLAYING OF GRJCE'
MONROE AVENUE SCHOHL
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MOCNSHINF
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL.
SEE ALSO GA50H0L
STILL BLOWN UP IN VANCE
COURT UPHOCnS POLICE SEARCH 0- CAR
MOORE COUNTY aOARO OF EOyCATION
MOORE SCHOOL BOARD BILL IS FILED
MOORE COUNTY COMH I SS I ONERS
MOORE SCHOOL BOARD BILL IS FILED
"°°"AS?;iSJlT?ErUr!AR°TSlGE man ULLEO by DEPUTY
MOOREFIcLOS (GRANGE CO.. N.C.l
MOGREFIELDS. 1795
"""^OF MOOSE AND men: a DANGEROUS PROPOSAL THAT THREATENS HUNTING
SOQSE VOTE RAISES EDUCATION PUNT
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YOUTH HURT IN ACCIDENT
MOONEYHAM says liberals CAUSED MESS
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REV. FALWFLL PLANS TRIP TO DU> HAH
SltS's^'-fAL^ELL ;?uX^h'dpIVE FIR VOTERS
•OEOISIER EVERYBODY THAT BREATHES' HIS GOAL,
FALWELL URGES MORAL STANDS
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MOBEHEAO FELLOWSHIPS
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SAl^IR WINS MOREriEAO SCHOLARSHIP
FELLOHSHIPj ARE AWARDED
"aREHEAO HILLS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSr. JFK TOWERS
III *I-52 J; ■>• HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO STONEwOQD
SENIOR CITIZENS GRATEFUL
MORtMEAO PLANETARIUM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MIRErtCAO PLANETARIUM
MOftcHEAO SCHTlARSmIPS
AREA STUDENTS AWARDED MORFHfAlS
i^Yl S*I" SCHOOL PUPILS AWABOFQ sitlKEMFAOS
Five DURHAM STUDENTS TO VIE FIR lOREHi^AD AwAROS
5 DURHAM PUPILS GET MORFHFAD >J0M1NAT10N *"'""^
5Sy^'','5 "OREHEAD FINALIST I'A'IUN
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SHAPE UP
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OLD COUNTRY CLUB BECOMES CHUR'.H
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MORTGAGE RATES, OURMAM
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MORTGAGE RATES, N.C.
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
LOAN REQUESTS SWAMP AGENCY
l.bX HOME LOANS ON TAP FOR S01E
LOAN PROGRAM OUFSTIONED ■
STATE TO FINANCf MORE LOANS
|-SS"^?IL?y?' = *''-ES SniNG ON S«LF
LOW-INTEREST HOME LOANS USE LITTERY
MORTGAGE RATES. U.S.
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NOTHEBS HONORED
"•^'sir'ALSn FAMILY STRUCTURE
Iff also suFRHiATE -OThER
SEE ALSO mCMEN, careers
aiTH MASCS FOLL
CHASING THE REVOLUTION
"takes fivE TO CHANGE ATTITJOES
"OThFR'S DAY
l!^ SrSl^^oSgSTllN'MAil; ^0- COULD HE7
HONORING "OTHERS
A MOVING TRIdUTE
MOTHER'S MIL«
SEE SREaST FEEDING
MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION QF AMERICA
"Sl5^^°TAjrD^:;?^l"=!ARS PROPOSED CHANGE
MOTION PICTuFcS
SEE FILM INDUSTRY
MOTOR MAIDSt INC. , - .. re
SEE ALSO MOTOaCYCLt GANGS
THIS ISN'T TYPICAL 3IKE CLUB
MOTOR VEHlCLf INSFECTIONS ,.
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
bETTERING CAR INSPECTIONS
DATE
5/27/B3
12/J9/P3
12/21/Rl
12/23/P3
pr. L P !*YL
1
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N L<.1
N H36
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III itl^ ii^I^HESiJIISNSPECTPMS
lei ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. N.C.
iuTj'?.J'?i.'E;?i3T?SJ. I S.NDT,A.LAUGH,NG MATTER
ICKFR SALE
CiRRdO-0 CAR STICKER PRICE RlSINi
■'°'?EE''Jrso'-Iufos"pROPERTY TAXES
"LJil?uisS^'^EA^52r:lJs'tJ?l3VAL IN HOUSE
tS T*'' Tax: DURHAM TUT r..»ir u.ttco
-- TAG TA« ExfMPTTO'^ IS NOT A L*uGhING HaTTFR
STATE STUDIES TAX HUES
mMMMMlr^-miHB?"
AHES. CARS
NEa T»<fS STAOT MnNOAY
""''^li'^tlo'^iS^a. MMDS. INC.
H 2
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3/ie/n3 b 2
3/25/l>3 C 1
5/03/93 A b
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9/23/93
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9/IA/83
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10/20/83
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5/07/83
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5/09/93
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12/16/93
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III itsS l[;f3s''(5E£"Afsn°NAMES IF SPECIFIC AuTQS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO AUIJ^, POOPERTY TAXES,
4/08/83 H
<,/0')/93 A
<./21/93 B
4/25/93 A
5/04/93 C
5/05/93 S
7/30/93 C
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10
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4/38/93 B
4/0<>/83 A
6/08/93 A
6/01/93 A
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7/2'>/93 C
7/30/93 C
111
3/04/93 A
U/04/B3 a
12/21/93 A
12/22/93 C
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' 1 U A I I N u t X
SEE ALSO ThF CuTLAuS I OANC I
BUM SAP fna HPTnKCyCLI STs
THIS ISN'T rvPir.AL niKE CLuP
HAN SfNTENCEO fHR DEATH pCor
AULIA'ICE SUSPfCTED BET.ftN PKE G«,<CS
HaTORCYCLES
SEE ALSO DIRT aiRES
SEE ALSO HELMETS
BUM RAP fos MOrORCrCLISTS
OPPOSING STATE LAW
HELMET LAW SAVES LIVES
OffVc"'.i'nih'"c/ctlil'" ^O^O^CYCLE HELMET LA«
MAN ARRFSTEn AETER CHASE
HEL':;ESTaJr.v,Nn'R°?%?!?r' "" "^^"^ ^'^
repfal helmet law
BYRO R lOING HIGH
CYCLIST LEAOS POLICE ON CHASE
'"a"N''„",e«HON BAPTIST CHURCH
MOUNT HERMON ORDAINS ITS FIRST FEMALE DEACON
MOUNT MQBIAH BAPTIST CHURCH
i'!;.'I''Ei!,*'"^ EXCITEMfNT ^URROU-ID MOVIE PREMTFBF
•HARVEST' PREMISES ABUNDANT CDOO EATING
MOUNT ST. HELENS
SYMBOL OF HOPE
MOUNT SINAI RUAJ
HT. SINAI WILL TEST THE ENO RI VFR RACFRS
MUUNT SYLVAN RURIIAN CLUB
RURITan INSTALLATION
MT. Z I IN BAPTIST CHURCH
b/aL''^ I?fJ 2g?^*"-CI«'' RELIGION
BLACK. HHITE PREACHERS MILL TEAM FOR ThREE-NIGHT REVIVAL
MOUNTAINS
SEE ALSO ANDES MOUNTAINS
SEE ALSO RIDGE LAW
MOUNTAIN RESIDENTS HOPE TALL C ONDD IS I A ■; T
s;io\%^sss,iT"AfSfSi^.^"^'^ """'i^^'^ «3'^^'«o"
RtOCE LAri bACKEO
??nrl*/';f"^?^ nevELOPHENT PLANS HALTEO IN N.C.
2c^ H^E ; RT.\l\T:^'nlnr.':YJ,'"^ ^-^'^^
MOUNfL^VS^P^SrirDlLfYlD^'^' '° ''"'' BUILDINGS ON RIDGES
p'y^^rs^ESs^^'?SG^\sf;^¥Jsr;.^s^s?;L"''" °^^'"" '"'
HOUSE APPROVES RILL TO PRESERVE I DGFS
GEOLOGISTS SAY STATE'S MOUNTAINS MOT nincjT
smu^ ^Sl^^aEe' sfL^f^gE^^c'lg e °™ «"^^- ^'°-''o^s
SOME COUNTIES ARE ADOPTING THf IR OWN RIOGE ORDINANCES
MOUTH DEFECTS
HELP'S AVAILABLE FOR THOSE WITH MOUTH DEFECTS
MOUTHING FLOWERS ARTISTS
POSITIVE ENERGY FILLS OLD ARK
HQVIE RATINGS
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
198? MOVIE BUFF COMPETITION
MOVING EARTH (DANCE CO. 1
RITS!l'^jND^SIrI?°t? 1° INCLUDE NEW WORK
RITUAL AND MAGIC IN EARTH'S DANCES
MR. DID
CLOSE INSPECTION
THEY DID
""• "fSRFF'?i.l3!^?K'El ,"•<:• hestauranti
THREE Charged wIth violating fire codes
MRS. PENNYFEATHERS PLAYERS
IT S GREEK; LEAGUE PLAY BRINGS MYTHOLOGY TO LIFE
MUD WRESTLERS
SANDY'S The name.
MUGGINGS
SEE ASSAULTS,
SEE ASSAULTS,
SEE ASSAULTS,
SEE ASSAULTS,
.MUD-wRESTLI NG THE GAME
DURHAM
DURHAM COUNTY
N.C.
U.S.
MUIRHE.D^P.RK^ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
ATTENTION GRABBER
MULBERRY HOUSE IROXBQRO, N.C.I
MULBERRY house: AN EXPLANATION OF HOW AN UGLY TREE PLAYED A PART..
MULES
BREAKING GkOUND
OUITE A TEAM
MULTI-LEVEL MARKETING
CAUTION IS URGED ON SALES PLANS
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
DUKE FOCUSES ON MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
OXYGEN THERAPY MAy'pROVE H£l:^F3L'?a VICTIMS OF MS
MUNDY ACRES
FBI PRGPING LAKE NORMAN OEVELIPMENT BANKRUPTCY
SUBJECTS
PAGE 455
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MUNICIPAL 'iONOS
MUNICIPAL BONDS;
MURALS
NIXON LIBRARY IS HEADING FUR <ANSAS
•S THE ECONOMIC BASE OF DURHAM UROADFNS,
ARTIST THINKS
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SOLIES euv APABTmENTS
MURDEBf Chapel hIlL
3 CHAPGED IN 5LAYIHG
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h?UE§ 'pSSIIsshb charged IN -.on. s oeath ny gunshot
FATHER FACES HEARING IN OEATH
NE«MAN hearing IS OCT. :5
'"""f^f.rc^L'ATnN s.n cause of dj
SEJUEST FOR PSYCHncOGIST OENI-
AVERT «A» USE INSANITY FLEA
pnLICF FIND -n»AN OFAO IN APA3
PHL CE IDENTIFY MURPE" VICTIH
HURD" VICTIM NOT nE>lTIFIED„^
STRAfiruLAT ON SAID CAUSE OF V
POLIC= lO'^NTlfY BOOY FOUND NE>
SMITH NOT JN nu<| FACULTY
CLUES SOUGHT IN TWO SLAYlNuS
San IS CmARGEO in WOMAN'S deat
DURHAH iin Charged as aCCESSO'
anOTHER CHARGED IN KILL NG
auRMAM MAN IS ARRESTED IN SLAY
ARREST MAPE IN MURDER
NOT A FACULTY MEMPER
MENtJl EiAMS SOUGHT FOR AVERY
HOW TIMES 03 CHANGE: SENTIMENT
SLAIN WOMAN WAS ,ONO£R FUL IND!
STATE FUNDS TO 9£ USED FOR AV:
ivERY Tr 96 EXAMINED 9Y SECON^
N=w LAWYER ASKED FOR R0B8INS
STEPHENS ASKS LAWYER TO BE Rc^
LAWYER ON CASE PANOING HcAHINj
l"yer tu continue REpresentin
rrtANFY appuInted to help in hi
EmJlOye' FOUND "EAO IN HOSPITA
nfln WO-AN WAS REAT5N AND STRi
PsJcntATRIST SAYS AVE»Y COHPET
HOSPITAL WORKER ARRESTEO IN Hi
AVERY'S AEILITIFS POINT OF lE^
DURHAM MAN AWAITS HEARING IN ■
doctors: ajFRY'S MEMORY FLAWEI
EX-DA GETS MuROER^ClSE
|x-nuHMAM OA TO BE LAWYER IN -
AVERY CnMPETSNT TO STAND JRI'L
AVEBY XflkAir.NMENT SCHF0UL6G «T
AVERY PLEACS NOT GUILTY
AVERY TO USE INSANITY OFFENSE
INSANITY CLAI" MAY BE USED BY
TWO MURDER TRIALS BEGIN TODAY
WITNESSES RECOUNT KILLING
?riUHC MAN TELLS OF JULY 7_R081
DELIBERATIONS NEARING IN MURD-
JURY PONDERS MURDER CASE
MUROE" JURY IAK6S bREAK
JURY FREES YOUTH IN SLAYING
JO-tY CONVICTS nflSon of 2''0;?'
TEEN-AGER ACJUITTEO IN SMOOTH
jORY FINOS TEEN GUILTY OF HURT
GUNS IN CiR NOT USED IN SLAYI'l
SUGGS THOUGHT "JN^tiEII''": 6"^
iwOMAN' IN SLAYING TRIAL SAYS
SUGGS ARGUMENTS BEGIN
JURY CONVICTS WOMAN I'' SHOOTS
:iiJ?^s^rAi;rERriii^T'';[;iDTS
r5fLLfD:\'ir,iT''!riHcoTiNG
b;ni:i^RtT^^SSp'^?Ssi::oi"G.^
MURDER WARRANT SERVED
FIVE AVERY MOTIONS DENIED
JUDGE DENIES FIVE MOTIONS IN L
iJERY TO RECEIVE 'TRUTH SERUM-
JURY BEING NAMED FOR ""FOr.So-J
Jury PICKED FOB MCCJAiG Huaoc'
POLICE TESTIFY GUN LINKED TO 1
ROaaEBY COUNT DROPPED IN MyRD-
5uR? GETS i-'O-OEGREE MURDER Tl
JURY TO SLEEP ON MURDER CASE
MCOUAlG JURY DEADLOCKS
JURY CAN'T AGREE IN SLAYING T»
MAN GETS IS YEARS IN SLAYING
JONES SENTE'lCEO TO 15 YEARS FD
GrInO JURY INDICTS 4 IN PQLlCr
GOA-10 JURY INDICTS 7
JUDGE GIVES AVERY NAMES
JUDGE ALLO-S REQUEST IN AVcRY
CaSTLeSeRRY INDICTED in DEATH
RCdBINS RULED COMPETcNT TO STS
CASTLE1ERRY INDICTED ON MllRDEl
iJjJklG TRIAL "TS UNDER WAY.
ardPINS FOUND COMPETENT TO STS
STATE RESTS CASE IN MURDER TRI
MCiUAIG TESTIMONY ENDS
MTJUAIG MURDER JURY PAUSES
JURY HAS MCJJAIG CASE
CREECH'S BODY FOUND NfAB VA.
2ND nu<G JURY ENDS mlQUAIG SL>
SEiRCM CLNTl^UES FOR MAN CHAB^
2ND MISTRIAL DECLARED „,,,^
HUNT STILL ON IN CREECH DEATH
POLICE CHARGE DURHAM WOMAN WIT
wOMii, HELD IN FATAL STABBING
HUSBAND hFlD in JEA^H
POLICE Charge 2nd PERSON IN sr
JUDGE ALLO,S CA^TLEHERHY TO 01
RHAM WOMAN'S DEATH
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^'.''frrP^ Jfy^^" "• "EATH RETjRMfO
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JURY SELECTION SLATED TO RECPl 1% AVERY TrIai
g«'»!^„S;lfH MAKES FIRST APPEARANCE ' '"
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SM^KH^^h'SR^f T^^E-i?! c':iAR^E"' """"" ""^
JURY SELECTION FIECINS FOR a5e)Y
JlrP^^f^^ '^^ JURIRS ABOUT nEATH PENALTY USE
SliVhr"? JU^UOS IN SECOND DAY OF AVERY TRIAL
'^f7J^P,"'ERY JURY MAY TAKE 10 DAYS
ATTORNEYS QUESTION FRESH SET TF JURORS IN AVFOy TO r »,
fR AN K. SMITH INDICTED IN C RF ECH MUR DER r isF ' '"
f'-5r JUROR SELECTED IN AVERY TRIAL ^ ""^
h^J.'i^'.f.i^'i^-.-'^''"''^ DISHISSE1 FROM TRIAL
GRAND JURY Returns <>2 INOICTMfNTS
f^° J'JROR PICKED FOR AVERY TRIAL
AVERY TRIAL JURY SELECTION MOVES SLOWLY
EX-NAVY MAN SEATED IN AVERY USE ■''-"^'■'
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SCREENING OF JURORS CONTINUES
?I2 ^L'S"" ""'CKEO IN AVERY TRIAL
ISM EMPLOYEE NAMED JUROR IN AVERY TRIAl
3 MORF JURORS PICKED FOR AvERY TJIAL
5 JURORS, ALTERNATES REMAIN 75 RE CHilSFW
JUROR NAMED IN AVERY CASE
J""" SELECTION CONTINUES IN AVERY TRIAL
NEm JOB GETS JUROR OFF HOOK
CREECH SLAYING SUSPECT ENTERS PLEA OF not GUII TV
JUROR QUESTIONING CONTINUES
AVERY JURY ALTERNATES STILL STUGHT
"f"» JUS" QUESTIONING CONTINIES
ALTERNATE PICKED FOR AVERY JURY
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otf^iS^ inn'»r.A\To,''{i'w^krn^ii ""^" ^^ 'very
J;^^£J^"'IE'"<UPTS «VERY TRIAL '*'■
GLENN SHOT TRYING TO CALM INTRUDER
UITNESS: AVERY WAS IN PSYCMOTC STATE
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PSYCHIATRIST: AV ER Y UNDER S TOOT AC T ION S
Border °!';:nf?!*£kl;'9" in a5fr? °'urder irial
«uS2! -.'S9 fl"^'"^ HANDED DOWN
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CLOSING ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN AV=RY TRIAl
LAWYERS SUM UP C ASE, DEEENs' J N A VER? TR I 41
JUDGE SUMMARIZES AVERY TRIAL TFSTIMnNV
JURY GETS INSTRUCTIONS N AVERY MUROf J Tao
S^f'f OBJECTIONS DEL ArAjERYJ^Rj^gELUF^ATION
JUrI TO DEC?oI IvF^its^STE '■" CHARGES IN IBM CASE
JulJ'clS?? i^^hT. ?5E\'7.?^SF'kfJ PLEA
:;iR-Y'^fei?rL?E^rsEKf^AcS' -^ pREP^^i^LE
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DATE
PG L P HYL
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5 ?
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S 3
5/17/n3
5/23/n3
5/24/P3
5/2<,/B3
5/24/81
5/24/e3 I
5/2S/R3 ,
5/25/n3 ,
5/2f>/e3 ,
5/26/83 I
5/2R/83 /
5/29/83 (
5/30/83 ,
5/30/83 C
5/30/83 C
5/31/33 J
fi/OI/83 p
ft/01/a3 B
6/0I/B3 E
6/01/83 A
6/02/83 B
6/02/83 e
6/02/83 A
6/02/83 A
6/03/83 A
6/03/83 A
6/04/83 B
6/04/83 A
6/0h/R3 A
6/07/83 R
6/07/83 n
6/07/83 A
6/07/83 A
6/08/83 0
6/08/83 A
b/OI/'i h
6/0')/83 A
6/10/83 A
6/10/83 A
6/11/83 A
6/13/83 A
6/14/83 A
6/14/83 A
6/15/83 A
6/15/83 A
6/16/83 B
6/16/83 A
6/17/83 A
6/17/83 A
6/17/83 1
6/17/83 I
6/18/83 (
6/18/83 /
6/2D/83 /
6/21/S3 F
6/21/83 r
6/21/83 >
l>/Z2/«i t
6/22/83 A
6/23/83 A
6/23/83 C
6/24/83 B
6/24/83 A
6/25/83 A
6/25/83 A
6/26/83 A
6/27/83 A
6/28/83 A
6/28/83 A
6/2')/R3 A
6/30/83 B
6/30/83 A
7/01/83 B
7/01/83 A
7/02/83 C
7/02/83 A
7/03/83 C
7/05/83 A
7/06/83 B
7/06/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/08/83 B
7/08/93 A
7/09/83 B
7/09/83 A
7/11/83 A
7/12/83 P
7/12/83 A
7/11/83 A
7/13/83 A
7/14/83 A
7/14/83 E
7/14/83 C
7/14/83 A
7/15/83 B
7/15/83 A
7/16/83 C
7/16/83 C
7/16/83 A
7/16/83 A
7/18/83 C
7/19/83 B
7/19/83 A
7/20/83 A
7/20/83 A
7/21/83 R
7/21/83 A
7/22/»3 a
7/22/83 C
7/23/83 A
7/23/83 A
7/23/83 A
7/25/83 A
7/26/83 A
7/26/83 A
7/27/83 A
7/27/83 A
7/27/83 A
7/27/83 A
7/28/83 A
7/29/83 A
7/29/83 D
7/29/83 A 5
7/31/83 A 1
N CIO
N 58 2
N
^
F10
N
N
N
N
N
F30
N
N
N
046
N
nn
T37
N
582
N
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N
N
582
N
FID
N
SB?
N
HO
N
Fin
N
N
SH2
N
HO
N
N
S92
N
F30
N
S82
N
F to
N
582
N
F30
N
N F30
N S02
N F30
N S82
N F30
N Srt2
N F30
11 N S82
> I N F30
I N S82
3 N
3 N L38
1 N 582
1 P N
1 N L)8
1 N 582
1 N L3a
11 N S82
I N L38
5 N S82
1 N L38
1 N 582
1 N L38
1 N S82
1 N F30
1 P N S82
1 N F30
1 N S82
1 N S82
1 N E30
1 N 582
2 N F30
1 N S82
3 N E30
1 N
1 N F30
1 N 582
1 N F30
1 N 532
4 L
1 N F30
1 N S82
1 N
1 N 532
1 N F30
1 N F30
1 N SS?
1 N F30
1 N 582
1 P N F30
1 N 582
1 N S82
1 1 N
1 N F30
1 N 532
1 N X60
1 N S82
10 N
3 N F30
14 N
1 N F30
1 N S32
1 N F30
1 N S82
1 N E30
1 N 532
1 N L38
1 N 582
1 N <60
1 P N 582
1 N F30
1 N F30
1 N F30
1 P N 582
1 N F30
1 P N
1 P N 582
1 P N F30
1 N F30
1 N 532
4 P E
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SUBJECTS
PAGE ".58
l/17/8<.
C>STLEBEftOr PLEADS tCT GUILJY
CiSILEiES»» -AlutS •<ljl'OfR ARjA
NE« I°I«L OOOERfD IN I'BO MUfi;
HAN SHOT. KlLLEn; WifE IS CHA!
WOMAN CmABoED I'l DEATH
»Oe«Y TBIAL JUROi<: VA HOSPITAL
auRMA- Ua-AN CHARGEO IN SLAYIN
Lu"' HAN SHOT TO OEATHi .OMAN
NOTIONS TO eS ARGUED IN TWO HJ
MUROEP TRIAl. PEGIfIS
"oiAL oEGINS FCa HAN JCCUSED J
POLICE SAY PUTTON FUST LIN" I
iaL/EP says client DIDN'T KILL
nFIECTIVE iAY^ -OORE GAVE SEV;
SsSaOlI CHARGE DROPPED IN HUR-
TESTIHONY CONCLUDES IN HOORE 1
iiiRY BEGINS DEL DERATING IN OJ
ieSrlCT NEAKS IN "UROEH TRUL
j5SV ACoSiTS =o«;n'? "°0"^iSRC
JUDGE OPDFRS HISTRIAL IN hOOR;
CASTLEBERRY IS FOUND GUILTY, .
BLANKET STATISTICS DECEIVE
POLICE SAY DYING HAN N«WEU KI
pnClCf SEARCH RIVER FOR HUROE>
ROa^INS MOTIONS DUE ,.,,,, ,
nFTFCriVt SAYS HAN ADMITTING <
SnriDNS ABGUEO IN ROBBINS TR lA
TaIIebS seek to SUPPRESS CONF;
ROBBINS- STATEMENTS CAN BE USr
jSoGE: CONFESSION CAN BE USED
SSSb^nv'tSiI^ b"s '^RT HONDAY
?Ss?ECT ««^,'E0 IN OCT. « SL^
JURY SELECT ON BEGINS FOR PHiL
fVrST HEHBEP OF JURY PICKED FT
jOr^ SELECTION PUSHED IN ROBSI
I JURORS Chosen ..„__
tTH ROoBIMS JU""2„?*"!?,,cn PT
FOURTH, FIFTH JURORS PICKED Fl
RliSBlnS' TRIAL DELAYED
1TH RQbBINS JUROR NAHED . ^
ZinlH IllROR SFATEO FOR BOBBIN'
FiLJ J^R? S1U=»^ ■" ROBBINS- T
^^BBi^fcAsl'-JuJoR released; :
TEST MJNY EXPECTED TODAY IN kI
TEST -ONY BEGINS IN ROBBINS ^
1 AiYEK FOR RJEBINS ACCUSES ANT
LiTnIsS DENIES HELPING IN HURT
CONVICTION FOR HURDER I? UPHEL
•r AIN'T KILLED NOBODY,' WITN;
R0»» NS TR UL FOCUSES ON FING'
CDUR UPHOLTS CONVICTIOn
^vVNfss- robIins HAO WARH PI ST
DEPUTY SAYS ROBBINS aOHITTEO <
DFTECnvE: BOBBINS CONFESSED
tTiTF BfSTS CASE IN ROBPINS' T
yJJth Pleads guilty to murder
TESTIHONY ENDS IN RIBfllNS CASE
Jurors BEGIN deciding bobbins
^J^ImNS FOU GUILTY OF HURDE>
ROBBINS found GtllLTY OF KILLIN
JURORS TO DECIDE RCBbINS' SENT
roSbins RECEl-ES death senten
RDBBINS SENTENCED TO DIE FOR J
EXECUTION DATE L IKEL Y POST PUN_
nuNFR FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN S
sKoOTING DEATH PROBE CONT NUES
IlaVING MOTIVE S'lCL A PUZZLE
Soman GETS THRtt-YEAR TERM AFT
Soman GETS THREE YEARS
cTiRftt'Jf. KILLS ALAMANCE HAN
SIX SLAIN- 1 OTHERS HAYBE SHOT
SHOOTING CLUES SOUGHT
MAN HELD ON CHARGc ?f "V5"l «T
AVERY TRIAL N»Y BE COUNTY SHT
MAN FATALLY SHOT; mIFE faces -
MURDER. INTERNATIONAL
SCRAP IRONY
MUROEH. N.C. . , ,, ,nc
SFF ALSO INFANTICIDE
'^AS'b,i^!El^r^?^p!^ENTLY BEATEN
MAN KILLEO nuRING SHOOTOUT
qpm AdO OFFERED
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION
LIFE TERMS GIVEN FOR HURDER
TAXI DRIVER KILLED
DU"
TO FuBGERY, ARSON
[GNMENT
ER CASE
GEO
FaIlFJ in ITS TBFaTHENT
G KELFASEO on eOrND
AKBESTED. CHARGED
SOER CASES
T IH ? SLAYINIS
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f STRANGLING FLDERLY WOHAN
0 lOORE IN WOMAN'S DEATH
WOMAN
«1L ACCOUNTS OF EVENING
ER TRIAL
UROfR TRIAL
RHAM HURDER TBIAL
EATH OF ELDERLY wOHAN
HjROER CASE
ETS 3i YEARS
LLER
WEAPON
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IN TRIAL
<IAL
BOBBINS' MURDER Tk
LIP ROBBINS TRIAL
R BOBBINS MURDER TRIAL
NS' HURDER CASE
R ROBBINS' MURDER TRIAL
TRIAL
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ASE STALLS
B9INS MURDER CASES
THER HAN OF TWO HUROERS
ERS
SS TELLS LAWYER
RPRINTS
CL AFTER PEING WITH HlH
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MURDER CASES
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ENCF
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ER PLEADING GUILTY TO KILLING
ST COSTLY
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5ANF0R0 WDHAN
- "■ 0
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TB5^?ui*^Euii??S?'4Vc;Eprs'ti^l°SENTENCE
»^i;iSCM^I^?^C?!5^"fE"lRDSP?aN'S DEATH WASN'T ACCIDENT
trfVnr.i im^'^''" cee cri-es
'ct^rn'.'ili S?N?ir^D FOR KILLING Z CHILDREN
IVp «n«Kl»''KlLtED in neighbor; S drive ,o,,qw APOUI KILLU
?.^Sf°s'Tlii?§Ss = LoSK'F8|-CL]Ef N%fsHER SHOOTING DEATH
rdlVHiifiD^^fe\is^"Ttsn DEATH
EIIBAOITION RICH'S «*'>'", , .,.
S I T
NT ELY
P D DATE C PG L 0 BYL
S ? U/Ol/BJ A 1 N EI9
H 2 a/02/ni A 1 N sa2
H 2 9/OA/93 0 1 N Sa2
H 2 3/10/n3 B 1 '1
H ' 8/lh/33 A ' N
5 2 9/lfc/R3 C 1 N
H 2 a/i7/s3 A ■; L
H ' 8/17/83 B ■; N
H 2 ')/05/"3 B 1 ^,„
S 2 <1/ID/B3 A 3 P N F30
5 2 ■5/16/R3 CI N F30
H 2 ■?/n/83 B 1 R N ^1?
S 2 <!/17/B3 A 3 N F30
H ? q/2'/B3 C I N SB2
S 7 9/27/83 CI N F30
H ? 5/2B/B3 B 1 N
S 2 ■)/28/e3 A 1 N F30
H ? 9/2'?/R3 8 1 N S82
S 2 9/20/R3 A I N F30
H 2 9/30/83 B N S82
5 2 9/30/R3 A 1 N F30
H 2 ia/01/B3 A 8 N SR2
S 2 10/01/83 A 3 N F30
H 2 I0/0<./a3 B 1 N 582
S 2 0/0'./83 A 1 N F30
H 2 10/07/83 A 1 P N 582
H 2 10/10/83 A ", E
H 2 10/10/83 B N H51
H 2 1D/1V83 3 N »54
S 2 1J/17/R3 C N F30
H 2 10/18/83 B N 582
5 ; 10/19/83 C I N F30
H 2 0/19/83 8 1 R N S8?
S 2 10/19/83 A N F30
H 2 10/20/83 B N 582
H 2 10/20/83 ti I N
5 7 10/20/83 CI N F30
H 2 l0/2<./83 8 1 N
S 2 10/2A/R3 CI N F30
H 7 10/25/93 A 13 N 582
5 2 10/25/83 A 1 B N F30
H 2 10/26/33 = fc 2 on
5 2 10/26/83 C 1 N FJO
H 2 10/27/83 B 2 N
S 2 10/27/83 CI N F30
H 2 10/28/83 A 16 N
S 2 10/28/93 A ' N F30
S 2 10/31/83 CI N Ca5
H 2 11/01/33 A 12 N 582
S 2 11/01/83 t 1 N n?
H 2 11/02/83 C I N 532
5 2 11/02/83 C 1 N E3n
H 2 U/03/83 b N 582
S 2 11/03/83 C N F30
M 2 ll/0'./83 a N Sa2
5 2 ll/0<./33 CI N F30
H 2 11/05/83 A 8 N
M 2 1/05/83 B 1 N 582
S 2 11/05/83 A3 N F3D
S 2 U/05/83 A 26 N
S 2 /07/83 A 1 N F30
H 2 11/08/33 B N 582
S 2 11/09/83 A N F30
H 2 Il/Q'/" 8 1 N 582
H 2 11/09/83 C l* N
c 7 1 1 /09/53 B N F3U
H 2 11/10/83 B 1 N 582
i I /10/83 A 1 P N F30
VzWAVAlt
H 2 U/I?/" * 11%
\ I 11/1/2 N F °D
H ^ it-5/?i n Ini
H 2 12/l2/,;l * ? K
S 2 12/12/83 C I N
H 2 12/13/83 6 N
^ 2 11/15/83 B 1 N ASA
H 2 12/20/83 A
1/06/83 A 3
1/06/83 A 9
1/06/83 C 8
1/07/83 A 6
1/08/83 A 1
1/10/83 A 1
1/11/83 A <
1/22/83 C 1
1/27/83 A 7
1/27/83 A 2
1/29/83 E
1/30/83 A A
2/03/83 A 6
2/04/83 b J
2/08/83 8 5
2/10/83 C 10
2/10/83 A 2
2/11/83 A 9
2/12/83 C A
2/17/83 C 8
2/18/93 A A
2/21/93 e 1
2/21/83 A 5
2/22/8! A 9
2/22/83 A 10
2/22/93 .1
2/22/83 A I
2/23/83 U
2/23/83 C 1
2/2A/83 A 16
2/2A/83 A A
2/25/8! A 3
2/28/83 e 1
3/02/9! A 8
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J/03/83 A 22
IJ^JeCI IN SHOoViNG IS KILLED
MOiNThlY/
INDEX
S J B J f c T S
l>Ar,£ 1,59
1/17/8*
OF PULKEM4N
MATH
L'ff .^E'lrENCE RECclVEn IN KILLING
BUULINCTGN MAN HELD IN DEATH
RALFI&H MAN CHADCEO IN HRL MIROEB Ca5E
aODY found; SALE ir.H MAN IS CriARGEO ^^
MAN IS CmargEO in fatal SHOOTING
MAN SENTENCFO IN ABORTION CAS=
!l?c^„fei", ""'"'"' '■U PROTECT MOUNTAIN SKYLINE
"«f SfJUJJ SHOHTS, KILLS DUR ( AM H^N ^''^^'"^
N.C. MAY GET FEOERAL MONEY FQS SCIENfc AND
2'!:i.i2?j':!?H"JuSs?s^°"^ ^^'"'^^ ^-s^
2 TEEN-AGERS PLEAD GUILTY IN IQY'S nPATu
£ BROTHERS CONVICTED OF JuROEJ
HENDERSON WOMAN CHARGED IN SHYING
- iHr.rn.uui'.'ciiin.i\°M^"' .^-year-olo
TWO STATION ATTENDANTS KILLED
N.C. "AN SENTENCED TO DEATH
IT. ^!^s}|''^?wI2s^3^?t?Hr -^ ''""' ^"""^
SiS.^^'Si^M^'E^^^J^^^SEl °"^^
DETECTIVE: Two KILLED FOR HON= Y
|»-HUSBiNO IS ACCUSED OF J KILLINGS
5Si:."^; CHARGED IN DEATH "-'■'""■*
WOMAN, CHILD'S BODIES FOUND
S'fLII^S'?S S'-y^^ 'N SLAYIVG OF WOMAN
595^.^?""'^° IN FATAL SHOOTING
TEEN CHARGED WITH SLAYING
COURT HOLDS MAN DID NOT GF T F4IR THIAi
MURDER CHARGE FILED IN ROX BOR SL A? NG
bOOY FOUND NEAR NEWPORT iL"Tirio
POLICF SAY TAXI DRIVER KILLED .VOULD-BF RnBHFa
i^MEN KILLED BY GUNFIRE IN AS^EVILLE '*°"f"^''
WOMAN CHARGED IN MOTHER'S DEATH
WOMAN FOUND SLAIN IN WAKE COUNTY
PERSON LAWMEN PROBE SHOOTING DF OANVIIIF MSN
MAN SENTENCED IN PHARM AC I S T • S DE A T "
THREE MEN ARRAIGNED IN MiiROER CASE
BODY IS FOUND IN WAKE HOUSE
KILLINGS NOT BELIEVED RFLATFD
PERSON OFFICERS CONTINUE PROa-
EX-MARINE GETS DEATH SENTENCE
SEMORA MAN Charged in fatal SHOOTING
HEARINGS SET FOR 2 MEN CHARGE:) I,<l PERSON EASE
HiARlErs^JJ^T^Sl"? "" S°OY «T icNEIL HOME "
To'l^^lU llhT, c'SSrSI? ^"*«=" "^ SHOOTING DEATH
mSrc l^,'?Ilr"^f° '" SEATING DEATH OF n-YEAR-OLD
;iATlE?^lv%^^ D^2W=?|^fEy^ "'"°" ""^
REST HOME OW.'iFR'S WIFE TESTIFIES
i"o' 2f^J's'^^^U?^St'J???A^SE'^" "°'' "^'^" "''^
n!c^: c"g:;R^°B'L^"E°gRSlR^^u^oG'l*^loS°?E!;c*H''^^^■s °^''"
§R"ibK^^"?HS5^!'ISaP^Fi^^ "" ^S??K^?^^?WO STABBINOS
THOMASVILLE WOMAN SLAIN
Jo£^?f°r5fJ5cX'9'''"' «"=e H»D AFFAIR
SON IS CHARGED IN SLAYING
WOMAN KILLED, HUSBAND SHOT
MAN HELD IN VANCE SLAYING
SOY GETS PROBATION IN SLAYING
r,,:?¥ki'^!'?;'f, SENTENCED IN SLAYING
iiM^?/8:?-"- sj^cSiiiiEr-"" - "-PITAL
2 N.C. MEN GET DEATH SENTENCES
SfrJ?Mif CONVENIENCE-STORE CL^RK KILLED
cUIJ^ 5 *""■= ""5 INCORRECT
fPS E? SOLDIER CHARGED IN STO'E EXECUTIVE'S DFaTm
JS§Tnl^cS2?^?D^?ri[:??Ng^ M^RdIr""''"^
S?^^TE^5-:Jvi"-LIsr;iSlE?^^R^^" - --ell
^yu5ict.7°S',lJu} J^ 5l' '^fS ?U?E'M^riSgjEEDINGS
f55§?J!iTi"gi?s";^fMS^ld?fN;"'^"'"'^" "•'• '"^""^^
LaS'ii ?I5' I'Irf'J CylCTY TO SLAYING
HARRIS SEEKING TO Change plea
f CHARGED IN DEATH IF FISHER
IS2."lo,i = ?'"'f° 'N FISHER MUR:]£R
AREA briefs: GOLOSBORO
3Bp MAN HELD IN FISHER DEATH
'£«CE CHARGES IN FISHER SLAYING
aS^O^r^A^V L* dI'SSrS?^ fii'^i^'g ^-'EAR-OLD BOY
^FgiiSt[i£"rAS'-2E,-s ?^^^s[57i h"'™°
?£S'if?S "ESCRIBE SCENE AT 18^
Ir9=^iS £5|E ON BOND CHARGED IN CLERK'S DEATH
STABBED BODY UNIDENTIFIED '-i-ci'^ i ucaih
MAN IS INDICTED IN TwO SLAYIN'S
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND '"-"^"-■^
MEBANF MAN K ILLED
ENGINEER HELD IN WIFE'S DEATH
PROFt CF QUNC0M»E ALLEGATIONS CONTINUES
'.i°.\^,T.°, i^M"?N^?fAfyfe^°cV °"^ '^"SE RIVER
^? 2^K;^^^°2s^»j-jou^°fL\'rN
J'l-EIGH MAN CONVICTED OF 1979 SHOOTING DEATH
S2.'^St?JJf COUPLE CHARGED IN CHILD'S DEATH
2fc2E?SDN MAN SLAIN. BROTHER SHOT
«Jfe CHARGED IN FATAL STABBING
F^S?'A"irsoT2f"l,5'^|L^55fNS'^^'^"" *"" ""« «'«S
COURT VACATES DEATH PENALTY
JOL'CfMAN KILLS GASTONIA mIn
SIk'eVa" l^s'MSI; L'iS5iR°^Rl1firi'cfg c^iU" ""^"""^
rSini'kc?^^'*"^ ° HAN CHARGED TN^SlIy^INg"
LOFLIN DENIES PREJUDICING AMHAK CASE
?.*?o5°?y'9^-° °'' KILLING POL' EMAN
«N SFr'I.CSV^P.h't^ " FRANKLIN BUSINESS
SS'.SSH{?^?N'-iL!Y[^g" '" '""-'" ""'CER'S DEATH
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3/01/13
3/33/Bl
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''/G2/R3 B
4/05/83 A
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'./07/e3 A
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<./12/83 A
<'/I2/83 B
''/12/83 fl
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4/15/83 B
4/16/83 B
"i/lB/BS A
4/22/83 8
4/23/83 e
4/23/83 A
4/23/33 A
4/24/83 A
4/27/83 B
4/28/83 A
4/29/33 A
4/2<>/83 A
4/30/83 e
5/31/83 A
5/03/83 A
5/03/83 A
5/03/83 A
5/03/83 A
5/04/83 A
5/04/83 A
5/04/83 B
5/04/83 A
5/06/83 A
5/06/33 B
5/07/33 B
5/1D/33 fl
5/12/33 n
5/13/83 8
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5/19/83 A
5/20/83 ;
5/20/83 ;
5/20/83 ;
5/21/83 ;
5/24/83 I
5/26/83 I
5/29/83 A
5/31/83 A
6/01/33 A
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5/03/33 A
6/04/83 a
6/05/83 C
5/03/83 A
6/10/83 C
6/15/83 A
6/16/83 A
6/16/83 B
6/16/83 C
5/17/33 B
6/18/83 A
5/19/83 C
6/19/83 C
6/21/83 fl
6/29/83 A
7/02/33 A
7/05/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/07/83 A
7/09/83 0
7/11/83 A
7/14/83 A
7/19/83 B
7/23/83 A
7/25/83 A
7/26/33 3
7/29/83 C
d/05/83 A
3/08/83 A
8/08/83
8/08/83
a/09/83
a/10/83
3/13/33 C 10
3/15/83 A 1
8/17/836 1
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S"" GUFN Pal^ON I£»H IN SLATING
ji!5r2?tA3r;^sac'?NT'ri,E.siN a. i-sANur
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KAS CPNVICTED OF ;«1,51-«»ING5
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TEEMS Cma«JEO -ITh "uROEa
YOUTH ^LEAOS '".UILTT TCI -UROrR „.,.,,,„
Fna"£J SnEl.°» «AN CONVICTED 0; HJHOEH
T-0 T=s5-ACE»S HELD IN ^LATIS.
jUrt CONVICTS ••AN IN 'lUBSE'S lEATH
■«AN GETS 60-TEA0-r|3»
rAuSE OF DEATH IS PROBED
^.^S?„I^^IIi°u'?E V "eTh
1? JURORS SEaTEO for trial „,-,.,
rs^^.i^!?H,si^^^?ifio^i5:sii?^G^oEAT,.
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JeSeEN IS'sFnTENCED to hie FO) h^i mllING of hohan
fHARGE FIlIo in RAlEIGh KiLLl-iC
Sl1?ING PLEA PARGAIN REJECTED
5;«E JURY INOICTS HAN IN SLAYING
HAN GETS PRISON TER- ^.„,.,. ,, .„
TWO FCUNO SLAIN AT CLE AN ING FI R"
j CHARGED IN SLAYING OF GROCc'
ranCFR 'HOT TO DEATH IN ROSBE'Y
HaS CHARGFD , ITS SLAYING RETPEO TEACHER
USED CAR DEALER. EMPLOYEE SLAIN
HuRDER. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO GRANGE CnuNIY, N.C.
ORANGE COUNTY .OMAN KILLED
HURDER CONVICTION OVERTUR'lcO
3i^^^^A^R'G°^8"-r?H" ssss^i^aJJer"-- ??;bb.hg
HltLsSoROUGi'SEARlNG SET IN KNIFE DEATH
HURDER* U.S. , .
SEE ALSO ChIlO ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO ChILO ABUSE. U.S.
^^SA;'i^°N 'pSi^??''slE:f ?"nGE of venue
"oldie- fro- 3URLINGT0N SHOT TO JEA'-I IN ALABAHA
?511I{t la-5?'r5 seeking stay of EJECUTION
HILLSBOROUGH -AN CHARGED IN -tflU ''^*'^"
MAN'S BODY FJUND ENCASED IN CcHENT
?L"FR"LiMc.'H;i"suRREND£RS TO POLICE
^nir.lFR ChA^GFD in SLAYING
i3-ciRHAM HA.N SlIin in FLORIDA
HAN SfuGHT IN SLAYING AOkESTEI
INTENSIFY ATTACK ON CRIHE „ . ,^
MR INE CHARGED WITH nDHAN'S Dt ATH
N.C. HAN HELD IN SLAYINGS . c, .yiMrr
ORIfTER £NT=RS innocent PLEA IN 3 SLAYINC5
tSo SLAYINGS SPARK CONCERN IN O'NVILLE. VA.
VIRGINIA COURT SENTENCES HAN TO DIE FOR MUROcR
""'"SIS'Se'cEiSeS 3-YEaR TERM for IRYINO TO HIRE KILLER
MEN SAIO ASKED TO KILL DEPUTY
""'fEMLSn's&ICIOES. DURHAM
III ALSO SUICIDES. N.C. •
"llt^T'nElVii'cl^CE^-'^jRD^R. SUICIDE
SURRY CruNTY COUPLE FOUND DEAD
?S5'"HL'H*^^5ST"^fN''D-E58'iJ?lR DISPUTE ABOUT DOGS
CnuPLF AND SON ARE FOUNn OcAD
DEATHS CALLED M"ROER-SUIC!DE
JNE OF 2 DURHAM ..OMEN MUROcREJ.
EXAMINER SAYS
huROOCh CEWTER
SEE ALSO CAHP EASON
pn-FR BACK AFTE' OUTAGE AT -U^OOCH
gSIoO. DUKE PoSeR VITAL OUKiN; BLACKJUT
HUKOOfH CENTER'S -SPOKESHAN- TO RETIRE
IT SNOHS ALL YEAR AT "URDOCH
hurPOCh chapel to bf OEOICaTET
ChaSei .ILL BE DEOICaTED in JJNE
NATIONAL GjARO CahE to HuROOCl RESCUE
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9/21/B3 e
9/23/93 A
9/23/93 B
9/25/93 A
9/29/93 a
9/29/93 B
9/29/83 H
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10/02/93 6
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10/19/93 3
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11/28/93
11/29/83
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11/30/93
12/01/93
12/01/93
12/02/93
12/03/83
12/04/93
12/05/83
12/06/B3
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12/08/83
12/09/83
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11/30/93
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6/12/93
6/25/33
a/16/93
a/26/93
9/19/93
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11/24/93
11/29/93
12/01/93
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1/13/83 A
1/29/93 B
3/05/93 b
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4/16/93 A
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l/01/a3 - U/31/83
S 'J b J 6 C T S
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SPRING fETE PLANNFO
H.r/"c°F«l",[js" "TTAGES SCMtOULE SPRING FfSTlVITIES
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MURnOCH PLAHS i'iTH ANNIVESSARf
JulnH^';^^S=^^lof^2AS^°r?K"^?^-f'^'^"
's«;rjR'^jtcT"^s'su"?^fb'u\"'''" "" '^ """■'^" ""'"• ""^'"0.
OPEBAMON SAMI4 'LOaKINC ?i£AuriFijL>
HUROOCH CENTER GIVES TMAUKS
hurdoCm cehfer. Farm day
fa,*« day set at murooch
CENTER TO n,lLD FARM OAY
FAR" DAY SET
CHAPEL A005 LIFT TO FARM OAY
MURIATIC ACIO
CHEMICALS OUMPEn INTO MARSH
MURPHREE CO.
TE«AN5 ARE WELCOME TO SPUR CIVIC CENTER
9^»lk°?,S """^ '""^E" 0" 00t,MT0«N PROJECT
THREE FIRMS INTERESTED IN CENTER
'i' ^,2^ !91"-5 'J'"'E CAUTION OM NEXT CENTER DEVELOPER
HOUSTON FIRM NEXT CENTER DEVELOPER' '•'=^"''' "Cvcluhck
?9SE'-t,?;; SUPPORT DEVELOPER "ONOAY
CQuhCILMEN LIKE DEVELOPER
TEXAS FIRM MAY BE NEh CENTER DEVELOPER
MURPHREE CO. GREETING HARM, VME IS DELAYED
PUKCHASE OF PENNY LAND URGED ""
;UBP^«l^'*fArjJ%S''II5R\" """^ "" ""'" '''"'
2|''fL2''|«„«UST BEGIN ANEW JN CENTER PROJECT
m F° R'ft"?S?^E??l3^''i^ «".1^p"h,?e"VJo^»^ '"'' INCENTIVES -
2snJh"!sI"^R5f,}°c[?55 "" "'" """ "'-'" ""^
^TmJ«' fV?" fifCESSARY BEFORE ENDING CONTRACT
study: CITY CAN SUPPORT CENTER, HOTFL
study: new HOTEL FEASIBLE DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPER. POWELL PLAN MEETINS OH CENTER PACT
THE MURPHREE CO.'S CIVIC CENTER REPORT HEARTENING
CITY, MURPHREE TO BEGIN WORK IN AGREEMENT
CENTER TO HARMONIZE WITH SURRTUNDINGS
?2,lJH; OEVELOPFR HORK ON CIVIC CENTER AGREEMENT
9?^=^'- S"-t E««"INE CIVIC CE'JTER PROPOSAL
STJBES WOULD BE WELCOME
cfi'u'-itc^F^.^'"'' l' If OE'*'- WITH DEVELOPER FOR CENTER
Ti'?Mr^^^II "iI".''ENNY ON LAND FOR COMPLEX
THINGS ARE LOOKING UP
COUNCIL EYES ORAFT AGREEMENT f qr TENTER
co2n^il"'ok"re!oning""" "" "°''' operator deadline
DEVELOPER TRIES NOT TO CHASF :ff ShDP
C°d't''«\^o'irik'il'l\rd'' ""^"""-'LL «E DELAYED
COUNCIL TRIMS MAYOR'S POWERS
99V'Jt!'-, SEEKS END TO CENTER CTNTRACT
BRIEFING ON CIVIC CENTER PROP! SED
EX-OEVELOPER ASKS 1100,000; ESTIMATES SOAR
"-CENTER DEVELOPER GIVES C I TY • T IL DEC . 3 1 TO SETTLE
SiiiF^^IEf'ER SNAGS JEOPARDIZE PROJECT itMLt
DEy'^LOPER: DELAY LIKELY ON NEJ HOTEL
Scl2trc^S2V^c9 P'QCEEO WITH SCALED-DOWN PROJECT
?a?ir,f f^^ii"iSM, CIVIC CENTER PROJJCT HAS MOVED
'^2yr'^"-,'° "EAR DEVELOPER'S REPORT ON CIVIC CENTER
HOTEL, CONTRACT REPORTS GO TO COUNCIL NEXT WEFK
MURPHY HOUSE RESTAURANT
BUSINESSES OFFER HOLIDAY MEAL TO NEEDY
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
CHARITY EVENING SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 17
0!JI<f WORKS ON NEW TEST FOR DISEASE
STATE HAS MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY NETWORK
""^fpch.^A'^S.i.^IE ALSO NAMES OF MJSEUMSl
^EE,»LSO DISCOVERY PLACE (CHARL3TTE, N.C.I
°llu'o'o,'»'a'«U»V^h°H°i;,\'ir'' '° ^"« CHARLOTTE MUSEUM
MUSEUMS, U.S.
"«i<<^2 ,JclI"2^,E„C)F MUSEUM SERVICES
MISS MuFFET WOULD NOT GO FOP THIS
MUSHROOMS
^EE ALSO TRIANGLE AREA MUSHROOM CLUB
CLUB MEMBERSHIP IS mushroomin:
BE WARY OF WILD MUSHROOMS
SUN PHOTOGRAPHER JI'I SPARKS DISCOVERED A
I1d"^r..^'^l^^i"'' '■ '"'S WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
fiSS.CIyr ABOUT FUNGI FROM GLUT
AFTER THE RAIN
MUSIC
SEE ALSO COUNTRY MUSIC
HI •JI-5S OURIIIM MUSIC TEACHERS
SEE ALSO EASTERN MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHA»i
SEE ALSO GOSPEL MUSIC
SEE ALSO HYMNS
SEE ALSO JAZZ
SEE ALSO MOOG SYNTHESIZER
III Ats'8 N.i: T-lfiiW.''''''"'' '^SnCIATION
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, MUSIC
III Atl8 iSi.^N,°)Sus'i-c' •■'"""'■ "'''- """'• "' ""5":
HIS MUSIC ENDED TOO SOON
5l'lwr''5cl?-I°r".EJ'' 'JLAUSMEYER THIS SUNDAY
MUSIC SERItS Tune UP FQR SUMM-fl LISTFNINr
OULLING THE EARS OF MUSIC LOVrtS
PRESCHOCLFRS CAN LEARN MUSIC
MS5 2ETwE|N TECHNOLOGY, HUMANITIES
LIVELY SINGING FREES SPIRITS IF THE ELDERLY
NATURAL PARASOL
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9/21/83 A
9/27/83 A
9/27/83 C
9/29/83 B
10/01/83 B
10/01/13 A
10/03/83 A
10/0<./a3 A
10/0<,/B3 A
10/0<./83 A
10/0'./a3 A
10/05/83 A
10/05/93 A
10/05/83 A
10/06/83 A
10/06/83 A
10/07/83 A
10/09/83 0
13/15/83 A
10/26/83 A
10/27/83 B
13/31/83 A
11/01/83 A
11/01/83 A
11/02/83 A
11/02/83 A
11/03/83 A
11/04/83 A
11/03/83 b
11/08/83 B
11/15/83 A
11/17/83 C
11/19/83 A
11/22/83 A
11/29/83 A
12/01/83 A
12/02/83 A
12/06/83
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"''-SEE'^LSn AMERICAN S.UIETr OF CO-POScRS, AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS
III ALSO PLACES, MUSICIAN'^
SEE ALSO C lOHPI auARIET
SEE ALSO CG-PISFRS
SEE ALSn OU»M»« SYHPhONY
SEE ALSO fOL* SONGS
SEE ALSO JaU ^ ,
SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPmONY
111 ALSO »0C< CONCERTS
SEE ALSO ROCK -N- ROLL
"Ll|lls5?J!k^S?^UU'?^T0.,GHT.S CONCERT
Si5^/s8yc^i^^:4^^°s:i^A;«i^y^r^fis?»--
?h5iS LCF?IS:'NL'iLBuif'NEW <OAD FOR CROP TROuBAOOUR
SSs CUN IS iuSlED IN GUITAR-: ASc COFFIN
MUSICIAN IS 5URIE0 IN -GUITAR CASE- COFFIN
WHEN YOU'RE HOT, YOU'RE HOT
■SAX "AN" jRAWS CRUWuS
?i^Y?SE"''T.o'S^" .INO' AND HI'S THINKING ntO
MUSKELLUNGE
^"uSKIfS i«E HEAOHAY IN N.C. -OUNTAiN -ATERS
'"' "^URhIh's'SStETTES spin out HITH -LEATHERETTE HEART-
•(UTT AND JEFF ICT1IC1
-UTT AND JEFF STRIP ENDS
MUTT AND JEFF COHIC TO END
MUTUAL SAVINGS }?2 L"JSv,F^^rRli"°''
MUTUAL SCL-S RESERVES CRO«
MUTUAL SAVcRS EARN 51.3 MILCHN
^^H^'^.'t^E^jRS'GRrNfEO PARDO- OF FORGIVENESS
SERVICE AiiAROS AT MUTUAL
M» QHN, XT COUNTBY-S TIME: A JOuRN>LlST-S JOURNEY
THE LITERARY LANTERN
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OR EOGEmONT mill
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A <r.RLD TO EXPLORF
bent on finoing shells
"'^'^myItericus oots puzzle officials
mysterious light
SEE ALS':' Ghosts
SEE ALSO hoax
STREAK OF LIGHT PROMPTS CALLS
NAACP
SEE ALSO «U KLUX KLAN
DEFENSE FUNO. NAACP ARE SE PARA TE
rA^'lA^S^^^jKEpS^ER DISCUS I a .S STALEMATED
««|15* I!- ^"£r I'k;5 IN U.S. CAPITAL
ELIZABETH ^It'y^CqTINGsJsTeS IS CHALLENGED
KlicP lilill'i>."A'nuclT'ihl\^ TOP PRIORITY
P'^SITIVE PARTNERSHIP
GROUPS TO PROTEST FRaZIER FIRING
NAACP HEAD FIRED AT AMERICAN
GROUPS PROTEST FIRING OF BLAC< LEADER
FRAZICR DAC<EaS PROTESTING FPINj
5;J"^SsInIsSmaSSS*SpI°k at 9TH FREEDOM FUND DINNER
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spauloings given due ho''or s br naacp
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naacp consiocrs economic acjhn
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n"cp chapter calls for TROIP-R 'J RESIGN
NAACP CALLS FOR eOYCOTT IN CHIRLOTTE
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I'InCPPOFESS-Ss^TESIIFY ON RACE ^'CIOR IN POLITICS
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SUSeeNSlLH, fINE DUE fOB FUTUIE V OLATICNr
LESSON FROM PFTTy: RACING NEE^S OOQO NASCAR
WASH
NATO
SEE NORTH ATLANTIC TkEATy ORCANIiATICN
'?Mrc5<:?A'i^ '*9''*'' ''I PARKWUOU AREA
INIEHSECTION TO DF MIDENET
WATCR5MFD inline HEARINC 15 TTMGHT
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NF, ROAD SICNS WELCOME IN UIJR i AM ANH CARRBQRi)
NC 93
ANOTHER KOaI SK.N NEtOED
NCNii NA[ lONAl HANK
SEE N.C. NATIONAL BANK
NCR-J6
^^rn,*t,??, "yS'c'?'*' ■^•'^•' '^■"■C CE'JTF^ PO.IPOSAl
NUU
SEE NATIONAL CIkCANWATION FOR WIMEN
NAfGELF OUTDOOR AJVERTISU.G CO.
SEE ALSO BILlSOAROS
BILLSOABOS OOChT TO UE OUTLAWED IN CITY
NAKED GENIUS IflJOK I
•COLORED SARO- PU5LISHED FIRST BLACK POOK IN N.C.
NAME CHANGES IPERSONILJ
FEMINIST ARROGANCE
NAMES
SEE ALSO COUkTESV TITLES
SFc ALSO N.C, NAMES OF TOWNS
SEE ALSO ROADS. N.C. NAMFS
S?'=5'°tNTS' NAMES FIT THE MEATLINFS
CITY'S DISAPPEARING NUMBERS
THEIR NAME CAUSES PRJOLFMS
NAPOLEON IFILMT
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SOME FILMS MAY AFFECT HISTORY
The NATION IMAGA2 INEI
U.S. HISTORY SHOULD NOT BE AL.OWEO A COPYRIGHT
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
»EJ2''I;„!JS9 BIOLOGICAL-SCIENC- FACULTY IMPROVES
OIIKE ZOOLOGY FACULTY RANKS FI^TH IN STIinv
OUKE ZOOLOGY PROGRiM R ANKED FI F TH I N M tIon
MV°IX.'J^''- '■OPS IN SOUTH IN SIC AL SCIENCES
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ri.SJy^f.^P 1'^ SCHOLARSHIPS
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NATIONAL
SEE
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IS PART OF THE NASA CREW.
Al 5n''2''?^'!^^o"'.'P^5PACE ADMINISTRATION
- icl"LA;5ER'-???0FS? '■■"""'^^ REPORTING
KING NAMED NEW LECTURER AT LA'JGI^v
SHUTTLE countdown; OUrKam Ni?lVE Is
aerovan; Take a flyer at nasa show
NASA VAN TO TOUR MUSEUM
NASA ekhipit Shown here
PLUCKY Pupil gives hope
NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM '
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, HISTORY
MUSEU" TO GFT WRIGHTS' PROPELLER
NATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF EOUCATIONil Pflnr.BCSS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U . S . , AC H I EV EH ENT S TUO 1 F ^
N.C. REPORT CITFS IMfROVEilNnMONrTOpf^nOTTOH STUDENTS
'"'sEe'naIcp"'^""™ "" '"^ AOVANIEMENI OF COLORED PEOPLE
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ACCOUNTANT'
DURHAM NATIVE ELEC TED NA A PR ES lOENT
''*^'°i'ihsi^^?^'SJJ9''.0'' ITTORNFYS -.ENERAL
KANSAN TO BECOME LEAOER OF ATTORNEYS GENERAL GROUP
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES
SEE ALSO COUNTIES, N.C "
i GROUPS HONOR COUNTY, SCHOOLS
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VALENTINE SPEAKS
ATnNAL ASSOCIATinh Uf tiCEN IS C:1NS TOuC T lOM,
SFE -IHEN !-< CONSTRUCTION
niiRHA'* Chapter
NATIONAL AUOnBON SOCIETY
SEE AUOUBON SOCIETY
■'"'"^Bi lf5JU^i\L'^i?'ics'5^ SO«P JPEP. OP SPORTS
TAnE THE SPUR^
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RALPH NO. 1: UTAH GETS SaIlEY
SAMPSON SAYS HE'S NO SAVIIK
NPA OR AFT SPLITS N.C. STATE STARS
2a1l£y*S DE-EANOR IMPRESSES UTAH JAZZ
N,C. ORAFT NOTES
NATIONAL SLACK INJEPFNCENT POLITICAL PARTY
III itsS ''c^'B^ACi^OEHOCRATIC LEAJERSHIP CAUCUS
E. ir. PARTY SEEKS PLACE ON BALLOT
itlcK ?SUTICAL ParVy MAY 3E IN • 8<, BALLOT
NATIONAL BLACK .UKSES ASSOCIATION
III Itso 5^c"n;s?£S-.ssociatiom
SEE ALSO NU'SEJ- N.r.
NURSES CROUP ORGANUcO
MATin^Ai klaCK KcPUflLlCAN council , ^^_
^ ' sSiuLOING ON PRrsIOENTIAL TAS< FORCE
GOOD ChPICc
"*'lirti.??"ti^ls'5s?n^?rTlU^"nSis'lNlE5sCHOLAST,C CHAMPIONSHIPS
NATIONAL CANCER llSTITUTE
^'iTfiUro^C.-CER STUDY
•"""enTER^RECIPFS^In'chIUEn'Uo FGG COOKING CONTESTS
bF oSF-liNES IN 1993 CHICKEN COTKIHG CONTEST
NATIONAL CHILD hClFARE LE AOER SH 1 P j EN IER
UNC BOARD 0<S ROSENAU ANNEa QI^SIGN
NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER lASHEVlLLF, N.C.I
SEE ALSO Climate
''the'se"m£a?h?r2en^go-into courtroo-s^
iETE0=0LOGI5T TAKES .EAThER T1 COURT
NATIONAL COALITION ON PL ACK VOTER J AR I I C I P AT IGN. INC.
"^VOnlM^tsTa-ATrEi'JcNfliSSNS'iSrlsTOP
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
,<OkOS DP PROMISES]
S^^2l?'^h^6r?Ds'?aJ ATHLETES -ELCOME
£ic".ct;"5' RF SOLUT ION GETS TO UGh D^ 'J"^^' {^'nGEL
TALKING JF PROPOSALS. BANO TS ANO A M I NOR 1 1 Y ANUtL
COLLEGIATE ALL SPORTS RANKINGS PJNOEREU
NCAA VETOES 'PACK TRIP
THE CLOUT HAS CaTCh-22
SLS' '.tl'^W^fuiU REPORT IN :linf case
RULFS a^ONo STATE'S Tnur.HFST .T^. cTce
?^!?H;i"SA^^fsHjir!Nip?»5^«u;i'iiiF';;N freshman fl.gi.ility
^JlrolSprPL^NrTS AL.fr F.OSH rule
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE » '"Iff ' ' 'oSl^A^ r" "'" ^'''^^"^^
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^:;Spje::?^:'r^i'^uSSS^E:sTR^Gi.n.L set
S'srR^uls'oi. ^?}cH,Nr. AS NCAA FAST REGIONAL OPENS
^Rl{^N"i;.?l'l^ioP.SM"srSEEn?.irJ.SFBALL LINEUP
^?^;:r2ntJl^i ^',?^ilSS."S^Wi.G for u-o victory
S?fASiJE\'^!?Aif;:SNa UNC'S S=ASUN IN EAST REGIONAL
OukES mIN nCaa East
NATIONAL COLLEGIAI' ATHLETIC ASSnClAllOM. PaSkFIBALL
SUTTON aSo return TO ^O-Jj
ACC RACE HtATING up for PnSS"LF NCAA BIOS
ACC'S FFUKTH TEAM TO FACE "CAA L)Gj»m7
THREE NCAA SPOTS FILLED - «.■• '^TILL OPfN
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SUBJECT
PACE i,f,i
l/17/8<,
Sfft^InSV'^ tiSIcB THAN IIVA.'S, SrtTE'S
■PACK re "I^S • I£W RUCES' IN 'LAyflFF^
rop TFAus iinr alwav, ncaa PAvmirFs
STATt. IINC ilN NATIOUAC TV
•fli TnyNtr JIFFEPENCFS Tf S r 'APJCI'JA
PRINCETON JUSTS OOWn OHCLIM AdT
PACK TAKES ilNfXPeCTFt JOURNEY
WVU'S CATCtTT LIDKING AHEIU
FAST CJPPA.v SUITS STATF'S STi'LE
SNc'SAr;;^^ fl'^ON^S'J '""-"•''■• ^'" TAR HFFLS SATUROAY
Nc"i\3CRNi'M^NT"'' *"'" " '"'""^' ■'"f'-S
UNC-DUKFS: SAME IIME, OIFFERE'IT YFAR
ti'-r* f}Hc'*I?i9"'"- «VaiOS TV ILACKOUT
N.C. STATE DEFEATS PEPPfRniNE 6T-f,7
DESTINY OEALS-OLFPACK SECONO CHANCE
ncaI tourna-ent ^""^ "" SHuwon-N with rebfls
THE OFFENSE IS ni,
BANKS' Shot BFfilffF -,uN trims vCU
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:'^!^''''cf5;i 5"" rscAPE, PARI II
N.C. STATE ENJOYING NCAA 'OFSTINY'
■PACK EYES IITFS
TAR HEELS NtlT OV ERCONF lOEUT TK I S TIME
■OOGS: NCAA NfMCO"ERS ' ' ' '^ 'i c
JOlFPACK, UTES SET FOR CINDER- LLA MATCH
Two SHOTS 4N0 PACK^S OUT
NCAA'S FIHAL 16 SHARE FEELING. GOAL
K^'inSNCEraf^K' pressure; Virginia star discusses what team must do.
•GETTING PRETTIER EVERY DAY*
SYRlcC5^'?s'r^S^;3S?^iA?',^JIg'A'.;°hkfS^'5 "aLIAMS WASTES NO TIME...
HEELS EVE FINAL FOUR HAT rRIC<
ciVJi^jAoo!?!; ^^"'i 'FOSTER C.TNNECTIQN'
SMITH WORRIED ABOUT BUCKEYES
ilrKiJivlSlu"^--
Lr'A ?!?,.'!'"' «tAINST CINOERFLIA IN OGDEN
NCAA -FUN': VAL7AN0 wEARY OF IDLE TIMF
p'.*CK"^Sil5 iii^5':ilT'F°?Sir? ''" '"" ■" ■'"'""'•^
VIRGINIA AOVANCES
'"TE^S^^NS^U^^^AST^ufEs' ""''"'* S««PSON. C.VS AND NCAA FINAL FOUR
fnnh^,^?5'-*!^?„^*1"'5"''' ""^ VIIGINIA TOPS RC
T?o''L.ty,'-f*-'^*''9'-"'*' "" >■"£ N'AA EASTERN REGIONALS
Ji^ct'cl'-i.?"?"^ OFF SIUHBDRN UC^FYES "Cl-IMNALS
5"»?LFS PICKS UP SLACK FOR 'PACK
•DOCS READY FOR HFELS
VclVrhl\l"»l'ill/''' BRICKYARD
N^E.^iTA^I^J^i;!;^ "^^cr^'ir "'• """«'" "'^"-^
CEOHGTA'S >\^k HTGH FEELS PEACHY KFFN
?s??%s??",no-ia^F" ^"^ "'' ^"■"'-'^
FINAL PLAY, YET NO SAMPSON
AT LAST, CAV5 LIQSE IN UTAH
TAR HEELS COKNER OHIO STATE, <,i,-5l
T.^r'iVlJ'^9^'' f'tO" BRAODOCK
OAWGS SECRET SIMPLICITY
GEORGIA UPSETS NORTH CAROLINA, 12-77
UNC LDSES OUT ON PAIR OF FRONTS
GEORGIA'S UNDERDOGS TOP TAR HFELS
'PACK REALUtS ITS IMPOSSIBLE OREAM
WOLFPACK'S STEPS OF DESTINY
THE LAST SHOT THAT HASN'T
NC51 S^t'I^^^k"'" ="'>'■ "'^•S cow
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NICKEL AND OIMING
STATE, GEORGIA SHOOTING FOR J^l F MOflF tamc
c",RnV.°r'!?.l"'l^i FAN KN0Ws"ABnuT''2lRACLFS
CARDS' CRUM dECOM NG A FINAL = OUR FUTURE
L';f' 5T"f ""'"S DAWGS' TARS
Jriyf^" I ii"-'' "° EXAGGERATIUM
FOR staVf"^??^ I^^f "" '='"•'■ '"SWER
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OLAJUWUN: WE'LL HAVE TO PLAY AUOvF THE BTM
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S 2 3/26/83 A
8 P N F25
S 2 3/26/83 A
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5 2 3/26/93 A
9 P N F2 5
H 2 3/27/83 A
1 N
H 2 3/27/83 B
1 r N
H 2 3/27/33 B
1 N 071
H 2 3/27/83 B
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H 2 3/27/83 B
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H 2 3/27/83 B
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H 2 3/27/83 0
4 P IJ H71
H 2 3/27/83 B
4 N M71
H 2 3/26/83 U
1 P U M71
H 2 3/26/83 B
1 P N 071
H 2 3/26/83 B
2 P N 07 1
H 2 3/28/83 B
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7 P N 071
H 2 3/28/83 E
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YL^ R'r?l)?^,SJS\H[ AL^F ^'-°^
ffi;3 lKfe^lo"5?H-}^?.r|,kVH HALF
NQRTH^ANO^SOUTH^ AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT UOMEN'Sl
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS
SANDER WINS NORTH-SOUTH
'™5?E'rLio"H£t^?jR^k*i^T^:'5"r°- '""^'^'"
VEPCO-S DELAY IN CANCELLING NJCLEAR UNIT INCREASES COST
'"""^lsL'^"'^"'"^^5-B5Sn'Jr.ATu
'£»!?P ^^"f^H Z'"'^" -'"--
KUSSIA BUILDING ITS NAVY '
NATO OFFICERS WANT STRONGER NAVY
2/03/83 A
4/16/83 A
5/06/n3 B
6/03/n3 B
6/03/n3 A
ft/11/83 A
4/19/83 C
6/21/»3 P
6/21/R3 B
7/05/83 3
7/06/83 G
7/19/83 A
7/19/83 a
7/26/83 A
8/02/83 B
8/02/83 B
N
N Xirb
N
E
N 881
N BOl
N COS
N B46
N
I 2
N L",!
N J56
E
N 881
N J56
H 2 7/24/S3 0 10
H 2 10/09/83 0 IS
H 2 10/20/83 A 20
H 2 3/11/83 A 4 E
S 2 2/16/S3 C 1 N
H 1 12/20/83 6 1 N
H 2 11/26/83 B 1 N
H 3 3/02/8 3 B 1 N HbO
H 2 5/16/83 A 4 E
H 2 U/24/83 A 18 N
iUSINESSFS H 2 9/03/83 C 1 P N H90
H 2 11/06/83 0 1 N
H 1 11/10/83 B 1 N
S 2 12/20/93 B 3 N
H 2 9/10/83 6 I P N
H 2 5/29/83 B
H 2 5/31/83 B
H 2 O/01/93 B
H 2 6/04/83 B
S 2 6/04/83 A
H 2 6/05/83 6
H 2 12/11/93
S 2 6/13/93 0 5
H 2 U/20/83 0 14
N
N.C.
''9J°§S" SONG: TOUCH OF MAGIC
W.K BETWEEN STATES: WHEN Vllr. , CAROLINA COMPF TF . . . R I VALR Y GETS
"•'uE'2L'5n^'!i»vjj;!!iNr"
H 2 3/09/83 A 4 E
H 2 3/10/83 A 4 T T R56
H 3 6/14/83 BIN
H 2 12/08/83 B 5 N L41
S 2 12/08/83 C i F J56
I.,,,- „ " '' 10/19/83 A 4 F
INTENSE H 2 12/20/83 A 10 N
s■^E^mmmMp-''^>'■
iERE SIGNING'
•C., AIRPLANES
see N.C, STATE AIRPLANES
H 2
5/11/83 A
H 2
6/24/83 B
N
H 7
r/09/R3 A
N
046
H 2
7/10/93 A
H 2
7/12/83 A
H 2
7/13/83 A
H 2
7/14/83 C
I 4
H 2
7/24/83 A
H ?
10/15/83 A
1 3
N
H 2
10/17/83 A
H 2
10/17/83 A
8
N
MCNTrtLT/AN
,■( U « L INDEX
l/ni/81 - 12/31/83
S
E
C PG
P4GE *»Tt
1/17/8".
N.C.. 9J»«DS
SF= ALSn L
SEE «l.sn B
MruLE" C
S.C. LEG
USELcSS
CnvIL GE
ST4TE hH
THE cn\s
SEPiaill
S.C. «JU
hCuSE aP
REPCRI 5
COMHITTE
MTJSE »P
UlILITIE
SENATE 4
SPEED. S
E«ECUTIV
AEOLISnl
AND CnMSISSIuNS
ICENSING ^OJRPS
ItfBtlg'eiLL'o^' PLiTTiNG p:i-"s TOnAV
IsEaTDRS CONSIDER SEPARATION OF PQ-ERS
PUBLIC BOARDS SHOULD "ET ASStHBLY AX
TS SaHITaRIAN board P15T ,„,^, ^,,,
lisE Cnf^-ITTEE endorse--, JiNERIfS SILL
IITJTION AND THE ,ATC(DOGS „,„,^
fi ?^.?2?iSiL?'i'ppSS5M L^i;i5ll^L%'ElSLATI0NS
Fi:s23!r?i;£^^"i^?^l^i!^^S^^^sSM2^??hpROGRA.
proves agency rule eno
^prcJes hIasure"o"realigning of puhers
^G^SS2ls'?oSLnJ!;E'^lIfi HUNEY. group says
N.C
"NE2''bON"'llLE PLANNED FOR -d'
Sic. VOTERS 0« "OST BOHO ISSU"
0» TGAGES
"S
BOND RATING
^^^.J^'^O^D^ilrl^G^H" BE LO-EREO
■'•'sEE^SlSQ INDuSroiAL REVENUE iiON3 S
SEE ALSO REFERENDA
N.C. "ONO dIOS losing appeal
"fIbING on ■lOND SALES FOR BUiLD
ALL'S JUlET AT PANEL'S HEARING
INC SET TODAY
N.C. "UCIKS
SEE BOOKS.
N.C.
•'see^aCso'n.c, escheat fund
III ItIS ":'c:^OV<ISfY^UOGET C^HMISS.ON
sll itsO N.C. OFFICE GF BUDGET AND MANaGE-ENT
SeI aCSD N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
kcoc\^i"pi;' ?^Ji?:!si? ^^^"sr^op objective
HUNT TO BAC< FNO to -age freeze joENOA as 1962 SESSION OPENS
iCSI"- i\U:''blU'?':V'^l l^i^Sililf Iou^Itional prograhs. salaries
hSnT S??E5 pitch to ASSEH3LY THIS -Er«
llir^eth'^rohlll cf."!"^ '.'.'uhfil'uV.. .N budget
r.'.r. inid°.%"^[%unoul<y, BUDGET
Syg?'LAK?f2^DitA?^uS^ i? Opi^NTS
STATE lAY LOSE «220 MILLION
SALES TAX HIKE BILL PLANNED
BILLS ASK LOTTERY, SALES TAX ^ IKc
?CA?jSK^HjE^|lJ§?|[ilER,n^BILLlON ^^^ ^,^,^^,„^
OFFICIALS SAY SOME SCHOOLS SHI--TING COSTS
;SSJ'T!i Si'S^R? ^^x^c'SeL^EcTl^^S BRIGHTENS STATE REVENUE FUTURE
N.C. RdOGET LEADERS SEEK 3tCjT
BUDGET PLAN ..OULO SOUEEJE UNC SYSTEM
?.ll^: "l^ill.rlli ?-3H5NAfE°L§TERY ISSUE
krvt^?"A{rfT5?p6b5s T^Sf l'^^'Ja^Sc'e'e fST.if
CUTS IN 5nC iuOGET STALLED IN COMMITTEE
COCAL GDVERnSenT costs study SOUGHT
5IiSS?^:Lf slNiTF'5o?rui.*«^-pUATIVF FAULT RILL
OPINIONS :!F TAR hEEL EDITORS
FUIURF "URKY FOR 3Rn SCHOOL F] R TALENTED
REVENUE ESTIMATES RISE
lP^s'laTSSe ^aS^Jg STEAM. nB=E9v6*S SAY
±1? SSSIflll ^l^Y^h^^l^^^^o.
IT.n J^IilSMT^L ^JuftSu *1ILt budget
N.C. LEADF^S L01K AT FUNDING -c,„rM
i Ii!i*;??^3r2i2i i^^^^^lrl^ ?""hEEL BUDGET
RET keSfnT PLAN SOUGHT FOR »5'E''^.LArF
T! ^t^^fs^^T^gv^siEj^sr^r "'""
^nli\\'il°.M JSs^VtSM^Frjf UCKS. VIDEO GAMES. CARS
s:c':^5;?^A^"pio'J^ ^xi^f^SAjir"
TH PACKAGE GETS HOUSE OK ,cuCmiif PflrpnSALS
iFri^lATORS dANK ING ON WINDFALL ^FvENUE P«GPU:)ALS
hnSsli SENATE DIFFER ON HO- T1 RAISE FUNDS
TAX I LL n.'O. SENT TO STATE SENATE
p'nEL SEEKING SCHOOL BUDGET CJSHlON
H 2
S 2
l/20/n3
2/07/83
3/-)3/85
3/in/R3
3/24/83
3/2'>/°3
<./01/83
'./26/83
5/05/83
5/05/83
5/U/S3
5/31/83
6/22/83
')/27/83
12/07/83
12/20/83
5/15/83 A
3/0<./83 C
H 2 "./Ol/SS A 0
1/27/93 A 2C P N
7/2''/33 A 10 N 0*6
7/30/33 C 1 N
H
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s
?
H
?
s
/
s
7
s
7
H
7
H
?
H
7
H
7
s
7
H
7
H
7
H
7
H
7
s
7
s
7
s
7
H
7
H
7
H
7
H
2
H
^
S
2
H
H
7
s
2
H
H
H
H
H
/
H
^
H
7
H
7
s
7
s
7
H
^
H
7
H
7
s
7
H
S
2
H
7
s
7
H
7
M
7
s
7
H
7
H
H
7
H
7
H
7
s
H
s
7
s
7
H
7
H
7
s
7
h
s
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F
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7
1-
7
s
1-
7
s
7
>
7
s
t
7
\
7
s
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f
H
2
1/01/83
1/06/83
l/0''/B3
1/10/83
l/U/83
l/U/83
1/12/83
1/12/83
1/14/83
l/l<./83
1/14/P3
1/16/83
1/17/83 I
1/19/83
1/19/93
1/18/93
1/19/93
1/1B/B3
1/19/83
1/19/83
1/19/83
1/19/83
1/19/83
1/19/R3
1/20/B3
1/20/B3
1/20/83
1/21/83
1/23/83
1/25/83
1/26/83
1/31/93
2/0<./33
2/05/83
2/09/83
2/09/93
2/09/93
2/12/83
2/15/83
2/n/83
2/18/93
2/19/83
2/23/83
2/24/93
2/26/83
3/10/93
3/11/93
4/05/83
4/08/93
4/12/93
4/14/83
4/15/93
4/29/93
4/29/93
5/01/83
5/04/93
5/17/93
5/14/93
5/15/93
5/16/93
5/17/B3
5/31/93
6/01/93
6/03/93
6/38/93
6/08/93
6/08/93
6/09/93
6/09/93
6/10/93
6/10/83
0/11/93
6/12/93
6/13/83
6/14/83
6/15/83
B 3
A 1
A I
A 1
A 1
A I
A 1
C 7
A 1
C 5
A 1
A 20
B 1
A 1
A 13
A I
S33
046
10
1
1
10
1
5
5
1
1
1
5
4
22
6
1
1
1
14
3
13
N
N
N M23
"cnthly/a
N N u A L
I/01/B3
I v 0 E X
U/31/a3
., ? ix ^9^ ^^'^ APPROVAL OF PANtL
iT-'^J^-nfloHyf'-'' "PPKOVES TAX PLAN
STATE GOP CRITICIZES TAX Ppnpl'^ii
SILL TO INCREASE n;c. SALES T.x GAINS
SStI! ?^S^?^"sSJA^^,t| gp'^^^lS^'c'^A^sh'SvER OILL
N.C. PyOGET CHAIRMEN ASKED TO SETTLE ni<;p(iTP
rA".i''l!,°0'i,Vi\/'.l'.,',lV' «S.N^fN7^SN?i'L^'^iSGET OK.D
6ETTING UN ARENA COSTS IS HAZA SD.llJS i nwr tunr
PLAN TO HUE SALARIES OF STAT- HORKER^Fyfn
IJNC OFFICIALS SAr LAK COULD WEAKEN SVSTFM
ASSEMBLY CAVE T J XP AVER S * SL IM r nEAL
^!^^ 2e'CE^^SPJ!!Ns'^sHVL-fe^^3\VfclSf!L's'^ "^-- "—
N.C. Budget cuts
IfUgO'-^ 4RE ASKED TO RETURN MINEV
? Si§r^EltJfA?r!i^J,.^aF'\;?SEE%^"^ ^^•^""^' ^•^
8°iiGi?"tL\'^SS^V^^SrSSr^C^1^0"!^Jl0GRAMS
§F??fjG'^r5r',NFa"ES! ^S^gl^^S^t °^""" ^f^H '« -"NO
^ltJ5t?'gS^Gi'T^£VrfK'^nrg^S5!?A??^2°""^ «^ »
^VI?F'U.!^?r^ ?UOG^T Stall E0°IN COM" TTEE
e\'% N° '? -"■""''^''^'^"' '^ "° "'"'"'^
LFGltATn«?S,^"J.?V^fI''>7.''"0''-'^''0 DUOGET CUTS
FiK'-,«PSSR\,^S^LI«,NATE CLOSE. GOVERNMENT MEETINGS
^imm ^ig:?!^:o^^^^^"^o^^i-"--. needed
MICRUELECTRONICS CUTS DEBATED
?i£^?5"sC^K-iSslr A=cP o""^S;^?TAGE
SrSfFJV.Vnr":'?!?'^'' CENTER E^ R BLIND
^ f ^oS^ni^^il^L^ l'Sse' V,"il°ot "" ''"''' ""'-^" "°S"«"5
OIX HOSPITAL MAS TROUBLE FILLING SOME STAFF POSTS
N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTER'
^^In^t^S ''•'^- COMPUTER COMMISSION
COMPUTER RECORDS B ILL P A SSES 1 misF
i^ui?R^?s;2?^ss?o^-B^er g F^"^ - --"
fl^I"!'- COMPUTER OPPOSED ""^"^"^ >="
CoSpuTeS n',WA?,"rl,^"Tf '"'•*'' -OULO HELP IBM
?i;3:TE^^A-^s3o3s'^^25Rc"i''§A??g;,^rbiy°^ffL
E:j^SFh"§%"-- SI-OS^ ?"-" — S PROGRAM
AbibMfiLY iQLO TQ REVAMP SPRVI'Fq
tVAM^L'^2?'''^''" sfsrsS ""^'-^
tESfSyE'Ji^fN^TMJ^SSS'-^ul^-^frESS ^pSSl%'c"2cS??s^'^^^'^ "^"""
N.C. COUNTIES
SEE CQUNFIESt N.C
N.C, ECONOMY
SEE ECONOMY, N.C.
N.C, ESCHEAT FUND
SEE ALSO N.C, nuOGET
I^u; "QNEY COULD CO TO STATE
STATE HANOLEi OLU ACCOUNTS
N.C, EXPUPTS
SEE ALSO ECn.iOHY, N.C
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
ell !t|-|I3 ^-i-' '=0»e'GN TRADE
"I ;tlSS:c':: '.r.Uih'""'' ''"'
III 'ill ;^s::'ixi[K"" """''"■
TRIANGLE EXPORTS HA, PE EXAMINED CLOSER IN FUTURE
*<»C.. F ILMMAK IM&
Iff itiS PVL"r7A„:!s^fR; ^'^"""■''^
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
FIl'm^FFORT fcoS^ ?fGN""°'' °'"'"*^ DEVELOPMENT
HS^Rj%f;!i?^S,!riiS?"TN-ii^ '"^'^'"f '""«^"'
ChSrlStt? ',2^VrVi;,'="FS neJ 0.0-TH
CHARLOTTE OFFICIALS UPSET 6Y GERMAN FILM
J E L I 5
PACE 477
1/1 7/84
N F I
I T
L Y
P D DATE C PG
L P BYL
H ! 6/16/n3 A 1
N
S ? 6/16/33 A 1
N
H ' 6/17/83 A 10
^l
S ? 6/17/83 A I
N
H J 5/18/83 A 1
N
M 2 6/JO/83 A 10
N
H 2 6/21/83 A 6
N
H 2 6/21/83 4 6
N
S 2 6/21/83 A 1
N
H 2 6/22/B3 A 1
N
H 2 6/22/83 B ■!
N
H 2 6/22/83 A 8
N 046
H 2 6/21/83 A 15
N
H 2 6/2'./83 A 6
N
H 2 6/28/83 A 1 1
N
S 2 6/28/83 A 2
N
H 2 6/29/83 C 5
N
H 2 7/01/83 A 12
N 046
S 2 7/01/83 A 1
N
H 2 7/02/83 A I
N
S 2 7/04/83 C 3
N
S 7 7/US/83 A 4
E
H 2 7/12/83 A 1
N
H 2 7/14/83 A 1
N
H 2 7/IS/R3 A 1
N 046
S 2 7/15/B3 A 1
N
H 2 7/24/83 A 1
N 046
H 2 7/29/83 11 1
N
H 2 3/04/83 A 4
L
H 2 9/17/83 A 1 1
N
H 2 9/21/83 B 1
P N 046
H 1 l/O'j/BJ 11 1
N
S 2 1/05/83 C 1
N EOS
H 2 1/06/83 A 1
N
S 2 1/06/83 A 1
N E05
M 2 1/07/83 i 1,
N
S 2 1/07/83 A I
N E05
S 2 1/11/83 D 1
N E05
H ? 1/18/83 A 12
N
H 1 1/21/83 a 1
N
S 2 1/31/83 A I
N EQ5
H 2 2/OS/S3 A 6
N
H 2 2/09/83 fl S
n
H 2 2/23/83 A 1
N 046
H 2 2/24/83 8 1
N 046
H J 3/31/83 A 6
N
H ? 4/0R/83 B 4
N
» ? 4/09/81 C 10
N
S 2 4/09/83 A 14
N
H 2 4/13/83 A 3
N
H 2 4/15/83 C 4
\
H 2 4/l'i/83 C 5
N H24
H 2 4/17/83 A 6
N
H 2 4/21/83 (1 1
N 046
H 2 4/23/83 A 4
L
H 2 4/29/83 A 14
N
H 2 4/30/83 A 1
N
S 2 5/03/83 A 1
N E05
H 2 5/04/83 B 1
N
H 2 5/12/83 A 1 1
N
H 2 5/13/83 A 1 1
\
S 2 5/13/83 A 2
N
S 2 5/17/83 C I
N COS
H 2 9/17/83 A 1 1
N
H 2 9/21/83 A 6
N
H 2 11/09/83 A 7
N
1/25/83
1/26/83
2/10/83
2/18/83
3/07/83
4/04/83
4/04/83
4/07/83
4/23/83
5/05/83
9/14/83
9/29/83
10/03/83
10/15/83
11/18/83
12/17/83
12/28/83
5
12
14
16
2
N 046
E
2 9/21/83 All N
2 9/22/83 C I 1 N
s ?
4/02/83 A
S 2
5/30/83 A
I
N
H ?
7/07/83 D
6
N
» 2
11/01/83 A
9
n
S 2
12/06/83 A
1
N
H 2
12/11/83 D
10 P
N L4I
S 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
S 2
3/U9/83 A 4
5/1(1/83 B 5
5/14/83 A 9
5/18/83 A 1 8
5/25/83 C in
H a .. T H L Y / ^ \;inV/oi' -
I 11 0 t 1
12/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAtf ".TS
i/w/a".
CH*BLnTT
MUSICALS
sr.E'.ecY,
N.C. '.Al
fIL'* PUP
N.C. ScC
taRAlN^T"
FIL" CO"
paonuCEB
TMKEfc XCI
HO PUSIN
Oli-ECToC
MOVIE MA
OE LAilhf
i<ILL IINC
UMC '"EO
FILM OFF
UNC KEJE
UNC TO «
UNC'S f>»
UNC ftFcn
UNC KEAF
BLUE hEA
U>lC Af.AI
N.C. S.
FKIOAV n
MlViE MA
CHAflLtST
MOvIE SC
N.C. "AK
OFF ICI AL
S.C. OFF
OF LAUaE
alLMlNuI
OURf MAY
,ABNtK "
•OQM 4PP
mAR dFTW
TAB mEEL
E nr'srs
RECALLS
PLANNEO
LOW C&S
u GOO CI 0
Tt AYS L I
cCTFO AS
MOVIE PPEMIFh'
SCENES IN MOVIE ■"RAINSrOR"*
fcjo smElhy siunio
IS ^RA»^ FTVie MAKFftS 10 SIAJE
HC TO MAsF 10Tin-i PICTUtlFS
FF iF FIRST F- MALE PmYSICIAN
SITE FOR FIL'
PA ,Y SAYS RFfunns HAvr been maileo to actor'
a-.iTFS .IIS'IONESTY, S»Y5 MOVIF WAS HIS MEAH
iRE FUMS TO Se SHOT n N.r-. in coming months
"ANTS^'lNc"'^K;^To ma<£ fum in triangle
jTllfTi^'sutto FILM STUOIO
K^^F^uLrY DeJ^'nI's- to allow FILMING
ICE EARNS keep
ECa:.l'lOFR FILMING ON CAMPIIS
N ON FILM •-OST UNFORTUNATE'
FuSrOFcisIoS^GAlNST FILM ,)N CAMPUS
^c^ inYLLiC SITE FQ" -AMPUS MOVIc
N REJECTS FILMING ON CAMPUS
,'N-FirMINi"EVF^?go3JV^'!LL-AMfR,CAN- ICARTOON,
jN"'oFFi^?"s'ioKNC TO LANO STUO.p
J, T?MiCl -HUNG UP- IN CHAPEL HILL
tS ANOTHtB 3FFEK TJ Gi^ T STUDIO
^rT'ir sa«s"^'tu0IU deal ALMOST COMPLFTEO
^T IS llLL siVCo FUM ST^niO IN WILMINGTON
Sn TJ GET OE LAURENTII S STuOlO
ALLOW F ILMING ON CAM'US
K ING MOvIE AT OUKE
IeVsTAt|J:"SSen SI^T=K CAROLINA CO-PETF . . .R I V AL UY CETS INTENSE
S HAVF REASON Tn ChEE'
"•"^••F^io^JANNE^S TELL N
N.C. FQRtlCN TKAUE
SEE ALSO FuREIG-1 trad;
III ALSO N.C, EaPURTS
STURI- S
IHJtl^^?E)EAR^H;VRUNGLE^P.R.^ERFE^TRAOE^.ON^^
.C.< FOREIGN T-iAUE ZJME
SEE ALSO FJBEIGf TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C, EXPORTS
SE- ■ ■•■ '
HEARING PLANNED ON TRAOf ZONE . ,. ,
AlJpORT TAXI OMVFBS CAN aE0U=5T HtA^IlvG
JnSuGN IBAOE ZONE FACING F I N^ L MUBOlF
''•'•\'o°\iiriiVVdo:h in some pa<ts of ..C
.c. govebnobs
SEE ALS^ C0VER\nRS.
SEE ALSO GQVCPNOR'S MANSION
SEE ALSO GUSERNATORIAL CamPUCnC
SEE ALSO CuDcRNATORIAL SUCCESSnN
SEE --
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO N.C.
lieutenant goveriqbs
'constitution
^EnJ BnuBNOT^^;:^NE"N'DESEBV,,G A RAISE
POIFNTIAL CANOIOATtS Of POI ^ ""J ^,,5 J ' SI
bAO TIME TO RAISE S'CABY FOR .QVERNOR
GuSFSNi^oillL TERMS REFERENOUt STUOIEO
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LEMUEL SAwrER: A PUZZLING STATE CHNGBESSMAN
N.C. HELCEJ JAur.MTER OF HERO < HH WAS LOST AT SEA
N.C. HISTGRV TO KfTURM TO TAR HEEL CLAS5'<0f)MS
N.C. HISTORY TO BE SEPARATE CUR'jE
ARTICLES SOUGHT FOR HISTORY BUK
GRANT TO AlO <.5 TFaCHERS
CONTRIBUTIONS BRING PLAUDITS 10 SCHOLAR
N.C. HISTORY VITAL SUBJECT
A NORTH CAROLINA FIRST
AUSTRALIAN rOKN IS NAMEO FOR TAB HEEL ENGINEER
PAINTI/lGS BY COLONIST VISIT HISTORY ■lUSEuM
■HISTORY IS ALL AROUflO US'
<.00-yFAR-Ol,5 0R4V.INGS TO BE E»HI3ITE0 IM 19«5
fILK IS BEING PRQOuCcO ON SSC'EGaTION HISTORY
CHARLIE POOLE'S HUSIC STILL LTVEO
riIGH.(AY MARKERS TELL NORTH CAJQLINA STORY -
GEOLOGISTS SAY STATE'S MOUNTAINS NOT OLlfc ST
CRITTENDEN PRESFRVEO '5APTIST ^IST^RY
STATE LEGEflOS SOMFTIMFS HISrA<EN FOR HISTORY
hENOERSONVILLE 'HISTORY' HEAO^D FOR FIRST HOME
POEM IS OLDEST IN b:th CAROLMAS
kETUHN OF ELIZABETH: THEY'RE '.ETTING N.C. SHIPSHAPE TO CELEPRATE
N.C. CULOMAL COMMISSION SURVIVES
EARLIEST N.C. POEM niSCnvEREO
GRAHAM, smith: political warfare, NO QUARTER GIVEN
RURAL FREE MAIL OELlVERY BEGAI 97 YEARS AGO IN ROWAN COUNTY
STATE, LOCAL HISTORY AWARDS PRESENTED
FLAG, BANNERS TELL N.C. STOR T S
HOj TIMES 00 CHANGE: FIGHT WA', AVOIOEO
REO OAK HAS HOME FOR FARM L I F- SCHOOL
NFW bOUKS FEATURE ROANOKE VOYAGES
THE LOST colony: DURHAM'S COuPLAN PITCHFS HERITAGE
STATE UNIVtRilTY IN ASHEVILLE BEGAN AS TUITION-FREE COLLEGE
I'XPEOIflLE STATE HISTORY OEPI'.TS 'UNIQUE PEOPLE'
HISTORIAN'S COLLECTION TO BFCIME MUSEUM
HOW Dij This town come to be called...?
N.C, IMAGE
The good life in NORTH CAROLl'IA
N.C. INHUSTRIES
SEE ALSO BUSI'ltSSES, N.C.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SIGNS TOUT FARMING, BUT IS IT REALLY TOP?
N.C, INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT, N.C.
FOREIGN FIRMS AID GROWTH
N.C. FOREIGN INVESTMENT SOARS PAST RECORD HIGH
M.C ATTRACTS FOREIGN MONEY
N
,C, LAWS
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HACKNEY
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RIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
LECTION LAWS
ANDLORD-TFNANT LEGISLATION
OAN APPLICATIONS
OTORCYCLES
• C CONSTITUTION
• C CENTRAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
.C STATE PERSONNEL a: T
U3LIC DRUNKENESS
COFFlaw
EXUAL OFFENSE LAuS
PEEOY-TRIAL LEGISLATION
WANTS TO CLEAN UP LAWBOOKS
SEEKS TO CLARIFY LAWS
CHANGE
A6S CHALLENGE TO TUIIION LAW
MP LAW REPEALED
TATE TUITION HIKES OPPOSED
ULE-LAWS CALLED 'CREEPING GESTAPO STATE'
IING AT NIGHT PROHIBITED FY LAW
LLENGfS AGENCIES' POW-R TO WRITE RULES
S STILL ON BOOKS IN ilHi N.C. CITIES, TOWNS
S STUDYING NEW ORINKI>JG LAWS
NEW RINGO LAW CMALLE'JGED
AWN FOR LIQUOR BATTLE
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ANTS BABY BACK
• C, LEGISLATORS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
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FRFSHMFN TAKE THE OATH
HFELS CAST VUTES IN CONGRESS
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KESSMEN DISCLAIM 'BOLL WEEVIL' LABEL
HEELS CAST VOTES IN CONGRESS
E APPROVES BIDDING CHANGE^
HILL FIGHTS ANTI-ENVIRONMENTAL IMAGE
HEELS CAST VOTES IN CONGRESS
HEELS CAST VOTES IN CONGR'SS
RESSMEN'S VOTES RECORDED IN MAJOR ISSUES
NTINE EXPLAINS HIS BUDGET VOTF
VALENTINE CRITICIZES BOTH PUOGET PLANS
E OKS SOCIAL SECURITY RESCUE PLAN
•S HOW Tar heels CAST ROLL CALL VOTES
TO REACH LEGISLATORS
H CAROLINA CONGRESSMEN CAST THEI» VOTES
CONGRESSMEN CAST THEIK VIIES ON MAJOR ISSUES
H CAROLINA CONGRESSMEN CAST THEIR VOTES
i OKS NUCLEAR FREFZE; HOW lAR HFELS VOTED
HEEL VOTES CAST IN CONGRESS
REPRESFNIATIV6S QUESTION INVOLVEmEJ^T IN CENTRAL AMERICA
TAR HEELS VOTED ON HOU S I N", LOAN aiLL
'S FINANCIAL SUMMARY OF TAR HEEL CONGRESSMEN
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lAR HEELS GIVEN GROUP'S RATIKIS
M.C.t LICENSING 93ARDS
sIe LICENSING aOARDS
N.C.. LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO N.C.. GOVERNORS
GREFS INCREASES HIS PPnER
m5fRNOR'5 TERK VOTE IS PLANNED
STEHART PLA^S OU^HA-^ VISIT
HO. TI-ES 00 CHANGE LONG CALL
ji5mt GREEN IS INDICTED; LT.
sr«F LEGISLATORS 'IAInTAIN IhEI
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ACTION OELAYEO nN ATTEHPT TO 1
SFN. HELMS sScCESTS COBFY RUN
FUND-RAISE-* SET F"» 5I!;»'I^^
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UtlRTFR ASS'IXLV SESSIONS TO 1
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IS SEN. HAROISON A CANDIOATE F
SIEUART: Cut pay, STAFF SWE
CANDIDATES URGE «0«E TEACHER ^
CaKo DATES OISACRFE ON BUOGEI
GREEN NEVER LEFT IN CHARGE
fSaNK JORDAN IS SEEjr?nliJ,-.M
HUNT DISPUTES SiFCN-S COMPLAIH
HUNT DISPUTES COMPLAINT f' gRE
OENOS SEEK CLEAR BATTLE LINES
Saroison -UllING CA OIDACY
WHiTTcO «ON"T SEcK NEH TERH
N.C., NA"E5 OF n«NS
SEE ALSO NA-ES , ,„,
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EPEAL SUCCESSION
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SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
BRITISH-FLAVORED F||T „., „„
BR IT1SH-A»E» ICAN FESTIVAL oETS
OURHA- FESTIVAL GETS S60.D00 ".
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MANTEO paEPAaes for CELEBRATn
BURROUGHS -(ELLCnNE G VES S50O
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HELP TO MA<E A •HERITAGE OUlLf
REPLICA SHIP 'ELHAeETH II' Ss
?LIJAPETH II TO BE LAUNCHED 01
THE BRITISH ABE CONING! SO GET
SUPPORT ANGLO-A"£a ICAN EVENTS
oKRHiS tS celebrate first VOY.
FINANCE CON-ITT|t APPROVES Jl.
RFTURN OF ELIZABETH: TrtEY'Re >
hIplICA OF SHIP TO ^E INSPECTF
Jr.RPS icN'T DO DREDGING FOR R-
SChDOLS MILL JOIN U.S. CELE?R1
SLICK OPERATION PLANNED •
ohini- h.s a key role in |R II
BRITISH GUESTS TO MATCH 'ELlp
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hunt: ELHABETH II TO SAIL -II
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N H36
N C60
1 12/31/93 B 1 F L30
1/09/93 A 9
1/11/83 A 12
1/27/83 P 1
3/11/53 B 5
5/14/83 A 6
5/31/93 A 9
7/27/93 A 11
a/02/93 a 12
9/15/83 C 9
11/07/83 C 6
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1/19/93 A
2/03/93 B
2/05/93 A
2/11/33 S
3/02/93 A
3/03/93 A
4/13/53 A
4/20/93 C
5/06/93 A
5/17/93 A
5/19/93 6
9/11/83 0
9/n/93 A
9/14/93 C
10/06/93 A
10/36/93 A
10/06/93 a
10/07/93 E
10/16/93 C
10/20/93 '
10/25/93 ;
11/01/93 ;
11/17/83 C
ll/l'>/83 '
11/22/83 I
11/23/93 (
11/23/93 '
11/25/93 I
12/09/93 I
12/15/93 1
12/15/93 I
12/22/93 I
12/24/93
12/25/83 I
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SEE ALSn UCOMt fAxFS, N.C.
SEE ALSO M.C., "unCFT
SEE ALSO H.C., EXPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C. OFPr. OF OEVFMuF
ill m'o ?!!;fs^:!?."'^= '''^'^- ^'•c.
H^nMii^s^'f^^ys'^^SFE'liiT"'' '' ' " ' "« ■ ^ '^ ^
?rrrJ.V Sl^tt^'^^'f"'^ COfiriNue IN SLUMP
N.C. HEVENUf UP 0.91 IN FFLRUlftV
N7"rJ^^loTlE???o"SsWhl"U!.\^^""-^'^=
?iL^EriAx"ij?,?,:^^ "'^^
FUNOS AVAIL ABLE FOX 5* PAY RAISE
N.C. TAX COLLECTIONS UP
N.C. ')EV£MU=S RISE 6.961
?;.'^:rSI''^'J'Jf 'O'^S HUNT'S fSTHATE
SENATOR: TAX Plan NEARLY READY
Panel hay receive tax plans hoay
ctTtc nJ*;;^ ''^^^ approval of panel
llilf,:''!'!''"^ CnLLECTIOMS RIS=
BARBS FLY OURINC. TAX PLAN HAGGLING
?jf.c„I."','^'"-'-f'^' I0'''> INCREASE It
'^;^V'n''J'^''^ FOREIGN MONEY
.^'M^nS'^*'^^ PROFITS FROM COMPUTER LIST
N.C. "EVtNUF COLLECTIONS RISE
¥:^VSfyl?y? COLLECTIONS R SE
r«x COLLECTIONS UP IN OCTOBER
N.C, STATF AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
PLANE DEAL LINKED TO EOMISTEN CAMP
nttVff .If.'fi: ?"-'- CONTINUE
DIETICIAN IS CONVICTED OF MISISINC STATE CAR
N.C, STATE RUILOINC CONSTRUCTION
^^Snii?P BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
(tOYALL SHELVES STATE BUILDING PROPOSAL
N.C, STATE CONTRACTS
MINORITY CONTRACTOR PROPOSAL BRAISED, CONDEMNED
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
IfI aMS H'^-'-lI^l^ EMPLOYEES. SALARIES
III f^52 '^•i' t>ENERAL ASSEMBLY, EMPLOYEES
• : If'" "-§-" 5 oct2^?§^
ill S'f TES^SJ^o?lil°f!r!i.c^^Tic^J'°^
STATE IS PAYING INCENTIVE AWA!DS
CHANGE MAKES SENSE
5io-s"M?;ii?i;iS;°%}SI^?*''" '=0" OX'INK OLIVERS ADVANCES
iplilii;iPi:i«^-?«s:--""-™-
i:il°.'. ?5t?Ei^ Sjj|J^NDL'°^FMi''S?SCnNOUCT PROBE
Sn.':A,^i'.''^!y'50RS REPORT OBSTACLES
S?E°tTl¥l'SJ2,?^c°'*''0''DS IOE> REVIVED
ARE STATE OFFICES BEING USED TO SUBSIDIZE CAMPAIGNS?
"■'^SEeMlSQ S''?'-°'f^hc''?';j'^f BENEFITS
III Jt : i; BEIv iBl^ -«-
INGRAM DEFENDS OFF !c I ALS • 'coS? In SA TOr'y* TI M£ OFF
S I
DATE C I'r. l"
S 2
H 2
l/l"t/13 A 1
i/in/13 J 1 3
i/in/fl3 A I
i/m/»3 A 1
1/19/RJ A 1
1/19/B3 A 1
l/2n/R3 A I
1/20/03 A 4
1/21/S3 B 1
l/2f./33 A 1
l/27/n3 A 2?
1/29/93 A 1
2/03/83 A 2
2/08/8 3 A 1
2/09/83 R S
2/15/83 A 4
2/23/83 A 1
2/24/83 A 1
3/04/83 A I
3/19/83 A S
3/25/83 A 2
3/26/83 A 10
4/08/83 A 1
4/09/83 A 9
4/09/83 C 10
4/26/83 A 1
4/28/83 A 1
4/30/»3 A 12
5/14/83 A I
5/18/83 A 3
5/24/83 A 1
6/03/83 B 5
6/C6/S3 A 9
6/09/83 A 8
6/09/83 A 1
6/12/83 A 1
6/ 7/83 A 1
6/ 8/83 A 1
6/2I/B3 A 2
6/22/83 A 8
6/27/03 A 12
6/28/33 A 4 P
6/28/83 A I 1
6/30/83 A 1
7/01/83 A 1
7/02/83 A 1
7/08/83 A 1
7/09/S3 A 1
7/29/83 A 1
7/30/83 B 3
a/28/83 B 12
9/21/83 p 1 P
9/21/83 A 2
0/15/83 A 1 6
0/15/83 A 16
0/26/83 A 11
1/22/83 A 1
1/23/83 C 4
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N 046
N
N
N
N
N
N
H 2 6/16/83 A 16 P N
2/18/83
2/19/83
2/26/83
9/13/S3
9/21/83
H 2 6/08/83 A 1 N
H 2 3/16/83 A 3 N
H 2
1/05/83 A
N
H 2
2/04/83 A
N
H 2
4/01/83 A
f
H 1
4/09/83 C
^
H 2
4/16/83 A
N
H 2
4/20/83 A
N
H 2
4/26/83 A
1 P
^
S 2
4/27/83 A
19
^
H 2
4/23/83 B
h
H 2
5/04/83 3
N
H 2
5/12/83 B
N
S 2
5/25/83 A
E
H 2
6/16/83 A
N
5 2
6/18/83 A
E
H 2
6/30/83 0
N
H 2
7/15/33 C
N
H 2
9/18/83 A
N
H 2
9/23/83 A
N
H 2
9/24/33 A
N
H 2
10/04/83 A
N
5 2
10/05/83 C
J
M 2
10/14/83 A
I 1
N
5 2
10/27/83 A
1 1
N
S 2
11/08/83 A
E
H 2
U/15/83 A
N
H 2
11/20/83 C
8
N
5 2
12/29/83 e
6
J
2 5/11/93 8 4
? 5/15/83 A 10
2 5/19/83
MUMfMLT/AN
I N J e <
PAT.c '■6 2
l/17/e<i
LE&ISLATGPS nnH' nil HANGING bILL
NFVER iAY "ItVES'
STATE t"PLO»eFS COHPLAI'l OF I'l 5U< ANC E BAC KL TC
PPOBLfMS CITED IN STATE EHPLdrEFS' IS5U»ANCE
TN?fer--'fTATt'-HeA[TH''!Ns5«iNc'^^E?T HANOLEO IN PRIVATE SECTOR
ens s'is I? "AfgEOUCES INSURANCE CLAIMS PPncESSlNG TI-1E
INSURANCE P-ltMIUMS INCRFASED
COHPANT'S ERRHR R«TF OVER LIMIT
iCSl'/'SlpO^TrESRoS'lSTElN H-ALTM INSURANCE PLAN
SALARIES
.C STATE FmplOYEES, merit P-
SFE ALST N.C.. STATE EMPLOYEES, SAL
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.. MERIT PLAN
MERIT IN HUNT PLAN
f . STATE FMPLUVEES, OFFICE SP^C^
SEE N.C., STiTE eu LOING CONSTRUCTION
SEE nIcI GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE PUILH
N.C., STATE EMPLOYFtS
FLAHERTY "'
LArt PROP
MPiiiYi-t^. POLITICAL ArTIVlTIES
"ouJgEs'sTATE EMPLOYEES RCILI'-ICKING
ABLY nOESN'T APPLY TO SOME CANOIDATfS'
r'^TIREMENT ^GF
"^^iiS^^^TS'sluOY^'iliE'virTIMS COMPENSATION
SuT-OFislATF TUITION HIKES OPPOSEO
RFTrflFMFNT PILL hEAOS ThF WROJG /^AY
IlLL PROPOSES COMPLIANCF «ITH FFQFRAL TRUCK HULFS
REWPROEn ANTI-SLAVERY BILL AO;'ANCES
HOUSE OK s PHONE COMPETITION BILL
-'Ue^;!^ S:?t?1ll!F"Fjif^;^^I,:^»?NGF -ENEFITS
fF,U?r^ASSRrv^l'tL5^ro^t r>rCENTER BILL
UA?-CA«EUCENSE EXEMPTION AP'RQVEO
SStH'ToN SaIs"^Dj5taNT GENERAL CANNOT COLLECT PENSION
"•'ih'ltVn iT.V\V.U'l'Xh\h^. FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO N c! STATE eMPLOYEtS, MFRIT PAY
SEE ALSO TEACHtRS, N.C., SALAPirs
RAISE FOR GOVERNOR IS CONSIOEIEO
tnic-SNiP NOT ALONE IN 3FSERVI-IG A •<« ^f. , „,
HANCUCK: pay INCREASES MAY PE TOP OBJECTIVE
Sun? siYs'rtE will'cin?inuf"ba:ktng lift of pay freeze
SoSf -Sn'T RENEFa fSoI. hunt- PAY RAISF PLAN
UNC DEAN SAYS PAY FREEZE HURT MFD IC AL SCHOOL
CUTS IN UNC BUDGET STALLED IN COMMITTEE
FOMISTEN SAYS BINGO PROFITS 1' E SIPHUNEO OFF
iTr}! SENATE ApiSoVES PLAN LIMITING SESSIONS
sii^iAS'rr-M:jEsrF3JfsEE sala,y hues
MERIT IN HUNT PLAN
?f^;S''Ti'HUES^"^iil Sf^'sV^t^ workers eyed ,^^
rFGISLATSpEJKS BUDGET INCREASING STATE SALARIES
S2nS'.*°BA8'5SS^SlNrilL ASSEMBLY FLING
III: lllT.'Tl.ilTol ^fTs'irHlpCENT RAISE
3ff\u1lM Ut'tP'e icnON TAKEN ON PAY STUDY
SOME lahmfn get raises
N.C., STATE EMPLOYEES, STATE AUTOS
SEE N.C., STATE AUTOS
"'^■'sTlirLAlis'^ON BRIBERY HAY bE ZMANGEO NEXT YEAR
N.C.. lUHNSrilPS
SEE ALSO COUNTIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C, NAMES OF TOWNS
SEE ALSO SMALL TOWNS
MAYWOOO HEADED FOR COMEBACK
N
,C.. WITHHOLDING TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES ■
KARRANTS ISSUFo'eOK i MICA nF=ICIALS
BANKERS SEEK REPEAL OF LAW ON WITHHOLDING
AFFOrtO, HEALTH CARE
hTca execs'enterpleas
''■'■see'"also growth management PLA'NNING
DOCTOR SAYS .(EGUL'TIQNS L MIT U.>. HFALTH CARE
b"s1N?SS?S URGED TO KEEP i«?l;]:«S "^Jk ''o
OFFICIAL SAYS STATE'S POOR CAJ'T GET TO, n
HUNT SAYS RFPORT OFFERS HAP TT FUTURE
MUNI GETS "RiJAUMAP- FOR FUTURE OF STATE
?';rTj.fC\lH"ri^V"^^r?SE YEA. .000
Ifui?^ f^;irri^^0n5^1?f IN -,0L0FN YEARS
HAZAROOUS WASTE PROTECTION WEiK, N.C. PANEL SAYS
N.C.: OUP STATE GOVERNMENT IPOJKI
STUDY EXAMINES N.C. GOVERNMENT
"•'■• SFFlClicS SaTSinORITY FARMER'. IN N.C. MAY FACE HARD TIMES
•SUHHFR semester- OFFFRED »,,,Mn,t
HAYE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF ACT STATE ALUHNt
pea IN ACT FIRE DEBRIS BEING . EMOvEO
SCHOOL ELECTS TRUSTEE
"•'• IcI yA's'^c'JuiLE'wiT'H'FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY
" SMTE OWES 1 lie MIU ION n^STATE, FFJER.L AGENCIES
tgrD-.;^s?pS^is^iai^^GJii-?s\?'i5rrf.[2Ut;UvERSPENT
U't I'A'l ^'UeSsiVy'TalLS riE.IN) ON PAYING DEBTS
DATE
5/23/P5
o/Ol/RI
5/DP/R5
6/16/!>3
6/l7/n3
o/Zl/»5
l/l'./93
■■/oi/as
',/2';/R3
^/2<i/fl3
5/l')/B3
7/22/B3
12/01 /'O
12/23/1!
12/2',/«3
S 2 5/24/83 A
2 12/D2/B3 A 13
2 12/30/83 A 8
H 2
H ?
S 2
H 2
3/0'>/R3
3/11/S3
0/04/83
7/07/83
H 2 7/12/83 II l".
S 2
H 2
H ?
S 2
H 2
3/28/83 A 4
4/23/83 A ?
5/07/R3 A 12
6/06/83 A 4
6/30/83 C 7
1/113/83
0
^
1/05/83
A
s
1/06/83
A
s
1/11/81
A
1/14/83
C
1/16/83
A
l/2«/83
tt
2/24/83
h
4/22/83
A
H
5/12/83
A
5/11/83
A
s
5/20/83
L
s
5/24/83
A
6/28/83
A
H
7/12/83
A
H
7/14/83
A
s
7/14/83
A
H
7/17/R3
I)
a/03/B3
A
S
8/22/83
C
s
1/14/83
A
11/05/83
B
H
12/01/83
B
2 7/13/83 A 7
2 3/14/83 A 1 M N H6Q
S 2
1/21/83
C
4
M
H 2
1/23/83
A
4
N
H 2
3/l''/B3
B
I
N 851
S 2
2/L11/83
A
1
N H2 3
5 2
2/02/83
c
1
N M23
S 2
2/03/83
B
5
N M23
S 2
3/15/83
A
1
N
H 2
3/16/83
A
1
N 046
H 2
3/20/83
A
1
F 046
H 2
3/30/83
A
4
E
5 2
5/12/83
c
1 P
N H23
H 2
5/20/83
A
1
F 046
H 2
9/02/83
A
a
N
H 2
12/19/83
I>
3
R
S ?
1/26/83
A
14
N
H 1
5/11/83
c
1
N
S 2
5/13/83
c
12
N
H 2
10/27/93
A
1
N
S 2
10/27/83
c
1
N
S ?
11/01/83
A
2
N
H 2
11/10/93
A
1
N
S 2
11/1 1/93
A
4
E
H 2
11/12/83
A
S
N
H .•■
10/10/93
A
1
N
I :i n t <
12/31/33
i u 0 J E c r 5
PAGf (.BJ
1/17/8*
At T staTc u'Jiv., Faculty
S11SV£» INDICATES SHALL FabmEkC L.lSlNO HONEY
N.C
N.C
N.C
M.C
iiECtives OKii.r
NASA AkAkos ACT i,^ANI
sEr^.^:"i!,"^i;f;f >5s?5:^jpSj?$rsntETPALL
2 lO/in/Ki f
fC L P RYL
1/20/83
10/29/P3
1 1/10/H3
U/l 1/13
S 2 l0/2(l/n3 A 6
i^J H'Jf UNIV., STUDENTS
ALL SEVEN LA»SON CmIlORFN hav=
CliAOUATEO FUnn ACT
,^F STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NUR'. IN,',
OF 17 NCCU GRAOS. 12 PASS Nlin^F tf<:t
ACT STATE'S SCHOOL OF NURSING RECFIVES ACCR FD I TA T ION
SPORTS. OASKETUALL
ACT STATE UNIV.
NF«£ST AGCIF
Three NCAA SPOTS FILLED - <,■) ;tii| opfn
PPINCETON DUSTS NORTH CAROLINA ACT
2i;?L\"j;n]?o'5 ""E RIPS FURMIN. 7A-5<!
HYEOS SC05ES 2", TO LIFT KOLFPACK
RrbORN HYERS 'SNAKES' icGIES
n'c;^CT°'"un?2"<,°'""'^'*^ "'^-"E '^'J" SUCCESS
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOUTblLl
MINSTON-SALFM STI SLIPS BY N.". ACT
GENtRTISITY COSTLY TO OLD RIVaCs CENTRAL. ACT
H I 5/12/53 H 1 P F
2 9/10/H3 n I
2 '/23/'!3 A 16
2 12/08/83 C 1<,
2/10/83 n
3/07/03 0
3/16/83 B
11/29/83 n
12/21/(13 B
12/21/83 a
12/25/83 B
12/30/83 C
5 P P S76
N
N
N C52
n F25
U C52
2 )/ll/83 C 5 M
2 11/13/83 C 3 P u 071
S
TURE
REAGAN APPOINTEE PROTESTED
iFie?!o"^Ki3^sI? llUZ'o."'"'''"'''' ^°^"^ "- "-•
N.C. ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
6PA kULES ON WASTES HELO TOO J£A« TO PROTECT N.C.
''•t;,»CAO|J.Y OF TRIAL LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAHYFRS, N.C.
2 OURHAH ATTORNEYS GET TR I al' L A WYER S 100^
SOME STATE PROSECUTORS TO ?«= F'nfaji Bn^rc
HUNT CONSIDERS SPECIAL SESwgl SfTeg ISlStur'
N.C. AD VALOBtH TAX OIVISION
III it!s Tii;,:Tr.'' '" """'ssioN
CAROL WOODS PLANS TO APPEAL RILING
l[R'J=nA°!ilGiU^I7cE"uF^'c'oiR"T's'^"^
N.C. AOoPiiON resjurces exchange
NEW ADOPTION EXCHANGE HILL GIVc CHILDREN,
''•'^* JD^'inRY BUDGET COMMISSION
SEE^ALSO N.C., BUOCET
FAMILIES NATIONAL EXPOSURE
TE CARS
FRESHMAN LEGISLATOR HA<; nir otct
CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON ^SoGErilNFL
N.C. AERONAUTICS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO AIRPilRTS, N.C.
COUNCIL BACKS GRANT FOR ROU
3 JOIN AEORNAUTICS COUNCIL
''•'^SFF'^!r1^rS°?,?"g'-i^"l-ECDMMUNr ATIONS
SEE AGENCY FUR PUBLIC TELECOMMUM K A TIOi
■'■;FF''S'r"'-If?''t,*!>P TECHNICAL
SEE N.C. ACT STATE UNIV.
ONS
ST\ Te UNI V.
N.C. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
U.b. SulL AGENCY ADOPTS N.C. -OOEL
N.C. AGRICULTu^JE EXTENSION <;FH'/rrc
Ui JUS 'Opicultur.iITePSr'ch'
sll IlsS Ji^S^CL^ui?""" »0RICULTJRAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO Gardening, n.c.
S^So^t?" N-C. FARM uUREAU
professor: SMALL FARMS MAY OKAPr-EAR BY 1090
N.C. AGRICULTURE UFPT.
SEE N.C. DEPT. Of AGRICULTURE
N.C. AlKPuBTS CoNFFRfNCE
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS, N.C.
AIRPORT CONVERENCE PLANNED
''■'■^Fc'-AP^nhrl-''' tNFORCEHENT AGENCY
SEE ALCOHCL LAW ENFORCEMENT
'•'sE^^AC^S^iic'fJSSI^^ """"^ °°'«0
"^,itS°„^•;•.?5S0ClATI0N
?i?^H^?^s^s^^^:"i^^;e/°;si5«- —
2ATI0NS
H 2
3/10/83 A
I
H 2
3/11/83 A
S I
3/22/83 A
H 2
3/23/83 A
H 2
3/25/83 A
H 2
b/l'./m B
H 2
6/15/83 a
H 2
9/13/83 A
1 3
H 2
9/15/83 C
H 1
5/13/83 b
I
S 2 7/13/83 A a N
H 1 7/30/83 C I N
H 2 8/05/83 A 1 N
H 3 1/28/83 B
H 2 3/10/83 A 1 N
H 2 11/01/83 A n P N
S 2 3/0<i/83 B I
H ?
1/13/83 A
I
N
0^6
H 2
1/20/83 a
1
04A
H 2
2/12/83 A
5
N
H 2
2/18/83 A
8
N
H 2
2/19/83 A
1
H 2
2/22/83 A
9
S 2
2/22/m A
9
H 2
3/0',/83 A
P
H 2
3/29/83 A
1
H 2
',/19/83 A
5
H !
'i/2'./83 A
7
F
S 2
11/16/83 C
1 P
N
C60
S 2
3/08/83 0
H 2
9/03/83 A
5
N
5 2 12/01/83 A lA N
H 1 10/25/83 B 1 N
H 2 2/05/83 A e N
H 2 3/09/83 a 1 N 0<,6
S ? 6/09/83 C 5 N
L Y / A N
jeers
1/17/S<,
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HATE
C PC L P :>YL
f.hllUP PLANS fIG'ir ON LIQUOR TiX LAh
"•'s.^iL^S^l^^OH^^^rS^.l^fu?!!?^- CFNTtR. bUINt». N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCJMClLIjN
aicohhl pro'^sam^ <;Er , „, ,-
U'lC in r.ET ALCOHOL STUDY FUNDING
» C. ALLIANCE EG" PUPLIC EOUCAlInN
"|Ducl?icf;"?Ai^'KE;'f0 PPUSPERIIY
N.C. AMATEUK G-LF CMAHPim.SHlP
'"V^rrA^I^^i-TfSSriiSlTFIELD 3 .EHIND
TESTING PROGRAM
S
N.C.^AN.-UAL I.ESTIii'-vSjrSr^SJ.r
SEE
SEE
SEE
'l!^'HBJiI^^ls't.^r^^ TESTING .P STUDENTS
W8ITING TEST TG of GIVEN
N.C. ANTI-»LAN NflxORK
"Ln^^L^N T:>n?"il'i'. N.C. KLAN MJ5T DANGEROUS
Jlan LEAUfS HANTS PROSE OP VHUENCE
N.C. ART Si^CIcTY ^
^'Lt^^SiiSSYt'cSCKER^'^iEET IN STATE MUSEuH CaOKBUOKS
N.C. ARTS CUUHCIL
^^L^i^LSI^KilPtitIi^:!R?IS?r^O^°^^^i^lNC,ES
t OUftHA- STUOFNTS OFT SCMOL*R^mIPS
OURMAH ARTS COUNCIL GETS GRANT
tl'iii: SlS^efilSs i5.0nO N.C. ART GRANT
'.",Lr'rT'?cSlTli'fgR ARTS
AN IOeS FOR aURHA" TO PONflER
HE ECONOXY
N.C. ASSEMBLY ON .ilMEN AND THE ECOIUMY
III itIS £SSIr^;^^^1'c^S^I»ENCE .N ..DHEN ..U T
EQUAL P»Y L»« THUGH TASK
N C. ASSQClATtO PRESS NEWS COUNCIL
^"Kri'slSN-ESiTSS^Ps iilfA'o'hr.: COUNCIL PRESIDENT
N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY cOUtATIO.N
"LSh|2 ^gn?^rs nfc'rn°'io positions
^•^•i!!?'JEUi:(crGRi:iriniS2*R.ss^^eirT^NG
"•^hf 5C^i'DiS^S"?nS^Tr2!?a^lIli0N^0P RETAP.DED CITIZENS
SEE Atsn MENTALLY RETARDED
NEi. state program a COMFORT
N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL UORKERS
"EuR*tl:l s8Htt SSSJIr'-INS STATE HONOR
"•'■ t?^8&r[i2\s:sG^E?s§i^i?° '"' '''""'°
N.C. ASSOCIATION oF AOC 10ARDS
SEE ALSO ABC STORES , ,
ill tttS '.'.'crilc'.'n'ijrTf'.lTc.- CONTROL «CARn
^ GROUP PlZnS FIGHT ON ClOyOR T.X LAW
LIQUOR PRICf HIKES MAY FROMPI SUIT
ABC BOARDS PROMOTING LIQUOR S^lES
N.C. ASSOCUTIO.. OF JRTS COUNCILS
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
ARTS COUNCIL KINS AWARD
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK EDUCATOR-:
SEE ALSO BLACKS. N.C.
ill this 5ic*^"issJ!ti7fS5 CF EOJCATORS
SEE ALSO TEaChFPS. N.C.
SO^i^LACK^EnCc VS^S^^OUP M^MBLRS DISCUSSED CONCERNS
HCc'l -it-t i CANDIDATES FOR PRESIOFl.T
?;b*rrc=oi-^,?Y"scS5^L":iErTTiE%«T^'sEn
^P^^?;?s"»A?^Riro^J!s'Juss,nN OF .^^^UFS
BTAPO REFUSES BLACKS' "EauEST TO REScT Me.-T1NU
Slack GtouP spgkesmfn on ag=noa
EL;^Js^^^5'I^l^K'?u?i.i^-,- COUNTY SCHOOLS
TUTORIAL EDIIOMAL •INCpRRECT-
ISrArTiJhuii'^UuCr^ONl So U^^ruTORlNGPROGRAM
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N.C. ASSOCUTIn.N JF PCACK LAWYER?'
SEE ALSn LAHYFRS, fj.C. '"""'"^
croup hants black atiokney geveral
Sheriffs want separate stahda-ios
N.C
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SEE ALSO SCHGHcS, N.C.
CRul/P HONOHt; YEAGEk
"'^^ GtV^s'A'liPa-E''. f°""f'0*'*l- OFFICE PERSONNEL, nuRHAM CHAPTER
OFFICERS Take oath
"•C; *ssnciATinN of fouCators
Hf .'rV-. 2'^2"''' »ssociATioN of -uucAin-s
Ifi alS'S ^'oT.uh^r''' ^S50C'«"3N orcL^ASSRonn teachers
IeI A't^O 'in'^Uc'ilr.V/lT °' "'''' ".JCATORS
jfachfrs oppose repeal "F TFI*/RF ,
TFACHFRS FIGHT TENURE CHANGES
^"•^'^."ECityFS EHuCaTIpS JOB
SS^nl', I'^rn^^I^??'"'^ f^" VOCATIUMAL PLAN
n?^2'^^r'" "aORESS EDUCATORS
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tc'''5k*^"''£ BEGINS EDUCATION =XPER1MFNT<:
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t r TLfJ5f55 ''9°° "< EnuCATIlN
NE^wSLE'Tti^'^SI^ElS^f a'^51^ """-" ^3NCILIaT0RY TACTICS
N.C. TEACHERS ARE FIGHTING SA ARY RIIIF
GOP CANDIDATE SUPPORTS MERIT sJyfSr'-n.C. TFaCHEKS
''•'sEE"Psn*ciPffg^S."'S'^c"''°''" COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO PRIVATE COLLEGES
S"'"I6 SCHOULS SEEK MORE FUNT S
PRIVATE COLLEGES IN N.C. LOBBY FOR TAX DOLLARS
^•C •^ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY BUIilNCSSFS
lU f!-|2 f'LACK-n.vNED BlisiNESS^S
"ItJ^I'^m?.';^??}^'' CONTRACTORS
STATE MINORITY BUSINESS GROUP MEETS THURSDAY
"■''* FnMrAinJi°^.'5£ SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
EDUCATORS ENOOhSE HIGHER SALARIES FOR GOOD TEACHERS
"•'^cpJSSOUATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS
SEE N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WORKERS
"•'• ??u'D"E'^r^E°?s°s%Asro%\\c'r''^ ^
HIST FAMILIES NEEDED
WORKSHOP BOUND
''■^SEE^Cso'TENfllf '^"'"^ PROFESSIONALS TOURNAMENT
NET TOURNEY SCHEDULED FOR HOPF VALLEY
N.C. «rirR'l£Y Ci-IERAL'S OFFICE
COMPASAThF^FAm ; Sf,'',"fl^'=f« JO'iS PROGRAM OPINIONS
ATTORNEY GENERAL ChIOED FOR HInSrING REPUBLICAN
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SEE N.C. BeI^SUOA^,CE FACILITY
N.C. AUABU
"N.c':"«tl;OS NEtfl 19113 NOMINATICIMS
F°VE PEnPLE PBEStNT^O NORTn C«HnLlNA A.ABOS
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N.C. BA'.KtBS ASSnCIATION
SEE ALSa BAMKEBS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKSi N'C.
CHECIT CAPO CHANGES EVEn
BANKEPS MAY SEEK HIGHER CARD FEES
N.C. BAPTIST STATE CnnVENTIQN
HOMEN MINISTERS
N.C. i)AR aSSOCIaI ion
SEE ALSO COliSTS, N'C; , tvcTCM
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE"
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HAP AS50-IATI0N
SEE ALS3 JUDGES. N.C.
"Lc':'SAi"I^Js'TS5EHER nPUNK-T RIVING LEGISLATION
BAR GPOUP BACKS "'(^"T JO DIE
?;S ^EELVrwYF? ^ETT Sc'cH^li^E TO JUDGE JUDGES
BaS says AT?5rnEY took test F:R STUDENT
DURHAM attorney disbarred
LAUYEP D SBARPED BY STATE COUlCIL
ART VANN III SEEKS R E I NS TA T EHr NT
BAR ASSOC AT IPN HONORS SAM ERVIN
FORMER STATE flAR OFFICIAL INDlCTcD
p^^iiELV'::vSi^':Af,;;?^'^cENSER-:TURN
r^l,nl'. UTA ^SSsUilSHo-'/^r^iANN LICENSE
Xto SiR'DELEG°ATlSN"pPOSES RESOLUTION AGAINST CLUB BIAS
DOiFN NF» LAXYERS face L'fE
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LAWYER GUlaEL.NES OK • D
N.C. BAR E«AMINATION ,,,,„mc rc5T5
SEE ALSO LAW SCHOlIL ADM. SS. DNS TESTS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C. , ^
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR "SOCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. aOARJ OF LAW EXAMINERS
NCCU'S GRAOS OF LAW SHINE ^^^„_
ffill Vjr.0lin"i.ti'lll '^MsrnVllre ON BAR FXA.
:'nir.ll ?i^^f;"M:">.R EXA, ,N RECENT YEARS
jy?DliVf3F"o£S^A^''JSEr5;sS BAR EXA-
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NCCU [iw school: MONEY NOT ONLY ISSUE
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N.C. BLACK DEMOCRATIC LEAGERSHIP CAUCUS
III Itsn 'NkT'i0N;L"BL;CK ,., DEPEND ENT POL . T IC AL PARTY
"voter REGISTkAIlJN CONTINUING NONSTOP
ALL. SON HEADS CAUCUS
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's?o'T{"5RGEf CoiS^Nl'T^ J&LeGE'. TO LOOPERATt FOR IMPROVEMENT
"•'sErATsj'N.C^'oEp'f^V PUBLIC MSTRUCTION
SCHOOLS A" E ASKED TJ RETURN MTNEY
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f!:""«J4JlVt fAULT BILL-' CrtA,,r
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^J^Jr^'F'-'"'' "^'i KETUl-N TO TAR
?o,*JI,.^?y'^'''^'"'' PROPOSAL SPAR<
LONCEP SCHOOL YtAD ^XP EO IMCNT',
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t^^'.'^t^"*'^ P^'iFL ENDORSES LOV
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JUOCE rtULEb FOR STATE ON LONG"
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GREFN HANTS TO 13UY CCHPUTFRS =
N.C. HANTS TO UPGRADE MATH IN'
BOARD HESITATES ON lSnGIJAGE P-
^;'-:J°t'^" LOOKS AT TEACHER Gj
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study: half of N.C. STUOENTS 1
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AM EOOCATIO'lAL PLUS
IS'SS''''^ '"E GIVEN EXTENSION 0
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R SCHOOL YEAR
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S COr^OECTABLE
OR SCHOOLS
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RE OOINC LITTLE HOMEWORK
ScSVIl^foLil^? CERTIFICATION
N.C. BOaSU of ELECTllNS
III a\S'o' EL'l?froS°fA:s' '°"° "' elections
BILL ScFkS PfttMARtES FINANCFQ fv PioriPC
N.C. ELECTIONS DIRECTOR RE V I E J I NG SO] f ■; r a ;c
^nVJf" 'S TOLD TO CLEAN UP V3 TE RECORDS
VOTER RFGISTRATIJN S T a TT ST IC S DEL A YED
SS^X?'!"- flLACKS, DEMOCRATS °'^'-"^"
aOLTON ELECTION PROBE COMPLETE, RESULTS urTHHFin
Sm^Hr'^b"'^ HEARING ON BOLTON A?C VOTE """"fLD
2Bt'rB,?f?,';'S'^i"^'-'T'"L CONTRISL/TIONS
r?,'uk?!'^'^'l'" °" BOLTON REFEIENDUM
r'uZRli S i^-?41-If'& ON GONTRHUTIONS
iit ??ir?f^'"J''"T RULING ON AT LIMIT5
fBl ELECTION TAMPERING CARRIES 'COLCOR- TOO FAR
N.C. BOARD OF LAW EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
MORE ARE FAILING M.C. BAR EXAI In RECENT YEARS
N.C. BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
"!.?k5? "EDICAL EXAMINER
MACDONALD HAY LOSE HIS LICENSE
N.C. BOARD OF NURSING
Hi A'tlS tliSsE^"" "'"
STATE MOUSE COMMITTEE ENDORSES WINERIFS Hill
ACT NURSING PROGRAM GETS ACCREDITATION
N.C. BOARD OF OPTICIANS
see ALSO OPTIC uns
DTI OPIICIANRY BATS 96 PERCENT
N.C. BOARD OF PAROLE
III i!;UE"°^^ COMMISSION
N.C. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION
III A'tIS ?R5;SP°^R'f;T?SN""^"°"*''°'^
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HIGHHAY CONTRACTS APPROVED
':*9 JClyTE IN ORANGE APPEARS TO BE SET
.*2^'= = ni 9< '-'•'' IN ORANGE
NEa BRIDGE OVER BOCUE APPRJVET
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SEE ALSO BOTANY
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SEE ALSO Gardening, n.c.
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9/19/83 a
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11/03/83 P
11/04/83 A
11/24/83 A
12/08/83 A
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10/20/83 A
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12/15/83 A
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8/26/83 A
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N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. A GH I NI ST« AT ION
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SiLLIAMS TO ASSIST NCCU Vl Cc HA'iCELLOk
"ecu NAMES GRANTS C00RDTNAT3R
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N.C. CEriTRAL UMV.. ATHLETIC OIJfGTJa
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SP-?T', ,,,,,
NCCU TRUSTEES VOTE TO CONTINU: ATHLETICS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. BANDS
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12/07/83 A 14
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2/27/83
4/06/83
5/01/83
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10/20/83
11/10/83
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9/28/83 C
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4/22/83
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NCCU ASSir.us STIIOENT TEACHERS
H.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF L»«
JpI ^'■|S ;!-r" *5snciAriaN of black lawvers
SEE ALSO N.C. 3AR EXAMINATInN
N.C. COURT JUSTICE SPEAKER AT liCCll
NCCII'S CRAUS OF LAW SHIME
TnCIC SATURDAY IS HOSPITAL LAV
il 9.i.l^ '"^'^^ GRAOS PASS JULY BAR EXAM
MAJORITY PASS BAR EXAM
NCCU PLANS INVESTIGATION OF BAR FAILURES
NCCU LAH SCHOOL: MONEY NOT ONLY ISSUE
NCCU LAH SUIOFNTS' PROBLEMS
MAKKHAH RESIGNS JOB AT NCCU
MAYOR OUITS NCCU POST AS PROTEST
ONE GROUP STICKS BY MAYOR
Sftli^? ;0UM!1FnuN0E0" BY HARKHAM'S CHARGES
MARKHAH'S l.ORns SURPRISE SPAULDING
MAYOR OVERREACTED TO JACKSON S PEECH
"•'■• fl?.!'*'t„V'""'' SCHOOL OF LAW LIBRARY
NCCU LIBRARY STAFF USES PARTY FUNDS FOR GIFTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LIBRAIY SCIENCE
tlB%"*'S}'MVI?Y'Bf?K%D"°'°" " '•'• "'"''' UNIVERSITY
N°!c':i iJS^a^^^Ec'^VS^'s-GSifi?"'^ *'^ RELATIONSHIP
PROF To\%ea1;'-°"^""'^ °'' '""^O"
NCCU HOLDING LIBRARY FVEnT
LIBRARIAN'S PAPERS GIVEN TO NCCU
NCCU SCHOOL WILL HELP PUT ON FORUMS
N.C.L IBRARIES TO GET HFLP WITH FORUMS
STATt LIBRARY IS PROGRAM SPONSOR
NCCU GETS VIOEO TERMINAL AS GIFT
"•^^ ^I^'S";. '^'Jiy- SCHOOL OF LIBRAiY SCIENCE, OEAN
2?;oSVi^*^^^,Pff\?^ NCCU SCHOOL OF LIBKASrsCIENCE
SSXz'e*^ llSnSi^^^J WEDNESDAY FOR PHINAZEE
ACTING DEAN IS SELECTED AT CENTRAL
•'•'^J^fENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSHG
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF NURSING
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS
SEE ALSO BOWLING
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ATILFTIC 01
NCCU HOPES TO MAKE HONEY FROM JOGGING
NCCU MAKING SPORTS 'VIAeLE'
"5Sy TRUSTEES VOTE TO CONTINUE ATHLETICS
STRENGTHENING ATHLETICS WILL =1 E STUDIED AT NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPURTS, BASKETBALL
lf?MI 5*"* "ICTORY ON LATE C0HE3ACK
EAGLES RALLY PAST SMITH
EAGLES FALL
EAGLES FALL
MURPHY'S HOOK LIFTS EAGLES
MURPHY'S SHOT WINS FOR NCCU
SHAW STOPS EAGLES, 89-81
SHAW 69, CENTRAL 81
^!?9iN'« STATE NIPS CENTRAL
aiNION DOMINATES BOARDS
FAYETTEVILLE 105, NCCU 1 Qi,
EAGLES EDGE RAMS
BTNION ON THE RFBOUND: N.C, C=NTRAL PtAVPR HTT^ Tw
FjrrfJ^IjM^^LIK'O'^SLIFTEAGLES OVER J5ms"'i01M
EAGLES WINl BINION HONORED
ST. AUG'S 104, NCCU e<.
S:'-S,£'''TRAL CLAIMS WIN IN C lA A PLAY
HAMPTON ELIMINATES EAGLES
BETTER BALANCE TO LIFT EAGLES?
N-C, CENTRAL LOSES BASKETBALL OPENER
f,^r'"*Jt '""'NG TO RECONSTRUCT OLD TRADITIC
N.C. CENTRAL MOVES INTO BULL : I TV FINAL
EAGLE FLIES IN FOR A BASKET
CENTRAL COMEBACK BIO FAILS
t AijL tS FALL
NCCU 76. ELIZ. CITY !<,
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBAL'
Twu EAGLES IN DRAFT
guPREE SIGNS WITH BRONCOS
FORMER NCCU COACH STEVENS DIES
J- *• S'EVENS. FORMER NCCU CRI
ftS';.^5;,''CI"T'< LONE DRAWBACK T3
LIVINGSTONE NO STEPPING STDN^
FLY WITH THE EAGLES ON SATUR^A
UNC, OUKE FAVOREO IN ROAD OPE'I
c5?I|-Sf '■f'^ E't^LFS' COMEBACK
""LON LEADS CENTRAL IN OPEN"
EJuLES GREEN, BRUHN SINGLED OJ
CENTRAL EYES SECOND WIN VS. P
5';£;=^?''I''"- planks Virginia s
CENTRAL RANKED IITH IN NAIA F3
L«TTIHORE: RAMS ANOTHER ON LIS
RAMS RALLY, DOWN CENTRAL
kS'^S l"*i NO PLAY FOR EAGLES,
FRAYLDN'S LATE TO RALLIES EAG
FRAYLDN'S LATE TO GIVES EAGLES
CENTRAL AWAITS FAYETTEVILLE
NCCU UPS MARK TO 4-1 WITH WIN
FRAYLON POLISHES HIS ACT
TWO EAGLES GET HONORS
ff!!!I2i'-"N2''^^'-'* MEETING WON'T
CENTRAL ROUTS NORFOLK, 47-6
|*i;LES EXPLODE IN 1ST HALF
S2llcX CLARK DYNAMIC DUO OF kz
?f^JI?.";J;, 'ANTRAL RENEWS ELI
|;CLES' BRICKHOUSE DEFENSE S Ty
EAGLE DEFENSE DOMINATES IN WIN
HOMECOMING Game ends FESTIVE S
HOMECOMING GAMES FEATURFO AT 3
NEVER ANY DOUBT: NCCU 3S , BOwI
l^^t^^T^?"^^ " «-0 VICTORY
CHARLOTTE HOMECOMING INSPIRES
^:f,%S^Il'^'"L> 33-14i EAGlFS R1
EAGLES Explode past golden bul
LATTIMORE, NCCU INTEND TO AVEN
CENTRAL, ACT FRITTER LOST OPPl
GENEROSITY COSTLY TO OLD PIVA.
THE BOOKS — AND BOARDS
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'83 EDITION OF STURDY PROGRAM
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TATE, 14-D
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PIRATES
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WIN
OVER 9R0NC0S
COUNT IN STANDINGS
CEIVINC
2A8ETH CITY RIVALRY
HIES ELWABFTH city, 14-0
AT ELUAPtTH CITY
CH5DULE AT NCCU
UKE, CENTRAL
E 0
GROUP JF EAGLES AGAINST SMITH
PE BULLS ON PERRY'S TD RETURN
OF LOSS TO ALT
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H 2 9/21/03 A
H 2 10/20/83 3
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H 2
H 2
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H 2
H 2
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2
2
7
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3/19/13
3/24/83
4/24/83
8/24/B3
S/24/B3
9/11/83
9/2a/e3
lO/Oa/83
10/26/83
10/27/33
10/27/83
10/27/83
10/28/33
10/30/83
1 N COS
4 L
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N W24
N K90
N S51
N S51
N K90
N
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2
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2
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2
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S ?
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1/23/83
3/03/fl3
3/03/83
4/03/83
4/07/B3
4/17/83
4/17/83
5/1 I/B3
7/29/83
3/03/83
3/06/83
12/25/83
3
13
1 n
N
N W24
N
H 2 9/19/R3 B
S 2 9/19/83 A
S 2 9/22/83 A
H 2 12/07/83 B
5 2 4/06/83 A 7 N
S 2 6/16/83 CI N M23
H 2 11/17/83 B 1 N W24
S 2 11/17/83 A 12 N C05
M 2 1/07/83 C
2 N
S 2 1/07/83 B
3 N
S 2 1/13/63 B
2 N
S 2 1/ 7/83 D
7 N
H 2 1/ 8/83 S
4 N
S 2 1/ 8/83 B
3 N
H 2 1/23/63 B
5 N
5 2 l/24/fl3 0
5 P P 737
H 2 1/28/83 C
2 P N
S 2 1/28/83 0
1 P N P55
H 2 1/30/83 B
5 N
S 2 2/07/83 0
6 N
H 2 2/11/63 C
1 P U M71
H 2 2/14/83 B
3 N
S 2 2/14/83 0
4 N
H 2 2/16/83 C
3 N
H 2 2/24/83 0
2 N
H 2 2/25/83 C
2 N
S 2 11/18/63 0
5 P F P55
H 2 11/20/83 B
8 N
H 2 11/23/83 0
6 F
H 2 12/03/63 B
4 N
H 2 12/04/63 B
3 P P F70
S 2 12/05/83 0
4 N
S 2 12/06/83 B
2 N
H 2 12/06/83 0
1 N
S 2 4/27/83 B
2 P N
S 2 5/16/63 D
8 N
S 2 8/05/83 A
1 P 0
H 2 3/06/63 B
7 P 0
H 2 6/26/63 G
8 P N
H 2 9/02/83 C
1 P N
H 2 9/02/83 C
B P A
S 2 9/02/83 D
1 N F25
H 2 9/04/83 11
1 P N
S 2 9/05/83 B
5 P N
H 2 9/06/83 B
3 N
H 2 9/08/83 D
1 N
H 2 9/11/83 C
4 N
H 2 9/15/83 0
2 N
H 2 9/16/83 C
2 N
H 2 9/18/83 C
5 N
H 2 9/23/83 C
I N
H 2 9/25/83 6
4 P N
S 2 9/26/93 0
4 P N
H 2 9/29/83 0
4 N
S 2 10/03/83 0
5 P N
i 2 10/04/83 0
? 0 F
5 2 10/04/83 n
3 N
1 2 10/05/83 0
4 P N
H 2 10/09/83 C 1 1 P N
2 10/10/83 0
5 P N
2 10/13/83 D
4 P N
2 10/19/83 C
? N
2 10/23/83 C
1 N
2 10/24/83 0
4 N
2 10/27/83 0
1 0 N
2 10/29/83 0
1 N C52
2 10/30/83 C
1 P N
2 10/31/83 0
6 P N
2 11/03/83 0
4 N
2 11/06/83 C
1 N
2 1 1/07/63 0
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2 11/09/83 C
3 N
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S?M?E^'-R^^niF'c'ij'5?L? AS CENPAL, .r,„ES T,=
F«AyL':n, 3 EAGLES HauOMO
CTACri SHASES 2L1HF EOS NCCU-ACT Tic „,„,.,,Tt
i:aTTI"ORE UlKES EAGLES' SEASON, FUTIME PKQSPECTS
"•'■-SEE^ESLlJ'-e'KER'LfREBJlL'-PALSY . N13 CrflPPlFU CMlLOPEN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
'*-^- SfsfLShS^'f^r, '.T''dU. RLTSSO- COUKT
N.C. CHSISTIAN ACIIUM LEIGUE
SEE CHRISTIAN ACTION LEAGUE
"•'• Vullil'i l^nh^fO, RFSTITUTION
N.C. CITIZENS FJP BUSINESS AMD lHOJSTttY
III tn^ Jii^is'n^^^'o^iLOP.ENT. N.C.
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK HELD BETTER
'•'sEi^AikoiSlplfy^Clia^LlBERTIfS n.,n.
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1/17/8',
r.Rnup CPITICWES ORUNK npivlNS law
PART OF BILL CALLED UNCONS TI TJ T I ONAL
ACLU LEADER SAYS RULING HAY H': M «0S
aCLU challenges GAG ORDER
RE EXECUTIONS
N.C. CL
SEE
OSEO JUNI3R5 TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
N.C. JUNIOR CLOSED TENNIS TOURNAMENT
N.C. COALITION AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO ANTI-OEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
5FE ALSn DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
"EEiT^"pE5't'T;'^nh Redoubling efforts
.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
PANEL OKS COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL ,,„,,t
Senate REVIVES bill on political contributions
COMMITTEE APPROVES REVISED BILL ON LANDFILLS
l:tTloli:ll'iul'iViWlCT. P.LKEY SAYS
N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES CTMMISSION
SEE ALSO COASTAL "EVELOPMENT , N. C .
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
N.C. COLLEGE
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.
N.C. COLLEGIATE SUMMER BASEBALL LEAGUE
AREA SUMMER LEAGUE FOLDS
N.C. COMPETENCY TEST COMMISSION
•^SEE ALSO N.C. ANNUAL TESTING COMMISSION
"!o5^pl?EN^^?TElTjfANGE^"7S'SrSIoP"'
ig5di!SS.%iSk'!0l?lJi^E|l^if TEST REVISIONS
PANEL DISCUSSES TEST MODIFICATIONS
N.C. COMPUTER COMMISSION
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
^^!n5t5?ES-F!5„'rA?^"sTlTE PLAN -OULO HELP IB.
'••^sEl°;^?E^'iS??R^^^V5Es ^ „
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CONGRE SS lONAL CLUB
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
COBEY SEEKS GOD'S WILL FOR SE'VICE
N.C. CONSERVATION COUNCIL
SEE CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF N.C.
"•'sEnc'Ii'^IJinNATORIAL SUCCESSION
SEE ALSO N.C, GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO VETO POWER „„„ ,
S;;l'Ll;'SJ^E»-!kb tl'd ^"n^S^CItTING powers today
GOVERNOR-S TERM VOTE IS PCANN.D
K:bi'jE^t^^AT8rs^cS^?!SFf il^JR^S^U OF PO.FKS
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS ME AS URE PR A I SEO
\n.il1VurolT.Jr^ jfLL"^i^<f§SiTE a pu.ch
^rA?rfE^Al*E'c°oSriS:5El°rGiLi;,G lottery, elections
PLAIN-LANGUAGE PLAN MAKE 5 GOO) SEN jF
STATE EDUCATION PROPOSAL SPARCS CLASH cn.i.-.TIniu
PANEL KILLS MOVE TO ELECT STATE 30ARD OF EDUCATION
ciSlRNSTORIAL TERMS «"E "/'QV? . 5 f "S/ ,"
HUNT WON'T APPEAL S TR A IGHT-T IC K i: T RULING
's?«ynR"?'A'Y?''HE'LL''RESUME SUCIESSION BATTLE IN lie-
r?siFTy"Ti^,r?Si?%i?s,??EarDiJ?s?,^i!'2sajTiEs gets ok
"•'■• ^S^^rASINc'sALEsS.. AN UNSAVORY PALLIATIVE
N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO PKISn-lERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
INSIDE LOOK AT ZANY SEMINARS
''•'sFl°iirsi^iTl8;;yrc"^5NCIL of CH.RCHFS
^^IhS^^S SSSbSs'?'L^5'N'tog|Y^;:^"'T;|?ICS for general ASSEMBLY
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N.c. cnu^ciL Lif 'JTArf
ySZ?*'- COMPUTES OPPOSED
DfHOCBATS CONCERNEO AFiOur FUfO S
N.C. COUMCIL ON AGING
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF ACINC
''•'■;ci°yf'9^'-..9" '"E HOLOCAUST
SEE ALSO "THE HOLOCAUST"
N.C. CUUNCIL CITES 04NGERS Of dIGOIRr
N.C. COUNCIL UN TMf STATUS OF HUMERI
"1^,^49 "OMEN, LEGAL STATUS
N.C. COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
?m,jT'"'Tf;^i't".^?i""^ HEARING ABIUT FIRM
C'^ ; IShfii '.t1".i -T °?^PE^'^l%*^lU?.
COURT DANS USE OF HYPNOSIS TA^ES
LAWYER SUSPENDEO FOR HO DAYS
INSURANCE RULING IS OVERTURNET
rnnpl- '«,'-, ,r°?£Sf? '■' '■""'^ ROnaERY FASE
^is^T^^^siN^rst^^i^^irs'' a"-'"^'"'^^
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SEE ALSO CRIMINAL CODE, N.C.
PROPOSAL ON VERDICT DRAWS SPLIT
PROPOSED VERDICT GETS mxEOR' VIE WS
N.C
N.C
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SEE''Sfso''cRDP5""" "SPORTING '.ERVICE
SEE ALSO L IVESTOCK
SURVEY: N.C. FARMERS TO REDUCE CROPS
N.C. FLue-CURED TOBACCO PRODUC T ION EXPECTED TO OKOP 11%
"•'•jFc'rlS^rf ■^'?"^'S FOUNDATION
SEE CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION
N.C. DAIRY PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMFRS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
DAIRIES ARE CRACKING DOWN ON PILFERING OF MILK CRATES
'•'sE^'rcto'^DUf'^" "'= """"'■<
ARTS CUUNCIL ANNOUNCES TOTAL 3F i2Z,S00 IN AREA GRANTS
N.C. DANCE SHOWCASE
SEE ALSO DANCE
N.C. DANCE SHOWCASED
IN The SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S Nirm irurc
?i;s"H*?Er'iiiNc"rs?ti?^fg fV-'^- "'^"^"-^-^
N.C. DANCE THEATRE
SEE ALSO DANCE
N.C. OA^/CF Theater shows off T ts osMrr cfi,
N.C. DANCE THEATER PRilSEO IN N.Y DEfluT '•'■
N.C. DANCE GROUP OPENS -83 SE« snV DEBUT
N.C. DANCE THEATER L I JeS UP ^f 5 '??S REPUTATION
N.C. DEBUTANTE BALL
SfE ALSO DEBUTANTES
."2?!" CAROLINA DEBUTANTES 4NN3UNCFD
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rTS^lN^^bRS^NG^HOME RESTRAINTS
?,f'pI5mit'f"Sr'fir" to store coo.lt
scheoSleJ foS oisaovantageo children
RROR rate OCWN in N.C.
to repay state
move opposed
OFFERED
WILL LOSE 35 BEOS
PPFAL OVER CLAIMS FIJES
" TOLO TO ADMIT YOUNG PEOPLE
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N C OEPT. OF HUMAN « ESOORC ES . 01 v! S 1 ON OF YOuTh SERVICES
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES
, „.:oT nc ^,H^1 RESOURCES, SOLl 0 ANO HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISION
"•■^SEf AL's-°HAyi:R0OUs"2s?l'?iEAMi--NT. N.C.
linVci'^.'llW^VM iSSc IS R=.UESTE0
N.C. OEPT. UF INSURANCE
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1/17/8',
LONG S£PkS top rrjSUftAMCf POST
LONG WILL SEtK INSURANCF POST
N.C. ClEPT. Uf l:,SuB4llGf, EMPLOYtrs
INGaA'l ChakGES legislator rlA««SSUIC ri I S liFPlftTMFNT
INSORANCe OFFICIALS ABUSING A PRIVILEGE
N.r. OFPT. OF JUSIICE
SEE N.C. JUDICIAL OEPT.
N.C. DFPT. OF LA1JB
OI)«H«H HtM GET LAnOK JOT'S
2 OUkMAH HEN GET TOP LAEJOR JQiS
'.'. FIBHS KtCEIVF J03 SAFETY AriAROS
WISEMAN TO BUN
TAR HEELS KEMINriED Of TWIN LAlOR PICTURE
N.C. OEPT. JF LA10R, ELECTIONS
SENATOR rn sefk lapor post
LABOR POST PEGOf-ES AT LEAST 3-WAy RACE
FORSYTH HAN TO RUN FOR LABOR =05T
N.C. OEPT. OF LaHOO, MINE ANO OUARl Y DIVISION
MINE, QUARRY oIvISION OFF I C I *L NAMEO
N.C. OEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
''•'•;cc^^,';n"'run*J'J"u': "ESOURCES ANI GOMMUNIIY OrvELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GKOwTm MANAGEMENT PLAN>IING
SEE ALSO LAND USE
TOWN MGR. POINTS FINGfR AT AUTHORIIV
CARRBOHO RECEIVES DEVELOPMENT GRANT
CARPbORn ALOERMFN OK PLAN TO iPPLY FOB GRANT
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GRANT HELPS GUARDIANS UF STREAMS
AUDITOR'S GFflCF SAYS lft.5 MILLION MISSPENT IN N.f
tPOSION, ALGAE GROWTH BIGGEST iATER HRFATS
f?^;^",J^' JOt GRIMSLEY TO Lt^AVE POST
STATE OFFIlIAL BESIGNS to DIRrCT fAMPAlGN
STATE IS RETUFSIEO TO RFPAY I? . I MILLION
MAIN POLLUTANT IS -PLAIN DIRT,' GPIHSLEY SAYS
N.C. OEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH
SEE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES OIVISUN
N.C. OEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO EOOCATION
SEE '^5^'' ''•<^- iiaARa OF CDUCATTO-I
c'J?i'^c'!i3oL'PoR'f>p'o"u}s' ?;fSo'^ "''"'""'
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REPUBLICAN TJ SEEK SUP EB IN TENT ENT • S POST
PATTERSON TO DISCUSS QUALITY
"•'■• 'iWri in r^'r^."- INSTRUCTION, ^UPFRINIfNOENT
STATE EDUCATION PROPOSAL SPAR<S CLASH
N.C. OEPT. OF BEVFNUF
til iii^ i':iv,"«ui'jr' '''"''
"IS,'-t" HiLPS STATE COLLECT SIUO£NT LOANS
;S«f JHJN »i50,000 COLLfCTEO IN P AS T DUF STUDEN T LOANS
CONGRFSS CAN TAKE CUE FROM SUt C F S S IN 5 TA Tf LUAN^
N.C. REVENUE COLLECTIONS RISE
N.C. OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
Iff f!-|S S"!!"'*' COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SEBVICFS
III ii\°o °iTn:i ^fTIc'e'sTn^-c?' '"'"' '""'"'
SEE ALSO WELFARF REFORM
STATE HAS TIME SUGGESTIONS FU' CHEESE. PIlTTFk PRnrBiM
COMPENSATION BEING SENT FOR LI TF A 1 0 PROC cIs?NG
COUBT UPHOLDS FINES ON N.C. H'JLFABE UNITS
N.C. OFPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
\cl t^fn '!•'?• 5P""^ C)F TRANSPOHTATION
HI lllo "Hi^^U-.l^'^nj^^oI,''""' '"-""^^N' "KOG.AM
SEE ALSO US 5111
HARD HATS' COUJRS WILL BE CHAVUED
1-40 PAVING MAY IIFGIN IN \ 1l>b
COUNCIL BACKS GRANT FOR RDu
COMPUTtB INSTALLATION HANDICAPS IFFICFRS
Vi^y-^Js^^r-^'BRSJi^E^^-^iTlo^R^liJlR-"-""^"""" "^"
IIJI^ AGRFES TO HFAIING ON I-', 0 ROuTF
TFt?^;»trJ;^;f S^'^i'^ifcs inspf:t railroad ru.ite
IjST BAILROAO RIUF 'SMOOTH AS VELVET'
SS^\fOUIPMENT WILL UE ON DISPLAY '
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ASSOCIATION GETS iBi'i.OOO FOR l-,0 LAND
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ALAMANCE BOARD OKS PAVING LIST
aiKF PATHS GAIN SUPPORT IN DuTHAM
FN?r5JcJI '\'}''Hk"'"' ■MARKED HPPOVEMENT
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HELP FOB fKPRFSSWAY SOUGHT
AIRPuRT RECEIVES WINDFALL
lU tHR "'5""" CUNSTRUCTION, TOSTS
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGHWAY FUND
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LEGISL4lO.<i 3fLJ» CUTTlNi ,;0A1 ClN STS UCT lOM BUDGET
N.r. OfiT. OF TKEASUSY , ^
SEE N.c. OEcr. r.F revenue
S.C. DliTBICT Ei'.T UF CIVITA'I
SFE ALSl C IVlTAN CLUe
ClVlTA-lS ELECT nuHMAM MAN
bItTEN gets ClVlTAN POST
N.C, OWrSIOM OF AGING
111 Atsn oSiE""'uNIV. institute FIK LEARNING IN SETIREHFNT
5"cA^bPo.ll^'?S//.I{"'QFFICES CHAMPION FIGHTS QF ELDERLY
"'•^sE?'A'^ii"Hi?u;^"i^i^E«%'2T7i^'=5::D of ..c.
SFE ALSO N.C HISTORY
SEE JlSO nIc. HISTORICAL COMMISSION
CASWELL COURTHOUSE ^ILL FILED
EFLANO-ChEEKS to open AUG. 31
CITY AWAITS TOXIC HASTE STUDY
MOBILE LAB HELPS IDENTIFY THM
3?F^!HAtt%A?^^R\iR°'::IlH\^S5'8EL'2?^?e.CTERIA INVESTIGATION
"•'sEi'i^I^l^HEJtTH^I^Jvl^miSisnN
ir^i^?ix^iES'^^irAi!-^c[ii^^"s?2;ssi"jJcoN,AM,N.noN
r^.'-RllNsfATErsSlLtMSHlNG .AN IN SOME COASTAL AREAS
VESSEL TO MOVE OYSTERS
'.ll^'lilUiinl'tho THREAt n N C. FISHING
JirroS-I^R^^J^?iU"ES5EN«!A^°fEy'N.C. LICENSES
N r nrvlSIOh OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE ,„,..r
pioilcT SEEKS CUTS IN HEALTHCARE COSTS
N.C. DIVISION Of MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO "tNTAL HEALTH
MENIAL HEALTH LEADER HONORED
N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION
m fttS l^i^TSi'^ESicMSTICKERS
S^SrJ^^Sw'tSu^rT^TS ^0?lcl'^luNTA,N SKYLINE
GETTING NE, DRIVER'S LICENSE IS AN ORDEAL
NORIHERNER'S PERSPECTIVE..
MCE
THE FUSS OVER LICENSE TESTS
RENEWING A DRIVER'S LICENSE;
PUBLIC SERVANTS INEFFICIENT
i^^iSiR'S^lfpREckosl'SS-IvER-LI CENSE RENEWAL
IT'S NOT EASY TO GET NEW DRIVER'S LICENSE
CONGESTION. CHAOS REDUCED AT TRWER'S LICENSE OFF
r^^!sr2??5E"ANE'i"?"YfyS'EFFECT OF COMPUTERS ON PU6LIC
GOvERNi£i.T-OWNE0 TkUCKS TO FACE FINES FOR WEIGHT
N C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLESi EMPLOYEES
"oSllLf ^i^Jf/sr^BKR^ru SSSaE'^PLACE to register
N.C. DIVISION OF PRISONS ^ ^^.,-,..
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF CORRECTHH
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
POISON OFFICIAL IS FIRED
^??S0N'Sr^^?Tui'c0ES ON TRIAL
DIETITIAN FOR STATE PRISONS FI P.EO
N.C. DIVISION OF PURCHASE AND CONTRACT
"'wAi^E^'cOUN'T-Y-HSfp^rAL SYSTEM IGNORED STATE LAW. PAPER SAYS
D. A. WANii PURCHASING LAW
N.C. DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO ADOLF iCENCE ,. ,
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. STATE ' i>""S: %„ , ^ ■ .
Ill ALSO N.C. OfPT. OF HUMAN HESOURCeS
* TRAINING SCHOOLS TO OE EVALUAIEU
N.C. DRIVER t TRAFFIC SAFETY EOuCAlinN ASSOCIATION
CONFERENCE SET IN BURLINGTON
N.C. DRUG TASK FTRCE
SFE ALSO DRUGS .
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING;
BILL AIDS DRUG FIGHTERS
N.C. EGG CHOKING CONTEST
"hfSe-S egg-citing CONTEST NEWS
M r FMPIUYMENT S=CURITY COMMISjIOJ
SEE EMPLOYmFnT SECURITY COMMISSION
N.C. E'.tRGY OtVELOPMrNT "UTHnRIIY
I NAMED TO ENERGY AUTHORITY
''•'sFr'l!/?8'N'c"hl3??!cN''o^'E"l3''nE"N^.L MANAGEMENT
"!oiMi?s?ON"AOOPT5 Sfw STANDARIS FOR COAL-'IURN I NG PLANTS
STATE JFFILIAL BACKS RESERVOH
MCoRIOE SUPPORTS RE5E0V1MR
CANE CREEK UK BECOMMENDFD
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EPISCOPAL DIOCESE TO InSTSlL -ISHOP
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EPISCOPALIANS BACK NUCLEAR ARH S FRFF/F
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N.C. EUGENICS BJARD
lTin'\,'?.liVo l"n,V,\rit\oT STERILIZATION
WOMAN LOSES SUIT OVER STER IL K' A T I ON
N.C. FARM auPEAU
sit AtsO P^ERs'T'c': '''^■^"'■^J"'- "TENSInr, OFFICE
SEE ALSO ri.C. AGRICULTUilE EXTENSIOj SFHurrF
FARM EUBEAU V0TF5 AG A I NS T LEAF CHANGE 5
000- FEAREO FOR LEAF PROGRAM '-"*'«'itS
FARM PUREAU rfRONG
Ei5'',?LI"E*u PICKETEO FOR OPPO' ITION TO Bill
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HELMS SAYS .ROUP PROBABLY WENT TOO FAR ON ADS
N.C. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
AUTO INSURANCE DISCOUNTS SPARS reOie.i DISPUTE
N.C. FARMERS MARKET
Iff JMS 29S"I'^?'' f««"'ERS MARKET
SEE ALSO FARHfRS MARKETS
FARMERS MARKET OPENS
N.C. FOLK ThEATRF
SEE ALSO FOLK ART
SEE ALSO THEATERS. N.C.
rv^y sp!iTL!r^^?r?HV?^LiEK-is'^;shL*;?2f; '^' '""'^^'^
FOLK THEATRE CASTS CELTIC SPELL
N.C. FORFICn LANGUAGE CENTER
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE ALSO LinRARIES, N.C.
THIS LIBRARY HAS ALL THE PUPUL AR WORKS
K-C. fnua-A BASEBALL TOURNEY
RICHMOND COUI.TY :iNS ^-J CROwi "
N.C. FOUB-A BASKETBALL TOURNEY
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WIKFS ENTERTAIN KNIGHTS TONIGIT
N;,fO;SYTH SHUTS OOHN KNIGH S. 17-0
N.C. GAS CHAMBER
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N.C. GENFRA
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3/0?/n3 A
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3/09/83 A
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10/0^/83 B
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11/17/83 C
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12/01/83 B
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12/03/83 a
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1/22/83 A
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1/27/83 A
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1/27/83 A
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1/28/83 A
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1/28/83 B
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1/28/83 A
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1/29/83 B
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1/30/83 C
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1/31/83 A
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1/1 1/83 A
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1/19/83 C
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2/2S/83
2/27/83
4/11/R3
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11/29/83
12/07/83
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5/25/83 C 2 N
4/11/83 6 4 N
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11/09/83
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LEGISLATIVE SESSION SAW COMPLEX ISSUES
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SEE ALSO N.C, BunCFT
L«WING SAYS LEGISLATURE COULD AOJOURN IN APRIL
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M 2 6/23/83 A 15 N
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"nt MILLION SOUGHT FOR UNC PKljECTS
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N.C. HOUSE APPROVES HIKE IN TAKEj
[?S,'sl''aT;r'I '.llhT'oH 2lN0FALL.FVF.UE PROPOSALS
Souse. SENATE differ on how ti raise funos
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1/06/ei A
l/0<)/fl3 A
1/10/13 A
1/ll/Bi A
l/ll/fl3 A
1/12/R3 A
1/12/P3 C
l/l<./n3 A
1/1'./P3 A
l/lf./B3 A
l/l»i/a3 4
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1/II1/S3 A
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1/I'i/B3 A
1/19/P3 A
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l/l<>/03 A
1/19/B3 A
l/2n/fl3 A
1/20/B3 4
l/20/a3 A
1/21/83 e
1/23/B3 C
l/2';/93 11
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1/2T/B3 A
l/2a/B3 U
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2/05/113 A
2/08/B3 A
2/0B/B3 A
2/05/fl3 »
2/12/B3 A
2/n/fl3 A
2/l'i/B3 A
2/lt>/B3 A
2/1T/83 A
2/1T/B3 A
2/l''/B3 A
2/22/n3 A
2/23/B3 A
2/2A/B3 B
2/25/B3 A
2/26/83 C
2/26/83 A 1
3/01/83 A 1
3/18/R3 A
3/30/83 A
3/11/83 A
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5/12/B3 A
5/12/B3 A
5/13/83 A
5/13/83 8
5/13/83 A
5/l'./B3 A
5/15/83 C
5/16/B3 A
5/17/83 A
5/18/83 C
5/20/83 C
5/26/B3 A
5/27/fl3 A
5/27/83 H
5/31/83 A
6/01/83 A
6/ni/B3 A
6/06/83 A
6/06/83 B
6/07/B3 A
6/08/83 A
6/0fl/83 A
6/08/83 B
6/08/B3 A
6/09/83 A
6/09/83 A
6/09/83 A
6/10/83 A
6/10/83 e
6/10/83 A
6/11/B3 A
6/12/83 A
6/13/83 A
6/13/83 A
6/l'./B3 A
6/15/83 A
6/16/83 A
6/16/B3 A
6/17/83 A
6/17/83 A
6/20/83 A
6/21/83 A
6/21/83 A
6/21/B3 A
6/22/83 A
6/22/83 a
6/22/83 A
6/23/83 A
6/2'./e3 A
6/2A/83 A
6/25/83 A
6/2fl/B3 A
6/28/85 A
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LEGISLATORS OUT OF LINE
TA«PAY£R'S FAITH SHAKEN
= SnnT',JI'^?-^ SCHOOLS BY SURPUSf
f?Mnn!°?,5.,SJY SPENDING RULES STIFLE THEM
N.C. GFNEKAL ASSEMBLY, CHAPLAIN
PRAY, OONT PAY FOR HELP
EDUCATION OFFICIAL PROMISES C:OP£RATinN
""•t:- GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CLOSING
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AUJOJRNMENT
Af?A'-,o'^^^?2tJ; tOMMITTEES AND SUBCOMM I TT EF S
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N.C. GENERAL
SEE
SPE. -
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N.C. NATIONAL GUARD URGED TO TIGHTEN RESTRICTIONS
'•'• ^ll[ im^;: ^^^r^l^^^tlr^on-lh^'lk^l^^ SESSION OPENS
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N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, N.C." GC-NERA? ASS; M9L Y
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, EMPLOYEES
"|.JtS!?.N.C., STATE EMPlSJeES
?^^^t5^K?%?it^5fro^^rL^N^5lE^E"2!)L^;C%^'"'^°'^"
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HISTORY
LAWMAKERS FIRST MET IN 1840
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SENAT
H;f,%S'^'^li,J°?S'l NEy RiaES
MILLER SEEKS TO END 'DIVIDED HOUSE'
''•^;.^^'Jf?S'-„*5SEMflLY, LEGISLATION
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7/K/I13 A
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7/22/H3 A
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7/23/83 A
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7/23/83 C
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7/24/83 A
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7/29/83 0
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7/30/83 A
N W24
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7/30/83 A
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7/JO/83 A
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8/18/83 «
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8/23/83 A
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9/21/83 IJ
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0/05/83 A
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1/27/83 A
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2/07/83 A
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1/22/83 A
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1/11/83
1/1 1/83
1/13/83
1/13/83
1/13/83
1/13/83
1/14/83
1/15/83
1/15/83
1/18/83
1/19/83
1/28/83
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1/12/83 A 1 N 046
4/12/83 8 1 N 046
H 2 7/21/83 A t 7 N
S 2 7/27/83 A 4 E
H 2 1/12/83 A
H 2 2/09/83 B 5
H 2 3/14/83 A 10
EDUCATION REQUESTS TOTAL OVER H BILLION
H 2
1/08/83 A
9
H 2
1/13/83 C
H 2
1/14/83 A
H 2
1/14/83 0
S 2
1/14/83 A
S 2
1/14/83 A
H 2
1/15/83 A
H 2
1/15/83 0
S 2
1/15/83 A
H 2
1/16/83 A
20
H 2
1/16/83 0
H 2
1/17/83 H
H 2
1/19/83 A
I 2
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1/19/83 B
H 2
1/2D/83 A
10
H 2
1/20/83 B
H 2
1/20/83 C
H 1
1/20/83 9
H 2
1/21/83 D
H 2
1/21/83 8
H 3
1/21/83 B
H 1
1/21/83 B
S 2
1/21/83 A
H 2
1/22/83 A
S 2
1/22/83 A
S 2
1/22/83 A
H 2
1/23/83 A
2
H 2
1/23/83 A
3 I
H 2
1/23/83 C
N
N 046
N
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N
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FASTER hORk ORCFO ON N.C. 3U0-.ET ^.rwcoIIMr
PR.TPGSt" CHANGE IN DONATIONS LAW BRINGS BIC<ERING
LPGISLATJB'S nOl PLAN TOO EYI'EME TO JIN OK
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?^'''??'-,''l"" OEjATE PIVOTS GMi^XPENS^
■OkCR rates EXPECTET F0° ,0PK--RS COMPENSATION
ANfL SAYS RECORDS SHOULD RFMMN OP=N
LAMAMCF BJASO HEARS BILL TO L I '1 1 T COVf PN"' -' •
HURCH OAY-CARE CEf.TtR FXEMPTIQN AJVANCES
i^J^ci°lP I? LONUERT -CCAIN HOSPITAL TO
f«f»j'< rF'luSf BILL REVISED I'l COMMITTEE
^L FOP O^'EN MEETINGS USED A', CAMPAIGN I
PRISON FACILITY
HIDHIFE oKL SPARKS HOME BIR T^ S llEB A t =
aiLL TO LIMIT PRISON GRQUTh A^JanCES
SPONSOR: SruOY NEEDED ON RESEIRCh ANIMALS
SS?NifiPA^r??L\"sfi^tRl?K?5^^"-^-^°«'"^ «"^^'^^ -0^«-
DURHAM Charter bills ok-d
TEACHER TENUkE MEASUKF GETS TfNTATIVE APPROVAl
dILL TO Ll.'lir CREDIT I NSUP ANC^ PR FM 1 5ms » APPEO
HOUSc OKS CHARLOTTE'S TENURE 'LAN "A>'>'t0
DAY-CAKE LICENSE EXEMPTION APPROVED
rrhti:n"il-lr,^Ji''f5 AGENCIES' POH- R TO WRITE RULES
TINTED WINDOWS A PHONY ISSUE wi-ca
MIDWIFE BILL IGNORES KEY POINTS
?"'»LL PREDICTS INCREASE IN N. C . TAXES
FUNDS SOUGHT FOR ENO PARK
OUESTIOr menu: WASTES, LENSES. SCHOOLS
N.C. SENATE TAKES SHOW ON THE ROlO
Selection of birth site should iic left to mom
HOuSt APPFOV=S AGENCY RULE FN'
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO LIMIT JASTFS IN LANDFILLS
^EnIV^S^^'A^ 'l'uirdUl'l%'',SV,rj!.'iVX''.ll^' HANDICAPPED BABIES
??y;t'-cir?fi fS"5;<^s f"* f*" "'^e statement
'•lVd^V.V-',,'.TEhrilii"ii'A['^' '"''""• f^^cTioNs
PROPOSAL TO CUT TESTS ANGFRS lUNT
lltllr^^c'^M!' J''SS2)^^^ '''-"' LI^ITlNii SESSIONS
ARREST ERASURE PROPOSAL KlLLE"!
D. A. WANTS PURCHASING LAW
i!C",?J''^',';'^''?f"5*fI0N BILL IS APPROVED by STATE HOUSE
MYTHS MUSTN'T NUDOY DEBATE ON HELMET LAW
RIDGE LAW jJBATE HEATED
wHSJs^aSJS^R^c'^^r^?''"" '°-"^"' "f^ENn^-^
NOT ENOUGH TIME
STOP THE ScLLING OF PETS FCR iESEARCH
CHILURcN need MORE SCHOOLING, NOT LESS
N.L. CAS DEALERS OPPOSE NEW FIANCHISE BILL
CHOICE OF ExtCuTION PROPO'EO
PANEL RESTORES TESTS, RfOUCES UNC iUDGET U
PnVrcJy nJ'^f.""? r"^'"'< »1, 100 FILED
LOTTERY DFoATF WQ1TH AMPLE TT'E, THOUGHT
P Pfi!LA^^f,5JjE"^L^A,^'i^J?s'i^fe.°?jN^? "°'''^^"
'^cTE'l,'Vlinh'k',Lr^/l°ok'''''' CONTRIBUTIONS
STATE HOuSt DIVIDED ON RIGhT-TQ-OIE BILL
HOUSE OKS UNEMPLOYMENT BILL
HOUSE OKS PRISON-CROWDING 3 1 L'
MOROOW VIEw DECRIED
.^n=?T^.^"yS"I ''°' ''^'' 5TATE BENEFITS PLAN
sSreIo T|!|f"3lImF^"-'-'^ SPONSO) DOESN'T WANT COMPROMISE
HOUSE PASSES UNEMPLOYMENT INSJRANCE JILL
<,50 LOeRYISTb WORKING TO INFLJENCF LEGISLATION
ALAMANCE BOASn CRITICIZES TR I» BY 2 C F T A OFF C I AL S
INGRAM BACKS CREUIT LIFE I N SU! AMC F 8 I LL "- ""■ ^
SESSION CHANGES ADVANCE
Jf¥cIlr?''K^i!rt,J° LET HERCHAITS RAISE INTEREST
ATTEMPTS TO RAISE OUT-OF-STAT^ TUITION STALL
m^i'ml'?^'' VOICED ABOUT TAX PROPUSiL
RDU FIREMEN WON'T USE GEAR
N.C. SENATE GIVES LOTTERY THUMBS DOWN
57^ VS5,'^H'*i'^'"'S SHOULD BE LICENSED
ctttr''Py'-",f*'.°'"-* Of^f SCHOOL STAFF PtR COUNTY
5n5JI.H''?',L''U'-5 ■MERCHANTS' CREDIT RATE HIKE
?J? I2lr ,^H^f,?'ky,'^9f5 "'"' I^'DUSTRY LOBBYISTS
lISc,^ I^Jit'^ILPf'^f °'*"'^ P'ESCRIPTION LAW
CEM^'TE?^SIs?0^rTl5N"^otGS^ P'OBATIONERY SENTENCES
iHrrir.!,'fet^ ?'!;'- ''' "'SE INTEREST RATFS
DEATH OF TrtE N.C, LOTTERY (CA^TOJNl
?S?l'w5^■^.c'^D^^,^^i'-k,"'<EE^ES TH' OUGH SENATE PANEL
CREDIT INSJRANCE BILL REJECTEl
SFR7iANll"r'c^','I i'l H'NOICAP'EO BABIES OEoATEO
MERCHANTS' Credit rate BILL RFVIVED
TEACHER OATHS NO HELP
cnfFlrc.'*' J9,H°" 'REVOLVING TOOR'
EDMISTEN: LET'S 'EVEN SCORE'
HUNT SAYS QUI LOOPHOLES WILL IE CLOSED
Rc",M??„'^'I'^ HOUSING BILL GETS JkSy FROM SF„ATE
RFOLICFD oUamy PENALTY REJECTED
HOUSE KEEPS BILL ALIVE
TENURi: PILL GK'D
bsi'i5'-t^y"f '5 «ISE TO BURY LITTERY PLAN
SPLIT SLOWS INSURANCE BILLS
ri '^ri?^r°''i!M''„^S:"<*''CE LAW NFEOS CHANGES
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l/17/8<.
ilSIJUAN* PE.ALTY 2ILL HIES I-i SC1ATE
HEADACHE TB SntiAfiZA?
STATE Lli.»AKc'<S KILL INFANT 3ILL
C4PITAL PUMIjHMcNT :)PTI"NS ^AuKEJ
ANtl-nuI SILL IS STILL STALLED
SE.MATF oejects amnekatioi. vft;es
LEOISLaTOBS discuss possible tax HKcS
?l[it,S"K't:^rjhro5^p''^i;^? SP^EAJS TT HOUSE, senate
COMPKOMISE APPEARS NEAP ON ANTI-DUI ROADBLOCKS
•"LINO- JUSTICE NEEDS FACTS
STUOV: LITTLE GUO EXISTS IN ..ULDEN YEARS
SHERIFFS .-AMT SEPARATE STANDA'OS
SPATS SNAGGING LEGISLATIVE SESSION
1 FTHAL INJECTION PILL ADVANCE'^
TEAGER RAPS TEACHER DUES DEDU'TION '5ILL
UTILITIES PANEL NEEDS RULES
?,;?!tL'5lcp'f^s"rSPA^t^ NEW PO.ER STRUGGLE
rEA&Lf SUPPHRTS VOTER-REGISTMTIuN BILL
PRIVATE COLLEGES IN N.C. HELD THRFATtNED
cciAtF PFATS PACK H.TVES TO AM^ND ANNEXATION dILL
SENAIF 5oTE a'ACK^ aUHLINGTDN >CHQnL DISTRICT'S POWERS
"sT ORUNK-nRIViNG BILL OOSTACLE "MOVED
OUI bill: flREAKTHflOUGH PAVES .iAV FOR FINAL VOTE
INSURANCE LO'JBYISTS CRITICIZE BILL
3R^NKfrG?litNG''cBicKgSiN'^<n: SAFE ROADS ^EASURE TAKES EFFECT
SnilSF CnMH TIEE GK5 BILL TO MAKE SLAVERY A FELONY
PANEL aSoIJS VOTE ON TEiCHEB 'AYROLL nEPuCTIONS
TWO BILLS SEEK "E-IEFITS FOR "I DOw OF PEOPLES
INDEPENDENT hFaBINC OFFICERS JRGEO
t:'li"EN°FG^CEii;? K^ySo safe R. AGS SUCCESS
SfL^rSP^R^lNG^DEiifF'^VFR OPnHETBISTS
SiziRnSuS -ASIE5 eILL IS APPRIVED 8V HOUSE
DRUNKEN PEDESTRIAN BILL OEbATrD
yARREN COUNTY PTo LANDFILL BILL ADVINCES
NfSduI LA.; FALLS SHOPT OF APING PROBLEM DRINKER
Sov^'HUNV'^n^OlS^SJEE^CADS .CT WITH BOTTLE OF POwFR IN POCKET
BANK CAPO COMPETITION DEVELOP^ cro,LTl^,v
TOP'Y-TUSVY JUDICIAL SYSTEM NFfcOb SCRUTINY
CHANGES NOT NEEDED
^NirD^S?.I?N';R?i^^-O^Ll^^^AYe; DIFFICULT TO USE
HOUSE VOTES TO REPEAL LAW GIVING TAX BREAK TO UTILIUtl
R'^?Arr^^?M?^sTlT^°Su'i'L'^iSS^^5SJ^sAL
!Itl^S^I^?i5^!" Ji^V^CES .N N.C HOUSE
^HSSU^'vJ?ErTS°SEMSvrP^"E'R''r;5M^S."Eii^PTI0N
LEGISLATORS TO SHARE IN RAISES?
lI"sLATOb'*wInt'''waRNING labels on ALCOHOL CONTAINERS
AUTO INSURANCE LOOPHOLE CITED
HOUSE APPROVES ANTI-SLAVERY OILL
PINEL MAY RECFIVE TAX PLANS T-^DAY
^;L"°GlilNr.MNSilTY'^5pLDlJ^t t DG^e' SSpROVEO BY N .C . SENATE
PANFL KILLS MOVE TO ELECT STAIt bOARj OF EUUCAJtON
HoSsE PANEL OKS TAX Sues on trucks, video games, lars
HOUSE SHOWS 3ACKiiONE
PENSION bILL CK'O octree
%i.7rr,i rppSit^S^REblSESi'LL^^N L.NUFILLS
h'iniit'hf'^'^cUol'lir.TJin ITS FIRST HURDLE
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LONG TILL REVISING HEALTH LAWS '5 «I;EO BAG
PUBLIC HAS THE TASK OF BACKIN". DUI LAW
HEALTH LAW REVISIONS B"" SFNlIE „f,n,^,f.
ANNEXATION BILL DRAWS HFATEO 1EBAT6 AT HEARING
ANNEXATION SPARKS IRE IN CAPITAL
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Lj.^rcc IM Hiln^F TAX PIAN MINTED AS PRO'bSli Huuiv i
EXE-PTinN dILL FILED FOB PtRSJN
CARRBORO BILL SET FOR VOTE
USE OP TWIN TRAILERS DRAWS WA^NIlG
LEGISLATORS WORK ON HANGINl, BILL
TAX BILL SKIPS GAMES. 'LCDHOL
TAX BILL SK PS UAMtS. ALL'inilL
SLF nPFICULS «RF STUNNED BY AID NEwS
TAX PACKAGE GETS APPROVAL Of !"f,l-, „,,,c, c HfiTFIS
HOUSE TABLES BILL TO ALLOW DO . S IN HOTELS. MOTELS
ALIENS NO LAND THREAT
ANTI-SLtlERY^BlLL SUPPORT ^lE^EKVES CONGRATULATIONS
TAXES, BUDGET HOLD UP ASSEMBLY ADJOURNMENT
SFNAIF TENTAIIVFLY APPROVES TAX PLAN
TEACHER CHECKOFFS OPPOSED
BILL TO INCREASE N.C. SALES TAX S;*'^S ,
SnGsE COMMITTEE APPROVES "^HO C| 2^,1'^'^"^"'^
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BILLS SURVIVE JOTE
S^Jllft'lS^R^U's S^ASURrON REALIGNING OF POWERS
^Flrf^°jr^K'5 Si^A^LLTSISFn ON TAX PLAN ^ ^, ,
NUr'eS and insurance OFFICIALS CLASH OVER BILL
ANNEXATION BILL PASSES „„,,,- rDilulNr
SPAULDING OFFERS BILL FOR POLICE TRAINING
CHATHAM BILLS ABE FILED
llidll^^ S^"e?|;i;:J.'i^ A .«VSSE ON TAX PLAN
:1ili t'«Zil'hV,\i^\'^ lllU^l^il'^L AMENDMENT
[r(:^tL2nvi^j:/.?r^^.^o5I^;\§l^l^ school days project
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n^.lt lti>VA\ IMl "j^^^lL^li BINGO RFGULATIONS
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LEuISLATuPE CLdScS LOTPHOLE 0-1 TAX nEDurrmNi
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rni.,r?}Ii'V,''LS't"^rJ''S''^''^ OlUMCn I.j state SENATE
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SENATE APPROVES OEAT,! BV INJ£:TION
i^J'rSl-JVERY PILL IS SENT hAC< TO COIMITIEt
o2V5^ LEAVES LANDFILL PRO'/ISPN IN n[LI
S^^Jcf".""'^ OPPOSE len A„o sr-:akfast rill
BUUKET CUHPROMISE IS ORAuri-nuT PROCESS
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LICENSING; PRIircTING PUBLIC IK
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'';C. SENATORS PONOER HIKES OF SaCfs TAX ""'"^"'5"
SENATE PANLL STUJIES HIKES IN SALES TAX
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2ltr'-[t'-r^.'y, S'LL •'ILL 30JSr Pm )NE RATES
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TAX PACKAGE PRESENTED TC LECI'LATIVF HOUSES
??!oV.'-"M*i! f^'LL COULD HELP ^ URM AM ' SCHOUL S CATEh UP
S^Aj^T.^'ilf, ^'^i^l="°lS "E^'EN ANTI-SLAVtRY .ILL
HOUSE FAVORS WASTES DISPOSAL IILL
GENERAL ASSFIRLY APPROVES TAX HIKES
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HUNT VOWS in CONTINUE SEEDING
SuBhaI AKEA SCCRED HIGH IN as;.
SOME STATE PROSECUTORS TO TAK-
0°SCo5eSy LAW FIGHT POLITICAL
LEGISLATORS OUT OF LINE
TAX ChIckOFF FOR WILDLIFE RAT
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STATE TAXES VEX BORSE-IRAOING
iSSEMBLY GAVE TAXPAYERS A SLI-
PANEL WILL RECONSIDER NEW LAW
HUNT CONSIDERS SPECIAL SESSION
LEG SLiTlis SESSION SAW COMPLt
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hoJsE PANEL TO BEVIE; CONTROV.
PANEL TO L31K AT LAW'S THREAT
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COUNCIL WONT "fOpLf »'J'' 9i^
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1 FGISLATURE'S TAX PLAN DISAPPI
GFNERiL ASSFirUY SHOULD RECONS
PANEL Of LAWYERS TO STUDY STAT
HOUSE OKS COMPROMISE ON N.C. 1
ASSEMBLY AMENOS A' 5"«! * J "J!,
inpflvISTS SPENT S3lfl.S65 TO W^
DISCOVERY LAW CHANGES SAID HOX
REPAIRING THE DAMAGE
A TAX HISTORY LESSON
NEW SCHOOL VACATION LAW CAUSI
GROUP PLANS FIGHT ON LIQUOR TA
LAWMAKERS NEED NEW FORMAT
FARM LABOR NOT HELPED
MORATORIUM niSTURBS NURSES. ST
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HOW MANY TAR HE=L LEGISLATORS
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N.C. LEGISLATURE RAPPED ON RE-
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MAY nrRFASE
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ON DISCOVERY LAW
LA.g ON WASTES
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FEDERAL POSTS
HOT POTATO
APPROPRIATION KELUfcSTS
fieo sy n.c.. legislature
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new state law
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EK>IAL LAW
OF LEGISLATURE
X ISSUES
RSI AL NEW LAW
TO INFORMANTS
LEGISLATURE BUT NU DATE SET
UVEPY LAW
FOR NEXT Wtt K . „, ,
ALCOHOL SALES TO MINORS
INTS SEN. ROYALL
lOER THIS NFW LAW
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SUE fO.( GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SIGNING?
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^U'LOKS MILLER'S BUILDING RESOLUTION
CONSOLIoiTION STUDY GETS OK
HOUSE VOTES TO STUDY MOVING OFFICES
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE INTERNS
Two JUNIORS HEAO PANELS
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N.C. GENERAL ASSF.IBLY, PAGES
JULIE cUdAisS
EUBANKS SEKVtS AS SENATE PAGE
DELIA JOmNSON serves AS PAGE
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►I.e. GENERAL ASSEHflLY, RULES
"^U^E RULES RFVISIO-IS ARE URC-Q
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SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS. SALARIES
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SENATE
SEE ALSO N.C, GENFkAL ASSFmIJLY. HOUSE
HANCOCK SEEKS SENATE JOB ' '"^'^
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GENERAL aSSeSbNShOULDRFCONMOERTHSNFJ l a -
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?'HSJiER''ASSFHePJ""sESSiaNS to ie issue in lt. gov. racf
STATE NE EOS "Sorter LEGISLATIVE sessions
N.C. GENERAL ASSE.IRLY, SPEAKER pro IE1
^ N.C. SENATORS YIE FOR TOP JIB
ASS£««>LY AMENDS UISCOVERY. DRINKING LAUS
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N C. GOVERNOR'S MiNAfiEMENT COUNCIL,
N.C. SUPERVISORS REP&1T OBSTA'.LES
N.C. GRANGE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
LEGATFi HONORED
N.C. GROUP OF MODERATES
^^BAPMST^MODEHATES ORGANIZE
MODERATE BAPTISTS
N.C. HEAD INJURY FOUNDATION
"!nSii^ER?NG"lsSjAnEN: NETWORK FORMIN. FOR HFaD-INJUREO PEOPLE. FAMILIES
N.C. HEALTH CONVOCATION
''lus'i?,ES?fs^;"Gi"?0 KEEP EMPL.YEES HEALTHY
N.C. HEALTH COOiniMATlNG COUNCIL
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
6 NAMED TO HEALTH GROUP
N.C. HEALTH MANPOWER OFVELOPMENT P'OCRAH
^" STUOENIS^FROm'oURHAM IN ADVINCEMENT PROGRAM
N.C. HEALTH ScRVlCFS COMMISSION
\U iilo n!c'.'he'al"h COOROINaTI-.G COUNCIL
SEE aCso n c. health services division
COMMISSION RAISES MIGRANT WORKERS SPACE
N.C. health services DIVISION
III itlo N^c'.'SeaJth services CIMMISSION
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SEE ALSO IMERICAN HEART 4SS0CIA 10*
EMPLOYEES EARN tl.aOO FOR HE Ai T AS50L lAT ION
NO CHARGES "AOE IN FUND'S HISJSC
NO Charges to be filed
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RULES AMON.J STATE'S TOUGHEST
Kl:ri'iiMrJi^gH;;f?SN'ipfH?^/^x^-TIVE DIRECTOR
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N.C
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GRAHAM SURPRISE -INNER IN dOYS •
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6/16/13 A
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. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSQCIAIION,
III Itio PReI TEAMS, GOLF (SEE ALSO HFAnIf:GS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSl
"sTEElSaS, KN CHTS «IN SrCTIONJL GOLF CROwNS
JanCE FROSH fires 72, TIES FQl >IATE LEAD
LEE COUNTY TAKES PREP GOLF CRT-.N
'•'sE?':L5n'S2?'p tE2ii|:'sOc!^S'l?E^'":srHirDlNGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSl
^JoSoAN. CHAPEL HRL.OA WIN IN SOCCER PLAYOFFS
TIOEKS MOVE TO SOCCER SFMIS
CHAPEL HILL GAINS SOCCER F NAL S
CHAPEL HILL CLAIMS STATE SOCCFR IITLL
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N,C. HiGHrtAy FUND
nATE
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ill *i-52 HIGHWAY roNSTRUCTION, COSTS
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N.C. HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE N.C. TRANSPHRTaTION IMPROVE'<ENr PROGRAM
.C. HIGHnAY PATROL
JUSTICES: N.C. CAN'
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?JJ^°'- Checks vFhlCLES LEFT ALONGSins KOAns
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P^Vif„'-^^;v['^,'.^'\i!'?"9'''^ '"f JNROPULAR WITH
NEW PAIPOL COMMANOER SWORN 1 'I
PATROL ISSUES FFWER SPEEDING TICKERS
WATCH uUT, LEADFOOTED DRIVERS
TROOPER KILLS MAN IN STRUGGLE
PATROL WILL EASE TRAFFIC CONG--iTION
PATROLMAN SUFFERS HEART ATTAC<
SHOTS END WILD TRUCK CHASE
iSIS^rl''"'- "'' TROOPER CONTINIES
TROOPER ACQUITTED OF ARSON
PATROL OFFICE IS RANSACKED
TROOPER KILLS AR,>1CD HAN
?J;^J^„^'"^°''" CHARGED ir FATAL ACCIDENT
ALCOHOL FOUND IN BLOOD OF SLAIN MAN
NAACP SEEKS FBI PROBE OF SHOOTING
S?^rnSo,'^??"f FATAL SHOOTING BY PATROLMAN
M SCONDUCT ALLEGATIONS DOWN
S=cFf^9t"f 'E*< CALLS FOR TROOPrR TO RESIGN
PRELIMINARY PROBE CLEARS POLKEMAN
TOW TIME FOR STRANDED CARS VAtlES
N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL, SALARIES
SOME LAWMFN GFI RAISES
N.C. HIGHWAY SAFFTY RESEARCH CENTE'
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER
NORTH CAROLINA HIKING TRAILS IBUOKI
SEE ALSO HIK ING
A JOURNEY ACROSS N.C. TRAILS
N.C. HISTORICAL COMMISSION
III Atlg s.'c':?"i^s?s^5'"''""^'' ""'' "" ''•'•
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HISTORIAN RECEIVES AWARD *
"•Cj, HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
10 t^^S ^CIILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
HOME BUILDERS PRESIDENT: 'GET INVOLVED IN POLITICS-
N.C. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, COSTS
5A*ajY'^I5e£"fo'"pSU'"'"' -""'""^^
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"•'• So:il3'-WlPL"lW,EJf ?«"'■"'■" '=""''3''"0-
HEALTH PROGRAM RECEIVES GRANT UF f50,213
N.C. HOUSING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
N.C. HOUSING PANEL PROPOSED
BUOGET OK'D
IVEN OK UN FINANCING
E IN PROJECT
MINIMUM STANDAROS FOR SWELLIN".S PROPOSED
RESOLUTION WILL KEEP S TA TE RUN NI NG UNf 1 L
. MOUSING H'lANCe AGtNCY
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APARTMENT PROJECTS IN AREA AR- GIVEN
O^RHAM, CHAPEL HILL WOULD SHA> E N PRi.jr ^
LOAN RL-3UFSTS SWAMP AGENCY
l.bX HOME LOANS ON TAP FOR SDIc
LOAN PRnORAM 3UFST10NF0
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s?:}l ?f"^^ '' ??"E COANS TO B": OFFERED
STATE rC FINANCE MORE LOANS
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ALL'S OUIFI AT PANEL'S HEAHIN".
N.C. AGENCY DIRECTOR GETS 33 PERCENT RAIcr
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7/1 7/83 C
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10/06/83 C
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10/11/83 A
10/12/83 A
11/01/83 A
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12/01/93 A
12/01/83 A
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12/03/83 A
12/08/83 A
12/10/83 A
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12/31/83 A I
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6/20/83 C
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2/10/83 C
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5/15/33 A
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5/27/83 B
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7/11/83 A
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7/17/83 A
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7/17/83 c
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7/18/83 C
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7/30/83 C
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8/22/83 C
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NCCU GETS GKANI FIR STUDY aF = ILM«
MCCU gets Fri" GRANT
N.C. HISTORY Tu oE SEPARATE CluRSE
05ANI TD SID 45 TEACHERS
NCCU RECEIVES GRANT FOR ».0MEN'5 CONFcBENCE
HUMANITIES PKOGRAHS PLANNED
HUMANITIES COURSES JILL BE TAUGHT FREE
ILLUSTRAlfO. I52'i-1''6<. 160UKI
increoible state histhhy dept.ts
'UNIOUF PEOPLE'
NORTH CAROLINA [MOEPfNDENT (NciSPA'cR)
STATE TABLOID EFING ISSUEn
PIRATED COMPUTER HARC 30U.HT aY UNC SCHOOL
N.C. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO InOuSTKIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
COuRT"aREAHs'"NEH GROUND IS RESPIRATORY ILLNESS CASE
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS ASbESTD" RULING
INDUSTRIAL PANEL TO FILL 2 POSTS
COURT RFMANOS SYSSPIOSIS CASE
INJEPFNDENT HEAPING OFFICER' JRGED
COMMISSION CALLED INEFFICIENT
.rcl'^iuRV'nrC^Rl ?.^l;'¥^l'Arl^,? TO PROSECUTOR. S R^MAR.
BLAST VICTIMS HIT COHPENSATIO'l
N.C. INMATE GRIEVANCE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PRISON L'DOR
"inSaTE CoJ^ISsIon I!em9£PS MIFFED BY REJFCTION OF ADVICE
H.C. INSTITUTE JF FuUCATIGN
Sec ALSO SCHOOLSi N.C.
UNC STRFSSES PU'tLiC SCHOOL COIPERATION
UNC CONTINUES SUPPORT FOR STATE'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS
'I.e. IKSTIIUIE uF MEOICI'ld ,^ ,„ ,,
BILL INTkOUUCFO to RUSE DrINIINl. AGE TO 21
N.C. INSURANCE COMMISSION
SEE INSURANCE
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF INSURANCE
N.C. INSURANCE GUARANTY ASSOCIATIO*
"lNolliTRi'"'ljSN'."^lELIEVED LIABL' FOR ANNUITIES SOLO BY 2 FIRMS
INGRAM GIVES FOUR DAYS FOR APPEAL
ORDER T-) PAY ANNUITY HOLDERS APPEALFf)
INGRAM SIGNS ANNUITY ORDER; APPEAL VOWED
N.C. INSURA.CE -iATINO RUREAU
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SFE ALSO INSURANCE INDUSTRY
SEE AlS^ N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
SFE ALSO R03R"AN'S COMPENSATION
IN^t.RA.CE RATES REDUCED FOR r:,R«ERS COMPENSATION
INSURANCE COMPETITION CALLEn STIFLED IN N.L.
TEACHER TENURE EXEMPTION FOR MECKLcNduRG ^NiCTEO
t.l PfRCcNT RATE HIKE FILED FIR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
N.C. AUTU INSURANCE RATE CASES SCTTLEO
CHANGES HlLL ilE SOUGHT IN CAR INSURANCE RATINGS
N.C. JAPAN CENTcR
^^1 NCCU FicuLTY MEMBERS STUOY JAPANESE LANGUAGE
N.C. JAYCEE EURN CENTER
SEE tiU^N CENTER, N.C. jayCEFS
N.C. JAYCEES ,.,,
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYC'ES
SEE ALSO PuRham jayCEES
SEc ALSO MISS N.C. PAGCANT
YOUNG MEN ON THE UAY BACK UP = ROM SCANDAL
N.C. JAYCEES TRYING TO PUT JAMSCAM BEHIND THEM
JAYCEES HONOR PERSON COUNTY T= AChER
JAYCEFS RAISE MONEY TO COVER DcBT
JAYCEES SHED 'JAMSCIM'
IL'i'^^I-F\'!:??FS"L%l§EPS GET ACTIVF TERMS FOR JAMSCam
N.C. JAYCEES CRITICIZE 'jiMSCM' PUBLICITY
hflms, hunt pressed to halt '"JEOaTIVC ads
N.C . JOi Nf TmORK
'"uNt"ays''n?"'^'!oELFSSRaTE was 10.2 PERCENT IN FEBRUARY
HUNT RAPS 3R00KS' REQUEST FOR JOBS PROGRAM OPI.-IIONS
JOB PLAN DISPUTE DISAPPOINTS HUNT
"•'• F'?s;r5hii.';AL'?^'rs'SA5i3So hall of fame at unc
JCURNALISM HALL TO INDUCT NEW MEmBEHi
HALL Of FahFrS inducted AT UNC
N.C. JUDICIAL DcPT.
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYiTE*
^^RfNT-TO-o2''/MEASuR£ -INS APPR'VAL IN HOUSE
COCAINE PRJF.E NOT REaUESTED-H hYER
N.C. JUOICIAL STANDARDS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C. UNETHICAL CONDUCT
N.C. JURISTS ARE JUDGED IN SEIRET
REMOVAL OF N.C. JUDGE SUPPORTED
HUNT'S REMOVAL RECOMMENDED , „ ,, ^,„
JUDGE HUNT RILL FIGHT OECISIUI TO OUST HIM
JUDGE HUNT SAYS RFSIGNATION ScNT
Chairman: MEETINGS TO BE OPEN SOmFOAY
JUaGE'S MISCONDUCT hEARInS SET ^,,ctt
CoiiilSSION RECO-MENDS REMOVAL OF JUDGE KIVETT
SUPPORTERS OF KIVETT CHARGE POLITICS
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N.c. junior golf Championship
SEE ALSO GOLF
PARKEo Turns bach estrioge
N.C, junior miss
SEE. TEEN-AGE BEAUTy CONTESTS
N.C. JUNIOR OLYMPICS TRACK C FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
"j'R^^L^S^f? fR%'?^BjgfSs "" *'" '''°'"" ""«" 'NO'V'OUAL SCHOOLS,
STRjDFRS STAK IN SECTIONALS
SThIDERS get chance to STRUT '".TUFF AT JR nivMPrr^
JUNIOR OLYMPICS UNDER HAY TOQA I OLYMPICS
R = LaJ """^ ''^^'"^ ...YOUNGSTERS VITAL TO JR. OLYMPICS
5Mi2t3"S';,f"^ "'''' '"'''' STRIDE'S- CHAMPS
iUflMEH RAIN
OFF AND RUNNINu
N.r. JUSTICE UEHT.
SEE N.C. JUDICIAL OEPT.
"•'•• cnSirTf2'"^f?5^J -2M6N-S ASSOCIATION
EDMISTEN: LET'S 'EVEN SCOPE'
''•^J^t^AGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTHr^
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
HELMS, EAST RANKED LOW BY CONSERVATION GROUP
N.C. LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
SEE ALSO CITIES. U.S., nuOGET
"fwS'lgEAMlY'ljJ^ hlf'^^S?S ""^'^■"^■^■ES
LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES TO M-ET
TJl«:}^0,rHHn"iry'Vo lT.'ol^l,',V,T,,''"''"' """^"^ COMPETITION
FIRST BLACK HEADS G^UUP
N.C. LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES ELECTS ITS FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT
"•"•Jct^ffVI OF SAVINGS INSTITUTION-
H^ t^^S I'-C. SAVINGS AND LOAN LEAGUE
En^??<^tM't"^5 *"" '-°'" ASSOCIATIONS, N.C.
NO SCLS IN N.f. RUSHING TO ADD 'DANK' TO NAME
N.C. LEAGUE OF riOMFN VOTERS
SEE LEAGUE OF rfOMEN VOTER', N.C.
''•'-Jct^S'^'-'JJ*'^ RESEARCH COMMISSDN
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
N.C. LEGISLATURE
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
N.C. LIDRARY
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C.
LIBRARY GROUP GETS GRANT
N.C. LIFE
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N.C. LITERACY ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO Illiteracy
STUDY: STATE HAS SEVERE ILLIT^^RACY p^nhiFM
AMOUNT OF ILLITERACY IN N. c! = SlL ED PR I CHTEN I NG
''•'■;cc'If?n''I AND. HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
III JtlS p'Sms''K.c""''""°'' "" ''''' "-'^ '•""L "'STORY
SEE ALSO N.C, HISTORY
AREA UKITERS GAIN AWARDS
N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION
RDU BOND RATE CALLED 'GREAT'
BOARD CHIEF JUESTIONS PLEDGE IN CITY BONOS
^''■tc?^t'r^ SJ5?"'" commission'
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF MARINE FIS^ERIES
N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO OUK c UNIV. MARINE LAnOIATORY
III ALSO ScfIns"'^ OCEANOGKAPHIC CnNSORTIUM
"lilRK^riJU"; ,"^n";;f' sea ghani pkogram
SHARK TANK Tj GO ON UI SPLAY
N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
DOCTORS PLAN MEET
HUGHES ELECTED HEAD UF N.C. M=DICAl r.Rniio
MEDICAL SOCIETY TO OFFER rJcLCoSRSES
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO PURN CfN
INFANT MQNlrORI
HOSPITAL LETS K
CANCER InFJRMAT
N.C. MEMURUL u
'TEST-TUBE ;1APY
TRANSFUSION MET
N.C. MEMORIAL U
INFECTION FORCE
BURN CENTER TFM
RIDGE LA, SOUGH
MENTAL ILL.-gfSS
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IDS SEE FIRTH
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J'rP,f!??J^9"'?'9"ES TO TREAT FETUSES
CLINICS GIVI'IG MANY COUPLES HOPE
HOD HELPS TRANSPLANT PATIEMTS
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^S CENTER TO REJECT NEW PATIENTS
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LINKED TO VITAMN LAFK
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TEST-TUBE' PPE"NANCY ANNOUNCED
PARTY FOR A Sr'ECIAL PATIENT
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LA» UBGED ON VENDING PRCEITS
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"^HER'-^OoilE^'AFE PERFECT EVERY TIHF
N C MEBGklAL HOSPITAL. NEWBORN INlclSIvE CARE UNIT
■ ^%%E'!ii?uRT "iJA^Tsi'TR'ArSPORT TEAMS OFFER THE. A BETTER CHANCE.
N.C. .lEMOSlAL HOSPITAL. NURSES
SEE ALSO "URSES
"^E^oi^MA^^^K^f ?^r^.Sf??l«^S^ii«SES SAIO UNFAIR
HOSPITAL TO SEEK »0RE P«Y FOR LPNS
N.C. HENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO "ENTAL HEALTH
HONFY SOUGHT FOR -ENTALLY ILL
HENTAL HEALTH MONEY MAY BE CUT
N.C. MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION
^^fN;feL'SNTL\'^^OMMni?NT CHANGES ARFOISCUSSCO
MENTAL Case LAh hay NOT uET 0-SIREO EFPfLi
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N.C.
N.C. MILK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DAIRY FA5MERS.
SEE ALSO -ILK
Sir»Y"FARiERS SEEK PRICE CONSOLS
UuK cSiMISSION ELECTS OFFICERS
VAi lV-'olU''t\d'i\r\lh IS .EJECTED SY U.S. COURT
"■'sE^'^rH^SL'sfN^.J^fcoillfENCY TESTS
N.C . MOTOR SPEED'JAY
^"intkE^Tii^A ^^ARifroO EARN. POLE AGAIN
NASCiB DRWERS LEFT SITTING 11 RAIN
PETTY 6REAKS VICTORY DROUCHTi
SoCKINGHAM POLE GOES TO BONNET!
EARNHARDT. PETTY ATTAIN POSITIONS
AUTO RACE »ESET FOR NEXT SUNOlY
LAbONTE .INS; .ALTRIP TRIMS ALLl>ON-S LFAO
"•'• S^nSif'lN'-JlSlN'ofS&'sTATE HAY AFFECT N.C. UTILITY PROJECTS
POWER AGENCY CALLED SECURE
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ABT^MUSEU-'SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
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PAINTINGS HU'lG IN NEW MUSEUM
FREE PFPfORMANCES TO OPEN N|»
MUSEUM'S CLRE-ONY TAKING OFF
MEAN CASH TO N.C
MUSEUM OF a;!T
MUSEUM OF ART
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NEW MUSEUM » SUCCESS
JEWISH ART GOES ON TISPLAY
JUOAICA GALLERY QPE'JS EXHIBIT
OURHAM ARTISTS' WORK CHOSEN
LECTURES TELL DEAF ABOUT ART
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N.C. MUSEUM OF HISTORY
FASTER WORK uRGFO ON N.C. UUD'.ET
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N.C. MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTOBY
NATURE PHOTO CONTEST
FAMILY MUSEUM GAY SLATED
'NATURAL' COUBSES OFFERED
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NCNB CORP. EARNINGS UP 2^.3^
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SEE ALSO MILITARY
CllARO SETS UP BUDDY PLATOONS
HIGHWAYS STILL COMBAT ZONE ACROSS STATE
TRUCK TRAFFIC AND SHOOTINGS OFCLINE IN N.C.
N.C. GUARD WILL CFT NEW TANKS
STATE PROBES ALLEGATIONS ABOOt GUARD
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N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION
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NURSES' OFFICERS
CORRECTION
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SEE ALSO NURSES, N.C.
^^L'tJj; PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION
90 PERCENT PASS EXAM FOR NURSES
WATTS NURSES' PASSING RATE ONEXAH RISES
OF 17 NCCU GRADS, 12 PASS NURSE TEST
''•'-;cP'^^HfViJ'I"k SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
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N.C. OFFICE OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT
53!!!)-F P'^ofnSAL sparks new pojer struggle
?nii';t-ISf'-l^" S'»ff nuIL3ING PRUPOSAL
coHMiSiioN Called inefficient
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SEE ALSO MEOICAL EXAMINER
N.C. MEDICAL EXAMINER OPPOSES LETHAL INJECTIONS
N.C. OFFICE OF CITIZEN AFFAIRS
HE GIVES ADVICE FOR PUTTING A MARRIAGF BACK TOGETHER
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^^ItokES" 66 LEADS COLLINS IN N. C . OPEN
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SEE ALSO SCHOILSI N.C.. ANNUAL tESflNC PRnGRAM
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GROUP TO LGii* AT TESTS
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HUNT SEEKS EARLY PAROLE FOR MJROcPtR
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N.C. PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL ACT
N.C. PESTlCIOc COMMISSION
"n.o^e3akd^seeJ"restrictions on RI'^cidf use
tigmier pesticide spraying ru. cs urged
n.c. pharmaceutical assuciariqn
SHERRI JO FURR WINS ROGERS PHARMACY AWARO
N.C. PHOSPHATE CIKP.
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SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WOMEN IN COHM 1 NIC A J IONS
HERALD STYLE EDITOR WINS FIVE STATE '"iPDJ ,„,,,,, ,„.,
JALUVKA, ADAMS WIN A-ARDS IN 'RESS WOMEM COMPETITION
riFRALD WRITER GETS POSITION
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n.c. principals' ano assistant prucipals' association
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N.C. STATE GOALS AND POLICY BOARD
SEE ALSO PUSI'vESSFS. N.C. , , . ,
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
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J56
H 2
<,/08/83
3
N
H36
H 2
i./15/e3
C
N
H 2
<./25/83
A
1 D
F
X'lO
S 2
5/10/83
A
I 2
N
H ?
5/20/83
A
N
H 2
5/27/83
A
15
N
H 2
5/28/83
A
N
S 2
6/01/83
A
F
S 2
6/1A/83
B
N
S 2
6/15/83
C
I 2
N
S 1
6/23/83
A
N
H 2
6/21/83
A
N
H 2
7/07/83
A
N
H 2
7/21/83
A
1 2
N
H 2
7/21/83
A
18
N
S 2
a/22/83
C
N
S 2
ll/OA/83
0
F
H 2
U/10/B3
D
M
H 2
12/0 1/83
B
N
H 2
12/OA/a3
C
N
S82
H 2
12/23/83
B
N
2 1/03/83 All N
2 1/12/83 A 2 N 0'.6
2 2/18/63 A 13 P F L30
2 12/23/83 D 7 P N G6e
6/17/83
7/3l/"3
1/23/83
1/2A/83
1/25/83
lO/OA/83
10/05/83
1 ?
N
s
N
f>
N
H 2
H 2
3/2'./83 A
1/22/83 C
10/01/P3 f>
10/01/83 IJ
13/13/83 A
10/13/83 A
10/13/83 0
lO/lA/83 U
10/15/83 n
10/15/83 A
10/15/83 A
10/15/83 A
lU/15/83 A
10/17/83 C
10/18/83 fl
10/21/83 e
10/22/83 C
10/21/83 A
10/30/83 D
hl60
T37
T37
T37
T37
T37
T37
3/20/83 A
9/02/83 A
H 2 7/31/83 L
Hur^TMLY/Arj
I I. u f <
s u ft J t c r 5
1/1 VS".
5r«re fPLjveFs uaoup mfeti-ig
5;t"!^!? ^TsTE ehployies croup icotcs rn mfrcfi,
'f.C, STATE HluMwaY PATROL
SEE N.C. hlOMi-J.^Y PATKOL
N.C. STATE HO'in<i CLUn
III i'do C^JSL'li5'Sotfi^°c'LiS" '' ""■''' '""'^ "^^ «""^ ^NUFACTUBERS,
LfSS OciTH on MIGHKAVS [s PRETICTEO
16 FATALITIFS ESriMATED FOR M->LinAr
MOrOR CLUB SXPECTS U DEATHS jfi N.C. RQAOS
H.C. STATE PFRSGN'IFL ACT
III ■JI-IS puRriAH, N.C, CITY tHPLDYEFS
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
SEE ALSO M.r., STATS EMPLOYEES
PANEL APPROVES HILL TO CHAriGE JINGO RFGIJLATIUNS
"•C. STATE PEKSJNNFL COMMISSION
SEc ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
"l0L*y^J; 1-»hUk'"' EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
N.C. STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C. STATE Uf;IV.
SEE ALSO WATAUGA MEDALS
JELOATCME JOINS ATHLETIC COUN'IL AT N.C. STATF
STUDENTS GET HELP FROM CJMPUT'is
K„'L* 5'*Tf STUDYING LIGNIN US"
P"°BLFM-SOLVIN& INSTITUTE PLANNED
SV^V.V li?;'^5.J"'^'*" SPONSORS 0= SOLAR DAY
?i;iuS 5fy"'f5 '"^S LEAHNINr., TEACHERS SAY
INTEKNATIONAL FAIR TO BE HELO THIS WEEKEND
N.C. STATE UNIV., ADMISSIUNS
UNC SAYS ADMISSIONS STANDARDS ALREADY TOUGH
N.C. STATE UNIV., ALUMNI
NCSU HONORS Rnxr'GRO MAN
ofloatche rfcipieni of award
oeloatche gets job done
durham man wins award
OAjENHARTS head fund drive FO^ N.C. STATE
N.C. STATE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
NCSU COMMENCEMENT TODAY
U.S. IN BEST CENTURY, N.C. STITE GRAOS TOLD
N.C. STATE AWARDS DEGREES
N.C. STATE UNIV., CO-PUTERS
STUDENTS GET HELP FRUM COMPUTERS
COMPUTER EXPLOSION
TEEN CHARGED WITH TAPPING INTD COMPUTER
N.C. STATE UNIV., CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., SEMINARS
CUTTING DRUG DEMAND BEST WAY TO FIGHT ABUSE
N.C. STATE UNIV., CORHITORIES
L'^F"L'fK'T!i"A^^^FA"rDlc^'IlSN' "°«'""«^ «""
. STATE UNIV.
NEW HTGULAT
TOMATOES MA
5 FRO" N.C.
"i NCSU PROF
WATER SYSTE
WILL THE Ml
AWARDS: RES
N.C. STATE
DISCOVERY C
'WISE- MOLE
RESEARCHER
ESTROGEN, _
N.C. PROFFS
•80S' SMOKE
PROFESSOR S
N.C. UNIVFR
HOURS IN PERU
. FACULTY
OhY GENES FOUND IN CORN
" MAKE OWN INSECTi: IDE
■■^^im "'''-° "OSTAG^ BRIEFLY IN PERU
FSSORS ARE HELD HOSTAGE FOR ' - -"
:MS URGED FDR FARMS
tPo^'J^JE" REALLY aiG US LATER?
■RESEAl?HlR'lEjs'?eLL*Ow''ii[p'"'"°"' PRODUCTIVITY
nuLD LEAD TO ADVANCED COMPUTERS
CULE AMAZING
Tell ??NK"B°E'SS?CDf?r'^= " '"'"
5TT,c;^;=STyDENTs'LAG IN SCIENCE
SITIES REVIEW FACULTY CONSULTING WORK
"•'•• SJJ.T^^y'X': EOUNDATIONS
NCSU FOUNDATION APPROVES BUOGF T
N.C. STATE UNIV., GRANTS
l2'-r" QfIU95;'^'"° KESEAPCH GRANT
?:^.', 5TATF GETS GRANT FROM GE LA?
GRANT Tr FIGHT HLUE MOLD
'!!•';: ,5^"^ RECEIVES GRANT
N.C. STATE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
GIBSON WINS SCHOLARSHIP
N.C. STATE UNIV., SEMINARS
''yic?^?j^d5^'^^'^'«'™°^""-""
l6SfS:R?%;T'°F^OR"''Mj5lG^^S:°^lj;E?5,Sr^""^^ NCSU event
.C. STATE UNIV.,
SEE N.C. STATE
SPORTS
UNIV. SPORTS
N.C. STATE UNIV., STUDENTS
HuSorA*ND\%°lrfrv?fJ SCHOLARSHIPS
•PACK FANS KEEP ROAR TO MINIMJM
C0Spu?E'S'fx!'.L'lit?aN' "'"'"■ "'-' "°'""''
icffi5^HlJ"S?K.',lRfi'^INS5IlJ?r°'^'"■^"^
L'^^L"frTfe"^p%^^L'Mt'{?,0°fl °°«"^^"' ^«"S
NCSU GRADUATE •SUCKING- IT TO -EM AT BURLINGTON
N.C. STATE UNIV., SUMMER SESSION
N F f
P D DATE C
H ! (/i3/<ij A
H 2 <)/2",/>13 A
H 2 10/04/B3 4
5 2 lO/JS/fii C
0/28/B3 ;:
U/20/fl3 C
12/2-^/83 A
H 2 6/25/fl3 A 5
S 2 3/U/n3 A 2
PC, L P '^YL
"f/Di/ej
',/oi/n3
't/09/113
'./12/'!3
6/2S/R3
1 l/Oft/83 . . ,
11/10/83 0 IS
1 2
S
9
1
a 14
1/28/83 A 1
H
1
5/07/93
n
1
s
?
5/07/83
A
3
s
p
5/l2/n3
A
r
H
2
6/20/83
B
1 (1
s
2
t 1/29/93
A
•5
N
H I S/l-t/RS C
H 2 5/15/83 C
S 2 5/20/93 A
S 2 ',/01/93 A 12
H 2 i,/19/83 A <,
H 2 9/U/93 A 6
S 2 11/19/93 C 1
H 2
6/2<,/83
r
5
5 2
4i/2<./83
c
1
S ?
1/13/93
r
5
S 2
1/21/R3
A
7
S 2
2/2<./R3
A
1
H 2
2/25/83
II
5
H 2
3/1D/93
H
i,
H 2
3/1 1/93
H
1 n
H 1
5/1 1/93
r
1
H 1
6/02/03
n
1
H 2
8/09/93
1
S 2
8/10/83
A
it
H 2
9/25/93
A
7
S 2
9/29/93
A
6
S ?
9/01/93
c
A
H 2
9/19/93
B
1 2 P
H 2
10/13/83
A
10
H 2
11/07/93
B
1
H 1 o/0',/93 B 1
H I
H 2
H 1
H ?
H 2
H 2
4/29/83 n
5/01/83 A
7/01/83 9
7/28/93 B
6/20/93 A
12/22/83 A
S 2 9/29/93 A 19 N
S 2 3/15/83 A 5 N
H 2 3/06/93 0 12
S 2 9/15/93 D in
H 2 9/22/93 A 19
2/L7/B3 A
1 2
P N
2/29/83 A
F
3/08/93 A
4/01/93 A
'./03/93 A
P N
',/07/83 C
N
4/18/93 A
F
5/10/93 A
1 1
N
6/23/83 A
2n
N
6/24/93 C
N
6/24/93 C
7/29/83 B
P F
SUBJECTS
1/17/8',
H.C,
N.C.
N.C
N.C.
N.C .
N.C.
N.C.
N.C,
N.C.
N.C,
ri.C
N.C
JURHAM STuDEtiTS ATTEND SESSIO'l
STATE UNiV.t wORAShTPS
CLASSES fOK MANAGERS PLANMtn [ M DURHAM
FOCUSED GN PriOTOCBAPnY
STATE UKIU. ACRICULIUKAL c XP £1 IMJNT S T AT I Oil
N.C. TOBACCO SP'^CIALISTS KEEP TAUS 0:i OLUE "OLCI
STATE UNIV. ART MUSBU'I
N.C. STATE BECAROS • iOS ART L-OACY
STATE UNIV. flIOTECHNOLQCY PRO'.RAM
'Lt':'h'\ri\rii[.'}'iUG BIOTE-.HNOLQGV PPOoRAM
NE- PRaCRAM TO STUDY FOnD, ANIMAL DISEASES
RESEARCHERS ARE RACING STARVATIGU
STATE UNIV. aOABO OF TRUSTEES
UNC GnvERNOOS SELECT TRUSTEES
NAMED TRUSTEE
JOINS BOARl)
STATE UKIV. CENTER FOR URBAN AFFAIRS
N.C. STATE, RTI CREATE PARTNERSHIP
C COMMUNITY SERVICES
STATE UNIV. DIVISION OF COHT IN U I .JG EDUCATION
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MEETS SLATED
STATE UNIV. rPUNDERS DAY
NCSU TO MARK FOUNDERS' DAY
STATE UNIV. FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE
PERLMJN'S GENIUS SHINES
SEASON TICrtETS ON SALE NOri
STATE UNIV. INTFRNATIONAL TRACE CENTER
TRADE CENTER GETS ACTING DIRE: TOR
STATE UNIV. SCHOOL DF ACRICUUURE AND LIFE SCIENCES
U.S. EDGE IN LEAF SEEN THREATrJiEO
DEmInO INCREASING FOR FARM SPECIALISTS
j;5iA^M"?liDF,^^f 2VT?L''^Si?^l= iYiio PROGRAM
S^^ISrAl^S^TfS^ET^Sl^i^Aj^^ir/o^L^&^E'/rATION
"CSU PLANS SPOTTED FEVER STUD*
STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS
STATE UNIV. SPORTS
ON SaUAD
M f STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASEBALL
^•^' IJgtSeR PLE'AC THE MOLFPACK'S ACc
N.C. STATE fILANKS UNC
^Sffp^CraJl^pUtf rdnr. !;i?%.SEBALL STANDINGS
SInkSfaD blanks state, GIVES JNC LEAGUE LEAD
tar heels top -pack
plesac goes high
N.C. STATE uNiy, 5?o|!h,?t^"S??l:i
PICK COASTS 3Y FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON
.noibS AWAY- OFFENSE CLICKS flR 'PACK
uolfpack'S -cat- silences Tit RS
^AtvANO LAUDS RULES AFTER VICTORY
M
TIGERS EDGE PACK. J''-';!
MI?7nn DOWNS COLD-SHOOTING 'P^CK
Fo5r°TOp"o TEAMS IN AREA HOOPS LINEUP
BRCKCTRail ^ilNANZA ON Tap TONICHI
Ci5s^ COMEBACK TOPS WOLEPACK. WHITTENBURG
STATE'S HIGH HOPES BROKEN
HHITTFNRURG PROBABLY OUT REST OF YEAR
SyERSkfVs PACK'S WIN OVER TECH
Without ofrfck, state alters -ame
DOHERTY, DAUGHEOTY C PERKINS
OnC'S aicANCE BEATS »OLE P ACK , J<)- S 1
rATfl^Eair.?%u^?"w?^^^NS!'S^„^^f^?fS^S^f
Si;Ji"i3l??T''^JaL;SGi%2cKV?^,WNH,LL SLIDE WITH .1-73 Wl.
So REST FOR ^OLFPACK: MEM?"'! ^TaTE TODAY
HAYNES' SHOT DOOMS STATE TO 57-53 DEFEAI
hES
(STATEI HIS HOME
OH. FOR A FOUR-LEAF CLOVER
wSlFPACK'S hopes TURNING Tu ASH
MYERS THRUST INTO P»CK ATTACK
VALVANO AGREES: NORTH CAROLIN^
DUKE, STATE NEED VICTORY
UALVANO 'EXflTEO' ABOUT CONTRACT
mJeRSLUWE. BAILEY TRIPLE-TE.M DEVILS
MYERS. LOWE TOO MUCH FOB DEVILS
RIVERS CRESTS; MARYLAND ROLLS ^ , ^ ..
d ?^??s'^c'^Su',a L^n^A^D-'^rS'.L'F^l^^ DEFEATS TECH
S?^Ers'^RU^'^lA«"su£i^5rs~\ ,
V.t.i'/o\ IT.Tn^^.'TW.'.rllfo, PRIORITIES AND IDEALS
OPEN ANO SHUT CASE n.-o.rw
NOTRE DAMF DELAY nEFLATES WRL-PaCK
VERS. LQWt LEAO STATE PQUT
MYtRSt LUHt LtAU 31«ic r.uui
:cfl5G'flR'pLA?iNg" fficFY'S DISCOVERED RIGHT STATE OF MIND
5ir^nL?^SSEa^r,'llA'T?^^SStu.PH OVER UNC
A TECHNICAL MATTER
WAKE, STiTE SET DOUUEHEADER
ScSOeen'S free throws rescue s ate
N.C. STATE, wAkE host 'r'«sti
STATE'S SHUOTFH
state VISITS^OUKE
--■' • - ^^^
'CLASSIC
^nt^r^/Ai^Li5%lerw5t'F'^A?^^i^NSRAC
^ItJ^^F^S^NJ^Ors 'tIkI^IpOTLIGHTS FDR UNC. STATE
CAVALIERS KEEP PACE, DUMP PAC<
MARYLAND PJLTS BY STATE
TERPS EARN PIVOTAL ACC VICTORY
N f
P D
DATE
S 2 7/20/93 C <)
S 1 T
E L Y
C PC L P BYL
H J io/n/n3 D 10
S 2 11/03/P3 D A
^l
F ^71
HI ',/0 2/a3 rl I N
H 2 3/26/B3 D 7 P F W65
H 2 ll/lD/53 A 7
S 2 U/15/n3 A 5
H 2 U/17/83 A 12
N
S 2 6/10/B3 A
S 2 6/17/n3 A
S 2 10/11/83 C
9 P P
2 P P
W36
S76
H 2 5/19/83 BAN
H 2 3/17/83 A ^^ N
H 1 3/29/8) B
1
N
S 2 1/20/83 D a
S 2 2/17/83 D 12
H 2 2/22/83 A 3
S 2 5/16/83 C 1 N MJJ
S 2 8/19/83 A 5 N
5 2 3/31/33 A
H 1
A/l<./B3 H
1 N
H 2
<,/20/a3 A 12 N
S 2
9/15/83 A
5 N
S 2 12/22/83 B
6 P P
H 2
3/13/83 0
9 N M71
H 2
i/21/B3 e
4 N
S 2
3/2A/83 1)
3 N
H 2
3/31/83 0
3 N
H 2
i,/l 1/83 a
4 N
H 3
<,/l4/83 D
I P N M71
S ?
^/n/as 3
3 N
S 2
6/07/83 B
5 N
H 2
l/0A/a3 B
^ „ " =,c
S 2
1/04/83 B
2 P rj F25
H 2
l/on/fl3 B
2 P N 071
S 2
1/08/8 3 A
6 N
H 2
1/10/33 B
2 N
S 2
l/io/n3 D
3 p N
H 2
1/12/83 C
1 U M71
S 2
1/12/83 B
' *■ *• £15
H 2
1/13/R3 a
1 N D7l
S 2
1/13/83 B
1 p u Die
H 2
l/l<./a3 C
I P N
H 2
1/16/83 B
1 P N S9 I
S 2
1/17/83 0
4 P U P55
H 2
1/19/83 C
I N
H ?
1/20/83 D
I N M7 I
S 2
1/20/83 B
I P U F25
H 2
1/22/83 0
I N C52
S 2
1/22/83 A
8 U F25
H 2
1/23/83 B
1 N C 5 2
H 2
1/23/83 n
3 N C 5 2
H 2
l/2A/n3 n
2 P N C52
H 2
1/2A/B3 B
2 P U M71
S 2
l/2<./B3 D
2 P U D18
H 2
1/26/83 n
2 P F M7 1
H ?
1/26/83 U
2 N
s ■*
1/26/83 6
I P N F25
S 2
1/26/83 0
2 N
H 2
1/27/83 U
2 p N M7 I
S 2
1/27/83 0
' " 1:1 2i?
H 2
1/30/83 B
1 N E9 3
■: 2
1/31/83 D
8 P N
H 2
2/03/83 0
I N
H 2
2/05/83 0
1 N M71
5 2
2/05/83 A
8 P N
H 2
2/06/B3 B
1 P N M71
H 2
2/06/83 e
2 P F M7I
s ?
2/07/83 D
4 N
H 2
2/ 0/93 0
1 N D7 I
S 2
2/ 0/83 B
1 P U 018
H 2
2/12/83 D
1 P N
1 P N C52
H 2
2/13/83 n
H 2
2/13/83 b
3 p u n7i
S 2
2/1A/83 0
4 P U P55
H ?
2/17/83 0
I N 866
I P N P55
S 2
2/17/83 h
H 2
2/19/8) 0
1 P F M7 1
H 2
2/20/83 H
1 P N M7 I
H 2
2/20/B3 B
3 P U 071
H 2
2/20/83 e
in P P T37
S 2
2/21/83 D
2 N
S 2
2/21/83 D
3 P U Dl a
H 3
2/22/93 t
3 N
S ?
2/23/8) D
I P U 018
s ?
2/23/83 D
t N
H 2
2/24/83 0
1 P N M71
S 2
2/24/83 B
1 P U 018
S 2
2/24/83 0
1 P N F2 5
H 2
2/27/83 B
I N C52
H 2
2/28/83 0
2 N C52
H 2
3/04/63 C
1 p M 071
S 2
3/04/83 D
I P U 0 1 8
INDEX
12/31/13
S U t J t C T S
1/17/9".
SlOT
TO TULL
MlMyLANO'S LATE bllR-^E OFFLATE; W■1L^''^C^
S'ijt KOLLI'lG, UAKE REELING A-T6q RnuT
mOLFPALK uauuS HEACONS in FIMILE
BLnwCUT COuLO HAUNT STATE. PU'iP UP WAKE
N.C. SIATF, 71-70; CHARLES' FT S3N0S PACK ',Y lEACO.g';
\^^UI^ 9f IDENTITY AND CuACUNG SH3FS 'fALOHS
taOLFPACK STALKS NCAA 010
PACK, 91-=li,; STATE OVEftCO'-'tS SIY-pnfjT nFFiriT TN nv/FRTrMC cohot
JOLFP.CK Tu«NS THE TATLESl ST'T^ TOP 5 u C • S P A TEN TFn R Im y ""'<^•••
Hi'cH SPOt'eOR^'lO.^"'-""'"^ """"^ MAGE "'^^=0 RALLY...
•?ACK'rHoS'j""G!;?U'""^^ "''^■' ""'^ """ "ILLSPOROUGH ST. HOLFP.CK
"r'-f^^I'^S STUNS VIRGINIA FOR ACC TITLE
JOLFPACk nO^US. STICKY OeFENS= WILT CAVALItRS
CAVALIERS LOOKING TO NCAA'S P^ R T Y ^"""''"^
FOR STATE, 0.1NI ,iAS FANTASY I'LA^iO
'PACK TO MISi 'NEW RULE^' IN PLAYOFFS
alGGER THAN SWARTHMORE LAYUFhS
sSor?s2aJ;shIp '" '" '°"' ""'"• '"'^ ""'
PACK TAKES UNEXPECTFO JOURNFy
lfH','„"f'^'' '° £•" ''l-l- OUT' IN WEST RtGIOIJ
FAST COMPANY SUITS STATE'S STYLE
'PACK NOT LOOKING AHEAD TO Ru'lNI'C OEBCLS
N.C. STATE DEFEATS PEPPEROINE 65-67
DESTINY DEALS -OLFPACK SECOND CHVNCF
p:^; -'ISy"o^RlBE'rt''Tl'A'^si?^r'"°"''" """ "'"'''
JOLFPACK'S GREAT ESCAPE, PART II "FI,1N1
N.C. STATE ENJOYING NCAA 'DESTINY'
•PACK EYES UTES
WOLFPACK, UTES ScT FOR CINOFR=LLA MATCH
•LUCKY' „OLFPACK RAGE OF HEST
r^rcT^F'^upr^??;f,oN?^"" ^^'^"""^''•
lJ-l'^lkUi/iLt^^\"ll^^^U.f\^^^^^^ ^'"^"^ ™'^«' ^"^"5 "'-•
PAc" Ro!^2r.!!fb"'rF?T'1?55Lr '"'' ''''
ST^ATE^Si^NS^PS^AST';,?^?' «-'""■' ^"''""' '"' "'° ""« ^'"^ "'^'^
CHARLES PICKS UP SLACK FOP 'P:CK
STATE STUDENTS PACK BRICKYARD
N.C. STATE STUNS VIRGINIA
THIS PACK IS NO JOKF
AT LAST, CAVS LOOSE IN UTAH
?itr«"?i:?f'fi'-';-,;'*°''"'''' '^*"E, ANOTHFR TITLE
f5E^^|Scc;Eaj^L°^sjro\E%*ssk«i^^^wS?rp;?K"''^" ^"" -"°"'*^^
HAPPINESS IS AN UNEXPECTED PLEASURE
sfrT^-Fl;;! ^J'a'c?'? 5?r2^p't"* ■'•'• ''''"■ "•'-""^ "^^'^ ^"""^^ LOOSE...
CHA'f?;^ocGA°c°H^o:cl5oo"'"' "" '° '""' ""^
oi'fS Sl^S55eJ"u?"'" 'bACKCouM' nooK
GEJRGIA NOT TAKING 'PACK LIGHTLY
STATE ir"?"^^ FINAL FOUR PRES'UPC
iH'iTIENe£RG''ni"'^ PERSONAL NICHE IN ACC HISTORY
Km ."nnPi^PS^t" '*°" REALITY n ALBUOUERQuE
oULLDQGS 'NO FLUKE*
NICKEL AND DI1ING
5JoI^!„'^^9^5C^""°f'C^ PtlR a^E (ORE GAME
'PACK FANS KEEP ROAR TO NtNIHIM
2;'^,*J'"^ '■"'5 OANGS' EARS
MCJUEFN'S ROLF NO EX AGGERAT I O'J
^RE'IS;Nf^''!^F''SE'Arf^' '"^ '""' '"'""'
FOR STATE, THE HULK, A OUICK TRAFT
Jk^oyS^"- "E'l-I- H«VE TO PLAY SBOvE THE RIM
5?J^JF^^°Sr5T^"?J9^ S"'''^''5laLE FOR HOLIDAY
MCJUEFN'S BEST LIFTS WOLFPACK
VALVANO: STATE MUST SET TEMPO
COUGARS FOCUS IN ON WHITTFNBU'G
II?f?,l Si?*'' ?"''5 1RING TITL? HACK TO N.C.
STATE'S DREAM COHES TRuF
VALVANO'S MODEST GOAL PASSES BEYOND REASON
VALVANO PILOTS 'PACK TO ITS BIGGEST VICTORY
STAY AyAY FROM ROU, FANS TOLD VILIUHY
N.C. STATE FANS GO W I L 0
(hJ^SmIIS? ;0«t than NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
pA"cKiJ*f'E;iR;rs'i^p°Li;;i ' °'""' ""^
NCAA MUTES
VICTORY TEAR
THE WINNING WOLFPACK
FOK N.C. STATE, THE SHOE WAS ALWAYS A
THOUSANDS GREET 'PHI PACK ATTACKA' AFTER AHRIuai unMC
fHE"l«SSss'l«Ll'LE"M"°"° 3f FhuCATloJ'JppSSi^n'- ™"'
?f^{;I?'Tc''^"^J^i!2',""'5 APPR1VAL in HOUSE
Ln;j'u^s^.^rHE"So""""' """"^^ ""^ °' ■"="'►'"
•PACK PLANS TO VISIT PRFSIDENT HIT SNAG
NC^Al'vifi^^ "i/K'TR?'" "''"' -""'^ "°^" ^'^"
^r??,'-,,"!'r '.1^*''^ "" '■*'*0 fOP "=« ^''KX SErRIIITS
'pIckMust paJ? osserves chanze rn visit reagan
THE TRIALS OF VALVANO
AT RANDOM
VALVANO TO STAY
'PACK, REAoAN WILL TALK VIA SATELLITE
V.LVANO^SAYS HE'S STAYING
WOLFPACK GETS TrxAS 'SPUD'
visirs'pRFs'ioENr"''"^'" """'"' ^'^ketoall champions
STATE LANDS BOLTON
SWEET VICTORY TURNS BITTER
SPECIAL COKi^S
STATE HONORS BAILEY
CASEY'S GAHBLF ON VALVANO PAYS JFF — '1 I G
NATIONAL TITLL
PFRFECI FIT
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DATE C
J/D<./e3 u
3/06/»3 L
3/D7/BJ D
3/D')/'<) C
1/12/13 i»
3/12/13 a
3/l2/(!3 A
3/13/13 B
3/13/P3 li
j/n/n3 C
3/1A/R3 A
3/l'./13 n
3/14/83 rt
3/l<,/a3 B
3/l'./n3 B
3/1A/13 0
3/li./«3 L;
3/l<./»3 D
3/16/B3 a
3/16/83 D
3/17/83 A
3/17/83 0
3/17/S3 0
3/18/03 C
3/18/83 0
3/19/83 A
3/19/R3 A
3/l')/e3 A
3/20/13 t
3/21/33 B
3/21/83 B
3/2!/?3 n
3/21/93 a
3/21/93 D
3/21/S3 D
3/22/13 ■)
3/23/93 0
3/2'./93 0
3/2<./13 0
3/24/93 8
3/24/83 B
i/2S/n3 C
3/25/93 H
3/25/03 B
3/26/B3 A
3/27/83 A
3/27/83 a
3/27/83 B
3/26/83 1
3/26/93 b
3/28/93 D
3/29/93 D
3/29/B3 B
3/30/93 B
3/30/93 a
3/30/13 a
3/3D/13 C
3/30/83 B
i/31/93 0
3/31/13 D
3/31/83 A
3/31/83 E
3/31/83 B
3/31/13 B
4/01/13 C
4/01/83 C
4/01/13 0
4/01/83 0
4/02/83 e
4/02/93 B
4/02/83 B
4/03/13 A
4/03/93 h
4/03/83 a
4/04/83 a
4/04/83 B
4/04/93 B
4/04/93 S
4/04/13 A
4/04/83 D
PG L P IIYL
1 P N F25
1 N C52
2 P U F25
1 N 0 52
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3 P U -Ml
8 P N F25
1 P n M71
3 N M 7 1
1 II 071
1 P P
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4/04/83
4/04/13 D
4/05/93 A
4/05/13 e
4/05/93 a
4/05/83 A
4/05/93 A
4/05/93 A
4/05/93 A
4/05/91 a
4/05/8) u
4/0 5/(13 U
4/05/93 U
4/05/83 a
4/06/83 A
4/06/93 A
4/06/83 A
4/06/83 A
4/06/83 A
4/07/83 A
4/07/83 A
4/07/93 D
4/07/83 a
4/03/93 A
4/09/13 A
4/10/83 B
4/1 1/93 A
4/12/83 fl
4/12/93 A
4/13/83 n
4/13/93 A
4/13/93 0
4/14/83 D
4/14/83 e
4/15/83 A
4/16/93 A
4/06/83 b
4/19/13 A
4/19/93 I)
4/19/93 a
4/19/83 P
4/20/93 D
4/22/93 A
4/24/8! A
4/26/93 1
5/06/83 0
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U .-15 6
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P H C52
P U 019
N ■<71
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P N 019
P N 019
P U 018
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P N 018
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PAT.I S'ij
1/17/0'.
IHI": Kin Cam ^Ll-L A BALLOnf*
JUESrlGf.S L ANSHEHS H\1H J I ■< VALVA'lO
THE OrLOEM MALO STILL HnvESIN' OVFIl VALVANU
VALVAMO HfLPi UOLFPaCK CLUO
VALVANO'S imn JOURNEYS TO 'Itl YuRK
^Pi ORAFT SPLITS H.C. STATE ST Al S
SHAVLlK'S u"tATNLSS MHRF THAT! SUF
VALVANU'S NilVFL IHEA A TECHNICAL CASUALTY
N.C. STATE RELEASES ESSKETbALL SCHEOULE
clkfonMST CREATES ACC VICTTBY POSTFRS
JASHBII^N CASTS LOT UITH WQLPP'CK
A PIVOTAL GAtf FOR FCU
VALVANJ: HuGWASH TO NCAA RU^O^b
fSo-JsOn'TQ'"iNNnliNCF COHHITHE'IT TO WOLFPACK
•',:/^.Kdr.''nli:i.iV.'i^'l S^^T^r^.^^^If "CHAKLES. .ROAO SHOULDERS
SalVANO SEES REMATCH AS SOMETHING 0IFFEP6NT
Spbo SPROUTS AS N.C. STATE DEMOLISHES unuSTON
•SPUD. 5PU0. SPUD'; wFao'S pa:k oeuut a rousing success
hOLFPACK SLAMS HGUSTON — AGAIN
5ElF°!.«»"pLaSs°nQ°K=ST on NATIONAL T,Tl- l:*'l«PVKr
SfTFR HIGH MARKS IN OPENER. STATE GETS SECOND TEST
kolfpack avoids upsft , „ ,.
■pack STKUG-LfS PAST ANCfinRAG- ^,,,, ^.„,
GANNON HELPS VOLFPACK MOVF I NT 0 T I TLE GAME
STATE UPSETS HuGS. CLAIMS SHQITOUT
3H»"lF7'"'-j'l'M^viLVANG IS IREE/ING ALONG AT N.C. STATE
UALVANO'S TREATING 1,-1 LIKE IT'S n-4 ,,„,„,,, c
■PACK BACK STATE'S RETURN HE» OS HEAVY ACC SCHEDULE
GAflflON'S J3 SPARK STATE IN RUIAWAY
SUbPAR gOLFPACK FINOS HAYS TO WIN
^{"A?^riAlf?nli^F?^S^ISc'^,S^.'J^i"'u?!t^^Jui,LE-HFAI,ER RECIPE
51 AUG'" O^UGES EAGLES. CAPTJ-<FS BULL CITY CLASSIC
The 'PACK IS BACK--OUJN TO fA'Tri
OUKF. STATE HOME TONIGHT
WOLFPACK JrilPS CATAMOUNTS „,rTnov
VALVANO UNIMPRESSED BY STATi='S EASY VICTORY
aOoC.H TIMES FOR •'OLFPACK'S MY=RS
3N'sc5JSi!c?ilL!;lIi^5 S?^?ES;^?rA5 «.TUKING with SUCCESS
BUSY 'V' pIcPARES FOR LOUISVILLF INVASION
SPOTLIGHT ON 'PACK „j.-c.
fBIIM'S CARDINALS REGIN 'MOMENTUM PHA'jF'
wSlFrIck FA^LS TO JONFS' COOL IN FINAL MlNUTl.
MISTAKES COSTLY TO "l-C. STATE
CARDINALS EICLOIT 'PACK'S FLAJS
LONG RANGE SHORT RANGE FOR GANNON
i MERRY CHRISTMAS pi^OM COACH ^ALVANO
SJI^S^fE^Sun^Ps'SKhiSlMf^^P^CT MILLION-PLUS PROFITS
BFBORN MYERS 'SNAKES' AGGIES
PACK I'KEEieS n.Y TOuSQN ST.
c"2iSLMMivfDEs"0FJEN?i5f"p;,CH FOR AILING -OLFR.CK
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
REtO ADOS BATTA
MAlHtSOf TAKES Jul JITH MIAMI
R"F^Dr^SR^?i:KF"?{L.grSlru'sFL FRO, CAMPUSES
REfn LOOKS FOR SPARK TO SPRIN: PACK ATTACK
GuIOICc. FSPOSITG LEAD STATE 3 li RACE
'''-"yi'-SEprr,s£ EARNS PRAISE IN SCRIMMAGE
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DATE C f
5/10/8 i h
5/l'i/R3 11
6/16/R3 II
6/21/r\3 'i
6/27/n3 D
6/2'»/R3 C
6/3n/R3 A
7/28/113 D
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8/0'i/"3 A
'5/05/R3 n
9/0=(/l'3 C
10/0R/B3 n
10/12/13 h
11/03/113 n
ll/J7/n3 u
u/in/03 C
ii/i<i/n3 D
ll/2n/B3 0
ll/2n/n3 n
11/21/B3 0
U/23/B3 C
11/23/03 D
1 l/2';/»J C
ll/26/n3 B
11/26/83 A
11/27/83 0
11/28/83 0
12/01/83 ri
12/02/03 C
12/02/83 C
12/02/8! 0
l2/03/il3 B
12/03/83 A
12/0<./a3 u
12/04/83 8
12/0",/»3 U
I2/0'5/R3 !J
12/07/83 n
12/08/83 U
12/08/83 B
12/01/83 D
12/11/83 U
12/12/83 0
12/15/83 B
12/16/83 0
12/17/83 13
12/18/83 n
W/ll/F! 0
12/11/83 0
12/20/83 B
12/21/83 B
12/21/83 B
12/21/8! »
12/21/83 B
12/21/83 n
12/21/83 B
12/11/83 B
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SED-HHITE GAME
SPRING GAME"
PORTION OF THRFE-PRDNGFD PACK
'PACK
AND PERHAPS PEST.
STATE D£
RfO-hHITE GAMF SET
STATE cgach calls halt to
RllS:"p^C^6'^s'nEs"TE 'TYPIOL DULL, BORING
REtO'S 'PACK LOAOFD — FxCEPT AT OB
A TRIO OF TAILBACKS: MCINTOSH ONLY
holfpack oq holf Hinc open
DUKE, STATE SWITCHING OATFS
ACC RFJFCTS CHOWAN COACH'S CHARGES
PACK HARBORED AT CAMP REED " ' J H RON F I ST S
LIGHTER SCHEDULE GOOD. RAW DBS BAD FOR 'PA
'PACK LOADED AT TAILBACK
NCCII LOOKING TO REPLACE VETS
PACK PIFATES ON TV „ .^
ECU'S CUR? FUR misery: BEAT STATE
REEOING THE STiTE-ECU RIV«L"Y , ,,
MI-S ANOtSfR CINDERELLA IN TIE MAKING'
SIATE-ECU: REED'S DFBUT A CLAiSIC
A PIVOTAL GAMF FQP ECU , - . .r
COFFR POSSIBLE "CNCH-W AR ME R Fl H £ CU G AMF
THE DAY'S JFSSERT: ECU-STATF .^A-E IS JHF LAST
fOuPTH-OUARTCR DRIVES RALLY E U 3Y N.C. STATt
GnOof^BAS'oJTloNrCRUCIAL TO INDIANA HIM
utVnii'.''i'^^n'°on^ir,h.^B. yet EMnRY
1!:?^ 'A: \:'<i IWlffi IJHiSSiJi Dii^I^^SEFD'ACCENTOATFS-pOS.T.VfS
l'otlUl"".r^l""^il WITH ROUT OF THF CITADEL
Seed unimpressed with ■p«",K ctooy
RAMS HAND CENTRAL FIRST OFFEAI .21-3
REED FIRM OPPONENT OF FRESHMAN FLlGIlllLITY
HFNDtL, JOH:(SnN PACK'S OEFENSIVF KEYS
STi?rv's!:'^3"RG'iNIA BRINGS ANSWERS FOR ACC JU I 2
unbFATEN CAVALIFRS STOP STATE. CAUSE RCFO TO SEE RED
reed: RFASJM for LOSS GLANCE AWAY
STaNKAVAOF'S progress on TARG' r
tint V^in.'tV.d[X:rcJfc",'>V..n wOlfpack coach
UoSn'; REFo"paY price F0,1 KNOVlNG THE SCORE
wOLFPACK C IRNfRS DEACONS, 33-15
RFEO: MENTAL ASPCCT K^Y IN&OEllFlT
DFACuNS gift-wrap WOLFPACK VI TORY
wolfrack pleased with win, but...
REED STILL LOOKING FuR CONSISTENCY
VALVANO: NO VIOLATION
RICKY WALL GETS 3-wEtK SUSPENMON
JACKETS OUl'P 'PACK, 20-lC
u"5S'?SrS; ;^^^^S?UL^?n.5TS^'tiS hfel romp
l^\rVi\i,r^,'lll^i ll\l.l'-'-l2'il^^^0. TACKLING-WEAK
NEtciMcSfcSPOMlfn, KEEO LLARN DEPTH DF UNL RIVALRY
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STATE LOSS
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. i'ipy gait ^iow hi story
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5 7
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5 2
S 3
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H 2
5 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
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1/07/83
2/15/83
2/15/83
2/25/83
3/13/83
3/22/83
"./Dl/R!
4/17/83
4/17/83
4/22/83
4/23/83
4/23/8)
4/24/83
4/25/83
6/18/83
8/11/83
8/24/83
8/25/83
3/27/83
8/28/63
0/21/03
8/21/83
1/06/03
1/07/83
1/08/83
1/08/83
1/08/83
1/01/83
1/01/B3
1/10/83
1/11/83
1/12/83
1/12/83
1/13/83
1/14/8J
1/15/83
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1/15/83
•)/U/83
i/li/n3
1/11/83
1/22/83
1/22/83
1/22/83
1/24/83
1/25/83
1/25/83
1/26/8!
1/26/83
1/21/B3
1/21/83
1/30/83
10/07/83
10/02/83
10/03/83
10/06/63
10/06/83
10/07/83
10/07/83
10/01/83
10/10/83
10/17/8!
10/13/83
10/13/83
in/13/83
10/14/83
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11
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11
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N SI I
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N Sll
N
N
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1 6
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N
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a'.C's LHAi^r Hu"bLt', Pack
s£"ER-EN"A,^S\^-.^un"'^'5 fS'-VEA. fnQT..LL COACH A OISCIPLt OF...
ispnsirr odcsnnns unc SAiiMlr,
^ff^I'?, '■"■""■' *'« "''I ■'OLfpa;k makks
IS srRuoGiiMu -PACK jo«M FuP fHF rou.iin
tigfr comejack 5nares wolfpac
'Pack falls to tigers
GAMECnCKS S-COBT NO OnoS T TO IEF3
REED iHPRfsSE"! Pr GABECOCKS
HOMECOMING GAMES FEATURFO AT TUKE, CENTRAL
Rl^?\: S.'"'='^9f" "'" '•">" '" FOURTH QOARTLR
□PriJN PLAY SINKS WOLFPACK
?I?i^'5 «CRnr<IE REFUSES HIKE, Cn.NvlNCFS RFin
I^EEO: PACK It, iSU'S PATH TO SKCESS
REEO LOOKING FOB FfFOPT AS 'PACK SATTLES APPS
JNe'thIt'cot";!; '"^*""° OFF=NSE C.SflI(=S DAY FOH UOLFPACK
STATE GFTS -hat IT NEFDS — A Hi tj
GRAYSUN'J DIVERSITY TOP AMONG REcf^'S WORRIES
SL'o^l'r^lilL'l'ol'"" ''"°' "'"' °'"' 5M«ITS
REED JARY OF nEVILS
GRAYSON, OUKE 2FR0 IN ON PACK
aL5i-D%':fLi si^L? ?i^'^^?Afr' '"" '^'^ "" ''«'
BENNETT'S 1AG1CAL FINISH BEAT". 'PACK
REcC LIKES PACK'S OPPORTUNITY
1;!'t^;''9,"C'''T slow IT DOriN VS. HOUSTON
'Pack lnos ■.i.AiON on familiar noie
.c. iiArF umv. ;i\,'iir, golf
il'i'l'f ; ^IJ'C '"""t" "■ fCORlOA nuRNFY
?lcK rjL^J?^'^ GLt'dIo'*"" '""'• '■*"" "" "'" " '■"tFNVlLLE
• C. STATt UMv, SPORTS* SOCC£p
S&^En^j?J 'S^C^VSiJ"aK^?S^J^El^5^EK=^^5' ^'^-"^ "''' °"'^^ " -VE.
DUKE Shuts out wolfpack, l-o
STATE'S GRUSS: liu^PY ROAD FOR oLUF OEVILS
OUKf-STATF s" ^'^'■-""'^ED DUKT UlTh OVERTIME WIN
BLUE DEVILS. "wOLFPaCK OPEN Sa:CE;i PLAYUFhS
APOLOGIES 10 ANDY GRIFFITH '''•'-'-■' I" I- «''"►'■ S
BLUE DEVILS JiN THE »AR, ?-\
DUKE WINS SOCCER 'WAR-
,C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, SWIMMING
PACK'S TROUliLFD WATERS
STATE'S Swr-I TEIGN ENDED BY T' R HFELS
C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, TRACK
WOLFPACK WINS ACC TRACK TITLE
•PACK PAIR PROMINENT IN SCORIIG PARADE
C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, WDMFN
UNC WOMEN UPSET N.C. STATE
rr°''?;V?c^°L,lI^.'"'" '^"f ''a^EN OVER DUKE
N.C. STATE'S WQ"EN HAND MARYLAND FIRST LOSS. 76-7 1
WOLFPACK WJ'IEN TOPPLE CAROLINA ^^' "" "
JStSf^^ WOMEN GET TOP TOURNAMENT SEED
STATE WOMFN CLINCH CROwN
LAST YEAR'S PAGE TURNED. ANnT^Ffl hawkfyf PMCarcc
PENN ST. OUSTS pack; GEORGIA HOUN^EsSnC ^"^"'^^^
C. STATE UMV. SPORTS, WRESTLING
5!?IE WRESTLES VICTORY FROM UJC
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H 3 9/03/03 C 1
N
H 2 9/07/83 e 1
N L41
H 2 9/00/03 C 6
N
S 2 9/09/03 A 4
E
H 2 9/15/03 U 1
N
H 2 9/20/03 A I
N
H 2 9/21/03 A 14
N
H ? 9/20/03 B 5
N
H 2 9/30/0) C 5
N
H 2 10/01/03 A 1
N
S ? 10/04/03 A 1
N
H 2 10/05/0) D 5
N
M 2 10/05/0) 0 S
N
H 2 10/06/03 A 7
N
1 2 10/1 1/03 A 0
M
H 2 liJ/14/03 A 0
N
■1 2 10/16/03 D 4
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H 2 10/19/03 A 1
N
H 2 10/19/03 A 3
N
1 2 IO/22/03 A 5
N
^ 2 11/08/0) A 0
N
1 2 1 1/25/0) A 1
N 04 6
2 11/20/03 A 1
N J 56
2 11/29/0) A 1
N
2 12/03/0) A 1 ■;
N
2 12/06/03 A 3
N
2 12/13/03 A 1 1
N
2 12/1 7/93 A 1
N
2 12/21/03 A 12
N
2 12/23/03 A 6
N
2 1/25/03 H 1
N L30
5
1/24/03
A 5
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1/27/03
A 2 1
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1/17/8'.
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U'oulr'^r^E? Eicirf^.^irr^ISS-, rcTM.c -aste facilities
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^^^Er'aJo ^S^h^Tr^B^ye^^S^CEi^ES Cnvf^NOR.S ACHlfVF.E.T AWARD
N.C. ^UULIFF SlSJURCES CGHMISSION
SEE ALSn FlSr.INr,
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COMMISSIUN iPPHGVFS CHANGFS
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cnsMissiuN cjNSluLBiiir, hanucu;; usf
N.C. UAlERFn-L STAMP P;nC»A" I-RtlvEo SUCCES.
FIGhI V0«FJ over LANO PROPOSAL
■■• t\[?'il\:J\l\T^^ 5S?Sii^inorK^5^K ORWFRS ADVANCES
-. JILOLIFE RtSOUBCtS COMMISSION, L1CEN5FS
'SFE ALS: FlSrll'lC FEES
SEE ALS1 HUNTIiG FtrS
SEE ALSl LICcNSIH'". FUAkOS
LICENSE FEE INCBEASF IN THE HTBK
OUTnOOBSMEN GET rlONUi MCNTH O'l C
UR<FmT LICtNSES
tiriStPJiLHyP^EAVES FISHE'iM-N UA.,GLINC
COMHtBClAL FISHERMtrj TAXE5 "01 E
N.C. WOMFN'S AMATEUR GOLF CHAMP ION'. Ml P
"lAG^'SA«'?h%AKES N.C. AHATEOB
N.C. WCBLO TPAJE ASSnCIATIpN
see alst posimess-s. n.c.
"raoe gpou? meets in may
"•'sEflJlQSAB'SrfL''w^lTEBS BOUNDTABLF
"h^Ml^Z^l^^^^^^^"^^'^^^ -H M. SOLITAPV EARS.
N.C. YnuNCi uemoc^ats , , ^
SEE ALSO nEMOCRlTIC PAkTY, N.C.
EOMISTtri. rlNuX TIE IN OEHO POLL
N.C. iOOLO^'jICAL PARK
SEE 200, N.C.
N.C./VIBGINIA WATER BESGURCESMANA-.tMENT COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO Vlf.GrilATIDJWATER MEulLOPHLlS
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C. ,„,^,„,.,.
Ins SarhS PIPELINE i'O'Jl-D SET = RECEDE IT
MATER: Tw-J STATES OISCuSS -INTERSTATE Ar,K
rlLlRTS N.C
STON JATER
5^!'Eis^;klJ^k3^i^'jE^in°^a^5^ELINE
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'v^.'sE^NATcf CHlRGEPMSNT^wlGliG WAR. ON LAKE PLAN
Si'.f. &riI^uFSs"s!irP,?EftNi F.OM r.ASTON NO PROBLEM
GASTON PIPELINE HFARINGS SET
INFO HifOin JN PIPELINE
^i. SFNATORS REBUTT d IT C S
MtLMS SEES 'IIAS IN PIPELINE ISSUl
N.C..S CHINA CONNLCTION
SFE China
""^ '"p^n^Sf iSi.'rrn S^^ i! 'Sepob T , f JO • ^■'■ihe^ J ;„
CONTRIauTIONS 8RING PLAUDITS TO ^CuOLAR
N3BIH CAflULINIANA SOCIETY AWABO
"^U3t:iSHEl:.S°STANDARnS REMAIN MlGH
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SSo5 EDGEMJNT Pl^N. COUNCIL P;NcL URGED
PLANNFBS STUDY LTTTLES POINT
Nt IGHauRMOjDS COME TOGETHER n GcT AID
NOR.H^OUKE HALL_^^ ^p^,^ ,.^ ^^^^^ „^<, „,,
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DATE
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9/07/83 0
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2/22/83 1
5/2A/R3 0
6/02/83 A
6/22/13 e.
6/23/13 B
7/20/83 11
7/21/13 A
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9/27/B3 C
9/03/13 A
9/17/83 B
9/20/83 6
9/28/83 e
IO/OA/83 E
10/38/13 A
10/11/83 A
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10/12/13 A
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ll/l'7/83 A
ll/21/i; A
U/21/83 A
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N
N COS
N COS
N COS
3/07/83
A/22/B3
A/22/P3
5/21/83
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SEE ALSO Dut^HAM ftHTAPY TLnd
SEE ALST ROTASf rirESNATiriMAL
IT'S » eioj, rr'i a Pi.AME--«iQr it'
NlrtTH DIIKHAI PCTA»Y (jFPICFKS
S A BnTAktAN
aUILOlNG SANTA"
NJOTH OUOHAM SrHOiR
LOCaTIO'jS PtJDUCc I4AMES OF SCtJOLS
NUHIH MANoUM Sr,
JFVEL'IPPB SiJ;S AOJuSTME'ir dTAJu
HENflVAnOM FIGHT TAKttI TO CCIU" T
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NUSTM STAIf SAVINGS AND LCAN
blu FOR SCL STUCK MATCHfD
'lORTH STATE SESmiA CLUI,
SPAULOING OPcNS CAMPAIGN
NURTH VlfTNi"
SEC vrtTNAN
NURTH WILKFSPUSO SPEFDWAV
SEE ALSO STOC< CAR RAC ING
cLLIS. WORLEf, CAPINE TAKE RATE „INS
NQPTH/SlIOTH all-star shrine FOWL
''k^\i'Lr.lL^'uni/^°2T,k'e tn^ '^" "■•"■^"^ "~°" inoivioual
ShRINE BOWL CHANCE TO BOOST STOCK
PRE? 'oTc-S ^^-^ " ^'''^ ^°-'^" CAROLINA'S STRFaK
TAR hFELS CLJflBESEO IN SHRINE
SOUTH CAROLINA STARS ROLL
NORTH/SOUTH OGUBL EHcAOE R
UNCf STATF PLAY OPENERS IN NO^TH-SilHTH
■JOLFPf-CK SLIPS PAST PALAOINS
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TER FuR HAKE
COUNTY SCHOOLS
f;''LJi''5 THROUGH WEEKEND TUNE- UP
CLOSEO-OyflK HEETINC CONFIOENCc BOOS
HEELS HIT 20-WlN MARK
■PACK PULLS OUT «IN
UNC DROPS NIRTm-SIUTH
NORTh-SOUTm dASKETbALL ENDING
NORTHEAST DURHAM
TRUCK RruTES
NORTHERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE ENO VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
NORTHERN FAIRVIEM
SEE FAIPVIEW COMMUNITY (ORANGE SOUNTY, N.C.I
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
FIRE GUTS liUILOING
BACK HOME
NORTHERN RELEASES HONOR ROLL
Mno?ulIS^5| REMOVED FROM ALL OURHAM CITY,
t^2SI"f?;' 5cEk5 1')63 GRADUATES
NORTHERN NAMES HONOR ROLL
POLICF DISCOVER DRUG RESIDUE
Diji^^h^^^r^SsSjAS??;"-"
PRACTICING FOR SING
nSrIhISn' KI^S I'lTT's^GiloV *"'"" ''""■''
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JV'fVES HIT NORTHERN HIGH
?i?s I?D'iSR%5¥s""'"'"°''
^JJ.HF"'' RELEASES HONOR ROLL
MARKUP SMALL, LESSONS PR0FITA3LF AT ^THnni i c
°"oTisj'°.fv.hr"'° 'fTs°^f;sE'^fs*oFi':;!Si i
NORTHERN HIGH School, GRADUATION
G;A'Sii.\','gfi=A?v?^'fr;isT^i'!i'^"^" """"^^ '"-o^'^^e plans
GRADUATION CEREMONIES ARE SET
NORTHERN GRAOS TOLO TO DELIEV" IN THFM^Fiutc
NORTHERN GRADUATION SPEAKER uSgES OEvaSprnG SELF
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DEJa"Ju' '^^" '^''* '° '"'^" "JESTAY
PERSON WIN FOILS OtauT OF POE GYM
KNIGHTS LOST, BUT NEW GYM A WINMFR
NORTHERN HIGH GYM TO BE OE 0 1 C TED SUNDAY
NEW GYMNASIUM TO BE DEDICATED ^'J'""
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. SPORTS
SEE NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, STUUENTS
UPS ANO DOWNS
BOUND FOR FRANCE
MF°Sc':;^,rT' f'^r^'^'d'aS'^'*^ "«« "-^^
E?SE'c1i'T'l5f,?'?SL^yLTIS" '" °'"^"^ ORAMATIZaTION
OURHAM SENIOR OOfcS DICKENS AUn utM^ sl^n
i'Pyn^l'i" '^ TIPS IN DAIRY JIIDUNg" ""
TPjpSlES"D?5.PS;i^D'"*''"'-"' '"'' ""' "'■■""''• '■' THE DOGS"
REFLECTING
WHIPPIfjG UP SPIRIT
MENTAL PRFPARATION
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT CHOIR
SOMtONt SPECIAL
NORTHERN HIGH SCIOOL SPORTS
CONFIDENCE
N '17 1
N M71
N
N M7I
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7
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1/29/83 A
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2/16/83 C
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5/03/83 B
7
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5/24/83 A
1
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5/25/83 d
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5/27/83 C
1 f
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5/30/83 A
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6/09/83 C
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6/11/83 A
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P M66
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6/16/83 C
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ll/0'./S3 A
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11/07/83 C
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12/03/93 B
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12/06/83 A
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12/17/93 A
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5/18/83 C
1 P
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5/21/83 A
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S 2
6/09/93 C
I
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6/11/83 b
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N M51
S 2
6/11/93 A
1 P
N
S 2
1/18/83 B
3
N C09
S 2
1/27/83 a
2 P
P C09
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1/30/83 a
7 P
N C36
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2/0 1/8 3 0
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2/11/83 A
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3/04/83 B
5
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3/04/83 A
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3/23/83 A
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5/1D/113 A
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DATE
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POe! NOTES; inRrnFRN r.lPLS "«< INO TRACKS; uflGHMNG BtAOY Fl]0 ALL-STAKS
A-(JTO jrKKS .ilTH THS tEST
OUNCE (jf PRr^fNTirjN
S'TurHEHfi ACCEPTS EAacY r.iFTS, UNJOAP; NnkT FR.i u-i
aULLOnCS- LAYOFF ENtlS AS KNIClTS TAK. •i-a OrpFAT
F.lKCl'iG niE ISSUE ,„, .„
Chapel hill hss mjli off NaRTitiiN
NQPTHEPN HIGH
NOR TMf KM
CHAPEL H
DURHAM H
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CHAPEL H
NURThFKN
BROOIf ,
kMChTS
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SHI TH'S
RANMNO
HINTQU,
SPARTANS
KNK.HrS
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KNIGHTS
SHAflP-SH
NnRTHf RN
PfRSUM 7
SCHOHL SPCJRTS. I^ASK6^J^LL
ROLL' nvEK HGRfiETS
ILL FASTBREAK RIPS KNIGHTS
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ir; F3ILS DE»uT CF POt GYM
LHST, hut Nfrf GYM A rtlNtlf.R
>2 SPARK HILLSIDE ilY NORTllFRN ^^.,„
ILL OISPAIChES KNIGHT IN BIG SIX AFFAIR
'S ijELAY nips DHS in OVFRTlMf, T5-6S
ALSTON KEY VANCE HY N-RTuERN „,,..,
SPOEAO jEARS HILLSIO- down to OEFtAT
SCORING blNGE PACES CHAPEL HILL VICTORY
TURNS OUT KNIGHTS" LISHTS
PAKRISH lEAO SOUTHERN OVcB NOOTHLRN
DISPOSE OF KNir.HTS
EPGF JORDAN FOR OPENI'JG TRIUMPH
FTS KNIGhTS
OR J H^ HLOCK
OP-N HOT, SINK JOIDAN dFHlfiO RILEY'S 2d
OOtiNG KNIGHTS STOP FALCONS AGAIN
SIOPS ATHENS ORIVc
, NQRTHcRN 70
NORTHERN HIGH Si-HOHL SPORTS, FOOTJVLL
Tuu UEEKS, ANIl rOUNTING
KNIGHTS LLO"bER FALCONS
KNIGHTS OLIIZ FALCONS
PREP NOTES; UULLOQGS, K'UGhTS ANO FALCONS
KNIGHTS flLAflK GARY, IQ-n
KNIGHTS OVEIlCOHF TuPNOVERS
KNIGHTS' GEPTH A STRONG POINT
KNIGHTS SCORE EARLY, OEFEAT MILLbRGOK, 20-6
BROWNING 'MISDIRECTS' HlLPCATS
KNIgSIs SVpSuRIOTS. 28-6, FIR FIFTH WIN
KNIGHTS KiP SANOERSON
BROCkS PROThERS SPEAK LOUDLY JITlOUT HOROS
^i^G^l's l'rl'illll'f°0'i\ra,\T:'i'-U-^ GET PAST HILLSIDE
6-0: KNIGHTS TRIP HORNETS
CHAPEL HILL A 'OAVin PLAYING jULIATH'
k"ichts gft nod over tigers pi big six clash
northern rips chapel hlll, 32-0,
northern dominates 3ig six stats
knights win 7th „,^,. ,-
aurtcn powers northern offensr
browning
northern dominates vance _
norihfrn's oefemse aces ancth- r big test
northern slanks durham, 37-0
•the showdown* is set
ioRTScRN RIDING 15 SHUTOUT 0"^ J'^RS STREAK
^^gfoS^SiR^T^.^RK^^jN^^S^TrTlSS 'nTntUV, ^K'teS^E t i IaIJ^^ ^ IGHT
PERSON'S OFFENSF BEATS NORTHE'N
ERRORS COST KNIGhTS BIG Six C OWN
NORTHERN MISTAKES TURN TIDE
SKiTHEL'JJANTlS'Ji'pSllvE IN .EM>TCH WITH ANDREWS
PLAYOFF TEAMS 'RUN' INTO 1ST » OUNO ,,,,,
INSKIP ENJOYING SUCCESS OF NO! THE RN • S ATriLE U C S
PUNT RETURN KEY TO KNIGHTS' WIN IN ".-A PLAYOFFS
5«iwt:I^G''!r'-9<.f\^nR?HlR'S'LACH CAN WIN lOOTH FRIDAY AT NORTH FORSYTH
H. FORSYTH IMPRESSIVE ON OEFE'ISE ,„.,
THE FAN CLUB; COVERING W INNERS AND LO SEP S
t>hi^'.l'il r,'.'.hnrH'l°on\°.r.\ :?\SKi'^^?Ii;.'KSXK.s back ,n knights..
VIKES entertain KNIGHTS TONIGHT
N. FOPSYTH SHUTS DOWN KNIGHTS, 17-2„ j..„
KNIGHTS' TITLE HOPES COME QUI'-KLY TO AN ENO
•"^""f.SSrKtS^, a^^LTnlffAPTiEJ^s^,^ ^
htf^lLl:^si^H^R^Vil^ i^jt^sM^^LAYTON relays
oiilD PARRISH HAS NO-HlTTER F:)R SOUTHERN
NORTHERN GIRLS WIN SECTIONAL
DEFENDING CHAMPS
HISS MCLAUGHLIN KEYS NORTHERN WIN
NORTHERN HIGH |CHOOL^SPORTS.^GOLF^^^ BIG SIX GOLF
STEELMAN, KNIGHTS WIN SECTIONAL GOLF CROWNS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, SPORTS, SOCCE'
SOCCER WANTED AT NORTHERN „, ,^,
YEAGER: PROSPECTS GOOD FOP SOCCER AT NORTHERN
KNIGHTS LOOK IN MIRROR
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK
'"nRTHERN''c"LS WIN STATE TKAC< TITLE
CARLA MCLAUGHLIN NAMED A-A
''°''%'n'i,"J'^.-\'T,\.l'°^Vh.fUyH'iin INVITATIONAL
TI4= CLOSER YOU LOOK...
KNIGHTS NIP ROCKETS l" SrtOwOOJN
KNIGHTS PREPARE FOR HAT SECTITNAL* , ., , ..
TALL GN THE HAT; NORTHERN'S TINY CARTER STANDS -.-lI...
GARY, SANDERSON 1-2 IN WRESTLING
KNIGHTS SFCONO
NORTHERN JUNIOR AIHLFTIC ASSOCIATPN
STATE CHAMPS
NORTHERN ORANGE BLACK VOTERS' ALlJaNCE FOR POLITICAL PROGRESS
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PA^K ficM errs BtCQRD EARiii'iG":
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FIRM r.ETS ll-.n 'lILUIOfl CONTRACT
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TELECOM SluHS N>:« CONTRACT: SEVENTH [M • dl
TRADE ZCNF DRAuS FI0M5' INTER! ST
DURHAM ExeCUTIVF PRflHOTfO
HUTTOn LlKeS NORTHERN TELECOM
NORTHERN TELECOM, DIGITAL SnlTCHlN". DIVISION
TELECOM ,<ORKtRS GET CREDIT
€XPANSION TO CREATE dVEP 1.00" NEW JOBS
NORTHERN TELECOM TO EXPAND PUNT IN DURHAM COUNTY
DIGITAL SWITCHES: WHATEVER TH= Y ARE. NORTHERN TELECOM INSTALLS THEM.
NORTHERN TELECOM, SALES »H0 EA.IMN-'S
N. TELECOM REPORTS QUARTERLY EARNINGS UP
NORTHGATE MALL
SEE NOkTMGATE SHOPPING CENTER
NJRTHGATE "ALL MERCHANTS COUNCIL
NEW OFFICERS
NUHTHGATE PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS. DURHAM
NOW THAT'S A BIG r.ULP
DAYDREAMING HOYS
GOING NOWHERE SLOWLY
NJRTHGATE PRFSEYTcRIAfI CHU»CM
CHURCH DAY CARE TO OPEN MONDAf
GES
NQRIHGATE S6M0R CITUFNS
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HAPPY (ilRTHOAY
NORTHCATf SHOPPING CENTER
NORTHGATE STUDIES EXPANSION
MALL CAS LEAK CLOSES SHOPS
GAS LEAK CAUSES EVACUATION OF 6 BUSIHESStS
NORTHGATE TO GET NEW CAFETERIA
CAFETERIA RETURNING
NORTHfRH STUOFNTS TAKE OVER FIRMS
MERCHANT FOR A DAY
HOUSE GOING UP
SOLAR USE IS WARMING UP
BARGAIN HUNTING
l?Sol J^ St;?"'" '^'"-'-^ "" 8E SCARCE COMMODITY
STORE TO OPEN IN NORTHGATE
^i^'i^^i(f']0tliPP3lHri:n MANAGER AT NORTHGATE MALL
ThIFvES HIT CHILD'S STORE
tk^M^.f^SUt^ "'.t'- '^''f RESTAURANT AT NORTHGATE
J?:'^?J?^'*royi,".'''"''T5 DAY-CA^. E CENTER CHANGES
READING. -RITING AT SCHOOL IN MALL
CLASSROOM DATES SWITCHED
SANTA CLAUS COMING TO MALLS
HOMES aeiNG MOVFU ON NORTHGAT- SITE
WISHES COME TRUE
5'?c,','-^cylT-3f'^9.^.J° l-yf MUCG=RS. PREVENT CRIME
■TELL SYSTtM- INSTALLED AT MALL
NOHTHGREEN COUNTRY CLU8
ACC STUDIES GOLF SITE
ScL'NbR%;g^?^f/s^i{? '"''"' '^' t^ISCUSSIOU
ROGERS SAVORS VICTORY
NORTHROP SERVICES. INC.
FACILITY DEDICATION
COMPLAINTS AT EPA OFFICfS INV'STIGATED
NuRTHSIOE BAPTIST CHURCH
DEDICATES bFLL
NORTHSIDE DISTRIBUTION CENTER
JHSEE PLACES ARE SELECTED FOR TRADE ZONE
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE TO HIKE PASSENGERS
FOREIGN IRAPE ZONE FACING FINAL HURDLE
NORTHSIOF WATER TREATMENT PLANT IDJRHAMl
SHOES HELPtD
NORTHSIDE SEWfK PLANT NFEOS MAJOR REPAIRS
NORTh«FST DURHAM
fSMrU SZHUI "ESIGNATEO FOR DRIVING IN DURHAM
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NORTHwFSTcRN BANK
THIRD-OUARTFr bank EARNINGS ARE MIXED
NORTHWESTERN BANK IMUkPhY, N.C.J
FUGITIVE AKRiSTED AFTER NAME AODEO TO FBI'S 'BIG SIX'
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SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
Si', ISfo 1;F«9S QUALIFYING FOR lORTH WILKfSflURO POL F
WALTRIP BRcAKS HARD-LUCK STREVK ^ITH FASY VICTORY
WALTRIP ON TRACK FOR MARTINSVILLE VILTORY
NORTHWESTERN FINANCIAL CORP.
Nw FINANCIAL TRANSFERRING TO T.ATE CITY
NOTARY PUBLIC
MINORITY CUNTRACIOR PROPOSAL 'RAISED, CONDEMNED
NOTAKItS PuHlIC begin NFW TRAINING COURSES
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EXPERT rEFE-JO; USE 2f WICLcAR REACTORS
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alTeSnaIiSeS TO POLLUTING ENE5 GY SOURCES
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"N.ci^ELEcJsic'uTILITIfS DROP -UClFAR PROJECTS FOR COAL
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RFSINANCE If-AGING
''U'ur.^"c'l\llT^ur'%\l' =el.yeo at ou«e
^ri'^^'AcSflis'iS? spIe§ detectiun .f cancer at duke
CT-SCANS BEING REPLACED
NUCLEAR PL»;.T SAFETY _
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1=1 ALSO CHFROKFE nuclear plant
SEE ALSO KUDZU ALLIANCE
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SEE ALSO kuClEar Energy
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SEE ALSO RADIATION ,^„ ,. ,
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^"c"- lrE??Ri?"nL!niI d58p°s5clEar projects for coal
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leak found at nuclear plant
cpcl says leaking valve repaped
''"'^'sI"also''Inti-;Sclear movement .
SEE ALSO CLINCH RIVER BREEDER REACTOR
III itic Ng2" tUi'^UCLEAR PL.MI IPICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
HI itIS Nual'S V'A^W OISPUSA. ANO STORAGE
SEE ALSO P ADUTIO'i
STATE JOINS OTHERS IN NUCLEAR FIGHT
PPE CRACKS IN N-PLANIS HAY B'^ OEEPFR
'iY PEOPLE FEAR NUCLEAR PO-ER PLANTS
SCIENTISTS: NUCLEAR ENEPGY 'ElEflCUL
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N-PLANT BULLETIN APPLIES IN N. C.
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NUCLEAR SUBMARINES
SEE ALSO U.S. NAVY
?R'i'I9?ly? JUSTIFIED IN NUCLEAR SUB OUMPINC
SUd DISPOSAL PLAN OPPOSED
DUMPING OF SUBS OFF N.C. OPPOStD
?irEf^°^Sp.^^^O^ArAM'ErS"i^^^LirTS \\^,l ;;l^s;i."s*^ lighthouse , cartoon,
PANEL SAYS RECORDS SmOULO REMAIN OPEN
g,"rt, rS"t'?.'-'=I JUOt-ES SEE JUViNILE RECORDS
plan to sr<< subs opposed
Nuclear war
nuclear threat
the winos of world war iii (cirtooni
SUPPORT NUCLEAR FREeJe
NUCLEAk WAR FILM SCHEDULED FOl MARCH U
WORLD HEADED FOR NUCLEAR DISASTER
^^'1^'rtl*? fEEZE- ADVOCATES WRDNG
MEDICINE AND NUCLEAR WAR
RETIRED ADMIRAL EXPECTS NUCLEAR WAR
NUCLEAR WAR SYMPOSIUM SET FOR UNC
?l??V^nyF S^'^J y^^° ""l-f NJCLEAR RACE
'*''^Eju^?^fNS'.iK! SlS^^ilS?'^ "''" "ECOVERY... , CARTOON,
2fi'^S;R^''^Si'rjR^S5^''^t^^ """"^ "-''■'''' -°^^° """
nnrrno^.'^Afl i^ GRAPHIC, CHILLING. DEPRESSING
RSSi? II-5J2i^?c"5S" NUCLEAR JAR EDUCATION
DOOM: PRuSPECTS OF HOLOCAUST J.EOUIRE PEACE-SEEKING
WHEN YOU'RE DEAO, YOU'RE REALLY SAFE SttKING
^!|-|;^'-'-i„5';!°'' °" HOLOCAUST 'ONE-SIDED-
rlk^.l i^'^'^' NUCLEAR ATTACK RAISE CONCERNS
ii°^.Li^t&'' 1° "ELP FILM-SM0C<E0 VIEWERS
WE NEED TO aE REMINDED OF THR=Ar OF NUCLEAR WAR
SS'^JRS^T°^''^'',<^"'°E'-"'" EOR VIE-ING OF MOVIE
DO SOMETHING TO PREVENT THAT JAR
■'NUCLEAR EXCHANGE WILL HAVE NO WINNERS-
POPULATION GROWTH A POTENTIAL DISASTER
•DAY AFTER' ACTIVITIES ARE HE. D
A SENSELESS BOYCOTT
NUCLEAR hAR not business AS USUAL
GALLoLs iuM^R*^" STUDENTS' ATOM WAR FEAR, POLL SHOWS
CHRISTMAS COUNInoWN BEGINS
NATION FOUNDED ON FREE EXPRESSION
F|A\«M{S^T%'?E'rus"55T'*§F-&°:|rl''w:R^"
'nT^'rii'if. J^e^h^cYF^SM^'^'^'^" "''''
""C^EA'.klJS'ES DISPOSAL ANO STORAGE
Hi '^5S CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
III fl-IS HAZARDOUS WASTE TBEATMi-NT, N.C.
HI t\-^S t'-f- W«STE MANAGEMENT iDARD
HI thf^ ^"^';E*'" PLANTS, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL
?T?JJ"?'y'^ JUSTIFIED IN NUCLEAR SUB DUMPING
STATE SHOULD JOIN COMPACT ON JASTE
DUMPING OF Suns OFF N.C. OPPOSED
EiMi;,""'' DATA NEEDED ON PUN TO SINK N-SUflS
?r'.'??'ir^^?^r^*^^S?c"°''°S'>l- ^RAISED CONREmSed
f[Nj^.,^^S',.^,'i?„^^° = r,"\\eE :ur 8Y .90 MILLION
SINKING NUCLEAR SUBS I s'r > PPET '
^K?^^!sr?ifSfSD?i3'^^ER^ssi?cSi^:i;Tifs?u§'^AL
15.N.C. SITES STUDIED FOR N-WASTE DISPOSAL
ARcA considfkfo for n-waste Si TE PROJE Td JUAKFS
JJ^Stlt?.''^??^^?'- ^'^Es SIT ABiiE inIctive faSEt
N-WASTtS DISPOSAL BILL ENACTED
SITES FOR N-wASTES STUDIED
HUNT CRITICIZES DUMP GUIOELlN-S
SPENT FUEL STORAGE To BE TEST-O
RADIOACTIVE WASTE PLANT BFGUN IN S.C.
NUCLEAR WEAPONS
SEE ALSO ARMS SALE
HI frln PEACEMAKING IN A NUCLE«R AGE
'"«Ss\"oyTloL"£r'£'s?AR"°'- "*" ^'^^''""ENT AGENCY
TREATY WOULD BENEFIT US
fP'SCOPALlANS BACK NUCLEAR ARMS FREF^E
SMITH'S RADIO COMMERCIALS ANTI -NUCLEAR
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1/17/83
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N F30
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N
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N
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T T R56
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M M2 3
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L
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H 2 11/16/83 A 4
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L
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1/04/83
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1/09/83
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4
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2/15/83
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8
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3/l3/a3
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15
N
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3/16/33
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3/31/B3
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6
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4/13/33
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6/03/33
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6/29/83
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5/29/33
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6/29/83
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6/30/33
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7/01/F13
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7/08/33
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7/09/33
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7/12/83
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10/05/83
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SUBJECT';
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C PG L P 9YL
ASMS PUSn MFANi 'SOCIAL INSFCJRirY-
COURSE TO tXPLO^i -AR CONSEQUENCES
0P[N10iMS of IAB HfEL EDITORS
HANCOCK PlANi HfAPO-lS FaEEJF lESJLUTION
HAriCOfK RESHLUTICN ^ACKS ^luCL-AR FREc/E
SeTIREU uFFICfftS' ORUUP CRITiriZES FREEZE RFSOLUTION
CHILDISH APPROACH
A TIMF Td SPEAK
TOuCHCR CmILJ-SUPPuRT LAhS UR.tO
HOJSt OkS PfilNIl-MG INOUSTPY TAX JflEAK
NUCLEAR ARMS FREEZE SUPPORTED. CRITICIZED AT HEARING
BILAT':RAL aR-IS FREEZE SOUGHT
ge MUST MAINTAIN BALANCE OF PJ.<ER
A RUSSIAN EXILE'S AOVICE ON FIGHTING COMMUNISM
Nuclear ARMS^FRFE^rHsOLUTIO'* REMOVED FROM PANEL'S AGENDA
hOnT TRIES TO CLARIFY HIS DEFENSE STAHO
HUNT DEFENDS ARMS STAND
ARMS PACE TAKES FOOn FROM CHI. OPEN
STATE HOUSE BACKS NUCLEAR ARMS FREEZE
TAR HEELS SHOULO SUPPORT NUCLtAR FREEZE
GERMAN ELECTIONS A BOOST FOR NATO
OUT-OF-STATE TUITION HIKES OPPOSED
mORLO mEADEO for NUCLEAR DISA'.TER
'NUCLEAR FREEZE' ADVOCATES HREING
'PEACEMAKING' TO BE EXPLORED
;;"ESlEPT'^nSL°SSL^lSr/SAR^F^;5T ON MISSILES , CARTOON,
NOW'S THE TIME TO NEGOTIATE AJ MS LIMITS
OUR ONLY HOPE OF SURVIVAL
NO SIMPLE SOLUTIONS
ASSEMBLY PANEL SUPPORTS FREFZ" ,.„
N.C. SENATE PLOMS UNDER NUCLEAR FREEZE RESOLUTION
MISGUIDED BILL ,,„.,,
MAN IS MARCHING IN ATOMIC CAD.-NCE
NO-NUKE MOVIE GUTSY
ADMIRAL URGfS ARMS HALT
ERvIN SUPPORTS NEJ DEFENSE PLAN
LOP-SIOEU ARMS BARGAIN
MOVIE-BASED WEAPONS SYSTEMS
BACKERS OF FREEZE DUPED BY ma>XISTS
CROWN OF THORNS AND MISSILES ICARTQONI
CHANGE ANTI-SOVIET STANCE
LOGIC AS OLO AS HISTORY
IMAGES TO COfjSIOER
SOVIETS LAun PROTESTS
SPACe"eFENSe'oESERVES sober study, NOT SNEFRS
:'ol\"^ I'il '.lfiefAS%REEZE; HOW TAR HEELS VOTED
R^?^!A^"^LrJf;:G^?sii^^!?s'UD"?siui^??ig?siN,
nCiCLEAR WEAPONS DWARFING THE EARTH ICARTOONl
BISHOPS AND aOM'IS
i^'umii S'r'S?';'2-'-8?;Jfr issue that divides THE FLOCK
MX MISSILES 'UNNECESSARY'
•IT AIN'T GONNA WORK'
METHODISTS RAP GAY ORDINATION
OISTRUST DIMINISHES ARMS I^ONTIOL HOPE
BAPTISTS RtFUSt TO BACK NUCLEAR FREEZE
V.i:lTuV:in^n ^SreCLEAR DISARMAMENT , AD ,
VALENTINE CHALLENGED ON ARMS. NICAKAuUA
SSuloSi'iE'pQ^f'oESCRSBES ""TCN-BLAST WOULD CAUSE
SOVIET ACTION MAKES NUCLEAR FR EE Z E UNL 1 KELY
EDIIORIAL 'MISSTATES' FREEZE -FFORT
NUCLEAR AGE REOUIRES PATIENCt
N-FREEZE, ATTACK SEPARATE ISSUES
A-BOMB NEARLY EXPLODED IN N.C.
HCNAMAKA REVIVES '61 BOMS INCIDENT
PRACTICAL DEFENSE SYSTEM IS U.S. GOAL
NUCLEAR TUG-OF-WaR
WF MUST STANO together FOR PEACE
FREEZE ADVOCATES ARE WARY
BOMB REPORT IN tRROR
BOMB PAN IS A BIG BUST
300 PROTEST NUCLEAR WEAPONS
ARRIVAL OF MISSILES HEIGHTENS FEARS
ARMS REDUCTION TALKS ICARTOONl
^^Kai':Ji'?EhSW^^^^??l^r^?AY?Nr!=&0 FISH" , CARTOON,
KEEP THE ELEPHANTS AWAY
EASING The NUCLEAR TENSION ,,„.,,
IT'S TIME FOR SERIOUS ARMS NEGOTIATIONS
STUDENTS DEBATE WAR ISSUES
llllW^i", Itll'o'^V'nlc. WORDS "OFESSINr. PEACE
FOLI<S AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
NUDITY
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
POLICE SAY WOMAN WAS DRIVING lUDc
'"'""woSDiR'ioS^Nf FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER dETTY COMPTON DOES IT ALL
NURSERY SCHOOLS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
"""see also AMERICAN NURSES ASSOCMTION
SEE ALSO OUKE HOSPITAL. NURSES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NJKSINu
SFF ALSO N.C. BOARD OF NURSING ^,, ^
SEE aCsO nIc. CFNTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF NURSING
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPIIAL, NURSES
SEE ALSO N.C. tulRSES ASSUCUIIOM
III itlC 'l!t:i51"0F'f<"^?^CHA?E£-HILL SCHOOL OF NURSING
Ife also UN v. of n:c.-greensbo!0 school of rilJRS ng
SEE ALSO WlNsfoN-SALtM STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSING
DUKE GROUP OfFtRS AWARD FOR NJHSINO
DON' I FORGET NUPSES
USHERED IN NURSING'S NEW AGE
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OUKE NURSE WINS AWARD
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NURSES. M.C.
SEE ALSO NAJlOriAL JLAC< NUKStS «SSjriArInN
SEE ALSO N.C. .'lURSES EXAM
NURSING SHilSrACF APPEARS OilFk
rsiANr.Lf NjXiinr, crauoates ruo jods
"y^SU "*" INSURANCE OFfldALS CLASH OVER BILL
HHSPIIAL AWARflS THREE SCHOLARSHIPS
JUOCE'S RULING NONSENSE
NURSES. N.C. SALABirs
MEMORIAL NURSES CALL HOSPITAL WAGFS UNFAIR
NURSES. U.S.
'lURSES MIX I SSUE5
NURSfS ASSnClATIDN. N.C.
SEE N.C. NU5SFS ASSnCIATiriN
NURSING HU"ES, DURHAM
^^ronhl" ?^^i'"J'?.'^?i''r'^X NURSING (OMES AuvlSURV COMMirTEE
GROUP^ILL FXAMINE OURHAM REST HUMES
COMMITTEE HfLPS ELUFRLV PFOPL"
NljRSING HOME FMRLOYFE WEEK Au". . 21-27
RETIREMENT arFa PERMIT SOUGHT
rii'fKF,5E'' PXfSFNTATION ON "DLLUTION
CHANGES COULJ HURT MEOICARE PATIENTS
NURSING MOMF CHANGES CAN HELP QUALITY OF Life
OVERFLOW PROJECTED FUR NURSING HUMES
NURSING HUMES. \.C,
SEE ALSO CROUP Care HOMES
MURDER CHARGtn IN BEATING OFAFH
tx-R£sr HOME Employee stntencfd
r.S'm'l-v.f 'li""!?!^, ^"'^ CAUSING IVFRCROWDEO NURSING HOMES
'M^'sy'i^SsJ^rHS^UsTAii^^TrTTs^'A^Bi^or""'" '''"'' "" "^'^"...
jyOCE QUIETS ? OUTBREAKS IN HJROER TRIAL
5uSoR"rxc5sro'?r^Esr^^M^ ^li^Y^Nc^^'i^r' "''" '"'^ ""^"^^ ■"""
REST HUME OwNER'S_WlFE TESTIFIES
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?o^i9iiU UROKEN LEGS LED TO lEATH
ic?7,'JIffr*??"P^" REVISED BILL OM LANDFILLS
SETTLEMENT REACHED ON REST HO" E LEASE
COMMITTEE MEDIATES FDR NURSIN: HO-E P AT I ENTS
SRI CLOSES ITS PROBE OF DEATH ''AlltNTS
ANIMALS BRING JOY. THERAPY TO PATIENTS
TAX EXEMPTION OF RETIREMENT H1MES PRUBED
JURY SELECIIUN BEGINS TOMORROW
JURY Chosen for vote fraud trial
SENTENCES ARE GIVEN IN VOTE F! AU3 CASE
II. II ?T§ 5"J''T^GF OF NURSING HOMES
5 o. f, ^I''"'''^'-ES TO REDUCE NURSING HOME POPULATION
PUBLIC'S HELP IS SOUGHT TO MON TOR RFST hOmfS
INVESTIGATION IN TO OE ATM C Vo Sf D "^
WARREN NURSING CENTER TO OPEN
IN END. STATE LOST MONEY
CHARGE FILED IN REST HOME F I RF
NURSING HOMES. U.S.
FUND CHANGES LOWER ELDERLY C AJ E OUALITY
DUKE PROFESSOR: U.S. NURSING HOME POLICY HURTS CARE
NURSING HOMES COMMUNITY ADVISORY CIMMITTEE
COMMITTEE MEDIATES FOR NUR S I NS HOME P A T I ENT S.
NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.
^1? tl-52 CyiS^,""'^' SCHOOL OF NJRSING
SEc ALSO MEDICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO Nurses
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER'S w I LMA MINNIEAR
NURSING SHORTAGE APPEARS OVER
TRIANGLE NURSING GRADUATES F l>l 0 JOBS
l(?r'-|;5?F'i'^'i^i=^„*''°5 ^° 'fS NJRSING PROGRAM
Af.r STATE'S SCHOOL OF NURSING RECEIVES AC CKFD I T A T ION
NUTRITION
III ?!-|2 CHILDREN, NUTRITION
Iff JMS E^^S"*" '^■f" SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
Se! ALSO FASt'nG SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO MALNUTRITION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -v.
SEE ALSO HEIGHT CONTROL
"^E5^^oV?Ei\R'r p%%e'?? i".hr f ^r"'^'"'
^^kIa^'JaS^^^' ITi^T-iT.lhh"' "" """-'"^ NUTRITIONAL HEALS
OLD 'WISDOM' PROVED WRONG
FA5?'IAS^,iM; VEGETARIANISM 'SOT JUST A FAD'
PBnrF^??S fAL?'^?;J, """ X°" JNLESS YOU OVERDO IT.
-KSrUSED FOODS STILL HAVE NUTRITIONAL VALUE
MOTHER'S NUTRITION LINKED TO : H I LO' S GROW TH
ncLC
OHIO COMPUTER CENTER LINKS LIBRARIES HURLnwIOfi
OPfC 10RGAN12ATI0N OF PETROLEUM EXPORTING COUNTRIESI
SHE USHERED IN NURSING'S NEW AGE
. . LUNCH PROGRAM
.-CHAPEL eilLL OEPT. OF NUTRITION
-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION
NUTRITIONIST SAYS
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COAST. STATE OFFICIAL SAYS
SOAKED BIRDS
P^ANS MADE TO SaJe 1IRD5 IN OIL SPILLS „
CREWS RESUME CLEANING OIL FkQI C4EEK IN RALEIGH
CHAPEL HILL OIL SPILL HALTS TJAFFIC
2/10/83
4/24/83
4/25/83
4/26/83
5/23/83
6/14/B3
6/30/83
9/21/83
9/21/83
12/06/83
12/08/83
12/13/83
12/13/83
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SEE E'lEOGY,
U.S. SUPPLIES
H 0 N T rt L Y /
I M 0 E X
SUBJECTS
SEe ENcMCY, WHRLD SUPPLIES
SEE OIL COMPANIES
SEE JIL POOnuriNG COUNTOIES
OIL rjKcs
ynu NfcO PSOOF TG GET FUEL TA> OEFU-ia
OIL TAX COULD STIFLE FISCAL R-TCOVFRV
OKL AMOHA
SEE, ALSO UNIV. OF OKLAHOMA SPORTS. FOOTBALL
LOYALTY OAIH RECALLS OARK T I .i; S ""'"ALL
OKRACUKE. -I.e.
SEE OCRACOKE, N.C.
OLD 97
SnF£5 ^i ^"^ "'-'' 'T STILL REMEMBERED
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE FlURTH ESTATE
OLD AGE SURVIVORS INSURANCE
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SECURITY
SOCIAL SECURITY NOT A GOOD TAX BARGAIN
OLD BOY NETWORK
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ALUMNI
OLD CnAHEL HILL ROAD
GAS LEAK CLOSES ROAO BRIEFLY
OLD FARM IDURmAM, N.C. COHMUNITYI
POWfLL: PSOS SUFFICIENT IN NO-!THERN ODRHAH
OLD FASHION fARMF^'S DAY
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
OLD FORT, N.C.
WOMAN IS OLO FORT POLICf C H 1 E=
OLD GIRL NFTWORK
SEE WOMEN, CAREERS ,
OLD NORTH DURHAM
¥^7,g''Jf';;'\;'LI- HELP RESIOENTS BUILD HOMES
J^ ff 'i^^K^i° LIFETIMES' WOITH OF TOOLS-
glass to leai/e housing group
SIHJo.^^Ss'I^^k^^^S^s^Ser^c^S's'tSh.rs
TM".rLira's'L:iiru^^o iiV'^i.T.''"" ^^'"^ ^^" "'^™'^ districts
FOUR DURHAM NEIGHBORHOODS TO \E IMPROVED
OLD SALEM
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM. N.C.
Sl-S }i^i!l '"t""? CELEBRATION SATURDAY
OLO SALEM: TAKE A STEP BACK IJO YEARS
OLD STONE RANK
R.I. BANK TO BUY HIGH POINT S'. L
STATE HIT OVER SCL SALE
OLD TIME FIODLER'S CONVENTION
SEE FIOOLERS CONVENTION
OLD TIME WESTERJ FIL'l CLUB FESTIVAL
SEE OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
OLD TOWN CEMETERY f H I LL SBJR OUGH , N.C.I
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO HILLSOHRnuGM, N.C.
CEMETFRY RESTORATION SOUGHT
iJEW LUSTER FOR OLO TOMBSTONES; HILLSuOROUGH RESTORING CEMETERY...
OLD WESTERN F ILrt CLUB
SEE ALSO cowanYS
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
COWBOY MOVIES SCHEDULED NEXT SATuRJAY IN SILER CITY
rM'^I.^^SI'-!'^"^- '■"'5 WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
fi-^,5?^'^?""^" 5"^' ""E 'IE»T SATURDAY IN SILER CITY
fy^^fy£i"^^M^«^L^3\ii^E%^^'iji,r^^"-'" ^"'^^ «^^"«" "'"^
OLDER AMERICAN ACT
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITUFN5
COST OF PROVIDING CARE FOR AGING IN N.C. IS RISING
OLDER AMERICANS MONTH
SENIOR ACTIVITIES PLANNED
OLDHAM TOWERS
aN£"'*rwO,"^'THRfE" '•'"'"ffS SMO SAFE FROM FIRE TRAGEDIES
PLAYING FOR THE CROWD
WILLING WORKERS
PARTY TIME
Sll JtiS 5":'aLlM^?c"coSS!7rEE' "'-'"""■ 'f^^'O^ntilCAL SCIENTIFIC OLYMPICS]
MEDALS RESTORED
OLYMPICS, LOS ANGELES
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SAFETY AT #<TKit I
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«ASIt JISPUIES EASED TN ETnlC; ,,,,„
•(EOICINE Fas ON-THE-JOB INJURIES STRESSfO
staie jre safety plan inn tc. lenifm
QN-THE-jna litAiNiNC,
SEE ALSO JC= TRAINING , ^^
PPACTICE TEACHING CAN BE HEL P= UL EIP = J I F'.CE
MIGmE= Pay IS dAC^EO RY ", STLOENT TFAChERS , „.,
MiLLINGNfcSS JF STUDENTS AFFECTS EDUCATION SCMOflLS
One hour MA.iTINI2ING AND rORETIZIn; l.lllCHANAN "LUC. I
O'Y CLcAMNr. BU"IINESS RObaEO
SnShER JPOAYS HACe Oh jnRKES
O'NEAL CMKYSLEF PLYHOUTM
SalEICm Aun DEALER FAILS TO 'NTER 110
CAR SlO MESS-UP EIPLAINFD
ONSLQH lOUNTY SCHUPLS
JUDGE HEARS CHALLENGE 10 TUITION lai<
nPEN CCuRIS
SFE CCU'TS. N.C.t NF""; COVERAGE
SEE PRETRIAL NEUS C'TvEkAGE
SFE U.S. SuPRE'lE CUURT
lPEN-ME = TI'iGS LA«
SFE ALSO CuB>11"< CITY COUNCIL. A..
SEE ALSll OUR"AM CITY COUNCIL. CI
SEE »LSj N.C. la<3
HT.SPIrAL. PAPER SETTLE PISPUT^
CHEAIING In? PEOPLE Cr THE RH
CITY SJARO GK'S PAY SUPPLEMENT
PUBLIC PLAYS rSUCIAL ROLE IS <
BILL SEEKS TO ELIMINATE CLJSE1
KAYNE DA FILc5 "CTION ON PAPCL
TEETn FOR inoTnLESi LAH
3ILL FOR OPEN NFETINGS USED AS
ChaIkhan: MEETINGS To BE OPEN
SECRECY uNOERMIHcS CONFIDENCE
riMN BOARD ORDERS ARriEST IF NT
«e«s BUREAU Chief is ar=e5Tfo
hillsfopuuch poaro discusses =
HILLSflORQUGH TOJN bOARD FACES
FLAUS. TROUHLES: -ARU-iAM JAMTS
CIVIC CENTER SPEECH HAS GOOD '
hakF no MISTAKE: The nuRHAM CI
NEjSPaPFRS OOP SUIT AGAINST ?
open "EETIi".s Suit oroppei
charges dropped against nf«smi
ne.spapfr-hillsborough dispute
public meeting law proposed
commission -jst announce futit!
cata«?a officials may set pens
Cn? cjOAfO SEc«S CPEN "cEIINCS
WORKER'S bEMFITS RULING UPHEt
CATAaRA bOARJ -ANTS CLOSED ME-
INCCNvEMEnCE the PRICE OF A ■>
CATAhSA'S oOABO TO FINE ITSELF
CAIA.PA OFFICIALS TAKE SIbMFI
OPERATION Fluc tlGHT
SEE ANTI-TERRORISM PROCRA"
OPERATIjN ^rtF ak I-irOuCh .,..^,-
SEE ALSO roRHAM EMEPGFNCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SFE ALSO mEajSTart ,,-„.
COUNTY'S £mE;.Gc'.^y fuNO said 'cXhAuSTEO'
DURHAM PEOPLE DONATE FUNDS TO PAT FUEL SILLS
LENDING lii HELP
BREAATHkOJOH GETS 1111.000
BREAArMPOuGH PROJECT FINDS TEMPORARY mELP
TUTOR POGJECt IS EXPANDING
TOOLS ARE STOLEN
|;iiIlSS'^Sn S"3fD\i!ls?DER J1INT TUTORING PROGRAM
C*§g?iiS?.Si"MSi5L^rSELn"?SiN;y'?SrSijA\ PR-V.RA.M
I'LL TAKE THAT ONE
FUEL NEEDS LIKELY TO RISE IN juRham
SEARCH BEGINS FOR OUkHAM FUEL BILL HELP
SOME preakihrough workers to l osc jobs
AGENCY "AY OPEN OFFICE IN P'^R' ON
BREAKTHROUGH TO PROPOSE 3OANC1 OFFICE
SUIT FILEO TVER HOUSE OISMISS^tj
BREAKING InROUOH
EMERGENCY f'lEL Fund depleted
OPERATION ^RE AKTHRruf-H. QUDGF T , , , »c /-q...t
BReAKTHPCUGH RtCEIvCS $Sl(..516 In STaTE GRANT
BREAkImSOUGH'S GRANT INCREASE'
OPERATION sREakThRO'IG" SEEkS «6<..0Q0
PANEL ASkEO to "as youths
PANEL DELAYS ""L/FFER RIIL =
B«ILGOT A BAO PRECEOENT
"''-'" ia^ANf.lE''EJpORTS -AY BE EXA-INEO CLOSER IN FUTURE
'"'"'ii^"s?0S"pl!Ti3if iNLIKELY S'Y ON D.NGErOoS MISSION
OPERATION PUSH IPEOPLE UNITEO TO S» VE HUMANITY!
JESSE JACKSON TO APPEAR hFRF ,„ . „ „,,
BLACK VOTER REGISTRAIIOf. IN N. C. UP TO So. 9 PCT.
OPERATION SANTA
iiijij£:'fi,?i;E'!?rs"^R.sTMAs .t butne.
JiSl|T5i|°!?vlSG;''5JijEJ?S UN-.ER WAV AT MURDOCK CENTER.
SANIA PROJECT IS SUCCESSFUL
OPERAIIQN SANTA 'LOOKING BcAUIIFUL'
MURDOCH CENTER GIVES THANKS
GIFTS BOOSTED PATIENTS
OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO Blind
ENJA
TI2E:. SPEAkfoS
hT to know
ee»!ng sessions open
government meetings
e commission
campaign issue
SOMEDAY
IN COUNCIL
■ S'lAN
OBGlVIvr. FEES
SUIT OVER MEETINGS
CIVIC CENTER SESSIONS BROUGHT OUT
01 .TS. FLAWS , „ . -
VIC CENTER HILL !»E BUILT
OARO
IMPORTANT ISSUE
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BILL SPARKING DFOATF OVER OPTTHETRISTS
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OBur, COMPANIES USING PRESS, PJOFESSOR SAYS
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EVEN WUNOEA DRUGS CAN HAVE NAS TY 5 lol EFFECTS ^^""^''*^
ORAL CANCEL
SEE ALSO CANCFR
CHEWING, DIPPING RISKY, TOG
ORAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C, HISTORY
ORAL HISTORY ReCOnOED
TELLERS or TALES
'HISTORY IS ALL AROUND US"
•ORAL HISTORY" RESULTED FROM INTtRVIcWS, RESEARCH
nSANGt BOWL
JUST AN .NTH" away; top flO.LS SC^UTIHUE CAROLINA'S EFFORTS TO r.ET
ORANGE COUNTY, H.C.
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SEE ALSI
GROUP
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Mr.'^r^.}.,^" H'-2'^" 'S'N'^fe*' OF ANIMALS
NCI COUNTY NO PLACE FOR ME' 0 OF WILD ANI-al
«L0 INAUGURATES LATE OR AriG' E J I T lUN
ORANGt COUNTY, N.C., AIRPORTS
SFE ALSO AIRPORTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO I'IDWAY AIRPORT
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., aUOGET
JRANGf BUOi^fT MtlLLEO
RANGE BUDGET
^J^^??'„f9Sn'"-'9'^^ET INCREASES ASKCn
nSft^^r L&??S„!,^f'"5 HEALTH, WELFARE PLFA":
roiM^tc?^',fS?'"5^l '""S FUNDS FOR CENTER
COMMISSIONERS, SUPT. DISCUSS TaPITAL FlINOS
^^*.'H?t ?I^««^S ASK FOR HIGHER FUN) NG
^it29i I?':y;i^o°E'-AY BUDGET OK
gPANGf BU»Rn BACKS ADDITIONS TO JUOGfT
JRANGF BUDGET KEEPS TAX RATE AT 55 CFNTS
ORANGf TAX RATE TO STAY AT 55"
ORANGE IS GIVEN FINANCIAL AWAJO
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., CAbLE TELFVISION
SEE ALSO CAILE TkcvISION, N.C.
ANIMAL ORDINANCES TABLED
SCHOOLS ASK uoo.ooo TO remov: asbestos
"■•'tci 'Py^'J" '■'•'^•I COHPUTERS
SFE ALSO COMPuTfiSs
P??'i'^f.?^SS?^„"''f "^E '^°""- ELE: TRONIC
LECISLATIVt PANEL STUDYING EFFECT OF COMPUTERS ON PUULIC RECORDS
ORANGE COUNTY. N.C., COURTS
SEE COURTS, ORANGF COUNTY
SEE OOANCF COUNTY COURThOUSF
'"*'^cl -iVHrj-r^'*"^;" tCONQMIC DEVELOPMENT
HI i^S^'^F COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ORANUF CUUNTY, N.C., INDUS T; I AL DEV FLOPME NT
OKANCc COUNTY, N.C, tLE'"TIONS
?s?FS?EF'5Sf^3r'H:!Sl-cS6ic%"°"'"^ ""^ ""~'«='^
!'°JF 'K'J'SfEa FORMS AVAILABLE
S,y,"f^ COUNTY TURNOUT LIGHT
FILING CPENS ON JAN. Z IN ORA'JGE
ORANGE roUNTY CANDIDATES CAN ^EGIN F I L'l NG ON JAN. 2
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, GRANTS
COUNTY GETS Two GRANTS
COUNCILVILLE GETS GRANT
ORANpi COUNTY, N.C. .GROWTH OEVELO'HFNT
SEE ALSO ORANGE CnuNlY, N.C., IVOUSTRIAL DFvrinPMFNT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CoSm
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6/03/B!
B
1
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H 3
O/07/S3
B
1
N W36
H 3
6/09/fl3
B
1
N W36
S 2
6/22/93
A
7
N
H 3
6/22/93
B
1
fl BA6
H 2
6/29/H3
B
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S 2
6/28/93
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H 2
9/09/93
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12
N
H 3
A/20/93
0
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H 3
5/19/93
c
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1/19/93
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1
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H 2
12/17/83
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9/31/93 C I
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10/26/93 « 1
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II/00/B3 l! 1
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11/09/93 A 1
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12/21/93 C I
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12/21/93 C 2C
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COUNTY VCWS n MtLP uORKERS
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nn-^PITAL US*^ IN CANGE AMONG LOWEST ptatc
SSInGE HOSPiTAUZATION RECORD SEEN AS GOGO EXAMPLE FOR STATE
ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE P
WILHOIT
ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO 0
SEE ALSO 0
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MEMBERS
DEVELOPM
ORANGE C
ECONOMIC
C, HOUSING
- ,^. EYES HOUSING STA-IDAROS
REPLACES CHAIRMAN .IHITTEO
, N.C.. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
RANGE COUNTY, N.C., G'OHTH OtVELOPMFNT
25nG£ CoOnIY ECONoAiC DEVELOPMENT COMM.
BOARD SEEKS NEW PLAN
AL GROWTH PLAN TO BE PRESENTED
ENTCANBECLEAN
K^N!r^52i^^i2F?'Ip?SS^2J OF INDUSTRIAL SITES
ISSION TO MFET TODAY
ETS INDUSTRY HOOEO BY UURLINCTON
OF NEW PANEL DISCUSS IRANGE ECONOMY
ENT IN ORANGE RIOES 0-1 SEWE" LINES
OUNTY HIRES NEW ECONOMIC OFFICER
DIRECTOR HIRED
.C.i LAND USE
^"'"""ERA'N^E'LiNO^SsJ 'I'A'iVnT MAY AID PIEDMnNT JUKOINGS
nnaOO APPROVES CHANGE ON PIED'IONT ELECTRIC TRACT
ORaSgE BOaSd OKS LAND USE PLA-I FJR HIGHWAY DEVELOPMENT
"«"-^^Ri2^^JJis[;:^5^tf^A^tn??^ ASSIGNMENTS
2^'?rr;ssA\^^is^?:JS?E"^n ' 0 ifT^rpgrT^^^"^
SCHOOL REORGANIZATION NOT EJECTED
DURHAM PROJECTS GET SHARE OF 'PORK BARREL-
nnANGF COunTYi N.C.f ORDINANCES
WILD ANiJalS MUST BE LISTED BY MARCH 23
CORRECTION ON ANIMAL VOTE
ROM OWNERS
2''oROERE0'f')"R£MOVE"wfLn ANIMALS
PROPOSAL SEEKS TO TAME ANIMALS
S?i"NiN^E'SN°SSrS^"I^E3ESTE0IN ORANGE
3Si^EE^'Su'.VY?r::?^o'5N?K?'I^PULATION SHRINKS
^ILO ANlMiL CONTROVERSY NEABS END
TURNING on, in THE NOISE
5lrS I'olli ^J^tNS^iT!K.^':^81S FIRST VOTE
r^]l.lV,'.hTnkl'lf>lkri\U^''f^\^S, NEXT MONTH
r^t'i'A Sl^^sSSa^r^N^lihSlsTIC ANIM.LS
""""^^EElON'Vp^P&LlT^SrsSm'f FAST EST GROWTH
POPULATION UP. SPACE IS 00«N
ORANGE COUNTY. N.C., PROP ER TY T AX e.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY. N.C.. TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
OPANGE euOGET KEEPS TAX RATE
T 5^ CENTS
ORANGE^COUNTY.^N.C.. ROAOS^^ ^,_ ^^ ^^ ^„,^,
°"'"icSSo^L"?Ew:;G^-fA^^%M^E;rt5 ,OES CAPITAL FUND NEED
grv'E't^P^HE'Sr^^'^R^^SI S?SII O^'fslh LINES
""""^^R^AS^rjuoSE^T-SvIrTS^SJ&PERTY {AX INCREASE
ORANGF BUDGET KEEPS TAX RATE Al 5= CENTS
ORANGE TAX RATE TO STAY AT 55/
3RQA0F0CT SEEKS SALES TAX STuTY
hlilh'nXlV.ATomCiL ME.BFRS AWAITING REPORT
COMMISSIONERS BACK TAX VOTE
DSANGF BOARD FAVORS VOTE ON SALES TAX MIKE
n?""T^x°!^i^i2sE''E^S8RSEj"Y CHAPEL HILL TOWN MANAGER
TOWN URGES HEARING ON SALES TAX
"■"^^l 'AC^o'oJ.NGEVniNT?^ N.C. PROPERTY TAXES
T^r^.ll JfJi^iilt^ iSrSiai^Ss should decde on sales tax
°"?ti'Ara':;iL[.'sE65nSr^i^\rc?.^sjf?»^ii;DSEwER lines
>tt ALij "■■■li ^jTFR AND SEwER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND St wt K AU I nut. 1 . . ,„„,.,
ANNEXATION POSES PROBLEM FOR 1WASA, uRANGE TOW.JS
OMASA TO CONSIDER GRANTING lOf CREDIT
WATER. SEWER ISSUES DISCUSSED
WATER. SEWER EXTENSIONS O'SCUSSEO
(.FSfRVOIfl SUIT TO BE HEARD «Y MAGISTRATE
SanGEWQPD SpiER PROJECT TO START SOON
OWASA STUDIES SURVEY PLAN
^^:l". i!?U^^fJ'SnS V 'S i W CARPBORO ALDERMEN
°o:i\i su"Er;J ^n^ wr«i4[o-,^^]'^s Ks
ToiN fOUNCIL URGES AUTHOR I TY T 0 F I X SEwFRS
SFWEH EXTENSIONS TOPIC OF MTETING
SE»ER REPAIRS TO BE MEETING TIPIC
EfTaNO-CHEEKS SEWAGE PLAN IS ^"6 'ILILY =
EFLANO-ChEEKS school MUST SOLVE PROBLEMS
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S 2 8/22/83 C 3 M N
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2/22/fl3 B
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2/22/B3 A
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3/18/93 A
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6/30/83 C
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6/30/83 P,
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7/01/83 F.
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8/l'./e3 A
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10/31/83 A
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11/01/83 B
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H 2 1/05/P3 A I 1
S 2 1 1/08/83 A 1 1
H 2
1/13/83
C
N
0'.6
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l/li-ZOS
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N
01.6
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1/15/83
A
N
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1/16/33
A
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H 2
7/23/83
C
N
0<.6
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3/08/83
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5/09/83
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'./10/83
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5/06/B3
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5/12/93
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5/12/83
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5/12/83
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5/26/83
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5/26/83
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6/03/83
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6/03/83
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6/0'./83
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6/04/83
A
1 3
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S 2
6/11/83
A
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7/05/83
6
N
81.6
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7/06/83
B
N
H 3
3/17/B3
E
N
B'.ft
tl 3
9/21/03
B
N
0^.6
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■9/21/63
A
10
N
H 3
10/0',/a3
B
I
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li'.6
S 2 2/0'./83 A3 N
H 2 2/0'./83 3 1 N 981
H 2
6/28/83
B
1
N S46
H 3
1/25/83
B
1
N N36
H 3
6/07/83
B
1
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S 2
6/07/83
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a/U/BS
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5/l<./83
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6/28/83
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6/29/83
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8/19/83
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8/19/83
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7
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9/20/83
c
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H 3
9/01/83
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9/01/83
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9/08/93
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H 3
9/09/83
ri
1
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H 3
9/13/83
B
I
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H 2
1/01/83
3
3
N Bi.6
5 2
7/30/83
A
3
N
S 2
8/01/83
A
6
N
1/20/83 II
1/27/83 0
2/18/83 B
2/18/83 A
2/25/33 B
<,/07/83 B
4/21/8 3 1!
5/19/83 B
5/27/83 B
6/10/83 B
6/l'./83 B
6/l'./83 A
6/23/83 8
6/2 3/83 A
6/24/83 b
6/24/83 A
N 846
N
N R46
N B46
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ln.*J^. 55"! ''''"'' fO" HATER LIN- Plan
^S?.^SS«A2.rE'Nli^!JfS^^S i^ ^ : H " ^'^"
A'^sniw"i?s?r^?°.5".?d^-'"""-"
TANK HAS PRINCIPAL HORRien '""^'"'^^ ^'^""*
;mEn a vgIc'S Nor a vote
^= J H^'^^ StCOVtHy OF yAlER, SE.<Frt FEf;
JAYS TO PAY FOR SFKER^ ST Cl '.OUCH?
SEWfR PACT IS CRITICUEO flY CHtiHIRF
?rt^I Ih SEWER TALKS SOUGHT
iCnnOL SEWAGE PLAN tlROEREIl
STATE WANTS SEklAbE PLAN
ScWAGE PLANT REPAIRS HAY NOtVe NEEOEO
OA o-?s'i?^L;^,^c?2s-%igSL'Jr' "'-^ -''- --^^
Tn ..,'^"-^> ''"'' iJOARO; SAYS SUIT NO CONFLITT
,^§7Y;| 3r?hi??C°£E:5?Nf."^ r.'ouF^T^gN^^fe'"
c^ASR%^SSR^!52ir^^cKT:??E'R"?5;E'3^!o^?HALT
H LLSnORJUGH ASKS STATE FOR HTRF TIMf
c"UES^?^c'?N"orOAC^5^J^Tk% «""^'°^"^ -"« ^-"^
WATFR issues CONCERN HOPEfKlS
?liH"A?r"^S?c^V*""I5„'''-*''5 P0> UNAPPROVFO WATFR LINfS
T02i%3^.[;i5^\iN!lGl^%t5fE^' "'"''' "° ■" MjrLkiSlo'uGH
"ATfR LINE ERROR CLARIFIED BY CLERK
""'"'l^T-l'li.YuV.r.'o'' "'° 5E-=« KATES
pit Vc''c"jAn,k''Li'uTUi'roi ni'oh
OWASA APPROVES 10 PCT. REDUCT ON
CWASA CUSTOMERS TO GET lot CR=OIT
OWASA APPROVES CREDIT l-K,uir
QWASA TO RECONSIDER DISCOUNT
OWASA DROPS CREOITi TO ISSUE SAVING DEVICES
°"'5fI AP^n^nin':;'^;' ?"" CONSERVtriON
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL L CARRnnwn
inttro S!;?^^"j5N?^5^A^?,8r''
rTi^N^Ti^irx^ '??K s'tS^^l'^c'^^^eM;? La'Ie%"^'' «^^
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CH^?lr^,L\"'s\';fFR^°o^r'""f """
LAKE Drops .> inches; hancatory stfps nfa^
y^i^tfSy l-AKE UCJ„N «(, inche;
(lATFR CONSePVATlJN RULE' 1Ay'-,E INvnKFn
^nf^S''9''5 Tj CRITICAL LEVEL '""^fn
CQNSLRylNG WATER NOW "ANDArnRY
2 TOWNS CLAIR ON WATER PULES
OWASA TO RECONSIDER DISCOUNT
RfOUIREO CONSERVATION I1EASURE= ARF TAKEiu
^S??c'E°S^?^5?|R^■JlLJV^5"E ^"''^ "^V^CES
WATER REGULATIONS LISTED
QWASA PRESENTS CONSERVATION TIPS
WATCR VIULATION WARN I NCS I SSl ' 0
Q«si^n{'T'^:5o??f" USEJUHPS SHVRPLY
^r^K'nii^'i^r ruSF's'luR^'s^Up""""' •«'fC"f°' -^n-^ VIOLATIONS
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s2;n5;M»"-'""'SuJ^? "^ ""
WAYS soughi to combat POSSlnL=
COUNTY WATcK SAVINGS URGED
WATER-SAVING RULES OK • D
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MURATOR lUM
WATER SHORTAGES
DATE
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T/01/H3 n
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7/12/nj ^
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7/l''/a3 H
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7/n/13 »
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7/2n/fl3 A
7/il/13 B
7/J1/13 A
7/^?/'!3 u
7/2J/(13 1
7/2J/R3 A
7/^6/n3 a
7/27/n3 A
7/i7/a3 a
7/27/93 B
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H 3
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H 3
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7/27/fl3
7/2B/R3
7/2R/e3
7/23/n3
7/28/03
7/31/13
7/31/03
fl/02/R3
8/02/B3
a/02/93
8/02/93
8/03/93
a/0S/H3 ..
s/ci/as Q
a/07/83 0
8/0')/83 8
B/n/R3 u
3/11/83 A
8/12/83 A
a/I2/B3 B
8/12/B3 A
a/13/83 C
9/13/83 A
8/1A/B3 A
9/lft/fl3 C
a/17/83 B
3/19/83 B
9/l''/R3 A
8/23/83 B
9/30/83 e
9/30/83 a
5/07/83 B
9/13/83 a
9/13/83 11
9/13/83 A
9/19/83 B
9/22/83 C
9/24/83 B
10/02/83 8
3 10/06/83 B
2 10/06/83 A
3 10/29/83 C
H 3 11/02/83 C
H 3 11/0A/8J U
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H 3 11/08/83 a
H 3 1 1/15/83 (3
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H 3 12/10/83 C
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N
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M
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16
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1/13/83 fl
1/13/83 C
1/27/83 B
1/28/83 a
1/31/83 A
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9/07/83 8
9/08/83 0
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a/29/83 A
8/30/83 8
3/30/83 H
8/30/83 n
9/02/83 (I
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9/03/»3 A
9/05/13 n
9/06/83 A
9/07/83 [J
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9/08/P3 b
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9/09/83 h
9/09/83 A
9/12/83 A
9/12/83 C
9/12/83 B
9/13/83 h
9/13/83 A
7/13/83 A
9/19/83 A
9/23/83 II
9/26/83 A
0/03/83 A
U/11/S3 B
0/13/83 0
1/18/83 8
0/18/83 A
0/19/83 fl
0/19/83
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SUBJECTS
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UH15* TH ■<££? dUYINC IIATIR
JHA^A Lif-TS CURTS
Sasa tc ease CO.ISERVATIU'i
riNF r«fEK O^Sfcl'VTI'' NOT NEFO' U
NEW CKiEEKS oiST^ICT IS CALLED -EKCESSIV?'
nuiNGE COUNTY, .i.e., lamttr, , -
SEE ALST CnAPEL hILLi "•£;• -')''' 71,
IfE also HlLLSnORTUGM, N.C.. ZONING
Iff ALSn PkAdGE CnuNTV PLANNING aRARO
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L"Ei?"TS^N?i^J"l&i.i^C^O^AIS.ES^s5^^5^y^inES
flRANCE CnuNTY AGRICULTURAL E » TENS I J N a^^ENC Y
□ AVIE AaN NA-IFD EXTENSION CHAIR-IAN
ORANGE COUNTY MRfOKT //"OPO'EJl
SEE ORANGE COUNTY. H.C.. AIRPOKIi
ORANGE COUNTY ALC.lHOLIC^EVERAr.ECINTRnL UOARO
ARC WON'T REjTOC^ VUOKA FRUM (Ui^l*
PHANGt COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCITY
III llir nciSHAM COUNTY AN HAL SIcLTFk
"SOUETY SEiSs AUCTION ITEMS EIR SHELTER
''"'"'E«iN^'^'polL)TAP.S AUDITIONS TU bUOGET
'''''"'^^R'A?G='LANO-U?E"AH^NSM^NT'SAf'AlD PIEOMONT BUROINGS
gn^RO APPROVES CHANGE ON PIEO'<ONT ELECTRIC TRACT
^2JV^^l?^Sir'SSl^il'iL^?{"cT^U? FAClLlTIfcS
^OAFo'JnTES IO^REqCiRE lllL>A.IMAL REGISTRATION
QRlNGE'cSiMSSIONFRS ODOGE « I. U ANIMAL ISSuF
p-llifL'?rs't„iY"s'!HS3L' ^Y^T^Ss. CAPITAL NEEuS
§3;?iSf^"o5^^t5 ""«f'^"^2^V'ig.JK^??' REGISTRATION
ORANGE J01.<T PLANMING PalT AO^ANCrS
^oli°.JTotk', :^5Iovis^iL^I^^.N' ^So^SI^^,A^ION
i7.n'Vri\'i]L"in'n i^fs^NMALS NO- »50 A DAY
LlO ANIMALS NOW MUST HAVE PEiHITS
2^t;ii:_";5.^nJA5i^^t;;r;yiN ON TUESDAY
T.:ti ?SSirsS^%Js;yi°AY WILD AN,M,L ITEMS
STATE aGRFcS to HEAR NG ON I-.O ROUTE
iiaiC ^S'^^^J..'"^ ^ ^ r r irT .000. -IDA
OMHI SSI0N6RS
pauPOSAL SEEHS TO TAME ANIMALS
ANIMAL CRACKDOWN PUSHED
VOTE SET IVI l-^n IN ORANGE . ^ ^
£FL.NO-ChCE«S SFwAGF plan is -lUF JULY 6
ORiriGE PoSrO APPROVES PACT ON SEWfR LINT
oSMgf panel eyes housing STA-IOARDS
"H"lt^^f.O?Si',5.^?"Ain'3^lcS"s;?s'-E8Rg';vU"G^JE^r^
liS;0 EXTENSION WINS APPROVAL
BOARD APPRUVES l-<.C EXTENSION
QOANGf SEWER TALKS JO RESMMfi
AIRPORT'S RFALITY PREOICTFD couto
PROPOSAL D,(AFTEn FOR E PL ANO-CH EFKS SEWfR
Ton POARD couLO gain from route
¥S^N/c'aSM;SS'iEET"'«'AIN ON SE.ERL.Nf
LLOYO: I-<.0 ROUTE NO FINANCIAL IIENEFIT
OPANG; commissioner HONORED
whitifq gets award
COUNTY APPROVES CHILDREN'S rOJNCIL
b"ARD WILL DELAY HUILDI'IG SEW R LlNF TO
ORANGE IS GIVEN FINANCIAL AWA! D
ir-iU fEN?Rir°ORniNUct LIKELY TO PASS NEXT MONTH
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rflLHQIT TO TAKE PAy CUT
MHITTFO MO'l'T SFtK MC-H TEi^M
-HAT'S THAT LAST ITEM?
SEE ALSO ORA.NGc CHUNTY, N.C., BJOCET
ChAPEL HUL-CASR60R0 SCHOOLS SEEK » I <, . i, Mlllinrj me<t vho
ORANGE fluOGET AVERTS PROPERTY TAX INCREASE ""
SCHOOL BUDGET EIO HAS FFu SUR^RIS'S
'u?TgI l'uil'i,"n,'iV/Bl"c'tf,V°'" '^°'" PORTIONS OF ORANGE B
ORANGE EUOGET MULLEO
SS^f9l BOARn HEARS HEALTH, WE. FARF PLFAS
□RANGE ENTcRPRISES SEEKS FUNO- FOR CENTFR
COMMISSIONERS EYE REQUESTS FO) FuNOING
COMMISSIONERS. SUPT. DISCUSS -APITAL FUNDS
FUNDS NEEDED FOR MAINTENANCE, CnilSTRUCTInN
SCHOOL BOARDS ASK FOR HI GHER F UNO I NG
n«129r IS,'?2JHc""*^ °'^f" l-*5T PLEA FOR MONEY
ORANGF SOLONS DELAY BUDGET OK
ORANGE BOARn BACKS ADDITIONS TO ilUDGET
ORANGE BUDGET KEEPS TAX RATE AT 5S CENTS
gSAMGE TAX HATE TO STAY AT 55.'
PANEL ON SCHOOL NFEOS HOLDS FIRST MEETING
OKANGE^COUNTY^BOWO^OF^COMMISSIONE^S, CHAIRMAN
WHITTfO MILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION
QSANGE COUNTY P lARO OF CQHHISSIUNEIS, ELFCriONS
FILING nPFNS ON JAN. 2 IN ORAIGE
ORANGE COUNTY CandIOaTES Cam lEGIN FUING UN JAN. 2
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
rn:;l2Sk.5°t^5 MEMBER RAPS THE'-.HAIRMAN
CONFRONTATION ARISES AT SCHOOL HOARD MEETING
BLACK, WHITE OFFICIALS GET DIFfERFNT CONTRACTS
n»5N?c"L^^Sf?': [""'"CT PLANS DRAWN '"""'"'"-'^
ORANGE SCHOOLS' VACANT SUPT. POST INTERESTS LUNSFORD
?r£^K75.S'^i^''°^ SCHOOL REOISTRICT NC LUNSFORD
SCHOOL BOARD HAS CLOSED SFSSIIN
9S'.^5^ SCHOOLS BEGIN SUP ER INT'= NOcNT SEARCH
ORANGF SCHOOL POST OFFERED acAi.LH
LUNSFORD OFFERED TOP SCHOOLS POST
LUNSFORD OFFERED SCHOOLS JOB
S?ho8l ^V??R???s"SiL2:iN""""""''°'" ""
UNITY IS Close question for orange school hoard
Te^'.il SrT??R?^°«AS?^oU?51slg' """"cSo^L^ *"°
SEWER REPAIRS TO BE MEETING TIPIC
EFLAND-ChFEKS SFWAGC plan is IUE JULY 6
fo's.'f?:^?!"^ 5'^"°°l- "U^T SOLVE PROHLfSs
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HILLSBOROUGH BOARD DISCUSSES FORGIVING FEFS
HILLSBOROUGH TOWN BOARD FACES SU?T OvFR MEFTINfS
sssRTRJ^?k^^?-?l2ES^^iSp^o?SL'^ '" ''«"^^^"
OrVFLDPfRS INSTALL ScWER LINE
DEVELOPFRS SAY THEY BUILT SEWH LIN^ TO AVOID FFFS
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THREE dOAHOS ENTANGLED IN SFW"R-LINF IssiiF
ORANGF SCHOOL 60ARD TO HE ARS" WAGE RE PORT
Sex'l'f SOLUTIONS ARF BESET BY TIMF '"='^°"
DEVfLOPER HAS PAID NO FEES FOJ TAPPING SEWER I INf
WAI 1^^,'^?"'?'' SCHOOL'S REQJEST " "" '"'"'^
Utllo^-ct,lli\'\a%','d JSg'.'^n °' "'"'° ""'^°'- ""'"""^
JJ5IS'°S CONCERNS ORANGE TEAC1ERS
SCHOOL SEWAGE PLAN ORDERED
STATE WANTS SEWAGF PLAN
SliJ^'L?'-*''' "ERAIRS MAY NOT IE NEEDED
SCHOOL ROOF REPLACEMENT URGED
TWO HIRED BY SCHOOLS
BOARD DISCUSSES HFAT-WAVE POLICY
TEACHER ISSUE UNRESOLVED
oc^^'^if, '-J'^f ' CURRICULUM OK'O
^rSnS,'''^ J^S? ''"EGNANCIES PRO'-RAM GOAL
SCHOOL StCuRITY ON AGENDA
SCHOOL PUAKD REJECTS PLAN TO ^^CUSf SOME SNOW days
Vr'if.'^^^A^^-'-V '""T PURCHASE APPRDVED ^""^ "'"'
SCHOOL TO G:T VIDEO CASSETTE
STUDENTS RAISE READING, MATH TESTING SCORES
""'cif ^Py^'J,--^?''" "P EDUCATION, 1UDGET
^^L'i^O ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. BUDGET
SCHOOL PANEL SEEKS 7-CENT TAX INCREAS':
0«'fiC;E COUNTY SCHOOLS MAY NOT GET TArFUNDS
SCHOOLS ASK ilon.oOD TO REMOV ASBESTOS
BOARD GOES TO PU6LIC FOR SUPPIRT
ORANGF SCHOOLS SEEK SUPPORT
IHSE9!J,P°'' 'lUDGET INCREASES ASKED
COMMISSIONERS, SUPT. DISCUSS "APITAL FuNUS
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ONE OF Three school roofs is top priority
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. '^LFCTInwS
FILING OPENS ON JAN. 2 I N OR A'l GE
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
g'l-L WOULD ALLOW ABSENTEE VOTING IN CHAPEL Hill
s^^^'!J?E?^:^??R^'^:Ji^,^s?cl°" ^^""°~^ »"*«°
VOTE TRANSFER FORM S AVAIL ABL £
ORANGE COUNTY CHILDREN'S COUNCIL
COUNTY APPROVES CH ILOR EN • S C 0 J NC I L
NEW SFRVICtS DEPARTMENT TO BE STUDI =0
COMMISSIONERS TO HOLD HEARING ON I-^o ISSUES
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OKANCE cuuNT* ne-ccsjric party
III ttl^ SSrS"Ji£.,??",E;oc;.T>C EXECUTIVE C...ITTEE
SEE ALSn nu»HAM COUNTY oemqcratic party
MPS. iN'nn mnsEN upangf oE'to chief
uRANCE ■de-'i^ckats Tap insko pr-suent
QRANCE OEHJCSAIS pick THD FOR ElKTMNS aOARD
oRANr.e cnuNTY riEPT. hf snciAL sebvicfs, ^uhcft
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ORANGE PREPARES FnR RABIES CLINICS
ANI'<AL LAU VinLSIION REPORTED ,„.,„,,
3'pU^*Jt^foi"{':'ic;SsL^'^F'S:5S;L ^VtrSl violations
2 Oi.OEREO TO REMOVE -Un anImlS „ ^ ,
QRANoF ECiAKn HEARS health. hElFARE PlEaS
CmECk jN JitiH iSKEO IN O'iANG
UfANGF-S 0-N IS SANITARIAN HE THE YTAP
fhic'svf s/i^Ir^s mil n^.i^vi'^^'^Vn^vih', j^h^si atop orange
3 GOLFERS SHARE OCl LEAl
HUGHES Tak.es nvER OCI LEAD
HUGHES WINS OCI CPOWN BY 1NE |H'2'.
HUGHES HOLDS ON FOR OCI GOLF TITl=
^""s'ii ^A^^o'^RiN^E COUNTY SHFRIFF.S nE=T.
Sri2^GE'52irJlNSliJ??iNr:;ir^=ARING COMPLETION
tt>l\V^ I2o'Hlf-!?H£g'cHArG^O '-UH^eaNSPlRING TO BRIbF DEPUTY
Ao'thER, SON FACE JAIL BRIBERY COUNTS
ORANGE COUNTY "ENIAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MtNTAL HfALTH
ORANGE STAFF UIVS A.<ARO
ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD ,„.,..
SEE ALSO Chapel mill, n.c. . zoning
SEE ALSO HiLLSiiORnuGn. S.C.. 'OHlNG
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.L«, ilNI'JG
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHAPEL HlLL/CAR»bORn PLANNING AREA
IRVIN ELECTED HEAD nF FL ANNI N} ? ) ARO
52 RESIDENTS OF LATIMER ST. SEEK PAVING
PLANNING BOARD SEEKS NEW FLAN
COMHE'CIAL GRPwTn PLAN TO BE 'RESFiJcn
§SiSgE^Jf5?.N!'N^"i;?iE^i£ErIp^P 3f?^ HF INOUSTRIAL SITES
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ORANGE COUNTY PuPLlC .tgRKS OEPT. no.Kirc
NEW puoLic WORKS Chief segins work in orange
ORANGE COUMY RAPE CRISIS CENTER l=09HFRLYCH4PcL Hi LL/CARR60R0. . . 1
S21K^I Iglj^T; ^P^2l^?R?k?rcl!i?l3*lN!iSS!i?ls MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
il'^thT.ntlhrel-'lllirC^AlS PROGRAM
ORANGE COUNTY OcCRFaIION DEFT.
ORANuE CA-P STARTS Tuesday
PARKS DEPARTMENT PLANS TRIPS
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTFR OF SfEOS
ORANGE DEEDS OFFICE GOING ELE- TRONIC
""Tel ^?^S^:i?tT^?ii^Y'? 'oiinh COJNTY
"""""suPmNTEN^E-"- 'sCHOofs-'cipiT^L'NEFOS DISTRESSING ^^ „^, ^
SUPER lENOENT ORANGE COUNTY MAY HAVE TO EUILD NEW SCHOOLS
SCHCUL TASK FORCE HEARS OURMAI COUNTY PLAN
SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION IS TJPK
SCHOOL TASK FORCE TO DISCUSS 'UNOING
TASK FORCE SET TO BEGIN STUDY OF DATS
oSInGE CoOnT? school "UILDING need; CJAMINED
SCHOOL Task force inspects nOiT cXPENSIVE PROBLEM
OFANGE SCHOOL NEEDS FACELIFT' ,r„^„
GLENwOaO -ULTI-PURPOSF »00M S? EN Ai NEEDED
TASK FORCE LOOKS AT SCHOOL NcFOS
GRANGE COUNTY school;
SEE ALSO ORANGE HIGH School
ASbESIUS GIVEN high ranking FIR i<<£NDING
SEAWELLCLASSPOOM BUILDING HAS SERIOUS WALL PRO«l
OU^Im; orange SCHOOCS HAVE MADE ASBESTOS REPORT
ASBESTOS CONCERNS ORANGE '■|«^|RS
3 OOAnC SCHOOLS CLEARED OF ASBESTOS
SOME JSBESI.jS RFfAl'^S AT SCHOOLS
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*^''lrSS^f"^,^9?0'^'-5' «OHINI STRATI ON
SCHOOL OFFICIAL SUITS HER POST
^!*'"'f """'"'l-'i '"'"t ASSISTANT SUPFSINTENOF-JT
°**^y^?^f^7K^S^^°t^:.f^"^^^0^^?:'?S.S??cS^; TESTS
j»AMur TtST srooES t,<ail h.c. ha^ks
OBANGE STUUF.NTS FALL SHOKT ON M.C. ACHIFVEI^ENT TESTS
0HAHG6 COU'ITV SCHJOLS, EUOGET
"^Spik^L'E""s?^^^o^v?nJASgE"*Su?^?S;i%';'<S'r '^""^
S'JSE^ cih^-T5^SSE?5\5^?2y^.^^l??rIPf5NE^"'^ oistributioh of eunos
SCHOOL 80A,10 HAS cltsfd sessitn
dOARO Gilts TO PUbLIC FOP SUPPIRT
ORANGE SCHuOLS SEFK SUPPORT
COMMISSIONERS! SUPT. DISCUSS CAPITAL FuNOS
FUNDS NFEOtD FUR M A INTEfuNCE , CONS TRuC T I Sn
S^S2°t fS^'^s '''"^ "* HIGHER -■unuirir,
nS'iLf'^'rl^S.^"^ SCHOOLS ARE SOUGHT
0?''NGE riuOGET KEEPS TAX RATE AT 5 •; CENTS
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TASK FORCE SET TO BEGIN StGoy OF OatI
TEACHtR ISSUE UNSESOLven
SCHOOL !>0A,<0 REJECTS PLAN TO -XCJSE SOME ^NOw DAYS
OR'NCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLOSING
□BANCF SCHJOLS CLTSf
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSn^OKANc.E^CnUNJY _SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PkOCRAM
MATH TEST IMG SCORES
STUDENTS RAISE READING,
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COuSTUUCTIOl
?l''!;if 't''' SCHOOL'S ROOF REC0M1EN0E0
SCHOOL ROOF RFPLArSHENT URGED
Ir-Snf'^?^f ^ilJ9 ^^'^"* STUDY OF DATA
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
ENROLLMENT DOWN IN COUNTY SCHJOLS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHuOLS, RED I STH I CT I-( G
PARENTS UUtSTION SCHOOL RED I ST R ICT 1 NC
TA fey's'^«?c'?s"iiiR2;;N'°"""^'«*f'°'" ^"
ORANGE POARD BEDkAWS LINES FO' FOUR SCHOOLS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPER I NTEND- N T • S OFFICE
Soi*,?; ??m OFFICIALS GET DIEFERFNT CONTRACTS
rct'o'ol lh':f.''Hl,''ft^,rsorAh'i°.'' .^terfsts'ISnseord
P^.^J^^.t^t^SFURD MEET ON ADMINISTRATION, PAY
LUNSFORO TAKES -.-YEAR CONTRACT AS CJIINTY SUPT.
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TFACHERS
TEACHER ISSUE UNRESOLVED
FOR THE LOVc OF WRITING
PALLSoiNo'yopSFAcTR "'^'^"'''^ ■^*«f'' COUNTY'S TOP TEACHER
ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY JAIL
OSANGF DISTRICTS CHANGE
ORANGE Sheriff Changes patrol;
ORANGc- b5oGEt"h,^lL£d' 0""^'°''5 *P""f PORTIONS OF ORANGE BUDGET
ORANGE COUNTY ShFRIFF'S OEPT., OEPur!=S
OFOICATEO DEPUTY F IR £0 .FT EP > i Yf AR S
f^fJ.^Vk IJ 'E^'S FOR APDUCTIO., ASSAULT
ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY
rJJt" ?*»,«"" I" SIGHT FOR SPFEDWAY
GREEN FLAG UP AT ORANGE SPEEDIAY
ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COuMTY, N.C., T«XES
ORANGE TAX RILLS CONFUSING
ORANGE COUNTY VISITORS CENTEk
RESTORATION SET
"""^cc Fi!]V^J? '''*Jf'" "'f' SEWER AUTH1RITY
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHTKITY
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER
SEE WOMEN'S CENTER
ORANGE ENTERPRISFS
nl?. "J"*! i°'' ''OPI^SHOP SOUGHT
ORANoF ENTERPRISES SEEKS FUNDS FIR fFMTFO
5"«"'SSI0NCK> EYE RECIIESTS fS; funding'"
rn,l9,}^ Ch'PEL HILL TO OISTRIDUTF »<,S,000
COUNCIL APPROVES »3J,a6? FOR ^UMAN SERVICES NEEDS
Orange factuby
changes ok'd on lake roads
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SUBJECT
PIGE 5'iQ
1/17/8".
ni . TIMES 3r ChlflCE: CITY OFT" "lEH «AlL»OAO
HISTORY uOI'iu U"OF«
a^JNOE FiCTlkY RtSinEtlT^ UAt(T Jr "ilVt rlFST
GBIST MILL Flf.C U'ILIK';LY TO H'LT n«'<
CITY .TFFICIALS* CQNOUCT R4PPE1
""""^PUbLK^O^'K';" ULL STUDY KOXIiJ'O RO.D HinE'lINC
PUBLIC Ht«ai..G SET ON SEHFO RIJUiST
TKANGE GPUVE dAPTIST CHuJCh
CnufeCH CnAMPS
ORANGc HElGriTS seSI'lENTS LIU yES FOR GRANT
AID TO NEIGHeiORHOQOS IS OEPENIENT ON GRANT
ORANGE rtlOM SCHOOL , ,, „^ ^
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS
ClFETFRIA STAFF NEMaER TO RETIRF M I TH 2n YEARS
ORANGE FAND .<INS AT NCCU .,„.,,
HILLS'^ 08 CjUiH HIGH SCHOOL PLANS BcUNIONS
COMING SOON , ,
liSif^5lY'SFic'Saof?"Ju?r?!CS.ER .: OON.T TRUST THE SENIORS!
STUOiNTS RAISE READING, MATH TESTING SCORES
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. HOUSE PROJECT
ONe-STuRY .mMfnORK FOR SALt
PROJECT HOME AVAILABLE
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. SCHOLARSHIPS
'1^5?'^Si^;^N^?"liilhlo^Sihh ^^??^FS?s'Si2?°TS°?bo- THEY RE.EHBER
FORMER TEEN COLUM»(IST UlNS AttlRI
GRANGE HIGH SCHJ-IL flANO
THEY WANT TO PE BEST
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPURTS. BASKETOILL
FAisoN fas^et lifts southern
?S"£Ge"fSoV^a\l!?"Io5ething-=qp-nuthing days no, over
graham eliminates grange in 3- a
second half keys southern
orange high school sports. football
PANThFkS a MYSTERY lEAM^
SnuTHFRN'S OUN. PASS ^ IP ORAN.C
OFFENSIVE STANCnuTS KEY OOANG'
PANTHERS TRIP FALCO'lS
EASTERN hQLOS OFF GRANGF
ORANGE VICTORY TAKES TI-E TO .INK IN
ORANGE »:"1S 22-2U
ORANGE INDUSTRIES (UT) IN HILLStORTUOH
SEE ALSO HANJICAPFEO
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETAROEO
CARRBOkO CONTINUES HEARING
CARRBORO auPGFT RFiUESTS Tu fl^ HEAkO TUESDAY N I Gn T
hanoicappej need new PUILTING
QPANGF BOARO BACKS ADDITIONS IJ JUOGtT
'"'""'pOESaYrERlAN REUNION MOVE MAY CONTINUF
D-ANGE PRESTYICY VOTES FOR CHURlH REUNIFUATION
ORANGE PRESF'YTCRY VOTFS T 1 REINITF C-IURChES
PRESbYTERY HcLPIN'. URBAN Ml'llrT»lE5
TRIP TO RUSSIA INSPIRES OUflHA< WOMAN
ORANGE PRESBYTERY NAMES EXECUTIVE
WRONG DATE GIVEM FOR MEETING
OKAHGE SOIL AND HATER CONSERVATION JISTKICT PUABO
ORANGE DISTRICT wINS FIRST PL»CE
TREES SELL FOR ICZ
ORANGE UMTEO METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS , ,„„,
HAKVEST FESTIVAL FEATURES FOOT
ORAN-.E WATER ANu SEwFh AUIHOJITY
SFE ALSO CARRiiJBO. N.C.. SEwER LINlS
SEE ALSO Cha.>fl hill. N.C., SE'' ■<S^..,.
SFE ALSO Chapel HILL. N.C.. WAT.R FATFj
SEE ALSO DROUGHT. CHAPEL HILL £. CARRBORn
SEE ALSO nrtOuGHT. GRANGF COUNTY , . , „, ..,,
SE= ALSO MASON FARM WASTEWATER T RE »TM = NT PL AN T
SFE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., w^ TFR AND SEwER LINfS
^"NNElAT'loi^MSEsSRajLEM cOR T,(ASA, ,)»ANGF TOWNS
owasa to cunsideh granting 10- creott
O.IASA APHFOVES ID PCT. P tOuC 1 1 UN
uwasa cusijmcPS to get los cr oit
STATE OFFICIAL BACKS RESERvOH
^l^i.\l^^7}^UJ'\^'l1^l^^^ TO HALT RESERVOIR
canf creek t< recommended
OWASA STILL OPPOSES wATFRSHeO OFyELOPMLNT
•WILLIE «ATtR' WARNING «JRKIri^
grAni's^ui^ipPOSE? Sn^E-SIT. lake wATERSHEn DEVELOPMENT
CARJB-RO WATER RE"CRT RAISES 'ANY GU-STIONS
CHAPEL HILL ANNEXES TRACT UN MONTH SIDE
CHAPEL HILL ANNEXES 57 ACJES JF LANO
JWASA AGREES TU SEEK PLANS FO' WATER TANK
WATER. StwEP ISSUFS GISCUSSEO
w«TER. SEWER =XTENSIGNS UISCUSiEJ
RESERVOIR SUIT ro CF HEARD BY iAuISTRATE
FFOERAL CnjuT GFTS SUIT
uwasa approves CRFuIT
^wJsf jNr'JlG^?"Ti'cO,';n^'N"?!(ND'^Fd» CANE CREEK KESFRVOIR
OWASA GETS O.JWkl. Tu CUNOEMN LANO
^??l?Tl'i^.^I?'l'l;t^K'?'^^NE"^'R^-r«*5'RV0.R LOOKS A LONG WAY OFF
BILLINGSLFY uACKi SEwCR LINE
OWASA OIRECTjR BACKS EXTENSION
OWASA TO FXTENO SFwFfl
CONOEMNAT I J^l POWER IK • 0
RFPUbLlCANS «ANT M0-<£ CANF CR EK 'TUJY
OWASA STUDIES ANNEXATION PROSPtCrS
RANGEWOOu SfwFR PROJECT IC ST'RT SOON
CANF CREEK INJUNCTllN RFuUtST WITHDRAWN
CAflF CREEK .• ID WITHDRAWN
OWASA STUDIES SURVEY PL'N
OF SFwFR SERVICE
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SUBJECTS
l/l 7/8",
QUASA NO«I,iEt MIMED
A. H. CAUEE liOKI.JATED rn FILL POjT
UMVcJSirv .(EIGHTS SLwEa FINAICI.jr. |s UllETIGNFri
PAT Nr. Fu« SEWL» WORK SAin KEf M AN^FXAF 'n
SE»t« LINE IS ESriMAIEO AT U'G 000
L^f'grIs^?"^ '" "ESOLVE iPAf HITH CARR.jn^n ILOERMFN
FUNDS OK T) Tj IMPROVt SFmER Ll..r
OWASA ASKEO rn FIX SEHE'S ALQ^JG .? LRFFh^
T'^M COUNCIL URGES l"fioRITY TO FIX sUerS
HEARING IS SLT O;; WAIFR T KM itWtRS
ANNfXAriON IS APPROVED
?n'J;"rSP*?9 •"" ''"'' F"R rOMM'S BONDS
m:', \T,l\l°^ TpIL'A' ''"" -^""VEMFNT PLAN
QHASA CUSTOMERS TO GET CHOICE
Sutit b99'^^,"' "ECOVERING HYDRANT FEES
r.'.i'u.ro\iii '^iii^ifviaiw' "'"'' ""^^PHATEs
JORPAN WATER PLAN HILL RE OPPTSFD
AT [ON
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pWASA TO OPPOSE LAKE R£CLASSI= ICATION
h".1^}t'!\% lfH'<5 "«'T"L MEASUKFS OF CONSFKVAT
SJit/'SJ !»<""$": OWiSA BEGINS WAIFR PURCHASE
^VriS ?y.'Lt(*^f" '=1"^" HILLS8010UGH
?J U?. t?''^^''"^''^'' """ "£ HANTATQRY BY LATE NEXT UFFK
nltlT'ln ^^.V.'LS"^" '" "El-P CONSERVE LaTER "
??U^E'Nf?S3E^^l?K^?D"?b"S;:?^R^V.^''^|?E%'^'"^
n.j!;t.°'^,['??, ? INCHES; MANDATnRY STEPS NEAR
si"rhN'E° 'iini Sn' ^c^InSa •°~'°^ '° '■"■""' si^-f^s
UNIVeRSITY LAKE COUN 1,6 I'lCHE'",
.(ATEB CONSERVATION RULES may t INVOKED
LAKE DROPS TO CRITICAL LEVEL '"'V"^'-"
ANTI-CANE CREEK DAH GROUP TO ATTACK OWASA PLAN
CONSERVING WATER NOW MANDATORY
OWASA TO RECONSIDER DISCOUNT
SINK SMOKES? CONTACT WATER, S= wER AGFNCY
WATER REGULATIONS LISTED
OWASA PRESENTS CONSERVATION TIPS
WATER VIOLATION WARNINGS ISSUED
n'^tli'-r^.iT^'L^^^':'^'* "SE JUMPS SHARPLY
S^T^RoiV^i^y^S^USrs^SRVi^p'.^""^ -WATCHED. FOR VIOLATIONS
WATER SOURCE STEADIES
UNIVERSITY LAKE REMAINS STAHL-
ORA^luE WEEKEND WATER USAGE DRIPS
LAKEMLLst'luT'sPIRfTfR^"?" RECOMMENUFD FOR WATER AGENCY
Si:S;A°^^l£i'^Tn''c'SNti;i!S''^,'i6L'f^'HrA^ING''S,^'=?^g'"BAS.*'"'
TORRID SUMMER ENDS IN WH I M?c J" "FARING 01, TAP BAN
j'SSJlN'^Af^rnK^'^ltlRslD"""'"'^'" "" "''" ^«f
hFaRING ON '<uRArQRIUH SET
MEARINu SET D-t WATER HOLD
9;;!' ^yi'^^fS "ELP CONSEkvE WATER
WATER-TAP MORATTRIUM RECUESTE'
NOTICE OF PUoLIC HEARING
CA'NrCREjK"TS''^E°DI^c5s"eD"-'' 5^*^"-"E UNIVERSITY LAKE
FRIENDS, FOES FILE MOTIONS IN CANF CRFFK watkd ract
C"RBORO ALDERMEN SUPPORT MORi TOR I u" ^ '=
iJu???"?.?-^?"? ""'^5 WATER EXTENSION HAIT
SEWAGT BATcS CUULD INCREASE U'l OFR PROPOSAL
Si.V/in^t .'jy°"5 -"O'"' STUDY OF LAKE "
OWASA wots GET HEARING
OWASA SFTS PUPLIC HFARING TODAY
C4RRBCR0 WANTS COURTS. NOT PO^l
HFARING SET ON HALT TO WATER "aNNECTIONS
ARtA BUILDERS OPPnSF W ATER Ta5 MORA TOR lUM
JORDAN, FALLS LAKES RECL Ss S 1 FI ED "" '""
9'iil'^ll'i^ A^AIN IN CANE CREE< FIGhT
,nu.'f/?f^? PROPERTY TO RE SOLI FOR PROJFCT
OWASA GETS LAND FROM FOF OF DAM
S^'^i^fli^X !;■»" RISES wITh%3Jn
MOKE WATER CONSERVATION SOUGHT
c"ni?,T5"l:iTI«'?A!/^^^H?^JS?l^"''^' "'" shortages
PHOSPHATE eAN WON'T HELP LAKE--RJLAN
MORATORIUM ON WATER TAPS PUT%S JF NJu
OWASA D»DP^ MORATORIUM ^'^ "'^
ni I i ^^ Ti''I,'H- "^ -ir SPO-IS I li I L I T I t",
Owi'si'^c'^rs'^cM^^^RV^'^SN""'-' " ^^^CN.ION
"^''''^CTS AWABDEU FOR wA TER TINK
CA-iE Creek RtSEPvon MOT neeo'd
EiA's2\n??r0F'^,LF"?I,V'''"'' '''°'''' '" '' '■"''-''" '" SURVCY
^FC r l^ cc.'n"L'S WARSHOUSE ClULJ ENDANGER LAKt
Cn'^lu:f^%t<-cl\.',Toillyl'i ^■'"•■^•""f'^'' ORDINANCE
rn'.'.nci^^A', f^fS FILE ANOTHER SUIT
RFSCRVOIR TO -E NAMCD AFTER C'-N CREEK
"''*'"^A7^i^£,frc^'T"'F?ES''"°""" -^"'^^
OWASA COSTS TO luMP I,^
OWASA TO VOTE ON BUDGET
OWASA TO HOI 0 DUGGET HEARING
OWASA BUDGET TOPIC OF HIARING
OWASA BUDGET HtARING IS SET TONIGHT IN CaRrhor
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ORGANIC Farming
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organization for ircpical studies
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ALTWaTER FaTChES up
M'i TUOGET
AC.iES iT.5 MILLION ANNUALLY
HUNTERS PRESSED FOR TI»E
SOLID ANSWERS
0 TURKEY NOT IN SEASON
L GA1E
EOT OF MOUNTAINS STUDY
A PLACE TO COHE TO
OR HATERFPwL
IN= A HUNTER'S WILDLIFE ID
P
C. OUAIL POPULATION
\G IF 9LAZE GRANGE
D-IIH' waTERFOwLEBS
OFF N.C. COAST
NE PERCENT OF ALL ACCIDENTS
INT
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IFRS
SATISFYING
IN THE WILD..
OUTDOORS
SEE ALSO FISHING
«i'yyijl-i^KV'^^5£^i^S!irpSB?3U^'?:iAT THREATENS HUNTING
OOvE SEASON DPEMNG
OUTDOORS NORTH CAROLINA EXPO ocin.iofct
OUTCOORS E»PO REVEALS VARIETY uF N.C. RESOURCES
OUTDOORS ElPGSITION SEING hElI
OUTER BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO oEACHcS. N.C.
SEE ALSO COASTAL OEVELOPHENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO CuRRITUCK BANKS
OUTER aANKS highway will FE I'IPROVEO
TOLL Charge* maybe
hElxs to prepare jetty ?ill
STATE SEE<S GRANT TO Buy COAST al land ,,c.,,-
TWO N.C. ISLANDS SET ASIDE AS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGr
D^^AN WHIPS UP OUTER BANKS SUR =
DEAN FLOODS ROAD ON OUTER bAN< S .- , „, ^
ISOLATION 0= CURRITUCK OUTER =1ANKS MAY Be ENDING
Si^^LA-'clusirTj^NsSS OFFER TRANSPORTATION
OUTmOJScS jji^^ ^^5 93,010 0UT..QUS=5
The Outlaws (Ca i:i
see alst "otorcyclc gangs
motorcycle gang SAIO ThFEaT
2 MEN SFNTENCFD FOR KlONAPPINj
aUE GANG LEADER GETS PPISON TERM
ii-CYCLlST LEAOFri GETS PRISON TERM
ALLIANCE SUSPECTED BETWEEN 9KE GANGS
""""^BuluNGTON OUTLET MALL ANNOUNCES EXPANSION PLANS
OXFORD MAY GET A NEW INDUSTRY
STUDY ON OUTLETS PROVES INTERESTING
'""'2ii;ii||'!oyifAf''J?A;:f iS^^Af?^^? SURGERY CENTER
HOSPITAL PLANNING OUTPATIENT .ENTrR
ALA-ANCE HOSPITAL PROJECT APPJOVEO
PANEL SACKS NON-PROFIT CLINIC
PANEL APPROVES MINOR. SuRGfSY .LINIC
OUTSTANDING YuUhG TuBACCT GROWER
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FARMERS _
GRA'VILLE FARMER IS CITED
OUTSTANDING YOUTH VOLJNTElR AHAkO
SEE ALSO AWARDS
OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER
OVARIAN CANCER
"siiorFINnS^ILL PROTECTS -OM- N FROM SO-E CANCER
"'" f'HREr.MCRs'-MLHS TO EE SHOT P. N.C. IN rOMING MONTHS
^"""^ FOLKS ABOUNO here: BOllS A-JO MISSES
FOLKS AROU^O HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARc
°"°''3An5o'^A..D VIJLIN MUSIC FLOW AT CHAFFL HiLL FIRMS
°'li|'itin'^rF!i»':l^G5^AS'vtfl:k%S5'if}'pt.NNlNG COMMISSION
IWJ DOCTORS SAY PANEL SwAYEI THEM TO "XFORO
Aow OID THIS TOWN COME TO QF :aLLED...7
OXFORD, N.C, Christmas parade .
PARADES: 10 A.M. TODAY IN SIL a i-HY
°"'"ik"cifiEl'''sIiCL'-IOwNS ELECTING THFIR GOVERNMENTS
ELLINGTON ELECTFD OXFORG MAYO)
OXFORD. N.C, IN.IUSTRIAL OEVfLDPMENT
JlFORfl M,r GET A NEW INDUSTRY
NE. PLANT OPENS IN OaFURD
CROONH BROKEN FIR LENOX PLAN! IN OXFriBO
OaFORO bHACJ OF COMMISSI INERS .,,,,,,,
OXFORD waTLR LINE POLICY CRITICIZED
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cnu'iciL"EN Turn duhm oxroRo hills i-jj^li
PLANNF,<S TQ AIR aFflSITV
DfVlrLGPEK sues JVFR UXfORO HILLS
OEVELQPFRS FILE LAWSUIT
HEARI',G set on REZONIHG
?^^.'l^i''''5 10 niscuss oxfORo hills pruject
COUNCIL rnLO pe^oming plam •liesii-t make sensf at am
OFvFLOPER SAYS Rtzo-iiNc Dnes >ior -AKE sfnIe
DEVELOPERS FILt ANOTHER SUIT ^ ^'^"^^
TOWN COUNCIL SEFKS OXFORD HILL RE20NING
OxfORCl HUHAN hfLATIOMS COUNCIL
COUNCIL TO riODL dANflUET
OXFORD MANOR
FIRE GanaGLS apartment
COUNTY SCHOOL COMPLAINTS
DnNA?l's''BojKs''''°''"' "^^ tut:ri,mg program
HOMEuORK HtLP
OXFORD MEN' S GARDEN CLua
HfHORIAl RAY SERVICE SCHEDuLtT IN OXFOKO
OXFORO ORPHANAGE
?!;„'-''"^ ^"^^ ''^ OXFORD ANO 'FiMILY'
ORPHANAGE MARKS ANNIVERSARY
SpEa'SrIEf" oi^FSp" '""° '"'" " ""="«" ORPHANAGE
OXFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
METHOOIST PASTOR SERVES BIG ClURCH IN SMALL TOWN
OXFORD wEbP HIGH SCHOuL
WEon SAND HOLDING DRIVE
CLASSES FOR FARMERS uFFCRED
NOMINATFU F.IR AWARD
SHARING UITS OF HOME
HARD WORKERSi ALL
OXFORO jEdn HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. SAlE-iALL
A PITCHER. NOT A THROWER; WFSLcY CuRRIN ISN'T
OVERPOWERING.
OXFORO WEBP HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
DURHAM'S M LEADS SPARTANS """'''= """-l-
ii^^ 5^"^ TO BREAK SOUTHERN HOLD
SOUTHERN SPURT RIPS OXFORD HCS 3
OXFORO wfbB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. F01T8ALL
SguTMFRN TURNS OVER WEBfJ Jfl-1
l^l^'Al'^"'"-"^ "°l-'- P'ST WARRIuRi
WEBB STRIKES EARLY. WHIPS J0R3AN. 35-«,
QXFORD/GRaNVILLE COUNTY PLANNING CIMMISSION
SEE ALSO GRAf.VILLF COUNTY. N.C.
SEE JlSO D^FORDi'-N ^°^'"''' "'':•• '"OUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
BOOKLET TO PROMOTe'granvIlLE
Gfl.ANVILL£ TO GET PLANT
OXFORD WATER LINE POLICY CRITICWEO
OXFORO/hENlIERSON AIRPuRT
AIRPORT GETS 1107.000 GRANT
'^."I^;??i ""-1- of PAVED SOON
?^l?^.5"T';'^?^i'"? = ""''°*>T GETS GRANT
TAXIwAY TO GET NEW LIGHTS
OXYGEN
nn^F JilL'"5'J^?^ '■■NK TO LOVGER LIFE
OXYGEN THERAPY MAY PROVE HELP= Gl TO VICTIMS OF Ms
OYSTERS
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
SeSSEL-'to 5l!5'E'-S{^yFgi" '" ''- ''^°"^^"
OYSTER WARNING ISSUFO
OYSTER 6ACTFRIA TEST IS OCVELIPEU
OZARK ilOLINFS
WELCO-E, OZARK AIRLINES
JZaHK TO BEGIN ROU FLIGHTS
ANOTMrw JlrfLINE TO BEGIN II UU iERVICF
OZARK AIRLINES' RDU SERVICE 0'= G INS FK IDA Y
-la lAIRPLANEI
10 DAYS UN ICE
IN G-ltENLANO
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i,I?'^^nf^n "ESIDENTS GIVE dLUlU SAMPLES
BILL WOULO BAN SOME WASTES FRIM LANIEIII*.
BLOOD SAHPLFS WILL IE STOoiEU ^"^^'^''-'-^
srE^c'H';t;ss?N^^E5^R'T:?^\?pier^¥%^ri:uh^FiLL
til:r^.^'.nj,"i^\i^'ll'ii "' r.«^c"ntL'^c"?,'^^ discount
Suit filed Tii recovfh pcd cost
0^".",^" ^'"^"'■S ARE NOT PLANNHG COUNSfLINC FOR PUPIL
rnxic-wAsTL dumi'lh; dfservi harsh pf-mlty ''upil
PC^MfJ/?, l'''^;?;, rS,"'^ L„ANDFIU IS CONTAINING PC B
SL'-J '2?"-'- '^'^ 5 PLAN RALLY SUNDAY
PCi PROTESTERS JOIN RESEARCH ",ROUP
""JtNTON CITIZENS C At L EP a" If AR^ SoN I
Lc2^=?'"'ri'S? ^O"!'"; PROTEST AT PCH SITE
CmEMIST: no DIOXIN In PCS
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C1i6"KT: PC-'S HiO NO ninxli,
^r«Tf'"H!c"lI P'JT fILTEBS CiN VEIt' 4T SCO LANHflLL
3 Jre CHAB.fD -till BLnc<l-.G ?:2 landfill
T..SEE CH4»bP3 «irM TAKING PilH' >I LANDFILL
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"ahpU LA^YFiiS FILE RFSPONSE TQ SUIT
PC& P>-uTE<;TFh C4RB1F0 TC COUaT
PCli OltMPER SHnutO PAT „.^
uiaSFN LA'UFILL DOING ITS Jill. EPA ANNOUNCES
JeaOeS of PCJ LANtlFILL PiiClTESI GETi CHECKUP, CUNT INUES FAST
PCa PROTEST MARCH CONTINUES ,,,
PC3 LlNTFlLL PROTESTER ARRESr=0 IN RALEIGH
I.lEFT CHARGES DISMISSED IN PCI LANOfILL P?9It";T
SENATE APPHnJfS I4A orOUCTION bILL FIR LtCISLATOHS
aILL WOULD LIMIT NASTE LANDFILLS
FfRRUCCIU'S IRUL CONTINUED
PCb LANOFILL BEING CAPPED
STATE INVf 5TIGATE.S TriREF nuMP SITES
SaHREN COU;<TY PCa LANDFILL O'V i *?«! 'S^J., m nntlTlES
HOUSE vnlFS tl) REPEAL LAM blVlNG T4« BREAK TO UTILITIES
's"T^'GEAiVSilLs'-TQ"MOLLIFY RESIDENTS AoOUT PCB LANDFILL
ANGER OVER LANOFILL LINGERS
3L0EF1SH: PROIlLFMS QN TWO FROITS
PCH LANOFILL NOT FCRGOTTtN IN «ASRcN
STATE OFFICIAL SAYS LANOFILL "IRY AND SAFc
EPA INCINERATOR auRNS TOXIC f^b tT.rc-c.r nv orn
HUNT AJMINISTRAI ION RANKLED bf EPA STATEMENT ON PCD
pra lfvEl^ arf oeclining
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'°° *In"th£'*SP0TL1GHT: THI'. WEEk-S HIGHLIGHTS
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PEBSON-ALITY (AClCNYMI
SEE PERSON-ALlIY FESTIVAL
PET IPOSITIVE EMISSION TOMOGBAPHYl
:^i''k'll.%i\'>-iV\V,d'hr4hl3U OF CANCER AT OUKE
PIRG
SEE N.C. PUBLIC INTEREST RES£ak;m GROUP
"see pbemcnstkual syndrome
''^"sEE FBQTcCI OUR WETLAND AND OUC< RESOURCES
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PURE IPREVFNT UTILITY RATE^ESCALAll ON I ,,r„,.,„„
SFc COMMITTEE TO PREVENT UTILII' «ATE ESCALATION
""^SEE OPERATION PUSH I PEOPLE UNIHO TO SAVE MllMANITYl
'• SEc'SlIo^BOsI'S STORE INC. IllENiERSON. N.C.I
P.H. BOSE stores hay BE SOLO IFF
PaC-man ivIOEu GAMEl ,,^.,
PAC-HAN MAY jIVE TEENS
NEW LI TERACY-
'*'"i'FF^?n:s's?AS"o'iiSsE BECAUSE THEY LOVE THE GA,,F
"■"""enjoying THE WEATHER? WARM Pa:IFIC HATERi MAY 3E
PAIN
SEE ALSO FaCKaChE
INFLUENCING OUB WINTER
pain relievers
see also ohso
see also drugs
"pain^belie'veI'proolehs Cause :jncern
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PAN AMERICAN GAMES
MS. KALSH leads U.S. SrJlMMlNG SWf^P
DRUG TESTS INVAOE PRIVACY
OPUG CRACKDOWN DUE
NFGAruE STORIES AFFRONTS TO J.S. PAN AM EFFORT
PAN AMERICAN GAMESi BASKETPALL
JORDAN, PERKINS HAKE PAN AH SOUAO
PERKINS LEADS U.S. BY MEXICO
J1R0AN LfcAOS U.S. TO WIN OVER BRAZIL, PAN AM GOLD
PAN AMERICAN hORLO AIRWAYS
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Panama
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TROPICAL TREATS OFFERED 1)Y MUSEUM UF LIFE, SCIENCE
PANAMA CANAL
SEE ALSO TREATIES
SEN. EAST PLANS PANAMA HEARIN"S
PANCAKE SALE
PANCAKE SAL' A SUCCESS
ANNUAL KIWAMS PANCAKE SALE HJGE SUCCESS
PANCREATIC CANCER
SEE ALSO Cancer
SOSE SCIENTIFIC STUDIES TAKEN WITH GRAIN OF SALT
PANnELL, kERP, FnRSTER
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The pantry (JUNES FERRY RQADI
STORE ROtBEO
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THE PANTRY ILASALLE ST. I
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PAP SMEARS
SEE ALSn CERVICAL CANCER
ANNUAL PAP SMEAR WORTHWHILE
PAPERWEIGHTS
IT SNOWS ALL YEAR AT MURDOCH
PAPERWEIGHTS: DURHAM COUPLE HAS 5S OF THcM
PARACHUTE JUHPING
BJND AIRbORNE'S LEADER LEAVIN'
WELCOHING CDHMANDER
GROOM ARRIVES
WELL DRESSED
HERE. ..COMES. ..SANTA CLAUS ,
PARACHUTES
LEARNING TO PLAY
BOXBORO TO GET FOURTH PARACHUTE FIRM
PARADES
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rS9„^2'J'i°'''' MARCH IN A PARiO=7
GO BULLDOGS
HOMECOMING PARADE
VANCE VETERANS DAY PARADE SET
PARADES, GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO CHANCE BINGO REGULATIONS
PARAMEDICS
SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
PARAPSYCHOLOGY
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PARAPSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE j^ tf"^ " ' ° "- " "
PAPAOUAT
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MIGRANTS HAVE INFECTIONS
PARDONS
SEE PAROLE
SEE PRESIDENTIAL PARDONS
SEE PRISONERS, N.C, PARDONS
PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION
PTa BRINGS COMPUTERS TO PEaRS^NTOWN
pearsontown gets computers
pta takes giant step
PTa OFFICERS INSTALLED
SV^'J^S'*?^^ REPORTS WANTED ON SAME DAY
PTAS HAVINu 'WONDERFUL' PROBL-MS WITH WINDFALL
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PARKER 4CAC NEIGHanRHOnO ICHAPEL MILL. N.C.I
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TO«fi PLANNERS BACK PARKER ROAI EXTENSION
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PARKlNr. MEIERS
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PARKING TICKf TS
SEE PARKING VIOLATIONS
PAHKlriG VITLATIONS , „ „.,.- .oc.t
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Sfc ACS'' CHAPEL MILL, N.c. P»R<ING AREAS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
AftSOLUlf LY no park INGI
N.C. MAN RE'<E"3ERS, PAYS TICK-.T
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OLD IICKEI ''AY "EAN JAILED YU-E
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PARKPLACE
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PARKS. OURhAM
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see ALSO nopthgate park
yOuNG'UNS: OON'T go near THE JAl=o
KEEP fOGEM^NT ON HOLD. Panel IRGES
CITY rsSUFS PARK-OSF JARNING o.a.c
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CREFN-AYS unit URGEO in OURHA'f
GOEFNMAY COMMISSION UB&EO
city RECOmmFNOEO for P4RK GRANT
RIVER FOREST RESIOENTS WANT COMMUNITY PARK
PARK PROPOSED FOR ENO . ,, „„c.j../--
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PARKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER PARK
SEE ALSO HANGING ROCK STATE P»R<
SEE ALSO NAtlOriAL PARK SERVICE
SEE ALSO UMSIEaD state PARK , „ „ .„
RAVFN RflCK : A MOUNTAIN PARK SlUTH uF OuRMAM
KEEP FORESTS INTACT
DAY-CARE LICENSE EXEMPTION APPROVED
PARK CLOSED FOR TURTLES
CITY PECGMMENOEn FOR PARK GR A 1 T r. .-.cot
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PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT.
SEE OURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
'*'"^!R%'E;pi;"9lseM6NT: ARSON IS INveSTIGATLO
PARKVIEW CONVENIENCE CENTER
BFER PURChaScS LEAD TO CITaTHNS
POLICE PRnsE «. ARMEO ROBoERIE;
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ARMED MAN STICKS UP ALSTON STIRE
PARKWAY PLAZA
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PaRKWOOD IPURHAM. N.C. COMMUNITY)
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PARKwQQD BEZONING OBJECT lONABl E
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FUf VOTE SUCCEEDS
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PAROCHIAL SCHOTLS
SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PAROLE
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SEE ALSO PROQATION
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COURAGEOUS INMATE MERITS FAPLI' PAROLE
hunt aide mulls mcqueen case
pakolfs commission wins rulin'.
PAROLF opposen
house uks prison-crowding bill
inmatf denied clemency
little to get parolf hearing
intensive parole program plan-leo
PABRISH ST.
QUIET AFTES OUSK
CONGRESS lO'ML OUILDING
PARRISH STREET FESTIVAL PLANNED
PART TIME JOPS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
DFMAND UP FOR TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES BUSY IN SJMM=R
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES BUSY IN SJHMEB
DURHAM STOrlES HIRE MORE PART-TIME W0RK6BS
PAR THENON
SEE ALSO GREECE
WHO KEEPS THE MARBLES?
PARTIES
SEE ALSO PkOMS
don't eat--dine!
party cpasriers pelt man's cha'el hill home with eggs
Partners in ecumenism
SEE national council OF CHURCHf,
PASSOVER
SEE ALSO DURHAM HAOASSAH
SEE ALSO HANJKKAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO PESAH
PESAh: RELIVING THE EXOOuS
REBIRTH, RELIGION
A DAY FOR CELEBRATION
PATENTS
SEE DUKE UNIV. PATENT OFFICE
SEE U.S. PATeriT AND TRADEMARK OFFICF
PATERNITY Suits
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SEc ALSO CHILD Support
PATERNITY SUIT FILED AGAINST JAKE DA
PATIFNCE IPLArl
PATIENCE WITH PIZZAZZ
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PATRIOTISM
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THANKS FOR HELP IN 'DURHAM SAlUTE'
'SALUTE' SUNCS STIRRED TEFN-A-,ERS, TOO
YULf SHOPPING SPAWNS PATRIOTISM
PATTERSON MEDAL
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^^Lj>i?, c^'*'? P*" '<;C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS
ORECHSLER WINS UNC AWARD
PATTISHALL'S GARAGF
HONEST BUSINESSMAN
PAUL GREEN FOUNDSTIO'I INC.
PAUL GREEN FOUNOaTION FORMS
PAUL GREEN SUBJECT OF BENEFIT
PAUL GREEN THEATER
SYMPHONY COMMITTEE PLANS FOR "OPS CONCERT -
PAUL TAYLOR DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
OLD FRIENDS RETURfl
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PAVING CONTRACTORS
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STATE OOARO SUSPE'JOS 2 CONTRACTORS
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aCARD OKS CONTRICT FOB i-'.o c:iNNecns
see sLsn [juhma'i pa^n snnp
PahN bPOKER CLOSING OOhM A^Ie> 37 YEAi'S
se; ALSn cajlf ielcuisiom, u.s.
''^Cc'-^?J?v'^JH°fo OILUTE FPe-TV SCHEDULE?
00\'T bUf jif^ES
ACC SPORTS Feeo ;i»ycoh
PULL TmE plug
PAV<ENT-IN-KlNn PhnORAH
S0H6 FAPMERS TO TAKE G^AIN
CJOP i-iif SIGNUP FNDS TnOAr
CROP 'iAiP aIGS GET HK
aoo.ono ACriES cf n.c. land to be idle
N.C. MAY HAUE Tn IMPORT CHRN
LARGE CUTPACSS SEEN IN GRAIN ".ROPS
■HOG FARMERS ARF HURTING"
PIK FAILS TO SOLVE FUTURE'S P-fO-lLEMS
FARMERS IN PIK PKOGRAM TAXED <iHEN GRAIN SOLD
PAYN6 SPINNING MILL IGEORGIAI
CLEN RAVEN PUYS MILL
''""'^CHUOcS''lN ORANGE IS LEVFLEO BY BLAST
SBI FINOS Nri CRIME IN CHURCH EXPLDSION
'"""bbMS^VVEE'DEL^YS VOIc ON PAYRILL DEDUCTIONS
SFNATF REJECTS ANNEXATION VETOES
YFAGEt RAPS TEACHER DUES DEDU-TIQN BILL ^„^.,^
PANEL AUOIJS VOTE ON TEACneR 'AYROLL DEDUCTIONS
N.C. SHOULD oE JARY OF OuES-Or OMCT ION PLAN
pIUulL DEDUCTION BILL CLEARS ITS FIRST MUKDLE
NCAE editorial TJLO 'HALF OF 'TORY-
[l^^^^5T£SI"B?E;^S°?SS^^?ION.xP6«IMeNTS
PAYROLL TAX
see ALsn incu-e taxes, n.c.
see ALsn salaries, u.s.
SEE ALSO taxes, n.c.
"cHjRLOTTE"liY"cOUNCIL IS STUIYING LOCAL PAYROLL TAX
'"'"s-^PA;]^^;Nrtl'?s'S^L'^G^?E^°Se^'^'^^TFRNATin^AL ACCOKO
'}li"cr.:oTolll,r. ?S°;^SI ^g^M^fHiie HOLT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PEACE ACADEMY
PEACE REMAINS ELUSIVE
''^"■^lSo''ouRHAM JJMEN GET DEGREES :RnH PEACE
fSSnSlinton'nativE gets post at pface college
peace corps
"rfcruiter'says peace corps is ;doing hell-
in PEACE CORPS. HE Sah quick ACTION
peacemaking in a 'iuClEar age
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR -eAPONS ,cr..,
CONFERe-lCE ON PEACEMAKING TO.JtGIN
rB'e^"wINSER■"Ai^R?C^5rSo^sfHrA!'N.ASHED IN -ORLD
HALO: SURVIVAL IS KEY , , „
RETIRED aOMI<al expects NUCLEAR «a8
ADMIRAL URGES ASMS HALT
PRACTICAL SOLUTION URGED FUR ARMS RACE
CMANGf ANTl-SOVlET STANCE
PEACH BOWL
sIe S2'il^''0F''N;c!-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. FOOTBALL, PEACH BOWL
""^"■"cnLn: N.C. PEACH GhlhERS HATCH THERMOMETERS
N.C. PEACHES SURVIVE CHILL
COLD TESTROYS N.C. PEACHES
LATE FREEZE CUTS P6ACH ESTIMATES
""^"""pIaHUT FARMERS WANT A HI GHCR S UPPORT PR I C E
PEANUT FARMERS ARE OISAPPOINIFO 3Y '63 SUPPORTS
STATE HAS llEST PeANUTS
PRICE SUPPORTS ARE SET FOR Pe>N"JL=. r
PEANUT FARMFSS T() DFIERMINE JSSESSMENT
STATE'S PEAIUT GKOHERS VOTE FIR «2-PER-TUN FEE
POOR PEANUT HARVCST LIKELY TO RAISE PRICe
pearlE vision center ..„,.,,
tpuck smashes into building
no injuries reported in hreck
pearson elemfntasy school
ThIFVFS hit SIEHtO SnOP - , -„
rfHEfLFR DFEahEO of eeCOMING T-aChER
POETRY CAN "E FUN
ClI?"sCHuOp,ir'.SD'loTES TO FKE TFNU.<EO TEACHER
SCHOOL fOARO FIRES TEACHER
PEARSON^MUSIC^CU.^^^^I^ COMPANY SCmILAkSHIP AHAPO
7 D01.N, 7 Tl GO FOR CENTER
CITY SuCGESTS SUING bUSINFSS l^ OR RcNT
RfNT "ISPUIF SENT TO COMMUTE
CGMMITTFE: CHARGE PEARSON LES. , „ „ .r
COUNCIL »TLL PE ASKED TO REDUCE BILL FUR RtNT
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i SCrinuLS' "FACIAL RATIO ATRT
PTA burjcs Cu-piireRS ro PEiosiNTjwu
PSARSOHTOrf;, r.rrs COMPUTERS
PTA TAKES GIANT SIEi'
PLAN IJ SHIFT sruDE-US TU uFT HTARlrib THNli^HT
PARENTS RAP PUPIL kESHUFFLING
PARENTS LRITirWE OPOAO'lOnfi Ml ^E
FBAf TUREU tflul ISH
THIS KIP CAM SELL A ilALLOON
SCREENING FOR SPINAL PROBLEMS
SCHOOL TRA.NSFFR WORK S--HAL FK Af
PEAT
SOMF FEAR PEAT PLANT MIGHT HA!H ENVIRONMENT
flhiST SVNFuEL MONFV GOES TO N.C. PROJECT
PEAT PROJECT GETS HONEY ,
FOUR CUNSERVATION GROUPS RAP SYNTHETIC FUFL PROJECT
COMMISSION CALLS FOR ANOTHER LOOK AT MINING CONTROLS
PEAT CORPORATION CALLED •BOONTOGGLE-
SUOY LOOKS AT MERCURY RELEASE! BY DIGGING PEAT
PEAT bOGS
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. alTERNITIVES
2i^f SSX'!=9S = ?§ 5fEK LOWER MEICURY STANDARDS
PEAT PROJECT SEFKS LOWER STANDARDS
PFAT MINING CONCERNS SCIENTISTS
PEAT: METHANOL PLANT OISPUTE lINGERS
PEAT METHANOL ASSOCIATES I PMA I
MINE DEVELOPERS SEEK LOWER "EICURY STANOARDS
PEAT PROJECT SEFKS LOWER STAN^AROS
PfAT MINING CONCLRNS SCIEriTISTS
AIDES SAY HELMS SUPPORTS METHINOL PLANT PROIECT
PFAT: METHANOL PLANT DISPUTE LINGERS
COMMISSION Calls for another .ook at mining controls
PEAT MINING
SEE PEAT PUGS
PEBBLE CREEK
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT WON'T DELAY PROJECT
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY —
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
DEATH OF A YOUTH
A CROSSWALK WOULD HELP AT JUDICIAL BUILDING
WORKERS' COMPENSATION RATE BILL OK ' D
PEE WEE -PASKEIf'ALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
'Y' GAMES MAkREO by PARENTS
'STRESS' IS PART OF COMPETITUN
PEEPING TUM
MAN ACCUSED OF PEfPlNC,
POLICE Charge Durham man
BURGLARY Charged
peeping charge is fileo
peer counseling service
see dukf umv. office of continiing education
sfe guidance counseling
peggy mann awaru
professor receives "eggy mann award
Chapter accepting award nominations
PEKING. China
SEE ALSO CHINA
HOW TENDER IS YOUR PET7
PEL ICANS
PELICAN GETS FREE FLIGHT TO FLORIDA
FUTURE LOOKING OP FOR S0H6 SPfCIES IN N.C.
EROSION OF ISLAND THREATENS PELICANS
PELICANS MAKING COMEBACK
PELVIC INFLAMMATTRY DISEASE
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES JF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
Duke to STUDY PELVIC DISEASE
HORMONE LEVEL CHANGES MAY CAUSE PRE -MENS TR UAL SYNDROME SYMPTOMS
PEMBROKE. N.C.
PEMBROKE GROUP WANTS OWN SCHOTL SYSTEM
SEPARATE PEHUROKE SCHOOL BEIN". SOUGHT
PEMBROKE STATE UNIV.
POET TELLS STUDENTS:
PEN IC ILL IN
PENICILL IN
'HOLD ON TO DREAMS'
TEST RUN' SAVED Hi S LEG
peninsula pilots (baseball teami
pilois topple bulls in opener
rusty bulls drop action-packet opener to pilots
shaky start stumps bulls agatl
bulls suffer second defeat
bulls get first win on chmil's hit
bulls finally find victory
twj for one?
cormack leaps bulls to victory
pilots cast shadow ovfr lfggatt's outing
griffin gets chance. shuts doj n bulls
peninsula maintains mold of bulls' number
big inning stumps bulls
west's four-hitter sparks uul. s over peninsula, t-i
scanlon saves bulls with n i ntl - i nn i ni, hit
scanlon singles bulls past pilots
bulls earn split. still gain c round
bulls drop double-header, sloe i-1/2 behind reo s0«
bulls win twice, gain two gam's
baker. hood spark bulls over ^-ilots
bakfr 'blisters' peninsula
pilots blank bulls on cole's '-hitter
long wait umly brings loss fot pulls
hagman's hit delivers dulls i'l loth inning
hagman's hit holds off pilots
clary shuts out pilots for bulls
BULLS DOWN PILOTS AGAIN, fl-5
NINE-RUN INNING SINKS BULLS. 10-7
PENMANSHIP
SEE ALSO Calligraphy
SEE ALSO WHITING
DOCTORS SHOULD WRITE PRE SCR I PT ION S LEGIBLY
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SEE PSNMSYLViMIA STATruNIV. SP^RTi,
PdN.tlES
SEE ALSCl CU-IKE.CY
•PENNY ROLL 3nHR' wAS A
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PE'INSYLVAMIA STATE UNIV. SPQ'TSt FjJTuALL
PATE8N0 DESrkVES TITLE
''^'"'■'ll/^'il'i'lrhaUfH.iLiO IS C=STE« CWCFMNATION
PFNr.Y ASKS S-JOO.OOO rO« PRQPESTY
PFNNY GIVES PPOPOSAL
PROPERTY Oj^EOS due fair PRICF F-iDH CITY
OWNERS REJETTEO OEYELOPERS- OFFTR ,,-..rco
DURHA" PREPARES SUITS Tn CONDEMN LAND FQR CENTER
CITY FILES Suits to take land for center
DURHA-FILcS LA-SUITS FOR CIVIC CEr^TEP TRACTS
FuJN';?XfiE''™ai^s"RaPERTY ACOuiRFj; S-^^l'^, ^ay city to pay S335,00a
^ii:,C?f"l?^^S^^S^?SUfJ?''Hj2ES^!r .in^ %z'A'.>"r,.'lV/ll CENTER PR03ECT
' ?:;rs'^ARf'2oiiSi-iH?inN^'rE"N?2R'^oF2;'cf^BS?fh,^?.-^^
CITY CONSlDFRINr, ELIMINATING '^EE) ""^J^NNY PROPERTY
C«ANcr CENTFR SUE PLANS ANO -ET PROJECT PHnCFEO
CIIY CJMPLETE' land buys for CIVIC CENTER AHD HOTEL
7 On,,N, 7 TO GO FOR CENTER
SyS'SljfLOPfS^'NS t.A£?c"S"g, BUT SHHF SURE INCENTIVES
CITY "AY TALK AGAIN »ITM PENNY AUOUT BUYINC LAND FOR CcNTEK
FIR" MEETS JITH PENNY ON LANO FOR COMPLEX
PENRI IH OEVELUPIENT
LAKE ELTON RE20NING ON AGENDA
PENTECOSTAL ISTS
SEE ALSO PEL IGION
SEE ALSO UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHJ< CM
COURT UPHOLDS SCHOOL LAK ^
PEONAGE , _,
SEE INVOLUNTARY SERVUUOE
PEOPLE FOR THE AMERICAN JAY
AMERICAN JAY OPENS N.C. DFFlCr
study: many -i.e. SC^OOLS CONOJCT PRAYER SERVICES
GROUP SAYS SOME N.C. SCHOOLS ^QLJ DAILY PRAYER
official: POLICING RELIGION IN SCHOOLS A LOCAL BUROEN
SURVEY ShOhS censorship IS COMMON IN N.C. SCH03LS
p£OPLE-ia-PEOPLE GnonwILL OELEGaTHN
''iA;'Yigs";5oSls"vIS?n^G'^ED-^.SlNA, SOVIET UNION
"°^El ^P^5'a?iJ^ luln r.EO?lVu^UtO to save HUMANITY,
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE. Durham CHAPTER
SEE alST DURHAM VOTERS' ALLlANC-
■83 ISSUES ARE PICKED BY ALLIANCE , ,,
ELECTIONS JOARD CERTAIN TARGET FJR OEMIJCRATS „ , „.
I VDIER5 GROUPS GO TO COURT T3 GET ELECTIONS BOARD TAPc
MONEY TOPS COUNCIL CONCERNS
POSSIFLE LIMITS ON SPEAKERS A^(GER GROUPS
•DURHAM FACES PROBLEM'
GROUP BACKS CANDIDATES IN PRI-ARIES
ALLIANCE SACKING <• COUNCIL HOPEFULS
?0N?iR"Tl5'E"swhJ"uNLI?E^Y/?^NDIDATES bACKED BY LIBERAL GROUPS...
DURHAM COMMITTEE'S STRENGTH ICARTOONl
PEOPLE'S ART ACTION
NON-DIRECTION FOUNDERS 'TIuER'
PEOPLE'S BANK
^ll?? ?!ft2lN?''5Aj°9SY"^inPL6S BANK IN MAOI SON
MERGER OF PE3PLES BANK COHPLETEO
PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE CO.
INSURANCE COMPANIES MERGING
INSURAMCE FIRMS EXPAND IN DUR1AM
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
SEE ALST DRUGS , „ ,-
SEE ALSO Pharmaceutical coHPANir
GOOD >r£WS IS ahFaD FOR ULCER '
UH1 DON'T PEOPLE TAKE THEIR H;
CRASH DIETS CAN CAUSE HAIR LQS
MIXING The jRCNG MEDICINES CAN
SUN ANU VIISMIN A AID TREATmE''
LITTLE-USEO DSUG CAN HELP PRE/
USING PILL POWER IN DIETING Cv
PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE ON TiK!
cnur.H IS NATURE'S VACUUM ClEa^i
MORE CONTRACEPTION OPTIONS TO
DIET IMPORTAriT IN HIGH BLOOD ^
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GARLIC I S GODO MEDIC INE
OOUGS CAN CAUSE MANY PROBLtMS
PRESCRIPTION ORUOS MAY PE ADv£
MONOCLONAL ANTIBjnIES MAY SOM'
MEDICATION CAN ALTER LAPOTATO?
OlSCUISIriG ChILIREN'S HEDICIN-
HANY SUFFER ALLFRGIC VERSIONS
DOCTORS SHOULD URITF PRfSCRlPr
TAKE PILLS STANOING uP AND Jl'
CLUES BRING hOPF FOR AL^HEl-E'
hOMFS are dump sites for DANG-
DIABETES CURE COULD COME FROM
PAIN RELIEVcR PROPL'^HS CAUSE .
WATFR-RESISTANT SUNSC'EFN CAN
OVERSEAS T<avFlFRS SHOULD PRJT
H=OICAL EIPF4TS nlSAGREf 3N SI
SOME DRUGS CAN CAUSE SEVERc R
PATIENTS JILL BENEFIT FROM GR
CHILDREN OFTEN nvFROOSE ON HUi
FUNGI CAuSt MANY MEDICAL RROBL
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PERSON COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS
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PERSON COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
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PERSON COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL
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PERSON COUNTY MANAGER
PFRSGN COUNTY TO BEGIN SEARCH FOn
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PERSON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL PATES INCREASE
PERSON COUNTY MENIAL HEALTH OEPART-'ENT
FIRES: OFFICES IN ROXBOP.O DAMAGED;
PERSON COUNTY PRISON UNIT
CONVICT ESCAPES
PFRSON FSCAPEE ARRESTED IN OU'HAM
PERSON CCUMIY SCHUOL iJOARD
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PERSON CruNfY SCHOOLS , ^,^.
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SEE ALSO ROXdORO/PERSON HIGH SC I OOL
POE-SCHOUL^.EGISTRATION hELO IN PERSJN CUUNTY
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piiRSON SCHOOLS OFFICIAL TO PETI'E
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SCHOOL PRINCIPAL PROMOTED
SURVEY TO it OONE ON PERSON S HOOLS
PERSON COUNTY SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSil FcSnvALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY. N.C.
SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL CANCELED
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PERSON CuUNTY UNITED FUND TOP'. ITS GOAL
PFRSON UNITED WAY WORKERS HON.IREO
UNITED Fund drive starts
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ESTORATIDN OF PERSON PLACE
PERSON PLACE
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ANNUAL FESTIVAL WiLL BENEFIT
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PRACTICE MAKES PEPFECT
PERSON SENIOR 'lU'.H SChOoL
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PET CEMETERIES
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PET CREMATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO CREMAriON
SEE ALSO PETS, Funerals
CREMATION SEKVICE FOR ANIMALS CROWING
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PETS
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SEE ALSO DOGS
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PET CAKE FOR MILITARY TOO COSTLY
HUGGED YOUR PET TODAY?
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PET OWNER IS GRATEFUL
PEW MEMORIAL TRu'lT
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PHYSICIANS. M.C.. UNPIhKAL CGNDUCI
rai»L JF -3CI0R -invEJ TC ^URHIM
OnCTuS'S TRIAL "QVeS TO DURHAl COURT
00 JC PLfAS
DOCTOR StNTElCEO
OR. GORE SENTENCED
SEE ALS.i aJe'rICAN medical ASSOC! aTION
sfe also physicu'lsi n.c.. unethical conduct
see also putiatry
"use''of peS^InIl physTcmns >s specialists •gatekeepers- orgfo
PREPAYING DOCTORS aECOMES HOR^ POPULAR ,,c.t^
PROF: OCCroRS SrtOULO SriOu HOR? RESPECT FOR PATIFNTS
PHYSICIANS FDR 5CCIAL fl ESPONS IB IL It Y
NUCLEAR ,AR SYHPOSIUM SET FOR UNC
PEaPL= "uSr .(AKE UP TO MALT NJCLEAR RACE
DOCTORS" 'group URGES IIUCL6AR JAR fqucaTION
MilLfCULES FAR, FAR OUT
ouke physicists help I.O.
phyioiron
SEE OUnE UNIV. PhyTOTRCiN
PI L &H(*03 PH I
REPAIRS A^E JEInG sought TQ jiC FOaT
piC'N PAY sttrFs. inc. ,,..,.„
THO STCOES TO JOIN HAYTI CENT-R
'"'tEr5L?.^''?^'^E^?f 7l?E''ifsr??J;iHrNiIJs OF CONTESTS.
LA«S »ULE5 PICKS
MILLER PICKS 17
.ILLIAMS- PICKS PERFECT
EVANS WINS C3NTFST
nOUGM JINS rONTFST JlTH ONE MISS
LUSSUR WI.'.S CONTEST
hFNCRICkS pIC<S 1" WINNERS
MCFARLANG wINS fONTEST
SORFT WINS 1ST PICK Thc HlN-iE^S
SINCEP WINS PICK The WINNERS
norwood wi'.s weekly football content
sfadlili wins picks
DEV3RE WINS FOOTBALL CONTEiT „,,,cc
WHEELEY -InS CONTEST WITH JUST TWO MISSES
smith: no MISTAKES
3I\GmAm wins CONTEST
BfNORICKS PICKS 16 WINNERS
JOAN HACKNEY TOPS PICKS LIST
PARHAM WINS PICKS
PlCKARn ROOFING COMPJNY
HERE... COMES. ..SANIA CLAUS
""■""CONFRrNTATlON AT PICKET LINE BRINGS CHARGE
PICKET AT ChablHTTE plant Say', he was HIT iY CAR
PICKETT ROAO aPaRT-ENTS ,, „ „^,
PANEL FINOS NO FAULT WITH PIC<ETT KO. APTS.
SWIFT COUNCIL TO ASK HOUSING =iaCkING
PICKWICK: A oicksns Celebration of Christmas
OIFFERENT dickens IS GOOD P I C<
PLAySaJfrS- -PICKWICK" LIKE THE DAY AFTER YULc
PICLTRAM
SEE ALSC MERblCIDES . ,
Changes sought in aerial spraying law
report disputes -cancer epi0e<ic'
PICNICS
SEE- ALSO TAILGATE PICNICS
ALMOST A PICNIC
ESCAPING
PIEOMONI AIRLINES , „.
PIE1MCNT-5 PLAN PAYS tllVIOEND;
PIEDMONT TRSFFIC UP 20 PERCENT IN 19il2
MN'f;;;ls?'aF'i^!2^-A;i h;!J?'?ei^H}rwILL bring resort -ore TOURISTS
PIEDMONT LISTS NEW FLIGHTS FRjM kOU
PLANE RETURNS AFTER TAKEOFF
PIEDMONT IS auYINC 1 MO" = bOElNG JETS
PIEOMONI POAKOS I mIlLIHN
PIEOMONT AIRLINES SETS RECuRO
?il233EO lla^'ll S^^^r^E^'TC^f tNlREASING AIRLINE TRAVEL
PIEDMONT AIRLINFS SHOWS INCREASE
PIEDMONT AOnS WASHINGTON FLIGHT ,..,_^
PIEDMONT ADDS NON-STOP FLIGHT TO WASHINGTON
AIR FARES CUT; PIEDMONT HEADS «EiT
PIEO-ONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE OF I Nl EPENOE MT SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PRWATF SCHOOLS
DA COACH SLAPS LEAGUE AFTER HiN
PIEDMONT AVIATlOri INC.
PIcOMONT TO PURCHASE STOCK , ^ ,.
N.C. PUPLIC COMPANIES" PROFIT^ UP 5.1»
PIEDMONT AIRLINES FOUNDER RETIRING
AIRLINE'S EARNINGS ARE DOWN
PIEDMONT'S INCOME UP
PIEOMCNT dAN" AND TRUST ^.^^
PIEDMONT. FIRST UNION PLAN MEJi,ER
'■"-ONT^CnRR.CTIONAL^CENIER^ AFTE. -ISCONDUCT PRO«
!5iA?Pc"&^M^??IO^'Mi5nrRrSYI=E"B5'REjFCTION OF ADVICE
"'°''8?lNE'E"LlNi.'-uSrfM?^EilN^'''S:? AID PIEDMONT BUILDINGS
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PiEnMHNT Cis nurs HILLS?OPl:uG^ fibm
PIEO-JNT UATURAL GAS CO.
SEE ALSO NATU"AL CAS. P^tOOUCERS
RULINGS bLJCK NATURAL GAS RFFJN9 flROtP
PIEOMONT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
EITENSION CiljRSES
NOTARY PUBLIC CLASS OFFERED
PIEOMONT TECh: 12 YEARS OLD AMD ORllwING
■ PTC FOUNGATMN GETS SCHOLARSHIP OONATION
VISITI.'IG ARTIST AT PTC HILL APPEAR ON TV
HtGISTRATIJN begins at PTC
Zn SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE AT "■ TC
SPRING FLING, HOEOOKN Sr T at PTC
PIEOMONT TECH SKILLS CENTER D-DICATFO
TAXIOEJfY COUtSF TO i3F HELD
taxidermy: ANNUAL EVENT AT PT: MAS GROrtN IN 9
PTC TO OFFER FLIGHT Cr'UFSE
PTC hOlOS REulSTRATIUN FOR EXfCNSION COURSES
EXTENSION COURSES ARE OFFERED AT PTC
Jill PIANIST IS PTC ARTI ST
PlAMSt VISITING PIEO"ONT TFCH
PIEniONT TECH HAS SFhINC COUR'E
NOTARY PROGRAM 0 F F E "^ E 0
PLACES OPEN FOR SEMINARS
PTC NAMFS VICE PRESIDENT
1 INSTRUCT, JPS JOIN FACULTY
HAIER TREArMENT UORKSHQP TOOA*
ilr 5rr^?J'!;9,nf'''-Jfy°"'' '''^' ''"•CTICAL NURSF PROGRAM
PTC R^^GISTkaiION IIEGINS
PIC: "EPICAL TRAINING COuRS= IFFtREO
PTC: TRANSFER COURSES ABE AVAILABLE
PIEK FISHING
SEE ALSO FISHING '
ANOTHER DAY UN THE PIFR
PIES
N.C. "AN TJ OFT HIS JUST OESS-RTS
PIG P I C M NO
PIG PICHIN'; CLASS HOMES ITS ! UOK TmG SKILLS AND APPETITES
PIGEONS
AND THEN THERE HERE NON=^
HOMING PlGcON
OFFICIAL PERCH
PIGGLY -JIGGLY (ALSTON AVE. L MAIN ST.!
OFFICER HURT DURING STRUGGLE rtlTrl PAIR
DURHAM uFFICcR INJURED IN SCUFFLE
PIGS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS
SEE ALSO HOGS
SEE ALSO L IVcSIOCk
HSMBGNE THE PIG CAN 30WL
HUNDREDS OF PIGS STARVE ON BOrKINCHA.N FARM
PILGRIM UNITED CHJRCH OF CHRIST
STUDENT HELPS AT CENTER
STORE HELPS FEEO HUNGRY
&AKING FOR SALE
PILOauLUS
SFE ALSO DANCE
GLO FRIENDS RETURN
IT'S A FUNGUS'' NO. IT'S DANCE
PiLOdOLUS ROUSES AUOIENCE
ORGANIC ANTICS RETURN AS PILOOLUS PERFORMS
PiLOaOLUS IS FUN TO HATCH
PILOT, N.C.
PILOT'S ANNUAL FIREMAN'S DAY SET SATURDAY
PILOT CLUB OF DURHAM
NEH OFFICERS
PRESERVATIjN society moves INTO NFH JUARTERS AT HRIf.HTLEAF SQUARE
LIFELINE A VALUED LINK
LIFELINE COMING TO OURHAM
HELPING OTHERS
PILOT LIFE 1NSURU;CE CO.
INSURA.<Ct SUIT SAYS RULE » A I S-' S COSTS
PRUTS
SEE ALSO airplane;
SFE ALSO TRIANGLE AREA PILOTS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HUMtN, AIRPLANES
SENIOR PILOT, USA
HARTIME OROEAL
N.C. NATIVE FLICS PRESIOENT
PILOT SPENT YEARS SEEKING VINOICATinN
O'AF N.C. MAN ACHIEVES DREAM .IF ElFCOMING PILOT
PINCH'S IRFSTAURANTSI
RECOHO ?AR KANaGEUS CONVENING IN DURHAM
PINE KNOLL STAPLES
PINE KNOLL PARTNSTS ^ON'^i" MILL -lORSES YIELD TO ■ DO ! E n S 7
HORSE FARM STILL IN PERIL - OJN=RS
COLONY LAKE PERMIT OENIEC
PINE STATE CREAME'<Y CO.
'VERN' CUES TOO FAR THIS TIM£ ' . . ' ,
PlNEHuRSr, N.C.
^'M^ySUrV^^'n"-^ "^''f "l-IO-ll'S HILL BRING RESORT MORE TOURISTS
ALLEGED DESTRUCTION OF NEST? >^C01F0
DESPITE SALE OF RFSOrT, SANDHILLS DOING HFLL
PINcHURST COUNTRY CLOd
pinehurst solution fop acc'S jnnecessary problem
lure of no. 2 carries acc to pinehurst
pinehurst motel
n.c. resort lures japanese go-.fers
pinehurst inc.
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p r. £ s _
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UOJOhORK INO
PINETUH r.APDEN CLUB
SEE ALSn GARDFNINCi DURHAM
OLO-FASHIGNE J TREE
BINEMOCD OERPY
A OAV AT THE RACES
»INEY -OUNTaIN POiJJEfT lORlNGE COU'I TY, N.
ClURT RULES THAI PU'ILIC HOUSnG CAN
SF ruILT AT PINEY HHUNTAIN
N'=lGHfJPHmD LOSE? SUIT
MEETING LEAVES PINEY MOUNTAIN RESIClENTS SluR
FIRM BIOS LOA ON 16 DUPLEXES
PINEY MOUNTAIN CONTRACT iViAPQCO
CONSTPUCTIJM NEARS
HOUSING PROJECT SUFFERS VANOA. ISM
P I ^ * EYE
'PINlK EYE* IS AN INFLAMMATION
PIONEER lU
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PIPES
PIPES MAZirtOOUS Tr TRAFFIC
""";3."'i"AY'BCM"0PF«ATINr. THE MSGAH FISH HATCHERY
PIT HULL IFRRIfRS
SEE ALSO DOCFIGHIING
SEE ALSO noGS , , ,,. ,
DON'T dLAME DOG FOR HEEL'S S I" S
PITT C'^uNTYt ^*.C. ^ ,
PITT COUNTY ro Change monuhent
PITT CnuNlY fM'KGENCY MEDICAL StRVICE
BESCur SuUAdS TO USF RAOn SYiTFH
PITT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
RESCUE SOUAOS TO USE RADIO SYSTF.I
P IT TSBOkOi N. C.
CHATHAM EYLi HIRING INDUSTRIAL RECRUITER
PITTS'*0P0 FCU-JTAIN FUND HAS i'^B^
PITTS^OFC MOVES ".TH' TO THE ^NO
PITTSBJPO FALL FAIR S "^ T FOR SATURDAY
PARADES: lU A.M. TODAY IN SIL=R CITY
HOu DID This TOWN COME TO BE CALLED...?
PITTSuOR*^. N.C.I cLECTIO^IS
EIG CiriEsI S"ALL T1,.NS ELECTING ThFIR GaVERNMENTS
PITTSBORD MAYOR RE-ELECTcO
PITTSeOROi N.C.i PARKS
PITTSBQPO GETS GRANT FOR i^ARK
PlTTSaCRO KIHANIS CLUD
THE KIJANIS CLU1 COOKS UP A STORM
"'"^^^^MSL'^flN'^^TTSEORO TO START FORKING FRIDAY
TO,<N MANAGER BEGINS yORK .,,„„„„
NFH TOWN MANAGER, JA, LIKES DJ T I E S IN PITTSBORO
PITTSauRGH, PENNSYLVANIA
SPOTLIGHTING CIVIC PRIDE
PITUITARY CLA.>4DS
SEE ALSO HORMINES
TINY <.-Ytlrt-JLD FINOS A HOME
PIZZA
BREAKFAST OF PIZZA GIVEN OK
PIZZA FNTER TA INMf NT CEriTFRS INC.
PEC REPORTS A NTT LOSS ON F I R' T YBaR
PIZ7A ENTFRIAINMENT HAS LOSS IN QUARTFR
PIZZA FIRM NUTES LOSS OVER OU^RTCR
PIZZA HuT ICHAPCL HILL, N.C.I
CAR IS STOLEN
PIZZA HUT I cP WIN ROAOl
PIZZA HUT I ''. ROBriFO
MAN kbilS DURHAM RESTAURANT
MAN HURT IN ACCIDENTAL 'HOOTriG
PIZZA HUT luUtSj RIIAOI
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PLANNED PARCrjTHOOn: LLIMC OFFERS NF w OPTION TO AREA TEEN-AGERS.
PLANNED PARFNiHOdO RECEIVES »1 0,00(1 GRANT
FOUNOAIION SUPPORTS PLANNED PARENTHOOD
PLANNEO UNIT OEVLOPMENT
SEE ALSO BUILDING OEVFLOPERS
SEE ALSO LAND USE , „
PUBLIC COMMF^^T SLATED ON COUNTY ZONING PLAN
DURHAM COMMISSIONERS, OFvELOPRS AT JDOS
PLANNING SUCCESS HARD TO -EASJRE IN ORANuE EFFORT
ZONING RULES TOO COMPLE", BUILDERS SAY
COMMISSIONERS MAY UK LAUNDRY TQNIGhT
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THE BEGINNING: WAS THE BnLE MGHT ALL ALONG?
PLASTIC SUPGFRY
SEE ALSO HAIR IMPLANTS
SEE ALSO SUPGPRY
PLASTICS
STATE SPECIALIZES IN UNUSUAL 'RODUCTS
PLAY HITH A TIGEP IPLAYI
NON-OIRECTION FOUNDERS 'TIGER-
PLAYBOY MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO MAGA? INES
MAGAZINE SEEKING MODELS
UNC PAPER IS CRITICIZED FOB USING AO
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The playboy of THE western WORLD I^LAYl
FOLK Theatre casts Celtic spell
players BOOK STORE lAQULT BOOKSTOR'-l
TWO MEN ROB .inOKSTORE
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PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
HORSING AROUND
PLAYMAKEPS REPERTORY CO.
"p\A'tM^JK^S1^6lR°E^?0^-Rl?fG',;^ ""' '^""^^^'-^ THEATER
THE GPEFkS are coming
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PLAY"AKERS THEATER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.
PLAYWRIGHTS, INTERNATIONAL
PLAYWRIGHT fORUH SET
PLAZA ASSOCIATES
CHARLOTTE FIRM HUYS HALF INTETEST IN HALL
plaza restaurant
7 down, 7 to go for center
ple* bargaining
see also criminal justice system
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DA ACCcPTS PLEA BARGAIN IN SLAYING fA-IF
WHAT KIND ur JU'.IICF WAS THIS*
THREE OFFERED PLEi BARGilNS
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EFFiE' pofhs Capture 'no audience
AUTHOR ADVOCATES -"J'E DISCIPLINE
CLJE5T IN BOTH CARDLlNAS
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SEE N.C. POISON CONTROL CENTER IPRaPOStOl
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AVOIDANCE dEST POISON IVY 'TR-ATIfNT-
SoSe PEOPLE NEVER FEEL ITCH F»0^' POISON IVY
""^°2i2i|N2f Sreenfry CA-. PE POiso-.ius
POISONINGS^ N.r. ^5p,^,L POISON CONTROL CENTER
SEE ALSO func POISO'll-lG
SFE ALSO LEAJ ?OI";aNIMG
RAT POISuN ruiIND IN FnUO CONH IM"
SRI TO ASSIST RAI-POISON PRHti"
«AL='ICh man finds CHEMICAL IN SwrFTF-iFR
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HUNDkEJS "ivE RETUkNEO r.OXES OF SWEfrFNFH
MRS. "aphelj'S appeal heard
Cmilohoco poisoning INCTASJN. „„,,„. r-.,,.
OU«E UNIT MAY bECDBE FIRST STITF PniSON CENTER
PUISDNlNrs.^u.s.^^^^ CHECKING p»onurT< MURE closely
puisONOuS plants
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CHRISTMAS GPEFNFRT CAN "E POISONOUS
POISONS
III JlIo oStrSoSPITAL POISON C-NTROL CENTER
SEE ALSD ENVIRONHFNIAL CONTABIWNTS
SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING
SEE ALSO NERVE GAS
SEE ALSO POISONOUS PLANTS
"So;H^JrlS.li^T^?'loi°3I?2!RS DRUGS. CHE-ICALS
DEVICE UNEQUIVOCALLY IDENTIFIES DRUGS. POISONS
PQKER
^^POLICS file'assault counts after poker came shootinc-
POLANO
SEE ALSO AID FOR PULAND
GENI'-0JC'|ECH'•JA«U^ELSKI WITH SOLIDARITY IMPRISONED (CaRTOONI
CUBA M,T BE READY FOR SOCIAL JPHEAVAL
HONEY IS SOUGHT FOR DUKE SU»G »Y ON POLISH CHILD
?sna ^^n'.u'iiWcrLhiin spII?^? .uly .th ,n «alfigh
POLISH POLITICAL PEFuGEFS SALJTE FREEDO-
polish martial law ICARTOOM
so WHAT'S NEw in POLAND?
FOJ POLISH ROY. WAIT HAS WORTH IT
BOY'S SURGERY SUCCESSFUL
THANKS FOR HELP IN SON'S SU»G RY
NObEL HONOR FOR WALESA SPELLS DISGRACE FOR REDS
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SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT. , . ,, ,^ .„. ,,,
sit ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF CnltFJ OF POLICE
N.C. TOWN WITHOUT POLlCfMAI,
CITI/fnS Patrol ronoa . , ,„
icCKLEN'jBi. TEACHER TENURE RILL REVIVED
IJNTED WINDOWS A Phony ISSuF
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PROGRAMS UKr.EO TO MANAGE STRESS AMOM, LAW OFFICERS
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JEFFERSON'S ONLY POLICEMAN 5t'. K.NS AFTER HIS PAY CUT
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POLICE wCIFn
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POLISH NATIONAL Church
SEE EPISCOPALIANS
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
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fH^'j^M^UT'-^Ecitfe'"" " "•5- "a'J" CANDIDATES
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aUSH TO SPEAK AT HELMS FUND-RAISING DINNER
BUSH URGES VOTES FOR REAGAN, HELMS
i^L^NG "y HIKE political CONTRnuTIONS
TOM GiLMUKc CHALLENGES 5T1TC 'UL N.
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CAMPAIGN LAWS RULING SOUGHT o.ura
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SEE ALSO fLFCTIONS, OlIRHA"
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL OlSCLOSURE L>WS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAKN CONTKIluT ONS
G«EeS SFtKS LIMIT ON CAMPAIGN SP^NDIlG
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POLITICAL CAMPAIGi^ POSTERS
see ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
see ALSO POSTERS
ANOImER KI.-.O of VALENTINE I
SIGN LANUUAGE CN NINTH ST'cFT
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HANGING aRJUNO
POST-ELECTION eYESORcS
IT'S TIME NOW TO TIOY UP
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Ill .'tis 'i'olf^lc'.."cT4ir6l POSTERS
SEE ALSO PRESIOFNTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
CHOOSING LEAJERS
SPAULOING eyeing HOUSE RACE
BACKERS DRGANUE FOR KEN SPAUl DING
MICHAUA, SPAULOING MAY RUN
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OEmos seek Clear hattlE linFS
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POL ITICS
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LSO OE'IGCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
LSO REPJILICAN PARTY, 'I.C.
LlrfKA^Y LA'ITfB'l
IPAtON CRrijPS ARE CRITlri'ET
DER REMAINS POLITICAL FGRC" I.N N.C.
POLK COUNTY SCHOILS
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IJ^?f?'l POTEST SCHOOL aShINI S?RAnON
STRUE P, STUDENTS ENDS AT POLK COUNT? SCHDOlS
PULLEN
SEE ALSO ALLERGIES
POLLUTANTS' EFFECT ON POLLEN 5TuniFn
POLLEN BUTHF^I^r, MOBE N. C . R E' I "entS
HIGHER POLLEN LEVEL CAUSES Ac'l ERGy'^UFFER ING IN N.C,
PULLS
SEE ALSO Carolina poll
SEE also Surveys
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hel"S leads hunt in poll
poll: HUNT HOULO "EAT HELMS
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POLLUTION
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SEE ALSO UATtR POLLUTION
U.S. Mjsr CHOOSE BETWEEN RISK, GOALS
POLLUTION CONTRUL
^^Lm ^PrtlJ.M'^HyO"' STANDARDS
BILL LIMlTINu TAX BREAKS ADVAJCES
POLTERGEISTS
SEE GHOSTS
POLyCMLORINATED BIPHFNYLS
SEE PC8 (POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLSI
POLYESTER INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
NEW POLYESTER YiSNOESELOPED
POLYGRAPHS '
l"Fr7sflTnI?" I|5r RULING OVERTUPNFO
LEGISLATORS ,DRK ON HANGING BILL
POMES
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POOP SHEET
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BLACKS
POPULATION, U.S.
SEE ALSO BIRTH RATE
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MICRATIOM
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ON PEOPLE
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, POPULVTI
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^IvERACE AMERICA? SOME STATES 1AY
I^|2 FARM POPULATION 5.62 MILL 10
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"POR< BARREL" PROJECTS
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SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO NuniTY
CHURCH CHOjP
NO ElCUSE FOk
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PORT OF DURHAM U.S. CUSTOMS OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. CUSTOMS ifRVjCE
TRADE 20NE ORAnS FIRMS' INTEREST
''°'"°Eif't°STDRE reports .500 THEFT
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POSTAL CUSTOMERS COUNCIL
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POSTERS
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NF|, FOCUS ON AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL POSTFR
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POSTMASTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
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UNIVERSITY HONORS CFDAR CREEK POTTER
WORKING POOR'
POTTERY
SEE CERAMICS
SEE CRAFTSMSN
POULTRY
SEE ALSO L IVESTOCK
SEE ALSO MEAT
POULTRY PROOUCERS FACE FALLING P«IrF<;
POULTRY COLDS COST INOUSTR Y »2 .5 i I LL ION
POULTRY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO CHICKENS
SEE ALSO Turkeys
CHICKEN farmers WORRIED
POULTRY FARMERS FACE BIG LOSS-S FROM hfat
::?lT''r^^;?^''oy''s CAuseoPouMf losses
HEAT CUTS AREA CHICKEN FLOCKS ^"='^'' =
POVERTY
POVERTY MEASUREMENTS OFFirrFNT
ECONOMISTS: JOBLESS STaVistIC fail TO SHOW
THE T8IANGLF--A STATE OF PRnsPEPITy
gEs?s\8i^rLoS"ELs:°^d^' ■" -^•
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POVERTY RATE INACCURATE V -« I T
POVERTY LEVEL
la* IN N.C. AT POVERTY LfVCL
POWELL 6ILL
SE6 ALSO STRcFT IMPROVEMENT ASS'SSMFNTS
DURHAM GETS STREET fOnOS 5SMFNTS
DURHAM TO GFT M,57',,Son OF STATE MONFY FOR STRFETS
POWER COMPANIES
SEE NUCLEAk PLANTS. N.C. AND S.'.
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.sl
SEE UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NA-ES OF PARTICULAR ELFCTRICAL UTILITIFSI
POWER CONSUMPTION
SEE ENERGY CONSUMPTION
POWER FAILURES
5Et ALSO ELfCTRlCITY, CONSUMPTPN
WEST DURHAM HIT 8Y POWER .lUTA-F
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THOUSANDS IN N.C. STILL WTHOJTPoSfr
UNC LAW SCHOOL IN THE DARK '°^ """
2.500 DURHAM, ORANGE HOMES ANO BUSINESSES LOSE POWER
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HOSPITAL CCiPES JITH POWER LOS'.
OUTAGES REPORTED
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BOARD TO DISCUSS NEW POWER LISE
POwER LINE ROUTE TO CHANGF
LIVE WIRE EXPOSFO IN PIT FOR ■. HJURS
SEE ELECTRICITY POWER METERS
POWER MOwtRS
SEE LAwN MOWERS
POWER OUTAGES
see POWER FAILURES
POWER PLANTS . ,
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. ANO 5...
Ill SVaiT? plInIs'isIe'also na-es of particular electrical utilitiesi
PRAIRIE DOCS ,,,
OUKE PROFS STUDY JELLY FISH.
PRAISE THE lORO
"lcc'"M£MP£R's"^siY PROBE OF PTL SHOULD CONTINUE
^2SJi:i'^^rT^&^S°?c'iUr5^TCl NVtSTIGATION RtOPFNEO
PAPER: PIL CLUU SPENT t<.<.n,001 OUPING -CRISIS'
PTL LEADER WON'T RESPOND TO CDNOOMINIUM REPORTS
PTL MAY SELL CON0OMINIU"<
PTL CLUP MAY SELL CONOO IN FL3KI0A
PTL PRESIDENT OEFENOS CONDOMINIUM PURCHASE
•WHY "SruLJ GOO HAVE JUNK-' BAKKtR SAYS OF CONDOMINIUM
JIM BAKKER'S GEbGAWS
PIL BOARD OEFENOS CnNDO"INIl]M BUY
RESPONSE TO BAKKER
SUPPORT WORTHIER MINISTRIES!
CHURCH BOUGHT FIVE HOUSES
PTL MINISTRY GOOD
NO ACTION TAKEN IN PTL PROSf
SOURCES SAY PR0P6 OF BakkER STILL OPEN
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OROPS BAKK-R PROBE
PREACHERS AfJO CR ITICS
Jit a2B^ifLL%R0VlJE°GlSNT I-IR SHRINE AT CRUCIFIXION SITE
COMPANY SUES PTL NETWORK
PAPER: PTL MADE OFFERS FOR LA'ID
IBS MAY BE INVESTIGATING BAKK-R
PTL MAY BUY GRAHAM HOME ^^ ^ ^
SOME TV STATIONS SAID CENSORIIG JIM BAKKER SHOW
PTL CLUB RECEIVES 1ST PROPERTY TAX BILL
CENSORSHIP: AN UGLY wART
'p?rJL^SfVS'B'uao'cJi?LEX LKE 'RELIGIOUS DISNEY WORLD'
'""'hr|TiSENV^IS'A^E°^ol°B SSI'w^S REAL POLICE CHARGE
PRAYER
SEE ALSO RELIGION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. RFLIGIOI
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM SLOWLY ERODING ,c-,,c
EAST TO ML' PETITION ON SCHOIL PRAYER ISSUE
PRAYING A PHVATE MATTER
St?:'S|?0?i^?Tpfe'.II"LETTER IS CRITICIZED
SPIRIT PF RELIGION, FREEDOM WGLECTFO
•HUMANISTS' RUIN LAWS. SCHOOLC
PRAYER RULINGS AkE SOUND
DON'T KICK r.OD OUT OF PUBLIC LiFc
i?Kin.'Nr;]!c:'sjSS^LS rONOKT PRAYFR SERVICES
OFfVcIAL: policing RELIGION Tl SCHOOLS A LOCAL BUBOFN
PRAYER ISSUE NEVER fNDS
IS SILENCE PRAYFR?
MOT PTL
PRECINCTS
SEE DURHAM
N.C.
VOTING precin: TS
PRECIOUS MFTAlS , ,....,^-c
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. ORDINANC-S
"hOc1;s2op'o-nIr'"cCUSEO of TWO MFTAlS VIOLATIONS
•ALERT' WARNS MFTALS BUYERS
PRECIOUS METALS ORDINANCE
SEE DURHAM. N.C. ORDINANCES
SEE SILVER THEFTS
PRECISION GRAPHICS IRALEICH. N.CI
CONVICTIONS OF HOBBY, LEVI UPIELD
PREFERENTIAL ADMISSIONS
SEE MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO ChILOoIRTh
SEE ALSO ECTOPIC PREGMANCIES
SEE ALSO INTERCOURSE
SEE ALSO MATERNITY FASHIONS
SEE ALSO MISCARRIAGE
SEE ALSO OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY. ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO PRENATAL CARE
s
PACE 57a
1/17/84
S I
T
E I
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DATE C PG L
P 9YL
3/l«i/P3 A 15
N
3/]n/«3 A 5
L
'■/lT/33 C 3
N
6/03/93 A ID
N
7/U/B3 A 1?
N
7/23/n3 A I
N K90
9/02/83 B 12
N
I1/13/P3 B I
N
ll/l'./n3 C 4
N
12/07/83 A 1 P
12/07/93 A 1
N J56
12/08/13 B 1 P
H
12/12/63 L 1
N
1/28/93 C 6
N
5/27/93 A 9
N
'y/2A/83 U 1
N
')/27/9] C 1
N
10/07/93 A ?
N
7/0'./a3 C 1
N
1/16/93 A ID
N
1/17/B3 C 3
N
1/25/83 A 10
N
2/07/93 A 11
N
2/09/91 A 9 P
N
2/01/93 A 10
N
2/1D/93 A 7
N
2/12/A3 A 5
N
2/13/93 A ",
N
2/l<./93 A 4
L
2/l'./93 A 9
N
2/19/93 A 4
L
2/21/93 A <.
L
2/22/83 A t
N
3/06/B3 D 4
L
3/09/R3 A 2
N
3/10/93 A 17
N
3/15/93 B 5 P N
3/2<./93 A <.
L
<,/0<)/B3 A 5
N
5/05/93 C 20
N
5/06/93 A 19
N
5/30/83 A 12
N
6/l'./93 B 8
N
7/21/93 A 6
N
7/28/63 0 6
N
7/29/93 B a
N
7/30/93 A 4
E
d/18/93 A 10
N
11/02/93 A 9
N
6/11/93 6 1
N
11/15/93 B I
N K45
1/22/93 A 4
L
3/01/93 A 1
N
6/30/93 A 4
E
7/07/93 A 1 2
N
7/09/93 A 11
N
7/09/93 A 4
E
7/14/93 A 4
L
7/18/93 A 4
E
7/20/93 A 4
L
7/20/B3 A 4
L
3/07/91 A 1
N
9/09/93 A 14
N
9/14/93 A 4
F
'1/19/ 91 A in
N
10/27/93 A 4
C
11/20/93 D 4
E
2/02/93 B 4
N
7/10/63 C 10
N
3/10/93 A 1
N
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5ISKS unu Jf'havING P«E-ECLAS»syA
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PRFCNAMCY, AOOLESCFNT
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SEE ALSn drug:
PRFMAruPE iNFAnr<;
SEE ALSO INFANT'!
E^' JiE/Sf.^r»S^?A%^G%T" f" a'5 !G'!i -"-^
NE»BOBN CARF TO aE CHECKED ^ °"" ^"^" ' BETTER CHANCE...
OUKE STUDY EYES NEW3CJP,N SURVIVAL
PREMENSTRUAL SYNOROMF
SEE ALSO MENSTRUATION
SFMINArtS ON PMS BEGIN NEXT WE'K
?S :LTcSilr^cSE"5Seia SlinltS^ P»e-HFNSTRUAL SYNDKOHF SYMPTOMS
§E;SS:M"w§-Ir,^7!^K?f 'N8r^SF'^?2F\JS'J»'"£"I ""5"" 'N "•5-
TREATING PRE-MENSTRUAL SYNDROME TOPIC OF LECTURE
PRENATAL CAkf
III "■?'' HEALTH CARE
lllMI°0 ^tVJAVc'y' '"^ "NECOLIGY
PRENATAL EXERCISE
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO EXERCISE
EXERCISE CLASSES MA«E BIRThIN.", PBOLFSS FASIFR
PRENATAL SURGERY
SEE FETAL SURGERY
SEE SURGERY
PREP SPORTS
SEE PREP TEAMS, SPORTS ICENERAL HEADING!
SEE GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEAOINGI
""sEE^JriS li\ni[[ '''' "-'O HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS,
iliit|gS!;?r^0ii'^riU?^aitL"l53R^ir^ ='^"'^^ TOURNAMENT
Sllk.tni^,^,i'.\",^''' TbM?^?i!!; TOURNAMENTS
MMmmMmmhi- »
Es*;fti;;it^-'ssy^R?gii^5?SAT%^s'^ "^"'^^ "■^'-^"^
ROBERSON TAKES l-« BASER ALL ri^ TLE
''"sE6%*ri5 JsSOCMTE'i pl|fs\V\" ^T A*?r'S?. ^''?" '""IVIOUAL SCHOOLS!
Ill ttiS Sl^g^SifP "«n a^^^^rj^E^HIGH^SCHOOL^BASKETBALV ^iV
III IlIo ciSirl," fP^lfJI""' BASKFTPALL
8P0HNING READY FOR ALL-STARS
"AGF 579
1/17/81,
DATE
S
E
C PG
J 1/31/13 i
2 2/17/83 A
? 2/19/n3 A
? 'f/Qb/Hi A
7 './O'J/OJ A
? './0<)/n3 A
2 <./22/n3 A
2 5/J1/S3 li
2 h/lO/13 a
2 a/31/n3 c
2 9/2J/B3 4
2 'S/23/n3 l\
2 U/DO/m c
2 U/Ol/13 C
P
F
J06
22
N
N
U
N
M?1
1
N
N
P
F
N
M95
1 1
N
N
1 2
U
N
2/23/H3
2/25/83
2/25/83
3/08/83
4/0^/83
4/19/83
4/21/B3
6/01/83
6/02/83
11/08/83
I 1/08/83
N
M23
5 2 10/13/83 D 8
S 2 3/08/P3 A
M 2 3/09/13 A
S 2 3/09/83 0
N
E
N >1J3
N BBl
N H36
N A5<.
N F3n
H 2 1/16/83 C
H 2 2/03/83 0
H 2 <,/05/a3 A
H 2 6/25/83 fl
H 2 6/26/83 A
S 2 6/29/83 C
H 2 10/07/83 C
S 2 10/07/83 C
2
6
1
I 1
1
5
1
N 830
N
P N
N 830
N 830
P F A15
N
N
S 2 2/16/83 A
S 2 3/12/83 A
S 2 3/17/83 C
S 2 5/n6/F3 B
H 2 l/Oii/SS C
H 2 10/02/83 I)
S 2 10/28/83 A
H ? 10/30/83 A
1 I
3
2
1
18
3
3
7
N
N M23
N
P F JD6
t|
F 030
N
N
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
1/21/83 8 2
2/19/83 A 5
10/13/83 C 1 5
11/13/83 a 3
12/27/83 C 1
H 2 6/10/83 II 2 P F M95
3/27/83 B
'</06/83 B
"•/n/ns a
'•/27/83 a
4/27/83 6
5/05/83 D
5/11/83 a
5/17/83 O
5/18/83 B
5/22/83 6
5/25/83 C
5/27/83 0
5/28/83 D
5/29/83 8
6/11/83 B
6/12/83 0
N C36
N C09
N C36
N
N
H 2 1/04/83 h
H 2 1/05/83 h
S 2 1/05/83 0 2
HON THLY/Afj
INDEX
S03JECTS
PARE Sia
I/IT/B".
15 UNCLE 3-1 LE»DER5 GET TOP BILLING
SMITH Lfa'^S PSEP SCnRFR<:
SOJTm jChNSTDN hahnERS JQnO'N
HORNETS 105= "N LITE SHCT
IIGERSi -OJCS wl.
STRONG FINISH CARRIES ORANGE
TIGERS NIP FALCONS •
HlLLSIDEi RaxPOKJ OPEN 110 S I< "ASKETeALL
S"|Th ^ANKS FIRST IN SCORING
RCCKT "<DUNr TOPS <.-A ROUNOBAL. POLL
PANTHERS SLIP; TIGERS ROLL ON
HARVEY'S 25 HEY TRIUMPH OVER lILLSIOi
NORTHERN, PERSON BATTLE FOR bl G SU WRESTLING LEAD
CHAPEL HILL SLIPS PAST VANCEi 59-5<.
ORANGE DGiiNS H. ALAMANCE
ROxeCRO PERSON 58. HENDERSON VANCE 43
T«0 GAMES POSTPONED
HNIGhTSi TIGcPS rockets UNBEATEN ,,, „,^,
NORTHERN, CHAPEL HILL GIRLS CAPTURE 3IG SIX VICTORIES
AVERY'S STRATEGY UNVEILED TONIGHT
SOUTHERN, jlROAN WRESTLING TEtHS In TITLE SHOWJOaN
THOMPSON SEFXS 'OISCIPLlNARIA'l ' FOR OHS FOOTBALL
BULLDOGS SLIP PAST VIKINGS 3E^I^I0 PFRKINSi mCCaulEY
PERSON PRESSES BY DURHAM, 61-19
FALCONS FALTER; SPARTANS SURVIVE , ,^ ,,„,,
FOICNOSHIP ASlif; ROCKETS' DAVIS, TIGFRS' MILLER ON OPPOSITf SIDES...
lEaCuE-LEaDING EAGLES SURVIVE JOROaN'S SCARE
BULLDOGS Thump knights
KNIGmTS' new Gym to OPEN TUFS'AY
SMITH LEADS TIGERS' ChapGE
SPARTANS. 'DOGS RALLY
DhS COaChI'.C FlfLD TRIH"EO TQ ThO
BULLDTGS NcEj SPARK Al CHAPEL HILL
SOUTHERN CARRIED BY LATE 5URG=
LAST-SECOND STEAL SINKS JORDAN
TRIANGLE'S NIGHT TOPSY-TuRVY
TMlRD-QUARTfn FLURRY LIFTS NORTHERN GIRLS , , „ ,^
SOUTh-RN ROLlS OAST «ESTERN, TAKES LEAD IN TRIANGLE RACE
PREP PLAYOFF PICTURE IS FALLING I'lTO PLACE
SPARTANS TRIP EAGLES FOR FIRST
G'BCRO PAGE LEADS PREP POLL
wEAThFR PRO-PTS POSTPONEMENTS , , , ,,,^,
^?t^;5?S? iftr-?^; ilJi^CE^'JTTlc'ir'^^SN^fc'S^lcTS MID-STATE TRIUMPH
KNIGnTS STjN 'DOGS
PREP NOTES
SOUTHERN ON VERGE OF CLINCHINJ CROMN
PREP NOTES: FALCONS FRUSTRATED. BUT JAYV6E5 ON A ROLL
TRIANGLE UP FOR THREE TEAMS' ". a A ]
WESTERN HARNETT «INS. 66-5 1, CLINCHES SFCO'iD IN TRIANGLE
DURHAM, psrriSh ..in triangle iONDRS
BIG SIX REG'JLAR SEASON ENDS
ORANGE LOSES TO CUMMINGS IN FINALS
SPARTANS LEAD TRIANGLE
ISfA^IIsKEfSi'L'PTpAMS BEGIN STATE TITLE mUESTS
SMITH. "ISS «ARP£N NAMED 9EST IN BIG 6
BIG SIX BEGINS 'SECOND SEASON'
TECHNICAL H^LPS ORANGE IN VICTORY
FU3UAY-VAR INA OUSTS SOuTM GRAJVlLLE. <i4-39
G'BORC PAGE TOP PREP TEAM
SOUTHFRN TRAVELS IN DISTRICT TOUR'EY
EDWARDS' FT GIVES SOUTHERN 68-67 VICTORY ;
SOUTHERN RALLY LEADS TO DISTRICT III FINALS
SlL""%ARRfsi J°t''plaUDITS =JLL AS TIGERS, SPARTANS MOVE ALONG
EASt'slaOEN. SOUTHERN IN RE-ATCH
GRAHAM ELIMINATES ORANGE IN 3-A
poEP easketsall playoffs tqni-ht
EAST BLAOEN ELIMINATES SOUTHERN
Chapel hill STREAKS BY HUNTER HUSS
spartans bow out in district =!nal5
chapel mill dumps muss
chapel hill drams top-rated page
page getting primed for chapel -ill match
one loss could turn pirates' season sour
maturf manning dribbles more .ife into page linfup
tigers' task tq sink pirates' ship
top-ranked page knocks chapel mill from title chase
1983 all-area basketball team
page-cmapel hill attracts overflow CROmO
MORRIS TOP coach
PREP TEAMS play for state IIT.es
PAGE, GRahA'I take state TITLED
GRAMA" SuRP'ISE .INNER IN 30Y'; ' 3-A BASKETBALL
AFTER 3-A TITLE, GRAHAM'S STILL LIVING IN LAND OF ENCHANTMENT
PREPS TAKE A BREAK FROM TIME OUTS
SPARTA..S LEAD 3-A POLL
JORDAN OPENS STATE SOCCER PLAYOFFS
siTTHl'cHlpEL^MlLL FAVORED TO SNARE FIFTH STRAIGHT TITLE
SOUTHERN FIGURED TO KEY BALANTEO TRIANGLE SEASON
OLDER AND MiSER MEANS IMPROVE! CaLIBE"
SfHpOlll FS* PREPS. ACC
GRADUATION LOSSES DIM ORANGE HOPES FOB RETAINING CROWN
SMlTMf'cHAPEL HILL AGAIN ThF CLASS OF BIG SIX HOOPS
PREPS: NORTHERN. SOUTHERN OPEN II BASKETBALL
ORANGE SLIPS EY PERSON
PANTHERS STUN PERSON IN 2 OT
RATINGS LOw FOR 'TIMEOUT' RUL^
FALCONS OPEN SEASON TONIGHT
SURPRISING IROUGHTON STUNS CHi. PEL HlLL. 65-62
SPARTANS 'FINISH' PANTHERS
SHRINE FOWL Chance to boost stock
SOUTHERN. NORTHERN PACE ALL-STATE TEAM
DURHAM HIGH EOGFS DUDLEY
SPARTANS WIN AGAIN
REALIGNMtNT STILL IN EARLY STlGf) ,
PREP NOTES: FALCONS SHOW OFF ^EFEflSE
PARRISh'S 21 LIFT SOUTHERN OV' R JUNN. 62-61
PARHI5H. HINTQN SAVE SPARTANS
euMPASS' RETURN LEADS MlLLSICt' TO FIRST wIN
COACHING PALS DAVIS. MILLER Z'RO IN ON MILESTONES
SPARTANS REST easy; knights SiakE imps
SPARTANS REMAIN uNBfATEN; KNI.hTS. FALCONS WIN
pairings set
moore keys northern win
souThfrn lead field ., ,„ ^
HOLIDAY TOURNAMENTS LIGHT UP < I GH SChOOL SCHEDULE
IIINSTON'S 3IG man: CHARLES ShaCKlEFORD, only a junior
GCSS, TABOR NAMED A-A
JORDAN DEPTH KEY TO TOURNEY MlPSS?
SUN TOURNEY HONORS WILLIAMSON'S CREATION ,-,,,„,„^
rtOLIOAY TOURNAMENT TEAMS TAKE SHOTS AT 7-2IP SOUTHERN
OON'T COUNT PANTHERS OUT
CONJURES MEMORIES
S
I T
N F
C
1 Y
p n
DATE C PG
L P OYL
H 2
1/07/S3 C
N C36
H 2
1/07/63 r
N
H 7
i/oe/R3 e
tl
H 2
1/09/P3 5
N
S 2
1/10/P3 D
N
H 2
1/12/R3 C
N
S Z
1/12/P3 3
P N
H 2
1/14/P3 C
N C36
H 2
l/l'./"3 C
N
H 2
1/IA/B3 C
N
S 2
1/15/B3 A
N -V
H 2
1/16/83 S
N
H 2
l/16/°3 b
N C36
H 2
1/1R/P3 e
N
H 2
1/19/83 C
N
H 2
1/19/33 C
N
H ?
1/19/53 C
N
S 2
1/19/S3 b
N
H 2
1/21/83 C
N
H 2
1/21/93 C
N C36
H 2
1/23/83 H
N C36
S 2
l/25/S! D
N C09
H 2
1/25/83 a
N
H 2
1/26/S3 a
N
S 2
1/26/93 6
N
H 2
1/2B/P3 C
P F C36
H 2
1/29/83 a
N
S 2
1/29/83 A
P N
H 2
l/30/fl3 b
P N C36
H 2
2/02/R3 C
N
S 2
2/n2/»3 n
P N
H 2
2/03/83 0
N r36
H 2
2/Q'./83 C
N C36
II 2
2/04/83 C
N
H 2
2/05/n) U
N
H 2
2/D6/83 ?
N CJi
H 2
2/08/83 6
N
H 2
2/0''/»3 »
N
S 2
2/09/83 D
u ca9
S 2
2/D9/83 D
P N C09
S 2
2/10/93 B
N
H 2
2/ 2/83 D
N
H 2
2/13/83 a
N C36
H 2
2/ 6/83 C
N
S 2
2/16/83 C
P N
S
2/17/93 0
U CQ9
H 2
2/18/83 C
P N C36
S 2
2/19/83 A
U C09
H 2
2/20/83 B
I 1
N C36
H 2
2/23/83 B
>l
H 2
2/2<./»3 D
N
H 2
2/25/B3 C
N C36
H 2
2/26/83 D
N
S 2
2/26/83 A
P N
S 2
2/26/93 A
P N
H 2
2/27/83 0
N C36
H 2
2/27/83 B
N
H 2
2/28/83 B
N C36
H
3/01/83 e
N
H 2
3/02/83 e
N
S 2
3/03/83 5
N
S
3/0'./B3 0
N
H 2
3/05/83 B
N M71
S 2
3/05/83 A
P N C09
S 2
3/05/83 A
U C09
H 2
3/06/83 B
N C36
H 2
3/08/83 B
N C36
M 2
3/08/83 B
N C36
S 2
3/08/83 a
N
H 2
3/09/83 C
N C36
H 2
3/09/93 C
P N M71
S 2
3/09/S3 B
N C09
S 2
3/09/83 i
P N P55
H 2
3/10/83 D
P N C36
H 2
3/13/83 B
N C36
H 2
3/17/S3 0
N C36
H 2
3/17/83 0
P N C36
H 2
3/18/83 C
N C36
H 2
3/19/93 B
N C36
H 2
3/20/93 B
P F C36
H 2
3/20/83 e
P N C36
S 2
3/23/93 D
N
H 2
3/25/83 C
N
H 2
3/27/83 B
N C36
S 2
3/28/83 D
N
H 2
'./03/83 B
N C36
H 2
'./J3/83 S
N C36
S 2
9/07/93 0
N
H 2
10/30/83 C
N C36
S 2
11/18/83 D
P P
H 2
11/23/93 D
P F
H 2
U/23/83 D
P C
H 2
U/23/83 0
P F
H 2
11/23/83 0
C I
H 2
11/23/93 D
F
S 2
11/23/93 0
U CO 9
H 2
11/27/Bj 3
N C3&
5 2
11/29/83 B
N
H 2
11/30/83 B
P N
S 2
11/30/83 0
N
H 2
12/01/93 0
N C36
S 2
12/02/83 0
N
H 7
12/03/03 H
N
S 2
12/D3/93 A
P N
H 2
12/04/83 6
N C36
S 2
12/05/93 D
P N
H 2
12/07/93 1)
N
? 2
12/J7/93 D
N
H 2
12/09/83 0
N
S ?
12/08/83 II
p u ca9
H 2
12/10/83 D
N
S 2
12/10/83 A
P N
H 2
12/11/93 f
N
H 2
12/11/93 H
N C36
5 2
12/14/93 0
P N
S 2
12/17/93 A
P U C09
S 2
12/17/93 A
N
H 2
12/21/93 e
N
S 2
12/22/93 9
N
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10/02/83 C
10/06/83 B
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10/08/83 0
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TRIANGLE, 3IG SIX VTLLEY
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SEE VETO PCUEB
PRESI0ENT5. U.S.
SEE U.S. PRESinENTS
PRESIDENT'S CC'ltSSION OM HUNOFR
^^REicAN PKicTeETSV "CLLINS FO' CaMMISMON
5 MTSIBUUNG FOOD PRODUCTS TO BE HUNGER ?EPn«T FOCUS
REPORT ON HUNf.ER EXPECTED IN JAN., 'IRS. OOLLINS SAYS
HUNGER TASK FORCE: LACK OF DATA -ALARMING'
""1^[i^e"SePORt"?72o'-?TOUN fro-. DURHAM CLOTHING STORE
""'SS-SPuSl s3eD over LAUNDRY CONTRACT
FIRH LOSES LAUNDRY SUIT
PRETRIAL NErtS CuVERAGE
SEE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS' N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C, NEWS COVFRAGE
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO GAG HROERS
BAR PANEL hEIGHS GAO PROPOSAL^
TRIAL JUDGE: PUBLICITY 'A FACT OF LIFE'
''"'slE'^iLSo'^FLECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS^
state boaro suspends 2 contractors
mmmGne' pio-oiggers face fedikal charges
INGRAM HANTS REVISIONS TO 'PROHIBIT PRICE FIXING'
HIGHWAY CONTRACTS APPROVED
N.C. FIRM CHARGED WITH BID-RIjUlNC
BID-RIGGING CHARGE FILED
CONTRACTOR PLEADS GUILTY TO BID FRAUD
IKIisT!^"A?gRS^'MD-S'/GhlNG PRTBE FAR FROM OVER
11 ^ NVESIIGATES YAM PRICE-FIXING ALLEGATIONS
SOME sSeIt POTATO PACKERS CAL.ING PROBE ' PR6P0STERUU!
N.C. MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO PRICE FIXING
PLEA BARGAIN MA06 IN CASE
N.C. BID RIGGING BELIEVED HALIED
JUDGE ALLO-iS MAN TO WORK
S|?:e'^!Sn"oF^i'^iIlS SUSPECT MD-R.GGING
i::^!n!^i:'??Rin^Si?^ErSS'l,ElS?i;!^NG CHARGE
PRICE FIXING. N.C. HIGHWAY BIO^RIG^ING SCANDAL
SEE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO FARM PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. PRICE SUPPORTS
GROWERS OF GRAIN GET CHECKS
JU^ -- - - „., „.
PE
PE
PRKE SU P P ORT s' are' SET FOR PE« NUTS
SENATE BACKS MOVES TO CUT DADY SUPPORTS
PANEL SIDESTEPS HOUSE FLOOR OFBATF
S^^m's K?alJfs V^lhlV,^ Tf 'Alll°ch'-l^l^y LEGISLATION
TlrA[!o*SS?2?'^.?L';^^^?5J?U'cONCERNS HELMS
PRESIDENT SIGNS MILK SUPPORT BILL
PRIMARY ELECTIONS. N.C. „„,j.oiet
SEE ALSO ELFCTIONS. DURHAM, PRI-ARIES
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. N.C.
'"sPA'hL'gl^h"Bi;L''^iu?D'ciT''ii!l2'B'R OF ^ND F«IHAR1ES
SPAULOING OFFERS BILL TO REDu:£ PRIMARY RUNOFFS
PRIMARY bILL CAN SAVE FUNDS „„,^.„,e,
MICHAUX FAVORS BILL TO CUT 2U1 P?!"AR ES , ,.,„,r , . , ,„,
VALENTINE SAYS BILL TO CUT ZN1 PR I MAR I E S UNNEC E SS ARY
vaCentine sees no need to abolish runoffs
spauloing: valentine comments unfortunate
second primaries are not necessa'^y
RUNOFF SYSIFM OUTHODEO „„or.r,c
SPAULOING'5 PRIMARY blLL HITS OBSTACLE
BILL SEEKS PRIMARIES FINANCED UY PARTIES
COMMITTEE TRIPS PRIMARY PROPO, AL
PRIMARIES BILL FAILS PANEL TE'T
SPAULOING AGAIN FILES PRIMARY d'LL
ys}rp^5s:^n^ssi^cE^rc;^ajn:'rFS5'^tj}|%suwoN, CARTOON,
PRIMARIES oILL KILLED „„,„.o«
REPUBLICANS 10 HAVE GUbFRNATOMlL PRIMARY
LEGISLATORS EYt RACES NEXT YE»R
PRIMARY READING PROGRAM
SEE READING
PRIME INTEREST RATF
sit ALSO INTEREST RATES , , ,
N.C. BANKS JOIN PRIME RATE CUT
WACHOVIA TO DROP PRIME RATE TJ
WACHOVIA HILL LOWER PRIME
PRIME RATE HIKE SOCKS WALL "JT.
DURHAM PANKS RAISF PRIME RATE'
BANKS IN DURHAM RAISE " I^Jf „»,: I ^ ^, ncciriT
TELL YOUR CONGRESSMAN TO REDUCE THE OEFICIT
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PRIME LENDING RATES ,
SEE PRIME INTEREST RATE
PRINCIPALS, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PRINCl.'ALS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PRIN-IPALS
PRINCIPALS, N.C. j5,^,,jf[nN QF EDJCATIONAL OFFICE PERSONNFL
SeI IlSO nIc: PRINCIPALS' iNO ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS' ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.
^"sTjD5°cSSil'?"E'pSoPOSES CHANGES IN TENURE FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
LEXINGTON PRINCIPAL ACOUITTEO OF STRIKING PUPIL
PRINCIPALS TO GET TRAINING
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SURVev:.;4t UF PKlNr.IPALi USE COKPOPIL PUNISHMtNr
PDINriNG INDUSTRY
HOUSE CKS PPIfirtNG ll.nu'.jny TAX |0E«<
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APT fOR CAT LOVFRS
fISH PHlNTno IS CLAH1Y HOijTY
PRISON CONSTRUC IIJ-I
E^PfJt'-r,'^?'"'' SLATED TO r.er 'lEW PUILOING
STATE'S PRISONS BFCTMINC ItSS rPlunpii
'I.e. PRISON': NO LflNKtP CRn„ot-i
P»I SON FELLOWSHIP
PRISON IN.HATiS LIKE COMMUNITY SFKVK6 WORK
PRISON LAbOR
SE%' itIS ?Rlsa^E'R"?:'N?c".'"'"" --OH'^ISSION
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PRISONFR DEATHS, DURHAM
see ALSO PRisHNeRs, n.c, suicides
HEART ATTACK XILLS DURHAM PRISONGR
PRISONER DEATHS. /(.C.
SEE ALSO JAILS. N.C. PRISOriER IFATH';
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C, suicnes
HEART ATTACK BLAMED IN IN-iiTE' S OE A TH
PRISONER ESCAPes
SEE ALSO Durham county jail, cc-apfs
police nap escapee
h»n is beaten, pqbbfo
G°lrN'^'5^R;;'fSDfc"?s"jR'A')^J' '"°''' '° ""^^ ^^ ""'"E
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SEARCH CONTINUES FOR ESCAPEES
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PRISONER ESCAPES
GUESS RO. IN.'MATf ESCAPES
ACLECFO ESCAPEE CAPTURECl
PRISONER TAKtS nfC; STILL GON'"
?9t!tf CO'ITINUE SFaRCH FOP ''S'APEO PR r SnNFR
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FREED SUSPECT SOUGHT I N ROBIIE^ I F S
l^^nllii"^ """ SGRRY COUnTY JAIL
2 ROBBERY SUSPECTS HELD IN TA:oi!i, WASH.
PRISONER ESCAPES, ATTEMPTS
JJILBPEAK IS Thwarted
INi2rc''Jtl-? = '','""'^" "« ESCAP,: ATTEMPT
INMATE KILLED WHILE TRYING JC\ FSTADF
GUARDS ACTED PROPERL; IN SHOOT I NG ' ST ATE SAYS
PRISONERS, DEATHS
SEE JaIls, N.C,, PRfsniMCH nPATw^
SEE PRISONER OeIth?. N?C.
PRISONERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COurjTV JAIL
A% rr-"'^-»"o s^vs'u^^u^?'^"'"
PRISONERS, N.C.
Ill i&n illVf'"ii4\r""""'''
Ul ii-IS "'SON LABOR
III IttS pSJIS;!!^,;.^.'^-' eoucation program
"Inup^'^M-?!!?"?' "•'•• POPULATION
FOUR Inmates njureo in accident
JSii'lV '""'TES USING computers
inmates moved to new prison
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cuRAGero^ i.i"ArE "Erits "^a^L' pspolf , ™ „ ,
HOST AIOE iSY^ 'AN "lELE'SFD T'O '.HON FROM FERH F^R lul
MAM rtFACEn TJ CTd»I AGAIN QM TUI THl^GF
HAK QPOFRED l)AC< TO JAIL
A»T SH3W 5Y PRf.Q'.E'S
iNtATF 0EMF3 Clemency
PR[«nN IN'^ATE^. NOT UNCASINu
MOUSE OKS PhONE CPHPETITIO.N BILL ,
CCURI UPmOLIS N.C. ACTITN in JRISOM -inSTAGE CAbE
COH"ON SENS' « ILLS Suit
IHHATE WANTS LETTER-WRITER
POISON PROJ'CT mjRKS
INMATE ON OFaTm RTW DIES
HCOUEFN IN PROTECTIVE CUSTD3Y fOR OAY
HELPFUL INMATE'S SENTENCE PAR-D , , ,,
500 INMATES uET IRaOITIONal ^^»LY RElFaSE
Inbate transffr rules RECOMHENOFJ
prisoners. n.c.; orugs
^^makF^PRISONFR stable after ORIG OVEROOSf
PRISONERS. N.C.. EOUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO APPRFNTICESMIP PROr.RAM''.
SEE ALSr CRIMINAL RFHABILITATlO'i
SeI IlIo OFFE'ofR"'i'lD AND RESTO'ATION OF IIORHAH COUNTY
SEE ALSO PRISOlER'.. DURHAI
SEE ALSO PrISOnFRS. N.C.
YOUNG INMATES USING cohputeb;
PRI^ON^RS. N.C. -iFALTh CaRE PROGRIMS
SEE" ALS1 CuESS aOAO PRISON UNIT. GERIATRIC UNIT
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALS3 PRISING, N.C PS yChI Al RI C CARE
MORE PRISJN HEALTH CARE FUNDS URGED
MEDICAL g3cjP .A.-.TS »!<. MILLI3N FOR RRISyNS
PANEL SUPPORTS PLAN TO CONVERT MCCAIN HOSPITAL
siiioi"i^is^i?o5M'^nsr?N°Pi^oN
^Srl^l i°u''ltl'^ t??";Rl!3;iES:'"^TEvER TREAT-ENT IS AVAILABLE
PRISON PSYCHIATRY A jOKE--LA»f£R
INMATES ARRIVE IN 'NE-' MCCAIJ ,,.,,cc=r>cn
OLOER PRISONERS AT OURHAM UNIT ARF TRANSFERRED
PRISONERS. N.C. LAoOR
SEE PRISON LABOR
PRISONERS. N.C. PARDONS
SEE ALSO PAPOLE
SEE ALSO PROBATION ,. ,^
HUNT .ON' T CO-MUTE INMATE'S SENTENCE
CLEMENCY NOT MERITED
PRISONERS. N.C. SUICIDES ,c.ru-
SEE ALSO JAlL^. N.C. PRISONER lEATHj
SEE ALSO PRISINFR jeaThS. DURHAM
SEE ALSn PSHTifR DEATHS. N.C
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. N.C. . „ , , t r c, i
CFNTRAL prison n.-AT£ FOUND J- AO IN HIS CELL
INMATE AT CENTRAL COMMITS SU It I OE
'""'°:;S5K''p«cSRlMrc:;LLln'-AY to cjt prison population
PRISONERS. N.C, WORK RELEASE
SEE PRISONS. N.C. MORR release
PRISONERS, ^U.S. ^^^ highest in PERCENT ImprisonEO
SEARCHING FOR FATHER
A MORAL DILEMMA
"""gRiHirs T.ihVo%\'^.'"<:>irr^c fro- v.ftna- war
NC. MOTHER SEEKS ACTION ON a-EOICAN POMS ANn MIAS
GRoiPS CRITICIZE PRIvItE aTTE-PT TO RESCUE ROWS
5!ie?Sw"i"A5? 'nh'siTutWu ^8,fS''c'Jt8^NA TO RE LOW REY
MISSING GIS REmEMPEREO iT FORT P-tAG',
FORMER REP. CLAIMS ROWS hElO IN ASIA
OFFICIALS DENY hENDON'S CHARG; S aPOUT POwS
PRISONS, ^N. Jppuf^jjcESHlP PROGRAM'.
SEE ALSO Caledonia prison
\U itsn ^!t1?ENs'c0M-'iSS!0N on ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE ALSO CORRECTION ENTERPRISES
SEE ALS" FIRES, N.C
SEE ALSO GuESS RGAD PRISON UNIT
111 ItlS i!?!."'RRECTIONAL CENTER FOR ,OMEN
^'l.n|NT?:'j«?sSi|Rs'T§%HA^I°^?x UNDER HUNT PLAN
OIX COMPROMISE SEEMS REASONABlc
^iASfl^FsCN^k'" ^a^LAUNDRY Fl » > --in TUT, ONS
PRISON INMATES LIKE COMMUNITY SERVICE WORK
PRISONS. N.C. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. N.C
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C. vITlEjCE
"SuRt'A\iRi^S'N2;?r.5l'*Oo'?N N.C PRISON ABUSE CASE
SSI PROBES CHARGES OF PRISONER ABUSE
PRISONS. N.C. CONSTRUCTION
SFE PRISON CONSTRUCTION
PRISONS, N.C, COSTS , _.
CROOKS Should foot iill
N.C
CROWDING
"'lEE'iLS0":;Tr»N:T'lv'ES to INCARCERATION
"^FFnc'lAL"'F2^''»R'Fn;s''?S's?IJ°0vERCRnwOEn DESPITE ADDITION.
HACKNEY WANTS TO REHUCE PRISOv POPULATION
lltt I?Lt'.C^! ??P??i^-SSe'J\?m1'?"""
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"SISHNS, N.C., aEAlMS
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SEE PRISONERS. N.C,
'■"'SO^S, N.C., UESEGPECATION
STATE CALL:, FEDERAL SUIT ON PJISON ^IIAS ■ FR I VOLO.JS •
PRISONS, N.C, FOaO SERVICE
MISUSE TRIAL WILL CONTINUE
PRISONS
NS, N.C, GUARDS
SBl PROSES CHARr,
eS 3F PRISONER A3USE
PRISONS,
PR I
^•C., HOSPITALS
SON FACILITY
PRISHNS, N.C, POPULATION
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C.
^^^cctr^? f?')?'<5, N.CT.'CPOWOIN':
s"^j^:,i?^^^2'^^c;?sris-P?^^;-E%,f\^p\'ua^-^"^
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PERCENT TmI S Yl »R
FEkER PRlSUNtRS IN N.C
N.C PRISON POPULATION nECLINfS
'■'"^22^;, 5'a'^I* f^TrHIATRIC CARE
^^S^"-^" RRlSONfRS, N.C, HFALT^ CARF Ponru«»ic
fR"fsJt:%^^?^nU\'iSSS^l-^\^2YER-^"^'" ""^"^'^ '^ 'VAILAPLE
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SooIL""'"'^ LAWYFR SUPPORTS 'Ulf
:s?rSc"E"oPAj;jc^K?^nKiruii';u^?f,o^"'^ "^ ^""^^
RACE niSCRIMINATION SUIT AcX 5 S t'pr SONS DROPPED
U.S. SUIT AGAINST PRISONS A UASTE rjF TIM£V"e"oRT
PRISONS, N.C, RIUTS
PRISON OFFICIALS PLAN NO CHAN'e IN FIRE-HOSF POLICY
PRISONS, N.C, VOLUNTEERS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, N.C.
VOLUNTEERS REALISTS, VISIONARIES
PRISONS, N.C, .iARDENS
FEMALE WAROEN: WORK IS TOUGH
PRISONS, N.C, WORK RELEASE
WORK PROGRAMS CALLED WAY TO Cj T PRISON POPULATION
PRISONS, U.S., R=FORM
SEE PRISON REFORM
PRIVACY
SEE i[\n lhlNl??^'^r^H'"'5 TRANSFER
f^r .}9 lOENTIFICAT ION CARDS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
111 its? SECRECY '^"'*^"*l- 'NFO.M.riON
^^f,.c,^.5° ;;icTiMs, name publication
^llii|Nfvi?:ir?l^^ic'^/"^''"" CENTAL HEALTH BILL
ORUC TESTS INVADE PRIVACY
fRID!Y':°2?rnSLS^£HT'"","''SULTING WORK
•PBliI;y"^°?9E='*9^,'"l-'^"'-LY ;< ITHHELD
PRIVACY- A LAME EXCUSE FOR SECRET UNC RECORDS
PRIVATE AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO A IRPLANES
AN'Slc^^AntlSAL^l^Siilio"" "~^'^'TES IN N.C
AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD
PRIVATE CLUBS
Hi it IS ^?^Sf?LVB^""
?LSBs=??E?^fca^*A'i§3u??r°asi 5o^?kp^\'N°A\f§^r^' ^^^= ^"^
PSIVAJE COLLEGES
III ^.'■|;3 COLLEGES, N.C
»^SHE'R^"lJu!2Vi;^;'^"
'^Ut£l'i|!:|^|s;"?V?u'?:^S^^f- "-"« -" UNIVERSITIES
?A°Slo«'i*Ilpr*i?s'V^%"pS?;,?f'^\'5,f°it^OES
SSXI?"Sk["l^F'Jf "tC^i^t'^Eh^^^E^JCNDS PER IN-STATE STUDENT
MiyN*JS£?tif^^^a^E^E^-G!ig^'';or??Y'" °°^^"^
FOROmam: CONTAIN PR I VATE CDL . = GF a r n
DUKE Fnsf^TO^'^.r J^ '*-'^- "EI-° THREATENED
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL MAY GET J. 5. FUNDS FOR 1ST TIME
PRIVATE COLLEGES, COSTS
«l5.f?i.i^^?SUJ'' ""Se TUITION
SPIRALING COsTS WORRY PRIVATE COLLEGE LEADERS
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
III ii-19 Pul'H'M POLICE DEPT.
Ill fMS LAWYERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
PAGE 607
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A MOTHER "5 ScSQLVE
pRov= SON'S neATH hasm'T accident
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO BUSI'IESSFS. U.S.
^'^p|Sii?£"E^fElpJlsr^^^ PUBLIC SE.VICc-S
PRIVATE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSn ELFCTSPNIC FiJNns TRANSFER
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVI.E
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
THE SIN OF SNOOPING
""""SSKE^nFMCUL SAYS UNPAID blL.S THREATEN HEALTH CARP
FOR-PROE IT HOSPITALS INCREASIMG IN N.C.
PRIVATE LIVES (PI AYl
ALL-PPO UUALITY MAkKS
PRIVATE PILOTS
SEE PILOTS
PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
'PRIVAI LIVES'
LAiliA?ERS SeI INCPEASfi IN SILLS CONCERNING FAMILY
LEGISLATORS SAY [jILLS AID FAM'LIES
N.C. PANEL WILL GRAPPLE WIT" Two HATcR ISSUES
CITY EXCEEDS LAW FOR RIGHT OF WAY
>"<'V.TE_PRnPFRTY^-EEK WEEK SEMINARS PLANNcD
SEm'iNaIs^On"faL ESTATE WILL IE HELD THIS WFEK
PRIVATE ROAOS
"panel TO STUOY FINANCING HUNT'S ANTI-OUl PROPOSALS
""TePal^sS^S'-IEOMonT ATHLETIC CONF
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.
SEE ALSO STATE Ain TO PRIVATE S-
HUNT SAYS PRIVATE SCHOOLS I-P:!
N.C. GROUPS RAP PRIVATE SCHOa
STiTE HOuSt COMMITTEE |:iOORS£S
LEGISLATOR CHARGES STATE 'TAIL
N.C. SCHOOL LOSES TAX OECISIO-1
RULING MAY KILL SOME RELIGIOUS
COURT RULING NOT EXPECTED TO A
PUBLIC WON'T SUBSIDIZE SCHOOL
SCHOOL IN golosporo owes at L=
SUPREME COURT TEACHING I.R.5.
RfLIGIOUS LIBERTY ATTACKED
PRIVATE SCHOOLS SHOW SPUNK WIT
TUITION TAX STAND MISGUIDED
G0LDS90R0 SCHOOL VOTES TO AOM!
HELMS EXPECTED TO CHALLENGE I'
HFLMS will try to halt IRS ACT
EDUCATION VOUChFRS MAY BE USEI
DENIAL OF TAX BREAKS HAS LITTL
SCHOOL TAX BREAK RULING HAS LI
;=ReNCE OF INOEPENOENT SCHOOLS
HOJLS
RTAMT TO N.C. FUTURE
TAX PLAN
WINERIES BILL
ORING' WASTE BILL
SCHOOLS
FFcCT DURHAM SCHOOLS
DISCRIMINATION
AST Jllt.nOO IN TAXES
BIRD OOG TO KILL ICARTQONl
HOUT HELP
T JLACKS
ION ON SCHOOLS
£ EFFFCT ON PRIVATE SCHOOLS
TTlE IMPACT SO FAR
'■"''*Jli5'.'??°sc;oELs"sAf Enrollment holding stea.y
DURHAM'S PRIviTF schools REP0» T STEADY ENROLLMENT
PRIVATE SCHOOLS. HONOR STUDENTS .,..„„,.
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. VALEDICTORIAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. HONOR STUDENTS
TOP STUDENTS
PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE PROGRAM
"Eu^hS2 r.VliUk?UKrA.. »REAK for hiring teens
PRIVIES
SEE OUTHOUSES
PRIVILEGE TAXES
^^l c'"^PRIvfLFGF'*iAXES: A BOON TR BOTHER? ,,, „,
%iy 1 IS DEADLINE TO GET STATE PRIVILEGE LICENSES
PRO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL ,^,
"^eMcoSIs i\'.l'l^ulh AS SOVP OPERA OF SPORTS
PRO FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO GREEN BAY PACKERS
SEE ALSO MIAMI DOLPHINS
SEE ALSO WASHINGTON REDSKINS
■AVID' FAN IS 01 SILLU5I0NFD
FOOTBALL TALK TURNS VIOLENT
AN OMCN UF BIDDING WARS?
AN IDEA FOR THE NFL
PRO FOOTEALL HALL OF FAME ,,„.,,,
JURGENSEN TFLLS one ON HI'JSELF
JURGENSEN. FIVE OTHERS JOIN SIRINF
PRO-LIFE POLICY
"E.SljP°Ti5? oJ™S DOORS F0» r";,^','?^,' t'iTo "" ""' '" ''°" '" °"'
RIGHT-TO-LIFE GROUP TAKES ILLTGICAL STAND
PROBATION
SEE ALSO PAROLE , , „.
HE TAKES JAIL OVER PROBATION
"""'JigS.^TVSii'-^RolRAM LEADS L.WBR:AKERS TO DIPLOMAS
PROBATIONARY PROGRAM SHOULD B: STATE M006L
"OCESS TECHNOLOGY^OF^NORTH^CAROLINA^^ STORE COBALT
OPENING CEREMONY SCHEDULED AT PLANT
PROCTOR AND GAMBLE ,,,cn
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1/17/64
fKOCTOR CHEMICAL CO.
SEE NATIONAL 5TARCH AND CHEIICAL
C PC L P BYL
CO.
(fobmerlv psoltor Chemical co.i
PKOFFSSIONAL ATHLETES, INC.
SEE ALSn ITHLf ITS. SALARIES
CHARLOTTE FIRM MANAGES MONEY = OR PRQ ATHLETES
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
sll lts§ Ntc'l";i,Ustf"rfAS' f"""^'noN
PLAN TO IMPROVE N.C. TEACHING OK-P
""f^SSIDNAL FOOTdALL HALL OF FAMt
SEE PRO FOOTBALL MALL OF Fame
FAKE PROF: , 3-YEAR MASOUEPAOE GRE« FROM ONE SMALL OECEPTION
PROFESSORS. U.S.
Ill fM^ ACADEMIC TENURE
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.
=11 M-12 "'CHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, U.S.
MASTER OF FJKERY
6NGINFERINC PP0FESS1R5 COULD BECOME A SCARCE COMMODITY
'''*°'^'',S5|IVF POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
LIBERAL GROUP ATTACKS N.C. SE1 iFS^t ucrut
GROUP MAKING HEL MS TA% GE T OF 1 EG^T I VE ADS
PROHIBIT lO'l
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
HOM TIMES DO CHANGE: LIOUCR A MORAL ISSUE
PROJECT 2000
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH n=uF. noucuT
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT pCaN^ ING
PPOCRAM TO CITE EXCELLENCE'-frfp'^ANGLE DEVELOPMENTS
PROJECT DELTA
SEE ANTI-TERRORISM PROGRAM
PROJECT GOODL IFE
NEW DRUG MAY HELP CONTROL HERPES VIRUS
PROJECT LIFT
III f!-|2 i""'-^ EDUCATION
LIBRASY°^??«r»,^°??"!i"'^ ^°""'' '0^
T ILLITERACY
N.C.
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PROJECT LIFT A BARGAIN AT LIBRARY
PROJECT SHARE
HEATING AID PROGRAM IS EXTENDED
PROMS
SEE ALST PARTIES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.
ANTI-POLLUTANT PROM
PROPAGANDA
THE*;t?r^of«^,^f,TO_^SHOw FILMS LABELED PROPAGANDA
PROPANE
Iff iris «F!Si:ifl; fSjfKI; ■>—
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KSS?S^ ?Hfo?W?^g?}uSr5l?E^"SSS^!.^^?S,,,, ,,„,
PROPERTY CR IME
III fi-lo '■"'•^ES. DURHAM
III J.'-IS Xf."?"-'^"' OURHAM
SEE ALSO VANDALISM, N.C.
6PEAK-INS: MOST OF STOLEN PROPERTY NEVEP RECOVERED
PROPERTY DISPUTES
SEE ALSO EVICTIONS
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
po*ilLr'A\?l5i??^?n'^V:lT?^» ""''"a-'f^Y
CH3lfe!i-fN5''?JaPE'gTY^^blTf^Je^N'T"QTESD(]r° ""*'*^^^
PROPfRTY REVALUATION
III itig i;;ii: s^?"'" """^'
PaOPFRTY RIGHTS
see PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
PROPERTY TAXES
III f(-59 *UTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
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see cabbboho, n.c.i piqperty ta<es
PROPERTY TAXES. CMAPEL HILL , ^ _
SEE ALSO Chapel HILL, N.C.. TAX RATE
SEE ALSO Chapel hill. N.C.. TAX'S
retirehent center hust pay taies
coupt tells carol hoods to pay tax
CAROL .DQOS PLANS TO APPEAL RJLING
APPEAL PE CAROL UOOOS TAX kULIn: TO flE MADE
BUDGET PLAN WON'T HIKE TOWN TAXES
TOKN council told OP tT^.OOO JINOFALL
PkOPERTY TAXESi OURHAH
m nin fUR'nlA ^SSS^V^oIrS'^e eoualu.tidn and revIFh
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PkOPHSITION 13
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
PANEL VOTES TO KEEP RJR TAXES
REYNOLDS PAYS TAXES
REVALUATION IS TOPIC
£i:'cS5rT^K?.ONVtJs'*?lT;'5;EICIALSHOLn TAX RATE
CITY IF DURHAM LIST OF UNPAID I '« ? "E? SONAL TAXFS
BOARD CHIEF jUESTIONS PLEDGE IN CITY BONDS
TAXES. PRESERVATION ISSUES IN HARD 2
SSnn'IrGUES T.f CoSpLMNT^In'-oI] t!SayS S32.DOO C I TY A S SE SSMENT
SUSgeSenIES o3n"s request fur RELIEF FROM CITY PAYMENT
JUDGE REJECTS DUNN'S APPEAL
7 DAYS LEFT TO PAY TAXES
PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. Ri
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., TA
SEE ALS'^ nuRHAM COUNTY BOARD OF
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFI_
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
PROPERTY LISTING IS URGED
LISTING PERIOD FOB TAXATION i1
COUNTY PRnP=RTY REVALUATION 0>l
RJR CHALLENGES COUNTY LEAF TAX
LEAF FIRM FIGHTS TOBACCO TAX
REVALUATION SPECIFICATIONS REV
RJR T0BACC3 FIRM PAYS COUNTY T
REYNOLDS PAYS TAXES
REYNOLDS SEEKS EXEMPTION ON ST
BOARD RULES AGAINST RJR ON LEA
REYNOLDS CONSIDFRS APPEAL ON J
•LET'S KEEP TAXES DOhN,' THEMr
COUNTY TAX RATE STAYS AT 97 CF
COUNTY TAX COLLECTION SURPASS!
GETTING TOuGm PAYS OFF FOR COJ
PROPERTY VALUES TO RISE hITh C
TAX REVALUATION OF COUNTY PRO'
COMMISSIONERS REVIEW 1 OISPUT-
COUNIY Should be stern hitm aj
TAX INSPECTIONS UNDER NAY
TAX OELINOUENTS FACE GaRNISHMc
OELOATCHE TO FILL VANCANCY ON
DURHAM WINS ROUND IN REYNOLDS
TAX MAN FINDS UNLISTED PROPERT
TAX laggarjs add to burden OF
REYNOLDS WILL APPEAL
R.J. REYNOLDS PLANS APPEAL ON
7 DAYS LEFT TO PAY TAXES
PROPERTY TAX LISTINGS TO BEGIN
PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO AUTJS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMI
SEE ALSO ORAN^.E COUNTY, N.C., P^
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C. , ,,
SEE ALSO TRUCKS, PROPERTY TAXES
HAPPY NEW YEAR! IT'S TAX TIMj
U.S. COURT SAYS N.C. TAX BATE
INVENTORY TAX OPTION SOUGHT
RESERVATIONS VOICED ABOUT TAX
FEUD BREAKS OUT OVER BILL, SP'
MOUSE VOTES TO REPEAL LAW GIVI
UTILITIES AGREEMENT TO RAISE '
N.C. MOUSF PASSES BILL ON TEST
60 TAR HEEL COUNTIES EXPECTED
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO CHANGE
BILL REGULATING TRUCK WEIGHTS
BILL LIMITING TAX BREAKS AOVA>l
LEGISLATURE CLOSES LOOPHOLE O-l
TAX INITIATIVE PLAN APPEARS 01
PTL CLUB RECEIVES 1ST POOPERTY
RETIREMENT HOME CHALLENGES TAI
MESIC CONTENDS SECESSIONISTS 1
FLIP PICKS TA< GROUP CHIEFS
MESIC'S LANDOWNERS, TOWN DROP
PANEL SEEKS WAYS TO COLLECT iU
PROOF BEATS PLEDGE
WAKE OKS ACTION ON TAXES
WAHT IT WAS HAS ERRANT
REYNOLDS FACING TAX BILL
IMPORTED TOBACCO TO BE TAXED
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS N.C. TRU
FORSYTH PANEL WON'T CUT RJR Tl
PROPERTY TAXES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHT;
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
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AX DECISION
OF COMMISSIONERS
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s year' s levy
nty tax collectors
ounty reappraisal
erty to begin soon
s over money
to-tax Cheaters
NT Threat
COUNTY «10ARD
TAX CASE
Y WORTH $33 MILLION
TAXPAYERS
TAX RULING
NEXT WEEK IN DURHAM COUNTY
SSION
OPERTY TAXES
o"railroads discriminatory
proposal
EAOS to HOUSE, Senate
NG Tax break to utilities
AX RATE
IHG OF STUDENTS
TO RAISE Taxes
BINGO -iEGULATIONS
ADVANCES IN HOUSE
CFS
TAX OEPUCTIONS
QMEO I'l STATE SENATE
TAX BILL
LAW
WE PACK TAXES
LAWSUITS ,„,
TO TAX FROM tVADEBS
CK TAX METHOD
X BILL
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
WELFARE SYSTEM AIDS WEALTHY
CAPITAL ISTS
PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., CURRICU.UM
"fA^lNinlTlS^'pcIS'jpPFABS 010HE0 IN STATE SENATE
PROSTATE CANCER
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IODINE [MPH-jr tS HELPING fIC^r POuSTAIc CANCER
prostmetic devices
SEE ALSO ARTIflCIAL LFNS
siiE cnNSTaucr<; new body parts
HELP'S available fob TH"SE MITH MHUTH DEFECTS
PROSTITUTION
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POLICE B
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POLICE A
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PROSriTu
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HIL) PROSTITUTION
A^SAGF PARLORS
NTENCFD FOR KIONAPPIfr.
J^fK,^9'^^I°"S rHBEATFNTO PROSTITUTION
EMN A POUNO-UP ON CHIHGIS OF PRO ST I TUT ION
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EO, 1 GETS TERM IN CASES INVOLVING CHARGES OF PROSTITUTION
PROSTITUTION. MALE
SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS
MALE PROSTITUTE WAS SENT TO Sp y
SOLES' LAWYERS
""sIe'aLsS SIftlJIgs""' °^" RESOU'CES
WATT AIMS PO«DR AT WETLANOS P10T6CTION
PROTESTS
SEE DEMONSTRATIONS
PSEUDEPIGRAPHA
SEE ALSO BIBlF
S'n2?^N? S^^TiSSlS^iSSI^af i'iltV'"" ^^"'5" OOCUHENTS
PSORIASIS
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMfs OF SPECIFIC ni^F»i;E«i
SUN AND VITAMIN A AIO TREATMENT OF PSORIASIS
''^'^cl'Il'JS INSTITUTES OF AMERICA
HI tH£ HIGHLAND HOSPITAL IA5H=VILLE, N.C.I
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS ".i-.i
U.S. COURT THWARTS EFFORTS TOSTOP N.C. HOSPITAL SALE
PSYCHIATRISTS, DURHAM
TIME: A BLESSING AND A CURSE. PSYChIATHT^T <:avc
PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTS CA RED FT R A VERY ^
THE BLUES; DEPRESSION CRUSHIN:-auT, SAY EXPERTS, THERE'S HFLP
PSYCHIATRISTS, N.C.
AVERY TO BE EXAMINED BY SECO^ll PSYCHIATRIST
5.°i;s,^8^?"2iL^^A^c^'fc^^ j^k^o^s^.^kf ^ ^'^^"•"'" -'"^
OIX HOSPITAL HAS TROUBfE FILUNG^SOME STAFF POSTS
PSYCHIATRISTS, U.S.
til t|-f2 'MCRICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION
AMA'S STAND BOLD, SANE
''lll'jtlS T^'T^rLh^rH'"'' """'• "'"• "^ PSYCHIATRY
!!,'J?'-i?f° f^lTH IN PSYCHIATRY
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APY
AVERY'S TRIAL
OF PSYCHOLOGY
ING PROBE
GOO NOT FASHIONABLE TODAY
PSYCHIATRIST: 'RIGHTS' CAN ME>N PATIENTS
PSYCHOANALYSTS, U.S.
COMPUCHAT: SHRINK'S BYTE PAINLESS
PSYCHOLOGISTS, JURHAM
"EQUEST FOR PSYCHOLOGIST DENFO IN A
AVERY MAY USE INSANITY PLEA
SMITH NOT ON OU«E FACULTY
NOT A FACULTY MEMBER
"ENJJL f"MS SOUGHT FOR AVERY
PSYCHnl'orVf^Rm'?^''?* ENLIGITEi PAHFNTS
PSYCHOLOGIST: DOLL ?USH, HULA-HOOPS SIMlLArt
PSYCHOLOGISTS, N.C.
^^L't^" UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFi HILL OEPT
PSYCHOLOGIST AT UNC-G RESIGNS FOLLQWl
PSYCHOLOGIST'S AIO HELPS POHE'TY FIND KEY TO
PSYCHOSOMATIC ILLNESSES
^^f„'t59 "E'«r*L ILLNESS
SOME ILLNESSES, EMOTIONS L INK" 0
FAMILY RULES PRODUCED SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE
PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICE
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
REYNOLDS INDUSTRIES UNDERWRITES TELEVISION PROGRAM
PUBLIC CAMPAIGN Funds
SEE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIPUT IONS
PUBLIC DEFE.tDERS. DURHAM
III tf-IS COURT-APPOINTED LAWYERS
ill *H2 COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, OURHAM
RIGHT' STUFF
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PUBLIC DfFENCtRSi 'i.C.
SEE ALSO COURT-iPPQINTEl LAJYERi
STUDY Id FOCUS TH COUNSEL fOR INDIGEITS
MORE FUNDS WANTED FOR INDIGENTS
PUBLIC DEFENDER NEEDS OFFICE SPACE
PUBLIC ORUNUFNESS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN ORIVING
SEE ALSO N.C., LAKS
STREET PEOPLE MAY POiE PROBLE'' WITH NO SOLUTION
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BILL Ml T JY LABOR LEADER
DRUNKEN PEDESTRIAN BILL OEOATEO
HEALTH LAM REVISIONS PASS SENITE
NURSES AND INSURANCE OFFICIAL) CLASH QVFR 3ILL
PUBLIC HEALTH LAWi
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
BILL SUBMITTED TO REWRITE HEALTH LAW5
VITAL STATISTICS: KEEP THfH P J BL I C
CLOSE The RPCORIS
SALES OF ANIMALS FUR RESEARCH CRITICIZED, OEFFnOEO
PANEL SAYS RECORDS SHOULD REMl IM OPEN
INSURANCE LIBRYISTS CRITICIZE JILL
LONG 3ILL REVISING HEALTH LAW, IS MUEO HAG
HEALTH LAH REVISIONS PASS SCN^TF
HOUSE LEAVES LANDFILL PROVISllN IM BILL
ANTI-SLAVERY LAW, NEU HEALTH 'ULES PASSED ftY ASSEMBLY
STATE MONITORING RABIES INCREISE IN HILOLIFE SPECIES
PUBLIC hEai TH NU»SES. DURHAM
COUNTY HEALTH PRijCRAMS CUT
UPGRADE NURSES PAY
PUBLIC HEALTH NU'SFS. N.C.
NURSING PROGRAM MORATORIUM HIT
FRIDAY HAPS LEGISLATURE ON NU'SHlG SCHOOL VOTE
UNC OFFICIALS SAY LAX COULD H-AKEN SYSTEM
BriARO RAISES TUITION AT UNC
MORATORIUM niSTURBS NURSESf STUDENTS „,,., „„„^o.u
SENATOR DEFENDS BAN AGAINST C4ANGING UNC NURSING PROGRAM
"""""'puaUC HEALTH KEEK POSTERS TO BE EXHIBITED
PUBLIC hOUS1>'&
SEE DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE FEX GARDENS MOUSING PROJECT
SEE HOUSINU, nuOHAH
SEE HOUSING. u.<.
SEE J. J. hENOERSON TOmERS
SEE MOkEhEaD hills
SEE OXFORD MANOR
SEE STONEwono
see willow terrace
public interest research group , ,„ „
see duke univ. public interest 'esearch group
see n.c. public interest research group
Public land
see land use
public law 9'.-l'.7 (education for all hanoicapped children acti
SEE ALSO Children, handicapped „„,,o.„,-
SEE ALSO OURrtA'l CITY SCHOOLS. R:TAR0E0 C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RET ARDFO C I T U ENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETARDED t HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
EDUCATION LAW THREATENED
CHILD ADVOCATES ASK LECISLATOIS FOR SUPPORT
PUBLIC-PRIVATE COuPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL ,,„ ^,,„„,
CITY OFFICIALS CALL ROAD EXTENSION A PIONFFR EFFORT
REVITALIZED FAYETTEVILLE WORKS TO CHANGF IMAGE
PUBLIC PROPERTY ORINKINC BAN
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
CAMPAIGN BEGINS TO CUT ALCOHOL USE IN CITY PARKS
PUBLIC RADIO
SEE NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO
PUBLIC RECORDS
SEE ALSO COURTS. lURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO ExPUNCTION Of RECORDS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE RECORDS , „
WAKE HOSPITAL SYSTEM MAY FACE CONTEMPT CITATION
VITAL STATISTICS: KEEP THEM PJBLIC
N.C. MOUSE TENTATIVELY APPROVFS LANOFILL REGULATIONS
.AKF COUNTY HOSPITAL SYSTEM liNORED STATE LAW, PAPER SAYS
SENATE OKS 3UL TO CLEAN LEGAL SLATES
BILL PURPORTING TO HELP INNOCENTS TO BE STUDIED
RISKS OUTWEIGH GAINS IN BILL TO ERASE RECOPOS
SALES OF ANIMALS FOR RESEARCH CRITICIZEO, OFFENDED
BILL TO EXPUNGE COURT RECORDS ILL CONSIDERED
ERASING uF OECO^OS OPPOSED
Panel says reccros should R^M^ in op^i
AUTO DEALERS DEFEND PRESENT C(E0IT INSURANCE
STATE SENATE APPROVES PLAN LIMITING SESSIONS
INSURANCE LOJRYISTS CRITICIZE BILL
UNC RECORDS ClOSEO ON CONSULTING WORK
FRIDAY: RECORDS NOT WILFULLY WITHHELD „,,,„„,
•PRIVACY- A LAME EXCUSE FOR SECRET UNC RECORDS
EOmISTEN: faculty CONSULTING •ECDROS PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
AREN'T VITAL RECORDS VITAL? ,, „^
ATTORNEY general: TOXIC WASTE DATA PUBLIC PFCORO „.rn„r.z
LEGISLATIVE PANEL STUDYING EFFECT OF COMPUTERS ON PUBLIC RECORDS
STATE TO CRACK DOWN ON FALSE IDS ,,,,,
COMPUTERIZING OF RECORDS muSTM'T EnO PUBLIC ACCESS
PUBLIC RELATIONS SOCIETY. DU'HAM
SEE DURHAM PUBLIC RELATIONS SOCIETY
PUBLIC SERVICE ADVERTISEMENTS
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lit !!-5S COXMUNICiTION
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
GARBULauS HINNESS
PUBLIC TELfvISIUN
sll Jttn fE"L^^Jf,fS,?'°^*""-= SERVICE
"lust^? "rVi:,^/, 't:,U^ir''"' ''" "-"''" ^ELEvisia.
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CITY EYES PLANS TO EXPEND GRAJT
PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE
IT -UST BE LONELY AT THE TOP
PUBLISHING INDUSTRY
TH? rclVut','^ii,r.,'l'orslTr.l''''' publishing center,
PUERTO RICO
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
PUERTO RICO'S STATUS
PULITZER PRlzt
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. u.S
f???o:"£Mvr?P-"^-"--^^coS^^i;is;
PULITZER CAME AS NO SURPIRSf
PUHP BOYS AND DINETTES IPL4YI
PUHP BOYS AND DINETTES
PUI'PKINS
SEE ALSO JACK 0*LANTERN<;
PUMPKIN PIE, AN?ONe"
CHATHAM PUMPKIN GROWER SAYS PRIGATION KEY THING
PUPPETS
Be'S^V^IJ^'' ""'■"'' HANDICAPS
Py??lfs'riAJ^?N^°2?5?= "" '°'' "^^'■■''= "»"«
THE PUPPET SHOW keep! .em spellbound
PURSE SNATCHING
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PUSH UPS
SEE ALSO EXERCISE
ONE-ARMED TRIBUTE PUSHES-UP ^lCH TO WORLD RECORD
PYGMALION (PLAYJ
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Ti^b KfH PAC=. OSUG CrtAPCFS
mFalth law 'cvismms pass sfn; r^
LFOISLATuPi WORK l)N HANTltlG 31 LL
WOMAN ofscrijfs SHonTiNr.
WOMAN SMCT IN CAR IN GOnu CONl 11111
CUAOa IPLELiICS
SEE ALSO HANjICAPPEn
auAORIPUEGK LI'>RA«IAN WRITES NOVELS. mOPFS TO TEACH SU-EOAY
3UA0PUPLETS
JUAOSUPLETS DORN in WAKF -„,,r uc,
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oocTu"S oPTirtlsTir AbouT Qu;o
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ONE OF QUALjS leaves HOSPITAL
WEAKEST uF QUADS IMPBOVFS
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LUNG PROPLFM
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°'^'sEe SOCIETY jF FKIEMOS
-luALlIY ASSURA-ILF FJR PhOFFStlONAL PFKSJNNFL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEAChFRS tXAMI NATION
SEE ALSO TEACHtP CEPTIFICATIQN
^'tTAnrMJv^-^"fS f.?r;SJjE°TR.INI.G FOR TEACHERS
N.C. ^OARD LUOKS AT TEACHEa GJIOc
S;:;!?5°SF'?EJ^3iRrM?JO^'FJcjS DF FOUCATION issue
QUALITY CIFCLES
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jipiNESF -ETHOO HELPS HOSPITAL W0»<
GF "^PENOS 10. '5 MILLION ON N.C. PLANT
DON'T iURN THF TOAST
DUALITY MOVIF MATES AND MODELS STUDIO
FOUR ARRESIFO IN RAID ,r,,.,, Tn- =
POLICE FAIO NETS ORUGS, 0'=TnN^TOKS
^""-'sURVeY:'?RIANGLF RESIDENTS > AT E OUALITY GF LIFE HIGH
OJARRIES
SEE ALSO Swimming
QUARRY REQUEST WITHDRAWN
°"""clhJi'grE'Di?NG'3icisiON EXPECTED NEXT mONTh
°'''''^'il,i'd[r- IS A CHALLENGE^^^
•QUESELLE-: GRIEVANCE AS ART
^^^'^QUETTES PRESENT FASHION'
QUETIE FASHION FLAIR
QUICK Check grocery lOUKE IJNIV. ROlDl
POLICE SEEK STORE ROOBER
aUILT FEST
JUKI FEST
SEE ALSO CURH^M/ORA^lGE OUILTERS
FBOM ONE GENERATION TO ANOTHEJ
HELP TO MAKE A -HERITAGr CUILT-
HORIZON FASHION SHOW BRINGS I'l YOUNG
CREATIVE HOST ENTERTAINS OIVEISE MIX
READY FOR A SAZAAB
AUDI EnCE
OF GUESTS
QUINTUPLETS
SEE ALSO ChUOREN
H.ct'wOMAN EXPEcilN'. 0UINTUPL;TS
WOMAN PPbPARES FGR QUINTUPLET'
COUPLF HAS FIVE CRIllS WAITING _„„„„
COUPLE SAYS QUINTUPLETS STILL EXPECTED
3JIT SMOKING CLINIC
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DUKE HELPS PATIENTS BREAK SMO<ING MA1IT
STOP-SMCKING PROGRAM PLANNED
°"" QUIZ FOWL Mi TOOAY IN LIBRARY
PLAN FOR Quiz
SC?EScE^"MiTH If AM WINS STATE QUIZ CHAMPIONSHIP
MATH, SCHOOL VICTORIOUS IN tUI-' JOWL
' ■ MATH ^fH'nrVL TEAM DECLINES INVITATION
SJtS ScEool: OECLiSeS QUIZ BOW' INVITATION
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"'^^'COUPSE OH SAJBITS PLANNED
"*^'^RABIES VACCI.<ATIONS OFFFREO M ALAMAnCE COU'ITY
QOANOf PREPARES FtlR RABIES CLINICS
HOI wcATHER dRI-lGS 'RABIES 5E»SQM' TO N.C .
KABIES IMMUNIZATION FTR C A IS -' c I 11". URCEO -„cric<
STATE MONITORING RABIES INCRfe^SE IN WILCLIFE SPECIES
OCAT IS MOTHER FOR RACCOON
NQ>^ IT'S Tri= GQ10 LIFE FQT SH ILA
FOLKS APOUNI HERE: -(HAT THE HWLMAN jRUU&HI
FRCjM SriEILi .^ITH LOVE
""se"'Sls'°?acial OISCRIMINAIION
DuIPpROF GETS A,iARO FOR HELP IN RACE RELATIONS
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION ,,,^,^,,^
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. PACE KELATnNS
SFF ALSO HOUSING DISCRIMINATION SUIT
SEE itsO PRISO.NS, N.C., RACIAL 1 I SCP I Ml NAT I ON
SEE ALSO PACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO SE« nlSCR IMINATION
SFE ALSO SEX 5IERF0TTPES
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CLARKTON will PAY 111. 000 LCG'-L fFES
JUDGE hFaR; bOLTSnORu SCHOOL SUIT
-','^tm clttE? Is S^ySE'sS^V/Zc^LnsPORO SCHOOL SUIT
EX-OFFICIALS: GOLOSBORO SChOO. S SOUGHT MEPGEK
CLARKTuN PAYS FINE If tl7,57U
■ShITF HAVENS' SAlO ISSUE IN 'CHQOL SUIT
nCCU study: 'iETTE:! TRANSPOKTaI ION NFEOEO
■jUOGE DISMISSES -lYNE, GOLOSBlRO SCHOOLS SUIT
YFAGE- SAYSJAYNE schools FOLLUH law
HAYNE SCHOOLS SUIT ni5HISSE0
rtHITE SLATE ROUSES RE OF BLA'rtS
OFMOCRATS CHOOS' ELECTIONS BOIRO "EMBFRS
RAriAlLYBASrD POLITICS H»RM 1U0H»M COUNTY „ „ ,.
STATE CALLS FFOFrSl SUIT ON PMSON PUS 'FRIVOLOUS'
PUT AKAY RACISM
OISCRIHINATI JU RULING QVCP TUR'l c'l
BLACKS lU G-r 13.3 MILLION IN OIAS SUIT
JitfilCAN TOHACCO TO PAY U MILLION
AMt»lCAN PAYOFF oFGINS MAY 21
LAWSUI T COUl J HURT nl I
RACISM, SOUlH ANU NORTH
PITT riUNTY TO CHANGE MONUMCNT
STATE KLAN KEFPS ThF PHONF Ll'.lFS HOT
RALPH SAMPSON LEAOS UVA. PROT SJ "ARCH
5:rf''nt?cSrMl^.^TV^N"snrT';;El!H-.'sr prisons oroppeo
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J^liiti°^^li!ti5n tJn^Mlflr 0^ BLACK HOSPITAL -ORKERS
Itt'c'K r^^m fS^^TE^'rA^SLY^ hospital OFFKUlS say
HOSPITAL OlNIES bias against SLACKS
ffderal jury "ules for chancellor
?tr'M^h"nnG"p53nStE0 ON V^c'^CATio-, history
iCC golf tourney site subject ;if nisciiss on
ACC GOU TLAP DOUSED AS NORTH- RFLN HlTHORAwS
M^?NESS^lul HACIAlS0LAR17AI1ON IN N.C. tLlCTIONS
2';nc"»C oS '^}|ST?FY oi RACF ^ AC TOR I N POL t TIC S
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Sui -e2bf"r fro sla^iIe DISTRICTS c.llep 01 scriminatory
RALF Ch man HlTHOrAWS NOMINATION ^QR BtARO
SCHOOL f.OARO'S FAIRNESS DfSF.<vES CuMMFNOATION
SF^iUAL^-u^nFi^s nS'^IciaV intent fou-.d in assembly redistricting
SOUP GIFT- FIRM Giv:;s 2.000 cases, offers mohf
FULL CIRCLE ON RACE ISSUE ^ ^
MITNES.ES SAY BLACKS F'CE BJRMEHS .,,,„,,„,.,,
COUNTRY CLU"S: 'THE LAST BASTION OF rXCLUSIVITY
OR. YFaGEO HAS DONE NOTHING i>0'"',,^^,„. ., , ,,cctc
LFAOER SAYS BLACK GROUP TO kE'P PUSHING RF^jUFSTS
SCHOOL SUSPENSIONS PSOTESTEO
GOLDSBORO SCHOOL VOTES TO ADMIT 3LACKS
APPEALS COURT SAYS ABC MUST P\Y JLAfK MAN
HOSPITAL BOARD TO STUDY COMPLJINTS .orct
HOSPITAL BOARD TO PROBE 01 SC RI MI MA T ION ChAROFS
hSspitIi'^'saio evading oiscrimi nation HOFS
CRUMP consi:)Ering lfgal actio-i i(„f!?l itccc
charges of racism mask TRULY MPORT it issues
SCHOOL eUARO DISMISSAL WAS NOT R«C1»C HATTER
lINAOfuUATE .-ERFORMANCE' i^ELL DOCUMENTED IN FUI
BLACKS, -HITES TRIED TO HELP ^IRcO TEACHER
DISMISSAL JF TEACHER "5 NOT INHJMANe
RACIAL FMPHASIS wrong; IT'S A PERFORMANCE ISjUE
IREOELL FIGHTS RACIAL VIOLENCE
FIRING TEACHCR NOT RACISM ^. ^ r.
ELllAPaTH CITY VOTING SYSTEM IS CHALLENGlD
BIAS Charge RINGS HOLLOW ,.T.nM
0 SMISSED TEACHER SUES BOARD :P ':"UCATION
JlOSPlTAL BOARD VOWS FAIRNESS = OR EMPLOYEES
MINORITY PLAN STUDIED
"„Si'p.?lL^,SlSS*IsS^§ 13 rss'JI*"So DISCRIMINATION
COUNTY WILL OWN ALCOHOL CFNIf!
TEACHER'S FIRING WASN'T RACISt
NG OF TEACHER
H 1
S 7
H 2
S ?
5/05/P3 B 1
5/06/83 A I?
5/07/P3 3 I
S/17/83 A a
8/II/P3 B I
9/n/P3
9/03/P3
9/2e/n3
10/0'./B3
n/2<./B3
J56
C56
H ' 7/lS/fl3 A
S 2 I2/D7/B3 C
H 2
1/06/n") A 17
N
5 .■■
1/I7/R3 A
N
H ?
/ 1/R3 B
N W2'.
5 2
/ 9/n3 A 1
N
H ?
1/20/11 C
N
H 2
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N
S 2
1/21/B3 A
fJ
S 2
/2o/B3 C
N M23
S 2
/2n/ni A
N
H 2
1/29/113 A
N W2'.
H 2
l/2<)/R3 li
2
N
H ?
2/23/n3 B
N SSI
S 2
2/23/R3 A
N
5 2
2/25/n3 A
c
H 2
2/27/fl3 A
N
H 2
2/27/n3 0
F
H 2
3/ll/n3 A
^1
H 2
3/lS/"3 A
N
S 2
3/15/81 A
N S83
H 2
3/l6/n3 A
N
S 2
1/2B/R1 C
N F05
H 2
i/Jl/nj A
F
H 2
<,/lA/«l A
N
S 2
*, / 1 A / H 3 A
N
S 2
i,/>o/n3 u
N
H 2
S/UT/Rl A
N
H 2
5/12/Bl n
N
H 2
5/lA/n3 c
N se2
5 2
5/17/B3 A
F
H 2
5/25/n3 A
N
H 2
5/25/«3 A
I 2
N
S 2
5/25/B3 A
I 7
N
H 2
5/25/Bl 11
N EOS
S 2
5/26/Rl A
F
H 2
5/27/Bl A
I 3
N
H 2
5/ll/n3 A
L
H 2
6/,)5/n3 0
L
H 2
6/07/83 B
M
S 2
6/07/83 n
N M23
S 2
6/08/83 A
N M2 3
H 2
6/07/8) B
N 830
H I
6/00/81 11
N
H 2
6/11/83 A
L
H 2
6/25/81 A
N
H 2
7/13/8! C
P N
H 2
7/15/83 C
N
S 2
7/15/83 A
F
H 2
7/26/83 A
N
H 2
7/27/a3 A
12
N
H 2
7/28/81 P
N
H 2
7/2''/B3 A
N
H 2
7/29/83 A
P N
H 2
7/30/83 A
F
H 2
T/IO/"! A
L
H 2
7/10/8) A
N
H 2
7/30/8) A
P N
H 2
7/31/83 0
F
H 2
3/01/83 A
N
H 2
1/01/83 e
N
H 2
3/02/83 A
L
H 2
a/02/81 B
N AS*.
H 2
3/01/83 A
N
H 2
ri/01/81 A
N
S 2
a/01/81 A
E
H 2
9/0'./81 C
N
S 2
9/0<./83 A
E
H 2
a/lO/83 A
N
H 2
3/10/83 A
N
H 2
d/Il/83 A
N
H 2
3/11/83 1'
N R30
S 2
3/1 1/83 C
N J56
H 2
a/12/83 A
N
S 2
a/|6/83 L
N J56
S 2
8/16/81 C
ri COS
S 2
8/17/83 A
E
H 2
8/19/81 A
H
H 2
3/20/81 A
H
M 2
8/21/83 D
H
H 2
8/22/03 A
H
H 2
3/23/83 A
H
S 2
8/2<./83 A
N
H 2
3/26/83 A
L
H 2
9/02/83 A
N
S 2
9/09/83 A
E
H 2
9/ 5/83 A
N S82
H 2
9/15/B3 B
N PIO
S 2
9/15/83 C
N J56
H 2
9/ S/B3 B
N 831
H 2
9/20/83 A
N Ha I
S 2
9/20/81 B
N J56
H 2
9/21/83 A
L
H L Y / A N
INDEX
SUBJECT
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III alS^s s%"ii,^\?;ff? 5"'«'^LrcE
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BAOIATIun
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Ill a'l^^S KtliS ?iE*^'f5'Ri'L-|;
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RADUnON, MFOICAL
SEE RADIATION THERAPY
RADIATION Therapy
SEE ALSO CANC=R
0'u\e-5rc'H^?,^E'SAY-;'Sv\^^cP?SlA%SI,1? OF CNCE, BATIENTS
RADIATOR SPECIALITIES CORP
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««0M, RELIGION
SEE RELIGION. TELEVISION AND BAMO BROADCASTS
"*°S£e^KEict"rS',2^^g'^'""'J" ClTlJE.is r-AM
SEE REACT CLJH OF DURHAM COUNT? |aCh1nyM|
RADIO SPECIALS
splciJtl Z\ ',".1 2;gis ^"'^ "E-K
lA!fo*^lt??AL'sSSf?'iFc';"^ «'^
ON THF BAOn THIS WEEK
ON Tm' BADI )...
ON The BAOIri...
RAUIO SIATIO.iS f*AY Rj' <:fn n
PH STAIION IS OPENING ^
DUKE RADIO STAtJuN hJts snag
"AOIOACTIyE icdinl
PAGt. ^qy
i/i7/a<,
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l/Zl/M A
lO/C/ft^ A
10/07/13 G
io/oa/n3 A
1 0 / 1 3 / R 3 (.
ID/l3/n3 c
10/U/n3 A
10/l<)/fl3 A
10/11/(13
lD/iO/13
lo/Zfi/in
UI/27/R3
10/J7/a3
in/^i/jn
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1
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J^r;
P
•^YL
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1
1
N
N
't
M
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1
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Jb6
H ? io/in/fi3
" ' lo/jn/R3
l.l/i!l/R3
IO/30/n3
10/30/B3
10/ii/n3
11/0J/H3
Il/oj/n3
I I/m/S3
I l/0A/n3
Ii/a5/n3
11/10/83
I l/i I/H3
il/n/n3
I i/i5/n3
1 l/lf)/fl3
I l/l^/63
12/09/13
12/l?/n3
lJ/27/n3
U/jn/03
A
P N
K90
P N
S-il
N
K9n
A
P N
A
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A
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A
L
A
P A
U
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A
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A
L
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N
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N
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L
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L
L
A
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H J 5/j<,/a3 A
J/in/n3 D 10 B F Liii
.';ii;si ^ li " ^'i
''/27/e3 A 6
N
S/W/S3 A i, P
S ? lJ/09/83 C
H ? 13/J0/83 A
S 2 12/23/83 C
H 2 2/27/83 DM N 030
H 2 2/22/83 B 1
H I 3/26/83 C 1
S 2 3/31/83 A 1
H 2 3/24/83 i 21
H 2 12/04/83 C 6
N 046
N 830
5 2 6/08/83 A
H 2 I2/03/m A
H 2 12/03/83 A
H 2 12/04/83 0
S 2 l2/l'i/83 0
8 P U F2'i
l/O'i/ai n
1/1 3/B3 0
1/20/83 n
1/27/83 0
2/03/83 0
2/n/83 . .
2/17/83 0 '.
3/03/83 IJ 6
3/10/83 0 10
3/17/83 0 ■!
3/24/83 0 3
3/31/83 0 12
4/07/83 0 3
4/14/83 n 5
H 2
II 2
H 1
H 2
5 2
4/27/03 h 7
3/0 3/83 A 4
7/15/83 !■ 1
9/30/83 fl 4
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S U i J E C I S
PAT.' 516
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sf£ ALSn OAniAricjN
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SEE ALSC ACCICEMS, T'JAINS, N.C.
^'lAftl^AS'c'l§i?[-li F"Ati::?f,^s';AVE DECLINED IN N.C.. S.
KC3UGH CSOSSInCS
'c'lriV^L'^'^'^^ill' '="■'05 FOR •. REnEVELOPM^NT PROJECTS
tVy','ht<llT,.'"d'^\lS.'i I^'^'.TS^VTO. BILL FUNDS
buRMj-''GETl "29';oQ, fO' JUB-) ELATED PROJECTS
RAIL CROSSINGS TO BE CLPSED
IR3NING GUT THE 5'JHPS
fR'Ifyf;iihtiE^'?.flT;^2!lS^STf°HEN0ERSn,NMAN<lL
t's TGUCH GETTING INTO 0"!^"" „I"^|^TS*Xi L i s tTF
ROUGH RAILROAD CRCISSINGS HIGH-PRIORITY REPAIR ITE
MAN KILLED
RR CROSSING REPAIRS CnMING
GRANlr'^SIRtET CROSSING TO 5E : LOSED
'"'slE'"il°Crt«LOTTE/RALeiGH TRAI. SERVICE
"noi'^nHCS^DoVHANGE: UNION DE'OT OPPOSED
'■hII ?r4i"Eo''!Sl'riGE: GETS NE« RAILROAD
RR CROSSING REPAIRS COMING
RAILROADS. hCDEL
"^I^'^SaCKs'arS laid across Th= COUNTRY
RAIlROAGS. n.l.
SEE
SEE
Ai li lAFRnFFN AND EfllAR PATCH RAILkOATS , ,_
Mt 'aIoLINA ASSICIATION 0= PASS = NG6» TRAIN ADVOCATE
AjElSn^CHSRiFiTTE PASSENGER T'AI;.SERVIC£ SOUGHT
lEcAoNT AMTRAH LINE IS WORTH SERIOUS STUDY
SS^p'tuSHliG^RALEIGH-CHARLDTrc PASS|NGFR TRAIN
CBerlSTS PLAN TO URGE AREA T? AIN SERVICE
RAIN ROUTE INSPECTION SET TU-SDAY
tItE. AMTRAi OFFICIALS INSPEGT RAILROAD ROUTE
FST RAILROAD RIDE 'SMOHTH AS VFLVcT"
1,1 .nillotLLai SALES OF OOGS FOR OESEARCH
□ HE CniTSi'MRMS PROTEST RAILROAD CLOSING
^SS^p'tuSHliG^RALEIGH-CHARLOTTE PASScNGFR TRAIN
LCBBTISTS PLAN TO URGE AREA TR AIN SERVICE
TRAIN ROUTE INSPECTION SET Tu-SDAY
ST -- "■■ ' '■
If
TRAIN EsiiiATES KECEIVEn ,
MEM APTRAK ROUTE U«GEO FOR N...
',:l',tUU\V,'/.''Lai1V, ^SEA^Io^r'^'JaIlROAO TRACKS
t'Ti?E'RA;L^OAS?-^".ir. INVEST-ENT. SMALL PROFIT
RAIL LINE MAY GET NEW LIFE
|!rTr?uR^Hj|E'^A^tg^'A0"sp55 RUL^U 3Cr.A FIDE
HAHLET STATION STILL MARKS RAILROAD TOwN
ROdESCN cOARO T-! HELP BUY RAl.ROAD
COMPANY FORMS TO R UN RAILROAD^
°*"-''u"!*CQU»rsI?s".C. TA« RATE ON PAlLRCAOS n I SCR I - I NA TOR Y
RAILROADS* U-i.
sll ALSr SEABOARD COAST LINE RAILROAD
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SEE ALST TRAINS
PROTESTS RING HOLLOA _ .,.,„
COAL-FIREO LOCO-OTIVES MAY R UL L AT.AIN
RAIN90W CL»S'. IC ,. ,„ ■
DUKfS GCAlS in HAhAII: win A-J ^
DUKF PLAYS AT END OF RAIN'30W
FIR<T T-lipN":. GAMf IS CRUCIAL FOR DUKE
RAINBOW TO TEST DUKE?
BLUE OEVILS LOS'^ AT BUZZER
'arSE'h^Eius '.nlV'nh PESKY pa: IMC ^
Tul nfvlfl ?^rP^E^S"?.AS^°FSS".!??'H*l?.CF IN CLASSIC
otiKE'S Na;» -in CEivES KRZYZEJSKl SMILING
RAINBOW DIVISION
RAINBOW RECRUITS
RAINBOW'S END SOCIETY
COURT ORJER SHUTS DT-'l CHAIN "LAN
STATE OBTAINS 117,000 CIVIL P NAlTY
company pays state penalty
""see'^alsu thu.jdersturms _ ,, ,
rainfall may taper off tonight
RAlNFALLf DURHAM
HAVE
H 7 •i/^l/P5 C
7 l/J-'/R)
? 1/Z7/83
? 3/31/13
I s/ii/ns
:/iD/'<3
i,/0R/n3
7/0>./n3
7/OR/R3
7/0»l/H3
U/il/BS
A \l
N
H 2 ri/02/83 A 9 N
H 2 U/l''/a3 CI N L".!
H I
3/03/P3
B
1 N
H ?
5/16/13
A
i. E
H ?
5/23/83
A
S 7
6/02/R3
A
N
H 2
(>/03/»3
S 7
6/0«>/e3
c
I N
H 2
5/27/93
A
S 7
3/02/83
A
M 7
3/06/R3
h
H 7
a/l2/?3
B
S 7
a/2A/»3
C
1 N
H 7
a/27/83
A
' 'X
H 7
9/01/83
A
1 P P
L56
H 7
9/19/83
A
H ?
10/01/83
A
H 7
11/22/83
A
H 2
U/26/83
U
1 N
3/04/83
6/27/83
9/23/83
10/01/83
2 9/0A/a3 B I P F H90
l/2<./83 A
1/25/83 A
l/31/»3 A
4/14/83 9
4/21/83 A
4/28/83 A
5/04/83 A
5/05/83 A
5/10/83 8
5/17/83 D
b/10/93 B
3/11/83 C
a/12/83 B
d/15/83 U
a/18/83 A
a/24/83 A
10/13/83 B
10/14/83 C
10/15/83 B
10/28/83 S
U/16/83 6
11/25/83 C
12/21/83 C
12/31/83 3
H 2 2/15/83 A
t ? 1/28/83 A 4
H 2 11/24/83 A IS
s
H
H
H
s
2
2
2
2
2
7
2
2
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2
12/27/83 0
12/28/83 C
12/28/83 A
12/28/83 11
12/29/83 u
12/30/03 n
12/30/83 D
12/30/83 C
12/31/83 B
12/31/83 A
10
H
2
2/15/83 A
4
H
H
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2
2
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5/09/83 A
7/06/93 A
7/07/83 0
26
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CH»fiGF r,f ,,CaTh<-H
HIuH WATfO
RAIN DELAYS fA^MtRS
OJOOPY fEirHER
KEEPING HEk LPrrtR TBV
STANDING WATER
oiRHAi^rfT.^ PARK-USE WARNING
mik7~? r^J^n^ri^'^" DELUGE
*iAKiNc The "cst of it
SITING OUT THE WCT
SHOWERS COOL DURriAH COUNTY
uh'4\'i.li;',1'W^„l^",l^,f,^.<^- TOO HOT TO EORGET
JMrc'D^L^PoSR:::; SSiN^^ «"'^« ^°°'^
JQIIBID SU'OIER ENDS IN HHIMPFR
R^y^N^Si^j^c^aj^rw ?"s rs"^'
5iKr£^tp?''SA^^rs > F :l.,
RA?S?'^^Ff,*,"^" LITTL^ oaSaCE '
FREEZING «5lN MAY FALL ON DUR^AH
1''83 "iRlNGS 000 wEatSer "'"*^*"'
RAINFALL. N.C.
SEE ALSn AGIO RAIN
WADING TO wGRK
FALLS lJke"-" CONOOMNIUM
A WET WALK AT UNC
S"iLri' IN thf rain
"'■^?»CPS SPATTER SCHFDULfS
umvt"birY LAKE RISES WITH RAIN
RAINFALL. U.S.
THE ASCENT OF man: 400 MILLION B.C.
- SPRIHr, 19n3 (CARTOONJ
RALEIGH, N.C.
COSS DOES.N'T VIGIaTF oiiici:
L°^S"-'E fe3?£ R^2t)E'sfED"'-"
RALEIuH IS TOO TrRFT
RALEIGH GETS PFFNIERE
OTHER TOWN NEEDS PRFmifre
•DOWNIOWN' SOUNDS fl^E
COME HU-E, LIGGFTT
CANDLELIGHT TOUR SET IN RALEISH
RALEIGH DINGMAN A»A«o
SEE ALSO AWARDS
»I»S. CLEMENT HONORET
« DESERVING AWARD WINNER
"'"■E'^M FARHERS •MARKET
SEE N.C. Farmers market
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?Hi°i?iM!?S'L\';^^?:,r^^"^^^-'^"«^'^
RALE IGM POL If £ DFPT
SRUTALif?, SK?*
JURY RULES IN FAVOR OF POLICE-^EN
RALEIGH SECTIO>.AL CENTFR
Sfl ALSO POST jFFICES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERvlrF
CHEATING THE PEOptc'^F^ISI R,-,„r TO KNUW
'"'•y^".,M;i'^5 INFw'PAPFRl
^^^oitrK?fiifjrE^^r^^rsS?f^jn?.irr?;?^s^
RALEIGH TRSriSPOllTATION SFRVIFF
Raleiuh/oupham aispcrt
If A'ts^S a'i'SJSfT'^ CONTRULLFRt
Id lil"n Et^iir/E-A^'" ""''
NONSnP PLIGHTS PLANNED
i sirc\:f5^s^;2if"'^°
WOMAN WANTS HER 30Y
S?iTrFiS5^Vp2?,^5^;[JgPECr M.JOR DISRUPTIONS
HnyH^R^irfn'S^TS'^Sgoi'Sti"'
PIEDMONT LISTS N^W fCVShV? FRIM Rnu
s u b J e c
PAF.f 594
l/oi/P) r
J/15/»3 II
3/07/83 I)
3/l'i/83 A
3/11/B3 A
3/i?/P3 U
3/31/fl3 C
*/0<)/n3 A
5/20/R3 9
5/20/83 A
5/20/83 C
5/21/83 H
5/21/H3 A
6/02/R3 A
8/2<i/n3 A
5/11/83 A
1/[t,/s2 A
''/l'./n3 A
')/l'!/83 A
''/21/83 B
9/22/83 A
i/23/83 A
ic/i<./n3 b
10/u/fl3 A
10/24/83 3
10/24/83 A
12/06/83 A
12/13/83 A
12/27/33 A
12/28/83 A
1 p
' P
T37
1 "
P
TU
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1 17
S/<S
N
XS2
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N
) p
P
M66
N
Sd3
3 P
P
1-37
P
737
P
N
r37
1 P
N
3 P
P
^66
I P
P
T37
N
J56
! C
F
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'1
1 P
N
N
N
N
N
N
N J56
N
N J56
N C05
N K90
N COS
E
1/06/83 C
1/07/83 n
1/24/83 C
2/03/83 A
2/03/83 B
2/03/83 C
3/18/83 A
3/18/83 A
3/26/83 A
4/01/83 a
4/01/83 A
4/10/83 C
8/25/83 A
9/16/83 C
10/15/33 ti
S76
S76
T37
C36
H 2 4/10/83 D 4 T T P56
5/12/83
7/09/83
7/22/83
7/26/83
7/28/83
8/27/n3
11/09/83
12/08/83
2 11/12/83 8
2 11/16/63 A
1/03/83 A
2/03/83 b
4/19/(13 3
4/19/33 A
9/10/83 (I
11/22/83 A
2 3/19/83 A 4
2 4/09/83 A 5
H 2 3/16/83 A
H 2 7/07/33 B 1 N
" I l^^y"^ 8 1 N H60
S 2 2/03/83 AS N
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1/08/83 A 11
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2/16/83 11 1
N H50
2/16/83 A 8
N S33
2/16/83 C i
N S3 3
2/20/83 A 1
^
2/21/83 A 2
N
2/21/83 C 4
N
2/22/83 A 1
N
2/22/83 6 1
N
2/23/B3 A 1 3
N
3/04/83 A 8
3/08/83 e 1
N S33
3/10/83 A [S
P4
3/10/83 A f
N
3/U/83 B 5
tt
3/22/83 b I
N H60
3/30/S3 C 1
N
3/30/31 B I
N S33
4/08/83 A 1
N Sd 3
4/06/83 A 1
N sa3
4/09/83 A in
N
5/26/83 A 24
N
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INDEX
12/31/''3
S J B J E
KfLCU-E. aZa^K SIRLII.cS
OZA°K TO fEJIN Suru FLIGHTS
AMOTHf* JIkLINS to BEGI'i ROll ifi.'VlCE
ancthE' ahline is ca."riG tt ou
(>AN i" 'Eir^S Bnu FLIGHT
pan »« TO fLT FRO" "01/ ,„„^, ,
TUA STuCYlM', FLIGHT SERVICE AT 3JU AIOPHRT
0?iP< AlRLl-lES- aou SERVICE 0= G I -J S FRI3AY
PLANE MAKES emEOGENCT stop
OFFICIALS "EET RECUESTS FOR HIRE ^l-c I 'I ThF DAY
NE« AIRLINE INTRODUCES FLIGHT SCHEDULE AT Rnu
F-15 FIGhTEJS stage EXE?CISE from ROU
AlkLlSE PLANS EXPANSION
AIRLINE E-ILARGI^G FACILITIES iT SDu
SOkEAO WORD JROUT DURHAM
RDU Hua FOR SOUTHERN SERVICE
NEh YHHF AIS TO AOC FLIGHTS
RULING REVERSED ON PLANE CRASH
PILOT SPENT YEARS SEEKING VINMCATIOJ
CIVILITY AT ROU
NO EFFECT SEEN ON RlU AIRLINE
RDU AIRLINE EXPANDS , , ,^ ^, ,r^Tt
NE^ YORK Ala BEGINNING 11 NEW FLIGHTS
RPU HlGhnAY LATF
TWA FLIGHT NOT CERTAIN
RALEIGH/OURHAM AMPORT. AIR FREIGHT SERVICE
RDU CARGO BUSINESS UP
RALEIGH/DURHAB Al.lPORT, AiRLiNF LANDING FEES
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/nuRMAM AIRPO'T. PRIVATE PLANE FEES
rdu n re-examine rates in i")",
raleigh/ou'mam airport. auctions
see alsd auct 1 jns , t, ,..
airport reaps ke.ahos ffo" au' t i on
raleigm/ouRham ampurI] ignd issue
SEt ALSn DURHAM. N.C.. 10N0 RfF REnDUMS
SEE ALSn PALEIGri/DjRHAH A I RPOR I. ^lunGF T
CIVIC CENTER. AIRPORT TOP COLflTY AuvlNCFi
STIFF CuMPtTITION EXPECTET FQl RDU RUNWAY
NF; snu RUNWAY MAY COST UNLV 130 MILLION
RDU PLANS 410 MILLION BONO I S'. UE .
AIRPORT GAINS FLI'.HTS. LOSES lIMjUsINFS
RDU PROJECT makFS rapid PRuGR' SS
BOARD APPROVES 430 MILLION RDJ 30N0 ^ALF
RDU arND RATE CALLET 'GPEAI' „„.^„
AIRPClRT ^A.<EL QKS INVESTING BIND MQNFY
RALEIGH/DU=HAM AIRPORT. RuDGET ,,r...
SEE ALSO RALElGH/nu'MAM AlRPjST. ROND ISSUE
MRS. OULE IN;ITFD T3 ROU OHOUN JR-iF AK I MG
»nu in RE-ixAMiNc raifs in H"*
BALcIGH/DURr.AM AIRPORT, lUSI'lESSrS „„,„^,.,
RESERVATIONS VOICFO ABOUT TAX PROPOSAL
RALEUH/OURrtAM AIKPGRT. CCNSTRUCTIIN
SFE ALSO RALEIGH/nuOHAM AIRPORT, EXPANSION PUN
SEE ALSr RALEIGH/nuRHAM AIRPORT. RUNWAYS
wnu ANNCuNC'S i'.i.b MILLION £<PANS10N PLAN
NO TAX INCKFASt tXP^CTEP TJ FINANCE .<DU EXPANSION
pSoPOStO ROU ExpImsION SEFLFCIS TRIANGLE'S GROWTH
RALEIGH/OURHAM AUPURT. EMPLOYEES
AIRPORT BOiROINGS JUMPED 175 LAST MONTH
RDU WOR'ERS GET RAISE
APT PANEL APPOINTED AT AIRPORT
llRPORT BOARD in APPEAL JURY'S DECISION ON LAND
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT. E XP AN5 I UN :> LAM
SFF ALSn B ALE IGH/nuRHAH AIRPORT, CONS TR UCT I n,i
RDU AN.ruNCFS lia.b MILLION E<PANSnN PLAN
NO TAX INCREASE EXPECTED TJ FINANCE RDU EXPANSION
PROPOStO RDU eIpSnSION REFLECTS TRIANGLE'S GROWTH
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT. FIRE-CRASH RESCUF TEAM
SEE ALS'1 ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES, DURHAM
RDU FIREMEN WON'T USE GEAR
RALEIGH/DU»HAH AIRPORT, FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SEE N.C., FOR': ICN TRADE ZONE
RaLEIuH/DURham airport, GkANTS
ROU SEEKS APPCINIMENT CHANGE
I^^SfsVolif^ lio,^:lVo'lil"fk TEER AND CITIZEN
"'^^'SS^^aSS Vc'r°,VhlO%n,u PRIVATE HANGAR
PALEIGM/OURhAM ilnPGOT, LANO SAlFS
SEE ALS" LAND SALFS, FEDERALLY "WNtD
AIRPORT BOARD TO APPEAL JURY'S DECISION ON LAND
AIRPORT AUTHORITY CHANGES LAW FIRM ,.ect
AIRPORT HiRFS NF. LAWYER FOR loNDEMNATION CASES
RALEIGH/nu»HAM AIRPORT. LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. N.C.
TESTIMONY RESUMES TODAY IN R DJ SUIT
"*^^'§i(iVrH^"DURiAS'^'GlWA's?i'JLia,TS. LOSES LIMOUSINES
AIRPORT GAINS FLIGHTS. LOSE S L I MOyS I lES
airport limousines running. s»ys firm
limousi'es said still available at pju
raleigh/ourham airport, parking lots
rou may operate parking
ROO bOAPDINGS UP 171
RDU PARKING RATES MAY BF LOWERED
AIRPORT TO Cut PARKING RATcS
PARKING RaT=S to drop at RDU
CLIPPED COMMENTS
AIRPORT PARKING FEES TO DROP
ROU RUNWAY AmFaD OF SCHEOULF .^„,„, ^,, ,,
PARKINO LOT OPERATION AT URP^RT 'GOING WELL'
AIRPGPT AUTHORITY CHANGES LAW FIRM ,.,-,
AIRPORT HlRFS NEW LAWYER FOR -.ONJEMNATItlN CASES
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6/0<./°3
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6/a'./»3
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H I
O/07/93
B
N
H60
S 2
5/07/S3
A
10
N
S 2
t,/in/83
A
N
K9n
H 2
6/I1/R3
B
N
H60
H 2
6/24/13
c
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N
H '
t./2'5/e3
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S 2
6/2'!/R3
e
N
S 2
t)/iO/R3
c
N
T32
5 ?
7/13/A3
c
N
H 7
7/21/'i3
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N
HoO
S 2
7/27/B3
c
N
T32
H 2
7/31/n3
0
10 P
N
L".!
H 2
3/01/fl3
A
E
S 2
8/30/B3
c
N
T32
H 2
8/31/83
p
N
H 2
9/17/83
5
N
H 2
9/lfl/»3
A
13
N
H 2
9/22/R3
A
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S 2
■)/26/B3
c
N
T32
S 2
9/30/83
c
N
T32
H 2
10/01/83
3
N
HfaO
S 2
10/31/83
c
N
C60
S 2
12/29/83
A
N
S 2 10/26/83 A 3
S 2 3/16/83 t 1
H 2 2/18/83 I'. 1
s
7
l/01/»3 A
3 N M23
s
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l/i)»i/83 C
s
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1/31/R3 A
H
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2/01/83 b
1 N H60
H
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2/02/83 e
L N H60
s
7
2/02/83 A
M
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2/03/83 0
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3/09/83 P
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4/D7/83 B
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H
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3/16/83 8
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S 2 11/17/83
'. 2 11/11/83
S/16/°3
8/17/83
-1/17/83
9/08/83
9/09/83
10/26/83
11/17/83
11/17/83
11/18/83
S 7 5/18/83 C
1/03/83
1/08/8 3
1/08/83
N H60
N C6n
E
N
N H60
N T17
N T32
N H60
N H60
N H60
N C60
F
N M2 3
N 881
N M23
S 2 12/16/83 C
H 2 10/26/83 8
S 2 12/13/83 t
H 2 12/1R/63 D
H 2 3/17/83 3
M 2 2/02/83 3
H 1 2/02/83 B
H 2 2/03/R3 B
S 2 2/03/83 A
1 N H60
1 N C60
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 H H60
I M H60
8 N
7/20/83 6
7/20/83 C
7/25/''3 A
8/03/83 B
8/03/83 6
a/08/8J A
9/23/83 B
. 9/28/83 C
1 10/12/83 H
2 12/11/83
I
2 12/IA/83 11 I
N H60
N T32
N COS
N H60
N T32
6
N H60
N T32
N M60
N C60
N M60
RAlEIGH/nuRHAM -TRPORT. PASSENr.tRS
BOARDINGS At SOU SET RECORD I
' 3 2
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1/01/83
1 N 0 E X
12/31/13
SUBJECTS
PACE 601
l/W/8<.
SOU HAS avua YEiji
om",^? gl"ARJ[.,GS SET KECnRD
■^DU'S PASSENGER COU-IT IN maRCI
anu
ROu CARGO BUSINESS UP •II'P RT 'GdlNG WELL-
jj:*8,';o:;s^,!:j,;!'j;,;!su,.;;;„,,,„. „.,
PILOTS LOSE AIRPORT SUIT ^"'^
SEE ALSO RO°afaY, OUKHAM
K1MAN RCBBET a! rcu
RALcIGH/DU'MAM AIRPUOT, RuNHAVS
ROU .VANTS ROAO CO»<TRicT AWARDFn
«P?\^?!;^'SH^J^S'E'or,f? '^ ^'""''«" *"^*0 HE SCHEOULf
??^-rAir^iR"si;ii^^3:?^f«--Js'
"*"i?3Sc«^2H:^^?gij"^-"
«i5^«?IaE'Ss^Srpr?S^?0^?R!3^\A.U EOR .ATER
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, TAX ni<;TBr-T
ROu AIRPORT TAX BOARn Ofnorl»,F I = „
RAC|1GH-C,UR.AH^AIRP0RT, TAXI COS
SRAiriL^?"-"-"'-"'^^ " """
5iSXlRS'5is??^^i»?,Srol^3^^5U"|R'Sff
ftALei&H/DuRHAH AISPnRT. TPOmtn*!
a'iSTJs^J^'JVh c" •^°"^^^'"'="^"^"
EXAMINE NE^ SIGN
4 .VE1.C0HE SIGN
A^fTASErI5pSfi:f^g^rT^?SpSg^^"
RDU GATE SPACE STUDIED ""^""'^
SdS'S^OU^^J^ tI/f21J,'?'^''-.:^VEL0P-,ENT.
NO TAX INCREASE FXPC?Tcn'?n f^f'SION PLAN
PPCPOSED r3u expInsion ?EF?Frf^*';*S?.,''P"."'''^5inN
AIRPORT AUTHORlrrC-!|iN&ES LA« EIr!"""'^'-^ 5 GROWTH
"'^''^Si?rf?Et'JS?SIisETI¥^?^^^^r'™^
«gs :?R"^aRT^ ?i5 s^E'^,;sHI5^"A^•=R"'^ "^ ^^^^
ART PANEL APPOINTED AT AiRPORr
'*'yf.^°^S"NrT?^5Ar:EAT'^Eri?K;?-r'"^
SEE ALSH WEATHER FORECASTS '-^
:?:?SE'I^JSR^A^^^ii;\\ET?n"S^:RlA%^?^^R^5?C^rS^TAFF
rFFR"f^5ri?f"'<^''E"' CHANGE
BoSflirLT^r'^oS"*'' '^t«TfO WORTS
?3Siif5'Nii^^MJ^--^0,-TWE^N,TEIR^.Nn^C,TWE.
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<./ja/83
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r
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10/12/B3
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10/J6/n3
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1 1/08/13
1 1/01/13
1 1/23/83
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1 1/23/13
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12/02/13
3
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1 N
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1 ^!
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1 N
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1 N
H60
3 N
•-ftn
I N
rftO
7 N
^J
Hf,n
N
H6n
1 N
H60
H 2 3/05/13 A 1 N
i ? 3/05/13 A 3 N
S 2 8/31/13 C 1 N
H 2 8/02/83 A 10 N
S 2 5/24/B3 B
H
5 ?
5 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
5 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
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1/06/83 (
1/31/83 1
2/01/83 f
2/02/13 f
2/02/13 «
2/03/83 a
2/16/13 a
2/16/13 C
2/22/13 A
2/26/13 C
3/01/83 a
3/0<!/83 0
3/0')/83 A
3/16/83 U
3/21/83 C
3/22/93 U
3/30/83 C
<./05/fl3 6
1/18/13 A
1/l''/83 A
<./20/83 0
4/20/83 C
7/22/83 C
7/30/83 A
9/28/83 C
0/26/83 8
1/01/83 B
2/07/13 B
2/J7/83 C
2/17/83 B
2/20/83 a
N sa3
N 583
N H60
N H60
N S33
N H60
N H60
N 583
f
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N 533
» N H60
N 583
' N H60
N 583
N
N H60
N 583
' N 583
' N 583
N H60
N 583
P «66
H T32
N T32
N HoO
N H60
N H60
N C60
N H6 0
N
H 2 8/25/83 A
S 2 8/27/83 A
H 2 6/22/83 B 1 N H60
5 2 6/22/83 CI N "32
H 2 1/06/13 S I N H60
S 2 1/06/83 C N 583
H 2 2/03/83 a I N H60
H 1 6/U/e3 0 1 N H60
S 2 5/04/83 C I
5 2 5/U/e3 A 1
5 2 6/01/83 C 1
S 2 12/07/83 C 1
N 563
N 533
N T32
N C60
2/02/83
4/20/83
6/01/83
6/01/83
7/27/83
7/28/13
3/03/13
8/04/83
8/12/83
9/0'9/a3
9/22/13
U/01/83
11/17/83
11/17/33
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12/13/83
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^
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N
H60
N
N
T32
T37
N
P P
C56
P P
(.■)6
N
1 41
N
H60
N
137
N
H60
N
H60
N
C60
4
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1
N
C60
S 2 6/22/13 CI N T32
H 2 6/23/83 B 2 N
H 2 9/09/83 D 1 N H60
H 2 4/18/83 fl I
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1/03/13
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SUBJECTS
Pir.E 002
NE.< ^OU KU-JWAV MAT COST 3'ILT 130 "ILLIC
AiaPO'T UM'iS FLICmTS. loses, LIMIUSI'lfS
GOOD LUCK uJStlES FOR ItU AUTM3HITT
10,OOC-EOOT RUNWAY EYED
COUNCIL B»C<S GRANT Fna ROu
^r. i2T.'jzi.'ti\'°^c'r,inu, . months ea.ly
mIs. OOLE PWITEO TO ' OU GROU I DPREAX I ►.'&
ROU TC. RE-E<A-INE RATES IN IJ'l'.
T'STI-ONY RESUMES TTOAY IN RO) SUIT
MBS. CJLE aPNT 2E at CFREhOny
ROU HANTS ROAO CONTRACT AWAPD-0 ,„„„„,
BAD "eaThES riAMOERS TRAFFIC AT ROU AlRPrST
ilRRCRT PANEL a«S INVESTING BIND -3N=Y
GR^t^N P.;AIS£S CnOPERATICN Tl ? DU PROJECT
SuESTIONS AcOIlT TAXI DRIVERS ^R'^E AT ROU
RESERVATIONS VOICED ABOUT TAX PROPOSAL
ROU FIREMEN *ON'T USE GEAR
AIRPORT SHELVES PLANS FOR MUR5 L , ,
A RPOOT TaJi DRIVERS CAN RE^U^SI HEARING
TAX DISTRICT HANTS TC -KEEP LP ■
AtRPPHT TO LEND MONEY TO MAKE
5o5 MEMBERS 3K PLAN TO TRADE LAND FflR WATER
anU MAY OPERATE PARKING
ROU aoARortGS up i7t „^ . „ „ ,.
ROJ PIRKING RATES MAY BE LO-iE= cO
AIRPORT TO CJT PARKING RATES
PARKING RATES TO DRIP AT ROU
R»Sy l\k'/JV-,'lhn%ilU,il '"IGM.G TO JOIN S.C. FIRM
AIRPORT eOA?OIN'-.S JUHPEO 17» LAST MONTH
ART PANEL APPOINTED At AIRPORT
AIRPORT PARKING FEES TO DRCP
SJ^KlNrfST'SpE^ATl^^^MRP^RT 'GOING WELL- ^
IirSoRT eOAfcO TO APPEAL JURY-- DECISION ON lANO
J^rportTouks'It -aouitional -evelopmfnt;
Sou iNNnCNCES JW.6 ''ILL I ON EXPANSION PLAN
MILLlTNTn PASSENGER MAS ALRFA1Y FLuMN
rRPORT MARKS TS FIRST Ml LL H N-? A SSE'.G'R YFAP
TOmING FtES InCJEASED at AIPPTRT
PESKY OFERNPbLING NEAR ROU 'UN-AYS AGAIN
RHU BOARD SUSPENOS TAXI QR I VE' • S PER- I T
AIRPORT AUTHufllTY CHANGES LAW FIRM r.^^e
AIRPORT HIRES NEW LAmYER for ".ONOEMNaTION CASES
ROU TO FfcNCr HHlTtTAIL OEEA 0= F RUNWAYS
firms ask fir RELEASE FROM 9PS
°*^^'j:L'ETH*SEv'k"SgEl E'L^E'c?li'R'0U-;f^?O%'?-S CHAIRMAN
RALElCM/OuRHAM STANDARO METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA
SEE ALSO PUPULATl-lN. TuRHAM
SFE ALSO STATISTICS
SEE ALSO U.S. CENSUS OUREAU , ^„,
"officials TO STUDY c i''I„*"f", ■ T'CJC'-
"*^Ue"ra'u7gh/3uRh:m"a?r'?^JV. mFa.hFR FORFC.STS
RALSTJN PlRINA
MAN CRuShFJ oY machine
BAMPIONS „^^j (PhEmI PANP TIHE ■'<i'l'*o. t
pungent ramp lures politician-., PUBLIC
RAM'S head plaza shopping center
^^UsIf in"kn'^c'of,V,\Vr of interest in project
CENTER GROmTh is eyed , , T,.ccir
MORE DATA SOUGHT ON RAM'S hFa"! TRAFFIC
RANCH HOUSE RESTAURANT
■^ n mJllIon development planned
»; MILLION ENTERPRISE PLANNED _
CHAPEL HILL OFFICE CENTER LAUNCHtO
SKETCH OF PROPOSED OFFICE BUILDING
»ANOL|MAN.^N.C. ^^^^^ HEPOBieo BROKEN UP IN RANOLEMAN
'*""°'-!SSSs'-p'ROJ£CTS°srATED tl6.7 MILLION IN • S-. BUDGET
r"?LE«S DAM OR Ais OPPOSITION FROM SIERRA CLUB
ANDREWS RAPS GuILFOTO POLLurlON
"'"""tjNDOLPH'FlRM-SSoEREO TO STOP BATTERY DUMPING
RANDOLPH COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
WOMAN, 73, WALKED 20 MRcS TO PAY 31LL
RANGEwooo Subdivision iorange county, n.c.i
III :t|g 'sS"DI°V?ii0N'cCNSTRUCTnN^ ^^^
IaSgewgoo sewer project to start soon
'""foam insulation: HOW A DISPUTED GOVERNMENT BAN AFFECTED ONE DURHAM
"*''^'human^servic£S agencies IN Chapel hill seek money
Or"gF "nIiCTIONS CGNFIRMEO,=iY COURT
■ SIMILARITIES CITED IN ASSAULTS
J^APEt^ILL'iAN HcEf ISSAULT. KIDNAP CHARGES ^
cSapII: hIlI: 3Jn C^ARGEd with <ID.MAPPING. ASSAULT
r."..i'iii'ir. n ?;s!cf?s'^^ assault of young girl
JilpJ^^lLpMlN c^Ir'g^S in kidnapping, assault
2N3 SiN s charged in Chapel hill assault
SECOND PERSON IN assault CASE TURNS hIMSeLF IN
i]Unn2:H^:EaT5^;U2^?''3l2lli^5'i;UE°B7^?CL£S TOGETHER
CARRBCRO MAN GETS 2 LIFE SE'.T-NCcS
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1/31/R3 A
I N S8 3
H 2
2/01/B3 B
1 N H60
H 2
2/02/P3 h
I N H60
H 1
2/Q2/B3 e
L Tt H&O
S 2
2/22/33 A
4 e
H 2
2/2h/33 C
1 N H&O
S 2
3/OB/B3 fJ
1 'J sa3
H ?
i/O^/fi 6
1 P N H60
S 2
3/09/33 A
1 N S63
H 2
3/l6/a3 B
I P N H6D
S 2
3/16/P3 P
1 N S&3
H 2
3/17/B3 P.
I N H60
H 1
3/22/33 3
I N
H 2
3/30/83 C
1 N H50
S 2
3/30/83 B
I N sa3
H 2
<./07/83 Vi
I N H60
S 2
"■/IS/PS A
1 P N S33
S 2
5/04/33 C
I N S93
H I
5/19/R3 C
I N H60
S 2
S/13/B3 C
I n C05
H 2
6/01/83 B
I N H60
S 2
6/01/83 C
1 N T32
H I
6/l<./33 B
I N H60
H 2
6/22/B3 a
1 N H60
S 2
6/22/83 C
1 N T32
H 2
7/20/83 B
1 N H60
S 2
7/20/83 C
1 H T32
S 2
7/25/33 A
1 N C05
H 2
8/03/03 a
1 M H60
S 2
3/03/93 B
I N T32
S 2
a/l'./83 C
I N
H 2
3/17/33 B
1 N H60
S 2
3/17/83 C
I N T32
H 2
<)/0<»/83 B
1 N H60
H ?
9/23/33 B
1 C '1 H60
S 2
9/23/33 C
I N T32
H 1
10/12/83 U
1 II H60
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APT HfLPINb CANCEJ PATIENTS
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III ttiS g^t.,?,L".r-iL'SS,SiiMcY-.LlNr. CO.
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cT-c pfrPLc luRN SC'AP Cans nm CaSh
ICOS H05H5 TO RECYCLE SnHF =f;uj=,„^
PANEL RF COMMENDS CONEY FOR RE.YCLINC.
RECYCLUG PLANTS TO SAVE «ONEY „,rrt^r
6 DURMAB COUNCILMEN hILL ATTCvO LAST lEFTIsr.
REH CLAY KAXOlER^ IHDSIC CPOUPl
BENEFITS PLANNEH , ,
^"^kltl.Jpt^PERKf DP'i^N CA6.RFr PF,FO«.ANrF
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|-|n}'J'^h"t''cl2b1 PtAUY COURSE FO.. SHOW SCHEDULED MAY 21,22
RED HJUNTAlt MISSIONARY BAPTIST CrtJRCH
CHRISTMAS PAST
"" "EMTl^Mti^ET'EUM TO PE SHO-N
°" 'I?E"^T8c;?;;t!'pEvU. scheduled in RO.BPRO
RED TAPE
SEE GOVERNMENTAL PAPER JORK
SEE GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES
RED TinE
ALGAE SFlIEvED no PROBLEM
REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE DURHAM REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
REDmOOD academy
SEE ALSO council CHRISTIAN ACAOr MY
REDWOOD ACADEMY CUTS STAFF
RED-OOP ^V0LONTE|=^FIRE_DEPT.^^_^ CQJNTY. VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO FIRE TAX
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM COUNTY
REDWOOD GETS NEW FIRE STATION
REFERENDA^, ^^,^,„_ ^^^_^ 33^0 REF^REnOUMS
tESA?E'plNEf'ip»Sivls'L"?EJY REFERFNOUM BILL^ ^^
TaJinITUTIvE PLAN APPEARS DOOMED IN STATE SENATE
broadway to vote on bonds, berr. wine
see"also Cambodian refugees
see also immigrants
see also vietna-ese refugees
.oman helps refugees to wobh
°""rii5CR*TiN'iTl e'peIt'Io to locate AT REGENCY PLAZA
C^i^?5S^T?|N^BlGINS ON SHOPPING CENTER
aTTENTIOS, Durham SHOPPING CENTER?
CENTER 5EEHS DEPARTMENT STORE
"'carnival time IN CARROORO
REGINALDO HOWARD SCHOLARSHIP „,^„.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SChOL AR SHI' i
SEE ALS1 SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
OU«F SiSdENT IIlK^SHOWS SUPPWT Fn« HOWARD FUND
San? people helped in schOlar-hip effort
""1?N.J"li2fES'coSN^!?"orlavER-,MENTS
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TRAUMA CENTER APPLICATION iuE^TIONEO
fl£GI^NAL Cnu'lClLS PF GOVERNMENT
SEE REGION « COUNCIL OF COvFRNm NTS
SEE TP I ANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERtMENTS
REGIONAL EOUCaIIONAL TBAIMNC. CENT-R'
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ufr Tr,ur,H; r.ivf mflp
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SEE N.C. PEINSURAflCE FACILlry
RELIGION
SEE ALSn snLE
SEE ALSO Churches. 3u^han
III A*tl2 ETLtTJ!^; oiviNirr SCHOOL
see also Faith healiug
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NO LA.. N.l^i??,c"E'w[r2n;!T GOT
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BRly2?^""'ic"? '"il-T WART
6»3yHILL: RELIGIOUS PR0CR.^M,.,0 IS -,01 THRE.rENFO
"ELicinus Cults
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"EMEOIAL EUUCATKin
SEE B4CK-TU-3ASICS
• SEE Knt'u'^"'' SCHOOLS. REMEDIAL EnuCATION PROCRA.
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.. CURRICULUM
RENE^ PROGRAM
SEE N.C. WILULIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
"ENT-ALL buSINESSES
RENTAL BUSINESS IS nuOMIN'-, I„ TR I AN.-.L E
■lENT SUBSmifs
Iff ii-}i ''OVERNMENT SUBSIDIES
III !MS HOUSIN.-, DURHAM
lei i^lZ ""USING, N.C.
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SfE ALSO HOUSING, U.S. , ,
SEE ALST LANOLJ'O-rEM-iT PRncLCj
STUDY PLANNED ON SIATF'S P3Li:»
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RFPORIES -OiT GIVE UP_NOTES
N.C. TV kEPORTET WOUNDcn I.N Q I'JT
NErtSMFN RETURN Tu N.C.
aEPJor^RS. U.S. ^ ^ „„,,-
SEE ALSJ FKiE^JH QF THE POESS
S== ALST NE"S=APcaS. U.S.
SEE ALSl SPCSTS, SEPC'TERS
M-lLLT-jnC STEOErtYPiD aSP:iRTc3S
ITr^b^'N^i: ^nrYl C^RiSTliN FMTH INFLUENCES H,S HORK
8ARBE»: ELECTION CA-PAICNS NEvE» STHP
BUSINESSES CRITICAL CF PEPCRT-RS
FELLOWSHIP PROGRA" expanding
VOCAL -OMAN 3f CONSCIENCE
INACCURACY LINKED m E AAGGER AI ION
f^>i\hr^::dif\iEi.'o^\o<- AGENDA
REPUBLICANS LGOHING FOR •\i-' 'LOOO'
GOP CELAYS -ErT
ClUNTY GCP "EET POSTFONEO A «r L<
GOP CANDIDATE LOOKING TO • i'- ._
REPUBLICANS JANT MORE CANE CRrcK SI
NATIONAL GOP OFFICE TO HELP L^CAL C
lUOY
OFFERS
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foS^lR-l^^ATpGSp'rE.E^S'P.USroi^.NKRUPTCY
GOP SCOFFS 51 speech; DFMOC'aTS CAUTIOUS
GOP piNcLlSTi BACK REaGan; OE-OS, "inNOALE ^^ , __.
BRQYHILL AND OELAPP NAHFD ■» E= USL IC AN 5 OF THc CENTJPY-
PERSON oepuPlICanS to MfET „^,„. ,,
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3USINESSHAN SEEKS R=pu6LICaN 'UST
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GnP CONVENTION STARTS TODAY
S5'p^^Eiif?^r^tlH?XrY>S^?irTk"^0SS. .OOFRATFS CALL FOR UNITY
FLAHERTY GOnn FOR COP ,^„ .
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ATTORNEY GENERAL CHIOFD FOR rflNORING REPUBLICAN
KIFT DIVIDING N.C. REPUBLICAN". c. .,,,„„;
G3P S-^EKS FULL TICKET FOR •1', ST ATc EL ECT IONS
1<. REPUBLICANS HELD EYEING StilE OfrlCES airrt
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REPUBLICANS TO HAVE OUcERNATU) lAL P»!"APY
np II' ITFS BEmINlI MARTIN AS D ^.^C^ATj L"CK HQRNS
J^« h.RtU plays fCuTE to LEO ELEPHANTS ICARTOO.WI
MARTrN paChS pay raises for t^aCifrs
h"tIN MNEiruNING ISSGES FOR Gu iFRNATOP I Al EFFORT
UNC PRJFcSSPR SAYS GOP HAS GO^O.SHOT
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ELLIS -ANTS OPPONENT FOR HARI'N . u.jrii..
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RcPUBLlCAN PARTf, -IRAnGE COUNTY , , .,.
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GOP CmaIRHAN FINE LEAOtR
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REPUBLICAN .CHFN'S club. CHAJEL HILL
REPUBLICAN -OXEN PLAN MEETING
COP CLUB PLANS TRIP
REPUBLICAN .rHFN'S CLUB. OURHAH ,„cc-Dt
NATIONAL GOP OFFICE TO HtLP LTCAL COFFt»S
RcSC'lE rfORKcRS
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6/03/83 A
6/07/83 n
6/25/83 A
7/10/83 C
7/15/83 A
8/05/83 A
9/01/83 C
9/22/83 A
9/22/83 C
0/18/83 A
0/19/03 a
0/20/83 A
1/22/83 A
2/02/83 A
2/03/83
2/18/93
2/27/83
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12/23/03
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12/31/^1
SUBJECTS
i/n/si.
Park
jc£R fI!M jILL ^UILD '=aCILITY IN "TP fr.K I3><
NE« lEe"! fjiLnr<G n ee usen ^« i|'',, „ ,^
•us w"^. iMeH' CUTLOIK A OISSE'VtCF TJ STjTE
175 OF OFFICE SPACE m CIIY, ' TP IS VACANT
MUST UftCES -4A«H.aHy IN TPIJNGL- . „ ,
HUNT: TflSNGLF SMllULO HAVE T5:'E5LT .ROhTH ^cicor.
AN09E-5 cILL -OJLO 31.^C< SALE OF U.S. LAND IN *FSEARCf
3ILL hOUI.3 PkOMlSIT S>LS OF f- tiTI II S TP
S^A^Tf ^[iN'lcE!;^*^?HMl^J^?r;ETTINr. O.PJCE INVESTOPS
CniPUTEP FIPM CONSIDERS RTP f T R HCE SITc
PARK IN -OEaO MEAT- TO iET RE'EA-ICH FIB''
DUSHA-, RTP RfLATIO'lSMlP 'A-IK" AS TIP PL A Wl I^G I S S JF
survey: RTP RELATIONSHIP BRIH-.RY PLAMMIWG QUESTION
MELA'S: RTP LAND -ON'T BE 'OLD
GOVERNORS. EXECUTIVES MEET AT RTP ,,,,,„
GCVERNQPS DUE AT RTP TQOAY FO' rf3»K SESSION
TRIANGLE GETS NE- E S TABL 1 S.-("E'J T
SlCROELEETlnMCs'^FTiH HAY LOCATE IN TRIANGLE
fIRH-c PECISISN IS HUE SU'IDAY
FIRM'S DECISIO'l IS HUE This irE«
RTP .O'.'T GET NEm FACILITY
STATE "0 LfiSER' IN CENTER OE'SY
SEMINAR SET FOS INDUSTRY, U'J N E« S I T I E J
INTENSE COMPETITION PART HF CTlPuTE" RACE
TEXAS M-^NEY TALKED FOR RESEARIrt VENTURE ,.„,,cto.
N.c. :fficial CPPnsES using •-. immicks' to coaw i-.oustry
MUCH S«10 LfiRNEU IN RECPUITISG FIRM
HONSanIO to SELL ITS TuOHJM P.ANT
7Sf?2|°.J^Jl:^{i'-^THr^^3il« OF SILICON VALLEY COMING TRUE IN THE RTP7
RESEaPCH park haRO TO FIN'I
POLICIES ON ftOAO SIGNS
BOARD OKS REZONING FDR FIRM
MICROELECTRONICS FACILITY TO riFFiP, ?0P JOIS AT RTP
MICRQlLECIRnNKS COMPANY COMING TO TRIANGLE PARK
park: insurance on OUR FuTUPE „ , „ „t„ e.ri, tr.
jlPJNf'f EL'^CTRONICS FUM PLAM5 TO °.)ILD PTP FACILITY
JAPANESE FIRM DUE IN 0 IP
PARK GETS MO-iE PEARLS
JIN HUNT EOF "AYOP?
OTO — IT'S THAT A WAY
!lE.< SIGNS CONSTITUTE -ARKEO PPRJVEMENT
BRITISH AMBASSADOR PRAISES ST'
AMBASSADOR: ENGLAND NEEDS HIGH TECHNOLOGY
PARK RUADmOBK set
DURHAM AREA SCORED HIGH IN AS^EMbLY
RtSFAOCH fiuNCLE park: ORIGIIALLY COHCFIVEO to kEcP.
LONC-nlSTANCE SERVICE TC RIP :jT fY ACCIDENT
PHONE CABLES Cut ,_ ,„„ ^,„
J7 MILLION CENTER PLANNED FOR RTP
RFSEARCh TRIANGLE TO GET NEW PLANT
PARK MAY PRTMPI SPIN-OFF FIRM^
MOST STATE GROWTH PLANS OON'T wOkK
Co"c°L'Hnp?Fnrs CITE UTILITY, HOUSING NCFDS
DU PONT MAY LOCATE PLANT IN TIUNGlE
OU P0':T to MAKE ELECTRONIC OR-'OUCTS „. .„,
OU PONT PLANS JOBS FQR 1,000 AT RTP PLANT
KELCOME to OU PONT
E?Fl;L^?^r^Sf ^?^0^h?G\^??^^5^XI»"^^'':i?0H-TECH JOBS IN SOUTH
S3"^i^???'^CL^lRfl;G::i5?F^R=JRK FIRM
ISM TO CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL iJILOING
3 MORE FIRMS EXPECTED Tn ANNOINCE RTP PLANS
OFFICIALS EYE RTP EXPORTS
IBM TO LEASE NtM PUILOING
ISM PLA^S TO RENT NF» TEER BUILDING
PARK HAS HAD STUNNING YEAR
DURHAM or. THE MOVE -.„^« „„x..-f c.rt.rTv
WORK PEGINS ON BUILDINGS FOR =IPSR OPTICS FACILITY
BURROUGHS NEGOTIATES FOR mqnSANTO CENTER
FIBER-OPTICS LAI'S GOING UP
RADIAN WORKERS PLAN MOVE TU RTP FACILITY
TALENT IN
DATE C Pr L P nil
1/07/B3 A I N L".!
1/07/P3 All N
2/07/93 A A E
3/01/R3 RAN
3/11/63 3 1 P N L<.l
3/ll/"3 C 1 P N F3n
3/2^/R3 B 1 P N H60
3/2A/a3 C 3 N
<./10/P3 0 1 I P P C56
*/ll/B3 A 1 N KJO
■■/IJ/'S A 1 N
4/13/=3 CI N S63
i./15/P3 A I N f>0
<,/ls/R3 A 1 N S5l
A/lP/'i3 A 3 N
5/33/°3 All N
^/OA/'S 1 I N
5/12/83 A 10 N
5/l2/fi3 B I N
5/13/13 A I N L<il
S/U/OS C 1 'I
S/I^/SS C 1 N
5/17/83 A 1 N
5/18/B3 A 1 N
5/10/R3 A 2? N
5/2n/H3 A ". F
5/21/R3 A A E
5/21/R3 A l<. '1
5/2<./R3 A 3 P N
5/26/83 A I N CI
5/26/R3 A 5 N T32
5/21/R3 A 2 1 OF L*!
5/3i}/n3 0 «. H
5/3n/R3 A A F
o/iit/BS a 1 N
6/21/93 A 1 N T32
6/22/B3 A 1 N
6/22/S3 A A i
b/23/RJ A 1 N 132
6/2*/R3 A 1 N
6/25/R3 A A E
b/2'»/93 A * E
7/05/B3 A 1 N
7/05/S3 A <• 0 E
7/05/"3 A 1 P N T32
7/06/93 t 1 N
7/19/93 C I N
7/30/93 C I N 0*6
a/as/"3 A 7 F
a/01/93 A I N
a/in/93 b lA N
9/17/83 A 1 N T32
a/19/93 A 1 N
11/27/83 A3 N T32
9/25/83 C 17 N
10/01/83 A 3 P N
10/07/93 C I N K90
10/l'l/93 A 1 N , „
IQ/l'i/Si A 1 N C60
10/20/93 A 1 H N «67
10/21/93 A i' „ E ,
10/21/83 A 6 P N L",!
10/21/93 A A f
10/23/93 0 11 F
11/01/93 A I N C60
11/11/93 CI N r60
U/19/93 A I M N
11/23/93 A 1 N C60
12/06/93 A I N
12/15/93 A 1 N C60
12/16/83 C 5 N
12/20/93 A A F
12/21/93 A 5 L ,,„
12/21/93 A 1 N C60
12/21/83 A 17 N
12/22/83 9 2 N
12/23/93 C I N
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
M 2
S 2
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, HISTORY
TRIANGLE ORIGINATOR TO PRESENT PAPERS
DUKE TO GET ROMEO GUEST PAPEfi;
A .ELCOME GUEST
'^^:llNEsl^rN'Si?ST^PEAM' RECALLS THE CREATION OF RTP
FOLKS AOOUNO HERE: THE MAY THiNGj ARE
r.-.^im im''«llil'luef^'''l^'iltVT,^,UO>. to replace old COTTON MILL
iiv,iii,.r>nii:,T..:fi^\2v^fd'. conceived to keep... t.lent ,n n.c.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, RUN IN THE PARK
SEE ALSO LONG-OISTANCE RUNNING
RUN S'=T FOR SUNDAY IN RTP
RUN IN THE PARK MAY ATTRACT 1,000
LET'S GC, FEET
THE HlNflER
Pfi^FABrH TRI4NGLE PARK, WATER AND SEwER LINES ,,^_
"""oJrO t5 CJNSiSeRRunnING RTP ||'<",^INES TO WAKE SIDE
5E.ER SERVICE TO WAKE WILL BE STUDI EO FURTHER
COUNTY IS RESTRICTING DEVELOPMENT ON I-AO
SEwER STUDY UNSELIEVAPLE ,
SHOULD DURHAM TREAT WAKE COUNTY ifWlGF?
WAKE WON'T IS" DURMiH TO EXTEIO SEwER LINES
SWINDPLL
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ZONING
SEE ALSO ZONING L»«S
aOARu 0«S REZOMNG FCR F RM ^,^^^
PARK ZONING MAY RAISE SU I L OIN^ COSTS
DEVELOPMENT OUTSIDE RTP A->R»I=S I-'.O PANcL
MUNI URGES RTP RUFFFR ZONE .-.„c
HUNT: PROTECT TRIANGLE WATER, GUILD M0|(E ROADS
CITIZENS RAP ZONE AT PARK
^:?i?2"Suis'^i'^R5"u^p^Epjosi?^;5:irkHi;a"Es
IVhI ^^n!e^t"21?%e ALTERED FDR PARK
1/25/93 A
1/25/93 C
2/17/93 C
3/20/83 0
3/20/93 D
6/23/83 C
3/21/93 A
3/21/93 A
3/30/93 A
3/31/93 B
3/31/93 A
A/Ol/83 a
<;/03/93 0
A/17/83 C
5/01/83 D
3/05/93 A
10/11/93 C I
10/15/83 13 A
10/17/83 A 1
10/17/83 3 1
10/03/93
lO/OA/93
lO/OA/93
10/12/93
10/20/93
12/29/93
6/14/93
7/0A/93
10/10/93
lQ/27/83
10/25/»3
10/29/93
H/03/93
11/26/93
12/13/93
12/16/93
S83
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981
1 N
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B81
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(60
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SEE LITTLE RIVER RESERVDI"
"ESI^TING ARPtST
F*«H WORKERS CotpENSAT ION 'b I LL ' ibvANC E 5
RESORTS. H.C.
SEE ALSO Ski resorts
,^?Sfl J*CTICS COMPLAINTS UP
LAVER TO OVERSEE N.C. TENnIs !ESJRT
RESPIRAnRY OISEASfs
SEE LUNG DISEASES
RESPIRATORY THFRAPV
RESPIBATURV THERAPY COURSE TO BEGIN
CAlR%?Sc"pFff ToS'ea'r'"''™ ^°^ "'^''^""■' ^ET. DA REPORTS
REST HONES
SEE GROUP CASE HO'IES
SEE NURSING HOIFJ, DURHAM
SEE NURSING HOMES, N.r. "
SEE NURSING HOHFS, U.i,
RESTAURANTS, OURmA'« ^^
sif Jti^^!^??i7fJS''Ryw^c%''"""«"^
NORTHCATE TO GET NEH C AF ET FR ri
R^?lT;iSli<?'„rE^fe| p"^ °'''""^ °U^^ STUDENTS
KLAiA i^lLL i.ET RESTAURANT
L^i"MS?%J32?NW^'^'"=--
RESTAURANT TO REUPEN
F R« PlIns'S^'JhIS ?i?^r Ar "»"<"S
hfJlTH 0£lAR"rSeNT RELEASEs'S.MSVSp^f^;*""*"'
B.RBECUE "ESTASRANriS ,'j||Nfl;;;''^i5i;\-,7'f''^'^'' "AOES
RESTAURANTS. N.C.
LINES OBAUN EOS L IlJUOR BATTIF
NEW DRINKING LAll BLAMF? Jrinf-n.T
KES. „, SAY^S5?f^M|S$-,'2',5FMAND,NG LIGHTFk MEALS
SFE Ilso n"? "'"'SfxvAnnN
III :tis S-^iifrlf-^^if^Sf^^^:'^:?- --rvahon technology
OfSelOPfJ Slv^y .'-.t "I "ENOVATED
SiXN^"?FrL"?^F'' SSY•S?^'^N2^!i;,?*5!'^VJ S^- DFCISION
^1''"'""^^""''"'^''' ""' '"'' "'" '^"""-^' '■''"-
■ iiid:?[3^'^lH^Atli"?5.-./JCO^LAKE,^_^^,^,^
I'lmu s^sr.Ss^r"" """noNs
COP. DEMOCRATS USE ^A^'^L^i^^lB^ TO HELP THEMSELVES
THE RESURRECTION OF LADY LESTFR IB. .vi
LEAD ACTORS C ARRrViS y^^^ S TE! ?"
'"tJt !.*t|5. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PUSINESSE^. niiOuAu
SEE ALSO econuSy\^ ourSaS"*"
COUNTY RETAIL SALES JUMP
OURHA" SALES INCREASE 181
HEALTHY SHOWING
DECEMBER SALES JUMP ix
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1/31/83
3/05/83
5/13/83
5/17/83
7/14/83
7/15/83
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H 2 11/01/83 A 14
S 2 12/14/63 C 4
H 2 11/10/83 B 5
2/15/83 U
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11/18/83 A
11/23/83 A
N H60
N
2/0'i/83
2/13/83
3/18/83
3/20/83
4/ID/B3
4/12/83
4/16/83
5/21/83
6/2'!/83
7/U6/83
7/07/83
8/24/83
10/01/83
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1/13/83 A
3/0<!/fl3 A
7/03/83 C
7/13/83 C
7/21/83 A
7/21/83 A
7/22/83 A
9/11/R3 U
10/12/83 II
10/18/83 A
12/22/03 A
12
20
14
2
15
18
CURRICULUM
2/12/83 A
3/14/83 C
4/02/83 A
4/16/83 H
4/23/83 A
4/23/»3 A
5/03/83 A
5/04/83 A
5/05/83 C
5 /Of,/ 8 3 A
5/07/81 A
5/0 8/ 8 3 D
5/08/83 r
5/0/83 A
5/12/83 C
5/22/83 F
6/02/8 3 A
6/05/83 C
6/15/83 C
7/24/83 f
0/21/83 F
''/l''/83 c
0/14/83 II
n/2?/83 A
0/24/83 A
0/30/83 0
1/20/83 e
2/04/83 E
2/15/83 II
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OUOMi" 54L£'. TALL BFLH- EXPECrATION^
RCIiK SALC^ JUMH 17.1,1 IN TUIMA'I
»«fcA cjunTIFs RIno up Salfs GvIns in January
RFTilL SALiS UP 2 PFkfE' T
ffSRuiRr RCfAiL sale; climu 5'
RETAIL SALE"; IN MARCm RFPnKTtl U^
DURHA- lEAOS STATE WITH l';t S^LFi GAIN
OURMA- RETAIL SALES ROSE I 5» IN APRIL
ECONO-IK GROWTH ROtJST IN OURHA"^
RETAIL SALES IN OUBHA't ?00M [I J.JLY
JULY acTAlL SALES INCREASE
LA30R OAY SALES GOOD ^ ^^
DURHAM RETAIL SALES PASS STAT» AVERAGE
RETAIL SALES HIKE HFANS MORE JOdS
QURH4" "ETaIL sales BRI'I!
DURHAM RETAIL SALfS SURGE cr.Tc.c
CruMTY RETAIL SALES GAIN SAME IN AUGUST AS STATF-S
°SEME:«ER'RE'TAfL'-|!LEl'uP 21 PERCENT IN OMRHAH CUUNTY
DURHAM RETAILERS REPORT INCREASE IN .HOPPERS
"^'^"»0EA''cauNriES ring up sales gains in January
N.C. RETAIL SALES RISES IN JANUARY
WJi'.niV. 'JS.'LErs"'o!p%ACE TRIANGLE RECOVERY
i[,'ii".i'nrr,i'['^Ln'n'.i°Tiiri aver.gf
COUNTY RETA L SALES GAIN SAME IM AUGUST AS STATE'S
SePTE"bER RETAIL SALES UP 23 'ERCENT IN DURHAM COUNTY
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS EMPTYING N. C . STORES
RETARDED CITUE.JS, DURHAM COUNTY iS SIC I A TQN FOR
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION f ^ R RFTA3DEP CITIZENS
RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA
SEE ALSO =LIN0
DFVICE HELPS NIGhT VISION
WOMAN WANTS EYE TREATMENTS IN HQSCOH
5S:;IS\"olUa'f\!°^1^t1e^t'S'^Y =E STJCK in soviet UNION
NFAR-=LIN0 TAR HEEL STRANDED IM USSR
''''''lhV^'d'lpht\l1'--'tW CRUrUES FREEZE RESOLUTION
NE» OFFICERS
TAKING The gavel
retired persons
Iff ame'ckan association of retired pf^sons
sif DUKE Ulv. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IM RETIREMENT
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
RETIRED SENIOK VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
OLDER A^ESlCANf EliS?NE NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES
NEW YU«K MOTEL KEEPS TIES - 1 T^ DURHAM HOME
Ta" ASSISTANCE PROGRAM GETS RFCOGNITinN
OVER Zi'' SENIOR CITIZENS HONORED
RSVP APPRECIATES BUSINESS i,EN'R05ITY
NEWSPAPER HELPED TAX-AID EFFORT
BANDUET A GREAT SUCCESS
RSVP SAYS THANKS
RETIREMENT AGE
SEE ALSO AGE niSCfl IMINATION
SEE ALSO ATHLETES. AGING
SEE ALSO N.C.. STATE EMPLOYEES.
SEE ALSO SENIOR CIIUINS
FORCED RETIREMENT
SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM ICARTUINI
EnlTO»l»LS ON LAW FALL SHORT
BLACK DAY FOR ELOFRLY
END n MANDATORY BETIREMtNI U'uEO .„,.,„„rMT
LABOR GROUPS CRITICIZE FARMwO'kFuS IILL ami-NOMCNT
RETIREMENT CCNCtPTS
RETIREMENT AREA PERMIT SUUuHT
PANEL TO GET PRESENTATION ON nOLLUTlON
""sFl''ALSn"cAR5L WOODS IKFTIRFMENT CJMPLEXI
S J U J t C T S
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RETIRFmenT age
^^lFfiRFMES?''cOM5LES:''GTFS IF LM,n GIV=S YATES BAPTIST PROPOSAL A BOOST
CAROUNAMEAoSws! NURSING HOV FRFE.'E STYMIES PFKMIT FOR COMPLEX...
BREVARU RATED AS TOP PLACF FO' RETIREES
RETIREMENT Pfiu'.RAMS
HI ItlSSlc^li 5?2yi^|M?!?Y^I^;'NET,RFMENT PLANS
\\'oi.°V.kTol''fl/dV,l\TH'.Osl S^T^u'emFNT OFFER
SHAW UNIVERSITY IS NAMED IN S)IT
FIRM IS OFFERING FARLY RETIREMENT
BUREAUCRATS IN MINORITY ,.,.,„
ARTICLE UN FEOERAL RETIREES S1HILL, UNFAIR
16CI ACCEPT OETIREMENT OFFER
SENATE APPRriES CHURCH DAY-CA'E CENTER BILL
study: LITTLE GOLD EXISTS IN -.OLOFN YEARS
The return of MARIIN GiJERRE IFILMI
■RETURN' A STRANGE MYTH .,,.r
'RETURN OF MARTIN GUERRF' IS TAPTIVAIING
FACTS CAN OnSCURE ARTISTIC TRUTH
RETURN OF THE Jtfil (FILMl
RETURN OF THE JFQI
OaRTh VAOER COOKIES ANYONE?
•jEOi' IS wFLL WORTH The long wait
•JEOI' WORTH The wait
CL'SS REUNIONS
GRA DUATION
STJOENTS
REUNIONS inlHER THAN FAMILY!
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
RAINBOW RECRUITS ,^,
Q^TH INFANTRY REUNION SET
SHIP PLANS REUNION
CRUISER VETS PLAN REUNION „r. ...,.,<:
MILLS'OROUGH HIGH SCHOOL PLANS REUNIONS
SECOND AIR REUNIONS
17TH AIRiOKNE REUNION SF T „-,.,. ,„u
ARTILLERY GROUP PLANS 1ST FULL RcUNION
CCC UNIT SETS REUNION
B-2'. CREw SEEKS CHIEF
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5/03/n3
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RICHARD H. THORNTON LIBRARY
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aFVAL'IAT10\ SPECIFICATIONS nEt/IScIl
CHANGtS uK'" ON LAKF R0«OS
PASK BJAUHJRK SFT
ALAKANCF FHI CFIS CO'lTnACI
COMXITTFt FAVORS PAVING PART TF (HAn
ROAUSt '1<L>
SEE ALSO PHlVAir R.JAD5
MRST 'CUnj <OAns' GnvE'lNOR
SIAlt NFtlj MOHrv FOR RllAD PkljrCTS
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SENAIh APPKlWFS JPE'UNG COKOL- A <OA0
flcrTf' SAFE Than .oiky . ^
USt 01- ThIN TRAILERS ORAHS WARNING
ALAHANC! PdA.*r> OKS PAVING LIST
ttj HILL 10 < APPRQVLO FOF 'ECO'OARY .IIAOS
RFSURfACING PLANMFG FOR PART IF U.S. 70
RjAOS. H.L.. NAM( j , ,,. ,
SEE ALST HIGHWAY SIGNS
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A uIN'iER'S "Ehai'US: koanOKE. 'A.
(A3 WON > Tinrs
ROANQUE ISLANU. I.C
SLICK JPERATION PLANNTD
NF« JOJUS FFATU^E ROANOKE vOY« „F j
OUANOKF ISLAIiO ilcFL AMD OOAT JflP.*'
SHIP r IRM r. FU«CFD 10 CL^St
RQANOKE RIVER
STATE iinuS
COriMITTFE ENOCKSE- WINE'IFS I'lLL
OQANOKF river PASIN ASSOCIATION „„„n,.r.,
OPPrSITIUN CJNT1.NCIES TO VA. « TF„ P»OPJSAL
ROANOKE GROUP PLANNING SUIT AGAINST PIPFLIME
RQBSERY. ChaFEL HILL ,,, ,^^
aURGLARY DIPS. SAY FIGUFES
CHAPEL HILL RESTAURANT BROKEN INTO
PAPER OFFICE FNTEREO -„,.„ ,>,
TEEN-AGER ARRESTED IN CASTLE .REAK-IN
OFFICERS PROEE RASri OF BREAKHNS
THIEVES HIT C>ROL -OOOS ,„-ct
7 CHARGED IN CHAPEL HILL BEER TH;FT
7 TEEN-AGERS CHARGED IN BEEP 'HEFT
STEREO F3U1RHFNT STOLEN
»R00 SAID MISSING
RADIO* TV STOLEN
BREAK-IN PEOQRTFD AT CHAPEL HILL HO-^E
MAN HcLD IN CARD THEFT
EOUIPXENT hJRTh tS.'.OOO STOLEN
MAN chaRuEu rfiTH Theft
FIREARMS WOPTH li.SOO STOLEN
THIEVES HIT VIDEO MACHINES
TyO TFEN-AGFRS CHARGED
SAUSAGE IS STCLFN .^„
THEFT LlNKEI TO -POWERFUL HUN.ER
BIKE-0 ICIH: 3URGLARS HIT CHAP: L
Car IS STOLEN
duRCLAKY Charges filed
property is STOLEN
MOTHER HEN AT LARGE „,^,,
FOOTPRINTS LEAD TO LARCENY ARltST
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN HELO IN LAR. ENIE5
PLANTERS STTLEN ,„ ,--
CARRIER'S ALERTNESS LEADS TO ARRcSTS
RADIO ITEM'S STOLEN
FIREBPIB OA-<aGES residence
PROPERTY STOLFN FROM SOCIETY
MISSING euo CASE BAFFLES "UG <ILLFk
POLICE PR03= MOTOR BIKE THEFTS
UNC STUDENT CHARGED wITH LAPC.iY
TEENS SCUGhT in ORANGE THEFT
STORE RCldBiO
•5.000 IN PFJPERTY STOLEN
VIDEO RECOROER. CAMERAS STOLEN
SWENStN'S MONEY TAKEN
MAN NABBED IN eRtAK-lN
FIRFABM IS STOLEN
fi^iir^^^EE^STIES CHARGE SOKOLO.CKI
BANK CARD JSEO TO ROB ACCOUNT
OEPUTIcS PROfl'? TOOL THEFT
MAN hFlD in robbery OF STJTIO'
MAN IS Charged with apt. 3REAi-1w
HOME IS KOllrtcO , „,
bURGLARIES FALL IN CHAPEL H I LL
CHAPEL HILL 3URGLARIES ARE DOJN
SAFE CONTENTS STOLEN
«?80 STOLEN FROM RESTAURANT SAFE
tltvl'-lRF^If ItoLEN FROM CHA= .L HILL HmE
CHAPEL HILL MAN FACES SFX, IIR'AK-IN CHARGES
TRAILER oRJKtN INTO
LARCENY CHARGE FILED
HFARINGS SET FUR STJOENT
POLICE ARREST MAN IN ORANGE B>EAK-IN
HILL HIGH TWICE OVER WEEKEND
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IJS,.V11EN Ifl OMAriCF HOME IllfcT
3 GUNS STOLFN FanH APiHrMFWT
CHAPEL HILL hHUE IS BURCLAhr;cn
COGO SAMAPIFAN LllSF*" UAiicr ,,n^ .
SILVERWARE LGCATEn "''■'■f'' '^00 IN "OnGFIiy
JHEFT LEADS TO F.itEfcMSflQRQ
rHEFF IS PcPORFED AT GROCERY STORE
ROBBERY, DURHAM
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A'tig^5l^fi«^5R'£"^"«'^^'«-6'
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III ;i-|2 i^"EL THFFT
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"fHt^S?s"SH'^N"f?!jS^s'" •""'°"' "'"^"ES
THIEVES HIT STEREO SHOP
oSlH^S'MAN'aEASE"'"-"*' ''°" PP.IPERTY RECOVERED
JEnFLRY, stereo STOLEN
?"«"*" STORE IS ROBBED
PURSE SNATCHED
?ACF*If'955' °"ES a-NER
fi°y?^r-- - -^^^^^1^2 rx TO THETR TREFHOUSE
I bHYS MOVE SAFE
P0L7c'F-'lR,nt''cnI"<E^ f'^" HOME
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STEKtn, TV STOLEN
Ja^'EeatIn >;[¥S snIJ'""' "°<^" "•= '0°LS-
VANDALS dREAK WINDOWS
officers probe caff RRFa^ tm
HAN HELD IN 11,456 tSef?
STAFBING PROBED '
STEREO, vIUFO GAHF, clock r«<-K,
J1n'c';,a^SfE"?S'3J I ?^^ ^'«S.\no, street house
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rUK 5E STOLEN; THQ AfiRF<;TPn
CAMERA PEPGRTEO STOLEN
H?i';rY-„,^^^,"MTlK^ ---
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CASH. jEkEL'T AOE STuLEN
IMIEvtS GEf CASH
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MAN STEALS MONEY POX FRHM ..Ou'i £
JFnEL-' STjLEN FrtOM SESrO^NCE
QFPUTIFS PR;"'9F ■:iuNf TV THEFT
tSaIlEK theft aFPOPTET
ftlOIN'". LAWN MPhFR STOLEN
ELECTOKAL ITEMS STOLEN
ftOAT -OTCR SfiTLEN , „
BSIEFCiSE ^EPOaTEP STHLEN FOQ- CAR
JIf ?^ 'ftUlV'h'^'l'i'lLiO IN ILOC. TAPE-PEC. THEFT
POLICE ChAkCE OUKHAI "AN WITH EDRCLARY
JFi^ELRr. SILVER-^ARE STOLEN
OEpOTTES SEPJRT theft of TELEVISION, Ca-EOa
TV CAfE'A STOLEN
TELEVISIONS STOLEN
3 ARRESTEn II e»EA*-IN
THIEVES n30< FISMIN'; TACKLE
GaSPlI'JE, biTTERlES APE STOLEN
JPPUTIES INVESTIGATE THFFT CF 3 <INGS
MAN ACCUSED 3F RECEIVING
MAN FACES STOLEN GQOOS CHARGE
MCIEL ROB'^EPT nEPORTED
MAN wnuNOEj IN CAME KOO- , ,„, . ,^
JELOING TPRCh, TOOLS ARE STOLEN
SHOTS FIRE^ IN wriDO. ,^ ,,,.-.,
ioMAN SATS RINGS MISSING. NOT STOLcN
TV, CCO«lNo ITEMS STOLEN
TRuCrFR kD3'*EP
HAN HURT IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTUg
TELEVISIuN, ^INGS STOLEN ON SJAN ST.
MAN RfPCRTS STEFEO TAKE'' _
STEPEP EQUIPMENT REPORTED STjLcN
PIPING SAID STOLEN ,,,-„,
DURHAM MAN FACES 1 T H CHAKCE 0" PUI
WOHAN REPORTS ARMED ►TS'-ERY
MAN IS RCBcfJ ..HILE IN AUTO
GUNS. TELEVISION STOLEN
JF,,Fl0Y. cash RFPnRTEO STHlFn , . .
THEY PIP WHAT THEY CO"Ln FOR YOUNG MAN
MAN GFTS ".TH Pul Charge
PPLICr PROsC ' ARMED POIlbrRIt'
Jn'rIc''c°^.R^,E'TEkN^ITH 001 I, HPEC<
iA^P?ICHOR"D' S?^°R ^tuFF FUUN. IN WOODS AT SCHOOL
POLICE ARREST MAN ON h PRUG CUNTS
I'^PSO'S^ CITIZEN HURT IN FIGHT
TFLEVISIUnS STOLcN
HAN'S "DOTS ARE STOLEN PURING WALK
WOMAN ATTACKED AT SOuTH STUAR-
ASSAULT CHA-'GF IS FILED
PPLICE REPORT BREAK-IN
EQUIPMENT SAin STOLEN
JEWELRY IS STOLEN
SS;;*F\cifR0i?|R??\!gNAPP.NG CHARGES
coins, cuns taken from home
jEwElRy taken FRQM RCOH
COUPLE POSoFg
MAN STEALS CAR AT KNIFEPQI.4I
CLOTHES SAID STOLEN
HOUSEHOLD ioans STOLcN
GUNMAN GUfcS EMPTY-HANOEN
COUNTY RESIOENTS NEI'D PROTECTION rHFCKS GONE
RFSTAUKANT SAFE IS RJ°bED; t",! , 500 IN CAiH, CHcCKS r.DNC
WOMEN Rrd9=0 AT GUNPOINT
2 ARRESTED I. EREAK-IN
MAS CHAFGFD WITH ASSAULT
TIRE, STEREO EuUIPMENT STOLEN
PAIR ARJESrro AFTER bRE«K-lN
HAN C'AfiGFD IN ROBBERY
MAN ChaRGEO AFTER BUSINESS 3R AK-IN
HAN SUFFERS WPUNO
DUKE GETS CRIME GRANT
DURHAM LINK 10 WAKE CRI-E RIN", UNKNOWN
LAWN MUwER STOLEN
FOLKS ABOUND HERE
aOAT IS STOLEN
POLICE ARREST TEENS IN fRFAK-lj ,..,,,,-
SOCIAL SECURITY HONEY TAKEN A'TER BEATINi,
STEREO EQUIPMENT IS STOLEN
HOwERS EECOME THIEVES' TAOGiT
ASSAULT IS CHARGEO
i CHAtGEO wITH RQIBFRY
gii'-R'iS^ S8-;n%F M,0QD; war. ANT ISSUED
WACSTAFF ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTr
CNVE'TULE TPP STOLEN
iiN-R^PoSTS U?nOO TAKEN IN OJEAK-IN
TAMcIi DRWErSiSCOvERS S.EA.-IN AT wonLWURTH-S
VERDICT; 2 COUNTS OF GUILTY
CAR RPoEtRY WORTH H.-'O"
THIEVES TAkF stereo ITE-S
HCCLORE GETS <.-YEAR SENTENCE
I MEN ACRFSIcP FOR STEALING G^ S
BREAK-IN CHARGtJ; HAN HFlP
AIR COOLERS ARE STOLEN
OUI. DRUG CHARGFS lodged
AIR CONOITinNERS STOLEN FPJM lOMc
BURGLARY Charged
motor club tepgrts jhfft
burglar flees when charceo
churcS^sSrrundfu, suspfct is captured
television stolfn -.,,-e
aobpers fik- at woman, then ejcapf
WOMAN ACCUiEO OF KICKING DEPUTY IN FACE
aOAT MOTORS ARE FOUND AFTER CIASE
WEDDING Ba;iD, RADIO STOLEN
HOGS, DRUMS REPORTED STOLEN
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H 2 4/11/83 ? 1
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S 2 4/11/83 A 3
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5 2 4/12/83 A 5
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5 2 4/1B/83 C 1
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5 2 4/19/83 8 1
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S 2 4/20/83 C 1
N
^ 2 4/21/83 A 12
N
H 2 4/22/rtJ A 4
L
H 2 4/22/"'3 b 5
N
S 2 4/22/83 A 7
'1
S 2 4/23/°3 A 3
N
H 2 4/24/83 A 9
N
S ? 4/25/83 C 1
N
H 7 4/26/83 A 12
N
S 2 4/26/83 1' 1
N
S 2 4/27/83 B 1
N
S 2 4/28/83 A 3
N
S 2 4/28/83 C 1
N
S 2 4/29/83 A 1
N
S 2 4/29/83 C 1
N
H 7 4/30/8J a 1
n u
S 2 4/30/83 A 3
N
S 2 5/D3/83 b 1
N
H 2 5/04/83 D 1
N
S 2 5/04/83 A 3
N
S 2 5/02/83 A 6
N
s 2 5/05/33 A 12
N
S ? 5/06/83 C 1
N
S ? 5/07/63 A 3
M
S 2 5/09/(13 C 1
fl
H I 5/10/83 B 1
H
S 2 5/10/83 A 9
N
S ? 5/10/83 b 1
N
H 2 5/11/83 A 3
N
S 2 5/11/83 A 13
N
H 2 5/17/93 A 10
N
H 2 5/12/83 A IP
N
M 2 5/12/83 A 10
N
•: 2 5/12/83 C 1
N
S 2 5/12/83 C I
N
S 2 5/13/83 A 5
N
H 2 5/14/83 P 4
N
H 2 5/14/83 H 4
N
S 2 5/14/83 A 3
N
S 2 5/14/83 A 14
N
S 2 5/16/83 A 3
N
5 7 5/16/83 C 3
N
H 2 5/17/83 A 9
N
M 7 5/17/83 A 9
N
H 2 5/17/83 A 9
N
M 2 5/1 7/83 A 9
N
S 2 5/17/83 C 1
N
S 2 5/18/83 C I
N
H 2 5/19/83 A 5
L
H 2 5/19/83 3 4
N
H 2 5/19/33 C 6
N
S 2 5/19/83 C 1
N
" L r / A M V u » L
«rj:.P^^3MN"'.^iQn^'^" ""'■'^' "5H .R6 .EPORTEH STOLE.
s!?{?»"I?^JV° ''°^"' "°" 5-KV,C£ STATION
h;n charged in hreak-in
cOUIPHENT TAKEN FRa>l RACIO S TA T I If,
ISsPEC^'lR^I^Jfe'r" HITChEI^Er' """
r7r.ocrTf?'"^^'^E '• Charged
ci^NSIuER ?f STOl'en""" ''""' "0" 'OPS STATION
TWO MEN ROS enOKSTORE
CASH, jEdELTV S«10 STOLEN
'"IFV'S N46 CAME^IA, moLeR
|„P"»"«D -ITH HREAK-IN
jFENs charg-0 ji th Theft
?°^,"-lJ„»£fJ»TED ON nAPNES AI/ENJF
?o"S^?: 6"f?E'|:?3°| i^f ^ '«'■- «' HOME
JS??!SI ^£r\[?U%'' N
FURNITURE IS <;rnLFN
FURNITURE SAID STOLFN
JE-ELBY IS STOLFN '■ '
E*yp'¥""^""----?oN'"^ -"
?f5ii^T'K'^^^.%^^^' ^^'^^e^
m^rsTSt^E^-F'R-S.^^H^.iE^"'"""^'^" —
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JSSptrT^^Ifi^Jr^E HOUSE
U B J r C I S
'TnU^^'rVc^i'^hl'?^ "«N IN SRrA<-IN
inibVtS Ot r HAUL VALUFQ AT t «i iin
PROPERTY STOLEN
SILVER REPORTED STOLEN
N'TEMALS STOLEN
LUMBER REPQRfFD STOLEN
f^'llSf ,5"OUL0 bF MORE RFSPO'ISIUF
riLf?R"fS?Ei" '"'"' °^ ^I'in'ok"'
off'ke iVe"" s'^^l"e°S '"'^'^
«»N STRUCK nr TRAIN
BATHTUB RFPllRrEn STOLFN
^::^5?^:^^;^^3rt^«o:"^fI. st.l angry.
f5srrRfEi:«^fORvr--'^ —
Sn^i5sT^5?''sT;L?f,''°'"" ""^-^-^
sfe/;ri;:il---'-'^^^^^~cnNTROL„ER
CASH Taken AT SNACK dAH
SSN'sHoV^feS.'Pn"? CAPTUklNG^^ ^SCAPEFS
riorlVSJ fOLI-nnING ARGUMENT ^'-"^"^^
M.2 F ?Srl'?'-J? IN STORE a«£A- -IN
STER^^'^VrsJg^'JSJo" "LL poli:e'arrivf
JtLOING EQUIPMENT IS STOI F^;
o-?^'sMn?k\\^^^'.^,¥"*^^"''^-'-*^
TOOL ao«cS SAID STOLEN
RACE t![
DATE
5/21/R3
5/^^/B3
5/;a/R3
5/^VB3
5/26/93
5/26/83
5/27/83
5/27/83
5/27/B3
5/28/83
5/30/13
RG L P RYL
3
12
1 2
1
1 1
I 1
I
5/31/03 II 12
5/31/83 I
5/31/03 (
6/01/93 I
6/01/83 ;
5/01/93 C
6/02/83 A
6/03/93 «
6/03/33 C
6/06/83 C
6/07/93 A
6/07/83 n
6/08/83 A
6/08/83 A
6/0')/"3 n
6/0<!/93 n
6/0')/93 A
6/10/83 C
6/ll/"3 A
6/13/93 n
6/13/83 C
6/l<./»3 B
6/15/»3 A
6/15/93 C
6/16/83 e
6/16/93
10
2
6/16/93 11
6/16/93
6/17/93 .
6/19/93 ,
6/20/93 ;
6/21/93 I
6/22/93 C
6/23/93 1
6/23/«3 A
6/2<>/93 C
6/25/93 B
6/25/93 A
6/27/83 B
6/27/83 C
6/28/83 3
6/2')/93 8
6/29/93 C
6/2"'/93 8
7/01/03 C
7/.H/93 u
7/0',/83 C
7/0 5/9 3 P.
7/06/9) B
7/06/9) A
7/07/83 A
7/07/83 U
7/07/83 A
7/08/93 C
7/0'3/93 A
7/0<)/93 A
7/09/93 A
7/11/93 9
7/11/93 C
7/12/93 I)
7/13/83 A
7/13/9) A
7/13/93 C
7/l'./93 A
7/15/83 A
7/18/83 A
7/10/83 C
7/19/93 A
7/20/93 A
7/21/93 A
7/21/93 A 1
7/21/93 A
7/21/83 C
7/22/93 C
7/25/83 C
7/26/93 A
7/27/83 A
7/20/93 A
7/29/83 A
7/29/93 C
7/30/83 C
7/30/9) A
7/31/93 0
a/01/83 C
8/02/83 R
a/03/83 8
8/0<./8) C
a/05/9) A
8/05/8) A
0/09/93 A
<3/06/93 A
8/08/93 A
d/oa/a3 B
8/09/H3 A
S/00/83 R
8/09/93 C
3/10/93 A
a/n/93 A
8/11/83 C
0/12/83 B
0/12/83 A
8/12/83 C
1/11/93 C
1/11/83 <
a/U/83 C
8/15/83 B
a/16/83 A
8/16/83 A
8/16/83 C
8/17/93 A
9/18/83 A
8/19/83 ft
a/19/93
1 1
1
1
n u
1
N F30
1
N
I
N
)
N
2
N
1
N
9
N
T H L Y / » S
HCNfT «»0 STOLEN FR); STOOe
GIFT STOkF RLPOmS «500 THEFT
PHoras »Kf sfolfm ^ , , ^,
M«N ACCUS'^O .".f 1SS4JLT «N0 TM' FT
Xv-l S4ID STTlFN
^"SF w»o«aNTS apiirieo in Rrv:o storc aDBO£«T
STOLES IIF1S WC-'TH »3tOOO
THIEF Lr,e«$ SELF ivrn sh.ip, tois 2 ?HCES
CUM-iS !J?S .' "FN O'JTSIOE RESriUKA-lT
HJN MEL'" IN a?EAK-riS
CAR PLUNDERFQ, GLASS SMASrtcD
ITE'-S WORTH Sl.SOO STOLFN
BUSINESS IS -inaiED
waTCm jORTh to. 000 TAKE'l FROM Cak
MAN AOqESTEO IN BUR'LARY
PQOPESTV STOLEN
TMIEF TAKES PARAKEET, TOO „„„,„
COlFuSlCN SURROUNDS MAN'S AORST IN ROBPESY
1,5 MATCHES STOLEN
Sgl^Cf^AR^^if'^-MogrSEN IN KOBPEPY OF FOOD STORE
1, BEAT, .<G3 MAN OF «10
THIEVES MIT CHILD'S STORE
INTPUDEOS 3EaT man IN HIS HOM^
INIRUOEB PEATS, ROBS MAN IN h:;ME
VIDEO ECUIPMENT, CASH STOLEN
CHAIN SA,S aEPORTEO STOLEN
•3^,000 IN CLOTHING STOLEN
STOLE" ITEMS BECJVEPEOi TEEN -icLJ
CLOTHES SAIO STOLEN
i<.,D30 STOLEN FROM JQMAN
CASH, jEuFl^y taken in "rEak-in at home
OFFKFRS PR.;dF ST:!RF BRFAK-IN
three teens HELT in aRMSO H0L3UP
THiEVEi LEAVE HOLE IN WALL
MERCHANTS OFFICE ENTEREO, HOE EO
t".,6oO CASH STOLEN FROM NCCU 1FFICE
CAMPING Eauii'-'ENT, Clothing stolcn
GOL? JEVELSY THEFT INVESIIGiT:D
CR IMESTOPP-RS PRCSRAH LEAOS T3 CHARGES
jFwEL»Y. JAOIO REPORTED STOLE'I
CSl-ESTOPPERS lEAOS TO ARREST
3 SHEETS OF TOBACCO STOLEN
2 HELD IN ADTO liREAK-IN
MAN CAPTURED IN BUILDING
CASH, 3»IEFCAS£ STOLEN
ASSAULT HEAPING SLATED
BREAK-IN NETS HAUL OF l'.,50D
MIChIE ShEO iOBPEO
RADIOS AkE STOLEN
TV, RADIO aPf stolen
MEARIfG GLASS BREAK ALARMS SH3P OHNFS
teens ATTaC QO-YEAR-OLD
COMPUTES printer stolen fru" truck
PI22A PLACE -(OBHEPY TRIAL IN '.TH PAY
WED THE" TO MSERY
GUNS, OVEN SAID STOLEN
JEwFl°Y ST3LEN
ROB'^EBS GET »0,7on FROM HOME
COMPUTER IIE1S STOLEN
OFF-OUTy''oeSuTY CHASES MAN AFTER PuHSE SNATChEU
CONSTPUCTION ITEMS STOLEN
OFFICERS PK03F ThEFT OF JEWEL'Y
MAN FACES flJRGLARY COUNT
HOUSE RIFLEO ,,_
MAN whO FlEO COURT SENTENCED
TIRES, WHEELS STOLEN
COMPUTER EfciUIPMENT IS STOLEN
TV. CAMEka. rings STOLEK
CONVENIENCE STORE IS ROBBED
MAN ROBEED. BEATEN
STEREO EQUIPMENT STOLEN
MAN STABBED [iURING F I GhT , ^. ^ ,,-,
OFFICERS PROBE STEREO. CLOTHEi THEFTS
CASH. JE«FL»Y ARE REPORTED STOLEN
THIEF HAS SwEFT TOOTH
<. teens charged in bubglasifs
Gunshot blast wounds two Durham hen
man st'als money from store. f|.ecs
drug charges filed
man charged in store roobfry
CONSTkuCIlUN EQUIPMENT STOLEN
APARTMENT SAin ROBBED
CASH, JEWELRY ARE STOLEN
jFwElry is STHLFS
2 "obl>E»Y SUSPECTS MELD IN Ta:Cma, HASH.
POLICE PRO^E STORE BOBUfRY
RIFLE, JEWELS SAID STOLEN
STUDENTS ARE RCBBEO TWO TIMES
ROBPE» SP3AYS MACE ON wORKcR
DURHAM OFFICERS PROBE THEFT 0-
CLOThFS ape STOLEN
Thieves hit NOfTnER-i high
EMPLOYEE Chases robbers
GUNMAN "DBS PIZZA Business
TIPS AID ARUSTS
DURHAM MAN -ILUND, ROBoEO
RINGS WORTH HD.l'.S STOLEN
STEREO ITEMS STOLEN
WOMAN SHOT II GAKAGF
STtPEO IIE-lS STOLFN
STOLEN GOODS WOBTH 12. 2B')
SIERLD SAIJ STOLEN
CLOThFS. STERFu ITEMS STOLEN
FUKNI'URti^OTHER ITEMS SAIO STOLEN
paOPtPTY wjHH 124. ODD STOLFN
RADIO REFORTtn STOLEN
POwFR lOuLS SAIO STOLFN
CamFka hems are STOLEN
^Ar/f^'cSV?lc.L''"-'N"onU AFTER 3FING SHUT
apartmcni is SG°je0
ST£»EO FOulPMENT SAID STOLEN
VICTIM'S conjitiun '.till serious
1 theft leaos to another
convenience store is robbed
virginia man is kob^to
k.,600 olamono 1 inc stolen
12.700 loss is reported in ooobfry
JEwFl^Y. TV APE STOLEN .,...,
GUNMAN "UBS MAN OF «120 IN PAiKING LJT nccirc
500 bLANK Checks taken in bre«k-in at realty office
IRACTfiK STOLEN
6 GUNS ARE "tPuRTED STULcN
JEWELRY. STEPcO ITEMS. TVS
C T S
PAGE
622
1/17/64
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P iYL
h 2 3/l0/''3 f
1
•1
H 2 3/l'!/i>3 b
1
N
■^ ? 3/11/03 C
1
N
H ? d/20/'3 0
4
'1
S 2 1/22/33 A
e
N
H 2 B/23/'"3 A 1 1
N
H 2 »/2'./83 A 10
N
H ? 1/25/B3 [■
ft
N
S 2 3/25/13 C
N
S 2 H/2»./B3 C
N
H 2 3/27/B3 C
N
H 2 3/27/83 C
N
■; 2 3/27/R3 A
N
H 2 3/30/83 A 1
n
N
H 2 3/30/B3 A 12
N
H 2 a/30/B3 A 12
N
H 2 3/30/83 3
N
S 2 3/30/P3 C
N
H 2 8/31/S3 B
N
S 2 3/31/93 C
N
H 2 '7/02/83 A
N
H 2 VQ3/83 A
N
H 2 ■)/03/93 e
N
S 2 t/a^f.l A
N
S 2 5/05/83 A
N
S 2 9/05/83 C
N
S 2 9/07/83 A
N
H 2 9/03/83 »
N
H ? 9/08/83 C
N
S 2 9/08/83 C
N
H 2 9/09/83 A
N
S 2 9/09/33 C
N
S 2 9/10/83 A
\
S 2 9/12/B3 C
N
H 2 9/12/83 A
N
H 2 9/12/83 A
N
H 2 9/13/83 A
N
H » 9/13/83 A
N
S 2 9/13/P3 C
N
H 2 9/l<,/83 b
N A54
S 2 9/1A/83 A
N
S 2 9/l<./83 C
N
S 2 9/15/93 C
N
S 2 9/16/33 A
*1
S 2 9/17/83 A
N
S 2 9/19/83 A
N
S 2 9/19/33 A
N
S 2 9/19/83 C
N
S 2 9/20/83 5
K
S 2 9/21/83 A
1(1
N
H 2 9/22/83 C
11
N
M 2 9/22/83 C
16
N
S 2 9/22/83 C
N
S 2 9/23/83 C
N
S 2 9/23/83 C
N F30
H 2 9/25/83 0
p
S 2 9/26/83 C
N
S 2 9/27/83 C
N
S 2 9/28/83 C
N
S 2 9/29/93 A
N
H 2 10/01/83 A
N
H 2 10/03/83 A
N
S 2 10/03/83 C
N
S 2 10/0<./93 C
N
S 2 10/07/83 C
N
H 2 10/09/83 E
N
H 2 10/03/93 C
N S32
S 2 13/09/83 A
\
S 2 10/10/93 C
N
H 2 lO/l 1/83 A
N
S 2 10/11/83 C
N
H 2 10/12/83 A
N
S 2 10/12/93 C
N
S 2 10/13/63 C
N
S 2 10/l<./83 C
N
S 2 13/17/83 A
N
S 2 10/18/83 C
N
H 2 10/20/83 B
N
S 2 10/20/83 C
N
S ' 10/21/83 C
N
S 2 10/22/83 A
N
H 2 10/23/93 A
N
S 2 lO/Zi/BS A
N
5 2 10/29/83 C
N
S 2 10/26/83 A
N
S 2 10/27/83 A
N
H ? 10/29/93 !•
N
S 2 10/29/83 C
N
S 2 10/29/93 A
N
S 2 10/31/83 C
N
H 2 11/02/83 C
N
S 2 11/02/83 C
N
S 2 ll/0'./83 A
N
S 2 11/04/83 C
M
H 2 11/07/83 1'
N
S 2 11/07/83 C
N
S 2 11/07/93 C
N
S 2 11/08/83 A
N
H 2 11/09/93 S
N
S 2 11/09/83 A
N
S ' 11/09/83 B
N
5 ? U/10/R3 A
N
H 3 11/11/83 n
N
S 2 11/11/83 A
N
S ' 11/ 2/83 A
N
S 2 11/ "./Bl A
N
S 2 11/ 4/93 C
N
H 7 11/ 5/83 U
1
S 2 11/19/93 1'
N
S 2 1 1/15/83 C
N
S 2 11/17/93 C
N
S 2 1 1/18/83 A
N
S 7 ll/l-)/83 A
•1
S 2 11/21/83 A
N
S 2 11/21/83 C
N
S 2 11/22/83 A
N
H 2 11/23/83 C
N
S 2 11/23/93 A
']
S 2 1 1/23/B3 A
N
H 2 11/25/93 i;
N
5 2 I1/25/8J C
N
S 3 11/26/83 A
N
S 2 11/29/83 C
N
H 2 11/21/83 A
N A54
S 2 ll/29/»3 C
N
S 2 11/30/83 A
N
M L V / 4 H
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l/17/ai.
CnNVENUNCt ^ruHL- ftObflFn UJ,I-
srauN T«»iL£R niuNO
Jf«(L«ir IS srniFN
C'l-e JF TrtE W£fK STOLEN EROI OURnJM CUTHINr, STORE
^Es'?u"rlr%"Fr,McV:S,z"|^''^''''^E ■'" ^^"'^0 TR,P
AP»»r"FNT SAin RofcaFQ
THIEF GETS GutT\K. CinTHFc
GUNShOP WOUNOS mIn "
TELEVISION SATO STOLEN
ROBaESY, N.c.
Ill JMS ^'•"^ "OBUERV, N.c,
SEE ALSO Bank robheries, n.c
III ALSO FOOO, THEFTS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C Thfft'
0USHA1 "AN CmASCEO "'
POLICE RECJVEO WOOOSPL ITT'^i,
jl^'lJ'LES Chargeo in brfIk-ins
IHIEVES HIT FOanKLINTON FTUmc
GUABO ore KILLED By rSlEVES
I\V-%SrR'o\-\\f^'?K"f%f-i^J/'«'NO MECICAL bag
.7 5L^r?^0^T%-^SR'rR ?^^
I YOUTHS CHARGED IN FRA'IKI rj
Icf iR^ST|s?IS^JllR-IET?S cT)r'5-'^^ " "«^«^'^ STORES
jin'n",.'orro\'J', ES|!?"° -'^" ^aSSESnON OF STOLEN GOODS
3 h" ?"^"°^?f^S Jlf^lvING STOLE. CHECKS
?n«<:^S/?5!!'^" WITH tSeft '"*^STS
23Ie JS;lcET!?,^^?JS5f° "- Fa85TTAHP INVESTIGATION
i'°0 T^EN FROM STORE
COMPUTER tSpes SAIO ItoI FN
5c°H?''!?c'7oE,^¥ 5?luJ?f'{N"AlKtL0.ING SHOOTINGS LAST NIGHT
i CHARCEO IN ROBBERY AT APFY
S3 s^^RS?%L^^i;,i f - -— s
TOOLS TAKEN FROM SiliMILL
FIR?^faHfE"lsS"o'f5'?S ?H°r?E™ ^'^^f""; Of "UK CKAT6S
2f-'fRM^°J^uGiy'?l5%°o?^e'R?rAi^ '"•''"° "- <;°MS
TLS\^Ss?iS«5 ^hSrSe'S'^'Il^S"'"^ "'"'"'^ PROPERTY
"OSBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE HOME OBOKEN INTO
MILLSmiBuUGH HOME HOOPED
P D
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DATE
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I l/in/m
ia/Di/13
IJ/Ol/Bl
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W/O-i/Bl I
IJ/07/B3 (
ia/D7/B3 (
12/JB/R3 !
I J tJ/in/P3 ;
' " 12/lD/nj c
l?/n/P3 A
12/1 l/"3 C
12/13/03 A
12/l<./"3 C
12/l'i/fl3 C
12/15/13 A
12/l(>/n3 c
2 12/l7/m A
2 12/lil/n3 c
2 12/1V13 C
2 12/11/B3 b
2 12/n/(13 1:
? 12/l'3/P3 C
2 l2/20/(!3 A . ,
2 I2/20/R3 A 12
2 12/2D/I13 ft 1
2 12/21/n3 C
2 l2/22/n3 i
2 12/24/H3 A
2 12/^5/fl3 A
2 12/26/B3 C
2 12/26/n) H
2 12/26/B3 li
2 12/27/P3
2 li/il/H
2 12/29/13
? 12/2"/"!
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12/30/B3
12/31/13
5 3
S 2
1 2
1 2
N
N F3n
M
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
16
S 2
H 1
H I
H 1
H 1
H I
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 1
H I
H 1
H 2
H I
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 1
S 2
H 2
H I
H 1
S 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 1
H I
S 2
H "
S
H
1/01/13 C
1/06/13 0
1/09/13 E
1/11/13 S
1/11/13 B
1/12/13 C
I/I2/B3 b
1/15/13 C
l/l<>/«3 A
1/20/13 L
1/22/13 C
1/27/83 b
2/1 1/13 B
3/01/83 B
3/03/13 B
3/0'./R3 e
3/05/83 A
3/08/83 Fl
3/OS/13 A
3/10/13 B
3/12/83 fl
3/22/13 fl
3/26/13 C
3/26/13 A 1
3/26/13 A
'•/01/n3 B
'■/15/13 B
't/19/13 fl
'./21/fl3 B
<./2<./13 A
'•/27/83 C
5/11/83 fl
5/12/83 II
N
N
"J
M
N
5/l')/83 A 21,
I
2
2
M 1
S 2
H 1
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CLU° PLANS ACr WINNER CFREMnNV
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OQTARY INTEkN AT 1 "NAL
" RnlARY PRESIDENT TO VISIT DURHAM
PRESIOErjT OF PUTABY TO SPFAK IN OURHAM
TOP ROTARIAN SUGGESTS RECRUITING YOUIGEB MEN
PRESIDENT VISITS
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL. SCHOLARSHIPS
SANKS WINS SCHOLARSHIP
RQUGFMONT, N.C.
TELLESS OF TALE'
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ROxeORU LEAOER IS HONORED
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CHRISTMAS TREE TO I3E LIGHTED
ROXOORO STREETS GLOW ON CHRISTMAS EVE
STATION IN RQXbORO iiOBaED
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NEW BUS SERVICE RUNNING aETWEJN RnxBHRO. DURHAM
ROXdORO, N.C.. CHRISTMAS PARADE
''lNn5°u'EAD;?jE'EOR'RS5^^Sn'c^;iST»,S PARADE IS TODAY
ROXBORO PARADE THIS AFTERNOON
ROXbORO, N.C.. DOWNTOWN OEVELOPMENr „,,,,, „o^,„,
SEE ALSO BGXaORO, N.C.. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
RflXRORU PLAN PRESENTED
ROXBOPO REvITAL I2ATI0N SUPPORTED
HEARING SET ON ROXBORO PLAN
ROXBORO COUNCIL OK S LOAN PROG! AM
"^"ttriL^o'ROxlh^o'u^Y' COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
SSiSgIB lT.A"'l'i\l»ll'lf ANOTIER 2-YeAR TERM
CANDIDATES FORUM SCHEDULED TUESDAY
ROXBORO MAYOR UNOPPOSED
ROXPORO ELiCTS COUNCIL
ROXaORO. N.C.. HOUSING
LABOR OF LJVt SAVES MONEY
ROXdORO. N.C.. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPM'NT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL OE VE LOPHENT, N.C .
SEE ALSO COXBORO. N.C, DOWNTOW'l DEVELOPMENT
ROXfO=0 T" GET FOURTH PAR ACHuT E F IRM
PERSON INDUSTRY RECRUITMENT OISCUSSEO
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HOXHOPO MAYO^ UNOPPOSED
ROXBORO ELtCTS COUNCIL ,r„,c
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ROXBORO CHRISTMAS PARADE , „ , „c
SEE ROXBORO, N.C, CHRISTMAS PA'ADE
ROXBORO CITY COUNCIL ,„ -,-
ROXBORO TO SELL 2 CASWELL TRACTS
ROXBOPO SETS TAX DISTRICT HEAMNG
KOxnOFO 60A1JS GET NEH MEMBER'
ROXBORO COUNCIL OK S LOAN PROG' AM
ROXBORO COUNCIL TAKES OATH OF OFFICE
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ROXbHRO/PERiON HIGH SCHOIL
PRINCIPAL SEES mUy CHANGES
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PERSON, NORTHERN POST HINS
ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH^CHOnL-SPORTs; F00T3ALL
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SMOKING BAN NO HELP '
SAN JUAN ISLANDS H 2 6/16/83 A 5 L
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SANDHILLS MENTAL HEALTH DEVELOPMENT FjUNOaTION INL. 7/23/83 A 3 N
CENTER URGED TO RFP4Y STATE " '
SANDHILLS WILDLIFE RFFUGE ,„„„„, , ,1 2 U/27/83 A 9 N
FIGHT VOWEO OVER LAND PROPOSAL
SANFORD, N.C. H 2 4/24/83 C 7 N
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SANFORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN H 3 2/03/83 B 1
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SANFORD CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
SEE SANFOPD. N.C. DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
2 1/15/83 C 1 N H60
1 2/23/83 B 1 N M27
SANFORD OOWNTOW. MERCHANTS »:!0 PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
D'RECTOP URGED FOR SANFORO R E; I TAL I 2 A T I ON
LEE REVOKES DOG FEES, TAGS
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SAUOI A,<AeiA
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OUKE GETS CLASSIC COLLECTION
SAVANNAH RIVER NUCLEAR PI amt
NUCLEA. PLANT^!a^^C*0^\ its .ATER. OFFICIAL CLAIMS
SAVERS LIFE INSURANCE CO. ' '
OFFICIAL REFUSES TO END HEARINGS IN ANNUITY CASE
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
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12. <. MILLION OFFERED F3P F3"S'TH SCL
OUTSI-IE BANKS, SOLS SEEK M.C. EXPANSION
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SCANNERS IMEOICAL EJUIPHFNTI
SEE ALSO OUKt UNIV. MFOICAL CFNTE"
SEE ALSO "EOICAL EJUIPHENT
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
^^OEVICF UNfJuIVCCALLY lOEllTIFrs DRUGS. POISONS
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HALF CENTURY OF GRAOUATES
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5/12/63
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SEE ALSO AuPRfY LEE ilROnnS SCMU. APSHIPS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO PRAaTJM CRAVFN SCHOLAR'nlH
SEE ALSO ChUkChILL FOUHOATinN S-HOLARSUIP
SEE ALSO cgllf:es. u.s.. feoeoSi aid
SEE ALSO nunc UNIV.. SCHOIARSHPS , _
SEE ALSn nuPHAM CITY SCHOHLS. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSr DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO EMMA A. ShEaFER ORaha scholarship
SFE ALSO FuLJRIGhT SCHOLARSHIPS AN3 GRANTS
III :tlo° Sj?foLL"'Ic^IEiktEN^"?^HOL;^SHfr2«.)r,RAH FOR OUTSTANDING NEGRO STUDENTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SC^OLAPSHIPS
SFE ALSO ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO REGINALDO HOWARO SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO PhOOES SfTHDLARSHlP
SEE ALSO POTaRY INTERNATIONAL. 'CHOLARSHIPS ,r,,nc.,T .Tn
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS C STUDENT AIO
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA TECHNICAL SChIlaRShIPS
ounF DociOR RFcrivES thref-ye«r scholarship
DURHAM MAN RECEIVES ENGINFERIIG SCHOLARSHIP ,T,,nc».T<
PRIVATE GROUPS EASE SChOLAKShIP '.HORTAGF FOR DURHAM STUDENTS
PTC FOUNDATION GETS SCHOLARSHIP OONATION
I, DURHAM STUDENTS GET SChOLAR:hIPS
Club awahos scholarships
SCHOLARSHIP RFCIPIEtr
20 SCHOLAPSHIPS AVAILABLE AT ' TC
11 STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
HELEN MAYFS GlvFS ART SCHOOL liO.OOO
SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS SET FOR SH.OAY ,„.,cr
;:S5["FS^'E^^r':i?"H^fJt6553Shr^^KoE'N°TrwANr?^'lHOW they RFMEHBER her
12 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED BY IB*
SALES SCHOLARS . ,
STuOE'.T' RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
THE PFaRSON MUSIC COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED
SSaSUS^p F'-MS;S^FrS^?s'^.c"?,brA<?irp for study in Germany
STUDENTS WIN SChjLARSHIPS
STUDENTS GET TRIP
SCHOLARSHIPS ARF OFFEREO
SAHFIELO RECdIVFS YAH SCHOLARSHIP
ELUN AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP'
STUDENTS r,tT SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP TRYOUTS JAN. 27
CONGRATULATFQ
SEMIFINALIST3 NAMED IN SCHOLARSHIP
Two STUDENTS TO OFT SCHOLARSHIPS
BANKS WINS SCHOLARSHIP
2 ARE GIVEN SCHOLARSHIPS
RTI STARTS SCHOLARSHIP
HARRIS GETS SCHOLARSHIP
DURHAM STUDENT JECEIVES ECU SCHOLARSHIP
SCHOLASTIC aPTITUOE TESTS
SFE ALSO COLLFGE BOARD
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE itso SCHOOLS. U.S.. ACHIEVE-ENT STUDIES „
HIGHER STANDARDS FOR ATHLETES WELCOME ^
5JjHriJ!F^2f?n3!A'T?SS'hl?ERVE A FEDERAL BOOST S
lifpl^ fHO^rPAr^N?l,'rEA?rE^, DOING JOB J
GEdSgTa YOUTH'S ICGRES HIGHEST IN GIFTED SEARCH H
CITY SCHOOL STUDENTS AVERAGE L UK ON SAT |
SAT SCORES NOT FNOUGh TO JUDGE CITY SCHOOLS ,5
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PAY IS KEY EDUCATION ISSUE
SCHOOL 3US DRIVERS
SEE ALSO PUSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.. BUSING
SCHOOL Pus SAFETY URGED
COUPLE FILES SUIT IN SCHOOL BJ S WRECK
SCHOOL Bus DRIVER CHARGED
ADULTS Should drive SCHOOL nuSES
OLJER SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS N£jO-0
DRIVER Charged in BOS ACCIDENT
POLICY -USED JUDICIOUSLY-
1/19/13
1/21/13
3/19/13
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5/07/B3
5/15/93
3/27/B3
9/06/P3
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SCmuOL liJSfS
III .'M'-; S'-f '"'^"f^- SCHOOL nusc,
H' «,1-5T DURHAM CriV SCHOHLS, S-HHll luSFS
SEE ALid &JI1H4M Cnj»jrY SCHQOlN. - -^^'^
III JM!? ?y""'" "'j^f'' scHoHts
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., BUSINf.
^:iyM^rUi'^^ ^ij^n.iii.^^^^ lit;,
T"«EE AflRESTED Af r Er" s[i^^i% S^S M 0 HARASSED
SCHOOL oisTRicr:
SEE OURMAf' COUNTY SCmCLS, REOn 7RI CT I-|C
SCHOOL OF I.1CCA
WITCHCRAFT COURSE -PACKAGE OF IDEAS-
SCHOOL TESTS
III sCHnn.T";:^^^^;^"^ CnHHissiCN
itt SCHOOLS. N.C,, COMPFTENCY T=^T':
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.. ACHI ciEMENr S fio I £S
SCHOOLS. OURHAH CITY
SEE CURHAM riTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOuLS
SCHOOLS. I'ITFRNaTIOMAL
OUKE PR0FESS3P TO STUDY BERHuDa SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. N.C.
SEE ALSO A DOPT-A-sCHOni ponro**.
SEE ALSO GOVE»NOR-s Sc[;oSl°"
SEE ALSO KINOESGARTfNS, H.C.
Ill ins Z'?^'-^ SCHOOLS PLAN
: : I Pfrs:°i:^?^y?^--™-^ ^eRsoNNPL
l.'ly?T^^^'"'^""-"'5 tllCRFisED
?wo' H aLf^R^E^EvTiiTVo"^ '"''•' '"^^'^ "^CATION
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SCHOOLS, N.C. , ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
III A*tlo sfSNDA%*gf?Jo'T?sH""~' '"' "E^'^" COMMISSION
fROUP TO LOOK AT TESTS
dOAL IS TEST AWARENESS
stUents^'eIsn'thI IcSSe"^'^''^ ^"^"'^ ""' "a^TOH students
closing gap ON TEST SCORES
^''"sFF^li?n'-;V*'^'"J"- TESTING PROGRAM
III Al^ I^'^' ^^ff"- TESTING COmSisSIOn
III ltl§ ^SJiHolil^r^oT^.W'^' rllrR'EvIEW COMMISSION
Illlit"' HEARINGS TO OPEN
PANEL DISCUSSES TEST MODIFICATIONS
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^^fritJP Compulsory attendahcf lau
c^ssg?^^ils?'?^SohL"vs;;'^'^^^"«'^'"
PARENTS TO CONTInSe^-F^^St TO TEACH AT HOME
""?2-^:, Va"^" ■JOARDS of EDUCATION
"fEAU°R^O^fH|^ThEL"?""^'«^^"^'°"
SCHOOLS. N.C, JUOGET
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, COSTS
CHS!Ls'iRrn;Ea"¥o'RlTSR';;°SoNE5*^ "'"'"'"
SCHOOL FUND CUTS POSE OILEMM?
SCHOOLS 3UDGET TO OF cSt i? 2>
"X°?°^'^«'S;!^'f!?"^n?fi*l:orjp:-gc^i" EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.
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BILL 10 LIHIT CP.3UP HOHEi REJ=CTEn
SoyiLL'-; rax BRL CauLO help ^u«h«m SCnnOLS CATCH UP
LECrSLAfuBE 6ECIN5 EDUCaTIJ'i -KPESI-IENTS
HONEf CATChSS schools 3y SyPPMS:
EDJCATuSS SAY SPENJII.G RULcS .IIFLE THEH
SCHOOL «:y<JS ORArt CRITICS fO« LAH-AKEOS
HUNT: kfvEMUi GA[NS SMOULr GO TO SCHOOLS
ecucatoss t:: push fir schojl =onos
_€DuCation '^ack on froi.t nuRNiR'
-?CHMLf ['"iElf^WH^^'I^ICE a.ALlTY IN PoflLiC EDUCATION?
T=XTbnO< HONEY CALLED N^T ENOlGH
EDUCATION vtuChfrs ■iay 56 uSEJ jon-i
h.C. SALES TAX hike uRGFO for iCHOOLS
-'NE.l TAX COLLECTS HC'JEY FOI SCIOOLS
PANEL SAYS SCHQTLS NEED MORE ^ONEY
-S500 -ILLION N.C. SCHOOLS PLAN POSEI „„,„„., c
YEaGEO, HAMMONDS AGREE UITh 5 3F 6 SCHOHL PROPOSALS „,„,.,
CRAIG PHILLIPS THROWING MONEY INTO »UONING SCHOOL (CARTOONl
DURHA" EOUCATPRS B4C^ PHILLIP" rUNOING GOAL
SCHOOLS NEEn MQ?£ THAN COLLARS ALONE
LUNSfOR", OR. MAYER LIST SPENUNG PRIORITIES
SCHUOLSi N.C.. 3USINC
SFE ALSO ACCICENTS, SCHOOL loSE'
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION. N. C
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHO'JLS, N.C.. 0F5EGP 6'. AT JPN
STATE SEEKS CONTROL OF SCHOOL SUSINC.
IillNfOUUING TOP INSURANCE = OR DRUNK OR I VFR S AG VANCES
BILL APPROVtO TO PROTECT CONFIOENTIAL IHF0R"ATI0N
SCHOOLS, N.C.. CALFNOAR AMD ^CHtPJl
HUNT FAVORS LONGER SCHOOL YEA?
N.C. EOUCATORS nlSAGREE AP.OUT
SCHOOL TER1 JEiJAIE PIVOTS ON =
LONGER SCHOOL YFAR CALLED UNLl
EOuCATION: -^ORE of ThE SAtE N1
CHILDREN NtEJ MiUF SCHOOLING.
HORc «TUUY PLANNEO ON PRQROSA.
LONGER SCHOOL YEAR = xPER I "ENT'
LONG ^CHGOL OAY VlEwEO WITH II
OURHAH SCHOOLS WON'T VOLUNTEER
PLAN TO EXTFNO SCHOOL YFaR, 0'
DRASTIC srmoL changes !<EST D;
SCHOOLS 'U.TERESTFD' in STRET.
SCHOOL PROPOSAL OBAWS I'lTFRESr
L=-GISLATIVE PANEL ENDORSES LO^
TWO SCHOOL STSTFMS WILL TRY L.
PARENTS IN POLK. HALIFAX OPPO'
THREE COUNTIES DELAY SCHOOL
JUDGE bLjCKS LONGER SCHOOL YEl
juDCc MroiFies HIS okoep i«,h'
SalIFax GROMP CRITICWES FCFS
STATE RFOUcSTS SCH01L SUIT PE
50HF AREA SChOuLS to OPFN THT
JUDGE LIFTS QCCFR ON EXTENDFO
8ETTER USE OF TIME IN SCHOOL I
JUOGE RULfi FOR STATE ON LONG
JUDGE REJECTS MOTION TO HALT
NEW SCHOOL VACATION LAW CiU'.Pi
SCHOOLS ShuulO RETURN TO SEPT^
POLK SCHOOL bOARO aSkED TO °E
POLK SCHOOL LFAOER: LONG OAYS
HALIFAX OFFICIALS LIKE FxTENSI
LO.jGER SCHOOL YEAR
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SOLUTION
NOT LESS
5 TO CIANGE LENGTH OF SCHOOL YtAR
OL ANNEO
TF-IFST
F3P L'JNGFR DAYS
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HINC YEAR
G=R SCHOOL OAYS PROJECT
NGcR SCHOOL GAYS AND YEAH
e LONGER SCHOOL DAYS
R PROJECT
LIFAX. POLK IChOOLS
or PILOT PROGRAM
MOV^D TP RALEIGH
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XTENOfn SCHOOL YEAR PROGRAM
G A MFSS
MIER OPENINGS
IGN
wn-lKING
ON OF iCdCUL PAY
SCHOOLS. N.C. CFnSORShIP
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP _
SEE ALSO SCHUPLS. U.S.. CENSOOS'IP
SURver SHO«S CENSORSHIP IS CO-^MON IN N.C. SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. N.C. CHILO CAR? CENTERS
SEE ALSO ChILT care CENTERS , ,, „„„„,„
SEE ALSO 0U»HA1 CITY SCHOOLS, Uv Y CARF PRIuRA"
PROGRAM OUALITY IS KEY IN PU». IC-SCHuOL DAY CARf
HAMMONDS, yfacer eack teacher pay hue
''*'^°'iho'H^ci^'l'-4\'. U^ItFR school YjAR .flGHEO
INCREASING SIZE OF classes OP'OSEO
SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO Durham CITT SCho:'LS, C
SEE ALSO Durham CPUNTY SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO N.C. ANNUAL TESTING CO
SEE ALSO N.C. COMPETENCY TEST C^
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TE'.
ANNLIAL
FA ILURE
GRaOJATI
ACHIEVE"
CrMPETEl
MPSTENCY TESTS
COMPETENCY TESTS
MISSION
M-I5SI0N
TS
esting program
TO PASS
ON reouirfments
lNT STUDIES
CY TESTS
HE
HA06
ING OF STUDENTS
EVIEH
ENCY TE'=T REVISIONS
IONS
kOPOSAL
OFFICIALS Say
tency test
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C,
SEE ALSO schOtlS. N.C
SFE ACS' SCHOPLS, U.S.,
SEE ALSO SCHO'iLS ■ U.S. , -. ..
SEE ALSO <TA<PAaoi2EO TESTS
T^ST 0£;uIRrMENTS TO REMAIN SA
COMPETENCY TEST CHANGES TO "E
NEW EXAM TO RF TESTED ^,,,
N.C. HOUSE PASSES BILL ON TEST
COMPETEKCY wRIIING TEST GETS '
EDUCATION PANEL ACCEPTS COMPET
WRITING TEST PEING READIED
PANEL DISCUSSES TEST MOOIFICaT
HAM-oNOs, teager oppose test >
TESTS IMPROVE SCHOOL PROGRAMS,
STATE PASSING RATE UP ON COMP"
SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPUTERS
^^!RE*^r-iSTs''fo^^Y COMPUTERS ^.P^CHOOLS
N.C <CHOPL GETS CLASSROOM CO'PUTFRS
STATE SCHOOL IN AD SCHEME FOR COMPuTlRS
SCHOOL', N.C, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. ASSAULT'
sl' ALSO 'CHOOLS, N.C. DISCIPLINE
SEE ALSO SCHOUS, U.S., CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
GROUP SEEKS TIGHTER RULES ON SCHOOL PADPLINGS
CHAfGES AGAINST TEACHER DISMISSFO
PADDLING LAWS MAY BE REVISEP
PUNISHMENT IN SCHOOLS DFBATE/) AGAIN
SCHOOLS FAVOR PADDLING OPTION „,.,,., ^„..<:ec
STUDY PLANNED ON STATE'S »OLI:y OF RENTING H0USF5
FORMER CHARLOTTE TEACHER IS a: 301 TTEO OF I CHARGE
N.C PANEL URGES 3AN OF PADOLING IN SCHOOLS
COUNCIL RIGHT TO URSE END TO SCHOOL PADDLING
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WHAT IS COHPUTEa LirERACr?
JUDGE JISHISSES SaSne rni n?n^.SS^2!= SUIT
INIEG«AnONCAN,'iU'E"R'is'^'.J?!:fe,S[,.SfrgS^
SCHOOLS. N.C., JISCIPLIN':
HOME, SCHOOL INTERACT '• °'5CIPLIUF COMMUNiry PROBLEM
s£Vr°'i«^c5rf:?V'"^j5 PROTFSrEO
SUIT IS FILCO OVER SCHOOL SUS'E-ISIUNS
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SCHOOLS, N.C., FISES
FIRE OESTROrS SCHOOL IN ALEXAMOER COUNTY
SCHOOLS, N.C., G^AOUATION
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SEE ACS I vlFf'i'iESE RFFJCrc', N.C.
6'JaSO mFSIIATCS JN LANGUAGE PKjCi^AM
AN FUIICA riONAl PLUS
SCHOHLS. N.C. Ll-lPAHIFS
SEE ALSn nuKHAM CnuNTY PUPLIC LIbPARV. BFANrnFS
SFE ALSO LinRAAIES. N.C
SCHOOL PQA^OS TO OECIOE JH VGrEP P ..C I STOAT ION
SCHOOLS. N.C. Lll.iCh PROCBAM „. „,
SEE ALS" rvuOHAM CITY SCHUOLSi LJNr,( PPrir.HM
SEE ALSO CUi>MAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LUNCH PBQGHAPi
SILL UGULD GIVE TFACHER A DP^'K
FOon niPECnxs take a loo^ at nfu scnooL yur
GPOUNO PEfF I'IPIlUNDEU
SCHOOLS. N.C. x'RGlRS
ALAHANCF SlMOOL HFRGtP OISCUj'E" ^,,,
Htl SCIENTISTS TACKLE GIWFRNH'-NT PkOJFCTS
PANFL KILLS HOVE TO ELECT STATE uOARO UF FUUCAIUN
SCHOOLS, N.C. Cl^FNIMG
OURHAM S-ElTERS THROUGH FOuPTf IJO-OEGPEL UAY
SCHOOLS, N.C. PfR PUPIL COSTS
Sfifc SCHOOLS. N.C, COSTS
SCHOOLS, N.C. PLAYERS . ,^,„
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. RtLIGICN
SCHOOLS. N.C
OFFICIAL
POOF SCO
EDUCATOR
EOUCaTIO
HUNT NAM
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EOUCATIO
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SCHOOLS
OOP CANC
N.C LEG
S UErtATE OUALITY OF STATE'S PUBLIC EOUCATION
FFS AT FUUCATION PRAT E
S TO Push for school fUNjS
N 'BACK ON FRONT aURN-R'
ES CQynlSSION ON EDUC--. TION
linfs harsh prescription for School changes
N experts secuest mo^- commit'<ent, honey
A»s education proposals
lion N.C schools PLA-I POStO
nilUNOS AGltE WITH 5 UF 6 SCHOOL PPQPOSALS
uCatobs hear proposal'.
cucators pack pmillIP"' funoing goal
need ho^e than dollar". alone
loate makes pitch for merit pay
islaturf rappfo on re=or:i5 in EOOCATIOJ
SCHOOLS, N.C, RELIGION
SEE ALSO elDLC
SEE ALSO RELIfilON ^ .,,„
SEE ALSO SCH01LS. U.S., RFLIGIOl
FAITH PRIVATE, NOT PUBLIC ^ ,^„,,,^,
study: many N.C. SCHOOLS CGNUJCT PRAYER SERVICES
G'OUP SAYS 5JME N.C. SCHOOLS lOLJ DAILY PRAYER
aidLE OISTRIaUTION AT SCHOOLS HALTED
SCHOOLS FIND MICOLE GROOND ON TOUGH ISSUc
official: POLICING -lELIGIOIl IM SCHOOLS A LOCAL PURDEN
SCHOOL CANCELS HOLIDAY CONCERT
ONE PARENT SPOILS CONCERT
^^"^°^5lN3;^G'FSrtpF"!?AL"sTSofSI's^IN-S.C. REPORTED BELOW AVERAGE
SCHOOLS, N.C, SCHOOL "(USES
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C, 1USING
SCHOOLS. N.C, SUMMER SESSIONS ,,„««,
MECKlENEUBG USING MANDATORY SJHMcP SCHOOL
BACK TO BASICS — AGAIN
SCHOOLS, N.C, SUPERINTENDENTS
SEE SUPERINTENJENTS. N.C.
SCHOOLS, N.C. TEACHER-PUPIL RATIOS
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, CLASS SIZE
SCHOOLS, N.C, TEXTBOOKS , „, ,
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, T=XT300KS
SEE ALSO TEXT'OOKS , ,
STATE GUIDE GIVES PUPILS NO VOXELS
TEXTBOOK HONEY Called not enojgh
SCHOOLS. N.C. TUITION
judge hears CHALLENGE TO TUITION LAW
MILITARY TJITION BILL EAC<EO
N.C SENATE TAKES SHOW ON THE ROAD
SEnItF VISITS TWO EASES, APPROVES TUITION BREAK
LEGISLATURE CLOSES LOOPHOLE ON TAX DEDUCTIONS
'''''°VcHolL^KoloroVfVI<^ SHOTS HIT WATER LINE
""^?'E'iL?a'D;B:i^M'Jl?Y'^cf.S!^ts:'3oCATIUNAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
VCATIONAL fOUCATION WORKS
EDUCATION bOARO ENDORSES GRFE-)'S VOCATIONAL PLAN
PILOT VOCATIONAL PROJECT ENDO'SED
GREEN SEE«S SUPPORT FOR VOCATIONAL PLAN
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PLAN OK •"
STUDENTS RUILO SOLAR HOUSE
PROGRAM TO HELP STUDENTS FIND JOOS
JOB-FINDING IDEA SOUND
SCHOOLS, N.C. VOLUNTEERS
HUNT URGES INVOLVEMENT IN SCHIQLS
SCHOOLS. U.S.
SEE ALSO PkOMS
Task FORCE SUGGESTS LONGER SCHOOL DAYS,
REFORMS PROPOSED FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IMPROVEMENT LIKELY
HOME, SCHOOL INTERACT
ISj;??'EgScA?lSNSi';MERICA CvlLEO pest it h.S EVER BEEN
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SCHOOLS, U.S., GPAnuATION
PERSPECTIVE 0-1 GRADUATION
SCHOOLS, U.S., LQCKER St»HCHi=S
COURT UPmOLTJ PRIVACY
SCHOOLS, U.S., PRAYER
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., RELIGION
SCHOOLS, U.S., HrFORM
EOyCATION KEfORMS URG^D
fXCELLENCE IS NFCFSSAPY
EDUCATION REPORTS HFLPEO
SCHOOLS. U.S., RPLIGICN
SEE ALSO PRAYER
|cf^^^ SCHOOLS, N.C., RFLIGIO-J
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OUTOA&iCtS SEiRf.n
SCHOOLS. U.S.. jOCIJL PRHfigTIO-J
FLU'iKINO HAS « PURPISE
SCHOOLS. U.S.. VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO SCmCJlS. N.C. ASSAULT,
SEE ALSO TEQST'RIS'"
Pil'd SmHENT TOO HARSH
^■^"siriLBERr'sCH-EIIZER iriT'R-lAT HNAL PIUES
"'^""pORlf iJc"aIDLUr.ICAL-SCIcNC£ FACULTY IMPRHVES
COMPUTERS T'l RESCUE
USE OF CONCRETE EXAMPLES URGE^
HcCsTON'S SUCCESS SHOWS teach=r incentives MORK
ICNIRANCE JF SCIENCE UNHEALTHY FOR NATION
NO TI>"6 FOR NEfc POGCRAMS
Shortage tf math teachers lam-nteo
n"c. 'ay get feperIl honey fc- sciencf and math
MiiH, sciENre eoucatidn deserve a ffderal cOOST
SCIENCE. MATH training VITAL „,, „„„,».„
aUALITY TEACHERS ARE GOAL UF INC LYN^HURST PROGRAM
HUNT SAYS tnuCATION KEY 10 TE:HNQLaGY, JOBS
SCIE.iCE-TEArHlNG ECONOMY FOru'.
GIFT AIOS MUSEUM'S OUTREACH PROGRAM
ouRHAM MOT Short -ath, scienc-: TE»CHtRS
GTE MILL P^IVlDE FUNDS TO AIO MATH, SCI^NCc TEACHERS
TEaChFRS learn CONFIDENCE
6 TFACHERS TQ GET GRANTS FOR 'TUuY
MATH PROGRAMS IMPROVE SLOWLY rcr^coc
PROJECT JESIGNEC T3 AIO MATH, SCIENCE TFACrtFRS
BURHAi sCliNC!= SCHOOL CITED A^, HOOEL FOR U.S.
|F'SlJlL'%UN?i"lio^D'FOR'sCIE-.Cf CURRICULUM
ISJIfsio^'^^^^ hll\ ^fSoENTSLAG IN SCIENCE
TAPPING HETUEcS' SKILLS
TjsK'"FORC^''M«£s"RlPnSALS ON SCIENCE AND IFCHNOLOGY
NUCLt" p6-Fr PROPONENT PLU^S SCIE'.TIFIC EDUCATION
2N0 SCIENCJ. MATH SCHOOL PR0P1SE0
^'''^*'".NORiNC£'"QF SCIENCE UNHEALTHY FOR NATION
SCIENCE, R^StAHCH
SEE ALSO "EOICAl RESEARCH
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SCIENCE Flu*")' I IJ" , ^„. ., , -„
GRCONCnOG 3L00C OFFERS A CLUE |0 Hl»ERNATIuN
SCIENCE LECTURES: TOWARD • wHOL E PERSON-
DISCOVER? C'^ULD LEAO TO ADVANCED COMPUTERS
nIScAvEPY PFRMITS ARTIFICIAL' HUMAN 'ilLLS
?iRnFICIALGILLS-' CUKE SCIE-ITISTS JEV^LOP SPONGE
OuJe PHYSICISTS PROVIDE ELECTRONIC FINGERPRINTS
Sew theory: ATMOSPHERE HAS BELCHES 9Y VOLCANOES
SCIENCF FAIRS
SCIENCE FAIR OtSERvED
SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
E'AMINE EXHldlT
HOUSE OF The FUTURE
SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
^'^'^"nEw'^SPEc'ial EFFECTS CUTOATE 0.D SCI-FI FILMS
SCIENCE maGaZINL
white CELL MAY PE NEW FORM
SCIENCE NOTES I OU^vMAM MORNING HERALD CnL'lHNI
L-CTUSE SuajcCT TUESDAY IS EFFECT OF MIND ON BODY
PSYCHliTRY UBRARY OFFERS PUBL IF ATIONS ON CANCcK
GROUP HfL'S PARFNTS OF PREMATURE BABIES
COUNSFLING SEMINAR IS JAN. 25
y^?f\r?s"5j.iNE5*^SS'HOSPlTAL-S 6U.N CENTER
TOXIC SHOCK SYNOROMf IS TALK '.UPJfCT
coon DENTAL CARE TEGINS AT "01 E
COURSE TO E'PLCRE WAR CONSEOU NCE5 ^.,^,,^
CHEMICAL l-l PESTICIDE CAUSES M R TH DeFECTS
MINORITY HEALTH REVIEWED
FREE TALKS 1EGIN MARCH ?«.
WOMEN'S h'ALTH niSCUSSEO _, , ^,. ,,,
MARINE LaH PkOFFSSORS will talk about SEA LIFE
HERPES IS SEMINAR TOPIC
SUBJECT IS r.RINKIr.G WATFR
MONf r-SAviN'-. IDEAS lOOST SALA'Y
DUKF MARINE SERIES CCNTIflUE^ ^ifl?'LnrmFT
PAT I'lN rack: "EDICAL LA» EMPLOYEES RECOr.NWEO
SIra^hO?, ol-.CERS TO lARN -UNEY FOR HEART RESEARCH
hfrpes virjs is seminar topis
l°oVcWir.n]A] "Vr'iltS 'nncussED Tuesday
J??i'o|pi'RfJ?;:fw^LY'S?"^El''fEACHERS' COMPUTER COURSE
THE achIng pack is Thursday I.'p;c
MALPRACTICE SlllfS WILL =E OIS.USSEO
TOPIC'S 50DY WEAR ANU TEAR
TOPIC'S ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
RCAOINO RESEARCHERS RFCRUITIN-. SUBJECTS
T CK FEVE" OROCHURE IS FREE F- DM HOSPITAL
EXHISII GOAL'S A MILLION PENNIES
REPRESENTATIVES LEARN APOUT A'THRITIS
COMPUTER COURSES OFFERED
AIOS DISCUSSION IS THURSDAY
NURSING COJ^JE ?EGINS SEPT. fa ^^^^
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VOLUNTEER WORK IS WITH CHILDREN
THAT TAKES OXYGEN..
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HUNT, ;f[mS CAMPAIGNS AIDED BY OUT OF STATE MONEY
HELMS, HUNT GROUPS GET OUT-OF-STATE DONATIONS
ynO NFEDS MORF HOT A1R7
HELMS GROUP ASKS P^ObE OF »0 ICTION
HUNT-ALLIED FUND SPENDS »72«,T0O TO DEFEAT HELMS
WHAT ARF Thi- real ISSUES?
HUNT, HELMS PLAY WAITING GAME , ^ «^
N.C OE^OCRATIC CANfllDATES WO'RY AJOuT CAMPAIGN FUNOS
PRICE SAYS HELHS-HUNT FIGHT Tj RE kEMEMREREO
AFL-CIO ENJORSES GOVcRNIR
aUSINfS'MAN PLANS 6ID FOR SENATE
HUNT RAPS HCLMS' TACTICS
NAACP TO FIGHT HELMS RE-ELECTION ^^ ^^ , . _^„
HELMS' 'OEaR JIM- LETTER ISSUtS DEBATE CHALLENGE
POLL HAS HUNT LEADING HELMS BY 6 PERCENT
SJ:;Sli^'?Sl7H = ';SLinCAj"ARFARE, no OUAkTE» gives
?^ll^:l'l^,l'tll^,'i^:^°^^ -nOP,G,FEW UNOECIDEO
THE CANOIOATES STOP HERE FOR > LESSON IM CIVICS
HfL-S. HUNT AIDES DISAGREE WITH ROLLSTER
OFFICIALS S'Y CAMPAIGNS TO FOIUS ON ECOMQNY
ShiV^S^r '.tl'.l lT.J'ro'io'ont¥i^TlHr.,"cl'H'ot abuse conference
'vt^E'^REslo^Nt 'wfc^'AT'TlNn'oEC. = DINNER FOR HELMS ^
nIc. political polls reveal binch of little surprises
r^Is"!SS;rTTfi 'sU'.l tl°ul'i\ ll??^^ hum too close m labor
DEMOCRATS' ADS ATTACK HELMS' VOTING RFCORO
HELMS' SUPPORTERS SAY ADS INCORRECT
HELMS PANEL PROTESTS ADS ON R'OID
HUNT SAYS RADIO AD FuROR IS OVcRSTATEO
HELMS' GROUP UNVEILS COMMERCI-ILS
HUNT OuESTICr.S AD DISPUTE „ = .,T.TinK>
SMFAR CAMPAIGNS WILL HURT N.C. 'S REPUTATION
ICSH TO SPEAK AT HELMS FUND-RAISING DINNER
WHERE DO YOU STAND. JIM-" lADI , _ „ »c
HELMS SAYS GROUP PROBABLY -ENT TOO FAB ON ADS
BUSH URGES VOTES FOR REAGAN. -lELMS r.^a.,ru
HUNT AIDE SAYS GRIMSLEY TO "OV SENATE CAMPAIGN
STATE OFFICIAL RESIGNS TO DIRECT CAMPAIGN
DEMOCRATS CONCERNED ABOUT FUNO S
HUNT: CAMPAIGN tOT HURTING DEMOCRATS
rN^T nn h^i-?- 'Amt^'^^r<v,G e.emies f™ n.c.
rd-si^p^SA^oii cSiTfcJ^rnS^^'^^ci-uJ? Stions
HELMS, HUNT PRESSED TO "*l- 1 "1 EGAT I v£ • ADS
PRELIMINARY SPARRING MATCH IN SENATE RACc HIGHLIGHTS -33
SENIOR CITWflS
sll itso ImErI'can association QF JtTIPEO persons ..ranNYMi
SEE ALSO CHORE (DURHAM COUNTY 0= P^-OfJOf rt ,!£?*" ''^ ^ lACRONYHI
SEE ALSO COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITUENS
SEE ALSO CDMESTIC VIOLENCE , ,.„
SEE ALSO OUKE ST. SENIOR CITIZE'IS CENTER „,,,„-„,„,
III ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FIR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
SEE ALSO HOuSI-iG, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO HGUSl'lG, U.S.
SEE ALSO IN-Hl;lE SERVICES ,
SEE ALSO JFK TOWERS ^ ,,,
SEE ALSO J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE ALSO MEALS ON WHEELS
III Ihso NA?lSf/A? CoLnCIL of SE'UOR citizens, OU-IHAM CHAPTER
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AGI'iG
SEE ALSO OLDER AMERICAN ACT
SEE ALSO RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTE'R POQGRAH
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT AGE
sIe also senior CITIZENS, CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO VIAL JF LIFE
SFNIOR PILOT, USA
^OGINS'^p'rOPOSAL would give TAIRY PRODUCTS TO ELOtRLY
These newlyweos a»e in their ■jos
SENATOrSecKS TO^AROLISH MOTORCYCLE HELMET LAW
SENIOR ACTIVITIES PLANNED
DURHAM SYMPHONY CONCERT ON SUNDAY
dANOUET WILL HONOR SENIOR CITIZENS
irdVcVlc'AVt'AtrU'.^O. SE.IOR CITIZENS
^^^SES^Ai^Jlc^iNrix^ifNE^SEEnS AND OPPORTUNITIES
^rItioEC^GcNERATION' PIONEERS OF SORTS
ES2[°HErp"f/E;0£2LY PEOPLE B= INDEPENDENT
FOLKS AROUND HEBE: WITH THE OLOER SET ..,„r
OOCTOPS STILL NOT CLOSE TO FIMDING WAY TO HALT AuING
HOT wfJthER DIFFICULT FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE
SOME GIVE AND TAKE
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III ALSO CRIME virriMs'^
SEE ALSO SENIOR Cir ZFNS. ABIKC
<. OURHAH pIk ARRr5T = n rjl^.'-J.ilfJ AGAINST ELnCTLY
'"LICE use Dtcar TO lurf mucg'^rs.
f^E elofrly
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CARE INSUFFICIENT
SENIOR CIIIZFnS, oay care
TokrT.L'nhT'olTo "'^ '"'"' ''»" "f -NiriATivF
"'''°?F£!Ji'ifll' EDurATION
SENIOR FORUM SUGGESTS U «AYS TO IHPROVf EDUCATION
SFF L'In'f:(l,'nf'"'l-^^"ENT
i^i ^^^;;?tr^jME';n.°fi°!^-°«"^'^-EEK
^?c°u^?R3SR^"i^2;:;s"lf' ^?j,i^,^?%°
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p^^:0 ^ sg^i5%i?^?s:fN«.^:^isv!5^ ^
i^?:i?^G^"'""^'^''^'«°EL'giR\Y EDUCATION
«N UNHEALTHY IDEA
HEALTH INFO VALUABLF
ANDRE-S. HEALtS £D'ic'*\'?ON .ILL SUPPORTED
""If? f.'J^'f'*^' HEALTH INSURANCE
Iff IK^S HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE FHAiin
MEDICARE HyKE^iAMS'^gn SOME
SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING
J?gERS NEAR COMPLETION
CRE^T'I^R^ErRE" ?o"e"n^"to°"moT ".''A'^'n ""^^T
LEGISLATURE TO STUDY UiTCo?^- i^V ^fNTH
5?rf^„^ik'c,LT.F§i3nTiD"'is^-ir-
SENIOR CITIZENS, N.C.
SALBER'S BOOK CHRONICLES LIKFS nrt, i.cc „,
^^N^il^^ilc-SS-Bic^iJ-.-g-EN^YEARS
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ANY N.C. SCHOOLS CONDJCT PRAYER SF..VICES
YS SjIe ^.C. SCHOOLS -.OLD DAILY PRAYER
"pHLiaNo'^EHGION U SCHdllS A LOCAL EUROEN
IlIM STAR gON'T Be RESTORED
ICE PRAYER?
vfRSSS HOME SCHOOL RULING ,,,,,
NT SHOULD NOT SCAR ACADEMIC SUCCESS
Alio RELIGION SHOULD IQT Be MIXED
aChE^S say no TO SS LA»J , ,
. 1 1 'IGT S = NO AMBaSSAOIR TO VATICAN
YS hE-S NOT sponsor 0= SILL ON VATICAN RELATIONS
yS he is NOT SPCNSOR TF VATICAN BILL
NT SPOILS CONCERT
RGr SPLIT 0-J VATICAN TIES
RESTORE 3LESSINGS OF GOD
PJ«ERS I'. GCVE^N-ENT DOCTRINE
.C. ADMINISTRATIVE RiLEi , „
fFJSl^G 6ILL CN SPLITTING POWERS TODAY
AN = v. GETS PO.ER RECEA, PILL _ „„ ^„,
IttiTrR^ CONSIDER SEPARATION OF PO.ERS
Oa< JRGFD ON N.C. 3uD;ET .„.«,
ARNS POUERS -NOT OURS ^^ GIVE AWAY-
,TITUTION AND THE l"I<^-' P-^il . , ,_ roiTiruM
iQTEL TAX PROPOSAL OR AJ S P'AISEi CRITICISM
ON OF PO-ERS BILL PAC<S 3UITE A PUNCH
THE Three branches ,,,„.
rASll.V^'sSuL'TC"II%'N"l°JOBLESS BENEFITS PROGRAM
PROVES AGENCY RULE EN")
HELVES STATE ?U!LOING PROPOSAL
L REVISING. HEALTH LAW'. IS MIXED BAG
,^p5qvF5 measure on RESLIGNING OF POMcRS
lING RESTORES PROPER =EDEpal ?alaNCE
0.N WILL KEEP STATE RONNIriC- UNTIL 3U0GET OICP
uL=s BILLS defeated: .egislators in furor
JECTS INCREASING AUTO INSPECTION FEE
ULES "UTINY LEADER WON'T RETREAT
BILL MAY 3E MOST MOMENTOUS
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SEPARATION OF
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NP DAMAGES A.ARDEO IN NEGLIGEmCF fAS;
COURT RULES ALL AT FAULT: NO A.ARO IN HOUSE SUIT
SERTOHA CLua , „
SEE BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE DURHAM SE'TDMA CLUB
SEE FRIENDLY CITY SERTOMA CLU?
SEE JAMES E. SHFPARD SERTOMA CLJ3
SEE NORTH STATE SERTCMA CLUB
SERVICF STATIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO GA53LINE PRICES. DURHAi
GAS PRICES FALL
GAS PRICES iOUNO UPWARD „„,,,,
WINTER FORECAST: MILD GAS PRI-ES
SERVICE STATIONS. N.C.
"lAt0L?NE*PRIc"s f"['IelO:'Ji at SOME N.C. STATIONS
piLLlic GAS PSiCES. DEiiND FORCING DEALERS TO COMPETE
AUTO INSPECTIONS DEFENDED
GASOLINE PRICES REPORTED DOWN
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convenience STORE ROBBED
MAN ROBS 7-ELEVEN ON N.C. 5<.
SEVEN YEAR ITCH IPLAYl
DINNER THEATER'S 'ITCH'
DELIGHTFUL PERFORMANCE
SEVERANCE PAY
"USur^^FoJ-ES'sMPLOYEES ARE SUING M
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"l.;!i|p\iN; = ''f-«NlH-;LD GIRL TO RECEIVE BONE MARROW FROM FATHER
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SE. AGE DISCHARGE INTO TwQ LAK= S halTcD 12D DAYS
END RIVER SPILL COhRECTEO
;aste flcws into ENO BIVER
check on water asked in ora'jg .<,,cc
OWNFR OF IRAILEB PARK FACES Sf WAGE CHARGES
IRAUFR PARK CwNER FACES SEWAGE CHARGES
""til I"LlJ'fN3'»rv?rhs?^SrTER TREATMENT PLANT
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SPEAKERS FAVOR IMPPnvIN'; LAKE- i^DISA^REF ON MEANS
SeSac' RATES CUJLO INCREASE UIDFR PROPOSAL
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'U;t ASSAULTS
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III iHS C"ILO ABUSE, N.C.
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III IMS ?"""»"< CniNTY J?IL
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*'S.^'•l?..^"y^.,9f f.ENSE LAWS
SE'UAL ASSAULTS
SEXU.
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YOUTHS GET PRISON TEK^S POR ASSAULT
"tot'SAUl rS, CHAPEL HILL
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SEE ALSO ifU-'EN. CVRFE^S
LffTr STILL LULKY
SeiU«L OFfff.St L»«^
SEE ALST U.C., LAHS
SEE ALSO »APc, 'I.e.
^'Icn^S aEL'A^ES'^^'l^TTr'HPT rn .EPcAL SUCCtSSIUN
"^"T.<^nSfg^V?I»frT 5tl'FC«cr BASE
AMCRAFT rj aE CI5PLAYE0
^""■"jUJGE -Oh'T Jf^SHACKLE DEEENOANI IN 2 SLAYlr<GS
ROBBINS SECURITY TIGHT
^"*° IN GRIFTClN, THE SHAD IS KING
TmE smahe iQuAJTeri
SHAKE PERFaRHS
'"'l3iy°?iA^C^l^r^S;!EE^^S^I?lsTEKS PLEA ON DRUG CHARGE
Shanghai restaurant (KING'S PLAZA CHOPPING CfNTCRI
S:^?HiLi3'lN\isfUiK.S RO'bERY of RESTAURANT
^"'sEE^ALSl'^rSoHl^'cnUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALO
III ALSn FOSTER CHILJREN STnCKI;;G FUND
SEE ALSO vuLUNTEER SERVICES dURt AU
mfartmarming ....^ ,
PROGRAM GIVES A LITTLE ChRIST-AS_
MITHOUT HELP. CHRISTMAS uILL IE JR'* ^O? .^UHE
"ouNG MOTHER NEEDS HELP JO EJV L ^STOCK INCS^
SHARE "
PROGR
PRQGR*-' net--- J ...-*... ■■ • --^ .-^ -,rr e.' T -
HOImER needs HELP «ITH SONS' 'RESE'.T,
"iDOi. 5 CHILDREN FACF = LE AK H OL I DAYS
HER SON'S OrlNG. HUSBAND GuNE
^S|{|;''Jlos!?»in£5u£b"lilNO CHEERFUL CHRISTMAS
NCc£'JiPRaIy STAFF USES PARTY FUNDS FOR GIFTS
moiSeb ouIt jCb for ailing child
mages ocn'T stretch far for mtthfr of <■
loSLESS MID?- -ITH FOUR CHILD>EN NEEDS HELP
FATh£'^""kES LITTLE MONFy; B»= Y may NEED SuRGFRY
HER 7 CHILDREN NEED CLOTHES
S??;BL^D"2fND5ofS|R".?'tfsH Ll ST INCLU.FS A BIBLE
POOR FAMILY FINOS ROOM FOR HO' ELE 5S YOUNGSTERS
63 CASES STILL ilEEO HELP FOR ^OLIOAY
YOJ CAN STILL HELP The NEEDIEST
Ihe4 PEOPLE ARf EXTENDING HELPIwG HAND
•shar=' plan leaos needy, to helpers
GOAL MET, 3JT MORE ARE IN NEEl -.ctDCOATC
AID PROJECT ;.aN'T SAY 'NO' TO THc DESPERATE
MANY HAVE CALLED TO HELP
JrIIIn?s''fM JSiT?l'-cilLD»"EN".EEO TO BE TURNED IN UUICKLY
here are mure kho are gi vi ng _
These people are helping thf icEoy
IhI TCtIl: 703 NEEDY FAMILIES SEIVEO „,,„..
GIFTS GFLUVE BRIGHTEN VEEOY FA-ILY'S HOLIDAY
DUBMA" HAS a GIVI-IG HEART
DURHAM CaLLEJ GENEROUS .„,„,
HUNOREOS WERE DEDICATED TO SrtlRINC
^"'""sHAPK 31TES FISHcRMAN
GFORGIA Shark CATCHING A MYST RY
shark tank to go on display
Shatterproof glass cokp.
^'shJtTERPROOF glass Cu. to BUILD PLANT IN STATE
SMAi< uMV.
?^ %l".''cJnr^.r:'l J^A^JySrS lJ^Se^OY people in DUR«am
GRAM helps lighten grim ho, inAY time
GRAM hElps teach meaning 0- Christmas
smam'unIveksity is named in suit
3IGEL0M MILL get OEGREE
pastor gets honorary degree
^"' '■i'ol'f rS.'n'bSVsHOW MISSfS THE FUN
ShFARON HARRIS NUC
SEE ALSO nuClEa
GROUP URGES C
STATE AGE'iCY
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CPCL N-PLANT
SHEARC4 HAtt tl
NUCLEAR COMMl
NRC URGES aO?
NUCLEAR RO.ER
CPCL NEEDS "A
NUCLEAR PLANT
N-PLANT PROTE
REACTna MAY a
LICENSE REC^M
N-PLANT ORDfR
COMPLETION OF
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LEAR PLANT , „ - ,
.R PLANTS, S.C. A-lD »-C.„„„,_^,,
Af.CELLATIUN OF NJCLEAR PPOJcCTS
WILL ADVISE CANC=LLATION OF 2 N-PLANTS
■oifR PLANTS NOT MEEDEO, PANEL IS TOLD
COSTS PLACED AT S",.". BILLION
S Ur.lT l: ITS SI.'E IS m[ ND-dOGGL ING
SSIO-1 S£FKS COMMENTS JN POWER PLANT
POVAL TO OPERATE N-PLANT «-.,
PLANT OMNfRS =L>N HUNTI'lG, FISH -jC AREAS
TE INCREASE TO PAY FOR PLANT, ChIcF SAYS
UNECONOMICAL. P=TITION SAYS
ST
,E SCRAPPED ,, „ .. ,
IMENOFD FOR SHEAR3N HAkRIS PLANT
CPCL NUCLEAR UNIT CANCELED
si-EP:"N!:c. FLOCK I'-CREASING = OR FIRST TIME IN -.0 YEARS
SHEEP LEFT NATIVITY SCENE
^"""■'sTudInIS nuILO SOLAR HOUSE
FIBER PLANT CUTS PAINFUL
ShEloY mill shine again T-iIS YEAR
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OII=TS F.UM FMF U.: FAHtLY EM1A..S IN TBt.S.,«E HUNT
''^^tll'"!" WQPKSHOP OF OUDHAM
SEE DUHHAM fXCHANr.E ri B Cur, rc, •.,
c*LH«M.t CLUB SHELTEltn WIWK'iHnp
^""'?" ;;!??'■ i^ SCHOOL
re. c'J^,""*'^ voiirH Abour PRrsiri
OLYMPICS SrA«T FHID4Y
»«IM POSTPJNtS SPFCIAL OIY«Pl-c
i::i?:p^ f?^?!s^?^^3€r:;:F.
^""'??H?i"s^s^^L'?gMs?'<;i-.^'s^^f?f^'-
SHEPAJD^HlnOLE^SCHOOL SPORTS. FOQTUll
SHfRATON UNIVERSITY CENTER
p"Tf7;;^'?lRfit'p'si[p'""*'"'^ '""!■" 50Mt HOTEL FEATHFRS
S8t)N?F;TrES!?^6s^'^^ '" °^^""
BUGCY FULL OF Fodn
SHfRIFFS, I.e.
Sheriffs, i/.s.
SHERIFFS HOLD TV, FILM IHAGF JMTRUE, UNFAIR
Shiloh, n.c.
SHILOH MEMORAPILIA OFFER LOOK INTO PAST
Shiloh baptist church
I SHINGLES (QIStASEJ
SHINING ROCK ,<ILOE?NESS AREA
NEATNESS COUNTS. CAMPERS
Ship LAUNCHING
WHY BASH ELUABETH U AT ALL?
Shipbuilding '
see also poat duiloers
,^^^^^^^-^^l^?^'^^^^l^^^^^^.... SHIPSHAPE TO CELEBRATE
HI IJMS JCCIDENTS, SHIPS
SEE ALSO SUNKEN TREASUHF
5" ALSO USS MONITOR ""^
intU 5='*"° ^""P COURSF
BONES OF A YANKEE CLIPPER
Hi\rluh^\liri s'?r?V^p^^^^=- •':«AVEYARD-
SHOE ::::r;:o:r'^^" "'" i^^^^i-^^^^^^^^. ... r.. heel coast
ECONOMY HAS TAR HEELS REP.IR,>,G INSTEAD UF BUYING
SHOE SHOW
TWO MEN Roa STORE OF tlOO
SHOES
POQO OLD THINGS
shoes helped
coSforT'??'-?'^? of white shoes
r3E'gJiHrSH3E """ '°'' "'-'■5 HOE FASHION
ShOEShInE
ELMO MANGUM PROMISES A SHOESHINE WITH A SONG
SHOOTING ATTEMPTS, DURHAM
anancoc cVor- £=■ '^SYCHlATftlC FXArt5
i ■ slPJji'i-Sp' -
ELDERLY WOMAN FIRES PISTOL TO,<AR0 YOUTH WHO YELLED
SHOOTINGS, CHAPEL HILL
OR WITHOUT FEDERAL AID
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5/12/03
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5/17/03
7/13/03
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10/11/83
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ASSAULT CONVICTIONS UPHFLT
CHAPEL HILL SHOnTINO PEPQRT FM:SE
FALSE RFPQPT CHA.*GE MAOF SGAI'lbT MAM
CHAPEL HILL HAN SHOT IN LEG
CARRBOHn MAN SHTT
CHAPEL HILL HAN KILLEn
MAN SHOT OEAO AT PARENT":* riOM-
l\r,i/o"'?"a7d'ioi''t'A',^"^lV'',H''. OEATH .Y GUNSHOT
FATHER FACES H64RIN'", IN DEATH
NFJHAN HEARING IS OCT. 25
HAN CHARGED
POLICE: HAN SHOT IN HAND
DURHAM HAN FACES CHARGE IN SHOOTING
SHOOTINGS* OUKHAH
'"RE5hl'sT"FSr^sIc;oJ"g?SpSlNirD IN A.ERyS TRIAL
AVERY HAY USE INSANITY PLEA
POLICF LOOK FOR ARMEO MAN
SHOOTING VICTIM CRITICAL
aOUNOEO HAN FOUND ON WALK
HAN GFTS 7 YEARS IN SHOOTING r^.-,rc
DURHiH MAN GETS 7-YFAR TERM ON ASSAULT CHARGE
CARING COMMUNITY EASES F AH IL Y- S GR I EF
HANOGHN FIRFO AT REPAIRMAN'S FEET
SHOT SERIOUSLY INJURES HAN
Th iSSetTio'lN'^Hg^'lll^G; VICTIH-S CQNOTTION STABLE
SSc'}^RS'?£TL?7?eJ'E^FErT FROH SURGERY
GUNMAN OPENS FIRE IN STORE
SHEFT-CLAO HAN FIRES: GROCER I I T
WITNESSES RECOUNT MLLING
DELIBERATIONS NFARING IN HURD'R TRIAL
MURDER JURY TAKES BREAK
JURY FREES YOUTH IN SLAYING „_^„„ ...snc:,
JURY CONVICTS NFLSQN OF 2N0-O'GREF <UROFR
T':^N-AGFR ACIUITTEO IN SHOOTI'IG
GUNS IN C«K ^407 USED IN SLAYING
SUGGS THOUGHT HAN G6TT NG GUN
fwOHAN- IN SLAYING TRIAL SAYS SHE WAS APUSEO
SUGGS ARGUHFNTS BEGIN „„,,,, ,c.r^
JURY CONVICTS WOMAN IN SHOOTING JFATH
PISTOL PULLET "ills MAN; WOUNIEO HAN ACCUSED
1 KILLED. I HURT IN SHOOTING
HURDER WARR<NT SERVED
MAN DIES DF GUNSHOT WOUND
MAN wOUt.DEO IN GAME ROO"
ONE WCONOED AS SHOTS FIREO INTO GAME ROOM
SHOTS FIRED IN WINDOW
MAN HURT IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTIMG
POLICE TESTIFY GUN LINKFO TO 1 EA TH
MAN SHOT IN ARM , , ,
MAN IS SHOT IN IPABTHFNT „,^^.
DURHA" MAN SHOT ON HOPKINS STIEFT
TWO SHOT, WOUNDED OUTSIDE GAM- POOH
DURHAM HAN SHOT ON STREET
JUDGE ALLOWS REQUEST IN AVERY CASE
DURHAM HAN SHOT IN BACK
HAN SUFFERS WOUND
WOMAN SHOT
THIEVES TAKE STEREO ITEMS . , , ,^
DA ACCEPTS PLEA BARGAIN IN SLAYING, CASE
WOMAN GETS 5 YEARS IN SHOOTIN'. DEATH
MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING
HAN SHOT IN LEG ON W. TRINITY
SHOOTING, ASSAULT REPORTED
DURHAM HAN SHOT
S?2 ^?;ifESfFrA0H5"?E'ISr?S AVERY'S PRISON TERM
SHOOTING AT PSO, WOMAN REPORTED
OFFICER SHOT AT DURING CHASE
MAN SHOT FOLLOWING AKGUHENT
rN'^y^T^^f^LESfS^Fri's CHANGED
fSS'Su^H^S'^SiN'^RE'tREATEO FOLLOWING SHOOTINGS LAST NIGHT
MAN IS SHIT IN ABDOMEN ,, ,„
BULLET STRIKES HAN IN HIS HIP
MAN Charged ^., ,„..en
MAN IS SHOT TWICE. WOMAN QUEST lO.NEO
LOCAL MAN SHOT TO DEATH; WOMAN ARRESTED.
OFFICERS PROBE STORS BREAK-IN
BOY. 9, SHOT IN HEAD. DIES
YOUTH DIES. INVESTIGATION IS CONTINUING
OFFICER WOUNDS HAN IN SHOOTIN'
J^l'icI 'Fr'f A?sit!L?"c°3;'/Tl AFTER POKER GAHE SHOOTING
WOHAN IN PARKED CAR SHOT IN HEAD ON CITY HALL PLA2A
WOMAN DESCRIBES SHOOTING ,,,,..,
WOHAN SHUT IN CAR IN GOOD CONDITION
SUSPECT HELD IN SHOOTING
^t]R°SIi''-A^''FOU^n'iE'Ag BY P0LI:E AFTER BEING SOUGHT IN WIFF'S SHOOTING
POLICE SAY DYING HAN NAMED KILLER
FUNERAL IS TOMORROW FDR SHOOTING VICTIM
POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH
SSkiiS '.i:,T..i\il\'rn.T.rAl tl'rlr.,^.. shot during quarrel
HAN CHARGED IN SLAYING „ „ .„ „,.,
GUNSHOT BLAST WOUNDS JWO OUPriJM HFN
HAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULT IS ATTACKED
TWO MEN CHARGED IN SHOOTING
MAN FOU'IO SHOT IN LEG
MAN SHOT WIFE. THEN HIMSELF. POLICE SAY
WOUNDED HAN'S CDNPITION STABLE
WOMAN SHOT I. GARAGE , ,,,
TOBACCO OFFICIAL SHOT IN HUGGING
'B^^MclSEO^iiH tSl^ED outside AFTER ST« HOURS
SIn HOSPITALISED AFTER POLICE STANDOFF
i'pESsoSshoT AS RibBERS FORCE w»Y INTO APARTMENT
HAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFI-R LiEING SHOT
SSSB|li'SV^TlH"SVyr£FVN^K^?°ijUND
Vuiirflu'SV»l\°%'ll'^\H'\u".Va.^ ON MORFHEAO AVENUE
SHOOTING DEATH RROBF _ CONT U.U Er ^^
CHARGED
ARREST HADE IN SHOOTING ON NOV
SHOTGUN BLASTS MAN
VICTIM'S CONDITION IS SFRIOUS
HAN slain: ! OTHERS MAYBE SHOT
SHOOTING Clues sought .
HAN FATALLY SHOT; WIFE FACES .
MAN arresteo in shotting
DATE
2/02/H3
2/2<./P3
2/25/e3
7/30/P3
6/01/63
10/13/B3
10/l'./n3
iu/i<./n3
10/18/n3
10/1S/B3
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12/2'5/R3
12/21/83
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1/20/13 B
1/20/83 C
1/21/83 A
l/2')/n3 A
1/31/83 A
1/31/83 C
2/01/83 A
2/04/83 C
2/04/83 A
2/10/83 C
2/11/83 A
2/23/83 B
2/23/83 C
2/24/83 A
2/24/83 B
2/24/83 A
2/24/93 C
3/02/83 P.
3/02/83 C
3/03/83 B
3/D3/83 C
3/04/83 B
3/04/83 8
3/04/83 C
3/11/83 C
3/16/83 B
3/17/83 C
3/18/83 B
3/l'5/83 A
3/23/83 C
3/21/83 B
4/02/83
4/03/83
4/03/83
4/05/83
4/13/83
4/11/B3
4/25/83
4/28/83
5/12/83
5/12/83 C
5/23/83 A
5/24/83 B
5/28/83 A
6/02/83 B
6/13/83 B
6/27/83 C
6/27/83 C
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3/07/83 C
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6/14/83 C
8/16/83 A
8/16/83 C
8/20/83 A
3/21/83 fl
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8/28/83 A
9/04/83 C
9/05/83 6
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9/18/83 B
9/19/83 C
9/24/83 U
9/24/83 A
9/25/83 C
10/02/63 A
10/1)3/83 A
10/03/83 C
10/04/83 e
10/U4/83 C
10/10/83 A
10/10/83 B
lO/lD/83 C
10/10/83 C
10/15/83 8
10/15/63 A
10/20/83 n
10/2D/83 C
10/22/83 B
10/23/83 3
10/24/83 B
11/05/83 B
11/05/83 A
11/09/83 B
11/10/83 B
11/10/83 C
11/14/83 a
U/14/83 C
11/19/83 C
11/19/83 A
U/22/83 6
11/22/83 P
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11/23/83 A
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6/J7/83 3
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7/17/83 C
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7/30/83 A
8/04/83 A
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12/02/8) c
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2/01/83 13
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MAN ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING HQU" c
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fORr^ER RESinENT IS SmOT
OFFICER SHOOTS EX-RESIDENT
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TALKING IT nvFR
SHOPLIFTING CONVICTION UPHELD .,,rc
POLICE EEGIN ROU.NDuP IN FOUR I.C. COJMTIES
?S5ptM?NGf"SSef?E'¥A^s'°^si;ii TO CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS
Three arrested IN THEFT CASE ,,,^c
AWAOEMESS CAN HELP PREVENT HO. IDAY CRIME
shoplifters dahpen merchants' spirit
Shopping
o5sHli''sKoPP£3s spend MINEY rfceived F0° ChRIST-aS
SEE ALSO FOREST HlLLS SHOPPING • cNr|R
S^E ALSO HERITAGE S3U4RE ^HOPPI'lG CENTER
SEE ALSO LOEHMANN'S PLAZA _ ,, ,^^
SEE ALs" "AX'S HEAD PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSn CECE'lCY PL4Z4
SEE ALSO TELO SHOPPINr, CENTER ^,~,„
nCCU ST'jOy: uETTEB TR4N^PaRT4T IO'j NEEDED
SHOPPING CENTER UORK UNDE' -lAY
REZONING PROPOSAL HEARD „. . , .
CONSTOUCTIO'l 3EG1NS UN FRANKLIN PLAZA
NE« SHOPPING TENTER PROROSEPiIN CARRBORO
flWrl'n'^^T^i'\"<-'cTlo TO LICATF .T REGENCY PLAZA
BOARD APPROVES ';M';PRriG CFNT£>
SHJPPING CENTER WIN'^ APPRTVAL
hayti paoJErr TO »ring jobs
COUNCIL TO -.iT HAYTI OEVELOPH=NT CONTRACT
CITY PANEL TACKS HAYTI PkOJ'^CT PACT , ^ ,
REACTION "liEOnN BAN QF HAYTI CENTER INVESTMENT
HAYT CITY CLASH OVER PROPOStJ FUNDING
CITY FINANCE PANEL ?ACkS J92,100 FOR HAYTI GROUP
SPACE IN OJ^HAM HALLS HAY BE 'CARCE COMMODITY
HAYTI ShOPPI <G CENTER , „,
SHOPPrnC CENTFR ,nRK PEGINS IN CH4PEL HiLL
MORE OaIa SIuGhT about HAYTI lENTFR
2 fir-s joi'i hayil prhject
chaTha; commissioners ok cemt-r access plan
Two STjRES TO JOIN HAYTI CENT'R
haVti oevElOP'^r juits paktnfr'hip in center
PlSTNra IN HAYTI DEVELOPMENT "ROPS OUj
SHOPPING DEVELOPMENT ON COMMITTEr'S AGENDA
CnisTpSci'jN'nEGlNS ON SHOPPIIG CENTER
TlKT.G 'HA^f
G'aM jEARCH CONTINUES , „ ,,.
2 Fia-S OPENING IN LOUISBURG" FRANKLIN PLAZA
SHOPPING Ct'lTER NEARLY •'EAOY
CITY WANTS TO SET UP LEGAL F P E LANES
PREVENTING DISASTER
DURHAM FACES Soil BECAUSE OF FLOJDIN^
ATTENTION. DURHAM SHOPPING CE'JTERS
i^3JI?N^'!£?.T^rPMN^ei ^Sr^^lIVERSITY DRIVE .REA
SmOT'-.o'Ii
^^^NRFMSURtD CU'l CH4KGE LODGE"' AGAINST PHYSICIAN
oaltun released on "omu
m4n .ith shotgun forced from jjoms
accused gunman in jail today
^""see also commfrcial fishing i'lojst.<t
SEE ALSO Shellfish
SHRIMP HARVEST
RAIN Mi» HURT SHRIMP HARVEST
ShR INE J'TwL
SEE NORlH/SnuTH all-star SriRINE BO.<L
ShR INEps. ouRHAm
SEE uiiRMAM Sh*' INE CLUT
ShRINERS of AMRAN TtMPLE „,,, cv H 2 3/06/83
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5/11/83
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8/16/83
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9/30/B3
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10/19/P3
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12/13/83
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1 8 P P T37
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2 N
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1 0 N K^5
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l/26/f3 C
2/12/83 C
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2/16/83 9
2/22/63 B
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2/23/83 8
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10/16/93 U 1
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11/23/83 A
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12/14/83 A
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12/28/83 A
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12/3D/83 C
12/31/93 A
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l/l«/93 A
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1/13/83 4 1
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N
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N
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3/02/B3 11
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SFE 4LS3 ITALY
"S'THOi'^ISTS 'honor shroud RFSEaiCHER AS TOP layPEPSON
CHANGERS CdNTINUlNC INvrSTIGATirH Of ShOOUO
SHRrGo RLSEA-CmER wins method' ST CONFFRFNCF AWABO
ISS2^?shir:',VI2s5's^FfTI^CrM'&l'c!!HPUTf» ANALYSIS OF ShROuO
shkouo Skeptics ignort overali report
SIAMESE TmINS
SEE ALSC Children
SEE ALSO Twins
SIAMESE T^IMS born in ChaRlTTTl
S'lRCEON! TRY TO SCP4R4TF 'UM^ ST WINS
CNE SIAMESE IwIN DIES DURING ■ u» .FRY
SECOND N.C. SIAMESE TWIN DIES
SICKLE CFlL »NfMM
He 'i-so JNMIA^^ ^^^^ _^^^ ^___.^ SPECIFIC nisFASESi _ ^^ ^^„
--IVE SICKLE CELL CENTER
Z/1Q/B3 A
3/12/83 A
a/11/83 A
12/14/83 A
12/14/83 A
12/21/83 A
4 U G33
1 P F J06
in P F A2n
SEE ALSO D1SEAS''S ISEF ALSO N1M"S JF SPFCIFTL
111 IlSO niKE UNIV. MFOICAL CFN'ER. COMPRFHENS
OUKE SICKLE CFLL CENTER GETS MVc-YFiR GRANT
S » 11/07/61 4 2 N
H 2 11/08/83 A 1 N
S2 11/0 6/834 I N
H 2 11/J9/83 A 1 H
H 2 5/25/93 e I
f H L Y / A
N 'J u A L
INDEX
U/31/83
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MOBIL AND THE MEDIA
p'i27£\KVTj^;;iSt^'JlMjJen°"g? ^'/i^f^siTY SPONSORS "Runathon.. for duke.
SIGMA THETA TaU
DUKE NURSE JiNSAharS" ''"° '""^
f>3 ENTER NURSING HONOR GROUP
SIGN LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO OEAF
DFAF 'r'l?)^^^^ COURSE PLANNED
DEAF CHILDREN CREATE STn^Tl? ,n SIGN LANGUAGE
SIGNS
in fl-12 aiLLfiOARns
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO SYMBOLS
^^i,;!!-S9 TRAFFIC SIGNS
I p," "ULES URGED FOR DURHAM
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SIGN LANGUAGE ON NINTH STREFT
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SILENCE
SEE ALSO NOISf POLLUTION
's^^lL^NcrplA^lR?"^ PPOSECuroRS ON SILENCE ISSUE
SILENT FILMS
^^f ,i^,l°cf 't? INDUSTRY
•JtZl SINGER- NOT FIRST SOUND FILM
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6/07/fl3 A
T/i'./RS n
7/J4/R3 A
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SILER CITY, N.C., ELECTlnN5
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SILER CITY OFFICIALS RE-ELECTFO
SILER CITY POLICE OEPT.
NE- SILER CITY POLICE CHIEF TAKES OFFICE
SILHOUETTES
IN THE spotlight: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
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SILICON CH^rs '" "°"^^ °^ '"^'"^ ^^-^^ "-^'^ -- - THE RTP7
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SILK
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SILK HOPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LACK OF WATER CLOSES ^ILK HOP=
SILOS
ACCIDENT INSIOE SILO CLAIMS F4Rh£r.s l,f,
SILVER
MUSEUM HOUSES SILVER
GOLP, SILVER SCHEMES MAY niLK INVESTORS
SILVER, THEFTS
SEE SILVER ThFFTS
SILVER THEFTS
SEE ALSO PnECIOUS MFTALS
pi:2f^HiiHi^«-"--^ ""' "-'
Sit^f""?"^ LOCATED
THEFT LEADS TO GREENSBORO
SINAI
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H 2 i/Ol/Ht A 4 E
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S 2 1/12/83 A 16 N
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4/15/83 A
4/22/83 A
4/27/83 A
5/05/83 E
6/03/83 A
6/05/83 D
3/12/83 A
''/28/83 A
9/28/83 A
0/34/83 B
0/30/83 H
1/10/83 A
l/lD/83 A
H 2 U/05/83 A 16
H 2 11/20/83 0 4
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2 1
N «37
N K90
F
N K90
N K90
N K90
N K90
I P P T37
H 1 12/03/83
H 2 11/06/83 b 10
H 2 11/09/83 A 9
H 2 U/09/83 A 9
N H60
N
N L30
H 1 7/23/83 C 1 N
H 2 1 1/25/83 0 6 P N
" 2 5/29/83 A 21 P F L41
H 2 5/22/83 C 1 N
H 2 9/18/83 0 10 P N
S 2 10/28/83 C 1 P P T37
H 3 10/05/83 b I N
S 2 5/13/83 A 1 n
H 7 6/01/83 A 6 B N
S 2 7/12/83 A 1 N T32
S 2 8/22/83 A
H 2 11/22/83 A
S 2 11/23/83 C
S 2 12/09/83 A
H 2 12/11/83 C
monTml»/>n
INDEX
12/31/B3
N«iivf Of N.c. Lu!;ts AR« nusnt 5lr<Ji duty
SntOlt* UIc"; IN iCClDFNI IN «tJP»'T
SINGInC on I"c HH^NTAIN
SEE »LST gospfl kusic, .
SINGKIC GN THt "JIINTilS
""^'ErSJ^i'-HjsTF.?. coNSTKucrnN. -usrs
I.JILDING PE5^^1T■; FOU HO'-E'; I«I?L£
*ISINC CGNFIDFNCc S'U»S rlJuSI'li 1ARKET
5If.GL£ PJUFMS
SEE ALSn rlVuRt-F
SEE ALSO EAXILT STaUCTjOE
SPiPE THE SY^PATMr
""""thI^NVSTERY is deep AS T»E HUL E
SUTY "INUTES icrs NEWS PROGRAHI
QM, NO. FCOIdALL
SHATE3OAP0ING
IT'S ALL Ik the TDNiUE
THSEE-SIXTY
SKATING , ,
SEE «OLLcP SEATING
^"'s'e^alSO ACCIOENfS. SKIING
SEE ALSO OESGPTSi N.C.
^^«lLD^2EAfi£(i"'nlON'T HELT SKIIVG SEASON
si\ *ESPKTS nHPF 10 OPEN SLnP= S BY THANKSGIWING
SKIING WEArMcP?
^"'sEE ALSO SKI SESOBTS
MAN. 19, DIES IN SKI MISHAP
"'" TAKING CAPE OF YOUR HEALT4
SKIN GANGES
^^STuo"at'du" offers MELANOMA T=!EATHENT
SkyjaCUNG
SEE HIJACKING. AISPLASE
C-^T ARBIVcS AT AIR i-ASE
SLANDER
^^f-o'"cUAli^F'iRINGS OANAGEO aEPJTAlIONS
BASLER SAYS^F LET WORKER KEE' TANTALUM
iEtK fxEC: FIRING HAS DIFFICULT
2 SAY 3ASLER PART OF SChE"E at hsCK
JURY -.ETS SLANDER CASE TODAY ,
^-'j,.fSpl3y£ES TO GET tAOO.OOi '•' SLf^P" CASE
E. -PROFESSOR AT DUKE SUES FOR 13.5 -ILLIDN
pRnFFssna filing suit employed till jct. i
"-WECK moSkER 5UFS LA,YER FQ> NOT filing suit
LA.SjIT against lawyer DBOPPE"!
SLAVERY
SEE ALSO 9LACK HISTORY
SEE ALST CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO FMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
S=E ALSO INVOLUNTARY SERVIIUOE
N.C. PANEL RECOMMENDS ANTI-SL«VERY LAW
SLAVERY CASE CONVICTIONS IPPEILFD
nC SLAVERY rONVlCTICNS ARE JPHELO
?fifE ANTI-SlAv?RY LAW TO GO =£FO«E »|5E''B'-Y
FARM GROUP OPPOSES ANTI-SLAVE)Y PROPOSAL
FAR" "uREAu «RONG
LASOR CAMP INSPECTION BILL DEjaTlD
1, MEN INDICTED IN SLAVERY PRO^E
far; aUREAU PICKETED FOR O^S^ I TICX TO RI LL
INVOLUNTARY SSRVITUOE BILL IS SENT TO SUBCOMMiritt
^Sui^ ?5S-Ht^rjK^'^tLL TO -KE SLAVERY A FELONY
ANTI-SLAVERY BILL ADVANCES IN N.C. HOUSE
h^use approves anti-slavery bill
aSVi'-s^aSery'Iill^support oesfrves congratulations
SLAVERY CONVICTIONS UPHELD ,r,.u,TTcc.
iNTI-SLAVEKY ?ILL IS SE".T 8AC< TO COIMITTEfc
RE. CRCED ANTI-SLAVERY BILL At>>'ANCE5 ,,,„,.„ .,, ,
CARPING STATE lFGISLATOBS hEA<cN ANII-SLAVERY BILL
SESATF APPROVES ANTI-SLAVERY ^ LL
li??!sL'AlES?'L^lit^"ErHElL?2 ?lty PASSED BY ASSEMaLY
ANTI-SLAVERY LAW CALLED TOO WEAK
Sf^3AiiT"2SR:;iJs"^'EfL"DF FEAR OFP»ESS.OH
iSi?IIif.SIS;-»rt! i2S?i3;S: hstSi"Ji'»'llNEML ASSEMBLY
SLEEP
"here" few'upS on HOW TO FALL ASLEEEE l-Z-7-1
^Viblh^b^ifHS^:;? "EL^riSeTORS SPOT DEMENTFO
INSOMNIA CAN'T SE CURED WITHOJT HELP. DOCTOR SAYS
"°*1tif^:i"BAirrt:'i;sH?"?^Ti^fi;'fg£?L,cTR.LEo
ha5svi6^jA^t;iiE?^;!nswiA5^r?0NTRACT
SLOAN NOTIFIES :L6flK OF WORK WITH MINN. FIRM
IS °ri[iriur.ii°2\^;'ih"A ir'i^.'.^iT.ii, w.th developed
COUNCIL "is BURDEN OF avOIOIn; CONFLICTS
ItSlR ;liii1^GSac".f°VS'i^D HAYT, PROJECT
J E C T S
S I T
N f ELY
P 0 DATE C ?r, L P lYL
H 2 1/11/B3 Alt! N
11 > 1/20/13 il ? N
H ? 0/21/13 A I". N
PAGE OS',
i/iY/e*
5 ? 6/23/R3 n I''
H 7 <./0<>/(l3 C I
H 2 <./i<./e3 A A
H 2 1/06/83 A ■; U W09
H 2 <./01/'i3 C S P P M66
H 2 10/02/B3 DAL
S 2 2/09/B3 C I P P M66
H 3 6/08/B3 S 1 ■> P FTO
H 2 3/2T/B3 A 3 N
H 2 11/16/R3 A 12 N
H 2 11/17/83 A E P P
H 2 12/2''/83 A 9 N
S 2 12/21/83 C 5 U
H 2 b/18/83 A 6 N
H 1 './02/R3 B I P P
5/12/83
5/13/B3
5/1A/83
5/17/83
5/ie/B3
5/l">/83
5/25/B3
5/26/83
10/22/83
10/26/83 B
1/05/83
1/15/83
3/03/83
3/IA/83
<,/ll/83
'./15/R3
•./10/83
<./22/83
<,/27/83
5/25/83
5/31/83
6/33/83
6/08/33
6/0'S/e3
6/0'>/83
6/21/83
6/28/83
7/D2/R3
7/07/83
7/07/83
7/0'>/83
7/lA/»3
7/2A/83
3/27/83
9/12/83
9/23/83
9/25/83
12/30/83
N 582
N 582
N S82
N S82
N S82
H S82
N S83
N
N SB?
H 582
6
II
5
4
5
3
3
2
5
16
H 2 8/11/83 A
H 2 3/11/S3 3
H 2 9/11/83 B
S 2 ia/l'./83 A
2/10/83 A
2/10/R3 A
2/11/P3 i
2/11/83 A
2/15/83 8
2/15/83 A
2/15/83 A
2/23/83 A
2/23/83 A
2/2A/63 A
A/lA/83 A
<./l5/83 A
F 830
P F70
N B30
N J56
S51
K9(l
SSI
K9a
S5l
N S51
N K90
E
N K90
N SSI
SLUG'S AT THE PINES ICHaPEL
1 CHARGED IN CHAPEL
. ILL. N.C. 1
ILL BEER THEFT
S 2 2/08/83 8 I
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U/31/S3
u 0 J I c t s
COMPANY cf,. Off ICIAL APP=OVAI
LOANS orffRfa TnVf,Ss°r;S«7'a. n„owr,„r
S«*'-'-.fVli'rf^5 COUNCIL
■MVSE^ Sy'«o'^^ 3r;^^^f6«^?" ^''-^ ""^'""s ,^^ePMr su
^'"^%rK"K''?f»'^s'H\r5Jfo,^,«|fe"CHAcr
SMALL Claims coupr
jnCF r.ALLOwAY
' [GN
I TORS
SMALL TOWNS
SE6 ALS') N.C., row.JSHIPS
set ALSO USflA«, RtNEMAL
THE OUIfT LIFE STILL THRIVES In CREFO-oOk
"""^c^fM?P5^^f^^iS6F •JiJo^--s^nF^sPrc,Fir oisfasfs,
SMlTH-nOUUI ASS CO.
SMITH'r'FM";T''" '"'■ """"' ^'^^^^''N F.OM ITS CRFOITOR
'''"^a?''5aJt?Lf^;;^^i«^'^'s't;t^!i«^fS' ■'•'•'
SMITH ISLAND
SEE BALD H6A0 ISLAND
<iS4NT OOcS ro TFACHINF, ABOUT =uruRf
SMITHSONIAN INSriruTION
SLIT^EH CNLIOHTFNS DUKE FRlfN^S ON S.ITHSONIAN
SMIlKf DETECTORS
SEE ALSO ALAilM SYSTEM',
SEE ALSO FIRE PPEVENTIi.M
^^K^i'H??.?;" o.Ums'pressfo
c:gS!o^^^S^Lrjp^p'^;^li« '" ""'VEkSITY OOKMITURIES
BEST METHOD FOR TREATING BURNS: PREVENT THEM
SMOKING
SEE ALSO C ir.ARETTFS
SfI l|-sn T;^iL;'o^'"NC CLINIC
"f «tsn t'S?a\^c'o"; h^'aVth^^f'^e^-t^'"'"^"
EN FATHFR smokes
TO SU.lCOMMITTEE
OuSf -STUDY r!^,^ c\Sc^°S??2
peTc'a3??!''^S.5?w''5'' "««£
SMOKING BAr;
SEE TObACCO. ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SNAIL OaRTEK
TINY FISH IS OFF THE HOOK
fVA OWE^ AN APOLOGY
FISH DEFIES OOOM-SAYERS
SNAIL DARTER FUSS NOT FOR NAUCHT
SNAKFBI TE
HEDICAL EXPERTS DISAGREE ON S.AKE-BITE REMEDIES
SNAKES
SEE ALSO PYTHONS
CRICKET SAVES MAN
SNAKEsTSus^i" rl?s rA,',^' W '."^ ^FxT?
^t'l.li.^li'r^^^'^^^^^''' ^"°"' •""" -- '^ ^H'"-
SNAKE HUNTER'S FEAR? A WASP
SNIPERS
SEE SHOOTINGS. N.C., SNIPERS
SNOM. nuRHAM
ill A*tl3 T.r.'^.'.T,l:,l'"°°^^' SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
WINTER CLAiE PUE FOR STATE
DURHAM WON'T GET SNO»
«£«0r FOR SMOW "
HHEFc DID IT GO?
alicl 3^°?Noi%J^D^ °' ""«"'" ^°'"SHr
SNOW Threatens Durham fsopt
-INTER SPRINGS WHITE SURPrKc
RISING reMPfRATURES MfLI SPPI'^C SNOWFALL
PAr.f (,•,■)
SUNSHINE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE
S«IN FOLLOWS
C n DATE C i'C I P 'lYL
J ! 5/^7/03 C 1 N K90
,', ^ 1/0VR3 A ? P , *'"
H ? )/2?/n> A » w
H 2 lU/US/fl) rj S N
H I 2/ui,/.13 A ^ C A
c ? ^/06/83 D i; P F L', I
S J 9/16/83 C 6 P P M66
S J 1/0VP1 CI N S63
H ? 6/a2/R1 A I N
S ? 7/16/8J A i L
H ? S/lS/Bi D 1 P F L30
S 2 IO/H,/83 All u n<,3
II 2 J/17/fl3 A 1 8 N
II I 6/25/83 n 1 N
H 2 9/21/83 C 6 H A2<,
H 2 3/20/83 D 3 P U H*5
H 2 l/l'i/83 C 1 N V24
5 2 1/19/83 A i g •'*
HI 7/01/8 3 B 1 S
H 2 12/0V83 C 8 F 030
H
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H
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1/21/83 n I
1/21/R3 A S
i/20/83 0 1
3/10/83 n <,
5/26/83 A 1 3
6/0 3/8 3 A 4
6/09/83 A 4
7/18/83 8 1
3/10/83 A 3
9/11/83 A 6
9/19/83 n 12
9/22/83 A 11
3/28/83
9/06/83
9/23/83
9/27/83
S 2 7/20/83 C 1 3
*/a5/83 B
'./06/83 A
'</0b/l\2 A
''/07/83 9
5/0<,/83 8
0/11/83 0
7/23/83
N
N A54
N F30
N A54
F CI
N
H 2 10/16/83 8 13 P F
P P S76
1/20/83 C
1/20/83 C
1/21/83 A
1/21/83 A
1/22/83 C
1/22/83 A
2/05/83 A
2/07/83 A
2/07/83 a
2/07/83 C
2/08/83 B
2/10/83 A
2/11/93 A
2/25/83 C
3/2<./a3 A
3/25/83 A
3/25/83 a
3/25/83 b
3/29/83 A
1 P P S76
3 P P -66
I N
t P P M66
1 P P M66
I P N eo5
1 P P T37
N EOS
N
N 583
N
U
P 166
N K90
I N 0 e «
li/31/33
SHElTFRs"»eiov F01 HU-ELESS DjalNf. s.nv,
SNOW F»Ll5 Q'I nuRHiM
JUST WHfH TOU IHJUCHI
NO PICNIC JN MONOftY
OUftHA" «AY f£F SNDH
FLURSieS POSSIBLE
SI'KtN'',nHr «!'; HrOt.
.C, BLflCKSn
'""""srSy^ciStEf S5F^;';•P^RT OF I-.n ,n
fOONT ICES ^P WFSIE'N N.C.
MiNTEO bAKIUC.
anpsi'SsANvrLci'sCHOOLS heeoei snoh fokfcasts...
lT5^i°!Sv?'s'N??:",^u;?MNf 3l TH HO»F THAN A FUHT OF SNO«
MINTER SPt-I'lOS WHITE SUPPRISE
^Mllw SPRIW*- STORM MELTS AWAY
mVlD WEATHcR DinirT MFLT ski lie SEASON
JUST whFN YOU THOUGHT SPRINGTIME WAS MERF...
ALMANAC PREnirTS A SNOWY WINT R
NfW LANDSCAPE
''"'" iy{e'§'F'§R JUILOINr, FOUNO
'''°' 's2oHn''oF"p6ACE' HILL OPEN IIS 1)TH SEASON
'""sfE «LSn TOBACCO
A OEVi'IEE
^"*SEc ALSn OETt.lGENTS
SCAP^l'-JOUSTRY TO FIGHT CnrnlCVL IAN
SQAP BIX Uf*'lY
SOAP HUX CHAMP
SOAP OPERAS
^^NBl'-lcjJEs'HlGi'"^«TINGS AS S0« P OPERA OF SPORTS ^
uSc PajFESS-HS r?NO MANY SOAP OPuRA FANS ON CAMPUS
UNC
SOAP
•OrCTjBS' VISIT HEfE
""" ALSO AIL ATLANTIC COA'T CON^ER'iMCF SOCCER TEAMS
i ^ J'KTt^2;L^^£E!?R^V's^^r^^L 0 HF.niN
us UNOlO
SOCCER
SEE ALSO nciKE UNIV
SEE ■ ■" '■ •' "■
SEE
SEE
Ki^s'SiKiil^SN^^^Lrt^fe^Ko'^OCCFR TnuRNAMFNT
SOCCER'S ELII'^ GET TGGETllfR TUS WCFkENO
A CHALLfNGE TAKES ROOT
2^^?f ?HEn'f°fI ^Y^l'iano an .MATO, therl-s
Sflw't?'?Sc^ER:°""pPQORWILL .-YFAP-OLOS GET
SOCr E» I S FIR SI PPIN'
S-URFS... ROWDIES... COUGARS.
INOIVinuAL SCHOOLSl
KICK OUT OF THE SPORI
.TAR HEELS
rSpFroSjrScAYFRS MAKE ALL-A"ERICA SPCrtP TEAM
SOCIAL AND PPLITICAL ACTIVIS"
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S MOvEMtNT , „
* pops FBEf REIN THREAT TO fRCOOM
THE Fnl ANJ THE POPF
't"h^ ?iI^o25-S^gJ8^'^^k''A&^INISTRAT,ON
'°'m 'pL^Ite clubs
'°"*5iri^cV5L'H?S.l7o5Sl;'"ci?N^?^^i^:^!f^'SjTFO PEST IN SOUTH
"'see ALSO^OL? age SURVIVORS IKSUIANCF
^^tis'To'Gl'vrUlAL SECURITY AOORESS ON TV
ARMS PUSH M'ANS 'SOCIAL INSfCJRITY'
RETIREMENT AILL HEADS THE WRmG JAY
^ilt'J^rU: ^'2Jc3YE^?r'T^ ?A ' !a'l security Ta,ES
!5?,nE?!lL^s'?^SSf?rL:!i"^Ei^A!^I^riN0TCH BABIES.
DIGGING UP » moOChER .
- SOCIAL SECURITY GOT BAD RAP
IPS OROFRIN- f'ANKS TO A'K FOR NUrlBtRS
SOME PKEACHE.tS SAY NO TO SS L»w
"■^Ie'e' iE'sS^li?lAe^?F'?UK"lw'o[sAr,ILITY BENEFITS
OVERPAYMENTS MUST END
SOCIAL SFCURITYt □EFFCTIONS
SOCIAL SECURITY RULING UPHELD
SOCIAL SECURITY ^ I 5«; IL I T Y BFNEF I T'
SEE ALSO OISA'IUITY PENSION', c.tc
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SECURITY, DEATH BENEFITS
BANKRUPTCIES
^lM}B^^&^ ^^J'J^rSFCURlTY ROLLS
ri ^:;d'Ji^ni?i'^^ti"^i^..n^ cutoffs
COURT jroeks mlw hearing .,,,„.,
S'?"MIN"s^CL.ts-lcTION suit' o'haLT SOCIAL SECURITY CUTS
STATE U^GEOtS PREVENT SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS LOSS
SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM
HELMS slis HE ha5 PROPOSALS T> REFINANCE SOCIAL
o'S^iAi fMri'plE.NTfouT^o"'AblUT SOCIAL SECURIT
°M? FIRST- oinuPS FIGHT SOCIAL SECURITY CHANGES
SECURITY
C T
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1/17/81.
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1/13/13
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1/21/13
1/13/13
1/21/13
10/11/13
12/17/13
12/l''/il3
ATT R56
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S 2 2/11/13 A 4 E
H 2 6/11/13 A 10 N
2/11/13
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9/16/13
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12/08/83
12/15/13
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Subjects
PACE o"!?
POOR
SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES
SEE ALSn Taxes, u.S.
IRfiil- Hf"2II'' RULING UPHELD
SnCIAL SECURITY TAXES JUHP FQi SJHE IN JAN.
SOCIAL SEkvICES, ,«.c.
nips "nTro.'.l'i'U "d'c\l.%-^r,'d'; ^"-'"^
SOCIAL AOE,.CIFS SAi;! APptlCAThNs'sfiLL HIGH
SJCIAL WORKERS
"^^^^^Kii^^»^=«i^F'?::^3R:ii^^tLKK^"^.cTEo
OUflHA"
SGC uursM
SJCIALIiT UOSKcRS PARTY
SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY WANTS NF. STATE OALLOT LAW REJECTED
^°"^IJ„f°£ TcrHNICAL COM«UNIC«TIQ-r
HERALO CITED FOR ARTICLF 5y k/m tctr
COMHUNICATORS PLAN •lEETINr, '"^
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
OURHAW PAIR CEAO SESSION
^°^'^IX.9'' ST. J^MN THE EVAWELIST
EPISCOPAL MONASTIC GKOUP OPFN':
^dCKS
MIIJSF
?2«fu'^'JL:;'lAK'?S f.^g?"""""
SOOIUM
'"llT'sT^.^'-llL'FiSWII^' ™"^^ CHLORIDE,
SuOIUH BISULFITE
OrWARE CF SULFITES IN SALAOS
SOOIUH FLUO<IOF
ESi.\"'ijKr'nFiiiif !;)=■? "'" '""" "» «^'''"
^u^^R'^o^-Hi;r^F%ss,i?D"^^i;ir^^?^twf???,E'^'^^«^
SODIUM NI TRI TE
SEE FOOD AOOiriVES
SODIUM RFfjTOTMAL
SEE TRuTm SfKiJM
SODOMY
CHURCH CHOUPS PLAN LUhbYlNG TACTICS FOR GFNFRAL ASSEMBLY
SOFT ORINKS
SEE ALSO VENDING "ACHINTS
hf added Tang td soft oei-iKt
SOFTBALL
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SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. JETS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. SHIPS
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USITER Says SOVIET IN aFGHANI'.Tan
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soviet union, missiles
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SOVIET UNION. Olympic training
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SOVIET IBf »INGS HOLLOW
SOVIET UNION. PRESIDENT
SFTTtR NOISE Than SILENCE
SOVIET UNION. RcLIGION
SEE ALSO B ELK. ION
SEE ALSO RELIGIOUS 0 I SCR IM INAT HN
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SOVIET UNION. SATELLITES
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SEE ALS? SUVIET UNION. MILITARY
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. SUBMARINES
SOVIET SPY SHIP OFF N.C.
SOVIET UNION. SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO SOVIFT UNION. SATELLITES
U.S. MAY PLAY CATCH-UP
SOVIET UNION. SPIES
SEE ALSO SPIES
OFFICIALS EYE RTP EXPORTS
SOVIET UNION. SUBMARINES
SEE ALSr SOVIET UNION. SHIPS
WATCH Thy NFIf.HlOR
SOVIET UNION. TuURISM
SEE ALSO TOURISM. INTERNATIONAL
NO SOVIETS ALLOWCD IN SOMF PA5T5 OF i.C.
SOVIET UNION. TRAOF
SEE ALSO FORtIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. IMP01TS , ,^, ,,^„.
CUSTOMS OFFICIAL IS CALLING FIR )AN UN SJVIFT ITCMS
SJVIET UNION. WEAPONS
SEE SOVIET UNION. MILITARY I
SOVIET UNION/U.S. RELATIONS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
CHANGE ANTI-SnvIET STANCE
GIRL'S LETTER GETS REPLY FkOM ANDROPOV:
•IT AIN'T GONNA WORK'
PAPER SAYS N.C. NATIVE TO GET POST
TOIP TO RUSSIA INSPIRES DURHAM WOMAN
SUMMITRY COULP USE WIZARDRY
SMILES Can^T BRIuGE gaps
DON'T LET TMbM INSULT YOUP IN'ELLlGFNCE
SEEKING GOOD WILL
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SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO EXT^tATERRESTRIAL LIFE
SEE ALSO SATELLITES
SPACE-ACE TCCHNOLOCY TAKES 0F=
LISTENING FOk LIFE
SPACE PIONEER SERVEIl y£LL
SPACE PROGRAM MATURES
CHALLENGER'S VOYAGE
REVIVING ';PACE 'MSSIONS
SAVING ASTRONAUT'S BONE AIM 01= WJRK
5?*fEr80RN MEDICAL AIDS ON DISPLAY AT MUSEUM
'ESEARCHER WORKS tlN PROBLEMS OF FARMING IN SPACE
N.C. PROFESSOR HELPS NASA PREPARE FOR SPACE FARMS
UNC PROFS STUDYING SPACE SICKNESS
U.S. MAY PLAV CATCH-UP
SPACE SHUTTLF
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CHALLENGER'S VOYAGE
CHALLENGER MISSION SETS BENEFICIAL ORFCE0EN,rs
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SHUuh'\'o''».ir^r2i''Alh'yi'o^'^ RESIDENTS RECALL YOUTHFUL ADVENTURER
FLIGHTS STILL MIRACULOUS
N.C. SCENERY MATCHES SPACE
THORNTON EXPECTING OUICK RESULTS FROM SPACE TESTS
BILLBOARD FOR SOUTH OF THE BOEDER IN OUTER SPACE (CARTOQNI
ASTRONAUT RETURNS FOR SHOW 4N5 TELL ILAKIOUNI
TRIANGLE RESIDENTS GET HEAVFN.Y VIEW OF SHUTTLE
HAM RADIO MEN TUNED TO SPACE SHUTTLE
U.S. HAY PLAY CATCH-UP
SPACE STATION
U.S. MAY PLAY CATCH-OP
SPACE TkAVEL
SEE ALSO ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ASTRONAUTS
MPS. DOLE: U.S. SHOULD NOT STJNT SPACE INDUSTRIES
SPA IN
FLAMENCO FIRE TO SPARK FESTIVAL
SPANISH
SPANISH TO BE CONTINUED IN CITY'S MIDDLE SCHOOLS
SPANISH-AMERICAN JAR
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR VETERAN SAYS TODAY'S SAILORS HAVE IT EASY
SPANISH-AMERICANS
SEE HISPAMCS
SPEAKERS. CIRCUIT
BEAUTY OUEEN FILLS TALL ORDEK
SPECIAL BULLETIN I TV MOVIEI
NO-NUKE MOVIt GUTSY
special education
see also children. handicapped
see also dyslexia
see also exceptional chiloken, >i.c.
handicapped students' needs unmet
schcol law Chances fought
9S9^''L°''''35£ changes in law =op gifted students
IDEA OF MIXING NORMAL. RETARO'D OK ' 0
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD HOVE RAPP'D
CHILD ADVOCATES ASK LEGISLATOIS FOR SUPPORT
YEAGER REMAINS FIRM ON HANDIUPPEO PUPIL ISSUE
RULING ON POE EXPECTED TODAY
JUDGE UPHOLDS POE RULING
SCHOOL rulin; on retarded pupil upheld
COUNTY CummISSIONERS DODGE CLINT POF ISSUF
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SPECIAL LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO L IBRAhIES. U.S.
library group meets friday
special libraries assofiation, newspaper nivision
heralo-sun librarian holds association post
semcnche new leader of nejspa'er librarians
special olympics
see also mentally retarded
olympic winner
HUHnoCH OLYMPICS
IT WAS A SPrClAL DAY FOR SPECIAL ATHLETES
OLYMPICS START F^IOAY L r . r :,
RAIN POSTPONES SPECIAL OLYHPI'S
SPECIAL ATHLETES COMPETE TODAY
* SPECIAL TRIUMPH
REACHING OUT
SAU AND Ul SAPPUINTEO
SPfClAL PROSECUTORS
BJIFF CHALLENGES DENIAL OF SPECIAL PRPSFCUTOR
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SEE ALSO VOICE
HELP'S AVAILUILE FOR THOSF HlFrl IPUTH OFFECTS
SPEtO LIMITi
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SFE ALSO NATIllMAL HICHKAY TRAFFIC SAFFTY AU>< 1 N 1 ST R A T inN
SEE ALSO RADAR SPEED OETECTtON )EV[r,ES
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIOMS
SPEED LIMITS SHOULD DEPEND DN Cn.NDITION'
PROPOSAL liACHFD 8V INGRAM IS '.ENT n A SUHCOMMI TT EE
UAICh UUIt LcADfUOTEO DRIVERS
SPFED READING
SEE ALSO READING
INTROnuCIION TO SPEED KrADlnG
SPEE1IMG TICKETS
SEE TRAFFIC VlOLAIIONS
SPEEDY IRIAL ACT
SEE SPEFOY-TkIal LcGISLATION
SPfEny-IRI'L LfCISLAIlON
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTfl
SEE ALSO N.r.i LAWS
PANEL Tn STIJJY FINANCING HUNT'S ANTI-DUI PROPOSALS
3ILL WOULO 'lAKt SPEEDY TRIALS LAW PERMANENT
TFACHfk TfNII'tF EXEMPTION FOP IbCKLENl.URG ENSCTED
iILL REQUIRING TOP INSURANCE FUR DRUNK DRIVERS ADVANCES
■HE'S •WAITED 6 MONTHS FOR ACIUN ON CASE--IN JAIL
MAN RELEASED CN 30N0 AFTEH fl 10NTHS IN JAIL
THIS OEFtNUANT HAS ALREADY PAID HIS OEBT
SPELLING ait
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SPELLING BEF
AMERICANS CAN LEARN BY CAMBODIAN EXAMPLES
SPERRY CURP.
SPERRY COMPANY CAM SKIP EXAMS
DURHAM COMPANY FIRST IN STATE TO SE EXEMPT FROM OSHA CHECKS
GOOD SENSE RETURNS TO SAFETY INSPECTIONS
COMPUTER FIRM SAYS STATE PLAN UOULD HELP MM
SPIDERS
MISS MuffET rtOULD NOT GO FOB THIS
SPIDERS: BROWN RECLUSE PITES 'EPORTED UP IN N.C.
SPIES
SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT
SEE ALSO POLICE. U.S.. UNDERCOVER AGENTS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ESPIONAGE
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. SPIES
THE SHAOOMY side OF THE ADMINISTRATION
MALE PROSTITUTE HAS SENT TO S' Y - SOLES' LAWYERS
SPINA BIFIDA
SEE ALSO Children, handicapped
THIS IS SPI'iA BIFIDA MONTH
SPINAL CORO SOCIETY
SUPPORT SPINAL CORD SOCIETY
SPINAL IMPLANTS
SEE PROSTHETIC DEVICES
SPIVEY'S CORNER. N.C. , „„
NnC TO FEATURE SPIVEY'S CORNE' ON SUPFR BOWL
SUPER BOWL SPOTLIGHT ON SPIVEY'S CORNER
SPIVEY'S CORNER SCORES AGAIN
REAGAN WON'T ATTEND HOLLERIN' CONTEST
LITTLE TOWN THINKS BIG
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
THERE WILL EE HOLLERIN' BUT NT ALCOHOL
10.000 ATTEND HOLLERIN' EVENT
THE SPORTING NEWS , „ ,,
SPORTING NEWS PICKS JORDAN TOP PLAYFR
SEe'aLSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. COACH OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO COACH OF THE YEAR
Ntw-LOUK LEAGUE FINDS OLD NErt=SIS
IT FEET. 30 SECONDS
FOSTER. SUCCESS TRAVELING SAM" ROAD
ACC MISSES QUORUM FOR RULES DISCUSSION
ACC bASEdALL COACHES VOTE YES ON DURHAM
DALY'S CECISION
LUCAS PREPARED TO NAME COACH
DAVIS LANDS HILLSIDE POST
STEWART AT GARNER
COACHEpeARK'fNG°up''AN'''lNAPPROPRIATE TREE ON FRESHMAN ELIGIBILITY
THE POOP ON THE SHEET
AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD
AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD
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ACC BASK
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BLUE DEV
"wOMEn'^BOTH OFF TO 'AST STARTS. MEET TUESDAY
A WIN IS A WIN. CQRR=CT7 NOT NECESSARILY FOR ACC WOMEN
RACK IN UNC LINEUP AT 177 POUNDS ^ ^ „^
OGING THE AX. 0IIK6 WIVTER SP3RTS HAVING GOOD YEARS
RIST GREETS DEVIL UN BIRTHDAY
N'S COACHES SETTLE STANDINGS ISSUE
SWIM LOSSES RARE
ET3ALL BANQUET PHNNE3
V BACK ON COURT AS CASE PENDING IN COURT
SENIORS TO MEET IN EXHIBITION
VILS PICKING UP ON • 6'' SUCCESS
COMES OF AGE AT UNC
LD CONTINUES ACC RAMPAGE
S SEEDS FOR SOCCER CHANGE
ER PUZZLE BEGINS TO T«KE SHAPE ^ ,
S SURHOfF CLOSES IN ON U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM BERTH
|R PROMINENT IN SCOPING PARADE
ILS' SMITH EARNS BID
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GOPHEPS TALL, TALLEI, TALLE',,
PUKP, j(uci»iia •;acc;R linked
HLIO WALL
STATE'S G^dSi: flUHPY 9QAD FOR BLUE OEVII
LAVS. HOGSi'iHs N socceo Sfn
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OUKE MO.HEN-S 9ASKFT3ALL TEJV'eCIHATF
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0 BY I'.IJUPIES
SPORTS, OURHAM IMISTORYJ
SFE ALSn OUPrtAM BULLS
SE6 ALSn nuCMA.< SPORTS CLUO
"fl 'iilH''"! '<»SKETBALL TO THF STATE
IN 1889. BASEBALL, MARULES 9AVNE0 ON SUNDAY IN CITY
SPOSTS, FANS
SEE ALSO DURHAM LULLS, FANS
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SPORTSMANSHIP KAKtNli
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STATE FANS -PICK- AIRPORT
N.C. STATF FANS GO WILD
BULLS FAN
c^Iit^ytf „'''^", CONTROLLING 5CH0U lOOSTFRS IN
FANS HELP HOME TEAM--BY MAK I NJ V I S I TuO S Th r
n"? '¥L^'^5I5nf'^E TUMBLING MlVN."^ '"'
N.C. THf NATION'S HOOPS CAPITM
HOME SWFtT HOMES.- ACC BASKETBALL
FANS PAINT HILLSOuROUGH ST. HOLFPACK RED
SPORTS, "".AMeLI'lG
SEE ALSO CamblING
SEE ALSO SPQi^TS. 5CANTALS
6 CHARGED IN GAMBLING PROBE
TEAMS HOLO QUITE A WINNING WHAMMY.
MAN IS SENTENCEO ON GAMPLING " OUN T
V^l.}VL},',[nt\i:ZP """^"'^ "■^- BUSINESS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: KITH THE SPuRTS SET
SPORTS. INJURIES
SEE ALSO Eyf protection
SFE ALSO SPORTS, MEDICINE
SEE ALSO violence
talk of PEkkINS' tofisi
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SPORTS, MEDIA r.uIUFS
VERY, VERY LITTLE KNOWN FACTS
SPORTS, MEDICINE
OUNCE OF PREVENTION
SPORTS, OFFICIALS
SEE ALSO UMPIRES
STRICTER WHISTLE NEFOFO
FANS BLOW WrUSTLc, CRY FOUL n\j OF F 7 r r s r if,r-
g^fiiin^N^j^;^?ct?i;tss^ f°![ -^ CAME
INVESTIGATION ASKEO ON SPORTS BIOOING ^
spokts, cuoTfs
IcMSSR^^'/S3g?ifth5; ''""''^ '"^ ' MINOKItY ANGEL
tr.lt fSSSiSfESi^^ " '"'■ E*''T REGIONAL
CHI CHI'S BA.-IK book: a MILLION EAPNFO. ThO MILLION SPENT
SPORTS. RECRUITING
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BASKETBALL AS^nrrAnnw nascT
NUMBERS SURPRISE OUKE RCCRUI =R
«f "J''"S N.C. STATE REPRIMiN")
??r;.,5J ,U 5^JJ 1-YFAR PROBATION
SIGNING OF ThRE^-SPOKT STAR CAPS UNC ■ S RFroirlTlrur
ciSor?!i2^ {Ja^ 0"?n':' PASkETBaJl^R^C^U Tl^f,"""""^
iMrr^^'Al^^^.^" '■'"O f'lP Ni=W YORK RECRUITS
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DURHAM SIGNS
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Qtr^M^?; tlOC'"SH TO NCAA RUM07S
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^^rM^'-.^^tf*^*,, '*''^'<^''B»1-L WRITER'S ASSnCIATION
THE LAST WORD ON VIRGINIA bR IV G S OUT WORST OF PRESS
SPORTS, SCANOALS
"i f^^Sis"?2fI: '•"">'""
TIGERS' TV IRKS OTHERS
SPORTS, SCOUTS
FANNING LU-^S SCOUTING ROLE
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
JuSt'cul ItM^^ ^tSt^ NETW0R<S AND T V .. .KFFP .. .COACHES GLUFO
FROM COACH TO COMMENTATOR
STATc. UNC ON NATIONAL TV
UNC MAY NOT aE ON TV
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SUBJECTS
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LiA^r
Dits »r AGE ti TnoAV
-TV SCIlfDULr?
NfAA n5r r<ruiD'(Ai. vvnios Tv "lackoui
PACKiB P£^fBV«5 APPLAUSE
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ACC CL'NSinL-^S TV FOnrPALL PAC'
JAKES: ACr -lEFOS OECISION
AOUUT THAT rv PLAM...
DUKE, STATE SHITCHI'JC OAT'S
ounr, staTc Acore to tv nigh
PACK niRATES PN TV
ACC PLANS TT nFFER 'PAY- TV?
OUKF IN IHi J4RI'?
LIGHTS UP. L ir.HIS ON
ACC P1»-TV OLAH Tn DILUTE flit'
BLACKOUT GIVES ACC HLACK FyC
DON'T ililY GAMES
ACC SPUPTS FEED KAVCUM
THE DAY AfT = rl ICAPnONl
OUKF CtTTIhG"'LlGMTS: NIOHT ATILPTIC fVENTS TO (IF SCHEnuLtD
UNC. STATE HUOPS PkTGKAHS EXP'CT MILLION-PLUS PKOFITS
SPORTS ARENA
SEE ALSO UNW. OF !<.C.-CMAPCL HILL. SPORTS iH^■^^
FIRM WORKING ON JNC ARENA IS :UED
SPORTS CAR RACING
SEE STOCK CAR RACING
SPGkTS MEOICINF
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJuaiFS
DOCTOR -AKcS TRACKS FOR TRACK
ATHLETIC TKAINE'S PAkT OF COU>l TY SCHOOL TFAM
amaTO mCRKS WITH THE PEST
SPORTS RFCRUI TIiJG
SEE SPCFTS, RECRUITING
SPni»TSCASTE«S
SEc SPORTS. REPORTERS
SPOTLIGHTING . ,
SEE ALSO PEER HUNTING , ,,,, , ,
FIRE-LIGHTING DEER REMAINS PRlULtM FOP N.C. OFFICIALS
SEE SEASONS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF "QNTHSl
SPRING FLIf'G
SEE ALSO tluRLINGTON, N.C.
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
auRLINGTCN SPRING FLING SET
^''"^"fire follows hate LETTERS, th^ieatening Calls
ARSON SHOCKS N.C. PRIDE
SPRING LAKE, N.C.
GAS GPEKADE THROWN UNDER CAR
RALEIGH GROUP TO BUILD VILLAG" FOR OLDER PEOPLE
SPRUCE PINE LODGE ,„ „,
DUAHA" STUDIES FIXING UP LDOGE FOB MORE TRAOE
TRANQUIL TkcASURE
square dancing
sfe also dance
see also scottish dancing
the natives are alive and well
country dancing groups form
country christmas ,
square one development co. _^ ,„,„„ ■
company auys dance studio in greensboro
'^'"fashion fair FOCUSES ON OESIGMER CLOTHES
SYMPHONY COMMITTEE PLANS FOR POPS CONCERT
SQUEAL LAM
SEE ALSO PIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
'SQUEAL LAW' SPaRKS DEBATE
SQUIRRELS
LIMB LUNCH
FOLKS AROUND HERE
FOLKS ARQUNO HERE
FOLKS ABOUND HERE
FOLKS AROUND HERE
FLEET FEET , ,
jEaThER extremes may HURT SMALL GAME
STAbBlNGS, CHAPEL HILL
HEARING IS POSTPQNEO
WCMAN IS STABBED
STABBJNGSi.DURHAM^^ STAB KAN AT DURHAM POST OFFICE
STABBING PROaED
S?KEill^lNH''ISRr.i?''HrT'^H'A^jL HILL HIGH TWICE OVER WEEKEND
WOMAN IS STAJBEO IN ROW
DURHAM WOMAN STAbPEO
MAN ARRESTED IN STAfltING
POLICE Charge DURHAM WOMAN WITH MURDER
WOMAN HELD IN FATAL STABBING
HUSEAND HELD IN JEATh
POLICE CHARGE 2ND PERSON IN STABBING
DURHAM POLICd PRC^iE STABBING DEATH Of MAN
1 chajgEu i'i stabbing
MAN RFLEaSED in STABBING
DURHAM MAN SLASHED IN KOBPEBY
VICTIM IS cut
2 CHARGED WITH STABBING
DURHAM WOMAN IS STABBED IN ASSAULT
S.C. MAN STABBED IN DURHAM
DURHAM WOMAN REPORTS ASSAULT
INTRUOEB BEATS. IsObS MAN IN HTME
VIDEO EQUIPMENT, CASH STOLEN
KNIFE VICTIM IS IN STABLE CONIITION
APRFSTS ARE HADE IN 2 CITY ASSAULTS
HAN STABBED DURING FIGHT
ROBllEBY VICTIM CUT ON HANDS
STA6BINGS. H.i..
IN THE ANIMAL WORLD
WITH THE P= T SET
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£^i PtrJ'tfc "^N CMAOGfO IN STiaPINO
MAN GETS PRISON TFRM FOR lA Y-" AB e STiBh I n.r .l
FOJTBALL TALK TURNS VIOIENT 5TABbINGS
?^^*'fr Jf TAXICAB STABBED Tl -flTH
Tjp STATION ATTFMOA'JTS KILLED
RALEIuH rtOMAN FOUND SLAIN I"' ^AThTiib
ROLICF SEEKING C LUES I N SL AY I'. G IF UHMAN
THREE MEN ARRAIGNED IN "uSoFRCa'^E
i^'.kT.'lj^m''' ''''' SE^K^^„E>1 IN TWO STAB8.NGS
thqmasville joman slain
man stabbed in chest
brother cmaogeo in slaying
stabbfo body unidentified
mebanf man killfd
alamance han cut in fight
SIf^,f*^J'*''E" "« f'TAL STAR6IN-,
sslii^\^:JG?s^r?R°l^K^?IX'L'I;^,^"'"° ^^^ »e'"'<'- "°" "osp.tal
MAN CHARGED IN GIRL'S DEATH
BURLINGTON W3MAN HELD IN SLAYING
SJuneNT JAILED IN STABBING IN ?OENT
TEEN-AGER IS STABBED AT GREENSBORn SCHOOL
CHATHAM MAN STABBED IN ABDOMEN ^^"ODL
;it;i'*,tJ ""R;<e» fatally stabbej
?,,Tnfey^^^J9^'E° "* STABBING DEATH
JrI3p?;; STAB hOUNDS KILLED HTMAN
SJiiH'"' JILLS ALAMANCE MAN
TIH9ERLAKE MAN CHARGED WITH STA'JBING OF His SON
STABBINGSt ORANGE COUNTY
DURHAM MAN HAS THROAT CUT
HILLSBORUUGH HEARING SET IN KVIFS DEATH
STABBINGS. U.S.
FOUR PEOPLE BFING HELD IN SLAMNG OF NEW YORK JF.ELRY STORE OWNER
STADIUM ORlKE
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STUDENTS LEARN TO PRESERVE TH= PAST AT STAGVILLE CENTER
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YULETIDF AT STAGVILLE
FESTIVE DECORATIONS mark STAGVILLF'S YULE SEASON
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
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SEE ALSO WINDOWS
AN UPL IFTING ENnEAVIlR
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STAMPS
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SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
STAMP EXHIBIT TO FEATURE BLAC< HISTORY
FOLKS AROUND HERE: MINUTE DBA^A
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SCHOOL TASK FORCE INSPECTS MOST EXPENSIVE PROBLEM
STANDARD AND POOR'S CORP.
S.'JI.J^fJS JO UPGRADE BONO RATING
DURHAM COUNTY AAA. CITY SHORT IN BONO RATINGS
standard pruoucts of n.c. inc.
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stanoardwfd tests
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STANFORD UNIV.
PRESIOENflAL LIBRARY FLAP--ACAIN
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STANLY COUNTY, ,|.C.
STANLY COUUY TO GET PLANT
STAR BRICK WAREHOUSE
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STAR HAREnOUSE
_ SEE STAR TCBACCO WAREHOUSE
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YOU SPOILED THE MO\.Ic
OARTh VADER COOKIES ANYONE?
LUCAS LAUNCHED NEH approach
STARCH BLOCKERS
SEE ALSO HEIGHT CONTR-TL ,. ,„ ,
A DRUG BY ANY OTHER NAME IS STILL A ORUC
STARLINGS
SEE ALS3 ? I'DS
FAMILIAR DILEMMA
STARR ELECTRICAL CO. IMC. IGREENSBORO. N.C.I , „,^
ELECISICAL FIRM INDICTED ON SID-RIGGING CHARGE
STARVIN" MARVIN ( HE STAURANT 1
RESTAURANT OPENING SCHEDULED
STATE AID TO PPIVJTE SCHOuLS
SEE ALSO N.C.. RuOGET
SEE ALSO PRIVATE COLLEGES
SEE ALSO PRIVAIF SCHOOLS
aiUl.<ARE rfEAOS DRIVE
MORE ^TATE Ain URGED FOR PRIVATE COLLEGES
SANFORO APPFALS FOR PRIVATE S:hO]L AID ^-.tc CT.mCMT
SANFORO: PRIVAT= COLLEGES NEEJ HOPE FUNOS PER IN-STATE STUDENT
MONEY rtELL SPENT , ,„ ,^,
PRIVATE SCHOOLS. PUBLIC SUBSIDIES
PRIVATE SCHOOLS SEEK MORE FUNT S
PRIVATE COLL=G£S IN N.C. LOBBY FOR TAX DOLLARS
AIDING PRIVATE COLLEGES GOOD ^qliCY
FORDHam: contain private COLL'^GE AID
LEGISLATOR Charges state •TAlLORIflG" WASTE BILL
private colleges in N.C. HELD Threatened
N.C COLLEGES to RAISE TuITIOl
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. PQARO OF EDUCATION
STATE BUDGETS (U.S. NOT N.C.I , ,, ,
N.C. ".STH in nation IN SPENDMG
STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ,,„..,,„„
SEE N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
STATE nE°T. OF RUiL IC INSTRUCTION
SEE N.C. TEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
STATE ELECTIONS cOarO
SEE N.C. BOARD OF tLECTIOHS
STATE EMPLOYEES OF N.C. INC.
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES , „
SEE ALSO N.C STATE EMPLOYEES ^'^SnCtATION
SEE ALSO N.C STATE GOVFRNMENT EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
^FCOND STATE EMPLOYEES GROUP AGREES TO MERGER , „ ,
SeRGER EXPEfTEb TO GIVE STATE ElljeLQTEF S MOR F POL I TI C AL CLOUT
STATE El'PLQYEFS HOPE TO MERGE VOTING STBtNCTH
CHAPEL HILL XOMAN IS HEAD OF NCSEA
STATE GOALS AND POLICY BOARD
SEE N.C. STATE GOALS AND POLICY flOAPD
STATE LEGISLATURE
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMELY
STATE TAXES
^^SENATE PANEl'aPPROVES CAMPAIGN FUNOS BILL
^^'^"oCTCRS DONATE SERVICES TO HELP ANTIGUA CHILDREN
CROSS IS BURNED UN '41NISTER'S LAJN
'''"\AS'lVui''iUh SOME CORDLESS ^hONFS
^^'seFalSO crime, STATISTICS
SEE ALSO CRIME PATE, DURHAM
III 'tis ^St^^EHyciSS"Hn?VDAj^°MjTROPnLlTAN STATISTICAL AREA
?5}iWif?JiL''iS^iKf'!fTE'S'?N%'S1^5lR OF LAYOFFS IN FEB.
STATISTICS CJNFERFNCE SCHEDULED
BASEBALL'S NUMoERS
CHAPEL HILL. FRANKLIN ADDED T; MSA
THE STRUGGLE TO FIND THF FACI5
6LANK=T STATISTICS DECEIVE
iT.iirV^elul':'Vo''.l lTA?ls'iii?'iE MORE TYPICAL THAN OTHERS
STATUES
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STATUS OFFENDERS
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SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILL DELINOufNCr
SEE ALSO TnAININC schools ,,^,
JUVENILE JUSIICF HAS PRrGRESS'Q
SIEAK AND ALE RESTAUKANI
kEmARC CFFERED
STEAM f.ENLRATGRS
PUTTING GARPAGE TO <>%•'
STEAM MAY CUT LNERGY COSTS
STEU-^AN CORP.
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STEREOTYPES
STEREOTYPES ANO PREJUDICE
SOME GIVE AND TAKE
STERILIZATION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
SEE ALSO "tOICAID
SEE ALSO VASECTOMIES
sf?T?ns'?u1J F^^^rMfL^^foS'" ^^"HIZATION
XOMAN LOSES SUIT OVER STET IL I ' AT ION
STERN (HAGAZINEl
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STEROIDS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
ANAeOLIC STFROIDS HAVE SERIOUS SIDE EFFECTS
STETSON UNIV. SPORTS. PASKETPALL
STETSON'S NCAA HOPES "(LUE OFVILS" OTSTAriF
OANKINS' PLAY IGNITFS BLUE DEVILS °^^^'"^'-f
STILLS
SEE ALCOHOL* ILLICIT SALES
SEE MOONSHINE
"STING- OPERATIONS
SEE ALSO FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
lli" ''}]'*'' 5riNG nklNGS i3 ARIESTS
acIo^^K, ?":""' "E" VENOOKS JARY
BEER 'STING': fOLLOH-UP CRUCIAL
STOCK PROKERS
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SEE ALSO DARLINGTON RACEWAY
SEE ALSO OAVTONA 500
SEE ALSO DRAG RACING
SEE ALSO HOLLY FARMS ".00
SEE ALSO NASCAR
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SEE ALSO VIRGINIA 500
SEE ALSO WORLD '.00
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STAR WAITING TO SHINE
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GETS RECOKO MNE FOR RULES INFRACTIONS
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CLOSELY HELD CORPORATION • GU H EL I NE S ' SE T 0 Y COURT
SEVEN TAR HEEL BUSINESSES STAIT PUBLIC STOCK SALES IN '83
STOCK MARKfl
SEE ALSO fLOU.lMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FUTUnS maPkEI
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
SEE ■ '- ■ ' "■'■■'•'
ALSO U.S. SECURITIES ANO FKCHAjGE COMMISSION
7Sc^"i^«^^^!"«ulE'^iSE^*"ssI R^P^irpSiYrss is good-, addin,
N.C. STOCKS POST INCREASES
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STOKES COUNTY, N.C.
QUARRY RE'JUFST WITHDRAWN
HAN RECEIVES is-yfah term in ORUG CASF
STONE UROIhERS a'IO JYRD ,,.„,
POLICE PROur ThHFT of LAWN I T- MS
STGNEWOOO
SEE ALSO MQRTnN ROAO
SEE ALSO wuRtHFAO HILLS
LIENS FILEU against PROJECT
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LIENS AGAINST IIUILCGR: «26i'"t^
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SEE CHECKING aCCOU'US
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STORYTFLLING
TELLER OF TAlFS
CORRECTION
?TAS',"Ft'kM'piCIIJRFS AND PICTU1E5 CCIME tn LIFE
JJJnGSTfSs at 3 SCHOiJLS TO h"m< ' TmE STOkY LAOY'
LISTENING rn 'THE STORY LADY'
""""kli ciliJsi'-SMlL'rTnwNS ELECTING ThFIR Guvrr.NMtNTS
STOVALL MEDICAL CENTER
"ln;HGN"liFLL"TlljJ"vl'srTr^SA.l;^UE HOSPITAL, CLINIC
^'"■"'sIOHAUAY INJURED IN BRAWL ON ;hIP
STPANOEO AUTOS „ . .„
SEE AUTUl, ABAMOUIlcD
STSANGF SEAFOuD SPFCTACULAP
'"E.'FoSo'liHUniQN IS BIG TASTING EVENT
''"'nTHj^uHWSrUio^^iSi^VDJRHAM WOMAN'S DEATH
POLICE FINU WOMAN CFAO IN APAITMENT
POLICF IDENTIFY lURDE" V IC T I M
sf;rw^t^vr-!s^'JAT^^f,"lr.o"^s^sf,^D, officials say
STRATEGIC AR-S LIMITATION TRFATY
SEE SALT II
STRAWaFRRHS ^^^^ ^_^^ ,^ HEALTHY oFGINNIMG
^""'oe"vFlSp-ENIS' >.ATfK TAPS LACK STATE APPROVAL
jJaNGE wiTER TAPS NOT STATE APPROVED
STREAM WATCH pruG^AM
SEE N.C. STRLA.I »ATCH PROGRAM
STREAMS
SEE RIVERS, N.L.
'"f^E^ 53^^a£^UrEe!'SrTS CELEBRATION
STREET CARS
DATE
PG L P '^YL
H ?
S 2
H ?
H 2
S 2
S/27/e3 C
5/2''/R3 B
5/2''/83 e
S/3n/83 P
5/30/R3 e
5/30/n3 D
9/0A/B3 B
■)/12/fl3 E
11/02/HJ C
in/03/fl3 D
10/G6/fl3 D
10/01/83 C
lJ/0<)/83 C
I0/in/fl3 H
10/IC/H3 B
I0/U/H3 H
10/I3/P3 D
10/l'i/a3 B
10/16/83 C
10/21/83 C
10/21/83 C
10/22/83 0
10/22/83 D
10/31/83 A
10/31/83 B
11/01/83 b
N S'*l
N S91
S P F S^l
S^l
S91
S91
S9l
S91
S91
S91
S9l
G EMPLOYEES
2/09/83 A 18
2/17/83 A 1
2/2'./83 0 6
9/29/83 D 6
12/12/83 A 6
S 2
H ?
H I
H 2
H ?
H 2
H ?
H 2
<>/27/83 A
8/00/83 C
8/in/a3 u
6/09/83 A
9/QA/a3 0
9/1 1/83 B
9/11/83 D
12/18/83 D
1
3
1
I
9
13
N X^i,
F L<.l
N
N
N
N
> N L",!
N
S 7
H 2
1/01/83 A
1/18/83 A
16
3
N
N
S 2 12/08/83 C
2 3/26/83 A
7 «/21/83 C
2 5/12/8J n
H 2 11/13/83 0 9 F CI
S 3 12/08/83 D
H 2 12/09/83 D
«/03/R3 6
S/Oi/eS A
8/22/83 C
9/18/83 B
11/18/83 ri
11/16/83 [I
R 861
U W66
1 P F H^tS
F70
B30
H 2 11/06/83 B 1 N
H 1 ',/29/R3 B I N
H 2 2/08/83 U 5 N
H 2 8/11/83 C 1 n F H",!
s
,
/io/n3 A
N X33
H
7
/11/83 n
^
7
/I 1/83 B
s
7
1/12/83 C
s
2
2/l<./83 A
S 7 5/17/63 C 1
H 2 u/13/83 CI N W36
S 7 8/13/83 A 3 N
■^■B
HarJTHLY/J
N 'I II A L
I N 0 E «
U/31/33
S J i! J E C T S
PAGE 673
1/17/8'.
SfE DUrlHAH, -..c, STREET CAas
SroEET ClEANlIvG
««!* KULtn jrtFN CAR hirs siret cl^awer
CAS Mirs SWEEPER; ONE HAN MLLEO
I PERSON TIES U! wreck; WAClIi'l^AN IS CHASneO
"°fn {."fS^Xf""^^' ASSESSMENTS
SEE ALSO POWELL OILL
SEE ALSO STREET RFPAIRS
SEE ALS? STREETS, DURHAM
DURHAM STREtrT wnRK TRAIN ON TAXPAYERS
gTH:;MV^^Tr??«^E^?^^i;;8J ""^-^'i-'^'r. repair .tem
DURHAH TO GET Sl,57<,,SOO Of STATE «lN(=y FOR STRFETS
SFRSET LIOHTS
CHAPEL HILL RESIDENTS LISTS W«NTS
STREET PEOPLE
N
ION
72''v?!??^J),',,"^';S' » »l-"Nr -NO THA'JKS-
'J-JIf^rOLO WIDOW GOES TO JAIL FOR PROTi^CTini
rSAPFi"-..IPi-°rS^P?iE 'SLEEPING ON STREFTS-
H?.s'to"i^^G^?^:i^^w2'y^^lir'' ''"' "° = ""
CITY FATHERS N6E0 TO CLEAN UP OOwNTQwN
STREET REPA IPS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY REPAIR
^^rrrb^? STREET IMPROVEMENT ASS^SSMFNTS
STREETS. OURMAH
SEE ALSO POWELL UILL
III iU'o 'ii'un\}>:i'Tir"'"'' '^-ssmfnts
CARVER PAVING LTSfS GROUND
HEARING SET TDMICHT ON CLOSIN'. STRFFTS
PLAN TO CLOSE STRFETS Gf TS HEA R I NG TON I ThT
f2P^91'-„°f'-AYS S TREET-CLOS INC PROPOSAL ^
SI^L^f' niJ^Pos," " """ nEM-iirr's'^5fc
°9i;J?''°St',^'5" SYSTEM NEEDED MIRE THAN EVER
n!,aLt°^^:,il?'' £" ■iUUniNG ICARTDONl
2A?^oni?,J^?Ir!*"'*'< '""*"^ ON TAXPAYERS
?f'T;?S'^H?sJp'ij!Rf;;a^^U"iR*?'"' '^«^'^e" ^ct. ,
°i:l""m%i'Ui.7''"-''°'' °' ''''" """E^ "« STREETS
StiSHii'^^TS^E'?? c2L"l:?D'?ljAfiT." ""•'•"""
STREETS .CRFEMEJ-,f'-^|°505g5f'^,',„
trial: PLOCK DURHAM STREETS ^I'lc
STRESS
SFE ALSO HEART DI5EASF
SEE ALSO "ENTAL ILLNESS
sif Its" WOpM;^""""^"^ ^""^ IISIRDFB
^2'!lri^k'^''^^^'t EMOTIONS LINKFO
^?Jc'r?F^^^UP*FR^t?i'?ONr'^'"'^""
SC;r,!^^EIR'cJ?^S?"'S^L•Ix'?Mg^^|!fSs OUPETir^
Cn«"E;f lS-i"'-"""=^ LINK STliOI Ed'a?'SSc "^
1^1*55^ CREATES NEW CHALLENGES
ftlks around HERE: the way things aoi
A%*sfj'^?K%s\^^ss5j^iT[a>'^"'^-«""-
5 LS''crw5N";ic*TSs;^Sv?r^;R%rs*'"' ^"""^"^"^
DO fXAMS SET PULSF TO PODNJUr?
Sn^^S-'s^a^Si^^^' -SELirvF^'N' r'ouR WORK.
ouKF rese.kchfrs'say stress «^DP^R^!f5nfTlrs
STRIKE ASSISTANT -(ENEFITS
SEE UN£"PLOYMFNr rOMPF,,SATnN
STRIKES. DIMHAM
Sf. ALS'i UNIj-is, Durham
FEACHiR STRUFS not IMMfOlATE THUFAT
STRIKES, N.C.
SFE ALvC UNIUNj, N.C.
{"y^J TPAFFIC Alio SHOUTINGS or^CLINt IN N.r
iTCT^-TR^^Srcrii J°"^ NA 11 O'l U PWIN F "tR K£
PHONE WORKERS MISS FIRST PAYCIEFk
S°?!T/JJJr"L',^\'}^/ffAt"*^ '«'•'" ^-««
UNION SAYS MELL MAY CITF 5 !» I< E IN PATE RFfiir^r.:
p: s^t^KSNTHryr^s^R'^s??"'""- ''" '" '°^"
^^i^^'^^iKSi^rrTRf^j^trai^L,--^"^"'
uSiT;'pS^?^s¥\'tHShriD^;x;sVS.?;^N"'^ "^ ^-^
ifSi'jf ;fDLV\"?!^'LM^?\fyg^SR^2RTp\rsr^^
STRIKES, U.S.
ill :tn i^fs,*;!: i^,:l'^"
I T
C PG L P lYL
S 2 3/JJ/R3 A 1
H 2 3/23/P3 0 1
5 2 3/23/83 A 1
H 2
1/04/83
P
1
N S5t
S 2
I/Oi/RJ
fl
^
/OS/nj
PI
1
H ?
/li/n3
A
^
N
/18/P3
A
4
E
H 2
"(/iQ/ns
A
4
P
E
S 2
10/01/83
A
1
N
H 2
10/02/83
8
1
N
H 2
lD/06/83
C
15
N
H 7
1/27/83
A
A
F
H 2
2/08/83
A
8
P
F
H 2
3/20/83
n
1
p
H 2
3/20/83
D
1
P
H 1
'./12/83
n
1
N W36
<./l2/83
A
<)
N W36
7/12/83
8
H 2
<!/06/83
A
S
L
,S 2 9/15/B3 A 1 N K90
H 2 U/2<./83 « 1 P P T37
S 2
1/18/83 b
H 2
',/0'i/H^ a
S 7
"1/05/83 A
H 2
"./Ob/flJ A
b 2
"1/06/83 H
H 2
'•/11/S3 A
S 2
'./27/83 H
H 2
5/06/83 A
H 2
6/03/83 A
H ?
6/10/83 A
H 2
7/I3/R3 A
S 2
1/01/83 A
H 2
9/10/83 A
5 2
9/15/83 A
S 2
10/01/83 A
M 2
10/02/83 e
H 2
10/02/83 0
S 2
10/1 1/83 C
H 2
10/17/83 A
5 2
11/14/83 C
H 2
11/21/83 A
N
K90
N
SSI
N
K90
^
N
K90
P
717
H
T
R56
F
N
K9n
F
N
K9n
N
N
N
N
K90
1
N
<9n
E
H 2
1/05/83 A
1 1
H /
l/Oft/83 A
S 2
2/21/83 C
S 2
3/17/83 D
H ?
3/24/83 0
U M71
4/01/03 ri
S 2
4/11/83 C
H 7
4/24/83 A
H 2
4/28/83 B
S 2
4/29/83 A
H 7
6/09/83 6
0 U
S 2
4/22/81 C
S 7
7/25/83 n
F
H 1
8/09/83 8
b 2
9/05/83 A
N T32
H 2
10/13/83 C
1 5
S 2
10/18/83 C
N J56
H 2
10/28/81 n
N
H 2
10/30/83 n
P F H49
H /
U/18/83 A
N
" <
1 1/25/83 B
S 2
12/19/83 A
N J56
S 2 2/26/83 A 1
2/06/83 A
a/08/83 A
J/09/83 A
8/09/83 B
rt/10/83 A
8/11/83 A
8/11/83 C
0/lft/R3 A
IJ/22/83 A
8/26/1)3 U
13/29/83 A
9/03/83 n
9/21/83 A
9/29/83 A
11/02/83 A
11/09/83 A
11/10/83 A
12/02/83 C
2/01/83 li
2/01/83 A
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
s
1 1
N
p
P
M66
M
N
H9r
M
M
M
1 />
N
p
N
0^6
H 7
S 2
5
1 P
HJNrHLY/i
INDEX
12/3l/«3
SUBJeCrS
• PACE 6"'<.
1/17/8".
=ccTs ftan iruCaE^s' stkIke
SLsYi'io MANti touCkErS -4)y
STQfiES IN JMKHA'I REPORT N] =
HlGM»,Af WASFA^E
POlICt t-AVc -in LEA05 IN TRUCK ORIve«'S "iATH ,,.,.,„
T„p;cc CMAJG^J BiTH S.lOOri-lC AI TSUCKER IM >.lLKeS CQUMTY
viCLE-ice Mj4rs CAiis? if sTRUifi'. truckers
,N.C. T.Ul.« IRIVEK jnuNOEO
TRUCKS :n STATE HIT 3Y 5HIPER".
Ml^MiiAYS STILL CuHOAT ZCN5 ACROSS STATE
TRUCK 3RIVER SEES DEATH IN «£»» VltJ -ISRnR ICARTOQNl
S.C. TiJuCKERS REPORT SMOOTlrJC'
SS
TRUCK DRIVER DURING STRIKE
N.C. TiJULKLHi Kt->'IJKi bMUUIifiU
ROAD PATkHLS reefed up TO CUR' STRIKc VIULFNCE
HUNT SEEKING CunPERATIO'l \:-i PROTECTING TRUCK IkIvE
SHUTS FIRED AT -AIL TRUCK IN -OnRE COUNTY ,,.,„,^
PHLlC^ 'UP AGAINST BRICK BALL' 0:J TRuCKER'S SLAYING
STRIKE SUPPORT FRHDING „,„
TRUCKED SAYS TIRES HIT =1 CUN=IRE nfaR CREEOMOQR
GUNSHOTS HIT TRUCK NEAR RQC<Y MOUNT
SHOTS HIT T'UCK NEAR "CCKY MOJNT
ONLY 1 SnOuTlNG CONFIRMED THURSDAY ON N.C. HIGMHAYS
TRUCK DRIVERS SAY VIOLENCE HU'. T CAUSE „ „ .
FOR CAPPS" wIOOW. LIFE 'HlLL 'lE'.'ER =E BACK TO NORMAL
AIRLINE MAKrS STRIKE PLANS
NO NEW LEADS OEPOPTtU IN KILLING OF N.C
lome^eastern airlines workers vote on contract
rou official doesn't expect major disruptions
atct warns of slow repairs ,,^.,,.
durha- local phone service wo'4 • t 3e affectco
local 3ell contracts expected
SOUTHERN BELL, UNION REACH TENTATIVE PACT
TELEPHONE STRIkT CLTSE TO ACCORD
STRIKERS HAVE NERVE
auS RUNS TO 5«IP DURHAM
HIGH Pay a "ARKET RISK
STRIP SEARCHES
OUTRAGEOUS SEARCH
STPIP TEAS' ARTISTS
^^MAjG^'ALMOSr DIED- OVER THIS SURPRISE
STR IPEO BASS
SEE ALSO BASS FISHING
"hSSSF^'ltrS ^^cTl'MiF^flc'eiNf^^'iaS.ERS in natural ENVIRONMENT
STRIPED BAS^ PCaChING OPERaTHNS CONCERN OFFICIALS
KERR OAM'S FISH KILL NOT HURTING NUMBERS
STRUH PiREwING
BUYER SOUGHT FOR BREwERY
S:t?"jS?¥KE"o|p?S?MiSr I'ISSrSES brewery S..P
STROM CAN KEEP N.C. bREhERY
"''^i?IO^M:il;''sTARRIN'. ROLE AT . On RACE
MOVIE POEMItJE SET TONIGHT IN CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE HOSTS MOVIE PRE''IFR=
STRUCTURE HOUSE
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
wEIGriT-CUNTROL FACILITY OFFER-
STUDEBAKERS
S"
J-HEEK PRUGRAM
EE ALSO AuTuS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AuTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
TAR HEEL MECHANIC SAYS SIUOEBAKSRS EASY TO FIX
STUDENT SIP PROGRAM ,,,„„-
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C., JylJ'9"'S.,„
SEE ALSO CDLL=GF5. U.S.. FEOERAL AID
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. TUITION
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. FINANCIAL AIO
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION. COST-
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROtRAM
roSolV?? 6iHtl inRJlH*0p"0NS?i0ENTS. FINANCIAL AID
?ESE2:J"llJ%S«*"H;iiV|R"SS'uCS AID DURHAM STUDENTS
REGISTRAR: OUKE NEEDS MONEY fOK STUDENT AIO
STUDENT CU.inCILS
SEE UMV. UF N.C.-CHAPtL MILL.
■. TU.IENT GOVERNMENT
STUDENT caA< DEFAULTS
SEE ALSO OtFAULT
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
PAY UP. ..OR ELSE
NCCu nears approvfo default R« TE
JiiiVA-'-HrLpf STiTl'cOLLECT STUDENT LOANS , „ ^
MORE^ThaK 'i^io;^GO CULLrCTiO IN PAST DUF SIUOENT LOANS
CONGKfSS CAN TAKE CUE FP OM Su:CESS \i STATE
5'"?^rAt§^\E?ef"GF'^. N.C. SIUDCNr, LOANS
SEE ALSO COLL-^GES. U.S.. TUITION
SFE ALSO HIOhFK EOUCATION. COST
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. STJOfNT L'JANS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV.. SIUO'NTJ
SEE ALSO STUJfNT AIO PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SIUJFNI LuAN DFFAUI-IS „. .^c . o <:
SEE a"iI UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SCilOL AR Sh 1 P S
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF t.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STuOcNT LOAN.
NO SUN-UP. .0 AID
SOME^Nlct'^UlEGE OFFICIALS DINT LIKE NiW npAFT LAW
COLLEGE Aij Officials mfsiiant on draft chcCk
NCCU NEARS APPHOvfD DFFAULT RATr
EITHSP-fR h-^olSTRATlON RULING IS FAIR ENOUGH
DRAFT PAPERWORK HAMPERS SChOQ-. S
"'?[rc^?LE?.LS. N.C. PruERAL AID
SfI colleges. U.S.. FFUFRAL AID
III 5iV;riF^ilt?.-?Si??L HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS L SIUOENT AID
STUOENTS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING I'AnDI
SJE AlS0_O«yN'(tM ORIVU.G
C STUDENT A|n
N E
t
L
Y
P 0
DATE C
PC 1
P
"YL
H 2
2/02/X5 A
I '1
N
S 7
J/OJ/CI A
1
N
H ?
2/03/B3 A
^
c
H 7
2/33/13 A
h
N
S 2
2/.n/'i3 A
I
N
S 7
2/01/fl3 A
".
E
S 7
2/0<>/>'5 A
1 P
N
H 7
2/D'./!>3 A
I
N
H 2
2/05/n3 A
1
N
H 2
2/05/S3 A
A T
T
R56
5 2
2/05/H3 -
1
N
H 7
2/06/33 A
I
N
H 7
2/07/83 3
1
N
S 7
2/07/n3 A
1
^J
H 2
2/0'!/'!3 B
^
N
5 7
?/0fl/e3 A
1
N
H 7
2/01/13 A
1
N
S 2
2/0<)/l?3 A
1
N
H 2
2/10/63 A
7
N
H 2
2/11/33 C
1 6
N
H 7
2/13/83 A
1 1
N
H 2
2/l<./P3 6
7 P
F
H 7
3/ 0/'<3 A
IS
N
H 2
3/ 0/»3 A
22
N
S 2
3/ 0/»3 A
2
N
H I
3/ R/"3 e
1
N
H6D
H I
3/22/13 f
1
N
H60
S 7
S/03/93 A
1
N
S 2
3/0B/P3 A
1
N
H 2
8/23/R3 A
9
N
H 2
3/27/!>3 A
3
N
H 7
8/28/B3 B
c
N
S 2
ll/0''/'!3 A
A
L
S 2
U/lf./"3 C
I
N
F30
S 7
12/02/83 A
A
E
H 7
2/22/''3 A
A
E
H 7
7/15/83 A
13
N
2 2/1 1/P3 C <. N ^60
2 b/lf/''i 3 11 N J60
2 8/07/83 ti 7 N W6n
2 a/l2/«3 C 4 C N W60
H 2 './10/fl3 A
S ? 5/04/83 A
H 1 7/02/83 C
H 2 9/25/83 A
11 N
2 N
1 N
2 5/13/83 C 14
2 5/28/83 A 8
2 5/29/83 A t.
H 2 12/27/83 A 8 N 330
S 2 11/18/83 C 4 P F
C05
COS
W24
H
2/06/83 A
16
H
2/16/83 B
S
7/22/83 C
1
s
8/13/83 A
1
H
9/24/83 E
1
2/21/"3
0/2D/33
8/25/''J
9/27/83
9/2»/83
9/2''/»3
S 2
2/05/3) A 4
F
c 7
2/15/83 1! 6
H 2
3/D8/33 A 3
S 2
1/09/83 3 1
^ 7
6/20/3) A 3
S 2
7/11/33 A 4
M 2
7/25/8) a I
N
GANGING UP ON GiJll
PROGRAM h0P*= i TO REOUC:
STjOEvTS 'DRIVING OkuNK
5 2 9/12/83
S 7 11/21/83
Brsmm
M0NTr(LY/4
1 N a E X
12/31/B3
SUBJECTS
PAGf o75
l/l7/ni,
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sruoio CITY ii.c .
•SIUJIO Clrv PARK OLAHMEn [f| S.C.
Suf-KlNlKu' WAl-,c SCALt
SFE ALSn -im (,)■< WAGE SCALE
iJ.LS'^i^''"-'' ^T'P n ATTACK JlBLE'iSMES';
1.0.J WAl,F FJF TIFMS flEHATEO UI-I-AIFO IN
rnuTM 3U11M1MMUM ttAC.e 15 ad 1:CA WURTH nuRLIIIMG
SUPCJIVl Slu'l CUNST^UCTIPN
SEE ALSn "uailNG CnNSTRUCTrON
SEE ALSO HUILOIHC OEVFinpFRS
§E;Ff,%^^\f"?L'A^j; ^i;e^,=^"°'' ""°
'S»"P^ai<S PFRMIT FOR ZbO APARrMF.^rs
90-HU^E OfvfinPMtNT PLAN aACKEU
S9y5!f't °!SS suemvisiON neianuiG
SUELIMINAL STIMULI
^Nl^^^if^lA^y^s'SJ^fiiiT'"''^'"''^"^ ="""'-' "- ^"""^'^
SUPSIOIES
SEE FAKu PHii.r Supports
SEE GOUFRNHENT SU^SIDtES
SEE PBKE SUPPORTS
SEE RENT SUBSIDIES
SueSIOUEQ HnuSI'lG
SEE riOU'^lNG. OUPHAM
SEE RENT SUBSIOIES
SUPSTANOARO HUUStNG
SEE MOUSING. Substandard
'""sEE'TElROpVsr """"" BY SPECIFIC NAME OF GRUUPl
SUCCESSION, GUPER.NATORIAL
SEE N.C. CONSTITUTION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
Sudden infant death symdrohe
SEE crip, deaths
SUDI'S inuRMAM, N.C.I
SUDI'S Charged with violations
SUGAR Substitutes
see artificial ShFETENEB
suicide attempts
MAN survives leap from sridge
woman killeo, husband shot-
woman shot
gunman robs employee
man coaxed from jump off walkiay
OQCTOfl PERSUADES MAN NOT TO JJMP
SUICIDES, DURHAM
MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUMO
POLICE PROBING DEATH
ncc>ri^?c°f SELF-INFLICTED H0JN1
OFFICIALS SAY CLARK'S DEATH S^ LF- INF! IT TFn
DURHAM WOMAN KILLS SELF--POLi:E ""^'•"^^"
OBITUARY
POLICE CALL -ROULETTE' SUICID^
POLICE SAY :1AN SHOT HIMSELF
2i'£"S?r?*S.''°"''" ""0 IN CAR
MAN DIES OF UUNSMOT WOUND
SUICIDES. 'I.e.
SEE ALSO ChlLOREN, SUICIDES
SEE ALSO IMMOLATIOfg
"lL5if?T^^^^3f?a'D^A^TH' '"''''"
ruNlSAi^ ''n'^S''J','S'JE ''°^'*° O-'on IN MTS CELL
5 unHFi S?c"i'.,^M2 'j'U^E OF HAN'S DEATH
fnJOMEN DIE IN CAR IN OP ANGF
AREA WOf'EN DIE FROM CAR FUMES
TWO WOMEN IDENTIFIED •^'■'""^
ONE OF 2 DURHAM WOMEN MIIRDEREI, EXAMINFR SAV^
3;]?t?S'?;T5°?v'5gE;S? ?2^J?«5EKTV;iAp''""^"' ^'"""^
SUICIDES, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SUICIDES
SEE ALSO IMMOLATION
SFE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S. '
WHAT CAUSES SUICIDE?
SUITS
SEE ALSO CLOTHING
SUIT YOURSELF
SULFUR OIUXIPE
SULFUR DIOXIDE FUMES LEAK AT JESEARCH CENTE"
SULFURIC ACID
N.C. INFtR'iO
BLAST DAMAGES SALISBURY PIAUT
OFFICIALS PROBE CAUSE OF PLANT BLAST
SUMITOMO ELECTRIC CO.
Ja'pJSe's'I I^r'^'SS^'^n^ sir ""-"^ '" """-0 "" '=''CILITY
PARK GETS MORE PEARLS
F'ySE'R-S&jy.^Ws^'feSiNC^Up"" """ ""'" '''''"'
SUMMFR
SEE SEASONS IScf ALSO NAMES OF moNThSI
SUMMER FOOD SERVIC-F PROGRAM FQR CHILDREN
USDA StFKiNG SPONSORS FOR sOSiER FQOJ program
I'C L P BYL
H 2 3/03/13 A I 3
H ^ l/U/fH A <, F
H ? 1/l^/m I, 1,, N
S ? l/J(i/n3 C 7 M
S ? U/lV/13 A A E
s
T/12/83 A
s
7/l?/"3 B
1 ^ J^h
H
7/13/B3 A 1
0 N
7/5J/B3 C
1 M T 3 ?
H
a/03/R3 li
1 N
s
1/0',/fl3 A
^ N
s
')/n/n3 A
s
■7/27/83 A
I N K 'j 0
s
10/0<./fl3 A
N K 9 0
H
ll/0S/fl3 B
1 P N L<>1
11/15/B3 li
1 N B81
H ? i/2<)/R3 h 1 N W2A
H 2 7/03/B3 DA E
H 2 9/08/83 D
s ?
5/05/83 C
^
H 2
5/10/83 3
N
H 2
5/12/83 A
1 0
N
S 2
lD/06/83 C
N
H 2
12/18/83 C
N
S 2
12/10/83 A
N
S ?
3/16/33 H
N
S 2
5/2A/83 B
S 2
a/20/83 A
N
S 2
8/27/83 A
1 1
H 7
8/28/83 B
0
H 7
9/09/83 A
1 2
0
f ^
9/25/83 C
S 2
'5/2A/83 C
S 2
\2/l'>/Pi C
N
S 2
12/22/83 C
0
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/21/83 A
1 7
3/2<./83 a
«/09/83 B
N
7/2<./a3 A
N
7/26/83 B
3/25/83 C
N
8/26/83 C
N
8/26/83 A
N
9/03/83 A
N
10/10/83 B
11/19/83 C
n
H 2 2/23/83 A ;, e
H 2 6/03/83 B 2 P F H<,5
H 2 11/2^/83 B I N AS-i
H 2 9/22/83 A 1 P P
H 2 9/22/83 A 1« N
S 2 9/22/83 C 2 P N
S 2 6/23/83 A
H 2 6/2A/B3 A
H 2 6/25/83 A
S 2 12/21/83 A
H 2 12/22/83 B
1
N T32
1
N
4
E
1
N C60
2
N
H 2 2/28/83 ts 5
HONTHLY/*NNUAL
INDEX
lJ/31/a3
SUBJECTS
PACE 67()
l/17/a',
c pr, L P "Yt
SU'HFk IMEJTER it "^UKE
S^*^ ALSO DU*(E PLAYERS
SEE ALSO OUKc UNIV.. JKOA^hAY AT OUKE SEPIES
SEE ALSO Theaters, cu'ham
tusiCAL OPENS su«"eii Theater
COfE TO THE CABARET AT DUK c
•"ARRY -£ A LITTLE' LACKS CAof^Ef gUALlTY
•MARrtY "£■ ENTEBTA ['IS— • A LITTLE'
JRA-ATIC EVEHTS , , ,
■LOVELY «3lE' RFaMT< FOR "LA MAI.CrtA" lEaD
OUkeIs .MA-i QP LA HANCHl' IS =RESH, EMTFRTAINING
JOUR'nEYHAN 'LA >4ANCHA' OISAPPIINTS AT DUKE
•tallEy'S folly- finely oo'.e ?y odke cast
THOUGHT, UIT, love story IN DJKE 'TSLLEY"
Summed yquTh e"pluyment program
SEE ALSO E'*PL0YMENT. YOUTH
OURHA- AGENCIES SEE START OF SEARCH FOR SUH'lER JOBS
^'^''"^CONSTRuCTION set on CHAPEL HILL TOHNHOMFS
SU"MIT CABLE SERVICES
THOXASVILLE SUING FIRH
''"'* 'cCUNTY^GENERAL JOINS "EDICAL mEThCRK
COUNTY GENERAL HOPES TO CUT HISPITAL COSTS
SUN PIRO AIRL INES
SEE SUNBI»0 AIRLINES
GROUP HELP'. tARNESS SOLAR HEAT
SUN SHARES
SHARING THE SUN
WORKSHOPS SFT
SUN SHARES TAKES A WHOLISTIC iPPRflACH
pan':l secoimends "oney for rezycling
recycling plants to save -ohey
6 OURHAH COUNCILMFN HiLL ATTEMD LAST HEFTING
^"^ 'sunscreens Can oeOUCE RISK OF BURNS AND SKIN CANCER
iATER-RESISTANT SUNSCREEN CAN PROTECT SKIN
SUN TANS
SUN 6n*L „„ ,
OLD •hlSDOH- PRTVEO .RO>C „„,^.,, ,, , „
jater-rfsistant sunscreen can pRttect skin
s^xF ORUGS can cause severe r: ACTIONS T(i sun
OUIETLY TANNING
SUNBELT
SEE ECONOMY. SUNBELT
SUNBIRO AIRLINES
ROU gate SPACE STUDIcO
PARKING LOT OPERATION AT AIRP^*T
'GOING -ELL'
SUNOAY
SEE SUNOAYS
SUKOAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
SEE CHURCHES, N.C.I SUNDAY SCHOOLS
SUNFIRE (MUSICAL GROUP)
SUNFIRE SnCA SOMNOLENT
^"""'"suNOAY BOX MAIL SERVICE ENDS 10HNT0WN MARCH 20
SUNMEALTH NETWORK ,
COUNTY GENERAL JOINS MEniCAL NtTjORK
COUNTY GENERAL HOPES TO CUT HTSPITAL COSTS
SUNKEN TREASURE
SEE ALSO ShIPURECks
"ABlNoSNlS^TREASUKrSAID FOUNO IN S«IPV,RFCK OFF TAR HEEL CHAST
SUNSETS
NIGHT FALLS SOFTLY
SUNSTATES CORP. ,, ,„
GROUP MAY BUY 1/3 OF SUNSTATE'
sunstates earnings TEClINF
sunstates reports income up ,,„.^ ^.,,
profit noteo at sunstates in 'irit-half
CONSTRUCTION OECINS ON SHOPPING lENTER
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT »ON'T DELAY PROJtCT , . „ , .„,rn
SUNSTATES NOTES NET INCOME UP SHARPLY IN ThIkO OUARTE"
SUPER aOMLXVII^^^^ SPIVEY'S CORNEl IN SUPER BOWL
suPFR rjr.L sptilight on sPivEf'S cor:jer
SPIvEy'S corner SCOPcS again
A SUPERIOR HEFK: hype cut in IALF
ALIEN CREAIURFS O'^SERVE SUPFR 3nML ItARTOONI
HAIL TO The rtEOSKINS
Super star program
see ourha" rccrfation oepi.
SUPERFIINn
SEE CHE-ICAL companies
SEE mazaRCOUS .(ASTt TREATMENT, i.e.
SUPER INTENdENTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PrInC IPalSi N.C
SEE ALS'' lEAC'iEBS, N.C
ALAMA
SUPER
Superman icarioon Character!
A logical jmcstiqn
Supermarkets, N.C.
SEE ALSO crocfry snRFS ,, , .,,,rc
NE- BANK TO OPEN PBANCMES IN 'ri'*:^
SANK FINDS Supermarket BRANCH PAYS OFF
SUPERMARKETS to merge
SUPcRST 1 T \nn^
SEE ALS:i FKIOAY the iith
SEE ALSn HALL'^wFEN
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
Ncf^SCMUOLS siPEBINTFNOriT IS HONORf; PY <US IC ASSOCIATinH
INItNaFNTS ARE LFE»Y OF TEACHER MERIT PAY PLAN
H
■>
5/20/S5 0
1 7
fl
s
'
5/26/S3 0
N
s
?
6/09/93 D
p
R
•ill
H
7
6/10/13 U
p
W66
s
?
6/23/83 0
p
N
H
?
b/Z'./'i 0
1 1
P
N
U66
S
?
6/30/83 D
P
Al')
?
7/01/83 0
1 1
W66
s
?
7/14/fi3 0
J06
H
I
7/15/33 0
R
1,66
S 2 <i/21/93 A I N Sa3
S 2 3/02/83 A 7 N S83
H 2 6/25/83 A 5 N
H 2
S 2
5/11/83 C
5/11/83 e
2/27/83
8/22/03
9/08/83
U/11/83
ll/n/83
11/21/83
"SO
"23
N S5l
N K9Q
N K90
3/23/83
7/06/83
3/30/83
7/05/83
7/06/83
7/27/83
9/01/93
S 2 9/22/83 C 1 N T32
H I 10/12/83 E 1 N H50
H 2
9/02/93 0
1 1
R
S 2
3/09/83 B
1
N sa3
H 2
S 2
5/11/93 C
5/11/83 0
1
1
N B30
N M23
H 2
10/22/83
A
5
N
H 2
7/26/93
H
1
P P
T37
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
5 2
H 2
1/23/83
2/27/83
5/15/83
9/l'./83
9/16/83
9/23/83
10/23/83
0
A
A
D
A
A
u
9
"1
22
10
1
1
1 3
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
T32
K90
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/05/83
1/06/83
1/09/83
1/25/13
1/3C/83
2/01/93
c
c
A
fl
0
B
10
9
1,
7
5
2
N
N
E
P 1/
T T
U
071
P45
071
H I
M 2
l/l<./83
9/22/83
1
I 2
S 2 7/08/81 C
<,/05/8) A 1
6/16/83 A i>,
11/10/83 0 7
H □ H T II L Y / A II -I 11 A L I N fl h
A PICK CI- S'iPFRsririjNS
OMu'.rs noMT liki cfhent rjao'
5uPPLfH£NrAL SCiiriCL 'it
Hi 01MM»M cau'llY iCHlULS, 'iUI'Pl [NE'UAL SCnnilL TAX
SUPPLcWtNTAL SFCUHtTY INrjME
SEf USn SOCIAL SfCUKITY
SUPPORT YOIIK LOCAL BIJSINFS^
SFE uuilNfssfs, ou^iHAH, "suppnnr yjub local HusiMEi-;"
5UH6IY FFOfHAL SAVINGS AND LOAM ASSQCIATIJN
nit,?fl?/"*5y'"2'"'f° ACTIONS CnST ir IK HILLIOM
OFFICIALS ASSUKE OEPOSITOHS fl" SuPETy FEWbal SCL CO.
SURFING
SURFERSi PIEU FISHEKHFN AT noiS ON FMERalO ISLE
SURGEONS. OURmam
sSr"Ion''sal.j;e°"°'"' '*''°"^ SURGEON RFHEMBtREH AT OUKE
OAVIS RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE
SURGERY
SEE ALSO ambulatory SURGERY
iff itis ;;;pS}stv^"'^'^ association
III Jlso eye''?jrg?ry''' "''"*'■ ■'osoifAc. ambulatory surgery unit
SEE ALSO FAT surgery
SEE ALS.T FETAL SURGERY
SEE ALSn hair IMPLANTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HEAST SU»GrRY
III *!-|2 "fcOICAL MALPRACTICE SUIT
III .'US OUTPATIENT SURGERY
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
jEE ALSO PLASTIC SURGERY
Stl!!5f?','L J' .Py^f RECONSTRUCTIVG ESPHAGI
S u b J t C I s
PACE 677
l/l7/a«
G ACCIDENT
jwr^uc'iii ai uu^^ X tLUNSIRUCTIVG ESPHAGI
3;:tSN^^^^-;^u^?^^?K^'■SE^J?l "^■^^'""^''^^
'^'nl'ir^A ?iu^K?%^^R"'S,^lF°LS^?R\^'0N^^g8rn'S CULD
BOY'S SURGERY SUCCESSFUL
S:!]?!?!;''^''''' 5HnuL0 NOT DECIDE LIFE. OEATH ISSUES
SURGERY FOR THE EXTREMELY FAT GROWING SAFER
SURROGATE MOTHER
SEE ALSO MOTHERS
The PL IGHT of 6AbY DUE
SURRY COUNTY. N.C.
«AN DENIES KIDNAPPING TAX COLLECTOR
THO E';CAPE FROM SURRY COUNTY JAIL
SURVEILLANCE
HI ^f^J?Jk INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
III itm"'"*"^ SURVEILLANCE EOUIPMENT
III E|9|!*'- aUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SURVEYS
III tl-12 ^URHJM CHAMBER OF COMM=RCE. SURVEYS
III JLfO gURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SJRVEYS
RTI PREPARING SCHOOL SURVFY
'J"-':'^!'- LAWYERS GETTING CHANCE TO JuOGF JUDGES
P^J'^fJ^^^SV' PERSONS IS TOP CONCERN ■'""''"
fiJIrS^St*'? OPINIONS OF CITIZE^IS ON ISSUES
VOCATIONAL EOUCATION WORKS
finm n^."r"^^r°''l'"°>5 °N FUTURE OF DURHAM
I^SHt" "-C-.TAKE A CHANCE ON LOTTERY?
?n?TlI; '!?ll HOSPITAL BILLS CONTAIN ERRORS
LOTTERY STRO'jGLY FAVORED IN SJRVEY
jMSPJ^^rSIyL'^'SONS FOR, AGAINST LOTTERY
SURVEY CRITICAL OF HOSPITAL
SUPPORT CITED FOR RESTITUTION
SURVEY: DURHAM, RTP OFFICES 17* VACANT
lc£X^Ls=i^?%S?;!^h S^klii""''°''^ ''"°°'' ''• '««'«
?!rJ'StUi?5G''??S?gJl?L'S?lS?S^?liRS^Y^"''^^''
UPBEAT FEELINGS ABOUT WORK
SSI!S5rvEViEt;EJLr?^0??'oJS5 I^'tc'Sb^L^ °^"'"'^^ "'° ""^INESS slow
STRESS CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
coNsu-'ER Skepticism
^cSno'r-sSRjEY^tLl^SE'a"'" '"'"' '' "" "L*"''""^ >S5UE
SURVEY: RTP KELATIQNSHIP PRIMARY PLANNING QUESTION
'nT,n.'.",lul\Ul^\^^.°,T.h ^"°-^ CAL^Eg^^J^JiSt! , CARTOON,
DUKE OFFICIAL BAPS WATER RATE PLAN ^
17"?", ^i"! '^'' "URHAM RESIDENTS HAVE DEGREE
S"f^ I.^T^IJ °'' 'I-"""" SEEKS CONFIDENTIAL VIEWS
?i^s imno^'ni n.',°ii:iToi°uni';i ?3tti '" ""'"= campaigns
?Af S^MJ?,!"? °'' SURVEY IN SMOKING AND OBESITY
^S'Ri21i°?ii;E5'?lE^''SSo3'S;^?S; ilo^J^c^^s'"' '°''- "' ""t singles
DURHAM FOOD PRICES SHOW SLIGHT DECLINE
R^^?'S.5?^G'§?F?KiE'"!iP^?? i^R^"?:" "'-"^^
?."?*'^Jr.'I*°l'^J'ES DRUG USE DOWV IN COUNTY SCHOOLS
o:h^it1^9U'i'^^"J ^^JPVEY TO INCLUDE <. AREA COUNTIES
siS^E^ISo'^^^SolifS^ P%°Slori!HO°5f? '''"'' '" ''"°'''
§U?HA°2 :^i''Xh°Vo!,l'''"'' '='''""° "" "^ -"""f "- PURVEY
AREA HJMc BUILDERS SEE ANOTHE? GOOD YFAR
SURVIVAL
SEE ALSO ADVENTURE
SEE ALSO DISASTER EVACUATION PL' NS
THE NAME OF THE GAME IS SURVIVAL
S
[
c
J/i'./'J 0
IT L P r^YL
S ! S/l'5/e3 (1 1 n
I) M71
c
? l/iS/IJ C
N "ni
N J56
2
?
1 l/in/»3 c
1 I/19/R3 1)
' N
3 n N
2
7/11/83 A
8 N
2
2
2
l/0'5/R3 C
1/13/B3 8
1/13/83 C
1 P F il30
5 P P Rqi
1 N
M 2
1/D3/R3
n
s
N
S '
l/06/n3
r
1
H 2
1/16/83
A
1 ft
p
F
H ?
3/11/83
A
1 1
p
H 2
5/01/83
n
P
F
mn
S 2
6/13/83
p
N
H 2
6/16/83
Fl
P
MSI
S 2
6/29/83
A
1 1
N
H 2
8/03/83
A
N
MSI
S 2
8/03/83
n
N
S 2
10/27/83
A
A
F
H 2
12/25/83
c
3
U
B30
H 2
2/0<,/a3
A
4
E
H 2
1/13/83
A
H 2
10/22/83
c
2
N
H 2
/13/83 B
«;
N
H 2
/27/83 A
N
S 2
2/01/83 B
N K90
S 2
2/03/83 B
N K90
S 2
2/0'./83 C
N EOS
H 2
2/05/83 A
N S51
S 2
2/07/83 A
F
S 2
2/10/83 A
N
S 2
2/18/83 A
L
S 2
2/l<)/R3 A
L
H 2
2/2<./83 A
N B30
H 2
3/01/83 A
N
H 2
3/01/83 B
N
S 2
3/02/33 A
N B<>6
H 3
3/03/B3 B
N B<,6
S 2
3/0<./a3 C
N '<90
H 2
3/06/83 0
A
H 2
3/09/83 A
E
H 2
3/13/83 C
F L41
S 2
3/15/83 B
N E05
H 2
3/28/83 A
L
H 2
3/31/83 A
E
S 2
"j/is/as A
N K9n
S 2
'■/16/83 A
N EOS
H 2
',/lft/R3 A
N S51
H 2
<./23/a3 A
r T R56
S 2
«/28/R3 C
N M23
S 2
5/27/83 A
N T32
H 2
6/07/83 A
L
S 2
6/16/83 C
N K90
S 2
7/07/83 A
N 732
H 2
7/21/83 A
19
N W2^
S 2
8/08/83 C
J
H 1
8/09/83 B
J
H 2
9/10/83 A
N
H 2
3/1 1/93 C
N
S 2
9/19/83 C
N T32
S 2
9/20/83 B
N T32
S 2
10/07/83 C
N J56
H 2
10/19/93 A
N P30
S 2
10/21/83 A 1
I I
N
S 2
10/26/83 C
N COS
H 2
10/29/83 C
N W2<,
H 2
10/29/83 C 10
N
H ?
11/01/83 B
N W24
H 1
11/02/83 C
N
H 2
11/03/83 e
N fi<,6
S 2
12/22/83 A
N C6n
H 2
12/26/83 A
N CI
H 2 6/2A/83 D 1 P F W66
N T M L Y / a
I N D f X
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SEE CUh' ING
ShEET ACIDiPHlLjS "ILK
^^SHEfrAciooP-ilLUS "ILK INVENTIKS GET Ai,nrnra CHANCE AT RnVAlTIES
'"^^'swCET PfA EXTRACT SuCCCSSFuL IN TREATING HUGE, UGLY SCARS
S«£ET POTAlcrS
^ InEFT PrTATT =U"PFR CROP CUTS PRICES
U.S. INVESIluATFS YAM PRICE-FIXING 'l-LtGATIONS
Sn«f S-EET POTATO PACKERS CALLING PROfE • PF.^POSTERDUS'
SdENSO'l't ICE CRFA"
SmENSEN'S HTNFY TAKf^H
SdlCECnurv REALTY ILEXl'iGTON, N.L.I
^rr."«5SgAlN'fk.l°T3rii'0F fX-RFAL ESTATE AG, NT
SUICtGOno IS TULU TO PAY 12';, "00 FINF
''"'sEE'ALSn^AMfKKAN RfO CROSS. rup.Him COUNTY
swi'hing saf-ty is tjpic
Shimming fjr a cause
hFlpe" okive
SUI"MING
^""sEF^AlST ATLANTIC ttlAST CnNFCRElCE,
SEE ALSf nuKE UNIU.. NEREIOIANS
SFE ALSn TuRhAM A'JUATIC CLUI»
SEE ALST CuRHArt AlUATIC MASTERS
SEE ALSn CURHAM SUMHER SwIM MFEI
SEE ALSn OUARRpS
SEE ALSn SCubA DIVING (ACRINVI
nIc. "AN? 6*.. HILL ATTE'fPT CH\NNEL ShM
MAN, bn, 101 TS ThANNEL shim
SHIMMING SaFcTY I' TOPIC
SWIMMER'S cJR PAINF'JL
GSrU'u''T|!.EiR FEET HET, AID T-IEIK FACES, TOO
FAMILY SHIMMING POOL BECOMES iET CLASSROOM
^-■?Er5L?n"ic^ir,.MS, S-I-MING POILS
U.S. JjeS MONEY «ILL FIX ? PO-'LS
F"L»S ARGiJNO HERE: hITm the Y^UNuER jFT
COOL IN' UFF
FAMILY fNJOYS NFH POOL, LANOS^APE
CONCE'lIRAT inn
POOL TO oF CLnsro FOR 2-3 wFE<S
poul to cluse for leak repair
ptol is rfooe':et
leaktig chlorine at pool stopi'EO
Sul NGS
Sminging i-.to spring
shingin' in the sunshine
PORCH SWINGING record
TAKING A BRFaK
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fSnlfc'I^w^J^S LIEN AGAINST AHICK HOME
COUPLE AUAROED «5.550 JUDGMENT
JUDGMENTS AGAINST MICA FILED
LTENS FILED AGAINST PROJECT
NOTICE OF SALE OF LIENS FOR CITY TAXES
L?Jif sE^xi'^'iTo^jt? roj'^r' '°° '"•' ^"^S
L'jNS AGAINST BUILDER: W6,9i,5
Snr fE Pc Hl-c 2E J'* '-■E'lS 01 REAL PROPERTY
MSs^'j^'A^t^^eSM'JnWf^^ °'' "'^ "°^"TY
liSIlfi nt It'rl ^E I** '-'EfS OJ REAL PROPERTY
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N.C. APPEALS COURT OVERTURNS LIEN AGAINST COMOOMINIUH
TAX PROTESTORS
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX EVASION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
N.C. TAX RESISTOR INDICTED
IRS CONCERNED ABOUT TAX REbFL-: IN NORTH CAROLINA
TAX RATE, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
TAX REFORM
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productivity: Can AMERICAN PRIOUCT IV ITY aF INCREASED By THE WAY.
Tax SHELTERS
BB3 SUGGESTS INVESTOR CAUTION ON TAX SHELTERS
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TAXES. DELlNCuENI ,
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SEE OURHJH CJJ'.Tt r«X Offlv-E
SEE TAXES, OUiiHlH
SEE liXfS, njSniM CDu'lIY
TAXES, OUKHAK ..-,.Tf-^
SEE ALSn 'lui'MiH, ^.C., AN^cttTI N
SEE ALSO uURrlAI CITY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALST PESSPNAL PajPEITY TAX
SEE ALSO PRuPF^TY DEVALUATION
S«^c ALSO PftOPrRTY TAXES
III ALSO SALES 'N= USE TAXES. DJRHAK C3UHTY
SPEAH OUT, •^£9CHA^TS
^j:''cc2^?ISJTlJ""EjJs''2lT?'aFEIClALS HOLO TAX RATE
'"III rs3*AuTS'^r^CPE.TY TAXES ^ ^^
SEE ALSO DUSriAM COUNTY. N.C.. f^^'-^'>^i
SEE ALSO OUIIrtA'< COUNTY. N.C.. TJX 9ATc
SEE ALSO DUDhAI COUNTY TAX GFFI.E
SEE ALSn EIBE TAX
SEE ALSO PEBSONAL PaCPEPTY TAX
SEE ALSO PRQPEBTY KfVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES ,„ . ,„
SEE ALSO PRaPl^aTY TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
III al|o Sales amo use taxes, ojrham Cjunty
SPECIAL TAX TO PAY FOR PuILOMu
fFARS PROVE .,'SCO'« OF SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX
COUNTY -ANiCEP TOLJ TO CUT HIS Pun;.Fr
coGnty tax c:;LLFCTnN surpasses yfar-s levy
GETTING TOjrn PAYS OFF FQB CQJNTf Tax COLLECTORS
i COUNTY Cav^^ISSIONERS OPPOSE SALES TAX INCREASE
SALES TAX HUE -AY ■<£ NIXED H OjRHSi
fo'iVr.VoV..'!i\h\\'l\oJ.'Wll^ TAX APPLAUO.O
TAX OELINOUENTS FACE '^ARNI SH,4= NT THREAT
TAXES
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SE
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CHAPEL HILL
E ALSO alCOhJL. TAXES
E ALSO CIGARETTES. TiXES^^
E ALSO ENTERTAINMENT TAXES,
E ALSO FNTEiiTAlNMENT TAXES. N. C .
£ ALSO FOOO TAX
E ALSO HlCH,iAY TAXES
E ALSO HOTEL TAX
E ALSO INCQ-E TAXES. N.C.
E ALSO INHERITANCE TAX
E ALSO INTaiGIElES tax
E ALSO "UTOR VEHICLE TAXES
E ALSO N.C. OCVENUES
I ALSO N.C. WITMHCLDINC- TAXEt
I ALSO N.C AO VALORE'< TAX OWISION
E ALSO N.C. JEPT. QF REVENUE
I ALSO N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMISSION
E aCSO ORAN-E COUNTY. N.C. PIOPERTY TAXES
E ALSO CRAnGE county. N.C. TVxEj
£ ALSO Payroll tax
I ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
c ALSO PRIVILFGF TAXCS
E ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
= ALSO SALES ANO USE TaXcS. N.C.
LJ^^?N^ii'TiI'ill0^i"TO FIG^T TAX HIKES
MAN DENIES <IDNAPPING TAX COLLcCTOR
Sohsl "t ?.^?,loLi^iT^Nr3Psa.E PRIVILEGE LICENSES
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5;iJS5^:;A;iJp;'?j?'!?L:iJT?3sri^?GS?^Ni state revenue p.ctu»e
TAXING ELECTRONIC GAMES
\Ml^tlill ''IV.T^'il'cL'jrun^^ ENCOURAGINC
tlJs TO MATCH ROAD funds REvr-ED
OUT-UF-STATE TUITION HIKES OPfOStO
TAA CALIEO H1^.DRANCF TO N.C INOUSTRY HUNT
^i?^''c^»'CL-Ms"Vh?^rJ^?MPLO<MF.T BENEFITS
tnWiV.in 5?fTf?,! lir^-u^rfPNoiNc CUTBACKS nfedeo
N.C. PRIVlLfGF TAXES: A BOON OR 30THE»7
N.C TAX COLLECTIONS RISE 15.6;
ROYALL PREDICTS INCREASE IN N.C Jj<=|„,„.
ROYALL ShO.S courage ON TAX HIKE STATEMENT
N.C LcAuErt-, L-OK AT FUNDING
N.C. TAX COLLECTIONS UP , , , .„
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u;A?j^ph?^s'?,i^^ £.i;rrri°i3^ '^aUxation MLL
SOU'E COM-[TIFt 0K5 BILL TO MAKF SLAVFkY a FELONY
senator: Tax plan NEARLY READY
S'oSU ^AliPi^^Kr'TAjT.^Jrs ON TRUCKS. v.n£n ga-es. ca.s
STATE PANEL OKS TAX INCRtASr 'ACKAGf
L-15BY1STS JLAST TAX INCREASES
N.C. HOUSE APPROVES HlKC l™ TAXES
Tax PACKAGE OETSHOySf _nK^
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TAX
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USE. SENATE OIFFeB ON HIJ T; PAISF FUHuS
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SfNAI= sack; RQYALL. "AUCH on tax PLAN
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CoJ-ITIEE OlESN'T ACT ON -I.C KE/FNUE PLAN
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1/27/13 A
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2/09/13 A
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2/0'5/93 A
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2/11/13 A
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2/26/P3 C
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3/01/13 C
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5/18/13 A
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6/25/11 A
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6/21/13 A
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SALTS TAX
SALT'S TAX
LATIVF HLllSeS
E fINAL VOTE rjD4Y
HIKES
AISE T.VO SALES LEVIES
X PACKAGE
I'lG STATE SALASItS
SMT SALES TJX HIKE
HJUSE REJECTS CHANGES
bLY FLING
IN LEGISLATUKF
ITNEi?
0 TO SAIL THBDUGH
AL: INCREASE WON'T TAKE LONG
QYALL SAYS
BUTNER NEFDS NEK 3UILDING
EA'jF "uNDAY
NCREAS6 ONLY 1 PCT. IN JUNE
Y JFAL
IS4PP1IIITS SEM. KQY^LL
A TAX
TO SCHuriLS
121'). 1 MILLION SPEMnriG HIKE
JE.HOC'JoTS LIJK TO '^t,: "AISIN
J.S. TAX CUT — N.C. TAX 'iOOST
BUOGET COMPRD'MSE IS Dl<AHN-Our
HOUSE APPROVES IRL UN AUTO'^OI
N.C. SE'iATO'lS pn.vOER HIitES OF
SENATE PANEL STUUIES HIKES in
MX PACKAGE PPESENTFC TQ LEGI5
HUNT AGAINST TAX HIKE
STATE TAX ilLLS: PACKAGE IS 0'
GrNEkAL ASSEMBLY APPROVES TAX
LEGISLA'QRS: TAX PACKAGE FAIR
STATE TAX JILLS: HUNT: DON'T (
AS5EHHLY OKS ^^\9.^ MILLION T\
PJNFL TO PUSH SALES TAX HiKF
SENATr PANEL OKS SALES TAX 111"
LEGISLATURE OKS oUDGET INC^EA^,
SFNATF CUMMITTEf PASSES HALF-"
TAX aILL MOVES CLOSER Tn LAW
N.C. SEMATE OKS SALES Tax, f\ur
GREED, B»0 JUOG'IENT MARK ASSE1
HALF-CeNT tax option gets OK
LET THE KIOS RUN THE GOVERNMEN
lii;^5„l!* '^"■'' ^^''i [JUE TODAY
FIRE niSTRICT TAX L'^VIEO AT B
HALF-CENT TAX INCREASE EXPECT"
SALES TAX HIKE GETS OK; OFFICI
SALES TAX HIKE PuROENS POOR, >
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS AGREF:
N.C. TAX COLLECTIONS ^CREASE
TAX Of VEHICLE SALES WILL INC
GENERAL fUNP Tax collections I
ASSEMBLY GAVE TAXPAYLRS A iL M
THERE ARE TOO MANY TAXES
LFGISLATURE- S TAX PLAN n
A TAX HISTORY LFSSON
3 LARGEST COUNTIES ESCHEW EXTf
THE STRUGGLE TJ FINO THf FACT^
HUNT: RFvENiJt GAINS SHOULD GO
TAX COLLECTIONS RISE IN N.C.
HOTEL TAX oEGINS IN HfCKLENP.U'G
N.C. SALES TAX HIKE URGED FOR SCHOOLS
NEW TAX COLLECTS MONEY FOR SCHOCLS
LOCAL auROEN LOWERS TAX BILL
Taxes, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
TAXES, U.S.
SEE ALS1 CONSUMPTION TAX
SEE ALSO HOTEL TAX
SEE ALSn INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVI:E
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES
SEE ALSO STATE TAXES
SEE ALSO Tax reform
'"'■t^l'?^,"?""' 5TILL ANOTHER TAX INCREASE?
IpPEjL^fS'l^^o'RA'^C^"'*'" "''" """ ' 'JSfR-FEES
SEN. EAST DEFENDS STANCE ON GAS TAX
GAi TAX HITS POOR HARDEST
tl?55^'-,''*i?'' rOi-ES FROM MOTHER GOOSE
Se^Srg^lN^'liif 551" °'5GRACED THE STATE
REAGAN TAX PROPOSAL ICARTOONI
MUTED LEADERSHIP FROM THE PRESIDENT
'y;5,f»IR TO WITHHOLD INTEREST Tax
HIGHER Taxes NO ANS'WER
PRESENT TAX BURDEN PREDICTED LONG AGO
J»« "QTESTERS ON THE R I SE I N N.C . , NAT I UN
Im?J^„'*?^^'' talked FOR resear:h venture
RULE OUT TAX MONEY IN L08BYI6TS' POLITICS
TAX-SUPPORTED LOBSYISTS ■"uliiili
*N UNHEALTHY TAX IDEA
GOVERHORS URGFD NOT TO UP T4XFS
NORTH CAROLINA ON LOSING END
TAXING NEWS
PROOF BEATS PLEDGE
TAXI CAB DRIVERS
DRIVER OF TAXICAB STADBED TO TEATH
2y?,?o S'^ JRIVEK ROBBED OF t,' 5 ^Y FaPE WITH KNIFE
S.'^kJffJ?' IVl 0«I«R KILLED WOULU-b£ ROBdFR
SV!l-i?''5.''?'^yJ."'<' DRIVERS ARISE AT ROU
AIRPuRI TAXI OMvEKS CAN REOUrST HFARING
??l^iL'9 iJ=,5UlTS ERNEST HOLT FI.lF
CAB DRIVER IS CHARGED IN ASSAJLT
CA8 PERMIT RECISION SOUGHT
Taxidermy
laxicermy coufse to sf held
u{igf"KiiT'vrD\si;:rrr5ifr- "*' '"°"" '^ ' ^^^'^
TAYLORSVILl f , N.C.
fIRE DESTROYS SCHOOL IN ALEXAMDFR COUNTY
TEACHEP AIDES
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, lEACHE! AIDES
TEACHER APPRECIATION WFcK
TEACHER WEEK NEakS
TEACHER CEP riFICATION
"rF;lTlo iVM.lX i^SURAflCE FOR 'ROFFSSIONAL PERSONNEL
i^.V^J AGAINST OUT-OF-FIELD TEACHING
?j;'.;°L'^Jf'-° REACHING CRITICISED
rguGHFH STANOAROS URGED FOR P!OSPFCTIVE TFaChERS
?2;^2?.5J"2Jf^ OUT-GF-FIELD TE-CHING RULE
SHORTAGE OF HATH TEACHERS LAMENTED
rSortl R'Jrf'^'"'" '^"5 CERTIFICAr ION DEADLINE
Ifi{'T"S!lM'^['S?R'ff?^?N^°^^8JfE^"' "■'■ *5^°^'"I0N PRESIDENT
bUIT AGAINST TEACHERS' EXAM TJ IE DROPPED
RULE HITS .IIUDLE SCHOOLS HARD' ST
NEW STATE RULE RESTRICTS OUT-IF-FIELD TfACHING
DATE
7/02/ni
7/03/°]
7/03/13
7/04/P3
7/06/P3
7/i36/n3
7/07/83
7/07/83
7/07/33
7/0!l/83
7/08/93
7/DB/13
7/03/R3
7/D'5/13
7/1 J/n3
7/13/83
7/U/13
7/l'./n3
7/15/f3
7/15/83
7/17/81
7/19/83
7/19/83
7/jn/83
7/jn/n3
7/2I/B3
7/22/83
7/22/83
7/28/83
7/29/83
7/29/83
7/31/83
3/D<./n3
9/10/83
3/17/83
8/31/83
9/02/81
9/21/«3
9/21/83
9/21/83
10/01/83
I 1/01/83
1 1/04/03
12/26/83
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H 2
M 2
H 2
1/08/83
1/05/83
1/08/83
1/08/83
1/10/83
1/11/83
1/11/83
1/11/R3
1/23/83
1/28/B3
2/04/83
3/22/83
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5/21/83
6/08/83 :
6/U/83 .
7/12/83 .
8/01/83 /
8/17/83 I
9/02/83 1
11/12/83 /
3/08/83 13
'i/02/S3 A
'./07/83 A
5/0'./83 C
6/01/83 C
10/23/83 D
12/22/83 C
N
N
N
N S83
N T32
F L30
N
H 3
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 1
H 2
1/22/83 C
5/l<./a3 A
6/25/83 a
12/08/83 C
12/21/B3 C
•i/20/S3
<,/30/Rl
I 1/18/83
1 P F N36
1 N sa3
1 0 u
1 N K90
1 N K90
H 2 5/10/83 A
S 2 3/19/83 A 3
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1/13/83 C
8
N
2
l/U/83 A
I 4
N
2/05/83 A
1
N M23
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3/04/83 A
6
N
7
3/07/83 A
8
N
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5/12/83 A
1
N
2
5/13/83 C
1
N ED5
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5/14/83 A
S
2
6/03/83 A
1 1
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6/21/83 A
5
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6/22/83 A
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6/27/83 C
1
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7/02/33 A
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TOuCHia STANJAUOS URGFO FHR PIUSPFCTIVE TFAFMF'.S
SHO«Ui<F ilF ^ATll rClCHCnS LAH NTLn
rEACHl'*C, STUDFNT^' TEST I "j PKTPnSFtJ
EAKLY FFSTl-g^ A VITAL STE" IM GFrTI'ir. onnn HACHERS
U«iC anAi-D ENOnF-SEI H6H IE5I= r LF PClThNTUL TLACHlR^
PLAN ro I"PPJVt H.C. ILACUMO u'-n , , . „ ,,
MATH, SriCNCt CnuCATiriN OCSFIl/t A l-F iFkAL llHu'lT
fflRIiMAM: Mt ( PROCRAM %nn^S i)/r COMMTTf'lNT
QUALITY TfAClfRS ARE r.lJAL UF JNC L YN.IHUP 5 T RROLR AM
GTE WILL P.dJVIljF FL,NU5 TO AID lATH, SCUmCE TFAChE,(<;
IFACmFR' LfcAKN CUNUDFNFE _ , ,„ „,_
RESEAOCMflS SAY TFACulNC TALEII 'IFINF, nPAINFfl OFF
ONE inEA: W-MGNTH JU6S FIR T'AChFRI ....
N.L. CEfil»AL CETi j'K.ooo rn 'in teacher tkaininu
tfaChFiJ'. facing TnuGhFii cnjps- sTA.-jnAiiijr
PROJECT UfSIGNcn TD AIO MAIM, id Ffiri TFACHFHS
b«RBe»-5CnI lA hILL HAVE APPEA.
UNC UFFtCIACS; .TEFICIFNT PRnG'AMi C:lllOEC T A['L f _
PROF: snf>r CULLlCrS L.IHFR SrA'IOA,<(lS FOR ir-.THFrf',
STATE .-invr., in uPr.RAor iraimv'^ F^R iFAfiiFB'
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N.C. "OARO LJOKI AT TFACHFR GHOE
TEAChIR' '^Ar^ MORE TRAINING I'l HjMAMlTlFi
E.IUCATION uFFICIAL'j hANl HU^ANlTlFi PLAN ntTAlLS
BARHE'<-^CPI I A MFAfpiGS SET
MUINF. '.niOlcS AlOS LFAPNINF., IFAChFiIS SAY
DEAN riulLllV'S HAR5H PR I SC» 1 P Tl ON FDB --.CHOni CMANt.FS
UNC GFTS lilO.OOO GIANT in IIE.P IPAIN TFAChFRS
PAtlEilSON 11 ni<;CIISS lUALIIY ,. ,,. ^ ^
BOARD jrHYS ACTION UN n AR £l£ R- SC JT 1 A CfLLH.E
QUALITY OF TFAChERS MAJOR EnCJS OF ^DUCATIIJN ISSUE
PRACnCI TE\CMl:iu CAN HE llELP'UL FXPCRIENCE
GRANT rn hllp stuoents. ifacw rs ,.^,, ,^,,
HIGHE« PAY IS OACKEO RY ', STUIENT TFACHFkS
WILLlNuNESi jF STUOENTS AFFECTS EOuCATllJM SCHOOLS
TEACHtR IVALUATin.J
SEE PFRFOFMAI.Ct APPPAISAL PLAN
SEE TFaCHIR IFNIIRF l.t'^, N.C.
SEE TEACHERS, N.C, HFRIT PLAN
TtACHE" OF IHt Y.'AR AHARO
SEE ALS" AriAROS
SFE ALSO TEACHuRS. OUPllAH
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C,
.IHEELlh oaEAMED OF IECOmING T'aCHFR
INTERACTION IS FOCUS OF .<IL0E<'S TEACHING ■
CLINTON IFaCmFS i^INS top MUNO' , „
c^j.i;.irHrPr^^«\"SSR°T''s5sT;^"^^^SRK^..'r%';LF fo» teaching
rE'r^l^.c' TA^A .:j^r?J^2oi;!:'M^2rcouNTY.s ^p teacher
RFGINa'cSrVFk of'cARRlNGTON ClUNIY'S TEACHFR OF THE YFAB
U COIINIY IFACHFRS WILL RFCEI/E GRANTS
NCCU GRAJIIATE NAMED TOP TFACH' R
TFACtfER UF YEAR NAMED AT CHHS
TEAChEB SIFIKES
SEE ALS: STRUiS. U.S.
SEE ALST TEACHER ONIONS
"fFi^^^R'itSuF^'NllT'lMMrDtATE TH..FAT
^^*'^"sTuOY''cSMMI?rEE*'pnjPOSES CHAN.CS IN TFNUkE Fun SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
IFACHFRS OPPOSE RFPFAL OF TFNIRF
TFACHFRS FIGHT TENURE CHANGES
CHANGING TEACHER PACTS SPARKS CLASH
TEAFhERS oppose OIS-IISSAL PLA'I at UFflAIE
lENURf REVIEh sought „c„>,cn
MECKLENi'URG TEACHER TENURJ "'C XFUWFO
TEACHFR TENURE RILL REV SFO M COMMITTEE
TeIchEK tenure MfcJsoRE GETS TENTATIVE APPROVAL
HOUSE OKS CHARLOTTE'S TFNURF I'LAN ^^„.,^ ^,,,r,
UCRKEBS- CUMP BILL FREEZES THI UUGH SENATE PANEL
TEAcSFR^iENORE'FXEMPTION FOR .ECKLENIORC FNACTEO
TEACHER ^UNIONS^^^^^^ EDUCATION ASSJCIATION
SEE ALSO TEACHER STRIKES , ,
T'ACHFR STRUTS NOT IMMEDIATE THREAT
NCAE DEMES IT IS A UNION
in
TEACHERS. Chapel h
SEE ALSO CrtAP'L
SEE ALSO ChapFL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL
HOUSE APPPJVc
TEACHERS FEEL
SEVFRiL IN SC
CHANGES SPARK
A TURTLF HELP
SCHOOL rOARn
school "uakd
chapel hill t
chapel hill t
power linf roi
excellence a.,
Chapel hill-c
music a must
TEACHER PUliLI
SCHOOL rOARO
policy eases
chapel hill-c
11 Chapel hIl
teacher of ye
'hlLL/CARR"S5o"k'sSOCTATinN OF EDUCATORS
HlLL/CABR''OP(j F-DFllATUN OF TFACHFrS
HILL/CARRIORQ S'.HO'JLS
i TEACHER PAY ^IL L
INO PINCH FROM I"!S
hOOl SYSTE" RESr.NING
CONTROVERSY , , ..
S TEACHERS LEARN .jFv^ LANGUAGE
t5''i3LrP«°OP??rL't,'JP ?SlJ?nV, ASRESTOS PROBLEM
EACHFH UlNS MATH AWAPu
FACHFR wins '^XCELLFNCc AWARD
UTF TO CHANCE , ,, , ,._„
ARO GOES TO FHAP^L HILL TEACHER
^RflbORD SYSTEM HINORING nEYLE FOR TE«CHINU
FOB 'IFAChFR UF THE YEAH' .-,.,„.
CATinNS POLICY ON SCHOOL BOARD'S AGENDA
REVISES POLICY 0-1 PuPlISHING
BULfcS IN PU9LISHING PY TFAChESS
ARRUCRO SChSolS -.IVe GRANTS TO 11 TEACHERS
L-CARR10R0 TFACH-RS RECEIVF GRANTS
NAMED AT CHHS
SEE ALSO DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF FDUCAIORS
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AW^ RO
Sheelfr obeameo of =>ecoMiNG t achfr
EX-TEACHER PREACHES 'HUMAN RELATIONS'
EVALUATION POLICY APPROVEO
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TEACH'^KS LEAKN
PIC<eis pRjr;';
l.'iOO rEACHER'-,
BLACKS, WHITcS
rlsHMo'iJS: This
TEACHER MOVES
TEACHER'S FUI
OR. REID'S P^n
CI IV sCHc:iL rin
SCHOOL POARn p
PSaCRAM rn ,IFL
PRACTICf TEACH
EE HtAO OFF Exp^CTicl OEFiriT
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Rs GfiA,N.rei CABE-a status
5^U'".HT
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'AVE PFoPLE jhO - XCEL
ST LRAOUATIIIi
E"
t,FLL ON nfk Evaluations
L E SCHOTLS HAPD" ST
RT math, SCIE'IC" TEACHERS
COMFID^NCE
T FIRING OF TEA'.HfR
^E'ORIING
TRIED TO HELP EIRro TEACHER
. fEAR TO BE ChalLF'jCE F^R PUI'LIC SCHOOLS
LIMKE.-l TO ENROL. HFNT FIGURES ^LHUllLS
HC JASt.'T KACIS"
TEST "EmBAROaSSI NG'
tSic^^nj 19 ''"^ TFNUREO TFACHFR
IRtS TEAChET
p tfachfrs leak* more APniiT cultuplS
IMG CAN HE HELP-UL EX=EPIF<CF
TeACHtRS, ruPHA.I, SALARIES
1'ISTrUCT lO.V OIRFCIOR MAMEO
HAMMONDS STAYS FUM UN SUPPL£''ENT
PAY ISSUE SPLITS SCHOOL 90AR0
T MIN', If TEACHER SUPPLEMENT -XCLUSIDN TOPIC
CITY .JSRO U'S PAY SUPPlEMFMM
™ ,'f?J^S HAPPY JITH SALARY SUPPLEMINT PLAN
POULIC PLAYS CRUCIAL POLE IN < EFP ING SESSIONS OPtN
^Ef ; P'lf SUPPLEMENTS NEEDED •• T SCHOOL
^'!fJ1^y-r,^^-''°'^'^ "J'lS f'" T=ACHfRS
SALAkIES ON CANDIDATES' LIST IF HIGH PRIjRITIFS
TEACHERS, nuKHAl COUNTY
SEE ALSO CURHAM COUNTY ASSOCUTI
SEE ALSO tuRrUM ClUNTY SCHOOLS,
FEbER JURHAM COUNTY TEaChESS '
INTERACTION IS ruCUS OF GILDS'
THO UUHHAM TEACHERS SEEK RE"OJ
TRIAL OF TEACHERS' SUIT IS AP5
PLAN GIVES TEACHERS MORF SAY,
teachFks CcTting say in IMPRCJV
TEACHERS GET CAREER STATUS
RETIRING FROM CLASS'iOOM
DIIPREE TO JE VISITING TFACHER
J;i'-""'"5 P-*'S "fLL ON NEW EVA.
GROUPS ASK "LACK TUTORIAL PSO'
CHEUNING TEACHER TO RejUE"^T H"
9 COUNTY SCHOOLS TO USE T^ACH^
DURHAM NOT Short math, scienCi^
;HEETING IS MONDAY ON TEACHER =
CRUMP IS FIRED
SCHOOL BOARD VOTES Tu FIRF MRS
CRUMP CONSIDERING LFGAL ACTIO'I
1,<>00 TFaChFRS REPORTING
CHARGES OF RACISM MASK TRULY 1
AN ORIENTATION FOR THE TEACHE'
SCHOOL BOARD DISMISSAL HAS NO!
■I'lAOF.UATE PERFORMANCE' JELL
OISMISSAL OF TEACHER HAS NOT I
RACIAL EMPHASIS HRONG; IT'S A
DISMISSAL APPLAUDED
I5o9ff'*,'^ «TTACkED at school
FIRING lEACHER NOT RACISM
FAIRNESS REQUIRES RFSPONSI BILl
TEAChcr VACANCY RATE UP THIS Y
rfACH-R MOVES LINKED TO ENROLl
OISflSSED TFACHFR SUES BOARD 1
CPUMP SUES I-JARO
RETIRED SCmoL EMPLOYEES REmIn
PROCRA.! TO HELP TEACHERS LEAR.|
REGINA CAPvFR OF CARRINGTON CI
1". COUNTY TEtCHFRS HILL rECCW
JOOK HELPS TEACHERS DEAL HITh
SOME COUNTY TEACHERS HILL GET
LEAVE DAYS ARE REDUCED
TEACHER-IMPROVEMENT PLAN SUCC
bCHOUL CFFICIALS PLEASED WITH
ON OF CLASSROOM T^^ACHERS
TEACHFS-PUP IL RATIO
EAVE JOPS
'S TEACHING
AL OF LETTERS
ROVEO ^Y JUDGE
ING TEACHING
AT MATH SCHOOL
UATIONS
R»:< IN COUNTY SCHOOLS
Afi I NG
R-IMPROVEMENT PLAN
TEACHERS
IRING
. CRUMP
IN FIRING
MPJPTANT ISSUES
PACIAL MATTER
oncyMENTED IN FIRING OF TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ISSUE
EA.( IN COUNTY SCHOOLS
MENT FIGURES
F EDUCATION
ISCe AJOUT OLD DAYS
MOPE AMOUT CULTURES
UNTY'S TEACHER OF THE
E GRANTS
attackers
fehfr leave days
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uuT-oF-FiFLD Ruling
Tc*CHt»S. nuPHAM COUNTY, ASSAULTS
OMo^^^Ti"-^ SCHOOLTFACHfR AT 'R«GTOHN
Sc^V?^,!^?!:?" SEXUALLY ASSAULTF)
i.t'9^*yi^-'' "*" "^ ASSAULT IN TFACHFR
MAN CHARuEJ IN SCHOOL ATTIC*
ARmFO GUARD TO PATROL AT "tRAGTOHN iCHOOL
ARMFO GUARD HIRED AT SCHOOL
SChOUL SECURITY A MUST
ISOLATED SCHOOL UUILDINGS MAY GET ALARKS
SCHOOL PODK SHORTAGE CALLED 'i UUSY'
STOP PRINTING NAMES OF VICTIMS
TEACHERS, riuPHAM COUNTY, SALARIES
ONE idea: U-mqnth JOBS FOR TEACHERS
PAY IS KEY FOUCATION ISSU^
SCHOOL SuPtlVISORS TO RECEIVE U.SOO SALARY SUPPLfMFNTS
TEACHERS,' N.C .
SEE ALSD BLACS, TEACHERS
SEE nsn F Due" I on""''' *5?UCIATI0N of classroom TEACHFliS
SFc ALSO NATIONAL IFaChERS EXAMINATION
SFE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF IL'CK FOUCATORS
SEE ALSO M.C. ASSOCIATION OF FDICAIOkS
SFE ALSO SI.H31LS, N.C.
SFE ALSO SUPE" INTFNTENTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TEAChEP of THE Y^AT A„\RD
riM?-u'^'";?'^!^'^=■ ''"0''C5ES CHANUS IN TFNUR':
CENTcP AGAINST QUT-OF-FIELD TrACHluG
OUr-OF FIELD TEACHING C'lTiri'ED
TFACHFRS OPPOSE RFPCAL OF TFNIR6
TEACHERS FIGHT TENURE CHANGES
BOARD STUDIES UUT-OF-FIFLD TE'.CHING RULF
CHANGING TEACHER PACTS SPARKS CLASH
Ut'i"^'^-/^'"'^^'- D'S'llSSAL PLAN AT OFjATF
PANEL BACKS TOUGHER LAHS ON CMLO PORNOGRAPHY
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^ii[:!irTE';;2i?p^'';;f2„^N^-.!Es^.'" "' ''"
FORMER Charlotte teachep is a'juittej of i rHARr.i-
INCREASING SWE of classes nSnoSt-n CHARGE
SfNATOH Sfu<i TO AJOLISH MOTO'CYCLE HFLMtT LAW
MECKLfNI'URG TEACHER TfNUHf tllLL RFVIVFO
OR SCHOOL AOMINI STRAIHRS
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6/2't/'13 C
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6/27/83 C
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7/27/83 A
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7/29/63 C
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7/31/(13 C
N
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9/16/113 C
N COS
H 2
a/21/113 n
H
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9/22/13 A
P N C05
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'>/12/a3 A
N COS
H 2
''/21/P3 A
L
H 2
')/2l/83 A
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10/11/83 A
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M/ll/83 C
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10/11/83 C
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12/26/83 C
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3/01/83 n
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3/05/«3 A
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3/17/83 C
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5 2
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6/11/33 il
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8/07/8 3 D
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10/06/83 C
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P P R91
S 2 6/17/83 A
N
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N COS
H 2 7/06/93 A
P N W2^
S 2 7/07/83 C
N COS
S 2 7/11/83 1
N COS
S 2 7/27/83 A
N COS
S 2 3/11/83 C
N
S 2 a/15/83 A
N COS
H 2 8/16/P3 C
N H2'i
S 2 8/16/83 C
N COS
S 2 8/16/83 C
N COS
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N
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N COS
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N COS
H 2 11/22/83 3
P N H2',
S 2 11/22/83 A
N COS
S 2 12/01/83 C
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S 2 12/06/83 A
N COS
S 1 12/06/83 C
M COS
S 2 12/09/83 C
N COS
S 2 12/2',/83 A
N COS
H ' 8/25/83 n
N
M 2 10/08/83 A
N
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N
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N
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N ASA
H 2 10/12/83 A
F
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N COS
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N
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l/OA/83
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1 2
N
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1/13/83
(
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N
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l/l'./83
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14
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l/U/83
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3/04/83
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3/2'./83
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3/24/81
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3/30/83
A
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N
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4/06/83
A
2
N
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4/07/83
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4
N
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4/15/83
n
1 P
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H 2
4/n/83
fi
14
N
M 2
4/23/83
A
5
N
H 2
4/29/83
A
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PANEL hfaRS OFoaTE on TELcPHO-lE aCC = SS CHAPr.ES
southfrn bell plan draws opposition
ctct files tariffs with fcc
SOUTHERN EcLL SAYS FEE WOULD ^ISE
n:/r,ill.'1n''Hk'''HniV^h 0,.".KES in telephone RATES
PHONE SYSTEM CHANGES RAISE SO'. AL CONCERN
TELEPHONE RATE HIKES STUCK IN t»R ICARTOONI
LONG-DISTANCE FEE OPPOSED
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S0ufHERK°BELi:l''2r!.T REOUEST F^P monthly CHARGES DENIED
ilCT BREAKUP TQ BRING CHANGES TO N.C.
TELcPHriNE RECCRJS _, ^
SEE ALSO PUBLIC RECORDS
OFFICI
EOMIST. - -, - -
MR. GREEN'S TSuUBLE
VA\^rU.''iU'^,rl^°U^^: -N^SSTIGATIUN
GREEN If.vESTIGAIICN HANDED TO TWO DAS
'^'■|E?'":h5'TE^rp'i.^rc'sOLICITATICN
NO EXCUSE FOR 'TELEPORN'
^^^l?f A^S^"H'L^JSr:',r'sEX SERVICES
STATE KLAN KEEPS THE PHONE LINES MOT
SORRY. WRONG NU-bER
TELEPHONE Threats
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
^".lii!'\Is''clLLER A prankster IR ROBBER?
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ste'. confirms green under investigation
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TIPS FOR BUYING YOUR OWN PHONf
GTE SELLING SUBSCRIBERS THEIR PHONES
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PACE 689
1/17/3'.
PHOUc fSA'lu-ilSE U'lDcr. .^FVIEri
M«S. n»vi5 'ECCMENOET FOR I-.O PJfl'JL
COUNCIL ra :et ctf fsanchise tomcht
CITY -i<t EXTEMSIJN OF FBANCurE FOR OTE
CITY ExIENJS PriOUE FRANCHISE
AnF"pHJN°"bjr""''^ StfiVICE WON'T PE AFfECTCn
STATE YPUP "USI'IESS
010 «C«THE« KFEP PHTNE LINES iUSY'
PmQNE PSUBlEM CORRECTEO
TELEPMLINES. M.C.
SEE ALSO CEflTRAL TELEPriCNF CO.
SEE ALSO GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. IF THE SOUTHEAST
SEE ALSO MOBILE TELEPHONES auuiHPAii
III ALSO SOUTHERN SELL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE ALSO UM«. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. TELEPHONES
TELfPHONt CREDIT CAROS USFD IM 31 LL ING CHARGE S
SELL CAN SELL CUSTOHcRS PHONE", ='"■'■''""' LHARGES
CENTEL FIRM SEEKS LICENSE ON C ELLULAK PHONf SYSTEM
I^S^ti^f^'^'^S " «fK CFLLULA! PHONF SYSIfS "^"="
I MOKE SEEKI.MG PHONE LICENSES
SHOPPING FOR PHONES IS URGEO
FUTURE OF PHONE FIRMS OISCUSS=0
IP,''L."5.''S^''I9'^ TELEPHONE CHAn:.ES TO JFCIN TODAY
Iftff?9^'f ^^J'""^' '" "•^- 'ABTur NORMAL'
UTILITIES COMMISSION ISSUES OiOER ON TELEPHONE SERVICE
TELEPHOMES. SERVICE DISRUPTION
SOME PHONE SERVICE SEVERED
P^^?'^nf?T!?JJ''92S^,Pi'-5''S SOMF LONG OISTANCF CALLS
p2:;!;E'"cAbLe"cuT'""" '° "" '-"' "' ^"lUENT
TELEPHONE LINES RFPOhTED CUT,
PHONE SERVICE KNCCHED OUT
DID kCATHER KFE° PHONF LINES ■'USY'
PHONE PPORLEM CORRECTED
TROUBLE EXPLAINED
TELERAM
DASCtNZO COVERS OUKF BASKETTALL IN HAWAII
TELERENT LEASING CORP.
TELFkFnT HAS INCOME SLIP
telfkent leasing
IFLERFNT DECLARES OIVIOFNO
TELERENT REPORTS 1 PERCENT ORTP IN 1983 EARNINGS
TELESCOPES
ASU 4STR0NO-ERS GET COOL VIEW OF STARS
TELETYPtwRITf RS
SEE ALSr DEAF
?l"'„?''??t^' '^"^ TFL = PHONE ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
"Ew OfVICrs HELP DEAF HOSPITAL PATIENTS '^'^'^"'"-
MOSPITAL TO USE NFW SYSTEM FOl OEAF
"CPHERSON GETTING DEVICES 10 )ELP DEAF
PEOPLE. HIGH-TECH AID DEAF
TELEVISION
lU iilo Efes"'- ^^'■"■SION
SEE ALSO CaolE TELEVISION, U.S.
SEE ALSn Ca'ilEvISION of DURHAM
S|£ ALSO rOIJCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO Pay TV
SEE ALSO PUBLIC EIOacCaSTInG SEtvICE
S|£ ALSO PUBLIC TFLEVISION
SEE ALSO SATELLITE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO SOAP OPERAS
III '1-5!^ SPORTS. TELEVISION CnvfRACF
see also telecommunications systems
see also television commercials
see also television violence
ste also vioeo games
see also videotape
take a stand for better moral'
durham native appears in documentary
melco-e to -visit vision-
TAKI^' IToL'tT'llVl^flT/^'' '""■" '■■"-'■f" "■"""'■' 'CARTOON,
•MtOIA CVF-STEP OOUNOS OF OEC-NCY-
THE IV,0 GREAIEST THRtATS TO THE SURVIVAL OF INTELLIGENT LIFE ICAHTOONI
TELEVISION. CapTIjNS FOR THE DEAF
DEAF GkOUP TU PRUTEST
TELEVISION. RELIGION
SEE RELIGION. lELFvISION AND RA)IO BROADCASTS
TELEVISION. STERroTYPE«
SEE ALSO FLACKS. TELEVISION
SEE ALSO SEX STEREOTYPES
SHERIFFS HOLJ TV, FILM IMAGE JNTRUE, UNFAIR
TELEVISION ADVERfl'.INO
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
■VE"N' GOES 100 FAR THIS TIME
TASTELESS COMMERCIALS
GRAMMAR FINES?
TELEVISION aNIFNNaS
ANIENr.A Hir, WIPE; MAN HURT
TELEVISION camfra;
TV CAifcRA STOLEN
TELEVISION CENSOR ,HIP
SEc ALSO Censorship
CRIME-TIME Crime
television commercials
SEE ALSO chilorPn. television
SFc ALSO EUUCAIIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TELtVISION VIOLENCE
COTTaGc CHEFSF has no SOUL
•MunOLED THINKING' DOESN'T HELP KIDS
TV OR NOT TV? ZAP'S NO ANSWER
GROUP WANTS AOvERTISING OFF ClILJREN'S TV
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NATIONAL TV SHOULCN'T SLANT N'WS
YES. TV Hf»iC«STE«5 00, INOE£-> SLANT NEMS
N.C. TV REPIKTES UOUNTEO IN D-IOUT
TV tEPOFT^S IS HQUdnED BY MARINES
NE-SMEN HtJ'Ji" TO N.C.
'^'I^^H?l-'i"H^rn'/EN. TELEVISION '
SEE ALSO EOUCATIO'IAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO TEPSOrTS-
SEE ALSO V IOLENCE
PSIME-TIME CKIME
TELLICO DAM
SEE ALSO SNAIL OAPTER „, , ,„
SEE ALSO TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
TVA OXtS AN APOLOGY
TELO SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTESS
NFU SHOPPING CENTER PPOPOSEf) IN CARRHOBO
TELClNE-C17^^^ SPILL FORCES EVACUATION
^'"'"''fHEAtE.' In SANfOkO PLANS NOV. aEjEFIT
TtMPORARY IMPlOYMENT
SEE PAflT TIME JOBS
TEMPTATIONS lOAKErtYl
TcMPTATIUNS: ANO ONE '^^ITH A RJ
'^""f^ofJiS^'v TO GO FOR CENTER
OOjNTOuN CJmPANY meeds RELOCATION HELP
OEVELOPEK TRIES NOT TO CHASE IFF SHOP
TENANT-LANPLCRO LEGISLATIuN
SEE lanplord-tenant legislation
^^"""'gboup charges some workers being cripplfo
HANES CORP. PLANS STUOY OF TE'lUONITIS IN WORKERS
NCNB AWAITING TFNM. ACTION ON DANKING BILL
TFNN. dANKS MAY SE PUT UP FOR BIO
INCENTIVE WCULO mELP MAKE MOO^L SCHOOLS
TENNESSEE VALLI Y AUlHjRITY
SEE ALSO TfcLLiCO TAM
TVA UwtS AN iPULGGY ,r,.crio»
SWAIN CITIZfNS SUE FOR ROAD TT CEMETtRY
"'"SFE ALSI^ CUKE UNIV. CHILOfEN'S :l»SSIC CELt-frflTY PK
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUHTY TENIIS TOUINAMENT
SEE ALST DURHAM JIlNlOa NOVICE T-NNIS T01IRNam;nt
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF T tN N I S PB.lFF SS lOMAL 5 TOURNAMENT
-" '■-- - - HIGH SCIOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
ir.lf. 'lin'ml \WIlI?>''T.oV^I'. under INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
FNNIS ASSOCIAIIOM. 30yS INTFRSCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
BFTWEF. THE UNfS? ic ENB OE W AN T S Punc I C • S EYES ON HIS TENNIS TALENT
MCENROE: TnF BAO !10Y OF TENNIS STILL NO. 1
MCENROE. VILAS TO MFET IN FAL' ^ <" ' "' I 1 QN A T OUK t
TWO VERSIONS OF NUM»EP ONE: AT LAST, THE PIECES FIT...
EMERSON'S OPINIONS
SaMOnIl Pois'lFNNIS EVFNT d*"^ NS FOR lOTH YF AR AT OUK F
TFEN TINNIS TOuONAMfNI BENEFITS TRIANGLF HOSPICE
MCENROE P5J1ISES FANS 'GOOD r''NNIS'
SHEpfFF HAPPCa''ROUNOING UP TH" TENNIS RANCH
LAVER TO OVERSEE N.C. TENNIS ^tSORT
''"'\?l:r:°'tir^VniV('-\e.<^,- to. s
TERPSICHOKEAN^CLUO^^^^ TO MAKE UEBJT AT TcR PS 1 CHOKE AN BALL
TERRORISM .^ ANTl-TEROOn ISM PROGRAM
SFE ALSO BU-OING ATTEMPTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO GUN-RUNNING
SEE ALSO HIJACKING, AIRPLANE
SEE ALSO IRISH REPURLICAN ARMY
SEE ALSO PALESTINF LIUEHATION OtGANUATION
SEE ALSO h lOT': , ,.
SFE ALSO SCHUiUS, U.S., VlJLENCt
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
''Ul?^!s!l'"ii^Hs^J^siY^J5c^^ uv. pecove.,... , cartoon,
^"UI'^J^r?ilL3,IRtH
SEE ALSO INFANTS
"fT^S?-T""'»A'»,^'"ilNICS GIVl.C MANY COUPLES HOPE
DiJK= QPCnS 'TfST-TuTc' PARY CINK
nf:J.^is'I^:^^^J'^r:T"oS■<rT'S^c':l^?'vT^^FGNANCY THROUGH LA.
JNO TFST-TuBE oAbY IS BORN AT DUKF
•lESI-IUbF' SAHY ARRIVES AT OIKF
f':?;eR-'-U;!-tIo;V'"6;s5"-1s .JRTH THE GAMBLE ^
iilSrS FXPER MtNTS PROOUCF " »L F SHE FP, HALF COAT
SPARE PARTS FOR MUMANS: TERRIFYING JUDGMENT CALL
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SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSr N.C
SEE ALSO PRFP
SEE ALSO U.S.
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NEW TREATMENTS FUUND FOR 7E ' TI CULAR CANCER
dllKf PROGRAM HELPS REDUCE 'f S' iS^t i.r'^f Km n
THE UNMfNTlONEO CANCER: * KILLEU THAT COULD
^"sEe'^UURMA- city SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PRJGR"
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING
I)F STOPPED IF FOUND IN TIME
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VACCINES SAIj ir.NnPFj
TETANUS anasTFB needeo evfry lo years
TcTSACHLnRO-riP.ENZO-o-OnxIN (TCOOI
CHEMICAL I.-l PFSTICIOe CAUSES IPTH nfFfCTS
TEXAS
SEE AIST AUSTIn, Tt«A5
SEE ALSn HOUSTUN. TEXAi
f^;:^.°^K"^^i;?t2o^?^?Q"^?srav^!"j^?,T?s"^^"
TEXAS AC''
A PnsSIBLf A.NShER to ENFkCY P509LEM
TEXAS INSTHUȣ'ITS, INl.
'<;C;, 'SCHonL ,;eis classroom cgiputfrs
STATE SCMOUL IN AO scheme ^0R computers
TLXASGULF roup.
TtXIIlOllKS
SEE ALSO IHjOhS, U.S.
Ifi fUS f^J"""" COUNTY SCHUOLS, TEXTJOOKS
SEE ALSO "SCHOOLS. N.C., TFXTOOO'S
RoS-fUL^OF^GOK','"'"'' "'^""^'"■e JIIS'LFS AS SfMESTFK ,1FCIHS
PLUCKY Pupil c.iues huPe
rrACHF-fs SAY TExTnooKS are CHIARRASSING
TFXTbOOX FUNUS NEFOFD
TEXTBOOK riLAMf FALLS ON TEACHERS
DON'T NEGLECT TFXTBOUKS
STATE GUIDE GIVFS PUPILS NO VlHfLS
TEXTBOOK MONEY CALLED NOT ENOJGH
TEXTBOOK SHORTAGE SERIOUS PROUEM IN CuUNTY SCHOOLS
TEXTILE CONSFRVaTION
SEE ALSO PERIOD CLOTHING
GSefNSdORO STUDENTS LEAPN ART OF TEXTILE CONSERVATION FROM EXPERT
TEXTILE INOUSTRY
111 ItlS pSnli?,7fiN!°0^'s?I"r' ' ''"'"-^ "-""""^ UNION
SEE ALSO COTTON
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INDUSTRY
III t'd^ pithinVkUlTi^EV"'"' "SOCIATION
^??ir^:"?^?iL'^:ip!itin^!?ii^"-
'i?.2Vi^l"" '^'°'' "" "l-IST STANJARO
TEXTILE fPLOYMFNT DOi^N
CROUP FIGHTS FOR COTTON OUST JULES
v?i?YLi'i^o.i^^R°? iiiihi mz' ."L^c'.ri'i' ""-^^ ""^^ """^""^
CONGRESSMAN TRIPS H1RK AT TEXTILE PLANT
*«'l^* W'^TS COTTON OUST RULE CHANGES
TEXT L£ INOUSTRY IMPROVEMENT PREOICTEO
TEXTILE INUUiTfiY HAS MADE AOV^NCES
T^Sf??? V;IVIS''^"-E JOPS MAY BE LOST
Isi!'"-^ INDUSTRY MOOERNUATION MAY FLIMINATF THOUSANDS OF inns
?IS??L^E^V:3';NTitJro^'?^S5uS?,rN!^^^' '^°""^^
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Tr)!,l\,l°llh'.l^_,l''ol%i%f,V,'ti,l\' '"'" '° UTILITIES
?JI;t.'-J''"T''"' '■*» BREAKS A0VA>lCES
TEXTILE FIRMS TO GET TAX TREA<
?y)^,'^M"-f PLANTS SCHEDULING VACATIONS
COURT upholos brown lung rule
TEXTILE JOBS MAY DECLINE
TEXTILE CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
TEXTILE CHAN.iFS FORCE NEW L00< AT JOB TRAINING
DUTY ON CHINESE TEXTILES UUOEJ 1"*1N1NG
1983 TEXTILF CONFERENCE TO RE OCT. 5-7
BROWN LUNG r.ROUP CALLS FOR 5T50NGEK OUST STANDARDS
SOUTHEASTE,<N TEXTILE EMPLOYMENT UP i'ANUAKUS
TEXTILE EMPLOYMENT UP
HUNT ASKS CONSUMERS TO ?UY U.S. TEXTILES
GOVFRIIOR SAYS TEXTILES FACE U< f A I R COMPFIITION
'ir'i:r\ ^'^^SM'.'PIJSTMFS REPORT HCALTHY PROF TS
•TEXTILE POLITICAL PARTY' URGfD
TEXTILE PLANT EMPLOYMENT REPURTFO UP
TEXTILES TARGETS FOR TAKEOVFR'.
TfXTILE EMM MAKES GIFT
TEXTILE WAGES SLI" FROM SEPTEIOFR
3 TEXTILE FIhMS WENT PRIVATE TURING 1983
TEXTILE INOUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO China, textiles
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C., EXPORTS
CHINA AND U.S. STILL DISCUSSMG TEXTILE IMPORTS
GRAHAM SAYS
NOPROGRtSS IS REPORTED IN TEXTILE T ALK S W I TH CHINA
)>:i;,'.l'U,r"'9*^ <^"''" ^^ I6XIILES FROM cS NA
CAPITALISTS WEAVE FREE-MARKET MYTHS
5u«G?fl£?¥»ll?Iifif^5N^^Jl\!E"^l f?x}?/lnS'poT;? '° "•'■
3^fe?nc^TruS£l3^?a%Jf;?lc*I t?x??!?i"^ textiCe'Industry
textile leaders unhappy over sccjro with China
U.S. textile officials not HA=PY about "act with TmIna
TEXTILE firms NERVOUS OVER "SAbE AGREEMENT "^ '"*
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TEXTILE IMPORTS UP 20 PERCENT
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ieour 200 ciriE mills workers »Rf in program
TEXTILE INHuSTRY. PROFITS
SEE ALSn suSlNESSrs, N.C.. PROFITS
"PRESIOENT P»'mISES action Tn .IMIT TEXTILf IMPORTS
N.C. fCCNOMlC RFCnvERV AOOvf AVEKAOE IN SOUTm
TmAlIAN mall {KlLtlNCnN. N.C.I
SEE ALSC TnEATEOSf v.t.
QURHA" "EN "LLP CREATE "USIf.AL
■OUOmaM CO'JNtCTION' CAN UE PHTun OF <nRK IN PLAY
THANKSMVmO pRFp.RF .SOLO- TIANSSGIVINC MfAL
THE C.lOf Ncfj Ntlt SPEND IH»"« 9'y'''f' '^ '"f E'''"^^
OIJKHAM CMURCrlES SCmFOULE TMAN<SGI«I"G SF.iVICES
FOCO FOR TrtF NEEDY
l*. FATALITIES ESTIMSTED FOR IllLIlAY
STunfcNTS. wIRkE'S TO GET hoLPAY "FE
IN TMf SPIRIT
THANRSu I V t N''' '^EAL
OBANUF COUNTY EMPLOYEES GET i-UAY HOLIDAY
SnuNTFOUS .lL;"SSINr.S
SCHtlOLS. DFF[CLS TU TAKE "OL I ,' «'
?S5i^^^E^ciLSiSR^??"-JSEr^tir3f'r,RACE.
S£."^:2';/l^nfF^R?"p=1JAFE HOLIDAY .A.OUFT FOR .EEOY
MORE G.OUPS PRUWint I"*"f5''>Y'''.Sc"'r'/,n»^i:NT
THAMlSGI VINC--A uAY FOR GRATITUHEi E IJ0YM5NT
llTc. CELESRAIES MrtLIDAY WITH IHAKITY AND FOOD
STUDENTS Ou-vaTE CANS OF FOOO
THANXSJI ViNi" ANi") A L 1 HH TO PA', T
THIS UTILITARIAN FEAST *.AS FQl THE 91RUS
thEate"S. ruPHAH
SEE ALSO nu«t PLAYERS
SEE ALSO ruRHA'^ Theater guild
SEE ALSO hoCF •'!' H^»N
SEE ALSO »EVit-S. THEATER
SEE ALSn SUMIFK iHcAIGR AT OU«F
SEE ALSn SYNEOGIC THEATER
SEE ALS'l TMEAttaS. N.C.
SEE ALS1 TRIA'lGLE JINNCR ThEaTc>
Jf-.«riMFs 30 chance: lapies ri moved hats
DRAMATIC EVF'.TS
COMMUNITY ThcAT-R THRIVES
Theaters, n.c. __ , ,,^
SEE ALSO N.C. FrL« Theatre
SFE ALSO N.C. ThEaIFR arts
SEE ALSO T^ALlAN MALL IWILHINGTON. N.C.I
^nTAnrGl:ir!R"A'NT?"?D"'7HEATER.GP..PS
nil Ifa'uUr-.V'o? 'ii^lllrr-Oritul^ ORIVFRS ADVANCES
THEFTS, DURHAM
SEE ROBBtRY, njRHAM
Theme paras . . ^
■STIIOIJ CITY- PARK PLANf:EO IN S.C.
(HEME PARK PROJECT REPOPTEJ O^ttnLO „,c>.c« jnoin.
PTL PLANS TO 'fUltO COMPLEX LKE 'OELICIOUS OISNFY liORLD'
TMERMDSTATf. MANDATORY CONTRCLS
SEE AIR crsOITIONERS
THEY'RE PLAYING OJR SONG IPLAYl
ACTORS REOEEM PLAY FROM ITS K\H1 FlAhS
THINKING . ,.
•TmIN« IKU SKILLS"
NEANDERThAi. STRIKES AGAIN
PERSONALITY PATTERNS
HOW TO ThINK STRAIGHT
THIRO^FCRK^CREEK^ OESIOENTS PLAN 'W5L1'
rSFCK'S STATE TO 5E MULLED
j"oF'-« CReIk RESIOENTS JOIN STjTE PROGRAM
cFwCR PIPE RUPTJR^S
SLIDE SHOW KILL bE '".IVE'I AdOur STREAM
300 FORK SIRcAM WATCH FORMS
STREAM WALK SLATED TODAY
SlpT^:rlf! S°'t^h?RD FORK CPE^K SPILL
CHEMICALS FOUNO IN 3R0 FO»K C'EEK
MEETING SET ON CREEK POLLUTION
Fill ACTION PLEDGED ON CREEK POLLUTION
LANDFILL rj ;FT FIR'i'S WASTES
TOBACCO FIH- COULD BE PENALliJO
STREA" WATCH GETS IJOO FOR CLEANUP
CLEAN stream;
CREEK CLEanprS akE SGuGmT
TRASH yIGIla.nTES
CLEANING UP Third FORK
CLEANl'P WILL PE AIRED
''"»Vr's?uO?I.N2'-5HlRD WORLC COUNTRIES
UNDERSTANOIMG
3»N«E»'S VIE- U' ThIRO-wORLO '.CANS „,,,„,
SIMONS: 'HJLOCAUST OF SP " U^ AL"^lnIi ''"'^
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N.C.-rilAPrL HILLI
fMriMAS JEFEH'^ilP, lUASD lUNU. OF
SEE ALSO AMAKnS
UNC AXAFOS P.<ilE',
TMnms, i<Mi,Hi, iKf.ir, mn(, and frj.
AHSOLUIELY N.J PIBK INb!
7 on«M, 7 rn r,u Fo» centep
THOMASVILLF, fl.t.
SCHOOL tu ;Fr h^at F,<nn hqlid .lbaps
thomasville iuinc firh
Thompson t mcallvstes. p. a,
JINNtrS ALL!
TMOMPSON-ANTHUR I'AVlMb CT. I r.RE E»IS" uaH . N.C.I
ALAMAMCF H.JSPITAL AKABOS CCMPACT
Thorougmfape plan
jfl ^"i!"^'- "II-L/CAkROORO, THOPO/CHfABE PLAN
SEE JURHAM MASTER THORUIICHFARE PLAN
ThBcATS
SEE ALSO niiMii iMsrATs
SEE ALSO MAHASSi'ENT
SEE ALSa TELEPHONE ThPtAT',
i'!Sr^„'i'.'t-y';^° (^"f" TEN-AOCk TELLS .IIM r,FF
THREAT AHPESr
MOTHER OF AVEBY RECEIVES ThR E» T
ARREST MADE IN THREJT
Chapel hill homjn receives r,ui t-ireat
GUN-POINTER IS ARRESTED SECONT TIME
3-0 MOVIES
THE ENTERTAIt.ER
THRIFTY Funj MART I,JAK£ FOREST HIGIWAYI
OUCK MAIICS OUT AT DURHAM STORE
THUMRS
NEK THUMo: OURE SUROCON HELPt) VICTIvi uf Sk 1 1 NO ACCIDENT
THUNDER STQPMS
SfE ALSO PaINFaLL
SEE ALSO WINJ DAMAGE
Thunders TOR'is bRING hail
THUNOFRSIOR'f CAUSED DAMAGE
AGENCY SAYS STORM WAS NOTTORIADO
TORNAOO, STORMS SWEEP STATE
STORM KMuCkS out ELECTRICITY
STORMS GIVE STATE TEMPORARY R:l1cF
Tl-CARO, INC. lOASTONIA, N.C.I
TEXTILE CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
}^rttL"?s"T:3?.E'?s''^S2"T!i:i?o5EV,' '"'"^"^ '' ^^"""^
3 TEXTILE FIRMS wENT PRIVATE TURING l^aS
TICnET-SCALPlNG
Hi^ fj'^l^ JJ^^E^ SCALPING CHARGE
MAN IS CHARGED '
TICKS
SEE
SEE
TIDEWAT
SEE
ALSO INSECTS, PESTS
ALSO ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FFV^R
RNINGS ARE ISSUED IN N.C. a; TICK FEVEk SEASON BEGINS
ER VIRGINIA MEGALOPOLIS
VIRGINIA TIDEWATER MEGALOPO_ I S
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TIMBER
SEE ALSO FClRESTPY
SEE ALSn FOBESrS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TREES
TIMBFRLYNE SHOPPING CENTER
QWASA AGREcS TU SEEK PLANS FJl WATER TANK
TIMBERLYNE SUbOIVISION ICHAPEL HIL. , N.C.I
^^!. ?t^'',9"*'^EL HILL. N.C, A=A1TM£NTS
ANNEXATIO-J PLAN CLEABS ONE HU-!DLE
^SiSI"^"' PROJECTS IN AREA AR: GIVEN OK ON FINANCINir,
APPROVAL SOUGHT FOR DEVELOPMENTS UNANLING
JiISfJ'Pv^^ !;?,~P..^"-fl f^" liUlLDlNG SET TODAY
timberlyne village to shape i'l bono salf
The timbers IhILLSBOROIIGHI
OEvELQPEBs SAY They built sew^r line to avoid fff^
jgi?D^?r§is^°u?i^^E^5iR\^r-^rF4^r"^°°""
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ILt HOIK'S CTU'ITEO AT PA'K
ASH.S TJWN FOR ,<ATFR LIT PLAN
iNtai TTLT NOT TO CONNt:! MORE HO"C S
30AJJS FNTANbLEn IN SEWR-LTlE ISSUE
X OHtS SEJEO FEES, CLER< SAYS
AGBEtS TO COLLECT OVeP 55,0(30 FOR TAP-INS
P=?"aS PAIO NO FEES FO' TAPPING S£WE» LINE
ofoUGH SUED OVER 5EWEP FEES
6EKS RECOVERY OF HATER, SEWfK FEcS
COUNTY UQMAN SLAIN
rouNTY WOMAN KILLEn
.ltTp\V'i\lfd'u'i'^l 'E'^USES 3R0 IN HILLSKOROUGH
LINE ERROR CLARIFIED BY CLERK
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^^flSE:°A'^BLeSSING AND A CURSE, PSYChUTRIST SAYS
OFFICIALS MEET REOueSTS FOR M3 RF TIME IN THE OA Y
'^'"sEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
"jOUSN^LlSTSAJs'ciR^STIAN FAIIH INFLUENCES HIS WORK
TIME INC. PPESIUENT 10 SPEAK »T OUKE
IIHE INC. PRESinENT TO SPEAK AT OUKE
TIME-OUKc UNIV. FELLOWSHIP
SEE ALSn CUKc UNIV., FELLOWSHIPS
SEE ALSO WASHINGTON PTST-OUKE U'< I V. F ELLOHS
CANADIAN iKOAOCASTtRS TO JOIN DUKE PROGRAM
TIME WRITER TO SPEAK
FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM EXPANDING
TIME MAGAil JF
^"oLts°AROUNO HERE: THE FAME SIENE
TIME'S MEN OF THE YEAR ICARTO:nI
TIME SHARING „ ^,
SEE ALSO VACATION HOMES , „„, ,„.
TIMESHARING HELPING TOURISM IM CAROLINA
EE
QRMSTION
TIME SHARING GROWS IN POPULARITY ^„„„,^^
ANTI-SLAVERY BILL IS SENT BAC^ J^A"^'^}!!
BILL APPROV'=D TO PROTECT CONFIDENTIAL INF
SALES TACTICS COMPLAINTS UP
'"" VAT^VJ.t'i S?!tr! IS AHAUNIING FILM
•RAOUL' A TOUCH OF OUTRAGEOUS
'"■"wS^RlNioN'c'JJi'i^NS CALL EPA .-.ARTOON,
RIGHT ON TRUTH—WRONG ON PRESS
SEE mayTI uRJAN rSNEWAL PROJECT
'"''"'wirHHOLDING A IIP UNFAIR 10 WAITRESSES
TIRE CHAINS
REAOV FOk SNOW
^'"llf ALSO GOODYEAR IIRF ANO RUflBCR CO.
SEE ALSO UNITED RUiBER WORKERS JNION
THE OLD TAR SWING
'° "bSSoKs! !?0-|El'f,ks'lTS MOMENTS, BUT NO MORE
'°iE'E'?R?i^GLi'c?TIES TOASTM I STRES S CLU.
"^^SEE^ALSO BRO-N ANO WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CO.
Ill Itlo 'cfGiJE?T;"^S8&?TPY (SE- ALSO NAMES OF CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS,
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
III alIo oi<rHnMESTEAO STATE HISTORIC SITE
Ill IlsH flue-cured TObACfO COOPEPiTlVE STABILWA
SEE ALSO LEAF TOBACCO EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MALEIC HYORAnOE CIHI
SEE ALSO N.C. TOBACCO FOUNOATIO'I
III Uln tSSIccS INSTITUTE (WAStlNGTjN, D.C.I
TOBACCO LEAOEO „ ,
NEw LFAF TYPES AVAILABLF
CHURCH GROUP MAY PUSH NEW CRO^ S
IIMF OF THE AUTUMN RITFS
I09ACC0 DOES WELL
TOBACCO, AOvEKri'.lNG
SEE ALSO A0VE'<nSING ,
^^!n;^rMi's*2&:iNa'st2!irii''M'K,.c .ds oispuie
'"5iriL?h^?i^A',![^. FLur-CurCD^ ^^ ^^^^
"SOSF AIMS 10 HALT PASSING ON OF FFtS
!;fS'^Ai'i5'^ru*fn"f!;5utl'f«'cll' f^li^M desiroye
S^2J = ^^;L^i5S\S;?NifFn^u"o?-'?MARr.c IS ready
c'SSnJy ?^::SCL'rnl5D"ccf^;''3fS'oF SOME PROfFRtr
"R:jiEr^.[HS^^stt,1 ^N^^Ii^F [?t.lLAT,nN
HON CORP.
FaF program
BURLEY IOEACCO program fACKfO
grI^ijps Ire ai oods^on TnoACCo pr.k.ram issuhs
ROSF WILL r-IY TO END H GM TOb'.CrO LEASES
panPdSAL RFQUIRFS SALE r,^ lOU'.CCJ ALLOIMENTS
fSo SF^ilCRS PRFPARF RUL TO »ar.LlSH LEAF PROGRAM
hflms; anii-leaf fill Can ue ?Efe?J6j
HUNT BLASTS PROPOSAL 10 cNU L- AF PROGRAM
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1/16/83 A A
7/02/83 A 3
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1/08/83
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1/08/83
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2/06/83
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2/08/83
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2/14/83
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2/25/83
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3/05/83
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3/06/83
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3/07/83
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3/10/83
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3/29/83
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4/14/83
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4/26/83
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4/27/83
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4/29/03
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S?,^L '■'?'■*■' 'Jl'f» iEtM AUTfir, I EAF SIIPPOHTFrtS
HFLMs. post: Mip srft»rr„y on noAC-j PRur„iAM
LFAf '(.AKSy IVl"' PilLlCY li HVlTII
ui-AtiLl.f Fo.i rcjMMFurs un ALLUiHfNrs txiTNOfn
MFL^S: LbAF PLAN NFfOS CHAN^.E'
rOdACCJ: IT'S 0FC1HINF, ^itw HAfrLt: CPQUfin OF f(luTn
piNFL APpfiovt'; liiF supponr'; -rf-'f
liHACro paiCt FRE'^Zf AT I't.' lEVrkS -JACKEO
CHA'IGf'j IN IQHaCCiI IILL CAU'.Ih; i)ISACPrF«FNr ■
Pl^c'*^^ ^l"''^ rpjiHnNY IN njALi-j swihulf tpul
LrAr Jul'IA '^AY St CUT
FAKMtPS couLO cn (iKnKF IF Tnmcro tu.jta drops
SMALL rnBACFQ FARMERS FEAR nr.riFR FFFS, QlinTA CUTS
MHRF "ATTLcS StFU AHEAD F.Ik T1 dACCO PPnOHAM
LFAF SUPPCkTS ARE FPO.'EH FOR Mni, CUP
".•SfAs'^i&ii^N^JI^Mjg^""" "'■'■ '""'"' '"'■""■ "-'■ "'"' "•'""LEMS
GRAHAM KAflTS 'I UHOTA CUT LIMIT
K'SF CALL' LEAF PftnGi^AM CHAf!G"S •LITTLE OnsF OF MFO!C!'jF»
ind<. LiAF P»3nuCTIUW RESTRICT-J 1 1 1 / 3 PS PC '^NT ""^""-'"^
graham: LEAF duTTA CUT HU'TS -I.C. FARMiRS
9'i*tJI'„J"'^'"'^° '5 STRESSEEl FILLJHING U l/2t JUJTA CUT
li PER PGU.-in ASStSS'<£NT UROEO ON LEAF
TOIACCa, ANTI-SMTK INF, CA'IPAIGfl
SFE ALSn C IGaPcTTES
SEE ALsn Quit smejkinc climic
SEE ALSn SMOKING
SEE ALSIl TOBACCEl, HfALTH FFFECT'
SMOKI'H, RIGHIS CASE FLAMES FAINED
CIGARETTE WARNINGS CALLFO ATTEMPT TO PEMALIIC U.S. TURACCO INOUSTP
l,0VFRf,.1FNT PAMPHLET CALLS SMOdNO RAMPANT inniCTiafI """'"'■'^ INOUSTP
LEAF 'UPPOHT PROGRAM IS CRlTI'WFn
'P^'^'STRATION SAYS NEy CIGIR-TTE WARNINGS HP TO CONuPFSS
PLAYING Wtlkl' Ga"ES
URGANUfO ATTACK ON lORACCU S=EN
LEAF GROwF.IS TO FIGHT SMOKING BAI"-
CHEUNG. niPPING RISKY, TOO
EVEPYONE ntSERvrS 1.ARNING
■?ifC!."^f 5';!'" 5UCCFSSFUL AT HE.PING SHOKFRS lu I T
SMOKING MOTHERS. LUNG GROWTH LINKFJ
•SMOkFoliT- NE»T hFEK
t'^S'Jt'I'J'^ «"' PRnPDSEfl CIGAIETTE WARNING LABELS
SMOKEOuT CAMPAIGN IS TODAY
I2ii9'r?. STATE IS RESPONSIVE Tl G,iFAT AMERICAN 5MUKE0UT
TDdACCO PEJPLF STICF -PEP RALLY-
COUNTRIES POINT SMOKING GUN AT TCRACCO INDUSTRY
COURT LETS RULING STANO IN SMTKING AGS TISPUTE
TUPACCC. AUCTiO^lFtRS
SfE ALSO AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO MOCK TOBiCCO AUCT TIN
SEE ALSO UORLO TOBACCO AuC TI UNEi^ RING CONTEST
DURHAM AUCTIUNEER IS F1S7 rAL<6P
TIME OF THl AUTUMN RITES
CMAMPIOWSHIP SCHEDULED FOR T/JSACCO AUCTIONEFHS
TOP AUTIONEER: CONTESTANTS WILL CHANT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
TQPACCO, bUHLEY
LEAF VOTE
euRLtY TOBACCO PROGRAM "ACKFD
LEAF ASSESSMENT HIKE IS EXPECTED
auRLEY CROP LIKELY TO UE SMALLER
LOT OF PURLcY BEING PLACED UNI ER LOAN
TUBACCO. bllYERS
LEAF »E»aT£S plan raises QUESTIONS
TOBACCO. bllYERS INCENTI7C "URCHASE PROGRAM
LEAF INCENTIVE PROGRAM APPROVED, HELMS SAYS
TOPACCO, CLEANI JG
LAUNDERING The LEAF
TUBACCO, CURING
BILL SEEKS HOFDOwN FUNDS
TOBACCO, DISFaSES
SEE ALSl BLUE MOLD
HASTE CruLJ MAKE WASTE
BLUF "OLD FOUND IN 1 FOUNTIFS
BLUE MJLu FOUND IN S CQUNTI'^S
J°?*"p PLANTS FLOWERING TOO 5 UON AFTER COOL SPRING
TOGETHER TOBACCO DISEASE. DPOJGHT CAUSE BIG LOSSES
TQRACCO, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO TUBACCO. P'PORTS
JAPAN TO ALLOW SALES OF U.S. IIGARETTFS
J3S^£^?r9'*3y'',0''''°SeS EXPORTS 3Y STABILIZATION
F^^S'l^S 'J?J|CT TO COMPETITPN FROM STORED LEAF
LOWER CIGARETTE TARIFF MAY HUl T LFAF SALES
JUDGE DENIES LEAF EXPORTING BAN
TOBACCO: Mrt RESIDUE SPARKS CCJ-JCFRN
CHINA INVITES REYNOLDS INTO MARKET
RULING OK'S FOREIGN SALE OF T1BACCU
RJR'S OVERSEAS CIGARETTE SALES MEANS HUNDREDS OF Pack STYLES
TOPACCO. FARMERS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
511 "-59 FLUE-CUREU TOBACCO COOPERATIVE STABILIZATION CORP.
SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING YOUNG TOBACCO DROVER ""-""'""^ LUK.-.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO GROWERS INFORMATION COMMITTEE
FARMEPS PLAN RALEIGH MEETING
RENT HIKE FORCES TOBACCO CUTBACKS
NCSU DcAN: fjrheks HuST DIVERSIFY CROPS
TAR nFcL FAIiMFwS PLAN TO GROW LESS THIS YEAR
OURLEY TOBACCO PROGRAM PACKFO
GROUPS ARE AT OODS ON TDBACCd PPgGRAM ISSUES
PFR50N MAN TOLU TO BEGIN TERM IN -AY
Hl'?ft7S5L'o"-5AK'?^iII^E*' """* "^ '""'"^ '""f
LEAF GROWERS TO FIGHT SMOKING DANS
A FAKFwELL TO FARMS
THEY'RE THc tops
^P':";!''Y FARMERS NEED RAIN FOR EO'lACCO CROP
HEAT STUNS LcAF CROP
LEAF GROWERS OPTIMISTIC
LEAF Farmers optimistic freez will bolster sales
LEAF price freeze to be felt in -ra ■'"'-^"=" ^"-"^
tobacco farmers warned about pesticide residue
DATE
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7/on/ni 1-
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10/D5/ni A
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11/3D/R3 A
12/01/13 A
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12/02/P3 1)
12/IS/R3 A
12/16/P3 A
12/16/13 A
12/17/S3 A
12/22/03 A
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l/27/fl3
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3/03/P1
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3/07/93
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7
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3/05/13
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20
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H 2
3/10/R3
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3/23/13
A
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4/06/113
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5/21/B3
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11/17/83
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11/21/13
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12/06/93
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H 7 9/02/13 D 1 P F W66
H 2 9/l'J/S3 e 12 N
H 1 9/21/13 b I N
2/11/13
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H 2 7/21/13 A 6 N
H 7 a/26/13 0 1 P P M66
H 1 A/16/B3 B 1 N
H 1 <./26/13 1 1 N
H 1 5/LB/83 C 1 N
H 2 6/06/13 P. 5 N
S 2 7/05/13 U 7 N
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1/23/13
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2/10/13
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3/10/13
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7/11/13
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7/13/83
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7/19/83
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7/25/13
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8/02/13
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S J fl J F C T S
moiCCO fAK-<IOS MAT SfC J^OI" I'l SSS'SSMFNT FfJ« LOAN POnCRAM
Tl'OJuLl.S "LU.r UP flS T..OACCJ FAK-EH-:
S.iHF LtAf F1K-C"i Ofl DISAtTF' ni' S I ''. .A I I ON
fAKHiPs uPjAO^rr ON iiiiiAcr.i i' -.hi
SHAll. r.lbACC'J fAk»Eli FFA" lirMFK FFf^. UlUTA CUlS
MtOr.t^ '-AYS lllli-MAM FAPMTRS •^r-jfCLf
?n,fSuB„j., FAk-tts H[i rw HKTLjru nffine n oulT
tn-ACrj PSU'.kAH UFCL1N1':U. FA- ( iPQKC^MAN <, A V S
A FAKf.fLL rO LEAF FAS-irK';?
OURHA-* FA»HLANU MAY CFT Zib^A LH IK
TURACC,l,^FLuE-ru-Ll^^^ nbACr.) COU'ERAIIV^ SIA'JILI /ATION lHUP.
SEE ALiT TljTACCn, ALLTTMtNI':
lc-p'?'Li;?Li;"sI'f logl^RL"!:^^ ',f'.;,?^CnP.pnWE LFAF P«,H,RAH
IvpBuvtr LEAF snur.MT
LEAF ASStSS-'tNI MUf IS EtpFCrtn
TWO NFw njACCG vADItTirS aPPIJVcO
'n'-.f.-iful-o.lfu ?^'Birc'o'p»r,oirnoN fxpecifo rn -pop lu
LEAF INCENTIVF PROCRAt APPRnv=0. HELM5 5AY;
FLJF-CUPED LEAF DEMANO PISES ^ ,
l^ai. LEAF PRunuCTIOl PESTJlCr-0 ll l/2 PtRCFMT
TOPaCCTi F^auIj
see also fraji
C^UBT avEPTllSNS LFAF CU'IVICTPN
TUu nfM INOTCTtn ON LEAF CHAK-.E'.
rOaACCO FRAiiU CmaRCjFD ,., ,
liHItt CLAIMS CRfE'l CHFAfEO LE«F HflCHT
Gt.£EN ACCiJjEa uF FRAUD
GREEN CANM dE TRIEfl HN CHAlG' S „„„,„^,,,
LEAF FRAUD ALLEGiTlHNS IIM &R=rM'S PROSPECTS
B?HI:SE''bE^Ms°?£SnS3Ni'lN'r.ACCQ SWINDLE TRIAL
TOEACCOt GRA^E STANulkDS
DISCOUNT TuPaCCO CAUSING PkCuLEMS ^,,, . , ,^
riaACCu: OR'-l-FRS URr.ET NOT TO SACRIFICE JMALITY
mIGhcb CualIIy leaf SOUCMT
HUNT: FARMERS NEED TO PROOUC E wUAL 1 T Y LFA F
Gnv. HUNT SAYS FARMERS MUST fJOnuCi FINEST LEAF
T03ACC0 GROWERS PLAN CAMPAIGN „,,,,,. c c.„
TOBACCO NEiOS CAREFUL ATTENTION, OFFiriALS SAY
PFSTICIDE RESIDUES CRUCIAL IN OFTER-INING LEAF OUALITY
auALITY IMPROVES ON TOBACCO 6'LTS
'"■""^MlwESruRGFO TT OELAY HARVESTING WEATmFR-STR ES SE n LEAF
IT'S EaPNING time FOR DURHAM =ARMERS
Three counties delay school
TOBACCO CROP FSTIMaTES CyT
LEAF CROP PROBAPLY SMALLEST I'l '.O YEARS
FARMERS uliAGREF ON inBACCO ISSUE
EASTERN BELT'S CROP SMALLEST SINCE 1143
TOGElMcB TGIiACCO DISEASE. ORUJGhT CAUSE BIG LOSSES
TOfACCO, hE
SEE ALSO
SEE ALS]
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
PAPER
SMOHIN
DUKE "
OUKE
ENZYME
CIGAkE
GHvERN
AOMINI
PLAYl'l
SMOKI'I
SMOKER
SMOKIN
CHEwI'^
CIGARE
BOOZE
NO HEi
SMOKIN
HOUS
SMOKIN
ANTI-S
WHY
COU'ITR
Church
COUNCI
SMOKER
CHURCH
CIGAKE
TH EFFECTS
ANCER
IGAOETTES
IGiPETTFS,
UNG CANCER
OPACCn, AN
uBACCn, RF
IGARtTTES
link;o to
DY: child
PS PATIENT
M S'<OKERS
E «s.<NISGS
NT PA-PHLE
RATION SAY
wOfi'" GAMES
CALLcO "MO
INFRINGE 0
BAN NO HEL
DIPPING R
t SMOKERS
0?L?M WORS
h aOVANTAG
HALT Aons
bcj-mittes
MOTHERS
KING CRUSA
ECIAL DAY
S POINT S
OUNCIL rFF
uF CHURCmE
EMIT LIGHT
OU'iClL DEE
E SMjKING
TAR AND NICOTINE RATINGS
TI-SMCKING ;aMPAIGiM
SEARCH
MAY CONTAIN SWAMP HFRP
A CHILDHOOD CANCER
CANCER HIGH WHEN FATHER SMOKES
S dREAK SMO< ING HA3IT
'"CALUD^JttJ-mIt^O PENALHE U.S. TOPACCO INnuSTRY
T CALLS SMO< ING RAMPANT ADDICTION
5 NEW CIGARETTE wA'.NINGS UP TO CONGRESS
ST PRFVE:.TA)LE CAilSE OF DISEASE'
N OTHERS
P
HAY SOON GET HARSHER WARNINGS
6 THAN SMOKING ,,, „,_,^,
E SEEN In L1W--IIC0TINF CIGARETTES
n LIFE. ART ICLE SAYS
A-PPROVES CIGARETTE WARNINGS
U'lG GROWTH . Inked
DERS FIGhTI-iG losing BATTLE
FOR A HEALTH MENACE?
QKING GUN AT TJPACCO INDUSTRY
ICIAL: TOBACCO A MJRAL ISSUE
S STRUGGLES ON TOBACCO ISSUE
ATES TOBACCT IN CLOSen 5=5SIJN
REVERSES BENEFITS OF TAGAMET
TDPACCO, HISTORY ^ ^jjQ 5TJTE HISTORIC SITS
I l=iCCO MUSEUM MAY BE EXPA;.nET IN 0UKH4H
TuBACCO. IMPORTS
"!.?i5%J5Nt"TS'Al5';^IlN TAX -.M EACH CIGARETTE
;;lt:i t'af,r.\h'^°.\l"''li°^l-Ts.f reclassified
HELMS' TACTIC GETS Gkaham OK
LEAF IMPORT COMPROMISE IS Ano'TEJ
TOBACCO. LEGISLATION „_„„,,
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. PRICE SUP°OPT^ ,.„c-,,...
RETURN OF uAWMAKEFS: WATCH TH-M CARErULLY
STATE'S DELEGATFS DIFFER ON T-'b«CCO
DELEGATION SEFKS LEAF GROWER 5' AOV ICE ON SILL
TOBACCO LEGISLATION CH A^IGE S a; E UPuED
NEW TOBACCO 3ILL MAY P£ INTRO^UCcO
FEARS ARE VOICED FOR LEAF PRO. RAM „.,,-
STABILIZATION TOBACCO INTAKE 'AIJ HARMING PPCGk
TOBACCO ACT SEEN HELP TO FARM RS
TOBACCO, MlRKETS
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1 l/f)4/HJ
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iz/n9/»3
A
p
12/1<./'R3
c
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C6n
H 2
i/n/B3
A
9
H 2
3/07/R3
A
8
H 2
l/in/03
11
4
H 2
'■/I'i/Pl
C
tf
H 2
i/lB/Rl
B
S
H 2
7/13/13
A
7
H 2
7/l<./n3
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6
H 2
7/21/n3
A
6
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9/01/P3
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H 2
12/1^/13
A
I
VI 2
G/j3/»3
A
b
H 2
7/lA/f!)
A
10
H 2
li/0^/R3
A
12
5 2
R/27/ni
A
1
H 2
9/2R/»3
A
1
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8/iO/P3
A
1
H 2
d/3l/n3
A
t*
H 2
B/31/P3
A
A
H 2
10/13/S3
3
3
H I
1/11/R3
rt
1
H 2
l/2<./R3
p
12
5 2
3/l'>/P3
e
1
S 2
3/I6/R3
A
1
H 2
3/17/83
A
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H 2
3/17/83
A
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S 2
<./25/B3
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S
S 2
6/06/B3
A
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8/13/R3
c
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7/2B/93
rt
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S 2
7/28/83
C
6
H 2
8/n/B3
A
3
H 2
a/12/»3
A
8
S 2
10/03/13
c
3
H ?
10/13/83
6
1
H 2
11/02/83
A
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H 2
U/l<./83
B
12
M23
M2 3
H 2
1/13/83
A
6
N
H 2
1/21/83
3
1
N
S 2
1/21/B3
A
5
N
H 2
2/10/33
A
2 1
N
H 2
2/20/83
A
Z}
N
H 2
3/03/83
C
11
N
H 2
3/07/83
8
7
N
H 2
3/10/83
A
2 2
N
S 2
3/23/83
A
f.
F
H 2
<,/03/83
c
6
N
H 2
6/03/83
A
4
L
S 2
6/0'>/B3
A
4
F
H 2
6/ll/f!3
A
8
N
H 2
6/23/83
A
1
N
H 2
7/20/83
A
A
L
H 2
7/21/P3
C
14
'J
H 2
7/2R/R3
A
9
n
% 2
9/16/83
A
2
N
H 2
9/22/83
A
1 1
N
S 2
9/27/83
A
4
E
5 2
11/18/83
A
4
L
H 2
11/21/83
B
5
N
M 2
11/28/83
A
10
N
M 2
11/30/83
A
3
N
H 2
12/11/83
c
3
N
H 2
12/20/83
A
13
N
S 2
12/28/83
c
IC
U
S 2
2/02/83
A
I
N
H 2
<./07/B3
1 1
N
S 2
5/26/83
2
N
H 2
5/27/83
1 4
N
H 2
5/29/83
7
M
S 2
6/01/S3
1
N
H 2
6/02/83
1 2
»1
H 2
6/06/83
4
F
H 2
7/12/83
14
N
H 2
7/13/83
1 1
N
S 2
J/18/83
1
N
H 2
3/25/83
22
P N
H I
10/15/83
1
N
H 2
11/05/83
16
N
H 2
11/15/83
9
N
H 2
9/l'./a3
A
4
E
H 2
9/l<./83
A
12
N
S 2
9/1 './P3
A
16
N
H 1
9/22/83
c
I
N
H 1
10/21/83
B
1
N
H 2
11/02/93
A
9
P N
S 2
11/02/83
A
6
N
H 1
12/21/83
c
1
P N
«unriiLr/»N
>( U A L
1/01/U5
I r, 0 t <
12/51/SJ
U II J E C T S
PACE t07
l/17/e<,
SEt ALSn TLriiCCi SALTj
THBaCCJ MAK<[r ilpcNt;iCS SET
OFLAY Gnur.iT FUR LEAF .lit^KET
JnOACCJ HA««C-T PPENINf.S MAY B' fl'IAyFn
CnuNTY FABMfk^ MtFU RAIN FuK TOnACCl'tROP
P n 1ATE C Pr, L P "lyi
OFMIND WEAK AS TQpACCn ', Al C ■; "l Er. [ M
LFAf HAI'kFT', npFN HnNOAY IN ul.lllAX
rnSACCu pniEE5 MIXED IN N.C.
51'?]';"*""'' RECEIPTS Hr«vY :-N BAsrEnn iflt
rnsAcru CROycRs expect strjuc sales
Tooicco sales up, spirits too
f5i'^LS""s cited on run lea? belts
TOBACCO BUYERS REMAIN OPTIMISTIC ON LEAF SALES
THBACCU PRICES STFAOY
i2??fS'^ eilYINC. HJAVY ON DIIRHAI LEAF (URKtf
fSS'^fJ,"' '"'^'< u" ^ LEAF BELTS
TOBACCO P^irt', UP
TOdACCJ PaiCC, ri[5L Qn oLn, flloOLr tilt
QUALITY IMPPUUtS ON TOIIACCO B-LTS
^nSXih'-/s;^?5'^^;?.?r,!5r '" "'-■" '■'""'° '"""
LFAF SALES TO CU-OP SOAP
AREA TOBACCO SALES FIGURES
CO-OP LFAF "JYINC UP
N.C. LEAF PRICES STFAOY TO LO.IER
N.C. TOBACCO PBICFS CLIMB
LcAF PEMANO APPFARS CiOOO
?k3 ?^k' TulACCO IS SELLING u'LL
T0BACC3 PURCHASES OY CO-OP in-rFaSE
N.C. TJEACCO PRICES INCREASE
IT. \'w>ctn%,in'lh'f°""' '" '"'"^ '" "■'•
LEAF PRICES STEAOY-LnwER
TOBACCO PRICES RISE ON THREE lELTS IN N.C.
LEAF PRICES FALL ON 3 N.C. BELTS
DDRHAM AREA rnBACCJ SAL'S
LEAF SALES IN OURHA'l AREA
DURHA" TOBACCO MARKET SETS Th^EE SEASON RF.-Rrtns
jSR^;;^s°.^^rfo^^i^^'s;'^?s^"'"'" ^'' °"^"-""uTs
LEAF PRICES HOLD STEADY OR IM>ROVF
NjC. TOPACCn PRICES LOWER TO JNChANGED
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
LeJf'pRICEs'rIS^'tH "'' ^"" '^''■'^ "^^ """" CAROLINA BELTS
AREA TOBACCO "aRkET sales
AREA IJBACCi' MARKET SAL'S
AREA TOBACCT MARKET SALES
AREA TOPACCn MARKET SALES
OURHAM LEAF POICES RISE
HIGHER LEAF PRICES REPORTED ON N.C. MELTS
AREA TOEACCa MARKET SALES
AREA TORACCO MARKET SALES
AREA TOBACCO NARKST SALES
l'eae'Sr^!?^ E"IJ'^!^^, *dS5h5m"^ ''°"'" "^" ^'-*"" "" °""-'^^
'*;£•, tl"" SfLTS REPORT HIGHER PRICES
TOBACCO GRADE PRICES INCREASE
AREA TOBACCO -APKFT SALES
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SAL'S
LEAF SALES ON OURHAM AREA MAR<£TS
P^:;^);*- 'JEACCO BELT BROKE RECORDS TWICE
LEAF QUALITY DECLINE SEEN ON I.C. BELTS
LEAF PRICES DECLINE IN DURHAM
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
SOME TOBACCn PRICES -EAKER
AOtA TCBACCl MARKET SALES
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
DURHAM LEAF PRICES DECLINE
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
AREA rOBACCO MARKET SALES
DURHAM LEAF PRICES DROP
TOBACCO PRICES MIXED ON N.C. ^ELTS
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
PRICES hEAKER ON N.C. BFLTS
AReA TOEACCO market SALES
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
N.C. TOBACCO PRICES FALL
LEAF PRICES SATISFACTORY
*PEA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
Ll'^'",^.i°r?i.'"'^''^ 5"I-L SELLING IN EAST
AREA TOEACCO MARKET SALES
WAITING FOR THE CLOSE
^olI^?,'!=tf>^ "*?' "*5 FINAL AJCTION
AREA TO"ACCO MARKET SALES
TOBACCO SALES END
n,"n"-S?r,SFL"'''? '""^"^ *S EASTERN SALES END
?kSA,?lS?t^.''f'-I PEt^INS ITS li-TH WEEK OF SALES
F?<?iH°^l.??t'-fS,S^"E'' ON O'.O AND MIOOLE BELT
£'|;e; .JfLT'S CROP SMALLEST SINCE 19<.3
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
WASRENTON, LGUISBURO LEAF SAL-'S ENO
U TuBACCO MARKETS STAY OPEN = OP SALES
5 TOBACCO MARKETS HOLD SALES
STABILHaTION GETS 7<,.9 PERCENT OF SALES
RCXBORO LFAF MARKET CLOSES 1913 SEASON
TOBACCO SALES DOWN 17 PERCENT ^"^"^
TOBACCO, NO-NET-CJST PROGRAM
Snfc^l'J&I^'.^^f'' LEADING LEAF =ARMERS' COST HIKES
ROSE AIMS TO HALT PASSING ON OF FEES ni^ci
LEGISLATION MAY HALT LEAF FEE •GOUGING-
5!Sy£5 •''^ " O^OS ON TOBACCO PROGRAM ISSUES
"OPOSAL REQUIRES SALE OF TOBACCO JlLOTMENTS
Hi^ 5IPJIE5 '^LAN RAISES QUESTIONS
LEAF PILES UP UNDER STABILIZATION
TOBACCO, PESTICIDES
'°?'CCO: MH RESIDUE SPARKS CO-ICERN
«?T!r',*„P??9^° IMPORT CUT CALLED NO CROhBK HELP
PESTICIDE GETS MUCH USE IN N.: .
TOBACCO, PLAN TING
H ?
H 2
H 7
II ?
S 2
H ?
H 1
H 1
H '
S I
H ?
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
5 2
H 2
H I
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
5 2
H '
S 2
H 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
M 2
H 2
H 7
H I
1
1
1 I
I
1
1
I
1
H 2
S 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
6/07/83 n, 1 <,
6/2'i/B3 A I
7/in/n3 C S
7/H/R3 A 1
7/n/B3 A I
7/l<./B) A 1
7/2n/n3 u I
7/jn/in L 1
a/OI/B3 B 1
«/02/fl3 A 1
R/01/ni A I
I1/03/P3 A 1
0/J3/B3 A 1
a/n'./s3 A I
ll/)S/P) A 1 1
•I/06/B3 A S
Il/0'i/fl3 I)
8/0fl/n3 A
H/OB/nj A
B/OI/BS A
ll/OO/BS A
u/oi/m A
B/oi/ns c
3/lD/n3 A
J/10/81 A
0/1 1/B3 A
ll/l 1/B3 A
i/\2/1i A
8/1 3/8) C
8/14/B3 0
■I/IS/S3 A
H/lf,/83 A
'1/1'>/R3 C
'l/K./Bl A
'1/17/83 B
8/17/83 C
a/18/»3 A
0/l')/B3 A
U/20/83 C
0/22/B3 A
3/22/S3 A
8/23/83 A
U/24/83 A
8/25/83 A
a/2f./83 A
n/3n/fl3 B
d/31/83 C
9/01/8 3 0
9/02/83 C
9/02/83 C
9/03/B3 A
9/07/83 A
9/07/83 C
9/08/33 n
9/09/83 B
9/10/83 3
9/12/83 A
9/13/83 A
9/l'./83 S
9/15/83 9
9/16/83 a
9/19/83 A
9/20/fl3 A
9/21/83 A
9/22/B3 A
9/23/83 A
9/24/83 B
9/26/fl3 A
9/27/83 C
9/27/83 C
9/28/83 a
9/29/83 A
9/30/83 C
9/30/83 B
N
N
N
E
N J5».
N H66
N
N J56
P S76
N
N J56
5
1
21
9
1
■i C N
5 r N
7 C N
1 N
1 N
9 C N
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 1 10/01/83
S 2 10/03/93 A
H 2 10/04/83 A
H 2 10/05/83 fl
H 2 10/06/83 A
H 2 10/06/83 A
H 2 10/07/83 B
S 2 10/10/83 A
H 1 10/12/83 B
H 2 10/13/83 A
S 2 10/17/B3 A
H 2 10/18/83 A
H ? lD/19/83 A
H 2 10/20/83 A
H 2 10/20/83 A
H 2 10/21/83 A
H 1 10/22/93 C
S 2 10/22/83 A
H 2 10/25/83 A
H 2 10/26/83 A
H 2 10/26/83 A
S 2 10/26/83 A
H 2 10/29/83 A
H 2 10/28/83 A
S 2 10/28/83 C
H 2 10/29/83 A
10
5
1
A
1
9
9
15
8
I
1
N
N J56
N
N
N
N
N
N
1 N
1 N
1 N
3 C N
5 C N
H
11/01/83
1 1/02/83
11/02/83
1 11/03/83 b
1 U/04/83 B
2 11/09/R3 A
2 11/09/83 A
2 11/09/83 A
1 11/10/83 fl
2 11/11/93 B
1 N
1 N
8 C N
I I N
I I r N
I p p
14 N
14 N
1 N
5 N
1 3 N
H 1
H 2
H I
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/04/83 fl
l/QB/83 A
1/08/83 B
3/29/83 a
4/26/83 A
7/22/83 A
8/15/63 A
H 2 6/07/83 0 14 N
H 1 10/15/93 B 1 N
S 2 12/19/83 C 5 N
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lAl1/iS\UiL
INDEX
- U/31/B3
SUBJECTS
PAGE bid
1/17/8",
SETTI-iO TiaACCO
rOeiCCD CRJO OETS MCiLIHr efGI .■ifllUG
TQPACCOi ?3Uc iUPPQOTS
SEE ALSO PBi;= su'?"Rrs
SEE »LSi TunACCo, LEGiSLArnN
OISCOU.iT Ti^ACC" CAUSING "Rli;. C"<1
LEAF lOSeVISTS SEE TCUGh TI-E^ HN mIlL
N5- LA- yiJiEO Ttl ENSUOE EXCESS LEAF IS nEST'»OYE0
FAS" EU'EAU V^TFS AGAIN'T LEAF CHANGES
SrA»lLI7AriO-< OFFICIAL URGES =i*EE2E 3N LEAF SUPPOBTS
giS: w^??"r'?5r^'t0OAB£LIN2 "ICnr JEOPASOIZE LEAF PKOGRAH
lfaf soppoar prtgrah is cbiti'.ue'i
GOV. "UM SAfS FAP«6RS "UST P'OnuCE FI^EST LEAF
OFFICIALS: BILLING LEAF SUPPQ!! DEVASTATING
OFGANIZEO ATT«CK ON TOBACCO S=EN
RrSF WILL T5T TO ENO HIGH TO31CCO LEASES
LEAF ASSESS-ENT MIKE IS EXPECTEO
HUNT MOt 'T TAKE STANii ON LEAF PLAN
rtUNT STRESSES POLITICAL UNITY ON TDBACCI ISSUE
?U0 S = NAT1RS PREPARF SILL TO -.BOlISH LEAF PROGRAM
MEL"S:" anTI-lFAF EIll CAH r)E TEFEATED
HUNT 'LASTS PROPOSAL TO END L^ AF PROGRAM
HELMS. »OSE PLE1GE COOPERATIOl ON TnBACCO
TOBACCO PRICE FSEE2E MAILED. <0OE0
HELMS 3ACKS LEAF PLAN
MOVE TJWABJ unlTY SEEN AMONG LEAF SUPPCOTEPS
ROSF PRCP"SES LEAF Changes
HfLMS. aOSEMAP STRATEGY ON TISACCO PROCRAM
LEAF HEARIN'S PLANNED TOHTRBO'V
hFl"S: leaf plan needs CHANGE";
hfl"S: TOPaCCO Changes needfd ,„ ^
T'^RACCJ- IT'S cECO-ING NE< BATTLE G03UNP OF SOUTH
LFGI5LAT10N MMED AT OAIRY, T16ACC0 SUPPORT SYSTEMS
.NESTING OF IJilACCO CJULD CC5T SUPPORTS „„_„,,
HU.NT ASKS U.S. SS'IATCJRS TO BACK LFAF SUPPORTS
PANEL APPROV = S LEAF SUPPORTS -RF-;? =
mElSs tc TACK t-bacco rider t- bubsf^ plant
PANFL JKS LEAF SUPPORT FREEZE
TOBACCO PRICE FREEZF AT l^e? .EVELS BACKEO
IS^i'cco'fu^iaSnt "^!i"^'^""°'E^.A^?^SSlf^ ""'^
SENATE VOTE PUTS FREEZE 0-J TJIACCO SUPPORTS
^^BACcE'gliL'igE! T^JlAfAN; PRICE SUPPORTS TO =E FROZEN
OPPONENTS LASH T03ACC0 PROGRA' , , „,
LEAF INCENTIVE PROGRAM APPROVrD, "|LM5 SjYS
ROSE CUES TO Chicago to molo io3"Co hearing
LEAF FARMERS OPTIMISTIC FREEZ^ HILL 90LSTEB SALFS
LEAF PRICE FSEEZE TO »E FELT IN ■ B<.
]°clil'd ^^r-iSP«A?iEE°0J2p'.N'l!^SESSME.,T FOR LOAN PROGRAM
KY. SENATOR CIT^S ATTACKS ON TOBACCO
^6BACci:"0S£.'''w°MfTLlY'T!,'-Ut;j,'J^,«. SUPPORT REFOR- PROPOSALS
CHANGES IN TOBACCO i^ILL CAUSING DISAGREEMENT
LEAF PRICE SUPPORT REDUCTIONS BACKEO
LFAF PRICE SUPPORT REOUCTIONS BACKED
hFl-S Swapped FILIBUSTER FOR --ARM BILL
SENATE BACKS MOVES TO CUT DAPY SMPPqPTS
BILL CHANGES COULC CUT SO-E LtAF GRADE PftKES
hfNs SCC'ES a COUP FOR NEW TOBACCO BILL
EiST SEEKS TO?ACCO BILL ChanGtS
PANEL SIDESTEPS HOUSE FLOOR DFBaTF „„„„t nt,.
TOBACCO; ROSE: OE''OCRATS -UST RfgRQDP ON SUPPORT BILL
NE« TOBACCO BILL "AY IE INTRQJJCED
FAR-EBS COULD GO ?ROkE IF TOB'CCO OUOTA DRQPS
FFAPS A3E VOICED FOR LEAF PBO^'RAM ^„„,..
STABILIZATION TOBACCO INTAKE "AID HAMMING PROGRAM
It" t ZaT ON RECEIPTS -AY ^O^SJ FEES ON TOBACCO
SMALL TOBACCO FARMERS FEAB MI.hF:( FFiS. OUJTA CUTS
OAIPY INDUSTRY WINS VOTE ON SUBSIDIES c^.c. .rim,
HEL-S PREDICTS ENACTMENT OF TOBACCO-DAIRY LEGISLATION
MORF 'BATTLES SEEN AHEAD FOR TOBACCO PROGRAM „,„^„.„
OPPONFNTS ARE TRYING TO BURY TOBACCO ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SFNATF APPROVES DAIRY SUBSIDIES „c, mc
TOBACCO-DAIRY EILL VETO TmREAI CONCERNS HELMS
POESITENT SIGNS MILK SUPPORT aILL
LFAF SUPPORTS ARE FROZEN f OR _l JR'. CROP
liT.'^r^n'i^'Jtii't tSbUc'^ kfjr3Si?T tit^E all leaf problems
DUOTAS CONCERN FARMERS
TOBACCO PROCRAM IS ■RESCyED" -..o.vcoc
EAGLETON: leaf program IS t^^^I I NG TAXPAYERS .eoICI.E'
R0S= CALLS LEAF PROGRAM CHANG: S 'LITTLE DOSE OF MtOlLl.c
TOBACCO ACT SEEN HELP TO fJP;;'«5
;e FEB POUND ASSESSMENT URGED ON LEAF
LEAF ASSESSMENT STAYS 7.' A POJNO
TOBACCO, PRICES
SEE TOBACCO. SALES
"'"^To'BiE?o'^R5Ti?A SI^m'e'lS PEOP.E .ITm KIOnEY FAILURE
"■■^^i'Toi-CcirGRAO^ STANDARDS
TOBACCO. ClIOTAS , ,.,^
SEE inaACCQ. ILLUTMCNTS
TOBACCO, RFSEAPC" ^,, „^,
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURIL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECT'
SEE ALS" TuBaCCO, PROTEIN
LEARN ABOUT NE-fST TOflAC CO S T J 0 I £S
EN2YMF IN SMOKERS LINKED TO 01 SEaSc
NCSU CcTS TOBACCO RFSEABCh GRinT
ADDII.G NITROGEN RISKY TASK FQl TOPACCO
U.S. EDGE IN LEAF SEEN ThREAT-NPU
PHILIP "ORRIS GIVES l.CSU tU',.}BO
•805' SMOKERS LIKE BLENDS, Fl.TERS
TOBACCO, SALES
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. MARKtTS
DISCOUNT TORACCO CAUSING PROULBMS
STABILIZATION TAKES BIG BITE IN ';2,„.,
REySoiLs CITES RECORD SJL?! DJ i '■.'^ ■''82
SLOW SALES PROMPT TOBACCO PRI.c CUT
COURT OVERTURNS LFAF CONVICTH.N
CO-OP SFLLS TOBACCO
TOBACCO MARKET DPENL.CS SET _
TOBACCO MARKET OPENINGS HAY B? DELAYED
PC L P "YL
"./JO/BO
5/17/83
H 1
l/n/n3 ::
N
h 1
1/17/83 A
N
H 1
1/27/83 B
N
5 2
2/lS/n3 3
N
H 2
2/25/83 A
N
H 1
2/2'>/P3 C
N
H 2
2/27/83 A
N
H 2
3/07/83 A
N
S 2
3/00/83 C
N
H 2
3/17/83 A
N
S 2
3/31/83 C
N
H 2
1^/06/83 A
•1
H 1
',/l',/83 t
N
H 2
4/15/83 C
L
S 2
<,/10/83 A
N
H 2
'i/20/83 A
H
H 2
<,/27/83 B
M
S 2
4/27/83 A
N
H 2
<,/2<)/83 A
I 5
P N
S 2
5/02/83 A
N
H 2
5/08/83 A
N
S 2
s/ot/ai C
N
H 2
5/U/83 B
H
H 2
5/1A/83 A
'1
H 1
5/18/83 C
N
S 2
6/13/83 e
N
H 2
6/l<,/83 A
H
H 2
6/15/83 1
t
H 1
6/15/83 3
H
H 2
0/17/93 C
H
H 1
6/18/83 C
H
H 2
6/l')/83 C
N
H 2
6/23/83 A
N
H 2
6/26/83 A
N
H 2
6/30/03 a
N
H I
7/08/83 rt
N
H ?
7/0/83 A
E
H 2
7/12/83 A
N
H ?
7/l<,/a3 A
N
H 1
7/15/83 B
H
H ?
7/16/83 E
N
H 2
7/19/P3 3
N
H 2
7/21/83 A
N
H 2
7/21/83 A
t
H 1
7/26/83 B
N
S 2
7/26/83 e
H
H 2
7/27/83 A
N
S 2
8/09/83 C
N
H 2
8/11/93 C
N
H 2
0/15/83 A
rj
H I
9/10/83 a
N
H 2
5/22/83 A
N
H 2
9/23/83 A
P H
H I
9/23/93 B
P N
H 2
10/06/83 A
N
H 2
10/08/83 A
H
H 2
10/12/83 A
N
H 2
lO/n/83 A
E
S 2
10/15/83 A
N
H 2
10/19/83 A
N
H 2
10/20/93 A
H
H I
10/21/83 0
N
H I
10/25/83 B
N
H 2
11/02/63 A
P N
S 2
U/02/83 A
N
H I
11/03/83 3
N
H 1
1 1/04/83 5
F
H 2
11/10/83 A
N
S 2
U/n/R3 C
N
H 2
11/18/63 C
N
S 2
11/18/83 C
J
S 2
11/18/83 C
N
5 2
11/19/83 A
N
H 2
11/30/83 A
P N
H 2
11/30/83 A
N
S 2
11/30/83 A
N
H 2
12/01/83 A
N
S 2
12/01/83 A
N
H 2
12/04/93 C
N
S 2
12/09/83 C
•J
H 2
12/15/83 A
N
H 1
12/21/83 C
P N
H 2
12/22/83 A
N
H 2
12/23/B3 B
1
N
S 2 3/19/83 A I N M23
2
1/03/83
A
8
2
2/20/83
A
22
I
4/29/83
8
1
2
5/09/83
e
5
2
5/16/83
c
1
2
8/20/83
A
6
2
9/19/83
C
12
I
1/1 1/93
b
1
2
1/17/83
A
9
2/11/83
A
1 1
2
5/29/63
A
7
2
6/03/83
A
6
6/22/83
e
1
2
6/25/83
A
1
2
7/13/83
A
3
MQurHLY/a
N li U A L
1/01/63
I :N D E X
U/31/B3
s u u J E c r s
i/l 7/n<,
^I^L^*""-'*' ■■iPTi"isrrc FPtrj" will anLSrfu sales
GfORGrA-FLaRinA tobacco sal?s stapt -lugcish "
rOBACCJ bRJ-ie»S rtJRRY A"^ ■lARr<-rS SET TO OPt'l
L'AF OKICFS LAO M l^dOr^ bfLT
' EGIM
OEMANlT weak as TQflACCn 'ALES
P'ICES nu EAiTEOU 6ELT AVFSAG
IT'S tj.pacct sales T1>1E
TObACCj PRICES 1IXCT IN "l.C.
H?5J!;"*I''5^ RFCCIPTS HEAVY IN FASTTRM OFIT
cA5TE = f. llFLf'S STAIjlLWATUN ■■ t C F I ? T 0 llTAVY
TOBACCO CfOJEHS CXPfcr 'TkuNG SALfS
roajcco sales u". spirits too
f"JC| GAIUS CITFD un ThCl LEAF iFLTS
fS^l'c^^ S^IcJs' ??eJ^? optimistic on lfaf sales
TOBACCO BUYING HEAVY ON OUKHAl LEAF MARKET
PRICES MlCrifx UN 2 LEAF BFLTS
TObACCO PRICES UP
TOBACCO PRICES RISE ON OLO, MIOOLF FIELT
?'.'SfenM'"""'"'" "'* TonACco irLTs
CARRYTVfR LFAF CHCCKS ARE HAILEO
TnElACCd SALtS COHTINUE
JCBACCQ PRICES aiSE ON THREE l.C, BFLTS
SALES Uf AREA MARKETS
LEAF Sales rj cn-np soar
AREA TOeiCCO SALES FIGURES
CO-nP LEAF HJYING UP
N.C. LEAF PRICES STFAOY TT LO/ER
N.C. TOBACCO PRICFS CLIHi)
LEAF OE"AND APPfAPS GOOO
^kSJ^I-' 'U^CCO IS SELLING u-LL
TOBACCO PURCHASES BY CO-OP INtREASE
N.C. TUPACCO PRICES IHCOEASF
TROyjLES MOUNT UP FOR TOBACCO FAKMtRS
LEAF PRICFS jTEAUY-LUWER
,'??c'-oi',r''2FI^ "'5^ ON THREE ELTS lu N.L.
LEAF PRICFS FALL ON 3 N.C. ICLIS
DURHAM ARfA TOBACCO SALES
LEAF SALES IN UURIIA'< ARFA
DURHAM TOBACCO HARKFI jfj; TH(EF SEASON RFCORO",
jr,R^ii£^&?r?o?;i^isr^E"s°"'^''^ ''"''^ ""• "^^'^
LEAF PRICES HOLO STEADY OR IMPROVE
N-C; fo^iCCn PRICES LOWFR TO INCHANf^ED
AREA TOBACCO "ARKET SALES
LeSf'pRICEs'JiSe'^I) "'' ""' ■'"'^ "'* '"""" CAROLINA 13FLTS
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES '
AREA TODACCn MAI-KET SALES
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
OURHA" LEAF PRICES RISE
LEAF PRICES INCREASE
LEAF PRICES FALL
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
LEAF PRICES JIP IN OuRHAM
rifvt^'f bPLTS REPORT HIGHER PRICES
TOBACCO GPACE PRICES INCREASE
ARcA TOhACCO MARKET SALES
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALFS
LEAF SALES ON DURHAM ARFA MAR'ETS
GA.-FLA. TOBACCO BELT BROKE R'COROS TWICE
H*^ 2y;!^]"' DECLINE SEEN ON 'l.C. BELTS
LEAF PRICEa UFCLINE IN DURHAM
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALFS
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALFS
SOME TOBACCO PRICES WEAKER
AREA TOBACCO MARKFT SALES
AREA TUPACCU MARKET SALES
DURMA" LEAF PRICES DECLINE
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALFS
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
DURHAM LEAF PRICcS DROP
TOBACCO PRICES MIXED ON N.C. lELTS
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
PRICES WEAKER ON N.C. BELTS
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALFS
AREA rO»ACCO MARKET SALES
N.C. TOBACCO PRICES FALl
LFAF PRICES SATISFACTORY
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALES
AREA TOBACCO MARKET SALFS
APEA TOBACCO MAPKFT SALES
TOBACCO SALES END
TOBACCO UEMANO LIGHT AS EASTEUI SALES t'lU
JLU' -IPOLE DELT BEGINS ITS iJh WEEK OF SALES
i???!.'.'"??, J?t'-fP„S'^*'<f" ™ ClD and MIDDLE BELT
EASTtRN BELT'S CROP SMALLEST MNCF 1(«3
AREA TOBACCO MAPKFT SALES
WARRENION, lOUISBURG LEAF SAL=S END
l* TOBACCO MARKETS STAY OPEN rOR SALES
i TDbACCJ MARKETS HOLD SAIES
STABILI/AIION GETS 7<,.9 pr^RC El T OF SALES
tobacco salfs down 17 percent
tobacco, surplus
tobacco: excess hclo still a -"ro-jlem
lot of burlfy bfing placed uno £r loan
tobacco, taxes
see also c igarettf5, taxes
rjr challenges county leaf ta<
leaf firm huhis toucco tax
(jf? APPROVES i2 DOG LICENSE T« G FEE
TOBACCO TAXES PLACED AT tft.R "ILLION IN [1H?
RF?Nj?g's"p2Ys' 'taxes'" """"'' '" ""°"' ""^"T
RULING FAVORS hFL"S' stand ON TOBACCO
?Jsf •,E*"''E'* LEADERS CISAC1EE IN IMPACT OF SCRAP LFAF RULING
AT?SH%°.'?^,\[c°!?^?SII?S\E^^f^%^*i;?"^^^ '" "'^^^■^'
REYNOLDS WILL APPEAL
TOBACCO, THEFTS
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES, THEFT
8 SHEETS OF TOBACCO STOLEN
1,600 POUNUS Of LEAF TAKEN
TOBACCO. WAREHOUSES
111 JtIS tliS^^Jl'isE'f "'"' '°'*"" "•• ""fHH^SES
RJR CHALLENGES COUNTY LEAF TAX
LEAF FIRM FIGHTS TOBACCO TAX
N
r E
L Y
P
D DATE C PG
L P
BYL
H
1 7/26/B3 B 1
N
H
1 7/2e/B3 B 1
N
H
1 7/3D/B3 C 1
N
H
2 8/0I/B3 e 1
N
5
2 B/32/n3 A 1
■1
H
2 B/03/'l3 A 1
P N
S
H
2 3/03/n) A 1
2 a/0<./''3 A 1
^l
'1
H
7 R/0';/fl3 A 1 1
N
^<
? J/06/B3 A S
fj
H
1 .i/o>i/m ii 1
N
s
■' (1/jn/nj A I
N
J56
H
2 3/0T/B1 A 1
N
W66
H
2 8/0)/"3 A 1 I
N
S
' 8/09/B3 A 1
P N
J56
H
2 il/10/fl3 A 1
N
S
2 II/1D/B3 A 1
N
J56
H
2 8/ll/n3 A 3
N
s
2 d/ll/B3 A 1
N
J56
H
2 ')/12/R3 A e
N
H
(1/13/83 C 1
N
H
U/13/fl3 C 1
^1
s
2 a/15/H3 A 1
N
J56
H
8/16/83 A 7
N
II
8/16/83 C 1
C N
s
? 8/ 6/fl3 A 1
N
J56
H
2 9/ 7/83 B "i
r N
S
2 3/ 7/83 C I
M
J56
H
2 8/18/B3 A 2 1
r N
H
2 a/10/B3 A tl
C N
H
I 8/20/83 C 1
N
H
2 d/22/B3 A <)
N
S
2 8/22/B3 A 1
N
H
2 8/23/83 A 1 2
C N
H
2 8/2<./n3 A ",
F
H
2 M/24/83 A 1
N
H
2 8/25/83 A 7
N
H
2 8/26/83 A 15
C H
H
1 8/jn/fl3 11 1
N
H
' tl / 3 1 / 8 3 C B
r N
H
2 '!/01/B3 D «
r N
H
! ')/D2/a3 C 7
r N
s :
? 9/D2/83 C 1
N .
J56
H
1 9/03/B3 A 1
N
H ,
? 9/07/83 A 8
r N
s ;
' 9/07/83 C 6
N
H
1 '>/08/fl3 B 1 (
" N
H ;
> 9/09/fl3 B t, 1
: N
H 1
1 9/10/83 B 1
N
5 2 9/12/B3 A 1
N ,
156
H ;
' 9/13/83 A 1 n I
" N
H ;
'. 9/14/83 0 8 (
" N
H 1
9/18/83 B 1 1
: N
S 2
' 9/16/8 3 1) 4 1
: N
S !
' 9/19/03 A 1
N
S 2
' 9/2D/83 A 8
N
S 2
9/21/83 A 18
N
H 2
9/23/83 A a f
; N
S 2
■1/26/83 A 1
N
H 1
9/27/83 C 1 r
N
S 2
9/27/83 C 2
N
H 2
9/28/83 B 5 C
N
H .'
9/21/B3 A 14 C
N
H 2
9/30/83 C 8 C
N
H 1
9/30/83 B I
N
H 1
10/D1/R3 B 1
N
S 2
10/03/H3 A 1
N J86
H 2
10/D4/83 A 3 C
N
H 2
10/05/83 e 8 C
N
M 2
10/06/83 A 6
N
H 2
10/06/93 A 6 C
N
H 2
lD/07/n3 BBC
N
S 2
10/10/83 A 1
N
H 1
10/12/83 B 1 C
N
H 2
10/13/93 A 7
N
5 2
10/17/83 A 1
H Jib
H 2
10/18/83 A in C
'1
H 2
10/19/83 A 3 C
N
H 2
10/20/83 A 9
H
H 2
10/20/83 A a c
N
H 2
10/21/83 A 7 C
N
H 1
lc/22/aj C 1
N
S 2
10/22/83 A 1
N J56
H 2
10/25/93 A B C
N
H 2
10/26/93 A 11 r
N
H 2
10/28/83 A 14
N
S 2
10/29/93 C 1
N J56
M '
1J/29/B3 A 5
N
H 2
11/01/8) A 13
N
H 2
1I/02/9J A 9
N
H ?
11/02/93 A 9
N
II I
1 1/03/93 n 1 r
N
H 1
11/04/9 3 K 1
N
S 2
11/09/83 A 10
N
H 2
11/09/83 A 7
N
S 2
1 1/09/83 A 9
N
H 2
11/11/83 n 1
N
2 6/07/83 I, 14 N
2 12/15/93 C 10 N
2
1/18/83
A
1
N
88 1
2
1/18/B3
li
1
N
M23
1
1/19/93
i'
1
M27
2
1/22/83
A
5
2
2/. 12/83
A
1
N
2
2/02/83
A
8
N
2
7/12/93
a
I 4
'■I
2
7/13/93
A
1 1
11
2
9/29/93
A
1 7
H
11/08/83
A
1 5
►1
2
12/28/83
C
1
N
J56
2
9/15/83
C
1
N
2
9/17/83
A
5
N
H 2
S 2
l/lS/33 A 1 N Bfll
1/18/83 B 1 N M23
^
^BB
THLf/iNNUAL
t N 0 e X
PAGE 700
c ?r, L P '<YL
RJR rnbACCO fIR" PAYS CnU^'TY TAX UNOSB PROTEST
REYNOLOS PAYS laxES
PANEL VOTES TO KEEP RJR TAXES
REYNOLOS SE?<s'EXFKiPTIQN ON STu^EO FOREIGN TOPACCT
BUILDING. lOaACCa JUTTEO BY EIRE
Shite claims green cheated le\f ,ieight
APSON IS RULEO out IH JARfriOU'E FIRE
WAREHOUSE FIR= PROBE CONTINUE^
WHITE'S I1HUNITY WAIVED. TRIA, ', c T
JUDGE RULES JHITE MUST STAND TRIAL
RFYNOLDS FACING TAX BILL
IMPDRTiO TOBACCO TO of TAXED „„.„„
D6L0ATCHE TO FILL VANCANCY RN COUNTY BOARD
DURHAM WINS ROUND IN REYNOLOS TAX CASE
REYNQLUS HILL APPEAL ,.,
R.J. REYN0L1S PLANS APPEAL ON TAX RULING
'°'"^SuN?"FAiMl^^NEEO-TO PPOnuCE DUALITY LFAF
GOV. HUNT SAfs fJrmERS MUST P»00UC6 FINEST LEAF
TOBACCO ChEwING
see CH6WING TOBACCO
COUNT TOBACCO'S UceSSINGS „,..,,-,
WHY A SPECIAL DAY FOR A HEALT1 MENACE?
TOBACCO PEOPLE STAGE 'PEP RAL.Y'
TOBACCO^^GROwERS^.SSOCIATION^OF^N.C; LEAF IS OESTROYEO
TOBACCO GROwEkS INFORMATION COMIUTTE?
SEE ALSO TOBA':CO. FARMERS
TOiiACCa GROWERS PLAN CA>'P»IGN
ORGANIZED ATTACK ON TOBACCO S' EN
BfTTF INDUSTRY 1 S E= ALSO NAMES OF CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS)
ARNINGS CALLED ATTEMPT TO PENALUE U.S. TOBACCO INDUSTRY
TRY
IGAi
^CIGARETTE COMPANiesr-XPECTED TO GROW
USTRY FINOS FRIEND IN FIGHT
E CIGARETTES ENDORSED
E.rLA^GEST"^;ooi^kS''F';n^lc!o ALSO OWNS FOOD. CLOTHING..
SSS'c'aII 0F'HQSf?"AS?5tCAN„C.N TAKEJTSJIME
ARE HELPING REDUCE TO=ACCO USED IN CIGARETTES
AJOR INDUSTRIES REPORT HEALTHY PROFITS
5 POINT SMOKING GUN AT TOBACCO INDUSTRY
cu.'iciL official: tobacco a mopal issue
PROGRAM DECLINING. FAJM S POKE SMAN SAY S
OF CHURCHES STRUGGLES ON TJRACCO ISSUE
OUNCIL DEPATES TQBACC: IN CLOSEO StSSION
TOMATOES
TOMATOES MiY
"AKt OWN INSFCTi: IDE
inuwN S lOMAlOES tSrivE II SPi F OF HLISIERING HEATHER
CHipLOTTE wni.N FUfS SUIT ON LOSS OF TOMATO PLANTS
OPJUGhT DIJN'T HURT HFR TOHATl PLANTS
^.rt MFM'ltRS ENJOY COMPETITION
HATCH IT, MEN
""^h^lHo CEMETERIES. N.C.
H
7
;/'i2/K-i
t
N
s
!/02/Ri
A
N
H
2/25/FI3
e
N
s
a/js/nj
C
N
H
S/lR/a3
c
N
nai
H
a/iT/n
A
N
s
i/iT/ft
A
P II
s
3/i7/13
A
N
X65
H
a/28/S3
B
N
s
12/02/R3
B
N
H
12/03/83
A
1 B
N
H
12/ 7/B3
A
N
S
12/ 7/B3
A
18
N
H
12/20/P3
A
P N
B81
S
12/20/83
B
N
J56
5
12/26/(13
C
N
J56
H
12/29/83
B
N
S 2 3/16/83 A 1 P N M23
H 2 3/17/83 A 16 N
TOBACCO INDUS
SEE ALSO C
CIGARETT
TOBACCO:
LEAF INP
FIRE-SAF
CIGARETT
THE WORl
TOBACCO
SITTING
FILTERS
N.C.'S "
COUNTR If
CHURCH C
TOBACCO
COUNCIL
CHURCH C
TOBACCO INSTITUTE (HASHINGTON, D.C.I
'"""''i-irif LOPBYISIS SEE TOUGH TIMES ON HILL
CIGARETTE SALFS OOHN NATIONHHE
TOBACCO PEOPLE STAGE 'PFP RALLY'
'°'«E"0UKe'HSM6STEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
TOBACCO SPITTING CONTEST
see ALSO chewIng tobacco
SPITTIN' contest
TOBACCT TRADING CORP. lOXFORn, N.C.I
flKM TO OFVFLOP MARINA AT HER^ LAKE , „„ „
NEH MARINA AT KERP LAKE TO BE DEDICATED SATUROAY
TOBACCO WORKERS InTEPN AT ION AL
BLACKS TO GET J3.3 MILLION IN BUS SUIT
AMERICAN TO'ACCO TO PAY Jl MILLION
AMERICAN PAYOFF BEGINS MAY 21
TOBACCO WORKERS UNIOJ „„^,,„c.,t
SAMUEL SNIPES. UNION PRESIDENT
TOfeACCOLANO CIVITAN CLUB
SHARING EASTcR SMILES
STUDENTS GET AWARDS
BIG OAY
tqbaCctlano kihanis club
SEE ALSO Durham kIhanIj Club
SEE ALSO FRIENuLY CITY KIWANIS C LU3
Tie'l:lNS?NTI1NF*D"cAnCtR: A KILLER THAT COULD ,3f STOPPED IF FOUND IN TIME
5;R"Hi^:'E:l'?NG'FRICTI0NS KEY TO PRnORE'S
KIWANIS FLAN PANCAKE SALE
PANCAKE SALE A SUCCFSS , , „ r c c c
ANNUAL KIHANIS PANCAKE SALE HJGE SUCCESS
TODAY'S CHUCKLE
CHUCKLE'S AUTHOR DIES , . , ,^
JOURNALIST, AUTHOR MRS. COLL II S AT 60
'""■".RITLP PLUMJ HRONG ON EDISON
TOKYO STRING gUAOTFT
^^Tn*Yo"5TKfNG OUARTFT HILL PI AY AT OUKF
TOKYO, LINCOLN CENTFK: 'GALA- HARD ACT Tu TOP
""■"frc'TAK^'aiTniNDu blessing
TOLL HIGHWAYS ^ ^
PARK SERVICE HANTS TOLLBOOIllS ON N.C. 12
11/16/83
U/ia/B3
ll/lfl/"3
11/19/83
1 P F L30
M 1 1/27/83 i 1
2 i/l7/83 A 16 N
2 <,/06/a3 A l<, N
2
3/a3/B3
C
11
N
2
3/10/83
B
N
2
"./OS/BS
B
N
2
<./lB/fl3
R
M
2
<,/23/83
A
F
2
7/2'./83
D
1 0
F
2
6/U/B3
A
22
P N
3/18/83
A
1 1
F
2
a/l'»/B3
A
1 1
N
2
10/31/83
A
N
2
11/21/83
3
N
2
11/28/83
A
10
N
2
U/2''/B3
A
N
2
11/30/83
A
N
2
12/20/83
A
13
N
2
1/17/83
A
1 1
N
9/05/83
A
N
2
11/19/83
c
P F
5 2 10/03/83 C 1 P P F70
H 1
H 1
2/17/83
7/22/83
B
I
1
N
N
H60
H60
H 2
3/15/83
3/15/83
3/16/83
A
A
A
1
I
9
N
N
N
S83
H 2
7/17/83
c
2
p
0
S 2
S 2
H 2
3/29/83
<,/22/B3
9/17/83
B
C
A
1
7
5
p
P
p
p
P
P
S76
S76
T37
S 2 3/11/83 A 2
H ? 10/02/83 11 11
H 2 10/06/83 L 7
S 2 10/17/B3 C 1
H 2 11/02/83 C 1
S 2 ll/2't/»3 A A
H 2 12/01/13 A 5
P C56
N 810
P Mt>6
S ?
H 2
7/01/83 A
7/02/83 9
H 2 11/23/8) A
2 10/07/8 1 P 11 N
2 10/l'./83 D 9 n U
H ? 5/01/83 A ;n
2
2
A/19/83 A
7/20/83 A
1. f
7 N
2
2
2
?
2
1 /21/83 A
7/31/83 E
9/21/83 A
)/25/81 E
1 l/;i6/a) F
12/10/fl3 A
7 N
1 ' P F 07 0
I 2 N
1 5 P U G78
in P U G7fl
<. F
MJf, TrtLY/
INDEX
u e J 6 c T s
PAGc 701
L/l7/8<,
SEE ALSI CRAVE ajBI3FRr
SEE ALSO r.SAVES
;!'-"'', ^Jrc^^r'^r^i" tl,?5fr !•! bJRiAL LAWSUIT
N=« LUSTED rn« OLO TCbSriNES; HILLSiOROU'-.ri RFsraRIMG CfHFTFRY...
ra-MY noRSTY ORCntsiaA
jRCMtsTPA n PtnfoR'i
TUMMY'S MINI MART (A'ICIER AvF. i; Ml AM JIVO.I
PAIR HOLDS, UP DIJRHA1 STORE
CQ.NVEMFNCE STORE IS ROUBFO
tJ.50O Taken im store RnoPERY
'°'"Si:iru'u^?^[rii?^a'A'T?sTfSi?^:ro5''-=-'
CAHRBCRO WON'T GET $55,003 U.S. GPAUT
WIDENING OF TOMS CRF6K REJECTED
TOOLS
VIBRATION SYNOROME RARELY OCCJRS WITH INFREOUENT USE OF POwER TOOLS
^°''^ ^,f.^'i',if ilil'91 l'^""' '"*° MORGAN ST. I
JOGGING PSOS FINO BREAK-Iri
TJPS SFRVICE STATION (MIAMI "LVO.I
rlriSlIIII ^*J9 STOLEN FROM SERVICE STATION
CIGARETTES HQRTH H.OOC TAKEN FROM TJPS STATION
TOPSAIL ISLANO. 'I.e.
CLAIM TO LANJ OE/IIET
TJPNAOr AWARENESS WEEK
OFFICIALS CALL ATTENTION TO N. C . STORM SEASON
BROuOtN STUI1ENTS HAVE TOKMAOO DRILL ^"^'N
CITUFus LEAkN AjGuT DANGERS IF TORNAHuBS
TORNADIJS, v.c.
SEE ALSU HURRICANFS
TORNAPQ WAICH INCLUDES DURHAM, OKANGE COUNTIM
rffyfF£?"-l^H!;£ TVi"! '0 00, TURING A TORNADO
, m.^5„tf*'*^ AdOUT DANGERS IF TORNADOES
3 TORMADOES ARE REPORTED ACROSS STAT=
iH5.*liSSc'^"5,"'J"5f TRAILER IN ALAMANC'f
tSS aiofJ 1'Ati "'X2?n"J "^TCKN NORTH CAROLINA
rORNAOOES LEAVE d PFuPLE INJURED
TORNADO HITS ALAMANCE
TORNAOJ DESTRUCTION
TORNADO HITS EL U A6f= THTC WN
TORNADO, STORMS SWEFP STATE
JOkNADJ hits WINDSOR, CAUSES 'RDPANF LEAK
FUNNEL CLOUD IS SIGHfpO NEAP 'INSTON
rORPEDOS
CIVIL WAR TORPEDO
TOUCH THE MIMt TRIO
SEE ALSO MIME
TOuCm PERSONNFL
A NEW TCUCH IN AN OLD APT
TOURISM, OUHHAM
^N^'i'oEA'^-ITH'^PROMISf''''""^^ CGJNTIES 3Y TRAVELERS JUMPS
DURHAM TOURISM GROUP FORMING
TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, TOURISM
Sf-.eniI''2U=° =,*"''" COLLEGE, HE TOOK 2-1/2 YEARS TO SEE WORLD
2yf.'^f;;5 J'*'''f'-"5 SHOULD PROTECT AGA INST D 1 1 FASE S
0;tR''?S;S^?'?0'}^E"ifIfr??L5"^F"fKj^°" '° '"''" "'° ^""^^"S
flllt!.", ^SEL%-"^??lR'iN^?"?Df?J-;ETInR"\^^Hutf^lY^^ "-'"'"" "''' ""^^•
^?i?T-^;:i.r;^c'^^^i.',G'?s5i;2L";^w'^"'°^ '" ^"""^
SCOTTISH HI-,HLANOS: THE PLACE FOR WALK
TOURISM, N.C.
^'r,iFtC,o?M^'"'c,'*o? CONFERENCE TN TRAVEL AND TOURISM
J SP;i"'.'?i'^"f'-PIN& TOURISM VI CAROLINA
n^LS^'^i^"^ ''''"■'5 'N POPULARITY
LEADERS SEcK more TOURISM
fi-C! EXPECTS A S3 BILLION TDUMSM Y'AR
"'OSINC/S^TTLE fSk'JfaSs ^"^^'^■'"' "'T'^eSStS IN NATIONAL GUARD PROOF
TOLL ChahGc, hayoE
?IIJ£? :!li? '''^'' TOURISM IS EAi'tCTFD
ING, FISHING, SKIING
?sf.V?^J'^"f ^- INCREASED ACCFS'. EXPECTED TO INCREASE VISITOR'
h^^°Vi'irL^,"'Jiirt ''"*" = E CQJNTIFS 'SY T«»VFLEr"juMPS
'E'O^NT?^^t;f^"i?SS?,''???rr''" "'-"^
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hli",},"U'l rSl/fiU'i^.^m:;^'^^' "" '"""VING STATE'S ROADS
^OOTh ANNIvFrSARY listed in 'top lOT
TOURIS", U.S.
SEE ALSO HOLiriAY TRAV'L
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, U.S.
VOICE Uf IGNuRANCr
TOW TRUCK rRUINAMCES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TRULKi
FAIR HOUSING CUMMITTtF IS APPIINTFO
TuwER
fowFRI
NG Task
TUHINC PRArTICEl
TO, TIME FOR STRANDFO CARS V A' I F 5
TOWN AND COUNIRY GARDEN CLUB
ChrVstmas'grEFTINGs"^^ *" "'' '"'"""Tr WITH GARDEN CLUBS
TOWN AND CnuMRY SPUP IMANS CLU"
C ?G L P 3YL
H 2 2/1D/93 A <! N
H 2 I2/01/n3 S 1 P F W36
H 2 IO/2B/n3 C
H 2 o/20/fl3 A 3
S 2 I0/U/R3 C I
H 2 10/12/83 3 I
H 3 5/19/63 a
H 2 5/27/n3 B
S 2 5/27/83 A
S 2 10/20/83 A
H 3 12/16/83 B
I
N Bi.6
N N36
N
S 2 7/06/83 A 6 U
H 2 8/19/83 0 I N
S 2 6/06/«3 C 1
H 2 6/09/83 3 2
H 2
5/31/83 A
1 3
N
S 2
3/01/83 0
3
N
S 2
3/03/83 A
5
N Fn5
S 2
3/05/83 A
3
N F30
S 2
2/J2/83 A
I
N
H 2
2/28/83 A
1
N
S 2
3/05/83 A
3
N F30
H 2
3/J7/83 A
1
N
H 2
<>/01/R3 C
1
N
S 2
5/17/83 C
3
N
H 2
5/18/83 A
3
N
H 2
5/27/83 B
1
N
H I
5/27/83 0
1
N 851
H 2
5/30/83 A
1 2
N
H 1
6/09/83 H
1 1
3 P
H ?
7/06/83 A
2
N
H 2
7/23/B3 A
1
N
H ?
8/10/83 A
9
N
S 2
lJ/13/83 C
4
N
H 1
9/2<./a3 B
1 P P
H 2
1/14/83 D
1 2
N
H 2
3/04/83 D
9 P
' R L34
S 2
5/31/83 A
1
N T32
H 2
6/02/83 A
4
E
S 2
6/13/83 C
1
N L38
H 2
5/29/83 C
1 P
U H49
S 2
7/13/83 A
19
U
S 2
8/18/83 D
1 P
F AIS
5 2
8/25/83 D
1 P
F A15
S 2
8/31/83 A
8 P
F A15
S 2
8/31/83 A
B 0
F A 5
S 2
8/31/83 A
8 P
F A15
H 2
12/11/83 0
8 P
F C19
H 2
12/25/83 0
9
F
H 2
1/13/83 A ,
> 2
N
H 2
1/16/83 A
N
5 2
1/17/83 C
N
H 2
3/24/83 A .
N
H 2
4/02/83 A
N
5 2
4/14/83 A
E
H ?
H i
4/19/83 A
4/26/83 B
F
"1
5 2
5/11/83 A 1
N
S 2
5/25/83 A
N
H 2
5/26/83 C 1
N
S 2
5/31/83 A
N T32
H 2
6/01/83 A 1
N
H 2
6/26/83 n
N
H 2
7/31/83 0
9 P
F
H 2
8/14/83 a
N
H ?
3/28/83 D
F
H 2 in/23/n3 0
N
H 2 1
.1/02/83 C
1 P
N W36
H 2 12/04/31 u
N
H 2 12/25/83 0
9
N
H 2 1/21/83 A 4 E
S 2 7/06/83 C 1 N K9D
5 2 3/01/83 n I P P r37
H 2 12/31/83 A in N 046
H 2 5/22/83 C 4 P u r,7B
S 2 12/08/83 C 1 P P H66
1/01/63 - li/31/»3
?»r,E 702
1/17/8'.
TOWN »N0 CRUMBY SIlPCRCTre l:"iST C. u'' RLVO.l
S"efT-CL4D !■*•< flRES: GSJClS -'IT
TOWN »N0 C^UMBf SUpERETTC (LA
ILAaSOM £ 3»CT. ST.l
TJHNHOUSFS
SEE ALSP APAJIil^NTS
SEE ALSn C0N[j.1MIMu''S
SEE ALSn HOUjI'«Gi 0"RHi»»
PINf '-.OLL OASI^.taS -ON^t!' aUL rtOKSCS YIELD Id "lOZfPS?
OEvtLTPFf iEEKS SiJAP fO AVOID SUIT
TOnNnOUSE SUlINC TO Hi CMALLE'ltEO
ISEASESI
''^'sfi^ALsf PIScASES I'.EE ALSO NA)<?S OF ^PFCIflC 01
tnxtc SHurn SYsosTHE IS talk '.usjecT
TOXIC ShOCn CA5FS OECLISE , ,, ,„ ,, , „,,
JFflClAL: POISO'l PR.lTFI'i "AY ' AUSF TOXIC SmOCK
io*ic'll"LF;Ei;'cHANjEs'MA? CAU'E PKE -«= N^ TPUAL SYHOROHE 5YHPT0HS
TOXIC SUESTASCF CJ><T=uL ACT
SFE ALS"! CHEMICAL «ASrE 01 SPuSA.
SEE ALS"i CnfHICALS
SEE ALSr MA7A903U'; fATdOIiLS
SEE ALS1 MAZaBJIuS UASTE IBEATM:NT, OURHA"
SEE ALS^ HA/ARDPuS BASTE TREAr>»rNT, N.C.
SF' ALSn nA7»03ruS WASTE TREATH-NT, L/.i.
SEE ALSO POIS.Tl';
PANEL UN TOXICS URCEO
TOXIC >iaST= IkEaHENT
SEE HAZARDOUS -ASTE IBEATfENT, >l.C.
TOYOIa'.
AUTCMAaEkS umtfo
TOYS
SEE ALSn Cm1IST"aS CIFTS
SEE ALSO CULLS
SEE ALSn GA-ES
SEE ALSn VIDE" GAlcS
T."iYS DESir.NFD WITH CHILDREN IN •IIND
POPULAR TOYS VANISHING , ,
PSYCHOLOGIST: OHLL RUSH, HULA-HOOPS S!»lLA;
aUYINC TOYS? LET A CHILD 5E A CHILO, EUUCATOK SAYS
■SANTA- .HITILES HOOD INTO KINO mvS
TRACK
SE
5E
SF
SE
SE
SF
SE
SE
ALST ATLANTIC CnAST CHNFEREMCF, TRACn
ALSO ClAYTJN OJLAYS
ALSO CHOSS-CGUNTRY RUNNING
ALST ruRHAH STRIOERS YOUTH TRACK CLUb
ALS^ ^ATI^NAL T = ACK AN 0 F I E, D MALL OF f-A-F
',tl^ t'R°?J'^?='A'-?:'VRl^K"TsEl*'^"^'HE:5lNGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS,
^ ALST TRIflGLE INODOP TRACK LEAGUE
POEP TRACK ilKLETES AOE FnuL-JEATHER FRIENCS
ORaNGF RcLAYS SFT FDR SATURDAY
lAC JUNIOR -iaTIONALS FI»ST in DUFF'S HISTORY
STRIOERS ScT TO RUN AT VUBTmEBN IRaCk
TRACTOR PULLS
N.C. PRIEFni: GOLOSnORO
TRACTOR PULL SCHEDULED
SFE ALSG ACCIDENTS. fAR"ING
SEE ALSD ACCIDENTS. TRACTOR
SEE ALSD FARH MACHINES
T»ACTCa FOJNO IN ORANGE CC. ,„„,
MAN CnARGEB «ITh POSSESSING STOLEN TRACTORS
TPACT3RS ON LOT dR ING CHAPGES
TRACTOR RFPCRTED STOLEN
TRACTOR IS STOLEN ON TRAILER
TRADE DEFICIT
SEE ALSO EC0N3HY, U.S.
SEE ALSD FuPEIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEET
SEE ALSO U.S.. EXPORTS
MOVE NOh TO DROP DEFICIT
T»A06JECRETS.^ PuPHC TOPS NEED FDR TRADE SECRETS
TRADEHARKS
SEE ALSO FuSI-inSS^S. J.S.
SEE ALSO COPYRIGHT LAM „,,.,.
SEE ALS.D U.S. PAT-NT AND IRSDE-A^K OFFICE
SUIT NACES PURHSM BFAUTV FI'N
FSKE D£<lC>rR JFanS SFUEO ., ., ,
CnuoT 6AITL? EXPECTED CVER MEXICAN JEANS
corposate ldgos are showing u' on cars, clothes
thaoing places ifiihi
•traoing': journeyman comedy
traffic congestion
firej-rks fine, tpaffic a mes'
TRAFFIC OEAImS. OJPHIM COUNTY
SEE ALSD ACCIDcNTS. AUTO, OURHA"
SEE ALSD ACClnSNIS. AUTO. DURrtA-< C0U.4Ty
SEE ALSO JAYWALKING
DURHAM mO-an dies in URECK
DURHAM kCan killed , . .._ -.,.,
PUBLIC SAFETY C»UISFR HITS. KILLS OU'"'"',!'^ FN
POLICE DON'T PELIEvF SPEED Ll-IKEO 10 OEATM
P"LICF DON'T THINK OFFICER SPCEOIMG
OFFICER ORIVING ABOUT 3S MPH
CAR-DEATH SUIT FILED
Si'D-C^SiR'GlPp^JNl^'JGS.NST PS^ IN ACC,DF..T
MAN GETS T»D YEARS IN FATAL ACCIDENT CASE
PSO WON'T of CmakCED IN OFaTh
CAR HITS SM^EPER; ONE Man KILlED .„rcn
I PERSON TIES IN -reck; WALLACE man IS ChapCED
DURHAM GIRL STRUCK, KILLED OY AUTOMOJILE
JVESirlEl'/rcil'ScIS ?0SI? FD, GUL KUlED in ACCIDENT
v^:i: :^.viiii,'\''7\i,^^i., collision
That KILLED TEEN-AGER
S I T
N F ELY
P 0 DATE C -"G L P 3YL
S 2 0/13/83 A 5 P P F70
H 2 2/ll/n3 A 13 N
S 2 2/10/P3 C I N
? 1/11/03 t 1
3 ')/l"/13 B 1
3 I2/14/R3 B I
H 2
H 2
S 2
M ?
S 2
2/0S/83 A 20
2/08/P3 h 12
2/on/R3 b I
3/03/83 A 9
3/12/93 A 3
N 930
N M23
S 2 12/16/B3 C 1
H 2 ^/20/e3 A
H 2
9/25/R3
E
I P F
J«0
S 2
11/21/33
A
5 N
14 6
S 2
12/03/83
A
3 F
J56
S 2
12/11/B3
a
1 N
H 2
12/2S/e3
E
1 P F
»95
S 2 2/26/B3 A 8
S 2 3/17/P3 P 3
H 2 3/22/n3 B 2
S 2 5/20/83 0 3
1 6/17/R3
1 7/07/R3
S 1
3/17/fl3 C 1
S 2
3/2SI/83 A 1 3
H 2
3/26/E3 A 3
S I
5/24/83 P. 1
H 3
5/25/83 P I
H 2 12/30/R3 A 4
S 2 ■)/23/33 A 4
S 2 6/24/83 C 1 N
H 2 3/0%/P3 Alt N
H ? 9/07/33 C 2 N
H 2 12/22/83 A ^0 N
M 2 6/17/83 C 6 U 564
H 2 3/D2/83 A '^ L
H 2
1/16/R3
C
N
H 2
1/30/83
c
N
H 2
2/10/83
A
N
S 2
2/10/P3
A
N
H ?
2/1 1/83
e
N A54
S 2
2/11/83
c
N
M 2
2/25/83
f '
N
S 2
2/25/83
c
N
S 2
2/28/83
A
N
H 2
3/J1/83
B
N
H 2
3/01/83
0
N
H 2
3/23/83
a
N
S 2
3/23/P3
A
N
H 2
3/27/83
A
N
S 2
3/28/83
C
N
S 2
3/28/83
c
N
M 2
J/31/83
B
N
S 2
4/21/83
A
H
MUWrHLY/J
N :i UAL
l/ni/81 -
I N 0 F X
s u B J e c r s
PAGS 703
wserK kill: jgmjn I'l papkmotd apfa
'W?,PFi<'0^'; ARE KILLED If! SEPIBAT'- ACCIDeNT?
fUNfSAL SF:!VirE nOAY Ff.R ACCIOFvT VICTlS
JLMHAW MAN niES IM I.N.E-rA? AC-IfiEMI
ONE-CAR ACCIOFNT KILLS CU'HAM fFS'i
Cirv SuEO IN DEATH OF YOUTH ON «uAO
i^^V-r V,",'- ^'' 'NJU'IFS IN AC;iOENT
POLIlC STILL SEAKCH FOR HIT, ; u'l DSIvEB
.«?'"'cnj.?t."i;"''^ °'E5 AFTE' .'lEING HIT BY THJCK
H»N DIE' III ACCIDENT
JEFFREY SCjrr RAY RILLED I.N CASH
ACCIDfNT KILLS THBE'^ IN COU'lTy
ACCIDFr.T KILLS THREE IN OUKHAI COUNTY
TRAFFIC DIATHS, '(.r.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, N.C.
SEE ALSO DEATHS. N.C .
SEE ALSO JAYWALKING
SEE ALSO HRONGFHL DEATHS
IST TTAFFIC DfATH REPORTED
POLICEMAN aiES OF INJURIES
GRANVILLE W0;1AN DIES IN ACCIDENT
DURHAM HAN OIES AFTER W:'ECK
pUBHAH WUfAN DIES IN SA"PSUN COUNTY -IRECK
GUPTON SERVICES TOMORROU ^"*'-""^" '""^'-'^
3 DIE JN N.C. R.IAOS
<> N.C. HEN KILL^J IN WRECK
L^HiS'^sS'A^, ;??'^^D'.s'-:;?nD^'^'" ■'' ^'"" '"'' "'^'""
COuPl' die I. AClIOFNT
6-YEAR-nLD -JES AFTER HELP
CHILD PLAYING IN YARU HIT, KILLF) flY CAR
wPtCK KILLS ;j-yeak-jld in CHATHAH
Three are killed
J"?"-;;* teev-ager dies in auto wrcck
DURHAM TtEN AHJNG FOUR KILLED IN G'i FFNSFl.iRil wpFTk
^UNERAL SERVICES TODAY F OR DUl iAM EEN-AGFS " ""
«CI,tl|Nr DEATHS, BEER PURCHAS' MAY BE LINKED
POLICE SAY 17-YEAR-OLO IIOUGHT JFER FIEFOPE WRECK
MAN SFNTENCFO IN CHILD'S DEATI 'f""!: "PtCK
MAN CHARGEU WITH SELLING BEFR TO 17-YFAR-OLD ORIVFfl
MAN OIES IN SINGLE-CAR CRASH
IIIth'^' '."kufn'"''"'"''' "^ PROTESTED
•ORAM SHOP- dILL WILL BF PASSFD
iiNcTS.'N'SEf\'l',^4?ClSF'liT"'' '""" ""° "" "'""
FOUR FATALITIES SPURS ACTION IN GREEilSoORO
TEXAS MAN OIES IN VANCE WRECK """'I^OU""
AMBULANCE W1ECK KILLi 2
WOMAN CHARL.PD IN AMBULANCE HR= CK
UNE KILLED IN EUS-TRAIN CRASH
1 KILLED, 3 HURT IN WRECK
PLEA OF NOT ^IJILTY ENTEREO IN DEATHS
3 N.C. HEN KILLED IN WRECK
3 MEN K ILLEO IN ACCIDENT
!nn?;*^n?roL'^P'' GUILTY IN DEATHS OF 4 FRIENDS
ril;K'5l^?nnRL^f\^^;!fi?l'oS' "S''-'^" '^ '°"« FATALITIES
I DEAD, i HURT IN COLLISION
'''Nf'l-LEO IN FIERY CAR-TRUCK CASH JN I-Oi
L0UIS"U»G HAN DIES IN WRECK
FOUR JlE IN N.C. ACCIDENTS
n-YEAR-uLJ GIRL OIES IN LEE JRECK
OXFORD HAN DIES IN AUTO ACCIDfNT
DURHAM WOMAN OIFS IN COLLI SlOi
2'i'S2'^,c°'?^" °i!S, ANOTHER HUiT IN VRECK
FIVE DIE IN AUTO ACCIDENT
5 MCOnwELL MEN KILLFO IN WRFC<
MAN KILLED WHEN CAB HITS SIRE'^T CLEANER
MAN KILIED IN FRANKLIN WRECK
V2yjrVc^ MAN DIES IN COLLISION
B7KlMDlrj?LfFD'"' ""■'■" '' '""""■•«•" 'CCIDENT
truCktr Charged in fatal collision
TWO-CAR COLLISIO.V KILLS THREE
3 PEOPLE DIE IN COLLISION
ICE, SNOW CAUSE SANFURO FATALITY
U.S. 70 ACCIDENT KILLS DURHAM MAN
CHARGF AUOEO
MOTHER MOPES CAR'S WRECKAGE WILL MAKE OTHERS DHIVF SAFFly
pV«"?Sn' :;§i,:rKfL\"i3 '= "'^ «" ^'" *^" "'"'"
HEHOERSON wOIAN OIES IN AUTOMIDILF
TFtN GETS SUSPENDED TERM in oi, tilif
ROUGE'lONT MAN KILLED IN AUTOMloILE ACCIOtHT
^,,'rS'trr'?2 "J" J^f KILLFU IN -HATHAM TRUCK CRASH
5yR',';A.':'5^EVAV.^5'D^?isT,"c\"p\^^?F;^E-^?''"^
TRAFFIC ACCI'JENTS KILL R IN N.C.
HOLIDAY DEATHS PREQICTtD AT U
CLUP PREDICTS HOLIDAY TOLL
WRECK KILLS CHEROKEF MAN
THREE DIE IN WRICKS
MAN DIES, FOUR HURT IN WRFCK
N.C. lUTORCYCLE RIDFR DFATH HATF BFLTW S.C.'S
FRANKLIN <JMAN STRUCK, KILLED BY PICKUP TRUCK
Chapel hill moiohcyclist kill'u
MAN DIES IN accident
coast road wreck KILLS TWO TE'NS
iVA'h''My'.'i:tn UTihy'VclW^','' child-rfstraint law expanded
I S'if:E? inT. JSaSs"'"''^^ "*^^
towns havf no car deaths
29 N.C. towns escaped having traffic deaths in '8?
i">'/.lh ".ik','ll\ 1h c\".'^S'' °'''"' '"' '"" ^"'■'=°' '''"
5?JO>65 IN CRASH OF OIL TANKFR, TRUCK
fDH'-h^ST^'it^? "" ■-S'' "5 C'R HITS SHOW HORSES
CRASH NORTH OF ROXUORO KILLS T MQ
MAN AND WIFE KILLED IN CAR ACriOE'lT
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H 2 1/2 6/83 A 10
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13 PETPLt jl= ON N.C. RTAHS
3 alE IN rSAFFlC AtCIOEr TS
9 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDE'-rS
10 rilE IN ri.C. TkaFFIC ''ISiiap',
COASn KlLLi "AN :,FAR HE'.OfRSO"
3 iai=LF fatalitifs kaisc n.c.
UNC CEnS »UlEn IN ALAMANCE
3 OlE Ih N.C. R^IA" MShaPS
OWE P'RSuN OlES AS TA'HEK I.IIRI S 'iFAl LILLlNCTClN
OBIVIriG SruTENI KILLEH IN TRAININO CAP
BlirJ-ER -flXAM. I'IFANT SON HIlLiO IN HRFCK NFAB IXFORO
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.iRECn HILLS -OHAN, iu»rs ;
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MAN CmAS&EO in jkFCK that KIL-EO nxFOPO rfsident
lM«f= SlLlEl II. CriLLISIC.J OF TRAIN, CAB
lf> FATALITIES ESTIMATFD Fflk HILIJAY
) bit ON N.F. hOAOS HAlFKAY llTn WtFK'Jf.n
STATE laj-IPFH CMAPGED IN FATAL ACCI3E'IT
F3A^•I^LlN MAN KILLED IN HkEC<
MAN aILLlD V, CAR »R£C1C
ONE MAN KlLlLll IN 1-77 jcrintii
RURAL HALL MAN 13 HlLLt" !JN I-'.r'
TEcN-AOEK KILLtfi AS CAR Hir< TRtt
8 HlLLtl) IN .<.C. HIGHWAY IISII'PS
LFaSoURC man niES IN AUTU ACCIDF-lT
KlLlP PcnPLE ARE KILLtO IN TP iT K- fP A I N CP A JH
MOTOR CLUH FXPETTS IE OFAThS IN N.C. ""■■'
Tmu KILLED IN CHAPLTITE WJtCK
OPUNKFn OHIVEP THAHnEO WITH 0-
Two MEN KILLcD IN WAKE WRfC"
N.C. MOIIPAY TR^FFIC TOLL ATi •
wCAf„r< GETS I'LAME FuR :'.l OEAThS IN N.C.
cclo afte^imaih takes toll
TRAFFIC DEAlHS. JKAN'-.t^ClUNIY
[p11i!=iE.i'*o^;ii;F-A!:e''rs'MCLriK-. away: sunshine cxpfcte. to lpntinue
Ii-STlMilNY :.',-IN< IN CHAPEL H|IL SUIT
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LAwYf-'S AOG'JE Til.N IMMUNE to ILATH SUIT
iuR^^FAPECTi-G'in'GET'fRUCK nE« IH SUIT TPUAY
jnwY 'TnCIc''. FANiADA CASE
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MAN KiLitn n wȣCk neap CAPR^UP)
MAN UlES I'i AUT" WRECK
DEFENSE HIN'.FS nn A KISS
wPECK KILLS COUNTY MAN
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HiLLSHJROUuH HAN KILLED IN AC-IOCNT
TRAFFIC riEATHS. U.S.
"InLnc'" ?J^'?luc''FK")rj.c':'H,r caps; 7 PEOPLE KILLTO
DfAlH KrSl>LTS IN SUIT
WIjOW SUcS GtHRGIA PCLlCcMAN
CHNhEFIICUI Pi'LICf SEtK N.C. TRUCKfP
JHg(.t SIGN-. -ARRANT FOR N.C. TRUCK fllilVFF
UBIVE" ENTERS INNOCENT PLFA
HEL"tI fOCi IGNn^F FACTS
CAR F»LLj 30„ FFET; N.C. MAN ;ILLFD
iOLNIFR F-IJM N.C. KiLLET I -. a:CI0E..T
SnuTHEwN HI.-_,M STUOENI DIES IN ALA. CRASH
WRECK KILLS SnuTriF(.N STUOCNT
TRAFFIC LIGHTS
SEE TRAFFIC ilONALS
TRAFFIC SAFETY
SEE ALS>i AbT3 SAFETY
SEE ALSO PICyCLF SAFcTY
SFE ALS^ HIGHWAY SAFETY
^HftEiScHERS^SELT KsJirMORF IMPORTANT THAN Dili
WlHtR MC?tS CAR'S WKfCKAGE WILL MAKE OTHFRS ORIVF SAFCLY
RFGnCfO IHGAMY PtNALTY FEJECnu
SFNAIF ItNTAMVFLY APPROVES TAX PLAN
auC.ls'F'i''jiiC«UNr. HP: PLUE COSS GIVING PKWFS TO fmplOyFES
FIRM wist TO 5ACK BELT USE
TRAFFIC SIGNAL'
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TRAFFIC LIGHT INSTALLED AT INItRSECTION
NG
TRAFFIC LlbHtS ARE INSTALLED
TRAFFIC LUhIS Rtiy^STEO FOR :UL)BETH
PHtiLlC SEES RED 0-. T R A FF I C L IJ. hTS
STUPLIGhT CiiULD prevent AfCIO NTS ,,„„, ,-„tc
CITY MALL C'N'T PLEASE EVERYO'lE WITH STOPLIGHTS „„...-,,
CITY COOnCIL APPRoiES RFZONIN-. FOR SOUTHWEST DURHAM PROJECT
TRAFFIC SIGNS ,.,.,
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
SEE ALSO SYMbOLS
RTAO-SIGN CCNFuS ION
BACK TJ SCHOOL
TRAFFIC vncATia'.s . , ,
SEE ALSO MiT-ANO-OUN OKIVING
SEE ALSO PARKING VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO baoar speed oetection oevices
"L^.^SRlJiS^S^aN^'T'^iljiwLICE.SES IF TICKETS U.PA.D
NE. LAW GIVES N.C. SCOFFLAwS » RUDE SURPRISE
•FAILURE- LAW NO FAILURE
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bhiofc FiCCb HflKF ChAMCL5
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TWO IJeiVER. FINfo FIR PASSIM. OllSfs
I..^ i'L'^,?;'" "="* PPISON TERM FOR TRAFFIC OFfFNSES
NAN ACCUSED UF THYIHO TO RUN 1VF,( POlICFMFn
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THAILS
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TRAILHAYS JUS SrSTft WANTS TO DISCUNTINIrt SrlHF ROUTES
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SFE CUkHAC UNId'] nu'j "TArlUN
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SEE ALSil FAILRnADS, MOOFL
SEE AL in RAILP.JAU^;, U.S.
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PUdLlCAjlU.S AVAILARLF 1H TAKING McTiriNF
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TRANS WORLI' AIHLI.'IES
l:i F\'^?^rN^uf'c'^R"{AF,^"'"" " "™ """^'
TRANSACTORS
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TRANSFOR»'ERS
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TRANSLA TOK^
SfE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE ALiP INTEPPPETE'S
N.C. MAN^S FIRM TRANSLATES FOlEIuN TECHNICAL MANUALS
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til A*tlo NA^nVTI't niutHlnlVjVo'.'u',!'.'"' '"^■'"5"'>nor,
tcl fl-^T ^•^• '2*3° °'' TRA.jSPORTATION
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DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL »ANT ChAN", E S I N I -io
TRAPPERS CRCEK SUjOIVlSIOIl
HllHFoUILOlNr.l RfLATIV^LY LOU |:|T£REST RATES
MAKING HOMES ATTRACTIVE.
TRASH DUMPING
\li tfln i'f???'^'' CULLECTION, DU'HAM
itt ALSO LlTTEw
INCONSISTENT PQLKY ON BRUSH lEMUVAL
TRASH RECYCLING
SEE ALSO GARBAGF
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
SEE ALSO WASTE PECYCLING
IT'S ALL IN THE MINT
TRAUMA UNIT
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GET INVOLVEO
TRIANGLE CIVITAN CLUB PLANS CKRISTM4S AUCTION
NEW CIVITAN OFFICERS
TRIANGLE PARACHUTE INC.
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9/19/83
A
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9/23/83
A
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9/24/13
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9/29/83
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11/24/83
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11/29/B3
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11/30/SJ
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12/02/83
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3ASKEI3ALL CHAMPS
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TRifiiTY MtrHouiir CHUKrH
SFE TPlruTY U'lITtI) METmulST FHJdCH
rSI.NITY PA^K in.j'.HAM, 'LCi
SEE tPlrillY PArfK fltlG:(DORMOno
TKINtTY Park assiciation
SEE ALSO PtSTHKATlOM ANO PRFSCBVATION
SIGN RULE"; URGEn FOP nuPHAM
JPINITY PARK CAPPORT FUFLS COIRT HArrit
■^."If^TJ, r;'?'* i!",'S 5"^'^ "^ STQ'ACE-RnG" 5PAC
JUDGE RllLFj AGAINST INSPECTIR IN SUIT
l'5f,''t;""' '"JCESS. CITY OFFlctALS UPGF
PMOME FRANCHISE U'.'OErf RfVItJ
CIIWITTEt FA<nRS HIKE PATHS
'Si^'I''-Si'<'' PRIPnSALS PEST FTi* GIJIOING PFa'UTS
HnnE SHtET HOSPITAL: WATTS ST. HCt FINPS Npi LIFE
TRINITY PARK nOUSc" TOUP S
SEE JtSC HOUiF TOURS
HOUSE TOuP APRIL K
HOME SwFET H2SPITAL: WATTS ST.
TRINITY PA,(K HOME TlUR SET FQJ
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OCT.
FINOS
16
TRINITY PARK NF IGH^lORHOCn
CITY lONOPtS 70NING ORDINANCE
5£';f>: '■■««D--I5 OPEN FOR TOUR
J"i^I''' PARK CARPORT FUFLS COIRT RATTLE
<E£P OURmai'S GRASS CUT
HEW LIFE rj AN OLO HOUSE
TRINITY UNITED METHOniST CHURCH
SEE ALSO CEThGOISTS
J'^"-*^^; ' STEEPLE; WIDOW'S GIFT TG RESTORE TRINITY'S PROFILF
rsrEFpfrpS^ \i,\sw-'°^' ''"■'"' »" ^'^^
PREPARING FOR FALL MEETING
uS!! ?V25l"r^,"r"^' t!!' ""^"'' '" OURHAM CHURCH work
how ii.'ifs DO changc: liouok a mohal issue
TRIPLETS
SEE ALSO CHILOHEN
TRIPLETS BORN AT DUKE
TROPICAL FORESTS
SEE ALSO FORESTS, INTERNATIONAL
TROPICAL FORESTS GUARDS URGED
TROPICAL STUDIES
SEE 0RGANUATI3N FOR TROPICAL STUDIES
TRCUT
SEE ALSO FISHIhG
TROUT CHANGES HIGHLIGHT LIST OF PROPOSALS
ANNUAL TREK FOR TROUT BEGINS "''JSOl-S
TROUT TIME
PRODUCTION OF TRUUT NOW t6 MILLION BUSINESS IN N.C.
TROUr LIMITS ALTERED; NC W RUL- S AIMED At"iD-SI7E0 FISH
TROUT UNLI'<ITEO
•SHOCKING' PLANS REVEALED FOR ENO
TROY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
f'Fi'cJ?Ssl'0F^V^'lA[°'^'??ci?s'?y^S^ "' "" ^'"""^
PRINCIPAL IS TRANSFERRED
TRCY HOUSE
SEE ALSO PAROLE
OFFENDERS WORK, WIPE OUT RECORDS
TROY STEREO CcfllER
THIEVES HIT STEREO SHOP
TRUANCY
III *!-53 COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE LAW
SEE «LSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
^?,!?!;i;'^'9S'''9'^ I^EY TO PREVENTMG SCHOOL TRUANCY
PpSgRam EYES TRUANC? ""^"^ "*'^ .ilGGEST ATTENDANCE PROBLEM
ATTENDANCE, GRADES IMPROVE AT BROGDEN
TRUCK DRIVERS
SEE ALSO N.C. TRUCK ROADEO I
SEE ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SOME TRUCKERS EXPECT STRIKE
lN?^E3"iI[?t ^*c'.'??B?K?r"' "^ "•'• ""^"""5
SLAYING MAKES TRUCKFRS WARY
hIghSay'^AH^ARe" "^'^"^ "" EFFECTS FROM TRUCKERS' STRIKE
POLICE HAVE NO LEADS IN TRUCK DRIVER'S DEATH
J,*?"?!. ^t!""^9 *"■" SHOOTING AT TRUCKEP IN WILKES COUNTY
,VS="-^'r'Sf,r?"L^5 ili^^% "E STRIKING TRUCKERS "'"-''" l-UUNIY
N.C. TRUCK ORIvER WOUNOFO
TRUCKS IN STATE HIT BY SNIPER'
HIGHWAYS STILL COMBAT ZONE ACIOSS STATE
^2t? '';J""':S ""ED UP to CUR> STRIKE VIuLENCE
l?,^r'^,lli':'^l'^.^"° SHOOTINGS 0--CLIflE IN N.C.
s^3s^HSJ[J^?^s;^rf^s^"^^^g^l^vscNf^" ""^"^
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n.a^^tn'i^^tVi L"f5 HIT 5Y GUNMPE NEAR CRFEOMOOR
9Ht!5? '5."F '"U'^" ^i^« ''DCKY MOUNT
SHOTS HIT IPUCk near rocky HOINT
2'A'l;%Au?,S"Sflf!Sf<°?5i?K"" ""J'^"''" "" "■'■ '*'<;"«««
TRUCK DRIVERS SAY VIOLENCE HU^ T CAUSE
FORCAPHS' WIDOW, LIFT 'WILL -lEVEP
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H 2 3/20/83 0 12 N W60
H 2 ',/03/83 8 12 P N W60
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H 1 7/01/83 B 1 N
H 2 7/15/83 C 3 C N W60
H 2 7/01/83 C
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11/21/83 A 12
11/22/83 A 9
12/07/83 A 10
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H 2 3/25/83 0 1 P F S82
S 2 1/03/83 C 1 N
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JUDGE SIGHS nAhSifiT fTR N.C. IitUCK OKTyrk
T"iCn>i-r8iiL = i- ilT bY SHOT';
STITE EBWOk C»U5£0 SU-E TO GET TICKFrS
No'^neT'lcAU: PtPOnTrD IN <ILLI'.C OF V.C. T^UC< OKIVER DU«!Mf. SI'I«E
TRUC* ■'JDTfS
SEE ALS'"^ nu'MA^ MASTER THOKnuf.H= AH t PLAN
SEE ALSO STa=ETS, auHHAM
T-lOCK <CJTES OESIGNAIED F3B OMVIMC IN IuRmam
TRUCK KCuTES
TRUCK ROUTES
TRUCK ROUTES
TRUCK ROUTES
aCTTER ^AFc THAN SORRY
TOUCK-^OuTE VIOLATnNS GET NO COtVICTIOHS. FINES
CONFUSICN, JuIB^ING NUOOLE TRUCK-ROUTE LAW
TRUCKING IIIDUST.<T
SEE ALSO ACCIOE'lTS. TRUCKS
SFE ALSO AMERICAN TRUCKING ISSOIIATION
SEE ALS'1 TOW ThuCK IkOINA.NCFS
SEE ALSO TRUC< ORIVfRS
SOME TRULKtRi E'PECT STRIKE
PPCTESTS RIMG HOLLOA
OFFICIAL SAYS HIGHER TRUCKING f'ii COULO HuR T PUbLiC
TRACTOR-TRAILERS HELJ NOT PAYIN''. FAIR SHARE ON ROADS
MDU^E V^TES TO STUDY HOV ING JFFICES
HUNT FEARS TIG TRUCKS HAY CR£»TE N.C.
NOT MANY "TWINS' EXPECTED IN <.C.
HUNT HANTS STUDY ON TWIN TRAILERS
OFFICIALS JHESTUN TrflN-TRuCK RULING
Charlotte man may get post
trucking industry, rfgulations
CCISTITUTIONAL JMENOMFNTS MFa'uR: PRaISFO
TalN-TRA ILERS ROUTING PLAN I£ CRITICI?ED
aiLL PRrPOSFS COMPLIANCE WITH FE3FRAL TRUCK RULES
aILL RE''.ULATING TRUCK WEIGHTS ADVANCES IN HOuSc
GCVEkNMENT TRUCKS TO FACE hBI'.hT FINES ^ ,
GCyERNHENT-OwNED TRUCKS TO FACE FINES FCR WEIGHT
TRUCKING R<-GUL«TICNS ,., _
SEE TRUCKING INDUSTRY, REGULATn-lS
TRUCKS , ,
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO HIJACKING. TRUCKS
Two TRUCK TRAILERS 3URN
TwlH-TR«ILc»S ROUTING PLAN IS CRITICIZED
HUNT FEAkS !IG trucks MAY CREWE N.C. ROAD HAZARD
NOT MANY -TWINS' EXPECTED IN i.C
HUNT WAf.TS ':ruDY CN THIN TRAILERS
OFFICIALS .UESTIUN T«IN-TRUC< RULING
LEGISLATORS ADDRESS TAXES. TRJCKS , ,. , , ,^^
STUPY PLANNED CN STATE'S POLICY OF RE'lTING HOUSES
U.S. wITHOkAwS order on thin-trailer TRUCKS
GOVERNOR'S CJNCEkn LATE
BOARD OPPOSES TANOE- TRAILERS IN CHAPEL HiLL
CHAPEL MILL TOWV COUNCIL HAY OPPUSE T WIN- TR A I L£RS
sInItf Cks'mll'tO let MfcRLHA.'TS RAISE INTEREST
TRUCK TFSTi URGED . _
".^£.YJhvV'kln^^l^'l^ioV^r.uuo^. fee
?li?°NlfllLfS^2l£iipi?TED TO 3EC0ME CC-<MON SIGHT
TRUCKS. PROPERTY TAXfS
SFfc ALS'' AUTJS, PRuPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE Taxes
SEt ALSO PKOP'kTy taxes. N.C.
APPEALS COu»T UPhOLOS N.C. TRiCK TAX METhOD
N.C. TRUCK TAX UPHELD UY COURT
"'""llo^SlLITARY TRUCKS FOUND LEFT I< SURF
|pTcJ.''c[Ar,DRT^S29?S5a STU.tN FROM hFNOERSO. FIR-
TRUCK STuLcN
'""'"avIry'tii RLClIvE 'TRUTH SE <UM' TEST
DRUG FAILS TO hFLP AVERY
IKYUN PALACE
|H£ T^YPN^ akF Rack MOMf
TuCkER cJRuThEKS CONSTRUCTION CO.
elO-RIGCING CHARGE FILEP
'""""LLuis.uRG REVISITEP AT DUR.
ThEAIFR opening is very SoECU
symphony poaro ready fot co'lct
VOLUMEfRS CALL uUT FOR F'STIu
HUSiU< GALA IS JUST AROUND TM
NFw LHAIR'I.N TAKiS RlINS of b^
•Sail into SPRING' WITH FASHI'
ACaOE-Y AUCTION IS Fun, sucCE:
PARCnIS' support IS tSSfNTIAL
catholic OAUGHTfKS PLAN FASHI I
JAYCEfS OFFER tNT=-(TAlN-ENT Tl
AjCTPN ANj COCKUIL PARTY rti
HOSPITAL Throws party for a s^
N.C. "uStUM OPENING WAS A STYl
SYMPhTNY, SAVOYARDS HOST COLD'
jAYCtrs Gwr r.uESTs a full 'Ei'
VISITORS CcNIfR HOSTS INTFHNAT
FESTIVITIES ON SATURDAY MARK '
SERVICE league members mqoel f
ACTIVITIES PlANNEO for TLOtR «
NEw YORK MjOEL KEEPS TIES »lT-<
ASSOCIATION RISES TO TmF OCCAS
PakTyGOEkS toast TmF dance Ft'
FESTIVAL'S ChaPFl hIlL NIGhT •
DANCE FESTIVAL GETS 11 1 G RAL^l"
PLANNING BEGINS FOR NEW YWCA '
LAKE HYCu PARTY HONORS ROXEOR)
TRIANGLE CIVITAN CLJu PLANS C(
HONEYMOON TOUR LEO TO WHITE H^
NEWLYWEPS TAKE TO SKY AFIFR Wr
ELPIt KNIGnl FEELS IT'S 'GREAT
LARissA sackett is off for new
AM CaTiiERINC
L event
PT
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r IRNFR
LL SOCIETY
N .HOW
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N SHOW
RAISF RtSTOKATIQN FUNDS
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I S.I EVlNINC
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ENING OF FNTf RTaINmENT'
lONAL DAY GALA
tagwille ntoKATioN
aShIOnS at IR.JI.CH
mfrican? MjurH
OuRhAM mOHF
ION WITH FASHION ShOw
TIVAL AT POKE
AS "^10 Turnout
H AUDIENCE
ROGRAM
'WNISTFR, WIFf
RISTmaS auction
USE VISIT
DOINGS SATuRuAY
' ID CELERkATF lOOTH flIRTHOAY
YORK, JORDAN
DATE
2/l';/R3
2/16/13
2/|ii/S3
2/28/»3
3/0A/B3
3/10/33
l/09/»3
i/oa/93
1/10/33
1/11/33
I/I2/R3
5/D9/R3
12/17/83
12/27/83
PG L P PYL
9
12
2?
1
13
N
E
N <90
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l/D7/»3
A
6
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1/29/P3
A
A
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2
2/14/R3
c
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H
2
3/03/93
A
12
N
H
2
J/2'./("3
A
9
N
S
2
<./06/83
A
1
1
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2
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A
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H
H
2
4/07/93
A
19 P N
s
2
<,/07/93
c
7
N
H
2
10/18/93
A
14
N
H
2
3/17/93
A
6
N
H
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<./01/l'3
A
1 I
N
H
2
6/04/93
A
3
N
H
2
6/28/"3
A
11
N
s
2
12/21/93
c
19
N
H
2
12/22/83
c
11
N
3/17/B3 6
4/01/93 A
4/06/93 A
4/04/93 A
4/07/83 A
4/07/83 C
4/12/93 ?
4/16/R3 A
4/19/83 A
4/20/83 A
5/04/83 3
5/04/83 A
5/09/93 A
5/18/93 A
5/21/83 B
6/17/83 A
7/09/93 A
9/17/83 A
12/14/°3 A
12/14/93 A
N
11
N
N
N
15 P N
N
N 046
12
N
N
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N W3&
N
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N
N
N
N
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S 2 12/21/93 A 1
H 2 12/22/83 C 11
H 1 5/10/83 B 1
H 1 6/02/93 H 1
H I 6/l«/93 P I
S 2 10/05/83 A 13
3/23/93 F
5/26/83 A
H 2 7/24/93 0 8 P P
H 1 6/01/93 e 1
1/04/83
1/11/93
1/18/93
1/25/93
2/01/93
2/08/83
2/15/93
2/22/R3
3/01/93
3/08/83
3/22/93
3/29/93
4/05/91
4/12/93
4/19/93
4/26/93
5/03/93
5/10/93
5/17/93
5/24/83
5/31/93
6/07/83
6/14/93
6/21/93
6/2»/93
7/09/93
7/12/93
7/19/83
7/26/93
3/02/93
8/09/R3
a/ 16/9 3
MONrriLr/ANN
l/Ol/ul -
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1/17/8",
a2SIl?t '^;5' 'PC! 5H0J BRINGS I'l YOUNG AuniF'irE
BENEFIT ATT'iArrs ra.Tjo in rux=s, TE»i;iis shJfs
?sl.,, ,''" fCITEH-Nr SUH^,TU-10 ;invIE PRLMIFKF
?yS^'^ ACAui-MY ALUMNI reminis:e about ihe past'
SyMPHONY CjHIITTiE PLANS FUS =aPS CONrEST
;iL^yM.I'',''""'*'^""5LY BECAME iN^lliL AfFAl.).
cApA^J/rJi'^M'^^'fJ'''' JOURNAL OUT THIS «EEK
OALA KICKS ll-F TuUR
?2iffri '^5'^i "C'fS ORGANUATIO-I p.inuo
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lAfr,2o*PL?J5„''"^'"E. AS WAS C-Rr.inLOMF,*
SARDER CREETcO HIS QUESTS htAMMG HOLIDAY STUCKI.'IG
TUG-OF-HAK
SEE ALSn CA1ES
TlJj OF MAR IN A JtlHNCQUR
HEAVt...hL)!
TUITION TAX CRFJIT5
SEE TAX CREDITS
TUMSU
fnR"tO AFS STUDENT RfcTURNS TO TUNISIA
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TURiri SHRGUO
SEc SHROUD OF TURIN
turkey irepuelic af i
Turkey: a forgotten ally
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•HEN
FOLK
COUP
HUSF
TURK
STAT
SAFE
TURNFR-WHITE CASKET CO.
FIRE DESTROYS STRUCTURE
SJ POULTRY INDUSTRY
50 WILD TURKiYS
s'SrSSnd'heReI^It'S f«s\'=f 52»"-f«5 KEEP MUSEUM STAFF GIGGLING
1ET TURKlY rose HINNE^ FU! INNOVATIVE RALEIGH CDDK
UM'S TURKEYS RECEIVF S PFCl AL HOL I OA Y TR EA TMENT
EY LtFTOVFRS ARE FAVORITES OF FAMILIES
E'i TURKEY INDUSTRY BEGAN AROUND I91u
TURNER'S SYN0RO.1C
"L^lf'SA^'ISR'^J^^MYNSli^gE^'"'' '" """=" '''SEASESl
TURNKEY III
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
50 TURNKEY HOMES ARE SOLO
TuTUPING PROGRAMS
Hi JI-12 S";!''^'- HILL/CARRIIORO SIHOOLS, TUTORING PROGRAM
III ALSO uuteracy"^" ""°0'-5- TuroRiNG programs
SEE ALSO READING
BLACK CROUPS
G PROGRAM
GROUPS' SCNO.JL lOFA EARNS MIX-0 REVIEW
jyioRiAL EairriRiAL 'incorrect'
?nf^fi'5."'^'^"5SlNG school TuruR PLAN
COUPERaTION wnuLO HELP COUNTY TUrORIAL PROGRAM
2^SyI*,.5y? = ?""-N"ENT RfOUEST NKFU
•^'jnt PARENTS COULD TUTOR AFTCR SCHOOL
OXFORD MANOR PROJECT GETS TUTTRING PROGRAM
Tutors
tutor prqjtct is expanding
LEARNING AFTER SCHOOL! UNC TUTORS HELPING OUT CHAPFL H I LL-CARRP,ORO.
rwENTlFTH CENIUkY
ENO uF ThF century
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
FHRfCASTtR SAYS JOB NEEDS IN FUTURL HILL RE DIFFcRENT
Twilight zone: the movif ifilmi
OF 'Twilight,' seouels, tfmpf)atuoes and critics
TWIN LAKES CFNTER IRETIREHFNT CGMMINITYI
flJ?J,'^?*5E uF Twin lakes to ie completfd in aug.
RcTIRFMFNT HOME CHALLENGES TA< LAW '■'='" '^ 'O'"
tax fcxemption of retirement himes probed
Twin stsfams educational center
let 'em eat cake and 'cue
TWINS
SEE ALSO ChILHREN
SEE ALSO INFANTS
III a\4S 1?IS?^e"}S?S^ '""" '"OC.ATtON
TlilVokSyll'eh ly^n^f^To^Hjlll '"^' "IRxor-image twins
T«0-njLLAR BILLS
see currency
Two-income family
two-career FAMILIES: MUST IT >E EITHER-0R7
WHO CLIMBS THE CORPORATE LADDER?
Two MOON POND I BOOK 1
•TAR HEEL WALDEN' OFFERS HYMN WRITTEN BY SKEPTIC
TYLENOL
SEE ALSO DRUGS
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7/07/83
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H 7 10/15/93 A 1 3
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PAGE 712
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N.C. CCIHSU<FRS CHECK IHG P^cnuTTS "OSE CLJSEUV
ITPtWRITEK5
typemsiie' control
TYRANNY
SEE ALST DirriTOfiS
THE PJPULAA TYRANT
U-2 SPY PLANES
SEE AIRPLANES
SEc SPKS
"°' ^^^N"V?iicT?^"h?'':;Sr%^2"BUtLMNC ..ay start SnON
9AKFR IS NEW TmAIDMAN Of UQI TIBECTO-IS
STEWART EYtS COUNCIL SEAT
STEWART SEEKING COUNCIL StAT
rwj BIO IN L3AN F'JNO
FIR- -AY GET CONTRACT Tn RUM HAYTI LOAN fUNQ
OURHAH DEVELOPMENT JrOUP GETS FEQSRAL GRANT
UOI CORP. GfTS 1275, one GRANT
COHPaNY SEEKS TO BREAK AWAY F'-C^ UOI
HITSU'ilSMl EXECUTIVES IN OURHIM
^"'see'^lso'reSc-^Ch and develop-e^-t parks ^ ^^ ^^^^
Co'sIPUCnUN OF unl PARK BUILT ING MAY START SOON
SPEC ALlY G'S PLANT MAY BE RUUT IN JOI PAiK
Fll- TO SEcK riuSHAM APPROVAL =0H BONDS TG ''"l' ,^2' mc cf^o cf A T I nN^
OUi^HA" MITSU6ISH1 PLANT HOPES TO FOSTER U.S.- JAPaNE SE RELATIONS
"^ ^ VANCt HALTS U.S. 1 rflDENEO
US is-soi
S=E IS-SOl BYPASS
"^ ^'s»OKt CCVFR5 Hir.HHAY; 9 INJURi-O IN ACCIDENTS
S-OKE 3LAMtD FGP ACCIDENTS
HUNT, kCOB TJ meet
U.S. 17 UPGRADING OISCuSSEO
'' 'VaS'rvIew 'hYD£NTs"F;jRn"s'0PPaSITI0N 10 REZONING PLAN
PAIR JESCUE' ACCIDENT VICTI"
RFSURFACING PLANI.fD FOR PART IF U.J. 70
iet» GETS C'lNTRACT . ,
PROPOSAL IS DRAFTED TO EXTEND ScwFR
ROAO REPAIR'. NEfUFO
"^ SEE ALSO HICrl-AY CONSTRUCTION
Iff ALSO N.C. deht. of transportation
see aCsi -'.c. ica-ispd^tation improvement proc»am
U.S. SUl WdKK TC PICK UP , ^
U.S. lol EAPANSION WORK ON SCItOulE
ROUND AND KECTiNGULAH VIEWS
"^* 'manipulation of NEWS NOT FREEIU" OF PRESS
"^"''plRKlNG''Lo'rCIPEPATnh AT AlRPr^RT -GOING -FLL ■
U5S MONITOR
SEE ALSO
DIVE P
RECOVf
OIvEtS
SCIENT
AFTER
OIVERS
DIVERS
aruCH
WAVES
DIVERS
AIR BA
e<PFOI
UNDERw
OCEAN
EXPEDI
•MQNI T
DIVERS
Goao "
F-ILKS
ANCHOR
SCIENT
■ilSs'€r?S^S?'?li?p"-A"N"'iSri?TOR exPEOITION GOAL
WILL TRY TO BRING UP MONITO"" PARTS
ISTS Tj SauINT AT "MCNITOR*
lOUGH SEARCH, OIVERS FI>ID '"O.NITuB'
LOCATE MONITOR ANCHOR
PRFPARE TO LIFT MONITOR'S ANCHOR
SEAS nElAY ANCHOR RETRPVAL
OELAY RfCOV=RY OF ANCHO'
HAUL ANCHOR OF MONITOR FROM Sc A
G FAILS TO RAISE IROHCL'O'S ANCHOR
TIGN NEARLY LOSES MONITTR ANCHOR IN
lAlER ARCHAEOLOGY
KFEPS IBONCLAO'S ANCHOR
TIU-1 GETS EXTRA DAY
OR' OIVFRS TD MAKE LAST TRY
FINALLY PULL ANChC" OF
RIEF; IT'S JIMMY tlOFFA!
AROUND HERE: WITH THE Hi ST JR I C CROwO
FROM 'MONITOR' IS SUHM'^RGEO l:i BATH
ISTS REMOVING CORROSION FROM ANCHOR
MISHAP
'MONITOR" FROM OCEAN
"" "IJtTleIhIP WORTH THE RISK
"^' •"/?/7H^E^??hJuGHT= THIS WEEK'S
NAVAL 'WARS* JUST DHA^A
DOCTOR sIySbJanS DIET IS NOT GOOD FOR ULCERS
S°.t-ien'ts^will%'enef't from gr at ulcer war ^^ ^.
vnuNC PEOPLE WITH ULCERS SHOWING ORAMAIIC INCREASE
iLA?0 INC.: UO-YEAR-OLO ORUG FIRM MOVES U. S . hFAOOUaR
CICAkETTES-OKiNG REVERSES PEltFITS 3F TAGAMET
TCMPjaATuRc MILK lUHL MI LK I
ULTRA HIGH
'"\0-R'EFRIG£PAr|nN' MILK BEING SOLO
;!2:;:%!L"i^"o5l^? ^ikSES?^ipE'[?'!l remedy for declining SALES
"'■'"pilot of'-Sltralight »i'<'''-'';f '5 '"J'J'EO
i;iiuv^TL'^AJ?2J=cfA^i%F':irT2i^^Hf^-""^'"
irAR^^-^^Ss'yaH'iU^^i'R ?'r'e210ED ULTRALIGHT CRASH
ULTRASOUND ImaGI'IO ,,,,,
SEE ALSO AMNIOCENTESIS ,^ ,^ ^,..r
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
UNC RFSEABCHtRS SOUNDING OUT :aT
ULTRASOUND USF n£=ATED
ULTRASOUND TESTS ARE NOTHING NEW
Y TRIP IN N.C.
P 0 DATE
M 1 1/07/83 B 1
H ? 5/J2/R3 A A
H 2 <,/16/P3 A 4
S I T
L L Y
C PG L P PYL
TERS TO TRIANGLE
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l/2'./F3
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N
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S 2
4/0<)/'i3
A
P N
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5/07/n3
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N
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5/07/93
A
N
S 2
8/10/93
C
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K'30
5 2
9/0<5/R3
C
N
K")0
5 2
10/05/83
A
N
H 2
10/Of./P3
11
N
H ?
10/29/53
C 5 N
H 2
12/18/93
C 10 N
CI
S 2
1/2A/81
A
N
SB3
S 2
2/1A/83
A
N
M23
S 2
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A
N
M2 3
S 2
11/05/93
A
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a/Ul/93
A
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3/02/83
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9/12/93
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1
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2
9/16/83
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3/08/83
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1
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3/08/83
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2
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3/13/93
A
8
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9/13/B3
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15
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2
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1
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2
12/09/83
A
A
1 4/20/83 II 1
1 9/05/83 a I
2 9/Q8/B3 f 1
P P T37
H 2 12/16/83 « ■• F
H 1 10/12/83 8 1 N H60
7/31/93 A
9/19/83 C
9/19/93 A
rl/21/93 B
a/2V83 0
8/22/83 A
a/23/93 A
9/23/B3 A
3/2A/9J A
9/2A/83 A
a/25/B3 A
a/25/83 A
a/26/93 A
3/26/8 3 A
.J/26/93 C
9/29/83 A
a/30/93 A
8/30/83 A
9/01/83 U
9/03/93 A
9/12/83 9
5 2 1/12/93 A <,
O/03/93 0 6 P N
6/29/83 A A F
1/05/83
2/2A/93
3/02/93
9/03/83
3/30/83
9/0A/83
12/23/83
I \
1
16
1
in
10
H 2 1/23/83 A 6
S 2 1/29/83 C 6
H I 2/12/83 C 1
H I
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
<,/19/93 b 1
5/08/63 A 20
7/03/83 C 1
8/10/83 0 A
9/16/93 B A
H 2 3/03/83 9 2
S 2 A/07/83 C I
S ? A/09/83 A A
N J56
F LAI
N 830
C M23
L'/ANIUiL
INDEX
12/31/BJ
s u n J E c r s
P»GE 71J
'CGNFuSItJG' MFAOLIN^ UNFAIR T") in Ta4-niiKin
PROF HONURcO FOR RESeARCH Ifi JL^R1S0U^D
UneRELLAS '
GET TM6H IIMPRELLAS!
UMPIRES
SEE A1.S0 SPORTS. IFFICIALS
™s-\Jv?!S-!^^vsR)i;;sMi?s\sfTv"??iSAn^^,/«^'°^^'
CAROLINA LEAi,UE UMPIRES' FIRING A FIRGOTTEN ISSUE?
UMSTEaO hospital
SEE JOHN e. uMsTEsa hospital
UMSTEAO STATE PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
HAN RESCUED AFTFR INJURY IM STATE PARK
UMSTEAO yuuth center
UNDERCOVER ACEHTS
iff rnlT,,r.V.', 5S£^JL;?2'^5S^^Tr"^'"^" '"--^^
He spir"' "•^" ""oekcover ag-.'us
UNOERGROU.vn ECONOMY
SEE ALSO FUSIdESSfS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
THERE'S NOTHING WSQNG WITH HO^KINf; AT HOME
UNOERhATFR completion TEAM INC. I N" W IPERA. lA I
ARANOONEO TREASURE SAID FOuio IM SH tPHRECl! ' OF F TAR HEEL COAST
UNDERWATER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ARTIFICIAL GILLS
SEE ALSO HYPERbAPIC CHAMBFR
SEE ALSO MARINE blQLOGY
DUKE.'^'{,i%H."^l; Kl-PyflRit^r"'"' °''''"'' "''""^' '"'' ^«" OXYGEN.
DUKE RtSEAfcCHEKS EXCEL
J?J!c!rlf,'- Ji,'-'-^ "'^ "»"E REC'EATIONAL USE
ARTIFICIAL GILL MAY LEAD TO U'lUFSUATFR PflUFR
MARINE RESEARCHER TO STUDY CUL FSTkEAM
UNEMPLOYMENT, 'LACKS
SEE ALSO ELACKS, N.r.
SEE ALSO "■LACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, U.S.
ENGINEEf ING, JOBS LINKED
UNEMPLOYMENT, OuPmAM
Hi !!-5C fUSINESSCS. DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
DURHAM RANKS LOW IN UNEMPLOYH: NT
:;sgfEsY^A^^\?r'i5i'ji •r?■°«BL^^N ourham
DURHAM JOPlCSS rate at <,.«»
TRIANGLE ARCA POSTS LOWEST JfllLISS RATES
HELP AVAILABLF FOR OLDER JuSl- SS WORK FR S
SURVEY PREDICTS INCREASE I N DJRHAM SI R uIgS CUTS
UNEMPLOYMfNT UP, auT HEHA NS^MONC LOWEST
" tljf.l-f U'JfJPl.nYMENT LOWEST N UNITeS IrATFS
'"I'NGLE'S FED. UNEMPLDYHFNT lATt LOWEST IN N A 11 ON
^pULD THAT JJS RANKING COULD "E iHARED BY ALL
DURHAM, ORANGE KEEP LOWEST JO < LESS F I GUR£ S
N"?iDT?;?f3E\?r3ArGETH^pL<*^^""«"'^
tNft£?^!il^5^.K's%lAffi?^JviJt?" "^^^"^= '«''^'"
'i%Z\'iZl^\ 's^^'JoS^T^iS^loi^ "'*^^^^ "^'
A MAGNET FOR THE JOBLESS
5n^;Eis'^:'Tl^r,iS\'oIiEs! '""'°'"^ '"'■"'"' '"'"'^■'
park: insur«nce on our future
•NOUVfAUX pour- seeking out UJR'IAM
?»T5?Lrj%'!;fF^?%^J?|s»?ffL\Vii^ ^^-"^ ■', STATE
s|;?5^s^i?^f.r,rf^fAr,!rE"'^"°°-
DURHAM, CRANJF JOBLESS RATES ^ GW
SVlniTrC'PSS I? "UKfH LOWEST IN JOBLESSNESS
5E\"?/i;M^'S?"D'?;S-KS?uR*SjM"riu"N?;°"^ ^"^^"^
CKS^:-'^^;.^^L'ls^\'irr^i!J"' "0"^ '« ^"«"' ■" N.C.
K!2''l^Jt!?fs iTu^lVllf ""'' "' "'""^"LT TO FILL
jsstuf ".Vco.m^'ni Sc?j.i^ """"" ""^'^
DURHAM UNEMPLOYMENT REMAINS LIW
UNEMPLOYMENT RISES SLIGHTLY bJT STILL AMONG LOWEST
UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO Employment, n.c.
^'!r,;!-^3,ft"'t"'''''''f SECURITY rOHMISSION
JOBLcSS RATE LOWER THAN IN •li.-iV
l'^9''°'^.X,"i ""SIN -CGULO BE li=TTER'
?;9? = J9°'-fSS RATE DIPS TO 9 p-RCtNT LAST MONTH
Ie-eI 5obTis^^?rt?rAr.G\'i °""°^ '" 'MJc^a?'"
1HL""*'"''-E — * STATE OF PROSPERITY
AT. TJXhur.rr.T'.^j",''^^\iitif,? '"'^""o growth policy'
?sf:..i^f^'"'!;9''''E"'f '0 °CT. in ianOary
j"^L'rs^%,1X^* '""' '°^''' ■'^^^"5 RATES
5IliiJt.Y!;i^?'L^ ,5;j.*i^i!;%T'" ''"' """
HUNT SAYS N.C. JOBLESS RATE WAS 10.2 PERCENT IN FEBRUARY
S I
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C PG L
'■/21/53 A 4
6/lVn3 (! 1
ti/^9/^i c la
10/£0/fl3 b 1
H 2 i/10/n3 A
H 2 6/03/B3 B
s 2 a/c/ai B
S 2 8/11/83 B
2 P N M71
2 N P5S
3 N P5S
H 2 6/25/83 B H
2/12/R3
5/02/93
8/30/83
10/25/83
N F30
N
N H60
N
H 2 1/12/83 A A E
H 2 10/22/83 A 5 N
lO/OA/aj
1 l/O'J/83
11/10/83
lI/l',/8 3
ll/l-i/BS
1 1/17/83
H 2 12/07/93 3 1
H 2 12/31/93 A in
S 2 10/26/63 C
S 2
1/01/93 C
N E05
H 2
1/22/93 A
L
S 2
1/27/93 A
N S93
H 2
1/28/83 C
N
S ?
2/17/83 A
N
S 2
2/23/83 C
N S83
H 2
2/24/93 C
N
S 2
3/01/83 A
N 583
H 2
3/02/83 A
N
S 2
3/12/H3 A
N 593
H 2
3/21./83 A
N
H 2
3/30/83 C
N L41
S 2
',/13/83 A
N sa3
H 2
"i/H/IS a
N
S 2
"i/U/BJ A
E
S 2
',/29/93 A
N S93
H 2
<./2'l/B3 D
r N
5 2
5/13/83 C
N M2 3
H 2
5/2 7/93 A
N 191
S
5/27/93 C
N L 39
H 2
5/29/83 C
1
• N L41
H 2
6/03/83 A
1 1
N
H 2
6/0>'/R3 A
E
H
6/15/13 A
N
S
6/15/83 C
N
H 2
6/22/93 A
c
H 2
6/2<./93 b
t'l W24
S 2
6/2<)/83 A
N T32
H .
6/30/83 B
1 C
N Li,l
s
7/28/93 C
N T 32
H
7/2''/8i 9
N
S 2
a/26/93 A
N T32
H 2
9/27/83 C
N
M 2
1/25/93 0
n
N L^l
H 2
t/}n/l\i a
N
5 2
11/01/93 A
N C60
? '
11/1)2/93 A
M
S 2
11/16/93 A
N C60
5 ?
11/23/93 A
N
S 2
,1/29/93 A
N C60
H 2
11/30/93 C
N
S 2
2/28/93 C
N C60
H 2
2/29/93 0
N
l/in/93
1/11/93
1/25/93
1/26/83
1/29/93
2/02/83
2/09/93
2/1 3/83
2/13/83
2/25/93
2/26/83
3/02/93
3/07/83
3/10/93
3/2"./93
3/25/93
NOflTrtLr/AN
INDEX
PAGF TH
jnSlLESS RATfS ST4Y LJW IN DURl
QUiUCF 4GAJN POSTS LOMESI JOBL
STATE EXPECTS 430 MILLION FfO'
SHKC PSasO.M I'lOilSTBIES SaV THI
N.C. JOBLESS RATE u»GPS
N.C. JQFLF5S RATE 9.9 PC T . IN
10.000 PLACcO in JO^S DURING t
N.C. J'jOLESS "ATE FAlLS TO 3.7
N.C.'S UNFMPLOY'^ENT FALLS
Til ANGLE JO^L'SS RATE LflHEST I
UNEHPLOyMFj.r AGAIN DECLINES M
COACH dPUSTS MIRING PROGRAM
N.C. JOPLfSS RATE JSaPS TO 3 .<
N.C. JJPLESS RATE DECLINES IN
TRIANGLE JO"LFSS RATES STILL '.
N.C. JDPLESS RATE RISES SLIGHT
STATE'S JOBLESS RATE WAS 8.5 '
MOW AREA COUNTIES FARED
JUNE JOPLESS rate DTV.N IN N.C.
SALFS HiKESt JOnL!=SS DIP PACE
N.C. UNEMPLCYMENT RATE RISES T
N.C. JOPLESS RATE IN JULY WAS
DURHAM DROPS TO FOURTH LOWEST
JOBLESS RATFS REPORTEO UP IN i
AN ADMIRaUlF RESPONSE
N.C. JOBLESS RATE DIPS
N.C. JOPLESS RATE DECLINES TO
UNEMPLOYMENT DIPS IN DURHAM CT
N.C. JOBLESS RATE LO.iEST SINC;
JOBLESS RATE FALLS FOR SECOND
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE DECLINES;
FRANKLIN COUNTY FACES HIGHER )
JOBLESS RATE INCREASES C.5% I'l
JOaLESS FIGURES UP FOR nCT03t3
TIGHT ECONO'lY SLOWS VETERANS J
JOB LOSSES OtCLINE
N.C. JOeLESS RATE UP O.H
OFFICIALS: 'USE IN JOPLESSNESS
ESC TO rPEN hILLSIOROUGm OFF IC
UNEMPLOYMENT RISES SLIGHTLY dl
OPANCF
RATE
DER4L JjeS HILL
LOJKING UP
Ch
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X
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7 OTHER STATES
ANGLE RECOVERY
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OUNTIES
7.9t
UNTY
i\
MONTH IN ROW
AMONG THE LOWEST IN 'I.C.
OBLFSS RATE
DURHAM COUNTY
OfiS PROGRAM
WON'T INDICATE WEAK ECONOMY
E Tn AID CONE WORKERS
T STILL AMONG LOWEST
UNEHPLOY'*L^.T, ORANGE COU^ITY
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COU'I TY
DURHAM ANP IKANGE CTUNTIES S E" J3BLF5S HIP
JOBLESS RATFS STAY LUW IN DUR-IA'1, ORANGE
OBANGf AGAIN POSTS LOWEST JOBLESS RATE
DURHAM, ORAriGE KEEP LOWEST JOILESS FIGURES
UNEMPLOYMENT DIPS IJ ORANGE AS 0 OUKHAM
DURHAM/rHANGE JOBLESS RATFS STILL LO'JEST IN STATE
TRIANGLE JOBLESS RATES REMAIN LOW
DURHAM, URaNGF JOBLESS BATES LOW
JOBLESS WATF HOLDS STEADY AT ', . ? PERCENT
ORANGE CUUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT STATE'S LOWEST
SPECIAL OFFICE TO HELP WORkFR' FIND NEW JOBS
JOB-FINDING ASSISTANCE IS TAX MONFY WELL SPENT
THEY PREPARE FOR FUTURE: PROG)' AM TO HELP faSE TEXTILE JOB LOSS WOES
ABOUT iOO CONE MILLS WORKERS ».<€ IN PROGRAM
DURHAM, layoffs
U.S., LAYOFFS
UNEMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO ""uSriESSrs
SEE ALS'? BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, u . ■. .
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
ROOSEVtLT PPOGRAMS: SOLUTIONS OR CAUSFS?
ECONOMISTS: JoeLLSS STATISTIC. FAIL TO SHOW "WORKING PUOR'
THE J.^dS HILL COMPROMISF ICARTJONI
DESPITE UPAIN, JOPLESS FU'lO CALLED STRONG
UPBEAT FEELINGS ABOUT WORK
JOBS PROGRAMS A 'CRUEL HOAX'
TfllANGLF UNCIPLOYMENT LOwCST IN UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE AID PLAN MISGUIOEO A-l 0 UNFAIR
■NOUV'AUX POUR" SEEKING OUT DJRHAM
TEXTILE JOBS MAY DECLINE
LABOR DAY IS TIME FOR RFCOGN II I ON . . .
A MISSION OF SPIRIT
UNEMPLOYMENT, YJUTH
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMtNT, YUUTH
ONE SEN5IliL'= STEP TO ATTACK JlbLESSNESS
MINIMUM WA„' Cut FUR TEFN-AGE'i UEliATEO IN N.C.
LOW WAGE FOR TEFNS DERATED
COACH BOOSTS HIRING PROGRAM
YOUTH SUBMINIMUM WAGE IS AN PEA WORTH PURSUING
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
SEE ALSO WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION
INcXCUSAbLt JASTE , ,
EXTENDED HENFFITS TO AID SOME TAR HEELS
JOBLESS CAN GFT EXTRA PAY
BFCORI JOPLESS BENEFITS PAID
DESPITE URAIN, JOBLESS FUND CALLED STRONG
JOBLcSS FONT
FEWER IJNtMPLOYHFNT BENEFITS U-GED
BOTH CARULINAS TAXING UNEMPLOYMfNT BENEFITS
COMMITTFE APPRuVES 3ILL TD HELP N.C. JOBLESS BENEFITS PROGRAM
SlATd SENATE APPROVES PLAN LIMITING jFSSIOfiS
H-.USE TABLES PILL TO ALLOW DO". S IN HOTUSi MuTLLi
WORKER'S BENEFITS RULING UPHtLO
COMPENSATIO'l PLEA REJECTED
UNEMPLOYMENT CHECKS STALLED '
UNEMPLJYMtNT riSUrvANCE
SF£ ALSl WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION
MORE JOPL^'SS BENEFITS AVAILAB, E IN DURHAM
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE CHANGES BEING SOUGHT
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PRilPOSVL DRAWS CRITICISM
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCC HILL HIT .iY LABOR LEADER
HOUSE OKS UNCMPLOYMENT BILL
EXTENDED JU3LFSS BENEFITS ENUI Ni"
HOUSE PASSES UNEMPLOYMENT INSIKANCE BILL
UNEMPLUYMENT BILL ENACTED
UNICYCLE
SEE ALSO eiCYTLFS
UNICYCLE MARATHON TO AID GRANVILLE CENTFR
'"""'I'JillWG^Trifu^S'llJSTINGS RT PORTED IN 12 N.C. CITIES IN IRB2
N.C. MAN STILL INVESTIGATING J FO REPORT' AFTER 39 YEARi
COURSE Examines aspects, of uft s
UNIFICAT ION Church
unification church 'lEGINS CAM^AIjNo
UNIFICATION CHURCH BEGINS N.C. CRUSAUE
UNIFICATION CHURCH PLANS N.C. CENTER
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CHAPEL HILL DRIVEB IN UMIFQBM
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UNION CArtdiriL Ul nuILO LANUFILL FOR SCBAP hAITFRIES
UNION fOUNIY
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SEE STHUFS. M.C.
SEE TEACHER UNIONS
SEE lEAMSTEBb UNION
SEE rOBACCD .;TBKEBS I'lTf ^NAT lONJ L
SEE UNITED Farm l.nRKERS UNION
SEE UNITEO ounaER WORKERS UNION
SEE U.S. ntPT. OF LABOR
SEE UNITED STfELhORKERS OF AMFkICA
UNIONS, OURmAM
SFE ALSO STRIKES, OURHAM
AMERICAN TOMCCO WORKERS PK THR'E-YEAR CONTRACT
AMERICAN HOi'KFRS OK PACT
ABC eiAPu, UNION COLLIDE AT MFETINU
APC BHARO rtON'T MEET UNION OE'lANDS
»ORKE»S GET J-YFAR Pact
'f!?.'i'r^'''} jr-''^^ '0 ""EH 3-YeAB u-ilON CONTRACT
UNION ELECTION SET AT METHODIST HOME
UNIONS, N.r.
SEE ALSO PaKERY. CONFECTIONARY AND TomCCO WORkFKS UNION
LOW UNION RANKING AN ASSET FOl HUB STATE """""^ urtlUN
EASTERN MACHINISTS AT SOU VOT= ON CONTRACT
UNION RATIFIES STEVENS CONTRA'T
TEAMSTERS MAY CHALLENGE 4NTI-)NI0N VOTE
UNIONS HOPING TO RESTORE MEMB' RSHIP LOSSES IN N.C.
J. P. iTFVENS CO., UNION SEITLt LA»UR STRIFE SUITS
UNIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO UMTro STEELJURKFR5 OF AMrRICA
^:^%. V!?'^? '^EMaCRSMlP SHRINKMG ICARTOON]
-HO AiriHE^HfASY^BJlC^?*""' -"""" "'"l-INFS TO SINK ICARTOONI
stbikebs have nerve
HIGH PAY A HARKFT RISK
UNIONS. U.S., CORRUPTION
SEE LABOR BACKETEFRIN;
UNITARIAN-UNIVERSAL 1ST IRtLlf.IONI
III ALSO religion" "*"'*'*'*''-""' >'f'*SALt ST FELLOWSHIP
UMTABIANS: ''EVANGELISM- IS THEIR LATEST TACK
UNITED AMERICAN RANK
2VHT^^,5'?A,'! J9'ifi5,''°.5El-L INTEREST IN <\nm TO FIRST UNION
FIRST UNION FAILS IN ITS 3ID TO PURCHASE TENN. BANK
UNITED CAROLINA BANK
SJ^JJ IJFPORT INCBEASCO PBOFITS FOP FISbT f, MONTHS
BRUNSWICK UFHICERS SAY laSO FLUSHED OOHN Oi.AIN
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Kis :5iU'H!i?,oR%";f s?;i3u"''""=*''"'' "^"^f""
6L0N CULLEuE GIVEN «5.139
UNITEu COMMCBCIAL TRAVELEkS
ANOTHER YEAR
UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THF CUNFFDFBACf
OLD Pnsf, NfH PHUTU
UNI TED UIIHHAM, INC.
SEE Unl COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CJBP.
UNITED FARM MURKFRS UNION
SEE ALSO FARM WOBKtRS
SMEOS SHE IG'IflRED ARE HER COn;E'<N TOOAY
FARM LAPOR NUT HELPED
FRIENDS OF FARM WORKERS TO CELEBRATE
UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
UNITED HEThuDIST CHURCH
SEE MEIHdOISTS
• UNITED NATIONS
SEE ALSO WORLD HIALTH 0RGANI2ATI0N
REAGAN STANOi FIRM
UNITED NATIONS: COSTS MAY OUTJEIGH ITS VALUE
FAVORAULY IMPRESSED
UN REGULATIONS: A LOSING CAUSE
WE'RE PAYING FOR IMPQTENCY
5i;f^'-t "'i','^-'^' """f" U'S, SOUNOS BETTER ALL THE TIME
BON VOYAGE, UNITED NATIONS
QUESTION PEGAROING THE U.N. A'lSWEREO
l*llr'i"l\i^ li.'M"!-"^ '"^ "0''E ' SERVICE OUKING ITS 3a YFARS
MAYOR KOCH ON THE U.N. ICARTOONI
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U.N. EXPOSES SOVIET LIE
UNITFO NATIONS. BUDGET
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UNITED NATIbKS JUILOIKG
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NO PLAY. NO PAY
UNITED NFc^uJ CnULEr.E FUNO
SEE A"EalCAN NEGKO COLLEGE FUND
UNITED PFHTEtOSTAL CHURCH
SEE ALSO PENT = C')STALI5r5
FAST-GROuING CHURCn TIGHT FIT
UNITED KUb^tH WJRKEk*; UNION
SEE ALSn TIRES
UNC STUDY EYES RunOFR FIRMS
PICKET AT CHARunTTE PLANT SAY"' HE WAS HIT IIY CAR
U.S.. AUOCET
SEE ALSO FEDERAL '•.UVERHHENT
SEE ALSO GOVERNHENTAL WASTE
SEE ALSO ^'ILITAPY, "UOGET
SEE ALSO NATIONAL UEI3T
SEE ALSr U.S. CONGRFSS. SALARIE'.
SEE ALSO 11.5. OFFICE OF HANAGEM'NT AND BUDGET
CORPS PROJECTS SLATFO 116.7 MILLION IN ■ at BUDGET
U.S. I'UDOET oFyONO US: CQNSEOJENCFS ARE NOT
REAGAN SHOULD CUT OFFENSE SPEiOInC
GOVERNMENT'S STILL RAKING IN TOO MUCH
NO TI'<E for NF« fRCGRAMS
BIG SPENDERS «,iCK TO ThFIR OLO HARITS
P«SSI''C PAR4UF
VALENTINE EXPLAINS HIS CuOGET VOTF
KfP. VALENTltir CRITICIZES bOTi tluDGET PLANS
VALENTINE SHJJS LUIS
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VALENTINE PriEDlCTS CaMPRLjxISE UUjF.ET
COMINO IN 1986: THE RETUk-l Of HALLCY'S COMET. ,. ICARTOllNI
TAXING NEWS
CONGRESS GETS GREFUY WITH PORX-HaRkEL SILL
U.S.. PuDGET. CUTS
BROYHILL OPPOSING CUTS IN DrlM^STIC SPENDING
POUPUSED CUTS wnuLO AFFFCT FPA LAB IN RESEARCH PARK
M)NfY EOk air RESFAOCH at EPA SAID JEOPARDIZED
EOUCaTION CUT^
CHuOCriES ST^uGGLl to «in POOR
STUDY SAYS FEDERAL FUNDING TO ARTIbTS IN N.C. CUT IN HALF
CUT FFJfRAL SPENDING. BUT LEAVE MINE ALONE
NO Ml.lANT rouCATIUN I'UTS EXP^CTLD
FORFCaSTE^'S say cuts threaten hEAThEk SERVICE
WHO'S A DFmigDGhE?
HOSPICE FUNOS wELL-SPFNT
EDUCATION cuts TO BF DISCUSSEO
AGENCIES nOING MORE "ITH LESS
NORTH CAROLINA ON LOSING END
HOOIFIEO Flat iiiCOMB tax woulo -if fairer
DFCISION OUE MONDAY uN LOSS 0= CtTA JOBS
LAWSUIT CHALLENGES CUTOFFS IN MEDICAID
U.S.. euDGEi urncii
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LiFbT
WASHINGTON UO INK ICARTOONI
NO TIME FOR NEw PRUOKAMS
HIGHER TAXES NO A'lSWE"
A 'CRUCIAL' YEAR AhFaD — HFULH
BBITT SAYS FEDERAL DEFICIT HjaRYIN; STATE LFGISLATDPS
B6ACAN AIDE SAYS DEFICITS COULD GOBBLE UP SAVINGS
INTEk'ST PAIE O^luP POSSIBLE
•EEFOBE THE CRISIS ENSUES...'
OUK BIGGER PAYCHECKS SHRANK BY IJ PERCENT
DEBT CONCERNS VALENTINE
TELL YUUR CONGRESSMAN TO REOU:E THE DEFICIT
CONGRESS ANO ThF rtHITF HUUSE 'WiMMING IN RED INK ICARTDONI
VALENTINE EXPLAINS VOTE ON HEALTH CARE PLAN
TIM VAlFNTINc HAS RIGHT IDEA ,,.,,„
CONGRFSS NOT LO'lE VILLAIN Ul MSING FFDFRAL DEFICITS
CONGRESSMEN ENCOURAGE GROWTH III PRIVATc SECTOR
WHAT, ME WJRRY7
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FEDERAL DEFICITS INEVITABLE. luT ThFY PROV- STIMULATING
OUR ECO'iOMir GAINS Should not mislead
TFAI- PLAYERS MUST LEARN GAME ^ULES
REAGAN: SPE'inlNG CHAMP
U.S.. DEBI COLLECTION
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO IhTEa:|AL REVENUE SCRVICE
SEE ALSn NATIONAL DFBT
VA ruNS HORRIBLY PAST DUE
U.S.. fMBASSIES
SEE U.S. EHPiSilES
U.S.. FxPORIS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C.. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO TRAJF DEFICIT
EXPORTING CONFERENCE SET TUESDAY
TEXTILE. GRJIN INDUSTRIES AT 0 ODS
U.S.. FOREIGN POLICY
SEE FnR=IGN RELATIONS
SEE PANAiA CANAL
SEE SALT II
SEE TREATIES
U.S.. HISTORY
SEE ALSO AMERICA'S AOOTH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAP HISTORY
SEE ALSO WORLD WAP II. HISTORY
PERSPECTIVE ON GRADUATION
U.S.. IMPORTS
SEE IMPORTS
U.S.. TREATIFS
SEE TREATIES
U.S. AGENCY FOR INTE»NATIONAL OEVElOPmFnT
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SEc iGE'ICy FGi< IMERN»njN4L OE/ELOPMCNT
U.S. «H EOkCE
SEE ALSn W a IIASY
AIRCnafT r.3 3f nisPLAYEo
CHAPEL HILL turiVE GETS lAjOR OC.,fRjL.s STARS
U.S. 4H4TEUR GOLf CHAHPIOMSHtP
SEE ALSiT COLF
INMAiJ, HAAS tllN IN AMATEUR
U.S. AMBASSACURj
SFE U.S. FMRASS lES
U.S. ARMS CUNTRJL AND DISARMAMENT AGFNCY
SEE ALSO ARMS SALE
III iti3 ':,i>'ciiii'.n°.ai.i° '""''■" "^"^«'^^'
SEE ALSO SALT II
ARMS "<n THE MAN
U.S. ARMV
SEE ALSn KILITARV
STATE hHRRIEj ARMY MAY RECLAH LANO
"rmJ nJuG'lEtf'NST UNF??r""' """"'' GRUMBLING IN BANKS
SOLDIER CHAi^GfO IN SLAYING
ARMY FLUN«S SKILLS TEST
3 SOLDIERS DIF IN ACCIDENT
ARMY'S RtGULAriONS KEPT WOMEN OUT JF COMSAT
U.S. ARMV CORPS nf ENGINEERS
SEE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
III
P n DATE C PG L P BYL
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ARMY REStRYFS
S;^Ju^c"nil,??''f?.<^^"f'' JUOGE BY ARMY
RFSEHVE OFFICER GETS PAY DESPITE 'MISC
ONOUCT" FLAP
•S. AITOKNEYS
SEE ALSO lauyfr:;, u.s.
l-.^r^^T?^!'?,^''^^,'^'*''"' °'' '^ISCTNDJCT CHARt,ES
U.S. atturnfys say only I in 10 ORUG smuggle
RS CAUGHT
U.S. ATTORNEYS, N.C., ASSISTANTS
t^ll^J?r',yjl* J'TORNEY IS AP-'OINTED
L??95'-'^"'Q''5 WILL BECOME U.S. ATTORNEYS
S^P.IF^HI'"' 5EFRS RULING ON U.'. APPOINTMENI
PANEL OF LAWYERS TO STUDY STATE'S NFw EVIDENCE LAW
U.S. ATTORNEYS. N.C.. EASTERN OISTUCT
FORMER U.S. ATTORNEYS SAY TIMING OF SUIT IS STRANGE
U.S. ATIrRNEYS. N.C.. WESTFRN DISTRICT
cySSf'.*'- 'DISPUTE RESULTS IN C3NTEMPT PRRCEEOINGS
FEDERAL JUDGE HALTS CONTEMPT .^CTlnN AGAINST U.S. ATTORNEY
U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT
SEE ALS" PANKRIIPTCY
SEE ALSO COURT ), DURHAM COUNTY
MICA FILES FOR REOROANHATION
MICA FILES TO RFURGANUE
SMITH-DOUGLASS INC. SEEKING P'OTECTUN FROM ITS CREDITORS
U.S. aASKEIBALL JRIIER'S ASSOCIATPN
SEE ALSO SPOkTi, REPORTERS
SAMPSON, PERKINS, JORDAN ALL-AMFRICA
U.S. aURFAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AN! FIREARMS
SEE U.S. TREASURY OEPT., BUREAU OF ALCOHOL. TOBACCO AND FIREARMS
U.S. BUREAU OF LAnOR STATISTICS
SFE ALSO U.S. OFPI. OF LABOH
EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS TO BE STUDIFD
N.C. RANKS <.5TH IN PAY GAINS
U.S. CAPITOL
fUTURF NtHS item: an ANONYMOUS CALLER TO THE WASHINGTON POST.
U.S. CENSUS
SEE POPULATION, DURHAM
SEE POPULATION, N.C.
SEE POPULATION, U.S.
SEE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
SEE ALSO POPULATION, U.S.
^"lJcJ's Jlhli?F'?H"NES IoStS"' "E""P0'-ITAN STATISTICAL AREA
2oP.'.eAT^ON"5^i*5^SgE'l?"§nEN''"''"^"'"
FARM POPULATION
PASSIN&''parJjf^ UNUSUAL TI0PIT3 CONCERNING N.C.
THE STRUGCLf TO FIND THE FACTS
T;|•sIf;'^^^,^!^g^{yG""""' " """-"°' ' ""' "UNTIES
U.S. CIRCUIT cout r OF appeals
SEE FOUOIH ClhCUIT COURT OF APP'ALS
U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS CUMMISSION
III Itio' cTM'ilc'HW '■'""^■'S ""■^''
r5.UP„?^'-Ji''^l NEEDED ON RIGHTS COMMISSION
N^MiiiF^5'':;i^Gig"3{'iiaiVc"i? '"'""'" ''''""■' "°"
U.S. COAST GUAPO
COAST GUARD OFF COURSE
SFN. HELMS URGES COASTAL DRUG PATROL
COAST GUAR,) STATION IN N.C. G'TS GOLD
£S',oI SS:"?;^ SFWES PLEASURE BIAT
PROPE OF COAST GUAkO sought
^nH ,'5 S"?^"? '^'J'ST GU«R0 INVESTIGATION
?OSF TO PUSH COAST GUARD INVESTIGATION
COAST GUARD EXPLAINS RE'CUE C. SE FA ILURF
MAN Survives for 5 days in boat surrouneu by ice
U.S. commerce DtPT.
see U.S. OEPT. OF commerce
U.S. congress
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3tG S'E'OEaS P-iCn TD THF IR OL^ HimTS
Seri'fiN Df- LA^HAKE^S: HATCH Jh=H CASPFULLY
COMOk'SS Ii< session ICil'TOGMI
. CU--&KF SS, O-IH
fj.c- fkesmmfn take TmE OaTh
. CONf^HrS'i CHAPLAIN
SEE ALSO "iNISrEB' ■ U.S.
P5AYE» "ULI'iGS ARE SJUNa
CONCKESr rjE'^aS oRAY = .<S
. CON&RCS^t CJNiRFSSlaP.AL LlISTSICTi
SEE CONrRf SSiniJAL OrSTRICTS
crNGxfss, fILIousrE^J
SEE flLlJUSTEJ
. C3.<GRfSSt F3AHHING PRIVILEGE'
SEE ALSr U.S. CCMCRESS. PFRIUISITFS
SEE ALSn U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
EAST HEhSLETTERS COST t961.00T
CUT FEDERAL SPENDING. BUT LEAVE HINE ALONE
LINIT LEGISLATORS' FRANKING PRIVILEGES
i4E PAY FOR ThEH JUHH MAIL
U.S. CONGRESS. LECTuPE FEES
see alsn u.s. congress. salaries
mollings top Carol inas outsio^ money-maker
u.s. ctngrfss. legislation
east backs juoicial bill
A COSTLY Ploy
U.!. CONGRESS, LETTERS
RIChTFOUS I'UIGNaTION
U.S. CONGRESS, P\GFS
EAST AIOE RFSIG'lS AFTER PRO?E E'lOS
U.S. CONGRESS, P^Rr-.uISITES . . ,,,
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, FRANKIN. PKIVILEGF
SEE ALS"" U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIE'
CUT FEDERAL SPEEDING, BUT LEAVE 'UNE ALONE
U.S. CO:iGR=SS, "PGPk SAROEL" PROJECTS
CONGRESS GETS GREEDY WITH P0R<-9»RREL BILL
U.S. CGNG^'=SS, SALARIES
SALARY PANEL J GOOD IDEA
U.S. CONGRESS. SEX SCANDALS
CONGRESSMAN »ITH NEWSPAPER ABTUT ^EX SCANDAL ICARTOONI
REPPESEMTaTIVES' SEX ACTS RAISE OUESTIONS
WRIST-SLAPPING TJO GENTLE FOR STUDOS, CRANE
U.S. CONGRESS, SrfEARING-IN CEREMONY
N.C. fheshmfn take The oath
U.S. CONGRESS, TSaVEL
JUNKETS THilIVF ON SECRECY
JUtiKETS: WHY The secrecy?
U.S. CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO F ILL JF RIGHTS
FOUNOItC FATHERS" BLUNDER NOW RIPE FOR ROYAL RcPAIR
SENATF REJECTS AMENDMENT PATH TO BAN A3DRTI0NS
LANCUAoE LAW NOT NEEQFO
U.S. CONSTITUTION HOLDS ANSWERS
U
,S. COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO COURTS, U.S.
COURT ASKED TO SET ASIDE
JNC rESEGRFf.ATION PLAN
U.S. CUSTO-S SERVICE
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO PGFT OF OURHAH U.S. CUSTOIS OFFICE
SEN. HELMS ATTACKED FDR SERVMG CONSTITUENTS
CUSTO-S OFFICIAL IS CALLING FOR 3AN ON SOVIET ITEMS
OFFICIALS EYE RTP EXPORTS , , „,
TRIANGLE EXPORTS MAY BE EXAMINED CLOSER IN FUTURE
U.S. OEPT. OF AGJICULTURF
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. UF IGSICULTIRF
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION 'LRvrCE
WILO ANIMAL INSTITUTE CITED F^ R VIOLATIONS
U.S. DFPT. OF COMMERCE
SEE ALS" N.C. JFpr, QF CCMERCe
A TRuf PkEOICTIOiI
FOREl'-.N TRADE ZONE GETS U.S. APPROVAL
U.S. OFPT. jF PEFrSSf
SEE ALSO MILITARY
COMPUTER SClcNIISTS PLAN WORKSHOP IN RTP
RTI DOIfO OFFENSE DFPT. SURVEY
U.S. DEPT. OF EDJCaTION
SFE ALSO FnuC.MION
COLLEGE AIJ uFFICIALS HFSITAN' fW DRAFT CHTCK
GRANT PAYING TuIIION TO" II NC Cll STUDENTS
EDUCATION AT.ENCY SETS N.C. HEARING
EDUCATION CUTS TO BE OISCuSSE^
ASOFSUS LAW PKOkFN LlY SCHOOL' ■ OFFICIALS SAY
COMMUNITY COLLEGES SUBMIT PLAI
LOAN IgCES LONG 0VE10UE
»6',8,n00 WILL AID SPECIAL tOU'ATION
NEW OESEGREGATinN PLAN APPwov'D , ^ ,,„,.,
NCCU GRANT TO HELP IMPROVE Fl'lANCIAL AIO RhCORO KEEPING
GRANT TO HELP STUDENTS, TEACH=RS
'I.S. OEPT. jF f^chGy
N.C. SITtS STUDIED FOR NUCLfAi WASTES DISPOSAL
U.S. OEPT. Uf HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
RTI, nuKt oEI GRANTS
MEDICARE RULE CHANGES LOOM
JURHAM DEVELOPMENT GROUP GETS FE3EUAL GRANT
UDI CDkP. GFIS »iT5,000 G'ANT
U.S. OEPT. OF HJUSING ANO URPAN OE'ELQPMENT
SEE ALSO nu«'^AM HOUSING AUTHoRUY
SEE ALSO fEOcRAL Ca"MUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
P D DATE
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1/17/8'.
tnuFHOM M1LL"S f»If COUCfRNS CITY TFFICIJLS
fMR-HUUSlM-; PLiM OfSFRVE-; i "ilA-irE
SnL4R chcPOY RANK HTNEY IS PEL EASFJ
FtIB HOUSING LAW PUSHfa
DGueT ooGs cloe^ly housing t^Kijfcr
CITY Faces no pfnalty owep ■^o-.E'iiNr rUNns
OLD MILL Our OF MUO'S rtAY
CITY StFSS MeM GSANTS FHR eLI.HTET AREAS
LITY ^HAIIS ^nun ON OflAMFS
HOUSI'iG AurHjRirY'S tjUOr.E'' PRldLEM
? ?E''i,''Tr^','-^=£!?'"''''''''"^' >■" 'NCLIIOE DUPHAH OFFICIALS
Ci'Jy I'eWS'.'c^ruoil-LV.k's"''' '"'^'"' "EVELOP.FNT GRANT
CIIY FYFS plans to EXPEND G»A'ir
^iGE«^i;rH'5LL' Hf,'i^iVj"h^jr.i\rn f,;^2"~"^ "" """"-^^ "'^'-
M.INfY FOR EnGE>iTNr APARTMENTS IN DOUIT
9?'^S ^t!^-t"aNr PLAN, COUNCIL PIN'^L URGED
KFtP FDF.E'IJNT ON MOLD. PANEL I KC.-- ^
MILL Rc'lCVAriON PLAN GETS FED-"fiAL OFFICIALS' SUPPORT
nun HAS PRAISE. NO HONEY FUO ULL
EO&EMrNT MILL RENTS WOUL.) EXCIEO t500
2 FIRMS JOIN HAYII PROJFCT
H.78 HILLIIN GRANT CK'O FOB "URHAM
5S'f'"!;;!„£°^''5 FXCEFD PUBLIC HOUSING FUND
Fei PPOfilNG PURCHASE OF LANO
OFFICIALS I'Y Tn Cut funds FU^ EOGFHnm
HMo"«rY"MA55 RtiRA"^lIAs""^'^''"^ " ''^""" '^""'"'■^'"' CENTER IN HAYTI
IfiOO.noO HJililNG LOIN APPROVE"! F.jB CREST ST.
HAYTI IS HA'OED i<.6-,.ooii nonsr
HAYTI OfVELilPMENT WELCOME i
HOUSING PROJECTS CtT t558.59l
P^^.Sfr'J'-;, '?2'^ii''"c5y'^'^'"'" H=LP LUW-INCOMt RESIDENTS
CHANCES SLIM FOI) EDGEMONT euILDINC. FUNO«
U.S. DFPT, OF InIlRIHR
INTERIOR OdPAKTMENT OPPOSES I'lLET JETTY PLAN
U.S. rjEPT. OF IMfQinR. seCRFTARY
U.S. OEPT
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Sn N.C . JUDICIAL OFPT.
- IvIGHTS LAWYER SUPPORTS <: U I T
'^?c"sh.'T;?''!;)^''5 SAY TIMING OF SUIT IS STRANGE
ICE OEPAHTmFNT TAKES UNWISE ACTION
F CHALLFNCtS DENIAL OF SPFCIAL PROSFCUinR
GINC nc'-'OCRACY
CFS SAY PROie OF BAKKFR still OPtM
■RE NOT lr,TIMIDATFD
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ICE UFPT. HAS FOUR N.C. SLAVERY CASES
FAX COUNTY ELECTION SYSTEM IS CHALLENGEO
U.S. OEPT. uF LAf^OR
SEE ALSO U.S. uURFAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
TEiflLE-EJptoJScAT'^U^" °' ENtOURAGING SLAVERY
U.S. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
^^LJ'-^2 ,!'?''""''■'*'■ HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY lUMI N I STR AT I ON
MRS. DOLE WANTS AGENCY TO STRf SS H K.HWAY SA FE TY
U.S. OFPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, SeCR=TA-(Y
S^E^S'^Fl'-if^KSI!? FOR CABINET POST
i"s.''nh[i\,fi'^';}|^-i0MAN"*'"^"' f«'^"'""= """'CH KAPTHON,
REAGAN APPOINTS TWO SMART WOM- N
SENATORS QUESTION MRS. nOLE
SSf^°,,^,'?'^5.5"9"'-° DEPEND ON CONDITIONS
MRS. POLE OK'D FUR CABINET JQi
MRS. PJLE SWORN IN AS CABINET ME11ER
MRS. DCLc 'Learning ropes' of new jo3
U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADM IN I S TR AT I-'N
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUGS, LAWS
^^Loi-5" y*}; ^°'^^ '^" °''UG AOHI NISTRUIGN
PARAJUAT SPRAYING IN N.C. OPPISEU
OEA STILL PLANS PARAJUAT USE
GOVERNMENT SUES FIRH FOP 'EXCESS' DRUG SALES
U.S. EMftASSIES
SS*i''5„''yST 'IQT UETE» U.S. EFFORTS IN MIDEAST
inSv'^n?'^^, ^J=j;i5- f«BASSY IN BEIRUT (CARTOON
anOY OF GOLOSRORO WOMAN FOuND IM EMBASSY RUIBLE
^;,':c^?']i;t" '-"?! 5FND AMPASSAOTR ro VATICAN
HELMS SAYS He's NOT SPONSOR U' nILL ON VATICAN RELATIONS
Hl-LHS^SAYS HE IS NOT SPONSOR "IF VATICAN ituL "^'-'^'^^
N.C. CLERGY SPLIT ON VATICAN TIES
SEND ENVOY TO VATICAN
U.S. FFOEHAL TRADE COMMISSION
CUNSU"EfS' DILEMMAS
A PLAGUE 0.^ TAXPAYERS
ALCOHOL ADS LIMITS SUUCHT
U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
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MARINES RETLIft" FROM LEBANON
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MARINES RETURN HOME TO KISSES ANO CAKES
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VIEWS ON JEIRUT MISSION CLASH
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MEMORIAL SERVICE PLANNED
BEIRUT LOSSES TRAGIC
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PROTEST INTCiVENTION
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LEJEUNE HUSPIIAL
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GRENADA THREAT MURKY, OMINOUS
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KDUND'J MARINES TO r.jT VISITS TOOAY
SPITT SAYS FULL STQBY OF 30"ei rvC NOT TOLD
ARMY CLEARS DIARY-JRITER 3F ij! ON&PO I:jr,
STUJEt.T AT CRENADIAN SCHOOL P'AISFS MAKlhFS
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MFSSAScS POUR IN FOR MARINES
MARINFS KECCIVE GFEETIUGS
HERO'S VcLCOIF EARNED
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marines return tq hfr06<;' .(el'qme
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VISIT FROM CaxMANCANT
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
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VOLUNTEFRS FLOOD RECRUITING OFFICES
2^9,?^^" I^fES WILL HONOR SLAIN MARINFS
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MARINES UNDER FIRF: THE INQUPY 3 c L « r MrL-Ltll
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U.S. NAVAL RESERVE
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U.S. NAVY
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THREE DURHAM COUNSELORS SE I NA VY SCHOOL OFFICE
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DAY-CARE DIRECTORS IN NAVY TO RECEIVE TRAINING FROM UNC
NAVY AIRCRAFT CRASHES INTO PAMLICO SOUND
NATO OFFICERS -ANT STRONGER NAVY
U.S. NEmS AND WURLO REPORT (MAGAZMEl
<i N.C. COLLEGES RATE HIGH
". N.C. SCHOOLS LISTED IN MAGAZINE'S SURVEY
U.S. OFFICE OF oUDGET MANAGEMENT
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U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND OUDGET
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RULE HUT TA< MONEY IN LOBPYISTS' POLITICS
U.S. OFFICE OF PFRSONNEL MANAGEMENT
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TRIANGLE EPA REPORT REVEALS MANAGEMENT 'PROOLFMS'
U.S. OLYMPIC CHM'MTTEE
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS
OL'JPIC UFFICIAL CAME, SAW, NOT YET CONOUERFD
KALKER CHECKS OUT TRIANGLE FE', TIVAL BIO
U.S. PAN AMERICAN flASKET3ALL T^AM
SEE PAN AMEBICAN GAMES. BASKETBALL
U.S. PAN AMERICAN GAMES
SEE PAN AMERICAN GAMES
U.S. PARK SERVICE
SEE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE '
U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PATENT OFFi:£
SEE ALSO INVENTIONS
SEE ALSO TRADEMARKS
SYNTHETIC SOFTENER INVENTED
REYNOLDS DENIFS INVENTOR'S CHARGE
PATENT ACT fleSTHRATIDN NEEUFD
INVENTORS (JEAT BUSY PATH TO PATE.lT LAHYFR'S DOOR
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT
SEE ALSO "AIL FPAIIO
SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER UUSINFSS
SEE ALSO POST OFFICF BOXES
SFE ALSO POST JFFICFS
SEE ALSO POSTMASTERS, N.C.
SFE ALSO RALEIGH SECTIUNAL CENTER
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, FRANKIN", PRIVILEGE
PRIVATE tlUSINFSSES COULD CARRY THF MAIL
SOME SUNDAY HAIL SERVICF MAY ?E HALTED
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THROUGH RAIN, SNOW, EUROPE ANO AFRICA
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H 2 12/22/83 A
A
F
H 2 12/25/83 C
7
S 2 12/26/83 C
8
H 2 12/27/83 A
A
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H 2 12/30/83 A
T
T
H 2 12/30/83 A
H 2 12/31/83 A
4
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S 2 )/0a/83 A
A
F
H 2 12/23/83 A
4
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S 2 10/19/83 C 3 P P
2/01/83
3/17/33
'i/I<./83
6/29/83
8/02/83
8/27/83
12/08/83
11/23/83
ll/2'./83
1 1
3
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1 2
H 2 5/21/83 A 2 N
H 2 6/08/83 A <, E
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H 2 7/23/83 U 1 P N 071
S 2 7/23/B3 A in p N
2 2/17/83 C 14 N
2 4/IA/R3 A 10 N
2 7/08/83 A A e
2 12/28/83 B I P F Sa2
H 2
l/28/'>3
A
4
E
H 2
3/17/83
A
1 6
N
H 2
4/08/83
B
1
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5/27/83
A
4
F
H 2
6/16/83
A
4
E
H 2
1 1/06/83
A
4
N
S 2
11/1 1/83
A
6
F
S 2
12/10/83
A
3
N C60
S 2
9/30/83
A
4
E
H 2
1 1/06/83
(1
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T R56
H 2
12/19/83
A
5
L
H 2
12/22/83
A
5
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H 2
1/02/83
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H 2
1/14/83
A
1
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1/29/83
A
4
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5/U7/R3
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H 2
6/12/83
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N M49
S 2
6/13/83
r
1
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0/15/83
A
4
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d/25/83
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11/08/83
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PieOHflNT HciLTM SURVEY HSFFUU
U.S. SivrN^S e"l\n5
SJNSEO PSfjTCIS SLUve» r.ilUTM I'l StCTNO M«l.l=
bONDS I'lSTEAa Of nisMOnns nf. nsvii/fo
U.S. SECuRiries an" ^xcmjnge com"1ssijn
SEE JLsn ECTnuY, U.S.
SEE iLsn srncx "«Pn'=r
JUUGE O^D = aS 'liN TQ STUP VIILITIJNS
SEC SPJULSMAN P04ISCS Hfd SYSretl TF FILrNf.
U.S. Sfi.itF
SEE ALS"; U.S. LilNGKFSS
•SYxaOLiC" VJTE GIVEN AGAII.ST SChOOL WSING
U.S. SFNATf, ELErTIONS
MORGAN SAYS 'If ''AY "UN AGAINST EAST
INDEX
SUBJECTS
PAGE T2Z
1/17/8*
OPERS' HEIGHT
NALf'S CONVICTION
U.S. SUPOE-E COUIT
JUSTICES: N.C. CAN'T LIMIT TR]
SUPREME COURT LETS STANd MACOT
mIGh court UPHOLDS CONVICTION
N.C. TO A^IAN^ON HINlMUM-HE IGHT RULE FHR PATROL
CONTINUING CHALLENGE
RULING CN «riPU\S VITAL
KULINU UN MfAf-U^i VllAL
BARREN PURUFK KNUIINC SWEATE'
EAST PLANNING LFGISLATinN TO '
CITY PF MFDILINE — NATION OF 0=
F1RCE0 RETiaE''6NI
EJITCPIAC; HN LAM FALL •JHORT
N.C. SCHOOL LOSrS TAX DFCISIO'l
RULING MAY <ILL SOME REIIGIOUS
CnuRT RULING NOT FXOtr.Tro TT 1
PUULIC WON'T SUMSIOIZf SCmOHL
SCHOOL IN GUOSBORO OWES AT L'
SUPREME lOURI TEACHING I.R.S.
KFLlGluuS LlrtFRTY ATTAC'cn
HIGH COURT -luLlNG WEAKENS A F'
JUSTICE DFPVKTMrNT COMMENT SOU
COURT'S KEDISTRICTING RULING >l
COURT RULING iiEST:RES PROPER ■
COURT UPENS 1>D0R TO NFW MFOOlI
oeaTm sente'icf left intact
TAX PjlICIE^ may CHANGE
CONGRT SSIONAL VETO NO LONGcR A
NFh RULING'S IMPACT IN N.C. I'-
SPIfllT nf R=LIGION. FREEDOM N"
ACLU LtAOErt SAYS RULING MAY M'
£ITHER-Ok Rf GISTRATIUN 'ULING
WHY NOT SHOOT PriTY CRIMINALS'
Hna"Y RIJU1.SIS r.juRT to rfvIEi
prayep Rulings are sound
n.c, ljses appeal over claims
court rejects two appfals
SUPRE'IE COuir SAIO NOTHING
COURT uPhILC; N.C. OEATH SENT:
WAHE HUSPIIAL CASE DECISION L^
OEATm sentences LFFT INTACT
HANOGON OfuATE ONGOING
SUPREME C0U»I ASHED TO OvCRTu':
CASHING IN n, CHIME
SUPREME COu°T SIMULATION TO a
SUPREME COURT TO STUUY HORUY"^
SUPREME COu-lT AGREES TO HEAR t
FCJR SUPREME COURT. JUNIOR ICARTOONI
ESTRAIN U.S. COURTS
ATh!
■■CHOOLS
FFCCT DURHAM SCHOOLS
UISCRIHINAT I.'IN
AST UI6,nOO IN TAXES
ilIRO OUG TO KILL ICAKTOHNI
EFDOM
GHT IN N.r. HOSPl TAL CASE
or FxPECTFO 10 AFFECT SUIT
EDERAL RALANCF
NG
CRIITC I
UNCERTAIN
GLECIET
AN MORE EXECUTIONS
IS FAIR ENOUGH
C JNVlLTiriN
FINES
FT STANDING
N UNC PACT
TAPED AT NCCIl
I9R1 CONVICTION
URIY'S CASE
U.S. TENNIS ASSuCIATION, bOY'S IN T- RSCHOL A STI C CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE ALSO TENNIS , . , r
NATIONAL ROYS TFNNIS EVENT OP'NS FUR lOTH yFaR AT OUK F
prep net tournament tied ente'inc final day
ohio school wins tennis crown
ohio school takes title in pr=p tfnnis
three seeds 3umpe0 in usia tournament
shelton upsft! rishop. hins p'ep tennis title
smelion wins usta event
u.s. treasury depi., aur=au of alcohol. tobacco and firearms
'^0OCUMENTs''SH0w'AGENf''THCur.hT%0LICE ALRFADY KNEW OF ANTI-klaN RALLY
UNITED STEFlwORkERS OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO STEEL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO UNIONS, U.S.
JUDGE HEARS MILLER BREWERY HIUNi, SUIT
UNITED IElTPhlnE system, INC.
NORTHERN TELECOM GETS CDNlRACr FOR tlOO MILLION
D WAY, Durham
e DURHAM UNITED WAY
DUKF^^FF ic lAL RE-ELECTED UNIT'-Q WAY PRESIDENT
PAXTON NAMED TO bOARO
N.C. UNITED WAYS RAISE I ','. MILLION
0 WOmFN -ORKcRS
E ALSO EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN
SIX WORKERS CHARGE RIAS
^U^S^ TOBACCO^FIRM, HUNGARY TO PROCESS SOYPCAN FORMULA
RSAL SIUDIJS
E ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
TOP MOVIE OFFICIALS RESIGN
RSITI'i/PU3L IC SCHOOLS TRIANGLE ROUNOTAPLE CONSORTIUM
E ALSO COLlEGFS. N.C.
E ALSO SCHCOLS, N.C.
EDUCATION'S FUTURE IS TOPIC
EDUCATORS TO HQLO MEETING IN lURHAM
SCIENTIST SUGGESTS USING SUBLIMINAL STIMULI IN SCHOOLS
SUELIMINAL SuGGFSTIONS PRAI5E3
MERIT PAY CALLED ' SILLY'
UNIV. PfllVf
HOME FOR AGGRESSIVE YOUTHS MAY OPEN AROUND JULY I
CROUP OPPOSES HOME FOR YOUIHS
RESIDENTS FIGHT GROUP MCMF
INFORMATION IS ESSENTIAL IN LICATINC GROUP HUMES
GROUP HOME FQFS TO MEET
OFFICIALS SEEK TO ALLAY FEARS ON YOUTH HOME
PANEL ASKED TO ^AR YOUTHS
RESIDENTS OON'T WANT GROUP HOME IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD
WISOOM FOLLOWS RANCOR
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1/10/83
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1/20/83
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2/0R/a3
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2/l(./R3
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2/27/83
A
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3/U8/R3
A
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3/2<./n3
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L
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5/28/83
A
N
S
5/28/83
A
1 7
N
H
5/25/83
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6/26/83
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6/30/83
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7/07/83
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7/09/83
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7/11/83
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7/18/n3
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10/04/83
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10/10/83
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10/ 1/83
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10/12/R3
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10/12/83
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10/ 1/83
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11/U3/8S
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12/07/83
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12/l.'/83
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12/13/83
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6/12/83
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6/l',/83
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6/15/83
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6/22/83
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6/25/93
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6/29/83
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6/30/83
C 1
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s
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6/06/83
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M23
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6/09/83
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s
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6/09/83
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M2 3
5
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6/10/83
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6/13/83
C 1
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H23
H
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6/l<./83
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6/l<./B3
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S51
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6/l'./83
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6/18/83
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rif,;-/^,^ CH[LnR6N OFSFfiVE CCOl CAPE
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ANOTHER 5IJC OF WILLIF " .
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UHIVERSITY GARDEN APARTMENTS ICHAp-L HILL, N.C.I
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., APARTMENTS "•'"•'
PYTHON ESCAPE? FROM APARTMENT "'='"^
LOST; MONTY THE PYTHON
•MONTY PYTHON" FOIINO
MONTY THE PYTHON FOUND BUT HE HAY bE GOING
UNIVER'ilTY Hf IGhTS
ff.lSII- El,'-'- 'f'ii'fS '"4CT ON VORTH SIOE
Chapel hill annexes st ic.es if land
0"*", SJILL MIlLLi POLICY ON A'lNEKAFION
flILLINGSLEY JACKS SEwER LINF
'pK^iksX3ij?u?i'zysj?i3J^^^-""^^ ''«
ANNEXATION STFP CLOSER FOR HNIVFRCfTv HFrr.nT^
JNIVECSITY HEIGHTS SLHE5 fina'iCING IS OlllSTlnNffl
PAYING FOR SEWER WORK SA 1 0 KEY r AWF XA 1 ION
COUNCIL EXPFCTEO TU APPROVE ANNEXATION
ANNEXATION IS APPROVED ""<t««llUN
UNIV. LAKE
SEE ALSO Cane COEFk RESFRVOIR
cH i'r^n ',i*'y}"l' l^"**"?!- HILL C CARR'.inHO
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANoE COUNTY
^^,,.,ti-,l'Jc9?J''r''= S^ffR »N0 SEWER AUTHORITY
DO,",????'?. *'-°'=?"'^'^ '■f' WAr = RSH-0 PLAN
.'^Si I ^"^ I ',",',' '^!!^'-3''"»<= UNIVFR-, ITY LAKE IS PLAN'S GTAL
UWA5A SIILL OPPOSES WATFRSHEO OEvFLnPHtNT
i"V^H,;ill'\iffir4Uuri'.f^'''' '"^ ."TFRSHEO OEVELOPMFNT
MONEY Snur.rtT TO REPAIR 79 APIS.
WATIkShFO Cha'.GTS SUGGESTED
STrLfAFLOAT"*^ INITIAL MEASURES OF CONSFR VA T I n,<
5iT[l''.,y;''|i5„"M'"'< CONSERVATIO'I
RAIN NOT FNnuGhl nwASA FEGIflS Wl Tf R PURrhA'.FS
"S*SA bUYS WATER FRIM H I LL SHO! O.loS '^'"< ^"^'^5
^fIFr,';2-S2 = ^''^^'^'< "'''' fe M4NiAT0RY DY LATF NEXT WEEK
Li'J "d^lt U^'iUlV ''^^""RY STEPS NeU
UNI'/ERSITY LAKE UOWN <,6 INCHES
WATER LEV'^L FALLING
WATER CONSERVATION RULES MAY ". E INVOKFIl
LAKE OHOPS TJ CRITICAL LEVEL l">'™E"
CONSERVING WATER NOW MAN0AT1RY
2 TOWNS CLAMP ON XATER PULES
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s'!Jf*th1°wateS"'^' ^° '"''^ ''""""■ ^e^'CEs
Chapel HILL'S WATER USE JUMPS SHARPLY
Trlt k'otli^'m/oVEl' "" ^EI^S^JSlfcHED. FOR VIOLATIONS
^ifl,"^"!? HEARINGS SET FOR TO'IIGHT
RniSR 2???^Vf5c";^I^J''5ITY LAK= !0NING CHANGES
BOARD RESTRICTS DEVELOPMENTS IT LAKESIDE
UNIVERSITY LAKE REMAINS STA=L' '•"'=^"^6
OPANGE WEEKEND WATER USAGE ORiPS
L"|, FALLS. BUT SPIRITS HISS
TlRRin SUM.IFR ENDS IN WHIMPER
HEARING ON MJBATORIiJH SET
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"fi"""" ^ET ON HALT TO WATER 'ONNECrinNS
S^kS.s"J!;?^55,:£''S?5' WATEr'ta^ MORAToSn.H
alKD'S-EYE VIEW OF UNIVFRSITY LAKF
UNIVERSITY LAKE k I SF? W I TH R Al N
UNIVERSITY LAKE RISES 1'^ l/J NChES
QWASA TO KEEP BUYING WATER "'"'^^
3£rsr?o''^*A'?E'^?aK?^5v2T?aN"^^^ '' "^^^'^■^"'
HEARING UN SAFFFLLE INC. CUNTINUEO
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UNIVERSITY LAKE STILL LOW
SAfFELLE WITHDRAWS EXPANSION JEOUFST
°'oVloi'tll 'i'ppS.'Jv'^S" '" ""■^E'VATIOM OKOINANCE
UNIVERSITY LIFE INSURANCE CO.
INSURANCE FIRM HEARINGS SET
INSURANCE HEARINGS SCHEDULED
DUriHAM HAN WANTS HIS LIFE SAVINGS BACK
f^sSS!.^?E'H^?R^rjriF\%^"° ''-'^-"""
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UNIV. MALL
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MOTHER HcN AT LARGE
LITTLE PEEPERS
THilEt ARRESTED IN THEFT CASE
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ll/22/fl3
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H 2 1/11/B3 B 1 H
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9/02/fl1 A
9/02/83 C
9/03/83 A
9/0S/83 B
9/05/83 A
9/07/83 h
9/07/83 B
9/08/83 B
9/OB/B3 B
9/10/83 A
9/12/83 C
9/12/83 0
9/13/83 A
9/13/83 A
9/14/83 B
9/l*/83 A
9/l'./R3 C
9/19/33 A
9/20/83 E
9/23/83 A
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2 lU/26/83 A I
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2 12/08/63 A 1
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10/23/83 B
11/04/83 A
11/05/83 A
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11/09/83 A
12/01/fl3 B
12/15/83 A
12/20/83 A
12/21/83 A
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N W36
N N36
N P46
P S76
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UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUULIC TEi-EVISION
HARK THE SOUND OF MUFFLED VOTES , „ „„,
FESTIVAL SPECIALS SEEK VIEWER SUPPORT FOR PBS
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UNIV. OF N.C.-ASHcVlLLE , FACULTY
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UNC CONTINUES SUPPORT FOR STATE'S PUflLIC SCHOOLS
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WILL HNC WELCOMF CAMERAS?
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UNC RfAFFIRMS DECISION AGAINST FILM ON CAMPUS
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JIVIE scours STILL 'HUNC UP- IN CHAPEL HILL
THE PROBLEM OF IJNC MOVIE
OUKE MAY ALLOW FILMING ON CAM'US
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFl hill, ACCR ED I T a T I ON
UNC OFFICIALS: DEFICIENT PROOAMS CORflEriAe.Lt
UNIV. OF N.C.-CriAPFL HILL. ADMI N I ST u A TI ON
yl't./i'^L'^"^*'^?'-'-"'' ISSUES AP1Ln:,Y, EXPLANATinN ON FLOORING
H4NIRF RE-APPOINTFD OEAN OF UNC CPAOOATf SCHOOL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ADMISSIjNS
^^?,,*!;5? ^^J'y- Of N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. MINOHITV AuMISSIONS
CUU"SF HIKE jnULDN'T AFFECT T^IAriGLF PUPILS
UNC SAYS AO'ISSIONS STANDARDS ALREADY TflUGH
COLLEGES TOUGHEN ADMISSION STlNOAROS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
ACTING AFFIRMATIVE ACTIPN OfFICFR IS APPOINTED AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.-rHAPEL MILL. AF RO-AM" R 1 C AN STUPIES
BLACK STUDIES ENROLLMENT SHOWS LITTLE DECLINE AT ARFA UMIVERSITIcS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. ALUMNI
ALUMRUN SET AT UNC MAY 1 ",
AGE OF MAO'ItSS. MIRACLES FOR ''AMIFL'S CLASS OF
UNC ALJMNI GROUP HAS DURHAM LDQK
UNC TO LAUD ALUMNI
PAflfL TO SrujY UNC'S 20-YEAR 1ISSI0N URCEfl
ASTRONAUT RETURNS FOR SHOW ANl T<'LL
SPECIAL STUDY IS URGtn OF UNC'S FUTURE ROLL
UNIV. MF i-I.C-CrlAPPL HILL. AMARUS
UNC AWARDS -JrOFS
UNC AWARDS TO BE PRFSENTEO
MS. CARRlN^rUN, BOWLES, FOSCU" PECEIVF AWARDS
3 CFT UNC ANAOOS
UNIV. OF U.C.-CHAPFL hill, BROADWAY ON TOUR SERIFS
die APPLE THEATER FARE HEADED HE.IF
univ. of n.c.-c.iapfl hill, budget
education rtjuests total over 11 rillion
Budget plan wOulo soueeze unc system
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, euiloin' construction
Sfe UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, : ON iTRIIC T ION
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL,
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, CHANCELL UP ■ S ANNUAL AWARDS CEPtMrJ^
QUKE PROFESSOR li COMMENDED BY NATIONAL SOCIETY
UNIV. OF N.C.-CrlAPFL HILL, COLISFu"
set UMV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SPORTS ARENA
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, college bowl teams
DUKE, UNL PatPAPL FIR BATTLE IF IRAINS
UNC BLASTS nuKE IN COLLECf 10 I L
UNC WINS BOWL CONTEST
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL. COMMENC'MFNT
7,800 GBAOS ABE EXPFCTED IN TllA'lGLF
UNC ALUMfil INCLUDED IN GRADUATIOl PLANS
SYMBOLS UF .BEGINNINGS
DURHAM COUNTY STUOEMTS ARE ON LIST F3R IJNC DEGREES
dOTH UNC, CENTRAL WILL HOLD H1RNING CEREMONIES
»t55L9£ '03: LFUTZ= SHOOTS OIWN 'MF- GENEHATIOM IMAGE
professor: UNC GRADS NOT SELFISH GENERATION
unc summer graduates from durham are listed
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill, coflcept'
Chapel Thrill changing its tune
S'^J?^'- ^?tl'-'- CONCERT WILL RENEFIT CHARITIES
BASSMAN STEALS <LUGH'S SHOw
CAROLINA CONCERTS
TALKING BEADS HOST PARTY
SONNY ROLLINS TO PERFORM
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel HILL, constpu:tmn
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, constru:tion
UNC LIBRARY III OPEN In FALL
WORKING ITS WAY UP
UNC BOARD OKS ROSFNAU ANNEX DESIGN
UNC TRUSTEED OK NEW FIELD HOU' E PLANS
UNC MAY GET iNFw BUILDING
U'jC LANCE? CENTER MAY UE FINTHFO ) MONTHS FARLY
WON'T BE LONG
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ARENA SAFE, UNC OFFICIAL SAYS
AREA I3UIL0ING PRJPLEMS ULAMED ON SURC ON TR AC TOR
SAFETY IS TOP CONCERN
DEFECTS MINOR, UNC CeNTFR ' < AF E '
UNC WATCHES FLORIDA SUIT
UNC TRUSTEiIS OK 2 DUILDINGS
UNC TflUSTFES APPROVE PUILOING, ' CONSTRUrTION
RfPGRT SAYS UNC STUDENT CENTE' SAFE
REPORT DECLARES NEW ARENA AT UNC SAFE DESPITE ERRORS
UNC STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER ICaRTOONI CKKUKi
editorial p1licy irrepararlly 'jaofd'
univ. gf n.c.-c.lapel hill, crt'es
see also univ. of n.c.-chapcl hill, roobtries
smi investigating assaults
2 mfn sought in unc robrery
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill. curriculum
unc syste'1 must meet computer ags dfmanos
j computer courses set at unc- ch
UNC COUNCIL lOEAS EMPHASIZE EIuCATIONAL JOALITY
UNC AHEAD OF PEPORT UN EDUCATION
FOLK ART IS FOCUS
NOT ALL'S RIJHT WIT< COLLFCFS, EITHER
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UNC PLANS CURRICULUM FOR HIGS-TECH STUDIES
UNIV. OF N.C.-ChAPEL hill. DORMITORIES
DETECTORS FOR DORMS PRESSED
UNC SETS MOUSING MEETING
K^'f^E^^ UNC STUDENTS CAN APPLY FOR DORM ROOMS
DORMS WON'T HOLD THEM ALL
SEl INVESTIGATING ASSAULTS
UNC TIGHTENING DORM SECURITY
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UNC PRGFESSOR SAYS
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, faculty, TENU»E
TENURE Rule ChaNuFS EVEO
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel HILL, FACULTY CONSULTING
UNC RECOaOS CLGSEO ON CONSULTING WORK
foiday: recdrds not KILFULLY JIThHELO „^,^„„,
•PRIVACY' A LAH": ExCUSE FOR S'^C^ET UNC RECORDS
EOMISTEN: FACULTY CONSULTING 'ECOPOS PUPLIC DOCUMENTS
N.C. UNIvEkSITIES review faculty CONSULTING WORK
UNC POLICY Oil CONSULTING Tu Gr T RFVIEW
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, felluwsiips , ,^ , , ,„,
6 UNL GPAOUATE STUDENTS GET nSJ TRAVEL FELLOWSHIPS
UNIV. OF N.C.-ChiPEL hill. FIRES
CniiP DORM EVACUATED
cnaB ouRM IS evacuated
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, food se'vicf ,^^=,
RENOVATIONS TO CAFETEIIA ARC :PPr<nvEO UY TRUSTEES
UNIV. OF N.C.-ChjpEl hill. FRATERNITIES (, SOPuRITlES
AND THEY'RE OFF
REPAIRS ARE JEING SOUGHT TO UiC FRaT
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, gifts C FUNC RAISING
uMC EXPECTS Challenge grant , ..„ ,
•60S CIVIL EIGHTS LEADER'S PA-'ERS A)E GIVEN TO UNC
UNC TRUSTEES BACK FUND-PAI.IN" Pu»N
GHYNN FiiNO ESTAPLISHEO AT CAH.lLllA
12.8 -ILLIJN CG-|TRI"UTEO To C'RCLIN*
UNC NETS 12. o MILLIIN I'i DRIV
Court RULES UNC CAN USE ESTAT'
pPIVAIt FUN.IS NEEOt') AT UNL
UNC TFUSTEcS IK 2 bJILOINGS
UNIV. OF N.C.-ChApFL hILL. GR AOUA I' ^laCFcIFNT
UUTLOOk oBIGhT cur dec. GfADS
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, giaouat's
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. AL'IMNI
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, GRA'ITS
UNC EXPECTi CHALLENGt GRANT
uiifoEiTiNG ti.ii'.noo ro sru'Y cvsnc fibrosis
UNC ro CtT ALCOHOL SruOY FUNU1..G
SChOUI S GET VA.7 MILLION FUR lOHPIITFH RF.FAPCH
UNC PROFS ri STUDY Ains
tca.noo «ILL AIL. SniCIAl fdu'ation
UNC KFCflvES tl^O.OOu grant
NATIONAL Institute gives iit.t million to iinc„,
U'lC GETS »210.0tlO CANT TO HELP TRAM IBaChCPS
UNC Hf AF I STUDY GETS It.' MILLION
UNC SCHCUL '-IF EOUCATION GETS TRANT
EMPLOYMfNT STATISTICS Tr "£ StunlFU
UNC aojlescfnCe center gets G'A'ir
U'lC BECEIVCS »5?9.00G GHANT
GRANT TC HELP STUDENTS. TFACirRS
UN I V. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, gymhasijm
1 P N nA6
H ? 2/01/") A
H 3 <./20/fl5 11
S 7 <,/20/?3 A
H 3 5/2<./IU '.
S 2 S/2',/'<3 A
H 2 2/13/n3 A 1 A P N
2/IA/P3
2/lS/°3
2/lft/"3
2/ia/R3
2/I')/1i
',/23/D3
5 ? 6/29/H3 A 10
H ? 9/10/R3 II 1
N W2^
N W2<,
H 2
1/03/B3
n
N
S ?
1/03/83
A
N
M23
S 2
l/n«./83
0
H 2
1/1T/S3
A
I n
N
S 2
1/17/S3
B
'1
S 2
I/2A/n3
A
N
S 2
1/31/R3
A
N
H 2
2/03/A3
o
N
H 2
2/n3/R3
c
1 A
p N
H '
2/10/P3
A
1 ?
P N
S 2
2/1T/83
A
N
S 2
3/08/83
A
N
5 ?
3/00/83
A
1 1
N
S 2
3/2A/P3
C
0
H 2
3/2S/83
P
n
S 2
A/15/83
A
N
S J
A/22/83
c
N
H 2
A/23/83
fl
P N
W2A
H 2
'./2A/83
A
10
N
H 2
A/30/83
A
N
W2A
H 2
5/03/83
A
10
N
H '
5/0<)/83
il
0
S '
5/18/83
c
N
H 2
S/20/R3
c
p n
H 2
5/22/83
c
N
S 2
5/25/93
G
N
H 2
5/28/83
A
N
H 2
5/2')/P3
c
P F
S 2
o/OA/83
A
N
L39
S 2
6/08/83
A
1 3
N
H 2
6/10/83
R
N
S 2
b/2A/83
A
N
M 2
6/30/83
C
M
H 2
8/11/83
A
N
S 2
8/23/83
A
N
H 3
8/2A/B3
6
N
H 2
3/30/83
A
1 2
N
S 2
9/15/83
C
N
5 2
11/15/83
A
12
N
H 2
11/18/83
A
1 2
P 0
H 2
12/31/83
A
in
N
S 2
10/28/83
C
1
N
BAf
H 2
9/09/83
n
N
H 2
9/n/R3
i>
N
W36
S 2
9/10/83
A
F
H 2
9/IA/83
U
N
H 2
11/07/83
i
N
S 2
11/11/83
A
N
S 2 A/21/83 A
H 3 11/15/83 B 1 N
H 2 12/13/83 A 9 N
M 2 1/12/83 I;
S
2
10/08/83
A
3
s
2
12/23/83
C
1
H
2
2/19/83
C
1
H
2
A/13/B3
11
12
H
2
5/28/83
c
1
H
2
0/28/03
A
9
H
2
9/2A/83
A
1 n
S
2
8/2A/83
A
3
H
3
9/21/83
t'
1
S
2
12/03/83
c
1
s
2
12/16/83
A
1
H
2
12/18/83
A
1 6
2/19/83
N
i/18/83
F
i/lR/83
A 1
N
6/I3/R3
N
6/i'1/83
N
9/25/8)
N
9/28/8)
A 1
N
10/21/83
N
in/29/93
M
1 1/10/83
C 1
N
1 1/29/83
A I
) N
12/01/8)
N
12/03/83
P N
12/05/83
A 1
1 N
12/19/83
c
7 '1
12/26/83
c
N
■t 0 f< T H L r /
'I 1 U « L
INDEX
PACE 7?9
CHLnRlNE JtS L£A< EOkCES EvaCJATinM 3F IINC C^MS
UMV. OF N.C.-fHlPEL HILL. ri4ZA,;Tjls ..aSTf roEU-FMT
STORaCc F:iK waste ftrAPV THI"^ wef<
cNVISnriHEMTALISTS WAMT INPUT INTJ (MjOLlNC "F WASTES AT UNC
UriIV. OF N.C.-FHIPEL HILL. HOMECnwlNr.
GN THF RO»a
UNC PICKS HALE JUEEN
WHAT'S UP?
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. hONORlR' OEGKEES
UNC hlLl A,a,<n •> HD'lORAFy DEG'E'^S
CLASS UF -SJ: LEUTJ': SHOOTS DIWN ••^•^• GFNFmriO'J IMAGE
UNIy. OF N-C.-CHAPFL HILL, LlflaARI-S
HI t\-IS ,"f!"* IJE 'I.C.-CHAPFL HfLL OAVIS LIBRAKV
'^l,,Jt5p UN V. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WILSON LlbRARY
OUKC LIBkARY PAV ABTVE AVFRAG^
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. MINOHITV AO"ISSIUNS
SEE ALSO KINURITIFS AONISSinNS 'ROCRAM;
SEt ALSO UNIV. HF N.C., ATMISSHNS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ADMISSIONS
MINOrdTY E'JPULL'IENT UP IN UNC SYSTEM
UlllV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. OPENING
SEE UNIV. OF -I.e. -CHAPEL HILL. lAL^NOAB AND SCHEDULE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. PARKING
NEv. PARKING RULES AOOPTFU
PARKING CHA'IGFS JK • D
FakF PtRHITS USED TO SOLVE PAiKI.JG CRUNCH
UNIV. CF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. THE PIT
THE PIT: SAFETY VALVE J'l rA"Pi3
THE PIT: A -JNUMENT TO FREEDOl OF SPEECH
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. PR OFE S ST RSH I P S
UNC ESUBLIS.IFS PBOFtSSORSHlP HONORINr, -ASSFY
MuVvilii EEN^FICUL """''"^^° '=''^"-'' OONATHD PROF
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. RANKING
;<,f';C'<;= ufJC DIOLOGICAL-SCIE'IC- FACULTY IMPROVES
OUKF ZOOLOG-' FACULTY RANKS F P' TH IN STUOY
study: UNC TOPS IN SOUTH IN STCIAL SCIENCF',
UNC icEoi^:i^:;;;?/,}f '•"''"'' "^ULTIES R.TED ,EST in SOUTH
UNC EDUCATION SCHOOL RECEIVE!, HIGH ^KADFS
U'IC-CH HIGH JN MiGAil'lE'S LIST
maga:inf puts UNC in top u
U'lC DFPARTMFnT is RANKED "i TH IN COUNIRY
oeparthfnt at UNC oris hich rating
ECONOMIC PUOGRAMS HAWKED
'•"*'*'"L,2f, c*'-,:,;'^S?J'.^t S,^'-'-' i'^':9^9^ "'^'^ IFGISTRATION OFFICE
UHILE UNC HINDS OOHN, THIS CRIUP SHIFTS TO HIGH
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. HOSAERI'-S
SEE ALSO ROPnfRY, CHAPEL HILL
essoRSHin
St-t ALSO HUPriFRY, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALST UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL.
COMPUTtO OcAR STOLEN AT UNC
EQUIPMENT IS STOLEN FROM UNC
f"»fEI- tlI|-U„ SOUTHFR'I HI'ITORICAL COLLECTION
L RIGHTS LCADER'S PAPERS ARE GIVEN TO UNC
: YM
UNIV. OF ii.C.-CilAPfL HILL. SCHOL AR-; H I P S r, STUDENT AID
SEt ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUUFnT AID
4 UNC CAMPuSiS HAVE EXCLUSIVE USE OF FuMJ
SCHOLARSHIP ESTADLISHEO
UNIV. OF N.C.-CilAPFl HILL. SEMINAR'.
SI HINARS 0:t i,UESTIONS
IMFtRTILITY SEMINAR SF T AT UN.'
UNC LAW SEMINAR 0CGIN5 IHURSD^Y
RETIREES. SChOLAiiS TQ MEET AT FOKUH
UNIV. OF N.C.-
•005 CtVI
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, SPEAKER'.
UNC PLANS OnSFRVANCE FOR KINO
KING TALK SChFOIICEU
RFPPRIER TO SPEAK AT UNC
ROBINSON: .ILACK GAINS -LEVELING OFF'
ROUINSON: SLACKS' GAINS IN TV JflUBNALiSM lEVEL OFF
UNDFR THE INFLUENCE. ..OF ADS AND ALCOHOL
WASTE HANDLING RAPPFD OY MART
FULLEK SAYS LARTH HAi PLENTY IF RFSOURCFl
LECTURE SET ON MIDEAST
A 'FULLER' HNDERSTANOING
SCIENCE LECTURES: TOWARD 'i,HOlE PFRSUN-
A BROADER SC JPE
VIRGINIA SATIR AT U'lL THIS WETKEjD
LECTURE SFt rtV AUVUCAIt OF FulALlTY
OALOwIN TO GIVE oTH king LCCTiRF AI UNC
TALK WILL .IhAL WITH POLAND
AUTHOR CANCELS TALK AT UNC
CMISHOLH TO SPEAK
LfCTURE CANCELED
COMPUTER INTtCRATION IS A^VOC^TEl)
LEV INS : INFLATION SHACKl CO
RUCKLFSHAU3 TO VISIT UNC
EPA UIRFCTJH TO VISIT U'X
U.S. MUST CHUflSF TETwEtN RISK, GOALS
FORMER UN CHUF TO SPEAK NOV. 3
WALDmFIM WUL speak AI UNC
WALDHFIM: AHM^ TALKS IN TROUB.F
•LUCY' DISCnvFuFR TALKS ABOUT FAMILY OF MAN
YOLANDA KI.NG TO SPEAK AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, SPORTS
SEE UNIV. uF N.C.-CHAPtL HILL SPORTS
UNly. CF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. SPORTS ^RFMA
" "' N.C.-Cha--
PEl hill STUJENT activities CENTER
SEE ALSO UNIV.
WORKING ITS WAY UP
INSTALLING GIRDERS
WON'T BE LUNG
TAR HEEL PASKFIHALL: FUTURF
UNC ARENA TO GET SAFETY CHICK
'^'ESTIGATinN OF ARENA CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES
OFFICIALS UFCI ARE UNC CENTER '.AFE
ARENA SAFE. UNC OFFICIAL SAYS
S 1 T
E 1. Y
C PG L P PYL
H ! 5/07/B3 U 1
H "i s/oe/m b 1 N
S 2 7/21/83 CI N J56
5 2 9/2',/R3 A 3 P P M6f,
S ? 9/26/n3 C 1 N
H 2 13/10/R3 A '. L
H 2 <./23/R3 A 10 N
H 2 5/16/B3 A 1 P N MSI
S 2 ll/23/n3 C I
H 2 Il/l2/n3 h
5/27/83
5/28/83
9/18/83
'./17/83 D
'./2'./83 U
2 2/13/83 A lA P N
2 2/l<,/83 A I P N
2 2/15/83 A 4 E
H 2
1/D3/R3 U
N
S 2
1/03/83 A
N M2 3
H 2
1/17/83 A
1 n
N
S 7
1/17/83 H
N
H ?
<./0'./83 A
E
S 2
5/18/83 C
N
S 2
5/27/83 A
N
H 7
3/20/83 C
N
H 2
9/01/83 C
1 n
S 2
9/02/83 C
M
H 2
12/22/83 A
N
5 2 5/1A/R3 A iO
H 2 11/30/83 C I 2
S 2 11/30/83 A 8
H 2 2/03/nj A
H 2 8/16/83 A
H ? 1/25/Ri A 8 N
S 2 3/2'./83 C 1 N
H 2 6/01/83 All N
5 2 10/04/81 B 1 N
H 2 4/13/83 n 12
5 ?
/lD/83 A
N
H 2
/13/P3 C
N
S 2
/l3/n3 c
N
H 2
1/17/83 8
P N
5 2
1/1 7/83 C
N
S 2
2/25/83 B
p r A15
H 2
4/01/83 C
N
H 2
4/17/83 A
I I
P ri
H 3
4/20/83 8
N
S 2
4/21/83 0
» F 1171
H ?
5/10/83 A
N n30
M ?
5/25/83 A
F
tl 7
6/05/8 3 F
N
H 2
9/14/83 A
N
S 7
■1/14/8) C
P N
H 2
■1/22/83 A
N
H 7
9/24/83 l<
1 4
N
S 2
9/26/81 A
N
S 2
9/27/83 B
N
S 7
10/01/83 A
N C05
H 7
IO/05/m 11
N H90
H 3
lO/l 1/83 B
P N '146
S '
10/11/113 .1
^l
H '
10/14/83 A
I 3
N
S 2
10/15/83 A
1 3
N
S 2
10/25/83 C
M JS6
H ?
10/26/83 B
N
S 2
10/26/8] C
N
H 2
1 1/04/8 i 11
0 N 846
<; 2
1 1/16/83 A
n N J56
<, 2
12/29/83 D
1 1
N
2/01/83
H
1 P
P
r56
9/06/83
r
1 P
P
K 30
9/10/83
II
14 P
P
r56
9/25/83
11
7 P
F
M71
10/29/83
1
N
11/01/83
II
1
N
1 1/03/83
A
1
N
1146
11/04/83
B
1 P
N
846
lUNTHLT/Ar,
SUBJECTS
PAGE 710
UNlV. IF N.C.-rnlPtL HILL. STJf<t>lT C.nv'^-iN.IFMr
11 ra OBi'K? sruijFNrs OPPnsF ?4i,iNr, lecal agf
uMv. iif N.c.-r.iAprL MtLL, srui.LNi ii^jsrir.
SHURt jrifLTJ^S OVfUNC CI MN!v''^.^irv liniMITLSirs
UNC Bnn- attiS Td n^r lo pFKtt'ir
UNC «0u- SATES WILL INCIEASC
OOHMS i,nii'r iiriLn thtm ail
UNC TIGMTfllNC TUBM SCCUHITY
CONPO'INlUt SALES AIMED At STJOTITS
THE wjDEkii college SET
UNIV. ^^ I.L.-EMaPFL HiLl, STllllLNT LOANS
SEc ALSO STUijr'lT LOAN PBOGRAH
AREA CJLLFOF S ACCEPTING STUTE'IT Ain APPL 1 1" A T I O'lS
SOME N.C. CllLLtGE GFf ICIAL SiUlN'T LKE 'It H (HAFT LAH
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hILL. STunCfIT VOLUNTEERS
lEarninc afteo school; unc tut ops helping our chapel hill-carrpuro.
UNIV. ."IF H.L.-Chi.I'FL hill. STUilcNT',
ORtP-AOO Tl-IE
A hET DAT lN Campus
Iwa UNC PROFS RECEIVE GRANTS
END UfGSU Tr, INVESTMENTS IN S. AFP I CaN-L 1 NK ED FIRMS
UNC LISTS jEAf. •? LIST STUOc'IT'
A GOOD JAY Tj I^^f The FASfL lUT
Early sprin.', in chapel mill
ONE. .. Thu. .. Three
BALLOONS FOB Charity
A hET UAL" AT uric
UNC iCCOMPLlSMMlNTS
FUTURF TcAChERS HfAHINC 'IU"S'
S1I I'iVFSTir.ATlNG ASSAULTS
fUNO ■fQARf) lENIES STuaCNI REJJEST
RELAXING, <eA.)ING
*, DURHAM STUJFNT5 ARE PHI bETi kaPPA
SUNNING «ALL
SCHOLARSHIP rflNNEPS ANNDUNCED
STUrENTS NAMED Td DEAN'S LIST AT U'.C
SUMMER "KEA"
3 UHC STUDENTS FACE DRUG Char-.ES
5.6O0 F"£Sr|M£N FXPECIED
MOVIN'j In
SETTlINC in on ThF UNC CAMPUS
U'lC STUDENT'S hFapiiC slated in sex CHARGES
GETTING IT ALL TOGETHER FOR N' >< YFAR
aCaoemic Cj'-FFKENCE
PLANNING AHi^AD
BAITING i-n< CLASSES
students at unc asrfo 10 help coilserve mater
students are asked tu cdnserv" mater
Chapel hill mfrcmants report .ri;» musiness
U':C OPENS, Chapel hill POLICE liUSY
Chapel hill student gfts a„ar-i
mE're off to see The chiloren
aFMlICHEO
AND THEY'RE jFF
UNC COEDS MLLEO IN ALAMANCE
00 exams set puLSf to P0UN0INS7
UNC STUDENT FALLS 5 STQUFS
FALL VICTIM STILL ON 'SERIOUS' LIST
JNC STUDENT IN FAIR CONDITION
INJURED STUDENT'S CONDITION DLTTER
UNIV. CF N.C. -Chapel hill, students, alcoholic r^FVERAGES
SEE ALSC CuLLFGES. N.C, ALCOHOLIC LEVERAGES
l" TO DPINU? STUDENTS OPPOSE RAISIN''. LEGAL AGE
STUDENTS OPPOSE RAISING LEGAL DRINMMG AGE
RAISING GRI'IKING AG? WON'T HELP
UNDER The influence. ..of ajs and alcohol
OCTOBER 1 NOT FONDLY AWAITED ^Y SOME AT UNC
AT The End, l3-YtAR-QLDS PACKED IT IN — BEER, THAT IS
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, summer academic aovancement program
i STUDENTS FROM DURHAM IN AOViNCEMENT PROGRAM
UNW. DF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SUMMER 'CHOOL
UNC SUM-ER SESSION DRAWS 7,001
UNIV. "F N.C. -Chapel hill, SYMPOSI:
TECmIiOLOGY and LEISURE TO Of SYMPOSIUM TOPIC
BLIP! APE ELECTRONIC GAMES a iaSTE OF TIME OR A GOOD BREAK?
NEW DRUG IS SOUGHT TO SLAY CANCER CELLS
NUCLEAR hAR symposium SET FDR UNC
PEOPLE MUST WAKE UP TO HALT NICLEAR RACE
DRUG COMPANIES USING PRESS. P'OFESSOR SAYS
RELIGION MEFT SET
DRUG ADS LIVELY TO INFLUENCF >EDUESTS F0« NEw MEDICINE
Five JOURNALISTS WILL DISCUSS CHURCH ISSUES
UNIV. Of n.c.-chapfl mill, taxes
UNC CONSIDERING SUIT OVER TAX oiLL
UNIV. Of N.C. -Chapel hill, telfphones
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
telephones will ring — IN <.a hiurs
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, tuition
BILL SEEKING OUT-QF-STARE TUI'ION bOOST
UNC BOARD RAISES RATES FOR TUITION
COLLEGE COSTS RISF UP TO 10 P-RCENT
CHAPEL HILL MERCHANTS REPORT 'RISK BUSINESS
UNIV. OF N.C.-ChAPFL HILL. UNIVERSITY DAY
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL LTIIV. DAY
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel HILL. VICE ChiNCELLOR FOR bUSlNESS AND FINANCE
ARKANSAS OFFICIAL NAMED TO FILL UNC-CH VACANCY
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL BILL. VICE CHINCELLOR FOR HEALTH AFFAIRS
TuRNtB. UNC VICE CHANCELLOR, JUITS
hERShEy GETS UNC POST
UNIV. Of N.C. -Chapel hill, vice-ch\ncellor of student affairs
SBi AGENTS finish probe CF un: OEAN
UNC VICE CHANCELLOR ISSUES AP1L0GY, EXPLANATION ON FLOURING
ORANGE Da REVIEWS PROBE ABOUT FLOORING
OA STUOYING S^I'S REPORT ON UN C OEAN
OeCISIGN IN LINOLEUM CASE TO IE ANHOUNCfO TODAY
UNC SUSPENDS VICE CHANCELLOR
UNC VICE Chancellor suspendfj for month
PUNISHMENT FITS CASE
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, wcrksho'S
?.
1/19/li-i
11
1
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A
(.
i/l7/»3
H
1
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II
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'./Is/ni
t\
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■./Jl/KJ
A
I?
7/JR/R3
A
q
6/02/13
A
t*
S ? l/2D/n3
H 7 )/0fl/fl3
H 3 'i/23/n3 0 1
H ?
I/l l/l'3
n
0
p
T37
H 3
2/03/13
1
P
p
M66
H ?
2/10/83
A
I 2
P
N
H 2
2/IS/P3
U
N
S 7
2/16/03
c
1 3
N
H 2
2/2n/ni
A
n
P
T37
H 2
3/03/B3
11
p
P
T37
H 2
3/2D/H3
c
0
P
T37
S 7
3/21/13
A
0
P
T37
H 3
<i/0l/B3
1'
P
P
S7A
II ?
',/0'>/"3
A
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<./15/13
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N
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N
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'./21/13
a
p
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S 7
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6/T./B3
t
p
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6/2 1/B3
A
N
S 2
6/23/S3
A
N
H 2
7/09/13
A
p
P
T37
1 2
7/14/13
c
N
S ?
a/0'»/n3
A
N
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S 7
a/22/13
A
p
P
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H 2
3/23/13
A
p
P
S76
H 3
a/2'./IJ
a
N
H 7
R/2S/B3
A
p
P
M66
H 3
a/2'i/l3
B
P
P
576
% 2
a/2'i/a3
A
p
P
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H 2
n/2(>/a3
A
p
P
•166
H 3
b/26/13
,^
N
W36
S 2
a/2i/n3
A
N
H 2
8/28/13
l\
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N
a',6
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8/2"'/i3
A
N
S 2
3/30/n3
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N
M ?
10/06/13
A
p
P
S76
S 2
10/06/13
c
p
P
S76
S 2
io/oa/"3
A
p
P
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lD/J')/33
A
N
H 2
10/2a/13
a
N
S 2
12/01/63
A
N
H 2
12/02/13
a
N
S 2
12/02/13
c
N
H 2
12/03/33
B
N
H 2
1/18/83
e
N
W2A
S 2
1/11/83
B
1 2
N
H 2
1/20/13
A
L
S 2
2/25/13
a
p
F
A15
H 2
H/2'./13
A
p
F
H90
H 2
10/01/13
B
N
B81
H 2 6/25/93 A I I
H 2 7/02/83 C 1
H
2
1/21/13
B
N
H
2
1/27/83
a
N
N36
2
3/25/13
c
N
M23
J
<./20/83
A
N
2
<./25/i3
c
M
M23
2
5/04/83
fl
N
aio
2
5/35/13
A
12
N
2
5/0';/93
c
4
N
M23
H
2
5/07/83
A
9
N
H
2
3/17/83
a
I
N
H 3 8/20/83 C
M 2
2/26/83 A
8
N
S 2
7/2<)/83 A
1
N B46
5 2
8/24/13 A
1
N f05
H 2 8/28/83 D 1 1
H 2 1/07/83 A
H
3
5/11/93
C
1 P
N
S
2
ll/U/83
C
1 P
N
W36
5
2
1/07/83
A
1
N
5
2
1/08/83
A
1
fl
146
s
2
1/11/83
A
1
N
846
H
2
1/12/83
8
4
N
H
2
1/31/13
B
I
N
s
2
1/31/83
A
1
N
846
H
2
2/01/13
A
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N
146
s
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2/03/83
A
4
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SUBJECTS
PAC.E 711
1/17/6',
PL«N
COMMITHENT
TSUSTEES
FunmE Shi,' -JUILJEkS XAY use IOThFR rjATUBE
UNIV. "If n.c.-ch;pel hILL ACKLAMO -.HT CE'ITEB
•MYSTERY SEEH If. CATH£0R«1: PHOiSgjSphS
LAST -HURKAh for ruBNt^ MORE A GENTLE FAREMtLL
TREASURES ARJUNfl EVERY CuP'lfR "="'-'' '■""FWLLL
If.^JfS". J"yf" SHOWS IN CJRonn MAHY JGRK
"i^l?S:'Q"P?^?liSl:'-^^li?!?l '"°" ^""'-"^ "^ GRHTESOUE
CCNTEHPPRARY ARTISTS ARE FEATIUFO AT ACKLANO •
SHJEMAKER NAMED ,VE- UMC ART ,-1 1 SEUH 31 R£C THR
??k"^L??*'I"5°^'^ PASSION IS P^OTlJCRAPHY
CERAMICS TAKE RUSSIAN F0R1S
ACKLAND TO "FOCUS' ON PHOTOS
FOCUS ON Photography
LIBRARY GF CUNGRESS SELLS PHUIOS
ACkLANO to CELEBRATE J5TH
ACKLANO CFLF^BaTES J5TH ANNIVERSARY
ACKLANO CELFflRATES JSTH YEAR
ARTICLESARTICLES
ACKLANO HIRES CURATOR
MORE HISTORY THAN ART IM ACKHNO SHOW
ACKLANO OPENS FACULTY SHOW
NEW ART, IDEAS IN TWO EXHIBIT'
IN TH': SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ACKLAND GETTING JEJIIEST niunuii^n,;,
?S??['k^l;.';'^n^f!;»5 SCENES 0-1 DISPLAY AT ACKLANO
IRISH OFFICIALS ATTEND NATION»L OPENING
ACKLANO HAS ITS OWN WHITE CHRISTMAS
UNITY HFSSAbE FRJri IRISH '.HOy
MUSEUC GETS GIFT OF 142,000
UNIV. IF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL ACKLAND 'RT CENTER, DIRECTOR
y^£.f'^,^Li'l'?f':j°' "F ACKLAND MU5FUM
WOMAN OIRECT) ACKLAND
"'*'"•. ?S,'?^^'"£r';''S'- '^"-'- BIOLOCICiL RESEARCH CENTFH
J^^i^'^f"" '-■» ■"" H'UE "lOLOGICAL CAUSES
STuniES INCRIMINATE LESS LEAD
'•"""^•,Pf„'^*'^T"'^"'''E'- "'CL SOARO OF TRUSTEES
RENOVATIONS TO CAFETERIA ARE «PPROvEO EY TRUSTEFS
eUBANKS NAMED TO UNC EOARO 't^uaicri
UNC BOARD JKS ROSENAU ANNEX D'SIGN
UNC FUND PANEL HEARS P.EOUEST TO SELL STOCK
2 GET UNC PROFESSORSHIPS
UNC TRUSTEES OK NEW FIELD HOUSE PLANS
NEW PARKING JiULFS ADOPTED
UNC TRUSTEES PACK FUNO-B A I S IN',
PARKING CHANGES QK'D
UNC GOVERNORS SELECT TRUSTEES
UNC aOARO APPOINTS MCENALLY
FnRDHAM: NEW PROGRAM SHOWS UN'
DURHAM MAN FLECTEP HEAD OF UNC
PORTER UNC HOARD CHAIRMAN
STRESS PLANNING, UNC BOARD IS TOLD
PROFESSOR AT UNC LOSES APPOINTMENT
yUC 69AB0 DENIES PROFESSOR'S APPEAL
TENURE RULE CHANGES EYED
UNC ARENA TO GET SAFETY CHECK
UNC TRUSTFES OK i BUILDINGS
UNC TRUSTEES APPROVE BUILDING-; • CONSTRUCTION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BUSH INSTITUTE
^^i^o'-^?,i!!:'.5'?,''E°'* WORKSHOP ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
S??^?T'3uy|^JSEf°Sy6s'oTio%'liN?'S8M^^?''5 '''""' "" "'^'^ RIGHTS...
■'22ci'''?2''I'J'"^'f S LESS FOR WOMEN, GROUP SAYS
WOMEN COMPRISE MORE THAN HALF N.C. WORKFORCE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHA^fL HILL CAMPUS GIVErNING COUNCIL
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT GOVERNMENT
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel riiLL cancer r- search center
^PHI«?tlCc"r''fF1.^?Vf'SLA" V'"^ AGAINST CANCER
r??.J?]';!^E,S'=t'-^ STUDIED AS CANCER CURE
?,tr"-r, P^S^J^fS^S'^ MYRIAD OF PLANT EXTRACTS
i^no.Src*'^!",'^^^^^'' "*'' 36 FUMSHFO 9 MONTHS EARLY
3 OBUGS SHOW PROMISE FOB 'KISSING DISEASE? Cure
"'"?h%NYv^-5i"s:!i-?ii^PE['!i?i:ir-,s;;.^v^s^^" ""^=
"'"•ircisSLT^rSShN^J^^ S'^'V.'i' "a-^'-*^'™ "''TER
UNIV. OF N.C.-ChAPFL HILL CENTER FIR EARLY ADOIFSfFNfF
UNC GETS FJRD GRANT TO TRi I N " CHOOL L E? 06RS
UNC AOQLtSCENCE CENTER GETS G'ANT ■• "^ ' "= ^
GRANT TO HELP STUDENTS, TEACHfRS
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill Child development institute
"!«i!irAfSr'SASgfc':^p^SX%f^'^° .""^'^"""'^^ "^^"
"'^'"'•a?£D'^atLi2frWiV'ioS°k^^S,';c^^ '"'^ '"" '"'^"
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL COMPUTER SCIENCE CFNTcO
^ ,,»,r'-5o.,fi!i!^; "L!Jj';"'^""'f I- ""-l dept. of computfr sciencf
UNC trustees approve BUILDINGS' CON S TB UC I luN
UN I V .
"iiATf r
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HiLL DAILY TA) HEFL
UHC PAPER IS CRITICUED FOR U' ING AD
EDITOR NAMED
CHEERS, JEERS AND YUKS FOR DAILY TAR 'HFAL'
HUMOR AND SCNSITIVITY
""'yfc''^ ','s'^'-';'^"'fl- ""-L DAVIS LllRARY
Hf fH2 HI' V 2f N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, LIBRARIES
''SNc''L'rB^^i?-rO°'oSl^T^"F'jL't ""' "'^"" "'""'
UNC LIBRARY WORK GOES ON
DURHAM FIRMS BAP UNC DECISION
LttlHARY OPENING MAY STALL
UNC IN DISPUTE nvEB WINDOWS
*<:?JrlJ;'■;^T^',.''^S,?;'■!;„"f'''"• »= SEARCH CENTER
SAVING ASTRONAUT'S BONE AIM 0= WORK
UNIV. Of N.C.-CHAPFL HILL DEPT. OF ANTHRnPOLOGY
•ellcnlJ^'AN-'ir^JliFTlt's i'ssgcl^Tf 1" '"' ' '"'"'-"^ ""'^t CoUNSUlNG
2^
I T
L Y
P D DATE C PG
L P BYL
S 2 3/Ji/B3 C 3
N
H 2 1/07/33 D 7
P R 068
H 2 2/J<./fl3 D in
P U G68
S 2 2/ln/'>3 0 ?
P B il5
H 2 2/1 1/B3 0 R
B G6 8
H 2 3/15/83 0 1
U W66
S 2 "./lA/ns D 7
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H 2 <./2'/H3 D ID
U 068
S 2 <,/22/33 A 1
P N
S 2 5/05/13 0 6
P 871
H 2 5/20/83 0 9
B 068
H 2 6/03/B3 0 10
N
S 2 8/11/83 D I
o F R71
S 2 8/11/83 D 12
P F P71
H 2 8/19/83 D I
P F W66
S 2 9/08/83 D 5
P N
S 2 9/22/83 D 9
D R A15
S 2 10/27/83 0 <,
P N A15
H 2 10/28/83 D ID
N
H 2 10/28/83 D 11
P U 068
H 2 ll/l 1/83 D a
N
H 2 12/02/83 D 8
P R G68
H 2 12/16/83 0 n
P N
S 2 12/16/83 C 1
N
S ? 12/22/83 D 1
P F B71
S 2 12/22/83 0 <.
P F A15
H 2 12/23/83 D 1
n F W66
H 2 12/23/83 0 1 2
P U C68
H 2 12/23/83 0 12
N
H 2 <,/23/83 A 8
N
S 2 5/05/83 0 2
P F 171
5 2 8/26/83 C 1
N
H 2 12/08/83 A 2<i
N
H 2 1/12/83 B 1
N
H 3 2/0<>/83 a I
N
H 2 2/05/83 C 1
N W24
H 2 2/19/83 C 1
N H24
S 2 ',/22/fl3 C 1
N
S 2 <./23/83 A I
N 846
S 2 5/27/83 C 1
N B46
H 2 5/28/83 C 1
N W2 4
H 2 5/29/83 C 1
N
S 2 6/10/83 A I
N W36
S 2 6/24/83 A 1
N
H 2 6/25/83 B 1
N W24
S 2 B/19/83 A I
' N a46
H 2 8/20/83 A 1 t
N
H 2 8/21/83 B 6
N
S 2 d/23/83 A 3
N
H 3 8/24/83 a 1
N
S 2 10/28/83 C 1
N 846
H 2 10/29/83 C 1
N
S 2 12/16/83 A 1 P
N 846
H 2 12/17/83 A 1
N 846
S 2 5/11/83 C 1 P
F J06
H 3 7/13/83 B 1
N B46
H 2 7/17/83 E 1 1
N
S 2 7/22/83 B 1
N
S 2 8/29/83 A 1 1
N
S 2 8/30/83 B 4
N
3/24/83 C
3/26/83 A
7/14/83 B
7/29/83 A
7/30/83 C
N M23
N M23
N B30
H 2 6/02/83 B 1
H 2 2/06/83 A 1 1
Si
12/05/83
12/26/83
A
C
10
1
N
N CDS
S 2
2/04/83
A
10
N
S 2
5/25/83
[•
1
N
H 2
12/17/83
A
1
N 846
H 2
9/11/83
B
1
N
H 2
M 2
H 2
H ?
2/10/83
2/U/83
2/19/83
2/28/03
C
C
c
A
6
5
1
4
N
N
N 846
E
H 2 1/15/83 C 1 P N W24
S 2 1/18/H3 A 5 N
S 2 3/29/83 B. 1 N M23
S2 8/31/83 A 12 N
H 2 9/01/83 A 15 N
H 2 5/05/33 C 10
™'»™'""
MONTHLY/
N N U A L
1/01/83 -
INDEX
12/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAGE 71i
l/17/a<.
on hands and knees. they uneaith the past
indian village hay have been found
aucmaeologists think they hav? found occaneechi Indian village
UNIV. OF N.C.-ChaPEl hill OEPT. OF ART
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS KEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ARTISTS VISIT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.-fHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
HELIUM Tank is trucked to Durham
HELIUM LEAK CLEARS UNC BUILDING
MCKEE. CHEMISTRY INSTRUCTOR AT UNC
UNC CHEMISTS INVENT FASTER TEST. ..TO IDENTIFY PROTEINS AND OTHER...
UNIV. OF N.c. -Chapel hill oept. of city l regional planning
OPTIMISTIC forecast for TAR HEEL ECONOMY
UNIV. OF N.c. -Chapel hill oept. of computer science
SEE also UNIV. OF N.c. -Chapel hill computer science center
UNC MAY get new building
UNC PLANS CURRICULUM FQR hIGh-TECm STUDIES
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill OEPT. OF DRAMA
COLLEGES SET STAGE FOR DRAMATIC EVENTS
•CaROL'-LESS. UNC GETS THE DICKENS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF ENGLISH
LITERARY JOURNAL RELOCATES TO UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE C ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT HEAD IS REAPP0INTE3
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF MUSIC
UNC GETS LIBRETTO CHLLECTION
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF NUTRITION
UNC RESEARCHERS SOUNDING OUT FAT
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL MILL OEPT. OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
CORETTA KING BACKS TEACHER'S FIGHT FOR JOB
UNC TEACHER LOSES ROUND IN BATTLE TO BE REHIRED
UNC DEPARTMENT IS RANKED 5TH IN COUNTRY
DEPARTMENT AT UNC GETS HIGH RATING
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF PSYCHIATRY
ENGLISH PROGRAM FOR AUTISTIC STUDIED
CURTIS TO RESIGN AS CHAIRMAN
study: SOME TRANQUILIZERS HAR'f YOUNGSTERS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF PSYCHOLOGY
RAT RESPONSE MAY POINT TO SENILITY DRUG
RESEARCH CAREER CAME LATE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF RELIGION
FIVE JOURNALISTS WILL DISCUSS CHURCH ISSUES
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HiLL OEPT. OF SOCIOLOGY
N.C. STUDY LOOKS AT CHURCH INFLUENCE
SOCIOLOGY PIONEER AT UNC DIES
D«. JOCHER CALLED 'NOBLE SPIRIT'
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
UNC TO HONOR ELDEST SPACEMAN
ASTRONAUT RETURNS FOR SHOW AN3 TELL
SPECIAL STUDY IS URGED OF UNC S FUTURE ROLE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DIVISION FOR DISORDERS OF DEVELOPMENT t LEARNING
UNC TO STUDY NEW DRUG FOR OVERACTIVE CHILDREN
RESEARCHERS AT UNC WILL STUDY NEW DRUG
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
UNC PLANS 2% SPECIAL COURSES
UNC IS OFFERING NON-CREDIT COJRSES
RETIREES. SCHOLARS TO MEET AT FORUM
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL MILL FACULTY tOUNCIL
UNC FACULTY RESOLUTION GETS T3 UGH ON ATHLETICS
UNC FACULTY PANEL BACKS PLAN TO HIRE BLACKS
UNC COUNCIL IDEAS EMPHASIZE EDUCATIONAL OUALITY
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FETZER GYM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL. GYMNASIUM
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
FINE ARTS FESTIVAL CONTINUES 3N CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS
•FACETS' OF FESTIVAL ARTISTS
FEELINGS ON ART AND LIFE DANCED IN UNC FESTIVAL
FULLER Says earth has PLENTY OF RESOURCES
* 'FULLER' UNDERSTANDING
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL MILL HERBARIUM
MASSEY NAMED UNC HERBARIUM HEAD
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER
RESEARCHERS: BELT ISSUE MORE IMPORTANT THAN DUI
OFFICIAL SAYS HIGHER TRUCKING FEES COULD HURT PUBLIC
INCREASED FEES COULD HEIGHTEN ROaO HAZARDS
buckle up. win a prize
ends justify means
a bonus for buckling
Chapel hill drivers »in prizes for buckling up
researcher: child restraint law has saved at least 5 lives
woman wins seat belt prize
study: mixed drinks DON'T RAISE DRUNKEN DRIVING RATE
SEAT BELT USE HIGHEST
CHAPEL HILL Buckling up
MILLER, pulley back RAISING AGE LIMIT FOR USE OF SEAT RESTRAINTS
LEGISLATORS TOLD CHILD-RESTRAINT SEAT LAW IS WORKING
MAIINE HARTFORD WINS BELT PRIZE
TOWNS LEAD IN SEAT BELT USE
study: special DUI CLASSES DON'T APPEAR TO BE WORKING
drunk drivers should face harsh penalties
Changes are in order
unc student wins seat belt pri ze
JENKINS WINS AWARD
CHAPEL HILL BUCKLES UP
THEY'RE NATION'S PRIZE BUCKLE'S
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN WINS SEAT 8i L T PRIZE
CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
" ENTERPRISE
UNIV. OF N.C. -
SEE ALSO FREE ..-
UNC TRUSTEES OK 2 BUILDINGS
UNC TRUSTEES APPROVE BUILDINGS
CONSTRUCTION
I T
L Y
PC L P BYL
H 2 7/1 1/83 B 1 ? F
S 2 9/21/83 C 1 N
H 2 9/22/63 C 1 N
2 3/2S/83 D
2 10/28/B3 0
S 2 3/1 1/83 C
H 2 3/12/83 B
H 2 './K./ai A
H 2 10/21/83 0
H 2 3/11/83 A
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2 7/12/83 A I N
S 2 12/31/83 A 1 N COS
S 2 9/01/83 D « P I
H 2 11/25/83 D 7 P F W6ii
S 2 10/28/83 A 13
H 2 7/13/B3 A 12
H 2 10/l'./83 D 12
H 2 3/03/83
H 2 './23/a3 a 1 P N WZ".
H 2 4/30/83 A I N H2<.
H 2 9/01/83 C 10 N
S 2 9/02/83 C I N
S 2 5/31/83 A 6
H 2 7/21/83 C 13
S 2 7/27/83 C 1
9/02/83
9/06/83
H 2 5/07/83 A
5 2 1/01/83 A h
H 2 a/03/83 a 5
S 2 3/03/83 A 14
2 9/25/63 C 3
2 10/13/83 A I
3 10/13/83 a 1
11/30/63
11/30/83
1/20/83
1/24/63
10/04/83
S 2 1/22/83 A 8 N
H 2 3/19/83 B I N W24
H 2 4/23/83 A 10 N W24
4/07/83 0 12
4/14/83 0 7
4/15/83 D 9
4/17/83 A 1 1
4/21/83 D 2
S 2 10/08/83 A
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
INSTITUTE SEEKS SUMMER INTERNS
H 2
1/01/63
3
3
N
S 2
2/14/83
C
1
N
H 2
2/15/83
A
10
N
H 3
3/30/83
C
1
N
S 2
4/04/83
A
4
€
H 3
4/20/83
8
1 P
P
C56
5 2
4/20/83
C
1
N
W36
S 2
5/30/83
C
2
N
H 2
6/02/83
8
1
N
H 2
6/07/83
6
4
N
S 2
6/23/83
A
3
N
J56
M 3
6/24/83
B
N
S 2
6/2T/83
A
1
N
J56
H 2
7/07/83
A
18
N
H 2
8/D2/83
A
11
N
H 3
9/02/83
H
1
N
S 2
9/26/83
A
1
N
J56
H 2
9/29/83
A
4
E
S 2
10/01/83
A
4
E
H 2
10/04/83
A
15
N
S 2
10/04/33
A
6
N
S 2
10/20/83
A
4
E
H 3
11/03/83
B
1
N
S 2
11/03/83
C
1
N
S 2
12/16/83
A
1 P
N
B46
H 2
12/17/83
A
1
N
B46
H 2
1/21/83
A
9
N
MONTHLT/A
N N U A L
1/01/83 -
INDEX
U/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAGE 733
l/17/8<,
VOTER SKIING AT NIGHT PROHIBITED B¥ LAW
SANDERS REAPPOINTED INSTITUTE DIRECTOR AT UNC
PRINCIPALS GOING TO BUSINESS SCHOOL
STATE'S NEM DHI law may spark LITIGATION
study: NEU law produces FAIRE' SENTENCING
SENTENCES LESS VARIED UNDER a: T
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
SEAWEED MAY HELP FARMERS
SEAWEED THE IDEAL FERTILIZER?
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
EXPERTS TO EVALUATE MALNUTRITION IN N.C.
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL KENAN STADIUM
UNC PLANNING STADIUM ADDITION
LIGHTS ADDING TO KENAN'S CROWD
UNIV. Of N.C.-CmaPEL HILL LINEBERGER CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
"""•cgSNyRf-MS^fc^C^Sa^SSi" "" '"^TRUCTIONAL SUPPORT CENTER
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UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MEMORIAL HALL
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EXPLAINS STAR REMOVAL
MADE RIGHT DECISION ABOUT STAR
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POTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
STAR DRAWS COMPLAINT
UNC STAR WAS WRONG DECISION
COMET AT PLANETARIUM
lUM GIVEN $5,000
. STARS. NEBULAE AT MJREhEAO GUEST NIGHTS
lUM SHOWS SPECIAL NASA FILMS
lUM STAR WON'T BE RESTORED
TACLES CAN BE SEEN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL PLAYMAKE>'S THEATER
PLAYMAKERS MAKE 'PYGMALION' FJN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
STUDENTS DEVISE CAR-SALES PLAM
UNC ESTABLISHES PROFESSORSHIP HONORING MASSEY
IImJm!.''."^ £?JI^9.'^°^ surprised family DONATED PROFESSORSHIP
MUIUALLY BENEFICIAL
M.B.A. GROUP TO MEET
UNC BOARD APPOINTS MCENALLY
UNC PROF MAY CUT SEX-BASED SALARY DISPUTES
YOUNG EXEC NOMINATIONS ARE SOUGHT
BUSINESSES CRITICAL OF REPORTERS
MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM SET AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
KDTH GETS UNC DENTISTRY POST
DENTAL implants: BENEFITS OUTJEIGH RISKS, DOCTOR SAYS
GROUP'S FINDINGS ON IMPLANT CASES
UNC SCIENTISTS THINK THEY'VE FOUND NEW FORM OF BLOOD CELL
DENTAL PROF PROMOTED AT UNC-CH oi-uuu ■-ci.L
MACHEN NAMED TO POST AT UNC DENTAL SCHOOL
iS^'IiEK!^?o'h^?''lSfJ?? ITcT'''' '°°' ""^"^o" 5AYS
prenatal fluoride effects debated by researchers
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school of education
unc forms education honor unit
tougher standards urged for prospective teachers
plan to improve n.c. teaching ok • d
brown named dean of unc department
unc education school receives high grades
fordham: new program shows un: commitment
gwynn fund established at carolina
endowment fund to honor dr. 041nh
oraos may go back to school
unc stresses public school cooperation
teachers facing tougher course standards
unc officials: deficient programs correctable
fsjs.odo will aid special eduiation
"OF: SOME COLLEGES LOWER STANDARDS FOR TEACHERS
N.C. BOARD LOOKS AT TEACHER GJIDE
HM9 HS99'- °^ EDUCATION GETS GRANT
UNC RECEIVES »52'),0OO GRANT
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OR. PERRY, EX-UNC DEAN, DIES
FORMER DEAN OF UNC EDUCATION SCHOOL DIES
DEAN OF EDUCATION IS NAMED AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.-CMAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
5 CHOSEN AS FELLOWS IN UNC PROGRAM
fIVE JOURNALISTS NAMED TO HALL OF FAME AT UNC
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?fR°:^lD*?SMS3?jR'i;jJE"ioSG°i?'iY"3Scic"5S3t'^'' students honored
STUDENTS WIN WRITING AWARDS
SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED
BUSINESSES CRITICAL OF REPORTERS
HEARING BECOMES 'CANDID CAMERA'
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill school of law
ALPHIN TO teach real ESTATE LAW
UNC LAW SCHOOL IN THE DARK
O'TOOLE WINS FELLOWSHIP
UNC LAW SEMINAR BEGINS THURSDAY
DAVIS AWARD GIVEN
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MAJORITY PASS BAR EXAM
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UNC SURGEONS FIND WAY TO REDUCE RISK OF INFECTIONS IN ARTERIAL GRAFTS
DATE
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2 5/06/83
2 a/l<l/Si
2 10/13/83
2 10/J9/83
2 11/03/83
2 ll/0'./83
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10
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3
5
9
N
N COS
2 6/0<i/S3 A 10 N
2 7/17/83 C <. N
H 2 6/13/83 A
9/16/B3 C
U/19/B3 0
S 2
5/05/83
n
1
p
F
AI5
S 2
12/02/83
A
1
P
F
C05
H 2
2/17/83
A
1 1
P
P
T37
H ?
1/02/83
n
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1
H 2
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A
^
1
S 2
/08/83
A
1 <.
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S 2
1/10/83
A
4
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H 2
l/l'./83
1)
1
p
F
W66
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l/l'V/83
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6
P
H
S 2
1/21/83
A
".
1
S 2
1/25/83
A
l*
1
H 2
5/10/83
A
1
N
H 2
6/26/83
(
9
N
H 2
8/19/83
A
10
N
S 2
10/13/83
n
1 ?
N
H 2
U/19/83
r
\
N
b 2
U/19/83
A
3
N
S 2 <,/01/83 C 6 P R B71
S 2
2/07/83 C 1
N
H 2
2/13/83 A lA
P N
S 2
2/l'./83 A 1
P N
S 2
2/15/83 A <,
E
H 2
5/29/83 A 23
N
S 2
6/24/93 A 1
N
S 2
7/15/83 C 1
N T32
H 2
8/21/83 D 10
N
H 2
9/15/83 B 2
N
H 2
10/02/B3 U 13
N
S 2
1/17/83 A 5
N
H 2
<./05/83 B 1
0 F B30
H 2
'./05/83 B 1
N 830
H 2
4/2<./83 A 22
N
H 2
7/03/83 C 16
N
S 2
7/0<./83 C 3
N
H 2
10/11/83 A 3
N 830
H 2
10/29/83 C 1
N
H 2
U/13/83 B 3
F B30
S 2
2/0/83 A 3
N
S 2
2/05/83 A 3
N M23
H 2
3/12/83 B 1
N H24
S 2
5/13/83 A I
N
S 2
5/18/83 C 1
N
H 2
6/25/83 B 1
N W24
H 2
6/28/83 A 9
N
S 2
6/28/83 A 10
N
S 2
8/17/83 C I
N CDS
S 2
8/29/83 A 3
N
S 2
8/31/83 C 1
N COS
H 2
9/19/83 B 1
N
H 2
3/28/83 A 12
N
H 2
10/02/83 a 10
N
H 2
10/07/93 A 7
N
S I
12/01/83 C 1
N
H 2
12/19/83 B 7
N
S 2
1/24/83 A 1
0
H 2
/25/83 B 9
' 0
H 2
5/U/83 C 1
N W2'>
S 2
1/15/83 A 6
N
H 2
3/13/83 C 1 f
N
S 2
3/30/83 C 9
N
S 2
4/06/83 A 6
N
S 2
5/09/93 A 3
N
H 2
5/19/83 A 17
U
H 2
6/01/93 B 1
N
H 2
7/14/83 C 6
N
H 2
8/16/83 A 9
N
H 2
9/15/83 B 2
N
H 3
10/04/83 B 1
N W36
S 2
1/18/93 A 5
N
H 3
1/26/83 B 1
N
S 2
5/20/83 C 1
N
H 2
6/01/83 A 1 1
N
S 2
6/02/83 C 1
N
H 2
9/24/83 A 1
N H24
S 2
8/24/83 C 1
N
H 2
3/30/83 A 4
U G33
H 3
8/30/83 B 1
F K45
H 3
1/15/83 B 1
N K45
S 2
1/15/83 A 12
N
H 2
4/06/8] A 4
E
H 2 2/07/83 A 8
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U/31/83
SUBJECTS
l/17/6't
C PG L P BYL
DEAN: NO MO SURPLUS IN N.C.
SURGEONS IMPROVE ARTERIAL OPERATIONS
lOOINE IMPLANT IS HELPING FIGHT PRO ST A TE CANCER
UNC RESEARCHERS TESTING DRUG TO HELP CYSTIC FIBROSIS
UNC MEDICAL COURSE sru01ED--CHANGES POSSIBLE
UNC SURGERY UNIT PLANS MOVE U FRANKLIN SQUARE
FOUNDATION SET UP AT UNC
UNC DOCTORS LEARN ABOUT CYSTI. FIBROSIS
THERAPY TIMES TWO
MOTHER. BABY, NEED MEDICAL HARMONY
RESEARCHERS STUDY BRAIN DEVICE
DO EXAMS SET PULSE TO POUNDING?
iAnrR;NEl?='2o^f o8cto5t T=LL THEIR PATIENTS NOW
UNC DOCTOR NAMED TO MEDICAL G^QUP POST
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. 0 I S T I NGU 1 SHE 0 SER V I CE AWARDS
uSc HONORS SIX FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO MEDICINE, EDUCATION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MED I C I NE, FACULTY
UNC DEAN SAYS PAY FREEZE HURT MEDICAL SCHOOL
OR. CARL ANDERSON, EX-UNC PROFESSOR
OR. MATTERN GETS UNC POST
UNC PROFS STUDYING SPACE SICKJESS
CYSTIC FIBROSIS YIELDS ONE ANSWER
^|;^SGSI^'S^M^E"C^JIR"SIN'§^^'NESTHES■0L0GY at UNC
IJNTU OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, FAMILY MEDICINE PROGRAM
"^ DOCTORS STILL NOT CLOSE TO FADING WAY TO HALT AGING
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, GRANTS
UNC TO RECEIVE CYSTIC FIBROSIS GRANT FOR CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL 0= NURSING
SPEAKERS: SHARING HOSPITAL DECISIONS IMPROVES WORK
63 ENTER NURSING HONOR GROUP
WATTS NURSES' PASSING RATE ON EXAM RISES
OF 17 NCCU GRAOS. W PASS NURSE TEST
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL 0= PHARMACY
SirlJSS^J Si"pHiS'HAj?''BENEFACTOR ANDREWS DIES
FRATERNITY FOUNDER, OR. FONNI! ANDREWS
SCIENTISTS APPOINTED UNC PROFESSORS
UNC RESEARCHERS FIND NEW CHOLESTEROL DRUG
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
UNC BOARD QKS ROSENAU ANNEX DESIGN
UNC TRUSTEES APPROVE PROJECT ,„.,r c-unr„
OFFICIAL: POISON PROTEIN MAY CAUSE TOXIC SHOCK
HEALTH TALK SET
COURSE TO EXPLORE WAR CONSEQUENCES
PATTERNS OF HEART DISEASE IN WOMEN ANALYZED
CHRISTMAN REAPPOINTED
WIFE'S WORK MAY AFFECT HUSBANi'S HEART
NURSING PROGRAM MORATORIUM HIT
FRIDAY RAPS LEGISLATURE ON NU<SING SCHOOL VOTE
GnC OFFICliLS SAY LAW COULO WEAKEN SYSTEM
BOARD RAISES TUITION AT UNC
UNC STUDY EYES RUBBER FIRMS „,,„c
UNC-UNION STUDY TO SEEK CUT IN CANCER RISKS
MORATORIUM DISTURBS NUR 5E S ,^ ST UDENTS
GENETICS A FACTOR IN BLOOD FAT LEVELS
CHOLESTEROL COULO BE CUT BY NEW DRUGS
^g^NAy^rSE^EilDS §^J^GSi2s7'oiSGING UNC NURSING PROGRAM
""'"•uSJ ^pS^E-^ry^KS'tkYl^VnEi^ IfMiL^ErTSGETHER
RICHMAN APPOINTED DEAN
"''■UE''SN?:^-a^"5:!^£it^E^~Hir^Lrs3i?ifRi'sis^shi!i;'?3LLECT,oN
""'"•uSc' ^:^0:^?'Si^n;:iVio^'e?ft t^ugh on athletics
5X ENTERTAINMENT TAX STUDIED IN CHAPtL HILL
CHAPEL HILL ENTERTAINMENT TAX EYED
UNC TAKES CARMICHAEL CUP
UNC CLAIMS CARMICHAEL CUP
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, 3ASEBALL
KUMIEGA SETS UNC HOMER MARK
POWELL'S PRIORITIES WITH UNC
TAR HEELS SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER
ii^BB^A^^^S^SINctE ^fv?'s°UNC VICTORY OVER DUKE IN IDTH
N.C. STATE BLANKS UNC
UNcI^N. :"!!'■ STATE TAKE BASEBALL WINS
SAMPSON. LEWIS NAMED B ASKE T8AL L ' S BE ST
UNC-W HANDS UNC SECOND STRAIGHT LOSS
ftdWKHFAn niANKS STATE, GIVES JNC LEAGUE LEAD
UN?^ gJ? tech ANNiSicE SIGNIN3 OF PRIZE RECRUITS
TAR HEELS TOP 'PACK
UNC ONE GAME FROM CLINCHING FIJ^T
FINAL OAY WILL DECIDE *C C • S TJ P RANK I NG
TAR HEEL SWEEP NETS TOURNAMt NT • S TOP SEED
TAR HEELS DEFEND ACC BASEBALL TITLE
UNC STOPS DUKE, LEADS ADVANCE
TAR HEELS TOO MUCH FOR DUKE
UNC, DUKE BATS HOT IN VICTORIiS
WILHELM LEARY OF UNC ' S HOME EOGE
H 2
2/20/83
C
1
N
S ?
<./Ol/33
A
12
N
H 2
5/01/83
c
1
N
S 2
3/0'./fl3
c
I
N M^3
H 2
5/07/83
e
1
N B30
S ?
t)/2')/93
A
1 1
N
S 2
7/08/83
A
10
N
S 2
<)/15/83
A
13
N
H 2
9/17/83
A
^
E
H 2
9/23/83
B
7
N
S 2
10/20/83
C
1
N
H 2
10/2S/B3
B
1
N
H 2
U/17/83
D
8
P '1
H 2
11/19/83
c
1
F B30
S 2
11/19/83
A
2 2
N
H 2
3/31/83
B
6
P N
H 2
1/29/83
B
I
N
H 2
3/28/83
B
7
0
S 2
7/01/83
A
5
N
H 2
9/08/83
C
1 1
N
H 2
9/09/83
A
13
N
S 2
9/09/83
c
I
N
S 2
9/28/83
A
13
N
H 2 a/D9/83 B 5 F 930
S 2 3/l',/83 A 1 N W36
S 2 1/17/83 CI F M23
S 2 '■/27/a3 A 17 N
S 2 9/09/83 A 1 N F30
H 2 9/10/83 B I N 630
S 2
'./01/83
A
12
N
S 2
5/07/83
1
0
H 2
5/08/83
6
0
S 2
8/13/83
2 P
N
S 2
11/10/83
I
N
H 2
2/05/83
1
N
W2<,
S 2
2/05/83
15
N
S Z
2/08/83
1
N
M2 3
H 2
2/09/83
8
N
H 2
2/13/B3
18
N
H 2
A/17/83
18
F
b30
S 2
7/08/83
1
N
H 2
7/13/83
10
N
H 2
7/26/83
9
N
S 2
7/26/83
1
N
H 2
7/29/83
1
N
H 2
7/30/83
1
N
W2',
S 2
8/12/83
1
N
H 2
8/13/83
8
N
H 2
9/12/83
5
L
H 2
10/l<./e3
9
N
H 2
U/11/83
5
N
H 2
11/29/83
1 3
N
H 2
12/10/83
1
N
W36
S 2 2/07/83 B 1
S 2 12/07/83 A 12
UNC LANDS NCAA EAST IN BOSHAMER
UNC TO HOST REGIONAL PLAY
CHAPEL HILL'S FIELD IN EAST REGIONAL SET
UNC*flELlls*ON PITCHING AS NCAA EAST REGIONAL OPENS
RAIN PLAYS HAVOC IN EAST REGHNAL BASEBALL LINEUP
Seels cSieiNEPiTctliSG, hitting for u-o victory
OELASiRE^CITSoELSNO UNC • S SEASON IN EAST REGIONAL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS ,3 ASKE TBALL
CENTER, WILSON FIRING TOP PIC<S OF '32
TWO-FaJeD TAR HEELS MEET RUTGERS
JrIdoock'S 3-point eve halts <NIGHTS
TAR HEELS ENJOY NEW ACC RULES
S 2
1/22/83
A
a
N
H 2
2/01/83
B
N
N36
S 2
2/01/83
A
N
S 2
5/07/83
A
N
H 2
6/10/83
c
N
H 2
3/03/83
D
N
H 2
3/06/63
B
N
M71
H 2
3/15/83
B
N
H 2
3/20/83
B
p
P
T37
H 2
3/20/83
13
N
H 2
3/21/83
B
N
S 2
3/2'./63
B
N
H 2
3/31/83
D
N
H 2
'./02/83
B
N
H 2
'./12/83
6
N
H 2
<./l<./83
0
p
N
M71
H 2
<./l'./83
D
N
5 2
4/l<,/83
B
N
H 2
'./17/83
B
N
H 2
<./ 7/83
a
N
C52
H 2
"./ 8/83
B
N
H 2
<./20/83
B
p
N
M7
H 2
<,/21/83
D
p
N
M7
S 2
<,/21/83
B
p
N
P5
H 2
<,/22/83
c
N
M71
S 2
<./22/83
0
p
N
H 2
',/23/83
8
N
M71
H 2
<./2'./83
B
p
N
M7 1
H 2
<,/25/83
6
N
M7 1
H 2
'./26/83
B
U
07 1
H 2
'./26/a3
a
p
N
H7 I
S 2
<./26/B3
a
p
N
P55
H 2
5/06/63
c
N
H 2
5/17/83
B
N
M71
S 2
5/17/83
a
N
H 2
5/2<./83
B
N
M71
S 2
5/2'./93
a
N
H 2
5/26/93
0
N
M71
H 2
5/27/83
c
N
M7 I
H 2
5/28/83
0
p
N
M71
S 2
5/28/83
A
p
N
P55
H 2
5/29/63
B
N
M71
S 2
1/01/83
c
N
EOS
H 2
1/05/83
B
N
M71
H 2
1/06/83
D
p
N
M7 I
S 2
1/06/83
B
p
N
018
HONTMLr/
1/01/83 - 12/31/83
s U a J E c T s
PAr.t Tib
l/17/8'i
IN CH4LLENGING THE TAR HEELS
UNC AT HOME ON ZONE
UNC GETS BIG EAST TEST
aSiJr E'KOLINA COASTS TO WIN 3VE0 SYRACUSE
MFECS SOLVE POINT DILEMMA
= 9^5,19'° ^° 'E*"S IN AREA HOOPS LINEUP
BASKETBALL BONANZA ON T»P TONIGHT
THREE-POINTERS RALLY tIr HEELS PAST TERPS
JUST A ROUTINE TAR HEEL UIN?
SS Ns3^^tlAJSIS!^^g 2I??h"^
OLD ACC story: TAR HEELS PREVIIL
NEU-LOOK LEAGUE FINOS OLD NEMESIS
R2???'J' 04UGHERTY t PERKINS,
T^£ Lf.'t"*'^^ Sf*^S HOLFPACK. 99-81
TAR HEELS HAVE TOO MANY KEAPO'iS FOR tp.rn
!jriosff'i:i"- -"--^ §^t ^5Lf :r -" "- °- - ""
iS5SiII'5 Talent buries blue devils
TORRID TAR HEELS RIP GEORGIA STATE
HEELS TUNE UP FOR 06ACS
POLKS AROUNO HERE: WITH THE S'ORTS CROUD
iEFl's^ ni1h°l'^'*i l"^ DEACONS rJle"tSe ACC
A"iRGA?^'^^Me"' '■" ""'*' °'* '-■"^ tonight'
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TOP-RANKEO HEELS VISIT CLEMSOM
iElLf^TlugHPi%5^r??SEls"'^-^^'°
HEELf Ife^pJ'fp^C^^'iSRSFSil'""- ''"' ^""" ^° ''
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HEELS HIT 20-WIN MARK
UNC-yVA.: ONLY PRIDE AT STAKE
2^1 l!;'=?^?frMI^f''0'"*'<°THER ENDURES
''»N FACES TICKET SCALPING CHANGE
r55S^'!'.,9°Si'!:r" UNC'S VICTORY RALLY
£iS°H'r'H?R'^lD*""* "'^^ '"' o°"
UNC'S "SUPERMAN" DELIVERS AGAIN
2iEf?5E, JORDAN WIN FOR CAROL NA
HEELS PULL OUT "FREAK" VICTORY
SOME CREDIT TO SMITH *"■'"'*'
BIG EAST VS. ACC
n;ijT?X*„5'*°'^'<5 OFF TOP-RANKEO UNC
A MATTER OF WHO WANTS IT
i?LjS!t5.rsi^iR;?N:??g)i^i.?i"s^F^F^
UNC'S FOGGY NIGHTMARE
llc',^n^^"l;°^''5 ''*ST CAROLINA
'31 LOWE-OOHN ON STATE'S TRIU'iPH OVER UNC
r5?f^^^"^cf?li '■""OXS REScSe STATE ^
i^?5tPE Sfll"^ HURTING TAR HEUS?
:iirji5E'jJiT ?!"??; TuVuh''"" °""'^^ ^^'°^
151, ?^il-5 Sl-O" OUT WAKE FOREST
HEELS END SLUMP, RIP OEACS
WAKE RUNS INTO UNC'S TRAIN
PAIR OF SENIORS TAKE SPOTLIGHTS FOR UNC. i;T»TC
e'LVE^Is--^"-"- '^-°"
HEELS READY TO START "TOURNEY ROAD-
JORDAN LEADS HEELS PAST TECH
CAROLINA BREEZES PAST GEORGIA TECH
?h? S?Il[1? C^KSU"*""" PIRSTj^tXr HEELS SECURE ACC"S TOP SEED...
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TALK OF PERKINS" TOE I S
•^iSS"-"" GIVES CLEMSON BOOT
JORDAN, DOHERTY PICK UP SLACK FOR TAR HEELS
HEELS* PATH EASIER THAN UVA. 'S . 5TATF»^
PLAVOPFS COULD BE T IME FOR Hu5 f Eft TO PMF(*rP
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Jnc" Sf^^iT^SE^'S^'fJ "'"" 5"°"° """TICE
DUKES EARN REMATCH WITH UNC
UNC-OUKES: SAME TIME, DIFFERE^IT YEAR
THE°D£FENsf iPon'" " "'^ DJKEs'lS NCAA OPENER
?a|°hIe'ls"?S53I%^SJ?C?^CI^^?5^^ '"'"^^ '" ""^5
TAR HEELS NOT OVERCONF lOENT TH I S TIME
ilif^'^lll^ cS2lf ^9^ CAROLINA'S GAIN^
*)sf!;5 EYE FINAL FOUR HAT TRIC<
JORDAN: BETTER AND BETTER
SMITH WORRIED ABOUT BUCKEYES
UNC'S SMITH CAUTIOUS OF BUCKEYES
"NC HAS RIGHT BUTTONS TO Pusfi FOR SUCCESS
5i2K??h^NE;¥^5SJIjE'?8S'KiE:?" "" '"«"'^"""
GOOD LUCK, CAROLINA! IN THE NCAA EASTERN REGIONAI?
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"DOGS READY FOR HEELS
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TAJ HEELS CORNER OHIO STATE, S4-51
UNC GETS BOOST FROM BRAOOOCK >* "
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1/07/83 a
1/09/83 B
1/10/83 a
1/11/83 8
l/lJ/83 C
1/12/83 B
1/13/83 D
1/13/83 B
l/l'i/a3 D
l/l<./83 0
1/15/83 D
1/15/83 A
1/16/83 B
1/16/83 B
1/16/83 fl
1/17/83 B
1/17/83 D
1/17/83 D
1/19/83 C
1/20/83 D
1/20/83 B
1/21/83 C
1/22/83 0
1/23/83 B
1/23/83 B
1/23/83 B
l/2<,/83 D
1/25/83 8
1/25/83 D
1/26/83 a
1/27/83 B
1/27/83 B
1/28/83 C
1/28/83 C
1/28/83 D
1/28/83 0
1/30/83 B
1/30/83 a
1/31/83 D
1/31/83 0
2/01/83 B
2/02/83 C
2/02/S3 A
2/02/83 B
2/02/83 B
2/03/83 0
2/03/83 C
2/05/83 0
2/05/83 A
2/06/83 a
2/07/83
2/09/83
2/10/83
2/10/83
2/11/83
2/11/83
2/11/83
2/11/83
2/U/83
2/11/83
2/12/83
2/13/83 E
2/l',/83 e
2/l'./83 E
2/l<./e3 0
2/1^/83 C
2/17/83 0
2/17/83 B
2/18/83 C
2/20/83 a
2/2D/83 a
2/21/83 0
2/21/83 0
2/2<,/83 0
2/25/83 C
2/25/83 C
2/25/83 0
2/25/83 0
2/27/83 B
2/27/83 B
2/28/83 B
2/28/83 B
3/03/83 0
3/D3/83 a
3/D6/83 e
3/06/83 B
3/07/83 0
3/08/83 B
3/11/83 C
3/12/83 b
3/12/83 A
3/13/83 B
3/13/83 B
3/13/83 B
3/K/83 0
3/15/83 a
3/15/83 8
3/16/83 B
3/16/83 0
3/17/83 D
3/18/83 A
3/18/33 0
3/19/83 B
3/20/83 B
3/20/83 fl
3/21/83 fl
3/21/83 0
3/21/H3 D
3/23/83 6
3/23/83 B
3/23/83 0
3/23/83 0
3/2'i/83 a
3/25/83 C
3/25/83 C
3/25/83 B
3/25/83 A
3/26/83 A
3/26/83 A
3/26/83 A
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HQNrHLT/ANNU
l/Oi/83 -
I N u e X
12/31/83
CFOBGIA UPSFTS NORTH CAROLINA. 82-77
UNC LOSES OUT ON PAIR OF FkONTS
CFORGIA'S UNOERnoGS TOP TAR HEELS
LOSS DOESN'T niH CAROLINA'S G. UH
carolina, state to land top nf h rohh bfccruits
prep a-a jj6 -ole picks linc
molf picks unc : popson helays choice
LfGISLATLlOE. GOVERNOR HONOR SASKETBALL ChahPIONS
popson picks carolina; cline soes with wake forest
dean's orea- team
unc stars triumph
tar heels announce basketball schedule
ranzino smith chooses unc
ran;ino s-ith picks unc
S-ITb'S choice
UNC DROPS north-south
UNC'S ROBINSON TRANSFERS TO AS U
TAR HEEL Basketball: future
TAR HEEL basketball: PAST
heels get EARLT START
TAR HEELS WIN IN GREEK EVENT
TAR HEELS TAKE BASKETBALL 00U3 LE-H6ADER
UNC COMPLETES GREEK OOYSSEY WITH FOURTH wIN
TAR HEELS, AS EXPECTED, PRESEASON FAVORITES IN ACC
TAR HEELS TOP FIRST BASKETBALL POLL
Carolina number one in preseason ratings
The man with all The aces
smith takes unc away from two- man concept
point guard top ouestion for talented unc lineup
TAR HEELS, BRUINS SHARE TOP RANK IN COMPOSITE POLL
OCA/MICHAEL JORDAN
JORDAN KEYS UNC PAST YUGOSLAVS
JORDAN SAVES SLOPPY HEELS FRO'< EXHIBITION LOSS
HEELS LEAD The way in ACC ACTION
TOP-RATED TAR HEELS START OFF WITH MISSOURI
SMITH, JORDAN LIGHT UNC'S SECOND-HALF FUSE
TOP-RANKED UNC SEEKS WIN NQ. ?
FPEShman SMITH IGNITES TAR HEELS
JORDAN HEARS TALK, FIRES BACK
DauGhERTy seeks KILLER INSTINCT
•TALK' FIRES UP JORDAN
HUNTER LIKELY FIRST RED-SHIRT UNDER OEAN SMITH
KEEPING UP WITH UNC'S SMITHS: WHY BE PATIENT WITH A STRUGGLING, YOUNG.
KEEPING UP WITH UNC'S SMITHS; BEEP-BEEP: QUICKLY TO THE 'POINtI
TAR HEELS OVERPOWER FORDHAM
WEST IMPRESSED WITH TAR HEELS
TAR HEELS TESTED IN SMITH'S 5D0TH
smith: STANFORD WIN ONLY NO. 4
HEELS RECLAIM TOP SPOT IN POLL
NOT SO SILENT SAM; NORTH CAROLINA'S NORMALLY PLACID PERKINS...
SYRACUSE PITTING ITS 'PEARL' AGAINST NO. 1 TAR HEELS
CAROLINA'S BALANCE THRASHES SYRACUSE
ALL IN ALL. SATURDAY A NIGHT = OR HEELS, NOT PEARLS, IN DOME
TAR HEELS CRUISE TO wiN OVER SYRACUSE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE WE E SET
BLUE DEVILS, TAR HEELS CLOSE »RE-HOLIDAY SCHEDULES
UNC, STATE HOOPS PROGRAMS EXP=CT MILLION-PLUS PROFITS
TAR HEELS DESTROY DARTMOUTH, 103-58
TAR HEELS ROLL TO ".S-POINT VICTORY
PSYCHOLOGIST'S AID HELPS OQHE) TY FIND KEY TO 'RIGHT' STUFF
POPSON, AOKINS HONORED
UNC'S HEIGHT, SPEED, DEPTH lONA'S HOLIDAY WORRIES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: HOW'S THAT AGAIN?
UNC CRUISES TO Easy win; ST. JOHN'S UP
■COLD' TAR HEElS boll
TAR HEELS, BEOMEN IN GARDEN'S HOLIDAY LIMELIGHT
UNC FACES REOMEN
PERKINS' POINTS. OOHERTY ON '0' SPARK CAROLINA
PERKINS' 31 SPARK HEELS IN FESTIVAL
BLUE-WHITE GAME
UNIV. OF N.c. -Chapel hill sports, basketball,
PETERSON. PERKINS STAR IN BLUE-WHITE
JORDAN, DAUGHERTY KEY WHITES' VICTORY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, FENCING
UNC FENCER WINS NCAA TITLE
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill sports, football
WITH THE SPORTS SET
AREA SCHOOLS JOCKEY FOR SIGNI'iG DATE POSITION
WALLACE SIGNS WITH TAR HEELS
MAYE PICKS UNC
EVEN WITHOUT BRIM. UNC NEARLY FILLS ITS CUP TO RIM
TAR HEELS ADO FORMER GAMECOCK AIDE TO STAFF
SIGNING OF THREE-SPORT STAR CAPS UNC'S RECRUITING
AT RANDOM
UNC'S LIGHTWEIGHT SCHEDULE SITS HEAVY
TOP PICK OF LITTLE CONCERN TO UNC
'I'M SORRY, MB. CRUM, BUT WE'<E ALL BOOKED UP FOR ISBi'
UNC SCHEDULE LOOKING UP
CRUM Calmly sets sights on basics
CARTOONIST NOT INFORMED ABOUT FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
SHOOTING UNC'S MOON
ON TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN
TAR HEELS TO PREVAIL OVER ACC TRIUMVIRATE
TOP TWENTY AGAIN ON UNC'S HORIZON
ATTITUDE MAKES FULLER COVER B3 Y
ACC preview: new coaches Take OVER DUKE, STATE
CRUM STILL Chasing 'major' bo^il
TAR HEELS Clued on morrisonis'IS via new mexico
CRUM prepares for MORRISON'S VEER
AN OFFENSIVE MATTER
S'TUROAY'S MATCHUPS PROVIDE h€£lS. CAVS REVENGE MOTIVATION
UNC, DUKE FAVORED IN ROAD OPENERS
OUKE. UNC OPEN SEASON
yS£ BOLLS IN opener: BY AIR C LAND, TAR HEELS PUMMEL GAMECOCKS, 24-8
FOR TAR HEELS, CHOOSING NUMBERS NO PASSING FANCY
TAR HEELS SHOW STRENGTH IN OPJNER
MEMPHIS STATE VICTORY HELPS TAR HEELS' MENTAL EDGE
TIGERS NOW WORTHY OPPONENT FD) TAR HEELS?
MOVING OUT
BLACK'S RETURN GETS TAR HEELS BACK IN GEAR
TAR HEELS--YAWN--ORUOGE TIGERS
EARLY SEASON REPORT CARDS
c"?£m liSN'^r^^EofcMi^Y' :itlli ""TONALITIES IN METHODICAL VICTORIES
HEELS TO ROCK 'COACHING CRADLE'
TAR HEELS FIND MORE WAYS Than ONE TO SKIN MIAMI
UNC'S HUMFS FINDS REALITY A VISUAL AID
SMITH. HUMES STAR AS TAR hEElS cruise
UNC BOLTS TO FIFTH AS TOP 10 SHUFFLE
UNC'S STURDY CONSTITUTION SUM OF 11 EQUAL PARTS
FAST START NORMAL FOR CBUM'S lEELS
TAR HEEL FANS ENJOY TAILGAIIn;
JUST AN 'NTH' away; top bowls SCRUTINIZE CAROLINA'S EFFORTS TO GET ...
3-0 T«« HEELS TAKE AIM AT INDIANS
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S 2 3/28/83 D
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2 N 071
H 2 <./17/a3 B
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2 N
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5 N
H 2 './21/83 D
1 N C52
H 2 5/01/83 B
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S 2 6/30/83 D
5 N
S 2 8/02/83 0
2 N
H 2 8/20/83 0
1 N
5 2 8/20/63 A
8 N
S 2 3/23/83 D
1 U F25
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1 N
S 2 9/D7/83 0
3 N
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2 P F M71
M 2 9/25/33 n
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S 2 10/13/83 a
2 P F F25
H 2 10/20/33 D
2 N
H 2 10/21/83 C
2 N
H 2 10/22/B3 D
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H 2 ll/li,/83 A
2 N 071
S 2 11/16/83 0
1 C N
H 2 11/17/83 0
1 C N
S 2 11/19/83 0
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H 2 11/23/83 C
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H 2 11/23/83 0
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H 2 11/23/83 D
7 C F
H 2 U/23/83 D
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H 2 ll/2<,/B3 0
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S 2 U/2'./a3 B
1 N F25
S 2 U/25/S3 0
1 P N F25
H 2 11/26/83 8
2 N C52
H 2 11/27/33 a
1 N C52
H 2 U/28/83 a
2 P N
S 2 11/23/83 0
2 P U F25
H 2 11/29/83 a
2 P N M71
S 2 11/29/33 a
1 P U Dia
S 2 11/29/83 8
1 P N F25
H 2 11/30/83 B
1 P N M7
H 2 12/01/83 D
1 P U 07
H 2 12/01/83 D
1 P F M7
S 2 12/03/83 A
e P N
H 2 12/0<./83 B
3 M
H 2 12/05/83 3
2 P N
S 2 12/05/33 0
^ P N
S 2 12/36/83 B
1 C N
H 2 12/09/33 C
1 P F M71
H 2 12/10/33 D
1 N M71
H 2 12/11/83 B
1 N M71
H 2 12/12/83 a
2 P N
S 2 12/12/33 0
5 P N
H 2 12/16/83 a
1 n u
H 2 12/21/83 B
1 N C52
H 2 12/21/83 B
1 U M71
H 2 12/22/93 0
1 P N H71
S 2 12/22/33 3
1 P N P55
H 2 12/23/83 C
1 P F M71
S 2 12/27/83 D
3 N
H 2 12/ 7/83 B
2 N M71
H 2 12/28/83 a
1 D U
H 2 12/28/83 C
1 N M71
S 2 12/28/83 fl
1 P N
H 2 12/29/83 0
1 N M71
S 2 12/29/83 B
2 N
H 2 12/30/83 C
1 P N M71
S 2 12/30/83 D
1 P N
H 2 11/06/33 C
7 N
H 2 11/20/33 B
<> N
H 2 3/27/83 a
H 2
1/06/83 B
D
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2/09/83 e
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S 2
2/09/83 0
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2/12/83 D
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2/21/83 B
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S 2
3/02/83 D
N
H 2
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7/27/83 C
U 071
H 2
8/02/33 E
N
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8/07/83 0
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8/17/83 A
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8/28/93 C
p
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8/23/83 C
J M71
H 2
8/28/83 G
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8/29/33 B
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S 2
8/29/83 B
1 2
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8/29/83 8
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8/31/83 C
p
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S 2
8/31/83 B
p
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H 2
9/01/83 D
U 071
H 2
9/01/83 D
N D71
S 2
9/02/83 D
N F25
H 2
9/03/83 0
N 071
H 2
9/04/83 a
N S91
H 2
9/05/83 B
P
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S 2
9/(35/83 B
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H 2
9/07/83 B
N M71
S 2
9/07/83 D
U 019
H 2
9/11/83 A
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H 2
9/11/83 C
p
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5 2
9/12/83 0
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H 2
9/13/83 a
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9/14/83 B
N S9 1
S 2
9/14/83 0
P
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S 2
9/16/B3 0
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9/18/83 C
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S 2
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1/01/81
INDEX
W/31/83
5 u 0 J E c r s
PAr.E TM
1/17/B<.
CAVALI6B DREAMS OF REALITY
STANKAVACfS PHHCRESS OH TARGER
."IStI READY fOR TOUCHER CDMPETITION
MORTON'S BEST SHOT KNOCKING flES FLAT
TAR HEELS SET FOR ACC HARCH
JAR HEELS RALLY, ROLL BY TECH
STANKAVAGE GETS BOOST
EARLY GAMBLE RAID OFF FOR JAC<ETS
sJirpJ^f''lc^?^nI^?>,fi^}':,"9*?°- ""'5 JUST MORE EQUAL
CRiK"!NgP5ALiN!E" ^*'-'*^ ^°'''-''' """'" ''"^> SCORELESS STICK
TAR HEEL CRASHES 'YEAR OF OB" BASH
!^!*S SffjN^ ''"D SEASON- WITH JAKE
?iR° iiiti l(^;Y?N7^^PAM^'L^^R"?oSl*"''^
^^iLl-giRE'l!! tiJ'SEgrES^^^??5nTy?? 8S°?AP'"' '"' ""^"
CJLSON OE-BLIMPS INTO VaElIaBL? UNC ROLE '
i?i?iy^^?%^"R"ASqscflGSiX^?";Nr''°"="'"°
UNC'S CHARGE HUMBLES PACK
SUPFRMEN AND VAMPIRES
fSPOSITO QUESTIONS UNC RANKIN:
H^7 i's™if'5{?s u*^? ?N^ ?sfe^s;c^''""
i^N5f"^iet'KSc"?^S5 ?SSSt^°" '"' "^--^
mi] ??S'n^22'¥^"u2hII? "*°'' "°"^ "'"^ F00TBALL7
* BEST SELLER AT LAST
TERRAPINS ON THEIR MINOS
MARCIN QUIETLY PURSUES REVENGE
SS?SE«^"ig? l^r F=Sg"fER°?r ™^ ^""Svig^TE A YEAR
HARRIS RECALLS 'THE PLAY"
"JiJ'S STRENGTH, DEPTH HORRY R3MAINE
To R*iv:tg?^*s¥?u'^sti?Lrs ^'""^
TAR HEELS TO BOUNCE BACK, AVOID LAST YEAR'S rnilAPtci
MISTAKES HAUNT HEELS VS. TERPS
TERPS TEAR DOWN HEELS
TERPS TOP UNC HIT LIST
gliSH'S5^gNiJT''S5c^h*Xi-^LEA?g^'}8'^aRuS??'-?,S?I!J"°^
?SSgfT^ySlE^"y? 5|;«i||,«"'^«N°oVF,C^i,:rF^% LACK OF CROWD CONTROL
REVENGE NO FACTOR, TIGERS" HARPER SAYS
T»R HEELS LOOKING TOWARD TIGE?S
«?L'f'sTTL"A"fR'Icf ^^SL'knS?!" ""O^^-'-S fM^SALL PROGRAM...
llilllc^fll'ii 19,5''0"- ""<: BOJL CHOKES
?!GiKI^H"5sf'S!§S" '""°'"' °^" ^*" ""^5
SNIPES: JUST MEANT TO BE
V^GiSS pSglE"*^iR^3E'?Li'g5lRR^"T^J*^'°^ """ '""°°'^'
cSX;? SnE'^HKl'l'SE? THERE?"-'" "" "''■'" '" "'^'^ PREPARATIONS
CRUM STUCK ON PLATEAU?
y'!o?,l!!?''J,?'*,5EEK RIGHT COURSE
iJ?ci^,'S^?E?'-| 9JS9U'** ^"'"O STRAIGHT DEFEAT
?tR"ioBSp''c^^;s°?fyc^'??ws^ ? ! ''"' "°"^° ""
BOWL TALK LEAVES TAR HEELS FLAT
ciROL?NA'Fnnfl:, 7*5, 'iJSffe O??" SUIT SLOAN FINE
rA'S°ii^?Lsf°e°J^?t'-arhr^?v? J" "s^^"' °°'"' '""^o""'
TH"jS?r"«""«'°"N;^ultA"U^ ""E FOR UNC DOMINATION
SKKE-lSIc^f'^lgU'gJIK;*" — ^"''S SCOTT STANKAVAGE
:°tl5lL?c"°ySSpVf§S=A?';3A'"' ''°''' '''
oufe; unc share disappointment
IS"?Sr°HJ.;?' """"5 ""*"
fIS'5i?Ls'll7A 7S'!"c?5i??c'"'' «*" "" ^« ^*ST GAME
UNC'S HEART STILL BEATS
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BENNETT'S BEST NOT ENOUGH FOR DEVILS
TOUGH SCHEDULE IS UNC'S PROBLEM
BOWOEN NAMES THOMAS AS STARTING QB VS. UNC
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H 2 9/26/63 B
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S 2 9/28/83 0
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! N S91
H 2 10/02/83 C
6 N S91
H 2 10/03/63 B
2 N
S 2 10/03/63 D
2 P IJ D18
H 2 10/05/83 A
4 L
H 2 10/05/63 6
2 P N S91
H 2 10/05/63 B
2 P N S9l
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H 2 10/06/83 0
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H 2 10/08/83 D
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3 P U 018
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S 2 10/l',/83 0
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2 P F 018
H 2 10/15/63 8
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H 2 10/17/63 B
2 P N
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3 P U 018
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5 P U P55
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5 L
H 2 10/19/83 A
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H 2 10/25/63 B
2 U 071
H 2 10/26/63 C
I P N S91
S 2 10/26/83 B
1 P U D18
S 2 10/26/63 B
1 N Die
H 2 10/27/63 0
1 P N
H 2 10/27/63 D
1 U 071
S 2 10/27/83 B
1 p u Die
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1 P U F25
H 2 10/28/83 C
1 N S91
S 2 10/26/63 0
1 P N 018
S 2 10/28/83 0
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H 2 10/30/83 C
1 P N S91
H 2 10/30/63 C
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H 2 10/31/83 B
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S 2 10/31/63 0
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S 2 10/31/93 D
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H 2 U/02/83 D
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H 2 11/02/63 0 i
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5 2 11/02/83 0
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S 2 11/03/83 B 1
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H 2 ll/0',/83 C 1
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S 2 U/04/63 D 1
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H 2 11/05/83 S 2
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H 2 U/06/63 C 1
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H 2 11/06/83 C 3
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H 2 11/06/83 C 3
N S91
H 2 11/07/83 A 1,
T T P45
S 2 11/07/83 0 3
P U 018
H 2 U/Oa/83 B 3
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H 2 11/09/83 C I
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S 2 11/09/63 B 2
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H 2 11/12/83 B 2
N C52
H 2 U/13/83 C I
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H 2 11/13/83 C 6
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H 2 11/14/63 B 2
N S91
H 2 11/14/83 B 2
N
S 2 ll/li./a3 D 3
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S 2 11/14/83 0 4
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H 2 11/15/83 B 2
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H 2 U/16/63 A 4
T T R56
H 2 11/16/63 B 2
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H 2 11/16/83 B 2
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S 2 11/16/83 0 1
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S 2 11/17/63 A 4
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H 2 11/19/83 A 1
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H 2 11/19/63 A 4
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H 2 11/20/83 A 1
P F L3C
H 2 11/20/83 8 1
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H 2 11/20/83 b 2
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H 2 11/20/83 B 2
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H 2 11/20/63 B 2
P N C52
H 2 11/20/83 B 14
P P F70
H 2 11/21/63 B 2
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S 2 11/21/63 0 3
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S 2 1/22/63 A 8 N
H 2 5/20/63 CI U 071
S 2 11/08/83 A 1 N 018
12/25/63 B
12/26/83 0
12/27/83 B
12/29/63 0
12/29/83 B
12/30/63 C
12/30/83 C
12/31/83 B
12/31/83 B
12/31/83 A
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SUBJECTS
P»GE 71a
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UNIV. nf n.c.-Cmapfl mill sports, colf
PLVLEP'S PIKOIE HANDS UNC TAR HEEL TITLF
UNC GniFEBS CLEAR RAIN-LEFT HJRDLFS, RETAIN ACC lFAD
PLYLER. HEELS LFAD ACC nOLF
mOLFPaCh'S mills. UNC EMERGE < I Tm CROWNS
PLYLER LEAOS UNC PLAYfRS' ADVANCE INTO N-S QUARTERS
UNC GOLFERS CUT OKLAHOMA STATE'S NCAA LEAD TO 1
UNC LOSES TOurn. STAND IITh IV NCAA GOLF
OKLAHOMA STATE TAKES GOLF TITLE; CARiJLINA EIGHTH
PRANK CALL STUNS UNC GOLFERS
HALTRIP PACES RICHHOND OUALIFYING
MOOD DISCOVERS PRESSURE OF PLAYING JACK'S GAME
[NHAN, Tar HEELS CAPTURE AUCUS TA CHAMPIONSHIP
UNIV. OF N.C.-CrtAPEL HILL SPORTS. -ACRDSSE
HOBART ENDS TAR HEELS' LACROSSE WINNING STREAK
LACROSSE COMES OF ACE AT UNC
MARYLAND HANDS UNC ITS SECOND LACROSSE DEFEAT
HOPKINS POSFS LACROSSE TEST F:r TAR hEELS
VOELKEL'S GOAL LIFTS UNC BY J3HNS HOPKINS. U-U
CELEBRATION. TAR HEEL STYLE
UNC BOLTS QUICKLY TO LACROSSE VICTORY
UNC LACROSSE ON ROLL
UNC LACROSSE TEAH WINS BIG
BRAGGING RIGHTS AT STAKE: UNC-VIRGINIA LACROSSE OUTCOME...
CAVS TOPPLE UNC. CLAIM ACC TITLE
UNC LACROSSE TEAM AT ARMY IN 1ST ROUND
UNC FACING ARMY
ARMY OPENS UNC'S DEFENSE
Carolina TOPPLES army in lacrosse opener
Tar heels face JOHNS HOPKINS IN LACROSSF SEMIFINALS
BLUE JAYS ELIMINATE TAR HEELS
UNIV. OF N.c. -Chapel mill sports, soccer
ACC SOCCER. 1983; WITH NINE STARTFRS BACK, FIGURE BLUF DEVILS TO HAVE.
OUKf. UNC WINNERS IN SOCCER OPENERS
DUKE. UNC TAKE WINS IN SOCCER
DUKE. STATE. UNC FACE BUSY SOCCER WEEKEND
CLEMSON BLANKS NO. ". TAR HEELS
UNC WINS FIELD HOCKEY CROHN. 1-0
UNC KNOCKS OFF TOP-RANKED DUKE WITH OVERTIME WIN
SOCCER TOURNAMENT: STATE AT DUKE, UNC UNINVITED
UNC SOCCER COACH MIFFED AT SNJBBING
UNC WOMEN SEEK Third straight soccer title
CAROLINA COLLECTS 3RD WOMEN'S SOCCER TITLE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. SWIMMING
UNC WINS SWIM MEET
SUE WALSH HELPS UNC TO SHIMMING CROHN
STATE'S SWIM REIGN ENDED BY TAR HEELS
UNC SWIMMERS END STATE REIGN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL MILL SPORTS. TELEVISION
SEE SPORTS, TELEVISION COVERAGE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CMAPEL MILL SPORTS. TENNIS
UNC TRUSTEES OK NEW FIELD HOUSE PLANS
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill sports, women
EMPTY handed tar heels
UNC COACH hits CENTURY MARK IN WIN OVER DEVILS
UNC WOMEN UPSET N.C. STATE
BRANCH LEAOS MARYLAND ROuT; GAMECOCKS LOSE IN OVERTIME
TAR HEELS DISMANTLE TERRAPINS
TAR HEEL WOMEN OBTAIN FIRST RANKING IN TOP 20
WOLFPACK WOMEN TOPPLE CAROLINA
UNC WOMEN EXTEND SWIM LEAD
UNC TAKES LEAD IN ACC SHIMMING
PFNN ST. OUSTS pack: GEORGIA BOUNCES UNC
UNC WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM OPENS TITLE DEFENSE WITH WIN
UNC WOMEN SEEK THIRD STRAIGHT SOCCER TITLE
BIG FOUR WOMEN REMAIN UNaEATE<<
uNtv. OF N.C. -Chapel hill sports, wrestling
MICHAELS BACK IN UNC LINEUP AT 177 POUNDS
state wrestles VICTORY FROM UNC
STATE EXTENDS MAT DOMINATION 3F UNC. 2',-l'.
UNC WRESTLERS BEATEN
WISCONSIN'S MIDDLE HEIGHTS DOOM UNC WRESTLERS, Zl-l?
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill student activities center
SEE also UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, sports arena
working its way up
installing girders
won't be long
unc arena to get safety check
investigation of arena construction continues
officials declare unc center safe
arena safe. unc official says
building a new center
area building problems blamed on subcontractor
safety is top concern
defects minor. unc center -safe'
unc watches florida suit '
firm working on unc arena is sued
bomb threat at construction site
report says unc student cente* safe
report declares new arena at unc safe despite errors
unc student activities center icartoonl
editorial policy irreparably 'jaded'
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill univ. day
unc to laud alumni
panel to study unc's 20-year iission urged
astronaut returns for show an] tell
special study is urged of unc's future role
friday recalls kennedy visit
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill univ. wohan'S Club
GROUPS SPONSOR COMMUNITY DAY
UNIV. OF N.C.-CMAPEL hill WILLIAM >. KENAN JR. CENTER
UNC TRUSTEES APPROVE BUILDINGS' CONSTRUCTION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HILSON LIBRARY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, libraries
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CMAPEL HILL DAVIS LIBRARY
•CROHN JEWEL' OF FOLK MUSIC AUHIVES
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill women's studies program
AGING AFFECTS WOMEN AND MEN DIFFERENTLY, UNC PROFESSOR SAYS
NCCU TO HOST CONFERENCE ON LIVES OF BLACK WOMEN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL YMCA
SEE ALSO YMCA. Chapel hIll/carrioro
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6/02/93
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N
H 2
6/10/03
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6/1 i/n3
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6/12/93
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6/19/93
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9/10/93
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9/11/93
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10/03/93
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3/13/93
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'./09/83
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<./lD/93
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'./10/83
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'1/13/83
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H 2
4/17/83
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4/29/93
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N
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5/01/83
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N
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5/16/83
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N
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5/1A/B3
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N
H 2
5/18/93
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N
C52
H 2
5/19/93
D
N
M 2
5/21/83
B
P
N
M 2
5/22/83
B
N
H 2
8/29/83
C
P
N
C52
H 2
9/03/83
D
N
M 2
9/09/93
D
P
N
H 2
9/09/93
C
P
N
C52
H 2
9/19/93
B
P
N
H 2
10/17/93
B
N
H 2
1/14/93
S
0
N
C52
H 2
1/15/93
B
N
C52
S 2
1/15/83
B
N
H 2
11/20/83
B
12
N
H 2
U/22/83
B
N
H 2
2/16/93
C
N
H 2
2/20/83
B
N
H 2
2/27/83
B
N
S 2
2/28/83
B
N
S 2 4/23/83 A
2
1/12/83
C
1
P
P
M66
2
1/12/83
c
3
P
N
C52
2
1/19/83
c
1
N
2
2/03/83
0
3
N
2/06/83
B
3
P
N
2
2/08/83
a
3
N
2
2/16/83
c
3
N
2
2/19/83
D
3
N
2
2/26/83
D
3
N
2
3/20/83
8
5
N
2
U/13/83
C
10
N
2
U/20/93
B
12
N
2
U/27/83
B
4
N
2
1/23/83
B
9
N
C52
2
1/29/83
B
2
P
N
C52
2
2/ 1/83
C
3
N
2
12/ 8/83
B
5
N
2
12/21/83
B
2
N
^
2/01/83
B
I
P
P
C56
2
9/06/83
C
1
P
P
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2
9/10/93
B
14
P
P
C56
2
10/29/83
C
1
N
3
U/01/83
B
1
N
2
11/03/83
4
1
N
B46
1 1/04/83
B
1
P
N
346
2
11/07/83
A
1
P
P
T37
3
11/10/83
B
1
N
2
11/11/83
A
4
E
3
12/07/83
a
1
N
2
12/15/83
c
1
N
B46
2
12/16/83
c
5
N
2
12/17/83
A
15
N
2
12/21/33
A
1
N
B46
2
12/22/83
A
1
P
N
046
2
12/23/83
A
4
T
T
R56
2
12/29/83
A
5
L
3
10/12/83
B
1
N
2
10/12/83
A
1
P
N
B46
2
10/13/83
A
1
N
M90
3
10/13/83
a
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N
2
11/22/83
A
1
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F
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H 2 8/29/83 A
H 2 12/17/83 A 1
H 2 7/31/83 0 1 P F H66
5 2 3/24/93 A 6 N
S 2 10/24/83 8 1 N
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P4CE Tit
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UNIV. Of N.C. -CHARLOTTE
FOUR DURHAM RESIDENTS GET UNC-C DEGREES
EDUCATION CUTS TO BE DISCUSSED """"""^^
iJ!'^?^J5^S,''"''°""i ""l" EDUCATION URGED
00 CHROMOSOMES HOLD THE KEr T] CONTROL AGING?
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE, FACULTY
NURSING DEAN'S DECISION CRITIC WED
5"?"^J;„7i5 °t PRINCIPALS USE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
N.C. ECONOMY EXPECTED TO GROW AT Z.*,* RATE
"'"sEE°5lS0'^bFr0s'"'°"^ CAROLINA RAPTOR REHABILITATION t RESEARCH CENTER
FALCONS COULO MINIMIZE BLACKBIRD PROBLEM
"'^'^Jc"^. 5^a'^;;SS*''!=°'''e research p.rk
^^Ltk?2T?|5^?'"'^" ''^° DEVELOPMENT PARKS
charlotte asks HUNT TO KEEP PARK IN HIND
"NIV- OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE SCHOOL OF MURSING
NURSING DEAN'S DECISION CRITICIZED
"'"*'',.2f=?'i:;i"5'"-9''''f sports, BASKETBALL
i?.ii^ "}<^f 8" CAMELS, aO-67
RUDO HAS la AS WAKE RIPS FURMAN. 7<,-59
SECOND-HALF SPURT POWERS DEACONS
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO
NEW GROUP URGES MODERATION
ASBESTOS OISCOVEREO IN UNC-G 3UILDINGS
??5il'E?ENThR°EiKI^3i?*c^§^cE%°V^s'^ "°" '"'" '"''°'"'
STUDY ON OUTLETS PROVES INTERESTING
UNIV. OF N»C. -GREENSBORO, BACCHUS
NEW GROUP URGES MODERATION
UNIV. OF N.C.-CRBENSBORO, COMMBNC £■< ENT
26 FROM DURHAM GET UNC-G DEGREES
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO, DANCE HO!KShOP
UNC-G PROF'S NEW READING AID HELPS DEAF LEARN
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO, FACULTY
AUTIS" EXPERT OUITS AFTER GR A\ T PROBE
SIJCHgl-gCIST AT UNC-G RESIGNS FOLLOWING PROBE
Slcc'::'2t2''ir 5AYS MISTAKES MATE IN HIS GRANT PROPOSAL
RESEARCH FRAUD CHECK SAID DIFFICULT
DEAF CHILDREN CREATE STORIES IN SIGN LANGUAGE
HOMEMAKER'S WORTH FIGURED FOR WRONGFUL OEATS SUI T S
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO, GIFTS
UNC-G RECEIVES S1;d,000 BEOUES T
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO, SPEAKERS
SACKS TO GIVE LECTURE
HEARD PLANS UNC-G SPEECH ON APRIL 11
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. STUDENTS
13 FROM DURHAM ON UNC-C DFAN'S LIST
13 FROM DURHAM ON UNC-G DEAN'S LIST
ORANGE STUDENTS ON DEAN'S LIST
15 DURHAM STUDENTS MAKE DEAN'S LIST
ALL IN THE FAMILY
UNIV. OF N.C
M PORTRAYS LIFE OF FIRST FEMALE PHYSICIAN
FIL
"'*"V?ccD;^A:S''fl'*^"°''° SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS
SSSI^\^°??H^nrSNC^^S"!i,ar,?^Ac'!2E'it?Af?S^""^'™ ""'' ^""^
"'*"'*,2^,'J;':-<'''EENSB0R0 SCHOOL OF NURSING
TO FIGHT OBESITY, CHILDREN NEi 0 ACTIVITY AND DISCIPLINE
UNIV. OF N.C.-GRFENSBORO SPORTS, SICCER
UNCG WINS SOCCER CROWN
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON
* DURHAM STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS
6 GET DEGREES
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON SPORTS, BASEBALL
UNC-W HANDS UNC SECOND STRAIGHT LOSS
"'"^•°^„'i''^-2^i'-"l'*""H SPORTS, BASKETBALL
MYEPS, LOWE LEAD STATE ROUT
'PACK TUNES UP FOR UNC
RUDO HAS 13 AS WAKE RIPS FURMAN, 7«-59
UNIV. OF OKLAHOMA SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO OKLAHOMA
SOONERS POISED FOR RUN AT NO. I
UNIV. riF SAN FRANCISCO SPORTS, BASKETBALL
PERKI»JS: DONS OFFERED PLENTY
UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
FOSTER ADJUSTING TO LIFE OFF BENCH
UNIV. OF S.C.
BELL FIL
BELL SET
TAR HEEL
CRUM PRE
SATURDAY
MORRISON
SOUTH CA
UNC ROLL
TAR HEEL
GAMECOCK
WITH MIT
COLLAPSE
BELL FIR
GAMECOCK
REED IMP
DFNDY, G
OPTION P
SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ES SUIT AGAINST SOUTH CAROLINA
S UNSAVORY SOUTH CAROLINA MEMORIES ASIDE
S CLUED ON MORRISONIS^S VIA NEW MEXICO
PARES FOR MORRISON'S VEER
'?.?iI'^¥';;,''L.?''9)('?^"-i'-5' CAVS REVENGE MOTIVATION
LACKS TALENT TO TACKLE KILLER SCHEDULE
?"VJ'';;^J FIRST-YEAR C3ACH USING AN OLD RELIABLE AGAINST UNC
1 iHoS'l^lliG?^ !i%jEilEr' '" ""^^ """''' ""^""5, 2.-3
BACKUP SENDS BLUE DEVILS TO THIRD LOSS
CHELL, LAST BECOMES FIRST
in''cflf'-PS5f.',.?'*°""*'-'' ^'^'"■■^ SHATTERS BLUE DEVIL DEFENSE
S RECORD NO BOOST TO ^EED
RESSEO BY GAMECOCKS
AMECOCKS RIP 'PACK IN FOURTH QUARTER
LAY SINKS WOLFPACK
UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS, TRACK
GAMECOCKS SIGN FOWLER
UNIV. OF TENN. -CHATTANOOGA SPORTS, BASKETBALL
JORDAN HEARS TALK, FIRES BACK
DATE
3/18/83
S
E
C PG
S 2 6/2'./83 A 9
H 2 6/29/83 A 1 1
H 2 6/30/83 A 1 3
H 2 7/26/83 A 9
S 2 '1/26/83 G 7
H 2 5/10/83 A 3
S 2 5/26/83 A 2
H 2 1/21/83 C 3
H 2 7/21/83 C 11
S 2 i,/26/83 B
I r
L Y
L P BYL
P P M66
N
1/18/83 B
11/29/83 B
12/0'>/83 B
N
N DTI
2 1/02/83 E 8
2 <r/05/83 A 8
2 8/03/83 A 6
2 9/30/03 D 9
2 10/30/83 E 10
H 2 1/02/83 t 8 N
S 2 5/25/83 C 6 N
H 2 12/21/83 A 6 P F
H 2 3/13/83 A 1 5 N
H 2 '■/01/83 A 10 N
H 2 4/02/83 A 5 N
S 2 5/03/83 A a N
S 2 8/09/83 B 2 P F
S 2 a/09/83 B 2 F
H 1 ',/09/83 C I
S 2 2/21/83 C 4
S 2 3/30/83 A 13
H 2 2/2<./83 A 10 N
S ? 3/03/83 B 6 N
S 2 a/03/83 C 7 N
S 2 8/10/83 C 7 N
S 2 8/19/83 A 1 p p M66
H 2 9/05/83 A 6 P N
H 2 8/29/83 A 6 P F
H 2 12/25/83 E 9 P N
H 2 'r/0<./a3 A 6 0 F
H 2 12/0',/83 B 15 N
H 2 2/17/83 A 12 P N
S 2 7/07/83 C 8 N
H 2 4/12/83 a 4
H 2 2/17/83 0 I N 866
S 2 2/17/83 B 1 P N P55
H 2 11/29/83 BAN
S 2
3/29/83
B
6
p
F
018
S 2
2/08/83
B
3
N
H 2
2/04/83
C
1
P
N
H 2
5/25/83
r
1
N
H 2
6/22/83
?
P
F
S9I
H 7
8/31/83
(
1
P
N
071
S 2
8/31/83
B
1
p
N
F25
H 2
9/01/83
n
\
N
1171
S 7
9/01/83
^
1
p
N
F?5
H 2
9/03/83
n
1
P
N
S91
H 2
9/04/83
fl
1
N
S91
S ?
9/05/83
fl
1
p
FPS
H ?
9/18/83
(.
1
P
N
S91
H 2
9/18/83
1.
3
P
N
S9I
S 2
9/19/83
0
1
P
n
ni8
S ?
10/05/83
1)
4
N
H 2
10/27/83
D
1
N
071
S 2
10/27/83
H
1
p
N
H J
10/30/83
r
1
N
S 2
10/31/83
D
7
N
S 2
6/29/83
B
5
N
H 2
11/29/83
B
2
P
N
M71
mBssasam
MONTMLY/ANKUAL
INDEX
- U/31/H3
SUBJECTS
PAGE T'rO
l/U/Sk
■TALK" FIBES UP JORDAN
UNIV. Of UTAH SPriRTS. BASKETBALL
•GETTING PRETTIER EVERY DAY-
VALVANOt PIX-l SHARE 'POSTER CINNECTIQN' -„,..- r.L.
STATE PLAYS FOR ANOTHER LIFE; riOLFPACK'S CHANCES TONIGHT VtRSUS UTAH...
IT'S DESTINY AGAINST CIHOERELLA IN OGDEN
PACK ROARS INTO "EST FINALS
STATE DOWNS UPSTART uTES
UNtV. OF VIRGINIA
RALPH SAMPSON LEaOS UVA. PROTEST CARCH
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTSt BASEBALL
N.C. STATE STUNS VIRGINIA
THIS PACK IS NO JOKE
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. BASKETBALL ,„ „,,,,,„„
ORIESELL: TECHNICALLY, OFFICIALS BLEW SAHPSON DECISION
HOLLAND: SAMPSON ABUSED INSIDE
CAVS' COMEBACK TOPS WOLFPACK. WHITTENBURG
STATE'S HIGH HOPES BROKEN
CAvS, HEELS TO RENEW RIVALRY
VIRCINIA-UNC RIVALRY HEADS AC: SCHEDULE
OLD ACC story: tar HEELS PREVAIL
TAR HEEL TRIUMPH BUILT AROUND STRONG FIRST HALF
TAR HEELS TAKE COMMAND OF ACC
SAMPSON ANO GANG STOP WAKE
WILSON'S "SLUMP- SOMETHING OT^eRS SHOULD EMULATE
CAvS ROMP IN FIELD DAY OVER DEVILS
LAUGHING CAVS SET SIGHTS ON UVC
UNC-UVA.: ONLY PRIDE AT STAKE
ONE ERA NEARS ITS END... ANOTHER ENDURES
JORDAN COMPLETES UNC ■ S VICTORY RALLY
CAROLINA ONCE AGAIN BEATS THE ODDS
UNO'S 'SUPERMAN' DELIVERS AGAIN
DEFENSE. JORDAN WIN FOR CAROLINA
HEELS PULL OUT 'FREAK' VICTORY
SOME CREDIT TO SMITH
CAVALIERS KEEP PACE. DUMP PAC<
VIRGINIA COASTS. DUMPS DEACONS
CAVS REVVED UP FOR TOURNEY DRIVE
SAMPSON WRITES STORYBOOK FINISH TO HOME FINALE
SAMPSON SINKS TERPS , ,, .
CAVS PROVIDE DUKE ANOTHER 'OPPORTUNITY'
S!5?ri?V?rsrrAH§fo^ {?^3Ies duke AFTER VIRGINIA'S ROMP
CAvS. It-bT, VIRGINIA ROUTS JACKETS...
N.C. STATE STUNS VIRGINIA FOR ACC TITLE
wOLFPACK bombs. STICKY DEFENSE WILT CAVALIERS
SirJh!!"l,.!i2?'i;JisT'? ;;ift0N\r?IlLE all THAT.S left FOR SAMPSON...
yEEK-BY-WEEK AP RANKINGS OF N.C. AND VIRGINIA
'MIXED FEELINGS' ON ACC PLAYOFF DISTURB HOLLAND
SOURCES CLAIM HOLLAND LEAVING „„,,-
THE LAST WORD ON VIRGINIA BRI>lGS OuT WORST OF PRESS
li:n°o'i initlllVV.illuilt T.IiT^'W.. discusses what te.h must 00.
vihginiaVs mIllen practices, may play tonight against bc
'AjJ^iE^l^^S! ??I2K'lliNSI'IIVilEN SAMPSON. CAVS AND NCAA FINAL FOUR
FOULS SHACKLE SAMPSON, BUT VIRGINIA TOPS BC
FINAL PLAY, YET NO SAMPSON
AT LAST, CAVS LOOSE IN UTAH ,,,, ^
STaTE-VIRGINIA: ANOTHER GAME, ANOTHER TITLE
THE LAST SHOT THAT WASN'T
A PUBLIC ERUPTION AT UVA
iJ"TirilL?S:';;!^G'li^^°FACES H.RE THAN USUAL PROBLEMS
VIRGINIA SPORTS, FOOTBALL
WARMING TO WELCH'S NEw-I-AGE REGIMEN
NSE BEEFS UP CAVALIERS
FAVORED, BUT SLOAN MAKES NO PROMISES
RDAY'S mItCHuPS provide HEELS, CAVS REVENGE "OTIVATION
FALTERS. ..WALKER. CAVALIERS RAMBLE THROUGH DUKE'S DEFENSE
' BIG PLAYS BLISTER BLU£ DEVILS
DEFENSE CAN'T REST
ATEN^iis^E^rlTIFFEST TEST IN STATE CONFLICT
' FAST START
AROI, CAVS TRY TO ERASE PAST
E VS. VIRGINIA BRINGS ANSWERS FOR ACC 0UI2
ATEN CAVALIERS STOP STATE, CAUSE REED TO SEE RED
LIER DREAMS OF REALITY
S §???NS^v*rw0is''l''pRSg??i'-f0R WELSH IN UNC PREPARATIONS
VIRGINIA SEEK RIGHT COURSE „,^c.r
INIA DEALS CAROLINA THIRD STRAIGHT DEFEAT
D-UP CAVS STICK IT TO HEE. S
UNIV. OF
AT R
CAVS
DEFf
DUKE
SATU
DUKE
CAVS
THE
DEFE
UNBE
CAVS
Rice
STAT
UNBE
CAVA
WELS
CAV
UNC .
VIRG
FIRE
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. LACROSSE ,„„,c^ „.,r,-nue
bragging rights at stake: unc-virginia lacrosse outcome...
cavs topple unc. claim acc title
univ. of virginia sports, soccer , „, ,,
lOlla's goal lifts Duke atop acc standings
blue devils blank cavaliers
univ. of west virginia sports, 3as<etball
SXl^a ^J5^r;u^°2Ei?'vtS!;SiA; face tar „eels Saturday
UNLAWFULLY OBTAINING FUNDS
SEE ALSO EMBEJ2LEMENT
N.C. HOUSe'^TENTATIVELY APPROVES LANDFILL REGULATIONS
UNMARRIED ^gy[^E5|_^Q„ COHABITATION TO FIGURE IN ALIMONY PAYMENTS
UNWANTED CHILDREN
SEE ABORTION
SEE FOSTER Children
UPJOHN CO.
ouke to study pelvic disease
""""'house panel told it can subpoena wit'^esses in national guard probe
URBAN development action grants
city SEEKS NEW GRANTS FOR BLISHTEO ARFAS
city awaits woro on grants
CITY'S Chances good for big fcoeral grant
N E
E
L Y
P D
DATE C PG L P BYL
S 2
1/21/83 0
1 P N F25
H 2
3/23/03 B
2 U •47 1
S 2
3/23/93 D
1 P U 019
H 2
3/24/13 D
1 N M71
S 2
3/2A/83 a
I P N 018
H 2
3/2S/e3 C
I N M71
S 2
3/25/83 B
1 P N 018
S 2
'./2''/83 0
2 N
H 2
3/2T/83 a
1 P N M71
H 2
3/27/83 0
4 P U M71
H 2
1/10/83 B
2 N
H 2
1/11/83 D
2 N
H 2
1/13/83 a
1 N 071
S 2
1/13/B3 B
1 P U DIB
S 2
l/H/SS D
I P N F25
H 2
1/15/83 0
1 N M7 1
H 2
1/16/83 B
1 P N 07 1
H 2
1/16/83 0
5 N 071
S 2
1/17/83 D
3 P U 018
H 2
2/0'./93 C
1 N C52
H 2
2/05/B3 0
1 N C52
H 2
2/06/83 B
1 P N C52
S 2
2/07/83 D
2 P U F25
S 2
2/09/93 D
1 P U F25
H 2
2/10/93 0
I P U D71
H 2
2/11/83 C
1 P N 071
H 2
2/11/83 C
1 P U M7 1
S 2
2/11/83 0
1 P U 018
5 2
2/1 1/93 D
1 N D19
S 2
2/1 1/93 0
1 P N F25
H 2
2/12/83 0
1 U D7 1
H 2
2/28/83 B
2 N C52
H 2
3/03/93 D
1 P N C52
S 2
3/03/B3 a
1 P U 019
H 2
3/07/93 3
2 P N C52
S 2
3/07/93 0
4 P N
H 2
3/09/93 B
2 " " £S?
H 2
3/12/83 B
2 P N D71
S 2
3/12/93 A
B P U 019
H 2
3/13/83 B
1 N C52
H 2
S/H/BS B
2 P N C52
H 2
3/l<,/93 n
2 N C52
S 2
3/l'>/93 D
2 P N F25
H 2
3/15/83 fl
2 P F
5 2
3/ 5/83 B
2 C N
H 2
3/ 6/83 B
3 N
S 2
3/ 6/93 0
1 N
H 2
3/17/83 D
1 U 071
H 2
3/20/83 B
' " ,.
H 2
3/22/83 B
2 F H71
H 2
3/2'./93 0
2 ■< M71
S 2
3/2'./83 8
1 P N 018
S 2
3/25/83 a
1 P U 018
S 2
3/25/83 B
1 P N 018
H 2
3/27/83 B
4 N S71
H 2
3/26/83 B
1 P U "71
H 2
3/26/93 B
1 P N M71
S 2
3/29/93 0
5 P J 018
H 2
U/18/93 C
1 U D71
H 2
11/18/83 C
1 P N
H 2
Ll/23/93 D
4 F
S 2
B/09/83 D
1 U 019
H 2
8/24/83 B
2 P G S9l
H 2
9/28/83 G
6 P N
S 2
8/30/93 D
1 P u Dia
H 2
9/01/83 0
3 N 071
H 2
9/0'./83 B
I P N 071
S 2
9/05/93 B
2 P U 018
H 2
9/06/93 B
1 U 018
S 2
9/06/93 B
1 P U 018
H 2
9/21/93 C
' " 5'!
S 2
9/21/93 C
2 P U 018
H 2
9/22/93 0
3 ■< C52
H 2
9/24/83 B
2 N S91
H 2
9/25/83 B
1 P N S91
H 2
9/25/83 B
6 P U 071
S 2
9/26/93 D
3 P U 018
M 2
11/08/93 B
3 N
H 2
11/12/83 B
2 N C52
H 2
U/13/93 C
1 P N C52
S 2
U/14/93 0
3 P U 018
H 2
4/29/93 C
4 N C52
H 2
5/01/83 B
I N C52
H 2
10/31/93 E
2 P N C52
S 2
10/31/83 D
a N
S 2
3/17/83 B
1 P N F25
H 2
3/18/83 C
I P N C52
H 2 4/01/83 A 3
H 2 4/06/63 A 3
S 2 2/16/83 CI N M23
H 2 4/02/83 A 5 N
S 2 2/15/93 U I N K90
S 2 2/19/93 C 1 N K90
S 2 3/15/93 A I N <90
MONTHLT/ANNUAL
1/01/83
INDEX
12/31/83
COUNCIL
CITY 6LI
CITY OUA
CITY GET
Durham c
COUNCIL
HAYTI HE
HAYTI PP
CITY SEE
RELOCAri
HAYTI SH
COUNCIL
MORE OAT
2 FIRMS
GRANT SE
DURHAM e
DURHAM M
HAYTI IS
HAYTI 06
ACCEPTS blO FOR HAYTI TRACT
U?'iis'?SRVEO^SIt'-iR°jNf""*^ DEVELOPMENT GRANT
S OK ON UOAC GRANTS
'^5^c^?S3'Sr?Sg°5^^?" ^^ ""^'■^"'''
;s «8?5.aai for hayti
oppiSrclNTfR''^"' ""''"'■ '=""'5
studies HAYTI LOAN FUVO
A SOUGHT ABOUT HAYTI "ENTER
JOIN HAYTI PROJECT ■"""="
ARCH CONTINUES
»T«ss^!gA^s^^SR"Si;(?,'gE;^i^?Mir''^'^ ^^-^'^ ■" -'**"
;v?l'S?Se°nt"S^:?§Se"°°^^
"'"''s6E"Sl|s"TRn'^??r*''°'' '''''"
URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
ill ihig sviifsyij?.°KS?^:M
MlSHIIIs^t?c\'8?F'^5Si^5R,vE
? rBMfeJ^5EfSVS8"S^Bi!S% irR^iet'^^ ♦'•"°°
?ER"^^T?°^;^SS'S?lT?°g rV " - ^""
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PUSH TO START TlJFSn.Y
CARING FOR ThF hOnGHY
EPISCOPAL CHURCH GIVES S25.0QT Tn iianAu rc»,Tco
as?t?3iraj«ii^£isii^i's;l;AS°!si:r:i°i5^3""'-o
URBAN PLANNING
SEE GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
URBAN RENEWAL
^^fouJif'?, ''^5U'^r"')!*IE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
CENTER PROJECT
PMENT (CARTOON!
COOPERATION HELD KEY TO IMPROVING CITIF.;
REVITALIZED FAYETtIvILLE WOrJs'tS c"I,SII IMAGE
URINARY TRACT
BOY'S SURGERY SUCCESSfISl
THANKS FOR HELP IN S0N»S <LlIHr.:av
OUKE DOCTORS ARE 'cON^gu^llNr ^i Sb^EMS OF URINARY CONTROL
USED CAR DEALERS
AUTO DEALER FINED 17.500 FnR 5niin4r.fC
?5f^k!¥Sy"tTlSi^?gEGi^"« =''°^'^'5^°
USED COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
FIRM RESELLING COMPUTERS
USER FEES ''"''■ '"' "°''"" -°°''° '° "°'- '« "• CHANGED DIRECTIONS
T'o"L"?S!RG'lrMAMe° '"' "*'^"" ""^
USURY LAMS
SEE INTEREST RATES
UTERINE CANCER
STUDY FINOS PILL PROTECTS WOMEN FROM SOME CANCER
""l:"II?H■?^iJ:i^^Jfs)lTf5^s5^^^^
UTILITIES, TAXES
BILL WOULD KILL TAX EXEMPTIONS FOR CLEANING AIR
""sJrAL''so''J^-il^iRiV?gN'"''" °' '»«nCULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES.
F^R^M ltfSs"^f,"p7iifi%^0°5R°SD:!cii«?RS?"^"^^ ^°« "*^
UTILITY TAXES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.. takf;
UTILITIES AGREEMENT TORaISF^ AX RATE
UTILITIES ACCUSEO OF OVERCHARGING
UWHARRIE NATIONAL FOREST
fUSSS "BANOONS UWHARRIE OIL PLANS
AMOCO ABANDONS OIL PROSPECTIN: PLAN
E C
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Page 7<>1
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S
E
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P 0
DATE
C PG L P
BYL
H 2
'./01/93
n
S 2
"i/OT/ai
A
I N
K9n
<./(j8/n3
A
! M
S5 1
*/u/a)
A
N
K90
<i/12/H3
(1
N
55 1
"1/12/93
5 2
'./i<./n3
r
S 2
'i/l')/83
A
H 2
'./26/83
;i
3 2
'./26/8J
A
S 2
6/17/63
r
N
K90
6/23/83
r
S 2
6/25/83
A
5 2
T/0<,/R3
A
N
K90
9/05/83
A
N
K9n
9/12/R3
r
N
K90
<)/2<>/S3
A
N
K90
10/01/83
H
H 2
10/08/83
A <
E
H
h
H
S
H
S
H
s
H
H
H
H
5
H
S
H
H
5
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
1/13/83 B
2
1/16/83 0
A
E
2/01/83 A
9
2/01/83 A
5
N
2/05/83 A
6
N
2/l'./83 C
1
N
2/15/83 A
10
N
3/03/83 C
3/05/83 A
9
3/26/83 A
'./02/83 B
1 P
<./23/83 A
9
N A20
5/12/83 A
5/l<,/83 A
7
5/19/83 B
5 P
P R91
5/31/83 A
7/01/83 A
1
7/01/83 C
I
7/06/83 A
E
7/23/83 C
1
N 0^6
7/25/83 A
^
E
9/07/83 A
I,
E
10/29/83 A
7
N
12/17/83 A
9
12/31/83 A
1 1
N A20
H 2
3/03/83 A
I
N
S51
H 2
3/0<./83 A
4
T T
R56
S 2
3/04/83 C
1
N
K90
S 2
3/09/83 A
1
N
H 2
3/29/83 A
1
S51
H 2
4/26/83 B
1
N
S5 I
H 2
11/02/83 C
?
N
H 2
11/09/83 A
9
P F
H 2
6/16/83 B
1
P N
H 2
8/03/83 A
1
S 2
a/03/83 a
H 2
a/06/83 A
S 2
11/25/83 C
I
N
H 2
1/13/83 C
1 4
H 2
4/30/83 A
5
H 2
U/04/83 B
4
H
H 2 12/04/83 C 10 F
H 2 12/04/83 0 10 P F L41
H 2
H 2
4/13/83 A 1
4/19/83 A 4
H 2 3/25/83
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/12/B3
2/24/83
6/07/83
7
8
14
H 2 3/28/83
S 2
H 1
5/26/83 A 1 N L3a
12/15/83 A 12 N
5/11/83 B 1 N S83
6/09/83 B 1 N
7/16/83 A 1 N K90
J^9?<5I ^ ' " «60
6/21/83 A 14 N
UWHARRIE TRAIL
UWHARRIE TRIP PLANNED IN OCT.
6/07/83
6/10/83
6/13/83
1/06/83
1/07/83
H 2 7/24/83 0 6
imUHUUUMDUlMMttHUBIMHI
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/83
P«GE 742
1/17/84
SEE WIRGINU ELECTRIC L POKER C3 .
V4CATI0N BI3LE SCHOOL
SEE ALSO Churches. N.C, Sunday SCHOOLS
Chu»Ch'5 bible school: OuTOOO' S gathering hITh MISSION AIN
BTBLE SCHOOL IS UNDER way
VACATION HOMES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE HAILMAN BROUGHT
VACATIONS
SEE TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
SEE TOURISM, N.C.
SEE TOURISM. U.S.
SEE TRAVEL, N.C.
SEE TRAVEL. U.S.
VACCINATIONS
SEE IMMUNUATIONS
SEE VACCINE
VACCINE
VACCINES SEEN Cutting nuhber 3f diseases
VACCINES SAID IGNORED
VALCO. INC.
ASSETS MISUSED, JUDGE RULES
VALENTINES
ART FROM THf HEART
CHOOSING A VALENTINE
ROYAL SMILES
VALENTINE'S DAY
VALENTINE'S DAY RECIPES FROM THE HEART
MONUMENT TO ROMANCE
VANCE ACADEMY
OLD-FASHIONED COOKING
ACADEMY TO HOLD BOOK FAIR
VANCE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO YMCA, VANCE/GRANVILLE
MARIJUANA SEIZED IN VANCE COLN TY
VANCE COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
VANCE HEARS REQUESTS
VANCE TAX RATE RAISED 3 CENTS
VANCE COUNTY, N.C, COMMUNITY DEVE.OPMENT BLOCK GRANTS
VANCE COUNTY BOARD ALLOCATES fONEY FOR GRANT CONSULTANT
CONSULTANT TO PREPARE VANCE GRANT APPLICATION
VANCE COUNTY, N.C, LIBRARY
VANCE LIBRARY PLANS ADVANCE
VANCE COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATES
VANCE TAX RATE RAISED 3 CENTS
VANCE WILL LEVY EXTRA SALES ,TA X
VANCE BOARD SEEKING HIKE IN SALES TAX
VANCE BOARD TO HOLD AUG. 2 9 PJBLIC HEARING ON SALES TAX INCREASE
VANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
VANCE BOARD APPOINTS PRINCIPAL AT NEW HOPE
SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET
VANCE SCHOOL CHIEF'S PACT NOT RENEWED
VANCE EDUCATION BOARD STANDS ?Y ITS VOTE ON LEhIS
RESTRAINING ORDER ISSUED IN VANCE SCHOOL DISPUTE
RESTRAINING ORDER LIFTED ON VANCE SCHOOL BOARD TAPES
VANCE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD SELECTS NEW SUPERINTENDENT
VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
VANCE BOARD TO EVALUATE DISASTER PLAN
VANCE OPPOSES VA. WATER PLAN
VANCE COUNTY BOARD ALLOCATES "ONEY FOR GRANT CONSULTANT
CONSULTANT TO PREPARE VANCE G<ANI APPLICATION
VANCE PROJECTS TO GET MONEY
VANCE GETS ROADS PLAN FROM STATE
VANCE BOARD SEEKING HIKE IN SALES TAX
VANCE BOARD TO HOLD AUG. 29 PJBLIC HEARING ON SALES TAX INCREASE
VANCE WANTS U.S. I WIDENEO
VANCE'S COURT CLERK SAYS SPACE NEEDFO
WRIGHT ELECTED VANCE BOARD CHAIRMAN
VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
VANCE HEARS RFOUESTS
VANCE TAX RATE RAISED 3 CENTS
VANCE COUNTY HEART FUND
SEE ALSO HEART FUND CAMPAIGN
HEART FUND ORIVE TOPS GOAL
VANCE COUNTY JAIL
REPORT: VANCE JAIL NEEDS REFURBISHING
VANCE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
VANCE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH GR3UP BEGINS DRIVE
VANCE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE HENOERSON/VANCE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
VANCE COUNTY RECREATION 0£PT.
SEE HENDERSON, N.C, PARKS
VANCE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE VANCE COUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION
VANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
BOY AWARDED MORE THAN S30,000
VANCE COUNTY UNITED WAY
UNITED WAY KICKED OFF
VANCE UNITED WAT TOPS GOAL
V<NCE HIGH SCHOOL
ATTEND CONVENTION
QUILL AND SCROLL
GETTING READY
V*NCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
DURHAM NEEDS OVERTIME. EDGES 3Y VANCE. 57-54
TIGERS CRUSH VANCE. FINISH 1 0- 0 IN LEAGUE
BRODIE, ALSTON KEY VANCE BY N3RTHERN
BULLDOGS DODGE VANCE UPSET BIT IN TWO OVERTIMES
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
H 2
S 2
S
E
C ?G
6/l3/n3
6/21/83
H 2 12/14/33 B I n U
H 2
S 2
1/06/83 C 11
4/19/83 B e
H 2 12/21/83 C I
S 2 2/14/63 B I P P B91
S 2 2/14/93 C 1 P P R91
5 2 2/15/83 0 I P P T37
2/10/83
2/14/83
9/17/83
11/12/83
1 P F M95
H I 6/23/83 B 1
6/01/83 B
7/01/83 B
3/08/83
3/08/63
H 1 3/03/83 B I
I 7/01/93 6 1
1 7/01/83 B I
1 7/06/83 B I
I 3/10/83 B I
H
1/13/93
3 1
H
3/17/83
B 1
H
9/15/83
B 1
H
10/07/83
B 1
H
10/08/93
C 1
H
10/28/83
B 1
H
12/21/83
C I
H
1/05/83
B 1
H
2/OB/83
B 1
H
3/08/83
9 1
s
3/09/83
A 3
H
4/12/83
B 1
s
5/03/83
A 10
H
7/06/83
a 1
H
8/10/83
a 1
H
10/04/33
3 1
H
11/09/83
a I
H
12/06/93
B 1
H
6/01/93
B 1
H
7/01/83
B I
M 1 3/18/83 3 1
S 2 1/05/83 A 8
H I 2/05/83 C I
H I 12/02/83 B 1
H I 9/15/83 B 1
H 1 11/19/83 C 1
2
3/05/83 A
6 P P M66
2
6/04/83 A
6 P P T37
2
12/03/83 A
6 P P T37
H 2 2/09/83 B 3
H 2 2/19/83 0 2
H 2 2/26/63 0 3
H 2 3/01/93 B 3
B66
C36
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N N U A U
1/01/83
INDEX
U/31/a3
Subjects
PACE T43
1/17/81.
v;N'c'|.^%^^N?N^r«'oS?S°D"2?:\g:|r'' ""'"'^' """"- "^^""^
HAYES, auSSELL ONE YARD APART
NORTHERN DOMINATES VANCE
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. GIRLS
CHAPEL HILL. VANCE IN SIC SIX GIRLS FINAL
VANCE HOTEL
FELLOWSHIP HILL HOLD BANQUET TO RAISE MONEY
VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
5s2y€*2?^'^h"^-'"-''°"''"""si^EK='SE:?jgt;:THENT
«'0R\'lHS?*SN^'it^RiSf?cJ°sif^ '"'''"' ''"°"'''
CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK
V-GCC NAMES BUSINESS MANAGER
MACHINISTS CLASSES 3EGIN
;w9„|TyDENTS TO GET SCHOLARSHIPS
2 ARE GIVEN SCHOLARSHIPS
COLLEGE GETS CONTINUING ACCREDITATION
VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 'lOARO OF TRUSTEES
TWO ARE INSTALLED ON COLLEGE BOARD
VANCE-GRANVILLE COLLEGE TRUSTEES ELECT XHA IRMAN
VANDALISM. DURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRJL UNIV., VANDALISM
VANDALS BREAK WINDOWS
MAN HFLO FOR BREAKING WINDOW
MUSEUM, NEIGHBOR AT WAR?
MySEuM ACTION AGAINST DOGS DEFENSIBLE
NCCU LAW STUDENTS' PROBLEMS
VANDALISM, N.C.
VANDALS DESTROY GARDEN STATUES
SWEET VICTORY TURNS BITTER
OirPUT In^OOl""'"' """"LISM at JORDAN LAKE
SSJ?iSr^RS3?c'? ^it^lpl^ilNSJ. \°,k' °' ^°''*" ''""'
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OFFICF RANSACKED
GREEN'S CAMPAIGN OFFICE RANSACKED
VANDERBILT UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
DUKE HOLDS OFF VANDERBILT, li-T,, FOR OPENING WIN
DUKE'S VICTORY A CONFIDENCE BUILDER """*^"^ " '"
VANITIES (PLAY)
ALL IN 'VANITIES'
^M JVfrl''°''!=J<'"''= '■"'5 WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ON STAGE: NCCU'S 'VANITIES' A CREDIT TO CASTING
•VANITIES' IS A POWERFUL SHOW LASUNb
VARIETY WHOLESALERS INC.
P.H. ROSE STORES MAY BE SOLO 3FF
VARSITY Theatre ichapel hill, n.c.i
AREA FILM WATCH IS TOP-VOTCH
SYMPHONY BOARD READY FOR CONCERT
BLANK SERVES BEANS, 'BURDEN OF DREAMS'
VASECTOMIES
DOCTOR ACQUITTED IN SUIT
JURY DECIDES DUKE UROLOGIST N3 T NEGLIGENT
VATICAN
VATICAN EXHIBIT: NOT ANOTHER TUT. BUT REMARKABLE
i^;,^;c^?S^t° 291 ^^'*'^ »NBASSAD:1R to VATICAN
HELMS SAYS HE'S NOT SPONSOR OF BILL ON VATICAN RELATION";
«i:«S SAYS HE IS NOT SPONSOR :F VATICAN BU "^'"'^'^''^
'''"BlWti,Vllotro^A° °' '"""^E GLUT
VEGETARIANS
'"JSLACTO VEGETARIAN EATS A BALANCED DIET
NUTRITIONIST: VEGETARIANISM 'i|OT JUST A FAD'
VENDING MACHINES
RJR LOCKS UP VENDING ADVERTISING
HOSPITAL'S Executives get promts
FUND use INAPPROPRIATE
PROBE SET OF VENDING-MACHINE INCOME
LAW URGED ON VENDING PROFITS
VENEREAL DISEASE
^^^^/C-IP-^'^f'Sf S (SEF ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
HORMONE LEVEL CHANGES MAY CAUSE PRE-MENSTRUAL SYNDROME SYMPTOMS
VENTURE ASSISTANCE CORP.
SLOAN'S LINK TO MAYTI PROPOSAL QUESTIONED
5U°SGM^SS?J^SiJT^*w"iig?|? N^2f TO JAKE^SaIW^ONTRACT
RECOMMENDATION TO DEVELOPER
SLOAN NOTIFIES CLERK OF WORK WITH MINN. FIRM
SLOAN DEFINES OPTIONS, NEW HE SHOULD CHOOSE
cfeSp'^c'f-^auSnrsfii;!; ^Ie' °' 'n^^i-'ement with developer
SLOAN SAYS FIRM TO DROP CLIENT
COUNCIL HAS BURDEN OF AVOIDING CONFLICTS
?iRT!2;jH?"?s r:'4''hiV'Hiii°°o;,°°ni/,r ""^' '""""'
REPORT ON HAYTI DELAYED
COUNCIL OKS SALE OF HAYTI LAND
2 BUILDERS JOIN IN HAYTI WORK
SLOAN RESIGNS FROM COUNCIL
HAYTI HEARINGS MAY BE DELAYED BY COUNCILMEN
SLOAN LEAVES COUNCIL TO AID HAYTI PROJECT
HAYTI DEVELOPERS HIRE 2 FIRMS
HAYTI PROJECT TO BRING JOBS
Vlt^ti"^^ BACKS HAYTI PROJECT PACT
2 FIRMS JOIN HAYTI PROJECT
VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
SEE ALSO INVESTORS. N.C.
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10/15/83
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10/21/83
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H 2
10/23/83
L
6
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C36
H 2
3/04/B3
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N
H 1
'./12/83
B
1
N
H60
H I
3/10/83
n
1
N
H 1
6/03/83
(1
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N
H 1
7/13/83
H
1
N
H 1
8/13/83
r
1
N
H 1
9/03/83
r
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N
H 2
9/l'>/83
A
7
N
H 1
9/22/83
c
1
N
H 1
9/29/83
H
1
N
H 2
10/16/83
A
?
N
H 1
12/23/83
B
I
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1 7/21/83 a 1 N
1 8/25/83 b I N H60
S 2
S 2
H ?
H 2
H 2
1/22/83
3/12/83
8/17/83
8/20/83
10/08/83
A
A
A
A
A
3
3
1
4
N
N
N
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L
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H 2
S 2
H I
S 2
H 2
H 3
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/01/83
'./22/83
8/05/83
9/09/83
9/21/83
9/29/83
11/14/83
ll/2<./a3
12/14/83
12/23/83
9
A
B
A
A
3
A
A
A
A
5
1
5
12
1
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22
15
6
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N
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N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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E75
H 2
S 2
11/27/83
U/28/83
B
0
1
3
P
P
N
U
M71
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S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
11/10/83
11/11/83
11/18/83
ll/2<./83
0
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9
6
7
9
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P
P
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R
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11/15/83
S
1
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H 2 1/14/83 0 4 U S66
H 2 1/18/83 A 6 P N
S 2 1/20/83 0 1 P F B71
H 2
6/09/83 B
1
N S82
S 2
6/09/83 C
2
N
H 2
2/04/83 0
1 1
P R G68
H 2
12/20/83 A
4
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S 2
12/24/83 A
I 5
N
? 2
12/25/83 A
14
N
S 2
12/26/83 C
8
N
H 2
12/31/33 A
4
C
H I
2/11/83 B
1
N
S 2
3/26/83 A
4
E
H 2
7/28/83 C
1
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H 2
8/07/83 C
9
F B30
H 2
2/13/83 C
2
N
H 2
12/05/83 B
1
N
S 2
12/08/83 A
4
E
H 2
12/09/83 B
1
N
H 2
12/17/83 A
17
N
S 2
3/12/83 A
3
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2/10/83 A
1
N S5l
S 2
2/10/83 A
1
N K90
H 2
2/11/83 B
1
N 551
S
2/11/83 A
1 P
N K90
H 2
2/12/83 C
1
N S51
S 2
2/12/83 A
3
N
H 2
2/15/83 B
1
N S5l
S 2
2/15/83 A
4
E
S 2
2/15/83 A
5
N
H 2
2/23/83 A
1
N 551
S 1
2/23/83 A
1
N K90
S 2
2/24/83 A
4
E
S 2
3/18/83 A
1
N K90
H 2
3/19/83 B
1
N S51
S 2
3/21/83 C
1
N K90
S
3/31/83 A
1
N K90
H
4/09/83 C
1
N
S
4/14/83 A
1 P
N K90
S 2
4/14/83 C
1
N K90
H 2
4/15/83 A
1 P
N S5l
S 2
4/15/83 C
1
N K90
S 2
4/19/83 A
1
N K90
H 2
5/13/83 B
I
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S 2
7/04/83 A
1
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VfNTuBE CiPir»L FIR" 6VEING OJRHAH
NFH YORK Finn EYES DURHAM FOR NErt OFFICE
RJR'S CIGARETTE CREATES A MINTR 'OUALITY- 0F6ATE
THE SFIN-nFFS: IS THE PROMISE OF SILICON VALLEY COMING. TRUE IN THE RTP7
VENTURE CAPITAL FIRM HE-CONSHERS DURHAM
MHAT do venture CAPITALISTS REALLY WANT WITH YOUR FIRM?
COHMITMENT SAID KEY FOR ENTREPRENEURS
CHAMBER, LIBRARY PLAN BUSINESS MONTH
VENUS FLYTRAP
STRONGER LAW URGED TO PROTECT FLYTRAPS
THE VERDICT (FlLMl
•THE VERDICT' :
MOVIE IS GOOD, BUT BOOK IS BETTER
VERMONT
THE IMMORAL EJAMPLE
TAPPING RETIREES' SKILLS
VETERANS
A DAY OF REMEMBERING
RAINBOW RECRUITS
94TH INFANTRY REUNION SET
TIGHT ECONOMY SLOWS VETERANS JOBS PROGRAM
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, N.C.
VOLUNTEER SERVICE
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, U.S. '
VA HOSPITAL GIRDS FOR NEW INFLUX
NEW BERN MAN TELLS VA HE IS N3 T DEAD
PATIENTS NOW HAVE A SAY
DUKE GETTING VA FACILITY
GOVERNMENT DUNNING VETERANS F]R lO-YEAR-OLO DEBTS
VA Duns horribly past due
VETERANS AO
VA C6N
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HOW TI
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VA CEN
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PROGRAM
DIFFERED T
VA HOSPITAL FAILED IN ITS TREATMENT
TIRES
tREMENT
GET ADDI TION
STING 4W, 200, COO
AGING PROGRAM
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL,
SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
DUKE GETTING VA FACILITY
DUKE WILL GET UNIT
VA GETS PROGRAM FOR AGED
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, 1URSES
VA HOSPITALS ATTRACT MORE MEN
VETERAN'S BENEFITS
VA HOSPITAL GIRDS FOR NEW INFLUX
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR VETERANS' CHILDREN AVAILABLE
DURHAM ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR PART OF VETERANS' FUNDS
GOVERNMENT Dunning veterans for io-year-olo debts
VETERANS DAY
VETERANS DAY OBSERVANCE SET
STUDENTS GET TIME OFF
VETERANS DAY ENTHUSIASM CALLED HIGH
SCHOOLCHILDREN GET TODAY OFF
VANCE VETERANS DAY PARADE SET
REMINISC ING
VETERANS' SERVICE PRAISED
VETERANS GROUPS EXPECT PIG HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
MANY IN N.C. PAY TRIBUTE TO VETERANS
SPEECHES PART OF DURHAM'S VETERANS DAY
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
ARMS FREEZE OPPOSED AT RALLY
VFw CHIEF WILL SPEAK IN 0URHA1
OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY
GARNER WILL PRESIDE AT VFW CONVENTION
VFW REPRESENTATIVES CONVENE
POPPY SALE BENEFITS VETERANS
LADIES AJXILIARY
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS,
FLAG DONATED
VETER INAR I ANS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE VET SET
VETERINARIAN RETIRES AFTER DEAL WITH BOARD
VETERINARIAN RETIRES AMID C0N5UCT PROBE
VET TO RETIRE
DR. VINE DENIES FAKING EVIDENCE
A COMPETENT VETERINARIAN
VETS: HEALTHY PET MAY NOT NEE1 TO COME INSIDE
COLO MEANS EXTRA ATTENTION FOR PETS
VETO POWER
COUNCIL OPTS FOR URBAN-RENEWAL LAW
COUNCIL WON'T GIVE PENNY GUARANTEE ON RENEWAL LAW
REAGAN VETOES HELMS' SALE OF TAX BENEFITS SILL
COURT RULING RESTORES PROPER FEDERAL BALANCE
NEAL ASKS PRESIDENT FOR SCHOOL OF ARTS GRANT
CONGRESSIONAL VETO NO LONGER A CRUTCH
MARTIN CALLS FOR VOTER LAW POWER
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H 2 7/27/83 A 12
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H 2 2/14/83 A <• 6
H 2 2/H/83 A <, L
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S 2 2/21/83 C I P P T37
S 2 12/01/83 A 1<, N
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H 2
3/07/83
A
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H 2
5/07/83
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S 2
10/17/83
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H 2
12/11/83
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12/18/83
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2/06/83
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2/07/83
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2/11/83
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2/15/83
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3/02/83
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3/07/83
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B30
H 2
3/26/83
C
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3/29/83
B
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4/07/83
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',/19/83
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5/05/83
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5/09/83
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5/18/83
C
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7/23/83
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7/23/83
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8/17/83
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9/15/83
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9/27/83
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9/28/33
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10/28/83
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11/26/63
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11/29/83
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12/06/83
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12/08/83
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12/11/83
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12/12/83
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12/28/83
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H 2
3/07/83
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B30
S 2
3/09/83
A
8
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S 2
6/21/83
B
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H 2
12/15/83
B
1
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H 2
11/05/83
A
8
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11/09/83
A
5
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11/11/83
A
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11/11/83
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11/11/33
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11/11/83
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P
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11/11/83
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11/11/83
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11/12/83
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U/13/33
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3/10/83
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3/23/83
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5/30/83
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6/03/83
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6/06/83
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10/22/83
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2/2'./83
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4/21/83
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H 2
11/24/83
0
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W36
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1 1/24/83
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20
N
H 2
12/15/83
A
17
N
H 2
12/16/83
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12/28/83
A
5
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H 2
12/29/83
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12/29/83
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830
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3/09/83
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3/09/83
A
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6/19/83
A
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6/24/83
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H 2
6/29/83
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6/30/83
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8/21/83
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SIGNS TELL THE STORY OF C0NVE<T1NG THIS HOUSE AT VlCKfRS Avf...
VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
^^f = J'-52. !fSf VICTIM ASSISTANCE PRJCRAM
LEE CONSIDERS RESTITUTION PL A'g
MAN CETS 7 YEARS IN SHOOTING
DURHAM HAN GETS T-YEAR TERM OH ASSAULT CHARGE
?^iSI SSy^JE" DRIVERS PAY VICTIMS LHAKbt
COMPUTER COMMISSION BILL OPPOSED
^i^ifeRrcifTpSS'sisfrTi^TaN-""""^*^-""
MAN GETS SENTENCE IN DEATH
¥Si-sr"sTll^'S^{?^VJoS?L'iS1^U^TSr''^ REGULATIONS
PANEL QKS COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL
SENATE OKS BILL TO LET MERCHAVTS RAISE INTEREST
IJiIlTl^?ViTfiH|vE"^«ic"3R\'?' ""■' «*^' "■"
?fri«['!Tl^,ic'??nI2? ,'KSy'";5f'i^/°5 """NK DRIVERS ADVANCES
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SENTENCING PROGRAM AIDS COMMUNITY
18-Y6AR-0L0 GETS 3 YEARS IN OJ I CASE
VrCriMSt NAME PUBLICATION
RAPE REPORT INSENSITIVE
• STOP PRINTING NAMES OF VICTIMS
VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINALS '*
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
iS.'SIl!?'' '■° '"E AUTOMATED OFFICE
STUDIES SHOW NO HARM FROM VOTS -
VIDEO GAMES
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
TECHNOLOGY AND LEISURE TO BE SYMPOSIUM TOPIC
?feiSk^?EMl^liS?°^5iD5f?^5,SEraAif ''°^ °« * ^°°° «"^«'
?I}f^G'lL'?c'?ScS??'gJSIs'" °'' "'"^ "-*"
COMPUTER COMMISSION BILL OPPOSED
BILL SEEKS UNCHANGED LOAN RATES
THIEVES HTT VIDEO MACHINES
TWO TEEN-AGERS CHARGED
PAC-MAN MAY GIVE TEENS -NEW LITERACY-
WHY HE ATTACKED VIDEO GAMES "=""•'
VIDEO GAMES ISSUE DEBATED
PAC-MAN TO THE RESCUE?
Vip EVICTION: GAMES DEPART Du< E UNIV. DOPE SHOP
A CHALLENGE TO PLAY VIDEO GaSe S
VIDEO GAMES- EFFECTS WORRY MOf
SSnli D?ll!c,'^IIf 9'<S BILL TO MAKE SLAVERY A FELONY
rSyifi^f^L? ? iJ V^llL°,W""'- ^"'" """• ''"'
AIMING FOR RECORD
HELICOPTER SIMULATOR BEST VID£0 GAME
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE WEE SET
MONEY STOLEN FROM MACHINES
J600 STOLEN FROM HACHTNES
VIDEOTAPE
4 CHARGED WITH BOOTLEG TAPES
T.UVs *tKI S??E"s?oS5'" ^"EOTAPES SEIZED
VIDEOTAPE RECORDER
siSis/JSEiSMiL^is'iiS^E"""^"^"*""
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DURHAM HERALD CO., VIDEOTEX SIGN PACT
DURHAM NEWSPAPERS EYE VIDEOTEX SERVICE
VIETNAM
2S''iL''S2ifI S9>*5. MiAs in vietnam
S r^*2n¥Slt^2i?9''If5.F"-L MISSING FROM VIETNAM WAR
JnfiSi'n^ SISJ "ENObN'rCHARGEs'iBauT'pOWS"
AUTHOR ON BOOK: REAL VIETNAM STORY
VIETNAM SYNDROME
SEE POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
VIETNAM VETERANS
J!f?"fgu2?Y'^^^Si;NSrMSAKSEKf"^'^"^ ^^"""^
V'iJNAM VETS SAID NOT OIFFEREVT
AVERY TELLS NEW BUDDY -I AM STILL IN WAR-
VIETNAM VETS- ART TO BE DISPLAYED
VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
ONLY tlOfOOO RAISED FOR VETERANS- STATlJF
"EMEMBERING VIETNAM WAR VETERANS "^
MONEY SOUGHT FOR VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
FAMILY REUNITED AFTER I* YEARS
VIETNAMESE REFUGEES. N.C.
DEATHS CALLED MURDER-SUICIDE
VIKINGS
THE FIRST LOST COLONY NOW F0U1D.
MUSEUM GETS VIKING EXHIBIT
^"^ ''.',V!-.*9I,BANK (FORMERLY THE COMMUNITY BANK OF CHAPEL HIUl
Vliiill i{S5=Ri?BlTrEU°^5MT?°foi^ir°"""°^°^'^"'"' "'«'"'
VILLAGE CABLE
N F
P 0
1 T
DATE C PG L P BYL
H 2 9/U/H3 a <• t
S 2 'i/Q2/ai A I P p
1/06/83 0
1/20/83 a
1/20/H3 c
i/3i/n3 A
2/1(1/83 D
2/25/33 A
3/01/83 A
3/0 1/83 C
<./01/83 A
4/01/83 A
<-/13/83 A
5/18/83 A
5/19/83 A
5/20/83 C
6/16/83 A
6/30/83 D
8/02/83 A
9/17/83 A
12/18/83 A
1
N
2 10/17/83
2 10/21/83
S 2
S 2
"./Ol/BS B 1
4/20/83 C 13
1/21/83
1/27/93
1/28/83
2/03/83
2/09/83
2/10/83
2/11/83
2/25/83
2/26/83
3/15/83
3/31/83
<./08/83
<./09/83
<./l3/83
4/15/83
5/07/83
6/03/83
6/09/83
6/10/83
7/02/83
8/04/83
10/15/83
12/14/83
12/15/83
1/06/83
4/12/83
4/18/83
6/D2/83
6/03/83
7/19/83
10/13/83
12/19/83
3
12
1
1
N
N N36
E
E
N W24
5
6
1
5
3
7
1
1
16
1
10
3
H 2 9/10/83 B 1 P N
S 2 12/13/83 A 1 P N C60
2
2
12/02/83 A
12/02/83 A
1
1
N
N
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/22/83 A
1/28/83 A
1/28/83 C
2/04/83 A
3/07/83 C
3/19/83 A
12/06/83 A
12/19/83 C
4
3
6
12
1 P
4
3
I P
L
N
N
N
U H49
L
N
U H49
H
1/02/83 A
12 N
H
3/31/R3 B
1 P N
H
4/14/33 A
6 N
S
7/23/83 A
1 N
H
8/31/83 A
1 P F
H
9/05/83 A
3 N
.AT MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE
H 2 1/25/83 B 1 N L30
H 2 1/29/83 A 1 P P
H 2 11/11/83 A 10 N
S 2 12/31/83 A 17 N
H 2 5/09/83 A 4 N
H 2 4/01/83 0 1 P F W66
S 2 4/02/83 A 3 P N M23
H 2 1/02/83 D 8 P F L41
H 2 7/21/83 A 23 N
^BOi
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
suojecTs
1/17/8',
ALOFR'lEN TO DISCUSS BUILDING LIMITS
POQPQSiL OROESEO ON CABLE REOJEST
CABLE FIRM AND CARRBORO TO NEGOTIATE ON LINE PASSAGE
CABLE TV Change one vote CLOSFR
CABLE FIRM GETS TENTATIVE OK TO EXTEND LINES
CABLE TV HEARING SCHEDULED OCT. 2i,
THOROUGHFARE PLAN APPROVED flr TOiiN PANEL
COUNCIL TO RETAIN CABLE RATE CONTROL FOB NEXT i YEARS
CABLE RATES CONTROLLED
JUDGE BLOCKS Chapel HILL FOUNIATIDN'S CABLE STOCK SALE
TOWN'S SUIT HALTS SALE OF VILLAGE CABLE STOCK
VILLAGE COMPANIES. INC.
RADIO STATIONS SALE PROPOSED
VILLAGE SELLS RADIO STATION
FOUNDATION GETS 1110,000
JUDGE BLOCKS CHAPEL HILL FOUNIATION'S CABLE STOCK SALE
TOWN'S SUIT HALTS SALE Of VILLAGE CABLE STOCK
VILLAGE PHARMACY (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
PHARMACY IS ROBRED
VILLANOVA UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
BIG EAST VS. ACC
VILLANOVA KNOCKS OFF TOP-RANKED UNC
A MATTER OF WHO WANTS IT
TAR HEELS UNABLE TO PRODUCE MIRACLE
VILLANQVA'S DETERMINATION PAYS OFF
WINE'S VfTERINARIAN SERVICE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
VETERINARIAN RETIRES AFTER DEAL WITH BOARD
VETERINARIAN RETIRES AMID CONDUCT PROBE
DR. VINE DENIES FAKING EVIDENCE
A COMPETENT VETERINARIAN
VIOLENCE
MINDLESS VIOLENCE HURTS THE INNOCENT
DRUG LINK TD VIOLENCE UNPROVET
DRUG USE SAID NOT DIRECT C AU 55 OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR
VIOLENT CRIME IN N.C. UP 5t OJRING 1982
TAKING A LOOK AT MOVIES. TV
VIOLINISTS
VIOLINIST. 16, OF DURHAM RECXNUED
TEEN V IDL INIST WINS PRIZE
MAKING DURHAM PROUD
YOUNG DURHAM VIOLINIST GETS HIGHEST ARTS AWARD
VIOLINIST. 16, NAMED PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR
N.C. CAN TAKE PRIDE IN DURHAM VIOLINIST
VIOLIN VIRTUOSO CALLS LIFE ON ROAD A GRIND
VIOLINS
BANJO AND VIOLIN MUSIC FLOW AT CHAPEL HILL FIRMS
VIRGILINA, N.C.
VIRGILINA DEDICATES FIRE STATION
VIRGINIA
VA. COLLEGE DEAN URGES EXTENDING IN-STATE TUITION
N.C, VIRGINIA LOOKING AT VOLJNTEER PROGRAMS
EPA ASKED TO ARBITRATE RIVER DISPUTE
VIRGINIA 500
WALTRIP takes win; CONTROVERSY ERUPTS AT MARTINSVILLE
BUMPING INCIDENT NETS RUOD UNDISCLOSED FINE
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA
STATE SEEKS SETTLEMENT ON CAST
DETERMINATION NEEDED TO STOP V
VA. OFFICIAL: PIPELINE WILL 8=
CONGRESSMAN OFFERS AID ON GAST
LEGISLATORS TO OPPOSE TAPPING
VANCE OPPOSES VA. WATER PLAN
VA. BEACH EXPECTED TO NEED M0»
WATER: Two STATES DISCUSS 'INT
•COMPROMISE' HURTS N.C.
VIRGINIA BEACH ACTS TO GET GAS
OPPOSITION CONTINUES TO VA. WA
VA. COUNTY OPPOSES GASTON PLAM
IMPACT STATEMENT IS BEING SOUG
N.C, VA. OFFICIALS WILL DISCJ
ALL FACTS NEEDED BEFORE PIPELI
HUNT EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT L
VALENTINE URGES LAKE HEARING A
GASTON PROPOSAL HEARING DRAWS
CROWD JEERS PLAN TO TAP LAKE J
GOV. HUNT WRITES LETTER OPPnSI
VIRGINIA CITY GETS PERMIT FOR
GOVERNOR: N.C. WILL FIGHT GAST
VA. COMMISSION APPROVES PERMIT
LAKE PLAN OPPOSED
CONGRESSMAN JONES OPPOSES PLAN
N.C ANO VA. WATER TALKS 8REA<
PIPELINE ASSESSMENT PLANNED
GASTON TAPPING OK LIKELY: HUNT
VALENTINE WORKING TO PREVENT V
VA. SENATOR CHARGES HUNT 'WACI
LAKE GASTON PIPELINE BACKED
U.S. ENGINEERS SAY PIPELINE FS
LAKE RESIDENTS WORRY ABOUT PRl
GASTON PIPELINE HEARINGS SET
INFO NEFDEO ON P IPEL INE
VA. SENATORS REBOTT CRITICS
HELMS SEES BIAS IN PIPELINE IS
COUNCIL OPPOSES PIPELINE PLAN
HUNT SETS MEETING ON PIPELINE
HUNT SAYS PIPELINE POSES MORE
3 CONGRESSMEN WANT STATEMENT 1
TASK FORCE WILL OPPOSE PIPELIM
LAWSUIT LOOMING OVER LAKE GAST
HELMS CHEERED ON GASTON STAND
ROANOKE GROUP PLANNING SUIT a:
VIRGINIA BEACH MAYOR SAYS PIPE
VA. OFFICIALS URGE PIPELINE AP
CONSERVATION GROUP OPPOSES WAT
CURRITUCK INTERESTED IN SHARIM
CURRITUCK EYES PIPELINE WATER
N.C. FILES PIPELINE OBJECTIONS
STATE SPELLS OUT PIPELINE OBJE
EROSION, ALGAE GROWTH BIGGEST
CORPS DECLARES GASTON PIPELINE
HUNT SAYS SUIT ON PIPELINE ALL
GASTON PIPELINE FOES ON HOLD
HUNT SAYS STATE SHOULD FILE SU
OFFICIALS: NORFOLK TO REACH PJ
ON WATER ISSUE
. WATER PLAN
BUILT
ON ISSUE
OF LAKE GASTON
E WATER
ERSTaTE AGREEMENT'
TON WATER
TER PROPOSAL
HT ON GASTON PLAN
SS PROPOSAL TO USE GASTON WATER
NE DECI SION MADE
AKE GASTON PLAN
TTENDANCE
OVERFLOW CROWD
ASTON
NG GASTON PLAN
LAKE GASTON PIPELINE
ON PLAN
FOR PIPELINE
TO TAP LAKE GASTON
DOWN
ADVISES FILING OF SUIT
IRGINIA-LAKE GASTON PIPELINE
NG WAR' ON LAKE PLAN
OM GASTON NO PROBLEM
PERTY VALUES
sue
PLAN
THREATS
N LAKE PIPELINE
E
ON HEARINGS
AINST PIPELINE
LINE MADE POLITICAL ISSUE
PROVAL
ER PIPELINE
G WATER
CTIONS
WATER THREATS
WON'T 00 HARM
BUT INEVITABLE
IT
MPING CEILING 8Y 1990
S
I
T
N
E
E
L
Y
P
0
OATE
C
PG
L
P
3YL
H
3
7/20/n3
ti
I
N
H
3
7/21/(13
b
I
N
s
2
7/22/B3
C
A
N
H
3
9/28/83
0
I
N
S
2
9/28/83
c
1 3
N
H
3
10/18/83
c
1
N
H
3
10/25/83
b
1
N
WJ6
H
3
1 1/15/83
B
1
n
W36
s
2
1 1/15/83
A
1 1
N
s
2
12/01/8 3
A
2
N
fl',6
H
3
12/02/83
B
1
N
I\'.6
H
2
1/21/83
8
1
N
H
2
2/13/83
C
3
N
H
2
1 l/2<./a3
A
6
N
S
2
12/01/83
A
2
N
Rfifc
H
3
12/02/83
B
1
N
□ <,6
S
2
9/13/83
C
1
N
H
3
2/13/83
B
1
P
N
M71
H
2
2/l'i/B3
B
2
P
N
C52
H
2
2/l',/83
B
2
P
U
M71
s
2
2/14/83
0
2
P
U
F25
s
2
2/l',/e3
D
3
p
U
018
H 2 9/02/83 a I il U
H 2 I l/2'./B3 B 1 N W36
S 2 ll/2<./83 C 20 N
H 2 12/16/83 6 1 N H36
H 2 12/28/83 A 5 L
H 2
1/02/83
0
t*
E
H 2
1/ /a3
A
1 1
N
B30
S 2
1/ /83
A
5
N
H 2
3/ /83
B
3
N
H 2
6/D9/B3
A
5
L
H 2
1/11/83
A
1 1
p
N
S 2
1/1 1/83
A
1 1
N
S 2
1/13/83
A
A
E
S 2
5/09/83
A
I
P
N
EOS
H 2
5/10/83
8
1
P
N
S 2
6/30/83
A
*,
L
H 2
9/09/83
0
7
P
F
M66
H 2 5/13/83 B I P F
H 1 6/22/83 B 1 N
H 1
7/27/83
B
N
H 2
9/20/83
A 12 N
H 2
11/17/83
A 1
N
H 2
<./25/83
9 2 N S91
H 2
<,/25/a3
fl 2 P N S91
H 2
1/03/83
8
N
S 2
1/11/83
A '
E
H 1
1/12/83
B
N
H I
1/26/83
B
P N H60
H 1
2/03/83
3
N
H 1
2/08/83
B
N
H 2
<./l8/83
A
N
H 1
5/2'./83
B
N
S 2
6/02/83
A
E
H 1
7/20/83
B
N
H 1
7/28/83
B
N H60
H 1
8/10/83
e
N
H 1
8/16/83
c
P N H60
H I
8/19/33
B
N
S 2
8/19/83
A
E
H 1
8/2',/B3
B
N
S 2
8/25/83
A
N T32
H 1
8/26/83
8
N H60
H 2
8/27/83
C
N H60
H 2
9/03/83
A
5 N
H 2
9/17/83
B
N
H 2
9/20/83
B
N 0<,6
H 1
9/28/83
a
M N
H 2
9/30/83
c
N
H 1
10/01/03
a
N
H 1
IO/0'./83
0
N
H 2
10/05/83
a
) N
H 2
10/08/83
A
N 881
S 2
10/08/83
A
3 N
H 2
10/11/83
A
3 N
S 2
lO/l 1/83
A
N
H 2
10/12/93
A
N
S 2
10/17/83
c
N
H 2
10/21/83
A
N
5 2
10/25/83
A
F
S 2
10/28/83
C
3 N
H 2
10/30/93
B
N
H 2
11/01/83
B
3 N
H 1
11/02/93
C
N
H 2
11/03/83
B
3 N
H I
11/05/83
a
P N
H 2
1 1/08/83
a
3 N
H 2
1 l/l<./83
A 1
N
H 2
I 1/15/93
A
N H60
H 1
11/16/83
3
N H60
M 2
1 1/17/83
A
i N
H 1
1 1/18/83
B
M N
S 2
1 1/18/83
A
N CbO
S 2
1 1/21/83
A
N
H 1
11/22/83
a
N
S 2
11/29/83
3
* N
H 2
11/30/83
c
N
H 2
12/03/93
A 1
P N 046
H 1
12/09/83
B
N
H 1
12/10/83
c
N
H 2
12/12/83
A
N
H 2
12/15/83
A 2
N
H 1
12/20/83
a
N
MQurMLr/A
INDEX
U/31/a3
PAGE 7<.7
1/17/9'.
PIPELtNE OPPONENTS FEAR PRECEDENT
?i?,?SJ'„l!"-'- -""•' STATE IN FIGHTING PIPELINE
GOVERNOR MAKES FINAL SPPEAL FT R AGENCIES TO 6LaCK PIPELINE
VIRGINIA COHHONriEALTH UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
BANKS' SHOT BEFORE GUN TRIHS JcU
VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
TAR HEEL TAKES VA. COLLEGE POST
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC t. POWER CO.
fJL'Z""* WOULD STOP POWER LIN--S
VFPCO SEEKING 15. 5t RATE HIKE
vl?^g SiTiM^SfTH^f"' '°'' ""^ "«°" " "-<"-''''
inro ^^5i<s^J!]it«A,;°F5U'"^^°
Jfpcn'r<;°raiNTin itX'^M: f,*"^,;?-'H^*'' ""'^ INCREASES cost
VfPCQ [5 GRANTED US. 3 MILLIO'I INCREASE IN REVENUES
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE SPOITS, SASKETBALL
WAKE SURVIVES VIRGINIA TECH IV OVERTIME
ofacs rally for overtime
Ti,i^lolf.m"c°f^'-^ ^^"^ decisive defeat
The -pack is back— down to earth
VIRGINIA polytechnic INSTITUTE SPOITS, FOOTBALL
gROUNO game DEVILS' HORRY VS. GOBBLERS
OnOLEY LAYS PRAISE ON DUKE
OFVILS-GOBBLERS A GOOD MATCH?
vT^nc^^T?iE^"^;'Su^E*^ ''''■' """ "°""'^
NOT PASSING MARKS.
VIRGINIA POWER AND LIGHT CO.
SEE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC C POWER C? .
VIRGINIA TIDEWATER MEGALTPOLIS
STATE SEEKS SETTLEMENT ON GASTON HATER ISSUE
WARREN COUNTY CITUENS GROUP FORMED
R!^^S?ii'M'°'' NEEDED TO STOP VA. HATER PLAN
VA. OFFICIAL: PIPELINE WILL B' BUILT
CONGRESSMAN OFFERS AID ON GASTON ISSUE
LEGISLATORS TO OPPOSE TAPPING OF LAKE GASTON
VANCE OPPOSES VA. WATER PLAN OASIUN
9Jf !i'- ^*''S STATE FACING WATER TROUBLE
f,9^ SJ'^S PIPELINE WOULD SET »RElEOENT
y«. BFACH EXPECTED TO NEED MO') E WATER
CROHO JEERS PLAN TO TAP LAKE iASTCN
VIRGINIA CITY GFTS PERMIT FOR LAKE GASTON PIPELINE
VIRGINIA/CAROLINA CHRISTMAS CLASSI'
PERSON, NORTHERN POST WINS
VIRGINIA/N.C. WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
SEE N.C. /VIRGINIA WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
N E
P D
DATE
S
E
C
PG
S 2
H 1
H 1
12/27/a3
12/28/83
12/30/83
C
E
B
it
1
1
H 2
3/20/63
8
3
H !
7/OI/S3
A
9
S 2
H 1
H 1
H I
H 2
H 2
"h\
H 2
H 2
1/28/83
2/08/63
3/26/83
9/25/03
9/08/83
1/\ 3/83
10/06/83
ll/l')/83
11/20/83
12/06/93
C
0
C
B
c
A
A
C
0
A
6
1
I
1
6
1 5
U
1
14
3
H 2 12/03/83 B 2 N D71
S 2 12/03/83 A 8 P N nia
H 2 12/0<./83 b 1 P N 071
S 2 12/05/83 D 3 P u 018
H
2
io/o<./a3 e
N
S9I
S
2
10/06/83 e
P
F?5
S
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10/07/83 0
P
F^5
!
10/07/83 C
p
N
S9I
H
i
10/09/83 C
N
S91
2
10/09/83 C
1 n
P
S91
s
2
10/10/83 D
2
p
U
F25
H 2
1/03/83 B
H 1
1/05/83 a
N H6D
S 2
1/11/83 A
H I
1/12/03 a
N
H 1
1/26/83 a
P N H60
H 1
2/03/83 B
N
H 1
2/08/83 a
N
H 2
2/17/83 B
N 0^,6
H I
2/22/03 0
N
H 7
"./IS/OS A
H 2
8/27/63 C
N H60
H 2
9/17/83 B
N
H 2 12/31/83 B ">
VIRUS-DIABETES LINK UNDER STU1Y
WITH TISSUE, TIME WE FIGHT TH^ COLO WAR
VISION
SEE ALSO EYES
VISION Therapy can help some
2R*s^L'Ss°JSS?f;B';^°^oS*^5^iE?f?'?y??E'^Ti"^"^' ^^"-™"^
DIM LIGHTS DON'T DAMAGE EYESHHT
TAKE A SQUINT AT THESE EYE 'FACTS'
VISION TESTING
CLINIC CAN HELP PATIENTS TO SEE
I'LL TAKE THAT ONE
VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM
5;^FT5r5iw^f"^J'ji«f'"""«'«"'«^~"" """" """°"
ARTISTS VISIT IjNC a'PEAR on TV PROGRAM
VITAMIN B-12
MENTAL ILLNESS LINKED TO VITAMIN LACK
VITAMINS
TOO MANY VITAMINS MAY BE HARMFUL
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKS
l?P£J"9!^ BOARD ENDORSES GREEM'S VOCATIONAL PLAN
fILOT VOCATIONAL PROJECT ENOOISEO
yS9;."9^J'- 'XAINING EXTENSION IS QUERIED
5nf!5!.5.^!:*^^Hf''9?' "« VOCATIONAL PLAN
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PLAN OK'D
fn!;tc5l!'*l J? IV'?!'"^^ CL0SE3 GOVERNMENT MEETINGS
IgS'STEN SAYS BINGO PROFITS A? E SIPHONED OFF
SENATE APPROVES CHURCH OAY-CAIE CENTER BILL
CITY SCHOOLS UNINTERESTED IN STATE'S VOCATIONAL PLAN
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
COUNSELOR GETS AWARD
VODKA
N.C. BOYCOTT ON VODKA SALES UNLIKELY
DURHAM WON'T ORDER MORE VODKA
ORANO NEW VODKA MIX AT N.C. BAR
ABC WON'T RESTOCK VODKA FROM RUSSIA
VOICE
YOUR VOICE HAY ONE DAY CONTROL A COMPUTER
VOICE OF AMERICA
;ofcE'SF*\^SiR^f^rHlG'E*J'S3RS*I.R":i¥S''R5!??C^G°E^?° SOVIET JAMMING
VOLCANOES
NEW theory: ATMOSPHERE HAS BELCHED BY VOLCANOES
VOLES
VOLES PLAGUING GARDENERS
VOLLEYBALL
MANNING CASTS HIS LOT WITH KANSAS JAYHAHKS
S 2 2/17/83 CI N H23
H 2 10/23/83 A 1 D F B30
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
'./29/83
5/19/83
6/01/83
8/01/83
8/24/83
11/16/83
11/17/83
A
A
A
B
C
C
B
18
5
6
1
1
4
F
L
L
N
N
N
F
B30
J56
H 2
S 2
7/29/03
9/2'>/83
A
A
13 F
3 P P
C56
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/11/83
l/U/83
2/19/83
10/28/83
b
0
B
D
1
3
N
N
N
N
H 2 3/13/83 A
S 2 11/09/83 C 13
2/0'./83 C
3/03/83 A
3/04/03 A
3/10/83 A
3/14/83 A
4/08/83 A
4/15/83 C
4/22/83 A
4/23/83 A
7/19/83 B
H 2 11/03/83 B
9/07/83 A 1
9/09/03 A 1
9/11/83 B 9
9/16/83 a 1
N SOI
N J56
H 2 6/05/83 C 1 P F B30
S 2 9/14/83 A 16 N
H 2 9/15/83 C 9 P N
H 2 U/30/83 All F B30
5 2 6/08/83 C 1 N L33
H 2 9/21/83 C 3 P N
KHU
L r / A N ■*
INDEX
12/31/83
» SOUTHERN SPIKE
VOLUNTEER CIREXEN
SEE fIRf TEPTS.
SEE FIRE OEPTS.
OuflH*H COUNTY, VOLUNTEEH
H.C.. VOLUNIEE)
,10TH INNIV.
VOLUNTEER Income t«x assistance prtcram
TAX amaRO
NEU TORK MODEL KEEPS TIES K I T^ DURHAM HOME
TAX assistance program gets rfcognition
NEmSPAPER mELPEO TIX-AIO EFECB T
RSVP SATS Thanks
VOLUNTEER SERVICES BDKEAU
A CELEBRATION OF SHARING: VOLJNTEER RECDGNITION P ROCS AM. . . lOTH ANNIV.
A NEM year
RECOGNITION PROGRAM SINGLES OUT VOLUNTEERS
GLAD TIDINGS RING IN FOR MANY FAMILIES
VOLUNTEERS! DURHAM
A CFLf BRaT ion
HOSPITAL Thru
VOLUNTEER SER
VOLUNTEERS ME
VOLUNTEERS OF
LI ST OF HONOR
HE'S RED CROS
OUKf SENIOR M
SHE MAS FRIEN
XINNERS ALL
NEW CATEGORY
KEY VOLUNTEER
EULA HARRIS V
VELMA ROHLA S
STUDENT HELPS
VOLUNTEER DED
MOTHERING: HO
HIS MUSIC END
VOLUNTEERS GE
RELIABLE AOUL
CULTURE CAN S
RECORD OF SER
OVER ?25 SENI
OUTSTANDING V
VOLUNTEERS HE
TEENS. SENIOR
GIVE AND TAKE
GIVING AND TA
GENERATIONS M
NURSE SAYS Th
CARING FOR T
"WE'VE GOT NO
RED CROSS HON
DURHAM VOLUNT
HIGH SCHOOL V
VOLUNTEERISM
5.7SD HOURS 0
DURHAM HAS A
HUNDREDS MERE
OF SHARING: VOLJNTEER RECOGNITION PROGRAM.
HS PARTY FOR A S'ECIAL PArlENI
VICE
LP UNITED MAY SUCCEED
THE YEAR MAKE WTRLO BETTER PLACE
EO KEY VOLUNTEERS CROhS EvEhy YEAR
S STANDOUT
ARK SCHWARTZ HAS 'BIG BROTHER' AT DILLON
DSHIP TO GIVE
CITES KEY VOLUNTEER CROUPS
ENJOYS 'BEING'
OLUNTEERED «3 YEARS
AYS IT'S HER OBLIGATION TO GIVE HER TIME
AT CENTER
ICATED TO CROP yALK
5PITAL VOLUNTEERS 00 IT WHEN MOTHERS CAN'T
ED TOO SOON
T RECOGNITION
TS VITAL FOR PROGRAM
URVIVE--WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM FRIENDS
VICE
OR CITIZENS HONORED
DLUNTEER
LP GIRLS
CITIZENS MEET
YOUNG AND OLD TAKE PART IN hEEKLONG TEST IN DURHAM
KING; They MET IN THE MIDDLE. BUT DIDN'T HAVE FAR TO GO
EET; STEREOTYPES DISSOLVE DURING 'GIVE AND TAKE' WEEK
ANKS TO YOUNG VOLUNTEERS
E HUNGRY
THING IN COMMON"
ORS ITS YOUTH VOLUNTEERS
EERS TO GET <.-H IQNOR
OLUNTEERS REAP RthARDS
IS BIG BUSINESS
F SERVICE
GIVING HEART
DEDICATED TO SHARING
VOLUNTEERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.i VOLUNTEERS
WOMAN HELPS REFUGEES TO WORK
VOLUNTEERS MEAN CASH TO N.C. "USEUM OF ART
HUNT Shows worth of VOLUNTEERS
GOVERNOR DISPLAYS VOLUNTEERS' VALUE
t\ .222.000 IN CASH
VOLUNTEERS CITED
VOLUNTEERS RECOGNIZED
7 FROM DURHAM WIN STATE AWARD
STATE AWARDS TO BE GIVEN TO VOLUNTEERS
N.C. VIRGINIA LOOKING AT VOLJNTEER PROGRAMS
VOLUNTEERS WELCOMED TO HELP DIG UP HISTORY
VOLUNTEER ADVOCATES SOUGHT
VOLUNTEERS REALISTS. VISIONARIES
VOLuNTEERISM IS N.C. TOPS U.S. AVERAGE
VOLUNTEERISM IS BIG BUSINESS
VOLUNTEERS. U.S.
smith: political issues increasingly DIFFUSE
volunteers for people
first-offenders program gets s23.706 grant
alamance program gets grant
vote buying
more complaints expected about buying votes in n.c.
nine plead not guilty in vote fraud
man pleads guilty to vote-buying charge
man pleads guilty to vote-buying
election-fraud probe doubly e<barrassing
vote-buying called tradition in clay county politics
officer of congressional club raps remark by soles' lawyer
get-out-the-vote problems
state authorities to get evidence from soles trial
vote fraud testimony called b30st
investigation brings five more indictments
vote-buying charges being tried
FIVE WITNESSES SAY They wERE »AI0 TO VOTE
party ticket vote said worth 1150
four people convicted of vote-buying charges
former sheriff pleads guilty
clay county politics hatf i el d- mccoy feud
clay sheriff on job despite conviction
clay sheriff, ex-magistrate appeal in vote-buying case
n.c. elections director reviewing soles case
ex-sheriff goes to prison
voter age
reagan reneges on peacetime d^aft
voter registration
burden of proof changed in dram shop proposal
senate tentatively endorses c^anges in income tax checkoffs for parties
rent-to-own measure wins approval in mouse
high school librarians to be >vamed registrars
panel says records should remain open
jesse jackson will speak at ojrham high monday
blacks in durham target of voter registration drive
vote campaign comes to oms
jackson pushes vote
jesse jackson sees old south, not today's
jackson continues voter drive in n.c.
•freedom train's a-comini' jackson exhorts, 'sign up'
This message timeless
KLAN HOLDING VOTER DRIVE
C T S
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2 P P K30
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5/19/93
A
2
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p
S76
H 2
5/31/83
A
6
P
N
S 2
5/31/83
A
N
S 2
6/15/83
A
L
H 2
7/09/63
A
L
H 2
2/2D/83
E
P
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H45
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5/27/83
9
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9/06/63
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12/Q5/B3
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2/2D/83
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4/05/83
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',/21/83
A
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"1/22/83
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'./27/63
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4/27/B3
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4/29/83
B
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A15
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',/3D/93
A
L
S 2
5/02/83
A
P
P
S76
S 2
5/21/83
A
L
S 2
5/26/33
D
0
N
H 2
5/29/83
A
E
H 2
6/03/93
C
P
N
C05
S 2
7/23/83
A
P
P
H 2
7/29/93
A
L
S 2
6/16/93
A
N
J06
H 2
9/17/63
B
P
N
9al
H 2
3/2D/83
C
p
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991
S 2
9/22/93
S
P
F
J06
S 2
8/30/93
A
L
H 2
9/07/83
A
E
H 2
9/11/83
0
P
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C23
S 2
9/14/93
9
P
N
H 2
lD/02/63
B
P
N
S 2
11/25/83
C
F
COS
H 2
12/11/83
D
E
H 2
12/11/93
D
E
H 2
12/26/83
A
E
H 2
12/30/83
A
L
H 2
2/D'./93
B
2
P
F
H45
H 2
3/04/83
D
10
P
N
G68
S 2
4/20/83
N
H 2
4/21/83
15
N
H 1
4/21/83
P
P
S 2
4/27/93
E
5/29/93
P
P
M66
5 2
9/15/83
1 1
N
H 2
9/16/93
N
H 2
9/2D/83
12
N
H 2
9/22/83
N
H 1
9/22/83
N
H 2
10/23/83
0
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G33
H 2
12/02/93
A
10
N
H 2
12/11/83
0
4
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S 2 9/16/83 C I
H 1 5/21/93 B 1
H I 8/19/83 B 1
H
7/09/83
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1
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7/10/93
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7/12/83
9
H
7/ 3/83
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7/ 9/93
4
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7/ 9/93
1 4
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9/119/93
1 1
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9/10/83
4
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9/14/83
1 2
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9/D8/83
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9/09/83
4
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9/21/83
9
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9/22/93
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9/22/83
2
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9/23/93
H
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9/25/83
1 /
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9/28/93
2
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D/07/93
I i
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0/09/93
14
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0/17/93
9
s
1/15/83
5
H 2 7/27/83 A
H 2
3/03/83
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N
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3/15/83
B
N
H 2
4/07/83
A
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4/07/93
B
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H 7
5/03/83
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5/11/83
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5/16/93
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5/17/83
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5/17/83
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5/19/83
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5/19/8!
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5/22/93
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 749
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i-EACUF SUPPORTS VOTER-REGISTRATION BUI
yofER TAPES TO ne made public
cf?rt;SL^2SECTE0 TO BRING OUT VOTERS
l'dilri':'.T.I°,ll^'U':l','' '^^ COMMITMENT
"rjEffi^'S^tM^fgM?,'? '" O^'"*"
VSc??;rcJ'-?f,kt t'y"^" ""'^E flK VOTERS
^P!? ?S'!|I"^'i§¥ES"i^EhV?J}?or5RIVE
LEARNING TO VOTE A S IMPLE PRO" 6 SS
LEARN MOW TO REGISTER TO VOTE
5ift!,''*59"E5 "* BENSON TO REGISTER UHITF VOTER?
VOTING RECORO IS DISMAL
. ?yg?}SG"?jrvfefiji """" " 5-E^^
VOTER REGISTRATION
VOTER REGISTRATION LAW OPPOSET
vStER MEETINo"et"""" """"'^ "■*" ^° REGISTER
f|^^?TR;^^SN«5Sils"s•Jig^Li^K•SuRHSM'° '"•' -"•
i?jv^s?i^?isrp^5N2^i^!N*?oJ?R^^VLLr" "'^'^"»'<
DEMOCRATS, GOP « EPORT HIGH VOT ER REGI S TRA TION
3o |R%E*S?S^?I??oS^Siaig*US?S fdA ''^^'" «°^^ ""T^O
VOTER REGISTRATION ST A T I sl IC S DEL ArED
S^;°S^r?S??°LI?K?^^iEVSA"r?^"«"'^"*^'°'*
VOTING BOOTH TO BE OPEN
l!:9;„};°If'' registration increases
PASTOR STUMPS FOR N.C. VOTERS
POLITICS AND RELIGION SHOULD VOT BE MIXED
VOTER Turnout
^?SESL'^gTD^USyJs'SE?fR!;rc§^ESIIgrSTioNs
gip'^jM^sif^j ?tR°So5y°rMVR"o°v- r """"^ '°« °°^E
ORANGE COUNTY TURNOUT LIGHT
CITY COUNCIL LISTS LEFT IN ELECTION STORM
TURNOUT IN ELECTION CAUSE FOR CONFIDENCE
VOTERS FOR DURHAM'S FUTURE
?"liKS?§-A?J^iKDSg's^S'"^ '="°^'' "" "E" '«'° "ENA
PcTT^SSL"?T7c°A\"G"R^^uJ?;R^E^'§l'??E^Sy!i^fo°''ciTY
lsg2''s^''gl^^H=s?"£p^"°^ cLEs?s%^gSu^i" ^° ^■'''
SHOW UP OR SHUT UP! lAOl
DO YOUR OWN THINKING IN TUESDAY'S ELECTION
JESSE JACKSON SAID: - THERE A^E GOING TO BE SOME UPSET PEOPLE..."
VOTING DISTRICTS
LEGAl'nOTICES^" "^'''•^'^^ CHANGES IN POPULATION
VOTING IRREGULARITIES
JURY SUBPOENAS VOTING RECORDS FROM CQLUMaiys
5SJY^?N°§!^?sT^N"vrE'W"'^^
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SENTENCES ARE GIVEN IN VOTE Fl AUO CASE
"UNJ 'Sy^TISATES BOLTON 0RIN<v5tE^
yS'E FRAUD TESTIMONY CALLED BOOST
S?|5Ji5tJi°c^H55i^t^fiX!fg?lD'^°'""^'*"
fiu^%"io'?LS"!o\Jfc'TE'S'^F''SgfE^*iY°IN'G°C^S;iGES
SEVEN SENTENCED IN VOTE-BUY NG SCHEME
^I'-JJ ^2^?ric''Sl;'U" HATFIELO-MCCOf FEUO
E.I-*; IHIS E^ ON JOB DESPITE CONVICTION
s^c'r it:i?f s^s^ 7S?c=f5rR*ivSE';?^ssi^"s°c'^ii"''"'^ ""
|SJpN"i?J^f?S;'?2o^B^°^gM ' I HELD
gE*BING ORDERED ON MEBANE ELECTION ALLEGATION
o5.'.£'"^"^'^ED ON BOLTON REFEIENOUM '"'•'="•"""
BOLTON RESIDENTS BLAME FBI AGENTS FOR DRINKS VOTF
?B?*FfF??rS2*V,StiEr'°'« HEARING SET FOR 0Ec5 28
?giE'!ii^IAg\5^rs'?iieLiAg?i" •"^""* "° ""
VOTING MACHINES
SEE ALSO yR!TE-IN BALLOTS
ILLUSTRATES VOTING
VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
HUScE.'H*!- COUNCIL RETURNS
VOTE RETjiNS "'• "*''° "ETURMS
TRANSFER METHOD CHANGES SOUGHT BY ELECTION UNIT
VOTING RIGHTS ACT
SEE ALSO R IGhT TO VOTE
BPOCHURE FEATURES LAWSUIT ON VOTING
GREENSBORO DISTRICT PLAN IS APPROVED
?Sc!J;nT'S^JiE'RPpXgT?*£iAVs'K6'S'5Tj?rB°A/^t'?!2=fe?,?r^?iS"'""«^
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W C G INSTRUMENTS
N E
P D
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DATE C PG L P BYL
6/01/83
6/21/n3
6/21/83
6/21/83
6/26/8)
7/01/83
7/01/83
7/02/83
7/02/83
7/C6/83
7/07/03
7/07/83
7/08/83
7/10/83
7/14/83
7/14/83
7/17/83
7/28/03
7/2')/n3
8/03/83
8/12/83
0/13/83
8/14/83
8/15/83
8/16/83
a/22/83
')/02/83
<)/0')/83
2 9/10/83
3 10/01/83
2 10/06/83
10/11/83
10/17/03
IO/2O/03 ,
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10/28/83 ,
11/24/83 (
U/28/83 ;
12/17/83 ;
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H
H
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H
H
H
H
S
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s
H
H
s
s
H
s
8
15
1
3
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16
1
3
N
N S82
N COS
N
L
N
N
N
N
' N Bai
N COi
N
T R56
E
L
N
N
N
F
N J56
P T37
P K30
N
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
1
1
14
1
1
14
10
10
3
10/11/83
10/12/83
10/12/83
11/08/83
11/08/83
11/11/83
U/17/83
10/19/83 B 1
10/21/83 A 1
10/21/83 C I
10/26/83 A 4
11/02/83 A 4
11/04/83 A 12
11/06/83 A 10
11/06/83 0 4
11/07/83 B 4
E
N
N
N T32
N S5l
N
N T32
N
N
N
F
E
N C05
E
E
N C05
N H36
E
551
S51
K90
7/20/83 C
a/23/83 A
1 N K90
8 N
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H I
2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
4/10/83
7/04/83
7/08/83
7/09/83
7/10/83
7/12/83
7/13/83
7/18/83
7/19/83
a/15/83
a/17/83
8/18/83
8/21/83
8/23/83
3/23/83
a/26/83
8/26/83
9/08/83
9/09/83
9/21/83
9/22/83
9/23/83
9/23/83
9/28/03
10/07/83
10/09/83
10/17/83
10/17/83
11/06/83
11/29/83
12/04/83
12/06/83
12/09/83
12/10/83
1 12/14/83
2 12/15/83
1 12/29/83
10
1
1
8
11
4
14
3
1
5
10
1
20
10
14
7
1
1
6
5
1
N H60
E
S 2 1/24/83 C I P P R91
10/12/83
10/12/83
11/09/83
n/lO/83
1/23/83
4/09/83
7/30/83
9/22/33
9/23/83
1
1
1 3
1
N
N K90
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SEE ALSO WANOEL AND GOLTERMANN
COHPANY MAY BE FIRST IN fOREISN TRADE iONE
WBAG-f« lauRLINGTON, N.C.I
RADIO STATIONS SALE PROPOSEO
N E
P 0
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H 2 11/17/83 B 1
H 2 1/21/83 B 1
RADIO STATIONS MAY BE SOLD
WBT-RADIO (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
HELMS PANEL PROTESTS A05 ON RADIO
UBTV (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
PLANE DEAL LINKED TO EDMISTEN CAMP
NOBS (Durham, n.c.i
COMMISSION approves TRANSFER IF DUKE STATION
SALE Of UDBS APPROVED
FCC APPROVES SALE OF RADIO STATION HOBS
A SAO LOSS
KEEP JAZZ ON THE AIR
BROADCASTERS ARE CHANGING THEIR TUNES
RADIO CHANCES
UOCG-FH (DURHAM. N.C.I
G-105 MINS MAGAZINE AWARDS
UOCG< KABRICH EARN SALUTE
ifpp uTMNFft
TRIANGLE RADIO STATIONS CHANG: SOUNDS
STATIONS' POWER FAILS AGAIN
RADIO STATION. JAYCEES HELP NEEDY
UDNC (DURHAM. N.C.I
AHHH. IT'S THE "MUSIC OF YOUR LIFE" EXCLUSIVELY ON HONC AM 620
THE MUSIC FANS
BROADCASTERS ARE CHANGING THEIR TUNES
RADIO CHANGES
RADIO CHOICES
TERRIFIC
EQUIPMENT TAKEN FROM RADIO STATION
TRIANGLE RADIO STATIONS CHANGE SOUNDS
STATIONS' POWER FAILS AGAIN
WGBH (BOSTON. MAS S ACHUSE TTS I
JUDGE SUBPOENAS FILM OF SHOOTING
PUBLIC TELEVISION STATION GETS SUBPOENA RESCINDED
H I
H 2
7/15/83 B I
12/02/83 A 1 P N
H2 6/16/83 A Id PN
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3/15/83
B
1
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H 2
3/16/33
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L*!
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3/16/H3
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H 2
'./15/a3
A
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'./22/83
A
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L41
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4/28/83
0
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H 2
2/26/83
C
12 P
N
S 2
2/26/33
A
3
N
S 2
5/06/83
A
5 P
P
C56
S 2
6/08/83
A
5
N
L38
S 2
6/Q8/83
A
10
N
H 2
12/25/83
A
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H 2
'./19/83
B
5
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H 2
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5/02/33
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5/02/83
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6/08/33
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S 2
6/08/83
A
5
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L38
S 2
6/03/33
A
10
N
S 2
11/09/33
A
9
N
H 2
11/10/83
B
2
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SEE WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM
WITN (WASHINGTON. N.C.I
N.C. TV REPORTER WOUNDED IN BEIRUT
TV REPORTER IS WOUNDED BY MARINES
NEWSMEN RETURN TO N.C.
WMFO
VILLAGE SELLS RADIO STATION
WOR-TV
CABLEVISION TO REPORT ON DROPPING STATION
CABLE BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON 1 .Y . STATION
FIRM URGES PROTEST
CABLE COMPANY TO DROP WOR
DON'T DROP STATION WOR
CABLEVISION PERFORMANCE SLACK
ALTERNATIVES TO WOR LISTED
WOR-TV ALTERNATIVES DRAW FIRE
REVENUE SHARING AND CABLE ROYALTY RATES TOP CITY CONCERNS
KEEP UOR ON CABLEVISION
CABLEVISION WON'T DROP WOR-TV
WOR TO STAY ON AT LEAST TILL JULY
WPCH
RADIO STATIONS MAY BE SOLD
WPTF-TV (RALEIGH. N.C.I
TV STATION WON'T DROP NEWS STAFF
WaRB-FM (BURLINGTON) N.C.I
RADIO STATIONS SALE PROPOSEO
WRAL
TRIANGLE RADIO STATIONS CHANGE SOUNDS
WHAL-TV (RALEICHt N.C.I
SPEAKING OF HEALTH...
'PACK. REAGAN WILL TALK VIA SATELLITE
'BAT NIGHT' aO WRONG
WROG (BURLINGTON, N.C.I
BURLINGTON to Cf T FIRST TELEVISION STATION
BURLINGTON TV STATION PLANNED
WTIK RADIO (Durham. n.C.i
ANOTHER GOOD SOUND
wrvO (DURHAM, N.C.I
TV CAMERA STOLEN
JOB HUNTERS TO 00 ON TV
DON SHEA LEAVING CHANNEL 11 N-WS
SHEA'S DISMISSAL SECOND STRIKfOUT ON SPORTS SCENE
UNSCIENTIFIC POLL SUPPORTS SHF A
'DON SHEA MAS DONE AN EXCELLENT TV JOB'
WTVO IGNORES DURHAM
TV STATION BACKS NCCU CELEBRATION
WUNC (CHAPEL MILL. N.C.I
KEEP JAZZ ON THE AIR
WWSP (WARRENTON, N.C.I
ART AUCTION SET TO AID STATION
S 2 12/15/83 A 1
H 2 12/16/83 A 12
S 2 12/19/83 C 5
H 2 2/13/33 C
H 1 6/17/83 B 1
H 2 6/19/83 0 1 1
H 2 5/03/83 A
H 2
1/20/83
B
1
N
B51
S 2
1/20/83
10
N
S 2
1/21/83
1
N
K90
H 2
2/02/33
I
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H 2
2/08/83
4
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H 2
2/17/33
5
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H 2
2/17/83
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2/17/83
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S 2
2/21/83
I
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2/22/83
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2/23/83
1
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H 2
2/2*/33
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1
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7/15/33
B
1
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S 2
'./01/a3
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6
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H 2
1/21/83
a
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S 2
6/03/33
A
5
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2/05/83
A
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',/16/83
A
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H 2
6/30/83
A
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3/09/S3
A
6
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6/02/83
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11/09/33
1 1
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11/15/83
4
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11/23/83
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12/19/83
5
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12/22/83
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12/26/83
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H 2 11/26/83 A 15
FM STATION IS OPENING
DUKE RADIO STATION HITS SNAG
MAKING WAVES
BROADCASTING DELAYED
OUKE RADIO STATION NOW ON AIR
H 2 9/30/83 B <. N
S 2 9/30/83 C 1 N
H 2 9/30/83 B 1 P P Mb6
H 2 10/01/83 All N
H 2 11/18/83 A 9 N
NEW FORMAT DISAPPOINTING
OLD FORMAT WAS BETTER
FANS SHOULD WRITE TO STATION tANAGER
GOOD MUS IC IS MISSED
THEY MISS OLD FORMAT
NOTHING rO LISTEN TO
3/15/fl3
3/13/83
3/19/83
3/23/83
'./O'./BS
<./13/83
MONTHLV/AN
N U 4 L
1/01/83
INDEX
12/31/83
HINOLeSS XUSIC
HE fNJOy GOTO HUSIC
TU«N or»L
THE MUSIC FANS
aOOAOCASTERS ARE CHANGING THEIR TUNES
TRIANGLE RADIO STATIONS CHANGE SOUNDS
W. C. ENGLISH INC.
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOR !-<.] WINS APPROVAL
BOARD OKS CONTRACT fDR I-<.0 CONNECTOR
H. D. MILL RECREATION CENTER '
STALKING THE EASTER EGG
W. 0. HILL YOUTH COMMUNIT? THEATRE TROUPE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
W. F. BRINKLET L SON CONSTRUCTION :0.
STATE BOARD SUSPENDS 2 CONTRACTORS
M. G. PEARSON SCHOOL
SEE PEARSON ELENENTARY SCHOOL
H. H. BRADY CO.
BIRTHDAY Card proved costly
COMPENSATION PLEA REJECTED
H. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION
BAPTIST CONVENTION RECEIVES »i57,<,72
BAPTISTS RECEIVE GRANT
W. P. FERRIS. INC.
REVALUATION SID FAVORED
COMHISSIONERS TO EYE PROPERTY APPRAISAL BIDS
REVALUATION FIRM NAMED
H.M. HOLDEN: A POLITICAL BIOGRAPHY I BOOK I
THE LITERARY LANTERN
WACHOVIA SANK AND TRUST CO.
WACHOVIA PROMOTES 2 FOR DURHA1
DISTRIBUTION CENTER TO BE PART OF NEW INDUSTRIAL PARK
WACHOVIA TO DROP PRIME RATE TO lOX
WACHOVIA WILL LOWER PRIME
WACHOVIA OFFERS SIGNATURE LOAV S
BUILDING SOLO FOR 11. 2 MILLIO>g
BIG SIX' LIST
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. lASHEVILLE, N.C.I
FUGITIVE ARRESTED AFTER NAME ADDED TO FBI'S
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. ICHARL3TTE, N.C.I
MAN IN SKIRT ROBS BANK
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. ININTH ST. I
SAD CHECK TRIGGERS BANK ALARM
WACHOVIA SANK AND TRUST CO. (RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK SRANCHI
ROBBER TAKES «120
THREE MEN ROB BANK NEAR RTP
3 MEN SOUGHT AFTER BANK IN RESEARCH PARK ROBBED
DURHAM DEPUTIES FIND VAN USED IN RTP BANK ROBBERY
BANK ROBBERS' GETAWAY VAN FOUND
AUTHORITIES TRACE STOLEN VAN USED INHOLDUP TO COLUMBIA, S.C.
WACHOVIA BUILDING (DURHAM, N.C.I
BUILDING SOLO FOR H.2 MILLIOM
WACHOVIA BUSINESS INDEX
SEE BUSINESS INDEX, N.C.
WACHOVIA CORP.
BANK INCOME RISES IN 1982
FIRST UNION CORP BOOSTS OIVIDiND
WACHOVIA CORP.. SALES AND EARNINGS
WACHOVIA'S INCOME INCREASES 12.i,»
BANKS REPORT INCREASED PROFITS FOR FIRST b MONTHS
THIRO-OUARTER BANK EARNINGS ARE MIXED
WACHOVIA CUP
CHAPEL HILL. JORDAN LEAD WACH3VIA CUP
ROBERTSON WINS WACHOVIA CUP
JORDAN WINS WACHOVIA CUP
JORDAN 3-A CUP CHAMP; CHAPEL HILL SECOND IN <.-A
WACHOVIA TECHNICAL SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
TWO AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS
DTI STUDENTS GET WACHOVIA AWARDS
WADESBORO, N.C.
BLAZE DESTROYS SEVERAL FIRMS
CAUSE FOUND FOR FIRE IN WADES3DR0
WAGES, DURHAM
BUSINESS GAINING IN MOUNTAIN AREAS, BANK OFFICER SAYS
WAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SEVERANCE PAY
A BARRIER TO WORKERS
THE TRIANGLE--A STATE OF PROSPERITY
WEiKLY'*lARNINGs'oo'"°"'^° '^'"'- " STATE'S 'BALANCED GROWTH POLICY'
STANDING CREDIT FOB FIRMS SEEN
HIGH TECH IS A GAMBLE. BUT 'L3W TECH' A SURE FLOP
BANKER PREDICTS SLOWER GROWTH IN SECOND HALF
BANK EARNINGS GENERALLY HIGH TURING FIRST HALF
WHO'S DOING WHAT AROUND THE TRIANGLE
WAGES, U.S.
OUR BIGGER PAYCHECKS SHRANK BY 13 PERCENT
WAGONS
RARE WAGON GETS HOME
WAITRESSES
WITHHOLDING A TIP UNFAIR TO WAITRESSES
WAKE COUNTY, N.C.
BODY IS FOUND IN WAKE HOUSE
KILLINGS NOT BELIEVED RELATED
WAKE JUDGES TELL LAWYERS TO SPEEO UP
ARTICLES SOUGHT FOR HISTORY B20K
R0U_MEM8ERS OK PLAN TO TRADE LAND FOR WATER
S2*?? IP-^WJ'OE" "UNNING RTP SEWER LINES TO WAKE SIDE
SEWER SERVICE TO WAKE WILL BE STUDIED FURTHER
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H 2
H 2
H 2
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DATE
'./2I/83
'1/22/83
4/22/83
'1/27/83
'1/27/83
6/08/83
S I T
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C PG L P SYL
N L'.l
N L3B
H 2 8/13/83 A 1 N
H 2 11/19/83 A I N
H 2 <i/02/e3 B 1 P P M66
H 2 7/15/83 D 6 P N
H 2 1/15/83 A 3 N
S 2 U/02/83 C
H 2 11/03/83 fl
H 2 12/22/B3
H 2 12/2-1/83
H 2 2/05/83 A 10 P N B8 1
S 2 2/05/83 A 3 N M23
S 2 2/08/83 B 1 N M23
S 2 1/01/83 A 10
1/2-1/83
3/23/83
"1/05/83
"1/06/83
5/08/83
8/12/83
3
1
1
13
3
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N S33
N
N
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H 2 U/20/83 A
H 2 l/U/83 C
H 2 5/12/83 A 10
10/26/83
11/28/83
U/29/83
11/29/83
11/30/83
12/01/83
H 2 8/12/83 C 5
1/16/83
"1/21/83
7/16/83
7/17/83
10/16/83
12
20
2
10
12
H 2 1/02/83 8 5 N C36
H 2 6/05/83 B 9 N
S 2 6/23/83 a 2 N
H 2 6/2'i/83 C 3 N C36
H 1 9/02/83 B 1 N
H 2 10/02/83 B 1 1 N
H 2 1/06/83 A 3
H 2 1/10/83 A 1 1
H 2 6/16/83 A 22
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5/15/83 A
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3/18/83 A
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4/14/83 C
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4/15/83 B
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4/16/83 A
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5/23/83 A
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6/22/83 C
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Subjects
HiSre IS HO«ST MOTIVE POR PUSKING LAKE PULES
U*«E WON'T ASK DURHAM TO EXTElO SEhER LINES - SWINOELL
HAKE COUNTY* N.C-t HOSPITALS
SEE HOSPITALS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC hOSPITALSI
SEE HAKE COlJNTr HOSPITAL SYSTEM
HAKE CQUNTYt N.C.I TAXES
HAKE OKS ACTION ON TAXES
HAKE COUNTY COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
DURHAM EXCEEDS HAKE IN APPOINTING LAHYERS
JUDGES URGED TO CUT APPO INTME'l T5
HELPFUL INMATE'S SENTENCE PAR? 0
HAKE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
ACTING HAKE COUNTY DA NAMED
HOSPITALIZATION OF HAKE DA STALLS INVESTIGATION OF GREEN
GREEN GETTING RAH DEAL
N.C. BRIEFING: RALEIGH
PULLEY UPSET OVER HAY HAKE DA HANDLED PROBE
HAKE DA PLANS TO RETURN TO HD' K
HAKE DISTRICT ATTORNEY SETS LIMIT IN OHI CASES
HAKE COUNTY GRAND JURY
PAPER REPORTS GRAND JURY TO MEET ON GREEN PROBE
GRAND JURY ASKS GREEN PROBE
GREEN FACES BRIBERY CHARGES
GREEN ACCUSED OF CONSPIRING T3 TAKE BRIBES
HAKE DA SAYS GRAND JURY CHOSE NOT TO HEAR GREEN
GRAND JURY ON GREEN TO MEET
JIMMY GREEN IS INDICTED: LT. GOV. FACES b CHARGES
HAKE COUNTY HOSPITAL SYSTEM
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS)
HAKE HOSPITAL SYSTEM MAY FACE CONTEMPT CITATION
HAKE COUNTY HOSPITAL SYSTEM IGNORED STATE LAH. PAPER SAYS
HAKE COUNTY JAIL
HAKE COUNTY JAILER FIRED
HAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS
CHARGES AGAINST TEACHER DISMISSED
TEACHER TURNED TO CHESS TO MOTIVATE HIS STUDENTS
EXPLOSIVE DEVICE FOUND IN SCHOOL
EXPLOSIVE DEVICE LEFT AT SCH03L
HAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS. DRUGS
13-YEAR-QLO HOSPITALIZED FOR OVERDOSE OF DRUGS
n-Y6AR-0LD TREATED FOR DRUG OVERDOSE
TEEN STILL HAS HALLUCINATIONS
OVERDOSE PATIENT YOUNGEST YET FOR DOCTOR
HAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
JURY IN HAKE GETS BELL CASE
SHOT SAID FIRED IN DEFENSE
HAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.. DEPUTIES
HAKE DEPUTY SHOOTS. KILLS DUR-tAM MAN
HAKE DEPUTY KILLS DURHAM SUSPECT
HELPFUL INMATE'S SENTENCE PARJO
M*KE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
HAKE ELECTRIC SEEKS LOANS
HAKE FOREST. N.C.
HAKE FOREST PLANS HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
DUKE MAY ALLOH FILMING ON CAMPUS
HAKE FOREST UNIV.
DURHAM STUDENTS MAKE HAKE FOREST DEAN'S LIST
HAKE FOREST PRESIDENT INAUGURATED
HAKE FOREST UNIV.. COMMENCEMENT
FOUR RECEIVE DEGREES FROM HAKE FOREST
HAKE FOREST UNIV.. PRESIDENT
FINALISTS LIST FOR EAKE FOREST
HAKE PRESIDENT SEARCH NARROUEO
PRESBYTERIAN SAID SELECTED FDI HFU POST
HAKE FOREST PRESIDENT ELECTED
HAKE FOREST UNIV.. SPEAKERS
NEH POLITICAL PARTY BEING CONSIDERED BY JOHN ANDERSON
SCHMIDT SAYS U.S. HAS ECONOMIC OBLIGATIONS
HAKE FOREST UNIV., STUDENTS
HAKE FOREST RELEASES DEAN'S LIST
STUDENT hOULDN'T POSE FOR 'PLAYBOY' 2ND TIME
HAKE FOREST UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAH
BOOKLFT OUTLINES LEGAL DUI DEFENSES
BOOKLET OUTLINES LEGAL DUI DEFENSES
FORMER DEAN OF HAKE FOREST LAW SCHOOL DIES
HAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS
GRAYSON KEYS DUKE CHARGE PASf DEACONS
HAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
DEACS HIN 8Y 55
DEACONS OuT-uGLY JACKETS; HAKE FOREST TRIUMPHS 60-53 IN TRIAL OF ERRORS
HAKE ROARS BY CLEMSQN
HILLIAM C MARY BOLTS PAST HAKE
HOH GOOD AT 11-27
TOMS SECOND AMONG DEAC SCORERS
HAKE FOREST'S PAST COMES BACK TO HAUNT DEVILS
DEACONS RALLY PAST BLUE DEVILS
POOR SHOOTING COSTS DEVILS 8 1 J HIN
HAKE FOREST PROLONGS PACK'S DOhNhILL SLIDE HITh 91-73 HiN
HEELS TUNE UP FOR DEACS
IN The hake of unc The deacons rule the acc in challenging the tar heels
HEELS. DEACS PUT 1,-0 MARKS ON LINE TONIGHT
A BARGAIN GamF
OOHERTY'S FREE ThROHS SINK HA< E
CAROLINA PLAYERS TAKE SMITH OFF THE HOOK
DEACONS FALL SHORT IN FINAL SECONDS
DEACONS COME UP SHORT; ARKANSAS HINS BY THREE
RAZORBACKS CATCH DEACS 'IN THl MIDDLE'
SAMPSON AND GANG STOP HAKE
DEACONS BREAK PAST MAROUETTE
CLOSED-DOOR MEETING CONFIDENCE BOOSTER FOR HAKE
TEAM MEETING HAKES UP DEACONS
TEAChEY KEY AS DEACONS DUMP TfRPS
TERP 'BRICKS' BUILD DEaC VICTORY
TECH EDGES HAKE. DESPITE MISSED FTS
POST QUERIED
TO 2 CHOICES
12/02/83
12/28/83
C nG L P flYL
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H 2 1 1/16/83 A
H 2 8/04/83 A 1
S 2 8/0<,/83 C I
H 2 12/l'i/83 A I
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
S 2
H 1
H 2
5/26/B3
5/28/83
6/01/83
6/17/83
6/20/83
7/01/83
12/17/83
13
3
6/07/83 6 l".
6/l<./83 A 1
6/l<./a3 A 1
6/15/83 A 1
6/16/83 a 2
6/20/83 8 1
6/21/83 A 1
2/03/83 B
"./OS/aO A
H 2 9/21/83 A
1/28/83
5/D1/83
12/22/83
12/23/83
1/21/83
1/22/83
1/28/83
1/30/83
3/28/83
9/10/83
3/11/83
3/12/83
12/l'./e3
6
16
5
11
H 2 1/01/83 C 1
S 2 7/01/83 C 4 N
S 2 12/16/83 A 1 N COS
S 2 7/D1/83 A 1 1
H 2 11/05/83 A 15
S 2 5/19/83 C
H 2 6/16/83 B 3 N
S 2 6/22/83 A 10 N
H 2 6/23/83 C 9 N
H 2 6/24/83 A 7 N
S 2
H 2
3/28/83
10/22/93
3/16/83
7/2<>/83
S I 1/19/83 C 10
S 2 1/19/83 C 10
S 2 2/28/83 A 11
H
2
11/06/83
C
I
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N
C52
s
2
1/06/83
B
P
N
H
2
1/09/83
B
N
M71
H
2
1/16/83
8
p
N
C52
H
2
1/18/83
B
N
H
2
1/19/83
C
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M71
H
2
1/19/83
c
F
B66
H
1/20/93
D
U
D71
H
2
1/20/83
0
P
N
C52
s
2
1/20/83
8
p
U
D19
H
2
1/23/83
B
N
C52
s
2
1/25/83
D
P
N
F25
H
2
1/27/83
B
U
D71
H
2
1/27/83
S
P
N
C52
H
2
1/28/83
C
U
M71
H
2
1/28/83
c
P
N
C52
S
2
1/28/83
0
P
N
F25
s
2
1/28/83
D
N
P55
H
2
1/31/83
B
P
N
171
s
2
1/31/83
0
N
018
H
2
2/04/83
C
N
C52
H
2
2/07/83
B
P
N
M7 1
H
2
2/07/83
B
U
M7 1
s
2
2/07/83
D
P
U
D18
H
2
2/10/63
0
P
N
C52
s
2/10/33
A
P
N
F25
H
2
2/13/83
B
N
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INDEX
UOl/aS - 12/31/83
Clici: ?iU''spiRf"'cSS^'S15?E^ SS'-'"'^" exPERIHENT HASNT dOMBeO. YET.
DUKE NEEDS SPURT TO FINISH A DINNER
HAKE, STATE SET DOUBLEHEAOER
N.C. STATE, HAKE HOST "CLASSi;'
TAR HEELS BLOW OUT HAKE FOREST
HEELS END SLUMP, RIP DEACS
HAKE RUNS INTO UNC'S TRAIN
COLEMAN KEYS TERRS' VICTORY
VIRGINIA COASTS, Dumps deacons
CAVS REVVED UP FOR TOURNEY DRIVE
STATE ROLLING, HAKE REELING A=TER ROUT
HOLFPACK MAULS DEACONS IN FINALE
BLOHOUT COULD HAUNT STATE, PU1P UP HAKE
MIKE HELMS ARRESTED ON DRUG C3UNTS
TEACHEY MOVES UP UNDER MORRIStlN'S SYSTEM
'<lC; STATE, 71-70; CHARLES' FT SENDS PACK BY DEACONS
HOLFPACK STALKS NCAA BID
DEACONS, GAMECOCKS AMONG NIT SELECTIONS
TACY'S FUTURE SAID UNCERTAIN
MARSHALL PRESIDENT DENIES TACY RUMOR
IJ9J„5J^S HE HAS NO PLANS TO LEAVE HAKE
DEACONS HIN NIT OPENER
HAKE ON ROAD AGAIN
SOUTH CAROLINA NEXT FOR HAKE
NIT MARCHES ON
DEACONS' DESTINATION ON THE LINE
DEACS HAPPY TO BE HOME
DEACONS ADVANCE TO SEMIS
DEACS BOH TO 'BEST' DEFENSE
POPSON PICKS CAROLINA; CLINE SOES HITH HAKE FOREST
NCAA CHECKS DEACS
HAKE PREPARES NCAA REPORT IN CLINE CASE
DEACONS ESCAPE HIThOUT PENALTY
NCAA REPRIMANDS HAKE BASKETBALL PROGRAM
DEACONS' OUTLOOK TYPICAL: GOOI , BAD TIMFS IN STORE
RUDD HAS 18 AS HAKE RIPS FURHAN, 7<,-59
HAKE SURVIVES VIRGINIA TECH IN OVERTIME
DEACS RALLY FOR OVERTIMF
lECO^O-KJtl fS5l?%^SE*Si"i^2c5S? '°"'- °0^«l-E-"eADER RECIPE
HAKE DEFEATS DAVIDSON
RUDD'S 16 POINTS LIFT DEACS OVER MOUNTIES
DEACS HOLD OFF MARQUETTE IN OVERTIME
HAKE FOREST GETS VICTORY OVER AUBURN
DEACS NEXT FOR HEN2EL
HAKE FOREST NIPS DOLPHINS IN lATOR BOHL
OEACS TAKE GATOR TITLE
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
BRIM SIGNS HITH HAKE
!!J5!,J9°5„*''I''*'^TioNS to £nti:e football fans
PIRATES COULD SOLVE DEACONS' DILEMMA FOR FOOTBALL IN 'aOS
mAKc BOuS'S OB
GROH'S SKIN THICKENS TO DEACON CHALLENGE
HAKE LANDS JAMIE HARRIS
OB SCHOFIELD, FRESHMAN CLASS 36AC0N PLUSSES
APPALACHIAN KNOCKS OFF HAKE, 27-25
TURNOVERS PROVE COSTLY IN HAKE LOSS
HAKE'S SUCCESS FORMULA LAUDED
DEACS' WIN SHINGS PENDULUM UPHARO
HAKE BLANKS HCU, 21-0
COMEDIAN Glad REAGAN NOT 'BUGGED'
DEACS MARKETING PLAN NOT PAYING OFF--YET
HOLFPACK CORNERS DEACONS, 38-15
DEACONS GIFT-WRAP HOLFPACK VICTORY
\'-t I!i!?5."'EATED EOUAL— CARaiNA'S JUST MORE EOUAL
UNC BEGINS '2ND SEASON' HITH JAKE
OLD TALE: UNC RUNS TO HIN OVER DEACONS
GROh'prMSES LInI" ""* °^" '"''^' "°" ''°°° ""^ ^"^ HEELS?
ESIASON RALLIES MARYLAND TO VICTORY OVER DEACONS
l£';SEI^t°,^2 SX'" 'O "EYS HAKE FOREST OVER VIRGINIA
DRIVER'S Two TOS SPARK TIGERS' HIN
DEACON DEFENSE SHOWS PROGRESS
HEELS STILL ATTRACT BOHL SCOUTS
DUKE'S GRAYSON 5H0HS OFF POHE*
TECH HHIPS DEACONS, «9-33
HAKE'S GROH: DEACS NEED MORE HUSCLE
RAIDERS LOSE APPEAL BID BY OAKLAND
HAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER
DUKE TOPS HAKE
UAKE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
STUDENTS GET COLLEGE HONORS
WAIDEN PONO {DURHAM COUNTY SUBDIVISION)
FINANCING IS SET AT HALOEN POND
HALOORF EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT
THE MAYOR HAS THERE. AS WAS BARTHOLOMEH
WALKING
HOMAN, 73, WALKED 20 MILES TO PAY BILL
WALKING CONTESTS TO BEGIN MOhOAY
WALKER GETS PRIZE
A MATTER OF TASTE
STRONG WILL PERMITS HER TO WALK AGAIN
ADVENTURE HALTED— FOR A WHILE
WALLACE WADE STADIUM
TAC JUNIOR NATIONALS FIRST IN DUKE'S HISTORY
SUN BOWL
LIGHTS UP. Lir.HTS ON
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OUKE LIGHTS
OUR READERS WRITE...
WALLS
WALLS DON'T END PROBLEMS
HALLTOWN PARK
OVER THE NET
HALNUT/DOGWOno TERRACE
APARTMENT DEVELOPERS SEEK FUNDS
''*''sIe ALSo'^COLf'^''' COUNTY GOLF TOURNAMENT
ORANGE COUNTY EVENT SET
WALTER'S HAIR DESIGN
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INDEX
12/31/83
7 ODHN. 7 TO GO FOR CENTER
MANCMESE SEaFOOO INOmsTRIal park
OREGON INLET JETTIES FAVORED 3r 3 SOLONS
WANCHESE Ship lift INC.
SHIP FIRM IS FORCED TO CLOSE
HANDEL AND GOLTERMANN
SEE ALSO W C G INSTRUMENTS
GERMAN PLANT MOVING TO COUNTY
NEM FIRM MAT HIRE 250 PEOPLE
COMPANY MAY BE FIRST IN FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
UAR Games
SEE ALSO MILITARY MANEUVERS
•MAR-PEACE GAMES' SCHEDULED
TEEN THRILLER TOPS TEDIOUS EPIC
WAR POWERS ACT
SEE ALSO MILITARY
THE LARGER ISSUE IN LEBANON
WAR RESISTERS- LEAGUE
SEE ALSO ANTI-WAR PROTESTORS
FARINA TO SING AT WAR RESISTE^S LEAGUE'S 60TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW
FARINA SINGS FOR CAUSE
WARD TRANSFORMER CO.
SUIT FILED TO RECOVER PCS COSTS
The WAREHOUSE
WINNERS ALL!
WAREHOUSES
GREENVILLE FIRE DESTROYS ANNEI TO WAREHOUSE
OORHAM FIREFIGHTERS RESCUE WO^AN
DURHAM FIRE LEVELS HOME. WAREHOUSES
THE WALL'S ALMOST GONE
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES INTO FIRE AT WAREHOUSES
6 WAREHOUSES BOUGHT
FIRE SAID ACCIDENTAL
VAGRANTS BLAMED IN WAREHOUSE FIRE
BOARD RULES AGAINST RJR ON LEAF TAX
REYNOLDS CONSIDERS APPEAL ON TAX DECISION
ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRES AT 3 NEARBY BUILDINGS
2 BUILDINGS BURN NEAR SCENE 0' EARLIER FIRE
CAUSE OF FIRES IS SOUGHT
ART IS WHERE YOU FIND IT
WHITE ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY I>l ARSON CASE
WARNER BROTHERS
MOVIE MAY BE FILMED AT DUKE
MOVIE SCOUTS STTLL 'HUNG UP' IN CHAPEL HILL
THE PROBLEM OF UNC MOVIE
DUKE MAY ALLOW FILMING ON CAM'US
WARNER MAKING MOVIE AT DUKE
WARNER COMMUNICATIONS
FREE TRADE UP TO US
FIRM PULLS ALBUMS OFF SHELVES
DISTRIBUTOR 'BACKS DOWN' IN RECORD PRICE BATTLE
WARNING LABELS
LEGISLATOR WANTS WARNING LABELS ON ALCOHOL CONTAINERS
BEWARE USELESS WARNINGS
CIGARETTE SMOKERS MAY SOON GET HARSHER WARNINGS
LABEL ALCOHOL'S DANGERS
ANTI-SLAVERY BILL IS SENT BAfK TO COMMITTEE
BOOZE WARNING LABELS USELESS
BOOZE PROBLEM WORSE THAN SMOKING
REQUIRE BOOZE WARNING LABELS
HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVES CIGARETTE WARNINGS
ANTI-SMOKING CRUSADERS FIGHTING LOSING BATTLE
TOBACCO MESSAGE BILL MAY NOT JET APPROVAL
LABELING SHOULD INCLUDE ALCOHOL. TOO
WARRANTIES
HIS DREAM A GOOD IDEA
WARRANTS . ,
NO CRIMINAL ACTION PLANNED OV? R WARRANT HANDLING
ACTION WON'T BE TAKEN AGAINST MAGISTRATE
6-MONTM-OLD WARRANT SERVED
DURHAM MAN IS CHARGED WITH BREAKING. ENTERING
WARREN COUNTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO CITIZENS UNITED FOR PR:)GRESS
SEE ALSO INTERAGENCY TASK FORCE ON WARREN COUNTY
2 AREA COUNTIES GET GRANTS
WARREN LEADERS CHART IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
WARREN FAIR IS UNDER WAY
FRANKLIN COUNTY FACES HIGHER JOBLESS RATE
WARREN COUNTY. N.C. ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
MORE PROFIT FROM ABC STORES SIUGHT IN WARREN COUNTY
WARREN COUNTY ABC BOARD REORGANIZED
WARREN COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
WARREN TAX RATE MAY RISE <.2
WARREN COMMISSIONERS AWARD C01 TRACTS
WARREN COUNTY, N.C, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
WARREN TO HIRE FMERGENCY ROOM SERVICES
WARREN COUNTY, N.C
WARDEN TO H
INDUSTRIAL DErfELJPMFNT
,_ ,.IRF EMERGENCY ROOM SERVICES
HOUSE APPROVES BILL ALLOTTING t215.000 FOR ENO RIVER PARK
WARREN TASK FORCE SETS FIRST '(EETING
WARREN COUNTY. N.C. LANDFILL
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS. N.C.
SFE ALSO PCB I POLyChLORINATEO BIPHENYLSI
SEE ALSO WARREN COUNTY CITIZENS CONCERNED ABOUT PCB
GAS POCKET FORMS IN PCB LANDFILL
GAS IN PCa LANDFILL CAUSES DE3ATE
AFTON AREA RESIDENTS GIVE BL03D SAMPLES
BILL WOULD BAN SOME WASTES FR3M LANDFILLS
BLOOD SAMPLES WILL BE STUDIED
WARREN BOARn SEEKS ANSWERS ABTUT LANDFILL
SOME CHILDREN REPORTED UPSET 9Y PCB LANDFILL
RETAILERS TO FIGHT CUTTING OF TAX COLLECTION DISCOUNT .„^,,.
WARREN SCHOOLS AR= NOT PLANNHG COUNSELING FUR PUPILS NEAR LANDFILL
WELL TESTS SEEN PROOF LANOFILL IS CONTAINING PCB
PCS LANDFILL FOES PLAN RALLY SUNDAY
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12/17/83
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12/24/83
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/•NNUIL INOEX
1/01/63 - li/31/83
bUBJEcrs
PA06 755
1/17/8*
UORK PRnOBAHS CALLED H»Y TO CUT PRISON POPULATION
N.C. ASKS TO JOIN PCB SUIT
PCS PROTESTERS JOIN RESEARCH SROUP
KOMAN sues KARHEN OFFICIALS
UARRENTON CITIZENS CALL EPA i:ARTnONI
3 ARE ARRESTED DURING PROTEST AT PCB SITE
STATE NIGHT PUT FILTERS ON ■^i■^TS AT PC6 LANDFILL
3 ARRESTED DURING PROTEST AT >C8 LANDFILL IN WARREN
3 ARE Charged with blocking pc b landfill
THREE charged with Taking pump at landfill
three charged with pump theft in pcb-protest
PCB lawsuit dropped
F6RRUCCI0 FASTS OVER PUMPING
MUNUTE PCS REPORTED FOUND IN LANDFILL HATER
WARD'S LAWYERS FILE RESPONSE TO SUIT
PCB PROTESTER CARRIED TO COURT
WARREN LANDFILL DOING ITS JOB. EPA ANNOUNCES
LEADER OF PCa LANDFILL PROTEST GETS CHECKUP, CONTINUES FAST
PCB PROTEST MARCH CONTINUES
PCB LANDFILL PROTESTER ARRESTED IN RALEIGH
THEFT CHARGES DISMISSED IN PC9 LANDFILL PROTEST
SENATE APPROVES TAX DEDUCTION SILL FOR LEGISLATORS
FERRUCCIO'S TRIAL CONTINUED ■
WASTE LANDFILL BILL ADVANCES
WARREN COUNTY PCB LANDFILL BILL ADVANCES
HOUSE VOTES TO REPEAL LAW GIVING TAX BREAK TO UTILITIES
PCB LANDFILL COMPLETED
STATE GRANT FAILS TO MOLLIFY RESIDENTS ABOUT PCB LANDFILL
ANGER OVER LANDFILL LINGERS
PCB LANDFILL NOT FORGOTTEN IN WARREN
STATE OFFICIAL SAYS LANDFILL DRY AND SAFE
WARREN TASK FORCE SETS FIRST MEETING
WARREN COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
WARREN BOARD OKS INCREASE IN SALES TAX
WARREN COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
WARREN SETS HEARING ON SALES TAX INCREASE
WARREN COUNTY CITIZENS CONCERNED A90UT PCB
SEE ALSO WARREN COUNTY, N.C, LANDFILL
AFTON AREA RESIDENTS GIVE BLO:0 SAMPLES
SOME CHILDREN REPORTED UPSET BY PCB LANDFILL
WARREN SCHOOLS ARE NOT PLANNHG COUNSELING FOR PUPILS NEAR LANDFILL
3 ARRESTED DURING PROTEST AT 'CB LANDFILL IN WARREN
a ARE CHARGED WITH BLOCKING PCB LANDFILL
THREE CHARGED WITH TAKING PUMP AT LANDFILL
THREE CHARGED WITH PUMP THEFT IN PCB PROTEST
FERRUCCIO FASTS OVER PUMPING
MUNUTE PCB REPORTED FOUND IN LANDFILL WATER
PCB PROTESTER CARRIED TO COURT
LEADER OF PCB LANDFILL PROTEST GETS CHECKUP, CONTINUES FAST
THEFT CHARGES DISMISSED IN PCB LANDFILL PROTEST
FERRUCCIO'S TRIAL CONTINUED
WARREN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WARREN COUNTY CITIZENS GROUP FORMED
WARREN BOARD SEEKS ANSWERS AB1UT LANDFILL
WARREN COUNTY ABC BOARD REORGANIZED
WARREN TO HIRE EMERGENCY ROOM SERVICES
R. R. OAVIS, FORMER OFFICIAL IN WARREN
WARREN OPENS MANAGER'S JOB
WARREN WILL JOIN STATE IN FIGHTING PIPELINE
WARREN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
WARREN COMMISSIONERS AWARD CONTRACTS
WARREN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CHAIRMAN
MRS. CLAYTON FINOS A PLACE IN WARREN
WARREN COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
WARREN TO HTRE EMERGENCY ROOM SERVICES
WARREN COUNTY MANAGER
WARREN OPENS MANAGER'S JOB
STATE SAYS DISMISSAL LEGAL
NEWSOME GETS PERSON COUNTY JOB
WARREN APPOINTS INTERIM MANAGER
WARREN COUNTY SCHOOLS
S!S2iK l^59°'-| J"^ "O' PLANNI'JG COUNSELING FOR PUPILS NEAR LANDFILL
WARREN SETS HEARING ON SALES TAX INCREASE
WARREN NURSING CENTER
WARREN NURSING CENTER TO OPEN
WARREN WILSON COLLEGE
HOMEGROWN FOOD COMES WITH EOUZATION
WARRENTQN, N.C, ELECTIONS
BIG dITieS, SMALL TOWNS ELECTING THEIR GOVERNMENTS
VOTE MIXUP CHANGES BURLINGTON ELECTION
MARTS
SEE ALSO GENITAL WARTS
VIRUS IS CAUSE OF WARTS
WART IS mystery; Cure uncertain
WASHINGTON, D.C
WRONG TUNE, MR. WATT
ouRHAMires GO to rally
ABOUT 550 DURHAM PEOPLE ATTEND MARCH
KING'S VISION STILL CLEAR
LOCAL MARCHERS CARRIED BANNER
CAPITAL: A MIX OF AMERICAN BEAUTY, PATHOS
WASHINGTON COUNTY, N.C
MINE DEVELOPERS SEEK LOWER MERCURY STANDARDS
WASHINGTON COUNTY PRISON
HEART ATTACK BLAMED IN INMATE'S
WASHINGTON POLICE DEPT. (WASHINGTON,
OFFICER'S HEARING POSTPONED
WASHINGTON POST (NEWSPAPER)
HELMS NAMED TO D.C. 'OUT' LIST
•FAMILY WEEKLY' STORY WAS WROVG
WELL-REAO BUREAUCRATS
WASHINGTON POST-OUKE UNIV. FELLOWS
SEE ALSO TIME-OUKE UNIV. FELLOWSHIP
FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM EXPANDING
WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM
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H 1 3/03/83 B
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H I 3/0'./83 B 1 N
H 2 3/05/83 A 5 N
3/05/83 B I N
3/05/83 A K N
3/08/83 H <• N
3/0'>/B3 B 1 N
3/0')/83 C 20 N
3/10/83 B I N
3/13/83 C I N
3/16/83 B I N
3/17/83 B 1 N
3/19/83 A 5 N
3/2'./e3 A 12 N
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H 1
S 2
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
6/07/83 B U
7/19/83
7/25/83
7/26/83
9/05/83
9/05/83
9/13/83
N L30
N
N H6C
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
2
1
8/19/83 8 I N H60
8/11/83 a 1 N H60
H
1/15/83 B
1/20/83 B
1/29/83 B
s/c/as A
3/0'./83 a
3/05/83 A
3/05/83 0
3/08/83 B
3/09/83 a
3/10/83 a
3/16/83 B
3/2<r/83 4
',/l<,/a3 B
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 1
1/05/83
1/18/83
1/19/83
2/09/83
7/26/83
11/09/63
1 12/28/83
N L30
N L30
N L30
N
N L30
N
N L30
N
N L30
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
0
N
N
H 1 7/07/83 B 1 N H60
H 1 10/27/83 B 1 P F L30
H 1 2/09/83 B 1 N H60
H 1 11/09/83 B 1
H 1 12/06/83 B 1
H 1 12/09/83 B 1
H 1 12/28/83 B 1
H 1 1/29/83 d 1
H 1 8/11/83 B 1
H 1 11/16/83 B 1
S 2 10/20/83 A 12
H 2 11/06/83 B I
H 1 11/10/83 B 1
N L30
N H60
N H60
F
N
S 2 11/16/83 C 5 U
H 2 12/22/83 A ID N
H 2 */09/83 A « e
H 2 8/27/83 A 1 N
S 2 8/27/83 A 1 P N
S 2 8/27/83 A <, E
H 2 8/29/83 B 1 N M51
H 2 11/20/83 0 5 U G33
S 2 3/11/83 C 12
H 2 12/15/83 A 21
H 2 8/10/83 A 3
H 2 1/02/83 A 16
H 2 5/06/83 A 5
H 2 11/12/83 A <,
H 2 9/16/83 All N
H 2 8/07/83 DAE
MONTHLy/A
INDEX
U/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAGE 75o
l/17/a<.
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P BYL
WASHINCinN REDSKINS
OIBRS: NEH KID in THE PLAYOFFS; HOCKSVILLE, N.C., N ATI V E . . .REDSK INS .
SUCCESS IN WASHINGTON
HAIL TO The redskins
WASTE DISPOSAL
STATE HOUSE COHMITTEE ENDORSES WINERIES 6ILL
HASTE HANACEHENT inc.
FIRM POSTPONES WASTE SITE PLA1S
WASTE RECYCLING
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCESi ALTERN4T1UES
SEE ALSO GARBAGE
SEE ALSO TRASH RECYCLING
BURKE COUNTY TO LET HOSPITAL J SE GARBAGE TO MAKE STEAM
GOOD EXAMPLE FOR ALL
HEADACHE OR BONANZA?
BILL REQUIRING TOP INSURANCE FOR DRUNK DRIVERS ADVANCES
HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON AUTOMOBILE DEALER FRANCHISES
COUNTY PLANS GARBAGE-FUELED STEAM PLANT
PUTTING GARBAGE TO USE
WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTSt OU<HAM
SEE WATER AND SEwER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
WATAUGA COUNTY. N.C.
RAT POISON FOUND IN FOOD CONTAINER
SBI TO ASSIST RAT-POISON PROBi
SOME WATAUGA FOLKS WANT TO KEEP WINDMILL
SOME COUNTIES ARE ADOPTING THEIR OWN RIDGE ORDINANCES
WATAUGA COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
WAIAUGA OFFICIALS RAP N.C. RIDGE ORDINANCE
WATAUGA EYES STRICTER RIOGE LAW
WATAUGA COUNTY HOSPITAL
MALPRACTICE SUIT
WATAUGA COUNTY SCHOOLS
WATAUGA SCHOOL OFFICIALS DELAYED REPORTING POISON
WATAUGA MEDALS
N.C. STATE UNIV. PRESENTS MEDALS
WATCHES
HELMS NATCH MAY BE BIG CAMPAK.N SELLER
HELMS WATCH TICKS BACKWARD
WATCHMAKERS. N.C.
TEACHER TENURE EXEMPTION FOR MECKLENBURG ENACTED
LICENSING: PROrECTlNG PUBLIC DR -TURF'?
HATER
SEE ALSO DOWSING
MOTHER'S LITTLE HELPER
BOITLED-WATEK SALES SPURTING »S PARTICLES LEAVING CITY SYSTFM
WATER'S PATH
COOL. COOL WATER
WATERING HIMSELF
WATER. BOTTLED
90TTLE0-WATER SALES SPURTING AS PARTICLES LEAVING CITY SYSTEM
WATER AND SEWER CUSTOMER SERVICE DIVISION
SEE WATER AND SEwER RATES. OURHtH
HATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM
WATER LINE BREAKS
COMMISSIONERS SEEK NEW SEWER CUSTOMERS
SEWER PIPE RUPTURES
LINE BREAKS. BROWN HATER RETURNS
ATTORNEY r.ENERALl TOXIC HASTE DATA PUBLIC RECORD
CITY EXCEEDS LAH FOR RIGHT OF hay
HEARING PLANNED ON EASEMENT RJLE
ACTION ON WATER LINE IS DELAYED
HATER AND SEWER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEWERS ON AGENDA
COUNTY EYES NEW SEWER POLICY
BETHE5DA RESIDENTS SEEKING SEWER SERVICE
COUNTY STUDIES CUTTING COSTS IP SEwER SERVICE
THOROUGHFARE PLANS, WATER SYSTEMS SAID NEEDED TO CONTROL DEVELOPMENT
COMMISSIONERS TO DISCUSS SEHEl EXTENSION
TRANSPORTATION PACT TO BE STUDIED BY PANEL
BBTHESOA RESIDENTS PUSH FOR SEwER LINES
CHAMBER WANTS SEwER PLAN FOR ENTIRE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS ENDORSE NOISE ORDINANCE
COMMISSIONERS BACK SEwER LINE EXTENSION
BETHESOA RESIOENTS PUSH FOR S£wER SERVICE
BOARD TO CONSIDER RUNNING RTP SEWER LINES JO WAKE SIDE
SEwER SERVICE TO WAKE WILL BE STUDIED FURTHER
COUNTY IS RESTRICTING DEVELOPMENT ON I-<.0
SEwER LINE BIOS TO BE OPENED
SHOULD DURHAM TREAT WAKE COUNTY SEWAGE?
LAKES PROPOSAL WORRIES CITY
BOARD CANDIDATES SUPPORT EXTENDING SEWER SERVICES
LAKE RULES: STATE MAY USE PRESSURE
HAKE HON'T ASK DURHAM TO EXTE'40 SEwER LINES - SWINDELL
WATER AND SEWER LINES. N.C.
TRAILER PARK CLOSED
WATER AND SEWER RATES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. WATER RATES
BOARD HEARS PLAN TO CUT SEWER RATES
MONEY TOPS COUNCIL CONCERNS
PANEL RECOMMENDS ISl.'V MILLION BUDGET
WATER RATES STUDIED
CRITIC OF RATE PLAN ANGERS CAMPBELL
OUKE OFFICIAL RAPS WATER RATE PLAN
DUKE OFFICIAL PROTESTS PLAN F]R WATER RATES
COUNCIL MAY ACT ON BUDGET PLAN AT TODAY'S MEET
COUNCIL APPROVES JSl.". MILLION BUDGET
CITY BUDGET INCREASES WATER. SEWER RATES
COUNCIL UNFAIR ON CITY WATER >ATES
CITY COUNCIL WATER RATE VOTE JNFAIR
COUNCIL LIKELY TO ADDRESS POC<ETBOOK ISSUES SOON
HATER CONSERVATION
WASTING WATER COSTLY
CITY COUNCIL ASKS CITIZENS TO VOLUNTARILY SAVE HATER
2 \/Z2/ni 0
2 l/26/n3 A
2 2/01/83 E
H 2 3/10/83 A a N
H 2 <,/l<./B3 0 6 N
H
1/22/83
fl
<t
N
S
2/0I/R3
A
4
F
S
5/26/83
A
<.
F
H
6/16/83
A
6
N
H
7/06/B3
B
*
N
S
11/28/83
r
1 (1
N
s
12/03/83
A
tt
E
H 2 1/01/83 A 1
S 2 1/01/83 A 1
H 2 5/12/83 6 5
H 2 12/22/83 A 16
S 2 10/l')/83 C l*
H 2 10/20/63 B 3
H 2 6/02/83 A 13
H 2 1/06/83 A 3
H 3 3/31/83 B 1
S 2 6/10/83 A 12
M 2 6/11/83 A 16
H 2 5/26/83 A 1 <,
H 2 7/05/83 A 13
7/02/83
7/15/83
7/21/83
7/25/83
8/12/83
P M66
N K90
P S76
E
P TJ7
S 2 7/15/83 C
H
2
2/08/83
0 1
P P 737
s
2
3/22/83
R 1
N M23
s
2
4/01/83
C 1
P N K90
s
2
8/08/03
C 1
N
s
10/06/83
A 1
N K90
H
2
11/0 3/83
A 1
N H91
H
2
U/15/83
a 1
N 681
s
'
11/15/83
B 1
N K90
5
2
2/21/83
C 1
N M23
S
2
2/22/83
6 I
N M23
S
2
3/01/83
C I
N M23
3/07/83
C 1
N M23
s
2
3/10/83
A 1
N S83
s
2
3/21/63
C 1
N M2 3
s
2
5/09/83
C 1
N K90
s
2
6/01/83
C I
N M23
H
2
7/17/83
c <.
N 88 1
H
2
7/19/83
A 1 2
N L4l
S
2
7/19/83
b 1
N J56
s
2
9/23/83
A 3
N J56
H
2
10/03/83
B 1
N B91
H
2
10/0<./e3
B 1
N 881
s
2
lO/O'./SS
C 1
N J56
H
2
10/09/83
B 1 1
N asi
H
2
10/20/83
A <.
E
H
2
11/29/63
A 1
N 551
s
2
11/29/83
C 1
N J56
H
2
12/02/83
B 1
N 046
H
2
12/28/63
A 1
N 881
S 2 12/31/83 A 17
H
2
2/22/83
a
1
N
881
s
2
6/07/63
B
1
N
K90
H
2
6/10/63
B
1
N
S51
s
2
6/10/83
C
1
N
K90
H
2
6/14/83
B
I
N
S51
s
2
6/16/83
c
1
N
K90
H
2
6/17/83
8
1
N
S5l
s
2
6/20/63
A
3
N
K90
H
2
6/21/83
A
1
N
S5l
s
2
6/21/83
B
1
N
K90
H
2
7/02/83
A
4
L
H
2
7/27/83
A
4
L
H
2
11/10/83
A
1
J
S51
s
2
7/02/83
A
4
L
H
2
9/07/83
A
1
N
S51
MONIHCY/A
'*.1^V,^ I- INDEX
1/01/93 - 12/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAGE 757
1/17/fli,
C'TJ COUNCIL URGES WArER CONSERVATION
^!jp?;;ri2'^EJ""' """ °-'^*
LAKE FAILS, BUT SPIRITS Rl SE
hM^S^ii^i^L^rAK^rii^^Hl? °"°'^ '° "-^""^ 'f^
WATER fIGMTS
COOLING OFF
HATER HEATERS
GAS WATER HEATER SAIO CAUSE OF HONOXIOE LEAK
HATER HOSES
PRISON OFFICIALS PLAN NO CHANGE IN FIRE-HOSE POLICY
HATER LEAKS
JUD'CIAl LEAK PLAYS COY FOR Y? AR S
HATER LEAK SOUGHT IN J6FFeRS0'< SYSTEM
HATER POLLUTION
fV2??'^*BlSs°filEfl^VSiR5??TM^!"° '" " ""''^'"
SHELLFISH BAN MAY BE EASED
Sg^l%°E"L\?fs^H^^E-5s"c"LilES°"'*' '"^'*'° ^""^
?»FF\f?°^?5I.MI''S LOWER 5TAN0ARDS
VSfEK'S STATE TO BE MULLED
IJfLL NEAR CREEDHOOR STOPPED
lff,'i]^S,-^lk^L''\i^" 5EVEN FROM HOMES
o'^iAF? """^°J°«°'""" = SES?i"S?^ER
foS^S'gAlG\^?N ^r E^S^N^L^Ie^I^^S^?"' '~ '^""^•^ "^'""^"'-^^
S^?y?SGSE'7°^K"?iflo^^gR'K'=!5Ehl °
^^in roLii fj^iis ?b°c Lf -- " -—
:1L**^cLi23>\"--'- c\°EiK^^yL\^?!or°- --"
^^E?I£t^?g'SiT"F^is.riXsUf ^
SifER"?!,?! 'em°al°a ''''" ''' ""*" "^'-^^^
TOBACCO FIRM COULD BE PENALIZED
Sil^OtS'ED DURHAM HATER GOING SOUTH. OFFICIAI ■; iv <;
?Si;ifSc-?%'R%"M?i;ifS.^%^?Ile^^ *^^"^'?'""Eiv!5J^,TY SYSTEM
PHOSPHATE MEASURES APPROVED
7 DISPLACED BY BUG SPRAY AHAIT PLAN
CITY MUST BEGIN H«R ON ALGAE
>hR!l?9!"? 1S1^'^"L™ HALTING POLLUTANT
^?V!!'^^h'?^2S":SgoS*o%^^3§I '''''" '"'■'•' ""^'
l;iiRSSG"S5^;A???-?o!lt^S? "^"'^^
?Sf5S5"E^ fi:!?M7?S°SiS,Vr!5fp3J?^§"" °' ""^^
KTiS?! ?S'!fEJrS^Si^rTE'8°k
CHECK ON HATER ASKED IN ORANGE
?.^^oLl"Nysia f5^^?^ p"SPc5f?5^^ '^"^
i9iE, 'ilS^n;' "fO '="i"T CHEMICiL BiN
fJ?nJ^,I2,'''' PRESENTATION ON POLLUTION
•BIOCIOES' HELD THREAT TO AQUATIC LIFE FN N r
DURHAM PHOSPHATE HAR HITS hIbI T5 AND HALL ETS
CONTAMrNATED HELL HATER HAULE3 AHAY "''■'•^'^
company: germ KILLERS SAFE
SMALL DAM PROPOSAL MAKES GOOD SENSE
??liA'ir.^?E1^°st!fs^N"!R^iA^?^wJl^PR^8^gL^
iT.i.r.c':)!ni ^SuVd^cSs -? ? ?^ ;?Sn
CHAMBER GROUP DI SCUSSE S HA TER ' "'l-LION
N.C, PANEL HILL GRAPPLE HITH THO WATER T*:?)1FC
«?iJSSsi!;[iA^s sag^JSRgsi^H "-'-"- ---
?l?S"S|t^«^'^"°?°f'*"if' SOLUTIONS
?t?S'^l?=°"*"* CONTAMINATES HATER SYSTEM IN CITY HALL
frJI '^S^Jn^S'^'iiii'^^ 9i*"*' ="'■ :QNTAMINiTES WATER
S,5I?^J5„I°t9 V ""ST REMOVE PHOSPHORUS
S?PJ-'3JIfR=C3E?°i ? SiJutr^iiS^^SS 7 RESIDENTS
Sy3;^DS!?E^ISM"n}'SS^^Eg'^"'^"'^° "=" «°"'
Sccif!?,'-/!;!'',^ POLLUTION OF LAKE
OFFICIALS CONCERNED ABOUT SUDS IN SOUTH fork orueo
fISH NURSERIES PROBE COULD AFFECT CONtSolS
!S§lFS^«lt5*l„??2SIS ?'<^<^"T hSter threSts
AN0R6HS RAPS GUILFORD POLLUTION
SFHAGE TREATMENT PRODUCES TOXIC WASTES IN N C
GRiMsrJtt'?2nVikl;r??,^2"^"^ " '^O^BATM^ERiSLLUTlON
EROSION CONTROL DRAFT tS BE rIaD? NEXT^MONt"
HATER OUALI
TECHNI
DtSCOV
TAINTE
CONTaM
STEPS
OFFICI
LEGISL
BIOTEC
SPEAKE
IMPROV
JORDAN
MOBILE
JORDAN
WATER
TY
E°^S Sl"[L?*?SS?e5\'Y^k' '" """""-SWATER
J-Wft);^ ''"SH SEVEN FROM HOMES
fS*JI8T?Sf^SAf8R^SR^^E"" " '°^'"
H,^oJ'$K'-f,'*EUSE RIVER 3ASIN PROBLEMS
M!G;°s?;rTS*iifp"/.^gsgaiM^"^' -- «'^"
LAKE WATER SAMPLE ICARTOONI
if? = »^i'^5 IDENTIFY TOXIC AGENTS
HATER OK REVERSED
aUALITY STANDARDS HELP CLEAN UP N.C. STREAMS
N e
P D
S J
H 3
DATE
S I T
E L r
C PG L P 6YL
1/07/ei A
9/08/93 0
9/10/B3 A
9/20/83 B
9/29/93 A
12/13/93 A
N K90
N
E
N
N K90
N K90
S 2 6/20/93 A 3 P P
S 2 1/05/93 A 1
2 6/U/93 A 12
H 2 9/11/83 A
J N -381
S 2 9/U/93 A
N
H 2 2/12/83 A ■
N
H 2 2/18/83 A 1'
N
H 2 2/20/83 A 2!
N
H 2 2/2',/83 C 10
N
S 2 2/25/93 A 3
N
H 2 3/11/83 B 5
N
H 2 3/12/93 A 5
N
H 2 3/13/93 C !
N
S 2 3/19/83 A I
M N K90
H 1 4/19/93 B 1
N
H 2 5/03/83 8 I
N B30
H ? 5/09/83 A i,
N
H 2 6/02/33 A 3
N
H 2 6/19/33 B 1 1
N H60
H 1 6/23/83 B
N 046
S 2 7/03/83 C
N
S 2 7/11/83 A 5
N K90
5 2 7/11/83 C 1
N J56
S 2 7/12/83 8 1
N K90
H 2 7/13/93 A 12
N S51
H 2 7/13/83 B 1
N
S 2 7/13/83 A 1
N K90
H 2 7/l<./83 B 1
N
H 2 7/l',/83 B 1
n
S 2 7/U/a3 C 1
N K90
S 2 7/U/83 C 1
N J56
S 2 7/U/83 C 1
N K90
H 2 7/ 5/83 A 13
N
H 2 7/ 5/93 B 1
N S51
S 2 7/ 5/33 C 1
N K90
H 2 7/22/33 C <.
N
H 3 7/22/93 B 1
N H36
H 2 7/23/93 A 5
N 830
H 2 7/29/93 A 1
N
S 2 7/29/83 C 1
N K9D
S 2 9/02/83 A 1
N K9D
H 2 8/03/83 B 1
N S51
S 2 9/03/83 C 1
N
S 2 a/09/83 A 3
N K90
M 2 8/10/83 8 1
N 046
H 1 8/U/83 B 1
N 046
H 2 3/19/83 A <,
T T R56
H 2 8/19/33 a 1
N BiO
H 3 3/19/33 U 1
N
H 2 3/23/83 B 1
N
S 2 3/25/83 C 1
N T32
H 2 a/27/83 C 1
N E75
H 2 9/06/33 A 1,
E
H 2 9/06/83 C 1
N
S 2 9/06/33 C 1
N
H 2 9/09/33 B «
N
H 2 9/10/83 A ",
E
H 2 9/10/83 8 1
N 830
H 2 9/1 1/83 B <.
N
H 2 9/15/83 A 4
E
H 2 9/17/83 A 3
N
H 9/19/83 A 10
N
H 2 9/23/33 D I
N
H 9/23/93 B 7
N 83 1
H 9/2<,/83 B 1
N
H 2 10/08/83 C 1
N 04^
S 2 lD/lO/83 A PC.'"
H 2 10/11/83 U
N S51
S 2 10/11/83 A 7
G
S 10/11/83 C 1
N K90
H 10/12/33 B 1
N H90
H 2 10/12/83 A 6
N 046
S 2 10/12/33 C 22
G
S 2 10/13/93 C 2
G
H 2 10/14/93 A 1
N 046
S lO/U/93 A 9
S 2 10/17/33 A 1
N K90
H 2 10/19/93 A 9
N
H 2 10/19/93 B I P
N S51
S 2 10/13/83 A 1
N K90
H 2 10/20/83 A 1
N L4 1
H 2 10/21/93 0 1
N R30
H 2 10/23/33 a 1
N L41
S 2 U/07/33 C 6
N
S 2 11/10/93 A 1 3
N
H 2 11/22/93 A 16
N
H 11/27/83 C 9
N
H 2 12/03/83 A 17 P
N 046
H 2 I2/n/83 B 1
N 046
S 12/13/83 A 2
N
H 2 12/15/93 C 10
N
S 2 12/23/33 C 3
N
H 2 12/24/33 B 1
N
S 2 12/31/33 A 3
N J56
H 2 4/07/93 A 8
N 630
H 2 5/01/33 C 4
N B30 '
H 2 5/03/83 B 1
N 930
H 2 5/05/33 B 1
N 830
H 2 5/23/33 C 1
N H60
H 2 6/16/83 A 3
N
H 2 7/21/83 A 17
N 046
S 2 7/22/83 A 3
N
H 2 8/ 0/83 8 1
N 046
H I 8/ 1/83 8 1
N 046
H 2 8/ 9/83 A 4 T
T R56
H 2 9/ 9/83 A 10
N
H 2 9/23/83 B 7
N 861
S 2 10/ 0/33 A 1 P
G
OFFICIiLS Sir ES
SIFFELLE UIThOS«
£P» iS^EO TO »R8
OWiS* WORKS ON C
TOUCH RULES SOuG
L««ES PROPOSAL 1
UlH CHEEKS DISTR
POkELL CRITICUE
CITY HANTS LAKES
KATER-aUALITY PR
CITT OFFERS LAKE
GUIOELIHES GIVEN
LAKE RULES: STAT
HASTE IS WORST H
EROSION, ALGAE G
POmELL: lakes AC
STATE MAY HEEO 0
HINIHIZING EFFEC
ANNUAL INDEX
L/Ol/83 - 12/31/83
ROR WITH HEHO DELAYED BACTERIA INVESTIGATION
HS expansion ) EOUEST
ITRATE RIVER IISPUTE
HANGES IN CONSERVATION ORDINANCE
HT FOR LAKESIDE PROJECTS
ORRIES CITY
ICT IS CALLED 'EXCESSIVE-
S XAIER OUALIIY PLAN
IDE PROJECTS <ULES EASED
OPOSAL A DEVASTATING 'OUICk fix'
LAND DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS
FOR PROTECTI>iG LAKES
E MAY USE PRESSURE
OTIVE FOR PU51ING LAKE RULES
ROHTH biggest hater THREATS
TION HAS DONE DELIBERATELY
URHAH'S pleas ON LAKE RULES
TS OF HATER P-. ANS SOUGHT
S U a J E
HATER RESOURCES, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM HATER RESOURCES DIVISION
HATER RESOURC
SEE ALSO A
RAIN REP
1982 RAI
OFFICIAL
TRIANGLE
STATE HO
OUASA Hi
TOUCH BA
MOST ARE
ALL FACT
GOVERNOR
HATER au
EROSION
N.C. PAN
INDUSTRI
POLLUTIO
HATER PR
STATE SP
ES, N.C
QUIFERS
LENISHES
NFULL HE
SAYS ST
J COUNC
USE COMM
NS RIGHT
RGaININC
A CITIES
S NEEOEO
: N.C
ALITY ST
CAUSES M
EL HILL
AL ChEMI
N THREAT
OBLEMS N
ELLS OUT
N.C. HATER TABLE
LPEO SHELL HATER TABLES
ATE FACING HATER TROUBLE
IL SEES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, HATER AS TOP NEEDS
ITTEE ENDORSES HINERIES BILL
TO CONDEMN LAND FOR CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEEN ON HATE? ISSUES
REPORT HATER SUPPLIES ADEQUATE
BEFORE PIPELINE DECISION MADE
ILL FIGHT GASTON PLAN
ANDAROS HELP CLEAN UP N.C. STREAMS
OST N.C. HATEI POLLUTION
GRAPPLE HITH ThO HATER ISSUES
CAL GROHTH OUTSTRIPS MONITORING ABILITY
ENS UNDERGROUVO HATER
EED POLITICAL SOLUTIONS
PIPELINE OBJECTIONS
HATER RESOURCES, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, HATER <ESOURCES
HATER RESOURCES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AQUIFERS
STATE SEEKS SETTLEMENT ON CAST
DETERMINATION NEEDED TO STOP V
VA. official: PIPELINE HILL B=
CONGRESSMAN OFFERS AID ON CAST
LEGISLATORS TO OPPOSE TAPPING
VANCE OPPOSES VA. HATER PLAN
OFFICIAL SAYS STATE FACING HAT
FOE HARNS PIPELINE WOULD SET P
VA. BEACH EXPECTED TO NEED MOl
COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF HATER
HATER: ThO states DISCUSS "INT
•compromise' hurts n.c.
roanoke basin agreement hill 3
virginia beach acts to get gas
opposition continues to va. h\
va. county opposes gaston plan
impact statement is being soug
n.c, va. officials hill oiscj
hunt expresses concern about i
valentine urges lake hearing a
gaston proposal hearing drahs
va, commission approves permit
lake plan opposed
congressman jones opposes plav
n.c. and va. water talks break
pipeline assessment planned
gaston tapping ok likely; hunt
va. senator charges hunt 'wagi
lake gaston pipeline backed
u.s. engineers say pipeline f'
gaston pipeline hearings set
info needed on pipeline
va. senators rebutt critics
helms sees bias in pipeline is
council opposes pipeline plan
hunt sets meeting on pipeline
hunt says pipeline poses more
3 congressmen hant statement 3
Task force hill oppose PIPELII
lahsuit looming over lake GAsr
HELMS cheered on GASTON STAND
ROANOKE GROUP PLANNING SUIT AS
VIRGINIA BEACH MAYOR SAYS PIPE
VA. OFFICIALS URGE PIPELINE AP
CONSERVATION GROUP OPPOSES WAT
CURRITUCK INTERESTED IN SHARK
CURRITUCK EYES PIPELINE HATER
N.C. FILES PIPELINE OBJECTIONS
CORPS DECLARES GASTON PIPELINE
HUNT SAYS SUIT ON PIPELINE ALL
CASTON PIPELINE FOES ON HOLD
HUNT SAYS STATE SHOULD FILE SJ
OFFICIALS: NORFOLK TO RfACH PJ
HARREN WILL JOIN STATE IN F 1 GH
GOVERNOR HAKES FINAL SPPEAL F3
ON HATER ISSUE
A. WATER PLAN
BUILT
ON ISSUE
OF LAKE GASTON
ER TROUBLE
RECEOENT
E HATER
SUPPLY
ERSTaTE AGREEMENT'
£ ORAWN UP
TON WATER
TER PROPOSAL
HT ON GASTON PLAN
SS PROPOSAL TO USE GASTON WATER
AKE GASTON PLAN
TTENDANCE
OVERFLOW CROWD
FOR PIPELINE
TO TAP LAKE GASTON
DOWN
ADVISES FILING OF SUIT
NG WAR' ON LAKE PLAN
QM GASTON NO PROBLEM
SUE
PLAN
THREATS
N LAKE PIPELINE
E
ON HEARINGS
AINST PIPELINE
LINE MADE POLITICAL ISSUE
PHOVAL
ER PIPELINE
G WATER
WON'T DO HARM
But INEVITABLE
MP ING CEILING BY 19<)0
TInG PIPEL INE
R AGENCIES TO BLOCK PIPELINE
HATER SAFETY
YOUNG'UNS: DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER
SHIMMING Safety is topic
HATER Shortage
SEE DROUGHT, DURHAM
SEE DROUGHT, N.C.
SEE DROUGHT, U.S.
HATER SKIING
SKI INC Champ
HATER SLIDE
SEE HATERSLIDE (AMUSEMENT PARK IIOEI
HATER TOUER
WATER TOwER PROPOSAL HEADED F3R HEARING
OWASA DEBATES TOWER'S AESTHETICS
HEARING IS SET ON WATER TANK
ANNEXATION IS APPROVED
SPACE MAN?
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR HATER TANK
HATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
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SUBJECTS
P4GE 751)
1/17/8',
CITY PANEL FAVORS JOINT STUOY OF LAKE
'-.K^J""*'' "''■ER COULO COST CITY 17 MILLION
JORDAN, FALLS LAKES RECLASSIFIED ""•'-'^"
CITY HUST REDUCE PHOSPHORUS LEVELS
fill !5 ''"'■'^ "■ '"JST REMOVE P^OSPHORUS
SCSJSil?^ I^-*^' '"'■"'^ NEEDS MAJOR REPAIRS
?"95fM*IE 84N WON'T HELP LAKE--ROLAN
CITIES IGNORE RESPONSIBILITIES
HATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
GREENVILLE GRANT
UPGRADING WATER SYSTEM WOULD :0ST CITY (1 MILLION
N.C. PANEL MILL GRAPPLE WITH TWO HATER ISSUES
WAIERCnLOH
OLD MATERIAL IS FRESH IN WATE^COLOR EXHIBIT
HATERCOLOR SOCIETY OF N.C.
OLD MATERIAL IS FRESH IN WATE^COLOR EXHIBIT
"'^^"fSSk, ?S"iIJ5^; "'•'^' DECOYS AND GUNNING LORE
CONOLEY PRODUCES TRIBUTE TO OLD-TIME HATERFOHLERS
WATERGATE
•J'TORNEY FINDS HIS NICHE AS PROSECUTOR
AN ORDINARY BURGLAR
ERVIN'S HATERGATE GOAL HAS TO FIND THE TRUTH
WATERMELONS
HER papa: 'WATERMELON BILL'
SERVE fOESH FRUITS IN WATERMELON BASKET
?JJfS?^t''S?r''iVt."*''E f"E'« O*" ON SATURDAY
SUMMER'S BOUNTY
RUNT OF THE PATCH
HATERSLIDE lAMUSEMENT PARK RIDEI
SAFE FROM THE HEAT
COOLING OFF
WATSON ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO.
•IMMUNE' BID-RIGGERS FACE FEDERAL CHARGES
N.C. MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO PRUE FIXING
WATSON SEAFOOD AND POULTRY CO.
CHICKEN GROWERS TO LOBBY
WATTS HOSPITAL
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS MALPRACTICE SUIT DISMISSAL
REYNOLOS WRITING HISTORY OF WATTS HOSPITAL
HONEYCUTT HONORED FOR WORK
PUT WATTS TO BETTER USE
WATTS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING
i '<JJ''L''y''5'N'i SCHOOL STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIP
L^iK SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDY AT WATTS
AWARD WINNERS
WATTS GRADUATION
"°SPITAL ADDITION PLANS MAY G] TO BOARD IN
£J?U^.Hfl,^°"'^*'^0'' ^"ES PATERNITY LEAVE
S=^7I NURSES' PASSING RATE ON EXAM RISES
OF 17 NCCU CRADS, 12 PASS NURSE TEST
JULY
WATTS ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
HtlU lU^^r''!]}'' ^B"?"^" "'•'NS PEACE CONFERENCE
S.JJLF^IEI HILL OBSERVE 60T^ ANNIVERSARY
ByZA!p"l"SISA\TsHA%l""^ '''' °'^'°" '"' ^^°"
IT'S FRIDAY, NOT SATURDAY
WATTS ST. SCHOOL
SEE GEORGE WATTS SCHOOL
THM HAY WE LIVED IN NORTH CAROLINA (BU0K5I
•HISTORY IS ALL AROUND US-
STATE, LOCAL HISTORY AWARDS PRESENTED
WAYNE COUNTY, N.C.
DA PLANNING TO DISMISS DRUG COUNTS
WAYNE COUNTY SCHOOLS
GOLDSflORO SCHOOL SUIT SET MONDAY
JUDGE HEARS GOLDSBORO ScAoOL SUIT
YEAGER CALLED IN SCHOOL SUIT
J^'SIS.ftiM? JiSlIK^SS IN G^LDSBORQ SCHOOL SUIT
5i;?fc'S!,lt5;,''9':?5°9?9 schoo.s sought merger
„'^K^I^„,?^f!^5^,SAID ISSUE IN SCHOOL SUIT
dy99i„°J52!SSES WAYNE, C0LDSB3R0 SCHOOLS SUIT
YEAGER SAYS WAYNE SCHOOLS FOLLOW LAW
WAYNE SCHOOLS SUIT DISMISSED
WAYNESVULE, N.C.
IT'S ALMOST (PHEHI ramp TIME AGAIN
"*'''iSJ;E5°C°A"Lh'o''ES?J""' '°'' """^""^ ■'"^^'"
BIBLE DOESN'T SAY WEALTH IS BID
FIRST-CIIUENS LIKES SECURITIES 'HIGHLY' LIQUID
WEAPONS
SEE ARMS SALE
SEE NUCLEAR WEAPONS
WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FREEJING DEATHS
SEE ALSO FROZEN WATER PIPES
SEE ALSO HAIL
SEE ALSO ICE STORMS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SEE ALSO RAINFALL, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SNOW, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WIND DAMAGE
RAINY DAYS
SOME FACE SUFFERING FROM WINTER'S BLOWS
FRIGID WEATHER COMING oi-u"!
FREEZE HIKES DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY
DURHAM MAY GET SNOW
GRAY DAY IN JANUARY
DURHAM WON'T GET SNOW
WEATHER'S PLUS
CHANGE OF WEATHER
LIGHT SNOW MAY FALL ON DURHAM TONIGHT
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INDEX
l2/31/n3
a«IN. SLEFT HIT mUNGLE
STOOM MOSTLV KIND TO N.C.
SHRSa IT'S CJLD OUT MERE
CtlLO STflOLL
Wf»THE« CHANGE TOO LATE TO KEFP SCHOOLS OPEN
DURHAM'S WINTER STORM ALL hET
MAKING A BIG SPLASH WITHOUT 6^ EN TRYING
Sue-FREEMNG TEMPERATURES CREATE ICY SPOTS ON ROAOS
FLURRIES REPORTED
HOT MARCH DAY
MAD IN'
HiNDSi RAIN bRING DAMAGE
SNQH Threatens Durham crops
WINTER SPRINGS WHITE SURPRISE
RISING TEMPERATURES MELT SPRING SNOWFALL
IF SPRING COMES. ..
RAIN DELAYS FARMERS
RAIN MAY CHANGE PLANS FOR SUNSISE SERVICES
WEATHER ENDANGERS BULLS' DEBUT
DESPERATE
SNOW FALLS ON DURHAM
JUST WHEN yDU THOUGHT SPRINGTIME WAS HERE...
NO PICNIC ON MONDAY
FRIGID WEATHER L INGFRS
FICKLE APRIL PLAYS TRICKS
DURHAM GETS 3-INCH DELUGE
MAKING The I3EST OF IT
CAUGHT BY SURPRISE
CROPS UNHURT
SPRING RAINS. COOL WEATHER PUT DURHAM FARMERS BEHIND
MUGGY NOTE ENDS COOL OF SPRIN3
COUNTY FARMERS NEED RAIN FOR TOBACCO CROP
NO EASY LIVING IN SUMMERTIME
BLAZING IN DURHAM
TORRID TEMPERATURES BRING RECTRD ELECTRICITY DEMAND
HEAT STUNS LEAF CROP
HOT WEATHER 'RELIEF' ON THE WAY
SORRY, FOLKS. IT'S GONNA GET HOTTER
CITY FACES NO WATER SHORTAGE
KEEP YOUR COOL ... AS THE DOG DAYS RIDE IN ON A HEAT WAVE
HOT DAYS
THREE TREATED FOR HEAT-RELATEl ILLNESS AT 0UK6
STORM KNOCKS OUT ELECTRICITY
DANGEROUS EXTREMES
COOLER AIR HEADS TO DURHAM
DRY WEATHER IS HURTING DURHAM PRODUCE
KEEPING COOL
CROP LOSSES MAY RAISE FOOD PRICES
DURHAM'S WELLS STILL WET DESPITE LONG. DRY SPELL
FORECAST MISCAST FOR DAY
temperature may top durham record today
durham temperatures should 01' to low 90s
durham residents cope well with heat
durham swelters through fourth loo-oegree day
showers cool durham county
hEaT wave in Durham; temperature comparison
IT was a summer to remember. .too hot to forget
hot? sidewalk mirages confused all
we're singin' in the rain!
durham rain settles dust; coo. er weather may remain
durham gets damp, may be wetter today
RAIN COOLS nuRHAM DOWN
TORRID SUMMER ENDS IN WHIMPER
RECORD LOWS USHER IN FALL; CRJPS NOT HELPED
RECORD HOT, COLO MONTH
DEAN BRINGS DURHAM RAIN; OUTE> BANKS DAMAGE SLIGHT
SUMMER-STYLE STORM SOAKS DURHAM AREA
RAIN HELPS CROPS. WATER SUPPLIES
RAINFALL NOW JUST OVER NORMAL
RAIN HELPS HATER SUPPLY FOR DURHAM
GRAY HEAVENS
GET OUT THE LONGJOhNS
DURHAM MAY SEE SNOW
WINTER ARRIVES TODAY: MAY BRING FREEZING RAIN
NO WHITE CHRISTMAS SEEN
FRIGID WEATHER HEADS TO DURHAM
SANTA TO GET C-C-COLO ON VISIT TO DURHAM
DURHAM TO THAW OUT FROM FREEZE
RECORD COLO ICES DURHAM
TRIANGLE AGAIN RECORDS RECORD LOW TEMPERATURES
FREEZING RAIN MAY FALL ON DURHAM
WARMER WEATHER HELPS MELT ICE
I<)B3 BRINGS ODD WEATHER
FLURRIES POSSIBLE
DURHAM TO BE COLO. BUT DRY F0> HOLIDAY
WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO FREEZE DAMAGE
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SEE ALSO RAINFALL. N.C.
SEE ALSO SNOW. N.C.
SEE ALSO TORNADOS, N.C.
FRONT ICES UP WESTERN N.C.
MILD WINTER HELPS SOME CROPS
WINTER GLAZE DUE FOR STATE
CHAPEL HILL, UNC AWAIT BAD WEA
COLD FORCES HOMELESS TO SEEK H
OOPS; GRANVILLE SCHOOLS HEEDED
100.000 FAMILIES WITHOUT ELECT
TORNADO WATCH INCLUDES DURHAM,
STORMS CAUSE FLOODING, WIND DA
I KILLED ON SNOW-COVERED ROAD
STORM DUSTS WESTERN N.C. WITH
ICE COATS DURHAM AREA
STORM MOSTLY KIND TO N.C.
STORM COVERS N.C. MOUNTAINS WI
STORM LEAVES HIGHWAY GLAZE. KI
DURHAM'S WINTER STORM ALL WET
OFFICIALS CALL ATTENTION TO N
TORNADOES RIP CALIFORNIA; GALE
3 TORNADOES ARE REPORTED ACROS
THUNDERSTORMS BRING HAIL
HEATHER SERVICE WARNS SPRING I
SICK ANO TIRED OF WINTER? YOU
STORM TOPPLES CONDOMINIUM
WINDS. PAIN BRING DAMAGE
SANSDUNE N.C: "CAN YOU BE L I EV
SNOW HITS CHAPEL MILL
WINTER SPRINGS WHITE SURPRISE
HUD WEATHER DIDN'T MELT SKIIN
TORNADO HITS HOUSE TRAILER IN
JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT SPRINGTI
FARMERS WORRYING OVER COLD WEA
SPRING'S FIRST HONTH BRINGS BL
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ELP
SNOW FORECASTS...
RICITY
ORANGE COUNTIES
MAGE ACROSS N.C.
SNOW; RAIN FOLLOWS
TH MORE THAN A FOOT OF SNOW
CKS UP HUGE WAVES IN N.C.
C. STORM SEASON
S LASH CAROLINA COAST
S STATE
S NOT HERE YET
ARE NOT THE ONLY ONE
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2/H/B3
A
P
N
S83
S 2
2/2'i/n3
C
N
H 2
3/as/a3
A
P
p
R91
S 2
3/05/83
A
) P
P
R91
H 2
3/11/83
A
P
N
S 2
3/2'./8i
A
N
S83
H 2
3/25/83
A
N
S 2
3/25/83
A
P
N
K90
H 2
3/27/83
D
E
S 2
3/31/83
C
N
583
S 2
',/02/B3
A
N
S 2
*/08/83
0
P
N
P5J
H 2
-./lO/BS
D
E
S 2
'./18/83
A
N
M23
H 2
<,/lt/Bl
A
P
N
H
<,/l')/a3
B
P
P
M66
S 2
4/I'3/83
A
N
S83
S
<./20/R3
A i
E
H 2
5/21/83
fl
P
N
S 2
5/21/83
A
P
P
M66
H
5/27/83
S
P
P
S76
S 2
5/27/83
C
N
E05
5 2
6/13/83
A
N
M23
H
6/21/83
B
N
S 2
7/13/83
A
N
L38
H
7/16/83
A
N
H
7/1^/83
C It
P
P
T37
s
7/18/83
A
N
T32
H
7/19/83
A
N
M51
s
7/19/83
A
P
N
L3e
H 2
7/20/83
A
N
5 2
7/20/83
A
P
N
T32
S 2
7/20/83
A
P
F
A15
S 2
7/22/83
A
c
N
S i
7/22/83
A
N
7/23/83
A
N
K90
s
7/23/83
A t
E
S 2
7/25/83
A
N
S 2
7/27/83
C
N
COS
S 2
7/27/B3
c
p
P
C56
H 2
8/06/83
B
N
H 2
8/06/83
B
N
E75
H 2
8/11/83
A
N
S 2
8/20/83
A
N
T32
S 2
8/22/83
A
N
T32
S 2
a/23/83
A
N
J56
H 2
8/2'./e3
A
p
N
S 2
8/2'./83
A
N
J56
S 2
9/08/83
A
c
N
H 2
9/11/83
A
c
F
B8I
H 2
9/1 1/83
B
U
L57
H 2
9/14/83
A
p
N
S 2
9/14/83
A
p
N
K9D
H 2
9/21/83
3
N
H 2
9/22/83
A
N
H ?
9/23/83
A
N
S 2
9/23/83
A
N
J56
H 2
9/24/83
A
N
H 2
10/01/83
A
N
H 2
10/14/83
B
N
A54
S 2
10/14/83
A
N
J56
H 2
10/24/83
B
N
S 2
10/24/83
A
N
J56
S 2
10/25/83
c
p
P
M66
H 2
12/20/83
B
N
S 2
12/20/83
A
p
N
COS
H 2
12/21/83
c
N
S 2
12/21/83
c
N
COS
S 2
12/23/83
A
N
COS
S 2
12/24/83
A
N
S 2
12/26/83
A
N
K90
H 2
12/26/83
B
N
H 2
12/27/83
A
N
L30
S 2
12/27/83
A
N
CDS
S 2
12/28/83
A
p
N
COS
S 2
12/28/83
A
E
S 2
12/29/83
A
N
S 2
12/30/83
A
N
H
1/13/83
A
i N
s
1/13/83
c
9 N
H
1/21/83
A
N
S
1/21/83
A
> N
s
1/21/83
c
b N
H
1/22/83
c
N H60
H
1/23/83
A
, N
S
2/02/83
A
N
H
2/03/63
C 1
) P N
H
2/07/83
A
N
s
2/10/83
A
N
H
2/U/B3
A
' N
H
2/12/83
A
1 N
s
2/12/83
A
N
s
2/14/83
A
N
H
2/15/83
A
1 P N
s
3/01/83
D
3 N
H
3/02/83
A
> N
H
3/07/83
A
N
H
3/09/83
c <
N
H
3/11/83
A I
N
H
3/12/83
a
F L30
S
3/18/83
A
N
H
3/19/83
A
P N
(CARTOONI H
3/24/83
A t
T T R56
S
3/24/83
A
N
H
3/25/83
A
N
H
3/27/83
A
N
H
4/03/83
c
N
H
4/19/83
A
P N
H
4/20/83
A
N
s
4/26/83
A
N EOS
MONTMLY/A
N N U A
1/oi/a
[ N D F >
12/31/83
SUBJECTS
PAGE 761
1/17/8*
PLANTINGS ARE BEHIND DUE TO BAD JEATHFB
HIGH WINDS LEAVE N.C. MY INJJRED
ail L-rA.'? r.ro.n f;!3r— " "~
^fo^J"%'SHB°tl"fS N??."°^ ''""'
rHUNOERSTORM CAUSED DAMAGE
hIa* ?L^SfS?\N'S?HlS^5!?T?: f^N^??:- "^^ "'"""
HEAT KILLS AT LEAST 5 TAR HEELS
TSLSn°o"?ifiR°Ss'?^^^^ ??!tJ° ''°'° BREWING MORE HOT AIR
^]S?"r'oSlyf 5TATE TEMPORARY RELIEF
j?KiiLL*?'::^Af k',£ci-ci',rLT.o'o°. ^^""
?SoT ^?G^?f BSf5g%SV?E\"""°^° °«°3£hT. HEAT
Sr^5Il?«X^?2?^?It?''^?cJrT"^^'"^
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o^^p°c^rs%R%\-SA\d\l^' I °aT" ■•-""•
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e5n H"?El^^^o^i?lR"B^^SK^•tuR^°''^*^ stSSh^Jasses
R° ?S/^§g?S5SrFS!!L°^5!gR«?KS.^
MILD WINTER, MORE ENERGY AID SEFN
ALMANAC PREDICTS A SNOWY WINTER
SUNNY SKIES ON TAP TODAY
HIGH WINDS LEAVE THOUSANDS IN DARK
"LO CHRISTMAS EXPECTED IN i.e."
flJIf,''?!? CHILL FROM NORTH P3LE
H?5^SRE=?I^°!BS;^wJ^¥E%^5Ef?E°5EE"Joi* °'''"' '^'"f" O" "^'
WEATHER GETS BLAME FOR 27 OEifSs IN N.C.
UEATHERi U.S.
SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SEE ALSO HEAT WAVE
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
jiriigR^is^rcS^ssiyfEt""'""'"^ °' ^°"^"
WEATHER DEALT FROM STACKED DECK
WEATHER FORECASTERS
iL'EVfR^'^Ic'S'fSRM'^To'u??"""' " TORNADOES
i3aL\%-SSJS%"3l?cJ?T'^I?Li°¥g^S2??SlO.S SIGNS
HIS FORECAST ABOUT WINTER BELIEVED NOW ^
WEATHER FORECASTS
Sggs'°l!A°iN'?f'^feL'^ "'■f ""'■° °"RIVE FARMERS OF FORECASTS
FORECAST MISCAST FOR DAY
SA?"iil''!No°£" '° " '''^^
WEATHER SATELLITES
SJtIllITE^A^e"-'" '*'-^ ""'•° ""'^e ^"""S OF FORECASTS
"^'^"15?.'^!^ '<^»S2»?«n' N.C. CONDOMINIUMS!
CARRBORO GREENWAYS PROPOSAL SPARKS DEBATE
WEATHERSPOON GALLERY
NEW ART, IDEAS IN TWO EXHIBITS
HEAVER ST. DANCERS
TEEN TALENT SHOWCASED
6ARLY LESSONS
ENERGETIC DANCERS IGNORE THE lEAT
WEAVERS
CHARLOTTE FIBER CONTEST OPEN
WEB WORMS
SEE ALSO INSECTS, PESTS
EARLY WORMS
WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
SEE OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
MEOOING FASHIONS
1868 WEDDING GOWN
WEARING HER MOTHER'S GOWN HAS MEANT MONTHS OF WORK
WEDDINGS
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. N.C.
S2ISJ''6'5 DONE WITHOUT A DREA1
SR*y^l'^cTs'S^R^*^!;SR°Gl?'°^ "° "°°«
E5SSS 2JI?J^?"^ " DINGER'S WADDING
WELL DRESSED
'""'c'^S^E^rTioSS^rK^uSJul*' ""^ ^^^"'^^ "^"-'"
CLEAN UP WEEDS
WEIGHT CONTROL ,
SEE ALSO STARCH BLOCKERS
SPR'lNGTIHe-''??S? fS ?JfI'!!S S'NJE "OO" ALTERNATIVE
OURHAH HEALTH SPAS RECEiIe HI:h mUkS "
DATE
C f^G L P RYL
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H I
H 2
H I
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H ?
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
'./30/93
5/17/83
5/17/83
5/18/83
5/27/83
6/05/03
6/11/83 II
6/15/93
7/07/83
7/08/83
7/18/83
7/21/83
7/22/83
7/22/B3
7/23/83
7/25/03
7/28/83
a/u/n3
8/15/83
8/15/83
8/20/83
8/21/83
8/22/83
8/23/83
8/25/83
8/25/83
9/26/83
9/12/83
9/28/83
9/23/93
9/29/83
9/30/83
10/01/83
10/09/83
10/12/83
10/15/83
12/07/83
12/23/83
12/24/83
12/28/83
12/28/83
12/29/83
A
1 1
N
A
1
N
C
3
N
A
3
N
fl
1
N
!151
A
6
N
(1
1
N
H
1 1
N
A
12
N
L
3
N
b
A
1
1
N
N
A
1 P
N
OUR WINTER
."(CARTOON)
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/23/83 A
3/06/83 D
3/15/83 A
3/2<./83 A
'</n/ei 0
9/05/83 A
14
4
8
4 T
4
4
N
E
N
T R56
£
il
H 2
H 2
H 2
3/D5/83 A
7/11/83 A
9/21/83 A
11/20/83 A
12/28/83 A
3
4
6 P
9
7
N F30
N
N
N
S 2
5 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
3/10/83 A
6/07/83 A
8/11/83 A
8/17/83 A
12/19/83 C
2
4
1
1 M
1 M
N
E
N
N S81
N
S 2 3/10/83 A 2 N
H 2 3/12/83 A 4 E
H 3 4/08/83 8 1 N B46
H 2 12/02/83 0 8 P R G68
S 2 3/31/83 0 6 P P T37
M 2 6/25/83 0 1 P P C56
H 2 6/29/83 B I P P n?
H 2 1/07/83 U 4 N
H 2 8/29/83 6 1 p P M66
S 2 6/13/83 8 I P P C56
H 2 8/05/83 B 2 P F J40
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2 6/25/83
S 2 8/30/83
H 2 11/03/83
1/04/83 A
5
r,n
3/04/83 a
? P
F
4/03/83 0
5
II
G33
5/10/83 A
8
5/12/83 A
I 1
6/27/83 B
1 P
9/17/83 B
1 P
p
9/18/83 fl
1 P
P
YOUR NECK H
2/16/83
3/10/83
4/04/83
5/26/83
6/02/83
6/12/83
7/05/83
7/30/83
10
I
6
1
2
1 1
1
3
HONTHLY/A
N N u A L
1/01/63
INDEX
li/3l/S3
SUBJECTS
jElGHT-CONTRaL FACILITY OF=FERS 2-MEEH PROCBAM
AVOID UNSAFE POST-HQLIOAY DIETS
PARTYGOER'S KEY TO SUCCESS IS DIET, EXERCISE
WEIGHT DISCRIMINATION
SEE OBESITY
WELOON'S JEWELERS INC.
RINGS WORTH HO, US STOLEN
WELFARE
WELFARE WORK DELAY COULD DRAW PENALTIES
WELFARE FAMILIES HAY RECEIVE "ENALTY HONEY
STATE MUST PAY PENALTIES FOR LATE PAYMENTS
STATE TO PAY 150 BECAUSE OF DELAY
JUDGE HEARS ARGUMENTS ON WELFARE PROCESSING
WELFARE PAYMENT DELAY ARGUED IN U.S. COURT
COMPENSATION BEING SENT FOR LATE AID PROCESSING
COURT UPHOLDS FINES ON N .C . WELFARE UNITS
COURT UPHOLDS FINES ON WELFARE AGENCIES
WELFARE SYSTEM AIDS WEALTHY CAPITALISTS
WELFARE WORKERS SEEKING HELP =RQM ASSEMBLY
WELFARE BOARD SEEKS SIMPLICITY
N.C. LOSES APPEAL OVER CLAIMS FINES
THE WELL-MEANT CATASTROPHE
WELFARE FRAUD
WELFARE FRAUD INCREASE EXPECTED
NEW WELFARE REGULATIONS WORSEV PAPERWORK MAZE
DURHAM SEEKS TO RECOVER KiOOiOOO IN WELFARE
STATE TO CRACK DOWN ON FALSE IDS
WELFARE REFORM
SEE ALSO WORKFARE
AMERICANS SHOULD TRY SELF-RELIANCE
HE'S NO FREELOADER
BOARD KILLS WORKFARE PROPOSAL
LAWSUIT CHALLENGES CUTOFFS IN MEDICAID
"WELLNESS PROGRAM"
CENTERS SET UP TO PREVENT HOSPITAL STAYS
N.C. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE CENTERS SEEK TO CUT COSTS
CITY OF MEDICINE STUDIES 'WELLNESS FAIR-
SOME HEALTH PROGRAMS FLAWED, OFFICIAL SAYS
FAST FOOD: IT WON'T HURT YOU JNLESS YOU OVERDO IT, NUTRITIONIST SAYS
WELLONS VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER
WOMAN FIGHTS ROBBER II
ROSE'S ro OPEN STORE NEXT YEA<
IN WELLONS VILLAGE
HELLS
SEE ALSO AQUIFERS
WELL TESTS SEEN PROOF LANDFIL'. IS CONTAINING PCB
FIRST BIRTHS BY TEENAGERS DRO» IN DURHAM COUNTY
TAINTED WELLS PUSH SEVEN FROM HOMES
CONTAMINATED WATER TO BE CLEA'IEO IN MONTH
7 DISPLACED BY BUG SPRAY AWAIT PLAN
DURHAM'S WELLS STILL WET DESPITE LONG, DRY SPELL
WORK STARTS TO CLEAN UP TAINTED wELLS
CONTAMINATED WELL WATER HAULED AWAY
WELLS NOT YET RUNNING DRY
POLLUTION THREATENS UNDERGROU>(D WATER
WELL-WATER WOES ARE FINALLY OVER FOR 7 RESIDENTS
WENDY'S RESTAURANT
RfSTAURANT IS ROBBED
RESTAURANT MANAGER THREATENED, ROBBED
SAFE IS STOLEN
SAFE CRACKED
WESLEY LONG HOSPITAL (GREENSBORO, N.C.I
GREENSBORO HOSPITAL SAYS DROP IN PATIENTS CAUSE OF FIRING 200
HOSPITAL WANTS COMPUTER
WEST DURHAM
WEST Durham hit by power outage
CITY, ANNEXATION OPPONENTS CLASH IN COURT
JUDGE WON'T MAKE SPEEDY RULIN; On ANNEXATION SUIT
JUDGE ORDERS ANNEXATION TRIAL TO PROCEED
ATTORNEY: CITY MAY HAVE TOO MANY COMMITMENTS
ANNEXATION STEPS RULED PROPER
ANNEXATION OPPONENTS PLAN APPEAL
WEST DURHAM LUMBER CO.
MAN ACCUSED OF RECEIVING
MAN FACES STOLEN GOODS CHARGES
WEST DURHAM SEAFOOD IMARKHAM AVE.l
FIRE DAMAGES STORE
FIRE DAMAGES SEAFOOD STORE
WEST GERMANY
GERMANS VALUE PRIVACY
REASSURING REACTION
THE NAZI Threat
CHARLOTTE OFFICIALS UPSET BY GERMAN FILM
> CASE OF BAO MANNERS
GERMANY CONTINUES DIVE WORK
GERMANS SHARE OUR CONCERN
PERSHING MISSILE ACCORD LIKELY OOOMEO
GERMAN PLANT MOVING TO COUNTY
WEST GERMAN PRESS CONSIDERS GRENADA
GERMANY'S TREES SICKEN; ACID 5AIN IS SUSPECTED
WEST GERMANY, FLECTIONS
GERMAN ELECTIONS A BOOST FOR -) ATO
HERBERT KOHL WALKING BAREFOOT ON MISSILES ICARTOONI
WEST POINT (U.S. ARMY ACAOEHYI
HUB8ELL NOMINATED
WEST POINT MILL
POST PAINTER
SERIES HAS NATURAL APPROACH
MILL MIflAGE7
•CHRISTMAS' IS SUNDAY AT WEST POINT
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION SCHEDULED SUNDAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
YESTERYEAR: DURHAM GETS TASTE OF HTH-CENTURY CHRISTMAS
HORSING AROUNO
ICE WATER
THEY PREPARE FOR FUTURE: PROGRAM TO HELP EASE TEXTILE JOB LOSS WOES
WEST POINT ON The FNO
SEE WEST POINT MILL
WEST POINI-PEPPERELL. INC.
N E
P D
PC L P BYL
H Z U/27/83 A 8 N 830
S 2 12/27/83 B 3 N
H 2 12/2')/a3 C 1 P F M95
H 2 ll/OS/83 B
1/27/83
A
1 5
N
1/27/83
r
N
2/0<>/B3
H
N
2/22/83
A
N
3/01/n3
A
N
3/02/83
A
N
<,/l2/R3
A
1 /
N
5/06/83
A
N
5/07/83
A
1 1
N
5/27/83
A
1
6/06/83
B
N
b/l'./Rl
B
N
10/04/83
A
N
12/07/83
A
E
H 1 5/25/83 B 1 N L30
S 2 6/20/83 A <. E
S 2 10/20/83 A 1 N J56
H 2 12/18/83 A 16 N
H 2 <./23/B3 A «,
H 2 5/04/83 A i.
H 2 10/18/63 A 10
H 2 10/23/83 a 1
S 2 3/30/83 A 7 N
S 2 5/09/83 B 1 N
S 2 7/16/83 A3 N J56
H2 a/Oi/BSb 1 NB30
H 2 8/0'>/83 B 1 F B30
H
2
8/16/83
A
9
N
s
2
U/U/BJ
A
5
N
H
1
2/03/83
B
I
N
H60
H
2
2/25/83
a
1
N
330
H
2
5/03/83
B
1
N
330
H
2
5/05/83
0
I
N
B30
H
2
7/23/83
A
5
N
«30
H
2
8/06/83
B
1
N
E75
H
2
8/19/33
B
1
N
630
H
2
9/10/83
B
1
N
B30
S
2
9/U/B3
C
1
P N
J56
s
2
10/13/83
C
2
G
H
2
10/21/83
B
1
N
B30
s
2
8/15/83
C
I
N
H
2
3/16/83
B
tt
N
s
1
12/13/83
B
1
N
H
2
12/l'>/83
B
1
N
H 1 10/27/83 0 1
H 2 ll/2'>/83 B 12
H 2
1/02/83
A
1
N
H 2
3/08/33
3
1
N
B51
S 2
3/08/33
A
1
N
K90
H 2
3/09/83
B
1
N
951
S 2
3/09/83
A
1
N
X12
H 2
3/10/83
A
1
N
R51
S 2
3/10/83
A
I
N
K90
H 2
3/16/33
A
9
N
S 2
3/16/33
A
7
N
H 2
7/29/33
B
1
N
S 2
7/30/83
A
1 I
N
H 2
',/25/83
A
4
E
H 2
5/20/83
A
4
f
H 2
5/25/83
A
4
E
S 2
5/25/83
C
10
N
H 2
6/30/83
A
4
E
S 2
6/30/83
A
16
N
H 2
a/16/83
A
4
E
S 2
9/16/83
A
1
N
J56
H 2
11/12/33
A
1
N
H 2
11/14/83
A
4
E
H 2
12/14/83
B
1
N
330
H 2
3/09/33
A
4
E
H 2
3/10/83
A
4
T
R56
S 2 2/07/83 C I
H
7
6/18/83 C
1
P
P
T37
p
9/22/83 0
B
M
N
B71
12/01/83 A
1
P
p
T)7
12/13/33 A
9
N
12/14/83 A
t
N
12/16/33 D
H
f
N
12/19/83 A
1
P
N
H51
12/19/83 C
1
P
P
F70
12/27/33 C
1
P
P
T17
H
12/30/83 *
1
P
F
H90
monthlt/*
N N U A L
1/01/83
I N 0 e X
1^/31/93
SUBJECTS
EELS
FIRM PLANS SIX PLANTS TO PROOJCE ENERGY
WEST TRINITY AVE.
CITY IGNORES ZONING ORDINANCE
WEST VIRGINIA
";,y;- fO"" GETS GIFTS
GIFTS ON HAY TO WEST VIRGINIA
"rlihVi'.l^l U7i^rG?H^n?°t^SF'r "''' ^"™ "« "
N.C. COUPLE BRING -GIFT OF LOJi- TO BRANCHLANO
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV.
IcJryS'^ ?''°''5 SECEIVE GRANTS
WESTERN CAROLINA AMAROS DEGREFS
WCU CHANCELLOR RAPS REPORT ON EDUCATION
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV., STUDENTS
l'> ON WCU DEAN'S LIST
WCU LISTS HONOR STUDENTS
19 MAKE DEAN'S LIST
"^"^?^.£*?9!-'II* 'J*"^' SPORTS, BASKETBALL
S^JScS'"?' '■"=E *fTER BASKETBALL
WESTERN EDGES COLGATE, ADVANCES
WOLFPACK WHIPS CATAMOUNTS
VALVANO UNIMPRESSED BY STATE'S EASY VICTORY
"'^^^Itlnf J''°'-"'* UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
S.^'^%\S«^?%^S^^?K°g "°"^ °' S.'URQLINA
WESTERN CAROLINA DOWNS CITADEL TO STAY unhfatpm
E5N^*^?v?N^c^"^2fASss^l^\^^=^ fF'-"''''^=-^
SALUKIS RIP WESTERN, WIN FOOTB ALL TITLE
WESTERN ELECTRIC
fIS".J5c25''IIJ':)5,f*'"-Y RETIREIENT
''9,»CCEPT RETIREMENT OFFER
WESTERN ELECTRIC RULING REVERSED
WESTERN FILM FAIR
SEE ALSO COWBOYS
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
ROUNDUP: COWBOY MOVIE FANS TO GATHER IN CHARLOTTF
CO EAST, YOUNG MAN IF YOU WANT TO SEE WESTERNS
WESTERN N.C. MOUNTAIN LEAGUE
ROAD-STOPPER IS TRYING AGAIN
WESTERN PACIFIC INDUSTRIES, INC.
c^N? sfffi FTnS^sssrK'E^fevM'^fg '° ^"^ "^"°^
3|??E»T5f??FfJ 'd^de^oVd.'l^.lr'" '"'^""ENT TO COMPANY
iiu':2n fg L^o^riii?oi?R"^'^ ^'^^^ "^^°'"
iS?fo?^E^^aRS5f'fi'^UY"c^iSE^^fL\°sS^^ic^^'°"
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
CONE MILLS SAYS FINANCES READY FOR ACQUISITION
WESTERN PARKWOno FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO PaRKWOOD (DURHAM* N.C. rnMMiihitrvi
PARKWOOO FIRE TAX VOTE is NEAUNO ' "
WESTERN SIZJLIN' RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HII]. M r 1
CHAPEL HILL RESTAURA/It BRoJeN INTo"-' ^''^''
"'^'^^S HJ't"*' STEAK HOUSE (HOLLlWAY ST. I
J2'SS2 J5„5I°I-EN "OM RESTAURANT
»9,000 STOLEN FROM RESTAURANT
WESTERN UNION
???*?,E"'"'5 ROBBFR II
^SiMilfgp^?l5s^ tl'&r^'iin,? '"""'
WESTINGH0U5E ELECTRIC
QUALITY CIRCLES PAY OFF FOR FIRM
OUKE GETS 3-YEAR COMPUTER STUDY
westinghouse foundation
N.C. state RECEIVES GRANT
westinghouse SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH
ONE N.C. STUDENT ENTER S COMPET I T I ON
WESTMINSTER CO.
RE20NING OF CORNWALLIS ROAD ALLOWS NEW CONDO CONSTRUCTION
""'"iL^FJifNG^fN^fSlSifN^^"^""""^^^
WEST'S MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
DURHAM FIRMS »AP UNC DECISION
WETLANDS
SEE ALSO
E ALSO PROTECT OUR WETLAND ANT OlIfK RF^niiorcc
'i-A-T mf'if.^i COMPANIES SoPE TO REb5ildSeIL
ciF,i'?5.'^9''"'' *^ WETLANDS P^OTECTIoA
ANDS ALONG COAST
GRO(;PS SUE TO PROTECT WETLANDS
WEYMOUTH ESTATE
SEE FRIENDS OF WEYMOUTH
SEE JAHES BOYD ESTATE
WHALES
Sl;I*t!:,'5H'-f''S DESERVE SANCTIOMS
g?A^*i!ijeE-^s[;S§sK°H^ffe^r§EJ!S"^'°"
Sli7S3^RiKitl^gf^kg)!urSfe^?H"oi^J&j5Eii^L???Syt°"^'^^
WHEAT
S!2"fS5. °f 5"'"* i^ET CHECKS
;Sg SPANK ME!" ICARTOONI
SOVIET AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL/AMERICAN OUTRAGED RETALIATION ICARTOONI
WHEAT FIRST SECURITIES
WHEAT SECURITIES TO OFFER MORTGAGES
WHEELCHAIRS
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BILL HIT BY LABOR LEADER
PAGE 763
1/17/8'.
DATE
U/15/83
S 2 3/22/B3 A
12/11/83 B
12/21/83 C
12/21/83 C
12/22/63 a
12/22/83 C
I T
L Y
PG L P RYL
H 2 2/10/B3 A 12
S 2 5/18/83 A 12
H 2 6/1B/83 A 3
5 2 2/16/83 C 14
S 2 2/23/83 C 5
S 2 7/07/83 C 8
S 2 2/23/83 0 2 F
H 2 11/27/83 B 2 N
H 2 12/08/83 0 1 N H71
S 2 12/09/83 B 1 P N F25
2
2
2
2
2
2
9/0<./P3
<>/18/83
1 1/06/63
12/11/83
12/14/83
12/18/83
B
C
c
a
B
a
4
5
3
1
3
1 P
N
N
N
N
N
N
2
2
2
3/25/83
4/20/63
7/28/83
A
A
B
17
12
3
N
n
H
H I 6/25/83 B 1 N H60
H 2 7/22/83 0 1 P F H60
H 2 12/04/83 C 6 N
H 2 11/07/93 A 10
H 2 11/08/83 A 8
H 2 11/09/83 C 14
H 2 11/09/93 C 14
5 2 11/10/83 C b
H 2 11/16/83 4 9
H 2 1 I/I8/93 C 5
M 2 11/30/83 A J
H 2 12/22/63 C 1 1
S 2 4/12/83 b 1
5 2 1/24/83 C 1
H 2 2/15/83 A 10
S 2 2/15/83 A 5
H 2 8/16/83 A 9
H 2 9/14/83 a 1
S 2 9/14/83 C I
N
N S83
N
N
N
N 454
N
H 1 2/17/83 0 6 N
H 2 10/18/33 A 11 P N L41
H 2 7/28/83 8 3 N
H 2 2/09/03 A 9 N W24
S 2 8/04/83 A I N K90
S 2 4/05/83 A 6 P P C56
S 2 3/29/83 B 1 N M23
S 2 1/28/93 A 1 N
H 2 2/06/83 nil N W60
H 2 4/15/63 C 3 N J6D
H 2 9/23/63 A 17 N
S 2
H 2
H I
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/10/93 A
2/18/83 A
3/08/83 a
6/D8/83 A
6/24/83 C
1/03/83
8/02/83
9/06/83
4
4
1
13
4 C
L
E
N
N
N W60
a
4 T
4 T
N
T R56
T R56
S 2 11/05/83 A 2 P
H 2 4/28/93 A 10
H0NTHLy/A^4NUAL
INDEX
12/31/33
PAGE 76^.
l/17/8<.
uncle sam or santa
umeel's speed clu3
durham skating team makes speiov strides
when bad things happen to good people ( book i
ra6bi on suffering: whv7; responses key 'positiue or negative meaning'
review offensive
hhippoorwill athletic association'
serious busimess
whippoorhill champs
uhippoorhIll soccer , , , ,„„„,
P6EHEE soccer: UHIPPOORHILL VYEAR-OLDS GET A KICK OUT OF THE SPORT
SMuRFs...Rau 01 as... COUGARS... r«R heels
MMISKEY
SEE ALCOHOL
KHISTLERS CONVENTION
ON WEDNESDAY, LOUISBURG WHISTLES
RALEIGH WHISTLER OUTPUCKERS 2'<
WHISTLING
ON WEDNESDAY,
LOUISauRG WHISTLES
WHITE BLOOD CELLS
WHITE CELL MAY BE NEW FORM
UNC SCIENTISTS THINK THEY'VE FOUND NEW FORM OF BLOOD CELL
WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
PUNISHMENT IN CHINA
FBI FOCUSES ON CORRUPTION
CASHING IN ON CRIME
WHITE CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES
MORE LAYOFFS ANNOUNCED IN LEE
The white doe (DANCEl
NEW BALLET 'WHITE DOE'
SHOWS GROUP'S GROWTH
.BUSINESSMAN
WHITE HOUSE
HONEYMOON TOUR LED TO WHITE H3USE VISIT
HOLIDAYS AND HISTORY
REAGAN TO HEAR CENTRAL CHATHAM CHOIR
WHITE HOUSE. TOURS
INNOCENT SNAFU OVERBLOWN
WHITE HOUSE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON PRODUCTIVITY
CONFERENCE LEADER: WORKFRS LOSING
REAGAN APPOINTEE PROTESTED
GREATFR U.S. PRnOUCTION URGED BY ADMINISTRATION
RFAGAN AIDE SAYS DEFICITS COULD GOBBLE UP SAVINGS
INTEREST RATE DROP POSSIBLE
PRODUCTIVITY: CAN AMERICAN PR1DUCT IVI TY 36 INCREASED BY THE WAY.
WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ,^ „ ^^
GARY FLORIST INVITED TO HELP DECORATE THE WHITE HOUSE
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON PRODUCTIVITY
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON PRODUCTIVITY
WHITE HOUSE SEMINAR SET THIS WEEK AT DUKE
WHITE LIGHTNING
SEE ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE MOONSHINE
WHITE OAK PROPERTIES
DEVELOPER TO APPEAL CONOOMINIJM RULING
BRIEFS FILED IN WHITE OAK-CAR^BORO SUIT
CARRBORO. WHITE OAK FILE OPPOSING BRIEFS
JUDGE SUPPORTS DEVELOPERS OF IPARTMENTS
TOWNHOUSE RULING TO BE CHALLE>(GED
WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH
EMANCIPATION SIGNING TO BE MARKED
WHITE STAR LAUNDRY ,,,„„, ,„„ ..^ , ,
•MR. EARLIE': RETIREMENT WAS MOT IN THE CARDS FOR THIS.
WHITEHALL SHOP
ANTiauES: THERE'S A FUTURE IN THE PAST
WHIITIER, CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA TOWN OFFERS 25 ACRES TO NIXON LIBRARY
WHOOPING COUGH
WHOOPING COUGH CASES INCREASI1G
WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WO0LF7 ( P. AY £ FILM)
GUILD JUST GETS BY WITH 'WOOLF'
PLAY PUTS YOU THROUGH WRINGER
WILBUR W. "CAP" CARD MEMORIAL LECTJR6
CARD LECTURES BEGIN TUESDAY
WILCO SERVICE STAT ION
GAS STATION IS ROBBED OF liOO
WILCO ROBBED
WILD ANIMALS
He also orange county citizens against the KEEPING OF WILD ANIMALS
wildlife murdered
love of wild animals mustn't endanger pudlic
group wants to block transfer of animals
orange county no place for he? 0 of wild animals
petition draws 300 signatures
showdown on who animals tonight
dangerous animals
speakers protest, back boardimg wild animals
pro and con arguments heard aiout wild animals
tar heels born and bre d. . . bac< - yaro 200s a growing dread
animal debate moves into ourhim
durham board considers exotic animals
exotic animals: oon't ban own=rship
board votes to require wild-avimal registration
clarification
board urges wild-animal ban
orange commissioners dodge wild animal issue
Ban on wild animals proposed
wild animal issue not tabled
exotic animals
cougar mauls girl in lenoir
cougar played too rough
DATE
5/16/83
2 2/23/83
2/13/83
2/21/83
7/22/83
3/2'./83
10/17/83
10/17/83
U/l')/83
J06
A20
F70
S7>)
K30
A15
T37
H
H
2
2
',/08/83
<,/ia/B3
D
B
7
12
D
P
N
N
W66
H
2
<,/08/83
0
7
n
N
W66
s
H
2
2
',/l(>/R3
'./2'./a3
A
A
3
22
N
N
H
H
s
2
2
2
2/10/83
6/27/83
U/03/83
A
A
A
12
4
E
N
£
H
2
1/27/83
A
21
N
«27
H 2 5/06/83 0 11
2 7/26/83 A 6 P N
2 12/15/83 E 6 P P S66
3 12/20/83 B 1 N H6C
5
2
8/08/83 A
<. E
H
H
S
H
s
H
6/15/83 8
6/15/83 a
6/15/83 A
6/16/83 B
6/16/83 C
6/19/83 D
1 P N CI
1 N
I N T32
1 P N L",!
1 N T32
10 F HI
H 2 11/27/83 A «.
H 2 5/22/83 A >0
H 2 6/12/a3 A <,
H 3 9/28/83 B 1 N HIO
H 3 11/29/83 B 1 N W36
S 2 U/30/83 A 8 N
H 3 12/09/93 B 1 N H90
H 3 12/l',/a3 B 1 P N H90
H 2 12/2',/83 A 9 N
H 2 2/13/83 C 2 P F CI
H 2 6/26/83 E 1 P F H<.5
S 2 3/17/83 A 1 N
H 2 9/12/83 A a N
H 2 10/21/83 0 12 R
S 2 10/29/83 CI". R B71
H 2 3/27/83
S 2 9/30/83 C 1 N
H 2 10/01/83 A a N
H 2
1/02/83
U
", L
S 2
1/12/83
A
4 E
l/U/SS
A
I N
S09
5 2
1/17/83
A
<, E
S 2
1/17/83
C
1 N
H 2
1/18/83
B
1 P N
N36
H 2
1/19/83
A
<, E
H 2
1/19/83
B
1 P N
nitb
S 2
1/19/83
A
12 N
H 2
2/06/83
0
1 P F
A20
H 2
2/09/83
B
1 N
BSl
S 2
2/09/83
C
17 N
H 2
2/11/83
A
". L
H 3
2/16/83
B
1 N
D<.6
H 3
2/17/83
a
1 N
H 2
2/15/83
B
<i N
R81
S 2
2/19/83
A
<, E
5 2
2/18/83
A
7 N
S 2
2/21/83
A
<• L
H 2
2/28/93
A
5 L
H 2
2/28/83
B
1 N
S 2
3/01/93
C
6 N
HONTMLT/iMNUA
INDEX
12/31/83
SUBJECTS
COBDECriON ON ANIMAL VOTE
;iV2. .•""'*'- OWNERSHIP RAPPED
HUARD VOTtS 3-1 FOR ANIHai i aj
WTLO ANIMAL L Aw GETS NOO
HOSPITAL SAID EVADING 01 SCRIMI NATION HOES
WILD TURKEYS
SEE ALSO TURKEYS
?itp iasfiJs"fiJi"jii?YoS?°;vcS fyssi^^^f"^^ season
WILOfRNESS AREAS, N.C-
SEE ALSn COASTAL OeVELQPMFNT. w r
? h"?s-^j?i;R°^°?u?'tN«fHVAS ^^ ^"-0-
?iiH"?siaiA2it^gilF!ir!?Lr^ ""°"i" "
'"^§n''S?fD[??l^?SSUg;!AT,ON
WILDERNESS FOOD
•HILO- WEEkENO with fOOD SCHEDULED
WILOFLOuERS
WILD FLOuER SHOW
S?LS??oii5'?!N??!ISy?7or' '"^'"
wildlife, law violations
INFORMATION SOUGHT IN KILLING OF EAGLE
wildlife CONSERVATION
■..eai ACRES WILL BECOME PRESE<VE
WILDLIFE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER?
WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
fwQ''N°f'^"??,'IllS? 9yl" "•''KS REFUGE
h|e?-5cRis'^TL' I c'oil'p°R%?|,jE'"°''*^ "'^"^'^ «ff""
RSfUGE PLANNED FOR CURRITUCK ^^
WILOWOOD
^SSlL^iJ^giJ^I 8ltL'ggM?XT-JL'I5 ^'^^ '""'''''
WILKES COUNTY, N.C.
JGEN'TS*'6lA5lXE'!2S?i'iGil"2?CORl'?""= ""-"'' """^ TRADE
i fl^ftklPiirU - -°--S-« - -- COUNTY
WILKES COUNTY SHERIFF<S OEPT.
WILKES PROBE OVER TILL MAY
WILLIAM A. KIRKLANO AWARD
^SilSi^--"--"^^^t0^f?^"t^cS^f{5'^^L0UT
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DATE
3/03/83
3/07/B3
3/08/83
3/08/83
3/09/83
3/12/83
3/16/83
3/29/83
3/29/83
3/30/33
3/30/83
'>/05/33
"j/Oi/aS
'1/05/83
ii/lO/SS
*/20/83
^/20/83
'•/30/a3
5/03/83
5/02/83
5/06/83
5/06/83
5/12/83
5/12/83
5/12/83
5/13/83
6/03/83
6/04/83
6/0',/83
6/0<./83
6/06/83
6/07/83
6/07/83
6/13/83
7/03/83
7/06/83 I
7/30/83 (
8/02/83 1
8/02/83 (
8/09/83 ;
8/11/83 '
8/13/83
8/16/83
a/16/83
S
E
C PC
E
N 346
N S'.6
N B'.6
N 846
1 t
1
9
1
3
1
5
12
1
1
1
15
1 I
1
3
6
1
1
I
1 3
N
B<,6
N
N
H'.A
N
B<.6
F
f-
N
H46
N
N
N
B46
N
H4A
N
N
F
381
N
S<,6
N
N
N
N
38 1
N
346
C 1
C 1
C 1
H 2 4/08/83 C
H 2 11/04/83 C
N M23
N 381
N >I23
E
N 381
N J56
N 831
N aai
N J56
L
N E75
N 381
N aai
H J56
U W60
N W6n
4/07/83 C
5/24/83 a
5/29/83 A
9/24/83 6
9/29/83 C
10/11/83 A
10/12/83 A
10/13/83 A
10/29/83 A
11/23/83 8
12/28/83 A
H 2 2/13/83 0 12
1/13/83
3/11/83
3/16/83
3/17/83
3/20/83
10/24/83
10
1 3
4
10
14
1
C78
r37
H 2 U/19/83 A 10
2 3/02/83 A 12
2 3/16/83 A 4
2 12/24/83 A 15
12
2/03/83
2/04/83 _ .,
2/13/83 B 12
2/14/33 A
2/26/83 C
12/01/83 a
H 2 8/05/83 All N
H 2 12/24/33 A 15 n
H 2 12/30/63 C 3 U W60
H 3 11/05/83 B 1 n B46
H 3 11/03/83 B 1 N B46
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/07/83 a
1/14/83 A
2/03/33 A
3/02/83 A
5/28/83 A
,6/13/83 A
10/02/83 B
5
9
1
e
3
10
6
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H 2
3/13/83 A
6
N
H 2
11
/ 9/83 A
/ 9/83 A
/ 9/83 A
1 P
1 P
2 P
N
N
P
L41
sa3
S76
H 2 1/13/83 B 2 N
H 2 2/02/83 CI N C52
H 2 2/03/83 0 1 P S C52
MONTHL r/A
GIUBOS LIFT BLUE DEVILS
BLUE DEVILS Hir THE «04n iOJHST WCn
BLUE neviLS FiCE FiRsr road i?st
henoerson sinks last shot. WILLIAM C HAKY
blue devil hagic sinks wcm
WILLIAM AND HARY COLLEGE SPORTS, l^lOraALL
3-0 TAR mEcls Take aim at Indians
UNC EXERCISES OFFENSE IN SCAL!>ING INDIANS
WILLIAM B. UNSTEAO STATE PARK
SEE UMSTEAO STATE PARK
WILLIAM R. KENAN JR.. CHARITABLE T5U5T OF NEW YORK
UNC TRUSTEES OK 2 BUILDINGS
WILLIAM TOTTEN REAL ESTATE APPRAISER
7 DOWN, 7 TO GO FOR CENTER
WILLIAMS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (BURLIMGTON, N.C.I
WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL TO RING WITH MUSIC AGAIN
WILLIAMS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
BURLINGTON JOB OFFERED TO STO' Y
EX-OUKE AIDES AMONG WILLIAMS CANDIDATES
STORY NAMED HEAD COACH AT WILLIAMS
WILLIAMSPURGf VIRGINIA
WILLIAMSBURG PREPARES FOR ECONOMIC SUMMIT
ECONOMIC WOES AWAIT SUMMIT
DON'T EXPECT TOO MUCH FROM ECONOMIC SUMMIT
AN ECONOMIC SUMMIT IN WILLIAMSBURG ICARTOONI
•HERALD'S' HODGFS HEADED FOR WILLIAMSBURG SUMMIT
CIRCUS AIR SEIZES COLONIAL CAPITAL
YOUTHFUL LOOKING PRESIDENT IS HIT WITH IS-YEAR-OLD
REAGAN FINDS SUMMIT WORTH SINKING ABOUT
TAR HEELS HAVE STAKE IN SUMMIT
THE SUMMIT: A VICTORY FOR THE COUNTRY
BARBECUE WAS HIT AT SUMMIT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE HAY THINGS ARE
POLITICS. FOOD TALKED ABOUT AT THE SUMMIT
THE SPORT OF BRIEFING: AN OFFICIAL VIEW OF UNATTENDED MEETING
VIVE LA DIFFERENCE
CATERER IS RILED BY FOOD STORY
WILLIAMSBURG GETS OLD N.C. MA?
WILLIE M. PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. EMOTIONALLY 1
LEE NEIGHBORHOOD WINS FIGHT T]
TRY AGAIN. 'WILLIE M' PLAN TOL
COUNTY BOARD TO CONSIDER TWO ^
COMMISSIONERS TO DISCUSS SEWE?
MENTAL HEALTH BUDGET APPROVED
WILLIE M HOME FAILS TO FIND L!
• LAWYER NOT HIRED BY GROUP
CORRECTION
BAD KIDS: THEY'RE GETTING 8ETT
BOARD OPPOSES PERSON LOCATION
HOMF FOR AGGRESSIVE YOUTHS MAY
HOUSE ON UNIV. DRIVE TO SERVE
GROUP OPPOSES HOME FOR YOUTHS
RESIDENTS FIGHT GROUP HOME
INFORMATION IS ESSENTIAL IN L3
GROUP HOME FOES TO MEET ■
OFFICIALS SEEK TO ALLAY FEARS
PANEL ASKED TO BAR YOUTHS
RESIDENTS DON'T WANT GROUP HOI
WISDOM FOLLOWS RANCOR
AGENCY ABANDONS SITE IT INTEND
LOCATION DRDPPED FDR WILLIE M
-^ilLLIE m: the COURT HAS RULED.
WILLIE M. HOME IN LEE COUNTY T
SITE NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENT
WILLIE M Children deserve good
SPONSORS, NOT RESIDENTS TO BLl
WILLIE M. LOCATION ILLEGAL
RESEARCH SHOWS WILLIE M. RISKS
NEIGHBORS WON CLASH, BUT YOUTH
•WILLIE M' CRITERIA DEBATE CON
CRITICISM HAS NOT CEASED ON wl
•WHERE IS JUSTICE?"
ANOTHER SIDE OF WILL IE M.
WILLIE M. HOME HAS LEGAL SNAG
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR YOUTH HO'l
IT'S TOUGH LOCATING COUNTY BUI
LAND SWITCH SET TO REMEDY 8UIL
MONEY UNAVAILABLE FOR 'WILLIE
DETOX PROGRAM LOSES HOME
WILLIE M. YOUTHS ARE CERTIFIE}
COMPASSION NEEDED
•WILLIE M^ PROGRAM HALF SUCCES
CONSULTANTS: N.C. LEADS OTHER
SUBJECTS
PACE 760
l/17/a<.
I STURBED
HAVE HOME RELOCATED
D
UILDINGS
EXTENS ION
E SITE
ER AT SCOTT PARKER SCHOOL
FOR GROUP HOME
OPEN AROUND JULY 1
VIOLENT YOUTHS
GATING GROUP HOMES
ON YOUTH HOME
e IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD
EO FOR YOUTHS
HOME
0°B6 MOVED
FAILS
CARE
ME FOR ATTITUDE
S NEED HELP
TINUES
LLIE M. GROUP HOME
LOINGS
DING ERROR
M.' HOME
AS VIOLENT
DATE
.^C L P 3YL
5 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
2/03/B3 C
ll/30/n3 B
11/30/83 D
12/01/83 D
12/01/83 B
S 2
H 2
"5/23/83 0
<)/25/fl3 B
N niB
N C5 2
N ma
N C52
N Die
F25
C36
S 2 12/16/33 A 1 P N B",*
H 2 7/17/83 A I M F CI
H 1 3/01/83 B 1 N H60
S 2 1/06/83 a 3 N 018
H 2 1/09/83 B 6 N C36
H 2 1/18/83 B 3 N
SFUL
STATES WITH PROGRAM FOR WILLIE H.
H
2
5/lS/e3
C
P U H<.5
H
5/2'./fl3
A
N H49
H
5/26/83
A
E
H
2
5/26/83
A
T T R56
H
2
5/27/83
A
N
H
5/28/83
A
F H<.9
H
2
5/2'5/83
A
P F H<,5
H
2
5/30/83
A
F Hi.9
s
2
5/30/83
A
N
H
2
5/31/83
A
F H49
H
2
6/02/83
A
ID
N
H
2
6/04/83
ti
n u
H
2
6/09/83
C
F H',9
H
2
6/15/83
A
U H49
H
2
6/17/R3
A
E
H
2
6/17/83
A
L
S
2
U/03/63
C
M N
H
2
1/15/83
c
N M27
H
2
3/10/83
A
15
N
H
2
3/21/13
6
N B81
s
2
3/21/83
C
N M23
H
2
3/ 5/83
A
16
N B81
H
3
5/ 8/83
c
N M27
H
1
5/ 9/83
u
N
-H
3
5/ 1/83
B
N
H
2
5/22/83
0
P F L30
H
1
6/0',/S3
U
N
s
2
6/06/83
A
N 12 3
H
2
6/09/B3
I)
N
H
2
6/09/83
B
N A5<,
s
2
6/09/83
C
N M23
s
2
6/10/83
A
E
s
2
6/13/83
C
N M23
H
2
6/14/83
B
N A54
H
2
6/l'./83
B
N S51
s
2
6/l<./83
A
N M23
H
2
6/18/83
A
E
H
2
6/18/83
c
N
s
2
6/18/83
A
N M23
-H
2
6/2',/83
A
E
H
2
6/2',/a3
A
N
H
2
6/2'./83
a
N Bai
H
2
6/27/83
A
L
5
2
6/28/83
A
E
H
2
7/01/83
A
L
s
2
7/01/83
A
L
-S
2
7/02/83
A
L
s
2
7/06/83
A
L
H
1
7/13/83
B
N L30
H
2
7/l'./a3
A
L
H
2
7/l<,/83
A
L
H
a/06/83
A
L
s
2
8/18/83
c
N J56
H
2
8/20/83
A
P N B81
H
2
8/2'./B3
U
N Bai
H
2
8/26/83
B
N B81
S
2
8/26/83
C
N J56
H
2
8/31/93
A
L
H
2
9/12/83
A
L
H
2
12/12/83
A
12
N
CHILDREN H
2
12/22/83
A
16
N
WILLOW ASSOCIATES
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON CEDARWOOD VILLA
WILLOW TERRACE
BOARD APPROVES SHOPPING CENTE<
SHOPPING CENTER WINS APPROVAL
WILLOWBROOK CARE CENTER
OFFICIAL: BROKEN LEGS LEO TO DEATH
SBI CLOSES ITS PROBE OF DEATH
EXECUTOR SUES NURSING HOME
INVESTIGATION INTO DEATH CLOSED
H 2 3/10/83 A 20
H 3 4/06/83 A3 N W36
S 2 4/06/83 C 7 N
WILLS
NEGLECTING WILLS UNWISE
3 CHARGED WITH FORGERY OF WILLS
DURHAM MAN DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES
RELATIVES CHARGED IN WILL FORIERY
MAN'S DEATH NATURAL
FOURTH ARRESTED IN FORGERY CASE
CASTLEBERRY CASE PROBE CDNTINJES
DURHAM COUNTY WOMAN FACES FDRSERY CHARGE
POLICE ARREST WAITRESS FOR FO'GERY
WOMAN ARRESTED ON FORGERY COUM T
FORGERY CASE RESULTS IN MORE WARRANTS
POLICE FILE MORE FORGERY CHARSE5
MORE Charges filed in alleged forgeries
CASTLEBERRY' S WILL CONTESTED FOR EX-WIFE
CASTLFBERRY WILL CHALLENGED
DURHAM JURY INDICTS 3 IN FORCFD WILL CASE
JURY CHARGES THREE TRIED TO TAKE ESTATE
BILL BACKS RIGHTS OF DECEASED
HUNT FOR CASTLEBERRY CASH FUTILE
H 2
6/05/83
C
14
N
H 2
7/21/83
A
18
N
H 2
8/26/83
A
8
N
H 2
9/29/83
A
14
N
5 2
1/26/83
C
5
N
S 2
3/26/83
A
I
N
H 2
3/27/83
A
1
N
M51
H 2
3/26/83
A
1
N
A54
S 2
3/28/83
C
1>
N
H 2
3/29/83
a
1
N
A54
S 2
3/29/83
a
1
N
H 2
3/30/83
c
I
N
A54
S 2
3/30/83
A
1
N
F30
H 2
3/31/83
D
6
N
H 2
4/01/83
0
1
N
A54
S 2
4/01/83
A
5
N
H 2
4/04/83
0
8
N
H 2
4/08/83
a
1
N
A54
S 2
4/09/83
A
20
N
S 2
4/12/83
A
1
N
F30
H 2
4/13/83
B
1
N
B51
H 2
4/28/83
a
1
N
H 2
4/29/83
d
1
N
SU2
«ONrHLV/«
INDEX
U/31/B3
SUBJECTS
PACE 767
l/l7/e<,
c»sri.fafRR» iNoiCTEO in death of nephew
JUDGE ALLOWS CASTLEntRRY TO DfSMlSS LAWYER
RALfIDH JURY nnS HILL BUMPING CASTLFbERRYS
^JHHSfSS" ?l-E*liS NOT r.UILTY TO FORGERY, ARSON
CASTLE6ERRY SAYS HE IS INNOCE-IT
THESE JUDGES GOT 'PAID OFF- OJITE LEGALLY
CASTLF8ERRY WAIVES MURDER ARRAIGNMENT
DURHAM WOMAN HILLS GOODS TO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
MAN LEAVES N.C. METHODISTS nv=R U MILLION
MULTlMILLION-nOLLAS WILL BENEFITS METHODISTS
?l \il^^°. ys « PAUPER. BUT l;ft millions behind
COURT RULES UNC CAN USE ESTATE
CASTLEBERRY trial begins TOCfAY
TFSTIMONY TO BEGIN IN CASrLEB-'RRY TRIAL
NOr»R? SAYS CASTLEBERRY GAVE .lER »200 TO SIGN HILLS
Lf.'I^I^I^}"?!^ '■"'NG AT FUST IN FORGERY CASE
JNALYST: CASTLEBERRY HILL SIGMATURE FORGED
JfSTIMONY CONCLUDES IN CASTLEBERRY TRIAL
CASTLEBERRY IS FOUND GUILTY. 0ET5 3J YEARS
JUDGE GIVES CASTLEBERRY 33 YEARS
MR. LITTLE TOOK THE BROAD VIEW OF LIVING
WOMEN SENTENCED IN CASTLEBERRY CASE
WILL MAY NOT BE THE LAST WORD
WILMINGTON. N.C.
^.f!5St^ "'E' SEVERAL HURT IN WILMINGTON FIRE
'finrii^i ??i^?ES'5iAj°HirTi.^^°"^' "*"" '" "'^^ «'"
MAN DIES IN WILMINGTON FIRE
CFOBGIA BOY'S BALLOON 'BACK KJM6' IN N.C.
8FAR ELUDES WILMINGTON POLICE
BFAR CAPTURED IN WILMINGTON
£?L".;iNG"?^S"lf5E7ii?'og?O^EV^'^'"' '""' *°^"5TMENTS
OE LAURENTIIS TO BUILD FILM STUDIO
WILMINGTON JOURNAL (NEHSPAPERI
LITTLE TO GET PAROLB HEARING
WILMINGTON MORNING STAR (NEHSPAPERI
REPORTER WON'T GIVE UP NOTES
WILSON. N.C.
■MISS WILSON' ABDICATES
WILSON COMMUNITY REST HOME. INC.
5I»IE,Ci:*"'5 FLAHERTY TRIED T3 DEFRAUD N.C.
SETTLEMENT REACHED ON REST HOME LEASE
WILSON POLICE DEPT.
POLICE SAY MAN SHOT AFTER PULLING GUN ON OFFICER
OFFICER CLEARED IN SHOOTING
DETECTIVE CLEARED IN FATAL 5H30TING
MIND DAMAGE
SEE ALSO THUNDERSTORMS
WINDS. RAIN BRING DAMAGE
HIGH WINDS LEAVE N.C. BOY INJURED
WINDS BATTER N.C. COAST: MAN 3R0HNS
HIGH WINDS LEAVE THOUSANDS IN DARK
WINDS FELl'tIeEs"'"'"^^ """ BATCHES, FLASHLIGHTS
HOSPITAL COPES WITH POWER LOSS
WINDERMERE
WINDERMERE SOLD FOR 12.6 MILLION
WINDMILLS
WINDMILL TO BE MORE THAN MEMORY TO BOONE
BOONE'S WINDMILL GOES ON THE BLOCK NEXT MONTH
FOR SALE: ONE HINOHILL; BUYER MUST MOVE
120 MILLION. ..BLOWN
J51.60O OFFER HIGHEST MADE F05 WINDMILL
SOME WATAUGA FOLKS WANT TO KEEP WINDMILL
GSA SAYS WINDMILL MUST BE REMOVED
LETHAL INJECTION BILL ADVANCES
?9'iFT^''ii-k ^o^E" SOURCES expe:t6o in future
GIANT WINDMILL COMING DOWN
THE "[K^OfliJIgJlyOfJi^-jTME LITERARY CAREER OF THOMAS WOLFE (BOOKI
WINOOH WASHERS
WARM WORK
WINOOUS
S2^S'iR?'!ilE^?°?^E"A'^J?° '°° '°'"' "" '-"^°°" ^"'^
HOLIDAY SCENE
WINDS OF WAR (BOOK C TV MOVIE I
TME WINDS OF WORLD WAR III (CARTOONI
VIEWERS COPE WITH 'WINDS' AFTERMATH
UINDSHEAR
III ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES. J.S.
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
WIND SHEAR SYSTEMS ORDERED
WINDSHIELDS
BILL WOULD 'FILL GAP'
WINDOW LAW TOO MINOR
IN N.C. COMMITMENT LAW
'(fHIik^SMi*'I^° WINDOWS ARE JNPOPULAR WITH POLICE
TINTED WINDOWS A PHONY ISSUE
COMFORT FACfOR
RIGHTS STATEMENT WAS LUDICROUS
ISOR, N.C.
rgi*NADO HITS WINDSOR. CAUSES "ROPANE LEAK
WINDSOR RESIDENTS RETURN AFTER PROPANE THREAT ENDS
PROVISION MAY END DRINKING BEfR OR WINE WHILE IN CARS
W NE BILL ZOOMING THROUGH ASSEMBLY
WINE FRANCHISE BILL CAUSES DE5ATE
?^n;ss!ii?'^SMgi^^TE?°?«Djgs?ps?NiSi??^jifp
J!i!;iE'§?5^''!5AK^J? ?S"S?nI\S:^c'h'i?^\I3 """ "^''"'^e bill (cartoon,
WINE BILL SMELLS ROTTEN
5?S?^§?L[^'Gi?s''iSSil''i?^pSi5!L'"°""^
wiSi ll!!,5c'Sls?^;ttL'§Ec'oSI? Kh""' "'' """^ "' TIME
BOTTLE OF SCUPPERNONG SOLD Ffft »200
DATE
S
E
C PG
H
5/03/11) A
5/17/83 A
!/2'./B3 A
U/0I/()3 A
8/02/(13 A
a/02/83 A
8/04/83 D
8/12/83 A
9/09/nj A
9/10/83 A
9/19/83 A
9/21/83 0
10/04/8) b
10/04/8) A
10/05/83 0
10/05/8] A
10/06/8) I)
10/06/83 A
10/07/8) A
10/07/8) C
10/15/83 A
10/25/83 8
11/24/83 A
I T
L Y
L P BYL
P N S82
N saj
N
N FJO
M S82
N
N S82
P N S09
N
N
N
N
N S82
N F)0
N S82
N F)0
N Sfl2
P N F)0
P N S82
N
E
N S82
N
2/16/8)
2/16/83
2/17/8)
3/01/83
3/08/83
5/10/83
5/13/83
9/21/83
11/08/83
11/24/83
1
1
6
I)
I
5
6
14
15
18
S 2 7/06/83 CIO N
S 2 5/03/83 A 8 N
H 2 U/24/83 A 16 N
S 2
H 2
3/15/83 e
7/07/83 A
a P
7
N
N
H 2
S 2
H 2
8/04/83 A
9/02/83 A
9/03/83 C
7
9
12
N
N
N
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 1
H 2
3/19/83 A
5/17/83 A
11/26/83 A
12/07/83 A
12/07/83 A
12/07/83 C
12/08/83 B
1 P
1
5
1 P
1
1
1 P
N
N
N
N
N J56
N
■N
H 2 6/02/83 A 18
s ?
2/17/83 C
8
N
S 2
4/27/83 fl
H
N
H ?
4/28/83 C
6
N
H 2
5/02/83 A
4
F
H ,>
5/06/83 A
18
N
■1 I
5/12/8) B
5
N
S i
5/25/83 C
6
N
^ /
5/31/83 A
8
1 I
8/12/83 A
10
N
H 2
8/ia/83 A
21 P
N
S 2 5/28/83 All u
S 2 7/14/83 C 1 P P T37
S 2 4/09/83 A 10 N
H 2 5/15/83 E 1 P F M95
S 2 11/14/83 B 1 P P M66
H 2
S 2
2/12/83 A
3/03/83 0
4 T T R56
4 P F 871
H 1 10/14/83 B 1
H ?
2/16/83
B
4
N
S 2
2/22/83
A
4
E
S t
5/03/8)
A
I
N sa3
H 2
5/09/83
E
H 1
5/14/83
A
4
E
H 2
5/28/83
A
4
L
H 7
8/10/83
A
9
N
H 2
a/lI/83
c
11
N
S 2
1/26/83
r
1 5
N
H 2
3/08/83
n
I
N 046
S 2
3/08/83
A
9
N
H 2
3/09/83
H
1
N 046
H 1
3/10/83
A
8
N
H 2
3/11/83
A
4 P
P R56
H 2
3/1 /83
H
5
N 046
H /
3/12/83
A
4
L
H 2
3/12/83
n
1
N 046
H /
3/1/83
H
1
N 046
H 2
3/18/83
A
1 1
H ?
3/19/83
fl
1 P
N
H 2
4/21/83
r
1 0
F H45
H 2
5/11/83
8
7
N
MONTHL Y/AN
NU4L INDEX
1/01/83 - l2/3l/n3
s u s J e c
4NTI-SHV6RY BILL IS SENT aAC< TO COMMITTEE
HINE TASTING
IN WINE IS TRUTH. ..WELL. 75 PERCENT GF THE TIME
WINE EXPERT TELLS NOVICES TO LEARN TO ENJOY TASTING
WINE EXPERT'S TASTE IS ALL IN HIS MOUTH
WINERIES. N.C.
STATE TRIES TO REVIVE ITS ROLE AS WINE-MAKER
aiLTMORE ESTATE TO BUILO WINERY
GERHANTON WINERY RECEIVES BROVZE MEDAL IN COMPETITION
WINERIES. U.S.
WINE
WINGAT6 COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP INTERVIEWS SCHEOU.EO
BROTHER OF WINGATE PRESIDENT SAMED NEW COLLEGE PRESIDENT
UINN-DIIIE lAVONOALE DRIVEI
WINN DIXIE ON AVONOALE IS ROB36D BY THREE MEN
WINN-OlxfB STORES
CHILD FINGERPRINT CARDS AVAILABLE
THE WINNEBAGO MYSTERIES AND OTHER STORIES
LEARNING ROUTE FOR WRITER WENT FROM '0"
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C
THEATER OAMAG
TO 'PRETTY PUBLISHAPLE'
., .ED BY BLAST
GRANTS HELP HANDICAPPED GREAT: ACCESSIBLE HOMES
SPOTLIGHT SHINES FOR ALL
CELEBRITIES ON HAND TO DEDICATE CENTER
WINSTON-SALEM PALACE BLESSED IN LOVE FEST
FIRE DESTROYS STRUCTURE
WINSTON-SALEM TRIES TO INCREASE BUSINESS WITH MINQRITIESt WOMEN
WINSTON-SALEM SEEKING MINORITY BUSINESS
AIDING MINORITY FIRMS
OLD SALEM: TAKE A STEP BACK 150 YEARS
SUPERVISOR KILLED AT FACTORY
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C, ELECTIONS
VOTERS OK REFERENOUMS
WINSTON-SALEM POLICE OEPT.
POLICEMAN DIES OF INJURIES
TRUCK DRIVER CHARGED IN POLICEMAN'S DEATH
ALEM BED SOX
SOX ROUT BULLS. 23-8
SOX SWEEP PAIR FROM BULLS
S LOSE AGAIN
S EXPLODE IN OPENER, DROP NIGHTCAP TO RED SOX
S WIN 2 OF 3
S BEGIN 'NEW* SEASON WITH 6-3 LOSS
SOX DEFEAT BULLS AGAIN, 5-0
snx FINISH Sweep of bulls behind olmeoo
FORD files fourth VICTORY AGAINST BULLS
S' SLUMP GOES ON, AND ON, AND...
S LOSE ONE MORE GAME, THRi E RELIEF PITCHERS
I HALT SKID. ..AND END RED SOX WIN STREAK IN PROCESS BEHIND WARD.
PITCHES PULLS TO— FINALLY !— VICTORY
snx EDGE BULLS
'5 RBI DOUBLE LIFTS BULLS
IN NINTH LIFTS BULLS, 5- "i
S WIN BEHIND BORMANN
S' RALLY SINKS RED SOX
SOX DOWN BULLS IN lOTH, 5- <.
TRIP BULLS IN lOTH
ANN PITCHES BULLS PAST W n STGN-SALEM, 2-1
AM MOLDS OFF RED SOX' LATE BID
FOUND STARTER HELPS SOX TOP BULLS , ^
S FIVE-HITTER TRIMS FIRST-PLACE RED SOX'S LEAD
WINSTON-S
RED
RED
BULL
BULL
BULL
BULL
RED
RED
ROCh
BULL
BULL
BULL
WARD
RED
NEAL
RALL
BULL
BULL
RED
SOX
BCRM
DURH
NEW
WARD
WINSTON-SALEM SCHOOLS
SEE WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV.
FEDERAL JURY Rules for Chancellor
lOP-NriTCH administrator lacked DEGREES
LAXITY AIDS FALSE DEGREES „„r„,,„..
FAKE prof: 13-year MASQUERADE GREW FROM UNE SHALL DECEPTION
chancellor to STEP DOWN
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY, STJDENTS
UNIVERSITY STUDENT TAKES DEATH LEAP
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV. SCHOOL Of NURSING
OF 17 NCCU GRAOS, 12 PASS NURSE TEST
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
•BIGHOUSE' GAINES NEARS 700TH WIN
GAINES GAINS TOOTH VICTORY
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
WiNSTON-SALEM ST. NIPS VIRGINIA ST.
WINSTON-SALEM ST. SLIPS BY N.:. ACT
WINSTQN-SALEM/FORSYTM COUNTY SCHOOLS
teachers say textbooks are em3arrassing
ncae to monitor evaluation plan
'see seasons isee also names of ■ionthsi
WINTER season: a DANCER'S JOURNAL ( BOOK I
OANCE: HER AGONY ANO JOY
WINTERIZATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY Challenge heating fund
150 HOMES MADE WARMER
BREAKTHROUGH GETS 1110,000
RECOGNITION DUE FOR A JOS wFLL DONE
HOMES GET ENERGY AID FROM FIRM
SUN SHARES TAKES A HHOLISTIC IPPRDACH
WINTER PROGRAM STARTS
WINTERIZATION PROJECT PICKS UP SUPPORT
HELPING THE COMMUNITY
DUKE HELPS INSULATE a<.3 HOMES
WITCHCRAFT COURSE 'PACKAGE OF IDEAS'
WITHHOLDING TAX
SEE FEDERAL WITHHOLDING TAX
SEE N.C, WITHHOLDING TAXES
T
S
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DATE
S
E
C
I
L
PG L
T
Y
P
BYL
2
7/02/83
A
3
N
2
2
2
2/04/83
6/02/B3
7/21/83
U
C
c
I
1 P
1 P
F
F
F
B30
H',5
J<,0
S 2 <./21/83 0 6
H 1 10/01/83 B 1
H 2 12/13/83 B l<.
H 2 ',/21/83 C 1 n F H<,5
S 2 2/02/33 A 17
H 2 "./Zi/BS A 10
H 2 9/13/83 A 8 N
H 2 3/12/83 A 13 N
H 2 1/02/83 D 3 P U H',5
s ?
3/11/83 A
2 N
s ?
'1/11/83 a
1 P F
H ?
'./2l/n3 A
'. E
H 7
<./23/a3 A
15 P N
H ?
5/01/83 D
9 N G68
H ?
6/21/83 A
11 N
S ?
9/07/83 C
6 N
H 7
9/1 1/B3 D
1 1 N
S 7
9/28/13 A
<, E
H 7
10/02/83 D
1 P F C19
H 2
11/05/83 A
15 N
S 2 11/09/83 A
H
2
1/05/83
B
5
N
H
2
1/06/83
A
8
N
H
2
5/03/83
S
N
H
2
5/05/83
D
N
s
2
5/20/83
D
N
P55
H
2
5/22/83
n
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H 2 9/21/83 A 9 N
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GOVERNMENT MIOES CHILDKEN fRO'< EATHER
W12»«0 BALOOIJR'S MOT STUFF
HAKER SAYS SAUCE HOT, HEALTHY
WIZARD OF ni
OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD
SUMMITRY COULO USE WIZARDRY
WOFFORD COLLEGE
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS VISIT WOFSflRD COLLEGE
WOLfPACK CLUB
WALVANO MAKES GIFT
VALVANO HELPS WOLFPACK CLUB
WOLFPACK INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
THAXTON LEADS WAKE TO WOLFPAC< GOLF VICTORY
WQMACK-WHITSON FOUNDATION INC.
FOUNDATION SET UP AT UNC
WOMANCRAFT
SEE ALSO CRAFTS
DEMONSTRATIONS MARK CO-OP'S ANNIVERSARY
DEMONSTRATIONS MARK CO-OP'S A'iNIVERSARY
WOMANCRAFT: WHERE ARTISANS COME AND GROW
POTTERS TO OPEN EXHIBIT ON MONDAY
N D E ^
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SUBJECTS
PACE 769
l/17/8<.
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SEE BATTERED WOMEN
WOMEN. AGING
AGING AFFECTS WOMEN AND MEN OIFFERENTLY. UNC PROFESSOR SAYS
WOMEN. AIRPLANES
cklSJ'-iSSI, ff-^ri itOHM FINISHES CROSS-COUNTRY TRIP IN N.C.
SOAPY THRILLS: AIR JOURNEY EXCITING, PERSONAL TIDBITS DULL
WOMEN, ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO WOMEN FOR SOBRIETY
BOTTLED IN BONDAGE: HOW FEMALE DRINKERS DIFFER
WOMEN, ASTRONAUTS
ASTRONAUT 'TRIVIALIZED'
SPACE woman: the CUTTING EDGE OF COSMIC DREAMS
WOMEN, ATHLETES
SEE WOMEN, SPORTS
WOMEN, BANKS
SEE ALSO BANKERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS, U.S. I SEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKSI
WOMAN ELECTED BANK PRESIDENT
TAYLOR TO HEAD BANK
WOMAN HEADS BANK
WOMEN, BATTERED
SEE BATTERED WOMEN
WOMEN, BUSINESSES
WOMEN GET INVESTMENT HELP
BAKER IS NEW CHAIRMAN OF UOI TIRECTORS
CORPORATE WORLD TOUGH FOR BLACK WOMEN
KIO POWER FUELS MOM'S SMALL BJSINESS
lJ!Klfg!l:|JtiS J?lK^fNG"M!K^SftY'^Sy?;^!P "''" ''■'^°«'""- -""^^
FIRM SEEKS FEMALE INVESTORS
WOMEN, CAREERS
WOMEN WHO MAKE THINGS HAPPEN
LISTS ALWAYS LEAVE SOMEONE OUT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
WOMEN WILL RECEIVE MORE HIGH-TECH JOBS
YWCA PROJECT TO HONOR WORKING WOMEN ACHIEVERS
REPORT: WOMAN WORKER HAS PROBLEMS
Si2^2T'gu???SE^s°Sil6s'g?''LJJ^iNg"wg2?^N''°^ "'^"^ "« ""'^ ""■>'''■
CHASING THE REVOLUTION
EITHER WAY
TWO-CAREER FAMILIES: MUST IT «E EITHER-0R7
WHO CLIMBS THE CORPORATE LA0DSR7
WOMEN, CREDIT
WOMEN'S CREDIT HISTORIES ARE VITAL TO ECONOMIC SURVIVAL
WOMEN, CRIMINALS
EDMISTEN SAYS BINGO PROFITS A! E SIPHONED OFF
REDUCED BIGAMY PENALTY REJECTED
WOMEN, DEPUTIES
HARNETT FEMALE DEPUTY
WOMEN, DRAFT
SEE WOMEN, MILITARY DRAFT
WOMEN, EMPLOYMENT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN
WOMEN. ENGINEERS
?9?c!!'^o?=^° i.'' I"«OTTLE ON CLINCHFIELD COAL TRAIN
CASEY JONES WOULD BE SURPRISED
WOMEN. GOLF
NOTED GOLFER MRS. PAGE DIES AT 76
-lk'>,lii-''t1^iVLni ?S5NGSnRS'"" '°' °' '°'' '" ^"'"""^
UOHEN, GOVERNMENT
REPORT SAYS WOMEN, BLACKS UNDE RREPRESENTED ON BOARDS
WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
WOMEN'S HEALTH DISCUSSED
OLDER WOMEN LDNELY, POOR
PATTERNS OF HEART DISEASE IN JOMEN ANALYZED
REGULAR EXERCISE, DIET MAY HELP WOMEN'S BONES
WOMEN, HISTORY
HI *!-|2 S"*! UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN WOMEN
SCOTT: SOUTHERN WOMEN TAKE TH! IR RIGHTFUL PLACES IN HISTORY
SIT
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1/01/83 - U/31/B3
A«TtCL£ UNfAIR ro BLAO WOMEN
NCCn SECEIVFS GSANT fOR nOHEN'S CauFc'ENCE
NO OROINAHY WOMAN
SCARLETT Q'maRA a MYTm, SAYS HISTORY PROFESSOR
WOMEN. LAWYERS
MRS. EVERETT STILL PRACTICES LAW
FIRST WOMAN NAMED TO HEAD DURHAM BAR
W0M6N, LEGAL STATUS
FOR ECONOMIC EOUlTYi SmROEDER: NEW LAWS MUST REPLACE MYTH THAT WOMEN.
REPORT: WOMAN WORKER MAS PROBLEMS
L»wS AFFECTING WOMEN TO BE EKPLQKEO
WOMEN. MILITARY
ARMY'S REGULATIONS KEPT WOMEN OUT OF COMBAT
WOMEN. MILITARY DRAFT
NURSES MU ISSUES
WOMEN, MINISTERS
She shares GIFT OF GRACE: DCCH CHAPLAIN EASES PAIN DURING CRISES
BAPTIST CONWENTION REAFFIRMS ITS POLICY ON WOMEN MINISTERS
WOMEN, MUSIC
PRESIDENTS LIKED HER SONGS
WOMEN. MUSICIANS
DURHAM'S MUTETTES SPIN OUT WITH 'LEATHERETTE HEART'
WOMEN. PILOTS
SEE WOMEN. AIRPLANES
SEE WOMEN. ASTRONAUTS
J E C T S
WOMEN. POLITICIANS
MORE WOMEN AND BLACKS IN 1983 LEGISLATURE
ELKINS- ROLE IN POLITICS IS CHALLENGING. EXCITING
BURKE REPUBLICAN SAYS SHE WILL 9E NEXT N.C. GOVERNOR
RETIRED DIETITIAN WANTS TO SE GOVERNOR OF N.C-
WOMEN. PRIESTS
SEE WOMEN. MINISTERS
WOMEN. SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO Salaries, n.c.
SEE also salaries. U.S.
UNC PROF MAY CUT SEX-BaSEO SALARY DISPUTES
TASK FORCE SEEKS EQUAL PAY FOl N.C. WOMEN
GOAL ADMIRABLE, TOUGH
ASSEMBLY ON WOMEN TACKLES 'GRIM' OUTLOOK
EQUAL PAY LAW TOUGH TASK
STATE TAKES MAJOR STEP TOWARD E3JALITY FOR ALL
WOMEN'S ECONOMIC FUTURE DISMAL
WOMEN'S ECONOMIC POST CREATED IN STATE AGENCY
SALARY PATTERN MURKY
WOMEN. SPORTS
SEE ALSO NORTH AND SOUTH AMATEU' GOLF TOURNAMENT (wOMEN'Sl
TWO VERSIONS OF NUMBER ONE: AT LAST. THE PIECES FIT...
NCAA SOWS SEEDS FOR SOCCER CHANGE
WOMEN FOR SOBRIETY
SEE ALSO WOMEN. ALCOHOLISM
BOTTLED IN BONDAGE: HOW FEMAl; DRINKERS DIFFER
WOMEN-IN-aCTION
KELLER. WOMEN IN ACTION RECEIVE SESSOMS AWARD
MS. KELLER AWARD NOMINEE
HUMAN RELATIONS AWARDS
EFFORTS MERIT THANKS
MAKES DONATION
7 DOWN, 7 TO GO FOR CENTER
■IT JUST SPONTANEOUSLY BECAME ANNUAL AFFAIR"
WOMEN IN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
NATIONAL C OF C WOMEN MEETING IN BURLINGTON
WOMEN IN COMMUNICATION
SEE TRIANGLE WOMEN IN COMMUN ICAT lOHS
WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
BOSSES HONORED
IN THE Swing
WOMEN IN ELECTRONICS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ELECTRONICS
WOMEN GET ELECTRONICS TRAINING
PROGRAM GIVES CHANCE FOR HIGHJR-PAYING JOBS
BUSINESS. COMMUNITY EFFORT BE1EFICIAL TO ALL
ELECTRONICS PROGRAM GRADUATE
DTI COURSE HELPS WOMEN
DURHAM PROGRAM GIVES TRAINEES BRIGHTER FUTURE
WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
HEALTH CENTER OFFERS NUTRITION AID PROGRAMS
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO YwCA. DURHAM
YWCA TO HONOR WORKING WOMEN
KICKING OFF PROGRAM
PLANNING BEGINS FOR NEW YWCA 3|13GRAM
DURHAM YWCA IS SEEKING NOMINATIONS FQR ACHIEVERS
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: IT'S TIME TO NOMINATE WORKERS
YWCA TO PUT SPOTLIGHT ON PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
WOMEN OF THE MOOSt
OFFICERS INSTALLED
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING!
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS
MS. YOw RECOMMENDS Change
OukE WOMEN GET FIRST LOSS
PACE 770
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J«?'!!oiL*uSi^'^.c\"l^TlrP"^"' '^°' "^"S^*«'^' ™ ACC WOMEN
SECPNO-HAIF 8LIT2 KEYS STATE JOMEN OVER OUKE
It's : i'8w::™r5K;;|:s<s;:r,isii«!,„
?V?L5^IS,"E« H'RK WITH VICTORY
IJ''^2.??''f'* '<"' °UKE IN OT
HS. PAGE SETS MARKS; UNC FALLS
ECU'S MARY OENKLER BASKETS ALL ALL-AMER IC A
STATE WOMEN ROMP; UNC t DUKE FALL
s^5i:Sor^R;i:^?^iB:fyfis:;i?|Mp^o^i^:[N^^
WOMEN'S CENTER
WOMEN'S CENTER REVIVES
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8-?H"!SoS£l\7E"NE"r^^ "'«"-,PHANT COMEBACK
RECOGNITION PROGRAM SINGLES OJ T VOLUNTEERS
WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE DURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB
WOMEN'S FORUM OF N.C.
SPECIAL SPEAKER
WOMEN'S LANGUAGE
SPEECH PROFESSORS EXPLORE COMMUNICATIONS SY WOMEN
WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
SEE,*LSn SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ACTIVISM
S22?K,S?° "'"E THINGS HAPPEN "^
FEMINIST ARROGANCE
THINGS THAT BOTHER WOMEN: H0R1S. ROLES,
WOMEN'S PEACE MOVEMENT
PEACE WALK LEAVES DURHAM
WOMEN'S PRESS CLUB OF N.C.
SEE N.C. PRESS WOMEN
WOMEN'S PRISON
SEE N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER Fffl WOMEN
WONDER WOMAN
WONDER WOMAN! FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER BETTY COMPTDN DOES IT ALL
WOOD
"IcSooP Tn"?f? £25!'^i^£'' E""'^' COMMITTEE
iLHOOL TO GET HEAT FROM WOOD SCRAPS
WOOD CUTTING
SnSS^'IK^ FiRFwoon
c?P??yj'lSLSCH60ULE0 TODAY
ACCIDENT "aTALTO^ CHAPEL HILL MAN
LOGGING UP5FTS MOORE 5e5*0£NTS
WOOD STOVES
WgODSfOVE APPARENTLY CAUSES FIRF
s?A-TES?°R=?s:;?RPfefei?,rOy^ui--'-— -^
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WOODPECKERS
SEE ALSO BIROS
MAN AND WOODPECKER
PECK-PECK-PECK; THESE BIRDS rjRN HOUSES INTO HOMES
WOODWIND CONSORT
CORRECTION
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WFFk'^ HTrwiIruTc
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WOODWORKERS
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WGRKFARE
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ALAHANCE to STUDr wORKFARE PR3P0SAL
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BOARD KILLS WORKFARE PROPOSAL
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WORLD 600 POLE WORTH BIG MONEY
POLE RUN GIVES BAKER WINNER'S FEELING, CHECK
WORLD 600 GUARD AWAITS BIG CR3WD, BUT LITTLE TROUBLE
BAKER'S HOPING ENTHUSIASM. SKILL RIGHT STUFF FOR FOURTH wORLO 600
aONNETT, SNEVA ROAR INTO VICT3RY LANE: PILE-uP GIVES BONNETT EDGE...
BONNETT DISCOVERS HIS MISSION NOT IMPOSSIBLE IN wORLD 600
GREEN IS TREATED FOR HEAT EXPISURE
LT. GOV. SUFFERS HEAT EXPOSUR:
WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
WORLO COUNCIL; BISHOP: ACCOUNTABILITY IN GIFTS NEEDED
DUKE DEBATE: CRITICISM OF NATIONAL, WORLO CHURCH COUNCILS TO BE AIRED
R08P: METHODISTS MAY INVESTIGATE NCC. WCC
WRONG POINT HEADLINED
NATIONAL, WORLD CHURCH BODIES TAKE STEPS TOWARD REFORM
CHURCH COUNCIL TILTS LEFT
EDITORIAL A wET BLANKET
FUNDAMENTALISTS ANSWER LIBERALS wITH FIERY ATTACKS
WORLO DEBT
SEE ALSO DEBTS
HUGE DEBTS MENACE WORLD BANKING SYSTEM
SOME Thoughts on tossing good money after bad
UQIILO growth POLICY GROUP
SCHOLARS meet at quail roost
world health organization
The armadillo helps
mason is intern
world seniors invitational golf tournament
see also golf
barber leads seniors
barber retains seniors' lead
worlo series
take the o's, phillies
phillies. orioles playoff fav3rites
ONE VOTE FOR The PHILLIES
SAVORING BASEBALL'S BIG INNING
O'S WHAT A TEAM
THE GREAT SERIES FLOP
WORLO TOBACCO AUCTIONEERING CONTEST
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, AUCTIONEERS
TOP AUTIONEER: CONTESTANTS WILL CHANT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
WORLD TRADE CENTER
TRADE CENTER FOR TRIANGLE TO SET SPECIAL ATTENTION
WORLO UNIV. Games
MEaGHER PLAYS ROLE IN 'CANADIAN STORY'
WORLO WAR I
THE WAY THINGS ARE
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1/01/83 - 12/31783
SUBJECTS
PAGE 773
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HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE:
HOW riHES 00 CHANGE:
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE:
PLAYED HIRTIME ROLE
WAB RELIC REMOVED
WORLD WAl I BEGINS
HOW TIMES DO CHANCE: WAR'S END CELEBRATED
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: DURHAM SOLDIER KILLED
WORLD WAR II
WARTIME ORDEAL
U.S. ABUSED JAPANESE-AMERICANS
SECOND AIR REUNIONS
NAVAL -WARS' JUST DRAMA
L*f!^?JJJ9*',?*^ "*^E LOCATED W,<I AIRPLANES
MAN RECEIVES BRONZE STAR 39 Y=ARS LATE
HE MAKES HISTORY IN PILLBOX MUSEUM
WORLD WAR I I, HISTORY
POLISH IMMIGRANT RECALLS PASSING WWII SECRETS
ARMY VETERAN FROM N.C. RECALLS INVASION OF FRANCE
WORLD WAR I II
THE WINDS OF WORLD WAR III (CARTOON)
WORLD-WIDE COIN INVESTMENTS! LTD.
AUDIT OF CA. METALS FIRM IS OlDERED
WORLD WIDE FILM CORP.
ilkH COMPANY SAYS REFUNDS HAVE BEEN MAILED TO ACTORS
NntiifSE?f i!K%°5^r!!^'' '"" ""-'^ "'^ "'^ °«°*"
WORRY
ANXIOUS? VOLUNTEERS WANTED
WORTHLESS CHECKS
SEE BAD CHECKS
WRECKING
CITY SCHEDULES DEMOLITION TO tLEAR SITE OF CIVIC CENTER
Ri7?^i^iR°o\E°^ roT»r.,r,hr.'ddr./''°' ^^xfiR^s^i^^EoiN in june
WR6NN-WILS0N CONSTRUCTION CO.
SSf^J^^^ItSS^ E""* CHANGES NAME, HEADQUARTERS
POLICE PROBE TRUCK, EQUIPMENT THEFT
WRESTLING
PRO WRESTLING! 71
WANTED: PROFESSIONAL WRESTLER WILLING TO VISIT * STATES
WRIGHT BROTHERS
T^nfrMj^si^L-^isrj^BiSsritt?"
WRIGHT BROTHERS FLIGHT RE-ENACTED
REPLICA STRUGGLES INTO FLIGHT
WRIGHT BUILDING
OMjIf2^S'foI5'Ji'*I,,?JJ'-|S i"* CENTER CONDEMNATION
?V?5*2., If^J^fh^yi^S ^9 CONDIHN LAND FOR CENTER
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92"t^5!^ '9 CONSIDER OPTION TO auY BUILDING FOR CENTER
^jy^^it. gf-J"' ACTION ON ISSUE OF DEVELOPER "N'"
CITY PANEL FAVORS JOINT STUDY OF LAKE
COUNCIL TO GET CENTER REPORTS
CIVIC CENTER SPENDING POLICY SET
S,,!.'»V.*^ I"-" *SAIN WITH PENNY ABOUT BUYING LAND FOR CENTER
BUILDING TENANTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CITY RELOCATION AID '"'""'=''
DOWNTOWN COMPANY NEEDS RELOCATION HELP
WRIGHT CONSTRUCTION CO.
NEW LUSTER FOR OLD TOMBSTONES; HILLSBOROUGH RESTORING CEMETERY...
WRIGHT MACHINERY CO.
THE SPIN-OFFS: IS THE PROMISE OF SILICON VALLEY COMING TRUE IN THE RTP7
WRIGHT REAL ESTATE CO.
RELOCATION AID TO COME AFTER CONDEMNATION
WRINKLES
P"QTEIN INJECTIONS SMOOTH WRHKLES
CHAPEL HILL SURGEON DISPUTES BENEFITS OF WRINKLE TREATMENT
WRITE-IN BALLOTS
SFE ALSO ABSlNTFE BALLOTS
SEE ALSO fLfCTIONS, DURHAM
III iHS II-I9I19'*?' DU"H»« COUNTY
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO VOTING MACHINES
LOSING CANDIDATE SEEKS WRITE-IN VOTES FOR COUNCIL
WRITERS, Chapel hill
WRITING STUDENTS HONOR OLD CAPTAIN ON BIRTHDAY
WRITERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS, WRITERS
?2in}??-,fc';i?ffN"GS^'-p*lR'fh?-!Sr'| "'"'' OOOa^TUNITIES
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J E C T S
PACE 774
1/17/94
dfFLECTIONS KITri JN ICY CLARE
oiAiiT ■mritiG COURSE is offered
N.C. AUTHOR'S BOOK SECOHES FILM
yRiTERs VISIT ldhE'S grove
SUMMER yOSKSnOPS SET FOR PROSPECTIVE WHITEkS
KID POuEB FUELS MOM'S SMALL OJSHESS
CONTRIBUTIONS BRING PLAUDITS TO SCHOLAR
TAR HEEL WRITERS ROUNOTABLE SET KITH FULL SLATE
The literary LANTER'I
AUTHOR OF HISTORICAL ROMANCE HANGS HEAD ALL KAY TO BANK
THE LITERARY LANTERN
QUADRIPLEGIC LIBRARIAN WRITES NOVELS, HOPES TO TEACH SOMEDAY
■ORAL MISTQBY' RESULTED FROM INTERVIEWS. RESEARCH
AREA WRITERS GAIN AWARDS
READINGS TO BE 'A DURHAM SERIES'
URITERSt SOUTHERN
SEE ALSO BLACKS. WRITERS
THE LITERARY LANTERN
POEM IS OLDEST IN BOTH CAROLINAS
•ORAL HISTORY' RESULTED FROM INTERVIEWS. RESEARCH
WRITERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO Slacks. WRITERS
LEARNING ROUTE FOR WRITER WENT FROM '0' TO 'PRETTY PUBLISHABLE'
RECOLLECTIONS OF MOTHER INVALJABLE FOR HISTORIAN
ABSURD REASON USED IN SUIT
WRITERS IN The park
STATE'S POET LAUREATE WILL LEAD
WRITERS IN PARK' AT ENO FESTIVAL
WRITER'S WORKSHOP
DUKE PLANS MEETINGS FOR WRITERS
WRITING
YOUNG WRITER'S view: I'm AFRAID MY LIFE wILL BE CUT SHORT
LINGUISTIC EXCELLENCE
FOR THE lOvE of writing
PRAISE INSPIRES STUDENT-WRITERS
WRITING CONTESTS
CREATIVE WRITING AWARDS TO BE PRESENTED TOMORROW
JORDAN. VICK ARE JUDGES FOR WAITING
WRITING TEST
PUPILS PARTICIPATE IN EXPERIMENTAL TEST
STUDENTS TAKE WRITING TEST
COMPETENCY WRITING TEST GETS lEVIEw
EDUCATION PANEL ACCEPTS COMPETENCY TEST REVISIONS
WRITING TEST BEING READIED
WRITING TEST TO BE GIVEN
WRONGFUL DEATHS
SUIT ON FATALITY TO BE HEARD
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN CHAPEL HILL SUIT
CANNAOA DIED OF CHEST INJURIES
LAWYERS ARGUE TOWN IMMUNE TO 3EATH SUIT
CHAPEL HILL CLOSES Case
JURY EXPECTED TO GET TRUCK DEATH SUIT TODAY
JURY STUDIES CANNAOA CASE
JURY CLEARS CHAPEL HILL. DRIVER IN DEATH
HQMEMAKER'S WORTH FIGURED FOR WRONGFUL DEATH SUITS
«-RAY
licenses for x-rayers proposed
x-ray record is good
state licensing of x-ray technicians makes sense
x-ray technicians should be licensed
free x-rays qf canoy offered
candy check offered
Chest x-rays often not needed
XPCL
MICA SELLS STOCK IN XPCL
MICA SELLS XPCL STOCK
XPCL CHANGES NAME. OFFICERS. 1EBT STRUCTURE
GTE RESHUFFLES ITS SERVICE AREAS
XPCL CORPORATION MOVING
JUDGE OK'S ISSUE OF XPCL STOC<
YMCA. CHAPEL hILL/CARRBORO '
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.c. -Chapel hill ymca
TAX-SUaSIOUED PROGRAMS UNDERCUT YMCA
LOGIC WRONG ON YMCA. RECREATION FEES
CLOSING OF CHAPEL HILL YMCA F3RESEEN
Y DEBT PAYMENT PLAN EXPLAINED
CHAPEL HILL Y GETS FUNDS
SEMINAR ON ESTATE PLANNING T03AY
YMCA DIRECTOR PLANS TO RETIRE
VMCa. DURHAM
EX-TEACHER PREACHES 'HUMAN RELATIONS'
OFFICERS INSTALLED
■Y' GAMES MARRED BY PARENTS
'STRESS' IS PART OF COMPETITHN
READY FOR CAMP
TEXAS MAN NAMED HEAD OF DURHA1 Y
SCHOOLS SUPPORT SOCCER
CITYWIDE FESTIVAL WILL BE MELl MAY 14 AT MALL
BEAUTIFICATION PROJECTS ARE T3 P PRIORITY WITH GARDEN CLUBS
GETTING THEIR FEET WET, AND THEIR FACES. TOO
COMMUNITY ASSETS
TRICKS AND TREATS
GARRIS RETIRING FROM YMCA AS CHIEF OF FITNESS CENTER
YMCA IS SEEKING 1,200 NEW MEM1ERS
YMCA SEEKS NEW MEMBERS
Y SEEKS HELP FOR EMPLOYEE. FAMILY
YMCA. DURHAM. LAKEWOOD
Y FITNESS CENTER FILLS UP
YMCA. HENDERSON
CRAFT WORKSHOPS OFFERED
HENDERSON YMCA TO MOVE
YMCA, ROXBORO
ROXBORO Y RECEIVES CHARTER
ROXBORO Y'S DIRECTOR RESIGNS
YMCA TO LAUNCH MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
YMCA, UNIV. OF N.C, -Chapel mill
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill yica
YMCA, VANCE/CRANVILLE
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY. N.C.
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4/20/83
A
16
N
S 2
9/28/83
A
11
N
S 2
4/12/83
A
3
N
H 2
4/13/83
A
9
N
S 2
6/15/83
c
12
N
H 2
6/16/83
A
3
N
H 2
8/05/83
c
4
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H 2
11/19/83
A
10
N
H 3
1/20/83
B
1
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H 3
4/27/83
C
1
N
W36
S 2
4/27/83
A
6
N
W36
H 3
4/26/83
B
1
N
W36
S 2
4/29/83
A
3
N
W36
H 3
4/29/83
B
1
N
W36
S 2
4/29/83
A
12
N
W36
H 2
4/30/83
B
I
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W36
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8/09/83
B
2
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H 2
2/22/83
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1
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H 2
2/27/83
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B30
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3/01/83
A
4
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H 2
5/19/83
A
5
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10/29/83
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ID/29/B3
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20
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11/02/83
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2/15/83
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1
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L41
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2/15/33
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5
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7/01/83
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7/03/83
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L4I
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7/22/83
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5
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9/03/83
A
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L41
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1/13/83
A
4
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H 2
1/21/83
A
4
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1/21/83
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1/27/83
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12
N
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5/05/83
A
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12/01/83
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H 2
12/06/83
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1/08/83
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1/14/83
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3/15/83
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3/22/83
A
4
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4/01/83
A
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H 2
4/03/83
A
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N
H 2
4/26/83
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5/07/93
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5/22/S3
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7/23/83
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9/01/83
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11/02/83
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U/12/83
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11/13/83
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H 2
12/14/83
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16
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1/22/83
9/02/83
9/24/83
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/83 -
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12/31/83
YMCA PLANS TQ ANNOUNCE ITS PRDORAM IN TWO WEEKS
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SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. LA
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SEE ALSO LAND USE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK.
COMMISSIONERS CHANCE MEMBERSHI
PUBLIC HEARING SET ON SEHEO RE
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SPECIAL MEETINGS SLATED
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INDUSTRIAL PARK GETS OK
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APARTMENT PLAN IS DRAWING FIRE
CITY IGNORES ZONING ORDINANCE
COUNCILMEN VOTE TO GIVE ERWIN
COUNCIL DELAYS STREET-CLOSING
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BOB DAVENPORT IS NAMED TO COU'I
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COUNCIL TO LOOK AGAIN AT FIRE-
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OAK GROVE ZONING GETS BOARD'S
TOWNHOUSE REZONING REJECTED
CITY EXTENDS PHONE FRANCHISE
COMMITTEE TO STUDY ZONE AUTHOR
PAYMENTS TO BUSINESSES ENOORSi
ZONING RESTRICTIONS DISCUSSED
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SHOULD NOT WASTE PLANNERS' EFF
WE CANNOT AFFORD SPOT ZONING
REZONING OF CORNWALLIS ROAD AL
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WHAT 00 Wf WANT TO CALL HOME?
LAND-USE PLAN DELAYED
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60-0AY FREEZE URGED ON BUlLDIN
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COUNCIL GETS RESOLUTION URGIN:
1-40 Panel to increase meftin:
city of durham public hearings
don't limit family-care homes
developers reaffirm woodcruf t
ZONE HURTS Elderly humes
CITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC HEARINGS
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DEVELOPER WITHDRAWS LAWSUIT A".
qO-HOME DEVELOPMENT PLAN BACKE
ZONING CONTROLS FOR 1-40 EXPE:
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11/21/83 C
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11/2Z/83 A
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11/25/83 A
11/26/83 A
11/30/83 A
11/30/83 A
12/01/83 A
12/01/83 C
12/02/B3 B
12/02/B3 A
12/05/83 C
12/07/83 B
12/07/83 A
12/13/83 B
12/1 3/83 B
12/17/83 A
12/21/83 C
12/28/83 A
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